: areapm‘ ' a. tor will tell you. whyhopree scribes“ it , for thin blood. weak of the Bedtlnel, a letter box has been placedon the bridge In front of the shop of William R. Gilbert. items for publication are collected dolly. They should be signed by the writer as an evidence of good faith. Miss Minnie li‘erria is visiting friends in Woodbury. Conn. Abe Show has taken a position Ian an engineer at Wilson's Point. . t “' Rev, James W. Davlsvwill prcnch tomorrow at. both services In the Ad- vent Christian Church. East Norwaik was almoat dopopu- lated lat-it night on account of the circus In South Norwaik_ Howard Benedict. who recently rc- , ceived quite a had fall from. ills bicy- cle, is getting along nicely. The regular weekly Loyal Workcrs‘ meeting will be held tomorrow cvcn— ing at 6:15. in tho Advont Church, A portion of the Elis loo IiotlSo on Senvicw avenue has boon turn down and will be replaced with new con~ strut-tion, Mrs. Charlos R. Baker has roturn- ed to hot‘ hoinc in Now York, al‘icr a visit with hor parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Smith. ' Mrs. Dwight Spauiding. of lictts plncc. has boon callcd to Lebanon, t‘t.. bccauso of the serious illncss Ui licr niece with appendicitis. Tho mocling of tho Junior Band was lot] by Albcrt. \‘oorhccs. last night. 'l‘hc nit-cling Wits a wry in- tercsiing onc. and tho best of tho soar. non. Rev. Edward thinninghum guvo' a line talk to tho boys. 'i‘hc (iroscont Laundry to soon to bogin tho installation oi‘ a largo man- gic. which will be built for tho laun- dry by tho (‘raw Laundry Machinc Company, of South Norwaiit. 'l‘hc mauglc whcn compictcd will wciuh about thrco tons and will bu one of thc lincsl in the country. 'i‘horo will ho a union mcctlug to- morrow of the Epworth Longucs and tho Junior Iicngtiors of tho Molho- dls’t ' tihurch.’ "'l‘llo‘ “aubjoct \viil bc “Growing l'p for God.” The mcct- lug will llt‘ tiltticl‘ tho II'IIIII'i‘HIIIII of Miss lilthcl I’armuioo and proniist-s to ho a most inlorcsting one. it is now,oxpcctod by tho I<‘. S. Wardwcil Company contractors, that the watcr piping will bc finishcd and thoroughly tot-nod, so that on Monday the connoction may bc madc and tho people. of East Norwnlk may then bc given an odoquntc supply of water frec‘from tho dangcr of having it cut off by boats at ilily moment. Tho. Fourth (lrndc of the hitch School tlclcnt.t.-d the (‘ruscont .Iuniors yesterday with a scoro of It to it. 'I‘llc lineup of tho lt‘ourth (iradc follows: liarry Idvnuoski, loll ilcld: Vincunt. (‘ostcllo. ccntcr lit-Id; Will CHI-icy. right iicid; Jumps Cunningham, first base; T'acy Clark: second base; Les- ter Hughes, third busc: Earl It‘d— monds, shortstop: Leroy Morrison. pitcher; Paul Bartram. ratchet. The 0, N. C. baseball loam dcl‘ont- ed the Morning Stars of Not-walk, yes— tcrday afternoon. on tho chko lot. 'i‘hird avenue. by gnome of ii to 4. In a live-inning co list. Thu lineup of the teams was as follows: 0. N. (l.-A. iirown. if.: N. Slut-Roy. 2b.; R. 'l‘ato, 1b.; it. lilt'y. 3b.; A, iiouton. ri'.; T. Skidmore. up; l.. Dugnn. ct.; 1t}. Eldridge, p.; 'iuttlc, c. Stars—— Hoakinu. c.; Basin. 1).: Hyatt, 1b.; (trough, 2b.;.Cavanagh, an; Osborn. rt; Gehrmnn. cl.; Hoff. 3b.; Mathels. f. . . 3’. A vory pleasant occasion took place at tho Marvin School, yesterday at'tcr- noun. when the scholars of tho kin- tioruarton tondorud a surprise to their tcnclicra. Miss liclonu A. Mitchell and Miss Norma Shcrcr. it appcars that tho scholars. with the consent of Principal It}. ll, Guinbnrt, had hccn planning thc ovcnt for over a chk. but did not let an inkling roach tho tunchcrn. Artur noon the little ouch ,uppourrd at the school lotion down with relroshmontu. and each toachcr who presented with a magnificent ban- ket of fruit and handsome bouquet of flowers. , When the teachers recov- ered from their surprise they thnnltcd thrift pupils. and all participated In the hurry affair: In making the presenta- tion to the teachers one of "the echoi- arbromarked that it was in apprecia- tion «the many favors shown and in- terbst lichen in the classes since tho coitimohdemeht of the term Inst fall. .. ‘ _‘.. 1.?» ‘W- Newton East Norwnlk women will pinbb‘ their shoes union “the clock , they mum at night. That ii new to be a re her: ecultar to incarnate iron] at a community. but it‘llgtiliminti 3m insure as late. The Nubia In scisfoilowa: This morning a certain v f well-known man. who probably ' 4‘ Id not like to hnvn hin name mun» :? drone In the early sunlight and rind to dress. Ila I‘Ofit'uttlldnlce- 1y li’ntll he came to h n shuns. When Ith’fput his left shoe on n, Wont on , i ll which had sought refuge thoroh’rhat is why. Tlhruafter. the ladies will all put their shock and stockings upon the clock when they retirc tor the night. - ROWAYTON. Agents for The Evening Sentinel, in Rowayton. sre Frederick LocltwoOd. Elw°od Broadway and Charles Petty. Orders sent to any of the above will receive prompt attention. Gordon Ixickwooduof Rowayton avo- uuo. has another bad attack of astha- ma. Mrs.‘Mnry E. Gaylor, of New York city. in visiting her son, J. Arthur Gay- ior. oi the West Side. Mr. and Mrs. William Pinknoy, ol Itowayton nvouuc, have rcturned from a visit in Now York city. .iohn Collin, of this place, has tnkcn a position in the Consolidated rail- road company‘s freight yard in Stalli- lord. ‘ Mrs. Hannah Dibble is having the coltngc occupied by Mr. and Mrs. A. .i. Owcnu, of Rowayton avenue, repaint- otl. Miss Florcncc Raymond, of Green- licid iliii. is homc at. tho. rcnldoncc on tho Doricn road, to remain ovor Stin- (lay. Edwin L. Slcvous has compiciod tho work of painting and papcring tho In- lcrlor oi‘ Captdin William I. Stevens" rosidonco in ltownylon avenue. Edward id. (lorham. the East. Non walk painlor, has it largo force. of mcn ,nt work on tho rcsidcnccs of Harry l’oppcr and Sponccr Horton, in Howdy- ton avouuo. both places boing exlcn- slvoly improved. Mrs. Nollit‘ itnymond has iltntio great improvcmcnts about hor propor- t_.’ in Itayinond slroot. 'l‘ho oxlcosivo town has boon gradotl. and now rctuitr Int: wall and line not of ntono stops constrtn-ch in front ol‘ tho promiscs. ltowaylon Methodist. Episcopal Church, RI‘V. It). W. llysho, pastor ~ t‘lnns moctinu. Sunday, half. a. in: morning scrvico, ltlzliti u, m.; Sunday school. 1130 p. in.; i'lpworlh honour. tibia p.‘ m.; ovoning til‘l‘\'lt'tt_ 7::lo p. in. Topic for the morning. sormon. 'l‘hc (‘ominu of tho Kingdom. 'l‘opic for tho cvcuing normon, Through tho l’rison to the Throne. l’rayor "1ch- lug, 'l‘hursday cvoniug, 7:30 p. m. All are cordially invited. (‘tulrnd Tilllo, of Rmvayton. ouginccr on Charles W. Bells oystcr schoonct Molllc. who was sovorcly iniumd whilo tlrcduing pour Rowuylon. lust. Satur» day. and who was thought. to nut.» had a l’rnclnrcd skull, is impro'vinu rapidly. and Dr. Avery, his physician. stalcs that ho. will rocovor. ills skull was dccply lncoratcd by tho sunpplni: of a. loin: chain on tho drcduc which \vlilppod around ovcr tho cog-whocls and follod him with a blow over tho bond. South Norwaik Baptist Church. ltov. II. II. thirpcutor. pastor—wiltifi a. nu. pruycr mociiuu; 10:30 a. m., rog— ular scrvlco: llic pastor will prourh from tho topic "Sanctlllcalion": i2 m.. lllblo school: 4 p, "1.. Junior ti. 1%.: 6:30 p. 111., Young l'coplc's illi‘t'lliiizi 7:30 p, m._ rcgnlur scrvicc; topic oi sormon. “Idfc‘s chnllonn, or Evcry- day Religion"; bupllam will follow tho ’acrmon. Music: Morning—~Anlhem. "Slug Alloiujah,“ lluck; ollortory solo, ”A IJroam of i‘arndiac," Ii, (tray. I‘lvouiugwAnlhcm. "God So liovcd Ihr World," it‘iuria: oll‘crtol'i’. "Hark! Hark My Soul.” DARIEN AND NOROTON. Agents for the Evening Sentinel, in Darlen. are Arthur Blaueon. and Wal- lace Sherer. Orders sent to either DI the above will receive Prompt atten. tion. ~ ,Miss Elliot \Vlltnol, of Ox Ridge. In critically ill with pnoninonln. W Harry SI rocl spout In New York. yesterday. Waiter iiiuni was a visitor in Stain- ford. ’l‘burudny. 'i‘ho conccrt and uuppor hold last. 'i'ucndny t-vcning under the aunplocu of tho innilcn' ‘Ald t-locioly of the M. iii. WW HIDDEN DANOIRB. Nsturo Gives Timely Wernlnps That No 80th Norws k Oltlren Can Afford to Ignore. DANGER SIGNAL; NO. 1 comics from tho iddncy secretions. They will warn you when tho kidney! are,aick. Well kidnoys cxcrcto it clear. 0.th fluid. Sick kldnuyn send out a thin. pulp and foamy, or thick. red. ill-amen. inn urlnc, lull of sediment anti lrrogu- tar of passage. ‘ DANGER SIGNAL NO. 3 comes from tho intuit. . Back palm. dull and heavy. or sharp and acute, tell you of sick kidneys and warn you of the com- ing of dropny. diabetes and Bright's disease. Dunn‘s Kidney Pills cure nick kidneys and cure them perina- nentl . Here's South Norwnlk proof: WI item Acker. [of 10 (love street. employed in the Norwath Lock Omar pan , says: "i was stuttering from an, ttnck of backache, and my attun- tlmi Wan directed to Dunn‘s Kidnuy Pills. i got a box at Plaintod'u drug store and took the contents as the di- rections indicated. They aotcd promptly and radically. Dunn's Kid. W... . i church was a decided success both so- cially and financially. Many thanks to all who assisted in i‘nakinz‘lt illicit. William Hopkins has taken a posi- _tion on tho his estate of John D. Crim- mins. at Coilendcr's Point. M , Quito a delegation of Dorian people attended the circus in South Norwalk yesterday. George Stevens has secured a posi- tlon at Coiiendcr'a Point tor the num- nioi'. m wNice fresh stock of Canned Pena. Street‘s Cash Grocery. Our townspeople am asking why there have boon no electric lights tun dor the Main airoot bridge for‘several nvcninxn this week. One woman had a. foil there. and such accidents are vory likely to occur if the. place is not lighted. A cargo of cut stout arrived year tcrday at John Shorm Hoyt‘s place, where. it. will be used In tho construc- tion of n breakwater. The l". S. Warti- wcli Company, of Stamford, In doing tho construction work and almost all of it will be done by a diver. Daricn Methodist. Episcopal Church. George ’1‘. it‘rooinan. pastor—At. tho morning scrvico, tomorrow, the pan. tor will preach on the topic. A Din- ner by the Son. and in tho cvoning at 7:30 the subject will be A Short. Creed. You are cordially invited to attend the services Tho i.ndlos‘ Friday Afternoon Club of Darion has decided Ii) do some in’ Inge improving. This first improve.- mcnt will be the Installation of a num- her of strcot lamps. To raise funds for that cud a series of parlor cntor- tuinmcnts will be glvon. 'i‘ho lirst will be bold next 'i‘uonduy cvoninu at tho rosidcnco of Mrs. G. H. Noxou. . ...... Thursday night Frank Waitc, who is in tho cmploy ol' ilr. Ncilson, was at:- rcstcd by (‘nnstnbio Wilbur Baton on tho complaint of lir. .I. W. Avery. Dr. Avcry, it scouts, tclcphoncd that it would bc wcil to huvc Walto oxaminod in rcuard to his sanity. and il‘ ho was found to bc insano to placo him undor attcntion. It Wits said that ho had boon crcaling a disturbanco at his homo, which iod to this bclicf on tho part of lir. Avory. and ho in turn was mlsuudcrslood in talking ovor tho lclr ophono, Wuito was to all appcarant‘~ cs. as sano as nuyono, and (Il'aud .iuror I'lnuchy could iind no cause for his urrcsi. so Friday morninu ho was dis: charucd from custody. it is rumorcd that ho now intcnds to bring a civil suit against llr. Avcry, asking damn;- cs for l'nlsc imprisonmcnt. Waito is vcry indignant ovcr tho multcr. ......- WEST NORWALK. MrsNLnarlcs (Iron npcnl Thursday in lirldgoport. Mrs. Follnn is entertaining hor stator from New York. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ii‘rank \‘Vulicrs, this wuck. Miss Martha ilandford. and South Wilton, is visiting Mr. t‘hnrics John son. his birthday brothcr. I’l‘unlt Louis Gregory spout inst wcck with his tin-gory, of Stamford. Mr. and Mrs. (loorgo Starr, of Lon- don. spout a low days this wcok with tboir daunhtcr, Mrs. William Durham. 'i‘hoy sail Saturday for thclr homo in London, England. Mrs. (flora Soilock, wifo of Arthur St-iit-ck. dlod lust Saturday at hcr homo in Long Island. The ncws oi lit'I‘ dcutli wan rocoivod horc with tho dimpont regret. ’l‘bo rctnnins wcro bvonuhi to the. Union Chapel on Mon- day afternoon. Tho ltov. Edward Cun- ningham olllciaictl at tho burial scr- vicc, and tho Iulormcut was niadc in intito. Viow Cemetory, New Canaan. WHOOPING COUGH. This in a Very dangerous discasc un- iosn propcrly troutcd. Statistics show that. thcro aro more deaths from It. than from scarlet fever. All danger may be avoldod. howevor. by giving (limiubcrintu’n (‘ough itcinody. it llqullicn tho tough mucus. making It cantor to oxpectornle. keeps the cough Iooso. and makou tho paroxynmu of coughing long frequent and lens uevoro. it has been used In many I‘l‘iItlt‘IIIIt‘H of this diaeaap with pcrlact success. For solo by Sliliamri’owcli, Clifford Pharmacy. Zrilfuan Pharmacy. " WESTPORT. Agent. for th. Evening sentinel. In Westport. are e. Digiovsnni and Wm. E. Nash. Orders sent to either of the above will receive prompt attention. ...—...... 'i‘bomns Qululcy in In the employ of u Norwnlk concern. (ilurcncc. Miller anti wllo aro visiting friends at. Iiiunt Orange. N. J. WWW John Waltn and wife. of Hartford, havo been visiting triendanhcro. A now burn ls being built on tho prcmincn of Jennings Brothers, at the Farms. . Minn Idn '1‘. Lyon. of New York. was a mount visitor at. the home of her brother. Fred Lyon. “--....“ Trinity Sunday school in to give an entertainment in the Sunday school room. Wednondny night. Representative Joseph G. Hyatt re- mained In Hartford over night. owing to committee business. ......»m hi. 'I‘. Bedlord, with his proverbial llburniity. has Moved to defray the caucuses for lmprot'ementn to the Greens Farms school. .....- 'I‘hc tax collector In altar delinquent. dint tax payers and promiaes to act. .‘QIQQIY. INI- the ”SM mic dill "Ill nay Pills are it lino malady for back. F3 :ttt, well and he experienced cow echo and kidney complaint." in antiwar in author it on. ; on; arts by all doctors. Price to 1 who are?“ to be a trance och transnational no. Ihiifslo. ~ .fl.i.&mgva£ . egg little»: mlDIAJHMI tor. the United mm delta in the . Elma ‘. f ... nit n..-..~.~.rr W l < _ . , >1 .w” A,“ ,, “M D“ ”Mimi“ .. , ,fl‘l , i '~ body with all owncru oi dog» who here not settled up by the limit of June. Mn“, . ‘ DR. . plulnus curiae 'oustlputlon and wunkuoum . . MM " '1 1 KEN’N DV' .1” w lel to Take. Power“! to Can. And Welcome In Every [Iona KIOIIE Mill .LIVEII 000! Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy is adopted to III ages and both noxo». ali‘onhng purmlmuiil. m- licf in all cuties caused by impurity oftbc blood. Iut‘h its Kltlue . manner iind Livor Coma pocuilur to women. It proves successful in cases where all nthcr medi- cines have totally failed. No Ulifitll't'rdilould deslpnir as long as this remedy is untricd. It has an un Iro- iron record or portion for 0va ill) yum. and bill wan hosts of warm fricudn. Are you enduring from anydlefaen traceable to connect! mentioned? if so. It . Kennedy I'IIII stoked his personal and professional reputation on the statement that Favorite Remedy will do you gum Sour] for a from trial bottle and bonklnt con- taining valuable medical advice on the treatment of vurlouii diseases. Write also for an "Eiiuy Tool" for finding out if you have kidnry dieuuec. Addrcel Dr. David Kunnndy'u Hons. Handout, N. Y. [IE EMBER' the full nninc in Dr. David Kun- nedv'e AVOItI'l it lth:hllll)\'.1iiittltint Itontlout. N. Y..nud the price in Ilium (alt bouimt 55.00) at. all drupulsln in the United blulcr. Canada and foreign countries. . For sale by Platner a. Bradley. 80th Norwaik. lrcntod in this way and arc on the look out for tho oi‘l’cndt-r with promise that if he is caught he will ho treated to a dose of his own medicine. Thursday night. the Roy. Norton do- livorcd an Intorosling Iocturo in tho Grccns Farms Congregational Church, and tho uttondunro from this sot-lion of tho town was largo. Mrs. iiarry Kirk diod at hor homo in tho Farms, Woducsdny, after u. long lllltt‘ss, Icaving imidos her husband. a baby girl. ’I‘bo dcccuscd dicd from blood poisoning, i‘oilowlng child birth and in spiic of all lhc caro possible the i'utoliiy could not bo nvcrlod. Silo was Miss Mills. of this piacc. and had boon inarrlcd but. a your. A popular and charming young woman. silo lcnvcs boilind only tho swoolosl ro- (‘Ollt't‘illilhi of horscii‘ and many friends to mourn bcr loss. li‘tlncrnl St‘i‘Vll‘t,‘s will im hold this nl‘tornoon from licr ialc honic. .. ...... u .4 A rum. Lilli! ...: M mmwm ‘ Refrigerators Garden Hose Ice Cream Freezers Lawn Mowers, AND oENERAL SPRING 'AND SUM- MER Goons or THE BEST QUALI- TV. in a in iOlYOIilFIIIOIS Charles E. Dow, HARDWARE. 112 WASHINGTON STREET. Phone 143-6. FRANK C. VAN SCOY. PLUMBING, STEAM, HOT WATER, AND GAS FITTING. Tin, Shoot Iron. Copper and Zinc. so South Main Street. Telephone, 137—3. South Norwalk, Conn. NOTES OF THE SEASHORE A family from linuhury arrlvcd last night lti occupy tho liuil collagc, at Iiollo Island, for st mo illnc. It. i.. ir‘ostcr, ol‘ Itanliury, was it visl. tor in South Nornaik and ilcilu island. yosicrduy. Ito is it. sun of IIIL‘ into ’I‘imothy ll. F‘oslcl‘. Janitor Edward tittstal'son Is trotting Ibo Nurwnlk Yllchl t‘.lub housc, at Hickory liillff In rcaditloss for tho. op- ening ol‘ the podium, on Momorini iiny. Tho. ilont has boon placcd in position. Captain Thomas Smith having dono' considt-mblc work in rcplncim,r stakes torn up during,r thc winlcr. “Who was Joan of .\ic’." ankod thc U‘llt‘llt‘l' til a. small iuihii. “'i‘hc wlio of Nunh, who built lh.- ark," was thc ropiy Philadelphia in door. I“. nd ”Rolls! l'hr lm-IIMJW turn. by n l J 0". sun. Hump t.~m..t.~uul-.. sold 5. oil rout-u “bloke-In (”bowie-i (‘0‘, mm III! on.» Adlu- Iunurr I'IHLI. D" ...- ......en..-...... . .....4,_.......,.... CNICHIITIH'I that; to outrun ' r1 HAIR. Alwaysnflnbio .It m-ctltvumm lat CHILI! ."l‘l‘llt‘n‘ ENGLISH In RID WI "std met-um mm su'o.‘ with blue ribbon. Talus no other. Ill-nu: I'D-unnu- Iuhstlluunno and Inuit. “on. lid] of you mount or wall in. II for Particular» run—um. Automobile insurance. BOSTON INSURANCE CO. Capital $1,000,000. This (‘otnpnny writes a most liberal form of insurunco covoring tho car whcrovcr it may be in the United Slatcs or Canada, against. tire arising from any cause. oxplosion and light ning inclmiod—«also marine and trans- portation rinks—theft or pili‘crage, up on the most. favorable terms. Jacob M. Lauton. Agent. 5 Railroad Place. South Norwalk. Tel. 35—2. —“-—-t*‘ IT Have you seen it? the ' Crocker Fountain Pen is IT II“ 'You blow You blow You blow to empty to cloan II Don't blow to sell ‘ j Fills itself ; Feeds itself Writes itself. See \ 'i‘rl' Buy. You will like PRICES: 325051500450. $5.50. Fully Guaranteed. ‘ “ Manufactured by 8. I‘. bother l‘ul hairpin 79 Nassau 8t. I Some‘etliniildil‘fiiduli himself hero 1. , c turnout a. tilt meal ' uc'l' W .1 “In 3,. is” ~"._ 1 . 'lhhiiiutil‘iiuuatti t i resound: ,, “Hurry Up” End Get It LOTS OF COMFORT IN IT—COOK DELIGHTED, KITCHEN SPOTLESS. DINNER ON THE MINUTE! LET US CALL AND EXPLAIN. Postal Brings Representa- live tullll’ytiigillngh. Them 60. +MMWWM Grant 5 Restaurant 88 North Main Street. South Norwaik. BEST PLA IN TOWN TO GET 10 AND'15 CE T LUNCHESI REGU. LAR DINNER, 25 CENTS; 21 MEALS FOR $3.50. ALL HOME MADE BAKERY. r.s.BANKs Carpenter, Builder and General Contractor IOTIMATES GIVEN .FOR JOB- BING, BUILDING OF NEW AND HE.- MODELING OF OLD STRUCTURES. IN OR OUT~OF-TOWN ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. ~RE3IDENCE— 7. MAIN DTREIT. NORWALK cm tlili'ut BANK oouru NORWALK. cons. onmwzeo ms. . It,” ,, . must 3100.000.” “Milne. , mmms. renounce M ‘i““’litir‘r. 1's. doiloits «counter individbslr, mu. ufsoturers metabolite snl'oel'perstllns upon tentacle terms. EDWIN N. MATHIWOON Pres. ions R. RNA» Vile-rm. cout..u. My“... again. my, :4 '3' ... is,» “ Riot: as. A. I. .4. pang-ten «murmur G SENTINEL. GAS RANGE. 1 fluctuation 1 PM}! 030'“. 'Phone. 1392. Jenkins Bros. Valves Guiocit Picking Carried In Stock. GOLD'AND SILVER PLATING. lieu England Electric Motors. HaVe no superior. Can show them in operation. Repairs to Stationary and MI- rine Engines and General Mach- rine Work Solictted. THE G. N. McKIBBIN MFG. CO. 55 WATER 31'. so. NORWALK. FIELD sELLs INSURANCE. ENDOWMENTS PRINCIPALLY. LIFE ALso. on't put off until tomorrow the duty of today. Office, United Bank Building, South Nor-walk, Conn. Telephone 363—5. “— Fresh lid 4 LBS. FOR 52c PORGIES. :FLATFISH. 6c LB. ‘EELS, 12c LB. STEAK coo, 10c LB. BLUEFISH, 10c LB. WEAKFISH, 8:: LB. LARGE FRESH MACKEREL, 25c each CONN. RIVER ROE SHAD, 14c LB. BUCK SHAD, 10c LB. ALL OTHER KINDS OF FISH AT REASONABLE PRICES. THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER . MARKET. Old Salvation Army Buildinl. East End of Washington Street Bridge CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSB, Prop. South Norwaik. IIIII.I.II.I.IIIIII.II Ge Thai Bicncle out of the attic; look It over. If it Isn't a NATIONAL "swap” it for one; or let us tune It up to run “something like R NA- TIONAL." Bargains in Tired. Don't forget the Guaranteed Gas Mantle. ' ‘ , H.R.BULKLEY, . . . . . . . . In I ... I.l I.I.l I -,I II 1847. x PLUMBING ‘AND STIR)! HEATING. HOT WATER HEATING. HOT AIR HEATING. OTOVEs AND RANOII. ILATE AND TIN ROOFINI. Gas and Steam Fitting, Fixtures, mun Coiling. Have you seen our stock of RICHMOND RANGES? THE JONES & HOTCHKISS COMPANY, 17 WALL OTREET. NOIWALK. 0pc Ito. lllall a... Tali. Selecting-Wall Paper Is luréety a matter of taste. We have everything in color, design cud grade. .We will aid you in making selections that Will harmonize with your other Interior decorations. TO ORDER. Window shatte- Ind picture tremor, IPEOIAL. ,2 [id Cloth Window Shades. with 1409!! 250. White and Brass Curtnirfizxegi 250 SPECIALS B “n.‘Muk suso'p‘sse'oseesosssoseus 85° 2 pkxe. Grape Nuts ............... idle ‘ 8 phgn. Currants ................. 250 3 virus Raisins ................... lilo a pity. Pancake Flour ..........¢ 35a 2 pkgfi. H‘O 030111831 ,osssseosssss 25° A. STULL I4 COTTAGE 'AVENUE. ‘ EAST NORWALK. CONN. ' CLEANnNESS” is a necessity of perfect Health and an essential element of Happiness. To prevent sickness and enjoy the comforts of life you should equip your sleeping apartment or dressing cham. here with a snowy white, one-piece “Standard" Porcelain Enameled Lava- tory and have running hot and cold water as desired at your touch. We have samples in our showroom and will gladly quote you prices. Horace R. Nash, CORNER MAIN AND WEST STS., South Norwaik, Corm. throat. Nose and Ear. ‘. V!" ".9 ‘ 'Any diseased condition of the Throat. Nose or Ear successfully and scientifically treated and cured by the latest anti most improved methods and remedies. Now installed at 66 South Main street.~ and any calling will be given consultation and examination free, by a spccinlist who has boon con- nected with the New York Hospital. WAGE WORKERS' HOSP. SOCIETY. Branch, 68 50. Main St. ' Treatment hours. 8-10, 1.4, 7-8. 3 nornvlcroitn CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AND MONROE STREET. Newly furnished throughout. Molt comtortable and unto-date hotel In the city. Electricity and heat In every room. Baths in connection. Pen feet sanitation. Rooms excellently appointed. Always comfortable and quiet. ~ Cafe carrying a full line of Action Merrill and Condit’s wines. liquor! and cigars. Best stocked bar in the city. , ‘ '1‘. J. SULLIVAN, Prop. TELEPHONE CALL. 896—! Wall Paper. Our stock of new goods just h is a little larger than ever boron, Wonderful how low you can buy nice goods here. You know we do the work in the very best manner. _, We have takeout smudgdg: contracts for I‘ "'1“ 3" will be glad LOST. yr.“ 1, ...—W :LOS ~BIaACK ORDER BOOK moods. .vlth order from saloon keepers for li‘inder will please return to Novak Brod. Railroad avenue and re- ceived reward. ‘ mill 1t LOIT ~.- A GOLD ROARF PIN, knot denim. not wth smell demands. Finder will be rewarded by returning to Sentinel or Informing owner. cure Sentinel. . ‘ 100. - am or usual up- Pnlnter's Supplies, 0:? Fire t ch“ warms“. nted for 10 .. ....-.imuu offer refused. . “would. Address Morgan. Ben- t ,0. . [“16 0t v BUSINESS NOTICES. Mill. ANNIE M. HAY”. till 50. Main street. 80th Norwelk. Conn. Gredustein all bronchus ct donnstoio. ._ ' .klndly soiocite your purchase. Slimming, electrical 10st treet- I Mom Frances Murray he: to 5' Eliuheth street. one ' the Olillord and will be A “I“ l‘ihfil’Wdfl' us no 87 W Ski-Id sit Homilies meg ct , 1 m. mg... l. South Msgznfi. 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