“For the convenience of the readers
of the sentinel, a letter box has been
placed on the bridge in front of the
than of William R. Gilbert. Item; for
publication are collected daily. They
should be Ilgned by the writer ac an
evidence of good faith.
R. E. Rider, of Bollport, I..~I., is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. P. W. Atkins has returned from
a visit. to England.
i—ionry Reynolds has launched his
sloop Hattie it. from iteynoltls' boat
yard.
‘The annual meeting of the East Nor-
Walk Fire District will be held in
June.
Mr. and Mrs. Birdsey and son have
moved from Troy, N. Y.. and taken
part of the William it. Gilbert house.
Several large flocks of wild goose
have recently been seen {lying north-
ward.
Mrs. H. S. Kelscr who has been
for some time at Milton, l‘la., is 11x
ptectod to 111111111 tor"11onow and occupy
her. residence "CIOVerly."
tors’ ’S‘itrilI’grllia. Thcloctcdand ,
tried Sarsaparilla. The Sal‘sapa—
this that piglet: rich
strengthens the norv a;
u. the whole svstem.
Work still toutinucn on tht1 watcr
pipes and telephone tables, and the
tiivel daily attracts quitc 11 crowd 11 ho
lino the side ot the l1ridgc.!
A large mangle consttuctod 1111 “mi
Crcscent imuntily by tho (‘1 r11w 1.11.1111- ‘
dry Mat hint1 Company. of Water strcct
South Norwalk, has been installed and
is in operation.
Fishermen are still lamenting that
the wealtfish scason has not as _\'t't op-
enetl. Tht'y atlributc this to this rcry
backward scason and cold “Lilllltl‘
which we hate had but exptct thc
fish later.
Mrs. It‘rank ilubbcll anti Miss (111141
isle iluhlwll, who have. been visiting
Mr, and Mrs. E. E. Kt-olcr. I11 East
avenue, have returned to thcir 111111111
in Lakchurst, N. .l. 011 Saturday cv-
ening' Mr. and Mrs. Keeler entertained
a few friends in honor of Miss Ilub-
bt1II. A plcusnt cvclling was spent
in music and games. Light refresh-
ments Wort: served.
(‘halles l’. Peck, who has
l1t1t111 diachmgcd from tip R1 Itlgopm't
.lail \1I'1t1t' hc sent-d a st1lllt'llt't1. for
druultcnncs and raising a (liHliIl‘liltIit't',
is at his old tricks again. Yestcrtlay
he wont. to his wife's house and rats
ed a disturbance, threatening to kill
her and terrorized the. household gen-
erally. During tht1 day he visitcd
some of the saloons and trictl to an up
a copy of the Holy Bible fora drink,
of rum.
recently
A 1011' pleasant patty was tcntlcrt ti
last night to William A. Gilht11'.t of
Fort. strctt It was a complct surprise
to him and very pleasant in 111 111 y par-
ticular and bclng a particularly llnc
{lose to his twelfth hitthtlay. Munit
ntl games were ate-principal forms oi
diversion of refreshments wcro served.
Among those who filli‘iltlt‘Il this very
pleasant party \wcrc: Gussht iiyx-
bee, Lottie Beers, Gertrude Mandcll,
Florenct1 Lintlgren Jennie Eldredge.
,{Margie M. Dermott. Eunice Williams.
Ruth Gilbert, Hazel Byxbec, inn Plait,
Betty Gilbert, Helen Hunted. Hilda
Gustafson. Julia Gilbert, Leland till-
hert, William Marrow. idarlc (innilcld.
Harold i’lait,l,t1stt1r l’latt. Ray lltm~
teti William Gillli'll (Tl'll’t'tnti t‘ ilht11't
Helmor I’owelm Wilford Cuntichl Wal
tel Shea.
ROWAYTON.
Agents for The Evening Sentinel, in
Rowayton, are Frederick Lockwood.
Elwood Broadway and Charter Petty.
Orders cent to any of the above will
receive prompt attention.
-—-—u
A South Norwalkcr wants to know
why liowuyton don‘t mow tl1t1 hay
around “til_onnon i’urit." Ilc says It
looks woruo titan the coat 111‘ 511.1111
paint
a...—
Mr. and Mru. M. K. Lynch and daugh-
ter. of ilrtxtltlyu, New York. will spend
this wcck with Mrs. lt‘anulo (lollies and
their brother and sister. Mr. and Mrs.
John ll. (Scales. of McKinley strut-t.
Rowayton.
Samuel Mott and William Huyler
have been appointed a committee to
see that the graves of deceased 1111111-
Iere and sailors In Union Cemetery.
Rowayton. arenpropei‘ly marked and
decorated Memorial Day.
Notwithstanding that. the Hone Com-
pany nilmitrelc war In attraction at
GuidcrI- ',Halt last night. there was a
full hours In alto dance at the lIlcr-
cry and musical tt‘ tcrlalnmont. in the
Be tint Church. for the bcnoilt oi the
pufilc library. and the their proved a
t emcee MIII libero” piano
acid waI greatly enlo all. The ad-
a I'by Rev. law. the who most
in ting. Mr. driewoid'c violin Iota,
M delottohn 11 Spring Song, with Mice
1-1 Lynch on accompanhtt. was
tifully rendered. Rev. 11‘. (l.
p substituted Mien Raymund on
a of Illness and rocticd- -’Iho
Vagabond. 'i‘bo recitation was very
interacting and dramatic 'l‘hn vocal
color and duct by Mr. and M1111. w.
‘1!er 11111111111 were oxwpiionnliy line,
II 11111 midirt: the. singing or the to:
W limit South Norw
etb mtvln 11 piano role
In? {Wit
byiavc'rs of cacti innit c.
With hmtbrofibout her it»
, Broth
Raymond carried the
Inight
'1'” ‘Hr iii'dbcw
blood ,
liulid de'
1-00-10.
orton's rain was cleaning. Altogether
‘ the evening proved most onioyablu to
those in attendance. and at the con-
clusion a vote of 11111111111 by the Library
Conunittee was given to those who so
kindly gave their services for the good
work.
W .
—-All the healing, balsamic virtues
of the Norway pine are concentrated
In Dr. Wood's Norway Pipe Syrup, na«
turo's own remedy for coughs and
colds.
DARiEN AND Wuosoron.
Agent: for the Evening Sentinel In
Darlcn. are Arthur Slauaon. and Wei.
lace Sharer. Order. rent to either Of
the above will receive prompt atten.
tion.
licorgc I'lcnrse, oi Brooklyn, has
bccu visiting William .l. Fleming, Jr.
Mr, and Mrs. Altrotl Morehouso. .lr.,
have been entertaining Miss Mnbcl
Muthcr of Brooklyn.
’I‘lic Twin City Band, of South Nor-
walk, \1'111 probably visit Judge Wil1
Ilaln ll. Willmott, J1'., at his home
this evcnlng,
(‘haunccy Rice, a. veteran. who has
Rllt‘lll thc winter at the Soldicrs‘ Home
In Noroton. is. again at his home at
Myrtle lioach, in Milford.
1
’l‘ht1 baseball players of the Center
school :u't- crrlaiuly clcrcr onus. 'I‘hc
lt‘illtl 111-111 to \I'cc littrn recently. and
tict'caicd a team comprising 11111 cad-
tilts 1111 tht links. The store at tho
tltm of 1I1t1gamt1 was sevcn to one.
lllt‘ t“lt‘(li't‘l lights under the rail-
road Initigt- harc bccn rcpalrtftl. so
that tlicy now work nicely. They are
cuttipptd with a 1':'It1tk attuthntt 111
u I11th automatitaily turns them on :11
the p1'~'11pt1 tIn1t1."Ihi.1'. 111111 11.11115111 hnti
l1t1t't1111e lirpltcu however, and they did
not work.
(llcubrook was excited. Monday
by an alltgctl attack made by
:1 half-wittcd lclluw upon the daugh-
Icr Ut' (lcorgc Spinlou. Spiulou 1; it"t
\\ as so ar:t111 t-d that ho 1111111 llit‘ lil-
Iowa good tI11usI1ing.llcdid not it'-
porl tht1 casc to lllt‘ authoritlcs. So
1111' as could bc ascrt'tztinctl today, llli
half-wilted chap entit'arorcti to entice
the little girl into a barn on the prom»
iscs whcrc. he is eluployctl, llc has
l)t’('li discharged by his cn1pioyci‘.
'l‘hcrt,1 were two exciting runaways
in Iiarlcn. yesterday afternoon. A
horse owned by John Sherman iloyt.
and kept on the farm property in “’11111
Norwallt, was in frontal Street's Ouch
Grocery, when it. took fright. 'l‘i1t1
animal dashed through licnjamin St.
.Ioltn's yard, and collided with :1 trcc
l‘rt'ciug himself from the wagon, which
was wrt-t'ked, The other act-itlcnt, 111
which a woman was quite badly hurt,
ot-cnrrt-tl in Main street also. A Hun
garlan woman who lives near R. Mil.
Icr, on the 'l‘urnpikt'1, was thrown
from tho wagon by the horse start~
ing hiltltlt‘lll)’. The animal was caught
lal‘tt-r going some distance and damag-
I11g the. vehiclo.‘
ilarlt'n is to hat'c strcct lights. That
is 1I1t1 decision (11' a numbt'r of prom-
inent pcoplc about town 111111 a moro—
lllt'lll was started last night. to ('5'
tuhluth 11 land for that purpose. ’l'bt'
idea is to hold a series of parlor c11-
tcrlaiutncnts. thc proceeds of which
will he applicti to procuring stroct
lights. 'i‘ht- kind 111' lights to [111 11111111
has not yet becn decided upon. bttl
some favor keroscnc, other acetylt'nc
gas anti others electricity. The tlrst
enttu'tai11tt1cul ot' the scrics was hcltl
last evening at 11111 111111111 of lir. (i. ll.
Noxon. \\'l1ist was tht1 mode 111‘ amuse-
lncnt, tl1t1rc hcing tcn tables in use.
The party llt‘llt'tl #1 2.5111. ’l‘ht111t1xt 111'
the series will I111 a musical, and will
probably I111 hold at tho home of Mrs.
All’rctl li'lurchousc, .lr. lutlcr-uuuther
will l1t1 ltcitl at the home of Mrs. Mark
Norman.
At tht1 annual 111111111111: of tilt- liar-
lcn Free Library Association the fol-
lowing oitlt't-t'l-t were tit-(11ml: l’rcul-
dent. Simon t‘t1t1por; vicepresldcnts,
Mark Norman and Alfred Morehnuse.
Six; secretary. Mrs. ti. ll. Noxou;
treasurer, (icorgc ll. 'l'IIlt1y. The. un-
nuttI import of Miss Lucretia Cullen,
the librarian. was acct-ptcti. it nhowu
that lllt'l'l' has born 11 gain of Jill books
for the mar, the total number of vol-
umcu now 111 the library being l.1ill7.
Year hclot'c Ii11tt b‘tiii books Weru added.
The 111111111111- 11! books litll‘l‘tth‘tl (luring
tho yctu' was f1“'l.i 1111 average of 111
pcr day. 'II111 year before butt the
nvcrauc was Iii per day. ’l‘ht1 number
of l‘cntlern In tho library was 2.3811, 1111
overautu of six 111111 day, a gain of 562
th-r tile v'ctu bctorc. ’Iwonty maga-
zines 111th limit tlouutt-d to the library.
Lost your tht1 association nubllcribcd
1"111 tlI‘lct-n and nix more were donated.
ilurlug the past year the Dewey .tiya-
111111 of cataloguing llllii been put into
furt'ti. llaring the your 826 bar been
collected in 111101. for boot“ ovm'tluc.
.iohh liaggerty. proprietor of tho
’l‘oukor Hound, went on another ram-
page, butt week, culminating Friday
night in 11 scone enacted In the center
at the town which will probably cause
his nrrcct at an early date. iiaggurly
has‘tor some time bet-11 In the habit
at indulging in periodical spruce, and
while Invthie condition hue, been the
terrpd of the Inmates of the Tookcr
Hence. The 111111 limo blackened a
number 01‘ eyes and rent one portion
to the honpluti. 'l’llin lilac 11c conllnu
111d hlmwlt to 11 torrent 111 lurid 1111111111
oi everybody in general and anyone
hilt cycti 11.11.1811 1111 In particular. 111121
was driving up and down the main
attract, when. hta. ran into Mrs. Peter-
, 11011. ditt- told him to lock where bc
, Riv reply was a volley cl
rutI'aili Wilton :Wcuitl
111.11.111.11“. turn. in their drove around
the center trending out tori-cots oi
dumped "dill“ loam Ind titrated
1 . it at everyone in night. He later went
fl
New”. .
Hm...»
to the hotel. where 13.11.11.111 11 lilti-
turhamce. Mre. Peterson complained
to the grand Jurors and a warrant was
issued. For some reason it has not
been sewed. Ono statement. made in
regard to the reason for this ion-
Ience in his care war that home con—
fined to his bed, either by illness or
an over indulgence In the liquids oi
his place. One man, in speaking of the
case said yesterday: "I do not know
where he gate his pull, but he cer—
tainly seems to have one." Resilientr
of Dorian who have, stood this cart
at thing tor yourudcolure they are
about. through with it and there it
talk of a rclnonstruncc against a to
issuance of his license .
'l‘ht1 Rev Smith W. Tales, 11 tormc't
pastor of tho Danton Methodist
Church. died at 2 o’clock Saturday
morning at his home in Bethlehem.
Conn. Mr. Tole: had been in foobic
health for some limo, but he was in
the pulpit as usual Sunday morning.
May 11. After the services he was
so weak that, he was hardly ablo 11.
reach his home and he had been full-
Ing ovor since up to the time 01‘ his
death. He was pastor or the Metho-
tilla‘l. Church in Bethlehem and tunnel
pastor of tho Methodist Church in
Watertown. [to I11 survived by a wile,
two sons, ("llt‘t’ord oi’ Bridgeport, and
Raymond of New Haven. and a dough.
101', Mrs. lioytistuu, also of Ncw lla-
vcn. A friend pays the following
tribute to the deceased: This Intu-
istcr of Jesus Christ was the son 01
Ira W. and Mary 8. Tales. He was
IJUl'il in (huge, N. Y., on December 25.
18411. lie was converted in childhood.
.illll after careful preparation for the
ministry was admitted into the New
York East Coutcrenct-z of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church 111 the 'ycai
Iii?!) With the1 exception of three
ycats dining which he was pastor t1.
the Williams Atcnue Methodist
Church. liroohlyn, N. Y., his entire
'11l11I'.~'try of thirty years was spent in
Connecticut. From beginning to end
his lii‘t- was clear as crystal. N0 out.
over tloubicd his integrity. All his
t'lldtinlli‘lllS of mind and heart wurc
.lcvotctl 111 God. He was a faithful
,‘ll‘t‘ilt‘ilt‘i', an intlt'1l‘atigal1lc pastor, a
~‘ilt‘t‘t’8h‘l’lil soul—winner. 11 stcadfast
I't'lcnd, blending in his pcrsonality a
.lignity and charity which omnpullou
the lovt1 and respect. of all who ltucw
aim. lit1 took upon his hcnrt 11111 bur-
tlcns of the churches he served. 111111
was lavish in tho expenditure of his
,11tclit-ctuai and vital energies. 111.11
111111 were more liberal or scli~tit1nying
than be. To hclp 11 newly parishton~
.11' or a struggling church he would
:11 without the 11cccssarics of life.
Now that he has been transferred to
.1Is rcwurti hundreds of 11111111111 will
recall the quiet. persistent. uncom.
plaining conscientious, (‘hrlsiian min-
11-1111' who lilcsscd ”1011' “You. 111111 hon.
orctl his sacrt'tl calling.
tgo tht1 accidt-ntal tlcuth oi” his oldest
11111. who was a teacher" in one of our
l111I1llc schools. brought to Mr, 'I‘olcs
1l1t- grcatcst trial of his life. 'l‘hc c.11-
tttilllg duties of a busy pastorate were
too much for his frail body; and allot
1 struggle. extending OVer ten years.
1111 laid down the armor. and agtec-
:1I1lt1 to his own deslrt.1 “ceased at oncc
to work and lite." (11' the tw-tnty
seven ycars of his Connecticut tninis«
try: eight wcrc spout In New iinvcn.
one in Watertown and nine in lit-th-
Ichcm. Ilc lcaves a widow 11nd three
children. He also leaves a record of
which any man might feel proutl.
WESTPORT.
--1
Agent; for the Evening Sentinel, In
Wectport. are 8. Dlglovannl and Wm.
1-: Nash. Order: lent to either of the
above will receive prompt attention.
r
\iiss Atlnlt1ll",1utltmtl 0th11111111 has
licen \Isiiing lure.
-..._..___
(.‘yrus Mcatl has joined the ranks of
motor cyclists here.
Aspctnck lodge, K. of i’.,
a regular meeting tonight.
will hold
Miss ltoso Wcldt'r. of Bridgeport, is
visiting friends at lllt‘ Farms.
Miss 113. Brooks, of Portland, Oregon,
Is tl111 gucat of Mrs. 'l‘. (“7.1 Slcurnn.
Misc May Nulty of lirooklyn, IV. Y..
Is visiting hero with Mrs. John (‘1't1lt-
cr. .
The fresh air homes are in l‘t‘iltlllit‘h‘h‘
to rocclro their complement to city
Visitors 111111 the. season will be on
In the. very near future.
Efforts are being biotic to get 11p a
gamc of baseball between the llliii‘i'lt'il
1111111 oi chtport and Saugatucit, for
the afternoon of Decoration iiuy.
(‘iulons 1111 11 specialty among the far
tut-1'11 are. rapttliy giving way to gen
crnl produce. 'l‘ht1 bullet is growing
that li1t11-t1 bt utorc Illlitlt‘y to ho tuudc
I11 flt'lll‘l‘ltl {arming than I11 onion»
alone.
Nut yci I11 thorn evidence that any-
thing 1111 being tiont1 in thc lttnlicr of
building ”it! library. What occnntonc
the delay I11 a matter that. Ilttcrcatu
many hora, yet none scouts to know
the canon.
m
Tonight the children of Trinity
Sunday school are to givo an 01111111111111
11111111 in the Sunday lichool room for
I111 tricudn and tho ilartuttn of the par-
ticipante. There will be music. mullet
lionn and song.
Saturday brought. Icvcral oily roul-
ticnttt here tor a vecatdon and tho 11cc-
Ion I. on. Within the next it) days
A Pill In Time
will save a serious airliners. eIpociIliy
.‘é’aciiwllH ” “it”
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not at. Aplll luneedln ' '
it lg expected that the boarding houses
will begin to till it in tliill a trifle
curly for much activity at tho several
hotels althOugh It is reported that
Beachslde and Hawthorn inns have
largo bookings for the caution.
The Bridgeport Weslport trolleys
ought to be run to Scugntuck depot.
There is no possibility of their going
through to NorWalk and the. making
of the depot a terminus would nerve
to help the truiiic cast. it is no com
111011 occurrence to have people 111-
quirc as to whole the trolley can be
taken for Bridgeport, at the depot and
the fact that It 111 a matter of double
taro or a three mile walk to get to
them suffices to make the tourists
keep to the raiiioad. locally, too,
11111 It at rangemcnt would admit or hot
101' service.
NOTES OF THE“ SEASHORE.
The Davis dory is ready for the web
or.
John W. Snotlhack has fixed up his
shooting gallery and cuuo 11111111118 at
Roton Point and has them open for the
season.
llenry Rowland is busily
just now I11 getting the
about. tho island into shape 11,11
sunnnet season.
en gagotl
cot touch
the
Frederick II. Norton. a. summer resi-
dent. of l-licitory lilul‘i’. is having his
cottage. “Rot'kclli‘l'c.” considerably en.
Ilu'gcd for 'tht'1 coming 8111111011.
The italic] Oystcr Company will
shortly 1111qu its duct of oyster boats
with 11cw 'lift1 pruscrvcrs, 111 accortlv
ullt'c uttlt the new regulations.
itlt's, May Wilcox, of Iianbury, haa
rcutcd hor cottttgc 1111 Iicll island for
the season to J. N. Knight, of 22l
\Nt‘Hl l“tll‘ly~illlllli street, Nt1w York.
Already lht1 t'hugalng oi’ gasollnt-
boats is Kit) I111 ht'ard most of the than
days around the island and the. numbm
of thew saucy Iittltx craft. is increasing
daily.
Almost all of 111.1 small fleet.
rowboats about lllt‘ bdand havt1 rcoeiv-
t-tl Illt'il‘ annual coal» ol‘ paint and have
been placed 111 the watt-r at. the north
beach.
Frank A. Ferris, Jr, of tho Nor-
walk Yacht, Club. has disposed of his
knockubout "St'rt'auu-r"
party. who will l'tlillt‘ up and get 1111'
built about the ilrsi 111' .ltlili‘.,
”——
’I‘ltt1 launch 'l‘hclma will be launched
In 11 low days. llcury Gehrmnnn 1111.1:
horn putting thc cugine in shape. AI»
ready lllt' craft. has boon chartered tor
Decoration Day to talto 1.1 party to Oys-
ter ilay.
Gcorcc A. Jennings. oi' the Norwalk
Yacht t"lt1l1, has had his cat boat
"liucht-ss" placed 111 commisaion at
Miller‘s yard I11 Sputbvillc. und' 1111.1
Is now rcady lo'bt». taken to her berth
at in... club house.
Albcrt and Howard H. Mossmnn
plnt'otl their linocitnbtutt "Dncoit." In
tho \t'ntcr. Monday, at. 'I‘avt'rn island.
anti towt'd her to this place, whcrc she
will I111 fitted out with a new must to
l‘t‘blacc the one carried away late last
fall.
lir. (‘harlus ll. Kcelcr. of Now (711'
11111111. has placed his sloop yacht "llt'1
llant't-" in 11111. water at 11111 Norwnlk
Yacht t‘lnb for the second 1111111. Shc
has 11111111 equipped with a new shoc.
11nd will now be rigged, and made rcady
I'm' Mcnmrlai Day. \t'illiant llIat'k-
1111111 will be captain of tI11.- boat.
.lohn (‘, Hopkins & (‘11., of ill Clutt-
mcrs strcct. New York, hart1 proscntctl
lht1 Norwalk Yacht Club with a nice
thcrluonictcr. 'i‘ht1 instrument is on a
while l'llitillt‘l board and at the top Is
tht1 flag of thi1 club In colors, it is it
very pl'clty adornment. and has been
suspended in a very conspicuous place
at. iht1 t‘llil) house.
At :1 HIX‘Clfll meeting of tht1 South
Norwulk Launch Club tht1 invitation of
11111 Norwnlk Yacht (‘lub to take part
in thc races on Memorial Day wan
at-t-cptcd. 11111 boats to compete on a
spchnI bautilcnp made out. by the N.
Y. C. i'clzatta committee upon thc
allowing of tho luuuchcn I11 previous
rnccs. ’l‘honuu-t .l. Keogh was 111111111
11 lilt'llllll‘l‘ of tin1 club, as was also
it‘rnnk II. ()slcrhaus, of East. Nor-
walk.
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BEST PLACE IN TOWN TO GET
10 AND 15 CENT LUNCHES; REGU
LAR DINNER, 25 CENTS; 21 MEALS
FOR $3.50.
ALL HOME MADE BAKERY.
r s BANKS
Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractor
ESTIMATED GIVEN FOR JOB-
BINO. BUILDING OF NEW AND RE-
MODELING OF OLD STRUCTURES.
lN OR OUT-OF~TOWN ORDER! BY
MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
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7| MAIN ITRIIT. NORWALK.
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lilo Man.
One dollar or even it less bum per
week invested to an i‘. udowtncnt Polly
1y will 111111111 yotn surplus earnings
when you need them most-and mean-
while—your lovctl ones are protected.
For particulars see
F. H. FIELD, GENERAL, AGENT.
N. B. Ferguson, Dwight Spau‘ldlng.
Special Agents.
UNITED BANK BUILDING. ,
Telephone. 363—4. 80. Norwaik.fit.
'Phone, 1392.
Jenkins Bios. lilies
and
unlock Packing
' i Carried in Stock.
GOLD AND SILVER PLATINB.
lint England Electric llotors.
Have no Iupo‘rior. Can allow
them In operation.
Repairs to Stationary and Ma-
rine Engines and General Mach-
rln. Work Solicitod.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
M’F’G. C0.
66 WATER 51'. so. NORWALK.
Fresh Fish
FLAT 11131-1,
...... .. 5lbs.ior 25c
BLUE, .................... . ..... 10c
SPANISH MACKEREL . ..... 10c
STEAK COD . .. . . . ..... 10c
WEAK FISH ........... .. . .. 7c
ALL OTHER KINDS OF FISH AT
REASONABLE PRICES.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS, Prop.
South Norwalk.
Get That Bicucle
out of the attic: look it over.
It It Isn't 3 NATIONAL “cwop”
it for one; or let us tune It up
to run “something like a NA-
' TIONAL."
Bargalna in Tirol.
Don‘t forget the Guaranteed
Gas Mantle.
H.R.BU|.KLEY
’ .
‘2 62 50. MAIN 81'.
1'47. 1m.
PLUMBING AND ITIAI
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
ITOVES AND RANOEI.
ILATE AND TIN ROOFING,
(in and Gleam Fitting,
In Fixturea, Metal Oelilnl. Ito
Have you «on our atook I!
RICHMOND RANGES?
ma JONES & no'rcmwse
COMPANY,
17 WALL ITREET. Ndawaut.
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Selecting Wall Paper ll ~11";er a
V matter or auto. We have everything
In color, dough and grade. We will
aid you In making selections that wul
harmonize with your other interior
decoration.
.‘l'O ORDER.
Window chalice and picture lumen.
OPECIAL.
Cloth Window Bhodoa. with fringe,
also. White and Bran Curtain Poles,
10o.
Painter'e Supplier, Crockery. (111.111.
were. we.
Painting and Paper musing.
I. H. Better
81 WASHINGTON STREET.
' South Norwallo Cm A
Telephone connection.
Time and Tide Wall (or
' given consultation and
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3 can! Milk eaee‘pfilaI‘IaIaJIoIIeIIDv 350‘»
2 plan. Grape Nate ............... 250
11 pkze. Currents _................. are
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3111th Retrial .. tile
3 1111311. Pancake Flour ,.........~.. 850
3 pk“ H‘ 0 Claim“! III-aeeeeeo- ”50’
A. STULL
I4 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST 'NORWALK, CONN.
CLEANLINESS"
f3landord‘
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-
hero 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 8T8.,
South Norwalk, Conn.
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Any diseased condition or the
Throat. Nose or Eat-\successfully and
scientifically treated and cured by the
latest and most improved methods and
remedies. Now Installed at 86 Soutld
Main street, and any calling will be
examination
free, by a specialist who has been con.
nected with the New York Hospital.
WAGE WORKERS‘ HOSP. SOCIETY,
Branch, 66 80. Main st.
‘ Treatment hours, 11-111, 1-4, 7-8.
HOTEL VICTORIA
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AND
MONROE STREET. ,.
Newly furnished throughout. Molt
comtortablc and uptodato hotel in the
city. Electricity and beat in ever!
room. Baths in connection. Pei“
fcct sanitation. Rooms excellently
appointed.
quiet. 1
Cafe carrying a full line of Action
Merrill and Condlt‘c wineI, liquor!
and cigarl. Beet clocked bar in tin
city.
'1‘. J. SULLIVAN, Prop.
TELEPHONE CALL, 396—8.
Alwaya comfortable and
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Paper.
Our Itock of new goods just ”i!
is a little larger than cverbelord
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work in the very best
manner.
We have taken a good man!
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to which figurcI lot
you: work. i
We try to carry in Itoclt every-
thing you need for the thematic
of your home inside or out.
E. E.
Gorham,
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to FIRIT or. I. uonwacit
THE JOHN B. ILA Wfllm,
AGENCIES. ‘ ' “5"
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