For the convenience of the readers
of the Sentinel, a letter box has been
placed 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.
Mrs. (llxlfrey Utzinger, of Cave ave.
mic. is ill at her home.
Albert. Berggren. of New Canaan.
has been visiting friends here.
..._._._....,....
Allen Wood. the well-known milk
man. is entertaining his brother.
The regular weekly social service
will be held this evening at the Ad-
vent Christian church.
W. W. Davis, a native of this place.
has secured a position with the Diu-
mond Match Company, in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bates of West
Redding, entertained friends front
East Norwalk, and South Norwalk on
Sunday.
Miss Grace Whittaker. a teacher. at
the Washington school, who formerly
boarded in Stratford, now commutes to
and from her home in East Norwalk.
The launch Venus, which has been
practically rebuilt by Jesse Ayres, has
been launched, The changes made
are a great improvement in the craft‘s
lines.
The Crescent Juniors defeated the
Fourth Grade of Fitch School by the
score of if) to ti. yesterday afternoon.
They also defeated the Fourth tirade
again Monday by the score of 5 lo 4.
The lineup was as follows:;
CRESCENT .IR. FOURTH GRADE
0. Johnson ll. Bartram
W. Reed
(3
L. Morrison
p. I
W. Krinken ‘ .i. Cunningham
lb.
E. Valentine E. Edmunds
as.
F. Basst‘ii l“. Clarke
2b.
A. Ferris L. Hughes
3b. ,
W. Jennings (‘. Lambert
if.
A. See W, Casey
cf.
F. Radjlmono‘ski E. Edmuniskl
-*' rf.
ROWAYTUN.
Agents for The Evening Sentinel. in
Rowayton. sr’e Frederick LocitwoOd.
Elwood Broadway and Charles Petty.
Orders sent to any of the allelic will
receive prompt attention.
Albert Lynch. a student at Andover
College. Andover, Massachusetts, has
come home: r twu weeks. on account
of the prev once of lensilttis at the In-
stitution. '~ .
The selecttnen of the town of Dar-
ien are making needed improvements
to the road on the West Side of the
liver tailing. dowm the hill and fill
ing- in near John Oberiander's Dartcu
Launch Works. I».
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The members (If to Rowayton Hose
Company repeated heir minstrel en-
tertainment in Guider‘s Hail, last
night. There was’ another record
breaking attendance, and the program
was ftllly as well tendered and as
thoroughly enjoyed as on the previous
evening. ..
and Mrs. A. F. Sco-
dge. N. Y.,1.oolt their
m
Mrs Mary Hal'
field of Hound
first auto ride I d‘uesday.
Blgg's twontyt rse power ma-
chine, urn. Blggs and liowcli of Siam-
ford were guests at Mrs. Sconelds.
Mrs. Hart is in her ninety fifth year
well and hearty.
........_.._..._.
Secretary Anson Phelps Stokes. Jl'.,
brother of Mrs. J. S. Hoyt. of Content
meat island. of the Yale Corporation,
will start for a trip abroad about. the
first of next October. returning In six
months. During his trip abroad he
will visit Oxford University and study
its educational problems. After his
return he intends to units some branch
of teaching with the duties of seem
tsry of the Yale Corporation.
A mlnstrol show was given in Ro-
wayion, last night. under the auspices
of the fire fighters of that balllwlck.
it was a very good show, consisting of
up iodide songs and clever jokes. and
the large attendance was well pleased.
The Stamford contingent found cold
comfort going home in the open trol-
ley. but. having kidnapped "ldndy
Lou" from theminatnels, they used her
all an impromptu heater, and she prov-
ed quite effective. The following eo-
nundruiu was not sprung at the min-
ntrllill: if It costs 26 collie for a pin
and a half. how much merchandise
will square the deal? have out ba~
stands, pink lea etc. ~Stamford Advo
cote. .
' DARIEN AND NOROTON
A ante for tbs Evening dentin“ 'at
bar on, are Arthur Stanton. and W
lass ell-m. Orders sent to situat- Of
til. shove will nosiva prom.» stun,
ti on.
Benjamin [it John in. has severed
his connection with Allen .s Pharmacy.‘
Harold Willmott. son of James Will.
motif, has taken a position at Street's
Cash Grocery. in this street
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neighborea .
say, “It restored color to my.
my hair.” Another. “ Checked
my falling hair." Another.
In Din;
sk y
out it. One
(;A
.0.‘
sulumcr residence, has finally selected
the property owned by Clarence Sco~
field. It is understood that the prop-
erty will change hands in a day or
two.
—-—(‘.ucumbers and vegetables
Street's Cash Grocery.
at
The aged mother. in Davenport, io-
wu, of William Ziegler, was prostratcd
yesterday by news of her son's dc th
at Stamford. The vicinity where r.
Ziegler spent his early life is dotted
by memorial chapels and other evi-
dences of his munitieenccs. Some
years ago he bought his parents one
of the fittest homes in Davenport,
where be frequently visited them.
WESTPORT.
Agents for th. Evening Sentinel. In
Westport, are S. Dlglovannl and Wm.
E. Nash. Orders sent to either of the
above will receive prompt attention.
William Northrup is working on the
Wakeman farm.
MW
Joseph Flynn has been employed by
Stephen Wakeman.
Mrs. James Gray of Ansonla, is visit-
ing her mother, at the Farms.
George Pierce and wife, of Norwaik,
spent Sunday“ in town with friends
The confirmation class of Christ
church is to meet tonight in the guild
room.
Westport grunge it to meet, to-night.
and an entertaining lecturer’s, pro
gramme will be offered.
Harvey Allen and wife are preparing
to depart for Milwaukee. Wis, where
they are to reside in the future.
There is an improvement, in the con.
dition 0f MrsElizabetli Allen who has
been seriously ill for some time.
Evidently Conductor Fred Lynn is
averse to being spanshot by a travel-
ing camera fiend. Yesterday he was
held up i'or lilo purpose at l’ickett‘s
switch, Fail-field, and implored to get
on the front platform and bava his
p'hiz transferred to a film. "it won‘t
cost, you nothing," said the man. “Mod.
9st forbids.“ responded Lyon,
and he gave Moiormttn Mills the dott-
bie shuffle. on the bell cord. the car
proceeded west and Lynn dodged in-
side.
E. T. iicdford and the board of edu-
cation ttre in consultation relative to
the necessary improvements to Greens
Farms school. the expense. for which
Mr. Redford has offered to defray. The.
gentleman is foremost in the interests
of the community and liberal iota dc-
grec that has enhanced not, alone the
beauty of the section where ht' resides
bttt other parts of town'us well. lie is
out» of a few stmuner residents here
whose generosity has been evliencell
before.
NEW CANAAN.
E. ii. Sammis is grading his lawn in
front of his residence in Park street.
The Athletics will
brook Juniors here.
morning,
play the (item
Decoration Day
of - South Nor-
in
Mrs. (‘nrl Krlctcr,
walk, .was the guest of friends
town Monday.
' Robert Simon is now improving
fast from injuries received in the
runaway accident.
The Cutlets have formed a drum
corps. Thus far it consists of two
drums and two files.
Joseph Asebauer. who visited at his
old home in (icrmuuy for a number of
weeks“ has returned.
\Am'eul Yonkers bail moved into the
cottage formerly occupied by the late
Charles Dayton, Locust avenue.
Miss Lottie Darby. who has been
suffering from pleurmpneumonla for.
the pilot two weeks, to improving.
Attorney J. Elbert Brinckerhoff has
presented the New Canaan baseball
club with a handsome silver cup, to
be given to the player who attains
the highest average in batting during
the season;
M
.
F‘. B. Light received painful Injur-
ies while attending the game of base—
ball last Sunday at Stamford. being
struck in the month by a swiftly
thrown bull. Both his upper and low-
or lips were badly cut, so that it
was necessary to take several stitch-
es Ill them. Al‘ the time Mr. Light's
attention was directed to some other
part of the field.
‘
The New (millions
on the new diamond on the Fish field,
80th ltVt'iiIlll. The field has been put
stop has been erected by
Smith. thtI newsdealor.
Mead. p.. 2b.;
an: lieraam,
Schmidt. bil.‘ ..
out amateur teams hereabont
inst
lag liiili playing my be expected.
yesterday at the island.
Wm—
lit,’.;p:lpellt¢ti at their outings. this week.
vi fit;
t»
"dt‘.
will upon the
baseball season have on Decoration
Day. with the fast Olenbrook team.
in «hope and the local players are
now putting in hard practice. A back-
George
The lineup
for the home team is as follows: Kei-
ley and Kent-lily, cl, rf.: Jones and
Moore.
lb: Davis. If.; Iii. Kel-
'ley. cf. The locals have the. schedule
nearly booked him some of the fast.
includ-
the "Bethcir. and some interest-
NOTES OF THE SEASHORE.
Andrew Morgan. oleew York. spent
tit. slid Mrs. George it Facts are
Ki“ “9 lift. Mild and limit: Mg“ disputes hm
W50? a 5'
.4...
arrived at the Clover Coma. Bell In;
land. -
Jesse M. Ferris and family, of South
today.
Mrs. Cotter Is preparing to give an
eniorlaiiuueut and slipper at her cot:
Iago in a short little.
............_....
Mr and Mrs. Plant of New York.
are occupying the Hubbell cottage,
on the north shore’.
Mr. and Mrs: Martin, of New York.
have rented the cottage owned by Rev.
Home.
a~——'———.—_ .
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt, who have been
spending the winter in the south, have
{ULCDIIY visited the island for a day or
wo
Eugene Harrison. of Danbury, has
rented the Clover Cottage for two
weeks. commencing June 26. and will
entertain a number of friends.
—.
As has already been stated the
first-class condition, will take a large
party to Oyster Bay (in Memorial Day
If the weather permits.
Rev. and Mrs. William James, of
New York, are up for a few days. Mr.
James is busy getting his cottage in
shape for the season and getting Elim
Home tidied up preparatory to opening
it about July 1.
For several years past. Mrs. Ward.
of Contentment island has tendered
her large cottage on that island for
the use of Christian Workers from
i’assale, N. .I, She has decided to no
cupy it herself this season, and in or-
der that the good work may not lapse
has rented the Detlmf Cottage, Bell
Island. which will be used by the
Christian Workers. There will be
eighteen or twenty girls there front
Passaic every week.
A large delegation of people is ex‘
pected to arrive at the Island on Sat
urday, and remain over Memorial Day.
At the Bell island House those who
have already signified their intention
of being there. are Eastman .iarboe
and family, of Brooklyn: Mr and Mrs.
Robinson and family of New York;
Mr. and Mrs Alexander of New York.
Mr. Owens, of New York; Miss Daisy
Nicol]. of New York; Mrs. .iohn Ray-
holds. of New York, and several oth-
t‘l‘h’.
The matter of the Bell island bridge
is the subject which is at present on
grossing the attention of those who
own property on the island and there-
abotllsabouts. As has been said before
in these columns here is a division of
opinion on the subject and many im~
promptu debates are being heard on
the subject daily. The matter is not,
at an end, a..- those who wish to lum-
the project carried through may still
be able to do so if" they succeed in
obtaining the consent of the gnvvrli-
meat in the mountjmo the bridge is
impossible for teams aml only bare-
ly so for foot puauengers. This very
mutually mused tonsidctnblc discon-
It'llI among the islanders, who are
compelled to drive way around through
llowayton‘imd Pine Point to get to
the island.
. -——~—-——~.——-—
JUGGLING WITH DYNAMITE.
Is no more dangerous than to no-
glect disorders. Foley's Kidney Cure
corrects irregularities and has cured
many severe cases‘ after other treat-
ment has failed. it builds up the worn
out tissues and restores health and
giect kidney disorders, Foley's Kidney
(lure corrects irregularities and has
cured many severe cases after other
treatments has failed. it, builds up the
Worn out tissues and restores health
and vigor. “i was troubled with kid-
ney complaint. for about two years.
writes A. H. Davis. of Mt. Sterling.
ncy are affected a permanent cure.
Sold, at Plaisted‘s Drug Store. "
REPAIRING OLD RIFLE‘RANGE.
M
Companies D and F Will Go to West
port Avenue for May Day
Exercises.
The old Wehiport avenue rifle range
is being placed in condition for the
use of the local military companies for
their May Day examines. drill shoot,
etc. The repdirlng is being super-ins
tended by Howard H. Montana and the
cost of the work will be borne by the
state. it is believed that the range
can be placed in a quite safe condition
for use with the aid of plenty of stone.
Company F will observe May Day
next Monday. while Company D will
go out next Wednesday.
TRINITY. BALL PLAYER BETTER.’
HARTFORD. May 26.-M. Stewart
brave. the Trinity baseball player. who
was struck In the head by a foul ball
while at the bat. left the hospital yes-
' terday for the first. time since ho was
injured, it is probable that he will
“completely recovered. M. 1". Morgan.
the left fielder of the same team, who
sprained his ankle while running bas-
es. is out of the game for the remaind-
or of the season. John Gervan. Yale
1901. who has been coaching Trinity
team. Is also laid up as a result of be
ing struck in the abdomen by a bail.
He will probably not coach for the re-
mainder of the season.
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WILL GIVE CORN TO GOVERN-
MINT
MADRID. May 26.~The Catalan
corn merchants who are bitterly oppon-
ed to the bill which the ministry ill
preparing for the suppression of chil-
toms duties on imported wheat and
flour. have offered the government to
provide all the flour necessary to site
vial the famine at reduced prices on
son tion that the bill is dropped.
RECENT ARRIVALS or VISIILS.
NEW YORK. May 25 ——Carpalhia.‘
from Naples. etc... for New York
reported as having been in communi-
cation hy wireless telegraph with the
station at Siobcondet Mass. at it s m.,
when the vessel was 50 miles east of
Nantucket Lightship.
EGG GANDLIRS' STRIKE O".
OHIOABQ. May it .-—‘l‘hs egs candi-
ers' strikdltu been declared off The
demand of the men for so increase of
It fimmus .All
Mt
Nor-walk. are expected at their cottage .
Mr. James, situated next to the Edith ‘_
launch Thelma. which has been put in-
soon rejoin his team. as be Is almost .
it i I; til
(. IO l. flslilil
‘ Put up in friction-top cans, this
molasses is kept free from dirt and is
always in pericci c owditlon
IOo.. 150.. 300. d (:00. Sizes.
if your grocer ”doiainllots keep it write
mammals-null Kilian-"Ilse!“
ti L M A N D
i I]
flint.” U A" C {)OK INK“
i ill':
ill Lil HIUNI L)
met/issues.
L?
Li
STRIKE SPEEADI 46 EACH HOLIR.
"—
No Signs of Peace in Sight in Chicago,
and Affairs Assume a Serious
Aspect.
CHICAGO. May 25.—-Wlth the strike
spreading each hour in the lumber (Ilil‘
trict and no signs of peace in sight,
affairs in the teamslers' strike assum-
ed a serious aspect today.
Unable to meet the deumnds for po-
lice protection, Mayor Iiunnt.l issued
a call for 1.000 able-bodied citizens to
report at Chief O‘Neili‘s otilce anti be
sworn in us policemen to do strike du-
ly.
, Sheriff Barrett continued to swear in
deputies. The number of deputies
swurn in since the beginning of the
strike new numbers four thousand.
one-forth of whom are active deputies
assigned to protect non-union drivers
and wagons.
Armtd sentrles were guarding the
various artnories lucalcd in the city
and the officers expected a call to
arms at any moment. Fifty thousand
rounds of ammunition have been dis-
tributed among the four regiments in
the city and the naval militia.
FREE RELIGIOUS ASSOCIATION.
BOSTON, May 25.-——Membora of the
Free Religious Association of America
assvmbI-ul here today for the thirty
eighth annual convention of their or-
“ Refrigerators
‘ In a Lac lotion Floors
A FULL LINE or
Garden Hose,
Ice Cream Freezers
Lawn Mowers
AND GENERAL SPRING AND BUM-
MER GOODS OF THE BEST QUALI-
TY.
I
Charles E. Dow,
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 1434i.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
, PLUMBING.
STEAM,
HOT WATER.
AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
so South Main Street.
Telephone, 137—3.
South Norwalk, Conn.
gauization. The SFSSIOI) will last
throughout tomorrow. The attention
of the delegates today was directed
to the annual business meeting held in
Parker Ail-mortal Building. Tomorrow
will be devoted chiefly to the reading
and discussion of papers.
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A CREEPING DEATH.
llioml poison creeps tip towards the
heart, causing death. .1. E. Stearns.
Belle I'laine. Minn. writes that a
friend dwadfully injured his hand.
Whit'li swelled up like blood poisoning.
But-kiwi s Arniru Salve drew out the
poison. healed the wound, and saved
his life. Best in the world for burns
bird sows 250.1“ F‘_ H. Baxter's Drug
8 etc
H
WALL...
RESTRICTING .HUNGARIAN EMI-
GRATION.
iii’IlAi'EST. Hungary. May 25.——-A
bill prm idiug for the restriction of cm.
igrntiuu was inirtxluced in the Diet to.
day. it proposes to prohibit. steamship
companies from employing emigration
Agents, to limit their advertisements,
to abolish emigration agencies and to
punish ,those who hold out induce-
ments to emigrate,
M'INTYRE LANDS IN NEW YORK.
Nll‘ii' \ORK May .1a-Arthur F.
Mciutylc. formerly head of a grain
brokerage firm in St. Louis who fled
frotn the western (it) while under
sentvntc of 18 months imprisonment
for fraud, was brought here on the
steamer Teutonic today. McIntyre
was arrest-ed in London on April Is. He
had been convicted in the. United
States liistlici Court and was at liber-
ty on ball when he lied last December.
swarm “PILLS
IAII. “'8
a. will bias “the“ f!“
g In of your Draw “i." “fl
S and ' 'fil‘s'fiufll War
:“ 3": “$0.0m ? loalals Ii
Have you seen It?
the
Cracker K
Fountain Pen
IT
to fill
to empty
to clean
to soil
Don’t blow '1
Fills itself
Foods Itself
ll Writes Itself.
You will like
. l PRICES:
szgpsasostso
I 1You blow
You blow
You blow
may Guaranteed.
tau—gn-
Manufactured by
8. i3. trader i‘en install
70 Nassau St.
W
Sold by
Tililillonii’liumlm
mm,
so. Not-walk. can. .
u v"
I.
DINNER ON THE MINUTE!
Postal Brings Representa-
mews-{owns
“Hurry Up”
And Get A
an tutu
LOTS OF COMFORT IN lT—COOK :1
DELIGHTED, KITCHEN SPOTLESS.
US CALL AND EXPLAIN.
live
lint. I’y IIIIQIIIIIIEBII'
Then. 6'.
Granl’ s ReSIautanl
88 North Main Street. South Not-walk.
BEST PLACE iN ‘TOWN TO GET
0 AND 15 CENT LUNOHEO' REGU-
FOE aNNEE, 25 CENTS; 21 MEALS
ALL HOME MADE BAKERY.
F.-S. BANKS
Carpenter Builder and
General Contractor
IOTIMATII GIVEN FOE JOI-
IINO. IUILDING 0F NIW AND RI-
MODILING OF OLD STRUCTURES.
IN OR OUT-OF-TOWN ORDIIIVIY
MAIL PEOMPTLY ATTENDID TO.
~EIOIDINOI—
7. MAIN ITIII'I'. NOIVIAI-K
mutual
MIMI w3100.000.00
Surplus. momma
Nu Profits. 360.000.00
‘udelleits seeeunts of “indivllsail. nan-
upon mma' ls mm I
scwul u usrnswson. m
loan a. snare
. «cos n. cal/roll. emu.
crisscross.
hlh‘l'lr‘laspp ryleylnour
Jon-ll It. Mervin ennui slum»
LET 3-
christian Marta J. Wallace Mervin
', r “I "M
if every fool were answered accord-
No Man.
One dollar, or even a less sum per
week, invested in an Endowment Poit-
ey will return your surplus earnings
when you need them tttostwund menu-
\i'iliiewyottp loved ones are protected.
For particulars sec
F. H. FIELD, GENERAL AGENT.
N. S. Ferguson, Dwight Spaulding,
Special Agents.
UNITED BANK BUILDI
Telephone. 363—5.
do,
So. Nat-walk. Ct.
'Phone. 1392.
Jenkins Bros. lilies
and '
Guloci Packing
Carried In Stock.
GOLD’ANvD SILVER PLATING.
iliil England Eliciiic liolors.
Have no superior. Can show
them In operation.
Repairs to Stationary and Ma-
rine Engines and General Mash-
rine Work Soliclted.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
M’F’G. CO.
55 WATERST. so. NORWALK.
Fresh Fish
FLAT FISH, ......... .. 5 lbs. for 25¢
PORGIES,- .. .. .. 7c
BLUE. ............. .......,.....10c
SPANISH MACKEREL, .. 10c
STEAK coo, .. .. 10c
WEAK new. .................. 7c
ALL OTHER KINDS OF FISH AT
REASONABLE PRICES.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Bulldlnl.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES DUOROSS, Prop.
South Norwalk.
Ge Thai ll le
out of the attic; look it over.
if it Isn't a NATIONAL “swop' ;
It for one; or let us tune it up ..
to run “something like a NA- "
TIONAL.” '
s»,
Bargains In Tires. -
Don’t forget the Guaranteed '~
Gas Mantle. ”
H.R.BULKI.EY,
62 80. MAIN OT.
1'47. ages.
PLUMBING 'AND [Till
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.‘
HOT AIR HEATING.
ITOVES AND RANOIO.
ILATI AND TIN ROOPINI.
ass and Steam Pittlllg,
Isa Fixtures. Metal GslllnI. Ito.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISI
COMP ANY, .
17 WALL STREET. NOIWALK.
"H-.. ..............7
Wall Paper Till;
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 wtu
harmonize with your other interior
decorations.
'ro ORDIR.
Window shades and picture frames.
SPISIAL‘.
Cloth Window sumo. 'wua mm.
250. White and Brass Curtain Poles,
10o.
Painter's Supplies, Crockery. Glut
were, etc.
Painting sad Paper Hanging.
i. H. linker,
lg WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwalk. Conn,
Telephone Connection.
IllS‘I'llil'IiiEillEF “m-
Cafe The Mill Imm‘.
. a“.
as to an folly what a lot of silly coll: .j
"MM! Ill." would bib-flick.-
‘Tlme and Tide“ Well for
v-u
no: sum
250 SPECIALS
3 can. Mnk oeqo'fifiltosdsbaaaeeslae 2M
2 pk“. Graph Nut! assessssssnsu 25.
3 pkgs. Currants 25¢
3 pk” Mun. sess'sssesaess,aessss '50
3 pkge. Pancake Flour mm...“ 85d
2 pkgs. H-O Oatmeal ............. 26d
1:. sTULL'
I'a COTTAGE KVENUE.
EAST NORWAISK. CONN-
CLEANLINESS"
..
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:1. s' .1} \‘flfi
"“ "—‘r‘ :slmamr
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-
bers with a snowy white, onepieoo
"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. flash,
CORNER MAIN AND WEST STS.,
South Norwaik, Conn.
rlhroai. Nose and far.
i ""‘WII‘IW 3
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 Soutll
~ Main street, and any calling will hi
‘1 given consultation
.. free. by a specialist who has been con.
-- nected with the New York Hospital.
and examination
a W
. WAGE WORKERS' HOSP. SOCIETY.
Branch, 66 So. Main St.
'. Treatment hours. 8-10, 1-4 N.
3% HOTEL VICTORIA
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AND
MONROE STREET.
Newly tarnished throughout. Most
comfortable and uptodate hotel in tug
city. Electricity and heat in over!
room. Baths in connection. Per-
fect sanitation. Rooms excellently
appointed. Always comfortable and
quiet. l \1
Cafe carrying a full this 0! Milan
Merrill and Oondit's wines. liquor!
aind cigars. .Beat stocked bar in till
c ty.
'1'. g. SULLIVAN, prop?
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