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Binnie tlvllndtt. an it H.
Single Cylinder, 855 H P.
Turin Cylindenii
lilo Militant
1 wt:
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WRIGHT
d? aCoal $4. 50. No 2Nut Coal $5
' r1111, Stove and NuIICoal11$6.50.'
Delivered III the cellar
eiullu screened.
Best qualitii.
9 co
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ARRIS & GANS CO.
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The reasons are:
We here a large
at and Maple Floorin
any kind. it il also It
Sto
On account of decorating and remodeling for
the Spring opening of
liloaksjh‘uiis, Skids, Walsh and
Military.
Watch our ad. "for the opening.
68 WASHINGTON STREET.
of I he grip.
titty
rlen.
Milieu ll hormone. ill
ritliorn In New 3M
Mn, Walter It}
It number at l‘
I‘lm. Calm
it will! '0
in Hnrtiord
deem Ninth.
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II hand.
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William Ilenford has returned to
”w Norrrttm tieldlm’. Home
Viliii Willi "use. in Ilium.
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home lit Nam WNW
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
l uniberand Mill Work forEverything
‘ ' from a Piggery to a. Palace.
lLL, foot at Marshall direct.
UMBER YARD, Water street.
The use in homes or Hardwood Flooring. pure or partly covered with
11y. is rapidly Increasing.
let. it adds greatly to tho nppenrnnco of a. room.
nd, It is easy to clean and keep clean. 3rd It is much cheaper in the
us run than the old pethod at common flooring covered with carpet.
Mrierl utocll or Edge Grain Yellow Pine, Quartered
"A hint to the wise in suflclcnt.’ '
~ , ~ SPECIALTY
LINCOLN Roar-me. A superior brand or randy mode. up-to-date
ling Warranted tor eight years' wear without repairs or attention of
lubsritnte tor olieloth pr A
HOT STUFF. ,
azeiton Coal
The place to get it is at
The B. Hershfield 8: Son Co.’ 5,
”mum—“u...“
re Closedf
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Mrs, tinny tin-,rot “of Dorian is ill
Mrs Edward iiindiey entertained the
whlet Iriuh at her how 1th Dorian 'l'uIie
W
John P Bruminer Mn Welded to
evil his residence in Main street. Du-
tun!
wont
Tel. “-3. ‘
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our ”covering.
12 WATER 8T.
SOUTH NORWALK.
3 Independent Loan it Security 001
, Connecticut 1.
VII Ill; WI
CALL AND Ill 03.
linvllend lllds. Washington at.
(idler open tuitil Ii p. In.
T“! NIW
'1 Hotel Victoria. -:-
ON! iNU‘Tl 1'89,“ POT.
UROPSAN MIA?
Our room-- special Return. on
and Electric Millie throw Iv-
ery room heated.
1AA"! flawNAQLI.
Finely flocked to In connection.
A rui line at imported Aloe, inelnd~
In; the tumour Bonn. Burton'- and
lines A (30' I Stout. always on drenxht.
'I'. J. IULLIVAN, Proprietor.
Telephone our. Ito—It
Bargains in. _
Gas or Electric
Stand Lamps;
mg lamp —- they are
7 Selling at cost.
Give Us a Chance
To Estimate on .
Piping Your House.
We will pipe it at
Cost.
Company.
invest Your Money
so that it will pay you one: year
' REAL ESTATE la the inundation at
all prosperity and national steamed!”
NI vor was this more appreciated or
the wisdom of judicious Investment in
real estate more apparent than now.
New York Realty and you will on that
the conservative investors are turning
from‘ Wall street to Real mettle IIVCIir
men s. ‘
GUARANTEED dlx PER CENT.
The NEW YORK REALTY OWN-
yon either1nlx per cent. guano or
the full prolltn derived from h in
Real Estate on the Astor pinn.1
This is an unusual opportunity to
secure an investment combining on ex
ceptlonnlly good yield with all the
essentials of a rate and conservative
Investment, and we invite your lu-.
quirics. 0
ii, L. COIURN, General Agent,
13 lOU‘l'i-l MAIN OT.
cnrcnisijtpsgpts
a" Wad)
smoumaunmm
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In] yesterday airernoon near the Noto-
mn pout Mfllt' It required the alert!
or {our horses to ilnltlly [at it out 02
the halo urn-r which It proceeded u-
IlIIr Its own power.
Juniors (1‘ P0019], boiliil Taylor and
lemon I’nrdee went on n clowning
expedition dorm to Scott's Core I few
days ago, drill made and excellent haul.
in a short time it In said they pulled
tour huuheln of (:iiil'liI out of the we
Icr.1
There was quite on exciting time
In Main street Dnrlen n Iew‘ evenings
one when Frank loosen look u bin
littii't from a Rownyton ind It In
olnirnmi that the latter had been show-
In; it around. and lithium toured he
would use it on somebody.
The hum deuce last night. at the
Ill" trip He was tilde to get out tor
the rim rimv since ho was initou ill
'i’iri'mlu v i
mm .
New Yo: it [ilirilt'n came up Tuesday
and looked over the when properly
In llnrien ll III understood that those
pnrtlrnlm2 parties do not intend to pur-
chum the piece ’
I'mil lame. the noted periorrncr and
ulngvr, of Brooklyn. N. Y. has con-l
Icnrnd to old at the Center School on
lutuinmunl to in: you Thursday. the
2nd and Friday, I e 3rd. of April In
Dari ion. I
Dr T I". donation. of Norman. who
recently opened on alert in south
orelit has also dnnldod to invent
our: III Biiilmu'e tint; store In
nation. "undue. Wednesday- and
Saturdays.
The collar tor Joseph ”India 'I new
cottage In Alain on tum
been built by Willinni Winthrop. lllr.
«Northrop we» M%hinm fdthor»
III-low John Item.
nieed' yesterday
.pui't of their costumes overall: and
0" “I. WM ”Slim
Ilnrlon Town Hall was n very title at-
lair and was thoroughly enjoyed by
all of the guests The hull was dot.-
ornied in keeping with the name of
the function straw. llltllil, corn, otc..
being pretllly nrrnnged. The young
ladies were gingham aprons and null
honnotir. while the young men had no
Jumpers. Mollie tor the dance was
furnished by ilhepp'n Orchestra.
Edward 0. Knapp. 3 Newton man.
was went to Jail for sixty days and
lined 38 rind oorin, the latter amount
in; to ill Thursday. I» .luntlcc Wit
Ilntu H Wlilulott Jr o complain-
ant In the «It. will town who,
and the «them who lutoslotttkin and
assault on his wire. A telephone Inn»
fortuitous and (ion-
mhleI‘i Wilbii hotel and Smith pine.
ed Ituo Arrest Ii. his home.
where he trout!!! mmd lineup
was arrested 3 It your one on the
some ohm1nluetioe Wilimott
Try one as your read“
Look over the late trnnuotiom In W
ERS’ COMPANY otter to shag with 1
n 1 , ,
1 ANDY.
(10818 ”emit.
but for flavor. assortment nud purltyu
ii is unequalled in this trill!
PU l HORIHOUND DROPS tor
the l lilo hitching eonsh and Irritated
ilhl‘Oflip comma at thin return or! the
.yI-ar. 'l‘hcrol nothing halter, Price
5e Ila, as O 11
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THE BRIDGE PHARMACY.
205 wnilmo'rori d‘l'llli‘l'.
with. CAI.
All order. all"
v.
lee. Din
Milli May lilackmnu. of" Core street,
is n visitor in New York city today.
Mrs Ill. 8. Bowen. oi tit. John street
is a. guest or relatives In Diego, tiled1
York
Mrs. William Wicks and non.
, the ulnht at his home in East Norwalk,
1 and left today for Ilnrorntrew New
1 York. when hit will ”undid our duty
spiel. loops
are mega” disputation It
with liphtn up npidi
r1 monthly limo meet-
in!“ “route Philemon 01:0”: oi the But.
Avenue Methodist chuck. rm held
St. John 1Lstreet int evening.
Superintendent Richard Blond, or
the Advent Christian church requests
that there he a large attendance 0!
members tomorrow Au dunounee-
meet or special interest will he made
Everett ii Allen, who is in the lid-
rertisin; hormone in New York spout
tiny.
Motormnn Andrew Bloomduiet. of
the East avenue trolley line. is laid up
Iithln home home in Filth overrun, by
Illness. The trout and at his car It
being looked otter today by William
andnoy
A large number of people needed
Meier Davin hm night at the moon
ing of the Salvation Army barracks on
the Washington ntret bridge. Major
I‘mviu. who is an eloquent thinned
Iii-rolled the audience.
The Pastime bulletin" min. of
Blunt Norwallr, will play the prelimin-
Chnrlen. areependlnx a week In New
York city.
The Phllalhen (lieu will meet in
the clean room tomorrow. as usual. at
the East Avenue Methodist Church.
Frederick Robertson, of Hunt Nor
wnilt. has secured n rmalllon Int 5 out.»
utlturc ut the South Norwulk Railroad
depot.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Edward I‘letloll. or
First trim-II. uitondod a production at
the. Illlupunrormu New York City,
Thursday.
Louis Ilrehui. oi ldnst Norwalk. will
ii" to Work next week on the oyster
steamer l’rrrI-i. or the Siltnrlul‘d Oys-
ior Company‘s Ilevt.
Mrs, Franklin (I, Brown, of Soaview
uvunuo, left thin morning" for New
York state, whom. she will he the
guest 0! her sister {or it few days.
(‘unductur Chnrlun hi. Williams. of
tho Bust Avonur- lino in diluent from
ilin car today and ( hat-ion I1111lohnnou.
In. in rinsing up the fares on the
"clock."
ml’lond St. St .lohu's' bargains In
hontn turd engines ior sale Ad.
- Ariel Cnuromn, .ir.1 or Hawkins are.
one, has II new horse. Mr. Cameron
had the unim'nl «out up by host from
New York (lly, where he purchased
it A few duys ago
The Ellsworth oyster hoot Comman-
tlol‘, Captain Iloyul ih-clror. not out. on
her mmun'u work tiiiu'morninu. "or
objective point will he Grocuport, but
she will not go directly there.
3 A fox terrier do; owned by (l. W
rt mode quick Work of a rut yos- i
mutiny at the iuuetiuu of Washington
street and Brartew nvonuo. The. ro-
dI-ep or dfizpor In most eectloui‘r oi‘ the
new engine In the inunrh Swastika
The one which he Installed a short
time ago prmcd dritotlvo and a rep.
losurrluiiw of the manufacturer came
to Ens: Norwnlk yesterday and Inn
demand It.
orders, the plant or the Murphy Mun
drill-tuning Corripnrly, in Emu avenue.
ls operated nights
uxirt working time the plant in in
hind with orders, so much business In
there or present
my wine with the Montaului at the
nrnrorv, Monday night Lent week
rho. Pnstlmeo defeated the Montauh.
and hope to turn the trick unlit
Samuel J Arron. the boot builder.
In on it visit In North Stamford for a
low days. including today and sun
Ilny1neloro returning Mr, Ayrea in~
tends to secure II heel for a new ship-
incl: which he In about to lay down
Mrs .r it Rund‘le of Van zanac
tilrcml received word yesterday of the
death of her brother at Standwlch.
New York The tuners! service“ will
be held tomorrow, and Mr. and Mrs
Hamlin will go to Btnndwlch to attend.
Sidewalk conditions In East Norwalk
have been Improving during the past
tow duye. Al the beginning of the
spring weather the mud was ankle
town, but the “In is beginning; I:
havolts olloct. I
Fred lmojoy Is to have no entirely
in order to keep up with a rush oi"
at the ham or I'll" live Rowen. ml
were served and at I12: I 3 oclorlr the
. ‘
was: twenty
* W motor
Kiln Katharine ”WV. 0! I"! .
granite, had the unpleasant We»
of trill»; down I loos dint of ruin
yesterday though torrent“ Mall“ was
not "unruly hurt. kin; In-
inirrry to be u Mind"
The Berton Clan of the lint he
more is Carpenter and H. J. Hippos,
hut night. to he a centroid-e to loot
mm the matter or procufln‘ furniture
The class will also give an notoriety
merit in 3 short tip“. to raise. 3M
Dole-t or the East Nmnlk antenna
aria waiting until alter the 15th at the
their cult as 0. big storm. I nor.
amenity occurs about the It in
ti. o month. Hordes Johnson, the II
announced n big storm.
The was It little dilierenee ot oplll—
Ion. over the matter or water. on hoard
the International modulo Company's“
Dretlile, yesterdty it in ed and no
a, remit several Home Norwaiir will!
men now have poultlons aboard '.h¢r
This (trades in to deepen the channel
from south Harwell: to Non-lit
Minot ,8. Partriolr, of the Washing-
ton nitreet hrldiie. he: no undue piece
of china on exhibition in the window
of ln'o shoe shop on the Wuhington
street! hridme. The chino is the form
or R an :- howl. Mr. Patrick stole-
that i‘ts 250 your: old and we: built}
ed do mi from In. Partrick'n mud
mother . 1
A will: turn ltnm to Hike Seth
had a a metrophe with it; mu: whi
he was 1min; mail, Center-day a-
ternoon In East avenue. The can
was loud”! down to l o gunwalee
with mall Inutter and w on the young
men accidem ally steered it into A tale-
gimne m” we of the wheels collap-
sud upsetting the loud
A It Hull In“. I! (I W. Stevens are to
meet again In t. ‘le Mayflower OIII will;
pool rm'rrnmort‘. 1- ”"3 W911i"!!- Tire
lost time these 1, layers Inn-r, Mr Hi all.
r1 presenting the Mayflower» won by
n more of 100 to 90 The garm- ‘53“
played in East N01 w1Illr.hut this 9 rah
ug‘s game In to in In 80th Non mm
W Day and F‘rII 11‘! J Finnoun will
play Mondny night
1 Then- one :1 our prise party last
evening in host Nor ‘3“! the victim
bolus: hiru1i€mma Penney. Of First
street and Core avenue”- Thhre were
guests from The Norwullm. New lin-
run and New Milford. The evening
was spent very pleasant 1.? with vocal
and Instrumental must .. n-cilntlona
and serum Heirenhnwn in. consisting
of sandwiches coke, lru it and entree
lrnppy priests departed i rirshlng Mrs.
Penney good morning. ’
T319 mourners of rho fit: t Norwnik
fire police were not sworn In as they
hirer] with this
[stealer Wh hooloru handsome now
had anticipated last night. ! irough rhfly
hurl u very enjoyable smell or In their
quarters In Vau Zendt air on They
we re nirendv to take the on III or video
hurt night but mm Inform ~d r1) First
tlolectmnn Alfred Avluon that tho
1 upon! inuhrh. uhleh he in building at
his home in Van Znndtntreet, is rapid it” as the clerk of the Edit .‘wrwalit
ly nearing completion The boat has tin district it H, Gunilinr .
hum plunked and the dealt in now tor will prohtthir swear 13m police in
dent had been caught M the lmydeu
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being put mi. The new craft will he to day or this Ivenl 1g
aris. Cloak 81
33 South Main Street, South Norwalk, Conn.
proper not.“ up to udmlnlhu‘r tin oath
The lot-
ilre district
9, I one blood it this meeting, the 11
one id tiled It church oppol ti Alli- mm!” tor ”a" ‘ j
u oolldotor’o! the fiver uni
ration from the cor
trio lishts
bow dour!
n pole line.
walk, and it war a
clone the mm ‘ ”M“ ‘0
would be I pic
not a nurprioe. ‘l'fh‘e chief
the evening w_1
tor the terpnl
furnished by
Powell.
of the [one
“"1 am ,1... 1,...
an M" l n.
“we," I rd An eta W
this mo
to n Cline et 5 o'clock. The comm .
loan of arrangements included Captain»
usement of the polls and tumble pro
arty of the Heat Norwslk Fire Ohm
has been made on the Town Lint "
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for examination at the store of Ede
ward I. Gorham. on First silent.“
said district. . 1
said 1store of Edward H. Gerhardt! 7
Tuesday. Morch 2t 1908. It 3 all”
p m, to hear and determine all or»
main made to then; froni until unlin-
rnent list
March ii I
ohm—run r1111. p.111. Inner nothing
in 11mm nhaiiiiy clothrmivhen suit not
going to ash pa
ii.
Tiledrepo-
a“
we“ moire our own goods.
the state. Come and be convinced.
Sale Of Spring Suits,
and Waists.
We have the finest collection of Suite dud Whisk m t0wn, and 119111
sell for much less than the other stores can buy at wholesale; believed
the lai'gest dealers in this port of 3'
We are
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No martin
today _
similar the
em
on which the meeting could
venlmry of herself. she found to: chief held
omit! he on some; :31 I
under the live only
WM two mutter! will.
The lid
'3 Gil "Wilton oi
wnth. helm-o bounce: in "Ghoul m”
.MM titty mzhbera.
not
etc Madam pmmdntor, has “'9 In. mansion in"!
r 11....” II...
on n; I 'i 1
parties hnre been rigid at the
ofnrioun month
In about M
iii
with a party 1
rnhle o e. are...
8! menu: the last for
on was a program at
Hrs. Daniel 12M
I served at about 3 do
in; and the festivities '
.Andernon. Wililnm Karim
WAN!" Verbena Charles Buel
Rich! rd Sweeney 1‘ ey
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East NoIWalk Fil'__
District.
7 " 'IF I
Assessment Notice. 1 .
Notice is hereby gisen that
an.“
fluid assessment list may be him
The hoard of relief will meet It: 1
Dalia at
”gent. Norwnllr. 1o _
E. P. SMITH.
A. WALDB-
dirtiest. l
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fitw‘ft’h
318 Ladies’ Suits, for this sale, 312. 50 3 7 Ladies’Coats, 11111111. sale, 3
320 Ladies’ Suits, ior this sale, 314. 98 310 Ladies’ Coats, for this sale,3 798‘
325 Ladies’ Suits. for this sale. 320. 00 313 Ladies’ Coats, for this allied 9. 981.1
330 Ladies’ Suits, for this sale, 322. 50 316 50 Ladies’ Coats, for this sale, 311.98
Coats, Skirts
498‘
uununllnd mm 0n the assault
charlie title um. some. William Ax-'
Men! out and a dorm and on
' it old to don
ndoftheirwmto.
Ladies’ Waists In Two Hundred Styles.
When you once look at our Wrists then you will wonder and s
how don the other more! get
has more and sells better wnioth for 98o than
whywesellmorothnnllthoetom to1
time new patterns. They can not dispose of their
and sea. They are dreams.
5198‘! ‘* trim. I“
old ones.
Norwalk Chronicler