Show Paper,
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BPEClAL ‘AT 196 BOX.
fig logo ,biirI quarter value.
Mrs. Frank 1). Petty is confined to
he home by illness.
Mr. and1 Mrs; M.~D. Drew were vis-
itors in Bridgeport yesterday.
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Mrs. John Pileeger, of Brooklyn, and
sEon, Harold, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Eng Lockwo .
George Spraguc was a visitor at
Steeplechase Island, yesterday, and
witnessed the big are.
~ Yi‘EIMrsh John L‘Honimedieu and son,
mrl, are visiting in Rellport, L. I.
£31339 Mrs. L'Iiommedicu's parents
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Rev. F l. Reynolds preached, ycster
day at both services in the Advent
Christian Church. The attendance
has large
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..,Ir—lf you want high grade work at
popular prices~coilars 2c. shirts 100-
2y the Old Well Laundry
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iDaniei L’Hommedieu and family,
and G Howard King and family, who
have been visiting at Montgomery,
”688., are expected home today.
“Adclbert Partrick had the misfor-
iiiie to lose a valuable trick dog, Sat-
urdny. The animal was taken sickand
_Iwo veterinary surgeons were unable
save it.
SYMaior Smith has been decorated
with the order of the Silver Shoe. by
one of the granddaughters of the Rev.-
olution, and he wears the emblem with
becoming dignity.
Arthur Carr who one of a party to
visit Steeplechase island, Bridgcpmt,
yesterday. He witnessed the fire.
which destroyed the bath houses, the
bull stand and the Steeplechase horses.
. If there should ever be such a thing
as a harbor police on‘ the East Side to
patrol either afloat or ashore. those
who live ili glass houses should be
ouret'ul how they throw stones.
Snapper blueilsh have appeared in
the river and some of the local fisher-
men are already burillshing up their
tackle to get ready for them This
morning they could be seen jumping
Dill. of water.
'l‘obcy Sunday School class wont to
Steeplechase island, yestel'1',lay and to-
day their friends are joking them
about the fact that. whenever they vis
ll, 11 summer resort Something hap-
pens for their 111liiication.thii they
went to l)r,ciimiimd recentlv. a big tin:
took place there, and yesterday it was
Steeplechase which suffered a disas-
trons lire.
A boy on 11 bicycle was struck bv
Lyman Gorhuma automobile, ycstor
day nfter,noon in Seaview avenue. ul-
ost in front. of the residence of Dr.
.ruuklyn (i, Brown. The boy was on
a bio vein and it is not known just how
he came into collision with the autumn
bile. The wheel was rcdnccd to small
bits and the boy was conuidcrahlv
shaken 11p and bruised. Dr. Brown
looked the lad over but found he had
sustained iioI sol ions lnjni' lcs.
iiarvcy ll. Davenport, the aspiring
Bennlnuton youth. who could not [1111111
anything short of six feet one without.
scraping skull and who has Just 11111111
0% sixteen. and is consequently not
ghee growing, was in luck after he
, Iduiiicd, having received a pair of
gold link ciiitbutions.n301d foboharm
and it aold watch from some of his
boat friciida. which is more than many
{mini who live to be. six times his one
XYM'YW' in 11 lilo time. The ambition
iliioillt'o now is to receive a collegiate
course of three Vi'iil‘i'i, but 1111 he doesn't
see his way very cluar thinks that. if
Aflwwflfli’iwumvluiow of his aspiring
denim he would give up the money
immediately.
will healthy man is a king in his
own right. an unhealthy man is an un
loopy 11love. liurdocii mood Bitter-u
‘. ouIIiIds up sound hesithmileeps you
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ROWAYTON.
Miss Mayme 'i‘unilln. of Brooklyn.
has returned to her home. after 11 visit
with Mrs. Samuel Mead.
1311:. Bertha Schindler of Bell is
am Who has been spending several
returned to the is
(loyal Danbury,r
innit view.
A. Smith Putty, of Mount Vernon.
New York, spent Sunday with his his
Mr. Mrs. Either iii Case and brother.
lru E Potty. in this place. .
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Cflfifii Alba'tgia nope who one up
pointed. last week, rectifier (of Pope
Mfg. (311., of Hartford. is building an
meme simmer home at Tokenelie.
The Momentum 0011?: 1111 but:
, i3. 11‘. DeIKlyn is another officer
W of the club
' big this week.
‘I. eyeilt are now being engraved in New
- York city It is intended to have two
:orsI’ Snug Harbor
, the Battery.
m’ ‘ 1'1i‘r‘Charles Buikley, of (fracas Furnish
“it" 13‘ . ., .,
,1 Kuwait: 0 attnii,
and {a pieaso‘g‘i c is expected
The new board of directors of Re
liance Hook and Ladder eom‘Rany. mot,
Thursday cvaniii.Aug\111t i
the following o |cei'ii were seated:
President. S. E Dibble; vice resident,
It 8 Barclay; cemetery. ililiim ti.
James; treasurer, William 1. Stevens.-
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The Ruwtl‘ylt'iil Yacht club has been
incorporated in Rowaytoa and has al-
ready expended over $1000 on its prop
erty adjoining Mead Brothers' store.
Charles Klein. the playwright, is com
modore of the new organization and
It is
intended to have the Ii’otmtil opening
house on ‘Ihur'siiii even
lhvitittions Yo the
hundred guests upon this" occnsltm.
The colors have been selected, but the
die could not be secured in time to use
them upon the invitations. it is possi-
bio that the «Hippodrome hand at forty-
pieces will be up to furnish music for
the opening.
A' correspondent a? the Sentinel
who calls himself C. 1110.. gives the
following description of a trip to Sail
He left Rowayion
by the first. trolley our West, ‘go‘iiig to
Stamford where he boarded the steam:
or, Shady Side, at. 'f: 45 o‘clotik. and
arrived in New York at '11 30 11.1n'.
Dinner wusyhltd in South str,eet and
the stomach Bronx was taken at the
finitely, at 12:30, fol Staten island
The trolley was again taken tot Sail~
ors Snug H11rbor.“0n entering the
big gate it was iiccessaiy to sign my
name and 11111121 then taken in charge
by a guide, who showed me ill] thrmigh
the [)lMGT-the hospital laundiy, men a
sleeping rooms, smoking looms. work
rooms. Kitchen, electric building, an:
gine house church, theatic, governor s,
masons’, cngineers' doctors, ministers
and gardener 3 houses. etc. The guide
was a short well built man, veiy in-
telligent, giving a full delicription of
all the buildings and their uses, the
men having charge of them. their d11-
tics, their SillalHleS cost of the struc-
tures when built, the rules and regula-
tions, etc. The home is kept in the
best of shape, everything neat and
clean, a place for evcri‘thing and by
ei'ythlng in its place. The inmates ap-
peared to be 11. line body of men. and
kept themselves clean, neat. sober and
appeared to be very industrious Some
were making mats, shawls baskets,
boat fenders tidies and hundreds of
dii‘i’eiont things, which they sold to
anyone who wanted them to remember
the home and what‘ihey had seen
there. The theatre 11nd church 11111 very
large buildings. and filled up with the
latest improved seats, high ceilings,
stained glass windows. The floors at
the rear of each building are elevated.
so that short people will not be com-
pelled to lookbctwecn some one clsefs
shoulders. The five buildings are ar-
ranged so that you can stand in the
center, and look the length of each one.
01' you may stand at one end of the
hall . of. these buildings and look
strut lit through the hall to the other
end. distance 01425 feet. Four
guides are appointed by the governor
to csooi'c visitors about the plaice. glv:
lull much valuable information. Four
physicians are steadily oinploymi, each
having 11 separate residence and fair
salary. A theatrical troup is engaged
b\' 11111 govcr'iioi on tl111 Hill of (1.11011
mouth and 11 hand once 11 \1'11111, with
no expense to the inmates After iak
lug leave of the guide. i took the ire]
icy to South Beach, where. i stayed a
short, limo. and than look the 11111111111-
boiit at 4:21”; for New York. The lure
was only fifteen cents. Arriving at
l lookrtho elevated road
for Grand Control station and came
by 11in to Stamford and by trolley
home arllving hole at 8.111 o'clock. A
day of instruction and pleasure at
small cost."
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DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Robert. J. 'l‘vrrlli, of 1.11111: lllll, has
returned to the Suldlnra' 111111111, at‘,
Noroton.
Tht're‘worc two 1111ch of property in
Duricu. last week. as follows: (i. lilo
lroen to M. M. Siilnit. 111 iii., (ii-11.1111-
ivooil 111111111111. and A, ll, Scoilold to
Ralph illiulloy. a piece 111' land. ’l‘lic
mortgages amounted to $4.710.
WESTPORT.
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A son has been born to Mr and Mrs
Edward liulibell of Siiugutui'k.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. iiirils
been visiting in New Haven.
havu
Francis .loiilffe. of nodding. him pur
chased, the1 ’l‘ouuot place on Conipo
street.
Mina lilthol and Helen 'l‘ovov are via
him: their aunt Mrs R 'i‘. iluwktu, of
East llridgeport
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Scullr. of College
Point. b i.. have been visiting their
parents in Greene Farms.
A Quint: y granite monument limt
heed‘erected in Willowhroolc cemetery
for Robert (innit and family.
Court. of Weaiport F‘. of A., are to
move from their present. quarters iil
National hall to the iioiyhiniscn.
The women of Westport meet today
in the reading room to‘ start a Wom-
en a Village improvement Society.
Mrs Herbntt Qulmbiey who has
been the guest of Ziriends in Weston.
211‘s returned to her. home in ,Greenu
arms. ‘
Frederick Banks and family have
had as guests his mother, Mrs, 8111111111
1111111111, is brother Arthur Books. and
th when,
1 orderly conduct.
has been entertaining Mrs. WilliamJ
Northrop, of Southport, at his home in
Greens Farms. '
. filial fittitI'ifl Sicilili Ind elitist-.11!
New Rachel is. unfit cited 1er i111?
eats, Mlifioluitl rs. Galleries Storing)
have returned home .
Frederick Nichols started for his
home in Freemont Ohio. on many at
for a two weeki‘ iii-it with his. 1311111.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Nichols all other
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Mi. Yoiiugs. of New York who is
spending 1! vacation on (‘.‘t’iihpIo street
has purchased a 11111-ch oi laud at
Charles Inadenburg. and is to erect it
handsome residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gilbert.
daughter Mrs. Merw.in son and dough
ter, of Wilton wih Mrs. Edith J.
Clark and stih or amused are 111, the
cottage '01 Merritt cliiuli. Gonlpu Reach.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Buckingham, ac
companied by Gi'oeiiville Colycr, have
returned to their home on Cempo
street, after a. pleasant. camp life of
one week on Caukcen island.
Miss Rebecka London in enjoy ing a
Week’s vacation from her duties at the
cities of the Embaiming Supply 00111-
visit with her cousin, Miss Maiguerite
Ahearii. In New York cit y I
Dr. John W. Volliner. Assisted by Dr
Challes G. Bohannun performed
operation a Week ago upon Clifford
Gauchettc of Schenectady, :11 the
heme of his parents in Sungntuck. The
operation was very successful
Rev, George E. Bishop was absent
from the M. E. Church yesterday. The
morning sermon was preached by the
Rev 11W. Coast, of Brooklyn, and the
evening service was in charge of
Cliuilcs E. Upson. of Shelton.
Mrs. isaae Allen spent Monday with
her son, Dr. Elmore E, Allen. on his
house boat. the Wigwam. Dr. A.
Allen, of South Norwnlk. and his
daughter, Miss Kathryn Allen of Com
po wcie also among the distinguished
guests that day
NEW CANAAN.
How '11'd Nerthrop is seriously ill of
ilicumatlsm
M
l.. B. Sutton made a business trip
to New York, Thursday.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs
John Phillipsic, Thursday,
Clifford Hall has returned after a
seven weeks’ trip in Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. bleCilS are
Spending a month in Bell Island.
Rcv R H. Neidc, DD" and Mrs.
Neide are visiting in Westerly, R. I.
Miss Julia Heath is a guest of her
friend Gretchen Ulrich, at Stopletun.
S. 11.
Mrs. William Tucker
lng New York relatives
avenue home.
is entertain-
at her Burtis
The New Canaan Regulars will
play the Winnipauks inWinuipauk,
this afternoon.
Edward Rutledge J12. is spendinl;
three weeks in New .‘lcisoy, with his
aunt. Mis. ilui'ry Hutch.
Miss Edith McKendi'ick has been
visiting with the Misses Davidson,
Bell island, for a few days.
Rev. Charles W. Kirby,
Paul'n Church. Canton. Ohio,
preach in St. Mark's. tomorrow.
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of St.
will
Miss Anna Rodimer is acting as as-
sistent clerk in the poatoillcc during
the absence of Miss Julia Heath,
A. Knoble. who has charge of the
electrical construction Work on the
branch is laid lip with an injury to
his foot.
Mrs. William linker, who under-
went a serious operation at the Sinai.
ford hospital sevcrulwvccks ago, has
recovered.
Mr. and Mill. George iii.iinnfor1l
lIch ifletlllilcdfill‘tiiil 11 breaths visit
with then daughter} Mrs. Alonzo
. Stevens. Ridgeilcid.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Potter son
itrilici. and M11. and Mrs. ll ii.Kci1li1r
and non, iieniauiiu, spent ’lhursduy
with friends in Bell Inland.
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oils will occupy the 11111.1 1.
lioninmln lii'lnck kurhuli of llconlu.
N .l., has i) on spending the work
with bili‘ 'Ii tcriniaw, Mrs. S.
lli‘llii'fimi'hliifl llailrmui avenue
'i‘liii Daughters of Liberty enjoyed
their annual outing yesterday '1 1m
members left on the. ti'rill ii. in. trul
lay and took in Savin ilock licw its
you. _ .
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(3. Ned ihiiriy and
(ireibi-l who
auto trip through the northern part
01' the motor returned home liini 11sz
pins.
Mrs. (hurries Wright. of Valley
Sin-mu, 111'“ and Mrs. lrn Demannt
of Ocean Side 1. 1.. are 12111111114 of M1.
and Mrs. Hoamd C. Palmer, blunt
avenue. I
Charles M
William Sheldon. who was arrested
on complaint of his boarding mistress,
Mr». (1111111. 1166.191. charged with «as:
drunkenness and
11?th of the peace, ms proved gait
Thursday medium and lined 86
1! costs, mounting a All to $23 37
puny. she iett Thursday for a shoIt. ‘
{Ill ‘
M. round shape and green glass.
have been making an -
5t;
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gzaueph’s Roman
lion till
‘iliiiiI, Wfiduid
hey, oil! (1 R113.
11. by
Qatholic Char
finish,
' ’9 this. am", .1)! 16111.11”; ‘m
twohiuamtossm onuA ”'1‘
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If youiwant 1;, 11.111111110101111, .you can.
you Want it. and the price is just
what you want. What kind of 11 China
, ‘ Closet can you buy for $12. 60? .We
and '
don’t know what you. call buy else-
where. but here you can buy a quarter-
(11! 011k strictly up- -to date China Closet
that is equal to any I318 closet on the
lilill‘liat. «
ICiuil iii and seeIit.I 1 ,,
F A. MITCHELL
PUBN’I’TU 111,11 ANIgaigOUSIPU RNISIH-
WELWIIFI!“ Walls“, Narwaik. Gt.
'ti.‘.
;. .1‘ ' .I..'111 ,f.‘
.‘Mm «1 11".} ‘ 1
Your fruit will look nicer if you use
the square shape and white glass fruit
jars, than‘they will in the old fashion
The
square ones have lightning tops. .
Crockery, Glassware, Rousefurnish-
ins Goods. ‘
Wall Papers and Prepared Paints.
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Window Shades and Picture Frames
to order.
Contractor for Painting and Decor-
ating. . 1.
--We give the 8. at H. Green Trad-
Ing Stamps" AekI for thump, I
1.11. DECKER
37Waan1nciowpimi. .
Tet. Con.
South Norwalk.
N. .l. Npgenneti
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l34~l36 '
Washinqiointreet.
Scrltiiiwalk.
Wi'ii
Real estate agent Green has sold
in Alva l1. illuki-na the A. M. Dore»
inns place South bucnu Mr. Dick-
Gail 11111116 prompt
connections
1 .. Mr
Postal biiiiils rep. or
phone 66
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get here last what you want when '
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mission- seine . '
113111.877. fur gears 01 both automobiles
anamotprmouIts. .., .
its .3 start lineup grease.
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' and Theater ' '
Y imam
19 North mid as. aw , Norwolk
accident... 6 Wlihinqton 8c.
Telephone It noun. 6913.2.
Telephone It om. Issue.
PW" "Hi
Miller 61130111111111, ‘
Bobbin
the 11111 illiiiu Building
sou'ru honwatk.
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Hotel Mahackemo.
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SERVICE UP- TO- DATE
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cumin: unsunPAsoso
aA'rso‘ iiEAsouAsLs
Sunday Dinners. 75 heats.
jél‘or furtheri particulars apply It 6!-
Telephone 488.
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Mail Lille M. Y.
ftir freight Only
On one after Tuesday, January I
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The very best ELGIN CREAMERY
l‘h'w“ y' “ ‘ -‘. i
BUTTER, per lb. ..............29c
20 lbs. GRAN. SUGAR ...... .. . $1.00
VERY GOOD EGGS. per do:
2 (MI: PURE LEAF LAflD ..... ...25c
I a 11.,
toll
Phobias-13. "
22 Cottage Ave, East Norwnlk.
EVERY LADY'O DRESSING CHAN
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should '6. Igor}; with”: loin!)
snow white. 91111111111131» POI
colour Enameled I’ibavatory. 1..
Have You ever stopped to midst
how doi ghtfuliy convenient it would
be to bars but and cold running m
111 your dressing chamber, sleep
in. continent of first iioo'i' toilet
room? its presence would afford you
the highs-t degree or comfort.
1. w' "m “if". 1'11" 111.11.11.11 2‘:
11mm I I re 5 oo
66 ileum and rollolill. find a
Horace». ii. flesh.
TRAHIIAOITILW 1,1“,
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oumd‘omaa than!
11 .176.
10W"! H MATHIWSON PM
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with". MAP 1111!. in
' 31hr?
mum “custodian:
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indIuIred the .
191111, Freight Propellers ‘will iem FORKS. BHOVELS.
courtroom no Whittle
Get it 1611 while we
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611161111611 ii. 'i‘iowm. out root
La;
Palmer hammocks.
water Coolers
A1111 MANY crush
Summer Goods
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. HARDWARBA
.112 WASHINGTONSTREET.
"1l'Phu‘no T.“
Got In the Habit of Having Youl‘
Sundarplnnar at «the,
.. , GLIfl'ORD
No Worrying about «1.1111...
your meat: no Bother with
dishes or stove when pleasant
weather comes. .
Courteous sci-vino.
Pleasant Surrounding
Excellent Cooking.
‘ciiIAi’iiss 111511111115,
‘ filhl- Proprietor. ,
Telephone 49!. ' ‘
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Ji‘f:
2 .417, il'i'il LATEST Ahoaaer
LianMiiius
at $2.76 up.
1 A my man; an or M3,!RSYRI
teed High m Iowan, It 15.50
to 86.00. uer-moqngqu
A complete unortmeiit of the best
grades_ or image. hoes. eAiiosu
SPADES, and all
Pier- 28, East River, New York, (fool Farming Utensils, at the lowest prices.
of Dover street). every day (steep!
Sunday). at 4 p. m. Freight receive
at Nowell: up to 4 11.111. and 8011“
Normal]: up to 5: 80 p.111. ,
NORWALK QTEAMBOAT co.
Aiming J. Smith, 0,.0 Hogeman
Long.- Gonlrll Agent
General repairing and machine work
promptly attended “’1 __ 4.-....13 ,
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Telephone Call 976. . '
Gregory’s Piiill
sAsr NORWALK .341}
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“25¢ Shore Dinners and All Kinds all Sea
Food Cooked to Order.
Bathing and fishing.-
Both Houses to Rent by the Season
John O’ Sullivan,
Proprietor.
HUNAYEE NANNNSNN
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M WuhinIton It. .0. 11mm. I
Real Estate and insurance.
We have IIVII'IY decided burnin-
Ill Income producing property that
must Inouno in value with the rapid
growth of the town.
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PRESTO-LITE TANKS.
Auto Garage
and Machine Shop.
“has
repaired. "i‘iru. Lumpy
Colin, 611111111 Film. «o.
Launch Inglhn, Covers, Murillo
304 WASHINGTO lT-o
PRISTwO-LIITII TANKS;
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VAN SCOY
‘ East:
“‘ooustif'bisrittlio‘ ‘7
. (oroaccrowu AM «stirrer
For fine lamina, Lacquer-,I Varnish». PL- i”
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1111: CIIARLEs e snows Compton
Sela Solon Azania . .
“'14 Front Street, New Yoili Cit:
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Norwalk,
MONEY.
Money loaned to salaried employ cos
without indor ier. All tralisactlo
strictly 001ind cutial Call and see
INDEPENDE NT LOAN AND SECUR-
lTY
Hoviland Bu .lldlna.
Office h burs, 9 a.
Walbinaton .31.
m. to 8 9. Im.
THAN WE'N YORK REAL ESTATE.
«‘1‘ on years this Company has paid
%.~ Guaranteed interest on its
Bond Shares by check muse
semi-annually. Over h..li'-miiu°'i
dollars paid to investors to date
'AiigETs NEARLY 52.000.000.001
Invfiigments of from $100 to $10.00‘
1111111 111115111 0111
. , pBClflfis. ; 19 Main 51., 1110111111..
acceptiri , participating in earnings
from date of receipt.
A card will bring you our iiternturn
or a personal interview.
R. L. COBURN‘, General Agent,
16 South Main Street.
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PLUMBING 'AND STEAM
l ‘ HEATING. '
IIIOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES
ILATE' AND Tm IROOFINf.
tau and Steam Fitting, Gal Fixture
, 1 < "Metal Ceiling. Elicia
F Have you seen our stock oi
RICHMOND RANGES.
ruin gonnos a screen's:
0MP PAN?
17 IWALI. "$511.
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a“ THE BOUTld NORWALK
STORAGE
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Automobiles florid. ovorhouiod and
Oils. Dry
formation, Tonto. Awnln a 6111i Mlle.
l‘. B. Robertson. Proprietor.
E FURNITURE, PIANOI, ETC ’
1., Telephone, 89H. '
.1, For Ndloulnnlfludrou '1 ‘..;
F" ”111" 61610 that. '1',
M66. Room 6. Hiviinnd Block. '
‘j Washington Street.
insurance Against
Burglaiu.
iii AETNA iNDEMNiTV COMPANY.
I “Forowarnod is Forest-med."
‘: ‘Ratol an“! Particulars of
.1. unmanned
ml incorporated
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1i, 1311111qu Ave. south Norwalk
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HOTEL VICT
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«casual: iii-11m WWW”
glare olwbyum on bond.
thinness v-iISAIi, 600.
True Spirits of, Turpentine“ ' ‘
and housewives on their own name ,
Nithii'lu (titer Nothing Sniff-'— .
guts.
Norwalk Chronicler