O
. no that there Willi ample
~ oiterybody.
- much In evidence.
‘ “'3“ m another clump "
“the it odhdieted
,iieotge it. Vun
flow“ and Steuben 8 Jul-via. and"
tilt J Finneé' . buiitilbiillnlttoti.
this capable. duortette were
.blomnh out. hittrlburn eon
Idiittttionll thn'y would have been
4 toidbtbl‘rit col‘d ntorli‘ge plant
‘ ‘ e’y both been working
A feature of the evening was also
tile souvenirn’. liI tll'e' senior together
oi’ which they boil the able assistance
ot‘obmmodoré William 3 Hatfield. It
will not” be necdlsnty to tulle evidence
prove that the commodore hon not
‘ hid much time for bill prnyers lately.
“ . The word “out forth to the clan to
finite a our on III the Country Club at
ii: 50. Superintendent George H.091!-
ray, of the loan! dilision of the Coun-
tSty Club with commendable thought-
(illness put on illi extrn double truck
chit, which plattctldetl the regblar cur.
L room for
Arrived at the scene of
il’iihtllities. there was no long waits
The machinely of arrangements were
perféo’tiy on king nod in It few minutes
life ebt'nInuLI I: chute from Ted Jarvis to
[embody ill the. dinner table. On ac-
ctSunt of the big attendance. the table
will: spltud in the reception room on
the first li00l. The. table won in the
tom of .qudri with one side miseiug.
The mom ‘vilit' appropriately decorated
{of patliutu American flags were very
Everybody was Ol'~
tiered to get busy with the menu and
nobody tolled to heed the command.
It was discovered that Judge Joseph
R. 'i‘tty‘lbi‘. oiilcinl tonetnlaeter oi the
chin-woe missing. Ted Jarvisannbunc-
ed that George Van Alstyne had agreed
to act in the judge‘s absence. Also, at'
Ted'u suggenlion, everybody knocked
three. times because the. lodge wasn't
"among those present."
liohttmaeter he wue’ re-cluistenedl
Volumetyne explained that about 6
o'clock Judge Taylor had 'phoued him l
that legal but-linens would keep
way
Just after title the souvenirs of the
him.
' dinner were brought in. which showed'
14m.I ‘ new unulyzed IIIId found to contain no
committee tried to give everybody i WWW"
‘ edmethl‘ng that Would be a reminder of 1
lion: V
be lodged;
from the following list. which will heI
much thoughtful preparation.
something In which he figured.
well ihev succeeded Innv
enjoyed by those conversant with the
incidents referred to. The souvenirs
and those who received them:
Those in attendance. ut the dinner
and their souvenirs included:
Samuel Aller-~A gold brick.
Dr. H. E. ilnteu. A cow. leg gone nil
account of his treatment.
B. .W. Beard-vilorue.
skates."
H. l. Bonnett~~»t)lti duck.
clan fowl as gold by the."
W. H. Bulier~3tovn "Next to him
no It hot air prOducer."
G. H. Cnflreywi‘ trolley cnr. "One
on which heicail get a Item once in n
while."
1 Matthew Corbett IA bend of enh-
iim. "Filler for perhclon."
E. E. (lrowo A oils of South Nor-i
walk bond,
_. H. 5‘. Clark ~ A section oi hone.
’ T. C. Caveman—A broken chitin.
C. F. Clerk—matured
or! buide myself caught in thin “
l
"lie hits two
"Find
3. R, Connor tttttt A prover book. '-'Re
member theitiabnth day."
H. V Cnrr~A both houlm
bullet [Minion-«A fence. "ileum
‘orltio on one tilde. Republican on the
other."
he Davin-4 Ar megaphone.
limit lilo own prnllleo with."
‘ 30mm Duviawllnteilt utyic in cloth-
“’l'o
m.
F. J. Donnhulmilump curt. "Now II
connector."
“A. W. Dreyiuuuwi bullet. "it i
but only had 400 more: voted."
"flflpil' Dlelti~~-A complilm. “lloul
on Long Island hound."
' III. w. F‘iidliwlt out.
”Fe J. Finnegan-«Yellow ribbon,
minder of come pool null-II.“
. V. W. Furl-«444A mil-lilo prewnlnd by
anaemia only.
. lilo" GoldonwA mun tub. "Au im-
Moment on (tiling ovorbottrd.
1!. H. Golden willow Clarence.
“flowing new to declare II 200 per
cont; dividilnd.
AIM Gnifiolimitltwll
"A
broom.
It. Hittididwn can or guanine.
,- more ell-elm next time "
it. notch-444A but of peanuts. "'i’o
while advertising from n oluerya
“it“.
’i‘. intending or national. "buy
" tho“ cloud".
: Illilill. Oyeter shells.
I4 -4-'-Knoll'bus inlllbiw
wiltdohlboat. ’“Ktilep'.
In. Minna lemon.
Lg WWI-A Witch
My mwmmie ruined by
. ll Lidinwnllubnll
tlY on the detl‘tlla oi the of ‘
Toastmaster .
"’I‘bren IItll- 1
Whiter up Mhnrowiiottié of Kobe
oookluihi‘. “Be Ediot tbb next time. "
F. J‘. Moddenhlinmmol “tor tile
champion kicker.“
lit. \V blather—ammonia won
with shtlp coup‘dnll.
H. A. Motheweon—aA wig. "Protec-
tlo'ti tor a both pole build slut-ting an
.oiltolnobiin.” ; \
Dr. Mailerymflet of carpenter tooth.
G F‘. Mettltonwl’oir of trousers.
M. H.1‘ltlttlnwaruni. "2 000 new
subscribers. "
J. W. 0imsled-Ladlea' hair rot. “To
take the place of biliperpetuitl five cent
cigar.” ,
Charles II. i’eoreewhetter H. "boat
by him when he came fromEnEinud.“
F. H. Quintnrde tape line.
Ghnriea Dew. Rogere~NIIreitIg bot-
tle, , .
Edward II. Stnitlr-Nurlllng bottle,
DI W. Raymonde bull pttp.
Mack Roth—~1lottle of pills.
. H. R. Smitth sheep. “Ninety un‘d
ninepetc. He.) II good fellow but in
outside the fold.“
E. F‘. Smith~~LeIither Inednl.
efilcient hurbormneter."
.I. E. Stevenowllat "O. k K." label.
‘Sweet memories of the past.“
.Slnter Pup. “Animal train.
ILA“
er.”
Dr. H. C. Sherew—A boot.
out of ofilce March l."
A. N. Therlnult—«A broken look. “Ap-
prov. ed by him.”
“G R Vnn Aletyne— A Chlnnmun. I
‘Expert with units"
Joseph A. Volk. .lr.~—~An electric
“Kicked
hulb. Labeled. “Second, sold to city
at first quality."
A W Wnidronw -‘A souvenir of Elli-ll
Noluulk SI‘W‘GI system in the build-
ing of which he was Interested. 3
\‘l'. \l‘. Wardwellw-vtltelu.
(i. I.. \i'oodwnrdw'l‘rnvcllng
"Destination. Onturlo. (‘uIInIIII."
A, [43. \I'Inchesler» Lantern inlleledl
"I‘lnnllng urc." i
i Edmund ZelIIi'f-wA choir,‘ big enough .
riIIl‘ ino.‘
I~‘rmlk .\I North r'llorn.
About the alien or the room \H‘I‘t‘
:Ilignll illliililtlti to the III I- union. such. for:
but}. i
i
i
illIHLIillt‘P. II» ''''
“"Ibt- IIIcklIIliI-l used lli this dlIlncri
“l’rtlnli,” ,
"ltiL’il ~leI it my spelling? 'Illot In not}
my tllIde. ~l.lln\ I locket! lilitl ll
one not on thut purl oi the commuter:
that hddrcxucd tho... poulnin. I’IIIII‘III
i‘rockett.“ '
“Roosevelt Rllltl. 'llinIlIo Loeb.‘ Now
Ile saying in ‘lilnme the nub-commie
lee." it
"The oeuvt-nirn ore nulc unywll re m4
Ill our miliki in II great llectitdinsicl
"Anyone with political tInpirIItlonII.
pit-uric conault subcommittee. (‘onr
miller."
Milli) souvenir pout-cards were also
Illi.:ltl(‘tl uround. with references .
”t-ltllliit‘tl" und other unknown things.
The roneimnsler also read IIIIIIIe ill-
torestlng connuunicntionn declared to
be Iciexrumu, mostly addressed III‘
Mutt Corbett. Thetle included regl'ciul
from l’renldI-nt Tall and
Wet-kn III their inability to be present. l
Anolhcl was from II‘ruIIkiI- 'l‘lIleIl III
the Iitifllpcpou lull III Judge "inllor
i This bold in substance. “'SIIII) thhl l
VWiii be double to be preneni with you
‘owlnu to II confining engagement i
‘lIIIve how i hope. however. ilIut you
iwlll t-limllly join me." All of the lib.
itit'flll'efl weIe given three more knocko
i W hen the coffee appeared. Roustmau
ter Von AiIItIne called on vuriouu (men
to Inuke II few remarks. uturtltm with
Mutt. Corbett. bin fellow member of
the couunittcc, who gave u low rudi-
Inoulnry ruII-II for knocking IInIl made
reference III the uouvenirn. blur-II IIIIu4
venir was accompanied by It WIMP-
lquI-d hummer. on which the name or
the receiver won written. together with
it phrnuc concerning hill IIouvenlr.
Leo Doyle wnu naked to talk for
three minuleu on "A (flvic. t‘enter nu
Viewed by on Outsider." Ile dill. Allin
be bonded the trolley economy and
vurious other lliklitlltlonn ll few good
natured Jolie. Prank lt‘. Huntington.
manager or the local other or the
Album lilxprellu liompnuy. won linked
to tell how it feoltl to be Sherlock
Holmes and int mode good. .I. lcmtu'y
Htevonu. president of the Merchnttis‘
nnd' Mnuufucturere‘ Anuocintlotl. Wntl
introduced he the president or tile
"Norwnllt noun! or Trude." and he told
of came of tire trials and tribulutlom
of hill office. Everybody with any kind
'0! II scheme or suggeutiou dock lot
lputin him Ill. be mid. and he invited
«Verybody to keep on handing them
’out
i superintendent (initrey. oi the but
Vley company. will; referred to fill till!
it‘ledrpe Primrose. or South Norwnlk.
and by special reticent turnei oil? It
solo and led the "congregation!" lulu;
Hill for It too Intuition. playing lilo
gown accompaniment.
Town Clerk fimltb turned on n pent
lot It merit, tolling tor his topic the
unmet-II. rile Rnb’tilterll know the
popular town clip-ll Il ability on u hone
Ill
(iovernori
i IIllIIider.
. the legiulnture in accused
léli um rev?
arid othera who were "right there with
the notion" inhibition Victor W. ll‘olt‘
rhl, tired lltotllton. Fred (filintord. iilr.
Shorel and Buporlntendent Winchell
tor. of the city oleouto plant. Three
extro knocks we?! given {or or. laborer
when he declared he would not be
turned out of office March lut. till all
nouneetl. He explained that he would
not allow hlmbelf to he kicked out III
oiilco. Ila truncated by"be IIIIIIIt-nll‘
hoot. until his term regularly‘expiros.
’V’l‘he foollviilou come to It clout?
shortly bei‘ore .ll o'clook when the
gathering broke up to the singing lll'
all of "Auld Lung Hyde," Mr. (iliifrrl'
leading.
A STORY OF JOBEPl-IINE DASKAM
BACON.
An amusing story concorne Jill-W4
piline llouknm Linoon null ltoue
O'Neill. unlllor IIIIII illuutrntor. reopec~
lively. of the new Harper story. "The
Hiogruplly of II boy." in private 'li‘u
Rune O‘Neill. who in hornet! II writer.
and who int-It hummer bud 'i' novel
published by the linrpers. entitled
"The Lady in the White Vell,’ in til-4;.
Wilson. wife oi Harry Leon Wilson.
thonoveliet and brotherqlluvwrinbl
oil Booth Tarkington. It needle that
when “The lllogrnpby of u Iioy" can
first arranged for serial publlculluu in
liarper‘a annnr. and the Bliilit‘l‘i 4Ii
illustration came up. the editor. hilly.
iilllznbeih Jordon. said cauuully: “(if
"curse, you will want hire, \\’IlI4IIlI III
in the pictuleu. "
“No Iltlccdi' declined the nullior
with R vigorous uhnkc of her .Ic.ld.
'l‘“here in loot one person woo who”
make those pictures. and the: in
Rose O'Neill ” So the editor IIIIIIIprII-
milled he cheerfully on elm sou d on
Ross. 0 Neil
Mr. R. A. Kelley. Belvidcre iii.
writes till: "i on on ex- -engineor with
22 pours ucllvo uttivlce to my credit
About Ilium vellru ugo Iii} klIlIIl-yk
‘ ncre nfl‘ct led so thin I hud lo give up
my engine l-‘lrrll i pull lloublod with
.Ieiete lltiliilx puiu 0th the hind.
I'Ii‘lIIII followed inflammation of the
and specks appeared before
ml t'\t'8. A sample oi Foley II Kidney
l‘llln that I' tried. on ilt‘nt‘lill‘tl me ”ill!
i bought IllIlII I continued to lulu
:4-tluul until mm 1 con butch Iiklill
illt I ll.I\i' mule Illi‘ it sound rind well
mun ‘ lilidgo Pharmacy
BUSINESS AND POLITICS.
V Buolnou Men of the County Blamed
for Graft and Corruption.
(‘iiii‘.\illl, Fell, l7.-4 4“'I‘III- lIIIrIlIII-or
men or thin country urI- chiefly II-
blutne for polltlctll graft uutl I4Ilrl4up
lion no \vldenprcud throughout illi‘
notion.“ bald .lullilu chry Cohen, inw
I’er. of New York. in on uddrenu before
the members (It the (‘hicuxo Credit
Men's Anew-lotion. at their annual bun
quot Innt nytbl. llle nubject wml "llus
int-III; and Politics.“
“We hour It great deal IIIIIIIII the
pruning lcululnture and the bribe Ink
int: public oiliciul in ilwue days," sold
I‘ohcu. "but i wont III link you who
Inuken poIIItlllle thin ltrufl IInd who of
I‘ers tbcke bribes. We have in (‘hicu
no and New York two upcclilc lIleinIr
will I
['In my own city we have u leltlltltrJ
I live scandal,
in which n member of
III accept-
ing Shiloh us It bribe for his \‘Illv. My
i'rchIIlI-I. bridge conlpIIIliI-o are not run
by leuilllniorll; they are qunuped by
bulilncua IIII-u. Willie we have grown
commercially poumrful, are we bcconv
int: grcht‘.’ 1 thing not. null the chief
rcuhon m...- wc ore not it llIIIi the very
men to whom belongk the chief crodii
for our tremendous prosperity are the
Illt'tl who exorclne the Input Inulign luv
lluI-Ilce over our public Iuorniu. Tho
bulllnesll man of the country Input on
tnbllnh II standard of plain common
hollcuty.
TRINITY CHURCH 85RVICES.
Second F‘rldny in Lent. i“t'ili'lifll',\’ ix
, 10130 n. in. morning prnyer null
meditation. "The Lord Our Hit-muttll.‘
:i::ill p. "L. kcvvice for children. It p
m. evculult prayer IIIIII ueI-IIIIIII, “One
shepherd.”
Bulurdny, l4‘I-bruhry ill
~41 p. "L. ill»
lIlc I‘eltliinn: utllljeci. The Rpiuilo of Hi '
.lninou. Iiev. ii‘rnhclu .1.
it. il.. minikter in cllltrne.
(‘luy Moran.
9......m.» “Wm...“m
I llill “Loud
When F‘rnnk ll. Beater. the enteri
prlulng drumlut. first uttered a bi) cunt
package or Dr
the cure of constipation and Ilyllpetr
Illa at ilillf prion, null guaranteed to
min”) the money If It did not cure. he
thought it probable from hill exper-
tonne with other medicincn for those
discount. that ho Would have a good
many backfire returned but although
he hn uni litindreda of bottles not
one but non brought back.
Mr. Bottle wants every pct-non in
south Norw‘ailt who hell constipation. ;
Ilyupeplllu. headache or liver trou~
pie to come, to More or send him
25 cents by tool! and get tie limit ot
the bill-I medicine. ever made III half
the rcpulnr price, with hie personal
guarantee to refund the money it it
deal not cure.
To those suffering with diamond.
headache. mr bisection. «Inclination
and strain Dr Howardp uponliio
alien quitiit tidbit.
"t
- _ iol‘ Mt'ii. W.
lioWurde elleclflc fol ,
better protection oi the
horses. the ddhnoonctlt iiIlilIIl‘uo So
ciely hos ubiiuhod u not or Intel;
which Illicit d be observed by every
horse—owner lll tho Stole, and in every
other time. for that matter While
the horse in of no stout value to the
community, it in nevertheleuu one of
the loot-It abused of tilt uulmulu, It in
because of the cxlbilug condition thut
the Humane Society hull connldered
it necessary to Initonolue llddltitlnul
stops in the mutter. Thin not of rules
bun been freely distributed through-
out the State. and In no follow:
‘l ~llo not overwork your horse.
:24»- [lo not, oVerdI-ive your borne.
iiwllo not cruelly whip your home
Ilo not kick or boot \Olll homo.
aim—Do not one \UIII borne ubcn
ionic.
tl-—~I)II not new your horse when intr-
neIIII-sore', unions you con adjust the
harness no ltti not. to touch the more.
’I’~~~lkI not ovorlond your lump.
4 li-Ilo not let the blinders rub
slick Into the cyl-u or Ire! looki-
flop.
ll444-4When buying new hridioa
open ‘onen.
lilw—l'III not one u check-rein on work
illll‘st‘d. I
1 ~ if you must use. It t'ilcckd‘t‘ln on
Ilrlvlnlx-IIorueu. be sure to uuclleclt or
in louver check when HIOIIlIinR
11’ Have the llurllruu lit the borne.
If! Keep the ilili‘Ht‘ ciculi.
unlluuia clcun.
l5""‘K0f‘Ii nil stables clean out Well
vI-utlinlml.
low—Give oil nullnuis plenty of ilt't‘l-
ding,
l7» See tlIIIt the utnll.,lloor is even
iii linve the Inuit iatrllze enough for
iili‘ llili‘bid‘
lbw
tli‘
(Jil'
illi.‘
Koo-p ull
Keep the horde covered In cold
.‘liltl hltli‘llifi' \vcuiilt-I'. Illlli protect him
HR for he pomdbll- i‘I-IIIII tiles.
:0 Keep the buyer .IIIIpIIrly siIIIIi.
L'l44-wl4‘eed ililll u good (VilllllliH lli
buy un.l groin, 'i‘he iwtll in none to.»
good
II4I
.. Give him riuuh :Iull pure IlIiIIk
int: wutvr.
LICLWWilUIl ii iillt‘mt I‘Itllli‘r‘. ill
Ititc hiIII special cure
ill Alloy u hurd IIIII‘II work ll timid
IIIIIIIIIII: does It home much Killll out]
keeps him ll:
When kick ili‘ dieullied let him
rout llllii‘RlI’I‘ imp proper veteriuury
.t'I'tIl Illt'ili.
\WI l'iil
L'n
iii -- If you kIIlm of II cane ol‘ i‘I'lIi'lit
In uuiuluiu. repml in to S. A, Huron-4r.
.Iruerul uncut oi the CoIInocIlcuI llu
nonl- Society. in New iiIH‘t'li.
in clone relation to these rules are
the following intro of the Stole:
Section l11.:i livery _peroon who
’nt‘l’iil‘iltm. Iili\‘t'}i when overloaded.
ovcrwurkn. Inriuron.
canary tillfilt‘llilili‘t". qutllntcs. or cru-
-lly boots. or kills Imv unilntll or
‘nuuek it In he done; and every pet-4
mn‘. who, button the cbnrgc (II‘ cup-:4
IUIl) of mu SllCil unlmni. lulilctn nu.
necessarycruelty upon it. or notice
.mrurily mile to provide it with ili‘uiwl‘
IIIIIII. drink. or protection from the
Weather. or null cruelly ubundonu II.
.II' curries Ii lit up noncrexuuriiy cruI-l
litilnill‘l‘. uhull be lined not more than
82.10. or illi|lllttOIWd not more tlIIIn
(llll‘ your ill‘ luIill.
Section 2w? Any Ollil‘t'i‘ uritgcni
of the Connecticut liutunnc Society
Inuy lawfully interfere to prevent the
perpetrntlon III any act of cruelty up-
on nny animal to his presence. nnd
every person who nbull interfere with
or obstruct IIr resist buy such officer
or uncut in the disehnrue oi iliK duty
nilull be fined not more than 850. (W
imprisoned not more than do dnyu.
“WW”...
"FRAUDS UPON THE PUBLIC"
to whet lnune phyelelutlu hove culled
pntcnt medit inch, and ii in uhdeniublt
lun- ilIItl tilllilt‘ ore floods and solo.-
ure own Iv4,quI~ lwcuuse they arc in
luriouu (in tho other bond. there um
Inuuv potent medicines ouch till Lydia
It. I’lllithunl‘e Vetteiubh- (“Olllllilllllli
null illill‘lti. which pic of ronl worth.
and Illl‘ Itiillillill‘llllmi by IliilHiiltiiIti
oi Inctlltliizctl utnndlnlt
W~
FRANCES WILLARD SERVICE.
The Wotnun' II CbIIIIilIIII 'I'IIIIII ernnce
llnlon will hold II Frances Willard
commonltuItlite service at the
(Immune Ilf lint-
an...“
Friday afternoon III 13:30 o'clock. Ml'lt.
Clara Iitlrnum, ultilt‘rlllli‘lliii’ili of Will‘-
ileld County W. C. 'i‘. 0.. will IIII pron.
out and give up uddrI-lul on the null.
incl. Prourosn of "In Temperance
Cause. Mrs. llnruum ht u very littor-
eetlnh nilt‘ltkt‘r and it is hoped there
will be e large number prurient. A
very cordinl invitation is I-xtInIled to
all illlcleeted in tho entitle oil tdlnper-
once i»
HIA'i' FHOOTMTlON lN EOBTON.
nobron Ii‘cb. itwtrllo w‘llrm «raid
which went over Boston .IIntertitil‘
had the ununual month of roublngu
lheut prontrntlon In the tuid'tllc of win
he!“ 'l‘homun Knne. ml ottloteniulnu.
molding in Dorcbnaior who one out
walking. one overcome rind removed
to the Oily‘flonpittll. wheretbe choc
was diagnosed on exhaustion due to
over~exortion and high humidity. it
lukexpeotod that he will discover.
6
home)
.., milieu. In itowuu strewn,
‘
. " So
#TRONGEQ
GRANIII
ACTOR DQNNEIILY DEAD.
NEW YORK. Fell. 17.--4~iiuill'l'
Ilonuelly, formerly u widely known lio-
tor .Iuli lutIr n thoolr'itnl IIIuIIlIger
IllI'IIl I his home here \vntetiltu from
illigllt' u dlecllm- “the It not III lIIIIInIl
ly and ticlmd was well known It on
him. MI IlonIII-liy nun born in lini-
ii’m. (l, 4*. random).
-~--SIIIIIIIcs Itching skins.
or burns wiihout II sour. Cure". plies.
l'i‘Zi‘iilii. unit rhmnn. IIIIy ching.
iltliiil's Ointment. Your drugglut sells
It.
Entire New Stock of
White Iron
Beds
Now ready for your inspedtion.
All the. latest designs. rang-
ing in price from
$2. 75 up to $25. 00
B. K. MITCHE:L. UNDERTAKER
F. A. MITCHELL
HOUSE FURNISHER
CORNER WALL AND HIGH 878..
NORWALK. CONN
umwait undo. Office of
I
3"“
do Irma
Mr Merchant to have on El. JO'I‘RII‘
SIGN fol youi‘ more and show win
down. We make them. all sizes. and
they BEL i. Tllr: OOODSI
TIy II Iunoli IiiIIn mr I ntttrtermthe
Increase in your buelnotnl will cause
you to order larger ones.
The Reed 8: Voik Elet‘iricai Co.
30 WASHINGTON ITRIITI
IOUTH NONWALK.
TN. 805.
Steamship Tickets
to oil points in Europe. Winter Cruiser
to Old Point. ii‘iilt‘liiil, llermudu null
Cubn.
INSURANCE AND REAL
ESTATE
J. M. LAYTON 8t CO
(incorporated)
5 RAILROAD AVENUE, SOUTH
NORWALK. CONN.
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PORTLAND
CEMENT
concrete. cost less to con-bud. cannot be humed down and male Inotc
durable‘shucturea than if made
land Cement' I:
of any other material. becou. 4c Edisbn Port-
Uniformly 10% Finest Ground In the World
The floor the grinding the more and the cement will label
and the stronger the concrete will be.
land Cement Is unvnrying in color. fineness and strength.
You can [at Information about it. and also “I. «mm. from
~‘ Raymond Bros.
Edison Port-
uth Norwalk. Conn.
MADE USE OF THE MONEY.
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New York, IIIIIIIIIIII nlI IIlI time ill
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They need no breaking In
$3.00 and $3.50
iWeat Shoes That Fit
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PHONE 642-2.
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unti notorious Innniug.
Phone Mr. (ilovcr. on 241 ii. for; dam
onetruilon.
Pending completion or our building.
our omcoll me Ill ill Winiloid 8L. Enid
Noluolk' lb South Main BL. '80th
Nero hilt.
Auto Conlpeny
Horace E. Dane & Son, .
48 WALL 31“.. NOIWALK.
Real Estate “and
‘ Insurance
We hove aural timid“ bat-going
III memorabilia. property that
moot loomed in who with the mill
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AUTOMOBILES‘
The Comfort and
Safety or the Baby
is nurtured it you hove. one of liliJ-It'
Surely (Wills. The tildes are m high
IlIIIt irtllg.‘ eunnut pokuiblye not out,
liiii‘ they run be let down with misc.
A. J. ililllliiiii Still [Ill
134136 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
i We Grind Our Own Lens.
onion All pIIIple should kill)“ that in I
.Fenwick Optical Co.
UNITED BANK BUILDING
Rooms 78
97 WASHINGTON STREET.
Iiourn ----- 8 to “:30 n. m..rontl 12.45 to
6 p. III. Monthly :IIIII Salu‘dny. 7 to
i) p. m.
Dung... to N. v.
For Freight Only
On and after Tuesday, January 7.
i906. Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28. East River. New York. (foot
of Dover street). every day. (except
Snntln) l, .it it p. Ill. Freight received
at Norwnik up to I p. m. and South
Nor-walk up to 5:30 p. In.
Norwalk Steamboat Co.
Arming J. Smith. C. c. Housman.
Lance. Ganorol Agent.
City NationalBank
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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I'RANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS
Capital Surplus and Profit-
$100.000.00 $1l7.000.00
Bate Depoolt Bolton. $3 and 05 per year.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Prop.
JOHN H.‘(NAPP. m Vice-Prom
F$EDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vice-
no.
WILFRED BODWELL, Gunter
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson Henry anymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Jooiah R. Marvin J Wallace Marvin
Christian Sworn John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan
We Repair Roofs.
for reliability-«40.000 mllu‘
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WELL Clam co. éuILolNo.
WASHINGTON e'rnee'l'
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Mahacitemo hotel
1. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
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mm in out our and ethane
SUNIJAY IiiilNFllil, 25.4.
volt. once Inn
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