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Exchange open train 8:80 a. in. to 11
it '13- .
Atlantic Ilinterllhiod Cotton. Game‘s
liandaites. iiuti Physlclatiu’ Supplied.
lWaieh tiiir blackboard and windows
and join the trust. We have it cor-
ner on these goods.
BRIDGE PHARMACY,
205 withitimon 8!. do. Narwallt. Ct.
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inhuman
M
(luptaln Charles Diltiross, of the
plu's It‘lfiil market, is in New York to
day on business.
Mrs, lrclte Sherwood, of (lreetl
Forum. has been a recent guest of
friends in East Norwalk.
Miss Kathryn DuCross returned yes-
tcrday from a visit to New Haven.
where she spent Sunday with her moth.
er. . . ' .
Misses Etta ilrundage and Emma
iirundage start today for a visit with
Mrs. .I. F. French, at. Moitnt Kisco.
, Y.
E. B. Hyde, of West Point Military
Academy, who was the guest of Iiubert
1“. Pierce, over Sunday. returned to his
home in Brandon. Vi.. yesterday.
The Ugree Club will meet at Mrs.
H. N. Taylor. Wednesday evening. All
members are urged to be present as
business of importance is to be trans-
tit-it'd.
A large number of people gathered
at the East Norwallt rcpot at 6:30 yes-
terday to watch the liberty hell on its
passage through the town. When it
Went through on its gully decorated
car there were resounding cheers from
those asselitbled ttntl bats were waved
in the air. The sight of the bell brought
a thrill of patriotism to the heart of
everyone who saw the old relic.
E. S. Hosted, the weilknown meat
dealer. in East avenue, was one of the
heroes who participated in the charge
on Port llittison with the “t‘orlorlt
hope," the story of whose gallaill
charge itito the face of death was told
exclusively in yesterday's Sentinel.
Mr. llustctl. with charatceristlc modes-
ty, talks little about his deeds of valor
during the war, but the fact that he
was one of that gallant baud speaks
louder than words.
Despite the weather conditions.
which were anything but favorable. the
attendance at the entertainment anti
supper given by the liatlies' Aid So-
ciety oi the East Avenue illctllodigt
Church last evening, was large and
the success was great. The members
of the society who have worked very
hard to make the affair pleasing in all
particulars were well repaid by the. chi
thualasm which greeted the results of
their work. They had been planning
for some time anti the program which
resulted was c'xccilent. The talent
was compelled to respond to frequent
clicores and the audience showed its
enthusiasm very plainly, The program
was as follows: lraplioplione selec-
tions. James Monroe; selections by the
Mandolin Club. Edward Benedict, lead.
er; piano solo, Miss ldolla Darrow; pi-
. alto solo. Miss Edith Mead; vocal selec-
iion, Master Walter Reed; selections,
Mandolin Club; recitation, Sadie Hus;
sell; vocal solo. Walter liccd: selec-
tion Mandolin Club. Master Walter
Reed, who is a natural humorist; Oxt'lh
ed continued applause ttilti made all un-
doubted hit with tllc audience, who eti-
t'oretl him again and again. llis work
was very good. The supper, which
‘ was served by the ladies was of the
highest order and was thoroughly cli-
Joyetl by all who partook of it, Many
who were present expressed the hope
that the ladies would soon assume the
role of hostesses and give the public
another opportunity or enjoying tiic
good thing? whit-ll ware provided tor
them not alone iii the title of excellent
viantls. bill in mental palmlunt,
ROWAYTON.
Miss Cornelia Brown has returned
home front a visit with relatives ill
Springtlale.
The Rowayion Red Stars will jour-
ney to Darlen next Saturday. alitl play
the llarlen Juniors at 10 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Frazier Dolbear. of
Brooklyn, have been guests of Mrs.
Jennie Sherer, oi' Pennoyer street. ,
. Miss Eliza Baldwin is at her home in
Highland avenue. after studying for
several months iii Wheaton Seminary.
Norton. Mass.
The Berkeley House. formerly known
as the Falt‘view,;ln waayton avenue.
has hecnleased by MrJJensen. of New
York. who has already taken posses-
slim.
The Hook and Laiider, Company held
its regular meeting, last night. and ap-
pointed Captain W. l. .
.lohn Briindagc as committee to go to
()ssining, N. Y.. and purchase a truck.
Captain Daniel Wicks is engaged at
his boat house getting Mr. Mallory’s
naphtha launch ready for the present
season. After the work on the boat is
completed she will bc.taken to Belle
Island. l
The Rowayton Hose Company, No. 1.
has had a handsome which lettered sign
.on a'rblue background placed in front
flI—c’
aihnrii
‘ . ’Brotig'htti.”" "Huthph. ‘iiat‘aiirt author.-
.m.»m muun—fimmmwu
Peii- J
Stevens anti .
f the class prophecy; Mlsfl Elizabeth Par-
~Strayer will dellver~the address to
I
?Dr, King‘s New Life Pills.
to! an
. inches.
at the “recently leaned heflflflfllflm‘l id
Rowayton avenue. Arrangemtitm
are progressing for the lawn festival
and entertainment to be held tonight i
and tomorrow nights on the new prop-
t-rty.
lliitilciivy. the well-known pitcher oi"
this section. is doing good work l‘ori‘
,tbe St. Louis National League tauntl
Saturday be won an eleven-inning
ill. , '* "t. u.
game. A number of Nortvnilt rotitorsi ‘O'F .
are going to the Polo grounds to seeiNOTEs T
., A , ‘ . ' .‘ .’ l ‘
night with Ayer’s Cher
co ds, and for coughs of till
I‘m
i.- «I aw
{past
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Professor iiurrv l’erkllls was til i race for south bouts next Saturday itf
l
South Norwulit yesterday on banking i turnout! over ”to club course.
business. '
coming front New York
iron Steamboat Company's vessels.
'l‘llerc
llr.
‘ here. is seriously ill at his home.
Noxoli is attending him.
There will be it regular meeting of,‘
will be dancing
in the otilce of the aelecimeit. R010“ i'oint.
Sunday ltev. Mr. Miller, pastor of the .
Methodist Church, sang several sclcc- ! iHhhs «‘Xt'flllt'ht music. .
his hearers. i Wet-k.
l
The. schools will close for the sour.
which day the commencement t’Xt.‘l'~lii"fl30“ .i't’hli'l'iifllfi Ml‘s- BUSES.
class will he held. '
Next Sunday will be held the ail-i
pilai here at present.
Methodist Church. An elaborate pro-l ll . r l lli
"ie wort o nsta in; a
gram has been prepared for the occas-i
ion.
The Social League will hold a meet- , rapidly.
and Mrs. Noxon, the purpose being to l and there will be about twice as many
scw for the summer stile which will 1 ill the large hotel and vertlntlab.
be hcitl shortly. .
The funeral of Mrs. Francis K. Grain l him'i'OW.
took place Sunday afternoon from her i One ut‘ the principal attractions at
late residence ill Sound Beach. Rev, J limit“ Will” this season in NW HIM
Louis Fr‘bngh' of St. Luke's Church. .’ clicampnieut, conducted by Keith ulld
Not-omit, omciuied, QSlgua. who have many friends in The
Wednesday evening after the rcgu- i Nm'wiliks. and were for some time con-
gregatioiial Church. there will be n’cxlllbltetl in North Main street.
Whiting of tho church to accept ”intent occupied by the fortune tellers
mortgage and deeds from [he 1.3.119“. aiid pala‘iiats has been attractively tit-
astlcal society. The property “1- the led up, anti drawa much atentioii from
church is valued at $20,000.
Young men about town have beciiili’hik and Stamford "90!”?-
iiitcrested in hearing front (iardilier‘llle leIHI‘US iii a United Slhtt‘fl flail.
Stevens. who is on a visit" East. that , which was in the Temple of Music. at
"Chit-it" Stark continues to make new i “tidal”. Wiii'" l'ri‘Slliem McKinley was
conquests in the wild and wooly west. inssussinatud. The flag was secured
lie is engaged in rallroad work anti‘ily one of the United States soldiers
gives promise of becoming an expert 1 and presented ‘0 Mme Kella. ii
at it. ,pi'oudly floats from the top of the
The Wee Burn Goli‘ team was snow- i large Icht-
ed in a match with the Brooklawui '
Country Club ill Bridgeport, Saturday. E
The score was :19 to :3. (I. H. Sceley, : "m
was the only Wee Burn man to winuGt‘and Chief “3'19" Canticld PM“ “5'
lie was 2 up on s. M. Taylor. Next i Cabinet—Norwalk Man Honmd-
Saturday the. third annual lllili('il for: The t-omliiiitec appointments of
”it? “*‘lii‘l' R- TOW“?- ll‘tiillii' Will iii‘itirantl (‘lilef liailgel'. l-‘. Richard Cali-
piuyt‘d with the St. Andrews“ Club at . field. of lirldgeport, who was recently
Wt-c Burn. gclculed to that olllcc at the biennial
;:.i:itc convention ot the lv‘ort-stcl‘s of
.Ameiim, were announced Saturday.
They are: ,
lly-l.a\vs-»-'i‘. ()‘l.oughlili. Nahua-
'lllI‘lt: .l. (X Roach. \Valllngford: litiniel
ilit'ltitistin, Mcrldeil.
l'l‘ill'lllit‘“-~ii‘. A. liagarty. llarti‘pl'tl:
Foalz‘srans' COMMITTEES.
a".-- .
CRANBURY.
School closes for the sttiilillci' varii— ,
lion on Friday. .lttllc lllth. ‘1
A new flag pole will be erected on
the school grounds this “’t‘Ck.
Mrs. Thomas Gregory has: been cu~ .i. .l, Walsh. Meridian; Thomas lliiiil.
t~tcrtailliiit'. Brooklyn relatives, ; Not-walk.
Mrs. Frederick Gregory has been on f l-‘intinech. it. (‘Yttiificltl l". A. litig-
1art,i. ilavid Dickinson.
(lriliid (Snort Atitii'tlilg~——-N. S. Kchoc,
i liridgcporl; .lolin Wilcox. it‘llil‘lii‘iti:
the sick list. but is now convalescent.
The Jolly Club will hold an enlcr-=
l‘ill’ll‘ilt‘lll ill Washington Lodge Hull.
about the first of July, . a.iolill llrist-oli, 'l‘oi‘rington.
Owing to tile inclement Weather on Arbill'fllionw A. J- Ryan,
Sunday. Rev. Edward Cunningham. ot‘ ‘ 10h: C. M. Johnson, Bl‘tinfm‘ii:
East Norwailt. did not preach in the
chapel. Next Sunday, Rev. '1‘. lieWitt
Vaniltircii. of Norwalk llaptist Church.
will occupy the piilpil.
Soothing
William
l«‘. liei‘oiitty, iltiiibury: .l. Fitzpatrick,
liritlacport; .l, (‘. Berry, Portland; l..
'l‘ieriicy. \\'aterbury: l-‘. Fitzgerald,
\\'atcrllul'y.
0n plan of representation lit grand
,tillll'l'MJ. l3}. l..ytltly. Bridgeport: Har»
,ry liurkc. Manchester: Hugh 'l‘ollen.
Staiiifortl; 'l‘. Kerwin, Derby; Dr. J. W.
'(i(ll’illlm, Sandy Hook.
WESTPORT.
Mrs. Orrin Siltcct'ct-aux
her parents at the Farms.
is visiting
Elleorge ()‘illnllt-y, Mcrldeli: \\’.
iliran. Ilal‘tt‘ortl: P. H. Walsh. New
Liiilrtt‘ol‘d; it}. J. Sullivan. Hartford; .I.
i.i. Former. New Britain.
A. Sul-
about the site of lower liitrr bridge.
'1‘. L. Harris and daughter have taken
possession of their summer home at
the. Farms. ~ ,
A special service in the Congrega-
tional Church Sunday morning com-‘
memorated Children‘s Day. , ; . '
The Q, l<‘. Club held one of its “"103"IDeaQizngfarmtiiznhzi2i°¢£jift¢cmm
able sessions at the residence. of Miss? ‘ , .
(‘arrie Crossmnn. Saturday night. i NianORK, June lb—quk “”2“.
The “Artlsley suspeflgv weren't Sits-t“, vice-president of the Seaboard Na-
‘pects at. all. That is just the suspicion 5 “Nil“ Bank at 18 Broadway, commit-
must of “3 ball when the story gained ted suicide early today at hishome in
publicity. ~ - ,Orange. N, .1. Mr. Dean arose. at his
* On Friday night ”N. graduating usual hour and‘went into the cellar.
class of Staples High school will hold a 2 Where he shot himself inihe head. ”is.
leception and nmsicale in lite schoo 3mm”! advances 1,10 ”933°“ ‘0“ his "CL
tasseinbiy room. .. . ibut at the bank the officers said Mr.
The cake and cream sale held by la~ (Dean _was despontlent over domestic
dies of the Methodist Church. in Sail-ii‘m,'C“°“3~ Mrs, D93“ 1135 been an in-
iortl's laundry. Saturday, realized hivalttl,,and all only son, about twelve
{fair sum in spite of weather not alto-W93"S 0" 389, was recently 8”“an
igcther compatible for a hungering for 1 With pneumonia. ~ y
cream . it is thought Mr. Dealt brooded over
The entire day was devoted to the ;these troubles until he was unnerved.
children at GI'E'FC‘IIS Farms Congregu. i“ W018 emphatically Stfllfid at the bank
tional Church. Sunday. and the chief 4““ Ml” Dean‘s death WEB DDl influenc-
fenture ol’ the day was a concert in 5"“ by “WWI“ matterapns he was “1'
the evening by children of the Sunday {milled in "0 ian-‘Blméiltfiv Up 10 a
BANK OFFICIAL~ A SUICIDE.
school. Rev. C. B. Strayer preached ' few months ago. erbeah was cashier
,u snegia] sermon at [he morning gar—'Of the Fifth Avenue Bank. "118 city.
vice. tile. was about forty years old.
Children's Day exercises in the Meth- At the bank it was said by the nine-
ndlBt Church Sunday night Served to era that when Mr. Dean left thcmhvc
draw largely and tlic‘littlc ones ‘pre- imonths EEO. everything was all right.
seated a program of unusual excel. He severed his connection With the
lence. especialily along musical lines. Fifth Avenue Bank to take a better he
Superintendent Charles Harris made aisitlon at the Seaboard Bank,
brief address followed by remarks by"
.the Rev. Levi Holmes. SECTION MEN'S UNION.
Commencement exercises will be . ' ‘
held in Staples High school. Thursday Will Auk Con-oildated Official: for in-
crease in Wages.
After two months ofhard work, the
evening. Following the welcome. by‘
section men and section torbmen of
the principal. Miss E. H. Purdy will
read an essay upon “Why." Miss Ida ,
Keene. the class history; Misc Partly the Consolidated rallroa-tsyatmm‘have
become thoroughly organised, anti ear-
ly next month these menthroagh rep'
resentatives will ask the officials of the
road to increase their wages and also
to glva them extra pay for overtime
and holidiy‘hork. It is not the inten-
tion of women to strilccl'but to more
sell, valedlctorian: Rev. Jane: Backus
‘v’Iili award the diplomas. Rev. C. B.
graduates. was Parnell has written
the :class song. The public is invit-
ed to aztend the excreting.
> field the bibuioua individual. as he'
:Gtgtiddled’a ,fel‘tée rail 3.1138"! Sanguine):
‘dep‘ot. 'Slititrday. wilting tor a freight
and perused a paragraph in “Great
possible. ;
The organization of the men into a
union was started by officials from
Montreal at the time the tracltmen in
One hundred ,:aad-.:;twenty,-three days
without rain?" Why We bee‘h, six
naphtha without a drink. “we.
[What was yel- doth" time for. John-
nie?" asked his friend. ‘;
rhey wanted rapidly lnfrganlzlng the
remainiug‘men; The n toahovt’h‘um‘
benfifioofllegi. The requests will be
, . : dude to the new superintendent. W.
iTHAT romaine” HEADACHE. H. Daniels.
'Wo‘iild‘qnlcklh leave you it wanted W
Thousands HURT m, Tao, LEV, counsion.
, deters haven» . then-palatal- NEW rattan G‘lS—M‘Wfivoihen
_ ion mermr Slcllt‘ind' origin! Headi- and one man warehpalntully lnitu’e’t'lii
.1 'ma spurs cod, ,‘afi and-as tag .1: c .01 or; pot-hone?” ‘
iiitild apathy bomb. votilyflcy‘ ' a July. it t? id. ichiiisich» initiator
ck titan: cared. sold by P. H ,t‘ Madison avenue trolley can: in the
I [I t. . .’s W 7195‘ . 2 Park m‘!miglm1r‘t ' A ..
ry Pecihrtt.
an? E‘s-"mun.
'l‘lie regatta ctitiinilttee of the Nor-
wulk Yacht. Club its arranging for It
I There is another big excuridou at
Michael l’iayzle, who is well known liolon Point this afternoon. the party
I all one of the
tomorrow
the llaricu School Board this evcnlugutnd Saturday nights in the pavilion at.
The door is in excellent
condition, and Lowe‘s orchestra film-
A large gath-
lions whit-ll wpm heartily phjhymi pygeriug of young people is expected tilts
’l‘lle.l'}diih Spanner Home for Nur-
iuer vacation oil Friday or this week on lites at iiulle Island was opened for the
of
Brooklyn. who made many friends here
lust sumilier. is again iii charge. and
anal Children's service at the Durban 5 has several nurses from lieilevue Hos-
lighting
Isystem at Rottni Point is progressing
There are titty-nine incan-
ing Friday night in the hump of ])r, itlt‘b‘tit‘ili lights ii] iii? dancing pavilion.
The
work is expected to be completed to-
lar prayer meeting is held at the Ctlll- i netted with the Zlnsurm ramp. which bitt~atiitig~tiiily a Smile.
The"
:lllt’ New York excitrslonisis anti Nor-
One of
r l l y I ‘ I Y i. '
‘“figi‘ghhfg‘:”gm? i'ltl‘i‘ltli‘i’llgroil'iiine N 0n method of electing grand court .
'. ’ . ‘ tolliccrs and sit trcme c re‘e. t' i' '~ '———
A new bridge is being constructed I r it b n ‘l 1‘”
their advance by peaceahle means, it .
this city went on strike. The national. .
o'l'ficlais did not uphold the‘iilrlke. but"
EA f ,0
.
kl ~
“v
a .»
hm NGWOOD colonial“
. , l --———-~ . . W 1.. ‘ WWW ”a ‘
the first game between New \ork and] Charles mm”, or Nylked Cottage. Thmwom-m A‘nnivhrury {rid ”Child.
5'; "ml”v ‘" which Illinleavy “’1” 3 Pine iletlge. has been ill for some days "0'! Day, OTW', Lnteumt‘ay.
pl t'll. - The amino, ‘ meetn'
wood Union-simian no intimidation
for the election of o cerii‘. hearing re-
. ports and transacting any other bind-
uess. will he held an the chapel lir‘Ely
avenue. tomorrow evening lit 8 o‘clock
promptly. ' i
The annual Children's Day exercises
wdrc held Sunday alteration. at'whlcb
time ‘the thirty-tottrih anniversary of
the school was celebrated. The follow-
ing program was, rendered:
Song—~0nwnrd (lo,
School.
Responsive Reading» Promise to
God‘s Followers,
Prayer.
William lirotlterton.
Song—in (loltlen Slitumer 'l‘iinc,
School.
Recital ion-Welcome,
Seven Scholarn of Primary Class.
Song—~Ralse we Songs,
SchooL
Recitatlon——Chlltlren'u Greeting,
Ellie Antlt‘eWs and Florence Smith.
Song—Hosannah to Our King.
Miss Barnum.
Iiccliillltill—Ch‘ildrefi'b Dav,
Marjorie Mcit‘ariiiu.
Song~tlo Forward,
Wilbur Smith,
lit-citatioti—Jl‘lih Seed is the Word,
Lucy Batitleley.
Sony—What Fruit Have You (lather-ed.
Miss litzlnger.
Grace lioutoli.
li‘esial Dav.
School.
Superintendent's Annual licport.
Song—~(litiritiiis Victory.
School.
Song—Our
Remarks.
Rev, Mr. Carpenter,
Collection.
Closing Song—Onward Christian.
Benediction.
itev, Mr. Carpenter.
The. annual report of the superintend-
,cnt. Charles ill. Lawrence. follows:
i We meet together as workers in and
st‘ricuds of Springwood Union Sunday
iscllool to celebrate its thirty-fourth au‘
,‘lilversary and review the work of the
epast year. There has been a session of
3tlie school every Sunday in the year.
;’i‘lic work has not been as prosperous
as it ought to and might have been bttt
,ior the want of teachers. [lot we are
{now better supplied with them than
we have been for a long time. But
gnome of the older tilteswltot in age but
;ill servicewhave stood liobly and faith:
fully to the work. For several‘Sutr
,tlays during the year there were only
Iiotlr teachers present and about 70
‘sclioli‘lrs. We are glad to have present
with list today the parents who were
ionce scholars in thz school and are
now sending their llildren. and we
iltopc it will be so li' maily'genera-
iiiotis .
, A few Words to the teachers: Do we
.as teachers realize the importance of
ithe Work we are engaged in: that We
jare co-workera with God: that we. have
‘oft’erctl ourselves to the Lord to work
iii his service by trying to teach the
;childrcu and vottth His word. it is the
{greatest service wt'»"can render lliln.
30h! may God by His spirit worn
itlirougli and by dado builti tip his
kingdom on earth. The influence of our
work t'or good will never cease.
A .word to the scholars: If you he-
;gau at 7 years of age to save a penny
lia day and kept at it every day until
fytiii were tit) years old you would have
‘about $200, and then some. thief might
‘steal it from you. How much better
will it be for you to listen to Gods
;word and learn a little of it every day
Jalltt try to love alitl serve Him and thus
‘illy tip for yourselves treasure in heav-
[cn where thieves do not and cannot
:break in and steal, for God will take
:rare of it four you. Listen to your
.leachers that Jesus has sent to teach
{you the way to heaven.
; The membership of the school on
ultuie Ii. was as follows:
Officers. 9. .
Teachers, 8
Scholars. main school, as
Scholars, Primary Department. ‘39
Total, . 0’.‘
Members of the Home Department. 22
Grand total. L 119
Average attendanee_ 63
We have had ll stormy Sundays.
which has redilcctfthe average.
Receipts.
Qunday school collections. 37!.26
Home Department collections, 6.95
From last year. 33.87
All other sources. rent. cuter-
tainmeuts. etc.. 88.76
Total Receipts,
Expenses.
$200.65
Paid treasurer, 367.50
All other expenses, 109.34
Cash on hand, 23.81
Total expenses. per Supt, $200.65
A man who wants: “harrowing tie-
talls" can find them in the agricultural
journals. '» ‘ " " -‘ “=
you:
v to
.. e
‘ the chain's!
. , the" during:
that ill Catarrh.
fails to cure.
inonials. Address
Soltl‘by drugglsts, 75c. .
$l00-REWARD—-0100.
The under» or this paper will, be:
pleased to learn that there is at least I
one dreaded disease that science has ‘
been able to euro in all‘lts stages and
Hall's t’,‘.atttrrlt Cure ;
ii! the only positive cure now known
‘ to the medical fraternity. Catarrli bc- .
ing a constitutional treatment. Hall's '
Catarrli (rule is taken internally. aet- .
lug directly upon the blood and mil-1‘
colts attriaces of the system, thereby
destroying the follndatlonof the. tits-
daae. and giving the patient strength‘
by building up the constitution and its-l
stating nature in doing its work.
proprietors have so much faith iii its .
curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it .
Semi for list of teati-
i“. J. (31“lede & ("(1, Toledo, 0.
liall's li‘ainily Pills are the tea, n
The
ll
Should be,ubol|slied. No woman
should be made to lug coal, ashes
She was not intended
us it beast of burden. A GAS
RANGE an“... labor and is Mt)-
liAi.i.v lil‘l.l|~"l‘thl.
(his is the CHEAPEST AN!)
CLICANES'I‘ i'uel.
Hot
when
' or wood.
minutes
Water
water in live
an Independent
Heater is lit-ted.
(ins Ranges from $11 up,
(,‘onuectlons free,
i
A postal brings our represent-
alive,
Gann. Raalwoy and
Lifihrlna Carlin-any.
Farley V
Creamery Butler,
20 pounds
i Granulated Sugar
25c iii
' out).
(with other goods)
“Vigor" (the neat;
bred fast food l
7cm
24 COTTAGE AVE.
EAST NORWALK.
m
it
3.
Smith
oil, and zinc, hand mixed,
years ago by me.
i
t
g
Ptiititt
Residence:
i
5.35.2?
ties
to get the light Without the
match. ' “ 1-
Second-«Th6 leatehlhg or
on. as, if the
light. "
match“. In
by the ‘ B‘ci‘atthlng ot"mltdh
tioor."and3tb‘c carbon
the carpet, _
The cost or this LI
prbhar can on Lighten
10hr.
, «an.
unawantmnn
€Ojti‘rti columns
1 "m. if ‘ ’1.»
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l defy any patent paint to show _
equal body with as much wear.
JillilllS Bilililli,
52 South Main Street.
25 Elm Grove St.
sen Lighting
T 11’-
F‘lrat—-lta convenience by being able
use of a ..
the dam '
get-9‘ of influential: from escaping 5H.-
by accidentally leaving theta! an, oil
zaavl’a‘ turned on. it fill
and . .
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32h“ th'cbt’ilyer.” .
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The residence of Thomas'
55 Osborn avenue, East
IVOl‘Willk, was painted with lead.
fifteen
Third—The great redaction in the‘
danger of his frOm unearned llghtbd
. niches not b‘eiiig a‘ecdstiar’ 2'
Fourth-‘Jt‘o “avoid «manger Vol I'
a
. . . 55’9"?“
rant: and the collinear carpets
throwing the discarded Twitch “on no ‘
elegant-ht we.
or ihchtd he
tau than theico‘stbf‘ ' tcliéi‘, “with”,
iii“; ligt this
Cor. North Main and West. St;
Cit 9i.
" 19 NOrth Main St.
'
New paint—good new paini~
makes an oltl building block lik
new.
your property.
WE PROVIDE THE PAINT
THAT IMPROVES THE PLACE.
worth
Get
of cash, lint it will be
whole lot to the property.
(‘ill‘tL
TO ORDER.
Window Shades
Picture Frames.
DEALER lN
Wall Papers. ,
Paintera' supplies.
Artistli' Materiall.
sperm.
White Curtain l'oles with Fixture.
lllc.
Clothwmdow Shades, with man
25c. ’
Solid Bran Halt Curtain Roda. 3 ti
nlong, with tixturea, the,
Oil Cloth Binding. 100 box.
PAINTING. PKPE‘R HANGING.
DECQMTlNG.
87 Washington Street, '
South Norwll‘k.
Telephone Connections.
DAVID w. nhr'uoso,
Funeral actor
and Embatm'ea-
South Nbrv‘an
Rea’idemtc, 9" CNN“! Terrace.
Telephone at hon-e. 3.“.5“ ”
Applying A tout-c.
a great difference iii the value of
it will cost you a small amount
Conn.
That's our principal lino, N .
have three stories and hit I it! '
stocked with first quality Ml. ‘ ,
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also carry Agricultural Ihplehdllfl,
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Syracuse Flows. and Culfil‘vhtému,
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Cutters, Road Barnum,
Paints, oin. tum. we” we“.
Ash and (larbago ,Cllnil. AW ‘1
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Wooden Ware. Water Filtorl, Colitrrm
tors', oystermeli's and Factory l-lup-
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plies, Garden Tools, Lawn ”Mott-
ers, ‘ Rubber
Hone. Hammot-lrl,
Screen Doors, Window Screens and
Electrical Supplies. Drop In and loo!
over our stock, ' i4. 1‘ 3
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