i
For the convenience of he resdors‘
of the Sentinel, s letter box has been
pli'oed on the bridge In front of the
shop of William R. Gilbert. items for
publication are collected daily. They!
should be signed by the writer as an
evidence of good faith.
Mr, and Mrs. ii‘vtng' Dunning attend.
ed a wedding in Noroton, yesterday.
The Crescents defeated the Nation-
als. Saturday, by the score of 20 to 12.
The session of the Advent Christian
Sunday ‘sehool yesterday was largely
attended.
Harold Rundlc has taken a position
with Feun & Morehouse in Greenwich.
where he will learn dranghting and
building.
Charles S. Dauchy. of East Norwalk.
spent. Saturday and Sunday in Nyack.
N. Y. stopping at the Hudson View
Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Theron R. Bradley re—
turned front their wedding trip last
Week anti are now residing in (Jove
avenue. ‘
Quite a number of. members of the
Loyal Workers’ Society are planning
to attend a convention to be held in
the eastern part of the state on Decor-
ation Day,
Harry Mchtt leaves Wednesday for
Springfield. His fatnily will remain
here for a tithe, and join him later.
He will supply the pulpit for ltcv.
James W. Davis the last Sunday in
June.
The. painters and ovorhaiilcrs have
been hard at work for the past week
or so on the boats of the Itadel fleet
and when thcy haw- linished the boats
will prcscnt a dccidcdly improved ap-
pcartmcc.
The meeting of the Epworth League
at the East Avcnuc Methodist Church
yesterday was held in connection with
a meeting of tlic Juniors. 'l‘hc attend~
once was large and the 'niceting was
very inicrcstiug. The subject was
“Growing I'p for God." and the meet-
ing was under the leadership of Miss
Ethel Parmclcc.
Some time ago, The Sentinel cx-
clusivcly announced that Andrcw Ita-
dcl had purchased a largo hotel at
Narragansett l’ior. Tile l‘our boats
.ioscpliinc. Medea, Etta May and Bond
Curricr will he run from Providcncc
to and from the city. The. new trolley I
line also will take people from l‘rovi-
deuce to ilic hotel. and there is cvcry
reason to believe that the hotel will
be very popular this season.
Mrs. Mct‘ahc, the venerable silvcr
haired motncr of Mrs, li‘rank It. (later-
liaus. rclurncd to Clilgnntlti, Ohio, this
morning, to the lip e of her other
danghtcr, who pennanently residcs
there. at'tcr a visit of nearly two years
at the home ot Jim-gland Mrs. (istir—
bans. in (isliorn "(‘iiif‘. While shc
has attained to “N no ago of three
score and ten, her‘brlght oyc, elastic
stop and trim figure scarcely would
be taken for a woman of fifty. Shit
was a univorsal favorite wherever she
went, and there was many a moist
eye and lump in the‘throat when she
called on her friends. bidding them
good-bye. it takes a day and a night
to reach i’ortopolls, hilt when there
she will be as welcome as the llowcrs
in May.
Al. Wright, the well-known baseball
reporter. and the oldest in the busi-
ness except Henry Chadwick, illcd rc-
ccntiy in New York, after an illness
of many years. lie was oVor sixty.
and had Iit‘l‘li conneriod with the (dip.
per for over thirty years. About
thirty-five years ago he took over the
Athletic llasi‘bull (“.lnb. of Philadel-
phia, to the other side of the water.
whore they played a number of games
against English cricketers. but. the
affair was not a financial uucccua, Mr.
Wright was one of the moat genial of
men. with a heart as but as his body.
and bore his tortuous illness with rc~
marliubic. courage and fortitude. ills
enthusiasm for inorganic of baaobaii
Willi ltifiimil ii mania, one instance of
which will I‘ifl't: it. Two clubs wuro
pluyiuu in late lsiu‘nd a very L'Xl'li-
tihiu name, on a very hot day; so hot
that Mr. Wright was overcome and
swooped. Iio hall to be taken home
in ii currbiitv. Toward cvoniou. when
he rccuwrmi colnii-Ioiisnoas. his Ilriu
query iviui; t'Who won the Kaine."
, nowav'ron.
Apsute for The Ivsninp Isntinel, In
Rowurton. m limerick Lockwood,
tlwfioii lrosdwsy sud chum Petty.
Orders lent to any of the shovo will
"com proInpt attention.
Charles N. Raymond. of homo street,
iii spending a few days in Brooklrn.
Mm..— a
dome people heard it min and blow
Friday night. others did not. The foe
inel- do not sleep soundly or Vere up
into. it certainly did rain and blow.‘
Now its the time of the your when
“ new man are broken in on the
i lop, line In preparation for extra
demotion of the summer mason.
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until-area. outliers iiali. Muy can
number of viiilfors were in
order looking over properly.
it an «mascots lid:
We“ ”i, A
‘ iii ‘ '
stares color to.
any, “elws
abouiiliil..
also. ,
shout iii.
0129;; ‘21.
{spot , aiming“.
1 stops to line hair,
hail than: lane mist
‘ either.
it
several chums: in the grade in River
street. on the . nrvo at Oberlander'u
launch workp,“t_’e grade has been low.
cred nearly twenty inches. .
Contractor Foley and wife, of Smith
Norwalk, were among the many inter-
ested parties who enjoyed the day
looking over the pretty country In this
vicinity. After a thorough Inspection
of the beautiful Tokeneke property.‘
they viewed both sides of the river at
high tide, after which they returned
home in their automobile. Mr. and
Mrs. ira E. Petty ‘werc their guests
whik- hero for a line auto ride.
“Wm.
-Mlnstrels, (Builder's unit, May 23-24
fi—Le. .—
Ono of the westbound trains pass
ing throughihia place had its engine
partly derailed during the night bl‘
running over one of the gates which
It Is thought was‘posslhly placed there
by a party of suspicious characters
who Wcro put off an earlier train .ior
evading paying their fares. As each
freight. train passing here how. quite
a muubor of suspicious looking hohoes
boating their way, it is thought possi-
ble it is their work breaking into the
storcs recently,
Mr. and, Mrs. John Sniffln. of Ray-
mond strcct. entertained relatives from
New York. Bridgeport. Mamaronecll
and The Norwaiks, it. being the birth-
day of their eldest. daughter, Minnie.
A sumptuous dinner was served. cov-
crs being laid for twenty; after which
they took positions on the spacious
lawn where all were photographed in
a group. Vocal and instrumental
music was enjoyed. and after best
wishes for many happy returns of the
day. good byes were said. all feeling
that the occasion which had brought
llli‘lll together had been one of the hap-
piest ever spent. Miss Sniflln receiv-
cd many handsome presents.
The fifth entertainment of the course
given for the benefit of the Rowayton
Free Library will take place tomorrow,
Tuesday evening. at. 8:30 in the. new
library building. which is now occupied
by ihc Baptist. Church. The program
is attractive and many of the host
known vocalists and instrumentalists
and others (if the village have kindly
consented to give their services. Those
taking part are as follows:
Piano Solo,
Miss Norma. Shcrcr.
Short. 'l‘nlit.
Rev, E. W. l‘iyshc.
Violin Solo,
Mr. Griswold.
Recitation, ,
Miss Clara M. Raymond.
Vocal Solo,
Ii‘red Ambler.
Log Cabin Male Quarlctte.
Piano Solo,
Miss lrwln.
Vocal Solo,
Mrs. Fred Ambler.
ltcading.
Mrs. .l. B. Raymond.
Vocal Solo. ,
Mr. Brotherton.
Ilncti.
Mr. and Mrs. Ambler.
Malo Quartctie.
Miss Lynch will he. the accompan-
isi.
wMonarch over pain. Burns, cut.
sprains. slings. instant rclici. Dr.
'l‘hoiuns‘ ldcleclric ()ll. At any drug
siol‘c.
Dames AND uoaorou.
Agents for the Evening Sentinel. In
Darlen. are Arthur Sinuson. and Wall.
lace Sherer. Order; sent to either of
the above will receive prompt atten.
tlon. -
Mr. and Mrs. it. tlodlrey and futility
will occupy part of the Ilaucby home-
sicad for the summer.
,.._.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Dani-by
pcct a visit of sevcriil weeks
l-Iarry Italichy. of Colorado. soon.
(‘Xv
innit
—»Minslrcls. Giiidcr‘s llull. May 28-21
(‘ontracior F‘, S. Wardwell is con-
structing a stone wharf toil i'cct loin:
for A. ll. Itcnahaw. at, (iollcndar's
l’olni. who owns a handsome annuuct‘
residence Illt‘i'l'.
c
being aboard a Russian warship. htiltl
at the Crumps' yard. a few years out».
on her trial trip. The gunners used
tho oid-i'asliloncd nights for the guns.
and marksmanship with these ancient
methods was poor. while the Japan-
our navy employs the range-finder and
has Ii” lulcsi methods of artillery lir-
lnx. Perhaps this is tho cause of tho
ituaixhin navy's faliuru to hit one but-
Ilcahip iii the Port. Arlhitr light. The
.lnpancuo battleships lost three. having
been sunk by mines.
WESTPORT.
Agents for lb. Evening Sentinel in
Westport. are 3. Diplovunnl and m.
E. Nash. Orders sent to either of the
above will receive prompt attention.
u...—
Clarence Miller and wife have re-
iurnod Iioro front a Will. with friends
in blast Orange, N. J. .
C. llrnnl and wife. who have been
the guests of Mrs. .iciislo .leiilli. loft
Thursday for their home In New .lcr-
soy.
Mondays. Fridays and Saturdays Re
presumptive Hyatt hoe at homes in
the town clerk's lattice. and he ln_liept
bully during the, lime.
W
Judxo D. ii. Bradley was out for In
airing 'l‘hurmbiy occupying the front
seat of his curryall with a lawn mow-
er.
t‘lone.’,but, not ,fnvgotipn. bi about
the way the overall; clinch fixes the
initiation In the inn tor of the foul»
this taken from the water. .
W ' l
iroast-oi nit-vim. over the rm
» u ,nu
tL‘WaLt‘ .
. . .y, Farms cemetery.
Admiral Lowe, of Norolon. toils ot'
... w... ,nwrm
“i ”BI! an. Entry Kirk. were held Satan ’«YOr
_ g? afternoon, the her. I}. It. Strayer.
‘ “ ., (l
lilting. interment was in Greens
m ..
Thursday afternoon Mr. Wakoman,
of Conipo. canto near losing a pair of
oxen. through strangulation. lie was
driving to town with a load of boy
when the weight shifted. lifting the
oxen from their feet and. nearly chok-
ing them. The animals began to
struggle and kick. rendering help the
more difficult. and it was some time
before the load could be pitched on
and the animals got on their feet
again. * '
licv, [.ch Holmes.’ of Slratford. Will!
a recent visit here. Mr. Holmes loft.
a number of good friends in town
when he departed and they follow him
with interest in his new home. He
in very far from well and the bone is
expressed that a year's rest and the
surrmindings of Strutford will serve
to win him to renewed health again.
lie is much missed here not alone by
his old parishioners, but the public
an, is his wife. who has ever been re-
sartlod as one of the sweetest char-
acters that has helped church work
here In years. .
.
Friends of popular E. N. Thomas
tendered him and his newly Wedded
wife a rccoplion Friday night. 'I‘iiomas
today finds that they left. the house
and for that lie is truly grateful. (if
coin-so It was on the lndtan order. but.
Eddie philosophically declares; "Moat
'oi’ its only get married once and We
had my hick at others of the boys.
and ain’t. going to do any squirming
now but. say, a Wild West isn‘t. a
circumstance to the musical features
of those receptions. i never knew
how startling that really was unt.. the
halycon tones of Fred's sweet. basso
prol‘undo came on the air. no wonder
a gale followed. and i realized it was
up to too. Oh, .we had a good time
of course.“
-—.———-——-———-—- .
The fate of the. Pennoyor girl ought
to be a, lesson to young utilises who
are too often imbued with a belief
that they know it all and may with
Impunity risk themselves in company
that. is dangerous in every particular.
The young woman has horn on ir-
rcproachablc character and today
there is none who bcliwves that de-
pravlty is a part of her make up.‘ but
imprudc lily slut had becn in the habit
of visili g llrtdgopori and of assoc-Int»
inn with those only of passing ac-
quaintance. It was the old story of
misplaced coniidcnco and only when
too late did shc awake to a realization
of her condition. She is to be more
piticd than ecnsurcd, biit her misfor-
tune ought to be a lesson to others.
It is said that when the case of Wil-
liam Hawk-y, the man alleged to be
:hc father of the child born to the
i'cnuoycr girl, comes tip for trial at
tIlI‘ .Iunc tcrm hi the criminal common
tilcas, court. in Bridgeport. Attorney
lncob Kit-in of that city will dci‘cnd
him. llawloy made the statement to
he sheriff on the day he was brought
licrc for hearing that he would like to
'onsuil with his attorney, Mr. Klein.
and time was given for that gentleman
it) put in an appearance of police.
‘icadqtuirtcrs in Bridgeport. but. he did
not (‘0lill‘. liir. Klein is a very able
awycr and should he be retained
here Is possibility of the case twtni:
lilticrly fought. although the. prisoner
virtually admitted his guilt when horc.
WESTON.
Miss Minute Williams, of Rldgcili-ld,
is‘spcndlng a few days In town.
Mrs. 1.. ll. lloyi has returned front
a visit in Bridgeport.
Mrs. A. E. 'i‘urncy has visited
lricnils tn Bedding the past week.
Miss (‘nrrlc Moi-choose has visited
in Bridgeport.
Mrs. Theodore Hamilton spent Wod—
nl-sday with her sister, Mrs. Mills. in
ilwrgctown.
Miss Mary Adams has been spending
.1 week with Miss lronc Perry, at Val-
lcy Forge, .
Mrs. ii‘rank Lyon. who has been
spending two months in Seymour. is
expected home this week.
The Norfleld Aid Society held a so-
cial and business meeting Friday night,
at ”ll! residence of Mrs. llawloy Wil~
llams. '
Frederick Harris. of South Norwalk,
Iiitu been the poem of his aunt, Miss
Mary Sturges,
North-Id Grange will visit Eaaion
tlrtipizo on Tuesday evening and pro-
vide iho iocturor‘s program for that
evening.
There does not nppoitr to be any
clues as yet. to the burglar or burglars
who entered the stores of Mood
Ilroliiors and itobort Htuiih, in Now.
nylon avenue. Friday night.
NOTES-3r THE SEASHORE
' ’l‘iio lanlyu residence at Pine Point
In open for the summer, the faintly ar-
riving there today. '
The. float iii The Knob has been
launched and will shortly be placed In
front. of the hunt house.
Work on Commodore James A. For-
rolt'ii onlursodaaiid Improved summer
homo on Hickory Bluff it; helps push-
ed to the hope of having ll. ready for
occupancy before Memorial Day.
The Norwalk Yacht Club flout ll now
In petition for the summer coupon. A
pllo lriver is to be noticed in making a
new foundation for the railways rim-
ulng up to the clubhouse.
The Whitehead family. from New
Rochelle. has taken nonunion of the
Durham house at Harbor View bench
and will outdo thorn durinu the color
but spawn. . ’ . r“
Mano er, domes o. ,ltfiell 'wau st
liotpnl' giant”? ‘tardiiy it it“ under. to;
turnips _,N‘o York loci night, Ho
will strive tomorrow loathe audition
of the summer.” ’ -
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cars ran over it with safety.
_. the distinguished ail-thereto. was AJULL LINE OF,
on lursday the’gueat (if Roth‘W. H. . . : .
Tinnitus. Her brother J. B: Glider.
will occupy Gmycote cottage, Wilson's;
Cove, for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. l’eiton, of New
York. who have taken a cottage in
town loathe summer. spent Saturday
at the Hotel Clifford. Sauth Norwalk.
They intend to come up this week for
the remainder of the summer. ‘
Wm
'l‘wo tiers of the iron work for the
new lighthouse have been fastened to
author at the south end of the Wilson
Point dock. The new light In not to
be as large as the Smith island light.
which was built on the same spot.
A new iron pipe has been laid from
the main in the roar of the Roma
Point hotel, to the carousel, which is
to be operated again tilts season by
John Muzzle, of Stamford.- The pipe.
froze during the winter and burst. in
several places. rendering It. uselesu.
'i‘he for an opculg of Helen Point
will take p can on Memorial Day. when
Wheeler lb Wilson's iland will be pro-
sont to furnishnnisic during the day.
Everything will bl' placed in good
shape this week for the occasion. A
new flight of stairs will be enacted on
the west side of the hotel. loading to
Ah, "powwow. v.1. _.,
no. . w“. . mt...‘ .,. I
Refrigerators
Garden Hose
lce‘Cream Freezers
Lawn Mowers
AND GENERAL SPRING AND SUM-
TY.
.Iip a Lac ioilouliious
MER GOODS OF THE BEST OUALI-
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 14345.
the entrance to the ball ground.
There were a largo number of vist-
tors at Retail Point and Belle Island,
Saturday and Sunday. The trolley
bridge was completed Saturday, and
Prev—
ious to the ball game a. twenty minute
schedulc was inaugurated and sev-
eral special cars wcm run. making It
convoutcnt for those who desired to
reach the shore. '
llolon Point was opened Saturday
and yesterday to ihc public, though the
formal opening will not be utitil Doc»
oration Day. The crowd at. the Point
yesterday was lint. large and tho raili-
er chilly wind which was blowing did
not. load them to linger long there.
Tho principal interest seemed to con-
Ier around the now ball field. There
were several cars run to the Point,
Saturday, they helm: the first. to go
over Illl‘ bridge which has been re.
built. Sunday. litany people. tired of
waiting for the cars walked across the
bridge and as the foot path has been
roiiiovvd the cars wcro delayed some-
what on that account.
While the breezes that. came off thc
Sound wcrc chilly they did not. intcr~
fcri- with the opening of the bathing
Henson. Three mctubcrs ot‘ the Star
Swimming Club \\‘t'l'I‘ disporilng them-
selves in the warm and on the beach.
it. looked rather chilly btit ihcy seem-
ed to cnioy it mulromalued in about
ten minutes. The three young men
who bruvml the chilly waters were l7lIf~
ford limit-dict, William liyxbm and
Stanley Mayhiiw.
MR. AND MRS. SMITH RECEIVE.
Members of Official Board Guests at
Methodist Parsonage.
The reception given by Rev. A. .i.
Smith and family to the official mcn .
bcrs oflthc Methodist Eplst‘opnl churc
and liicir wives last evening at the
parsonage was an enjoyable social
event, More than fifty iztli‘sis \vcre rc
ccived by the now pastor and his wife
and the occasion was greatly enjoy
ed by all who parlicit‘iatnd in It.
foothill" "M‘FILLS
H. yélfknly fies-Inn
J' .s.\l'lt.Ai nilbt to in a
s. cuiliinfin’mfi'shifiioili'd‘u
II [In no «I would: bares "lih‘
ammo N-hlltuuoss osil lull.
in: of your insult .4 not 01-. is
an" r l‘ofllutnm Mil-Ont.“
Ind “ sllpl’ for L-Mul so tum. by n
D‘ni n". "#010 in imr‘ltll‘l. Nlril‘dai
NI v m (. If "for (‘ out on ‘e
MOI-surf“ Colin-v- Inn-m. "NIL! - "‘
Automobile Insurance.
BOSTON INSURANCE 00.
Capital $1,000,000.
This (Toinpnny writes a most liberal
form of insurance covcrlng the car
wherever it may be in the United
States or Canada. against. lire arising
from any cause, explosion and light-
ning inciudcdwalso marina and trans-
portation risks—theft or pilferage, tip-
on the most favorable terms.
Jacob l:l. Laulon.
gent.
5 Railroad Place. South Norwuik.
Tel. 35—2.
IT
Have you seen It?
the
Ctocket
Fountain Pen
is
. You blow
to fill
You blow to empty
You blow to clean
Don‘t blow . to soil,
' [I run itself
' flee
Foods ltnetf
Tr! .
Writes itself.
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asap. ‘
nay ‘i‘mmma.
Manufactured by
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it due». of Mt.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING,
STEAM.
HOT WATER,
AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin, Slicct Iron. Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Main Street.
Telephone, 137—3.
South Norwalk, Conn.
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'Phone. 1392.
Jenkins Bros. hint.
and
tlulocl Putin
. Curried In Stock.
GOLD’AND eiLven PLATINO. ‘
lieu England Electric lloiors.
Havo no superior. Csn show
them in operation.
Repairs to Btstlonary and Ms-
rina Engines and General Malibu
ring Work Goilclted.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
MFG. C0.
53 WATER or. so. NORWALK.
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INSURANCE.
ENDOWM ENTS PRINCIPALLY.
LIFE ALSO.
on't put off until tomorrow tht
duty of today.
Office, United Bank Building,
South Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone 363—5.
”Hum”... ._. -. “LAW...“L . . ..
Fresh Fish
4 LBS. FOR 52::
6c LB.
POROIEB:
FLATFISH.
EELS. 120 L8.
STEAK COD, 10¢: LB.
BLUEFISH, 10c LB.
WEAKFISH. 8c LB.
LARGE FRESH MA‘CKEREL, 25c each
cons. RIVER ROE SHAD, 14c LB.
BUCK SHAD, 10c LB.
ALL OTHER KINDS OF FISH AT
REASONABLE PRICES.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MARK
T.
Old Salvation Army Bulldln'.
Ehst End of Washington Street Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSB. Prop.
South Norwalk.
Gel
out of the attic; look It over. .
If it Isn’t 3 NATIONAL “swap” '
It for one: or let us time it up
to run “something like u NA-
TIONAL."
'Baruslns In Tires.
Don't forget the Guaranteed
Gas Mantle.
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HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
DTOVES AND RANOII.
ILATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Gss snd steam Fitting,
us Fixtures, Metsl Collin]. Ito.
Have you seen our stock of
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a
radial.
Selecting Wall Paper is largely a
matter of taste. .We have everything
in color, design snd grade. .We will
old you in melting selections that Will
harmonize with your other interior
decontlons'.
. TO ORDER.
‘ Window shades and picture frames.
‘IPEGIAL.
Cloth Window Shades, with fringe.
the. White and Brass Curtain Poles,
100.
Painter's Suppllee, Crockery. Glue.
were. om '
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Telephone notification.
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:4 corner. avarice.
EAST NORWALK.‘ coup.
CLEANLINESS
“" t... $4?" TStondordT'
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 chain.
hers with a snowy white. onecpleco
“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 373.,
South Norwaik, Conn.
throat. Nose and far.
i 11'9"; \
Any diseased condition of the
Threat. 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 he
.—a——-
_ given consultation and examination
free. by a specialist who has been con.
nected with the New York Hospital.
WAGE WORKERS' HOSP. SOCIETY,
Branch, 66 30. Main St.
' Treatment hours. 8.10. 1-4, 7-8.
In—
1-
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AND
MONROE BTREET.
. Newly furnished throughout. Most
comfortable and up-todate hotel in an
city. Electricity and heat in ever!
room. Baths in connection. Pot-i
feet sanitation. Rooms excellently
appointed. Always comfortable and
quiet. ‘ i
Cafe carrying I full line of Acton
Merrill end Condit’s wines, liquor!
and elm. Best stocked bu- in the
city.
'1‘. ]. SULLIVAN, Prop.
TELEPHONE CALL. see—8.
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Paper.
Our stock of new goods just '3
is it little larger than ever betel-.5
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work in the very best
manner. 4
We have taken 1 good man!
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures I
your work, "'1
We try to carry in stock everyc
‘ thing you need for the dooorstic
of your house inside or out.
Gorham,
"TELEPHONE 13H.-
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