,
re “Elim- ,
There isn't any purer or better toi-
let soap than old, fashioned Castlle
Soup. When you buy it you are not
paying for anything but pure soul)-
We have the kind that's pure,
5 and 10c pieces. 20c per lb.
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enlcce summer.
H. W. CHAMBERS.
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For the convenience of t e readers
of the Sentinel, a letter box hue been
placed on the bridge in front of the
shop of Williamfi- Gilbert. Items for
publication-re collected daily. They
should be elgned by the writer as an
evidence of good faith.
Louis Elroy. of ‘Mcridcn, spent Sun-
day with friends here.
Charles Gehrmann will take a party
to Long Island next Sunday, In Ilia
sloop.
The regular weekly class meeting
will be held this evening at the Meth-
odist Church
a,.
., I
Rev. George E, Wallace will accom-
pany Rev. James W. Davis to Canada
next Monday toattend a camp meet-
ing at Bebe Blaine, Quebec.
A hrselyaltended meeting of May-
flower Hook and Ladder Company was
held last evening. The resignation 'of
Charles W. Trounsen was‘recelved and
' accepted owing to his having left the
state and John Hull was elected first
lieutenant and in his place Mortimer
Roberts was elected second lieutenant.
Three new members were admitted:
Charles E. Coleman, Dr, F. B. Hoyt
and Alfred Jackson. Sixproposnls
for membership were received. Cap‘
taln Carr asked the members to be on
duty at the truck house the night be-
fore July 4. There will be refreshments
and an entertainment.
A married man from South Nor-
‘walk who has two children, had the
time of his life Sunday night In this
place, and he‘will not forget it in a
hurry. He has been showing a dis-
position to wander away from his
own fireside and has been calling on
an East Norwalk young lady, who was
Itotally unaware that he was mar-
ried. She discovered it, however, and
confided the fact to a male friend,
who decided to “fix" the fellow. it
was a safe bet that the married man
would call Sunday night. The boys
sccurcd some eggs which had long
outlived their usefulness as on article
of food and werc in the primc of
their life as missiles. The victim hove
in sight and someone hove an egg.
The married man thought for a time
that he was tAdmlral Rojestvensky'e
fleet of warships trying to pass
through the straits of Korea. The fire
of Admiral Togo’s men was very fast.
their ammunitibn. was plenty and
their marksmanship uncr‘rlng. in a
few seconds he was obscured from
sight in a sticky mass of saffron role
or and dark brown odor. Ho Immed-
iately turned und'songht some friend-
ly port. much the worse for the en-
gagemcnt. it is salt? he did not stop
running until he reached South Nor-
walk.
ROWAYTON.
Agents for The Evening Sentinel, In
Rowayton, are Frederick Lockwood.
Elwood Broadwayend. Cherie. Petty.
Ordere cent to any of the above will
receive prompt attf ti n.
Mrs. Allen Camilla, of Rownyton
avenue, is visiting in Duricn for a low
days.
The Suburbans played a practice
game on llolon Point, Grounds, last
Friday. , j,
Iflr. and Mrs. Charles Barkley. of
Rowayton avenue. entertained l'rlcnds
from New York over, Sunday.
All lhc”tl\alns. oust-bound, coming
by way of Harlem Blivor, worn. three
or four hours late, this morning, ow-
ing to the fog.
Edward lively. who" We assaulted
last Saturday, has made complaint. to
the grand juror and justice of the
peace of Dorian.
Miss Mnbcl Ackari, of Schoghlicokc,
New York, Ill expected here today, to
spend a Week, and attend the grnduw
“on exercises and reception of the
South Norwalk High school.
The Indlcs' Auxiliary of life how-
ayton Hose Company. No. i, will meet
at the quarters. Rowayton avenue,
Wednesday evening, at 8 o'clock. All
members are requested lobe present.
....
Mrs. N'etinm Mitchell totally. or
Theme: street. Bowman, lefttoday
for Burlington, New Jersey. where
they will make an extended visit. Mn
Trek. its operator In the signal tower
here. .
~
The collar foundation fen Reliance
Heck. limb udder Gornpp 's :new
quarters was reported comet ed. last
night. at the regular meeting of the
company. Work will now be com:
moaned. by Contractor Nether on the
auneretructhro. A meeting of the‘
board of directorerlrgcileuuled to be
v .. t. ..
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quarters of,the company.
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sell Broadway,
was 15 lo 4 n
Inga. The first baseman also
that three innings.
DARIEN AND noaoron.
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. - Agents for the Evening Sentinel, In
Darlen, ere Arthur Eleueon. and Wei.
Orders cent to either at
31c above will receive prompt etten.
.. on. -. .
lace Shercr.
gone to" Camden, 'N.
Miss Stella—human of Dorian alien
Baptist church yesterday evening.
requisition of A. B. Beers, of the Sol
hospital supplies.
Ralph Birchard has resigned his 'po-
sltion with the Metropolitan Insur
taken another with The
Towne Manufacturing Company,
Stamford.
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Mr. and Mrs. George
honeymoon, last week Monday even
ing, and who have toured Massachu
Canaan today and commence house
keeping in the Darrow cottage in Hall-
road avenue.
. A large number of Darien people
The
cars to and front that summer resort
were packed, and, although many ex- ternoon at 2 o'clock. The sudden death
tras were in the service, the crowd was
not easily bandied. Many of the local
contingent. waited for the late evening
cars, and made the trip home in con)-
wcre ill Roton Point. Sunday.
fort.
The best nln'o holes counted in Sat-
the
prize offered by A. Leland Brown, sec-
Dr.
The result
urday’s ill-hole medal play for
rotary of the Wee Burn Club.
Sherrill won the prize.
was: Dr. George Sherrill, 40-9—-31;
H. L. Woodbury, 41—10—31: Alfred
Kennedy, 42—11—31; W. l). Mat-Don
uld, 40—7~—23; Henry K. McHnrg, Sr.,
46—13——33; J. H. Knalm. 46—12—24;
W. N. Travis, ill-12—«3'4;
volr, dorm—34; B. B. Brown,
43_3..35;
Taylor, hilwIO—io;
16—41.
wasrposr.
Agent. for the Evening Sentinel, In
Weetport, are 8. Digiovannl and Wm.
E. Nash. Ordele cent to either of the
above will receive prompt attention.
...”-..
Pcicr Gilsev of New York, spent the
end of the week here with friends.
G.W. Millsmiome from a visit with
friends in Brooklyn. N, Y.
Miss Ida Langdon of Dnrien, was an
end of the week guest of Mrs. Darrow.
Frederick 'Abbolt of Illnghampton.
N. Y., has been visiting in town. -
The llowe family, of New York, has
taken possession of the Thomas house
on Conlpo street for the season.
There was a meeting of tllellis-
torlcni society at the home of T. C.
Stearns, last night.
Revs. Ellis Dean, Kenneth Macken-
zie and G, W. Bnrhydt officiated at the
funeral services of the late Mrs. A. T.
Burr, held Friday afternoon.
lbp end of the work for “urine, Wis-
- consin,‘ where they will reside in the
future. I
There was never loss activity ill
boating circles than at. the present
liccable on the river than has been
the case in years.
Mills Currie Bradley is spending sev-
eral weeks with friends in Chicago.
is some years since the popular head
of the reading room has had no exu-nlb
{at a vacation and she justly deserves
l.
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WEST N ORWALK.
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Mortimer Wood has improved his
resldunée by a coat of paint.
iting Mrs. Sarah Hamilton.
Samuel Morehouio n bulldln’g two
houses for Charles Fairly, in New Cea-
liBll.
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,Canean plumbers.
Mr. . and Mrs. Palmer,
Brooklyn, N. Y. , .
held Icnlxhtfihfi oicloclt at the head" at... . r
The secedel-s played a game of base-
ball In South Now-elk. last Saturday'.
pitcher; Lester Cakes. first been: El-
wood Broadway. second baae; Cliiford
Jennings. third base: William Lynch,
favor of the Beceders.
The battery did tine work by striking
out twenty-one batters in nine inn.
fine
work by catching every man out n the
Mrs. Ellen Eugen...“ Darleu, has
deli the lecture at the South Nolwalk
Governor Roberts has approved the
diers' Hospital Board, for $1,500 for
ance Company, in South Norwaik, and
Yale &
in
Warren
Woundy. who left Darien on their
sells and Maine, will return to New
ltobcrt
Hunter. 42—8—34; Dr. Frederick Scha~
Sn,
Schuyler Merritt. 45—8-—
37; R. A. Gillespie. 48—9—39; Nelson
E l. Scolicld.
50~l0~—40; I). T. Woodllury, ”~8—
41: Rev. Charles Morris Addison, 57——
Harvey Allen and wlfc leave here
time and fewer pleasure craft are no-
it
Mrs. Allurton, of N... you. ill vie-
.lamcn Smith has neuronal. position
with Wofcl and Grenwnid. the Now
who have
bqen visiting their aunt, Mre. Frank
Bates. have returned to their home in
Cilirence Sammie, the New Canaan
painter and tlecorator. has coneidera- on
big contracts on hand, alnon them be.
ing the regldence of H. B. buyer. at
,Blivermlne: two hourlee for Charles
“!'eirty."ef New Cancun and also; reel-
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Mr. Mailer. formerly the
George Lounsbury place. ..He had Just
finished decoration the interior or Mr.
Sultzer's house on Oat Ridge.
W
The lineup was as follows: Eddie John Sherman Hoyt, of Contentment
Prince, catcher;- Hcrbcrt Default, island, who purchased the Keyser
farm, has improved the place by erec.
ling a new stone wall in front, along
the highway.
ftilhlrérthtop; amnford Wicks. right
e ; nrren tiger, center field; Rus- ,
loft.tleld. The score WESTQN'
Mrs. P. B. Perry. has been Ill for
several days. .
Mrs. W. B. Smith. of, Cannon, is the
guest of Mrs. Lloyd Godfrey.
, Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Mellon, of Easton,
have'vlslted Mrs. John Fitch.
Miss Alice Fitch spent part of last
week with Mrs. Martin wland.
Mrs. Blakeman, of Bridgeport, has
been the guest of Mrs. M. E. Sutton.
Mrs. 'l‘. W. Treadwelland Mrs. Ho-
race Hurlbutt, have returned from a
visit to New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Hurlblltt, of
Weslporl, were Sunday guests of H. C.
Hurlblllt.
- Contractor Palchon is erecting a
new house on Bradley street, for Miss
Celia McKnight.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Picking of East
- Orange, N, J., and Mr. and _Mrs.
George Godfrey and little daughter, of
Bridgeport, have been spending a feyv
days with Mrs. V. Godfrey. ,
The marriage of Rev. John L. Shive-
Iy, pastor of the Congregational
church, to Miss Jessie Robertson.
-' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Rob-
. ertson. of New York, is announced to
take place at the church of the Holy
- Trinity.,on Tuesday evening June 20th
at 8:30.
The funeral of Charles Carver. eld-
est. son of S. B. Carver, of this place,
will be held from the home of his un-
cle, C.T. Gregory, in Cannon, this af-
of Mr. Carver, in Antonia, N. Y., was
a great, shock to his many friends here
he being a general favorite with all
who knew hint. He was a brother of
Elbert Carver, of llidgcilcid and Clar-
encc Carver, of Amenin, N. ii.
A very interesting Children's Day
program was given by the .torfleld
Sunday school, at the Congregation
church on Sunday morning. the church
being filled by a large audience to on.
joy the music and t‘ccitutlons by pupils
of the school. Two little ones, chil-
dren of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Colcy, and
Mr. and Mrs. George Godfrey, were
baptized by the pastor. Rev. J. L.
Shivcly.
NEW CANAAN.
Thomas Stewart; foreman of the
Messenger office since last September,
has resigned his position.
George Brant, of Bayonne, N. .l., vis-
ited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. I.
Brant, in Berlin avenue, yesterday.
Edwin S. Bennett of the Bank of
Commerce, New York. visited with Ills
aunt, Mrs. J, Howard Hoyt, Oenokc
avenue, Sunday.
Albert Mills. of Chicago, has pur-
chased the Samuel Hoyt. placr. and will
name it “Maple Cottage." He is mak-
ing extensive improvements and
has just completed all artistic stone
wall nrollnd the waterfall. In the. near
future he will erect a line residence to
occupy,t.hc knoll in the rear of the
present dwelling.
Sonic time during Saturday night,
dogs played havoc among the ducks on
the Indian Core poultry farm, killing
ton of them. C. F. Kelley, tho proprle.
tor, had complained about the uni-
sauce and expects to collect full dunr
ages for his loss. A few such cases as
this will drain the funds reserved for
this purpose for the few dogs that
have been registered this year.
Mrs. John White and daughter, Mls
Robot-cu, of Walton, N. Y.. have been
guests of Mr, and Mrs. George F.
Lockwood, Cherry street. Mr, hock-
wood has been Idling his guests on
numerous auto trips through the sur-
rounding country. Mra. White had not
visited New Canaan before In nine-
teen years and was forcibly struck by
the growth of the town. .
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A. L. Benedict of East avenue, pick-
ed up a goodslzed box turtle In the
fields at Hoyt‘s nurseries. a few days
ago, and was surprised upon a close
inspection to find his name carved III)-
on its back, with this date, 1894. Mr.
Benedict distinctly remembers mark-
ing l.hlli turtle eleven years ago, but
had forgotten ll. unlli reminded in this
manner. It was found within live
rods of where he released It so many
years ago.
Considerable excitement was canal
ed Saturday afternoon when Grand
Juror Norbert. l. llosan urrnnloli Frank-
ilarker, for driving one of Contractor
Lewis Knapp’s horses on the sidewalk
In South Main street near the M. E.
church. Some time ago workmen
commenced the moving of an old house
. on this street to permit of the celeb»
llehment of a building line and the lay.
log of a sidewalk. This building new
block- the street. and Mr. Barker
drove on the walk to avoid going
around the long block. lie was cen-
.tloned at to do so, but persisted, A
stormy scene followed which resulted
in the grand juror holding up the turn-
out, The hem reared and p on and
got away, darker completing ls trip
the walk. lie wile subsequently
arrested upon the edition of town coun-
sel, Louis J. Gurtll. f8tamford.. The
case Ie‘soheduledfo 7 o'clock tonight
before Justice Stillman, end an excit-
In hearing In enpectod. Attorney
Br ncherhoff will represent. the wells-
It"
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4.1 lbs-Co, Elm llll
leriee and p ‘
full capacity, and many were standing:
. The following program was rendered: _
Selection enema, by Prof. Frank
Nichole, at Stamford; march Iii
chorus: scripture reading; prayer,
baptism of chlildrelll chorus by, Sun
day schodl; ,“Heglory we will sing";
Twenty’thlrd Paella; recitationmreco
ins.” Haxel Dixon; exercise. "Our
Children's Day," Budd behool: recl-
tatlon, "Who Millie Th m All?” Mayel-
in Johnson; recitatio , "The Daisy'a
Nature Name," Blanche Duryea; mo-
tion song, “Galilee," infant. class; re-
citation, "Children's .Day." Edwin
Hoyt; recitation. "My Piece." Suzan-
na Field; anthem. choir; exercise.
”The Flower Mission." first class;
recitation. “The Owl and .the Blue
Bird." Ethey Broudbeck; recitation,
“Why Not." Dora Nunciala; chorus,
school; recitation, “Bright Little Sun»
beanie," Clara Johnson; recitation,
"Dr. Sunshine," Lawrence St. John:
exercise, “Sunny Hearted Daisies,"
school; recitation, “Something to
Give,” Fanny Paplunstlutz; exercise,
“Greeting the King,” infant school;
recitation. “Greeting the Flower,"
Minnie Littell; motion song, “For
Children‘s Day." school; address, Dr.
J. H. Hoyt; presentation of Bibles.
Dr. Hoyt; chorus, school; bendlctlon
and march drill by all the children.
sob—rs WILTON.
Miss Caroline Taylor has been on
the sick list.
Mrs. Charles Davis has been quite
ill again,
Miss Laura Crane, of Brooklyn, is
a guest at The Elms. ‘
The family of William E, Law, of
New York, has arrived at his summer
home for the season.
Mrs. M. Stevens and son Austin have
rented the Lum cottage for the sum-
mor.
John B, Frost and family have mov-
od'from the Jennings place to upper
Main street, Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whitlock and
son Gaylord, attended the circus at
Bridgeport, 'l‘hursduy.
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The Smith place on the old Chestnut
Hill road has been sold to Mrs. M.
H. Davis, of New York, for an all the
year round home.
Mr. and Mrs. McCorlnack, of Brook-
lyn, have been recent guests of Dr.
and Mrs. Lowe. of ititlgeilcid. and Mr.
and Mrs. LeGrand Grumman, of this
place.
NOTES on Tim seasnoss.
Mr. and Mrs. .Ioei (l. roster, of Dan-
bury. spent Sunday at Bell island.
Captain and Mrs. Aiming J. Smith
and daughter. of Ilridgvporl, spcnt Slin-
day at ltoton Point.
M. S. Cornell has reopened the Ben.
ny View cottage. Bell Island, and will
spend the season tilt-lure.
Mrs. .1. Martin, of New York, has
taken possession of her cottage, at
[ch1 Island for the season.
Sunday was it very quiet day at the
island. there being practically no vlsll
tors and very little going on.
William Acker, an employee in the
Yale & 'l‘owne Company. in Stamford,
spcut Sunday with relatives on llcll
island.
W. T. Ilurtlclt. of Hartford, has op-
cncll ills Bell island collage for the
season.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kroln. of Dan
bury. and Mrs. Samuel 'l‘wecdy have
taken possession of their Boll Island
cottage for the season.
The local harbor was iillcd with an-
gicrs. Sunday. Boalmcn reported
that the day was a record breaker for
fishing excursions.
The Norwalk Baseball Team will
play next Saturday afternoon with the
Alnsterdams, a crack nine from New
York city. All umbrella has been
placed over the reporter's stand at
the ball diamond.
Those who have come to the shore
for the season are having very enjoys»
bio dances at Roton Point, where there
is not crowd enough to interfere very
seriously with the pleasure. They
have things very much their own way.
The latest. mourners for the lateness
of Iiho. season and the cool and forbld~
ding weather which has prevailed of
into are the proprietors of the shore
resorts and in particular the concen-
uionalroll. Tho inon who own the re-
sorts and run the atoaxnboals have but
a brief season at the boat. and a month
of cold and rainy weather means a
groin. dual to them. . ‘nptnln Annlnlt
J. Smith, who runs ill) on Palm and a
line of excursion boats, in one of the
sufferers. Last season the Slocum
disaster caused considerable of it fail-
Ing off of excllreiona and this year the
weather is against the business. Cap-
tain Smith says that the excursion
people must lose money this year and
they might. as well keep their losses
as low as they can.
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CHICAGO MAN'OJOibY m elven.
CHIC (30. June tar-The body of
Patrick yen, Illl years old. who die-
appcarod from his home on June It
has been found floating in the river.
Ryan had been an important factor in
Democratic golitical circles on the
west side. stile few years ego be
we. considered wealthy. but pinyin!
the races is cold to have caused hie
«downfall. and he was brooding over
s
appearance. The police believe he com.
mitted suicide. *
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olnoumo‘ ne‘runnc TO won't.
ed, who It is understood. will make a
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threshold!!! ~. m. alldranfcnullt‘ehwgbmfl.who non Bil». ll. ere hot p n:
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all“ list.
as were teal" to the :-
ms misfortunes shortly before big tits-
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3 GET lT NOW '
and receive all oi the
BENEFITS
Connections" Flee.”
Postal Brings Representa-
‘ tive
lull; R’ifllglllllltflll
Lam-terms”
“AIIIIIIII.
T we: tit-varnish but an entirely new
preparation. Hot water and grease
Ilollet alien-i it. Thena‘u‘ preparation
Hume expressly for
Kitchen Floors.
it In oollniir good for any wooden floor or
interior Ilnlub. Ill-ninrlicluolithe lullrkct ..
fa Linoleum limillllrlotll. Applyit your»
f with cloth or In null.
Charles E. Dow, _
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
3 Phone 143-6. -
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING,
STEAM,
HOT WATER.
'AND
GAS FITTING.
.T in, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
so South Main Street.
, Telephone, 137—8.
f South Norwaik. Conn.
Grant’s Restaurant
88 North Main Street. Death NonnIk.
see-r rues m TOWN To an
10 mo 15 can LUNCHES: neon.
LA amuse, 25 came; 21 MEALS
so use.
ALL HOME MADE eAKsnv.
;F.S.BANKS
C ' reenter. Builder and
oneral Contractor
IéTIMATII GIVEN FOR JOB-
II I IUILDINO OF NIW AND ll-
MO ILINO OF OLD OTRUCTUREO.
I 0! OUT-OF-TOWN ORDERS, IY
MA I. PNOMP'I'LY ATTINDID TO.
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, eourn NONWALK. mu.
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capital sloo.ooo.oo
or m. 3109.000.”
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Fresh Fis
BLUEFIB ......................120
WEAKF‘ISH ..................... 100
roams-s........................ 80
BUTTERFIBH 10c
sea sass 80
areas con 10c
SPltNiSll MACKEREL .......... to:
“some KINDS OF FISH AT
"" REASONABLE PRICES.
THE PEOPLE'B rlsl-t mo overall
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Direct Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROGI. Prop.
South Norweik.
Time ....am. was 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 Spauidlng,
Special Agents.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
Telephone, 363—5.,
80.”Nomelk. Ct.
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_ "Phone. 1392.
Jenkins Bros. hint
and
littlest Pulling
Carried In Stein
com ANo’levsn PLATING.
low England Electric Iolots.
Have no superior. Gen chow
them In operation.
Repairs to Stationary and Me-
-rlne Engines and General Mach-
rine Work Belicited. ‘:
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
MFG. CO.
55 WATER air. so. NORWALK.
.lll.l:l.I.I:DIE-332.1IIIIII
Gt Thai Bicuclo
out of the attic: look It ever.
if It Isn’t a NATIONAL “ewop” ;:
It for one: or let ue tune It up ..
to run "something like I NA- :1
TIONAL." , 3d,. ;:
Bergelne In Time.
Don't forget the Guaranteed 3:
Gee Mantle. "
scanner,
, 52 80. MAIN OT.
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HOT 'AIR HEATING.
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Gee Fixturee, Motel Ceiling. Ito.
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Selecting Wall Paper is largely a
matter of teete- We have everything
eld yon‘In making eelectloae that run
harmonise with your, other Interior
decorations. ' "i
To ORDER.
Mallow chalice and picture frame.
OPIOIAL
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Cloth Window Shades. with fringe.
250. White and Bruce Curtain Pelee.
100- , . , l
Painter's supplies, Crockery. Glue.
were.“ I I lilac
Painting and Pcperfienging.
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s, washrooms STREET,
some awesome.
Telephone Connection.
in color, design and grade. .We will .
litter.
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pecials“
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VERY BEST stem OBEAMERY
BUTTER, LB., , . 24o~
PURE LEAF‘LARD, PER LB., . .110
3 CANS BEST TOMATOES, '23, 250
all correct: avenue. ’
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Ie e necessity of perfect Health and
an essential element of Happiness.
To prevent eickneee and enjoy the
comforts of life you should equip your
sleeping apartment or dressing chem-
bere with a snowy white, one-piece
“Standard" Porcelain Enameled Lava-
tory and have running hot and cold
water as desired at your touch.
We have samples in our'ehovvl‘eom
and will gladly quote you prices.
Horace R. Nash,
CORNER MAIN AND WEST ere,
South Norwaik, Conn.
Ihroal. Nose * and Ear.
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Any diseased condition of the
Threat. 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
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'1 given consultation and examination
.. free, by a specialist who has been coup
~- nected with the New York Hospital.
WAGE WORKERS’ HOSP. SOCIETY,
Branch. 66 ’80. Main St. .‘L,
Treatment hours, 8-10, 1-4, 7-8. ””"
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AN
MONROE CTREET. ‘ «
Newly furnished throughout. Heel
comfortable and up-to-date hotel in the
city. Electricity and heat in ever!
room. Bathe in connection. Pel-‘
fect sanitation. Rooms excellently
appointed. Alweyl comfortable and
quiet. a!” i
Cafe carrying a full line or lckrw
Merrill end Condlt'e wines, Maori
and cigars. Beet stocked‘ber in . u
city. .- .4“;
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TELEPHONE CALL, ere—e. -\
Wall
Paper.
Our stock~ of new goods just ‘1
is a little larger than ever below
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice good: here. You knew
we do the work in the very best“
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We have taken I good Illa!
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures let
your. work. l mi .‘wfllw
We try to carry in neck every-
thing you need for the decoratic I
of your house Inside or out. ...
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