.MW .g.
svm canvass aunt—L
i
Mdhhdti’jsdh dates
at the noticed price of"
230 a lb.
They are pure and wholesome and.
you can't duplicate them for the price
owners. .,
it. w. cashiers.
sons-l.» warmer.
Fonthe 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. Iteme' for
publication are collected daily. They
should be signed by the writer_as an
evidence of filled faith.
Otto Home Is constructing a new top
for his power sharpie.
M. s. Partrlck w... a'vlsltor in Stam-
ford yesterdsyon business.
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com-
pany will meet Monday night.
The Rev. E. Cunningham will preach
n Cranbury Chapel Sunday June 11th
t 4:15 p. m.
Robert Roberts, of the Soldiers’
Home, Noroton,.is enjoying a furlough
at his homehere. -
The schooner Lucy Lane. arrived
yesterday withscargo of sand for the
Ferris Coal,Compauy. ‘
A large number of East Norwalk
people attended the band concert giv-
en by Putnam Hose Company, last
evening, in South Norwaik.
The chorus of the East avenue M.
E. church, will meet. this Saturday
,evenlng for rehearsal at 8 o‘clock. A
full attendance is. desired.
Robert Joseiovsky, who conducts a
grocery store in First street. has on—
tered into partnership with his bro.
iher, and the firm is now known as
R. Joselovsky & Brother.
Rev. James W. Davis will preach
tomorrow morning on “To Whom the
Revelation?" His evening subject
will be “And His Name is Called the
Word of God.” Printed copies of the
sermon will be distributed at the close
of the service.
Miss Marguerite Callahan, a grad-
uate of The Babies Hospital of New
York, who has been spending a vaca-
tion at her residence in the East End,
accompanied her sister, Miss Julia
Callahaln. to ilcnllington, Vermont,
where the latter has gone for the ben-
efit of her health, ill-fore their return,
they will visit llooslc Falls and sev-
eral other points of interest.
THREE PHRYSICIANS TREATED
HIM WITHOUT SUCOEE.
W. L. Yancy. Paducah, Ky., writes:
"I had a severe case of kidney disease
and three of the best physicians in
Kentucky. treated me without success.
I then took Foley‘s Kidney Cure. The
first bottle. gave immediate relief and
three bottles cured me pcrlnancily. I
gladly recommend this wonderful rem-
edy.- Sold at l’luisbed's Drug Stun-.0;
ROWAYTON.
Agents for The Evening Sentinel, In
Rowayton. are Frederick Lockwood,
Elwood Broadway and Charles Petty.
Orders sent to any of the shove will
receive prompt attention.
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B. Arthur Griffin imin Pennsylvania,
on business“ . .j
Work has
once Hook
building.
commenced on the. Hell-
and Ladder Company‘s
—_
Dr. Howard Stevens, of Cornwall
Bridge. is spending;a few days at his
home here. ‘
The Popper. Vincent and Norton
residences all, present a line appear-
once in their new cost. of paint.
Mr. and Mrs. ire. E. Potty. of Ray-
mond street, are’ to spend Sunday
with their daughter, Miss Ethel Petty,
of Mount Vernon.
The Rowsyton Hose Company held
a special meeting Wednesday cvonins.
when the buildingwommiiteo was in-
structed to have the contractor iiniuh
the new house.
The new houses at Tokenchc are
about. all occupiedby New Yorkers
ior‘thc season. Ono large new born has
been erected on the property for the
accommodation of all the residents
there much to their wnvwlqrco. and
is quite a novel idea.
Herr ‘ E. Griswold..tbo talented vio-
. Ilnlst. ill play two color at a concert
to be girls in the Brocksido Oha l.
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for the honest of ,the tip Five, ile
Riverbohoor Tuesday. use ilii at ii
p. in. itcueli Griswold will be t ec-
. t.
complete
The cannonoid and humanistic on
the: village green. it's generously
to; t i ”“93: ' th
at“; " .‘ihigtfiogflldb gm
1 It you out I'. vim I' 9
. 'And the’igehte’oowncuulo
, log intuit, they
5 no; one of th
inns
a L‘yv’”: . ‘
lirurriuu'aw..nw ’2 .
an.
people in Roweyton they all e to bad
at it o'clock. while thoboys who plum
cans and fancy trained the residents
they mock. . LEWIS MWKEIL
Following will be the program ren-
dered at the Children's sy exercises
,in the Rowertbn Moth ist Episcopal
o’clock:
March.
Prayer. .
Recitation-«Welcome,
Sandauchy’ Dirlus.
Chorus—Graduation Song.
Solo-Wedding in the Meadows,
Helen. adenoid. .
Recitation,
Howard Scott.
Solo,
Maud Brundage.
Recitation,
. Annie. Moore. .
Chorus~Littie Flower Maidens.
Solo—«Like a Tiny Cradle,
:Ethel Mills.
Dialogue-Roses, ,
Maud Brundage, Hazel Wood, Corrine
D it Ackart, Dorothy Racket.
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Merioa and Dorothy Racket.
Soio——Daisies,
. Emma Cushman.
Chorus—Hail Beautiful Summer, '
Young ladies.
Solo—Glad Summer,
Nettle Plunder.
Dialogue—Summer Message.
Florence Moore. May Tuck. Emma
~Cusbman, Ellen James, Lydia Vos~
nlngs, Sauduchy Dirius, Maggie Jen-
nings, Sanduchy Deilus. Maggie Jon-
nlngs, lluth Stevens. Marion Crock-
ett; Iricien Scofleld.
Solo—Beyond the Gates of Paradise,
David Mills.
Recitation—Not Self. but Others,
Freddie Mcrriiield.
Chorus—Mothers' Day.
Recitation,
Gertrude Dibble.
Solo—Water Lilies,
Alice Brundago.
Recitation, ,
_ Marion Godfrey.
SolorDaisies,
Lydia Vosburg.
Recitation—(literary Little Buttercups,
Solo—The Bluebird's Song.
Ellen James.
Ductt—Love and Sunshine,
Alice Brundugc and Vivian Stevens.
Recitalion—~Lovcly June.
Mildred Cushman.
Solo-Daisies,
Bertha Miller.
Chorus,
Arthur Walker. . -
Solo—Morning Glories,
Gladys Mills.
Dialoguc~llospltal Corps,
Margery Mills, Mildred Thrall, Mag-
gie Jennings, Selma Stahl, Kathlone
Dirlus.
Chorus—Shining, Ever Shining,
Young Ladies.
THE SALVE THAT PENETRATES.
Dertt's Witch Hazel Salvo‘pone-
tratcs the pores of the skin, and by its
antiseptic, rubifoclcnt and healing in.
fluence it subdues inflammation and
cures Bulls. Burns, Cuts. Ecsclna, Tot-
tcr, Ring Worm and all skin diseases.
A specific for blind, bleeding, itching
and protruding Piles. The original
and genuine Wiicll I-inzci Salve is
made by E. (l. DeWitt d: (30., and sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy. "
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Agents for th. Evening Sentinel. In
Darlen. are Arthur Glaueon, and Wei-
lace Sherer. ' Order. sent to either of
at. above will receive prompt atten.
on.
Mrs. Wilbur lleed is visiting roia~
lives and friends in Kansas.
Summer vacation at Center School,
Darlcn, will commence .lttne 26.
Charles H. Scely was at. the golf
links of Norwood-on-thc-Hudson this
week. ..
Quito an exteislvc addition to the
Quackenbush residence has been re-
cently erected.
The engine-house of the Volunteer
Hook and Ladder (30., of Noroton was
raised Wednesday.
Every one is glad that Postmaster
James it), Ballard has resumed the du-
ties of his office in restored ltculth.
0, C. Bowen is decorating the In
torior of the handsome, residence of
Mark Wilbur on Brooksldc avenue.
Theodore Ii. Brown. son oi Rev, H.
S. Brown. is to graduate this year
from the Stamford High School.
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Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus L. Raymond and
family have moved to the Frank Hoyt
place. Le Roy and Sodgwlek avenues.
Mrs. Joan Chalmers is one of the
graduates this your oi tile South Nor-
wulk High School.
i
Mrs. iiomcr llluhop and Mrs. Fred
Rockwell of Stamford visited Mrs.
Merlin J. Waterbury of Nor-own, Wed-
unsduy.
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....
Mr. Abbey and family of Wililmonflh
have taken potassium: of their new
home. formerly the Henry Boohold ree-
hience. Leiloy avenue.
Miss Mollie Warner has accepted I
position for this fell at the kindergar-
of Btrstford. Miss Warner will
e nd the summer vacation at her
borne in Wothereilold. Coho.
rhoemooding of Horace O.’ Mills ire
illumuiu Raymond odeumdst the
home of the bride. in Dorian. Thurs-
,nig L Rev. F. C. Brown of Row-
3%. gamut“: ' ’ ' I
library one is royolcing that the no
features are active y interested in re
’i‘dlfsi. tfilth hoi'i til
outline tart; rate of speed of automo-
luwo been flying through
shim. 33‘“ “i“ Wihdroushleroe subarea
Church, tomorrow evening_ at {1:30.
. are by Rev.’
torrid"
limbs of
loss of the value of life or
country pedestrians} '
Quite a delegation mu fro here
to attend the Christian E savor
meeting in Stamford Thursday night.
Several fishermen have made good
gotcha of blackhsh oi! Coilendor's
on. .
WF‘” ‘ w
The weddinxoffigyd... Phillips and
Mrs. Adelina 8, it“, was celebrated on
May. 27 at the“. on , 'atlonai parson-
H‘erlici't a. ‘Brown. of the
Barton Congregational Church. , Mr.
. and Mrs. Phillips will reside in town.
Peter Hakam. a Dorian Hungarian,
was taken to the Nomad: hospital
yesterday. He fell from a wagon about
four weeks ago. He broke one of his;
ribs and it. never had proper treatment
so that heart trouble has developed
and he is now quite ill, Hak'ain went to
his home after he was injured and
stayed there' without any medical
treatment and with no cars eXcept
what a little girl gave him. ~‘
Darien Methodist Episcopal church,
G. l". Freeman, [)IiSi.(il‘——TOIIlOITOW be-
ing the day for the annual observance
of Childrens Day, the pastor will
preach in the morning at 10:30 on
”Patti‘s Message to Fathers." and at.
7:30 in the evening the service will
be in charge of the Sunday school and
will consist of music, recitations and
"addresses. You are cordially invited
to be present. and enjoy the occasion.
The funeral services of M. Kane of
Dorian were held at St. John‘s Ro-
man Catholic church, Noroton Thurs-
day. at it a. m. Solemn high mass was
observed. Rev. Father O‘Connor of No:
ro‘ton, celebrant; Father Cunningham.
South Moriden, deacon; Father Flynn
of Stamford, subvdeacon; Father Sulli-
van of Stamford, master of ceremon-
ies. Father Shaniey. of Uanbury, de-
livered a fine address. Rev. James C.
O’Brien, of Stamford was also in at-
iondance. Anumber of sisters from
the Convent were present. Father
Shanlcy and Rev. James C. O'Brien
performed the last rites at. the Brave.
interment was at Springtiuio.
Dr. Leeds and wife of Hanover, N.
it. and ills brother, from Stamford,
attended the Congregational church
at Burton last Sunday, June 4. Mr.
and Mrs. Melville 3. Mead drove over
from Norwaik to meet Dr. and Mrs.
Leeds and to worship with the old con-
gregation. Her. Jonathan bl, ilhrnes,
the first husband of Mrs. Dr. Leeds,
died while pastor of this church. Tito
sermon Sunday by the present. pastor,
Rev. Herbert S. Brown, and also the
other services, were highly apprecia-
ted, and at the conclusion the reunion
of old friends, when Mrs. Dr. Leeds
and Mrs. Melville E. Mead renewed
old associations and received from
members of the congregation most cor-
dilli greetings, was pleasant, indeed.
Mrs. Mead was an active and efficient
member of this congregation during
the pastorate of .Rev. Mr. Barnes.
TEN TIMES EASIER.
It is ten fillies easier to cure coughs,
croup. whooping-cough and all Inns
and bronchial affections when the
bowels are open. Kennedy's Laxative
tire '(iough Syrup. Gentlye moves the
bowel , anti expels all cold from the
syste . Best for Coughs. Colds, Croup,
etc. Remember the name. "Kenne-
dy's." and see that the red clover bios
sum and the honey has is on the bot.-
tie. Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy;
WESTPORT.
Agent. for the Evening Sentinel. in
Westport, are 8. Digiqunnl and Wm.
E. Nash. Orders sent to either oi the
above will receive prompt attention.
Clifford Smith is in the employ of
a concern in Norwuik.
Relatives from Louisville, KY-. are
guests of Rev. Dykoman.
Edward Hubboil and wife have taken
possession of their new home on River-
side avenue. ,
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F‘. E. Mcndco and family. of New
York, have arrived at. the Phipps cot-
tage. on the shore.
Alexhnder Porter. of this place. seni-
enced in 1903 to state's prison for theft
has been pardoned.
Miss Edna Benton. of Saugatuck.
was mnld of honor at the wedding of o
Norwalk relative, Wednesday after-
noon.
The rifle range on Wostport avenue
has been declared unsafe and before
state militia practice In resumed a new
site is to be selected. The range will
probably be located in Wilton.
M-
A new bridge is to supplant the old
one over the creek near the Ketchum
placo', Sntlgaluck. and the highway at
that. point is temporarily closed. The
old road fronting the blather Potter
homo Ip being used for the little bolus.
it is a matter of doubt whether
Wcsiport was ever more largely rop-
resontrd at a circus than
was the case Wednesday. A
msiority went to Bridgeport early
nnoitgh to see the parade and made a
day of it.
There was a. concert given in the
era house Wednesday night by the
priest Society. The counter at-
traction of the circus served to affect
the attendance somewhat but the on.
tertslnmsut was none the loss pleas-
ing to those present.
0
There will probably be more tearing
up of the roads bare. with the attend-
int annoyances, in the interest of a,
telephone company, pinup; to lay con.
lg”dildo ifor lis ,wlrso‘.‘frorn Nowell. to
it ts"l.iiidorsiobd that the’
this lacs.
9 trunk ‘iilib
oompsny aims to'g‘ot its
wires, under ground.
The boundary .. .lias between the
Stuart and Dlaicvsnni properties has
1m been been of some too and: s-
: fluted“ in
mm interfere ‘ amour
t o riot etc
” *l'fh r ”uni;
rm our
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tI‘ile com
.a it til (i thorium
NO
. . . M c v r, . ‘ gm".
‘ Mrs. John materiality Welcome
lights placedln her summer home.
. ‘Mt .
Conrad” Ryan has tallest a position
as, general ”utility mil! with John
flashback, at his stands. .
“our! .
The first excursion of the season
gill} be at Roton Points- next Friday.
' lino 16th. coming from Newark, N. J.,
by“ steamer.
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‘ Nothing has been done to the Bell
island bridge, and irromains in the
some unusable condition of the past
three weeks.
m.
Oliver Jennings. of Southport. ur-
,rived at the Norwalk yacht Club sta-
tion. Thursday afternoon. in his racer.
He was one his warm Msnhsssot
Bay, where he will race today.
Hath-—
There will be dancing at Roton
Point next Wednesday and Saturday
nights. and probably each night, ex-
cept Sunday. thereafter during the
season.
Superintendent Hiram Sharron has
constructed a wide board walk from
the entrance of the Roma Point ball
grounds to the steps of the grand
stand.
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A fine cobble wall is being built
along the interior boundary of W. li‘.
Clarke‘s new property at the south
end of Bell island. The roadway has
been moved to the north.
James Burke, of Brooklyn, who is
well known to the patrons of Roton
and Dorlon Points, ls again at the
Gregory Point hotel, for the summer,
and is meeting many friends.
Keeper Frank Lassen, of Smith's is~
land, reports that his two large Pokin
drakes, one brown with a green head
and the other white. were stolen.
Tuesday night. from their coop near
his home «on the island.
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John J. Snellback, the lessee of the
Roton l’oint. bathing pavilions, has
had installed in the bathing pavilion
a shower bath and water for rinsing
clothes. It is quite a convenient ac-
qnisitlon.
Contractor Salvator Chariot had a
double team and a force of men at
work this week filling in some of the
low places on the ltoton Point buse-
bnll diamond which had settled under
the heavy rain. These. have been
raked off and rolled so that the dia-
mond is in excellent shape for today's
game.
Harry Cline, alias “Prince Henry.“
who has been at the Columbia Uni-
versity Club all winter, has returned
to his old love, Retell Point, for the
summer. For the past few days Harry
has been doing the artistic with the
paint brush about the hotel, anti his
marvelous skill is everywhere in ovi-
deuce.
DYING OF FAMINE
is, in Its torments, lliie dying of con-
sumption. The pros , s of consump-
tion. from the begin rig to the very
and, is u long torture, both to victim
and friends. "When I had consumption
in its first stage," writes Wm. Myers,
of Cenrl‘oss, Md., "after trying different
medicines and a good duclor in vain. I
at last look Dr. King's New Discovery.
which quickly and perfectly cured me."
Prompt relief and sure cure for
coughs, colds, sore throat, bronchitis,
etc. Positiltely prevents, bronchitis.
Guaranteed at F. H. Baxter's Drug
Store. price 60c and 31.00 a ‘bottle.
Trial bottle free. "
GEORGETOWN.
a.“—
Mrs. Edith Foster is ill.
Axel Anderson has painted his store.
Inu—
W. it. Fryer is building a new barn.
Aaron H. Davis visited Westport on
business, Wednesday.
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Miss Carrie Raymond. of Dsnbury.
was home. over Sunday.
James Driscoll has eururod a posi-
tion with Connery Brothers,
\ .
Mr. and Mrs. Eggieeion hays arriv-
cd home from Shelter Island.
M
A girl baby was burn to Mr. and
Mrs. r‘rcd Foster, Tuesday night;
Edwin Gilbert has lost finished a
very large burn, on his stock furm..
P. Pcrchla, the harbor. has sold his
business to B. Garment. ,of New York
city.
W...
,Mlss Hazel Fryer in now assistant
post mistress of tho Branchvlile poet
ofllco. ‘
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The children's exercises will be hold
on the Methodist Episcopal Church
Juno 18. .
The M. in. Church will hold Its sn‘
nual strawberry and ice cream festival,
on Juno 2i. .
W
D. Porchls has given up his boot and
shoe repairing in town for two or
three months. ,
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The Gilbert is Beupeit Manufactur-
ing company is contemplation the
erection of a new stone oiiloe. a
ground he: been staked out. They
alto intend to extend one of the weav-
ing rooms farther south. ,
" W
E. ii. Psi-listen has purchased s
building lot ’ofW. A“. Williams. He
intends to erect a _ tlnarirot in the
riser future. ’ file so item will build
a livery stable on pool. of the lot. The
foundation has been commenced.
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cementumcommonsense
AN? DIARRHGIA‘NIMIDV.
Need an introduction ,to‘the public.
It has been in use for over '
most successful remody‘yo‘tni‘iisc‘fwoargd
. ,. s o ,y
”3% Enthusiast
W
years and hes proved. itself to be the
139°“ ”.5935?! 3.9:; ;,L
GET IT New
and receive all of the
Corporations Free.
Postal brings Representa-
w 5 , tire
Billil’lttigiillliilii
'Phons GI.
INADI-IAII.
l'I‘ wax or varnish but an entirely new = I
preparation. Hui outer and grease .,
donut. lift‘I'l it. "i‘bcontogprupsrulion ::
outdo exprusnly for
Kitchen Floors. 5
It is equally good inynnv wooden floor or :,
lute or finish. first nrtielt-ulltllnluurket
for l. Ilnll'lilll and iltiolntli. Apply If your- .,
“it with cloth or brush. 1
Charles E. Dow,
t . HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 143-6.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING,
STEAM,
nor WATER,
AND '
GAS FITTING.
Tip, Sheet iron, Copper
and Zinc.
so South Main Street.
Telephone. 137-6.
South Norwaik. Conn.
WW.W. . .. .. Em... ..
Grant’s Restaurant
88 North Main Gtrsot. loath Norwalk.
' IEOT PLACE IN TOWN To GET
I0 AND 18 CENT LUNCH!“ NIGU-
LAR DINNER. 26 GENTO; 81 MEALS
FOR ”.00.
ALL HOME nape iAKIRY.
r.s.sAsKs
Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractor
IOTIMATIO OIVIN POI JOI-
IINI. IUILDINO 0P NIW AND NI-
MODILINO OF OLD ITNUOTUNII.
IN OR OUT’OFITOWN ORDER! IV
MAIL PNONPTLY ATTINDID TO.
~NII|DINOI-
27 WIGTPONT AVENUE. NORWALK
mm...“ .wwmwu x mush—mn- -,..
”4......“
‘ ii.-
{iii lilililiill BANK
scorn usewsmeosn. .
muggy 1-!-
'Mfll [100.000.00
, N39 mutton.“
nwnrrsu 12¢
WEAKFISI—i 10c
PORGlEB tic
uneeebseeroslsl
‘BUTTEBFISH ................. 100
,SEA BASS
Bo
srnak‘ooo 10o
srnmsu MACKEREL 10c
ALL OTHER KINDS OI" FISH AT
REASONABLE PRICES.
'rua PEOPLE'I ruin AND ovens
l MARKET. ‘ .‘
Old lalvetlon Army Iulldlnl. ,
East Ind of Washington Street Iridos
CAPT. CHARLES DUGROOO. Prop.
South Norwelk.
W ..... w.
Isolsletbr'ssie
Time 3...}... Walt (or.
No Man.
One dollar, or even a less sum per
week, invested in an Endowment Poll-
cy will return your surplus earnings
when you need them most—and mean-
while—your loved ones are protected.
For particulars see
F. H. FIELD, GENERAL AGENT.
N. 8. Ferguson, Dwight Gpauldinp,
Special Agents.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
Telephone. 363—r5. Bo. Norwslk. Ct.
”a... ..
’Phone. 1392.
lonltins Bros. idles
Gulocl‘ Packing
Carried in Stock.
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.
lies England Electric lotus.
Have no superior. Can show
them in operation.
Repairs to Stationary and Ma-
rine Engines and General Mach-
rin. Work Solicited.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
MFG. CO.
so wares 8T. so. nonwauc.
Get That Biollcie
out of the attic; look it over,
If it isn't a NATIONAL "swap" :1
It for one; or let us tune it up .-
to run "something like s N» '
TiONAL."
'MMW
Bargains In Tires.
Don’t forget the Guaranteed 2'
Gas Mantle. '
6! .0. MAIN IT.
H.R.BIII.KLEY,
Ila . UM
PinMBInO AND [Till
HEATING. ‘ i
now warns anemia.
HOT AIR HEATING. i
OTOVEG AND RANI
ILATI AND TIN ROOM I.
Gas and livers Pitt!
lss Fixtures, Metal GsII Its.
Have you seen our steel: sf
RICHMOND RANGES?
TH! JONES & HOTCHKISI
OMPANY.
17 WALL I'l'ltll'l'. NORWALI.
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lilall timid.
Celestine Wall Paper is largely a
matter of taste. We have everything
in oolor. design sud grade. 3le will
std you in making selections that will
homonile with your other interior
enormous. ‘ i '
TO ORDER.
Window sheds. sad. picture frames
IPIGIAL'.
Cloth Window Iliad“. wlih trim.
25o. who. sat! iii-see Cartels Poles,
loo. . .
Painter's Mobiles, Groom. diese-
V“ “ ‘ ' i 3 f '«l u“
. Palatine sod tenor mm
L; H. linker, r"
o . wasmuoros em.
rm Woe.
vsav ass-r ELGIN ionssuznv
cur-res, to, 240
runs LEAF LARD, pea LB.. lie
3 cans seer TOMATOES. are
2231', 2 PKGB. son . a. :" 25o
Zil- STULL "
It causes hum
EAST NORWAIQK. ' CONN.
is a necessity of perfect Health and
an essential element of Happiness.
To prevent sickness and enjoy the
comforts of life you should equlp' your.
sleeping apartment or dressing cham-
bere with a snowy white, one-pleat!
“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 8T5.,
South Norwalk, Conn.
-ihmat. Nose and Ear.
——- . or w
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 Hospital.
WAGE WORKERS' HOSP. SOCIETY.
Branch. 66 So. Main 8t.
7 Treatment. hours, 8-10, 1-5, 7-8. ‘ ‘
E: HOTEL VICTORIA
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AND
MONROE GTREET.
Newly furnished throughout. Nose
comfortable and unto-date hotel In the
city. Electricity and heat in svora
room. Baths in connection. Pen
foot sanitation. Rooms exoeilenti!
appointed. Always comfortable and
quiet. 1i] i
Cafe earning s full line of Loan
Merrill and Condit’s wines, liquor!
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contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures for
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thing you need for the decontiol ‘
of your house inside or out.
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