salesmen's samples for a short"timsi.
Our offer for the lot was accepted.
Boxes show the handling but slightly
and the papers are perfect. We are
goingpo offer them this west at .
~ 1% BOX. .
Que Them I." ”I, Window.
103,“an Purim.
Puwgpwavfilgggttv.;pprlnon
«1 renew; airs:
7' I
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in
,’
Jules Garrison, the vaudeville artist,
paid a visit to his home here today.
Alonzo Wheeler, of East Norwalk.
has been spendinga few days with
relatives in Bethe] and Danbury.
Mrs. Harold Cunningham has taken
a position as organist at the North
Mag: street union mission, South Nor~
wa . ‘ ‘
Charles F. Kcating, who is employed
In fiewark. N. J., is spending a few
wee a' vacation with his parents in
East Norwalk.
The L. S. Club will meet with Mrs.
Charles Plait at er home in Ludlow
sired on Wednesday evening. All
mom on; please attend.
Game Warden Wilbur E. Smith will
deliver a lecture on birds this evening
at 'aiilllill's Hall. The lecture will be
an ér the auspices of Christ Church.
Rev. G, T. Freeman and James L'-
Hommcdlcu are attending the meeting
of the stewards of this district of the
Methodist Church. at Port Chester, to-
day,
K'meeting of the Primary and Jun-
ior‘Department teuchcrs of the South
Norwalk Baptist Church was held last
evening at the home of Mrs. David
DickSOn. ,
The regular weekly class meeting
will be held this evening. Bcrt (lcib
wilbasslst Rev. G. 'I'. Freeman with
the.,sei‘vlccs and it is the hope of the
leaders that there will be a grand rally
’pleasant surprise party was given
Mater Ernest, Plait, last evening, at
liisl‘Ihome. No. 8 Winfield street.
Games were played a‘id greatly enjoy-
ed y all. Ice cream and cake were,
sored. ThoIse present were Ethel
Cummings, Florence Perry, I'Icicn lins-
tcdegncs Caffl‘eijiirric Taylor, Net
tiefBrundhito,‘Olive and Helen Percy,
~Norman Scanlore, George McGuire,
Fred and Charles Moffct. Melvin Wald-
ron; Leander Cummings, Earl and Er-
ncsIt Platt. '
ROWAYTON.
rs. Elmer Case, of Crockett sircot.
is lsitlng relatives ill licllpori, Lung
Ishtiid, .
Miss Ida Henry has rciurncd to llcr
holh‘o. in Brooklyn, after a visit with
Minis Carrie Petty, of Crockett strccl.
Extensive iulpl vcmcnts and cli-
lar'enlcnis are being made to the.
for Ier Lee place in Rowaytun avenue.
he seventy-foot yawl Nallta. of the
Ne' York Yacht Club, spent Sunday
at he Norwalk Yacht Club‘s anchor»
ago"
Mrs. Clifford Scofield, of Ilartow,
New‘York, has taken possession of one
of fieot‘nc W. Raymond's houses ill
Railinpnd street,
The Charles Stevens place Ill Cross
sir ' is, now owned by Constable Ed-
watgl. Ladrigau. In being repainted
by , ushnlan & Stevens.
,. Titty. Mr. Hudson. of North Wilton.V
is Visiting his brother-in-Iaw. Rev. E.
W. ‘flysshe, pastor of the Rowayton
Mellie
'r i» residences of Mrs. E. .rhomes
_ and, eorge W, Bryan and the Jimmy-
ftonv’gpostcmce‘havc been repainted, and
'thet'b tidings present a handsome ap~
peat, , ce.
_Mrs.,Rodstone, wife of the mana-
.‘gér of"'l‘raendly and Schenck, the
Bmoksldo florists, sailed on the Oce-
anic‘Frlday, for England, where she
. will remain until September.
‘ Bowaylon Hose Company will have
a social session tomorrow evening,
when there will be refreshments. A
alfnilar affair will be held cach Wed-
«‘ nesday night throughout the summer.
C. A; Aharrah. S. Abrahanls, Gilbert
icbester. Miss Alice Board, .lohn
Gordon. Mrs. Charles llaetnn, flurry
Hahn. Mrs. Jonas, Delia McShcrry,
Emma Newton have letters at the
Roswell harmonica-
W" torsionalictty. lunch. wagon. in
ington street, South Norwnlk,
new conductedfihyw Mr. Ackerley, of
Rowaytou, was moved back to the line
a] “t a other buildings on the north
”.4 «theatre-ct.“ yesterday morning,
', dance- with they-rivets of the
ItinCnunoilot South :Nomalk. , ‘
,lf', , 2 g . '
dominodore William T. Clarke’s
“ _ to ofILbe, Norwalk Yacht
,bont arerything‘ In her claiis
, afternoon, in'the regatta of
uhasset Bay Yacht Club. The
i write has been entered In the au-
MW Island race of the New
‘ A Stationery Glance
A manufacturer had a quantity of,
papers which had been medals
"I ., evening.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
The graduation exercim of.
public schools take place this was
St. John's Church. Noroton, will.
hold a strawberry festival in the Da~
rlcn town hall.’Wednssday evening.
June 19.
the
k.
The selectmen of the town of Dar-
icn and a number of other citiz‘ens
will go to Hartford, tomorrow. to pro-
test against the laying of a trolley
track across the Newton bridge, at
the hearing to be held before the rail-
road commissioners, ‘ '
wssrpoai
West port grunge
lilccts tomorrow
W...“
Aspetuck lodge held a very imporb
ant meeting last evening.
Miss Mary Finnel has returned to
her home ill Newtown.
Stanley Fillow has
erected a. large
bath house on Compo
heacth.
Judge and Mrs. Daniel B.
spent Sunday in Woodlliont,
Bradley.
Horace Hurlbutt has recently pur-
chased a handsome pair of work hor-‘
scs.
Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Jennings.
are entertaining friends from out. of .
town.
Henry Coley has been a recent
guest at the home of Dr. Frank Gor-
bum in Weston.
Rev. Benjamin F. Root preached to
a very large audience Sunday eveniiigi
at Trinity church.
Judge Foster, of New York,
Sunday at his summer home, ll
cum. in Cross Highway.
.__._......__
Mrs. Isaac P. Wakemau will enter-
iain the Woman's Beneflcent society
Wednesday afternoon.
spent .
ocka-
Alfred Wakcinan and family have
rented the Walter Jennings place ill
‘the Farms for the summer.
A. T. Burr has rcillrncd from the
city and opened his home on State
street for the summer.
, .._.____
A handsome monument has lll‘(‘ll
erected in the. Farms ccmetcry ill nic~
nlory of the late Loren llt‘riinc.
..
Miss Eliza (lorham has llccn visiting
on Greenfield Hill the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. George Gorllanl.
George P, Jennings attended the amt
oral conference in South Norwalk'
ycstcrday as a delegate from Crocus
Farms church. ,
—_.~-——.-——... .
Albert Fuller. of New York, who
has been visiiiiil,r his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. A. A. Faber. itivcl'side avcnuc.
has returned home.
The Children‘s day ronccrt held
Sunday morning at the Collgrvuuiiolllll
Church by the little folks was a very
lntcrcsting affair and dcscrvcs much
credit. llalliism was adlllillilstcrcd to
scvcl‘al children.
NORWALK FIRE UNDERWRITERS.
Annual Election of Officers Held Yes-
terday Afternoon.
The annual mcciing of the Fire llll-
dcrwritcrs of IIII‘ Noru'alk district was
liclil yesterday aflcrllonn at the olilcc.
of Harry W. Mrrrill, in Wall street.
Norwalk.
Officers were elected for the ensuing
year. the ones who have served dur-
ing the past, year being reelected, as
follows:
President——F, ill. Raymond, Sauga~
luck.
V’icc—i‘l'i-‘siili-ili~» loold S. lloyl, Nor-
walk,
Treasures--lrlarry W. Merrill, Nor-
walk.
Secretary—Charles IE. Iloyt, South
Norwalk. '
Membership Committee—E. C.
Stuart, C. E. Curtis and H. E. Dunn.
Deviation leinllitcc—~G. B. Smith.
Gould S, Hoyt and R. H. Golden.
Finance Conunitice~R D. Layton,
W. H. Byington and H. W. Merrill.
Protective Committee—M. E. .Mcad.
G. B. Smith and J. 13. Lawrence,
Ohe oftlle most. important. features
of the gathering was the voting to dis-
pense with the annual dinner. and in
stead donate $25 to the Norwalk lies-
pital.
GENERAL KUROKI‘ SAILS.
SEATTLE. Wash, June 11.——Gcner-
al Baron Kuroki spent his last, day
yesterday in the United States busily,
lie gave a luncheon ill a IOCiII hotel
to prominent members of the local .lap‘
anese colony. as well as several prom
incnt citizens. .Iaillcs ilunslnuil',
loicutxtioveruor of British Columbia.
with Mayor Morcly. of Victoria. were
among the. guests. in the evening the
baron and suite were given a recap»
tion by Judge Thomas Burke, of the
Asiatic Society, a commercial organi-
zation. From this reception the bar-
on‘s party was taken in carriages dl~
sail today for the Orient.
lug Gen. Kuroiil, through the American
his visit to this country had been a
most pleasant one, and that he leaves
Sam and his people.
‘PRESIDENT in wasnld'jdrpm ;,
WASHINGTON, June 11.,—r'l‘he eon-
board, t a president and_partr*retnrn-
reachedrhet‘v‘dock‘itt 7:30 ’it. in.
Yes. his doctor only allow him‘t‘o‘sa’t'
bill of fare.-—New York Sun.
Athlgtic Club, to be sailed Sat”
kilns 22, .- .. .
rect to the steamship Kaga. which will ,-,
Before leav‘ .
honorary escort. Gen, Wood. said that ‘
with, the kindest feelings ‘for I Uncle .
i r
verted‘ ‘ acht Mayflo’lver,“ having ' on ,
ing, from the Jamestown will“;
Knicker-Does Jones diet? Becker», 7.
things he can pronounce on a French ‘
Smial {rain of Engineer Sle-
vm «dramatists Was! in
the Norwalks Sunday and
Yesterday. on Measurement
, Tour
M
The clearance car operated by the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company's engineering de-
partment. arrived at the South Nor-
walk freight yard Saturday night from
the Berkshire Division, and remained
there all day Sunday. Yesterday the
inspection of the company’s property
in the Norwalk's was made, and then
the our continued its trip to the west-
ward.
This train is being run chl' the
entire system to ascertain what size
cars can be readily accommodated by
the New Haven road in handling its
daily increasing freight traffic
The train is drawn byenglno No.
1797, which was especially built and
designed to be used by President Mel-
lcu’s and other oillcinls going over the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
tracks. Engineer Harry Hunt holds
the throttle by special orders of the
loads prcsi at as he .is considered
one: of the bun men in the companyls
service and is thoroughly familiar
with every division in the system. A'
large sign on the side of the train tells
those who view the peculiar looking
outfit that the train is in charge of
,lcorgi: R. l’ulnlcr, inspector of the en-
gineering department. ,
A i'cpormr was among those who
inspected tbc train as it lay on a siding
in the freight yards. He walked
through the door Into the office occu-
pied by Inspector Palmer. Further on
in tho same car were eight berths nice-
ly made up with clean linen and good
heavy blankets. Green mosquito net-
tinps were hung in front of them, but
there being no one around it was im-»
possible for the reporter to ascertain
for what they were. intended.
Adjoining the sleeping quarters is
t c dining room where a table and
c ghi. chairs Were arranged for supper.
i this room also is a. wardrobe for the
c clilccriilg and operating department.
A llncn closet and marry complete the
equipment of this part of the house
on whccls. The kitchen in the forward
cud of the car has a small range upoli
which some food was III the worse of
preparation and tilt- savory odor aria:
lug: made the lips of the lone visitor
smack.
This kitchen would delight the eye
of any of Norwnllt's housewives, as
cycl'ytllilll; was cmliDIPIt‘ and every-
thing evidently hanging from its own
book; nothing was out of place.
Envy catered the mind of the report-
or as be viewed this complete little
house and he privately wished it were
possible to transplant it from its pro
sent sccuc to come desirable spot in
the city.
Going tllrougll illc front. door of this
car thc ncwspapcr man found himself
upon the large flat, or clearance. car,
in the front of which is erected a
large Iclnplci, painicd while. This
templcl is graduated into feet and Ill-
eiics and as it stood wllcn vicwud rc-
[)i‘t’Si‘llIi‘lI the exact size of :l modcru
i'rcigllt car. Wilcn passing through
tunnels. lllldcl- bridch. or past plat»
forms whcrc any obstruction is seen to
exist it can, by a system of lovers
,workcd by tho engineers be made to
extend toward such obstruction. a
scale on the bottom making a record
by which the inspector can secure his
data for the reports. Extra superstruc-
tures are provided to be used ill case
of need. so that when madc up in full
the officials of the New Haven road
will know to thc sillallcst estimate
just what cars can be operated over
the swivel and imnrithmcnts can
illcn be begun when needed. ’
aliast year the railroad was oblig-
ed to turn down much of the western
freight traffic one road alone offering
the New Haven'road 16,000 cars to
haul of which but 9,000 could be hauled '
over the road owing to the large size
of the cars. When the work follow-
ing the present inspemion is finished
no further trouble with freight service
it'.expected
a
-—_—
LONDON MOTOR ’C‘Alr ACCIDENT.
one Man Killed, and Two Others Very
Seriously Injured. r
LONDON, June 11.—-Thc victim of
the motor car accident at Banbury. it
was learned today, is H. C. Johnson,
an attorney of Berkeley. Calif.
Johnson’s companionhlvlir. Blake,,of
Philadelphia, who, with his wife, Were
seriously injured in the accident. is
still alive today. but. he passed a bad
night. . Mr: mining! COMM-till.
ro-
imrtcd as comfop’tablc today. I
.
, ’, ., i, .‘I‘ . , I g
’ ~ ‘ r .
m If I I
'l’rflWJJ-niisiyuwl M...) .It
Win no ”any chunks-i
can MP.” JIM. any
neillelne an 'bcurc‘cdililhs
nary-um! M «and harm.
otherpgdlclnc. . ' “ f
‘ ii‘io”"iai“v0”a‘ new“:
, '4 ,, ou emu
3mg can.
land.
"chnhceg‘dgn
ll don not cont-hanks;
g...',"y":l§, er nT-mu'e-vol'm-
an owm‘ '- '
it... “My y . .
vii,» Ml n
velour wanna. not: a Mall?
Klopsch. in, shame hurried. recently
to Miss Delusion! Norwalk. hastbeen
decorated withthe Order of‘thefllsing
made a life member of the Japanese
honorees Society. by the oflicers of
that bdiiy. The misused-envoy. and
Ill! flecwnry waited upon Dr: Kiapsnil,
at the"- ofllco nfvtlimflhrtstianrfleratd.
ill the bible House: ona‘dsy lately. and
preserved him-with the emblem f the
order. at ch consists of a sun— haped
gold‘butt Ankh a scarlet hackgmund,
and the rays of the sun in winced. en-
amel, on the» hack of-whlch are the
words "Ft‘ir Moi-It."l This ls:secured
' to a white satin ribbon; ,With scarlet
hunters, "and beneath a large Maltese
cross ill precious metal. This: in a
very rare order, having been estab-
lished by the present: emperor when
he succeeded ,to um throne about thir-
ty years ago, and over. two centuries
have elapsed. in his dlr‘ect iln‘evof den—
celit. ii is rather showy to be worn,
except on special occasions, but a
smaller device consisting 'of scarlet
satin button is worn in the left lapel
so ,‘lIlili the members can readily rcc~
oglli‘sc each other. it. is a choice dec-
oration, and is worn by Marshall
Oyama.‘ General Kai-old and other men.
high up i "political, philanthropic. sciv
entitle an literarywork. in. Kiopsch
has been very active in philanthropic
work for the "past ' twenty‘ years.
through the medium of his newspaper,
and the amount sent to diffdrent coun-
tries, as well as to many laces of our
own, would aggregate in llions.
SHOT, AND“ BODV- BURNED.
Gums LANDING. in. ‘June 11.—
.laulcs W. Wilson,'a twenty-two year
old negro, warshot to‘de‘sth 'and his
body burned by lynchers near here
Saturday night" for tuttempted criminal
assault upon thedaug‘liter of a planter.
‘ Mad—u...-
HOTEL aRRIVALB. ~
.Clli‘lordwo." C. ’Hallnrd, E. H. Stet-
son. H. M. Bates, Boston' Charles Kor-
hel. William Stern, W. 1‘. Peterson. 13.
b. Bermark, A. Schaiu, W. L. Mim-
taguc. H. C. Doersch. ,l, E. Cory, A. H.
Bond, 0. H. DcFord, J. B. Taylor. New
York; J. J. Worden, Brooklyn; L. R.
llnrlbutt, Wilton? A.‘ W. Corrie,
George L. Rockwell. Ridgefleld; H. A.
Mathewson, South Norwalk: A. K.
Harris. :Medlua, N..¥.: G. If. Gilch-
wona. Utlcs: R .M. Stat-buck, Jr.. Hart-_
ford; Joseph Wright, Woonsocket;_
Clifford. Brown, Bridgeport. ,, .
.Mahackemo—W. W. Booth. Green,
water, Rowayton‘; David H. Reardon.
Stamford; G. L. Lowenthal, New-
York; George F. Allen, Stamford; J.
w. Stud‘well.‘ 1'onkers’;. S. C: Barnum,
.I. ll. Could, I): P. Lavictcs, Newilia-
veil; Thomas A. Shanley. J. J.,Jordan.
Bridgeport: LR. Budd’s/in. Westfleld.
Mass; Frank A. Hartwell, New York;
S. Greenstein. Bridgeport: .l. G. ’i‘utJ
ile. Hartford: N. E. Paine. New York;
G. L. illlrklmrdt. South Kent; F. L,"
Doyle. Manchester; William M. Belch:
ler, city: .l.. L. Abrams. New York:
Wm. Bacliruch. Bridgeport; F. ll. Ma-
llon, Hartford. ‘ ‘
. is
, ' POPULAR“ mausoleum
BILLY WALSHjA'I‘ HOYT‘S IJAST
, atom“.
Billy Walsh, the po ular comedian,
entertained a large an fence at Hoyt's
Theatre, last evening. He has many
friends In Th'e‘Norwalks and they at-
tended the performance “and heartily
applauded his songs ‘ and‘ specialties.
[in is a comedian of noted versatility
and will change his specialties every
evening this..woek.. The pictures were
new, instructive and very pleasing and
the entertainment as a whole is be
comma yer‘y Whilst-H -
The man-Vito «sallyf WW8 fighting
is not {inuéIh“IIgtJIod . fog: anything also.
.. [I 'th,,_._.‘_
saw vegans“; saves a
mnmsbnAILRQAD-
‘ TlME’i'APl-E:
IIn Enact Jun. 2, 1907.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
‘ NEW YORK.
A. prim x. 5:14x, 5;ilx. 5:55x,
6:01x.‘ 6-:16,‘
8:40. 8248):, 92111:, 9:313; 9:53. 10:55x,
11:01, 11:16:;. i.
P. M.—12£52Jt, 1:10, 13451:. 2:55x.
3:20x; 3:27, 6:09x, 5:38, 52551:, §:25x.
6:40, 6:53;. 7:12x, 7:54x, 9:57):I 10:32;
Bunduo.
I“ M.—-12:62x, 5:14x, 5:41, 8:57,
9‘
. 31:.
P. M.w~12:55x. 2:47x, 2553:, 5:38,
5:55x..7:00, 7:18, 7:54x, 8:25x. 9:57x.
10:23. ,
NEW YORK. FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.——12:00x. 12:09x, 41:54:. 5:45,
6:55. 8:01, 8:03. 8:40, 9:00x. 0:14x,
10:04. 11:00:: 11:03. ‘ ;
P. M.——12:08, 1:04. 1:30, 1: , 2:00:
2:63. 3:31x. 4102117 4105.1: x. 4:32,
5:02x, 5:09. 5:26.'*0:00x. 6:02, 7:10,
7:463. 9:00x, 9:40. 11:00:.
Sundays. ~
A‘. Mic—6:00} 7:30., 9:00x, 9:40x,
10:02x. “ ‘ ' ,
. M.’-i:05."'5:03, 6:593. 8231):.
11:00x.12:00.‘ , ‘
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW "
' HAVEN.
A. 01.41220“. 1:12x, lzlfitlx, 6:18.
7:25. 8:25, 051,233 9:47x,'9:51, 10:14,
11:07x, 11:13. 1 ' ‘
P. M.—-12:05x, 1:18, 3:07x.
4:19. fir00x. 5:27, 6:00x. 6:30.
8:56x, 9:2], 10;0le, 11:33.
Note—2:40 and 7:25 to Bridgeport
only. ‘ . .
3:181.
7:06x.
faunas/n“. i
9:10,10:44x.‘ 11:07x, , . .
P. M.—,6:I4.Z,’l:0ilx,‘8:ltix, 9:40x.
SOUTH nonwhux t'l‘o unnauav.
A. vM.—.-—Q:~20‘,,9:3Il,110:06x. , .,
Kayla—1:35, 2:82 (Saturday only),
4:35x‘."'5:18, 6:20. 6:10, 7:11. ‘
Sundays.
A, Ric-,9 :15. 10:06:.
P. ~7-35
DADIFURV‘TO SOUTH NO WALK..
A- H:55.'1:25, 8111. 1059.112“.
P. M.——4:16_x, 0:;10, 0:45.
' ' Sundays.
A. M.—7:56.
P. M.—-ti:00', 7:17.
i i «um...-
l
‘ , .ut-‘tALLsnnt FROM
Sun by the emperor of Japan} and
wich; E.‘Lind. Georgetown: Louis At- :
F.) E liliKWlltlll ii [20,;
' 'hbwdellghtfully convenient It woult
_ ho‘to
76150, 6:56, 7:‘5-iii,'8:‘18kl *' .w ”Wily @019 Wiltwcilflro“
A. M.¥-,12:08x,‘ 1:12x, Mex. 7:39. ,
M.£.WT!RQ
i". ll, Baxter lb sceklng‘ths'vyorst
case of dyspepsia or‘constipatio‘n in
South Norwalk or vicilfiy to‘tesi Dr.
Hon'ard's new Specific for the cure of
these diseases.
80 confident is be that this re—
mul‘kal-lc medicine will effect a cure,
quickly and lasting (bathe offers to
refund the money ‘lOUIlI it not be
successful. - ,
In order to secure the quickest pos»
Billie introduction Mr. Baxter will sell
aregular fifty c‘cnt package of this
medicine at. half price, 25 cents.
, This specific of Dr. Howard‘s will
cure sick headache. dizzy feelings,
of malaria and liver trouble. It does
not simply give relief for a mac; it
makes permanent and complete cures.
it will regulate the bowels, tone, up
3 whole Intestinal tract. give you an
appetite, make food taste good and
digest well and increase vigor, jut 11
SIGNALMEN SIGN AGREEMENT.
Employee of the signal department
of the New I'Itlt'flll road were in New
Haven yesterday and signed agree
Inputs with officials of the road for'a
raise In pay. and other concessions.
What the Mine is neither'sidoidill tell,
but it is said to be a considerable ouc.
anézsl
,cgstbdhhoofim’v.” , .
OhiOHOrSes
Consisting of Draughtlern. Business
Chunk!» and Drivers.
2‘ Those Horse's will be guaranteed us
represented or money refunded.
Respectfully.
OSCAR EBAN KS
{also AND lesnv STABLE!
“ ‘Rlvsli Street. Norwaik. '
o
, i
Miller 81; Jordan:
ital titan : Brains,
attentions Theatre Billing-7
SOUTH NORWALK.
trill 01in, 181 State Street,
l ,,BRIDGEPORT.« ,
P. I 'l‘ R I I
lflIlIlS 0 _ till.
PIANOS TUNED BY THE MOST
COMPETENT TUNERS WHO CAN
BE OBTAINED: _ , , . _,
TENNISIVAND‘ GOLF 600133. 1
"Honest Good; at Honest Prices}!
constipation, dyspepsia, and all forms .
10 BUILDING LOTS AND 4 MOD-
ERN COTTAGES. HARDWOOD
FLOORS, ELECTRIC LIGHTS AND
ALL IMPROVEMENTS.
FOR PARTICULARS INQUIRE 0F
(in in t Habitat Having Your
Sunday Dinner of "in
CLIFFORD
No worrying about selecting
your meats, ‘m «bother with
dishes or stove when pleasant
weather comes.
Courteous Serving. ,0
Pleasant Surrounding.
Excellent Co inn.
CHARLES BEYIIEKE,
Prom-Inter.
Telephone 498.
.l'.
LiiWIlMillllBl’S
at $2.75 up.
A very strong line of fully, guaran-
teed leh Wheel Mowers. at $5.50
to 86.00. , "l: l '
A complete assortment of the heat
grades of RAKES. HOES. GARDEN
FORKS, SHOVELs, SPADEs. and all
Farming Utensils, at. the lowest prices.
General repairing and machine work,
promptly attended to.
.4 sad]
.l
llorvalll Hardware (lo.
39 Main St , Norwalk. I
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Telephone Call 07-5.
Gregory’s . Point!
EAST NORWALK
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Shor'o Dinners and All Kinds of Sea
Food Cooked to Order.
Bathing and fishing.
Bath Houses to Rent by the Season
John 0’sulllva‘n,
Proprietor.
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EVERYVW'LanY'g oassslucr CHAN
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should be «1qu
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snow white, one piece "Stand
celain Enameled Lavatory.
Have yop ever stopped to considel
halve hot and cold running watel
in‘ yo r dresain , chamber,‘ sleep
lug apartment 0 first floor toilet
room? in; presence would‘afford you
the highest degree of comfort. _
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chanlca, honest and, reliabfio.
Horace R. Illash,
CORNER Main AND wssr us
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STORGE
WAREHOUSE.
for .
FURNITURE, PIANOI. ETC.
Telephone, 0M ,
For Particulars. Addrou'
. G. N. McKIBBlN,
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.l. R. cannon. Manager.
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SERVICE UP-TOADATE
A“ CUISINE UNSURPASSED
Wm. RATES REASONABLE
Sunday Dinners a Specialty.”
For further particulars apply at of
"lul- any
Real Estate and*rlnsurantef
We m. sexism decided bargains
must Increase in value with the rapid
growth of the town. I I
PRESTO-LITE TANKS.
, Auto Garage
and Machine Shep.
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Cells, Spark Plugs, etc. _
_ Launch Engines, Covers, Curtains.
Paasno-Ll'ra TANKS.
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For {me Japmll. Lacqucru. V-rniullen. Paints,
etc” etc.
THE CHARLES E. SHOIILS COMPANY
Sole Sales Agents
I64 Front Street, - New York City
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Tel. 452.
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F. T. Eilalnsona Son.
DEGORATORS.
Wholesale and Retail Deniers in
’ WALL ‘PAquS
70 NORTH MAIN sir. ,
yet. 3394. spurt-l nopyyuk.
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I sell only investments that ,l havi
personally investigated, and which
havq‘been most rigidly ,Inl‘t‘dllguttgn
by some of the very best business nur'
professional men in our city. who have
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* large holdings with’us, and who rec-
ommend these investments to then
most intimate friends. .
A card will‘bring you our. iltsratuyi
or a personal interview.
R. L.‘\'JOBURN. Genéral Agent.
‘ 16 South Main Street. ,
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1847 ' ‘ “ " 190
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEA INC.
0.8T0VE3 AND-”RA HES
CL‘ATE ANd' TIN ROOFING
Ga- and, Steam Fitting, '11s Fixtures.
‘ Metal Ceiling, Etc.
‘ Have you such our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & Horcukiss
ANY to' ix
nonwaL
illlilll IliiiiillN. l:
, , for freight.v0nlyw .
— On and after Tuesday”. Juan: y. I
I906. Freight Propellers will envy
Pier 28. East'lIivcr, Nch‘ork, thrill
of Dover 5”“..“Iln. every day, IUXCFII,‘
Sunday"). at i H.011: ‘Friilébt rdctil'v-z‘r.
at Nfit‘uihik up to ,4 phytflfipd' £10th
Norwalk up In .5230 p. m. , ' “
NORWALK sTEAMBOAT co. ,
Annlng J. Smith. 0 .c, Hegc‘uinu
Leases. . . .chral ought
. , .. COMP
l7 WALL STREET.
wu’ 'th" Bunion
Own‘gii’omd?“
Rents are sdvan‘éinghll the-mm!
and desirable apartmants are becoim
Ing scarcer everyday. We have!
number’- of-‘Vsry' "desirable homes 'dm
sale, and maintain the tGI'mIJIliI‘I
price right: ‘ ' ‘ '
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JM. Layton &' Go?
INCORPORATED. .
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hon. Call 400
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Norwalk Chronicler