THISWEEK
We are offering 31'. seats VIOLET
A Do O ~
TALCU
rewiring? d IRA
' Tel. call
41¢.
All Order’s/Doll cred Ff“?! Charge.
Charles Reynolds, manager of Haf-
ner's East Side store, is confined to
his home by illness.
The regular Weekly prayermeeting
will be held this evening at the East
Avenue Methodist Church.
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Moonlight sailing parties have been
the rule during the past few evenings
and the harbor has been alive with
scudding launches.
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com-
pany has decided to postpone untl
next week the event which was plann-
ed for last Monday night.
‘A reunion of the jurymeu of 1906 is
who held todayat Dorion‘s Point.
LeRoy Adams is the principal mover
in the affair, which is the second 0
the reunions.
‘ The P. A. C. meeting which was to
be held last night at Randall's Hall.
has been postponed until next Thurs-
Meeting place
day. August 29. 1907.
to be named later.
- Mrs. James H. Angelman, of 51 Fort
street, and her son. are in Boston,
Mrs. Angelman’s
daughter has been there for a visit
Mass. for a visit.
and will accompany them home.
The regular weekly social service
aged.
,of her birth and
with the woxds from Brother Ed”
walk. ‘
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mas' Eclectric Oil, for such emergen-
pics.
the hurt.
ROWAYTON.
are visiting at Quoge, L. l.
cal condition,
Ray mond street.
south of Tavern Island.
f
Rowayton avenue. Huyler‘s
fancy articles, etc. on sale.
—..._....
Iowa, who has been a guest of he
cousin, A..B_ Clcverley, since
a few days spent in visits
York, Brooklyn. Northport, L. 1..
Newark, N. J., left for her
home, in Manchester,
Wednesday morning. where she wll
remain until her school reopens
September.
will be held this evening at the East ”*4“
Avenue Methodist Church. At
his will be held at which. in all prob
ability. the matter of the selection of
'a new pastor to take the place of Rev.
Jwes W. Davis will be discussed
A party gathered. last night at the
home of Mrs. George W. liutfon. i1
Boa'tion street the occasion being the
anniversary of her birthday. Mrs.
Crayson W. Knapp rendered plant
and zlther selections, which made 1
happy evening. and one that will long
Before
the party broke 11p refreshments were
Button received a. num-
ber of custly gifts. which Were highly
be remembered by the guests.
srved. Mrs.
appreciated.
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Yesterday was a corker to all of 1511-
cle Sam's faithful postuien. it being
about the time when the magazines
weighing from a pound and a ball up.
ward come rolling in by the ion. and
their leather pouches. big enough to
hold a pair of twins. are filled up to
the rim. while postal curds. this time
of tho year. come in by the hundreds,
which involves just as much shin dig-
When we
consider that some of the streets are
of the
houses stand as high on the ground
floor as the top of some of their neigh-
bors in some of the other streets. and
none of them seem to care enough
about the carrier to put a letter box
on the ground where the first flight 11'
plug as the heavy books.
regular toboggans and some
steps arc.
III of one of the strenuous carriers 0
South Norwulk, who had a photograph
taken by North in his uniform and
pouch from which his baht niil's head
protruded and this was printed in one
of the Pennsylvania papers when he
wenton their 1111 a delegate
“After thirty days' hustle and has
tie the iiilt‘li is beginning to tail on
us. and l ltii’l still up to the brim with
was the contents of the ililil
postal curd lioni Milan. containing the
visitor iii an equestrian picture of
Cdrlbnldi. rm ulvml by if ..d James from
sight it '
Course .I. itinopivl chief acuonntun
in tho itruoklin water works drpaii
mom of which itohi-rl Van iluren. of
Last
week tln- loill‘infii worn in Paris 11113-
thin wank will
in the iirilluh metropolis, and on
turduy iunw for home by way of
Norwuik.l11 consulting engineer
1‘ the l-reiirli cnpllnl;
11111111111111.qu units In Paris it was
the intention of Mr and M111. If. to via-
lt the minimum at Mount Pursuant
Mil lace u Iill'lllfll‘idl on the grave
of Again 11111111111 Month-u. "it! Ameri-
can actress. Who died just prior ion
5311111111. inns. and oil-r whose remain
the following 3‘ our
mi mm. and was present when 11h
blade her Iii-but at Antlers Thentr
amid. in Minion in October. 1364.
on which occasion King 1131111111111 and
i’rincs of
family. the further then
Witter. occupied 11 private box. whit
iivvinhonrnc. the poet. and
Dickens. the novelist. with llnlie 1101.1
“modulus
hand. Wyide Hardlnge. who Mitigate
reunite
I3 8. Navy in order to mar
ry lief; Wm also there. She had made
barrels of money In tins United States.
but spent it about Is that as she made
it and when she died was not warm
dollar The Méllltttfi. as she was (all
M! was married four times First i
I v 1. Melissa 11 Cincinnati
3:511:21“: next” In some license. the
celebrated flit! Mt”; thirdly, to
new it. tint novelist
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the
close of the service a business meet-
Speaking of twins reminds
mend engagement in that city. in
an imposing monument was caused to
M erected by Mr. James. in April. of
3111111111 had
been I correspondent for the lady for
Charles
rite 131111. with her bus
reported as belonging to Mr
Selleck Y.
Stamford.
St John and family 0
l
perhaps some other St. John
1
1 of being one of the most careful driv
ers in town.
WESTPORT:
m
Miss Bertha Oomisclicr,
Farms, is seriously'ill.
of Green
Mrs. Harry Cross is
friends from New York.
relatives from Brooklyn.
is visiting friends in town.
with friends in Providence. it. i.
Dr.
in Gorhnm building repainted.
Mrs. Frederick Ii.
i the guests of Mr.
r Barlow.
Miss Mar and lllliile‘i-l items. 0
Biooklvn. have returned from a vial
with Miss Jeanette Ball of
Main street.
muting
who attended the races at Ponghkeup-
sic on 'l‘uosdui
! at Compo Beach.
Rev. and Mrs. Bishop and Mr.
nt meiinont. Mr.
at the chapel in that plnro.
Rev. and Mrs. Maekensis wrru
New York one day lust week.
Miutkt'llzlu was looking 11ftui
itiiilieru respecting Trinity Church.
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13111 1111111111 yesterday to Greenfield lill
to remove the Vital
of 8. I). Church to liedding itldgu.
[louglnsii ll. Purity and Irving Mill
are spending
cities in New York state. This is the!
9 annual pilgrims“. . .
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p lipid. They will be away about sigh
tor, Albany. and other places.
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wedlis’ stay.
a Shady Villa, iiinsduie 11M“.
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cards Tuesday evenin Anion
present were Miss V vlenne
~ tun 111111.11“ t to .111 am
Barclay a wealthy California game-
star, all of whom are dead. She wrote
avery deep book of poems entitled.
"in Felicia." which was dedicated to
Charles Dickens. and was published
simultaneously in England and Amati
ca. During the Frame Prussian war
many of the monuments in the ceme-
tery were leveled to the ground, but
the American actress” was not dain-
lt is of stone. over eight feet
high. surmounted With four cornices.
. a large urn and u der the ins rlptioh
11th. was paced a
little iron frame riveted to the stone
as
the American always wrote in her
voluminous to our friend Of East Nor
. ~Accident will happen, but the
best regulated families keep Dr. The
it subdues the pain and heals
Mrs. W. F. Ambler and son, Tracey.
Mrs. Theron G. Lockwood. of R0-
wayton who was removed to the Nor-
walk Hospital. is reported in a criti-
Mr. and Mrs. Chester A. Stephen-
son, of Mount Vernon New York are
visiting Mr. and Mrs l. E. Petty of
Captain William Youngs, of the Mar-
guerite. has placed a big black and
1 white keg to mark the northern ex-
tremity of Half-Acre Rock which lies
There will be a fair and supper 11n-
der the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Rowaylon M. E. Church,
at the residence 0g Andrew .l. Mills,
candy,
Miss Vida May Blanch, of Coggan.
tho
Fourth'of Jilly. with the exception of
to New
and
mother’s
Iowa, over the
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern on
in
An item in the Stamford Advocate‘s
Greenwich news of Monday, reporting
an accident in which an automobile
.lohn
figured has caused some unnoyitince to
They were in Rowayton on
that day. but. had no accident there or
then or at any other time or place, so
it must have been some other car and
Mr St
John, of Stamfmd has the reputation
entertaining
Mrs. William Dutcher is entertaining
Jesse Keeler, of South Salem. N. Y..
Ernest ituusch is spending this week
Underwaod is having the histor-
Buttcrson and
daughters are visiting in Port Chester
and Mrs. Charles
N01 tli
Elli). Meadund A. Southey were
the number from Wl-stport,
Misti liurl' Mills and grniiddnughtor.
Miss lielen Stacking. upon. 'l‘ursduy
with Mrs. Millu' son. Marvin Stacking.
and
Mrs. i). ll. Bradley. .Ir.. upon! Sunday
Bishop preached
to
Mr.
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811pl..Wlli Kihk. of (innit limit. took
this week visiting in
lltlmi. Rochestért Albany 11nd other
Irving Mills and D. ll. Purity are
making 11 tour through New York
days and will visit Syracuse. Roche:
Miss Merriam Vnn Vlighton and 11in
tor, of Ilrooltiyn. are expected at Mrs.
Frank (lotifrey 11. Saturday. for a few
They have been spend
int; the early part of the summer at
3 Miss Margarine lacobl. who is shit?
ing with Miss Smith. of Main street.
entertained 11 few of her. friends at
those
squat, .
1 Miss Alice Torry. Mica Edith Tovay.
Prof. Cos. who gave a public exhibi
No.11 of his work- last May, will open a ’t ’
rivate gymnasium in the hall ovens
s Bros.’ store on or about August
.: 2.3 Special classes will be formed (01
Dailies, children. professional and busi~
. ness men.
Sheriff Fred Kemper is still at the
Bridgeport hospital and is recovering
iiipldly. The report that he has ni
ready submitted to two operationsiis
denied and his friends who me much
concerned oyer his cendltioh will be
wieased to earn that he will return
home on Saturday.
An ornate sign medieval in design
town clerk's oflice.
the work of the artistic town clerk
J. G. Hyatt.
to avoid passing the office.
Sunday; John Wood. the popular
steak artist. slipped away from his
usual haunts without informing his in-
timates and took a trip up the Hudson
with a friend from New York. He re-
turned Tuesday morning huving en-
ioyed the. trip immensely.
A party of Saugatuek ladies pic-
nicked at Suvin Rock, last Friday.
Among the party were Mrs. Frank
Godfrey. of imperial avenue, Mrs. Wil-
lium Stuart and Mrs. Frank Ardc, of
Church street, Mrs. Louise Allen. Mrs
George W, Guyer and Mrs. John Guult.
of Compo street and Mrs. Albert Brad-
ley. of Greens Farms.
The fire police will hold their an-
nual clam bake tomorrow evening at
Dorlon's Point. Captain George J, Un-
derwuod will marshal his forces at the
hotel ready to take the 7:10 car.
These annual eventsh‘aveia»the past
been very enjoyable and tomorrow's
will be no exception to the rule. A
number of guests will be entertained
and there will be after dinner speech
es by the captain anl othersp' ‘
Frederick Byington, of Norwallr,
whose carriage was struck by an un-
tomobile in which Charles Furtham
and a lady Were riding, has given no
tlce that he will begin suit for dam-
ages to his carriage and also for the
shock to his invalid daughter. The
accident orcurred last week near the
1. Bedford place. in Greens Farms, and
it is supposed that. the chauffeur was
confronted with the choice of colliding
with another auto. head on. or hitting
the carriage in the rear. He chose the
latter with the results noted.
The plan of the Consolidated road to
l r1111 freight curs over all its lines will,
if carried out. rcmOVe the opposition
which developed against the project in
this town. it is confidently expected
that it will he carried out here as soon
as the proper arrangements can be
made. No official announcement has
vet been made, but the promoters of
the enterprise here are comment. if
f is said that the situation in this town
was presented to the company in such
a manner as to draw attention to other
towns where like conditions exist.
STRIKE ON PAROCHIAL SCHOOL.
CHICAGO. August thin—A strike
against one of the largest parochial
schools in the world. St. Stanislaus. of
this city, was called ,vtisterday by the
rarponters' district council because of
the installation of seats alleged to
s have been manufactured in a non 1111
ion wood worklng establishment. al-
though bearing a label of the moul-
ders' union. The seats were manufac
tured at Racine. Wis. The St. Stanis-
laus School. which is calculated to
seat 4.000 pupils. replaces one which
was burned. it was hoped to get at
least onethird of the pupils into the
new building by September l. Should
non- -uulon carpenters he put to woik
. on the building other tiades will be
called out it is declared.
Vice-President Plat. of the Ameri-
can Scaling Company. which has the
contract for sealing the school. said
that a conspiracy existed betwecnthe
carpenters' union and certain furni-
ture manufacturers to keep his com-
pany out of the Chicano market.
IMUGGLERS IN RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG. August 22.—-
Statistics regarding contraband dur-
f ing the your 1906 show that the corps
t of frontier guards made 11.600 arrests.
seizing $05,000 worth of smuggled
goods.
In skirmishes with smugglers nine
guards were killed and thirty~seven
were wounded. while 114 smugglers
were killed and 168 wounded.
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MICHAELDALLETJ DEAD.
l’liiliAlllilhl’liiA. August 22.——«Mit
chuel Dalleti. for many yours ldeuti»
find with the lied ll atomuhlp Line.
the founder of which was his father,
the hue John Dalleit, died yesterday.
at his home near liuvon. I'n. lie was
till years old. Mr. llulioit.rutlt'ctl from
active business several years ago.
W
TOM MADDEN GOLD.
LYNN. Mllillil., August 22w’l‘om
Madden. of ltoxbury. catcher for the
Lynn team. of the New England
Limitin- for two BtldlIOIII. was today
will i0 the 1111111111 Americans. lie will
i go to the. Americans in the spring da-
dlgging nmiuruum iiruiy, at a bonus over the draft fig-
ure. it I11 said.
11 DVING‘FROM HYDROPHOBIA.
NIBW llltl'Mle August 22.-'I‘hc
hydrophobic with which Minn Milan»
r heth Ward. of Neulngton.ls suffering
as It result of It bits by u put cat. has
reached such 11 stage that there in no
hope for her recovery. Opiates 11d-
mlnistered have no effect.
COURT MARTIALG 1N RUASIA.
RICA. itusala. August 22.~»—t)uriug
the month of any court martinis in
the brittle» provinces condemned 211
lpersons to death and sent 31 to ex-
2’.
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He was given a kiss
fly the bakery maid.
Ah! the my little 11111111!
lie was given 11 his»
Though lied united her for this
He was foiled, I'm afraid.
He was given 11 km
By the bakery mallet
medallions: Standard and Times.
it: . lit.
attracts attention to the window In the »
It was probably.
It reads "Dog tags have g
come. " Canines now cross the street
“gunfight for Um
. 10.3 i’dr autumn.
ed in the » s circulated broad
dittioiver new rk yesterday by the
shifting telegrnplieifil ; ‘
The bill sets forth that tho‘ielegraph
Winpanies are using the mail and 13:10
press services for the transmission of
messages.‘ charging the public tele—
graph rates. and" adds: ‘
"’I‘h‘o mat-is are dulcltei'. more cer-
tuin P
legddi
tel‘é‘g‘l'a h fr‘v'ic‘e‘.”
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Waslimqlon Street.
311. Norwalk
“(that
0i, w ‘
Home Comfort,
Happiness,
and“
Contentment,
with a Modicum otaExpense,
‘ that is .
Gas Lighting.
We are pipmglhoiitses of a
Minimum. Cost.
Let us pipe yours.
Connecticut 00.-
tumour” 1cm 1r V‘ v . h
c“ .. “’r'\
30 house-wives who call at this store
next Monday morning will receive a
sample can of 1
it? E— LAG
FREE
FAMITCHELL,
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cor. Hlflh m with I'm. Nomalk. c1.
Fruit
J are.
I"
I"
Your fruit will look nicer if you use
the square shape and white gin” fruit.
lure. than they will In the old fashion
round shape and green glass. The
square ones have lightning tops.
Crockery. Glassware. Housefurnilli
int; (300”.
Wall Paper: and Fresnel! Paints.
Window Shades and Picture flames
in order.
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Contractor for Paintins 11nd Decor»
stint.
«We gm the I. l H. iii-«11 'I'ml-
Ino “IND!" Ask for thum-
L. 11. Heater.
O7 Wunlnmn litre».
r11. con. ,4. f, south NOMIIR.
11d vastly. cheaper than the id .
No. this for motor vehicle trans- .
mission gears '
No 677 for gears of both dutomobiles
and motor boats.
No 3 graphite cup glcasu.
These lubricants are considered the
best in the world. 1: .1 11
E [Billifllii it ill
3 “Honest Gauti- at Honest Prices.”
a Will “H", 1 “
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Norwaik
WI.
DI V10 M RflYMDliD.
Funeral Director
and Embalhur.
1! 111111111 Main St. South Norwnik
RIIIdsncI. 6 Washington It.
Telephone at house, 893.
‘ Telephone at sidearjafi-z
Miller 85 Jordan,
Baal Esial tall Bruits,
(illicit, lion’s Thain 11111111,
SOUTH NORWALK.
liain (lithe iii Shielded ‘
BHIDGEPORT-
4A Human Anioniitj
I. I. CONNOR”: MIMI“: 3‘
. I——-.
Hotel Mahackemo.
seminar-Torin:
cinema unsunpAsun '
RATES 151.com“
Sunday Dinners. 75 Cents
' For further particulars apply It of-
lice. Telephone 488.
Italy line in N l.
for freight Only
On and after Tuesday. January I
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28. East River, New York, (fool
of Dover street). every day (excep
Sunday). at .4 p. m. Freight receive
at Norwalk up to 4 p. m. and Boat!
Norwslk up to 6: 80 p.1n
NORWALK OTEAMBOAT co.
Aiming J. Smith.
c .c Housman
LII-II.
Gonerai Agent
1 0
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Refrigerators.
P11111161 Hammocks.
Water Coolers.
‘AND MANY OTHER
Summer Goods
HARDWARE.’
.111 WASHINGTON STREET. .1
Ph cm 0671‘
Got In the Habit of Having Your
Sunday Dinner at the
CLIFFORD
No worrying about nicotinu
5‘Zyour," inea‘tu, no bother with
* iii-he's or stove when pleasant
Weather coma.
Courteous Service. .
Pleasant Surrounding. W
Excellent Cooking. ,
CHARLES REYNEKE,
I _ Proprietor.
Jilin happen. «I.
Eclipzei Self (31511111
triesE D011 1
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at» a
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to
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The very best ELGiN CREAMERY
Phone 223—3.
2 Cottage Ave,
East Norwslk.
BUTTER, per lb. ..............29c
20 lbs. GRAN. SUGAR . ..... .. . 51.00
VERY GOOD EGGS, per doz. ..... 250
2 '11». PURE LEAF LARD ...... ..25c
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Have
new del
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JOHN H.
PIIDIIIOK AN.
WlWRID ”WILL, W
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John H. Rum «111101 ”Win
Amish ill MIMI J. ”Willa“ film
christian "all! ’11
till it.”
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EVERY LADY’O'DREBBING CHAN
nun-nil.
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.100
WIPLUC AND PRO
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should be equipped will”
snow white. one piece “Standard" For
celsln Enameled Lavatory.
{on ever stopped to coastal
sinfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running water
In your dressin
in; apartment 0
room? its presence would afford m
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prion. OI!
plumbers are strictly septum no
clinics, honest and Inhabit.
Horace R. flash,
(308le MAIN AND WEST m
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worn nouwittit. com. ,_
runners A ”enigma: unions
chamber
first nod: toilet
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loot wright“.
items. m 111»-
0
Install
sloop
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HBBABEE DANNKISBN
rap
Coils. Spark Plugs. Ito.
1‘ {Nil LATEST AND NEST
at $2.75 up.
LawnMowus
A very stroll Inc of fully guaran-
nmo. 111;: gunman-«1111-
teed High m lowers. 91 15.50 .
A complete lssortmelt of the best
39 Main St. Norwalk.
Telephone Call 97- 6.
grades of BAKER, HOES. GARDEN
FORKS. BHOVELS, SPACES, and 1111
Farming Utensils. at the lowest prices.
General repairing and machine work
promptly. attended to. _,,,.., .1“,
lionalk Hardware 01.
Gregurgs Point!
WI EAST NORWALK ,‘ffl'fle
Food Cooked to Order.
113111113111 fishing.
PFODPIOIOI'.
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of Sea
Bath Houses to Rent by the Benson
John O’Sulllvan.
11 VIII! It. Norwlllf. I.
M Wuhlnlton Oh IO- NOI'WIIWI
Real Estate and insurance.
WI have uvonbdooldod Domini
PREBT-OWLITI TANKIi
Auto Garage
A».
and Machine Shop.
In Income producing property um '
must inure-u. In value with the mild
growth of the town.
Automobiles ntoml. Ivoriiluiotl and
sired. Tlru. Lamps.
Dliu. Dry
Launch Engines. Coven. Curtain»
MWAOHIN GTO "'11.
PRIBTaOLITI TANKS.
“La—mi.
FRANK c.
VAN SCOY
I mums.
”31' WWW" I
,1"
’WI
mm
mmmME
hill-lib
1 v
Turpaullm. Tonto. Awuln I and 3111-.
l. B. Bahama». Propmfor.
boosts oisrlum‘
True Spirits of Turpentine
(GEORGETOWN AAA SPIRITS)
For fine JIpnnI, Lacquers. VarniIhII, 15.11111»-
etc.. etc.
THE CHARLES 1:. sriotts COMPANI
511165:ch Agent-
IM Front Street. - New York City
Decorator,
East NorWéi‘iR
Tel. 452.
MONEY.
Money loanedto salaried employees
and housewives on their own name» ‘
without indorser. All transactions
strictly confidential. Call and see us-
INDEPENDENTr LOAN AND SECUR-
l
O.
Haviland Building, Washington at.
Office hours. 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
litiillillll 81in B111hi11118111uw I
THAN NEW YORK REAL ESTATE.
For years this Company has paid
- .% Guaranteed interest on It:
Bond Shares by check issued
semi- annually. Over half- ratios 1
dollars paid to investors to date.
ASSETS NEARLY $2 .000,COO.GO.
Investments of item $100 to $10 00‘
accepted, purtidipatiag in earnings
from date of receipt .
A card will lning 1011 our literature ‘
or a personal iutciview.
R. L. COBURN, General Agent,
16 South Main Street.
11141. . '. 1111,,
PLUMBING AND STEAM
\ HEATING.
‘ HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES
OLATE AND TIN ROOFINC
GI! and Steam Fitting. Gan Fixiun
Metal Cutting. Etc.
9‘ Have you seen our stock 01
‘ RICHMOND RANGES
'i‘fil Jones & HOTCEK'S
. COMPANY
17 'WALL eraser.
,trua scorn nomad. H.
snares
hurl rig“ .wsnmoum 1, 3.1
. for ' . ,1
It .fURNi'URl. PIANOI. ETC.
I, 1 «phone, 849—6.
It For Particulars Addrou
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Dillon. Mimi All lint/nus limit.
Washington “not.
Insurance Adams: ¥
Burglar u;- “ ‘ ".
‘iN AE‘TNA. lNDEMNlTY COMPANY..
“Roi-owunod Is Forearmad."
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J. almanac.)
lnsovpbrltcd ,
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6 Railroad Ave. 3‘, south Norwalk
.9119.
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To SULLIVA
Norwalk Chronicler