The uaual Saturday Sale of Manhai»
tan mixed chocolate. at 23o lb. box.
You oan’t «opium? them at m.‘ pric-
anywhere. .Our Chocolate loo Cream
Soda baa that delicacy ef'flavor taate,
that lingara in the memory.
H. iii, Chambers,
BRIDGE PHARMACY.
guy,
ilSiNllWliK
For the convenience of the readers
of the Sentinel‘, a letter box has been
placed on the bridge in front of the
chop of William R. Gilbert. Items for
publication are collected daily. They
ohould be algned by the writer on an‘
evidence of good faith.
Mrs. Charles Ducross and daughtcr
Kittie start tdduy for New Haven.
Where they will spend a week or more.
East Norwalk residents had an excel-
lent chance to coo. the fire at the Unit-
ed States Foundry and Sales Company
last night. It caused quite abriiliunt
illumination.
Rev. James W. Davis will preach
tomorrow at the morning sorvico on
“Eminent Divines Corroborutlng Our
Faith." His subject in the evening
will be "in the Beginning, God."
These both promise to prove inter-
esting subjects.
Master Dana Bissoll celebrated his
eleventh birthday yesterday in a tit;
ting manner by giving a very pleasant
party to a number of his young
friends. Gamcs and music occupied
the lime and a delightful lunch was
served. All onjoyod the altair thor-
oughly. ‘
Two'tncn who are cngagod in con‘
struction work and have been busy with
the water pipes under the river bo-
cume engaged in a discussion yostcr-
day which finally resulted in a fight.
The altercation took place in front
of. Herman Malmo’s saloon. Ono ol‘
the men was quite badly punishod.
The meeting of the Junior Band,
usually held on Friday night, was
postponed last evening in order that
the members might attend the recep-
tion of the different men‘s clubs or
the-local churches, held at the South
Norwalk Methodist Church. Quito a
large dolcgation attended and had a
very enjoyable time. The meeting of
tho. band noxt wcok will be led by
Everett Jackson.
Agents for The Evening Sentinel, In
Rowayton, are Frederick Lockwood,
Elwood Broadway and ChaI‘ISS Petty.
Ordera cent to any of the above will
receive prompt attention.
Edward Rider, of Beliport, Long Is-
land, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. irn
,E. Petty, of tho West Side.
The Suburbans will play thc Brook-
sides on Tucsday, Decoration Day, at
10 o'clock on tho. school grounds in
Rowayton avenue.
Miss Olivo liart will open the storo
on Roton Point. road on Decoration
Day. This storo was formerly con-
ducted by Mrs. John Hoffman.
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George Minor, of the West Sldo. was
inltialod into Washington Camp, No.
11, Patriotic Order of the Sons of Am-
cricu, in South Norwaik, Thursday
night.
The walor in Chasmar's pond is bo-
low the lop of the dam. and a short-
agc for the water troughs of tho rail-
road company is feared unless heavy
rains come soon.
George Raymond is making a num-
ber" of improvements to his proporty
in Raymond street. and will incrcaoe
the value of his holdings by the crcc«
tion of a new house.
\ __
Mrs. Catherine Shiite, of the Gordon
road, Rowayton. died yesterday morn.
ing of consumption. Tho deceased was
forty-two years of age and left one
daughter, Mre. Mary E. Nichols.
'l‘hc summer schedule wont into of-
foct today on the Darien branch of tho
trollcy line. The cars commenced to
go around Roton on ouch trip and run
under headway of twenty minutcs.
Tho. annual meeting of the Roway-
ion Free Library Association took
place last night. The present trus-
tees weroununimouely reelected for
the coming year, so the mucous will
not. bo changed. There was a large
attendance and business of importance
was settled.
Rowaylon Baptist Church. Frank C.
Browu. pastor-Services at. 10:30 a.
m. and 7:30 p. m. Subject of morning
sermon, Great'HoaI-t vs. Grout Brain.
Evening topic. After Forty Years. Doc-
oration Day address. Special music
morning and evening. Sunday school.
12; Junior Christian Endeavor at 4:
Senior Christian Edeavor at 6:16. Lad-
Ies‘ Aid meets Wednesday at 2 p. III.
'Happy hour service, yThuraday oven-
ing at. 7:30. Monthly covenant. meet.-
ing foilewad by meeting ofiho Execu-
tlvefioard.
(
[towayton Methodist Episcopal
‘ In; evenlng'aervioo,
. ll"p.“m. .
loci: for the morning sermon. Doiui
Our Father'a Will. being the fourth in
the notice on the lord'- prayer. Sull-
jeot for the evening sermon. Moses,
the Patriot. the third in the series on
Bible Heroes. Weekly prayer moot-
lng, Thursday evening at 7:30. All
very cordially invited to the services.
DARIEN AND NQROTON.
Agent: for the Evening Sentinel. In
Dorian. are Arthur Slauaon. and Wat.
lace Sharer. Order. aentto either of
the above will receive prompt mm
on.
The Northrldge family has movod
up from New York for the summer.
The selectmea are contemplating
taking practical steps to prevent au-
tomobile scorching through the town.
It is stated in Noroton. by friends of
William Ziegler, that the bulk of his
fortune will be left to his adopted son,
William Ziegler, Jr. The boy is pop-
ular in Noroton.
In the champion not of tho Metropob
ilan Gold Association's tournament,
ycstcrday, Charles H. Sociey, of the
Woo. Burn Golf Club, Noroton. beat. E.
S. Knapp, Isiip. Long Island, 3 and 2.
MWE”. ,
Work has been commenced on tho
'i‘okonckc 0nd of the new road to bo
t‘mlsii'lloloti from that summer com-
munity to tho Darien railroad station.
This will prove to be quite ll. benefit
to local merchants. as it may divert.
tho. trade from Rowayton to this
town.
At the Daricn Methodist Episcopal
church, the pastor, C. T. Freeman,
will proach tomorrow morning at 10:30
on, “The White Stone." in the oven-
ing at 7:30 a special memorial sorvlco
will ho obsorvcd at which an address
appropriate to such occasion will he
delivered on ,“Wllnt Mean Yo by This
Scrvlco?” A cordial invitation to at-
tend thcsc sorvicos is extended to all.
, ”the mills of tho. gods grind slow.
but they grind exceedingly small."
This applies as well to the course of
justico in Duricn. At last “Jack"
liuggI-rty. tho propriotor of tho Too~
kcr irlouso, has boon hIIlod bcl‘oro the
court, and has been compelled to pay
the penalty for his disregard of tho
rights of others and of lack of com-
mon dcconcy. As was told in thoso
columns scvoral days ago i-luggcrty
worn out into tho. main thoroughfare
while laboring undcr one of his por-
iodicai “bats," and used the most
vile and violont. languugo to residents
of the town and t'rcutcd a general
disturbance. Ho has done this bcfore
on several occasions. but until recent-
ly the constituted authorities have
been slow to act. A warrant was
sworn out in this cusc. however, and
he was finally brought to justice. The
trial took place on Thursday, and
thoro was a large attcndanco of cit-
izcna, who were much lntcrostctl in
the outcome of the case. Justice, of
the Peace William H. Willmott, .lr..
triod it, and found l‘iuggerty guilty of
breach of the peace and abusive lan-
guage. imposing a fine of $5 and costs.
Haggcrty paid up.
WESTPORT.
Agents for the Evening Sentinel, In
Weetport, are S. Digiovannl and Wm.
E. Nash. Orders sent to either of the
above will receive prompt attention.
Miss Julia Wakoinun is outorlaining
Dr. Jackson. and family, of New York.
A carload of horsos has urrlvod from
Scranton, I‘n., and lhcy arc quartorod
in tho privaic stable ol‘ E. ii. Sturgcu,
at. tho. Farms.
The now barn in tho conrso of con-
struction on tho .lonnings llros. [ll‘()~
party, at tho Farms in noul‘ing complo-
lion and will ho among the boat cqnip.
pod in town.
'l‘lIo soloclmon's idcas about. accom-
modations at tho lioach for tho public
is llmltod to :I i'rco-for-all in "shack"
lino, a low bnth Iliilliilis and a donor!
of sand, with tho oasis of ancient cun-
nou, ol' conrso.
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John S. Jones has rctnrned horo
from a trip to iiiassnohusotis. Mr.
.Ioncs kocps up his intorost in the vol-
unioor llrcmon's association in tho
cast. and them is noun bottor known
:ihnn ho, among that body.
WESTON.
Mrs. A. ii. 'I‘IIrncy has visitcd
frionds ,in llcdding.
Mrs. ’l‘. liumllton spcnt Sunday in
iirldgcport,
I”. ll}, I‘inrrltt has sold a driving
boron in W. It}. Abbott.
Misc .ianc Nichols and Miss Col-v
limI havc visited friends in Rotltllng.
Thomas l‘ionnolly has returned from
r visit of acvcrul days in New York.
Tho Mntinoo Whist Club was cntcr-
trained by Mrs. G. B. Kellogg on
'l‘huroduy,
A largo doiogatlon from Noriield
Grungc utiondcd Fission Grange on
'i‘uoaduy cvcnlng. ‘
Charles Morehouso and Lewis Burr
haVo acted as appraisers upon the os-
tato of Ebenezer ,li‘ltoh.
GLENBROOK.
Mrs. J. B. Sorry, who has been at .
her father's home, the put winter. ‘cx-
pacts soon to return to Stratford to
Church. Rev. iii. W. Bysho, pastor--
4:
. answer a. , ,
pom of the world for over 60,
years». Has the unqualified on»
donememofthebestphyelciana.
IlS
" ""“Mre. new Manson il‘ ill with rhou- ..
HIS“ em .
Mrs. George Hobby was a guest of
Mrs. George Lawrence, this week.
Mrs. Charles H. Conley. of Stamford,
is visiting in Glenbrook.
Sadie Whalen spent a few days rt»
cently with Mrs. Charles White.
- William Wallace and Oswald Carson,
of Brooklyn. were guests of William
gryans, at Rustic Knoll, for a. few
aye.
Mrs. Belles and family have moved
into the house. corner of Maple and
Courlland avenues. which was occu-
pied by George wash last. year.
NEW CANAAN.
Charles Wood has sold his market
under W. S. Raymond’s store to an
Italian.
Jones‘s orchestra will give their
first annual dance in Raymond's Ilail,
Monday evening.
Mrs. V. W. Dutt, of New York, has
been the gncst. of relatives in town
during the past two weeks.
Gilbert ‘Slovcns, the iivcryman, has
received several new and up-to-dato
vehicles for use in his business.
A special borough meeting was held
in tho solcctmon's office last night for
the purpose of laying a tax.
Stephen I-ioyl's Sons have been on-
gngcd in planting out 100,000 hotiuo
plants on their South avenue grounds.
this wcek.
Miss liolen O'Ncil won a lady's
watch offercd by tho “—0 Company
for making out correctly a number of
puzzles found in packages of oatmeal.
Walloon Woundy capturod a flying
squirrel at tho Congregational Church
chnosdny cvoning. Ilo oxliibltod it
about. tho town and many worc very
curious to son It.
William S. Krnpowicz. of this town.
has ontorcd tho ulhlciic gatuos at. (fol.
tic Park. Long island City. Docoration
Day, in tho ill-pound hammer and 56»
pound woight throws. Will is a mom-
bor of St. llarlhoiomcw's A. C. of New
York. ‘
NOTES OF THE SEASHORE.
Jamcs S. Kelly has arrived at. Ro-
ton Point for the summer.
Dr. Kelly has movcd into his sum
mor homo at Hickory Bluff for tho
rust. of tho sonson,
Former Councilman .losso M. l“or«
ris and family havc movod into thoir
summer rosidouco at Brll island.
St. Paul‘s Guild, of Norwaik, wl‘li
givc a clam feast. at the Cotlor Cot»
tagc, Boll island, oIi Memorial Day.
The tables and vcrnndn at Roton
Point are boing vurulshod and painted
and mado roady for tho opening of tho
scason on Momoriul Day.
Tho. Rock‘ ‘Cottago which has boon
movcd from its former location is now
not far from tho livery stable. It. has
boon ropnircd and ropniniod and pro-
scuis a wry much bcttor appearance
than formerly.
William .I. Storiing, of South Nor
walk, will launch his now boat. "Bess."
this aflcrnonn. Tho now craft was
almost ontiroly constructor! by Mr
Sterling and is a vcry trim and fine
bout, boink tritumcd In mahogany.
Frodcrfick Latin. Ihc now steward
of tho Rolon l’oint hotcl, n man oi
wido oxpcrioncc and ability. arrlvcd
at lilo hotcl. yostcrduy, and is now
gutting ovcrything in readiness to tho
oponlng on Mcmoriai Day wh n his
dopartmcnt will bo in operation. ‘
Tiffany. has returned to South Nor-
walk and on Momoriul Day will take
up his stand at Rolon i’oint, making
wiro into plus. rings, Inonogrtnns. cic,
Mr. Hartman has boon following lilo
fairs around tho. country during thc
winter.
DOESN'T WANT TROLLEY.
Ridgefield Will Oppose Line Through
That Village.
Upon inlcrviowing Iicprouoninlivcs
littrr and Rockwell Tho I’I'oss'uacor-
iaiuu that. thorn in, and has boon. no
disposition on the part. of the rail
road committee to report favorably up-
on any II'oilcy bill giving a churtor
to any company to enter Rldgotlold.
against the wishes of tho pooplo of our
town. says the Ridgclioid Prose.
ltoprcuontntive Rockwell wont into’
tho matter thoroughly on Tuesday of
last. wcclt, while at tho capitol, and
reports that tho committee will proli-
to allowing any trolley to have a right
upon Word Lane. Main sireoi. East
ltidgo or West, Ridge. it. will either be
an unfavorablo report. or also the poti-
tionors will ho glvon loavo to with-
draw that portion of tho charter rc-
fcrrlng to Ridgolleld.
A legal remonhtrunco signed by most
of the residents of Wool Lane and the
Main etroet again granting that por-
tion of the charter allowing the trol-
ioy to run on these streets waa {qu
molly presented to the railroad coni-
mittoo last week. ,
W
ROWDYISM IN OLENSROOK.
A gang of boys has been making
itself a nuisance in Glenbrook by
throwing stones and injecting decayed
matter where citlaona have been gath-
ered together. Lust evening this com-
pany of young hopefuls had supplied
lteef with a quantity of rotten eggs.
and. disappointed in a certain meeting
not having come all, proceeded to Wil-
bur iii. Wia'a home, Crescent direct.
and distributed the conteuta of the
one on the atoop. Stops are being
taken to teach the" young gentlemen
how. to behave by giving them a taste
lirnosll Hartman. hottor known as
ably report. nufavorubiy in roforonce " '
KIDIIEI IIIIII ILIVEII ,IIIJIIE
Dr. David Konnedy'a Favorite Remedy la adapted
loail once and both nexus. wording permanent. w
lief in all Itasca cauacd by Impurlt of the blood.
ouch no Kldno . Bladder our Live Com-
plain“; cum ‘ouatlpatlnn and We cam
peculiar to women.
It provoe euoceaaful in com where all other medl-
cinea have totally fulictL No eulferoreilould do! air
uiongaa Illll remedy to untried. ll bacon I rc-
ken record of wow» for over so yam, has
won boa of warm friends.
Are 11 u audering from any diocese traceable to
the cannon montlono r If on. Dr. Kenuoddy baa
staked hie pmonel and profoulonai repute non
alzaéutexnonti Favorite Remedy wiiid you
Send! a trial bottle and booklet out»
taiul le‘tuodicui advice on the treatment of
eases. Write also for an “Euy Test"
for finding out, if you have kidney dlIoIIao. Addrou
Dr. Day II Kennedy's Rona. llmidont. N. Y.
REMEMBER, the full name lo Dr, David Kuu~
ned 'e ' \l’OItl'l ii iiIlMEI’I'qulde at lionduut.
N. ‘..th the price in ILtm (nix bottlna $6.00) at
all d' .Iugiuta in the United Sluice, Canada and
foreign countries.
South Norwalk.
CLEANING OUT LITTLE ITALY..
Selectmen at Work Making An At-
- tempt to Drain the Place.
WESTPORT, May ‘7.~-Tiio select-
mcu huvc boon at work this week
making an attcmpt at icust towards
making that. section of the town
known as “Little Italy" It Iiitlo more
sanitary. (it' into this suction has not
boon tho host ”11' us for as drainage is
concorncd and there has been several
complaints rogtlrding it.
'I‘hc trouble lays in the way this
soction is located. rutbcr than owing
to tho pooplo who livo ihcl‘o. it. is
siluulI-d botwcon a rnngo of hills in
n 'illli‘)’, which is vory IUW'IO say the
It‘ilsi. thn tlIcro. is ll. hoavy ruin,
tho wutor comm: down tho sides of
[how hills and cmptics into this soc-
tion solnotiulos iiiling it sovoral inchon,
This of itsoli‘ is bad cnough. but
uddod to this water in the drainage.
from tho housos Ill Little liniy. There
arc i'nliv lhrco hundred inhabitants to
this llItio Ht‘llilllll among which are
many t-iiiitirou. For some. Iiulc hill-to
hogshctnis huvo boon in oporntion in
tin-so bunx I)l'l'Il found lo be iliudo-
llllllitt as they IlI‘I‘OIllI’ illicd up and
run ovor owing to not bring properly
.flt'illlI-Il IIlil.
’l‘hcrc is n diIIh that, runs through
this uoctinn and for a good part of tho
yours is iillod with wnlor which in n
courw IIIIIptios into tho sound. Tho
solm-Imou huvi- concludod that this
would luv a good moans “‘Iii‘l‘t‘lly it!
cioan l.iItit- itulv and tbcy aro soon
to dig out this ditch and son it tho
dcsirvd rcsult cannot ho accomplished.
i‘bis tliit‘ll has n fall of ovor four
loot. Ilngilloor Wood of Norwulk. is
of tho opinion that. tho doslrcd rcsuil
can no accomplishcd. _
Tho pmplo who ilvc in this sociion
arc vory happy to think that some-
.hiug is to ho. donc towards improving
tho sanitary conditions which now ex-
ist and which are u Inonuco to health.
DR. DAVID~KENNEDV, RONDOUT.
N. Y.
ilcar Sirthomo limo sincc I was
troublcd with hlolchvs coming out on
my breast. of a scrofulous churnctor,
and my gonoral systcm scomod to ho
out. of ordcr. I was induced do try
Dr. David Konnody's Fuvoritc Itomody.
Tho first bollio drove tho eruption
away and I i'cei bottcr cvcry way. It
is a spit-mild blood tucdicino—llcnry
S. lfiitil‘t‘tlgt). Rochostcr, N. Y. ”
KING CHRISTIAN RECEIVES
SWENSON.
COPENHAGEN, Denmark, May 2:.
———Klug (‘hrisiinn today roccivod in
audionco.lhc rctiring Amorican minis-
tcr, Mr. chnson, who proscnlcd his
icttcrs of rot-nil. Subsi-qucntly his
llliijcnly I'occlvod tho now Amcrican
Ininislcr. Mr. ()‘Bricn who presented
his crcdcuiiuls.
TIME TRIED AND MERIT PROVEN.
Ono Minute Cough Caro is right on
tinlo when it comes to curing Coughs.
Croup, Whooping Cough, etc. it is por-
fcciiy harmless, pleasant to lake and
is the childron‘s favorito Cough Syrup.
For sale by Piatner; a Bradley,
xiiielriae‘r
Garden ‘ iiose
TY.
HARDWARE.
Phone 143-5.
ice Cream Freezers
Lawn Mowers
AND GENERAL SPRING AND SUM-
MER GOODS OF THE BEST QUALI-
iap a he lotion Floors
Charles E. Dow,
112 WASHINGTON. STREET.
No Mon.
week. invested In an Endowment Poll-
Whlk‘wirour loved each are protected.
For particulars seo'
F. H. FIELD, GENERAL AGENT.
N. S. Ferguaon, Dwight Spauldihii
. Special Agenta.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
Telephone. 363mb. So. Norwalk. Ct.
'Phono. 1392.
Jenkins Bros. hires
and
(label Packing
Carried in Stock.
GOLD AND SIL,VER PLATING.
lieu England Eltotric ilotors.
Have no auperior. Can chow
them in operation.
Repalra to Stationary and Ma-
rine Englnea and General Mach-
rln. Work Soilclted.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
M’F’G. CO.
ectals
sLoIN cuaauanv BUTTER, 26:. III.
a and mar-wan “ for
One dollar. or avert a lees Ian: M“
cy will return your Bill‘pliil earnings
when you need them mourn-antimon-
3 CANS BEST CORN. ........ 25°.
3 CANS TOMATOES, ..... ... 25°.
3 LBS. LARGE PRUNES, ””250.
3 CANS VAN CAMP‘S SOUP. 250.
'A.‘ STULL‘
I4 COTTAGE AVENUE
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
‘ CLEAN-LINES"? ' *'
ordor to try to rciiovo the trouble but ,
FRANK C.
VAN soon
PLUMBING,
STEAM,
HOT WATER,
AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin, Sin-ct Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Main Street.
Telephone, 137—3..
South Norwalk, Conn.
mmmea
“Hurry Up”
And Get A
US CALL AND EXPLAIN.
Postal Brings Representa-
56 WATER or. so. NORWALK.
SPANISH MACKEREL, ..
STEAK coo,
WEAK FISH, ..
.._...r+_...«_...~_ ............._~..w......._.._.~.. 5‘
”Fresh Fish
ELAT FISH, _ . . . . ' _ _ ' .. 5 lbs. for 25¢ sleeping apartment OI‘ dressing ohamc
.. .. 10c
Horace R. Nash,
ALL OTHER KINDS OF FISH AT CORNER MAIN AND WEST 31-3”
REASONABLE PRICES. ‘
THE PEOPLE’S FISH AND OYSTER
Old Salvation Army luiidlnl.
East End of Waahlngton Street Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS, Prop.
South Not-walk.
’1?‘ Klonderdi'
is a necessity of perfect Health and
an eeacntlal element of Happiness.
To prevent sickness and enjoy the
comforts of life you should equip your
here with a snowy white. one-piece
-- -- ............ -- 7° "Standard" Porcelain Enameled Lava-
BLUE,. ‘ ......... 10c tory and have running hot and cold
water as desired at your touch.
me We have samples in our showroom
and will gladly quote you prices.
South Norwalk, Conn.’
Throat. Nose and far.
I i" *‘l n
Any diseased condition of the
Threat, Nose or Ear successfully and
scientifically treated and cured by the
—-—-—~
as our
LOTS OF COMFORT IN IT—COOK ::
Bargalna In Tirol.
DELIGHTED. KITCHEN SPOTLESS.
DINNER ON THE MINUTEI LET -
icuole ,
out of the attic; look it over.
If It Isn't a NATIONAL "awop"
it for one; or let ua tune It up
to run “aometlilng like I NA-I
~ 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 com.
nected with the New York Hospital.
WAGE WORKERS' HOSP. SOCIETY.
Branch, 68 So. Main St.
. Treatment hours. 8-10, 1-4, 7-8.
, HOTEL VICTORIA
Don't forget the Guaranteed -
H.R.BULKLEY,
52 SO. MAIN ST.
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AND
MONROE STREET.
Newly furnished throughout. Mon
comfortable and uptodate hotel In the
city. Electricity and heat in every
room. Baths in connection. Pen
fect sanitation. Rooms excellently
appointed. Alwaya comfortable ml
Via". A H a
PLUMBING 'AND crux
HEATING.
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"""TT Quiet- All 1
”4. Cafe carrying a full line of "Action
Merrill and Condit'e winea, “gum!
and cigara. Boat atocked bar in tho
I" " Io
live
'Phone 5|.
lilillll. li’l IIIIQIIIIIIE Ill].
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING. l
ITOVES AND RANIIS.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFINI.
‘ can and Steam littln',
Iaa Fixtures. Metal Ceiling. Ito.
Have you aeen our atoek of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
+MM+MWM1 COMPANY.
17 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
'1'. fl. SULLIVAN, Prop.
TELEPHONE CALL. see—e.
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Have you seen it?
the
Ctocker
Sold by Tho Clifford Pharmacy. ”
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to sell
Don’t blow
‘ Fills Itaolf
; Footie Itself
Writes Itself.
See
Try .
Buy
You will like
PRICES:
55.50. ,
Fully Guaranteed.
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Manufactured by
79 Nausea St.
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a
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So. Norwalk, Conn.
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Grant 5 Restaurant ,
88 North Main Street. South Norwalk.
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.
F.S.BANKS
Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractor
ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR JOB-
BING. BUILDING OF NEW AND RE-
MODELING OF OLD STRUCTURES.
IN OR OUT-OF-TOWN ORDERS BY
MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
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27 WESTPORT AVENUE. NORWALK
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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in color, design and grade. .We will
Cloth Window Shades.“ with fringe.
White and Braaa Curtain Poles,
Painter’a Suppliel, Crockery. plau-
Painting and Paper Houston.
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87 WASHINGTON STREET. .
South Norwalk. Conn.
Telephone collocation.
Paper.
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Selecting Wall Paper in largely 3 buy nice good: here. You know
Our atocfi of new gooda Last ”I
is a little larger than over clan,
Wonderful how low you can
we do the work in the very boat
manner.
We have taken a good man!
aid you in making aolectiona that wtil contracti for hon" painting “a
harmonize with your ' other interior will I” glad to “1me 5W“ ‘01
your work. .
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thing you need for the decoratic
Window shade: and picture frames. of your hm." fluid. or out.
E. E.
Gorham.
TILIPHONI, 18H
10 FIRST ST. I. NORWALK
W.
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