The ucucifihurdcylsclc of Maui! .
up tbludmhccctctcrct 23c lb. bc‘ ,1;
Von can‘t duplicate them at the price
CMwhcr'I. .Our chocolate Ice Cream
Bode an that delicacy of flavor taste,
it.“ llnccrc in the memory.
H; W'IIIIaIHbIll’S,
,Biiitmc PHARMACX.
M.“ v
For the—G convenience of the readers
of the scntln‘hl, a letter box has been
placed on the bridge In front of the
Item: for
publication ire collected daily. They
chop of William R. Gilbert.
should be signed by- the writer at an
Ivldence of good faith.
M. S. Partrlck Is in Stamford today,
on business.
Rev. James W Davis led the rogu-
lnr weekly social service at the Ad
Vent Christian Church last evening
The regular weekly prayer meeting
held last evening at the East Avenue
gethodlst Church was largely attend
M1. and Mrs E. E Gorhnm, of East
avenue, are entertaining M1'.S Fro-d
crick Gorham and daughter. of Kato-
uah. N. ‘1.
MS. Henry Stevens. of East Nor-
walk, and Mrs. George Gilbct',l of Nor-
wuik Wcre tht1 guests of T. F. (iii-
hurt in Wilton on Tuesday
Mrs. Frank Hubbell and Miss Gusslc
Hubhell have returned to their homo
in Idlltehllf‘lil, N. .l.. nftcr a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Kceler, of East
avenue.
The subject of the 111011111111; of the
Epworth League Sunday at the East
Avenue. Methodist Church will bt'
"Missions Among Latin People." The
111111111111: will be led by the pastor, ihov.
'Edwnrd Cunningham.
Mr, and Mrs. McGunn, of Ettst Nor-
Walk, who are spending the Week at
Mrs, Samuel Stovcns‘. Main street,
Ridgcficld, will rcturn to their home
tomorrow. Mr. Mctiunn went thcrc to
enjoy the benefits of tho healthful cli-
mate of Ridgciicid.
llownrd Benedict lcadcr of the .lun-
Ior Band of the Past. Avenue. Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, (leslros all
the members to meet tonight at 7:45
o'clock for tho purpose ~01" attending
the reception in the First Methodist
Church in South Norwulk,
M. S. l’artrick, the well~k11own cob-
bler-poet, is mourning the loss of a
fine fat hen. The bird was bringing
' 11p a family of small chickens 11p to
last night, when It disappeared during
the night. One of the small chick-
ens was killed. Mr. Par-trick is in-
vcstlgutlng the case.
Mr. and Mrs. W. i). Philiipson onion
tuined a party of friends at their home
in St. John avenue, last evening. Whist
' was the principal mode of diversion
of the evening. The first prize was
won by Miss Elizabeth O'Brien. 'l‘ht1
second prize was won by Charles ik1s~
lie, of New York, and tho consolation
prize by Mrs, James Youngs. ltc
freshmcnts were served and a very
pleasant time resulted.
The (‘rcsccnt Juniors dcfcutcd the
Fourth Grade 01111011111111 school, yes-
torduy, on the1 Wickc field, by the
score of 15 to IE. This Is the second
tlmr.1 tho (Yrcsccuts have won. ’l‘l1cy
will play any team whose players are
hetwocn ton and twelve years of age.
The lineup of the' Ci'csccuts was as
follows: Johnson, (‘.; Reed. 11.: Kron-
kin, 1b.; Busscn, 2b.; Vulcntlnc, 3b.:
Ferris, 11s.; Jennings, If.; Scab, ct;
Rudzlmunouski, r'f. ‘ The Fourth tirade
lined tip as follows: Bartram. c.; Mor—
rison, p.; Cunningham, 111.: Clark. 2b.:
Hughes, 3b.; Edmunds, 11s.; (lostcllo,
1L; Lambert, cf.; Casey, rf. .
.iumes Gordon, the popular actor
lately with the Ryan Stock Company.
who is soon to fill an engagement with
tho Poll Stock Company in Bridgeport,
wcrit fishing yesterday .1flt1111om1 and
had an ex iorionce“ Which he will not
forget to a arr-y. Chris Hirsch Her-
man Maituo, William Wclt-rclt and Mr.
Gordon went down the harbor in bar-
Rt'll'fi brunch to try the blucktlsh
which or... running nicely now. several
largo strings of them having been
caught. While Oi! Cockouoc island
they sighted 11. wounded duck which
was unable to fly and intro chase to it.
They had nearly reached it when the
duck dove. Simultaneously Mr. (ion
don Illlldt‘ a back dlvc. out. of the boat.
He had stepper] on a small tool box
which threw him. His knees caught
on the gunwulc of ”III‘ boat and he
hung head down In the water. ills
pipe came flcatlrrg,tp the top and he
was ilitlllf‘tl In us soon as possible noun
tlu1 worse for his wetting, bttt consid-
1crnbly startled. .
RCVVAYTUN.
Agents for The Evening sentinel, in
Rowaytcn. are Frederick Lockwood,
Ilwccd Broadway and Ohcrm Petty.
Ordcrc cent to any of the above will
receive prompt attention.
“—4....“
Rowayion cottagennrompldly filling
for the summer cannon.
Win Wood. of Dnrlen. was busy
the week on the new truck-house of
the Rodnyton Home Company.
Tho burglars who visited the Flo
wcytm grocery storec last week have
not t been arrested.
CID. 11d wdrm weather are needed
word”. which are suffering
hm:
infirm houses on the trolley
line We» Barton and Raweyton crc
.‘ QP A
one perv .Gv LItII
,.héd.%c 'gclc chest-Itsl $1115 :66
greatly improved by a new coat of
I ' ', WWII-1,1
Early risers on Wednesday noted a
very perceptible front in cheltmed
placos‘nnd were greatly relieved to
flndthnt no dnumkd was done to early
vegetation. ‘ , .
Those of our progressive farmers
who have tomatoes and other tender
vegetables well started in their gar-
dons, complain bitterly of the ravages
of the cut worm. which in some in»
stances, have destroyed entire patches
In one night
' (11101 no Raymond, of Raymond street
went to New York City, yesterday, and
Dillchi'ised a handsome phonograph
1.11111. night he entertained a party of
friends. and a number of selections
were given on the new machine, all
being greatly appreciated.
A cut of three feet is being made
in the road opposite the estate of the
late Stephen Minor, on the West Side,
tht1 earth being used to fill in the hol-
lows nearby. The work is being done
under the supervision of the Barton
Selectmen.
The annual meeting oé the Rownyton
Library Association wil take place to.
night at 7:30 In the library. Notices
1111111 been sent to all members, and it
is hoped there will be allnrgc atten-
ancc. A mistake was made in the no.
tit-cs. They should have read, Tire
election of trustees wil take place, ac.
cording to the state. laws of the con-
Stiltllltm which says “the members of
the association shall elect such your
live ladies us trustees at the annual
1111111111111." and again in Artlcge ll. of
the bylaws, it says “immcdlat .111 after
election the mrstcce shall elect officers
from their own bodies.”
——it's folly to suffer from that, ho ri-
hlc plague of the night, itching pi os’.
lioun‘s Ointment. cures quickly and
permanently. At any drug store, 50
cents.
DARIEN AND NORO'I‘ON.
Agents for the Evening Sentlnei, In
Darien. are Arthur Slaucon. and Wal-
lace Sharer. 0r1' ~.. cent to either 0i
the above will receive Prompt atten.
tion.
Muster l1‘rnni1ic Schcnctcr is ill with
whooping cough.
MiSu Beatrice and Master Richard
I'lallorun huvc wluioping cough.
(,‘Iurcut'e E. Scofioiti has 11 line win
fence around his lot on West and Le»
Roy urcnuos.
Mr. and Mrs. Anion Nor'dctrnnd fir
milv 11111 now octupving their former
home in Lotto) avenue.
Mt'S. l1‘.'1t1t'ctt,ot West 11011110 (‘t‘lt‘
brntcd the li-itlt a1111ivt1r"suty of her
birthday ’l‘ttosduy ovcuing with a few
of her neighbors and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. W. ll. \‘i'illmott, .lr..
celebrated the twenty-second anniver-
Sury of their w»t'1ddlntz. Wednesday cv-
enirtg, At their home in Main street.
‘Kttthcrino Apfcl, wife of John Ap-
t‘cl, died May 24, of tuberculosis. M rs.
Ant'ol leaves, besides her husband. two
children, one a baby, three weeks oi
age. '
~~liig day at. Street’s Cash Grocery
on Saturday.
MlSs Florence Birdsall mot with a
painful accident at school inst wock.
Whilc getting it cup of water from the
well the handle Slipped Striking her
mouth and knocking two teeth out.
"Sarkn." the cnricutur'ist, who Is
stopping at I1‘lmwood.formcrly MISS
llavis'S scmlnnr'.) rides a bucking
hroncho, and Is cm1 of the features of
the village, attired In picturesque cow.
boy Sly.lc
fir. M ii. West and Dr. ii i) iinllnrd
of Illt" Wage \Votkcrs‘ Hospital ttssmi
alien of 66 South Main slrcct, South
Norwnlk, performed an operation upon
Mrs. Stephen Yobnrd, at her home I11
Darren, yesterday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. C, D. Bartram, of Dar-
Icu, have sent out Invitations announc-
ing tho marriage of their daughter.
MISS Cora. 'l‘hercsn Hall, to George
\Varron Woundy, of New Canaan, Mon-
day evening, June 5, 111 the Methodist
(hutch in llarlcu
Miss l‘ lizn 'I‘. lllrdsall has been vol 1
ill for two‘ Wt-t‘ku with inflammatory
rheumatism and under the cars of firs.
Avery and Show. Miss lilrdsall‘.S
frionds will be glad to learn she was
able to Sit up for the first time since
her ill-nose, Wednesday. Shc win: the
recipient of 11 vcry handsome bouquet
of punt-tics Sunday from 'tho Junior
(‘hrislian i1} micuv'ot Society of the Con-
grogational (‘hurch . , 1
' 'Wlllituu ’Viuiluce, an emplnyco of
George Dumlnlc, the Noroton grocer,
was injured ycslt'rdny afternoon In 11
runaway at Norotou llclubts. A pass-
lnc: train frightened tho horse Wallace
d1ovr-.'i‘i1c animal ran 11wuy,smusl1
(1d the vchiclc and throw him ottt. Ills
IniurIct-r wcrt- dressed by Dr. Snow of
Norotou. They were not serious. 'l‘ltc.1
horse lotipod down a ton-foot crnbnnlr
11111111 and pulled the dolivery wagon
over it couple of stone walls before it
was cuttghl.
lir. (i. ii. Noxon was summoned to
attend Mrs. Joseph lllmmlny, who
w IH. this work. thrown froth a wagon
ln whitlr fill" and her husband were
riding by an automobile which «time
tearing down flu» pout road startling
the horse. Mrs. lemlny hud several
honor-t In the foot, i'ructut‘ud Including
the frontal bone. The nelcctmcn
should certainly iuko announce to reg»
nitric the speed of utttomohllm on the
Main Street, some of which are known
to have gone through the town 111 11
rate of :10 miles an hour. Pedestrians
and children are in constant danger to
life and limb .
Judge sbumwny, of the superior
court. civil cidc. returned I decision
to court yesterday. allowlnl Amanda
1.111111. of licrlcn, a divorce from
Franklin P. bane. of the name place
and the 1111111 of I200 alimony. The
suit was on trial several dc. I last
Week. and tlu1 evidence dig}: bend of
an unprintablc character. he plain-
tiff charged in one count. cruelty and
in the second nhnlccl disability. The
divorce was granted on the cccond
count, the claim. of the plaintlfl hclntt
Iubctnntictcd by the indium of pr.
d
_ ‘ “MI W. coil
- in“? sulfides”.
w 1.. nwwnmIfl-‘P
N. 111. Wordiu. ct museum. who. 11111.1
called into the once duct. cc 11.111111: I13
is closed up. The defendant can
tested the mound to detect. the claim
bf the plaintiff for alimony. The con-
ple resided for some yours In Slam
ford, where the defendant was engag-
ed In the produce business They were
married some twelve years ago.
WIES'I‘PORT.
Agent: for th. Evening Sentinel. In
Weltpcrt. are I. Dialnvcnnl and Wm.
E. Null. Orders can: to either at the
above will receive prompt attention.
Temple ledge, 11‘. d1. A.M .,ls to meet
to- night. '
Pililhlll‘tl auto.
Ernest Holly, of Dunbury, has been
visttlug hero.
John Sherwood of Chicago, is visit-
ing relatives here.
A daughter has been born to Mr.
and Mrs. l’ntchen.
Edward Stinger; Is in the employ of
Plumber 111G Estle.
11‘. '1‘. been is back from an extended
visit. at Nashville, T111111.
Postmaster Charles Harris is outing
.111 Dido Point Comfort, V11.
Hurry Kirk is in the employ
painters Kceicr & Allen;
Predictions are for a large crop oi
strawberries here this season.
Still more attacks of scarlet fever
and the East Snugatuck school has
been fumigatotl. /
.lcr 11y Keehnu. who has been employ
(1d In Washlr1gt,on D. 0., all winter is
back in town.
The Current l‘venls club is to moot
this afternoon at tho hotm1 of W.
Sherwood In Weston.
Westport Grange met last night and
offered 1111 Interesting lecture pro.
gramme for entertainment, There was
a large attendance and the. occasion
proved to be one of the morriest oi
the season.
Francis Connors, the i2~yearold
stepson of a man named Lewis, was
the other day sentenced to the 11111
form school at Mcrldcn. charged with
Stealing chickens, The man occupied
the Guycr farm and had some time
Ago been notified to quit. Mr. ,(luycr
had a number of chit hens on the plact
and a dozen or more wc1c. stolen last
Saturday. Suspicion rested on some
one of tho Lewis family anti Sheriff
Kcurpcr was put on the trail. lie dis-
covered thnt the boy in question had
been soiling chickens in town and went
in Search of him. but found that the
lad bud departed for South Norwullt.
lx'cmpcr landed him in that town and
when accused, tilt1 boy admitted his
guilt and returned hero with tho of
lit-or. When brought before .lustlcc
l’urdy, he was found guilty and the
court sentenced him to the Mcrldcn in
Stitution.
OI
CRANBURY. ‘
'l‘. E, Gregory spent Tuesday I11
llr Idgcport.
Miss Maud (‘olcy is visiting in lio-
bokt111,N.Y.
Miss Kittie (icitinger spent Monday
11 Now York.
Will (‘11er of New York, is ironic
’111 a vacation.
Mrs. Louisa Barnes Is visiting
friends in Wilton.
Mrs. llutth1 llouton is visiting at. F.
8. Gregory, in Nurwalk.
Misc Beth: Moore, of Massachusetts,
is visiting at F. It. Cit-irks.
Miss Maillurd is untortninlnu her Sis-
ter and mother 1 r0111 New York.
Miss Alice. Sims. of Bridgeport, visit-
cci over Sunday at l). A. Fillow.
Miss Josie I‘Ink of South Norwnlk.
Spent Sunday with Mrs. Anna Adams.
Mrs, Carolina Wymnn is very sick.
ll. E.Alicnls suffering with rheuma-
them.
Mr. and Mrs. llurtictt. of Woslporl.
ttuvc moved into the Van lioosear (“oh
iagc.
M 1'. and Mrs. Jcnnlngn, of Sonthport,
spent. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. il.
Coley.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Gregory visited
with her brother, on Sunday at Green-
tlold lilli. ,
11‘. I1‘. Clark. with tchms and a. num-
ber of men are working the roads in
this place.
Mr. and Mrs. George Brown of
Bridgeport were gucstg on Sunday of
Mrs. his (rank.
Mrs. lcmmis and son, of Staten ls-
lund, are visiting her parents Mr. and
Mrs, Mchorughton.
'1.vons PLAINS
0
Mr, uni Mrs. lmonnrd Bcidcn have
a now hr by daughter.
Mrs suuc 'l‘horpo is visiting her
daunhtm I11 llothcl.
Minn riddle White Is home from 11
two 11111 its vlsll I11 .lct'scy City.
MIN Clara Banks in spending 11
wk wt1tl1 Mrs. David L. (loloy.
Sorri (1 ncxt Suttdhy in Emmanuel
church at the usual hour, 2:30 11. n1.
Mrs. 1. R. Hoyt returned home 'l‘uos-
day. 111m a week's visit In liridgw
port.
hlr1.F'1'ttttk Lyon returned honu1
IIIHI l’rduy from a two months stay
In ”1111 11.111.
Wuiluco Brown has a new horse,
chri‘lttuo and harness, purchased thin
Wtwk n: ilridguport parties.
MIBH Murgucrliul luttlford In assist-
lrur In caring for Mru. A. ’1‘ 11111111,
Westport who I11 seriously ill.
Quite a party from here attended
the mittntrelc. given by home talent
on Tumdny evening, at the Country
Club Greenfield Hill.
Mrc.1‘llifortl i’alchcon Is home from
11 vlnit with her brother in Stamford.
Micron Grins Meeker and Edna Ferric
wort1 guests recent of Minnie loco.
111111.111. McConkcy entertained
last Thursday. Mrs. Edmund Godfrey
of Norv'alk. Mrs. G. W. Brawler. Mrs.
ionic .Ilurr and Mrs. l. N. Thorpe. ,
Morttn Lyon. Harry Nichols and”
111-11111 Nichols, who are employed in
Bridgcmrt spent Sunday at their
homes lure.
_ W
’ WILTON.
Wilbur Bluflel is on the sick that
at pro-tut.
hill Whitncyé rendition remains
about lie name. tip In still very ill
acorn" Weston, of the city was the
guest of hunt. Mn. Hull. Them-'
can. am under.
M11111 public storm. who has been
quite ill with the mutants, in clcwty inr-
W’“ ‘NOWIIOm’; 0‘
: > 3 *lh'ls. ‘ , ‘ 1
Ilonry Blue is the owner of h speedy _
In... S...
(tabs city, spent Sunday with Hezekiah
born
Mics Merle Russell “'61 New van."
was the guest over Sunday 0! Mr.
and Mrs. H 0 Thomson.
Mr. and Mrs. Outar Budd and (laugh-
ter were the guests on Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs. J B. Sturges,
Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Sturgee and
family, of Brooklyn, have taken DOS'
session of their pleasant summer
home.
Mrs. Oscar Eckluntl and her daughter
Frances have Just returned home from
a most enjoyable trip and visit to 'l‘er-
rytown-on-thculludcom
Rev. Claude N l’ooley assisted In
the serviccs'nt St Matthew’s Church.
Sunday morning and preached a fine
and instructive sermon.
Mrs. Spencer, of New York, has been
in town looking utter the erection of
her cottage in I-iurlbutt street. George
Taylor has the contract. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. l-lnrt‘c)‘ Merl-lies and
Mrs George Ncwbury. who have spent
previous summers in Cannons spent
Saturday In town calling on friends.
The Infant daughter of Mr. and Nit-.11
Oscar Budd, of Weston. Helen Clll‘o-
line was cltlrstcned in St, Matthew's
Church. Sunday morning.
Carpenters huvo finished laying the
foundation of a cottage to be erected
by S, J. Miller on the site of the old
Cannon property near his reuldcnce.
Miss Ethel Bolts has arrived at her
destination Southwestern Wyoming.
utter a pleasant journey, where she
will spend the summer with a party
of friends.
The Reading Circle met Thursday
afternoon at the home of Miss A. E.
Carpenter. The occasion was a room-
ution meeting, fiction predominating
In tho afternoon's reading.
,Mr. and Mrs, W, R. Foam, of Can-
nons, have arrived at their summer
home and Master lrvlug l1‘cnm is con-
tinuing school in New York, spending
Saturday and Sunday at his Cannon
home.
The funeral services of the lair1 Mrs.
hill Whitney were held in Zion l'IllI
Methodist Church, Sunday at. 2:30 p.
111. Rev, Mr. Hubbard, pastor of the
church. oilichund, The choir sung up-
prom-lat.1 selections 'l‘hc burial took
obtuse to the noz'ubv church 11rd.
A pleasant Blitialllt‘ unde1 tho nus-
piccs of the Y. I’. S. (i. It}, was bold
in tin1 Congregational (‘Iiapcl last Fri.
titty evening. The wild birds of the
forost Wcro itnpt-rsonatod. Mléts Mu-
bcl Nichols as a hold finch iuvllcd
thc birds It) :1 woodland concert. Miss
Ailco Merwin, Lila Godfrey
iiirduull recited “How the Robin (Tunic
to lie": Mrs. .iosiirh Gilbert, 11nd Miss
Marlon Olmstctid sang songs relating
to bird life; Lani-111cc ilurringcr 11nd
l1‘lluor (‘olt'y 1111111 respectitciv, c-hirk-
11- -tlt1c and snow bird Dnirm refresh-
111111113 wcto scrvul us tht1 last thing
on the program In the society' 5 1.1111111»
tulnmcnt committee. , About forty vnr-
lotics of tho feuthcrod sonizstci's wt-re
represented, 01111 of whom, "a little
bird," told some of the details of this
pleasant evening‘S tntcrtninmcut
NOTES OF THE SEASHORE.
A founmnslcd Schboner loaded with
lumber, anchored oil ltoton Point.
Tuesday.
Miss Addie N. Bose and John W.
Bass. of ihirIcu, visltgnl Boll island and
Roma l’olnt \Veducfidny.
Tho schooner “Robert Emmott" Is
at Wilson‘s Point discharging a cargo
of sand for the new lightouso.
The cabin cntbuat Edith, owned by
Lolloy and Howard Montgomery, of
Norwalk, has been launched for thc
season.
Joseph illnns‘ handsome forty-foot
cabin lnunch has bdrm overhauled in
Norwalk 11nd pluccdin commission for
the season.
A former sailboat. owned by a Long
Island man, was fitted with 11 ton
horSt1 power motor at tho Norwulk
Launch Works, yesterday.
Captain Frank D. Layton and Coun-
rlltuurr George [11 Surtnln, of South
Nortvulk. have had their boat placed
in commission for the season.
The yacht lltowuna. of which J. ii.
Crawford. of Norwalk, is captain, in
tho lust bout in tho rut-11 across the
Atluntic according to a report brought
in by the Standard Oil steamer Lu
Chmplnc.
There will be c. gums of baseball
Saturday. at ROIOII Point. the Nor-
walks vs. Sacred Hearts of Bridgeport.
()11 Ihworntion Day. at 10130 n. m. the
Norwulks will moot tho Baltimore
Giants. At 3:30, Norwalks vs. Muulcr
A. (2., of Brooklyn.
Workrnon are busy this work at. Ito»
sort for the opening Decoration Day.
A. J. Smith will conduct the ltoton
Point Hotel, with William Kelly on
11111111112111:
at tho Sturln bout landing have been
removed. and part. of the pavilion Willi
uruntlst and
grounds. '
NEW CANAAN.
l.Ivct'_1'utnn 111,11. imwrcnro's pet dog
urns killed by an uutomobllo chncn»
tiny.
An adjourned meeting of tho hor-
ouuh board was bold In the chains.
houuo parlors, lust nlnhl. ul 8:30. for
at tho now bascbnll
sprinkling tht1 slroctn.
Churlcu Whitlock. titted 48. died at
his homo in Enid avenue, Wednesday
afternoon, after being ill for home
1111111. ()1 Into he tutu been more or
Itlflii ill with liver and kl my trouble,
nndnl so suffered much rem rheumna
than ()n the (lily of his (tenth be we:
about tho yard and sitting on the front
steep. and seemed to be quite smart.
but. in the cftcrnoon he was tcken
with two checks from which he expirn
ed. The funeral services will be held
III the house this cfternoon ct ll: 30
While Thence Hall was ridlnc clan;
Railroad avenue 11'3le
evening, he ran Into the rear “of
force of the collision tore off both
brick wheel» as if they were strewn.
leaving the whfllg IDOROIM Mr, W
McClennehnn wu wmcwhet curprlcotl mm'wryggh U“ " . . l
while Apparently r I“ I on his wcr "I'm .1“ i.
home from the”? truth. to thin the , .5 WI ,' 1' - l <-
rttnninn were! his vehicle taken ’ J “m.“ m," , ‘ II m n“ ;
own an accident. 11111111 mcttcre Were II M . ‘ ,1 ‘ ,1“, . ,, . i
6!” iclncd; dd.” fly to W§3~ "15¢" L,4' ”Ly,“ mo, MM 'm- ‘ y I
thread “alum ‘nnh'liw cm ‘ “' ‘“ ' " 1 1 " 1 c ' #1111111. 1 "1
mitts automobile well 01’1in cl no illicit at it cheep W in in“ in Aim, ”1*. ' »
W ,. .. 111-1111 11111111101111.1111- 11111111., -
and Myra _.,........
ton Point. preparing the popular ['0- ~
'l‘ln1 old pier and pavilion.
used in constructing the pavilion or
the purpose of perfecting plans for .,
111.111 W‘
ham Mcctcnnchcn' 11 ermine In front
of Gilbert .1. backwoods market. The
Refricentors
Garden Hose '
Ice Cream Freezers
1.1111111 Mowers
AND GENERAL. amine AND cum-
uzn eoocs 01- THE czar cum.-
TYc fill ’ , II
Charles E. Dcw,
HARDWARE.
112.WA8HINGTON STREET.
Phone 143-6"er J
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING,
STEAM,
HOT WATER,
AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper ~
and Zinc.
50 south Main Street.
Telephone, 137—3.
South Norwalk, Conn.
mmcfiwwc
“Hurry Up”
End ”Get 1!
DELIGHTED, KITCHEN SPOTLESS.
DINNER ON THE MINUTE!
US CALL AND EXPLAIN.
Postal Brings Representa-
tive ‘
Itillll. H’i Illgllllllgliti.
’Phone 6|.
Grant 3 lieStaurant
as North Main Street. South Nor-walk.
BEST PLACE IN TOWN TO GET
10 AND 15 CENT LUNCHEB: REGU
LAR DINNER, 25 CENTS; 21 MEALB
FOR .3 50.
ALL HOME MADE BAKERY.
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General Contractor
INTIMATE. GIVEN FOR JOB-
MODELING OF OLD .TRUOTURIB.
IN OR OUT-OF-I’OWN ORDIRI IV
MAIL PROMPTLY ATTINDID TO.
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Carpenter. Builder and .
harmonize with your other interior
DINO. IUILDINO'OF NEW AND R11.
1.1M Men. 1'11.
week, invested in an Endowment. Poli-
whllew—your loved ones are protected.
For particulars see
F-.I'I FIELD, GENERAL AGENT.
N. G. Ferguccn,
Special Agents.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
Telephone, 363—5.
'Phcnc, 1892.
Jenkins Bros. hires
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1111111, Packing
Carried Inletock.
GOLD AND SILVER PLAYING.
lieu England Electric lotus.
Have no cuperlcr. Cln chew
them In operation.
Repairs to stationary and Ma‘-
rlne Engines and General Mach-
I'li'le Work Bollclted.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
M’F’G. CO.
56 WATER 51'. so. NORWALK. ‘
111111 Fish
FLAT FISH,........
PORGlES, .. .. ..
BLUE,..........................10c
SPANISH MACKEREL, .. 10c
STEAK coo, .. ..10c
WEAK FISH,. ..... .............7c
5 the. for 25::
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 DUCROSG, Prop.
South Ncrwalk.
Get 1111 Bicucle
out of the attic; look It over. '
If It Iln’t a NATIONAL “MOP" “
It for one; or let an tune It up 3.
to run “something Mk. I NAP "
TIONAL."
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Bargalnc In Tlru.
Don't forget the Guaranteed :-
Gu Mantle.
H. R. Bunion,
62 80. MAIN IT.
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PLUMBING 'AND ITIAI
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING. .
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVE: AND RAND!
ILATE AND TIN ROOFI I.
Gel and Oiccrn Fitting, «
Ga leturcc. Metal Collin. ltc.
Have you «on cur etcck cf
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISI
OMPANY.
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Wall 1111111 1111
Eclectic: Wall Paper is largely a
matter of mu. We have everything;
in color. design and grade. We will
cit! you in making celecticnc that mix
decorations.
1'0 DID".
Window chcdcc cud picture mince.
OPIGIAL.
Cloth Window auction. with fringe.
25c. .Whitc cud Brm Corinth Polcc,
100.
Pctntcr'c Supplier, 0mm. thus
were, cic-
Pclnunc Ind Piper Busing.
.,i. H. Barker.
in membranes crane . -
lentil Norwclk Conn.
'I’ciccitcnc connection.
if» and 11d: with" {or
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One 1511.11.01 even a. lean sum Def
cy will return your surplus continue
when you need them most—~11“ mean»
Dwight Spnuldlnu,
ac. Net-walk. cc.
“ ,3 L33. LARGE PRUNEB, ....25o.
ELcIN CREAMERY BUTTEB,26c. lb. 1
3 CANS BEST CORN. coca-Ice 256.
3 CANS TOMATOEy, ........ 250.
a use vhu cAMpleecur. 25c.
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EAST NORwALK.1 noun.
CLEANLINESS
“3:5; :Stcndcrd'
Is a necessity of perfect Health and
an essential element of Happinecc. 1
To prevent sickness and enjoy the
21. crew
comforts of life. you should equip ycbr .
sleeping apartment or figuring chem.
Suit one-piece 1
bars with a snow
“Standard" Porcela Enameled Lava-
tory and have running hot and cold
water as desired at your touch. 1
We have samples in our chcwroom '
and will gladly quote you prices.
Horace R. Nash,
CORNER MAIN AND WEST 81's., ‘
South Norwalk, Conn. ‘
throat. Nose lend Ear.
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Any diseased condition of the
Throat, Nose or Ear successfully and
scientifically treated and cured by the
latest and most improved methods and
remedies. Now installed at 66 South
Main street, and any calling will be
, given consultation and examination.
free, by a specialist who has been con-
nected with the New York Hospitah;
WAGE WORKERS' HOSP. SOCIETY,,
Branch, 66 80. Main St.
Treatment hours. 8-10, 14, 7-8.
HOTEL VICTORIA
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AND
MONROE STREET-
Ncwly furnished throughout.
comfortable and up manta hotel in til!
Mont
city. Electricity and heat in every}
room. Bathe In connection. Pu!t1
feet sanitation. Rooms excellently,
appointed. Alwcyl comfortable null
quiet. 1
Cafe curring I full line of Acton
Merrill and Oondlt’c wince, liquor!
and elm Belt stocked bar in tbli
city.
'1‘. J. SULLIVAN, Prop. 1
TELEPHONE CALL. sec-I.
Paper.
Our Itock of new [code just '11
is a little larger than ever betcha,i
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Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work in the very bull
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We Have taken I good maul,
ccntrnctc for been painting and
will be 1ch to lubinlt figure! £01
your work. 11
We try to carry In ctcck every-
thing you need for the dccctctlc '
of your hence inside or out.
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