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Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 27, 1903 · page 7

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SATURDAY. thus 27. not."

 

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Doctor (to Mrs. Brown, who’s bus.
band In Hit—Has he had any lucid III-
tervals‘.’ Mrs. Brown (with dignity)“:
’34"! 'ad nothluk except what you or-
tlored doctor. l)octor-Vt-r_v well. corr-
tinuo the Beet, trail and Wine. Ho's
training every day. Pint bottles, 50c.
BRIDGE PHARMACY,

205 Wa:hlngton St. 80. NOrwlllk, Ct.

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..,. Miss Kittie DuCrnssj will leave
‘99,: night for flow Hill/’11. :9,

Horace Webb. 0! JR it‘lltil street, Is

very ill with typhoid fever at his home.

Rev. it‘. 8. Aluswbrth will occupy the

» puipidt at the Advent C99l9Iristian Chutc it
tomorrow '

Rev. J. W. Davis left this morning

for Bridgeport. where he will preach

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ttIIIuIy serItIe as folio it) 30 a. In. ..
pr'tIntlIlutt by the pastor. theme .iolIn
“'tMII y. or the Man Who lI‘ouIIdI-d the;
Methodist I.‘ hurch. Evening service at|
7. 30 II. III The (‘hurch John Wesley9

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air
economical pré {trailed of Its

take much of it to stop failing of the hair, to malte the hair

 

 

i or. it. the most

Qtoo—HEWARD-Oloo.

ltdoean’t ,N .
’l‘lIII res".'tltlls of this. paper will be

d on the mar et.

 
 
 
 

 

 

lat-‘fltillt‘. by Harry Bryan; 'i‘ he Cotrnec- tIItItlsIII. and unable to leave home.
ttuuui interests at Methodists. by the; Mrs. H. r. illlrr has returnctt ltmc
[I9astor; Sunday school at l: 3(9); Young: for the summer. atul Is at the. Nathan-
I copic' a meeting at 6: 45. l lcl Kirk home.

illlfi evening iii the fll'thOdlfil Ellis l9 Several local horse owners have cu—
31,1931: 09939199192099!Iiat9l919t9399 9191951901139" [3969979991189 i teretl animals in the. trolling cvonts at

it C 0 it“ 9 Norwalk Driv n ark, .ittl 1.

Mary liackley. will b VII the air I g p y

3: Miss Mary Kelligun. who has been
Stile- ln connection with the . iea‘ mating the family ot ilorallo Milli».
Stit‘lt‘ty S sale of cake Mid in it has roturlfid to her home in New lia—

 

is to be conducted under the plan of a van “

modern department store the smaller. AI-Iungements gm. all perfected {or
children being the. cash girls. pack- icclcluatlng the fortieth anniversary of
8:598 '0 be Nikki" to the counter tor the c-onsectatlon of Trinity Church.
proper wrapping cashier‘s desk etc. 9m.“ luagdny

’ltre. ladies have taken great pains for-9

 

’"bl'ldgo- when an auto passed alongi

lilillOl‘l‘OW.

~~Hafncr has an attractive assort-
ment of Fireworks at very reasonable
prices.‘ Phone ‘liiB-t

A large number of East. Norwaik
people attended the ball game at Ilre',
Decker Field this morning.

George A. Malkin and family. of New
Canaan. spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. lI‘red Ferris. of9 East Norwnlk.

The Young Men of the Advent Christ-
ian Church held a meeting last evening
at the church. it was largely attenti-
ed and proved “ VG” pleasant affair been present and whether the conglo-

Mrs James 1 Hommedleu has beetrigmong were. large or small 9“ 19",",9
“MI “E be“ ““1““.11" Will”) “0i“ lit-Is. you could feel certain that his
New Jersey. sum-ring from an attack familiar face would be 3999,,
of unItquni-t hut- iS somewhat im- When Mr Sirerer of lI‘ivc-Milt- uIvN-r
WOW“ today. NllIIld scrvltes at tho (‘hapcl he opened

Charles lllrt‘ross says that his busi- Nautl closed it and with a few IIXtcptions
nch is growing every day in a most I he has taken care of it. up to thc
encouraging manner and though be present time and has always bct ll
was not. allowed to tie up :11 the widget Iourrd at thr- post ot duty "l‘illllllltlnt'
he finds that his market is a very do»9 ' Hill (Htli‘lt‘spollllt‘llt of New t‘NaIruan
strabio stupdr Messenger

The superintendent. of the Methodist. ‘ "m 'm
Sunday school states that he desires DARIEN AND NOROTON.
that all the pupils In the school to be . F. B. Coleman. of South Norwalk.
present at service tomorrow as the . was iIr towrl yesterday. on business.
books for the next three months are‘ Mrs. Henry Davenport. of Darierr.
to be distributed. Rev, it}. Cunning- . visited friends at ’l‘airnutige Hill. this
burn will be in charge of the services 1 week.
and will speak on 'l‘lrcl Life. of Paul." Rev. (leorgc You Alstyne. of South
Robert Thompson. the libr9arizln wish» 9Norwalk was It visitor in Duricn. ycs
es all the scholars to bring in tilt-itcrday.
books which they have out from thci
library.

~Iloll't forget Hefner has the Fire-:
works of the town.

the coming event and doubtless there
will be a large number in attendance
to‘ encourage the Juveniles The rooms
have been tastefully arranged (or the
occasion.

in speaking of the ’i‘alrnadge Hill
(‘hapel we have often desired to men-
tion the length of time that (larent-I-
Sammie has been connected with it.
For six years he has (with the cactus
tion of probably one or two occasions)
always been present at the. sessions of
the chapel Through storm and through

 

take possession of his new
by July 1.
. Miss Hclcn

Waterbury is visiting

A very pleasant re-uuion took place 9999:91995999999195. Miss Mal)” “ “Hm" m
this morning in lNN‘Hornuchicu I; store. 999999 ”999'qu “9999999999 9999999999999 9999999
Horate and Alonzo Wheeler Abraham family lum- rcmoved to Buffalo t'ol

Hoerum and Alfred Hyatt strolled ml
at about int-t same time and renewed 9
old acquaintances. Horace Wheeler
and Alfred Hyatt h d not seen each;
other for 45 year-9s. ll foul wt Ic hal9-
iliéi ..
talking over 0 id times and cxcllanging9 i 99.99.99. in South \9lor'walk . 9 9 9
stories of the almost forgotten past. ‘ J p Brl'mm” has ”cm/"d “ mg"
9 9 9 9 stock of fireworks which he will Ict tail
H- 5- \Vaiteman. 0f baugntuck, drew to the small boys who desire to blow
here yesterday with a load of straw bcI- 9999.199“. dies “99 this 9.9.9“
tics.» He had disposed of the glcntor‘ lt‘runk 9.199.919 of Norotou
part of them and was returning to Snlr‘ his residence 90 9, ii. 999.999.9199.“
gatuck with a load of empty crates. He
hilt] stopped in one of the stores on the

the summer.

Albert. t‘ Bailey proprietor of the
Columbia Hotel is quite ill Dr. Nox-
ion is In attendance.

Miss ivy Birchard u9-Iis among the

has tented
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N Y
i A tamp of gypsies is located half
Mr. Wakemans horseI took fright at the» “fly between Dariell Wm.” and N090.
machine and ran away. i‘lro str‘uwbcrry 9ton There are three wagons anti thcy
crates were scattered all 90"” ””9 i'ilt.‘ doing quite a business tolling for—
bridge making the scene (It carnage-9991908

seem greater than it. “’33- The horsei A tully- ho party on route for New

. during the summer.

W115 stopped at F0" Point “‘1‘” ‘ York stopped opposite the ilradv p1 op-
by an ice dealer who saw him cotning99.n_‘. on Main street today and ate
and ran out into the road grabbed the 99,099. dinner on the lawn Toward

otltllc and brought the animal down 9 99.9mm; they started for New “9999
w——“ Henry Scoficld is seriously ill at his
ROWAYTON. ihome here. He has been ill for sev—

'i‘ he choir of the Methodist Episcopal it?!“ days after it slight operation
Church will meet fur rehearsal tomor- 99 which was performed on his hand but
row evening lately he has become quite ill from
Miss Ethel Klinet‘eitcr hrs returned l i‘iimhf‘i‘ cause 9

home from Mystic school for the sum- 9 Charles Adams rs having an addition

mer vat-..atiou , placed on his building In Raiiroad ave.

Miss Sadie. Plait is the guest of the l ""9 WhiCh he iliODOSBS to make into

Misses Mable and Bessie Clio-.k ti tenement The interior is now be-

i’enrtoyer street 9 ing plastered. It is to be made to ac-

Captain Gladwin 6f Florida who‘ commodate three families and two of
spent the summer of 1901 In Rowayton ‘ these apartments hate already been
called on friends here this week. iciaimed

Mr. and Mrs. Oharies N. Raymond of The selectmen of the. town of Dar
hogan street. are spending .I few days it‘ll expect to have State Highway
with Mr. and Mrs: HenryP. Morgan at. Commissioner MacDonald in town
their cottage at9 Woodmont tshortly to look ot er the. principal

8. Edward Dibble was operated on by lstteels with a view to improving them

Dr. Abbey at St. llllkes Hospital New ”19 same as the. turnpike was improv-

Yormk yesterday afternoon. for appen—‘

dicltis. The operation was most suc-

cessful and the many friends of Mr.

Dibble will be pleased to learn that he .

is doing nicely. I

‘ Ileam Sherron has received a letter

t‘mmtltis son George, who is now in.

Copperville. Tennessee. Mr. Sher-roll to recent visitor here,

wrihes that ho'is- getting along nicely. 9 Miss Mariette Young, of Hastings. N.

and sends an interesting array of t Y., is the guest of Mrs. S. Lees.

views, which he has taken since he Miss Helen Smith has returned home.

reached his new field of labor

Sundav services at the Methodistt

proportions.

WESTPORT
H. Robbins. of
retent visitor heIQ.

 

Miss Ethel Falrchild is the. victim of

sunshine anti on every occasion he has ;

there. 9‘

John P. lirlrmtrrcr hopes to be able “)9
resident-ct

New York and will reside in Buffalo 9

ed. the state and county paying their9

New Haven. was a9

George H. Banks. of Bridgeport. was‘

The illidlcs' Aid Society of (troops
lI‘alIus Congregational (.‘ lIurclI met yes-
telday afternoon as a thitnble. party In

lthe lectuItI room.

I Children of the West Saugnluck pub-
lic sthool held their Iloslng exercises
yesterday afternoon. ltn interesting
pIogranImc of rec itutlon and music was
the. ofl’eIlng.

[I]. N. Sippellcy ..it. who recently ill-
jIIIIIIl d foot by letting a piece. of ma-
9Ihincry down upon it. is ablc to be
9about anti supcrintcnd onk with the
iottcslan wcli borer
Farmers htIIchbouts feel that a new
99lcase ol‘ life has been given them now
.ilIIIt the sun has resumed business and
look for rapid growth in crops that for
weeks have thIn at ii standstill.

1 James ll. Smith. the luau who was
{Illysloriousty injured on the night of

June »t. and who was for some time ill
ll tliticlll condition in the Norwalk
9 Hospital. has been discharged from
that institution. and is about town.

\liII-lt “altcnuln declares strawber-
IiIIs to htl\'t‘ been it long time coming.
but ”they got there. just the some,“

land tlli‘ local market. has a quantity

[of the calibre anti quality that has
famous as it bI-rry grow-

 

.lrltlIic "iii-rt"
l t‘l'.

i .iaIIIcs ..tills and Who were treated to
‘a serenade the other night. it is the
illI-titrlblc for newly wctidI-Ii couples
thIIc. 'l‘thuty-six peace disturbers
'armed with instruments that would
lllilltt' thostI of a t‘lrlucsu orchestra dtI—
light. got ilr their line work so excel-
iontly that thIII WI-III rewarded with
a lunc boon .IIIIl cigars

NOTES OF THE SEA SHORE.

lilo steamer .lohn Sychsch will
9bring the members of the Mount Mir-
9 non Methodist Sunday at itooi to liolon
. l‘oint todNrI

 

the black sloop yacht Latonall. own-

ed by W. i'. EIIII. or" Sougaluck. and
over which there has been considera—
blc litigation. was in .t‘orwnlk writers
this truck.

The. cNItlIoat Morimta, owned by
lI'reclnuu Light, of South Nor-walk. was
dalrtagcd this week, by being blown on

.iile rocks lit‘ill‘ 'i‘llc Knob. The vessel
has been lllllllt‘ti out, and repairs artI
being made.

At the dining room of tho Roton
i’oiut irotIIi today it was denied that
any I-llt'h person as Miss Florence
Iturns lltlil ever been employed there.
An ittln ill
9terady that a young iudv of that name
had resigned her position at the hotel.
T his is denied emphatic ally

Commodore James A. iI‘arreli9 of the
Norwalk Yacht club who recently pre»
sentcd the, clllb with a race picture

r the boat-house, has now remem

d the club with a mll(‘ll floor when
of a similar kind. The new gift is a
combination of oil painting and silk
and is a very realistic presentation of
the. commodore‘s sloop yacht "Hulls."
the water and the background are in:
oils. lull all of the boat is in silk. luv
en the sails, which stand out most real-
isticaliy arc of painted silk and have.
their reeling nettles and scams very
true to fact. Little silken threads are.
the ropes. Tire people in the cockpit
look as natural as life and the Nor»
walk Yacht clllb flag looke very dra-
llnct and pretty at the masthead.

,new picture was hung in a place. of 9
and will undoubted .

honor yester’.da.\
ly be quite an attraction in the. future

 

BULGARIA WILL ENTER PROTEST.

CONSTANTINOPDE. June 27.—The
-iluigarinn agent here. has asked the
9(‘Nrand Vlzler for an explanation or the
concentration of Turkish troops at Sul—
tanlipe. The Grand Vlzier has profess-
9.I:d entire. ignorance of the matter and
has promised to make an investigation.
9 VIENNA. June. "7 .—Advlces received

. hole from Sofia say the Bulgarian gov» 9

ernment intends to protest to the pow-
ers against the alarming concentration

from a visit with friends in Bridgeport. 9of Turkic h troops on the frontier of Count Saecbeuvi

Bulgaria

 

Above the

' in the World“

9199:: OWL! the Jam

Because it’s Best

A 5c cigar with a toe aroma.
A cigar of one price-one quality.
soto :vsakusas ~'

The Largest Selling Brand of Cigars

 

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3 Protection. «9

the Sentinel stated ycs~ .

'iliei

‘ lI‘ouuded. a IIluttornv meeting The pleased to learn that there is: at least
Doctrine. of Metllotlisrn. by Chum... 9 grow, Of to restore COlOl‘ ‘0 gray huh-99 999 999199.999 ii “-919.“ one tlII'Iirdeti diheaso that politics has
llcil; _ 'l‘ he Probationary System i been able tp cure in all Its stages and
by Oscar Mills; The Class Meet a..- W . . .. . .-9.., that is OntaI-rll Tiails Catat'rh Cure
Inc. by John Fetter; The Enworth ii severe aunt-It or Inflammatory theu- [COLONEL osonoe causes DEAD. is the only positive cure now known

lo the medical fraternity. Cttt'srrb bc-
log a constitutional treatment Hall‘s

i Well-known Resident at Western Mas-
Cntnrrli Care is taken internally. act

1 nebusetts Passes Away 't odsy.

19 tiltlIJA'l‘ ilAltltiNll'i'IlN .\1:Iss.. .tuuu ins directly upon the blood and mu.

27~--~(ioionel tit'tltL‘I' Church, of this ctIlIsN‘9aurfacos of the system. thcrcby W949 999 9.999999 “.9999 99 GAS
town. died at his homo today. lie was 9. destroying the ImIndation ot the (lit-t-

known throughout wIIstI-ru Mussachu. «use, and giving the patient strength RANGE. T999, ”999999.99, 9m: Stirr-
sétts, having been coloured in utanufac» it)’ iliilldiill: iii) the I‘Oiiiiiltlllltiii and "it '
turing in ”my 59...”.9" 9“,. "my... than sl tlng’tnsture in doing its work. The 99999, 9.99999“, 99,999999999999999, M99999
forty years. No descended from old Il.0ti99léim'8 have 8?] “I? taliflh inoits " " “
colonlst stock and was‘ born iIII‘anaan. I‘llru ve powers, t at ey 0 or no , . . , , n 1

that state, I... .ltli_\' In. iRBIi. ills tath- Hundred Dollars for any case that It a” ”Md” “"d 1‘" “d“y'

or was latllllilll t'irtIIIII9 prominent ill ftiils to cure. Send for list of testi-. Hot 999999999 9999 999999 99999999 A
the. bar. The mm Ih-orxn- in 1841 went monials. Address, . ~ . ' -

to Huntsville lllltl I-II,.I,IIII work in the it‘. NY. CHENEY & C0, Toledo. 0.9 9999999 9.999 99999. c

iron trade. lint-lug ihc war he was Sold by Ilrllltlzittts, 750. l ' "e '

one of the (rollers or the Richmond linil'n lI‘ttmiiy Pills are the best. 'I’
iron Works ("Ulnpttlly which tarnished
the government with mall-rial tor guns

and cannon. Later he lsIIIanItv interest

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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Thursday

Is one or the best days in the

I

Ask us about it; We‘ll tell you.

Connections free.

 

ed in the IAIIIIIx ll'tltiNl“ll|'liilt‘t'9 which
was established at lwnoy lI‘uI-nace,
Mass” the itatnuptr \Ith-III iI‘ountlry

Company, the littrtlupo l'ltill Works at
Hillburrr N. Y., the MIIIIIImt-Irl Mills
in Housatollic. which under his man
agcmonl grew to be the largest manu-
facturing concern ot b-III quills In tho
linited States-9 and the IIIII-ltshir'c tllass
Sand Company. of Cheshire, Muss.
Colonel Church nus ll tlil'i't'ltil' in the
Stalcy lnslrurIII-nt (Tompauy. the Na-
tlonnl Mahaiwt- liltnit. illt‘ iiIII'ltsllir'e
Anilroatl t‘olupauy ililtl pI'I-siIiI-Ilt of
the til't‘iil “ill'lllltzlttii Hil\l|li.':~ Hank.

msmn

 

Fancy
Creamery Butter.

.259: lb.

 

'l lll'f‘t' (‘llilill‘t‘ll .‘tt'l‘\ i\v- llllil
MORE CONGRATULATIONS TO 20 pounds $| 00
PETER.
BELGRADE. .Intw :7 Thu Kings 9,9IGranulatea' 5‘19” » '

ltuly and itouluuuur l‘IIvsitlINul Lollbcti
of France and l‘rintt- Nit-bolas of Mon-9
lIIrrtIgro have :IIiIiN-Il "Ilt'il' corrgr'lrttlia-“
lions to those already received by King
i’I-tcr trout other t'lllt'l'- ot‘ sIIIII-s. Those. “
Hilt'Kl‘illliH ili't‘ I't'illil‘tlt‘Il its constituting
oillcial recognition ni‘ iilt' llt‘\t ruler of
Sonia. .

VIII} NN\ .lllllt‘ E'T. The King of'
itounruuia has \i'iilltli'ii\\ll all the Ron--
9lIraIIiall ill-'I‘tli‘tllilliln lu~~tmtml on ot‘li
t‘t‘l'ti ol‘ the Sixlh HI-r'tlatrt infantry. of
i\\‘lllt‘ll t‘tIgillltIlll his majorly recently
ll't‘filglll’ll tiltI lIInIoI‘IIIv I-tNiIIIII-iwv. 'l‘lrc
:SI-rvian war IriitIIsII-r \IIil lI-I iul‘ornlcd
‘tllni this action i.~ iiilI'il because of .
King (‘lllll‘lo's llllllL‘ililtlIlll at the as- " " ' "“"""" " WW“
ruminations III' Killt'. .\it‘.\‘liililt'l' and
'QIIIII-n Drugs. in which llll‘ Sixth ill-
.9ltillll'9v took part l

QUIET IN WILMINGTON TODAY.
\Viiihithl'l‘IIN. litt. .liiilt 'J.‘ This
jt'it)’ today is III ti‘~' normal condition.
‘tbe oXIltcmeIIt owr titt- l\ilt‘lllllg of
iticorge Wltitt-uI Irti llli' IINI lit :ollowlng
itilc burning hat tug l'llilit ty disappear-
cti. The closing iii the saloons .ast
night had a good I-N'I'I-rt. i'v. tilthl‘ oi
tllrc polchI collIlIIissIoucl-s all saloons
9will again ciosn- :I'. I; it or. 'odny, The
9 liquor dealers but I‘ lit-.li'l Ily .II titllt'rit‘t‘tl
litr the tnoslng Iuotwttrnr and lhI-y are.
-‘ being commended t't Ilt‘lillll in llli‘ cli-
9Izens for sacrihclo- parlor... ‘u- the
means and order «I Itw lily. \ detail
90f eighteen "it‘ll ol’ lllt' l"ii:~l itugtmcnt
National Guard. Is on duty ill the ar»
rnory today Uitlli‘llll,.i tot .li‘lrtrl and
ammunition iIr the build It:

Ith't/t other goods) ‘

 

Vigor' ’ tthe new
breakfast food l

7cpkg

 

 

24 COTTAGE AVE.
EAST NORWALK.

 

 

WE LLTRUST YOU

CLOTHING Hilliiilii
tutu?“ BRENNAN

to SMAIN smear.»

 

 

i BOSTON BROKERS FAIL.

HOS'lON. .ltIIIt- "lltc iaiiure of
.tbo firm of .l. l“l'til‘lt"i.‘i ltrown & (Your.
party if» Congress s out. sloth brok-
99c9ts was llllllOlllli't'll ttll llll' than or the
Stock lIIthangI- ltltitu.

Noe. film consitts or it of l_ lv’ruIrI-is
EBrown9 who has ilt'l‘ll It Illt'lllllt‘l' ot‘ the.

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onexoomsooomom'
Beats the Other- 3

 

 

 

 

EStock lINxchallgII slut-II land. Slate ‘ :

street traders say lltltl the failure Is «2 by Four Years 3

not important. Mr. lilti\\ll has made 3 9

9a specialty of .ttonmnl 'lIlIl llostorr Til“ “Willem“ "1' Thomas

and one of the ilotrIiIIiI ll copper plop Smith 5” Osborn avenue, East '

crties and the. tuilurt is lllllliilllt‘tl r0 Norwulk was painted with lead.

lthe recent declines ill Dominion shame ‘ 0” and ill"?- hand mixed. "“80“

generally. ll. llllirlll‘n'\9 .I lawyol‘ oi' ' years iii!“ by me.

lthis city. has been _Ilillilt'll as assigned l defy any patent point 10 Show

9N0 statement is li\‘iilliilii~' .Il pros-nut. equal bOdl’ Willi 113 111110“ wear »
CONFIRMS CABINET NOMINA- Q JUNIUS BROWN9 9

9 TiONS. ‘ ‘ ' '

1 VliI‘NNA June :37. lirupcrnr iI‘rIlnI-ls : Palmer

Joseph has (‘llillllllltll the Hungarian 9 '

Cabinet formed in (foam itmlcrr:rr‘y.9 ' 52 5”“ ”3'“ Street. .

9m Do Lukat-s ItII- Miniswr of l"ill- Residence: 25 Elm Grove St. S

’uncc: l)r. De. lluruuyi. the .‘llilislttr of _

AgriI.-.ulture; Dr. llt' \‘N'laN..Iit-.<. tin: Min. (“WWW

lster of industry and (‘Illltlrlt‘t‘t-I-. otIIiN -.-.

llr. Piosz. the Minister ol‘ .lllsltct‘. rc-

lain their portfolios. (it‘llt‘l'ril Kolos- self Lighting

zrary is minister oi‘ \t'trr Hiltl licr'r To .9
musics is Minisler‘for t‘roatirl llllll Si:t-'
vonia. Count. ilctlorrnry will provis-
ionally hold the port l'olitl ot‘ Minister
near the king's person. rolilrouislietl by
as soil as those of
Premier anti Minister ll lllt‘ interim.
PROMOTION lN NICARAGUAN LE-
GATION.
WASHINGTON. .lllilt‘ 2?. i In .\'it
9'ataguan legation bus lIotIn ,NII\l~I‘il in
cable that Senor t‘tIrI‘n ”1" Nil‘ aroguan
‘.'ministcr to the l' Illlt‘tl St. tt'r :4. iiilh lct'

‘ ‘orinto and is returning to oi»- l'uittti
States. As further etit’lN-Imx that tlu- Fourth—Jr“ avoid defacing of walls
leagtion here is to be continued, SIIIIIII' my the scratching 0‘. matches by '91“
Volez. attache, has lunch. promoted m9tauts and the soilingI 0' ““99“ by
the rank of s... m... 9_ .lhrowing the discarded match an the
floor and the carbon being ground into

the carpet
lNET F .’l

NEW CABGREECS'“ E” ‘N ‘ The cost or this Lighter should be
ATHENS. Greece. June ‘27—» .\i. 'i‘hco- [”3 than the cost of matches as With
iokis, a former monitor. has succcmlI-tl .' proper care “1° Lighter “m 1"" 0‘9

in forming a new cabinet with llunsclt iyear.

as premier and foreign nliili~'iI-‘.'. 'l‘lII-9 HORACE R NASH,

Greek ministry headed hi .\i.'/1.li'lit"~‘
iCor. North Main and West Sta.

utilitarian hr:

Gas Tip.

First—its convenience by being able
to get the light without the use or a
match. .

Second-The lessening of the den

9by accidentally leaving the gas turned
on. as. it the gas Is' turned on It will
light

I 'l‘hird~—'l‘he great reduction in the
danger of fire from discarded lighted
matches matches not being necessary

vote of want or I'oniidonr .. pa.» ed by
the chamber

 

 

 

SHIP AMERICA OFF NORWAY.
TROMSOE Norway .iuuc L’T——'IIIII;
Polar Ship Amcluica with the Ziegler!
expedition on board arrived here iasti
night from Trondhjetn. She is taking‘

on board two hundred dogs and fitn’ 'ETWEEN .

males and will stall this atrc9r9'noon tort NEW YORK.

A h l d l 2-? " l I 9 l ‘I' ‘

regexp an art it no at 9 NORW l I K AND
*“T ""‘"“ ‘ SOUTH NORWALK

ENTERS THE NAVAL ACADEMY.
ANNAPOLlS. Md. June L": .—E i..
Donahue, 0! Connections has passed
the mental and physical examinations.
for admission to the Naval Academy

and is now a midshipman.
avenues ”a?“ Piurfle ED. 5mm” Ens:
I IGHT 7
NEW YORK. June Finn-Steamer S‘ lVOl‘thlk have e
Paul. from Southampton was reportmi 533'I
titty miles east of Nantucket thtshln PI '1‘-
lat 5 s. In. 9. walk

 

and City at
w York. Pier
Eas9t9 Rival;g Bedouin 59:99.3

any on WM or-
«and.

 

.4...;.

gers oi‘ suffocation from escaping gas .

”new“... .9,

Conn. Hallway and
Lighting Company.

WWWWOI

 
 

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Applying A Topic.
New paintm good new paint- -—
Drakes an old building look like
new. A small investment makes
a great difference in the value oi
your property.
WE PROVIDE THE PAINT
9THAT IMPROVES THE PLACE.
it will cost you a. small amount
of cash. but it will be worth a
whole. lot to the. property. (let a
card.

 

To ORDER.
Window Shades.
Picture Frames.

 

DEALER lN

Wall Papers.
Painters' Supplies.
Artists' Materials.
9 8PECIAL.

White Curthin Poles with Future
We. '

Cloth Window Shades. with triage,
3:

Solid Brass Halt (‘urtaln Rods, 3 ti.
long with flxtures,1tlc.

 

on Cloth Binding. 100 box. ‘2
I PAINTING. PAPER HANGING, .
' DECORATING.

L H Decker

87 Washington Street,
South Norwalk. Conn
Telephone Connections.

 

 

 

DAVID W.. RAYMOND
Funeral Director 9.”

and Embalmer.
19 North Main St. South Nor-wall
Residence, 9 Crescent Terr-co.
Telephone at house, u— 0.

“WWW

gtrill i. lanitiy

PL UMDIIva.
STEAM.

yam WA mt,

. AND tilts

‘ I‘ll-rave.

 

Tt'n,9 Sheet .: Iron; Copper
and Zinc.

 

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50.. South. Main Strut.
touth Norwnlk, Conn.
Telephone. 137-3.

 

 

 

Irrmttoctreottco
‘ .‘Coa l’ ’

“<3cmal”

“Goal" ’

$6.25 per Ton.»

. The price of coal having droppsdsvs

as usual are the first to give our pl-
trons the benefit.

We urge you to buy our benign Cost

because we know it will be utistso

tory. You can't beat our cool or our

prices.
Better buy now while its cheapest

living Lockvooll & 60..

122 WATER 8T" 80. soswsut

..‘——

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id
stocked with ilrst quality
also carry Agritiultnrhlt9l1k§ 99
Syracuse Pierre and Oaltti b "
Road Sol-spots. .
Paints, ()lis, Glass, mt Hashim-l.
Ash and Garbage Cans.9 Ant? optic
and Launch Oil. Tin, manual and
Wooden Wars, Water Fiitaflgéalmc»
Oystermen's and Factory 89th
ban Mews 9;
Hammocks. ,

That’s our principal "M I
have three stories anJ

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Cuttcls,

tors',
Garden
Rubber

plies, Tools,

ers, Hose,
Screen Doors, Window Screen in“
Electrical Supplies. Drop in arm tool

over our stock, I ‘ i

. . -

COMS’IOQKN
WATKINS

6v DOW,

112 wAsIIINGToN stiller.
sourH NottiNAtk. 'i
.N Phone .484.

 

 

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To the Old Country Drafts
and Money. Orderspt‘typblp 939”-
where in Europe. 9 Formula: at
lowest rates. ‘~ ' "

Ilcoa It. urges.

II lint-all has. met. '1de its.

 

 

 

 

reasonable-mints lasting. 9
Gold. sum, Nickel Wit." 9
so Antique ansinl. . , '

Motors. ' . g i:
“The Now England liDetm I. 9
an really has no superior: Bibi“?

show you ono.- w... , 99 .
THE. 6. N. amen; ,
M'FG ca.

:96 WA we 32:. so: somatic.

 

 

 

now in stock;~

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Painting,
Paper Hanging,

‘I “-1.99

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

1847i-
PIJUMBING AND STEAK.
HEATING. N
nor WATER HEATIN
HOT AIR HEATING.

Drovss AND RAM
DLAT: AND TIN n

G d 8 1

Gas that’s. 12?:
Have you seen our _
RICHMOND Ram
THE JONES a l-i- '
COMPANY.“

197 WALL STREET. N0

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

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