Jet soap than old fashioned Oastlle
804p. ‘When you buy It you are not
H. wean-919595
V be laid on the next perfected list, to
7 the .acbool bell during the middle of
1, that thep school
‘-‘ when a clothes‘i 45 was discovered
,
:When the Janitor triedito pull it In he
~Pure. Castileif‘Soap.
There Isn’t any purer or better tol-
lloiing for anything but pure soap.
“We have the kind that's pure
5 and 10c pieces. 209 per lb
3‘ W“...
BRIDGE PHARMAOY.
M. r. .
,. snowmen:
[iii iii.
For the convenience of the readers
of the Sentinel” letter box has been
placed on the bridge In front of the
ahop of William R. Gilbert. itema for
publication are collected daily. They
ehould be signed by the writer as an
evidence of good faith
V”
The launch Vivian has been hauled
out on John Cole’s float.
The Loyal Work'ers Society elects
officers at the meeting tomorrow
night.
W ‘
it is expected that the bids for the
next. truck house will be all In this
week And the contract awarded -
The L U Whilst Club will be enter-
tained tomorrow night at the home of
Mrs. G. F. Godfrey, of Grove street,
South Norwalk, .
The regularsweeirlw lass meeting
was held last night :a‘il' t 9 East Ave-
nue Methodist Church Nader the lea»
dership of James L’Hommedieu,
William S McQuillan foxeman at
the Colonial Foundry and Machine
Company has purchased the residence:
of Captain William H. Verity. Mr.
McQuillan has been residing at 188
East. avenue. but will move and oc-
cupy the place as his home.
Morris Epstein, the well- known ngro-
car, has brought suit against Mr. and
Mrs. Frzederlck F. Whitehead for—
merly of East Norwaik, but now of
New Rochelle, to recover a. grocery bill
of $72.75. .Two lots at Harbor View
Beach were attached today by Deputy
Sheriff John: W, Scuiley.
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The annual meeting of the East
Nrowalk School district was held last
night in the Fitch School. There Were
twenty-one mewandr one woman to
vote on the. matters which came up
]Officers were elected and no tax was
aid.
The meeting was called to order, and
John W. Mains acted as chairman. The
call was read by G. F. Benedict and
accepted and the mlnutcs of the last
annual meeting were read and accept
cd. showing that there were 142 vol—
crs present at the last annual meet-
ing. The district committee report,
was read and accepted, followed by the
report. of the treasurer, which was also
accepted.
The collector reported that
had been no tax laid last year
nothing collected;~
The meeting .‘th‘en proceeded to the
election of the committee, and Lewis
G. Fowlr was elected by scvcnlccn
voice out of twenty-one.
0n mot.lon,thc secretary was in-
structed to cast one ballot for J. Will-
lace, Marvin for treasurer.
The same course was pursued for
E. E. Gorbam as collector and G. F.
Benedict as clerk. .-
Lso Davis moved that a two mill tax
there
anti
be due and payable April 1. Marshall
H. Tolies and James W. Hoyt spoke
against it, as the district is only $1.-
400 In debt and- It would be cheaper
to pay interest on it than to pay for
collecting It. _ The mail it was leaf.
in. Davis then movedt at. the meet-
ing vote to borrow 81,200 for the ox-
penwes of the year.. This was car-
rIed.
Auditors were appointed for the
year, they being John Keogh William
Tate and Frederick M. Wheeler.
The mce was a very slow one
for East Norwalk, the only enllvcning
incident being the furious ringing of
the meeting. The bell seemed to
ring by some subernstural means. as
a careful investigation by the Janitor
144149 to show anyone on the rope. -
The bell kept on: cleaning. howuvor.
and poop Is were beginning to think
gel was haunted
leading from the- bell to the ground.
was nearly yanked out of the window.
ROWANTON. .
RA Me for The Evening “5‘41“, In
yten. are Frederick Lockwood,
Ii I adway and charm Potty.
Order. 9 to any of the above will
main wI'ornpt attention.
Nothing, has yet been done In the
Von rghsAvery matter, 5 an arrest
for some time 1945mm
W
A crowd of fishermen we‘re
out afti'or blacklisli yesterday.. and all
many of them showed good catches.
Aé‘ther oyster-buyer arrived in port
44999 number iii' the
wot u . it as seed. A numnr
7.454965 1795455413 in this vicinity
calling their loads in Nerwailt her-
unhu—e—fu—
é
‘ Wish“. t-JUNI-m 7995:
returned home with good stories while .
R. Bulkley. of South this street. South
Norwalk has given up his position to
dbecon'leil. chauffeunfif A Minyton
man, during his green lievll.
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DARIEN AND WNOROTON.
Apenta for th. Evening bentlnel. In
Dal-Ion, are Arthur blauaon. and Wei-
laoe Sharer. Ordera aent to either of
:9" above will rowelve prompt attan.
: on. -
‘ Miss Charlotte F‘iteh of Buffalo, is
visiting Miss Stella Austen.
The Women’s Relief Corps of the
state are holding an outing at the
Fitch's Soldiers’ Home, today.
A meeting of the King's Daughters.
of thc Dal-Ion Congregational church,
Was ncld yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. G. H. Noxon.
Forty new books have recently
been added to the library and will
probably be issued the latter part of
the week.
Emil Berger, slxt-y -eight years old,
died at the Soldiers Home, Noroton,
Sunday night The funeral was held
in the home chapel at 2 o‘clock yester
day afternoon.
——Bundled wood and charcoal at
Street‘s Cash Grocery.
, .._.___.._._..
The death of Charles Van Nostrand
occurred Sunday at the Stamford hos-
pital. where he had been for some
time with *a complication of diseases.
He was a town charge and had been
in bad health for years. He was thir-
ty years of age. The funeral was held
yesterday.
A very successful strawberry fes-
tival was held last evening in the
town hall, for the benefit of the base-
ball team of Eagle Hook and Ladder
Company. The affair was well planned
a ’57 carried out and quite a neat sum
as realized Dancing was enjoyed la-
tér in the evening lhe music being fur
nished by Abendxoths orchestra.
,..._____..
For some time there have been
strongly worded complaints In regard
to the condition of the Norolon bridge.
This was constructed some years ago
by the Berlin Iron Bridge Company
who guaranteed to keep it in repair
for a certain length of time. Just
how long they guaranteed to do so has
not been ascertained. but at present
the bridge is In a very bad condition
and is deemed unsafe for heavily led
on vehicles. it sags almost six inches
in the center of the span and those
who have occasion ’to use It. do so
rather nervously. Sclccinmn Srhroder
has made up ills mind to have, the
bridge rcpaircd as soon as possible
and the work will be commenced Im.
mcdiatcly.
in the quilllgving round of the wom-
an's annual (hampionshlp tournament
of the Mctlopolltan Golf Association,
which was begun yesterday over the
links of the llailusrol Golf Club, Short
Hills, N. J. Mrs. Charles P. Stout. of
the Richmond Country Club Staten is
land formerly of Wee BuriN, Noxolon.
carried off the gold medal for the low-
est score, as well as-iho prizes for up-
proaching, putting and driving. The
Buliusrol course was shortened by
about 100 yards. some of the toes hav-
ing been moved forward. so that the
c'oulso for the woman's tourney nil-as-
ured 45,5019 yards Mrs. Stout ncgo~
tinted this course In 86 strokes. our
of the best Scores ‘cver recorded by a
woman player In America. and two
strokes better than that made over the
same course by lilo former British
champion, Miss Rhona Adair. of IN;-
land. who won the iirillah tiilo two
yours ago and plnycd over the llaltus
r01 course that same year.
WESTPORT.
Agent: for the Evening bentlnel. in
Weatport, are 8. Dlgicvanni and Wm.
E. Naah. Orders aent to either of tho
above will receive prompt attention.
Oscar Smith madc a business trip to
Bridgeport yesterday. ‘
Mrs. Hcrbcrt Bcoflln, of Norwalk,
spout Sunday hero with friends.
' bbd~—-—-n—u
Clayton EIWood has been visiting
friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. John Ennis spent Sunday In
Norwnik with friends.
Mrs. E. N. Thomas has returned
home from a bricf visit with friends
In Bridgeport.-
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Still nothing of a satisfactory char-
acter regarding the acceptance of the
proffered $30,000. for a library building.
_~_
On Sunday night Bishop Brewater Is
to be at Christ church and "ailmlnister
the rite of continuation. '
Andrew Wood and wife, of Stamford,
have been visiting friends here and in'
Southport. . ,
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the Historical society at tiles-home of
120 Steams last night. The social
hour following the meeting was among
the plehuitust of the IBM.
The Musical society will give the
final concert at the opera house on
i’l‘hursday night. in addition to the
iloonl talent there will be artists from
the Norwalks and Bridgeport.
' haw 0419415.
The county u’dommll one" will take
within 494995 do“ of
this week. to polisw upon a dispute bo-
Ween Aloe: Malcolm Graham, .17.. and
the Connecticut Railway and Lighting
Gompanyo over the location of poles
for carrying electric light wires. The
company 1194,9999 trying for some
9959. soon: 4999999155 in the
I . a and ant mums :huelnt’n with H.
“”49, to aging wires either across the
There was uni lnlcmmmg'mwlinfnf ‘
.Tombs court yesterday on advices r94
property of Mrs. Grahame or allusion: .
the street in front of her place, but
she has out to strong objections and
has refused 'to reach any 181
The law provides“ in such case
appeal to the county commissioners.
The-company has now taken sdvan~
tags of this law to settle the dispute.
Justice Stillman ‘,
her guilty of viululn L,
dime». Mon , ,
him 73, 99:1qu '
tion, a d the th'ply the bill.
All of 43 witnesses called by the state
testified that they did not see Mr Bar-
ker driving on the sidewalk to avoid
goiné around the block to escape the
building which Is being moved in
South Main street. Tillage were as-
suming a rather serious aspect in
favor of the defendant, when Grand
Juror Norbert Basso espied David.
Peatt, who had not been subpoenaed,
and sworn hiln in. Mr. Peatt's testi-
mony showed conclusively that the
prisoner was on the sidewalk with
two wheels. but he did not know that
he was driving- on It. Attorney. Brlnck
crhoff appeared for Mr. Barker, and
made an earnest appeal In his client‘s
behalf, resulting in the minimum line
Some of the cross examination con-
ducted by the State was so ludicrous
that the spectators were convulscd
with laughter,
threatened to close the court room.
GLENBROOK.
A large congregation attended the
Children‘s Day service In Union Me-
morial Church. Sunday morning. The
church was prettily decorated with
flowers. The order of service was as
follows: Carol. followed by the lord's
Prayer; recitation. Esther Wadhsms.
Children's Day at Emanuel Ham"
recitation, Edith White,“'1‘wo Little
Eyes;" carol; recitation by three lit-
tle girls, Irma Myers, Olga Capers
Cora White; song by primar depart-
ment; carol; responsive read ng; rec-
Itatlon, irene Waterbury, ”The Owl.
and the Bluebird;" song by Marion
Porter. “Rock-a-by Birdie;" recitation.
Marjorie Lawrence, i‘God Is Never
Far Away;" carol: offering; song by
primary department, “We Praise
Thoeg" recitation, Gertrude Barnes,
“Only a Baby;” recitation, Carrie
Crabb, “They Never Fret;" carol;
Bible verses. twelve little children;
recitation. Emma Bales; recitation.
Cora White, “The Vision" carol; rec-
itation. Marion Porter. "Little Ones
Like Me:” carol; recitation. Libbie
White, “Only a. Smile;" carol, benedic-
tiou.
NOTES OF THE ~S—EASHORE.
Tho yacht "Ibis," of New York, has
been moored off Bell. island for the
past few days.
The slcamcr John Sylvester, which
Anning J. Smith will shortly place
on the line between South Norwulk
and New York. Is now at llridgcpoii.
The Corinthian Yacht Club. of Siam-
ford. is to have a series of races for
power boats, June 24. it is proposed
to have three classes and :5. special
class for automobile boats. The class
cs would be:
twuiiv -onc foot class and eighteen Ic- "
(.llsss The races are for Stamfotu
boats, and entries may be made up to
the hour of starting—2:30 p. m.
Charles H. Ketolias Is chairman of the
regatta( committee. The probate
course for the larger boats would In-
from the club house to (‘ow buoy and
back. twice around, and for the small-
er boats. to Gangway buoy and back
twice around. The longer course would
be about eight miles and the. Gangway
course, six miles. twine around.
~'l‘lircc spectrcs that threaten
baby‘s life—cholera Infuntum, dysen—
tery diarrhoea. Dr Fowler's Extract
of Wild Strawberry neVer fails to con-
quer them
BALTIMORE’S PORTS ATTACHED
-—*‘-r-
Three Warahlpa And a Schooner Sent
to the Bottom.
BALTIMORE, June l4——At 1:45 this
morning liaiiimore's defending forts
w‘ere again attacked by 9. art of the
fleet under Rear Admiral D chins. The
cruiser Atlanta was discovered in the
cut off channel between Bodkin Point
and Fort Smullwood. She was fol-
lowud by the Newark and Sylvia. Fort
Howard opened fire, Floris Armistoad
and Smallwood following the example
and after a brisk cuimonado the At
lanta sent up a red rocket. which is
taken to nienn that ,she confesses dos-
truction or surrenders.
Conetructively all three of the at-
tacking vosseln were sent to the bot-
tom us was also a four-master schoon-
er which the .war vessels used as a
partial screen to their movements and
which was. therefore. in the line of
fire from tho forts The naval vessels
did not. reply to the guns of the forts
and shortly turned and headed down
the hey.
——u—
WANTED IN NEW CANAAN.
Alleged Crook Arréoted While Trying
to Cash Check.
NEW YORK. Juno M.~——John O r-
9999. 20 ynum of age, was held in to
celved from the chief of police of New
Canaan. ,Coun. chemo! him with the
larceny of several gold watches and
other jewelry from the house of Alien-
ry Vilda.
Canons was arm while attempt-
ing to cash a female ask for $60 on
the New Amaterrlemc National bank.
Another complainant against hint. ac-
cording to thopollco. Io Thomas 5.
1491.499, of this city, whose summer
residence at New Canaan was entered
Monday night and a silver watch.
chain. and 040 in cuelntt‘olon.
DIIINII TPOA rIG'OVaI: RUIIIAN
81‘. wine. June ion-ashram; 4’99
announcpment from lit. Peter-sham
that, the Russian painter, M. Btepnnnff.
had appealed to the American consul-
eneral to assist in the recovery of
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Dr. David Kennedy's Fl leyflemed is
{filling mood both nexus wording peri‘imbunfb-
fin all cases cloud by impurit of theblood.
than Kidne Bladder en Iver Goali-
““5539.on m59u-tlpationd and
9 women.
”fl prom successful In cam where all other medic
elnes have many failed. No sufferer-hauls doom
as long engine remedy is untried. it has an on
he recur of sucmu for over 80 years.”
was hoata of more friends.
Are you adhering from any discus trace-blow
the course mentionodf if so. Dr. Kennedy be!
staked his personal and professional reputation on
the atmmont that Favorite nomedy will do you
“would to: a 95.5 4.1 bottle and booklet coa-
telnlng valuable cal advice on the treeunont of
various diseases. rile also for an «Easy Tent"
fordndln out If you have kidney disease. Add"!
vdKenn e08 no. Readout N. Y.
MEMBER” be full name is Dr. Dev 41 Ken-
FAVORI’l E REMEDY. made at Handout.
. and the price is an. on six bolllaa to. 00) at
all (lrnggille in the United tales, Canada and
body’s
foreign countries.
For aale by Platner 0. Bradley,
South Norwalk.
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PRESIDENT TO LEAVE JUNE 20.
Will Then Depart for Oyatsr Bay—-
Children Are at Farmington,
007m.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Juno 14—The
date fixed upon tentatively for the dc-
parturc of the President for Oyster
Bay lg June 20. Official affairs may do-
lay the starting, but that. is hardly cx-
posted. The Roosevelt children are en-
joying country life near Farmingtou,
Conn, with their dovolcd aunt. Mrs.
wales, in delightful pleasures In the
characteristic manner of her brother.
the chief magistrate. The calico pony
and all the other “officially accepted"
pets of the juvenille side of the house
have been sent on ahead, 10 Oyster
Bay, for the summer.
After a few days at Sngamore Hill
the President will take a taunt. up to
Cambridge. to participate in the re
union to commemorate the twenty
fifth anniversary of his class gradua-
tion at Harvard. Every alumnus Is
expected to put naidc all formality
when he gets back with his fellows of
college days. and it may be taken for
granted that In this respect as In olh
era, the President will fully meet the
expectations of those who wear the
(rlmson.
Ropresontallvo E. J. Hill, of the
Fourth Connecticut district, has writ-
ten to Washington friends that he
will come to this city in the course of
a work or two or make lll‘rilllgcmnis
for Ills trip to the Philippine Islands
with Secretary Taft and his party In
July. :incldcnlaliy whilc here, Mr.
Hill will pay his respects to thtI Pros-
ldent and consult with him about
Connecticut affairs. 55'. Hill is the
only member of the ‘Co ccllrut dolo-
gaiion In congress invited to the jun-
ci. to the Far East. Mrs. liill will
:thcompnny him.
Edwin M. Grant. has been appoint-
ed postnmstcr at Aslllord, Windham
county, ('omi., In the place of. Mary
in Poole. who rcsigned.‘ , ,
_.._.~_._._'_J.__
DYING 0F FAMINE
is, In Its torments. like glying of con
sumption. The progres of (onsump-
tion. from the beginning lo the very
end, Is a long torture, both to vlciinl
and friends. “When I had consumption
In its first stage," writes Wm. Myers,
of Cearfoss, Md., "after trying different
medicines and a good doctor in vain, i
at last took Dr. King’s New Discovery,
which quickly and perfectly cured me.”
Prompt relief and sure cure for
coughs, colds. sore throat, bronchitis,
etc. Positively prevents, bronchitis,
Guaranteed at F. H. Baxter's Drug
Store. price 509 npd $1. 00 a bottle.
Trial bottle free.
Some time a man can be a very fair
farmer unless he has scientific. Ideas
about If.
NEW YORK, NEWHAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In Effect June 11, 1905.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A- M—12: 52x, 5: 327:. 5: 45):. 6:1231.
6.,50 52,55 7:48 8.18.
8: 42,, 9: 08):.
9: 32x. 9: 50 10: 557:, 11:17.
T’. M.-—-12: 49x, 1: 05. 3: 0517 3: 37
4: 231 5: 45, 6: 01!, 8: 49!. 7:121. 7' l5.
8: 00x. 9: 527:. 108: 32.
A. M.-12:52x,un5:82‘x, 5:4515, 8:58.
9:421:
P. M. -2:59x. 8:052, 5:45. 5:013.
7:05x, 7:23. 8:00x. 24:23:, 73:52:, i0314.
NEW YORK FOR IOUTH NORWALK
A. u.:.-459 5:59 9:59. 8:00x, 14:99.
11-49:. 9:99;: 9: 955:, 19:99.59 19:.95
11:999. 11 99.
P. M.~l2: 0317.1:04. 2: 00:, ":55.
9:.,91:: 9:44:94 :95, 4:77, 55.92:: 599.
:525. 9:99: 9:99 9:,99 9:92:73 9:,29
11: 992:. 12: 99:.
Bands ye. .
A. 74—9: 99 7: 99, 9. 921:.
u.—-4:.9t. 5:9, 9:999 9:99;.
11:00:. 12: 00:.
IOUTH NORWALK T0 NIW
A. M.:-121017, 1. 915:. 1:59: 9:15.
7: 29. s: 99 9 115:, 19: 92:. ii 11x, 11:41.
P. aim-'12: 99:: 1:29. 9:19x. 4:99,
5: 26):. 9: 08x, 5:,91 7:19:73 7 29 9. 11:.
9: 22. 19: 994:, 11: 24'.
Bridgeport. In addition to shaver
r acme: 45, 4:49. 7.
,. a:: rules.
.4. 9.29.19... 1: 2 x, "1:651, 7:49.”
Nix-5: 43. 7:101, 9311!.
SOUTH NONWAIJLl TO DANIUHY.-
A. M.-—0: 20. ii: 79.
“Mulls, «999,155,997 7zi‘f.
Danhury to le‘uth Nerwaik.
“:44.me- 5:55 7: Mix; 9.11.1959».
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99,17,499 7:47.
,NENJ
Bug Death
this year on every growing plant and BLUEFISH .. 120
"f USE NOTHING BUT
you will obtain yield and quality not
possible In any other way.
Pal. March :6 and Nov. 9, 1891.
Pat. In Canada Nov. 2. 7'91. {7’
mil» 25.79»
Charles E. Dow,
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON eraser.
Phone 143-5.
Hemmer-MM
GOING
TO BUY A
[INS NNNGE‘!
5 GET IT NOW
and receive all of the
BENEFITS
Connections Free.
Postal Brings Representa-
live
99:. 939199999.
l ’Phone 60.
onmmmm
FRANK C.
VAN S'COY.
PLUMBING,
STEAM,
nor WATER.
AND
GAS FITTING.
Tip, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Main Street.
Telephone, 137—3.
E South Norwalk, Conn.
Grant’s Restaurant
88 North Main etreet. booth Norwalk.
IT PLACE IN TOWN TO GIT
10 ND 15 CENT LUNCHIII REOU.
:A: aNNER, 26 OINTB: Ii MEALS
NLL HOMI MAD! IAKIIY.
,r.s.sAuKs
General Contractor
Milne (liven ron Joe
ai o. amLomo or now mo na-
44 , who or oLo a'rnucvonu.
m on oummowu onoana av
um recur-rm ATTINDID re.
; unalloane‘a—
91 waarronr avenue. nonwALK
carpenter Builder and :
Fish :
WEAKFISH .... 106
PORGIES ......................’.. 80
.BUTTERFISH ................... 100
SEA BASS ...... 80
STEAKCOD ............100
SPANISH MACKER'EL ........... 100
ALL OTHER KINDS OF FISH AT
REASONABLE PRICES.
eaaoeaaell
eoaeee-ee
THE PEOPLE'e FIIH AND OYITER
. MARKET.
Old salvation Army Iuiidlnl.
Eaat End of Washington Street Iridge
cAPT. CHARLES DUCHOBO. Prep.
South Norwalk. .
Time and Tide Wait for
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 mostn—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. 863—5.
So. Not-walk. It.
nun-.-
.w.m-. .- _~.. ..
'Phone, 1392.
7995199 Bros. 791795
“a
union Picking
Carried In Steele.
‘ GOLD AND SILVER PLATINO.
lies England Electric Ioiors.
Have no auperior. can allow
them in operation.
Repelra to Stationary and Ma-
rine Engines and General Mach.
ring Work Sollclted.
.THE G. N. McKIBBIN
MFG. CO.
as warm ST. so. NORWALK. ‘_
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, , a,-,-,a,a.a I.I,I,I,I,l,l_e,I,I,l,l,l,l,-,I,u
Get That Bicucle
out of the attic: look it over.
If It Isn't a NATIONAL “ewep' -~
It for one: or lot ue tune It up I.
to run “oomethlng like a NA- II
‘ 9.4.. I.
Bargain! In Tirol.
Don't forget the Guaranteed ‘5
Ole Mantle. "
H.R.BULKLEY,
I! I0. MAIN IT.
1847. . KM
PLUMBING AND M“
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT 'AIR HEATING. ' I
avovaa AND RAN.
ILATI AND TIN N00 I
was and Chain ritual.
lee Fixtures, Natal call nu. Ito.
Have you seen our audit of
RICHMOND RANOH?‘
TH. JONEosut “grain“
PAN
17 wau. .a'rnn'r. uonwnur.
Nail Paper Talk
Selecting Wall Paper Ia largely a
matter of taste. we have everything
in color, design and grade. .We will
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tory and have running hot and cold
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South Norwalk. Conn.
lliroat. Nose and Ear.
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scientifically treated and cured by thd.
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- Main street, and any calling will b!
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CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AND
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