I!
the" no
That Cure Achin
it Without canaluti bad utter effects
are
‘ OUR OWN HEADACHE WAFERB.
Your mom u the fail to
cure your helm: M} y
Price 10 an: e25¢: package.
the bridge Pharmacy.
P I on our P m
M “‘58 TWamngton'Cwan "
A11 Order's cilia...“ First or Charge.
.............
, 1 ,ct 111611111, Is
visiting friends here 3 y
Miss CbarIOtte Scofleld of Philadel-
pbla is visiting he1 patents heimc
m
Colonel T. J. Murphy. of Bridgeport,
Was a visitor in East Norwnik yester-
(W-
The auxiliary yawl Foxy from
dgeton, N. J., was in the harbor
gain... yesterday.
M.rs D. Burr Beach and Miss
lady's Beach ahve returned to their
1 time here after a visit in Ridgeficid.
rs. .E. H‘, Patterson, Mrs S S
_ phey and Mrs. L. M Smith have to
11 ned from a trolley trip to Water-
If you want. high grade work at
copular prices—collars 2c. shirts lilo--
the Old Well Laundry.
. amcs L’ilommedieu was shut up in
it house all day yesterday with 1111 at-
k of cholera m01'bus,but is much
he regular weekly cla meeting
Methodist. Church. The attend»
ommodore Clarence Osborn‘ s cruis
I18 party on the auxiliary yacht Lydia
burned yesterday from a two weeks’
so to the eastward.
, Homer Clark, of the Vacuum
'I'nish Company. was iIi New York
terday on business with the New
k, New Haven and Hartford Rail-
d.
rather unusual spectacle, was pre-
ted the other tiny in the person of a
limp damsel watering her lawn with
’ hing on but a bathing suit. Silt}
just had a dip in the brim or as
e call it the muddy, water, and
etoi‘ore only little boys had been
' n disporting themselves in the same
y of water, which is neither in
, t of surf or bathing houses. The
~ it, however, will not soon be for-
ten.
3.1.1111.» Alphonse has an em for tunc,
mo and harmony with a voice as flex-
his as a rubber ball and an intellect as
1 -ight as a star. and is looked upon as
‘n‘lnfuut lll'Odigy. Which he is scarcely
"ore than five years of age. His pre-
tor and precepttess bear the same
the as the late and great 5311' Arthur
livan who was knighted by King
urd for his extraordinary ability as
pera composer, among which is tht1
Oils "Mikado," the sire of which we
:- bummed on every side.
II
’ n1 having the time of my life.
1113 the strain of rapsody which
I orge J. Klucfcl wrote to Ed James
till] Venice on July 31st The card
represents one of the. great. canals and
he scenei v on one. side of it with a
land hotel amongst noticeable str-uc
.cs. Underneath are the wot ds Ven
ea Lido i'iiriornma. The word Jldo
ans water in italics. Venice is not
y the most. beautiful city in the
It], but the safest, as motor car
ldents, runaways and bicycle
shnps are impossible under water,
are always likely to be. The can
runs into the Sea of Venice which
igometimcs rough and occasionally
tiresome gondola parties get out
elr proper course when eitpcrt
1 amen are required to bring them
It safe. There is a fort near the
1 and when occupants of the boats
QHHhOW a light at night alter
ng piled bv the guard they ironie-
lmes fined 11 bombshell flying over
it: heads.
billy Ed'waids the well-known Eng-
lightwcight pugllisi, died in New
, on the 12m lnsl.,11gcri about
litt dive years. He. was born In ilir
inthn England, and was 11 r1.ivet
mm by trade as was also his young-
Ihhnothor, Warwick. He fought sev»
rel Illness in the old Country and was
lefeatcd by Arthur Chambers, of
i'yhiladelphla and fought a desperate
attic with Tim Collins, near Cold
1; Irlng, which ended in both of them
cine arrested and sent. to Blarkwell' s
gland. Tim Collins afterwards he.
meinsane from the blow received
11am an immense pewter pitcher in
the hands of Sam Hurst. who at one
use was champit‘m of England but
bat the title by being whipped by Jim
ace. Edwards also fought. Sam Col
ii r, whose right name was Waiter
Jameiaon. who we believe, 1is also
dead For 11 long time Edwards was
ppecird officer in the Hoffman, House
and other kidding, New d'oric hotels.
e on married twice and leaves 11.
hi ‘3‘“ ' “55.3 7i?"
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Cure everyafiotfiheudcche and do
, I will be held on Saturday evening next,
. 11t.8 o’clock in the Town Hall, Darlcn,
held last evening at the East Ave- »
.iated at the M. 11:. Church
Ilflbi‘,‘ ‘
is w
rmulno at 1m ”repent!
drum and two children. Unless we.
.‘mlsthlien Cdltiiiii f‘dii‘i uni-11.111111
asylum in this suit ,_
ROWAYTON
Judge John R. Death, of the City
Court, in liunbury, with his family. is
tiroiourning at Belle Island for a few
I HI‘S
The Ladies Auxiliary of Rowayton
Hose Company will hold a meeting this
evening, which all members are re-
quested to attend.
The newly organized Rowayton
Skiff Club will hold 11 meeting this eve-
ning at the herithnnitcrs in Dibblo’s
block, and elect offlcres 1
An amateur theatrical nntl vaude-
ot’ the Tokenekc Dramatic Association
An excellent program has been piepnr
ed and will be interpreted by talented
artists.
There was a little more water In
Chasinar‘ s pond, this morning, but the
supply rapidly diminished and by it)
o ‘clock there was not enough to supply
all the Iiains that required it Many
of the. engineers watered their loco-
Ino‘tives in Stamford and South Nor-
wa k.
All vegetation which is close to the
ground 01‘ which consists of vines is
suffering teiribly front the dryness.
This is especially true at the potatoes
which are greatly stunted in size and
from every appearance the crop in this
product will this year be practically a
failure The corn fields look sadly
binned and it is only because of the
heavy night logs and heavy dews that.
the corn has been able to sni'vicc the
season at all.
DARIENj—w—_~ AND NOROT ON.
011 Sunday atternoon, at the home.
of E'. L. Avery, Hazel street, Glt1u~
brook, Hazel Ethel Heath, oI‘ MIISSII-
cliusctts. was quietly married to
Christopher C. Wells, of Darien. Reva,
W. '1‘. Swinnerton officiated. The»
bride was given away by Mrs. Avery.
Miss Mary Avery was bridesmaid.
The couple will reside in Stamford.
WESTPORT.
Charles Godfrey is cutoi'tiiiniiig‘liis
aunt form Weston.
Miss Emma Wardlew, of Brooklyn
Is visiting in Saugatuck
William Baker is
daughter in White Plains.
visiting his
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dayton
camping out on Cankeen Island.
are
Horace Mills is confined to his
home with a. badly ulcerated foot,
Mrs. W. E. Nash and granddaugh-
ter spent Monday in Stamford.
Martin J. Burke has accented
position as engineer
M ii.
a
at Posts’ Paper
Percy Stni'ges. express agent at tho
Saugatucit station, is confined to his
home by illness.
Mr. McCarthy. of Brooklyn, has
been a recent guest of Mrs. lli'ciinen.
of Compo street.
Mr. and Mrs John Burke, who
have been visiting in New Haven,
have returned home.
Mrs Charles Ricliuids anti dtiugh
ter, of Bridgeporh spent Tuesday with
Mrs Fred Butterson.
Woodmoni on Suudui w-hcic he ofnc- '
ville entertainment under the strapless .
Mr. and Mrs C. M SI-ullcy and,
family, of College Point, L. l., are
visiting In Greens Farms
Ret. George E. Bishop went to
of Weston, is one of the saddest acci-
;. dentsvwhich has occurred in this touts f q
'1 11 years. Mr.1.11Wli‘Iipx was crossing"
the biidge when hisuhorse, took fright ,
'l‘ht1 wagon caught In ”an n
the trolley track and a sudden lurch
in falling
his heart struck the iron truss oi tiic
and ran away.
threw him to the $11.0u11d
bridge and his skull was crushed
was picked up he had caused
rattlesnake which Mr. .Wilcox,
tended to»
Brld'geptii t
conduits and the snake did not escape.
an In
take to his that (11'
battle with the world tiriough thisun-
toward accident.
taken to Fables undertaking cstub
examiner, had examined the body and
given a verdict The funeral has utit
yet been announced The deceased
lived near the Weston postofiice where
he owned a farm
.—
NEW CANAAN.
Mrs. William Campbell, who has
been ill at her home in Bruits ave
title, is much better
~.
iie‘icn Bil‘tifiilli, of
are visiting Mrs, Wll
Park street.
Florence and
Jamaica, l.. 1..
item Litteli,
Charles M Griebel, who has been
ill for the past two weeks at his home
in Burtis avenue, is convalescc ut
Bei'r'liin Shiites substituted for the
organist of the Ntii'oton P11111113 teilttn
Cliui',cli Sunday morning and evening
George Brant who has been spend-
lug several days with his parents in
this iowu has returned to his duties
in New York.
Segbcrt iii'iiicltcrliol‘l’
MCKClldl'iCii.
11 week in Stony Brook,
oil Sunday evening.
and George
(7111111., i‘oiui'n-
Attorney .l, ll_ Quinn, of the Coti-
solidutcd Railroad (Jonipany. appeared
before Justice J. Frank McLaughlin
, in the Town (‘lt‘l‘k'H trillt'c Monday evo-
ning, and asked for an adjournment
in the case of llagguceiiiusior ’l‘lmm-
as Gi‘illli. who shot and slightly iii—
juted Joseph Lurchinc, an ltuliun, at
the station, Sunday night. The ad-
journment was taken tiiilll 2 [1.111.
yesterday. Attorney .l. E. Briiilterlroft‘
appears for Luct'iniic. it is expected
that the case will be only of short
duration and iiliii, Uriirn will be ex-
()llt.‘l‘lli(‘il, Attorney Quinn asked the
udjoni'niiicut on IliL1 ground of his
late arrival and luck of time for pro
paring his case. He did not arrive
in New Canaan from New York until
a into hour and Was not familiar
with the case.
WESTON.
Joseph Bulkcly is home from Bridge
port for a few Weeks.
Miss Ethel llecrs is the. guest of her
uncle, Albcrt Beers, of Monroe.
The Not'thtleld Sunday school will
hold its annual picnic at Compo Beach
:1 Week from tomorrow.
Mrs L. .i. CIossman has been spend-
ing a neck with her granddaughter.
Mrs. C. E. Coley, of Norwalk
Mrs. Fretleick Smith and children.
of Bridgeport. have returned home 11f1
11 visit with her mother, Mrs. Henry
Whitiock.
A fair and lawn party will be held
this evening and tomorrow evening on
Emmanuel church grounds, for the
benefit. of the church,
Rev. and Mrs, J. L. Shively, of
Cliurclivllle, New York, will arrive in
town today to spend several days with
Mrs. Mable Fitch and otliet Weston
friends
Mrs. A. E. Turncy and Mrs. John
Fitch will attend 11 reception tlrels af-
ternoon. given by Mr. and Mrs. Fred-
erick floors of 34 Orchard street, Nor-
walk to the members of Buckingham
Post, 0. A. R., Woman's Relief Corps
Mrs. Fred H. ilntternorr
talnlng her sistci',MI'1-1.
craft and little son,
city.
is outcr-
Ilai'ry 1.11111.
of New York
——..
Ilolli Congregational churches have
accepted an invitation to attend the
anniversary exercises in Weston on
Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Winn, of St. Louis, anti
Mrs, George Cloland. of Jacksonville,
Fla... are visiting Mrs. i., ll. Jackson,
of Wright street. 1 »
Yesterday the Sunday school iiiitl
congregation of the M. iii Cliurtli held
their annual picnic at licurdnlcy Park,
in Bridgeport
Rev. Mr. Landis will conduct an
open air meeting Sunday ut’ttrnoon
at. 4 p. m. on the lawn of John ll.
Weed, Roseville district.
Rev. and Mrs George Bishop, who'
have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs
Warren Bradley, of llryudlc street,
the past week, have retained homo
Rev. Dr D W. 110011111 and Mi'us
Conch. of Brooklyn. passed Sunday at
the home of 'i’owu Clerk .1. G. ilyatt.
in the morning Dr Couch occupied the
pulpit in the M. It) Church.
Donuts Sheriff Fred Kompcr, ot
Westport, who recently undeiwci'it a
serious operation at the Bridgeport
Hospital, is gradually recovering and
will soon be about again The 1111111-
from its effects.
The Knitzliis' of King Arthur of the
Congregational Church enjoyed their
third half holiday with Home Indus-
tries at the Post Paper Mill inst Fri1
day. Mr. Post personally conducted
the members through his paper 1111111-
m...
r
l
r
1 thin.
iion was 11 success but. it will require,
considerable time for him to recover.-
Frank Wilcox. of this place. was 11l-
nuist instantly killed Monday when
driving across the Westport draw-
bridge by being throwri from his wu-
gtm. Deceased was about fifty years
of age. and is survived by his wife and
five children. The funeral will be held
today.
NEW CORPORATIONS.
The Palace 11 uruiturt1 Company, of
Manchester, has flied with the state.
secretary 11 certificate of incorpora-
’l‘lie authorized capital stock
In $2 000 and business will begin with
$1.500. 'i‘ho liicoi'poratom 11111 Ezekiel
licnsoii, luniil 1.. ti. llolientlitil. Mury
Benson and i1‘1ietiiioie llolrcutliul. all
of Manchester The. corporation pro-
poses to do a general iiicrcuntllc busi-
tit-sit
'llic l’utuconk Distilling Company,
ol‘ Chester, has filed 11 certified. of in-
consumption The corporation p pour-11
,to distill bli'cli oils, witch liIi'/.c| ex-
tract tuntl other similar distillntcu. The.
lntm'porutois urt- Simeon S Brooks.
Ai'tiuu boycott and titration 11..
Smith. .111! Iii Chester. ’l‘ he authorized
capital hitittit in Width) .tuti business
will begin with 851600. 1
Articles of association have been
tilt-Ii by the Calumet Club, Incor'pornt-
cd.cfli1'ldt1.tpor..t
A corrtllkute ot1 inert-11.1111. of capital
Ittock from $7,600 to $15.0th has lint-Ii
tiled by Colt III. (‘11., Incorporated, ol‘
Wliicltrutt I
The Suvin Iiook Construction Com
puny of Orange. has filed 11 certificate
of organization.
MANILA IS A HEALTHY CITY.
WASHINGTON.1 August 1‘4.-—-’1‘he
records of the Manila Bureau or
Health. extracts from which 1.111., been
received here, show that for six
months not a contagious disease has,
been in cvidence.’1‘hls, it is stated, is
the that time in the history of Amer
1.11::
can occupation such it raced has been her. Hiaii 11nd Wait Cm NCI'WCIR, ct.
‘31u~:MWWH~ u. ..
»1 «1.111., new
"‘ ’r.
The violent death of Frank Wilcox X
Death was instantaneous. tor when he ‘ ‘
lit-entire. in the wagon was 11.1., live
in
The box icinained in the ,
A wife and six children one left to
The remains were
Iisiimout after Dr. Powers. the medical,
who have been spending .
.113»;
II IF“
lipid was." ”(an
bulk? "The nonuIm'tubIsI“ min
to time! your small
GREATER EFFICIENCY FOR COAST
‘ ARTILLERY.
To1"0reate Divisiow or Departinent
Headquarters.
WASHING TONI-‘11AIIIXII'SI l»l»To lin-
mow the. eillcicncy oi tht1 coast ar-tll
leiy. llilgudicr (lt-nci'ul Murray, chief
of artillei' y. has snbnilttmi to Secretary
'I‘ hit a courpi'I-1lrt1usive schedule for the
reoru‘unizution 01’- that service with a
view to its adoption by 00111.1(:er
'ihc scheme includes the creation of
several division or tlcpuriiucut heati-
quarters. distributed along the sea-
consts airdinsulnr possessions, where.
the bulk of the coast artillery business
could be curried on without: reference
to \\‘uslrtugiou, except in oilses of
great importance. It involves the ele-
vution of the head of the coast Itr-til
lent to the rank of major general
brlgudici generals to command at the.
various tltiision headquarters.
rult
""I1 1' ’I‘fl
Jars
—-.—__
; Your fruit will look nicer if you use
the square shape anti white glass fruit
jars, than they will in the old- fashion
round shape and green glass. The
square ones have lightning tops.
Crockery, Glassware, Housefurnlsh-
ing Goods.
Wall Papers and Prepared Paints.
———‘.—-
Window Shades and Picture Frames
to order.
Contractor for Painting and Decor-
ating. ,,,
--We give the S. a H. Green Trad
Ing Stamps" Ask for them-,-
'- H DECKER
87 Washington Street;
Tel. Con. South Net-walk.
1
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Gorng to but) a
2
Get 111.611 while we
Cari malts prompt
connections
I. .
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Postal brings rep. or
phone 68
Continent
11111111 infirm”. ' 1
tr . 1v
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l" “A. 1‘ my bit {Ion ,i‘ti ‘1
. . ..
r."r...ai.g.t...r.i"
a couple shipment; of
110.11 Utilities
,The pulp Side we depart. to...
piete at $0.50 up. '
Sliding Couch complete 17.16 up.
Divan complete $13.60.
F. A. MITCHELL,
”runmrune Ann Houetruapisu
Q1r:14., '2
, lut a Sums”
RA
1 131on usarcanrs
. Iititl for motor vehicle trans 1'
, mission gears.
No.
No (it? for gears of both automobiles
1‘ and motor bouts.
No, :I graphite cup grouse.
These lubricants are considered the
best in the world
E iiiBKWiiiiii ii [it]
I “Ronni Goods at Honest Prices,"
39 Wall street Norwalk.
IKL 1
DA WD W. RI! YMOIID.
tuners! Director
and Embalmer.
1| Morin min Stu. booth Norwslk
Residence. 6 Washinittan or.
Télcphcno at house. 593.
Tbiephone at office, sail-2.
Miller—81 Jordan,
in! [state iiillkIlS
tilllte, lion’s Theatre Building
SOUTH NORWALK.
thin (line 181 State Street
BRIDGEPORT. _,
Hotel Mahackemo.
I‘D .
a. ll. CONNOR. Manner. EH,
——_—
. , . . I
seavrcs UP-TO»DAT: 11
.cursINE. unsunrasssifal :
- RATES REASONABLE
Sunday Dinners. 751 601115.
For further particulars apply st of
ties. Telephone 488.
‘-v
liaiig title to it. Y
fIir freight Only
011 and after Tuesday, Jana I
1906. Freight Propellers will agave
Pier 28, East River, New York, (fool
of Dover street), every day (excep
Sunday), at 4 11.111 Freight received
at Norwslk up to 4 p.m m. and flout!
Norwalk up to 5: 30p
NORWALK CTEAMBOAT CO.
Mining J. Smith. 0 .c Housman
Luau. General Agent
.Siltiiils.
The Very Best Creamery Butter.
not it). ....................... 290
2 the. Pure Leaf Lard ........... 250
2 .caus Red Alaska Salmon . . . . .. . 25c
Shoulders,porlb. ................ 11c
Watermelons, large . .. 35c and 40c
mm; 11,1 .
Ph5ns 22
22 Cottage Ave, East Norwaik.
.........i “.1
EVERY LADY'S DRESSING CHAN
DER
should 1. «nipped witiil Illa!)
snow white. 0119 piece “stench" P0!
eelsin enameled Mystery. '
Have you ever stopped to Mullet
now 1101 g-httully convenient It would
he to have hot and cold running water
in your dressing chamber, sleep
in; apartment of first noo'r toilet
room? its presence would short! “(on
the highest degree of comfort.
”We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent Ill
ohmic». honest sud reliable.
Horace R. Nash,
conduit IIIAIN AND wider m
[iii iii 'ifliiii BANK
DOU‘I'H1 NORWMIK. CONN»
TMNIAOT' A DENNIRAL' IAHKHII
DUB NI“-
. bitter-ran.
1111 0100.000."
nuance” mom norm.
'1 73 1500.00.
snwm u MA'ruswnoiI. the.
1011111 11, RNAPP, 1-1 visit-m.
rnsoliilck H. Items. In inoc-
WILI'IIID IODWILC. Cushion.
cinematic. ,
II. it. Nutnsmn Henry Isms!
John 111. Knapp Ismael Grumman
Jessi-it it. MAI-viii J. .WAIIm Marvin
Christllnm «osmium-1 1
i a...’ 1.11 W ‘ 1
' - 111.1 III/fit” 1. si.i,‘1“‘1.1,",1,, v,
" j . 1W1 1111.111“ ‘: .
Reiiigeraiois.
Palmer Hammocks.
Witter Cocteis.
AND MANY attics“ ‘ ,.
Summer Goods
HARDWARE.
m wssume'rou eraser. ,'
error... 6,67.” ',
on In in. H'abit oil-Inving Your
Sunday Dinner at the
CLIFFORD
No worrying about selecting
your meats, no bother with
dishes or stays when pinup!
Weather comes.
Courteous Service. ,1,
Pleasant Surrounding. '1 '
Excellent Cooking.
CHARLES REYNEIIE,
W Proprietor.‘
Telephone 49!.
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T_...._1._La_..—»~—. u. .fl, .. -. -.. .._-
THE LATEST AND BEST
LflWflMtlllIBl’S
at $2.75 up.
’A very stroll line 0! rally nann-
teed Hill! Wheel flours, at 85.50
to 86.00. 51 ”numerical-11
A complete Issoflment of the best
guide! 01' RAKES, HOES, GARDEN
FORKS, DHOVELS. SPADES, and all
Farming Utensils, at the lowest prices.
General repairing and machine .work
promptly attended to. ..,....- ,, \
Noiralit Haitian Go.
39 Main St. Norwalk. ,-
Telephone Call ill-5.
Gitguigs Point!
fl, EAST NORWALK ,m
snor- Dinners and All Kinds arisen
Food Cooked to Order,
Bathing and fishing.
Both Houses to Rent by the Beacon
John O’ Sullivan.
Proprietor.
HilliiilEiIiiNNflii
«111-- 4: WI" 31.. Norwsilt. is.
N Washington at. In. Hamil.“
Real Estate andinsuranta.
We have several decided hissin-
in Income producing property that
must Increase in value with the rapid
growth of the town.
PREBT-O'LITE TANKI. 4....
Auto Garage
and Machine Shop.
Automobiles stored. overhauled and
repaired. Tires. Lamps. Dill. Dry
Coils, Spark Plugs, etc.
Launch Engines. Covert, curtains,
Turpsuiins, Tents. Awnin s and Calls.
204 WASHINGTO 8T1.
E. B. Robertson. Proprietor.
PREaT-O-LITB TANKC.
FRANK c.
VAN iscov
I Helm
min 416'; tartaric;
fl mums.
’mmmws
Eclipse Self Cleanup
Gildl‘leSE Doris . .
/
cachesmwu CHEMICAL 111.15
1 11115115 Minty, “gym”,
DOUBLE DIS’I‘ILLED .
True Spirits of Turpentine
(GEORGETOWN AAA SPIRITS)
For fine Japnm. lacquers. vomit... Paint.
1 t . etc” etc
,, of.” .
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THE CHARLES E. SHOLFfi COMPAN‘.
Sole Sales Agents
164 Front Street, - New York Cir
EHE Gotham
“’54. 1t"
‘ litttitiiltit,
, East Norwalk
Tel. 1162. T'
MONEY.
Money loaned to salaried employees
and housewives on'their own name
without indorser. All transactions
strictly confidential. Call and see us
INDEPENDENTr LOAN AND SECUR-
l
0.,
Havll-and Building, Washington 31.
Office hours. 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
litiililnu Sal at tithing 811111——
THAN NEW YORK REAL ESTATE.
F01 years this Company has paid
% Guaranteed interest on its
Bond Shares by check lssueo
semi- -.ar'1nua|ly Over half- million
, _ dollars paid to investors to date.
ASSETS NEARLY $2, DOD, 000. Oil.
Investments of from $100 to $10,0tl'
accepted. participating in earning.c
from date of receipt.
A card will bring you our literature
or a personal interview.
R. L. COBURN, General Agent, 1'
16 South Main Street.
“PLUMBING sup STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES
DLATE AND TIN ROOFING
Gas and Steam Fitting,.G:1's Fixture.
‘. Metal Ceiling, Etc. ‘
1' ’Hlve you seen ourstoek M 1
" strenuous sauces:
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
1 COMPANY
17 WALD 8TBE§TI
NORWAL
“I. THE SOUTH NORWALK
'fimlib; \ WA
n»- a».
for '.'
FURNITURE. PIANOC. ITO
“Mittens, MM ‘
fl For Particular: Aidan:
‘ G. N. tackle; 1111. 1']
OM00. Room 41 Hsvn moo».
w".'""_'“"" s
I.
I I
11.17:
Will) Not Billi Your
Owni'iome? '
lento are advancing all the time
and desirable apartments are beoom
lug mrcer every day. We have a
number or very desirable homes :01
sale, and can make the terms and
price right.
J. M. Layton 31 Co
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