WORTH Everything that haa Worth ieeta un- til it ie aupereeded by something of more worth. Our bualnm to con- Itlntly becoming worth more becauee we make it worth more to our cuoto. men. Thin will be eaey to under- atand if you have been making your Drug Store purehaeee at the BRIDGE PHARMACY. H. W. CHAMBERS. PROPRIETOR. ,llsnmnwu For the convenience of the readera of the Sentinel, a letter box hea been placed on the bridge in front of the chop of William R. Gilbert. lteme for publication are collected daily. They should be signed by the writer ea In - evidence of good faith. Charles Merritt. of Southport, is vis- ltlng at his home here. Miss Katherine Ducross returned yesterday from a visit to New Haven. The Iatlles' Aid Society of the East Avenue Church is holding an all day working session today. 'I‘he Excelsiors again defeated the Young (liants, Monday afternoon, by the score of lit to 10. A meeting of the probationers’ class was held last evening at. the East. Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. F. 0, liallford has resumed ills du- ties as a l’ulltnall car conductor run- ning from New York to Boston. Complaints have been made to the selectmen regarding a. number of lul— licensed dogs owned in tllis section of the town, and probably some official action will result. The members of the Pastime Ath- letie Club will go on a trolley ride to Seaside Park, tomorrow night. leav— ing the switch near the Methodist Church at 7330 o'clock, Someone broke into the barn at itundle's bakery last night. and stoit: a dozen eggs from one of the wagons. The South Norwalk police llaVc been acquainted of the theft. The regular meeting of Juanita ()ut— lug Clllb was held Monday evening at the home of E, is. Kcelel‘. A commit- tee was appointed to iII'I'iIIIKt‘ for an outing to tho ‘fUId Mill" at Compo, on Monday evening next. William H. Carma well-known I‘Otiin dent. of Gregory Boulevard, sustained a slight paralytic stroke a few days 0.30, Which has affected one tilde (it his lace, Mr. Carr is able, to be about as usual aml ills friends hope he will be in their midst for many years. The following program will be ren— dered on Thursday afternoon at I:30 o'clock. at. the Marvin Kindergarten: Song-«dilrd's Nest, School. Song-vSpring Song. School. Rocltiilion~tlarden lied, School. Song~Welconle. Dear Mother, School. Songs—Robin llcdbreast, School. Recitation—Five Little. Mice. Ethel Knapp, Recitation, Arthur Belts. lial‘tly (irifIln. Willie Lyle, Charles tlchrnlan, Francis Mc— gal‘gee, Stanley t‘urpculer. l’llui Radzlmowskl. Clayton Buckley. Wal- lace Bell, Leslio Iillllks, linnnie Youngs. Song——'l‘hc. Quail, School. Recitation~—I.ittle iioy's Walk, ‘ School. Bong—My Mother llcar, School. Recitation—When Mother is Away, Fern llllrton. ’ Song—Tim My. School. IIIR'IUIHOII’A Roy's fiwn Mother, Charles (loin-mun. Bongm’i‘ho Ferns, School. Recitation and Song-viiour Dolls, lrma lilydonhurg, Helen Stncky Ana.“ ila Hellman. Mildred Loveloy. Maypolo Dance, Francis Mogargee. Millie lit-till. Stilll~ icy Carpenter, Mildred Lovoioy, Wal- lace iieli. Minnie Jowiovuky. 1’qu Radzllnowski, Dolly Brugge. Bong—(film the Hands, . School. Bong-Wake, Says the. School. Sunshine. Recitation. Fred Krtnken. Bong—Bruits linnd. School. 301:qu unc, School . Bong—«(lootbbyn hoax. School. WW VEIPIR TEAM "DANGEROUS." HENLEY. Ens” .Iunn 2l.-—-After we in; the work of the l’hiiolieiphhtne en- tered for the grand uhallem can the not two day; the Henley rowing men are decided that the Vespers must be labelled "very dangerous." About. the only criticism ill the one boom of all American crews visiting Henley that they only meet or their alreoeth in the "m “d e of the stroke." whereas the ‘Dflllehero remain convinced that their III—Um. Agent: for The Evening Sentinel. in Roweyton. are Frederick Lockwood. Elwood Broadway and cherlea Petty. Ordere cent to any of the above will receive prompt ettentldn. Mills ERhel Bell, of Port Chester. spent Saturday and Sunday with rain» tlvrs ill itowayton. Mr. and Mra.‘Clydo C. Horton, who have been visting friends here, have returned to Broekvllio, Canada. W. l). Leif and family. of New York. who have leased a cottage at 'I‘oko llelle, have been stopping at the Ho- lei (.‘iiil'oi'd. South Norwalk. The children of itowayton are cor— dially invited to meet in the Library on Friday frolli 2 to 3, The many new children's books just purchased will be ready for circulation and a number of new games given by some friends of the. Library will be ready for use, as Miss Raymond, the Librarian, will read a story aloud amt some games will be arranged in which al may participate. (‘onle early, as the party must close. at. :i. so that the Library may open. as usual at that time for its regular work. A meeting of the Entertainment Committee and all those Interested ill helping the second annual fair for the benefit of the liowayton. Free Library, will be held on Friday afternoon at. 3 o‘clock in Miss iiuckley's studio. As the fair is to be held about the middle of .iuly, a large attendance is earnestly requested at this meeting, so that all arrangements may be completed for appointing committees. discussing plans, etc. This fair is the most illi- portant factor ill raising funds for next year‘s llibrary expenses, Last year $200 was cleared. It. is hoped that even a larger amount. will be collected this year. Everyone interested is in- vited to meet the Entertainment Conl- nlittoc at that time. Yesterday‘s meet- ing had to be postponed, as only three Were present, DARIEN AND NOROTON. Agente for the Evening Sentinel, in Darien. are Arthur Siaueon. and Wall. lace Sheror. Order. sent to either 0i the above will receive Prompt atten. tion. Fishing parties have become quite. popular lately. Frank Freudenthal is spending a week with his father ill Iil'ilit‘i. of with i't'iil- Mrs. William Ray and family. Norolon, spent yesterday lives in Stamford. The, small boys are already prepar- ing for Fourth of July, and the stores are getting in their annual stock of fireworks. Mr. and Mrs. Itobert Willie and son, Harold S., arrived ill town yesterday afternoon. and took possession of their cottage near Norotou. They in- tend to spend the summer here. —~Nlce mackerel for breakfast Street's Cash (trot-cry. lit The Eagles of liarlcu, are to play the ltowuyton team a game of baseball on July -l, and another on Labor Ilay. making three gallles during the season. The first of the season was won by the Eagles, who are looking forward to another victory. Ii, L. Milligull. rlqlrcscntlulve of a ill'e~|lrooilllg concern ill the metropo~ iii-l, is spending a few days in town. looking after a contract the firm has at Newton. A summer cottage at this place is being titled with fire-proof partitions, and the walls and floors will also be constructed of the same material. During the trial Monday ill the town hall Constable David Nelson Mather had occasion to step into the. lockup for a few lilomellis to look after one of the prisoners. who was arrested for riding on freight trains. While. he was inside, someone turned the key null Dave Wits made a prisoner. lie threat- ened to break the door unless he was let out. 'l‘llp joke was on Dave, but he failed to see the funny part of it. it was learned yesterday that (‘on- tractor James S. Hermann. the. New York contractor, who bought a solid deal of real estate at Sillppan Point a year or two ago, and has been Im— proving it ever since. has just let the contract for itil imposing slimmer rosi— (ll-lice to be erected at once. ,lontrtic- tor Raymond. of t’ilenbrook. has been awarded the contract. The cost. of the structure will be oVer $100,000, ii bl understood, \ Says the New York 'i‘rlbune: ”Mrs. (‘lmrlen ’l‘. Stout has proved conclu- sively that «he is still it muetor of the game of golf. Mrs. Stout is. to all appearances, in a class by herself among women golfers, and it would seem that nothing but. an accident could depriva her of national honors later in the your. A drive of 200 yards ill not unusual for her. and her hriiu iiaut long genie is rounded out by her clever short game and deadly putting, It la'u pleasure to welcome her back to the some after a short absence. and more particularly its aim comes back tlhlo to uphold and defend the old ti- tles she won flit Mills Genevieve Hooker." Mrs. stout la a product of the Wee Burn Golf Club. ‘ r; f wNn one Would ever be bothered with constipation if everyone knew how naturally and quietly Burdock Blood Bitters regulates the stomach and bowels. ' a... It ill better to wear out than to rust tenni- wine to bound to win. art! 3cm. .i-lee the unqualified ena dormearefdwbeuphyxigim. Anton: ont-flumberinnd. of ‘tile world for over so , diary 3». "ill! 'i U . ’ m3 . a». w‘ ecu-w. “IMPORT. Agent. for til. Evening Oentlnet. in Weatport, are 8. Olglovannl and Wm. E. Naeh. Ordere aent to either of the above will receive prompt attention. The Compo Beach trolley line did ll rushing business Sunday. The schools of this place will close on Friday. Mrs. George Northrop. who has been seriously ill, is much Improved. Mrs. Frederick Beers, who has been ill with typhoid fever. is improved. Everett Fiiitlw spent itidgotieid with friends. Sunday in Kenneth Mackenzie, at Yale. spent Sunday here with this parents. Doric chapter, t). E. 8., met last. night, for the dual time lmili Sep- leilibel‘. Ill. Rev. Chauncey Brewster, D. 1).. bishop of the diocese, was present at tillrist. church Sunday evening, and confirmed a large class. At to-nlglli's Illt‘t’illlg of the Aspe- tllck lodge, K of i’.. there will he nonl- Ination of officers for tile send-annual election. ‘ What about the fireworks display here and the celebration of the Fourth, All effort, Is being made to have the day one long to be remembered. A number of new members were add. ed to the lloys‘ Brigade of the Melli- odlst church last night. The drilling evidences the interest the lads take in the brigade. With atmospheric changes of the lightning order such as yesterday the seeker after the slinllller boarded finds himself in a cold and discouraging vo- cation. The funeral of the late Joseph Car- roll of Westpori, will take place Wed- nesday morning from the Church of the Assumption and the interment will he in the (‘ntholic cemetery. The late Mr. Carroll was :30 years old and is survived by a wife. sister and mother. Au :lggl'egation of baseball players calling themselves the .lunlol's of Southport, came to Saugatuck. Sunday and tried conclusions with a picked nlnc here. It was a battens contest from start to finish and the game proved very interesting although It was given to the visitors by a score of 12 to it. There was heavy traffic Sunday over the liridgeporct'i’csiport division and a number went to the lieach. (inc instance is. recorded where the trip from here to Bridgeport. was made in 45 minutes. it is quite plain that the road can be covered in that time. and till hour from llrlligeport in Norwalk. with through curs, ought to be the accomplishment of the ’l‘rnction Co. More than a year ago. the official board of the Westpori Methodist church and other prominent members talked over the matter of building a new church here. A committee was appointed to tulle some steps ill illat direction, bill the llliliter was dropped, probably owing to the serious and ex' tended Illness of the pastor, Rev. 1.ch Holmes. liev, George llishop: an en- thusiastic worker a... well as preacher. was assigned to this charge at the last conference and he thought \Vestport needed a new church. so he set about to make. at least, a beginning with lllat end in view. At a meeting of the official board held last. week the that- ier was discussed,‘the general opinion being that the money 0i at least a greater part of It should be raised be- for.- the work Is colmncuced. The fol- lowing committee Wcl'e appointed to look up a site. estimate the cost, ctc.: Rev. (lcorge Bishop. chairman. Charles Harris. 8. B. Banks. C. 1.. Meade, F. iii, Salmon, P. M. Raymond. .1. ll. Fil- iow and Charles Mills. This commit- iec have organized for work and ap- pointed Fred Salmon, treasurer. and Charles ilnrrls, secretary. 'I‘he colll~ lilillt‘c will meet again next Friday night. ’i‘llree sites for the new church have been suggested, the (.‘burles liar- ris property, the W. E. Nash property and the Kemper property. All of these are well located, but the general opinion is that the Kclnper property will be best suited for the purpose, for many reasons, the principal one being that it is neat: the center of the town. The writer has heard it positively stat- ed that scvvrni of the church members will KIWI $1,000 each provided the re« matador ll. raised within the next few months. . GLENBROOK. Mrs. (‘urrle Lawrence has returned froln Kingston. Mr, Lupuge, who has purchased the liorrgcn greenhouses, is living ill filenbrook. . Wlibllr E. Lewis has been Iaylns concrete walks around his place on Crescent street. Mrs. Charles White of Maple ave- nue has gone to Middleiown. to spend e. couple of wdilks. ‘0... Remington h‘nrrington of Kings- 'brldgn llpont Sunday with his daugh- ter, Mrs. ida Brynnu, at. ltuetic Knoll. Mrs. Mix, of New Haven. who has been visiting her son, 1.. ll. Mix, on Maple avenue, left yesterday. for a visit ill New York with her daugh- tor. Rev. and Mr». Samuel lovers. with their daughter. Katherine, have return- ed home after an absence of several Weeks spent in the South with Mr. 5 mom's parents. NOTES OF THE SEASHORE. Nadya A. Wedhamll ill spending a few days at Cotter millage. Belle ia- land. the guest of Warren Woodward. and... Quite a number of launchiovrnel‘e have made application to enter the ..er-boei nee: under the cuepieee the Corinthian Yacht Club. atom- ., ”git. next new charm. The ..‘ O ,z .i .l For a Time . Constipation and indigestion may, give rise to nothing more serious than adia- mi feeling or (immoral-t. due to on overworked or Impovorlubod condition of the Digestive Urgent A donor two 0! Beecham’s . Pills will oeell ut‘. thin right but if no looted what. a blyll'fitm of iiiuuu'nluy be tfie cou- thuenco. ; “ Sold Everywhere. ln‘bd‘xus 10c. and 25c. races are only open in Stamford boats. and. judging from present conditions. the first race in the series which oc- curs next Sutnrday will be all that can be desired. The larger boats will traverse a distance of some eight miles, and the smaller boats will fol- low a course some six miles In length. Automobile bouts will form a special class, and three oillcl‘ classes will be represented ill the race. Alvall Ii. 'i‘llilllll. of Norwalk, who owns almost. the entire Hickory lllul'l‘ near lielle island. was in town last cvenillg.—»~Stallli’ord Advocate. William H. Hoyt, of Stamford, is employed on Belle Island. where lie is filling contracts for several sullr nler cottages. The work will take almost. the entire summer to finish. Blacklisll are running plentifnlly in the harbor, and this morning several fishing exr-ursions started from the. docks for the grounds near Stamford Light. CRONAN CATCHES HORSE THIEVES, NOT CHAFFUERS. Daring Automobilist Outwits the Offl- cer in a Long Chase About BridgepOt‘t. Detectivo Cronun may be, all right in running down horse thieves, bllt as an automobile catcher he has some- thing to learn. llc had some valuable experience yesterday, says the ilridgc- port 'l‘elcgram-iinion. During the afternoon a message was recclvml at police llcudQllarters from Stamford io haw an oillccr stop a big automobile that had made the officers of that place and of South Norwalk side-step in a lively rate and had es‘ raped and was fiyim.r toward llridge~ port. The message gave a description of the machine. which was a large one, and of aluminum color. Detective (.‘ronull was Ill the office at the time when the message was received. Looking out of the window be made the remark. “Here‘s the ma- chine now," llclectiw (“l-onan ran out to the mid- die of Fairtleld al'luue to intercept the automobile. ’l‘llcr.» wvre two “Wit and two women ill ii. The client fear, as ho neared the officer. nodded his head and slowed down. Detective cronan stepped to til .9 side to speak to the man and tell him tllai he was under arrest as be gm up even with him, When within six feet of him the chautfcr pulled a lever and the may chin.» shot past the den-cilve as it it was propelled out of a cannon The machine was so close to the detective- ihnt that officer involuntarily jumped to one side to save his legs. As the machine flew down It‘llil'iicld avenue the detective jumped In a small gro- l'cl‘y wagon driven by a slllnli boy and urged iilt' youthful (lrilcr to hurry after ”11' flying automobile, The lid ter turned up Main street, and seeing the officer after him, turned Into Cila- pci street. Detective Crollan was now sure that he had caught his man ill a pocket. This is it small lllll street with no outlet except to Main street. This th.x alliomobillst discovered, he. thought, when It was too late. So he turned about, at the dead end of it and was coming down the lift]. The automobile steered straight for the horse and wagon. ”Iiully gee, exclaimed the fright- ened boy driver, "he‘s going to kill my horse." and before lietcctlve (iro- llnn could stop the hid. the horse was pulled to one side. and tile automobil- ists spceded'by with the remark to Wi—Sfikiht‘w Elixir—EN“; HARTFORD RAILROAD. TIME TABLE. In Effect June it, 1905. LEAVE 'BOUTH NORWALK FOR NEW YORK. A. M.—12:52x, 52323:, 5:45x, 0:12x. 0:50, 0:55, 7:48. 8:18. 8:42, 9:08x. 9:32x. 9:50, 10:65x. 11:17. P. M.—-I2:49x. 1:05. 3:05x, 3:37, :2ilx, 5:45. 0:01x, 0:493, 7:12x. 7:15. ii:00x, 9252!. 10:32. Oundeye. A. M.-—~12:52x. 5:32x. 5:45x. 8:58. 9:42x. I’. iii.——2:5ilx. 3:0i’lx. 5:45. 0:01x. 7:05x, 7:23. 8:00x.‘8:23x, 02621:, 10:”. NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK A. RI."“‘~4150, 5:00. 0:50. 8:00x, 8:00. 8:40x, 0:00x, 9:021. 10:02:, 10:05. 11:00x. “:03. P. M.-Iii:031l. 1:04. 2:00x. 2:05. 3:3Ix, 32441:. 4:03. 4:32, 5:02x, 5:09. 5:25. can: «:03. 0:58, 8:02x, 9:29. 11:00:, 12:60:. sundlye. A. M.—-0:00 7:30. 10:02x. r. M.—-«i:0i5, 5:04. 6:001. 8:02x. 11:00:. 12:00x. IOUTH NORWALK To NEW HA EN A. M.-—12:10x. 1:21x. 1:68x, 0:15. 7:29. 8:30, 0211!, 10:02:. 11:11:, 11:41. 1’. M.——12:00x 1:20. 3:101. 4:22. 5:2tix. 02083:, min, 7:10x, 7:29, 9:11x. 0:22. 1010811, 11:24. Bridgeport, in addition to above. P, M.—-— :45. 4:45. 7:20, Ounde . A. M.-—~12:10:, 1:2 at. 1:553. 0:11, llziix. r. 111.4243. 7:10x,,,0:iix. SOUTH NORWALK TO DANIURY. A, 30.4120. 9:89. 10:00:, P. M.-—l:2il. 4:831. 4:40, 6:08, 7:17. ' Danbury te loath Norweik. “A“, lit—5:65, 7:201. 8:11. 10:09:. P. Men-3238:, 0:80. 0:15, Sunday: to Denbury. 7:40, M.--'i : 85. --Dt . ”7.5., A law-4:00, no. Li A. . P. To lentil Nerwalk. $01. ‘ ‘ I m-—— m “M nub-‘- _——m mum—la . illlilii. li’y Minimal. ,...‘.~ -WW-Jamm "SEN the pursuing otiiccr, “’i‘hcro's nothing doing." The best that the detective could do, was to get the. number of the inn- cbine, which was “100,200. "N. Y." "lilll learning something every day." said lkriel-iivc Crollun. when speaking of the affair later, “'i‘ile next time I go alter an automobile. ill take a crow bar with me. If the machine doesn't stop, I'll push the bar ill the wheels. and then there. will be some- thing doing. There's a. her back of the door at police headquarters for just such emergencies, and it will be. used hereafter." CRUISE OF ATLANTIC YACHT CL The. Atlantic Yacht club will rendez- vous at Lurcllmoni on July 5. At 5 p. in., there willbo a meeting of the captains on board the flagship to dis- cuss the following squadron runs, which have been suggested as host serving the interests of the. ilcei; .lllly ii—«ilal'cilillout. to Morris Cove. .Illly I-——-Morrls Covo to New Innliou, .luly tiw-Ncw London to Shelter Ill- lund. July 9-wShclter island. .lllly iii—Shelter island to Block island. .Inly Ii-lilock island to Newport. July 12—t-—Ncwpori to Sea. Gate, out side course. POSTMASTER AT TRACY. . WASHINGTON, June 2i.-~1illi‘i0n D. Roberts was today appointed post» master of Tracy, Conn. PREPARE FOR A HOT SUMMER AND BUY A lCE CREAM ~ FREEZER. Charles E. Dow, HARDWARE. 112 WASHINGTON STREET. Phone 143-6. “*MWMN'P Going to Housekeeping? AGasRange AND A .. Water Heater OUGHT TO GO WITH YOU .2’ i , 'Pbone ea. rum-Meme” r.s.BAiKs Carpenter. Builder and General Contractor IITIMATII GIVEN FOR JOI- IING. BUILDING OF NEW AND RI- MODILING OF OLD BTRUOTURII. IN OR OUT-OF-TOWN ORDIRI IY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTINDID TO. I—RIIIDINOI—I 27 WESTPORT AVENUE. NORWALK .M THI Bill liiillillll BANK eourn uonwAth. coal. onomlzao tan. with , Capital 3100.000430l lamina. ”00,000.00, Nu Promo. “0.000.00 “Wit-“arr mum...“ to M In . I must.» tonne. eowm N. earn wee m JOHN H. «NI» v'i'u-mo. noon in. Mitten. due, in. olneerone.‘ ‘ John H. Li“ [MEI JIM H. .I awn-owuuuu—n-n- White Mountain 2 IINE‘IA. T“ 2-: HE. WAS OVERBOARD struggling for lite. Someone throw him a crowbar; the intention was Iliad- Iy. but the act. was inconsiderate. Consider the aid you intend 101' your family, then talk with F. H. FIELD, Gen. Agti, , UNITED BANK BUILDING, Telephone 363—5. 80. Norvvaik, Ct. 'Phone, 1392. Jenkins Bros. hives thl'liitik Packing Carried in Stock. GOLD AND SILVER PLATING. IiiiVl England Iiitliiil‘ic HOIOI‘S. Have no euperior. Can chow them in operation. Repairs to Stationary and MI- rlne Engines and General Macho ring Work Soilolted. THE C. N. McKIBBIN MFG. CO. 56 WATER 81:30. NORWALK. It for one; or let ue tune It up to run “eomething like a NA. ' TIONAL." - .11 Bargain In Tirol. Don't forget the Guaranteed ' Gee Mantle. zm. . “dim PLUMBING 'AND ITIRI HEATING. HOT WATER HEATING. HOT AIR HEATING. ITOVEB AND RANGER. ILATE AND TIN ROOFINI. One and Itearn Fitting, In leturee, Metal Collin. [to Have you econ our etoek of RICHMOND RANGES? THE JONES & HOTCHKIBI COMPANY. 17 WALL eraser. nonwault. an a... hill. Selecting Wall Paper to largely a matter of test.- .We have everything in color, design and grade. .We will aid you in melting eelectione that Will harmonise with your other interior decoration. .l ”Jilin TO ORDER. ‘ " l3" Window abode. end picture trainee. OPECIAL‘. Cloth Window Bhedee, with hinge. 250. White and Brim Curtain Poles. 100- '; .J Painter'a Buppliee, Crockery. Glue- ware.eto. q ,, 3 :, Painting and Paper Bengt“. L. H. Decker, 87 WASHINGTON STREET. South Norwaik. Conn. Telephone Connection. FRANK C. VAN SCOY. PLUMBING. STEAM, HOT WATER, AND GAS FITTING. Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper and Zinc. so South Main Street. Telephone, _ 187—1. South Norwallr, Conn. Grant‘silosiaunnt 80 North Main Iii-eel. leuth Namath. III? PLACE IN TOWN TO GIT 10 AND I! CENT LUNOHIIi RIGU. LARDINNIR. ll CENT” ll MEAL. FOR “one ‘ ,,. . o . ileum: mm ALI. none MAD! IAKIRY. PAGE SEVEN Fresh Elsi?” BLUEFISH. 1201b. WEAK FISH, ‘ 10... lb. FRESH MACKEREL, T” 25c. each. PORGIES, 4 the. for: 26¢. FLAT FISH, 5 ibe. for 25o. EELS, 12o lb. BLACKFISH, e Ibo. for too. BEA use, So. to. BUCK SHAD, , 10o. lb. STEAK coo, 10c. lb. WHITE HALIBUT AND ALL OTH- ER KINDS OF FISH AT REASONA- BLE PRICES. . THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYITER ‘ MARKET. Old Salvation Army luIIdInI. Beet End of Waehlngton Btreet Irldgl CAPT. CHARLES DUCROIO. Prop. South Norwaik. lo a necessity of perfect Health and ; an essential element of Happineee'. To prevent sickness and enjoy the . comforts of life you ehouid equip your sleeping apartment or dreeeing chant. here 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 showroom and will gladly quote you prices. Horace R. Nash, CORNER MAIN AND WEST OT... South Norwaik, Conn. ihroat. Nose and Ear. ———< I i'd‘r. R Any diseased condition of tho' 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' HOOP. SOCIETY. Branch, 66 80. Main 8t. Treatment hours, 8-10. 1-0, 7-8. — ['1- HOTEL "VICTORIA CORNER RAILROAD AVENUI AND MONROE ITREET. Newly furnished throughout. lion comfortable and up-todate hotel in the city. Electricity and heat In every room. Both! in connection. Rer- fect capitation. Rooms excellently appointed. Aiweyo comfortable an quiet. at. i i Cafe carrying a full line of heir"! Merrill and Condit'a wince. Ilque‘l and cigare. Beet flocked bar in is?! Citl- Ma. 'r. a. SULLIVAN, Prop. " . .TELEPHONE CALL, OOH. ' Our Itock of new good: lust II to a little larger than ever before". Wonderful how low you can buy nice goods here. You know we do the work in the very beet manner. -. We have taken a good mull contracts for house painting on! will be glad to eubmlt figure. fat 9011! Who Janna-4w We try to carry In Itock' every- thing you need for the decoratio 4' of your home inside or out. E. E. Gorbam. TILIPNONI NH 10 PIROT IT. 0 I a! ”t . I. nonwaolt 0.. THE JOHN H. LAWRENCE ‘llathlts. l“ an: INIURANOII+ nu: with moment no any. crun- aoxr "on: “,4 lib PATIN e elounlfl.’ I IOUTH MAIN OTRIIT- OB“, “lee-l. TIL L _ ‘ . thiguaromd . , 1.10191!“ . Oflimitmm at for booklet hit Paton? , ~ a 1 ."l
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