Mil-lo crewman.-. Mwm.
have a; few handy. in“ boxes at title.
400.6% an: one. i ‘ ‘
Ignite. Pharmacy. ,
‘ {Whfiltiflo'redisrnssa
“bullshit thump—“2.; ,
All Ordem"‘DflMrod PM of Charge. '
James Gilbert and family have mov-
ed from Fort streetsto‘i the Murphy
block. ‘
Rev. James W‘. ‘thls will preach
atwthe Cranbury chapel tomorrow at-
torho‘on. and a large attendance is
likely.
[The monthly meeting of Mayflbwer
Hb‘ok and Ladder Company will be
held on Monday evening at the truck
house. {
C. ,ll“.‘..limm_erson. B. F. Day and E.
Inglihnftlrd were recently chosen as
trustees of the East Avenue Metho-
dist Church.
‘ijls‘s Ida Alaswurtb. of East Nor-
wdlk. is visiting at the home of Mr-
altd Mrs. Mortimer C. Webb, Taylor
avenue, .Bethcl.
The contract for the erection of
Christ Church was awarded today to
Gautractor Leslie Gamble for the car—
lighter work. William Lawlor will do
tile masonry.
.. The camp on Little L'Hanlmock Is- ,
hind. of which Arthur Saunders is one
ofathe party. will break up today and
the members return to their homes.
They report having had a very jolly
time.
‘3. S. Randall had a very pleasant
birthday celebration yesterday at his
home in Seavlew avenue. A number of
his friends gathered and a general
mérrymaklng took place; Refresh-
nients were served and a fine time
resulted.
“The truth which makes for godlli
ness. and the hope which leads to boil-
ness." will be the sermon topic at the
Advent Christian Church tomorrow at.
10:30 a. to. Rev. .l. W. Davis will
preach in the morning. and Rev. Josh-
utlllcnton. of New Haven. is expected
to preach in the evening at 7:30.
='l‘he many friends of James L‘llonh
mc‘dlcu have been pleased to see him
out again the past few days. after
about four weeks’ illness. llrother
(Merge Reynolds has been taking care
ofibls class while he has been sick. but
Mr. L’Hommedleu expects to be able
toltake charge himself next week. and
later will leave for the country to
spend a week or two on a farm. recup-
erating his health alld strength.
.__.~...
awn millions of people conquered
and turned out of their way by snakes
will be the subject of next Sunday‘s
lesson of the East Avenue llaracs
Class. “Do we. by our stubborn wills.
bring most of our sorrows upon us. or
are we to have just so much of joy
arid sorrow ill each life?" will be the
to lo oi' open discussion by the class.
w ion is entering into the spirit of
these discussions. thus adding to the
gestural interest. The class is also got-
tflig ready for tho full work. when they
blips. to iill their room to overflowing.
Ellery young man Is welcollu- ill the
class.
W
LOBT AND FOUND.
Lost, between 0:30 p. nl.. yesterday
and noon todllY. a billions attack. with
nausea and sick headache. This loss
was occasioned by finding at 1", ll.
Knitter's. South Norwalll, and is}. 1’.
Wood‘s, Norwulk, iii’llR stares a box of
Dr. King's New Life Pills. lilo guaran-
teed cure for bilionancss, malaria and
jaundice. title. "
’“ ROWAYTON.
James Wood. of union Hill. who
owns a new powm‘ luullrb. has taken ii
to tile Net-walk launch Works to have
the engine overhauled.
Mrs. ludwurd .l. indrignn. of Rowav~
ion avenue, who is at illl- Norwalk libs-
pita] undergoing treatment. is getting
along nicely.
Rev. li‘. illcpbcn Kidd. of Philadel-
phia, will occupy the pulpit of the M.
monarch on Sunday morning. and the
Baptist pulpit in the. evening.
One of the largest black fish of the
season ,Wuii caught yesterday by Mr.
(angler. of Pi a Point. it, Weighed
{ml and one alt pounds. William
Planner. of Rowayton. is credited with
luving..caudht one which Weighed six
nomads few (luvs ago.
Waylon Baptist Church, Rev.
Frank O. Brawn, astorwSorvices 201‘
ill) a, , and 7:3 1). m. Mornign sub:
iéhti $69 Mystery of Christianity. ni-
hie school at close‘of morning ser-
vice. invests; pulpit Will be occupied
by lh v or. Entry 38. ”livid. Tuesday
event: ,vllorcllfmeelins at the pill»
headgear 7:45; Thursday availing st
‘ Norctou, from a
-‘. in Swallows. ,
‘ ‘ W
Miss Ida Gunnlson
visit to her parents
l
ly ' .1.- ‘ her heals, Norotou
Hoig
; Mills Heleniwheeler will visit or;
Alloelwon Fitch at “Cedarwild” in a
few days.
- Bicycles of Flossle Dolesu and Do-
minic Valenlia‘wcre stolen in Glen-
brook, yesterday.
,The vegetable gardens ‘of John Poo-
key. and Walter B. Reed look little
the worse for the long drought. ’i‘bey
iil'e veterans in tbelscience 0! garden-
ng. ,
j, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weber and
.. family have moved to Mrs.
': Brady’s house on Mann street.
Wesley
Mrs.”
Weber's mother has rooms in Mrs.
.George Page's house.
S. P. Bowen. manager of the Barton
baseball club. has already started in
to make preparations for next season.
The club has leased for a term of three
6,01‘8..fl'0.m, Mr. Mason .tbe, lot ,
alu street, half way between Da-
rien‘and Noroton, near the Norotou
switch. and intends to enclose the
field and lay out one of the best base-
ball grounds in the State. To do this
they will have the entire .lot plowed
and rolled. and the outfield will be
sownwith lawn grass seed. A grand
stand. will be erected. The team has
always been supported by contribu-
tions and each summer a paper had
been circulated lo'raise money. Some
residents have been quite liberal. A
great many have not contributed one
centpund those are the ones who pa-
tronize the gamesnd get the benefit
at seeing some fine baseball free of
charge. Tile club has decided to make
one more appeal to its friends for flu-
ancial assistance. to enable it to carry
out its plans and enclose its grounds.
thus doing away with going. around
each summer with a paper soliciting
funds as the team would be self-sup-
porting an admission fee of 15 cents
being charged. To carry out the plans
the team will have to raise about $400.
Nearly all Cough Cures. especiall
those that contain opiates. are coast. -
pitting. Kennedy's Laxative Cough
Syrup contains no opiates and acts
gently on the bowels. Pleasant to
take. Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy;
NEW CANAAN.‘
A. Monroe Stowe of Chicago and
Miss Marjorie Henry. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William Henry, were llllll'-
I'lod Thursday evening at the home of
the bride, by Rev. it. ii. Ncidc. l). 1)..
rector of St. Mark's The bride wore a
gown.oi‘.white chiffon satin lace over
while taffeta and carried while asters.
The bridesmaid, Miss Margaret
Henry. youngest sister of the bride.
wore pink satin and carried a bouquet
of pink asters. The groom was attend-
ed by J. 1.. Henry. oldest brother of
the bride. The home was beauti—
fully decorated with flowers
of the season. golden-rod predominat-
ing. The guests consisted lii’"iili‘ im-
mediate friends of both families. After
the banquet, Mr. and MrS. Stowe dc-
parlud for a brief honeymoon after
which tbcy will return and reside in
iiyannls. Mulls, and Mr. Stowe will
enter upon his duties as principal of
the Normal Training School of that
place.
THE TOUCH THAT HEALB
is the touch of ilncklcn's Arnicn Salve.
w.
pounded. No matter how old the sore
or ulcer iii. ibis salvo will cure it. For
burns. sculds. cuts. wounds or piles. it's
an absolute curs. Guaranteed by lu‘.
H. Baxter, South Nor-walk. and E. P.
Weed. Norwulll, druggillill. 25c. "
WANTED lNBURANCE MONEY.
VIENNA. Sept. 'l.~~’l‘hc Viennese no
lice have made an interesting: iiiHl'llV-
cry, which may account for the at-
tempt al Venice, September «i. on the
life of Count Kulnurovslly. a colour-l of
the National Guard. fillli u councillor
of state. by Nicholas Nuunlolf. a lithi-
l-lllln. son of an oxugovrrnor of Purim.
it has been ascorlaiuod that Knmnrov-
ilky insured his life for" 5100.000. in la-
VOl‘ of a lady with whom luv foil in
love. All she was acquainted with. Nun-
luofi'. ii is prosaillcd that she planned
but lhomoney from the insurance colu~
puny. Another illllaiuu, suspected or
having been implicated ill the plot. has
been arrested burs.
ADVIM‘IBID LITTIHB.
The following letters remain uncllll.
ed for at the following Douboiileeu for
the current Week.
tloulh Normtlk—~lezio Darrin. it. i“.
D. 37: ll”. 0.1)rrw. uni dot: Mrs. Alma
i0. Glider. Misti title Crimea. nurt-
Mrs. w. Haven, bell island: M. Mans.
fluid. Bell island: Mrs. J. Moduli. .lohu
Mentally. Miss Rita Neely. Harry M.
Owens. sch. 1.0mm. charlie (it): Mine
Sriiocll: Mrs. George M. smith. it. i‘.
l). iii; deems Albert Smith l2). John
1'. Turner. [pill dill.
. :53). Ill. ORPWE. P. M.
i. M. lilodgcll. alivermiuc (2): Misc
id. liloivoi Bilvermlne: Genevieve
llock: than Khulna. Turnpike; Lud-
wik Lorene; Min Atlas it. Lacy. Cran-
Rotiiiiitil‘. Mrs. lvioraee ii. Sayre, Eli.
Gull Luce. Works. 7
ii. 8. KEiTll. P. lili.~
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
At both services of the nth Nor.
walk BapilsLChiiroh tom) » valiant
snnmlncelilsnl.‘ Will bellman fictive lud~
lea who have when the ion
1:30, hspyi‘heur service on the church
.lw,‘ an....vl.,. ..1. .H. ,_.. ...
the Repair Fluid Calendar.
a lion having only $117,000‘in its trea-
and The Bridge Pharmacy. ‘ .
lJ. -
it’s me happiest mnnflmmm W...- com- ;‘ in it national educational institution
in nulrlier him in the bone of obtain-l
bury: Katie Mcdllioosloivlra. Kennett .
stable in
, _ my,
'lillcals .Yol‘liil ‘
WASHINGTON, August ’l.——~lt would
has returned to appear’l‘hat it is about time to._cry notellsiwith.enjoyment. l" ‘
hall on 1118., storm of Qldleiuislnr‘nriulua'5
because of the: bequest clarion: anteri-
g ”fighting“! crib- .cu'n‘s to. collinear and animation
“The endowment of a great seat of
learning does not fill the bellies of the ”“3““ ‘iié
1
poor" istbe/ burden" ofr‘lhe popular
obmplaint. The giving of, surplus
"wealth to the concept education seems ‘
to be looked upon as the outgrowth of
Hawaiian fortunes." it is nothing of
the kind. ‘
George Washington Was hmong those
who early in- the history ofltbe Unit~
led States gave of his wealth to assist f
in the education at the youth of tile
new republic. He believed with the
wise man who said. "The strength of
a nation is to be found in the education
lot the masses.” So in his will be im-
qneathed 25,000 pounds. sterling, as
a nucleus for the‘endowment of a na.
tional university. This $125,000 was
an enormous sum for those days. the
government at the close of the Rebel-
i
sury. »
l in every decade since then wealthy
' Americans have given ever-increasing
sums to the cause of education. The
tendency is crystallized .in the present
time in the lavlsli'exp'endltures of. a
Rocllfcllcr and at Carnegie. But. while
these two men distribute millions. all.
over the country others are dislrlbut-'
.ing thousands to the so~cnlled "fresh-
water colleges."
it is a noticeable and disconcerting
fact that with all this lavish expendl- ,
ture in this direction, the plan that
was so close to the heart of the Father ‘
of His Country has been overlooked.
Not until the present time has any ef-
fort been made to carry out his ideas.
Now the George Washington Univer-
sity is elldenvorlns to fulfill. them. and
it expects to be all that the first pre-
sident desired, and more, Times have a
changed. and it is not now deemed
expedient to thc a great national edu-
cational institution dominated by Con-
gress. and subject to the varying cilan-
cs of politics. it is lobe independent
of the government. but working with it
and sharing in the rich stores of k 0w~
ledge collected by the nation.
That this plan is u suedess, is proved
by the manner in which the govern-
ment is co-operating with the George
Washington University. Some of its
most distinguished scientists are to he
found on the faculty of the institution.
among them Dr. H. W. Wiley. chief of
the Bureau of Chenllstryfr Justice l-iar-
Ian and Brewer of the Supreme Court;
Dr. George H. Slernberg. Surgeon-
Gencral. U. S. A. ; Professor Frank if.
Bigclow, of‘ the United Slates Weather
. iinreau: N. Monroa iiop ins. chief cl-
electrical export. ion the avy Depart
lncnl: .lohn Ball Osborn. chief of the
Bureau of Trade Relations of the State
Department, and many others.
At the beginning of its campaign for
funds, Dr. Charles W. Neodham head
of the i0i'lli university. precipitated a
storm by announcing that he recogniz-
cd no such thing as "tainted money.”
and would accept all contributions to
the mdowmcnt load without queltion.
immediately there was a hue and cry.
int was this with reason?
There is no (hint attaching to money.
as money. The taint is there only
when the donor, iilrogh his subscrip.
lion, cxii’octs to and does exert infi-
ucnccs on the object of his donation.
There is no danger of this happening
that will draw its students from every
t port of the United States and
lllroughout the world. The "influence"
‘would have to be all-prrwadiug indeed.
that could encompass such a task.
TNlBUTE TO THE AD.
‘ The late William .lohhson. of llrook-
Itlyn. the owner of Printers' ink. was
for many years a loading light of tho
'ulivcrtising business. All advertise-
‘mcnl writs-r said of him the other
day: .
"Mr.
lvcl‘lhlhls stories on the lip of
tongue. lie used to tell them in
young solicitors. Hi‘ rluiuwli that
tin-y were useful ill gelling intuitions.
l "line of his favorite liltii'im'l Willi
about two little children. They came
in their mother one evening and
asked if they mi ht play store.
"'Yuufi said th mother. ‘but you
mind remember that the baby is
null-up. Play store if you like. but
don't make a noise. Play‘allletiy.’
"'All l'illbl. utolher.’ list the older
child. 'Wc'il iii‘l‘it'liti We don't adver‘
tillr." '
Johnson had a stock of all»
his
a... wiumib W
MOHE' CRAFT IN BOBTON.
llOB’l‘CN. Sept. 7.~w~‘l‘bc luuut int»
portalll indictment. returned by thlI
Scullglubcr lirami Jury made public to
day. charged iorluol- lluilllinc‘ ilullwn.
tor John 9. Clark. of this city, with ro-
nucstiag and accepting a grutllliy.
Clark was arrested five wan-lot ago on
a charge or unlicilinluilo from u build-
er in return for airing his (Clark's)
approval in a building in the Bomb
End. Later he was discharged from
the employ of the city;
The Grand Jury also returned it llam-
. her of secret indictments which will
not be made public until arrests are
made under them.
‘IAY‘t‘LIlGi-ilfl OFF HOOKF‘ORT.
ROCKFORT. Mass, Sept. 'Iw’i‘bl:
battleships composing the second di-
vision of the North Atlantic duet. with
the Minnesota living the flag of Ad~
mirnl Thomas. who is ill command.
anchored in the harbor here early to»
day. “The battleships of the second die
visual are on their way to Province»
on. where lh‘svaiil meet the first
billion and engage in the joint fail
the to‘have keptlt so ”long."
1
from .
l
‘fiofiiwj‘afiag _ an added . charm villa?
appear to ihcwrndliiy Willis“ 0 'mm‘k ‘de
stance of which the hostess herself
‘fl‘ild lady on (munchies-or 'of anti.
lies. at one owner tells a debutante
rich “with line‘glow u ;%
democratic won: her a
‘lldil’iii‘i‘i‘Q was handed a , ,
unholy ‘ bills! and“ woollen
, _ can ; ; "i‘h‘e ~ limiters desiring to
digit-lea illustraiii’cn filer‘voulhfu "guest
by a pie singly diverting itchtu'rll said:
“That lit i'o‘cup isn hundred and fifty
years old!" ‘ ., . .
“Oil'i” came the" d’elllltunie's high-
sl‘rnined tones: "How careful you must
so bf her own ‘
‘ dumbest a, sum "
andMachiaeShOp.
. Macromolecular“. ovum-mun, and
repaired. Tine} "camp's. Olil’. Dry
Cutler-"Blink :Piugs.‘ ates" ‘ ,
, vanciit » Englhu, Caviar Gunman“;
Turpentine“: Fi‘eMIl‘Awnlngu lulu! 'Illlu.
'- . HMMJASMlNG'PONi an
E.
m littlefi.‘=“rrrsrlnar.
.93; , yeti-rend“. . .
Jars
'
..
Your fruit will look nicer if you use
the square shape and white glass fruit
jars. than they will in the old fashion
round shape and green glass. The
square ones hare lightning tops.
Crockery. Glassware. Honsefurnish-
lag Goods.
‘ Wall Papers and Prepared Paints.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
to order. ‘ ‘
‘ Coatrsctor for ’Pa‘iatinx and Decor-
ating. ”New ‘ ‘
—Wa give the a. if H. Green Trad-
ing Stamps" AIR for them.—
V H
. i 'L l ‘2' . ,.
LI "I BECKER!
87 Wuhlnog'blluelme‘ ‘
Tol. Con. ' south .Norwnik.
”a...”
ill-i
wildwwdtd
FRANK c.
van scov
PLUMBING}
STEAM;
HOT WATER
AND.
GAS FITTlNG.
3 Till, Shea? Iron. Copper
' . and Zinc.
so South Main Street.
So. Norwaik. Conn.
vacuum
F
.-
.1
:H’
x-iiifl‘“ .
Witty
\ .‘i .
in our why of thinking and understand
our way of doing business Just as soon
curators and seen things. It is true
that our system is different tram oth-
ers. but inasmuch all we have as ho
creasing list or patrons who are saliva
tied with our goods. our service and
our prices. we think We may fairly
claim that the people arrows of our
business methods and believe in all. g
A. J. Ahgtviuc 8;-
icc which starts Monday.
w arm
l K
decline. alienatso it appears ill one in“. «
sixth. nut sadly ‘
cup of telilfl‘tiic .
ll. lllllllll ll.
" p as wall “siren. ,
as you have made your first visit to ‘
to Data
W
l'
so;
I .l
rel. our
_ p enliven... .
DIXON LUBRICANTS..
"‘in ears.
and ‘ motor boats.
No. 8 graphlts‘cup grease.
. These lubricants are considered
beat in the world. ,
: "Honest need: It Hohést Prices."
Norwalk.
”MW w. .. .. .. .. M.
DAVID W..RAYMORD.
Funnel nil-solar
andtmbalmer.‘ : .
iliNorithaln an, Bouithorwulk
fluid-lieu Ia Washington It.
Tel . about house, 693.» _
Tulsa olw athoilicw 83M.
mi upwards ._
_‘ lull General IliidrhiuiiOIl,‘Ticiier.
Sundayllillilljits. 75. Cents.-
..t with... identical;
No. 688 for motor vehicle trans-
No. 67 for gears'or'both automobiles
”Reiligenllols.
Palmer ‘ Handbooks.
‘ . Water“ Coolers:
AND MANY crush
Summer cools
the. Charles E. Doll's . i,
till wnsulnoroa eraser.
Phillis our.
an in the Habit of Having Your“
Sunday Dimitri a! mt
curtail!) ‘
No worrying about selecting.
your meals. no bothcr with
i
W WW.W«-..~ mnfiwmw.
Miller 80, J order:
little Esllll illills.
. lllllledhyl’t'lllllllelinilllilll.
. SOUTH NDRWALK.
rlllill Olin, ill State Street,
BRIDGEPORT.
u f, .l T L. ‘ N Y
ill ll me ill . .
tor freight Only
On and after Tuesday, January 7.
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28, East River, New York. (foot
of Dover street). every day, (except
Sunday), at 4 p. In. Freight received
at Norwalk up to 4 p, m. and South
Norwaik up to 6:30 p. m. ,
NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO.
Annlng J. Smith, C. C. Hegeman,
Lune. General Agent
Sltlili ”flit.
Korn: iklinks
Del Dad age
4 cts
> U"
Phone “2234' .
22 Cottage Ava, East Norwnlk.
" “skidding assume ‘OHAN‘
. '53 l
s
.. ‘5 '
:: Ihould ll- ’Iqulppad null u was
-- snow whit». one piece “sundae" rot
;. col ill Enameled Lavatory.
ave on ever stopped to millet
how del xhttully convenient it would
be lobar. hot and cold running nil-l
inflour dressing chamber, Pup
in; ”ancient a! first floor: .loihl
room? its presence would afford [OI
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prion. DI!
plumbers are strictly compo“ n.
obtains. honest mdnlicblo. 4....
Horses ll. flash,
all all
unravellviumom .
insulators ll exam * ‘
“9m“. l. IANKINI
III-init— . I" l ‘.
l “ i‘.
. ,r ”Wm“ M/
’ nomad Mini 0. ‘
5 mi. 1‘, m
sown: ‘ iv: ' .
John uf'llfid'ii infighmm
7" ll 3|!ch allow“. an violi-
wlmllu neutrino, m, y .
M w
PIWW" . , ~ . ~
runnrron¢.e1lllrlvs. grows:
:1.
ODRNII» mun AND‘ way or.
dishes or stove when pleasant
Weather comes.
~ Courteous Service. .1; .
Pleasant Surrounding. ‘ l‘
Excellent Cooking. _
BHABLES REYNEKE,
.i. . Proprietor. .
'3‘“: Toughened”...
‘ .
(4 ill-Ii ”riser ANDY user“
LawnMulllus
at $2.75 up.
A very melt line a! fully guaran-
teed Hill Wheel flowers, It 85.60
to ”.00. :tha.
A complete Issortmelt of the best
grades of amt-:3. Hoes. GARDEN
FORKS. sHovsLs. amass, and all
Farming Utensils, at the lowest prices.
General repairing and machine you:
promptly attended to. _. “MA,
llolvalll Hardware (lo.
39 Main St. Norwalk.
Telephone Cali 97-5.
Glegulll’s Point!
.., EAST NORWALKl’ 53W
Slim Dinners and All Kinds of Sea
Food Cooked to Order.
Bathing and fishing.
Both Houses to Rent by the. assault
John 0"5uillvan.
Proprietor.
I-
.-...........,w... ... . .........,._....W...-.. _ . .- -. m...—
HflHilE E. illNN till.
I" 45 Wall St, Norwallé. iii.
84 Washington at, 5°. Nor-walk. '3,
Real Estate and Insurance.
In income producing preperty that
must increase in value with the rapid
growth of the town.
A Minimuin‘ Amount
‘ oi
oi
. Home Comfort.
Happiness,
' and
Contentment.
with a Modicum oi Expense,
that is
Gas Lighting.
We. are piping houses at a
Minimum Cost.
Let us pipe vents.
' ' it“ ‘ "7W;
‘lm‘mv mimosa...
l . . _ , _
'iiclivselséerbamuc 1
We have several decided bargains ,
. For fine Jamar, Lacquers. vomit». ‘f’
, r eic.. etc. x' “ ‘
THE CHARLES a. subtle COMPAN‘i
- Sela les Adonis V '
164 Front Street. . - New Yuri: City
,.
Tel. 462.
' MONEY: '
without indorser. All
strictly confidential. Call and see nol
INDEPENDENT LO‘AN AND SECURS’.
ITY 60., ‘ ‘ «
Havlland Building,
Olflce hours, 9 a. min 8 p. m.
.3.
idllinu Sliiill'; limiting Slide—4
THAN NEW YORK REAL ESTATE.
For years this Company has. paid .
. % Guaranteed, Interest on its"
a ,, Bond Shares by check issued
dollars paid to investors to (islet.
ASSETS NEARLY $2,000,000.00.
Investments of from $100 to $10.00“
accepted, participating in “earnings
from date of receipt. ‘
A card will brill: you our literature
or a personal interview.
16 South .Main Street.
a...
19s?
1847
PLUMBING
HEATING. ,,
HOT. WATER HEATING. «.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES,
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
Gas and Steam Fitting. Gal Fixtures.
Metal Ceiling, Etc.
Havn you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES 8r" HOTCUK’ISS
COMPANY
17 WALL STREET. norm/tux.
as. THE )SOll‘JTl-i NORWALK ,
s u no:
fig;- WAREHOUSE
for
f FURNlTUR'E, PMNOS E’i’O.
Telephone, 349—5.
1? For Particular: Address
G. N. McKlsslN.
Office, Room 4, Havlland Block,
Washington street. J
, .' Insurance Against
Bill'lllalli.
m AETNA .mmzmulvv . COMPANY.
“Forwarded la Foresrmed.”
an“ .IM Particulars oi ~
J. M. myton a 00",
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8 Railroad Ave. aouih Not-vials
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HOTEL VICTORIA
can MINUTE FROM‘DBFOT.‘
« EUROPEAN“ PLANé . . 4
Our room» a «special mliunvr an
cry room but. .
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finely necked em in concoction.
‘A full line of Asher. Merrill ‘ Olin-
dlt Col. celebrated Winn. Liquor- and
Cigars always on be it. '
Telephone can, . 490.
Washington 8th ‘
semi-annually. Over half~mllllo1 .
R. L. COBURN,9eneral Agent, . ‘ fl
and [lull-lo Lights throuztloul.‘ lv'
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T. J. IU‘LLWAN, Proprietor. .f i,
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East Norwallt ‘, "
Money loilned to salaried employees ‘
and housewives on their own name” _
transactions ‘ ‘
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AND STEAM; ’
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