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Dennis Vii title’s. hii‘i'out on
John ccie's' ' t to overhauling.
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The. next mGQIInl‘Ot‘ElIQ is U. Whist
Club will be with Mrs, E, is. Smith,
Seaviewlavenue,” . ‘ ’ '
Charles and Percy. Mead have had
their sloop yacht lilies overhauled and
put in shape for the‘seaso'h.
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The Pastime Athletic Club held a
regular practice last... night at their
club rooms.
Mrs. Swift'nnd daughter, offlrldge-
port, were at the prayer meeting of
the Advent Christian church, last
night;
A meeting of the (Mission Study
Clans, of the EastaVeuue Methodist
church was held last night at the close
of the regular weekly prayer meetinx.
A supper will be given: to the schol-
ars of the eighth grade tonight and
: jolly good time.uls_ expected to be
ad. . .
The repairing of the wntenpipe un»
der the Norwalk river promises to be
almost as long a fob as Was the re-
pairingmf the” Washington street
bridge,‘last summer.
The prayer‘meetlng, held last night.
at the Advent Christian church. was
under‘tbe leadership 'of Rev. James W.
Davis, who returned yesterday with
lure. Davis from a visit to‘Bristol and
Plainville‘.
—Every Saturday we have a special
sale incandy. The candy is pure.
fresh and delicious. To-tnorrow ollr
Manhattan chocolates, regular «tile
candy. at 23cc“ pound box. Special
price for Saturday. H, W. Chambers,
Bridge Pharmacy. ‘
Charles Lindstrom, of Dunbury, and
relatives from New York are being on-
tertained by Mr. and Mrs. Otto Burns,
of Osborn avenue. They will sing at
both the morning and evening services
of the Advent. Christian Church Smi-
(iay and t1 large attendance is expec‘
ted.
*m
A meeting of the Epworth League
cabinet was 'Mld‘ltml evening at the
close of the regular weekly prayer
meeting held in the East avenue Meth-
odist church. .The cabinet transacted '
considerable.- husihe'fis of a routine na-
ture, The préyer meeting was under
the leadership of Rev. E. Cunningham.
The meeting ofrithe Junior Band Will
be held as usual this evening. It is
desired tha there be a large attend,-
ance. H- . fffords-Croesett, theref-
mer preside-mot he. Band. wipela‘
home from . rmon School..a|l,ill'
be present and tak part. Marvin fir:
Keuren willp be the ,lentier. Med ”Lg
begins at 7 24,5, ‘ f '
The new :drug store, in New Canaan,
which is to. be known as Pierce’s Cen-
tral Pharmacy, wlliibe opened tomor—
row ‘under the management of II, F.
Pierce, with everything new and
bright and fresh, and it is Mrs. Grif-
fin's intention to attend thevstorb in‘
conjunction who her brother. The;
old lion‘sc' on Seaview avenue wiilabe;
vacated today.
Next week Wednesday will begin a
period of spiritualwi‘dickening in the
Advent Christian church, and a meet-
Ing of the ministers of the Confer-
ence will be held in the. church, The
ministers will convene during the day
and in the evening a large evangelistic
service will be held in the church. to
which‘the public Will be invited. The
sermon in the evening will be by Rev.
E. Z. Ellis of Danbury, who is wall-
known to locui Adventists. This con-
ference willbe followed by a series
of Evangeli l. meetings. In charge of
Rev.“ James‘ .‘Daiis‘.’ and some other
minister of theiconfsrence.
- mewavfron.
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Agents for The Ive I
Rowuyton, are Frodo lb LboltwoOd.
Elwood Iroadwsy and Charles Petty.
Orders sent to any of the above will
I on.
rocelu {TFL'WW ‘
Theirs is a. lull lin‘fiahing.
The farmers are getting busy.
i
Miss Mabel Raymond is the guest of
Miss Minnie Raymond, pcstmistrcss
of Rowayton. x ~ ..
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Harry Pepper gnve a concert and
recital. Wednesday,'ot his studio. Cha-
pel street. New Haven.
Emil Clo-she In: 7 int and Imperso-
actor. will give a ' re In the more.
ry Course tonight, i .the new library
IBIptist Church). 2 l’ ‘ .
lie-em Eleven: _ n ~Cuslihien have
finished ., painting“? Meier. ~lAtckey's
house, mini. and other buildings.
much to his satisfaction.
The tndn who hak been coca ying
Raymond Brothero' place in Brno side
hwmoved to Raymond street. Smith
Noi'llallt.
‘ , . Fr‘rcoe‘A. . trey has return-v
r “‘i m l" - was“
. ”vi. emu: sundry street.
tg’rm'IthzgsmIiW
about entering his award. Elbert Wood-
ward. in the military school In that
place.
The toll island brid was partly
turn it . roller-dancers ow Contractor
~ ‘wO‘O‘.
having a friendly race coming in the
1harbor. yesterday. when the throes
‘ eon! to thy 0f the above will receive
‘ TBOH‘IIIOLI. in N J
a seventy years of .
Out I 'I'lrod. Weary Ix-
him".
lays the Pro Motor, «it"l'lts Clifford
MILLION scouts.
Are pursuing
I
My
‘ ”Simply for the What of a little
strength and vitality“. said the propri-
etor-“of the Cliiford‘ armac , "there.
are millions of people in thI'e world.
and a large numb. r right here in
South Namath.“ ‘ *nre cranial
themselves around half dead and hair
alive, and it hardly seems to them
that life is worth‘llvlng.
fill-(want to say to every such person,
take Viuol, our delicious cod liver oil
preparation. which is not a patent
medicine. and you know what you are.
taking, as ever thing it contains is
printed on the ttle.
"Vinol contains in a highly concen-
trated form all of the curative, life-
giving elements of cod liver oil, with-
out,.a dtop of oil or grease to upset the
stomach. Viuol will purify and enrich
the blood, invigorate every organ in
the body and create strength as noth-
Ing else known iome‘dicinc can do;
“Mr. M. A. cassidy, it prominent ed-
ucator,.aud Supt. of Schools, Lexing-
ton, Ky., writes: 'After using dltfer-
ent tontcs and cod liver oil prepara.
tions on the market, I find Vinoi to be
far' superior to them all, 'and its
strengthening properties are truly re
inarkable. ' , ,
“Win01 has built up my system.
strengthened my nerves—411 fact, it'
has made a new man of me. enabling
me“ to take up my work with renewed
energy and vigor. and I heartily en~
dorse Vinol as the best cod liver oil
preparation and strength creator
knowni’ "
”We ask every weak or aged person
in South Norwalk, every person who
is run down, overvmrked, nervous or
debilitatedhand every one suffering
from severe colds, hanging-0n con he
and incipient consumption, to try in—
ol on our guarantee to build them up
and create strength and make life
worth living. Vinol will cost nothing
if It falls to give‘satisfaction; in such
cases we giVe back the money without
’I‘ed lape.‘ fl‘he Clifford Pharmacy.
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on through in order that It might. re-
build the trolley bridge.
w...”
Mrs. J. M. Wainstall, of New York.
was here yesterday, attending to the
details of the sale of her handsome
property at Contentment Island. Mrs.
Wamstall is now residing in New Ito-
cheile.
The Rev; E W. Bysche, and family
have moved to his new charge in flow
nylon. The members of his church
Were very sorry to have. him go.—~Wil-
ton correspondent of the Itidgelleld
Press.
The oyster steamers Kale C. Stev-
ens and William I. Stevens, both own-
ed by Captain William 1. Stevens. were
shaft on the Kate snapped in two. The
vessel was disabled, and was given as-
slsiance by her companion boat. She
is now undergoing repairs, which are
being made as rapidly as possible. as
this is the busy seeding season.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
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Agents for the Evenln Sentinel. in
Dorian. hrs Thaddeus oil, Arthur
Blouson, and Wallace liter-er. Orders
prompt attention.
Mrs. B, A. Seely was in Norwalk
Wednesday.
n...
The society of the M. E. Church.
Rowayton, Is well pleased with the
new pastor. Mr. Bysohe.
Willard Mackay of New York. has
been spending a few days with friends
iere.
'Sylvanii'is Ileckwith. who died Tues-
day at, the Soldiers' heme. was buried
at Spring Grove cemetery.
. “I“
Will and Harry Havens of ,iboway-
ton to this it... for a visit. with their
mother. Mrs. Havens. of Monmouth.
l
RepresentaIIVe Cave and wife of Dar
rlcn. spent a few days last Week in
Farm gville, Ridgefiolii. with Mr. and
Mrs. illiam H. Benedict.
New York are the guests this week of
,1». and .‘Mrs. Heckler and family at
Wiwayton.
Edward Vincent and Harry Pepper
of Rowayton are painting their houses.
Mr. Scott. is building a veranda on the
Pepper place. .
Mrs. Henry Whitney and Mitts Jen»
nie scott returned Wednesday from
their New Haven visit with Rev. W. F,
Dickermsn and family.
Mrs. A. M. Woods and Mia Heart-
ctte‘ Woods of {Washington wt 1 arrive
this wdult for a visit with In. Wilson
JEvet-ything In the grocery lino
fresh at Street'n (lash Grocery.
iss Lillian Boll. of Quincy. Ill. and a
' oli- own wrl r. ’hll taken a sutu-
or omd‘Jh‘ ,, vo- eti'eot. Btlmr
"“5. A l" e t” .
w. of Newton
.. s. w... ... Awwmmhmi.uw mmw “was“. .4...
Phonneoy lin wfor tho Went .
def a .Iit'tie a? rziilth; and Visa .l N m“
. 0 -
Mrs, I3. 8. Allen .is-
in Brooklyn. ..
‘ 'Miu Maude Coley visited Miss Ham-
Ilton in Norwalk. Tuesday.
Mrsfd, B. Haeklby and daughter of '
and daughter. Miss Margaret Wilson Ll
, of Nowaytou.
Mrs. Fells A. Iul
in New Y —, , or Buy. Mrs.
' new: Winchell on
three weeks. Hie. also occurred
in New York. Mr. ulgrew was about
W
Principal W. 0.
on entertainment
Jr'fl. ' mond's pile-driver to be tat».
at the sonic, it eth
Little Kati
with spotted
took part in
We “till.
_ church, Mr. Perry gave a reading e
—m
It] ”ONCE!" I
There have been number of coma
plaints recently with regard to auto
_ bites speedlu rtbroiig‘b the 'town.
. _ had narrow“-
cupes from beihg'stl‘uck by them and
it. is probable thatlliiome action will
be taken by the authorities to enforce
the speed laws‘ tidal summer.
,. . ..
Fred Smith. son of Hanford Smith.
while at work oniimprovaments on the v
.5' Raymond residence. this week. step-u .
pea fcute 'r‘ilisty astillswhich constraint:
h e 00 an cause such a wouudt a -
required a surgeon’s care. I The "d" pink,
has been confined to the hours since. .
but the doctor'hoxies to prevent new
manent injury to the foot.
. The Hartwrigbt greenhouse. Nero-
ton Heights, contains.
line varieties of carnations, two seedc
lings of unusual promise and exceed-
ing beauty, propagated from
perity" and "Gomez" by Mr. Hart~
In one of the colors of "Proa-
perity" are reversed. white shadings.
and flecks appearing upon a ground
color of Lawson pink. The other has
the color of “Gomez." a deep, glowing
crimson, with the unusual
“Prosperity; and the wonderful fro;
grance of the white “McGowan.“ The
carnationg areas you unnamed, but
the latter is considered worthy of
bearing the name or
wright." The noted carnationlst, Pear-
son of Tarrytown on the Hudson. has
offered him 31 each for all the plants
Mr. Eartwrlght'will send him, reach-
ing up Into the thousands. Mr. Hart-
wright is not anxious to sell this sea-
-—“Cure the‘ cough and save the
Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup
cures coughs and colds, down to the
very verge of consumption.
WESTPOR‘I‘
Agents for the Evening Sentinel. In
Wutport. are 8. Diplovannl and Wm.
E. Nash. Orders centre either of the
above will receive prompt attention.
Dr, Bernarily of Hastings, N. Y.. has
been visiting in town.
D. W, Morris and wife are soon to
leave town.
Miss May Elwood is home from a
visit with friends In Bridgeiort.
Rev, J. E. Coley of Hamden, is visit-
Mlss Emma Slover, of Waterville. is
the guest of friends here.
i
Mrs. E Holly, of Danbury, has been
the guest. of Mrs. W. 1.. Taylor.
Col. William Don he, of Hartford.
has been visiting in own.
h C.’ Billings is entertaining friends
from Brooklyn N. Y.‘
i
Miss'iiaiiie Holhtias, of Stratford.
spent Tuesday with friends here.
Miss Josie Kecler, of Brooklyn, N.
Y., is a guest at the
home of Mrs. J.
E. Keeler. . -
here.
Rev. Jabez Backus has been spend~
ing some days
household effects for removal to his
new parish in New Jersey.
Ed, Thomas Wednesday proceeded
to Bridgeport where he. with his litan-
cee. Miss Julia Hackctt.
marriage license and report has It they
were wed there last. night.
is one of the well-known employee of
the trolley company. He stole a march
on his friends, but the accounting is
to come. And there is no question but
when the boys start out to keep time
honored custom here. of whooping 'er
up for tire happy couple. the tin pan
brigade and the gaaoo orchestra will
be. heard from Sacco brid e to the Nor-
waik line. They are we ting now for
the return to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas.
cannausv.
visiting relatives
1
Mr. and Mrs. 'll‘rank Gregory spent
Saturday in Bridgeport.
1' Malcolm Bkciue visited several days
last week in Daubury.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
John Warren, Tuesday.
W. H. Sherwood is moving Iqu his
new house this week.
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Mrs. Ritter is entertaining her moth-
er from Mug island.
a
Misti Mamie Campbell. of Dorian.
visited her friends over Sunday.
James Campbell, at Boston.
last week here with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. James Campbell.
Mrs. Chester Coley and Min Katie
ttengcr spent Monday in Bridge-
. Miss Edna Dyingvon, of Not-walk.
was a recent guest of Miss Pansy Wii~
Mrs. Arthur Hoyt Bogus. formerly ,
Mm
E Mr. and Mrs. fled-Buttery and ecu.
f Norwatk. spent Sunday with Mrs.
W .
t‘ Mrs Willsrdson.‘ot it bakes. vino .
her parents. Mr A
9. several days
re. ii.
week.
#3:” who is so
I slowly impure
no
a vocal solo, being accompanied by
Miss Teresa Hoyt.
Mr, Smith
among many
“Pros-
size of
“Ecru Hart- 1904
packing his
secured is
Thomas
spent
a a»
l...
L.
It giveit‘thc [dig in tubes that
neat. rounds eurance.
No air is, slowed to‘enter the
tube when filling. ' .
You can ha lo the paste quite
rou hly without getting the tubes
all ented up. -,
_ creamy paste
squeezes out easilyFaud gives that
delicate cleanly s ‘ ’ lion so much
desired by “Dainty Women.”
At fine drugglsts or by lnlII.I|IIl|I price.
JENNINGS COMPANY,
LAIOIIANIY. Owner-our. N. Y.
Wm, .- - .-
SQUASHVILLE JOTTINGB.
Jabes Fisher is repairing the roof of
his woodshed. He pulled most of the
shingles out to use on his son.
Our volunteer weather observer Bil-
lions says that there.were as many
warm days last year as this, if not
more. He states that 1905 not being
a leap year, will he 'a day shorter than
. . to“.
Jess Par: had an unusual adventure
the other day. He dug some earth-
worms to use for bait and left some
of them home..when 9 went fishing.
The hired girl though athey were eels
and fried them for dinner. Naturally
Jess was not very . pleased to find
his belt wasted that ay.
Charlie Jones is on the sick list. His
father, old Seth Jones. used to be
a great band at getting on the sick
list, but luckily he. died seven years
ago..two years before Charlie was
An error was unintentionally prim-
ed In these columns yesterday, which
In justice to those concerned we be-
lieve should be rectified. It was not
Nib Vincent's wife who eloped with
Earl Hart, it was Nib‘s sister.
Bill Wilson says he has changed
the name of his now Jersey cult froth
Sadie to Peel. Bill states he was mis-
taken In the animal.
Old Mag Connors says a. bran mash
Douitice is excellent for carache. but
the bran is liable to clog the ear slight-
ly for a few days. ‘
Some miscreant left“ meat sprinkled
with Paris Green on Bill Smith's stoop
to poison his valuable Irish setter last
night. Fortunately the family out ate
it and so no damage was done.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Purdee take this
occasion to unnounca the engagement
of their daughter Abigail Iluldah Pun
ties to Simon Lucifer Borum of B0-
rum's Corners. Gossip says that the
happy young couple have been settin’
up and koepin' company for some time.
The wedding will take place January
31. On the moneyino'on the young couv
pie“ will drive to New York in Mr.
Purdee's new buggyiiby way of Sean-
tic. Rattlesnake Hill and Tunxis Post-
ofiice. making short stops at Uncas
Grace. Yashltwangunwlclt and Nutty
Plains. ,
The opening of a saloon in East
Haddam recently. was celebrated with
free drinks to suchan extent that.
before morning nearly the whole town
of Haddam was intoxicated. From
present indications. judging from the
quality of the booze. it will not be long
before the town banish: again. ‘
At the race track...8uuashvlile Fair
grounds. Ebeneaer. Greenbottom‘s
blooded mare "Al 8 th" established a
new record for She gun county, do-
ing the first half mile handily in
2:16%.
A big white automobile passed
through here yesterday. filled with
young ladies and gents. The girls were
all eating pink pop com. This In said
to be all the rage in the New Haven
s‘tnart sot. Squashvlllc belles take no-
t 08.
From the last census, Squashville
may proudly proclaim itself the larg-
est town within two miles of Its rd-
ere. ,It has a population of a ven
women, two men. thirteen cows and
a woodpussy greater than Bedding. its
nearest competitor. The census man
met a skunk accidentally, but the
pesky animal Insistod upon being to
membered in the record.
Old motherifiproute is on the sick
list. She is very low. the legs to her
bed having given away.
Hen Jennings is contemplating the
erection of a nucleus lamp 1!! from
of his residence. so he can see where
night from the city. last Wednesday
Hen stayed all night at the Widow
Sporty? by mistake.
PAINTI.
ingenious .
‘ u mun noon.
NORWALK.
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«Decorating Win charge or
era-norm
' ‘ or «my»: 3*
J! 0
Our Ipoolo‘lty Is
mattresses WORK.
_ let-to Work cheep.
r.
to go when he comes back late at
Wall Papers.
interior Decorations and House Points
lionilt Botticelli.
«commuter.
2 1%..
, e
IT-wIP tr BAKES IN, em 40 MIN-
urse. you can. igawavs" BAKE
‘THAT CAKE (IN THE ems KIND
OPd‘PAN) IN 40 Minutes. AND rr
WILL Atwavs es 1,. non: .iuar
'i'fiHT- . r ‘- . 1. as:
By the Way
IT'S THE BEST TIME IN THE YEAR
TO PIPE YOUR HOUSE.
Estimates cheerfully Given
loin. li’yiligiiigh
'Phonecl."
The Time
tcr and
ewmmmm -
Has Come 3%
when your lawn will need looking af- -:
NTINEL, ..
F'IELD SELLS '
INSURANCE.
ENDOWMENTB PRINCIPALLY. -
in: use. p
3 [cm put off until tomorrow tit!
duty oftoday.
Office. United Bank Building.
. ,. South Norwaik, Conn. .
your... ens—e.
Fill-Sh" FISII
WEAKF‘ISH .....................'10c
FRESH HERRING. . . . . . . .5 lbs for 250
FUA’PFISH 5 lbs. for 250
NORTH RIVER AND CONNEC-
TICU’I‘ RIVER SHAD.
I"
HALIBUT 120
BTEA‘KCOI’) ..... ................ 12c
EELS ......... 10c: 3 Hill. for 25c
SMELTS .............. 12c and 15c
BLUEFISH .120
PIKE ..... I ...................... 10c
LONG ANI‘) ROUND CLAMB...
30c per qt.
THE PEOPLE’S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
OAPT. CHARLES DUCROOO, Prep.
South Norwalk.
.s..............
Get That Bicuclc
~ out of the attic; look It over. -
If It isn‘t a NATIONAL “owep” I:
It, for one; or let us tune It up --
to run “something like in NA- 12
-; TIONAL."
Bargains In Tirol.
Don't: forget the Guaranteed 1:
Gas Mantle. "
I H.R.BULKLEV.
52 80. MAIN ST.
A VICTORY BALL BEARING LAWN
MOWER
will keep it down better titan any oth-
er. it has four blaiics with a double
steel ratchet to drIVo. them.
adjustment is perfect.
them over.
And the
Call and look
”I‘Grcut’s' Restaurant H
88 North Main Street. South Net-walk.
DEBT PLACE IN TOWN TO GET
10 AND 15 CENT LUNCHES; REGU-
LAR DINNER, 25 CENTS; 21 MEALS
FOR ”.50. ‘
ALL HOME MADE BAKERY.
F.S.BANKS
Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractor
IOTIHATEO OWEN FOR JOI-
IINO. BUILDING OF NEW AND RE-
MODELING OF OLD STRUCTURES.
IN OR OUT-OF-TOWN ORDER! BY
MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
—RlOIDENOI-
7. MAIN OTRIIT. NORWAY-K
, ‘I'Nl
oourii tichALK. court.
onaautzso 1m.
wmi
mun: 3100.0”.00
lamina. 8100.000.00
Nor Helm. 360000.00
' Collolh ”unto of lndlviduole. uten-
ufeotu merchants and corporal!”
upon 0 seroto-
EDWIN N. MATHIWION. PM
JOHN H. KNAPPwloo-m
IAOOI Us LA ON. Min.
DIRIOTORO.
I. Nilm
John N. '
.Ieltn it. Keep Us!
Nancy m
J all n. Mervin “MMW
hrlotlsn MRI .1. Wells Marvin
Fred. H. lowln.
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trauma.
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HOT Wlflfli .
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Th. M Inn. W”
.. and Zinc.
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litii Piper Talk
1'47. __ up“.
PLUMBING 'AND ITIAI
HEATING. ..
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT ’AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANOII.
ILATE AND TIN ROOFINI.
One and Mount Fitting,
Ono Fixtures. Metal Coiling. Ito.
- i'z‘x'éh’fi'o'r'i'fi lik's‘l’é'afi'r
ChafIOS E. DOW, ran JONES a newsman
. ““me 11 WALL gréfiArNtzlonwam.
m WAIHINOTON "nan. ' '
Phone 143-0. " « - - . —- ~~-="—~—~
Selecting Wall Paper is largely a
matter of taste. We have everything
in color, design and grade. .We will
aid you in making selections that will
harmonise with your other interior
decoration. 4
TO ORDER.
I.”
Window shades and picture frames.
OPECIAL'.
Cloth Window Shades. with fringe.
25c. White and Brass Curtain Poles,
10°. . i
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Painter's supplies. Crockery. Glass-
ware. etc. , . i . ,
Painting and Paper Hanging.
l. H. linker,
87 WASHINGTON STREET.
South Not-walk. Conn.
Telephone Connection.
M15
Junkies Bromine
' and
IAILOOK mum's
one-M in ms.
' IOLO mo saves rumo-
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Hmflmumm
UNION
.ch m.“ a..." “a..."
J “Wot: allotted. '
'IHIE EMMcKIBBflV
summer. menswear.
so me sum 3......
' quiet.
1 city.
oxen ism j
a cane Milk 260
’3 plinflrape Nuts ..,............. 25c
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a‘pk‘imslnl IO'UOI:OIOD"OOOI.O ”5“.“
.3 DESI. Pancake “‘0‘“- .:OOIUI!II‘; 2“
2 pkgs. n-o Oatmeal 28o
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I4 COTTAGE mum
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
liiroat. Nose and Ear.
'Any ‘ diseased condition of the ‘
Throat. Nose or Ear successfully and
scientifically treated and cured ,by the
latest and most improved methods and
remedies. Now installed at 66 South
Main street, and any calling will be
given consultation and examination .
free.'by a specialist who has been con-
nected with the New York Hospital.
WAGE WORKERB' HOSP. OOOIETY, .
Branch, 66 So. Main St.
Treatment hours, 8-10, 1-4, 7-8. ‘.
HOTEL VICTORIA
coauen RAILROAD avenue AND
. mouse: eraser. . _
New! furnished throughout. Molt
:1 gamfort bio and up-to-date hotel in the
' Y.
Electricity and heat: in over!
room. Bathe in connection.
fect sanitation. Rooms excellently
appointed. Always comfortable.an:
. u l the
Cafe carrying a full line of 'Acler-
Merrill and Condit’l wines, liquor!
and cigars. Beet stocked bar in the
. tau
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Only a few years ago Iii was consid«
ered good form to oncale the sink in
wood, thereby concealing the trap.
making it inaccessible and offering a
place for the collection of filth and
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If this Condition exists In your woun-
hold, let us comedy the trouble by In-
stalling : snowy white “standard" Poro
colaln Enameled Kitchen Sink. Our
work II satisfactory and prices right.
Horace R. Nash.
CORNER MAIN AND WEST 8T8,
Bouth Norwaik. Conn.
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Paper.
Our Itockof newgoofloluot‘l
is a little largorthenovor belch.
Wodderiul how low you can
buy nice goods here. You know
wedotheworklnthovorybcfl
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We have taken a goo?! mill!
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures.“
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We try to any In Itooi (very-
, thing you need for the mac
of your house inside or out.
E. E.
Gotham. -
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