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x w. RTH .
. Everything that bee worth‘iute un-
til It in eupere‘eded by eomethlnu of
more worth. Our buelneu In con-
" eteutly beoomlng worth more-because
we make It worth more to our eueto.
more. Thle will be any to under-
Itend If you have been making your
Drug More purchases at the
BRIDGE PHARMACY.
H. w. CHAMBERS.
rnornteron.
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For the convenience of the readers
of the Sentinel, a letter box hu been
placed on the bridge In front of the
ehop of William R. Gilbert. Items for
publication are collected daily. They
should be signed by the writer as an
evidence of good faith.
Mrs. M. S. Partrlck has returned
from it. visit to her daugl‘itcr in (Iran-
bury.
Frederick Warron Decker is critical-
ly ill at his home on Scariew avenue
with diphtheria. lie was reported to
be slightly more comfortable today.
Miss Evelyn Simpson, who has been
visiting Miss Lillian F: St. .lolin, of
St, John avenue, returned today to her
home in i’eekskill, N. Y. ‘
AD 13 B
Mr. and Mrs. '1‘. S. Glover have re-
tiirned t’roiii ijianbury, after a few days
visit with relatives. ’l‘l‘icir daughter.
Ethel, returned with them after ro—
iiiarlnlng two weeks.
The bids for the new fire house to
be erected in Van Zant sli'ect. were all
In last night. The contract has not.
been awarded as yet. The commit-
tee; which has the matter in charge,I
will hold another meeting on Wednewl
day evening, atwhich limo tl‘io coir
tract will doubtless be awarded. The
committee comprises K. Howard King,
Charles Gehrman and William 'l‘lionip-
son.
A very pleasant. alteration was spent
at the home of (icoi'gic 'l‘honipsoii. Sat-
urday afternoon, celebrating his third
birthday. [lo reech‘od a number of
very nice birthday gifts from his lit-
lie friends. After games were played
the little folks were scaled to a vry
nicely spread supper table, after which
they departed. wishing their host very
many happy returns of tho day. Those.
present were: ()lit'e l‘eri'y, .llolcn
Percy, \‘iola liisbrow, Pearl Brown,
ltuth Benson, Georgie Thompson,
Kenctli Bennett. Eariiie Plait, Carl
l'iati, Freddie Sherwood, ileiiry Ger—
hardt, Charlie Miller, Mrs. William
l‘iall. Mrs. lloriino. Mrs. l’ercy. Mrs.
itcnnott, Mr. and Mrs. MIIII‘I‘, Mr. and
Thompson, Mrs. Gerhardt, Miss it.
Smith, E. Quick.
ROWAY TON.
Agents for The Evening Sentinel, In
Roweyton, are Frederick Lockwood,
Elwood Broadway and Charles Petty.
order. not to any of the above will
receive prompt attention.
The Fourth of July
weeks from today.
comes two
Tilt-r“ will Ilt‘ t‘xvrciscs till iilt‘ school
lawn 'i'liursday afternoon,
Mrs. Maltliewson anti daughter. of
New York. are attests at the home of
Mrs. Iltirriet Wicks.
There is a prospect of a large crop
of native blackberries this summer,
especially the cultivated kind.
Mrs. Josephine ()raw is in (Ireeii-
port, 1.0m: Island, on it business trip,
and will remain until Ilic last of the
week.
Stevens (It Cushionu have coin-
menoed the work of repainting (‘ap~
taiii Charles W. liell‘s residence in
Howaylnn avenue.
Mr, and Mrs. llyslio have returned
to Iludeon, after a visit. of several
Weeks with Rev. and Mru. it}. W.
liyulic. at the Methodist Episcopal par-
sotmge.
Hayiiiir operations will soon be on In
full form In the rural communities.
Some of the farmers who have extra
early meadow have already done
some buying. The first of July is
tho uiiuul tithe for beginning,
The Literature Claim will not hold a
muotlui: lilih Wt‘t‘k, but will meet as
usual. on Wednesday evening. .Iiiue
illitli. at Minn llackley'n studio. A list
of IIII’ required readings front llobi-rt
Browuiuu’n l’oeiiiis may be found at.
the Library.
Rowaytou IIHHI‘ Company. No. i. ex:
pet-In in lake posuosulon of IIH new
hour house Iilili mouth. and has al-
roady poiniuviim-d preparations for a
joint hourewurminn and July Fourth
celebration. The affair will take the
Ilium of an open house, and‘ will he
held on the night of July 3rd. tinkering
hi the ginrloiiu Fourth with appropri-
‘ Ite examines. bell rinsing. auntie, re-
fmhmuutu. etc. The affair promises
to be a'nruuii louver-sit. .Iaiiieig ill. his.
«no I. unwound“ the building.
The last or the entertainment! In
the com-tie being given by the outer.
/ moment committee for the benefit of
the Ubi'li'y. will be given, as usual,
alibi! month, the 30th, In the new Ll-
hrary‘ building, whieh‘de mow used by
thoi.,ltowaytou Baptist Church. ,Tlie
steal. ’i‘ha‘dtatailu will be given lut-
er. The evening promises to be a
most. inter-eating and attractive one.
and the audience will be fortunate in
hearing the artists who have been so
cured.
' DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Agent: for the Evening Sentinel. In
Darlen, are Arthur Sieueon, and Wat.
lace Shel-or. Order. sent to either or
iii. abovywlll receive prompt atten-
ton.
The funeral of Miss llurrlet F. Bar-
her, of Norman, was held thin morn-
ing. from tho Presbyterian (.lliurcli.
There was a largo attendance of rela
lives and friends. The mutation were
taken to Ridgolleld for interment.
(leorgo N. Voaburgh, of Dorian.
charged with an assault. on Edward
Avery. on June 10, was tried yesterday
afternoon. before Justice of the Peace
William ll. Willinott. Jr. Attorney
John l\’mp,li, of South Norwalk, up-
neared i‘or Vosburgh and the state was
anointed by Attorney George H. Von
burgh, of South Noi‘walk. Vosburgli
was lined $12 and coats amounting it
about $34.
Nathan Daucby in circulating a no
tiIlon among ”10 residentsml’ the. town
from the American ’l‘elcphono and
Telegraph (foiiipauy to lay a condui
through the turnpike in which to run
their through wires. This conduit
.will extend from New York to Boston
and will do away with a large number
of overhead wires and unsightly tele
phone poles. it. Is being almost uni
vorsally signed.
m
There was a big hold out, Saturday.
at. Woo liurii. and some good golf was
witnessed. The course is In iinc
shape, and is lilt)l‘t!,lit)|)iliitl‘ than evei
befoi‘c. It is well patronized through-
out. Ilie week. and each Saturday 30ka
a throng of players and a. good-sized
gallery. After Saturday's liaudicai
there was a riiiccption at tho' club
house. Many ladies were present
The coiiipctliion, Saturday, was a med
al play handicap for a prize presented
by E. 1.. Scoliold. II was won by Dr.
Soiiavoir. The. cards were: in
Scbavoir, 86. Ill. 74; llr. W. 1). Mac-
l‘i‘onald. 89, 14. 7:7: J. ll. Knapp, 79. :34
76; Robert. Hunter. 94. iii, 78; E. l.
Seofiold. lit). 21. 78; Dr. Slierrlll. 97. 18.
79'. Schuyler Merritt, Itil, Iii, 85: A. S.
I’iil, lift. Ill. 85; A. Leland ilrown. ill.
2-1. 87: ll Ii. Ilrown, Six, iii-i. .17, 81", ll.
ll. Woodbury, itili, IS, SS: W. N. Mc
(ford. UT, 17. Ii; Arthur Kennedy, 103.
“:0. 83: S. If. Mulgrew. 107,214. h'li; i). 'I‘.
\Vootiiilii'y, III. 17, iii.
NOTES OF THE SEASHORE.
The first of the series of hops at
the Noi‘walk Yiiclii t‘lub will be held
tonight at the. club house, llickoi'y
lliui‘f.
The wireless telegraph station at
Wilson's Point has resumed work
Sandi vs nights, for the summer sca-
son. William .I. Mulvililll is again in
charge of the station.
Lust evening commenced the every
night dancing :it Home Point and
shore people are glad that the season
has at last really opened, as it fur“
nislii-s them with some place to visit
and enjoy themselves evenings.
'l‘lie Regatta ("omniittco of the
Stamford Yul-lit t‘iub has issued circu—
lars and entry blanks for the powei
boat rat-e to.i:ilie place Saturday iii-
ternoou. July it, open to Slaiiiford beau
only,
Quite a delegation of people. “cut
to ltotou l’olni yesterday afternoon
to see the (‘lilncse excursion which
was expected. The excursion did not
materialize through the inability ol
the cxcursionists to not a boat, ex-
cursion Vessels being very scarce in
New York.
Those who spent Sunday at the lit-ll
Island House were as follow: lir.
and Mrs Armstrong. of New York:
Mr. and Mrs, .I. ll. llei‘ci'ord. oi' Iirook-
lyii'. llev. and Mrs. II. II. llcatty and
children. of Mt. Vernon; Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Satclien, Mr. and Mrs. M. S.
(.‘oi'iiell and III. N. t‘ornell, of New
York.
Sunday was the banner day for illit-
01's III, the Iiorlou Point Hotel. From
9 o‘clock in the morning until a late
hour In the evening the demands of
goiirmnlids kept a corps of two I'III'Ii-I
and live waiters hustling. Landlord
('i'SuIllvau says that Illt bad no doubt
but that the day eclipsed all others in
the feeding line.
Tonight the Norwiilk Yacht Club
commences ii series of dances to con-
tinue throughout the nonaou.- These
will help to make the summer much
more piiuiuniit iii the uhorc. as the
Yiirlit t‘liib dances IIIWI' uiwuyu been
very much of ii feature of above lite
for damn who are fortunate enough to
be able to attend.
M
The visitors at the inland View
IIIDII'I uVor Sunday were: Mhui -i.iiiu
l.. knew-n of New York; Denier It‘roul.
Six. of Iletin-I; Edmund J. Cleveland.
of Springfield; Minn Dom (iiiitilinrt, of
New York: ii. A. ll. Clarke, of New
York: Mimi l’. llolborow, of Now
York: Mr. and Mrs. (ilitirlue .l. Manner,
of l’aenuic. N. .l.; Mine lioleue Althoff,
of I’uiiiuiir.
The commuter of the Stamford
anhl Club which liiiii under adviac-
meat the dredging of a channel from
tho float. to the harbor channel can-
idiitii of Izom. i-‘eripuiou. James D.
Smith and A. it. Svoiield. ,It hi pro.
poised to make a water way 76 foot
wide from the limit out to the chin)»
nel, it distance of about 1.200 feet.
’ 1* ache?
,N mile 13., Iii or‘bre‘eidiiiii'?
'I‘ifiu WORMQXémuoh-hliedn
i’
Qurtaiiiiy no lmprovment of this kind
o Qtupw I “and...
Bill tattle In yearmouilir
“um” Wmmilitant-liver!
..'
program will be both literary antim‘mug
" .w. "
mealtime an advantage to the club
property as well as to all boat owners
in the lower harbor.
done about the Bell island bridatt.
which is still closed to horses and ear-
riuges. though a few hours work
would make it serviceable. It may
or may not throw any light. on why
the bridge remains in that condition,
but Selectman Brown, when asked
about it yesterday afternoon by a Son
tlnei reporter said: “Ivdon't know
anything about. it." If it has not yet
come to the attention of the selectineii
the chances are small indeed for any
repairs being made for some time, and
the few months linthe year when it is
used will be lost to the residents of
tho island and the South Norwalk
tradesmen who are strong kickers
against the delay in repairing it.
‘ WESTPORI‘.
Agents for the Evening sentinel, In
Weetport, are S. Digievanni and Wm.
E. Nash. Orders sent to either of the
move will receive prompt attention.
Id. ll. Adams in home from a trip
to llostoii.
Dorie chapter, 0. It). 8.. meets to-
night for the last time until fall.
Public schools are t close for the
iilllllllttl‘ vacation. on June 23.
The. Current Events Club is to meet
'l‘liursday afternoon with Miss E. ii.
Downs.
.l. S. (layer, last week shipped a
unload of blooded stock to Saratoga,
N. Y. ’
Mrs. A. U. Smith returned home
Friday from a visit with friends In
West Haven.
Miss Emma llikciuan is confined to
her bed, the victim of an attack of
sciii‘lct fever.
Mrs. William Esilo has returned
home from a visit with friends in
New York.
Charley llurraclougli has severed his
connection with tho 'l'raciloii (10., and
Is working in the paper mill.
Tonight Ilie Y. P. S. (7, It], society
of Greens ll‘ariiis church will entertain
with a strawberry festival.
The road machine has been out on
l'tiversld.» avenue. and there Is some
lniprovoiiieiit to that worst of roads
here in consequence.
There was confiriiiaiion iii Christ
church Sunday night and the advent oi‘
the llisliop brought a number to Iilt’
church.
Aspeluck Midge, K. of I’., held lllt"lll
orial service Sunday afternoon. and
following them proceeded to Willow-
brook cemetery where liit‘ graves of
the departed members were, (it't‘m‘llicti.
‘l‘liere wer.» those iii other t‘t‘lllt‘lt‘l‘II‘S
‘Iilii. had been looked oiii for Saturday.
Miss Louise Nash was the Valedic-
, iorluu of IIti‘ nrndiiutini.r class at the
Mead solubility, at. Iiit‘ closing oxen
cises. last week. The young lady is
among the most talented here and the
choice made by the class for that not
always enviable position was well
placed.
Postmaster Harris has had a raise
of salary, thanks to increase. III the
business of the otllee. and is now a
SL’JIIIU a year. He deserved it and
can now tin-at his friends to a l‘etrie.
nella on the strength of it. Possibly
the receipt of that was the induce.
IIII'III that led hint to join the coils,
llyiiti and liradley, and share, his
whiskers oil" as they had done.
WESTON.
Mrs. Frinlcriek liuckley bus return
ed after a visit Willi friends in ilidue-
Iiclii.
(it'orize Adams has moved his sleiiin
sawmill to iiarlcii, where he has a
large toiitrttct.
The funeral of (ix-Senator Iii-Witt
(l. llradley will he held from Iliii Ililt‘
home here, this afternoon.
Miss I‘ltlicl Inckwood and sister
Maude have been prcuenlpd with new
bicycles by their grandfather, J. M.
Lockwood. .Mnnicrs Samuel Andrews
and t‘hnrles Rowland are also riding
new whet-is,
The marriage of Rev Joiin Lehman
Slilvciy, pastor of the Congregational
Church, and Minn Jeanie Robin-innit.
of New York. will be IIIIIIanIYAiII this
evening at min In the Church of the
Holy Trinity. Icaai ililth street, New
York. A reception will follow at the
bride's home. The bride will be at
loaded by four brldokinalda. and III‘I‘
ulster. Miss li‘loreuco Robertson. its
maid of honor. The. Kl‘titllll'h brother.
S. t-ihively, of l’oiiizlikucpulu, will art
he lied illilll.’ Mr. Iillii Mrs. Sliively
will return in Weston tiilii week, where
the Itoiiltrolgutlonul piirnouanie has
been newly fitted up for their occu-
piincv. ’l‘lio popular young pastor
and his bride will huvo the best whiti-
nu of: boats of friends here, as also»
where.
80 UTH WILI ON.
A party of twelve minute arrive at
The illiun this week to «pend the sum.
inur.
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Mrs. w. u. lliibhcli, of South uni--
walk. viaiied friends here on Thurs
day.
iltchurd Manner. of New York city,
wuu‘a ghost Bunday of William law
and family.
MI'II. George H. Bylngton hail retiimu
ed to her home after it month's visit. in
New York city.
The district school meeting will be
bold at'the school house Saturday or:
citing, Julie 24th2
mu inner Rockwell, who III!!! been
‘ vieltlnp'frienile moonlit Norma. baa
returned to her honid.
t 'gfi. ».
People are wondering-what is to. be '
«m. Hurt-«d0
wan Carletoa's. tenure 7 the ‘ wane.
Congregational Church.
lug.
Mr. and Mrs. Iienjamin Mills and
children, of Port. Chester. came to
South Wilton in their new Winton car,
Tuesday, and spent the day with Miss
Caroline li.,Tuylor at her home on
Main street.
‘ NEWCANAAN.
W
id’ay event
Miss Mabel Reinor bun been visiting
Iii lliiigciield for sewrai Weeks.
.—
Joliii I). Kelley of Hartford, spent
Satin day and Sunday with his parents,
at iioyt‘g nurserleu.
Mrs. W. (l. ilrownson, who has been
spending several weeks here, has re.
turned to Springfield.
Dr. I.. P. Clark and family of New
York are now occupying the Bliss resi-
dance on Richmond Iiill.
A dwelling owned by A. N. Oakley,
I'illlilil'u Ridge, has been sold to a New
York than for about plump.
Miss Bertha Wnkcniuii, of Sandra
Ridge. in spending several days With
her aunt and uncle in llorlin.
Edward K. Wheeler, of Ballatou, N.
Y., has been visiting his brother, 0.
C.Whec1er, South MIIIII istreet.
Parker ()iitniiiiuus of Brooklyn, urv
rived Saturday, and will spend the
week at Stephen Kecler’n, Smith's
Ridge.
Stanley liarirain is now employed in
the Chase National liiiiik. New York.
and is commuting to his homo in 'l‘iil»
niadgc Hill.
I', i.. McLarren and family of New
York have routed and taken posses-
sion oi" the 'l‘. W. Benedict residence in
Cherry street.
James II. 'l‘ournier has loft the em-
ploy of Stephen Hoyi's Sons owing to
the large amount of work on his farm
that. necessitates his attention.
il. l). Aiwutcr and family are now
tcnantlui: their newly purchased resi-
dence ill South avenue. which was for.
nicrly owned by Franklin Stevens.
_.._..._..._—
liciij. ll. Mctiii of Yale. College is
home for the summer vacation, lien.
is a law student illlII passed his exams.
\vllli ilylng colors. lie will finish next
year.
The new Shoppe residence of Mal-
colm (lraliutii, on Mr. imbanon, is rap-
idly nearing i-oiiipletiou. Leon 'l‘utllc
has received the contract for installing
a system of sewerage.
The Young People's Societies of the
(‘otinrckational and Methodist cliiirclr
es held a union lilt't‘ixlll; in the ill. l-l.
church at tiziiii last owning. ilciij. ll.
Mead led the lllt‘t‘lilid.
Deaconess llalril and Ilt‘l‘ rciliiuo oi‘
servants have ul’rivcd .lI (irllt‘(‘-IIIIllIt‘-
iii-tlic- It‘icliis,‘ l'onus ~trcct, and ”ii“
first installment of Il‘iSil-ilil‘ t'IliilIi't'ii
will arrive on the 24th last.
The. monthly iiieuting oi’ the Wo-
man's Foreign Missionary Society of '
the .\I. la. church will be ilt‘ItI at the
rt‘SItIt‘III't‘ of Mrs. George l-lvcrelt oii
Richmond Hill, “'t‘tillOSiill)‘, at 3 p. In.
.I. ll. liarrliiiuii of New York is now
tit)lili(‘IIt-II in ii. 1’. Mcud‘s residence in
South avenue. l-Zli'oi'ts are still being
made to apprehend the Slicak liilcvt‘H
who looted the house of its Hirer last
Thursday night.
Everett W. Wilson and family, of
New York, have taken possession of
Mrs. Marllla I). Wicd's I't‘Siiit‘lIt't‘. III
North Main street which has been
wired for electricity. Mrs. Wictl id
residiul.v in Stamford iiltlii lilo fall.
Itev. 'l‘ltcodoro S. Henderson of
Stamford will addrcss Ibo nraduaicu
of (‘eiiier School lli. IIII‘ coiiiiucucc-
iueiii exercises in the opera house.
Friday evening. The baccalaureate will
Ilt‘ delivered to about IIIII't'Il graduates.
The (kid Fellows bold tin-tr niinuni
memorial service in IJIRI'VIPW conic
iery. Sunday. at ‘2. p. ill, The Kid“
rice was under the Cilhl‘ilt’ (if Rev. .l.
Howard iloyt, I). 1)., who is a Past
(iraiid of the lodge. William W. (Ill
lcsplc. ol‘ Stamford delivered an appro-
priate and eloquent address.
M._.,____.
Rev. 1.. M. luounsbury preached an
approprluto sermon to the graiiuaiiuit
class and teachers of Center School In
the M. It}. church Sunday owning. The
church wan well Illicit and the (“8'
course won an interesting one. There
are fifteen graduates this year. The
choir rendered sorcriii anthems Which
evidenced mucli training and careful
I‘t‘III‘lIl'I‘IIIIK.
The New Canaan ball team journey.
ed to ltldgeileld, Saturday afternoon.
and Wore trimmed to the tune of Ilui.
.loiies loud the slab for tile locnlu, and
shouted that be bad the lealeru up his
him-ye. l’oor noticralaliip. liowwer, and
ovcr-coiilldctice by tho liilioldurg lost,
the game for the locals on bad errors.
ii in IIIIlII'I'tIIIM’NI that fliillli' decided
channels will be made iii the lineup of
the Will“.
A large piece of planter fell from
the ceiling in the runideueo of Mrs.
Romney in Booth Mniii ulreai, about.
6:30 lent, evening. The planter covered
a notice about four yurdit square, and
struck iilNI beside Mrs. .ltueiney, who
was covered with some of the dobrin.
The Italian II! it new mic, IittIilE occu-
pied about two months. Mra. Reumey
suffered eouuidornably front shock enun-
ed by excitement.
The funeral aurvioen over the to
“mind or Mm. inane ’i'itiui, who died
Int-ii 'I‘iniriuluy night after a iinuerlmg
Illness with cancer. was held at the
home of her daughter. Mrs, Franklin
Brooke in Locust avenue, at it p. in.
yesterday. Rev. 1.. M. initnebury of
the M. la. eliiiron oilleliiieii and the. In-
terment was in loitoview cemetery.
Mrs. Titus moved to New Canaan from
Stamford governance“ ago.
. ,
‘ I
“our South Wilton people attended
A Mormon could have a good deal J
of retinal money borrowing. hack
on menace: of ell hie wivee.
.9. ‘ .ivl»
HOT SUMMER-
AND
BUY , A
White Mountain
iCE CREAM
FREEZER. ,
Charles E. Dow,
HARDWARE.
"112 WASHINGTON eraser.
Phone 143-6. _
Going to Housekeeping?
AGasRange
OUGHT TO 00 WITH YOU
‘EMWMWM
. . Fm
WEAK FISH,
rnaeu MACKEREL,
BLACKFISH,
aucx SHAD,
STEAK coo,
WHITE HALIBUT AND ALL OTH- got up and ran off as feet on it could."
ER KINDS OF FISH AT REASONA—
BLE PRICES.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYITER at. Paddlugtou, linked a poster to ace
12o lb. chicken in its mouth.
PA maven :
we»... ..
Chicken "Played l’ooaom."-ilero in
a chicken that “played possum". A.
correspondent; writes: “The out of our
household entered my room the other
day. dragging a nearly full-grown
The clicked
100. lb. made no rouletaneo and woe quite mo~
2Bo.eeoh. tionless, and when I made the cat
4 the. for‘25c. drop it the chicken lay apparently
6 Ibe. for 266. dead. I chased the out from the room,
12c lb. and on my return to the chicken I
6 lbe. for 256. was surprised to see it slowly 0mm
80. lb
. its eyes. raise its head and look new
100. lb. liouely round. An noon as it felt euro
10c. lb. of. the disappearance of its enemy it:
Did salvation Army Bulldlnl.
Eut End of Waehlngten Street lrldge
CAPT. CHARLEO DUGROB', Prop.
South Nor-walk.
M could find only two." London Sport-ling
' HE WAS OVERBOARD
struggling for life.
Ililll a erowbar; the intention was kind- CLEANLINESS ‘ M
Someone threw
ly, but the not was inconsiderate.
' Consider the aid you intend for your
family, then talk with
F. H. FIELD, Gen. Agt..
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
Telephone 363—5. So. Norwalk, ct.
Something Wrong—The Bishop of
Worcester, on aliglitiug from a train
after his luggage. ,
"How many articles are there, air?"
asked the porter.
“Tliirty-nine,” replied the thop,
absiractodly.
The man came back and arid tin
Times.
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rpm... 1392.
Jenkins Bros. lilies
and
Iliulod Packing
Carried In Stock.
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.
lieu England Electric llolors.
, Have no superior. Can ehow
.them In operation.
Repairs to Stationary and MI-
rine Engines and General Mach-
ring Work Sollclted.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
MFG. CO.
56 WATER 31'. so. NORWALK.
r-H ‘ -'* :stmm"
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an essential element of Happineee.
To prevent elekneea and enjoy the
comforte of life you should equip your
sleeping apartment or dressing chem.
here with a snowy white, one-plecu‘
“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 MAlN AND WEST 379.,
South Norwalk, Conn.
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out of the attic; look It over.
If It Isn't a NATIONAL "Iwop"
It for one: or let on tune It up -
to run “something Ilk. a NA-
Bargalne In Tirol.
Don‘t forget the Guaranteed 3
H.R. BULKLEY,
62 80. MAIN IT.
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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
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 St. v,”
Treatment hours. 8-10, 14, 7-8. ‘ “'.
Horn VICTORIA
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AND
MONROE ITREET.
Newly furnished throughout. lion
comfortable and upvtodute hotel In tho
VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING 'AND ITIXI
HEATING.
PLUMBING. HOT WATER HEATING
STEAM. HOT AIR HEATING.
OTOVED AND RANII'.
HOT WATER,
'AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
ILATE AND TIN ROOFINI.
. (he and Mum Fitting,
In Fixturee,
Have you seen our etoek of
RICHMOND RANGES? ‘
THE JONES a HOTCHKISI
COMPANY.
17 WALL ITRIIT. NOIWALK.
Collin]. Ito.
city. Electricity and heat in ovum
room. Both! in connection. Pen
feet sanitation. Rooms excellently
appointed. Always comfortable and
quiet. “VI.“
Cafe carrying a full ling of lore-
Merriii and Gondit'a winee, liqu'rt
and clam. Beet Itocked bee in .‘...i
citr- arms;
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TELEPHONE CALL, ”H. «t
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50 South Main Street.
Telephone, 137—3.
South Norwaik, Conn.
88 North Main Street. south Norwelk.
Giant’s Restaiuanl
BEST PLACE IN TOWN TO GET
10 AND 15 CENT LUNCHES; REGU-
LAR DINNER, 26 CENTS; 21 MEALS
FOR 03.50.
F. 5. "films "
Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractor
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DING. BUILDING OF NEW AND Il-
MDDILINO OF OLD ITRUCTUREI.
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Window ebedee and picture frames.
Cloth Window Shelia. with frieze. of your home Inside m- out.
and Bree- Ourtoin Pelee,
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matter of taste. .We have everything
in color. design Ind grade. w. wm buy nice goods here. You know
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