y 9 .
mwyilel‘lllby 1W0 belipie a: 3
91191113119011 illicit ingredient used. This
‘ In (it the many methods we
m w‘Aenluemu cruiser.
, Talc hone “HI? 611—2.
Harry Reliable eturnell lo‘ hi!
all
home here after 11 visit to Long l8
land, .
M
Miss Emily E Mcfhtt and Mr Mil
ion 8. White, both of East No1walk
11111 99 {1111111911 onions.- 111'...
)3” Mrs Stephen Moore, of Danbury,
as been visiting Miss itynn over Sun-
5:; H: Gnmbart, who has been living
it So‘i‘rth Norwdlk during the summer,
9 again occupying his E1151 Norwaik
r‘esldence
..,....._.._._._
Rev Jahies W. Davis preached yes-
I91“ rday at both services in the Advent
hristlan Church. The attendance wns
lirge at both services.
The special meeting or the Fire Dis
trlct which was to have been held this
evening to take action on the matter
9t street lighting has been deferred
until Wednesday night.
“The property 1.11 George W Donne.
at the corner of Hawkins avenue and
1th street, was sold at public nuc-
thin Saturday by Frederick W. hilt.
1 ell. The purchaser was Wll~
m C Twombly, oi Eycrslcy avenue
9nd the price paid was $8, 300.:
The Baracn Class Mandolin and G111-
5131' Club will hold a rehearsal lemon
row evening at the residence of H. .l.
Hipson, Seaside Place. The organiza-
lion of the club will also be poriectcd
t that time. Men1be1s are requested
bring mando‘lihs, guitars and ban.
oes.
, . ._.._...._.._.
The farewell address of George
Washington was the topic of the meet-
ing of the Bunion Class The discus
slpn which followed cmphaslzhd the
angers of great wealth especially for-
ue when obtained by unfair means.
The clues Is soon to organize a men-
dolin, bunjo and guitar club.
Residents of Senvicw avenue are
,ilhloh worked up about 11 mangy 111g
Which has been hanging about the vi-
cinity (or some time The animal is
in fearful condition and complaints
hove been made to the officials but no
Ilction has been Mike“. The dog has
neither collar nor tag on it.
-
‘ The class meeting ill the East Ave
hue Methodist Episcopal Church to-
Ilimrow night, will 111111111 be opened by
a scripture rendlng by lrving Smith,
followed by opening remarks on the
son. All 1110 111111111 requested to
ring with them copies of the G011-
pill llymns for the song service and all
are invited to attend
,Thcro was a lively rumpus on “The
Worpnth" Saturday night, which cui-
1111111111111 in 11 fight not 1111' irom the
junction of Senvll‘w avenue and I“'-()lt
sheet. A tall blonilo well known 11l1111gwnii,(l. W. lirmvm'.
“Thonvurpnth” was lilo bone of 111111ch-
tion bolWL-L'n iv o men and 11 fist fight
with Ila 111compmllmdoni oi cursing
and yelling won the result,
‘ Alfu-lbiloutwoil prrnrilcd yesterday
orning 111 the East Avenue Molliodlsl
lunch. The service was well attended
and the sl'l'mon 11 most interesting 11110.
In the owning Rev. 0 it Miller, 111'
crnlnrv of tho lnIornaliouul Reform
Bureau prouched telling of the Work
the hurl-1111 him done and In doing at
nslliulzlon, D 0., in securing legisla-
on 11111111; reform lines. The story oI'
the Will‘k proved very interesting.
Mr. 11nd Mrs l'idwiu \V. Joules ore
in receipt of n couple of FIanh sou-
1111111110111 1111. 111111 M1110 .l. Kluepfcl
line in 11 YIIIi‘I iwnrlng the inliiuln A.
M A. bought hour the Antoinette
'i‘rluou. nt \‘nruulllus and the other a
French i'iiKIl'. purr'llmwd just outside
the dilution of 11111 'l‘ulllmios The A11-
loinollo souvenir rmmuomorntoo the
Iii‘tltlll murder of the queen of that
name by 1111 lni'ui'lnlml l'nrisiun mob
in rclnlinllon. 11 111 1111111. lilo denomina-
tion to which llIlll belonged lowing
mannered tho ”11111111111911 century
Andrew in Hroilnull. where 11 French
hounded lhcm lo 111111111 111111 soul. as
gnllcy eleven nil who refused to re-
cunt their inilll. Among 111111111 was
John Knox, the grout Presbyterian
Swirh dovino. who, while they were
boring bishops nl llw 111111111111 11011111111.
1111-11 will 119111111111 111111111111 111 1111111111 111
AIN'T” in Scotland, whro 11 Frmmp
fleet was sent to make some 'l‘hey
1111911111111 Knox, took him back to Pay
fill, and ”blended him for life to be 11
galley slave, but on the intercession ol
11’.an1 memo Vi, Holler 11111111121111
months of that degrading and brutal
servitude. Murat one or the leaders
or the Trench Revolution, who caused
lire debt of the Neelhesri o1 Cher
lotto do ny, 11111 decayed him into 11
1111111 {mm on the pretence 0111 love 111
1111! when she stabbed his to the
mom 311911! is different from ours
inasmuch its it hid in) winds close to
to 11. cont or paint
II 91111 the runway in trout of the build-
318
1 liniidll‘l'lr 11 551111111. llouv' anlunlnk . .
. t1 lends tram out or town
, with its bend on one side he
tls tn, bill
to
wei‘o
land.
so" ei'ore that 0!-
en he was 111
iii!
' elldl‘i‘ndd‘ ‘ we!
v‘m king throng the Garden in
and twenty you
lien saw the sinner
, exile in the United State going in and
out n! thb Ca‘fe DePl‘u" rs on 'h’ililght
street west of Broadway, when he had
act a second 111111 11141111 11111111111111
owed everybody, he could owe.
t ROWAYLI‘ON.
'Esri F. Thomes is trusting his home
William Hoyler.
Jr., has the contract
0111111111. Morris has the contract to
cement the H0511 00111111111)" 5 basement,
A special meeting of Rowayton Hose
'1 Company will be held at tho headquar-
ters Iii Howeyton avenue, this clon-
ing 1118 o‘kclec 1 .9 , ‘
KW
John 11. Snii‘lin and family. of Ray
mond street have been entertaining
11 number of guests 1111111 New 11111111.
who leturned to their homes y-eslei‘
an)“
Mrs. Jamesdllflhémh and her _1lls-'
tor, Ml‘s, Aillile E.MIII_L1‘, lldvo 1118‘“
returned home from a tw'o WLeks' tri
to fillldhy, Sni‘nto‘gll 11nd Glens Falls,
Edwin L.‘Stevens has just installed-
11 two end one half horsepower lioynl
engine In Ills launch 11"11111,11ud 1‘s
highlly pleased with tie 111111 11111111 n'g
quni tics.
Charles R. Petty. of Ravmond street
has launched his eighteen- loot jib and
malnsnii boat, which he has entirely,
rebuilt and placed Ill 111111111131; condi—
11111111111 bout has 11. center hoard mind
is freshly painted 11nd looks [1110,1111-
ep; 11 credit to the owner.
The first annual dinner of the How,
nylon Yacht Club will be hold 111. the
Hotel Astor, New York city. on Tues:
day (would September 24,- ut ‘
o'clock. Curries Klein the Well-
known playwright. is the commodore
of the club.
The olilcers of the library have de-
aided to have 11 dailv pnpel' on thct 111-
ble for three 1no11ths.to see if it will
prove useful enough to warrnnt it be-
ing made a permanent arrangement.
Today the New York Daily Press will
be there 11nd from now on until 1313-:
camber it is thought munv of the
older people will wish to rend It.
The chairman of the elltclluinlnmlll
colllluitlee of the ltowoylou Flee lI~‘
hrnry wishes to 11111101111110 that there
will be 11. meeting on Thursday. Sop~
tenibcr it? 1113 11.1n..111 Ml'11.(‘. ll).
flucklcy‘ s, and the ciiztirmnn wishes
to extend 11 Lordial welcome to all the“
ladies in the village who 1110 interonhI
ed In the weli‘me oi“ the 111mm. \v-he
thor they have ever served before 01
the committee or not. Will all those
who ore willing to help. but who are
unnllie to attend the Thursday meet-L
ins: kindly send in their names so that
the 01111111111101- 111111'k11ow that they
are willing to some? it is now limo
to arrange for “11‘ 111511111 course oI
monthly clitoi'luinnumts11nd 1111111111111,
whorr'bv llm library is purily supporti
11d. and which form 11111111 11 plonsaut
diversion during the winter, lwginniug
with November. Mrs. 11‘. A. 1.111111an
chairmen. ,
The following books will be really
today for circulation in 11111 ilownyiun
Fl‘i‘l‘ Library: Juveniles ---l'ouug Ann
orienn, by 1". .l. Judson; Young Citizen.
Q. 14‘. Cole: (‘llptulu laundry. 1.. l5.
Richards: i'ldllhn's llurglnr. 1". ll. lluv—
lloit; Suuudlu-url 'i‘1'11v11lis'1's. S. It.
Crockett: ’l‘wo Alum'lr'nn lloys in 1111‘-
P‘Iciiouw-A Mod-
1'1'11 Moplllsiuplloll'u, I. \i. Alcott;
intrnmio (111111.13114111111 Kins: llolluv
ven 'l‘nles. 1111:. Mrs ihu'lmlilalr'111o11:
Peoplooflho Whirlpool. M. (i “right:
'll111 liivlnl' Fire “or Sim'lnlr.(‘1mnt
Ilunnibai. i. .l. \‘l'cyulnu: llauvors .lv1v1
PIi-l and Sir (‘ liunrors, M. l‘llolmoudo
icy; .ioselvn (‘hvnhire 8. ll Kl‘lilli‘dvi
’i‘o lime and to Hold Mum Johnston
Rupert of ii111111111/tnlhonv ilope‘I
l’rntt Portraits Aunn Fuller: .iloihod‘p
of Lady \\"'.nldoll11llsl 13‘ ii lloruoll;
lllue Grunts and Rhododvmilou. .loliIl
Fox. do: A (it I of}donr.A1111l1- I" lint.
Non flottonme'l‘ rift. Hulllliol Sillilr'li:
111011111511 Household lliuis. l1). \l'
llhbcock; ’l‘lw (‘omic Alnlnunck by.
'll1ncl1erny 111111 111111 1's from 1.11:1.»111531
civil report by Mad lion .1. it Ilrookcz‘
11111111. papers nboul the Louisiunu pur-
chase: 'l‘lu- Louislnuu Purrlumo \iliu-
nor linrnlun; Pouch 1.11111" Curl, .ll.
l’Iorco.
”Cheapest accident. insurance—411'.
'l‘homnn' Eclectrie Oil. Stops the
pain and heals the wound. All drug-
slsts sell it. ' 1
011111111111 11111) nono'rou
William Shelton. of Newton 111111 the
contract for the excavating for the
stores 11nd tenements being erected in
llroolm street, Stamford, for Demon
Brooks
'Clnrenre Turner, 1111. driver for WII
bur ll. anbba feed store, in Slum
11ml. who was seriously hurt, in 11 run
away accident on Palmer'I ilill, yes
leulny morning, regained conscious
11111111 111111 vealed-(1111' Morocco. and his
condition was generally much improv-
on this morning. it 111 believed 1111 Will
recover.
There is' no good in lieu, let some
men boast of their ability to tell good
ones.
1f 11 loafer would only take a hint 1111
rsodiiymI-lle takes your limo.
111 not 01 nttcut 011 column? ‘1
I '
“9111‘s Emily Bedlam is entertaining
l
.grounds.,
9 the lines! bout of the Swedish nuvy.
111101
1111111111. Staples spent Thursday in
NEW Ybflit
“Sm
Mr. and Mrs 1’ Li 5111111111!
in i l 911 from New,
SMITH-g .
W 1. ..
111111.111. .lnnoril illil'go‘l‘ at 11101111
lyn. N Y.. is visiting
isnnc Allen , _
1.. , Mum—r». "
Miss Mollie Mahler, at Baltimore, is
visiting her gremlearents, M1. and
Mrs. 111111110911 111111111111. .
.I ‘ I‘ll“ ‘1;- 1,, 1 ‘
John Mchlully of Fillri'ield 1.1.11 been
calling on old friends in town the past
week.
111,111.11 Mrs Le Grand (human, ,01'
New Haven have been recent guests
of D1hggIst Fl‘ell Carillon.
end from New Yell: city for 11 few
‘days.
John H. Wood who 111111 been con-
illicit to his bed the past the week 11 is
able to be about once more.
1’ 1 ' Mp“ 1
Miss Kathryn Allen has returned
home from 11 visit nt West Point N.
111111 11111 Jennings ‘who IiiiB boon vi-
siting” iii the Forum has returned to
her home in Hartford.
m1...”
Miss Jessie Pilce lids returned
1‘1
Mr. and M1111. Edwin Jennings are (1111 ‘j
tcltniulng Mrs. Louis Dennison 111111..
children 01? Hartford.
Friends from New York who have
been visiting at 111111111111. of Mrs.
Frank (lodfre in Sanguine]; have ‘re-
turned to their 11011111 in the city.
M i'
-......—‘—£—- mar—-
11. plensnm visit with Mr, and Mrs.
W. l". H. Preston.
W
A livelv runaway occurred in Cross
liighwuy Friduyv iiolbhnnsen's horse
WIlI( )1 was attached to his delively
her sister M11111r .
to ‘9 ,
B‘1ii‘dlgeport after 11 brief visit in Rose- ,
and Mia. Herbert Preston, of
Pl1iliidciphin,huvo rotul‘lied home after '
101111 m no 111m 111'
" uremia! 1.1111111111111191,
Windingollet til
weighed .nille an undonrt
All of the bones we only 111.111.111.11.
Marsh has notified the Zoological Do
1111311150111 st weslun ton of his diseow
617- .
11m classics 1N Amuse possum.
iii 3
1:13 the
11110115511111.
retire. todn 11115111111111.1511 13 11111111an
111111 Enipm‘hr Wilolilmll'flild Chancellor
smbnssndor mud this re him to
Washington so 10115 1111 he
desired it) 1111 110:1ch that no change
111‘ the ainllltlllleidorslllp has been 0011
sidere 1 . 1.1.1,”.
'11.): 1‘ W ‘
VOLIVA ELECTED OVERSEEB
CHICAGO Sept. 16 ~Wllhnr- Glenn
Voll'l‘il'. deposed from the deal'shlp
of} the [Millie on. which binds he
usurped 1111111
Wns iornmlly elected 1111111111111 ovnlsecr
or the Christian Catholic .Aptlotolln
Church in Zion 10111111 by the generiii
1.1111111111111111 conference held in a 1th
it Zion (lily. yesterday. The vote 111
.282'1111111 pronounced unanimous. 21011
City and its interests 11111 iri'tllo hands
of 1'1 receiver and Vollvn plans to leave
he 1.11111; to those adhellng to Deacon
olln .A. Lewis, appointed. successor to
in the
remain H111“
11111111111116;
S'Ir‘i‘ln‘i‘lvl. ‘ ‘
ii‘o‘l‘ WATER
"AND. "
"GAS FITTING.
Tin, She‘é’t‘llron, Copper
and Zinc.
wagon become frightened and run
away. wrecking the wagon and b1 uls-
Illg the horse.
Stephen B. Wakcmnn, of Compo, has , '
on exhibition 14 tags bearing “first
111 i.I.L " and they were all given to him ~
for his line exhibit of pouches at the
recent fair of the Greenfield Hill
Country Club A blue 1'.il1bon which
he prizes very pinch, is 11 spccinl prize
and worth 11 $10 gold piece. for having
the best collection or fruit ‘on the
WBstplil‘l certuiniy got her
share otthc prizes.
Mr. nnd,Mrs. Heuric Peterson and
Otto Peterson and Mr. and Mrs .11-
bclt W Allen of SnugutUCk have re
lulncd from a few duys‘ visit to New
Yul 11 and vicinity Sutur'dn) evening
they visited Coney island and met
Prince Wilhelm of Sweden Sundav
Illi'y went aboard the cruiser liylgin
Monday ther 11111111111111 two of New
York's lending theatres and returned
to Wcslport Tuesday.
Conipo Engine company at their reg»
trier meeting. about 15 members being
present. considered the Invitation from
Putnam Ilosc compnny of Port Chos-
icr to be their guests at the coming
i111: ilremen's pnrndc in that Place. it
was decided to accept the invitation,
also (but ench member should bring 11
red shirt and bolt with the
"Combo“ inscribed upon it. A com
mittee was appointed to urruuno for
music, which consists of 'i‘llomns
While, George Crossnmn 11nd thry
S'lnzcreilcr.
wnsrou.
’ ———--a"';
Miss Annie Fitch and Miss Alice
Fitch passed Saturday in Bridgeport
.luincs Boers and l'nni‘l‘ly have inoved
lo Norwnlk. .,
Mrs. llcnsion uud son, llnns, have
returned to Brooklyn after :1 low
Wct'k'n visit with Miss Louise Coley
«or. ii 'i‘ V1111 liorou of Nilr,wnl](
prolidhétl in the (ii'nnbul'v L'hnpci y1u-
Ii rdllv. ’
Mdat‘er Dicholns lr‘nulhubcr rolurni'll
to New Vol): '1111 Huturdliv after spend
log the summer \viih his grnndinlhor.
Inrob ll'ulliubll'.
'l‘he Nollhflcld Aid lloclelé}é| will 1111111
:1 full on '1'11111-11111111111111111111 the to
nillouco of IIN‘ president, Mina V1111
1i1'l'IlIIl (lollil'uy.
John Butler and fulully hliVl‘ re
turned to New York after hhl'ndinn 112'
vmul works with MI. and Mrs. ’i‘hoo-
dare linker. ~ .
M11111 Florence Mills of the (ioorgc
town district underwent 11 smoud opo-
rnllon for appendicitis 11ml week in
11111 home of Mr. 11nd Mrs. 21.15.
151111111 . .'
Mrs. ii. .1. McConkey 111111 sister,
Mrs. Elmer ’l‘rcndweii, returned on
Bulurdny from 11 short vlsll with their
broihur, .l.Wnrr1'11 Andrews on lmnn
lalllull 11111-11111 their summer Mllnlor
John Mcl .lonlo'v 111111119911 11 111111 wilh
11111111111111» 111111111 Lyon in ihldgl-
port.
While Mrn. Frederick Banks and
doughiero were _ conversing with
friends in Cross lllghwny on their re
turn from the Greenfield Hill (1111', on
Thursday. their horse becoming im-
pnliontmhlltthI Ilanding suddenly stark
ed 111111an 11 5111111110111 completely
own‘ and iii wing the «moments to
the ground iusr‘i Florence bunks was
pinned underneath the vehicle and
11.011111 11111. beaextricaled until it was
tighten. but 11/1119 01 the ladies were 1111-
wordn '
Jars. .
.1111, .1.
Your fruit will look nicer if you use
the square shape and white glass fruit
jars, than they’ ‘wili 1n the 01111115111011
lound ‘shape and‘sljeen 8111115. The
square ones have 11.111111111110911
Crockery, Glassware, Houseturnlsh-
lug Goods.
Wall Papers 191111 Prepared Points.
1"..—
to order.
'1.—nu.—
Contractor for Painting and Decor-
ntlng.
—-W0 give the 8.. I H. Green Trad
ln‘g atafnpsu Ask for them.—
'_»1' . 7111th 9-1”:
1,!” Washington street.‘ .
“.Tni c1111. ‘ ‘11-“coin. Norwllik.
,_ 3-1—1»; .1 1n
till ill build his
«’4
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1‘1 4’:
El“ 5511111151 95
“519“” ’ZIQ' INS?!
to our Why of thinking 111111 understand
our wny of doing 11111111111111 inst so soon
1111 you have mmle your first visit to
our More and soon things. it 111 true
em. but inasmuch no W11 have an in-
creasing list of patrons whonre mug.
lied with our goods, our service and
our prices. we think we may fairly
claim that the people approve or our
business methods and believe in no.
11 1.1;
$011 Go.
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I
View“? injured
01111111111 .
Von“ Edelow haveltlielhllleilt confidence ,
dill} Alexander bowie. '
Window Shades and Picture Frames f
ilint our system is different from oth- 1
A J Anger/inc $l>
. B. H. Mathew
Slllldlll lihllllrs. 75 131115
Tel. 488.
WWW—W...
WE ARE AGENTS ‘FOR THE DEFE-
MATEO 3'.
DIXON LUBRICANTS
No. 688 for inolor vehicle trans»
mission gears.
and motor boats.‘
No. 3 graphite cup 3111511111. ,
These lubricants are considered tile
brest in the World.
FF IIIIIIIIII I: III
.‘ "Ham coeds a: Honest Prices."
59 Will Stuck.
’ 11111511 w. 111115101111
tuner: I' not or
”'1' 1
ll 11.1111. 111’ ”It. ‘Olllllii homnlk
‘ J‘nldsm‘o,‘ I now
”111111111111 '01.
Telephone at 11611-01 '09:.
Til-"111111110 It cities. 855-2.
' .
M111 81 Jordan,
I
in! 1111181111
1111.11.11: Theatre 11111111.
SOUTH NORWALK. l' '
91111 01111 181 State Stroll
1‘ , ‘ IRIDGEPORT.
IIillI Linelulll
I01 freight Only
On and after Tuesday, January 7,
1906, Freight Propellels will leave
Pier 28, East River, New York, (foot
of Bayer street), every day, (except
Sunday) at 4 11. n1. Flclght received
Norwalk up to 5: 3011
, ' NORWALK STEAMBOAT co.
Anningrd. Smith, 1 G. c. Hegeman,
. Linea. General L'Anom
Villl‘lilI m
lie.
Korn Kinks
per 950 ICEIQB
4 eta
‘ 51:11 1 ~ . ,11. .1
Mali. 223—3.
22 cottage All... 3' En! Nor-walk.
.M»... w“... w.-.“
évssv Lonls‘ 011125511111 cHANl-
has
should be 111111 pped with a dainty
snow white, one piece ”Stnndnrd" Por~
celnln Enameled anntory
Have yen ever stopped to consider
how delightfully conveninet it would
be to intro hot and cold running water
in your dressing chamber, clean
lug nonrtmont or first floor toilet
room? its presence would afford you
. the highest degrees of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. 0111'
plumbers are strictly competent me-
chanics, honest and reliable.
11111111119111,
‘ls‘l‘é.
1111111 * 111111
1161111111 AIA'TN Kilo we.
seem nonwntk, coma.
TRANS/lore A clues/11. BANKING
seems as.
w .I
CAPITAL. '
$100,000.00.
1W1.
SURPLUS AND i’FIOFITB,
$1781500100.
W‘
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Prsl.
UGHN‘ 'H‘l NNAPP, tilt Vlclel‘eI.
FiginRIGK H1 ROWA‘I‘I, 2116 Vice-
'4
WILFRBD BDDWELL, Cashier.
« 13W
DIREDTOHO,
John Hi'Kfllpp '
christian “was calm H. LloM
one H. Home.
. 11.1w .11
Rain 02 pill" 14 void 1111 11rd: ‘ I
Stock and General interdiction 'l‘lcker ‘
No. 1177 for gears of both automobiles »,
fillet-Eh.“
Nor-walk. ‘
Palmer Hammocks.
Water Coolers
9 1 AND MANY omen
‘411'11111111‘11 ..‘ hug,» aim/11:51» "11‘ 1'1 1.1
HARDWARE.
1m WASHI
Phillis so). _ .'
‘ occur-the 145511 of Having'vour
Sunday planar at on.
GLIFFDRD
No worrying abeut selecting
your meats, no bother with
dishes or stove wheh pleasant
‘ weather comes.
Courteous Service. ‘19
Pleasant Surroundings.
' 1, Excellent Cooking.
CHARLES REYNEKE,
' Proprietor.
f'i'einphone, 498.
'1'—,-
~le I I
at Norwalk up to 4 p. 111. and South '
in; THE LATEST AND 5531
111332.75 up.
A very strong line of fully guaran~
teed High .Whecl Mowers, at $5.50
to $6.00. ""'"~lilloIfl-Illflfliflrt
A‘ complete assortment of the best
grades or RAKES, HOES, GARDEN
FORKS, suoveLs, SPADES, and 1.11
Farthing Utensils, at the lowest prices.
Gencrnl repairing 11nd machine work
promptly uttendcd.to.. “#3:“.
50111111 511111111811
“11'.
Mid
39 Main St. 'Ndrwslk.
v4-
:l‘elephono Call 97-5. .
W 51151" NORWALK ‘ 1
Shore Dinners and All Kinds or sea.
. Food Cooked to Order. '
Bathing and Ilsfllng.
John O’ Sullivan.
Proprietor.
1111111 11111111
111113" is Wall 3‘." Norwalk. m
84 Washington 8b, as. Norwallh '
Real [stale and Insurance.
We have cevcrnl‘rleei‘ded bargains
In income producing memory that
must increase in value with 1115‘ rapid—~
growth of the town.
A Minimum Amount
01
Horde Comfort,
Happiness.
and
centenlnlenl,
with a Modicum oi Expense,
,thst is
0151111111111
We are piping houses 1115
Minimum Cost.
Maury anymour ; . ,
“mual'arummsrl‘ -'
danish m Msrvln low-lino Marvin ‘i‘
Letus pipe yours; »
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1.11.1.1 1.1111.
,awnMuwus'
[11129111115 ‘I‘dull
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