~ .1. BTOP ..
. ! LIBOET’T’O SATURDAY CANDY.
29¢ POUND.
_ .APOLLO CHOCOLATEB. Fresh ev-
ery week. and superior in quality to
any other candy, no matter whomnkos
it or what its price. ' Always glad to
provelt with tree samples. ‘ 'i‘heso
chocolates are handsomely packed in
hamtpound,‘poundl and two “pound
boxes at $30: 409, 600, socrand $1.50. ,
lite Bridle Pharmacy.
DINNER a BRADLEY, Proprietor-
Miss May Olsen was a visitor in
Dunbury, yesterday.
Miss Edna llyxbee, of Fort street,
is spending a few days in Brooklyn.
”‘MIEEMaud l'iisseli, of Stamford,
spent‘iho Fourth with friends in this
place. '
Lyman Patterson, of East Norwalk,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles V.
'Scwali, of Milford.
,j John Kubovlcs has rented the store
All 197 Washington street and will
move his tailor shop there soon.
“likHufner reports the largest, sale of
'zfireworks ever and judging from the
noise all of them were exploded.
. Mrs. Maggie Raymond and daughter '
THelen, of iicthcd. are spending a few
days as the guests of Daniel L'liom-
noodles.
:2- Strange to say, there was no at-
.tempt made this Fourth to “decorate"
Homer's east side store, on the lion-
edict Fanns bridge, as has been done
In years past, when it has been fes-
ttooned with railroad tics, logs of wood,
l‘owboats and other things of a large
and bulky character.
mA big boniirc was built on the
ground lately known as Wedge Park,
-Wednesday night, and it is probable
that arrests will be made as an out-
come. A rowboat owned by Dr. l-lontcr
Clark. of the Vacuum Varnish Com-
tpany, was taken and burglary was
committed by breaking intoathc var-
=nit-:11 conu'tuny‘s plant and stealing a
.barrel of oil. The boat was burned
and the barrel of oil placed on the
a....»...p..fiwa..w ‘ch...\lltlb...itn.mtceedingly hot.
one. '1‘ to authorities are at work on
the case and unless some settlement
is reached whereby the persons whose
property was damaged are reimburs-
ed for their loss. arrests will be made,
as the persons who put the articles
on the lire were plainly visible from
the surrounding dwellings.
THE EAST NORWALK POET.
There is a innit in East Norwulk,
As trinity a one can vouch;
in the making up of glugics,
lic surely is no slouch.
Oi'tcn have we seen them,
Ami many times have been
Highly interested
By his ready wit and pen .
lie tackles any subject,
Ami gives it the right pith:
You might know bltu if you met him,
His nuntc is Calvin Smith.
Often hare we wondered,
And thoughtll Very queer,
Why inch of such ambition
Do ttoi court a higher sphere,
But seem to be contented,
A simple way to choose,
ins-loud ol‘ climbinl: lo the rank
Of the hlgbcr class of muse.
”(iXY.
ROWAYTON.
(‘harlcs N. Raymond visited frlcndn
in Wmnlbrizlge, yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. ldngcnc Cusbmnn and
daughters are visiting friends in North-
porl, 1.. l.
’l‘ite Misses Blackbtu'n, of Phiiudoh
phiu, are visiting Major and Mrs. It.
Livingston Mickey.
Several of tho furthers have colit-
uu-nrcd harvesting the buy crop. The
growth, although lute, will could in
quantity lust,y.e«r's yield.
There was a report about the place
this morning that u llrc bud (mcurrml
ncarf 'l‘okonclto llcuch, but nothing
could no lrnrnod that would authorize
such a story. ‘
One of the lineal. fireworks displays
in "ltowoyl'on was at the Franklin
Lynch house on the rocks, where the
occupant. Usrur Von Verntuth. had a
large party of friends. and tho occas-
ion/was greatly cnioyrd by the neigh-
born on tho West. Side of the river.
”The residents of 'i'oltenoke l‘lench
had a, subscription clumbnkc and fire-
W‘Gttlts: display, yesterday afternoon
and last evening, whirh proved to be
a very successful event in every rem
pooh: About 100 people were in rat-
tendonce and there was an abundance
of] retro, hmenta.
a .3; 1‘
"Willie may men of the village had a
may time‘- on the night before the
Fourth/“The Fold mortar was brought.
into amend was doing noble service
in Vul‘lbilfl sections of the village when
some oftthe residents began to object.
Some of the moat strenuous protests
cane tram the Vicinity, of the former,
‘und , the horsewblp nan plied vigorous
ly about the shouldersoi’ a well-known
young man on account or his )Ol'fliil-
tonoyin firing the mortar, by rs. M
J. Burstoin. who occupies the prelu-
Ooorgo Minor. one o! the young
‘Il'ltln attacked, gently took the whip
way from the woman, and otter-
.tl to “have it out with Dr. .Burstuln
and sons, who remained discreetly be
hind the fence. A large bonfire was
house
about. 1:30 o’clock yesterday morning.
and someone thinking the residence of
Mrs. Mary Themes was on fire, turned
Both lire companies ros-
lees.
built in front oi? the school
in an alarm.
pended.
. , NOTICE.
.3 ‘ The legal vo'tersot the South Five
- Mile lthor School District are hereby
notified and warned that a special
meeting of said district will be held
at the school house, Saturday, July 0,
1007. at‘s p. m.
For the purpose of considering the
advisability of employing either James
10. Silvens or Albert W. Mills as juni-
tor of . school house in said dis-
trict the ensuing year, and to in-
struw’ihe district. committee accord-
ing] .
To authorize the making of neces.
sary repairs to the school house.
And to transact any other business
proper to come before said meeting.
Rowuyton, Ct., July 1, 1007.
EARL F. 'l‘liOMES,
ii 3 5 District Committee.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.‘
Ii‘. W, Bruggerhot, oi' Noroton, is
havinguhis residence wired and fixtures
installed for electric lighting.
,..___......
Undertaker James Birchard bad a
family reunion at his residence in
Main street, Daricn, yesterday after-
noon.
WESTPORT.
Mrs. L. C. Billings is entertaining
Bridgeport relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Buttorson,
passed yesterday in Bridgeport.
Jennings Brothers have sold
“Shippan” to Bridgeport parties.
the
Mrs. Samuel Elwood has recently
entertained her daughter, Mrs. KL‘R'
noth Macbeth, of New Jersey.
—......~._.._ _.
is visiting her father in New Rochelle.
H. A. Williams is entertaining ills
brother, Edward Williams, 01' New
Haven.
Miss Alice Ileardon has rcsuntcd her
position as operator at the Saugnluck
station.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L“. ilurlbutt
Weston. burl» lncn rcccnl guests
iricnds in \‘t'cstporl.
of
of
Relatives front New .lt'rscy,
intro been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
ucl I’urdy, hare r 't ‘ncd home.
who
Sour
Mrs. Thomas llcnnclt. who is u grout
snitch-r front rheumatism, was taken
to the New llnvon hospital last u’cck.
Miss Catltcrinc 'i‘aylor entertained
tl-rnoou. The meeting was it: charge
of Mrs. Robinson W. Witcclct‘.
llr. and Mrs, John Adams, of New
York, haw arrived in town and will
occupy their Sillllllli‘l‘ home on
street for the Mtlnntci‘l‘
Holy Trinity church assislcd by
cnnlnta 'on Friday evening, July
:tt the church,
the past your, will i'l‘tilli‘il again
wnnmii 'i‘f
mus White and Arthur ll‘inisis
phia the middle of this month.
Wcslport circle, Companions
it‘oreui. the following oillccru \Vi‘l'l
elected for tho romnimh-r ol‘ the your:
Chief Companion. Minn Knlhuryn
Ryan; sub Chief Companion, Miss To
(‘1’
Nollie M. Ryan: guides. Miss Eliza
Ryan was chosen delegate to the non
nation at Atlantic City. Miss Julia M
London in alternate.
WESTON.
William Robinson is
from a few tinys' illness.
W
' Mrs. W. i". l‘towlnnd in entertain
ing relatives from modding.
Mrs. William Robinson and grand
daughter spent Wednesday in Plus
Norwulk.
Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Andrews upon
drown, in Easton.
3““
trip to Greenwich on Monday.
Fulrview House in Rowayton avenue
Mrs. Joseph llarriman, Wright street.
the Missionary auxiliary yesterday 111'-
King
Miss lilackmun and the choir of
sev-
crul out ot‘ town arlisls, will give it
12,
The St. Paul (lrntnntnr School which
has been situated in (it'l'l'ltn ll‘lii‘illfi for
in
‘Vlllllllls, Col. “by, Joseph
McGll’l’,"'.io'hn lialiy, Alon: Manner, 'l‘ho-
are
limiting urrungcnwnls lo ultcnd the nu-
tlonul convention or Elks in l’hliadcl-
At the last meeting of the Star ol'
the
t‘.
Miss Mollie it}. Ryan: treasurer, Mitts
.‘iuiin M. inntdon' recording arcrctut'v the u . .'.-.. . ‘
, ' , , , ~ ilitlll of Rtitm. tummy hmilh,
MW" MMH” 1": Ryan; tluunutct, MM“ rurotnuwndlnc that u docrco oi’ abso-
both 10. Hunks, Miss Mary ll‘itagcruhi:
Miss Mary Nonuclt. Milli; iinthnryn t‘i.
recovering
yesterday with Mr. and Mrs. lra Ann
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ambler, of.
lluribuit street, enjoyed on automobile
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Clark are on-
tertaining Mr. and MW. Sable, 01120532 you make your tiring at in ,
arr‘viuudifiilnio Atlan
with friends in Bridgeport.
W
Cannontlrunge held a patriotic en-
tertainment last evening with roiresln
meals of cake and ice. cream us a.
closing number or the program.
August ulrson, who bus lived for
several years on the late Harry Incit-
' port. Hospital on Monday for treatment
of his eyes. . :‘
lone, who were married in Port Ches-
ter on Bitturduy lust, are making ur-
rungcmcnts to begin housekeeping in
South Wilton. ‘
WILTON.
Benjamin Davenport, of Minneapolis,
is visiting relatives in town. . l
The Reading Circle did not meet this '
week Thursday owing to the Fourth.
Marlon Gregory lathe happy posses
sor of it onto fox terrier puppy.
Howard Chicheulor. of New Haven,
spent Sunday with Wilton relatives.
Oscar Ecklnnd and son, Charles,
have, a contract. for carpenter work in
Mt, Kisco, N. Y.
Herbert Sturges and family left,
town Monday morning for n sojourn at
a cottage on Belle island,
Miss Davenport, daughter of Timo-
thy Davenport, ol’ the city, has been
the guest of Miss Mary A. White.
Miss Ethel Betts, who spent Sunday
with Mrs. H. G. 'l‘homsou. has returned
to Stamford, where she is the guest of
Miss Weber.
The ladies of the Congregational
Church are making extensive prepara-
tions for a fair to be hold some time
in August at. the chapel.
The boys had their usual good time
ushering in the Fourth. Early Thurs-
day morning church bells were rung,
der jolllilcution indulged in.
Mrs. W, D. Gregory was one of the
members of a large party who spout
the day at Cnmpo Bench. Ben Greg-
ory also enjoyed the outing. accompan-
ied by his aunt. Mrs. F. l). Benedict.
’i‘hc united patriotic service was held
at 3:30 o‘clork Sunday afternoon in the
Cougrogutlonal Church. Every munber
on the program was interesting and
the occasion will long be remembered
by the large congregation. Rev. W. ll.
Hart, pastor of the church, acted as
master of ceremonies and introduced
the sneakers and visiting clergy as
follows: Reading of the Declaration
of independence, Mr, Rector, of Ridgc—
ilold; hymn, church choir: prayer, Rev.
Mr. Fttl‘llllsil, of the Congregational
Church. Georgetown; scripture reading
from lsaiult, Rev. A. 1.. lluhburd. (if
Cannon Methodist Church; hymn,
choir; address, The Declaration ol‘ in-
dependence. Rev. Charles A. Marks. of
St. Matthew’s; address, on the issues
of the day. onwcnlplmtic notc being
l‘nlsc lcmlcrship. llvv. llr. Mucl‘urluml,
ol‘ the (hutgrcgutional Church, South
Norwulk; prayer, itcv. W. 1'). Hart:
reading of a letter. by Rev. Mr, iiarl,
in behalf of llit.‘ Norwulk Hospital from
Thomas Raymond, executive cotntnib
tee: address, The Nomi of llospilul
Work. Herbert S. ()gdcn. 'l'llo prol'ctuis
ol' the collection, which followed.
illlltllllllt'tl to over :13. Singing by
choir and congregation, My Country
'l’is of Time; benediction, Rev. A. l..
Hubbard.
NEW CANAAN.
m
Contractor Roberts is Well up Multi
sii‘c'cl with the sauna: UKCRVHHUIL
expects to complete lhc Main street
section in about two weeks.
F. S. Scliock. who recently sold his
hotel in Nyuck, bus rented a saloon
and restaurant in New. York. He will
also engage in the hotel business.
W. l. Brunt has resigned his post-
iion \vilb the Blue Ribbon Stables.
l‘lrldgcport, and is again working for.
George E. Raymond, in the black-
smithing department.
North ilrhigcport for the full term. MW _
where they will liil\'ti more cotntno- rpm. lbicl.‘ who stole a bicyclc 1,...
“‘Wwilm‘iti‘r longing to Howard Brown at his
’ I" am-.._-,-_ home in Park strccl, some time ago.
Dr‘w“ MI; Nolutl, ’l'hotnns ”LVN" has not. been upprchcndiui. The Siam-
ford Police Department is hiding in
the search.
The following olllccrs have been
elected in Wooster Lodge, 1. (i. O. 1“,:
ii. il. Kcolcr, N, (L: (ibnrlcs Schmidt.
V. (l.; ii. A. Wood, secretary: 1). it.
Merrill, treasurer; F. C. ilcngcr, per»
tnuncnt secretary.
t
Supreme Court Justice Maddox, of
Brooklyn, sltllng in special term, has
bcard lilo arguments and reserved
his decision on n tuotiou to conilrtu
‘ into divorm be granted to Mrs. Mao
Kounmiy, daughter of A. J. (tuition.
a millionaire clothing man, from ln-r
husband, Robert 1). Kennedy, a Fifth
nvcnuo rlolhicr, on statutory grounds.
The Kcnncdyu were married (iclobor
2a, 1800. and have one child, Agnes,
nix years old. 'l‘ltcy ilvod happily to
author in the Mohawk mun-intent hotel
on Washington uvcnuc, New York, un-
til about a year one. when our: day
Mrs, Kennedy left her country lnnuo in
this town, the l‘orcpurl of lost sutu-
ntcr. She took Agnes with her, nod
for some time Mr. Kennedy could find
no trace of her. It is raid that he had
seen neither wife or daughter until
the divorce proceedings (:tlllllttt‘ttnctl.
'i‘ho Kcnncdys lived in the P. 1.. (loin-
ntock residence. South Main street,
inst Billllll‘til', and when the storm
came in the domestic felicity of the
household, the rent and other bills
,~woro loft, unpaid by Mr. Kennedy, who
left immediately in pursuit of his
wits and did not return.
.
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l.
t
Farming in pretty good fun unless
. e ‘ ,_
. have returned-troupe. two noyn'wtutt 3
wood place,- was taken lo‘thc llrlduo- ’ I 5'
Miss Nellie Perry and Thomas Mn- -
torpedoes tired and a general gun pow- -
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plll‘ulll‘s
Milli)??- 0
int.
tool: a no a 'ni .
in! in. lulwrut‘ui ’
W110 4.; Ni , ur.
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him» it .ran nitrate t Thitbthttd‘D‘lOM
. urur Alexei], \lonitiau. (grlpt . Illa. 20c. iii)! .5816;
sold in ill k. ’i‘bo noun new; at. stumped ‘ l
Ouomntuiuti to euro or pop! ntouuy Wally
ater ing‘ Remed’y.¢o.. Chicago or NY. 593
liliiiiill. $ALE. TEN MILLIIIII. B XES
Hotel Mahackemo.
J. R. CONNOR. Manager.
“—1—.
dgnwc: UP-TO-DATE
cuisine unsunPAssso
' nnrse REASONABLE
Sunday Dinners. 75 Cents.
For further particulars apply at of-
ilce. Telephone 488.
‘ z.
itaitgtinntt.
for freight Only
On and utter Tuesday. January I
1906. Freight Propellers will leave
Flor 28, East River, New York, (toot
o‘r‘Dover strcct), every day, (except
Sunday), at 4 p. in. Freight receiver
at Norwalk up to 4 p. m. and Soutl
Norwalk up to 5:304. m.
NORWALK STEAMBOAT co.
Annlng J.8mith. ' c.c,"Hegomun
Lessee; ' 'Oenerai Agent
‘ "lint:
an 0008, in sun 3......
_ , Estate; till
(illicit, lbytis 'iilltliteBuiiding,
‘ spurs ,nonwdtk.
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On Your Walls
that have pleased you ever Ilnoo‘m
put them on. Any moru roomu to be
papered this year?
0
Our stock of wall Paper represents
the very latest patterns. The lelecuonl
have been made from the 1002 produc.
ttonu of the hastyfuotorlu.
Agent for the Wm. Campbell a. Go.
and Fr'. Beck, Co.
-——n
Crookory, alumni-o. Houuturnlon
Ina Goods-[Fnr‘il'dfl‘fleiurur '
White Enamel Pain with Mum,
100.
Cloth Shades, with fringe, 300.
Window Shades and Picture Frame
made to order.
Painting, Paper Hugh. and Mr-
atlna. ' .
Ask for “S. a H." Green Trading
Stamps—we give them.
L. n. BECKER.
IT Washington Strut.
T-l. Con. touth Nomlk.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
'HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
in Effect June 2, 1907.
LEAVE‘ SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.-——12:50x. 0:1‘lx. 5:41x, 5:561.
llztilx, 0:10, 0:00, 0:00, 7:54x, 8:]8x,
8:40. 81Aisx.0:1lx,0::llx, 0:53, 10:05x,
11:01,11:10x.
1’. M.—-12:02x, 1:10, 1:45x, 2:05x,
3:20x, 8:27, 0:00x, 0:38, 0:05x, 0:25x,
0:40, 0:53x, 7:12x, 7:54x, 0:67x, 10:32,
Sundays.
A. M.—12:52x, 5:14x, 5:41, 8:57,
0:43x.
P. M.——12:50x, 2:47x, 2:56x, 5:38.
5:0lix, 7:00, 7:10, 7:54x, 8:20x, 0:57x,
10:23.
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.——12:00x, 12:09x, 4:54x, 5:45,
6:05. 8:01. 8:03, 8:40, 9:00x, 0:14x,
10:04, 'lltliilx, 11:03.
P. M.-12:03,1:04,1:30,1:40,2:00x,
2:03, 3:3lx, 4:02x, 4:05, 4215):, 4:32,
5:02x, 5:00, 0:20, 0:00x, 6:02, 7:10,
7:40x. 0:00x, 0:40, 11:00x.
Sundays
A. M.—~—0:00. 7:00,
10:02x.
l’. M.—~4:05. 5:04,
11:00x,12:00.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAV N.
A. M.-i’.i:08x. 1:12x, 1:00x, 6:18,
7:25. 8:20, 0:12x, 0:47x, 0:01, 10:14.
11:07x, 11:43.
' 0:00x. 9:40x.
02091;, 8:31x,
l’. M.»lti:00x, 1:10, 0:07x, 3:1”.
4:10. 0:0th, 5:27, tiztltix. 0:30, 7100:,
0:5tix. 9:21. 10:00x. 11:33.
Notc-2240 and 1:25 to Bridgeport
only
1
Shadow. ~
A. M.-l.2:08x, 1:12x, 1:003, 7:30.
0:10,10:4lx,11:07x.
i’. lit-«0:44. 7:00x, 82183:. 0:40x.
1 SOUTH NORWALK To DANBURY.
A. M.-n:2o, 9:39, 10:06x.
P. M.-——1.:20, 2:32 (Saturday only).
4:35x. 6:18, 5:20, 0:10, 7:11..
Sundays.
A, M.-—-0:15, 10:00x. .,
, P. M.—~7:85. .
. DANBURY To SOUTH NORWALK.
' A. M.-—ti:5ii. 7:20, 8:11, 10:00,11:53.
P. lids-“4:101, 0:00, 0:45,
Sundays.
ARM-«4:66.
pend Sale.
For Thisfleehgflnig.
Two Packages
ll. 0. FORCE
250
A; Stull
Phone 223-3.
22 Comp. Ava"
Phantom.
PIANOS TUNED BY THE MOST
COMPETENT TUNERS WHO CAN
BE OBTAINED.
TENNIS AND GOLF GOODS.
F. E. LliliKWiliill till].
“Honest Good: at Hone-t Prices."
39 Wall Strut. Norwalk.
stain" LAbvifismo‘n'Essmo' CHAN
W ‘BER
should be equipped with I hint!
snow white, one piece "Standard" P0!
eelnin Enameled Lavatory. “
Have you ever stopped to considet
how delightfully convenientsdt would
be to have not and cold running water
in your dressing chamber, sleep
lug apartment 0: first floor toilet
room? its presence would often! you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you priced. Out
plumbers are strictly competent In!
chunlcs, honest and reliable.
Horace .R-Nash,
CORNER MAIN AND. WEST ITO
lilll NiilllNitlllNK
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
rumuc‘rc A GENERAL IANKINO
business.
CAPITAL}
otoonoonl
OUIPLUI AND PRONTO.
, '0173.000.00.
sowm H MATHEWIION, Pm.
aoun H, kNAPP, 1st VlooPnu.
snunsntcu n. ROWAN, out you.
Pru.
WILFRID IODWELL, cantor.
,omuc‘rotto. ‘
Em. Mathew-on Henry humour
‘Jotm H. Knapp hamuelnwmmn
Josctub R. Marvin .i. Wnlilquarvlnf
an, .
..llorrali Hardware 00.
En! Norwalk :
it .
Retriaeratots.
Paime llamtl’tOCks.
Wat r Coolers.
AN MANY OTHER
fillnimetivaods
AT . ’
Chili es Eliot’s
Annwnns.
112 WA i-IINGTON STREET. 5
l Phone 667. . r
an In a. Habitat Havina.Your
Sunda Dinner at the
. LII-"FORD
No worrying about selecting
your mdata,- no bother with
dilbu a: stove when pleasant
weather :omea. ’
Courteuus Service. ,
Pleasant Surrounding. , ,
Excellent Cooking. ,
‘ " cutntts REYNEKE
3|, , Proprietor.
’i ‘ elephono 498.
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THE I.
Lamb/lowers
. at $2.75 up.
A very strong line or tully guaran-‘
teed High Wheel Mowers, at 35.50
to 36.00. iitmmlmfl‘“
A complete assortment of the best
grades or RAKES. HOE-ZS, GARDEN
FORKS, SHOVELS, BPADES, and all
Farming Utensils. at the lowest prices.
General repairing and machine work
promptly attended to.
ATEST AND BEST -
H... Lmt .....
39 Main St, Norwalk.
Telephone Cull 97-5.
Gregttu’s i’uinli
m EAST NORWALK
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of Sea
«on Food Cooked to Order.
Bathing and lishing.
Bath Houses to. Rent by the Season
'John o'sutnvan,
Proprietor. '
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For fine .lunnm. iaucoum. Verniuhcs. l‘u'utn,
(tic-n etc.
THE CliIARLEfi' E. SHOLES COMPANY ,
Sole Sales Agents
“)4 Front Silent. New York City-
r.
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‘ Decorator,
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\
Ea‘st Norwalk
Tel. 452.
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F. T. Eaalnsond Son.
DECORATORS.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
WALL PAPERS.
70 NORTH MAIN, ST.
'Tel. 8384. _ SOUTH NORWALK.
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I sell onlyjinvestments that I have
personally: investigated. and whicl
have been mast rigidlyiinrestignt—n.
by some or thevvcry best business our”
professionhl men in our city, who haw
large holdings with us, and who rec
omrnend these investments to their
most intimate friends.
A card will brim,r you our ilteratur:
or a personal interview.
R. L. COBURN. General Agent.
16 South Main 'Stt'eet.
“k ,
184T unmet:
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING. ‘«
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND‘ RAMSES
SLATE A-ND TiN ROV'TlNG
Gu and Steam Fitting, Gas l'lxlut'e-
Metal Ceiling, Etc.
Have you. seen our stocky
RICHMOND RANGES 'r‘
THE JONES & HOTCHKle
' COMPANY
17 WALL STREET.
NORM/Al.
rua‘ annotating
STORAGE.
“qu" 8h. Norwulk.‘ m
It Washington 81.. So. Normalit- “f
Real Estates ('- Insurance.
We bavlp several decided bargain-
in lncomd producing property that
must Increase In value with the rapid
growth of the town.
seashell-re TANKS. u
Auto Garage
and Machine Shop.
i tum-4
Automobiles stored,
repaired. . Tires, Lamps, 011-,
Cells, Ska Plugs, etc.
overhauled and
Dry
Launch Engines, Coven, Cuminl.
Tarpaultn , Tents, Awnings and Balls.
20 WASHINGTON 3T»
15'. B. R , barium. Proprietor.
pnesr-o-ere TANKS.
RANK 0.
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drum
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.._Bn,li-yrfil.illl. 1111' vr-m-u.mb.i.m. . . .
John H. Light
1'er n. Rowan. My
: Whit Not Butt Y
1 . . _ ., "t.
', , ‘ 4 w .e“ ~ ,1" ‘ .
l a! i i
" -‘i into! so“ .
7 l, WAREHOUSE,
for , , .,
FURNITURE, PIANOL ETC.
Telephone, 849—«5.
., For Partlcularoltddrcsu e_,_,,_
G. N. McKiBBiN. ' i: '1
'Oll‘lfl. Room 4. Haviland muck.
Washington Street. .
Own Home .?
Rents are advancing all the time
and desirable apartments are honour
Ills scarcer every darn. We have a
number or very (ll-'riii'illilu humus lot
sale, and can make the terms and
prioe‘rlght. ,,
J. M. Layton 8t. 00
”T INCORPORATED. .
8 Railroad Avenue. South Normal
HOTEL ytcros A
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
. EUROPEAN PLIAN. .. ,.
our. room- : upeelal «nature. in
and Electric Light-,tbrouanout. .Iv.
cry room heated. ; ,, a
, RATES REAOONAOLL. . ,,
Plnoly stocked cm insemination
A full line of Aoksr, Morriii d Goth
tilt con celebrated Winn. ”you an!
Cigar. olwnyo on hand.
. t'l'eilphono Call, 490.
"Ma...
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., wffixomlnorln _
it. s. lat-unionism
. ~ studio use .
~ .OilllwttJMDfnlufitmm.»
numerous; dorm.
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