Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, September 9, 1907 · page 7

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LO'UR dHEADAGHE WAFERB

111 «
K111111103 fie Koiiliiiii' ogéd‘%?a31téii‘oiligé,

and there it no harmful sheets when 7

they are men according to directions.
4 FERN 1N BOX. 100.
, I 9 as,

Miss Ida Ainsworth has returned 3

L from a two wet-ks vtsit in Bethel.

Ed.‘ Tobey's Sunday School class
took a trip to Bread Riva Yester-
day.

 

Miss Laura Sweeney who is ill with

typhoid i’e‘ve1, is n w 'ab
each day 0 In to sit, ill)

 

M. D. Drew is still taking a few
dolls oil to recuperate attei the sum-
mer' s woilt.

 

R'ev. H. A. Deflnton preached at both
services in the Advent Christian
church, yesterday

 

All the Jewish atoms on the bridge
remained closed today on account of
the Jewish New Year celeb111t1011.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Rider, ol’ Stamford
were visitors in town yo'stmday and :11
tended the Advent Ch1lstian Church

The meeting 01? the1 lelilii League
of the East Avenue 115010111111 Church
was led yesterday by enry Crossctt

._.._____.__.

Miss Elsle1 Fox, who is 11 member oi?
the Advent Chm (111 has leceivcd news
“utilise death of her father in Stam-

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M.r and Mrs. W 11 Bishop of New
Haven, are expected to arrive toth
rd :1 visit with Mr. 11nd M111. John

 

 

L ommedieu.

.

,Mrs. Thomas Soaring. oi’ Rowan
street, is recovering slowly from

burnt; caused by lire in her home a
week ago last Thursday night.

Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Rose were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Randall
yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Rose are
lBrooklyn people who are well known
lore.

 

Mr. and M15. lolm Schy, 0113110011
Iyn,i‘ormt1riv residents 01 East Nor-
wnik, are stopping at Mr. Jennings'.
East N01 walk Mr. Sehy is connoéted
with the i‘dison Electric Illuminating
Company. '

Althur Saunders Robert Ells, Er-
nest Malcolm and Frank Allen 11111)
5910111. last week camping at Little 1.—

111mock Island have 1'ctulned sun-
burucd healthy and report having had
a line .time.

Irving Smith prenohod yesterday at
the East, Avenue Methodist Church to
a large gathering of people. 111 the.
evening the pulpit was occupied by Al-
{nod lioulwcll, who preached an
eloquent sermon. Next Sunday Mr.
Boutwoll will preach at both morning
and evening services.

ROWAYTON.

m

Mrs. Henry Leach bus
Brooklyn to spend 11 week.

gone to

Jesse l’orlcr, oi lirooklyn, spoilt Sun-
tldywith friends in ltowayton.

 

Mr. and Mrs. William Colcnrovo. of
Bridgeport, are visiting Mrs. ilaltio
Wicks.

’Mr. and Mrs. William l"inltnoy and
Hon ,Wlllinm, oi' Itownytou avenue, 11111.1
all Echo Lake, N. J.

 

'Al‘iioltls of incorporation have been
filed in the olllcc or the state secretary '
by the llowuyton Yacht Club.

Mr. 9111111 Mrs. 1.011111 Kendrick. who
wore married lust week, returned
from their Wedding tour on the yacht
Fidget, Suturduy night.

9 The sloop yut'ht Eoiis. owned by ex~
Commodore Jamou.’ . i-‘nrrcll. of tile
Rory 1310112111111 boo 111111111 out on tho
ehoro of the Norwuik Yacht Club for
repainting.

A new bulletin, iuuuod Sundny noti-
fies engineers of freight trains to stop
taking wutor from scoop troughn at.
Itowuyton. but to brim: truiun to 11 stop
It the standpipoo 11nd 1111 tenders
there. The course in given 1111 owing to
the grant mode of water 138.1 scoop-
ing problem no (llumnlur‘u p 11 111111
been io'Wered very rapidly in the past.
few 0m; despite the quite heavy
rain Itorl'tlll.

nAitIEiv AND nonoron

P111113 have been completed by Archi-
tect Henry Marvin for the residence to
be erected at Noroton for Rev Willlmn
J. long. Will be 11 frame structuie.

“W

111111111 Lim'vo been cumpieted by Archi-
tect 1111111913119111111 for 11109119191105.9111
the ol lea-s tune a or on

Neil .""Will liéfltil‘brick construction,
tour 116119. high, 91:10 test to 111111111119"
tor the elevator.

 

 

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The Misses Mutihelisiu has returned
from 11 visit. in New J9rsoy.
m...

Mrs. Fred Battol‘son and 111111111
passed Filduy in Bridgeport.
Mrs. Paul Prousser of Norwalk was
the guest of her mother yerterday.
Miss Kathryn Allen nocornpunl d by
11' i‘rloud is visiting at West Pelt

 

The Misses Hydo oi Greens 111111111

 

have been visiting t1 lends out of town.

., Chunning P. Harris has resumed his

'; duties alter a week in Atlantic City.

 

1». .. _.
Mrs. Samuel Elwood has returned

‘9'. from 11 visit with her son in Bridge
. port.

 

Fred H. Butlerson has been appoint
ed substitute letter carrier on route
a.

Mrs. Banks 01' the .Burrough was
d'alltng on friends in Fairtlcltl Sutur-
(ai'. '

 

 

Miss Winifred Kemper and 11 party
of rl'lends have retuined from a camp-
ing trip ' ~ _

1

Harry llolpl has resigned from the
(11119910931 of the trolley Company in Nor
we 1 .

 

Miss Bertha Brotherton is visiting 111
31191919911011 the guest or Mrs. Jnrvis
1n .

the
Thursday

The first regular conclavo of
K. 0. K. A., was held last
evening

 

M13. Adam Rolthmlllcr anti (laugh-
ter have returned to than home
Philadelphia.

Mi‘ss Bessie Taylor has rotumed to
New York when: she will 1esume her
school duties.

Miss Libby of Hartford has r11,
turned 111111111 11111111 11'vlsit with Mr. and
Mrs John Hull

 

Mrs. Samuel Elwood has l‘t'llliilt‘ll
from a visit With 1101' son, Benjamin
Elwood in Bridgeport.

O. E. Coo. has filled up the: hall dyer
lleers' store and will soon open 11 Well
appointed gymnasium.

 

Horace llul'ibutt has been a recent

guest of his gruudpnrcnts, Mr. and

Mrs. Ambrose 1:1111'lbutt.

Miss Anna llawoa of New York is
visiting at ilioi'hrmu' of Miss Juiin
Wuhcman, Greens Farms.

Mrs. George Bishop is helping out at.
Cross llighwuy, while the school board
are looking for u lonelier.

Miss Florence iI‘ostcr has returned
from a visit with her sister, Mrs.
James Bulkle‘y, Southport.

M11. and Mrs. George Thorpe,
North Main strcnl, hnve been cuter-
tuinlng guests from Brooklyn.

 

 

Mrs. Wnlter Mcolu'r 111' New York.
has 1111011 11111 recent guest of 111.111 par-
cnts, Mr. null M 111. John 'l‘ottcu.

lit-v,
vollmz
health

C. 11. Slruycr 11111011111; 11111111 11111-
lbrmluh 11111 west tor his
will return home this week.

Miss 1111111 \‘Vilson.\1'h11 has ll('t'ii
visiting ml the 111111111 of Samuel l‘urtiy
has returned to her home at Avon,
Conn.

Mrs. William Mills and children.
who have been visiting all 11111 11011111 of
Henry Mills have returned to Bridge-
port.

Mrs. Martha Mills. who has been
the guest ol‘ 11111' mother. Mm. Wilfred
lowls, lllngoe‘s Hill bus returned
home.

I.

The Volunteer club of thl,1 Metho-

dist. church hold 1111 111111111: Saturday ut .

tho. homo of Charles Mills in the
Forms.

Charles lluoncrburg a former clerk
for Guyer null Son. 111114 accepted a po
Hilton at Smith 11 machine shop 011 iii-
verslde nv.enue

Wm...—

Sldncy Walls of imperial avenue
has remodeled his house into 11 111119911
boarding houso,whl1'11 will be known
its Imperial lnn'.

The Village lunu'ovomcnt 8111' My
will hold nu important locating in 1111-
sindy of Holy Trinity church this
afternoon at 3 o clock.

The Knights of King Arl.,luu' will
give an e11tcrtuliunont Wednesday 1111
01111111. September 11 11111111111111 by the
Amphiuu quartet of Bridgeport.

M11111 Jullu Adams will rut-11111 lblu
woclt to her school duties 111 Ml. 11111
yoke college alter spending her vora—
111111 with her mother in the Forms sea
lion.

 

10
Moat-W

The Friendly Aid Home 'ut Spring
1111111,. cloned totlny utter 11 very 1111c
(11111111111 stimuli-212mm: numbers 11 em
New York spent happy vocations 111.
this place.

 

Severn] young people from this
town attended the reception given 111'
Mr. and Mrs. Pm'cy Brown of Nor
walk in honor of their third Wedding
anniversary.

WM ' 1
Mr and Mrs Queries Barlow and
Non 13111111, who have been visiting io-
lutivea in town the past three Weeks
returned to their home in Port. Cities
tor N Y.

WW.

 

Mrs. William (31. 812119105 entertained

9 siting her 1411.. 1111933.

of“

over Sundny visit in South Wll
ton.

Mr. and Mrs

111111111111. Brown,
Bridgeport, 99991119991 tits 1

last wool:

i LL"bv.M1L1 Fr mun MidnstNorwalk,

preached yesterday afternoon in the

911111011 chapel Cl'onbury district.
m

Mrs. A. 0.13111. 1111' returned
tiny from 11 low uys’ lisit Wit
‘Ilster, Mrs D.S.ilu1-ibutt in Cannon.

 

ester

 

Mrs 011111111 13111111 111111 two children
passed Saturday with her parents, Mr.
“th tMrs. J. B. sturges oi Hurlmutt
5 rec

 

 

Augustus Kilthhttw 11110 has been
the guest of Mr. and . Mr.s George
Brown, will start. in 11 low 1111111 to join
his parents in Cnilfomilt

 

rs.'F1'u11k Morohouse and Mrs ll.
K Fitch have been guests for sevor'ul
days of their sister 11111.11 Edwin Lacey
Foster, in Springfield, Mass.

 

Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Face-her, are
entertaining Mr; Fanchcr’u cousins.
Mr. and Mrs William Sollock or. M011
roe, at the Gnult eoltnzo at Compo

Bosch .

, M...

Rev.M1-Detm ot Clulal Eplsmpal
Ui1u1',ch Westbort 1.111111111111111 1.119
funeral 01 Mia. B. A. Dikcmnn on 11‘1
day The pull homers were Arthur C.
Brtdley. Samuel 13.1‘an'ehsr. George
A. Sturges and Chailes‘ H. Scotield.

BAPTISTS OF THE STATE.

Their Convention Witt 3: Held in Put-
nam in October.

The state Baptist convention, which

will be held this your 111. Putnam, on

 

October 11, continuing to the 111111.

t

will be particularly important to the
denomination on account of the1 Walk-

or doi’alci‘lliotl. store it Hartford corros- ‘

incipient. 'i‘hin meeting. 11.11111111in held.
h9th one that in chei' luckiug in inter-
out; but this yeah that interest prom
loos. I11 i111 1111.1 gl'edlusi in the history
or the convention. will be 11111111111-
bored that last yum" at. the. meeting
held in South N01 wuih. Rev. Dr
ile1Mmy 'l‘.llomsou of Hartford, was
elected to tilt! plollldenoy to succeed
111111 (1111111111 Spencer. of ii mini 11 who
had been the incumbent tot several
yom's.1\l.tl111 some time- ltt1v Fl'unlt
ll. liivihc, ol‘ ii.1i':',thnd wits 111111111-
ed soc l'eln'l'y doth—much in the way of
mutte1oicoulscwthe long 1mm trous-
urcr \vlla also reelected. It is alto
gothor piobuble that no one 111 the
11011111111011 bud 1'1 en 11 passing thought
01 l't‘lillttiillg the latter with tiny other
111311.110 knew all about the mitotic
of the position 1111.1 your o'i‘tcr your
his toports were models of precision

the reports of the treasurer. 111111 111'.-
cording to the faith of the. members
of the convention. If the retiring pros
idunt 1111.11 unyi'hing or more import
sure than any other on which to con
gratulute his successor it. was 011 the
condition of that treasury.

lint it was just that condition which
became 11 source of anything but grati-
iit'alion to Dr. Thompson. It he and
:Socretary Divine l'l‘ll pul'tlculurly Joy-
i’ul as winlor wns setting in. they
tell 1111111111111: else than joyful before

limit. It was 11 cold winter. but the
mldcsl day that the. Baptist conven-
lion111'1'rexperienced was when lh1~
trusted treasurer joined the trust of
the missing,
‘t -__._..—._....a._
~—ltching piles provoke profanity
but profanity won't cure them Doan' s
Ointment cums itching, bleeding or

 

lug. At any drug store.

FOR BIG SHIP REPAIR SHOPS.

 

New Haven Road Said to Have
. Bought Groton Yard.

There seems to be doubt, no longer
that 11011111. disposition 1111s. 11111111 mode
01 tile plnnt of tho Buster“ Shlplmlld
1111: 1.111111111111- ut ('lroton 11nd that 111 the
near future use will be 111111111 01 11111
'111'11111'rty."i‘l1c r1_'p‘1'oilcntutiv11 of the
ship trust. which owns the plant is
engaged 11011" in elonriug tilt,1 yard 01
oil tho snap iron, which in to no lo
the Bethlehem iron Worku oi. lit-thit-
1111111. Pa. 0111-1 01' tin1 11111011111111; in
the rurd in 111110 to no there. A rumor
,lhnl, 111111111111 to be based (infant. is to
.1110 111111111 that Churlcn it. Houscmn
has purchunt'li tlu1 ,v'mll lot a sy-ndi

c.1111 .11111 111111 the Lt‘ousolidnted roil-
rond la llllti't‘llit‘ti ill that 11111111011111.

What. 11111 111.111 111 to which the yard
will be put cannot be definitely stltlod
11011. but it in Httitl that the New lin-
veu rend will make 111111. of it 111111 ymd
for the repair 111111 111 building oi their
boots. ’1 1111 nowu'nnp-nt 111111111111 the
ntopcrty of the read 111 N11Wport.unti
whul (111' nowrumcnl want» it 1:1 111m1
to 11,111. 'l‘hltl the Newport plnct‘. is
'..\'1tnlod by the. upvr.runn1ut 111 no 1111-
1'1'11l.'l‘1111 report. in that tho rnllrontl
will establish its 111101111 for the repair
or 1111111111111 11.9 (11111011, which 1111111111 1111-1
Mount site. or such 11 plnut 011 tin-
Atlantic count.

Mr. 11111111110111. wlu'u interrogated 1111
to the rumors. 1111111 “1' hnd nothing to
any. Ila would not 1111111101111 limit 1111.
with interested in .1111' way 111 any
movement 111111.111 twine on in 11111
pinpoi‘ty. 1111. 11111". in (ltolon null won
at the 11111111131111 ublpvurd when1 1111 and
:1 companion implicated the property.

Mr. 11111111120111 wnu 111 the bend oi
11111 lard when the bin nlllpn Mbmcuotn
11nd lJnhotIWere built for James ,1
mil lion 1111.111 tin illur with the yard

oilsr. H11 is on expert in the
11111 if be 111111 bought it. 1111 is said, he
will make use at it. The unto of the

dustry there would be 11 good 1111111,-
for both New London and Grated.

 

illb
lift

her ‘

the winter had exercised itself to the "

protruding piles after years of sufter— '

111111 111111 get. at it vuluu almost to 11
11111111.

yard and iii- establishment or an 1111

10111111
.nniubor

1 than“. to
i defense in

o

l t the tenured
u on the bent or terms. The press

.1: ion will attempt to show than Bl-

BOSTON LHEHALP EPIT
R0 'NIR ..

item 111111 y-‘Morrill,

tom Where he Mus T‘udsbclutw editor of
'tbe Boston Herald. will be buried at
Wllrsuw, N Y., 10qu.

“JP—nor“

pt“. . (iv-«LWll-

 

When the 11111111111111 brooks down, . .

 
 
 

 

n»... .

Elli 1111

The Reed ‘81 Volt:
Elia ailment (Jo.

 

 

Auto Garage
and Machine Shop.

Automation Itored'.‘ overhauled and
repaired. Tlrn, Lumpy 91h. Dry

L811 p'éb i511 i'n‘es‘. Coven, 0111101110,
rhitiimmaflt-IMI.1111111111191th I'Iut

’ ‘204 WASHINGTON 8’74. "' ‘ '
E.

B. Robertson, PII'prlolor.
'o err; 711911111939. '

CItII, Spark P9191990. etc.

 
 

'Your fruit will look clear it you use
the square shape and white glass irult
jars, than they will in the old fashion
round shape and green glass. The
square ones have lightning tops.

Greenery, Glassware, Houseturnlsh-
lug Goods.

Wall Papers and Prepared PaintS.

 

and-11111101111 other things not quite ,

conspiulous Moionvor, he Wins a Window Shades and Picture “We“
bunker. and he 11111511011, '1". Edwin [0 order.

Brown's dearon in the New Britain "1-""

Baptist church. it was a nice fut Contractor ‘0’ Painting and Deco"
treasury at that tlmcwuceordlng to guns, 9

L-We give the s. a. 19-99. Greén Trad-
lng Stumps" AIk for “ism.—

L. n. BECKER.

81 Washington Street.
TII. Con. South Norwalk.

 

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1.111.111.1111,
FRANK ...C.
VAN SCOY

PLUMBING;
STEAM,

HOT WATER
AND

GAS FITTING.

 

 

Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc. '

 

50 South Main; Street,

3 So. Norwalh Conn.

~11 w river-1111M 11:11» '

WWW

10111119111111 911111111 1111.

 

to our Why oi thinking 111111 understand
our way of doing 11118111111111 incl as soon
as you hnvo made your first visit to
our uloro null noun 1111111111. it is true
that our syntem to different from oth-
11111, but inasmuch no we have 1111 in
creasing list of putrona who are sails-
lled with our 110111111. our service and
out prices. We think We muy inirly
claim that the peopln approve of our
business methods and. believe in 110.

A. J Angevinc 3
Son Co,

9 runmwds; 3111119113111, "ovum,

 

39m . ,
a. fluid for the
111 witneuseatmgck Mm. ‘

the trial to two or,
1111111 11111! his Wits

brie toutessed to the killing Of his
williet hetero he showed any signs of 19111- -

'1'10 1111111 :11. B011 .

' 22 coma. Av...

 

 

 

119.4111 information Ticker

181111115111 Dinners. 75 Gents

l 9 « T111488.

 

911. A99, Ngsrron TH; LCELEL

DIXON LUBRICANTS.

No 688 for motor vehicle trans-
mission gears.

No 977 for gears of both automobiles
rind motor 11011111.. .
No. 3 graphite cup grease.

These lubricants are considered the
best 111 the world. "

W

 
 
 

,1 1111111111111 110

"Honest 060110 at Hon’ut Prices."
39 Wall Street. '

W .. AME. ..

DAVID w. an mall»,
in oral Director
Embalmll‘r.
i! may with 61.; South Norwulk
1110111001100; 0 wIIliInut‘ob It.
Telephone at home. 693. , .
TIII9hon0 It olden. Slit-l.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

Miller 81; J ordain, 9

Real islal lilt- BillKillS,

lllllce, Huts Theatre Building

.OOU'I'H NORWALLK.

litill 0111111. 181 State Street

IRIDGEPORT.

111111111111 8. Y.

tor freight Only “

0n and after Tuesday, January 7.
1906, Freight Propellers wlil leave
Pier 28. East River, New York, (foot
of Dover street). every day, ('except
Sunday) at 4 p. m. Freight received
ut Norw'nlk up to 1i p 111.111111 South
Norwnlh up to 8: 30 p.m .

NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO.
Arming J. Smith, C. c. Hegeman,
L0II00. General Agent

 

 

 

 

 

 

KBIQLSHIB.
item Jtinks

per package

:13

P110110 228-1»:
Eat Nomik.

 

 

 

 

L EVERY L'ADY'B. DRESSING CHLALII

.aold .9

 

. 111011111 110 «nipped with I 1111111

0110* white. one piece "Standu'd" 1’0!

', detain Enameled blustery.

HIvo you ever Itopped to 0111101001
110-11011 delightiully convenient it Would
be to have hot and cold running “in
in your dressing chamber 0100p
in; apartment or first 110611 1.01101
room Its presence Would Iliad 101
the highest degree of comfort.

We will gladly quote you priou. Out
plumbers Ire Itrlctiy 110111901.” :10
chutes, haunt 0nd niiIbl0.

Haraco ll. Hush

1:111:11 1111111 1111.111 wII‘r

[lit till it lilKK

- 0001' «omit it. «In;
M
TIANIAMI A ”099119313911. 01111111110

 

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01011 _
win-1.110 mo ”memo

011nm

Iuwm 11 111111111th01311, 11m.
01111.. Hiltlilltm..10t Vlool'm.
IInIit’lou 11. 1101111191111. I110 in»

91111.11 '13:?" IouwILL, (1111111110
9111 run 17119990701990; 111(0-
99233111133999” 0111111110 1010111111011
9111111111111 ”Io-1111“.

41 “one...

9')“ ‘;HI HUM
W;

 
 

IlWIMhIIflMu

Built) 0 oil Cleanl

 
 

Palmer Hammocks
Water Coolers.

' AND MANY 0111971

51111111113199 Seeds

61111111113011

, HARDWARE. '11

.111 WASHINGTON ”REIT. _
Phone 6591. ' '

Norwalk. 1.

an in the flair". of I-luvlnu Yodr

Sunday Dinner at the
GLIFFORD

, flu worrying about 0010011“
your mean, no bother with

5111011» or 011m who» plunnt:

' weather comer.
Courteous Servlc0.
Plnnnt Surroundlm.
Exoollent Cooklnq.

CHARLES REYNEKE
aw Proprietor.

TIluphono 49!.

1.1

 

, fill-ll LAL'ras'r AND IEST.

 

.10

aunMnun's
at $2.75 up.

A very Itrou till 0! fully nonl-
teed High m Haven, 0: 85.50
to 36.00.11” WWW

A complete mortmelt o! the best
grades or RAKea. Headroawan
ranks. sHovaLs, BPADEB, and 1111
Farming Utensils. at: the lowest prices.
General repairing and machine work
promptly, lttended to.

 

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11011111 Hardware lie

39 Main 51., Norwalk.'

 

gnu—I.»

Telephous1 Coil 97-5. .

Gltglil‘lls Point!

w EAST NORWALK flail!

snor- Dinnelrs and All KindI 0! Sea
Food Cooked to Order.

Bathing and fishing.

BIth Holmes to Rent by the Season

John 0' Sullivan.

Proprietor.

 

 

Hilliillll. lilNNtiliK

"Ctli ‘1“

45 Wall St. Norwaik.
84 Washington St, 80. Norwalk.

Real Estate and Insurance.

We have several deelded bargains
In income producing property that
must increase in valuo with the rapid
growth of the town.

 

A Minimum Amount

oi

Home Comfort,
Happiness,

and 9
Contentment,

with a Madicum oi Expense,
that is

Gels 1111111111.

We are piping houses; at a

Minimum 0051.

Let us pipe yours,

3 ugh, “1"“;

01110111111 :11

n-

 

 

Reinuumiors. , 9' “ "

 

For 6119 111mm. Lianne... Vin-niche-
Ital. ell: . ,

THE CHARLES E. SHOLES CtLlMB'KhNK
Solo 810ch9 Annie ‘

164 Front Street. ' - New l’919iri: Cit

 

 

 

 

 

liétullllulf,

5.1131115101111111.

 

Money 10011 at] to salaried em
ployeeu
and housewli nos on then own nnm

without 11111 11111111 All transactions
strictly 00““ dentin) Call and see us

ITY 60.,
Havlland. f .ulicilng, Washington Si.
Office hours, 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.

tolling 1.111 K'lilllillll 811111——

THAN I1|":ZW YORK REAL ESTATE
For 1’ are this Company has paid

%. Guaranteed interest on its
Bond Shares by check is oucr
aeml- Hannually Over half mllllo»
dollars paid to investors 10 onto
ASSETS NEARLY $2, 000,000. ’33.
Mid [Investments 01’ from $100 to 810.01)
Accepted. paltioipnting in naming
from date of rtCt‘ilit.
i A card will bring you our liter iturt
or a person 11 interview

R. L. COBURN, General Agent,

16 South Main Street.

 

 

1847 19:7
PLUMBING «AND STEAM
‘ HEATING.

HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES,
SLATE AND TlN ROOFING. 01
Gas and Steam Fitting, Gas Fixtures,
Metal Ceiling, Etc.

Have you seen our stock of

RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES 81 HOTCHKISJ

COMPANY
17 WALL smear.

NORWALK.

 
 

THE SOUTH NORWALK

STO AG

-q WAREHOUSE
for
k FURNITURE. PIANOS ETC.
9 Telephone, 349—4.
,[lji For Particulars Address
G. N. McKlBBIN,
Office, Room 4, Haviland Black,
Waahlngton Street. 9

 

 

Insurance Against
Burglanl.

IN AETNA lNDEMNlTY COMPANY.
“Eorewarned ls Forearmed."
Rater Ind PIrtlcularI of

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ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.

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