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it'Mattltattan Chocolates
at the reduced prics of
230 ii lb.
They are pure and wholesome and
you can‘t duplicate them for the price
anywhere.
n. w. canisters.
NRIDGE PHARMACY.
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.
Stop at. the Bridge Pharmacy, and
try Manhattan chocolates.
William Welt-tell. has purchased Hcr~
man Malmo's dog, “Prince."
Mr. and Mrs. Stabell, of East Nor»
walk, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. D.
K. Birdsaii, in Wilton,, Tuesday.
J. C. Hawkins has returned from
Long lsland.~wbere he has been for
some days looking after his prepcrty
there. .
. W a .
The Rev. James W. Davis conducted
the regular Weekly social service last
eveningnw the Advent. Christian,
church. ‘1 » ”
The meeting of the Loyal Workers’
Society, which was to have elected
officers last night, was adjourned until
, 1 ,
The regular weekly prayer meeting
was held last evening at the East. ave-
nue Methodist, church, under the lead-
ership of Rev. E, Cunningham.
, next. week.
Little Miss-Otlaline Simona, who has y
spent the last two months with her
grand parents in Norwalk, has gone to
Brooklyn, to attend the anniversary of
the Sunday, schools in that. plane, to-
dny, and torvisit with her cousins tor
a few weeks.
Lieutenant, ,eorge Sprague is absent
today from ‘ be House of lprds.“ as
liafner'g East‘ d'e store is known, and
is taking partl thechlebration of Pat-
nam Hose Company‘s anniversary.
Benjamin ()cllo is presiding at “The
House of Lords" today.
NO SECRET ABOUT iT.
it. is no secret. that for Cats, Burns;
lilcers,‘Fever Sores. Sore Eyes; Bulls.
etc, nothing is so effective as Buck-
len’s Arnlca Salve. “It didn't take
long to cure a bad sore I had, and it
is all 0. K. for sore eyes," writes
D. L. Gregory. of Hope. Texas. 25c,
at F. H. Baxter's Drug store. “'
ROWAY TON.
Agents for The Evening Sentinel, In
Rowayto'n. are Frederick LoeitwoOd,
Elwood Broadway and Charles Petty.
Orders cent to any of the above will
receive prompt attention.
.-
Mrs. Josephine Craw is in tireenport
on business.
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Summer residents are about all set-
tled here now.
Mrs. Lucy Lyon is quite ill at her
home on the West Side.
There are to be other weddings in
Rowayton. the coating week.
M»-
Miss Alice Cook, "t‘ Rowayton, was
:1 Stamford visitor etinesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ii. i-‘airchlld. of
Stamford. visited relatlvos la ltowuy-
tony avenuc.
Mr. and Mrs. Bull," and family, of
Mt. Vernon, have been spending a few
days with Mrs. it‘red Merriiieltl.
John Sherman Hoyt has erected a
new burn and automobile house on his
property at Contentment siiand.
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Miss Chamberlain, of Chicago. arriv~
ed last wecit tit. wnyton, the guest
of Mrs. Wilson an her daughter. Miuu
Margaret 8. Wilson.
The Flower Club' of the Methodist
Episcopal Church will meet today for
the autumn of gathering flowers for
the hospitals of New York.
A largo quantity of furniiuns has
been received this week for the Toku-
nelte Beach inn. which has been on
end for the season.
“"‘“"‘“"i"’" a .
Market trot-dimers any thetcutworms
are doiitg more damage this your than
before. him beans. tomatoes. can
base. cauliflower. elm, one cut off in
great numbers.
“WW...
Ninevflargnmt s. Wilson's Rowen
ton pigeon term has, the past month.
been needle may tine euusbe to men
Ital. Her
other poultryxepeclniena an”
a
Matte of Icifitiflo and Wmveflmt er
branch of industry.
W A t
tion “I this
Nu. Alice Dean Ward has purchas-
ed the J. N. Bowen place on Conical-
mettt leis . aunt in tier own prom
value, set a newly acquired property
or using the
.t2. there greatly enhancing
eaves her the troutiis
,4DAYv‘mM3i"I:-jm5v.2777” , T “'
iytnoath .ittmlt fowil slider
telling” you “and
former dnftway which she now owns
exciuulvely., , ‘ . ‘
Every Wednesday evening the Ro-
wayton class in Literature meets at
Miss Huckley'e studio. Miss Carrie
Gautier, a graduate of Smith Collette.
is giving them a course of lectures.
Thus far the class has studied Words-
worth, Shelly. Memphis. Browning
next. meeting will be
ing. 4 a
m...
Last week,, Wednesday. the Port-
folio Club met with Miss Mary.Hack-
ley, when they reviewed some of the
periods of art which had been studied
during the winter and looked over
many prints or photographic reproduc.
tions of the old plasters, Giotto. Cim-
abue, Fra'Ansellco, Donatello, Bolicel-
li, etc. Those present were Misses
Mary Ilcard, Margaret S. Wilson,
Mary It“. ilackloy. Misses Orlicli, Jen-
nings. i-iueiil‘and Mica. Baas.
Is it a burn? Use Dr. Thomas' Ec-
lecirlc Oil. A cut? Ilse Dr. 'l‘homus’
Electric Oil. At. your druggist’s.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Agents for the Evening Sentinel. in
Dal-ion, are Arthur Slauaon. and Wei-
lace Sharer. Orders sent to either of
the above will receive prompt atten.
tion.
John Pooley is improving from a
serious illness.
Miss Ida hangdon was a Norwalk
visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Dr. Noxon is recovering from
tin-attack oi‘ qulusy sore thmat.
Mrs. T. F. Sherman spent the day
Tuesday with Mrs. O. 0. Bowen.
Sunday, June it. will be observed
in the M. E. Church as Children's Day.
A family from 0x Ridge have mov-
ed into Edward Hindley’s house, Enid
Main street.
Fred Lenten. of New York, was the
guest, over Sunday, of Mr. and Mrs.
0. C. Bowen.
Mrs. T. B. Miller's many friends in
Darlen will regret to learn that she
is again seriously ill.
Miss ISilileI Dclgarde, of New York,
and a young lady were the guests this
week of Miss Lulu Bowen.
Mrs. Walter Sutton, of Providence,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Walters,
and her sister. Mrs. C. F. Overton.
The Darlen friends of Mrs. M. W.
Noble, of Boston. will be interested to
learn that her summer address is 10
Greenwich Park. Boston, Mass.
-—Everytltlng,al the lowest cash
prices at Street's Cash Grocery.
._.a
“Cliildren's Day“ at. the Congrega.
ilonal Church hash, u postponed to
awcck from Sunda , on account of
the illness of Mrs. Dr. Noxon. who
had charge of the children's exercises.
4
Mr. anti Mrs. Parker Sellcck, ot
Stamford and little (laughter Eleanor
visited, Mrs. llouuslow and Daricn
friends Sunday. The baby has just
recovered from a serious attack or
spinal menigiil’s. and the parents are
enthusiastic in their praise of Dr. W.
H. Stiolv's skill and success in restor-
ing ii to health and strength.
Michael Kano died very suddenly at
his home, Leitoy avenue. Dal-ten.
Tuesday afternoon. June ti. Mr. Kane
had resided ln,l)arien many years. He
was 74 years of age, anti cattle to this
country from (lalwny, ireland. when a
lad of 18. Mr. Kane had many warm
friends. and was a. man of kind heart
and genial character. Mrs. Kane dlcd
five years slucc. lie is survived by
three. children. his eldest daughter,
Mother Fabian of one of the State
convents, Miss Mary Kane, teacher
in one of the Stamford public schools.
anti Edward Kane. The funeral ser-
vices took place at it a. tn. Thursday.
frotn St; John's Roman Catholic
Church, Noroion.
The wedding of Miss (fora Theresa
ilali, eldest (laughter of Mr. anti Mrs.
Chauncey I). Bartram. of Dorian, to
George Warren Woundy, of New (3a-
nsun, took place at the Darien Moth.
disi Church. Monday evening, June
it. itcv. Freetnau perforated the care-
mony. The bride wail handsomely at-
tired in white. with tulle veil and cor-
onrt of white blossoms. The atten-
dants were Miss Carrie Buttery of Sit.
vormine and Wallace Woundy. of New
Canaan, a brother of the groom. Miss
llelen Brutumur made a charming lit-
tle fluvvcr girl. After a w moments
at home, following the ceremony. the
bride and groom loft for New York.
where a reception was given at the
home of an aunt of the bride. From
New York they proceeded to Boston.
to visit the bride's grandfather. Mr.
Hall. inter they visited relatives in
Maine. They were reclpientr of
valuable presents. omens which were
halt», a notion silver teaspoons from
melts. T. Blrtieeil end liar sister.
Mrs. (looms Schleuier; a silver
trimmed «pink and crystal fruit-dieh
from Sentinel S. Wood: a silver. pie
italic. Mr. and titre. J. D. Neyere; e
chlhe dinner not. Mr. and hire. Jen-tee
if. fitsvena: a framed picture, 'The
Berlin tree." from m. and Mrs. snow;
s has some imported you from Dr.
N Avery; sliver anger iedio.
53"?” Monroe; a salad bowl.
.4? lllietn
i
and
.l. Homing: fruit dish.
Nev. . n. Miller; sliver tuner ladle.
Nine Once Wilmatt: a framed pic-
ture, Mice Maud Van Dine; very dain-
ty pistes. dissented with pepsin. from
Idler y Stevens of liieet Not-walk:
quilt. rs. Cantrell: mined picture.
litre. Van Bony. South Norwslit; fruit-
dieh. Mrs. Beninrnin St. John; head-
="l ‘ ~ atom
heireii mfiim. rich color
to Checks
Iii WIFWMY‘II
some sofefihillow‘,‘liflee finale
and Tennyson. 'I‘hetitlib not before the “ .
bert Brown- _
and fear appendicitis.
“ ‘L I" m '3‘... ’=. . ’ “l
at.“
handsome white shawl. Mrs. Coleman
of Btamford; fruit dish. Mrs. Charles
Millapeugh; silvor‘ salad bowl. Mm
Jennie Fairbanks; glass berry-sot,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tooltor; reading
lamp, Clarence Seofloid. in. and many
other handsome and useful articles.
Mr. an Mrs. Woundy will reside in
”3,933”; Canaan. '
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t‘ A BAD SCARE.
Some day youwiil get a bad scare,
when you feel a pain in your bowels.
.. Safety lies in
Dr. King's New Life Pills. a sure cure.
fossil bowel and stomach diseases.
such as headache; bililouenesit; coe-
tiveness, etc. Guaranteed at F. H.
Baxter's Drug Store; only 250. Try
them. , "
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WESTPOR'I‘.
Nun—n...
Agents for the Evening Sentinel. in
Westport. are 8. Diglovannl and Wm.
E. Nash. Order‘s sent 'to either of the
above will‘ receive prompt attention.
—-———
E. B. Atlanta is home from a trip to
Boston. Mass.
Miss (trace Kettle, of New York. is
visiting in town.
Mrs. William Estle has returned
homefrotn a visit with relatives In
New York.
Mrs. J. E. Woodruff has returned
home to Danbury, after a visit. here
with friends.
w
Dr. Butler, of New Rochelle, N. Y..
has been the guest of Dr. Wooster
Beach. at the home of the latter here.
Never was rain more welcome than
at the present time and iarmersfeel
that the crops havp'now a new lease
of life. "
Frank M. Raymond made a business
trip to -ilrldgeport yesterday and re-
mainchongenougb to pay his re~
spects to friends.
It. T. Lees is becoming an expert
chauffeur and gets about the country
in his new auto with all of the as-
surance and grace of an expert.
The entertainment given by the
Boy‘s Aid Club of Christ church last
night, served to attract a large and-
ience in spite of the inclement weath-
er and is one of the healthiest signs of
the popularity of this juvcnllle branch
of the church. The programme offer-
ed wits an entertaining one attd com-
prised chiefly muslc, with some. read-
ings and recitatious interspersed. it.
is understood that the affair is to be.
repeated in the near future.
M.
if in a kind of billous tnood.
You wish an aid to digest food,
No other pill is half so good
As DeWiii‘s'thtle Early Risers.
The Famous Little l’llls Early Ris-
crs cure Constipation, Sick Headache.
Biilousness, etc. They never gripe
or sicken, but impart early rising en-
ergy. Good for children or adults.
Sold by The Cll‘gtord Pharmacy. ”
LYONS PLAINS
Services next Sunday in Emmanuel
Church at the usual hour, 2:30 p. m.
Charles Johnson spent Memorial
Day in Bridgeport.
Mrs. Roscelttu Brown entertained
guests from Valley Forge recently.
Mrs. Henry Nichols entertained her
two sons and their friends, on Sunday.
M...
(".eorge Montgomery, of Norwalk.
visited last week with T. W. 'l‘readwell
and family.
Mrs. Mary I3. Patcheou is visiting
her son in Sangatnck and getting ac-
quainted wth her new grandson.
Elmer 'i‘readwell. wife and children.
at Bethel. spent Sunday with relatives
ore. - ‘
Albert Williams and wife. of Bridge-
port, spent Saturday night anti Sun-
day with relatives here.
Mrs. Thomas Treadwell returned
home Sunday night from a visit in
New York.
Albert Kellogg, wife and son, of
Stamford, epcnt Sunday with Clifford
Patcheon and family.‘
it is reported that. Sylvester Hurl-
but. of Weatport. has bought the old
Merwln place. He will known» it
and soon occupy it.
Miss Carde- ls ill and returned to
her home in Shelton on'i‘ltceday. Mina
Minnie Lyon has chargo‘of the school
here during Misc Carde'e absence.
s...
.—
Frederick Billlman and son. of
Bridgeport. visited Mrs. L. R. Hoyt
on Sunday and took Mrs. Stillman.
who has been spending a week with
her clutter, home with them.
Mrs. Betsey Salmon, of Valley Forge.
ill visiting Mrs. Mary A. Robertson.
On Wednesday lira. John Williams
and‘Mrit. Salmon spent the day in
Weetport with Charles Salmon and
family, . . .
saw causes.
George Brown, Jr., inlnow employed
by health. the newsdeelor.
Sanford Wooley iii now working for
the Adams More» Company at the
titemtoro depot: ‘
f t
.Miee hare Raymond he. returned
after a several deye' visit with rollb-
ttvee in New You-it; " ‘
' was—le—
George arenas of prtrit. s. .t., has
been a visitor of his parents. in burn
tie avenue, for several days.
Albert Serum. clerk in the Con.
trel Pharmacy. visited his parents in
Norwsitt, Monday and Tuesday.
The new double house being erect5
O ‘ l
I”, ', it“ w I. t “ l' ‘9 ‘ .4: ‘
. c;- , ‘3 ._ .n‘ . up 5t, « '
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l
to 7:
Zwltii”Mr,.an”d;Mi-r, sentinel Raymond.
Hoyt street.
Misti Edna Meeker of Westport,
who has been visiting with heraunt.
Mrs. David Diokwood. Railroad ave
ntie. returned home yesterday.
some time, will not resume his posi-
tion in the Yale (ti. 'i‘owne works until
attdr a several days' visit with friends
out of town. ~
' Invitations are out. announcing the
marriage of Miss Georgia Drummond
to Thomas Rae, Thursday evening.
June 16, at. the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. llidwln Hoyt, Hoyt‘s Nurseries.
,John E. Hersam has resigned his
position as electrician at the round-
house on the New Canaan branch. and
is now foreman in the Messenger of-
fice, which place he had several years
ago.
—-.—.—.
Stamford colored people were ill
town Wednesday evening. and arrang-
cd to hold another ball and social.
which it is said will be held tonight.
Only a short time ago, one was held.
and a rollicking time was had.
The New Canaan baseball club will
play a team from Norwalk, Saturday
afternoon. Arrangements were made
St. Joseph‘s 'l‘. A. 13. Society, which
will be played Saturday, Aug. 6.
The new timetable _on the branch
goes into effect Sunday, and patrons
of the road are anxiously awaitlna‘ to
learn whether the late train has been
put on for the summer. The express
train will undoubtedly resume its old
schedule of returning early on Satur-
days.
B. P. Head has completed many
important. improvements on his South
avenue residence, adding one story
and building a large piazza. The
house will be leased to a New York
family. Mr. and Mrs. Head and his
family will occupy their cottage on
Park street.
Samuel P. Ferris Post, G. A. It. has
decided to present the New Canaan
Cadet. Corps with full equipment for
a drum corps, providing a corps is or-
ganized. The boys are now hustling to
arrange for something of the sort. and
a movement is afoot to secure young
men outside of the company to take
part. to avoid taking men from the
ranks of the comupny. The corps is
in ii. flourishing condition. it is now
rehearsing a play, "Down in Maine,"
to be presented in the opera house
June 27. Fred. N. Hoyt. of South Nor-
walk is conducting the rehearsals.
THREE ‘PHRYSICIANB TREATED
HIM WITHOUT BUCCES.
W. L Yancy, Paths-uh, Ky., writes:
“I had a. severe case of kidney disease
and three of‘ the best phyplclans in
Kentucky. treaied mu without. success.
i then took Foley's Kidney Care. The
first bottle gave immediate relief and
three bottles cured me permanetly. l
gladly recommend this..wonderiul rem-
edy. Sold abPlaisbed‘s Drug Store.
5 so
\ GLENBROOK.
Miss Myrtle Anderson was in town
yesterday.
William Ebbiits was,in town for a
call this wcek.“
Wilbur E. Lewis is having his house
on Crescent avenue painted.
Mrs. Mix. of New Haven. is a guest
of her son. [1. 13. Mix. Maple avenue.
Mr. ud Mrs. Jones. with their son.
are at tustlc Knoll for a few weeks.
Children's Day service will be held
in the Union Memorial Church next
Sunday.
Mrs. .1. ll. Perry and family have
got)... to Straiford, where they intend
tanking a permanet stay.
THE BALVE HAT PENETRATES.
DeWitt's WI ch Halal Salve pone-
tratos the pores of the skin, anti by its
antiseptic. rubifocient and healing in-
fluence it subdues inflammation and
cures Bells. Burns. Cuts. Eczema. Tet-
her. siting Worm and all skin diseases.
A specific for blind._ bleeding, itching
and protruding Piles. The original
and .genuine Witch Hanoi Salve is
made by Ill. 0. DeWItt & Co. and sold
by (The Clifford Pharmacy. ”
NOTES OF THE SEASHORE
There was a general exodus of Belle
Island and Hickory Buff residents to
Retort Point, this allot-non. where the
members and guests of Putnam Now
Company are holding a chore dinner.
with a fine band concert by Wheeler
& Wilson's Bond. of Bridgeport.
The work of stringing the electric
light wires to Belle island. by the Con-
nccilcut Railway and. Lighting Com-
blny. was completed yesterday, and
residents and property owners at this
attractive shore resort are pleased
with the innovation. lint-Mayor Rich-
srd ll. Golden, of South Norwelk. who
owns a fine bungalow at the southern
end of the Island, and is in charge of
Poster Brothers' interest- here. was
the first one to install the lights. and
his residence was brilliantly illuminat-
ed lest night. A lam number of oth~
or people will install the lights coon.
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Sacred concerts will be held at. No.
ton Point, Sunday. by Wheeler and
Wilson'. Band. The concerts will be
at I o‘clock in the afternoon and at
ti: Ii in the evening. he program of
lite concerts are as; fall lye: -
‘ii ' Afternoons
Merchu'i'lie Diplomat. .
Overture-«Pique Dam
Waite-«Tales from a. tonne Woods.
Characteristic-«him lolly.
Two Stair-Tho diedshua
detection—Woodlan 3
Marsha-«onion Tribune.
Nodieywl’opu r Jingles.
NVOMIII.
ed for Alexander Neftendrieti in
' church street, to about ready tet- oeg‘
”a l”
MerchwWaldniore. .
Overture-tannin.
Walla-econ“ :
We I , ‘-
Richard Kelley. who has been ill for
Wednesday, for a return game with
seem-teem“;
GOING
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T wax or vmieh but an entirely new
preparation. "ill senior and grease
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made exyrcsniy for
Kitchen Floors. ‘
It In equally aim-l for nttv wondrn floor or
Interiorilnitli. first :trtirlt-tmtlte market r,
fori.lnoloutn itiulllilt-intli. Apply it your» f,
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'50 South Main Street.
Telephone. 137-4.
South Norwalk. Conn.
Grant’s Restaurant ‘
as North Main street. Oouth Norwalk.
IEST PLACE iN TOWN TO GET
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East End of Washington Street Iridge
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSI, Prep.
South Norwalk.
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No Man.
One dollar, or even a less sum per
week, invested in an Endowment Poli-
cy will return your surplus earnings
when you need them moat—and mean-
while—your loved ones are protected.
For particulars see
F. H. FIELD, GENERAL AGENT.
N. s. Ferguson. Dwight epaulding.
Special Agents.
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
Telephone, 363-5. 80. Norwalk. Ct.
'Phone. 1392.
Jenkins BIOS. Wits
Ind
,ilarlocl Packing
Carried In Stock.
coto AND SILVER PLATING.
lleii England Electric lolill‘s.
Have no superior. Can show
them in operation.
Repairs to Stationary and Ma-
rine Engines and General Mach-
rlng Work Solicited.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
MFG. CO.
56 WATER 8T. so. NORWALK.
Get That Bicuole
out of the attic; look It over.
If it isn't a NATIONAL “mop" :-
it for one; or let us tune It up .
to run “something like a NA- :2
TIONAL."
Bargains in Tires.
Don't forget the Guaranteed 3.
Gas Mantle. ~ "
II.R.BULKLEY.
52 .0. MAIN OT.
"47- me
momma nun e'rlau
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
nor AIR HEATING.
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ILATI AND TIN ROOM I.
use and Steam Fitting,
One Fixtures. Natal Cellini. Ito.
Have you seen our stock of
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ran" JONES e HOTCHXISI
COMPANY. ,
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now...
Select!“ .Wall Paper is largely a
matter of lute. We have everything
in color. design and grade. .We will
aid you in making selections that will
harmonise with your other interior
decorations. . fl {Mum
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.Window shades and picture frames.
IPIOIAL‘.
Cloth Window Shades. with male.
ace. White and Brass Curtain Poles,
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Painter's, supplies, Crockery. Glase-
‘ml m it I ' or en ‘
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is a necessity of perfeot 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, one-pine.
“Standard" Porcelain Enameled Lava-
tory and have running hot and cold
water as desired at your touch.
We have samples in our showroom
and will gladly quote you prices.
Horace R. Nash,
CORNER MAIN AND WEST 373.,
South Norwsilt. Conn.
lhroat, Nose and Ear.
'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 Bonito.
- Main street and any calling will he
.: given consultation and examination
. free, by a specialist who has been con.-
- nected with the New York Hospital.
”was: wosxansv HOSP. SOCIETY,
Branch, at 80. Main at.
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CORNER RAILROAD AVENUI AND
- MONROE OTRIET.
Newly furnished thronghom Non
comfortable and np-to-dete hotel 't the
city. Electricity and heat In 0h“
room. Baths in connection. POI"
fect sanitation. Rooms excellently
appointed. Always comfortable sad
quiet. ‘ ul' i
Cafe carrying a full line of heir“
Merrill and Condit's wines. 11un I
and cigars. Bolt stocked bar in the
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TELEPHONE CALL. .9”.
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Paper.
Our stock of new [Goal lust 'l
is a little larger than ever baton.
Wonderful how low you .caa
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work in the very best
manor.
We Iiave taken a good man!
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to eubtnit figures for
your. work. . . «m...
We try to carry in uteri every:
thing you need for the (isostatic -
of your house inside or out.
” E. E.
Gar-ham.»
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