an sanity. loan it. no;
t
Saturday handful.
Multililiiitlltltailltla. 23c litlllix
NICE PERFUMEH. Everyone has
. her favorite perfume. GOLD QUEEN
ls quite~ a favorite A highly perfumed
tan given with every purchase of (lold
Queen I’orftune.
BRIDGE PHARMACY.
H. W. CHAMBERS.
PROPRIETOR.
WW
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For the convenience of the readerl
of the Sentinel, a letter box has been
placed on the bridgeln front of the
uhop‘of William R. Gilbert. Item: for
publlontlon are collected daily. They
lhould be signed by the writer as an
evidence of good filth.
The ptthiic schools closed yesterday
for the summer vacation.
Letter Carrier ll. 0. Merritt is cit-
joyiiig a day off today.
Harry McNeil. will preach tomorrow 5
at. the Advent Christian church.
The meeting of the Junior Band last
evening was led by Charles L. Hill.
White. Brothers are rushing work on
the buildings being erected on Witt-
tleid street, for Winfield S. llititt’ord.
Mrs. E. Ii. Smith. Mrs. Lewis St.
John and Mrs. Charles R. linker are
spending iiltt day at Wilton.
Mrs. Charles Grimm. of East Nor-
wulk. spent. yesterday in New York
city.
A small frame addition to he used
as an oiilce is being bitill tor the Au-
tomatic Tool Company.
Miss Reba Simona. of Rowan street.
is spending a few days as guest of
MISS Hattie Smith. lit Danbury. t
It is only the other morning that.
Uncle Neil fointd he was in the fash-
ion when he had to borrow a booljack
to get his pants on.
_.......__....
Charles Podzeiittc has purchased the
house No. ‘21 Third street atid has had
considerable improvements made to
the place.
There was a very pleasant little yes-
terday lit the Marvin School. Room
E. the pupils indulging itt instructive
games, and later enjoying ice crciuu.
cake and fruit. ‘
.__.
Robert Harris in itpving extensive
work done on his houae on Cove street,
null intends to have an up-to—date cot-
tage when the Work is finished. ‘
leorgc Van Kettrett has the contract.
ii. I llipson will lead the meetiufl
of the lilpworth League at the East
,Mlss lia'ckley.
Mrs. Frank Theal, 0 title avenue.
A portion of the ceiling in the par
tor of Mrs. Henrietta Raymond's rest
dunes. in Rayttlond street. collapsed
yesterday. The planter eutiie dowt
with a crush, and considerably fright
sited tlto owner of the premises.
.m
n.
The Rowaytou Hose Company hell
a leveling Monday evening and arrans
ed for an entertainment Wednesdu.
evening. July 12. The ladies' Aux
lllili‘y. under Mrs. C. H. (ililder. has it-
chnrge tlto formal opening of tho non
quarters, June 30 and .lttly 1.
The graduating class of the. Rowny
ton public school held a nicotine. yes
let-day afternoon, tit which time till
names of the successful cattdlates lot
the South Norwalk High school. next
term. were announced. These wcri
Miss Katherine Kltnefciter, Elwood
i‘iroadwuy. Clitii‘les R. Petty and Hus
sell 'l‘itotttcs. There were ten mom
hers lit the class which took the ex
uittiiiutioiis.
Rowuyton Methodist Eiscopa
Church, Rev. Ernest. W. llyshe, pastoi
~(iiass utccllttg. 9:45 a. tu.: tttorttlni
service. ltltlilt a. tit; Sabbath school
1:30 p. at; Epworth League. (5:45 p
itt.; t‘\‘l'illlii.‘.‘ service, 7:30 u. m. ’l‘itl
Sacrament of the Lord's Slipper wit
o udittliiislcred at the morning service
which will he conducted by the Rev
(I. ’i‘. lt‘l’t'tllllltll. of Dorian. l’rayct
tttcetitig. ’l‘itursday evening. 7:30 . m
John ()lterlandor. of the Darici
Launch Works, has just completed I
this twenty-live foot launch for par
ties in Asbury ’ark. The vessel -Il
equipped with a speedy gasoletie en
glue, and will be used in taking on
excursion parties this summer.
Baseball tennis captained by AIIOI‘
iiey Williaitt l). (‘lurk and F, S. Stet
ens are to play their annual game 0|
.Ittly 4, oil the Smith lot. ‘Mooro ant
Jones will be the battery for the Clark
nine. and Lynch nitd Raymond for lllt
Stevens nine. The latter team wot
last. year by the score of ii to l.
About lltlrly children gathered it
tho Rowaylon Free Libraryuroom, Fri
day afternoon, to view the collectioi
of new juvenile hooks. recently ptii
chased by the library. A bubble. cott
test was a very amusing feature o
the afternoon. The one who l)ll‘\
largest bubble was Miss Jennie Mat
rls and she received as a prize. I
game entitled Alice in Wonderland
originated by Miss Mathewson, of Nov
York city. A number of the nor
books were immediately taken otti by
the children. Several new guise:
were donated by Mrs. and Miss Hack
icy and friends. 'l‘ltesc gaittes vverl
ntiich enjoyed throughout the after
noon. Refreshments were served by
After a reading fruit
The Dream Fox Story Rook, bv lllt
librarian, Miss Clara M. ltaytttond. lIIl
children departed, having spent it plea
stint and pi‘olltablo afternoon.
Yesterdiw at a meeting of the outer
taiitittcnt coiiiittiltce uiid other lttiiiel
interestlvl iii the fair and lawn fell
for Illi- benefit of the Rowayton Free
Library. it was decided to postpone
the {air until August llth. out of Ct)lll",.
lesy to the Hook and Ladder Cotttpnlty.
who wish to have llli entertainiiieni
on July Hill. which is the date or.
which the library fair was to hil\'t
taken place. Many new and novel
features were decided upon. ltitd til
avenue Methodist church lo-morrmv.1
The. subject. will be "The Vast Field:
of Southern Asia." ’ l
Clifton M_ Cooley. of East Norwalk.
who has been attending the Medical‘
Department of Yale University the
past year has received word ttotifylng‘.
him ililibhc successfully passed the.
annual exaittlttation of the Freshman
'yeiir.
On a. certain spot about twelve feet 1
in circniiifcrence. located on Bettodtcti
street. every sound sent l'ortlt is cur-t
rletl away iii the dint distance and re-t,
peated. Sometimes truttdling over
towards Rundie's bakery. at others
rolling along to the chateau of the,
Bronson & Sons, at others seeming to
come from the burying ground, bitt as
soon as the outside line is crossed the
echo disappears. it is amusing to
hear the tin were to mend man; the.
whoop of Allen Wood. a star in the
Milky Way: the whistling duel of the
brothers Fritz nltd Albert: lite merry
pools of laughter of the pretty girls.
and the bark, bark, bark of the Celtic .
dog as it is mocked tn illt‘ radius lll'~‘
fectial by-ihe mysterious atmospheric;
conditions. '1‘ dog will never ceitso=
barking as'ion ‘ silo can hear his
"WII hark, but when over the title and
the echo Is lost RWI’WW quiet. again.
Row'it‘va'on.
Agents for ‘I'M‘EMIM sentinel. In
. Rowayton. are Frodet‘ltgth Locitgo‘otd.
[tweed Bron arm a y.
Ordoru nut “Will”? the above will
receive prompt attention.
~—
Clarence Bell has been the
relatives in the village.
cw—n-M
mli‘fll (If
Mrs. Ira R. Petty and daughter Elli.
at are spending the day in New York
city. I
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stevens. of Le-
gan avenue. are entertaining friends
from Long inland. '
Charles ilowamn naval; party Sat-
urday'ovenlng III honor of the seven-
Month anniversary of his birth.
MIMI Florence .E. Mood. of Port
Chester. in visiting her cousin, Mina
Edith Mead, of Full-view avenue.
0. D. Gui-reliiou has placed his
‘ lunch in the water. after having had
[her out for a thorough overhauling.
r l U Mus—n.- 5
w Mich Ethel V. Bell. of Port cheater.
“unturned to her home after a pleas-
ant stay of a few days with her sister.
lid mtt‘mtwivhwv ’
“It
visitors are guiil'iiiiloed a good time
A list of eoinitilitees and itllracliotu
will be published next week, when all
pi‘cllittiiiary preparations and plans are
made. This will be the second an
nual fair for the Library. and it will
be an event. each stiiitmer. with new
features each time. it itot only rats
cs money for it good cause. lull proves
to be a pleasant occasion socially to
both residents tiltd summer visitors.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Agents for the Evening Sentinel. in
Dal-ten. are Arthur SIIUIOO. and Wat.
ace Sharer. Order; uni to either Of
the above will receive prompt atten
ton.
Colonel (loe, of the Noroion Sol-
diers‘ home. is quite ill at that lusti-
tttlioti.
'l‘ite Congregational t‘lturch will give
its nitttiilii iiiwn purty iiitd sale at the
church lti .luiy.
Eagle Hook and Ladder Company
will ltold its regular monthly meeting
on llte‘sm'oud Monday in July instead
of tho llrst. '
-—~(il‘t‘t!li goods at Street‘s (lash
Grocery.
Mitts Nellie lloff. of Newark. N. .i..
Mr». John Gather and Mrs. Frank
Salmon. of Norwnik. are visttng Mrs.
J. i’. Ilrtimntcr for the summer.
Annie M. Waterbury and .lolut l.
\Vlilel‘liill‘y. executors of the estate of
the late Wiibiir N. Waterbury. of llitr-
len. are settling up matters connected
with the estate.
a...
Charles Mlllspaugh attended the
State Fireman‘s Convention held the
early part of the Week as delegate
front Innate Rook attii Ladder Coin-
puny. The affair was held at Middle-
town.
Dartcn Methodist Episcopal Church,
Rev. (I. 'I'. Freeman. pastor—At 10:30
tomorrow morning the Rev. Iii. W.
Byline. punter of the Rowayion M. Ill.
Church. will preach in exchange with
the pastor. and at 7:30 In the evening
there will he a short service in which
the punter will speak on A Tight (trip.
A cordial welcome in extended to all.
“Hist!" observed the first burglar.
"What in It?" inquired the second
burdiur.
“Where‘s the Older bottle "
torm.~——Phliadetphia Bulletin.
, M4 Mn...
,. 01". Ask your
igh‘lztlirs it ouldlt. lOnt: will
‘ it- are, coorio my,
“Check.
”, * other.
1‘! 11
And his pal handed over the chloro,
. no Not will
for Sickness.
Do not wait: until your good
health is impaired. but take steps
member that ailin'ents. apparently
trifling. may very soon develop
into serious diseased.
‘ Do not balm to take
B EEG HAM’S
on the first appearance of any dis-
tressing symptoms. They will do
more to establish and maintain
yourgeneral health titan any other
means you can employ. For a
Slugglah. Liver.
Sick-Headache,
Indigestion, ‘
Loss of Appetite,
ConstipatiOn.
and the depressing nervous con-
ditions that arise front these
troubles. there is no more reliable
remedy than
Sold Everywhere
In Boxes, tea. and 250.
wasrpour.
Agent. for the Evening Sentinel, In
Weltport, are S. Digiovannl and Wm.
E. Nash. Orders sent to either of the
above will receive prompt attention.
Ell Mills tttadc a business trip to
Bridgeport ’i‘ittlrsdny.
”——
'l‘lie Misses Louise Nash iittd Carrie
§mltit, Well known residents of this
illlt't'. were graduates of Hillside setti-
nary, Nol‘wnlk, \l'cdneslliiy, Miss
\lusit was chosen for the class vale-
.liclot-iait.
It is next to assured that the Melli-
.ttlisls are to have a new church. The
funds are coining lit with a rapidity
'hut must be gratifying and it is now
believed that the better part of the
necessary amount will be pledged in
1 short time.
The cotttniittec of gentlemen that
ire actively engaged raising funds for
i celebration on ”to I‘VIIII‘III. have. met
-\'Illl considerable success. it is said
titd there is reason to believe that
he day we celebrate will he ittarked
ty it far greater dcntoiisitnlloti tiiait
ills l)(‘ell the case here lit years.
Justice Morton is one of the mild
‘at of men when others with wltoitt
ic has business are at all rational but
he can get his dander tip on occasions.
\llll Wnttttesduv was one of tlteitt.
Some men alleged to be employed on
.he railroad construction work. boards
tight the Stephen i’li‘itl house. got lit
an altercation with Britt who attempt-
at to piii them out of the place. A
light resulted null (‘ouslnble Allen was
'lilled. and made arrests. One of the
tccitsed in particular tint only elected
to conduct his own case but to die
ale to ”11' court how he should do
business. The result in that case was
a surprise. to the accused who did not
qualify its a butler-iii and hail Sill and
'OSIS set up against him.
‘—
GLENBROOK.
Miss Ethel Lockwood is a guest at
her uncle's. (It‘lil'gti Scoiield.
Mrs. Owen Bromiield is entertaining
her sister. Mrs. MacMit-ltncl.
Mrs. l‘tchnitx is visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs, Holly. Maple avenue.
Herbert Kennedy. it student at Yale
Unit ct'sily. is at home for his vacation.
John Russell iiitd family have moved
into tleorgc Scotlold's house. on the
Spi'lngditic road.
The Reading Circle was pleasantly
entertained by Mrs, George I). 'l‘hoinp
son. lioltttes avenue, this weak.
The closing exercises of the Glen-
brook school took place yesterday of-
ternoon. Nearly 200 parents and
friends of the children were present.
and an interesting hour was enjoyed.
The “hoop dilli." by the girls of
grades 3. 4i nitd It and the doll drill,
by girls of grades 1 and 2, were. par-
ticularly pleasing. and showed a well-
lleveiopeii sense of rltylltiii. A play eti-
ttticd "’i‘lte ('hauged Ilottaewife" was
given. Hazel Lewis admirably fllilny.
the role of .lerusltn. a strict New Ena-
liiitd matron, with very decided no-
tions of cleanliness: the part of .lero-
tuitih. her husband. whose brain held
very iidverite notions. was well done
by Wilbur Raymond. while Robert
White and Clarence Lewis did fttll
justice to the characters of Leo and
Fling, the two sons. May Gaifney. its
Minn Philanthropy. aback-agent. lie-
servcti credit for the «use manifested
throughout her part. The violin play-
ing by Katherine Morris. Edward fluff,
any and James Row. was heartily en-
corod. The "School Quartutte” stint;
several ”plantation songs.“ with good
effect. At the cloneof the exercises.
Miss Stark announced the prizes for
the best candidate in reading. which
were its follows: Beatrice Bromfleld.
Hazel Trowbridgo, .
Miriam Jones, Mny (Inter. Ethel Spin-
love. Olga Height. Katherine Iver».
Cora White. Anna Zurr. Anna Pnuoett,
X.
...‘ aluwu ..
to keep it up to the mark. Re- ’
BEEBIIAR’S PILLS ’
Anna MICEDIBO.
visit iit Pas-sale. N. J.
Bellini are in Cannon.
froy's on Thursday evening.
Mr, and Mrs, C. Seileck are staye
tug at lt‘l‘odei'lek Benedict’s.
Miss Hitchcock of ilunbitry. visited
friends lit Caution over Sunday,
Mrs. flow], of Madison. is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. It‘l‘ltlllt Contstock.
Mrs. ()llver llcwlttg. of Brooklyn.
in visiting her sister, Mrs. D, R. Lain-
tort.
Miss Eunice flowing. of Brooklyn.
in visiting Miss Ilt‘lt'll Slut-gas. of
Cannon.
Union services will be bold in tho
(longregatttnutl church the afternoon
of the tilt at it.
llarry Merricllces and family have
returned to the home of .iolin 13. Star-
gcs for the summer.
Mrs. l-‘rniilt Weston is in town' for
the summer ill the home of her sis-
ter, Mrs. it. t}, 'l‘llt)lil:~‘t)ll.
’l‘lte Misses Kent, of Brooklyn. have
returned to tlteir slimmer residence.
the Stockwell cottage, in Cannon.
Mrs. Benjamin Davenport. of Min-
neapolis. and daughter, Miss Julia.
are guests of Mrs. Mary A. While.
The stone Willl in front, of the pretti-
ises of the. late James 'l‘ayior has
been removed. “ml the lawn ro-secd»
ell.
Norman llclls with a party of
friends is enjoying life at a cantp in
the Canadian \voods. twenty miles
frotn Montreal,
A very interesting Refilling (lircle
was lteld 'l‘uesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Mary A. White. in Can
non. After the reading dainty re-
freshments were. served.
The lecture given that week li‘rl—
day lit the t‘ottgregatioual (“iturch was
largely attended. Will Carleton, the
putt. delighted the audience with Sev-
eral extracts front his Work. About
i3?» were present. The receipts were
between $35 and Sill,
The Spencer cottage is nearly com-
pleted. it is plcturesqtiely situated on
it Site, near the brow of the bit; liill
on the road to llurlhutt street, and
commands on extensive view of the
surrounding country. George Taylor
has the building contract.
James Davenport, a lifelong and
highly respected l‘(‘.‘<ltli nt of this town.
died ’l‘hursdny. June is, in his littlt
year. li‘uneral service..- were held at
Ills late home. Sunday at it a, Iii, Rev.
l), W. Hart officiated. ’i‘lte btiriiil was
in Hillside. (‘eittetc-ry.
Mrs, Joseph McMahon recently died
at the home of her daughter. Mrs, Al-
sop, iii New Rochelle. Site. was re—
cetttly trout Wilton, where she was
Well known attd lind many friends.
The remains were brought to this
town. and the, bttrial took place in
Hillside t‘ctnetcry, Rev. W. i. Hooker
officiating.
A very interesting Pontoon meeting
was held Wednesday morning and lif-
ternoon at (‘iiuiton Hall. The Grungct‘s
of \i'estoil‘, Westport and lhinbtii‘y
were well represented. tttctttbr-rs front
each place taking part in the program
The fifth degree was conferred on a
number of candidates.
The Matinee Whlst t‘iuh met on
Tuesday at the, home of Mrs, A. W.
Merwin. l-‘ivc tables were filled.
guests being present. l’rlzes were
awarded to Miss ('tli'pt‘llil'l‘. Miss llurd
anti Mrs. G. A. Davenport. Mrs. li‘riittk
Comatock received the consolation.
The guest prizes were won by Mrs.
Herbert Sturgasntnd Mrs. ii‘rank Wes-
nra caused by indigestion If you out n
little too much. or if you are subject: to
attacks of Indigestion. you have no doubt
had shortness of breath. rapid heart bum.
heartburn or paipltation of the heart.
indigestion cause: the stomach to
oxpan swell. and gulf up against tho
heart. This crowd“ a heart and inter-
fnm with its action. and in the coum of
am. the heart bottom» dues-ed.
Ifltuiod.
Dyspepsia Cure
digests what you cut. him the strain of!
of the hurt. and contributor nourishmoni.
strength and health in ivory organ of the
body. Gum Indlnutioit. D I open. Sour
Stomach. inflammation 0 ho mucus.
momtmnu lining the Stomach and Dign-
Ilvo Tract“. Normal Dytplpuin and Ontarrli
of tho Stomach.
Alt-routs .m loadmld dlltmllhu built
at, hart pugtmyo and would mo 3's wank!
natty luau aloof also an In. inim-
ti . Afttrutlnntui
. . tiara cared.
Ethel Falwell, Beardsley Foster, ”figlmflmo lilo .m.’ If. . OOIIIIIIMWMIHIWIII. mile
ileum canton, wntum Larkin. Alfred M d ‘P' I WWW-mulling MIMI“
iv. Phillipa, dent-go suit. Stun-i An. mgntymhmgm {Maw 3w: we» hm .
drowr. Christian otnpotli. Allan Millie. Montana mu optimum-d IIII. ‘ W
In addition. there were two will!!! all" mount. and... o. I”!!! it. Hart-tween. pm.
on for perfect attendance to Florence , . . JOHN :5 RNA". V m
Greer and Howard Huwloy. and one Digest. 1: fun But JA I N. LAY‘I'ON. Mon
(Nor the beta wanting, to Mrt‘rllagn £03.13]. 7 ' » t _ mm“ .. .
unis-o araliaenw it o . m . y ., .
are: Haul A. Lewis. Beatrice n . Imam John N.”
. ronl‘flgggi Mggxd’xdiflt‘cht. ’3‘"? ~ ' , John Milton" “comm
I l, I.* III' I”. 00 ll .» q , t “2‘. ~~".. , , , W ,,
, routes. Wilbur It: and. Edward ‘ . ‘Mk‘fléllv , 2: Ian AW IN
“by" and mm ‘ . .... .. “m "fl-l our , WRAMMY- . r it.“
3 lief. ”a
A “Viv“ .l‘.
(llrre Ogden left on fl‘iiursday for it ‘
Mrs. M. A. llotitel ltitll tho Misses f
A sociable was held at Joel (lod— ‘ ‘
I
linens
Milli .ti
tidal
l0 .
t) N L. Ink t'. l. t
emetioally called in tin.
this molasses is kept free
from dirt and is: always in
perfect condition.
.I 100.. Inc" lino. null boo. anon.
If your grocer tines ilot keep
It, write the refiners,
ul‘moy MN. on. ,
Want and Inns In" New York. '
‘* Qifiljlifi‘lfiPllRE
illuminant-a
ion. The Summer Whilst Club was
then organized. ” .
A number of young people from
(‘attitoti attended the dance in the
Armory, Not-walk, given by the meat-
bors of the Senior Class of the South
day evening. Many l‘lniton people
were also present at the. commotion-
tttent cxerclmxs held Wednesday iii the
South Norwalk Methodist (,‘lllll't‘h. 'l‘ho
Wilton graduates were Helen Ii].
Sturaes, Sarah J. Abbott and Edward
Ecliland.
PREPARE
. FOR
. ' ~ A
HOT SUMMER
AND
BUY A
White Mountain
lCE CREAM
FREEZER.
Charles E. Dow,
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 143-6.
tiling to Housekeeping?
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AGasRange
AND A
Water
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”if. s.’ BANKS
Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractor
IITIMATIO OIVIN FOR JOI-
IINO. IUILDINO OF NEW AND RIP
MOOILINO OF OLD ITRUOTURII.
IN OR OUT-OF-TOWN OROIRO IY
MAIL PROMPTLY ATTINDID TO.
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milliliter
ORMNIZID 1“!-
WITH
fl SWTINEE '
Norwalk High School. last week li‘rl- _
OUGHT TO 00 WITH you :2
hit it tligiltlgil.
Sat of Gold swat
Papers at Cost.
Now is the little to buy. Annual
clearance NAME OR til)l.i) WALL PA-
‘i’ERS. it is my custom during July
and August to reduce the price of
(will) WALI. PAPERS to cost. lit
order to IIiilllti room for now goods.
if you need WALL PAPER for this
summer or next fall, coma and See
our stock. I
l i ii i.
Cloth Window Shades with fringe.
250. ..
Crockery, Glassware, Lamps.
Paltiters’ Supplies. .
Window Shades and Picture Frames
to order.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
Telephone Connection.
.-
i. 'H. letter,
8? WASHINGTON STREET,
South Norwalk, Conn.
HE WAS OVERBOARD
struggling for life. Someone throw
hint a erowhar; the intention was kind-
ly. but the act was inconsiderate.
Consider the aid you intend for your
faintly, then talk with
F. H. FIELD. Gen. Ania, .
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
Telephone 363—5. 80. Norwalk. Ct.
a
'Phone, 1392.
Jenkins Bios. lilies
Ind
Guiocl Piloting
carried In Stock.
GOLD AND SILVER PLATINO.
ileii England Electric lIotors.
Have no uuperlor. Can thew
them in operation.
Repair. to Stationary and MI-
rlne Engines and General Much.
I‘II‘Ie Work Soliclted.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
MFG. CO.
56 WATER ST. so. NORWALK.
Get That Bicucle
out of the attic; look It over.
If it Isn't a NATIONAL: “mp”
It for one; or lot III tune It up
to run “something hit. I NA- I”
TIONAI..."
Bargains In Tirol.
Don't forgot the numnmd
On Mantle.
H.R. BULKLEY,
82 IO. MAIN IT.
: ll:-'l:Ilfl:I:I:I:I:DZI'I:I:I:I:I:I:I;I_I:I:I:O.I
and ..
x 7. nu.
PLUMBING 'AND ITnI
HEATING. ,
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
ITOVEQ AND RANIII.
ILATI AND TIN loorml,
On and Itum Fitting,
III Fixturu. Metal cabin]. Ito.
Have you «on our man of .
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCBKIBI
2 COMPANY. -
11 WALL ITIII‘I’. honwniil.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING.
STEAM,
HOT WATER.
AND
GAS FITTING.
Tia, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
mull announce.
lamina. announce
not Florin. 100,000.00
t
so South Main Street.
Toiupltonl. 117-4. .
South amok. Conn.
Giltni‘ws‘llesiiiuranl
I. North Main “not, MIMI! Nflmllti
III‘I‘ PLAOI IN TOWN 70 OCT
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ants 12c
SPANISH MAI.‘KliJth‘.L ...........1lll
STEAK con 10:
Halibut and all other kinds of Irish
at reasonable prices.
THE. PEOPLE'S FISH AND O‘IITER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Iulldlnl.
Eut End of Washington lltrut Irma
CAPT. CHARLEO DUCROOO. Prop.
South Norwalk.
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CLEANLINESS
In I necessity of perfect Health and
an essential element of Happlndso.
To prevent sickness and enjoy the
comforts of life you should equip your
sleeping apartment or (Ire-sing chant-
bers 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 6T0.
South Norwalk, Conn.
“tidal. Natal far.
I “IN ‘
‘Any diseased condition of the
Throat. None or Ear successfully and
scientifically treated and cured by to.
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 com
nected with the New York Hospital.
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WAGE WORKERS' HOSP. SOCIETY.
Branch, 66 So. Main 6:.
Treatment hours. 810. 14, 7-8.
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUI AND
MONROE ITRIET.
Nutty furnished throughout. Ilodt
comfortable and up—todute hotel In tit.
city. Electricity and heat In over!
room. Both in connection. Pet‘-
fect sanitation. Rooms excellently
appointed. Alwnyl comfortable ml
quiet. at. ".
Cafe coming I fail tin. of lckt't
Merrill and Condlt'n wines, light"!
and ciufl, Belt shocked bu in I'LJ
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city. .
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is a little Inger than ever baton”.
Wonderful how low you on
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work in tin very but
manner.
We lion taken I mil on
contract. for been painting and
will be glad to submit figure- In
your work. . .. ...... has?»
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thing you need for tho mm I
of your noun Inside or out.
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