, Shit files as: hate 7 $30.
2 ‘ .esrlr sci. re
, W oh”: tensed?
, ese demon Room.
.o'oiesk p. m.
Mi tide. 7:53 a. nu; 8:19 p. in.
wells
. . om
tet'e Reeldenee.
sternum muscles 1/.
A Stated Convocation of antler
ch.mrp I”°n 33, R. A: Mi, Wm b. held
at Its rooms. June 27th. 1905. at a
Work, M. E. M. De
Various tights ind Straits Tell,
the Pilot: Where They Are
When the Dense Fog lievers
Over the Water
‘ rhm‘ r Worden; c a)
. making out from Huntington. L.
85 second silences.
Then Penfleid ties light fiashins
every five seconds. ‘
- the way up to Bridlieport. where
can see the barns l
lights on Bridgeport breakwater.
long island sound is a great ass then. on the bong dsland shore,
9m. street~a marine Broadway—w which Field PM!“ light shines white.
All It. A. Melons cordially and m. extends eastward from New York he-
~ tween the shores of the island and
those of the mainland.
terneily invited.
Fraternity yours, ,
ROBT. M. Wchox. Bec’y.
it in the best
Professor Ernst Schwenulnger. lead- which are in the proportion of about. six second blam' with 21 ”9‘3"“
. l 't s- nine men ili ten of all
lug physician of the great d atrlt ho States.
pitel of Gross Lichtenfslde, near Ber-
l h h l the government
a one t at e [)3 to mark out the path
lin. refers in his annual P690“ '0 "‘0 which the huge white Sound steam-
the United tervnls at proper times. Then come
New Haven breakwater lights,
flashing red. the other fixed reds.
subject of modern shrgery in a manner boats pursue on their daily voyages ‘5 the fixed White “51‘" with he“
h created a sensation. He from New York to New Motion, Pro- -
which as vi deuce, bridgeport, New Haven 01' other trumpet toots instructions as to
Fall River.
The tail. ‘firstorder lighthouses. built
says that. in his opinion. recourse is
had to operations far too frequently
how to enter Yale. '7. .
Beyond Falkner Island light,
so I trumpet whichepesitl quick y and
other side again. mate's Neck. a point
traperstiveiy tn three-second blasts
with s twoeecond interval. 0n the
other side again. Eaton's Neck, a point
shows its fixed white light. and in case
nof fog names itself with nine-second
blast. from its sire? alternating with
[-1
red
ails out, "This is
you
, 'which I}. ’1‘. Bar-
nuni’s aulnisis used to live." and has a
_big trumpet blowing three-second
blasts between “ascend silent inter-
vals to shout withlwheu necessary.
Black Rock light. tilted white, guides
into the harbor of refuge of the same Y
name. Then come the red and white
and
Old
On the other side. Stratford Point
light flashing whiteievery 46 seconds.
marks the entrance to the Housetonic
lighted and protected water highway river and nearly midway between
. in the world, with its 116 light stations
and fog signals on the Sound itself
and its tributaries. lights and signals
them Stratford Shoal or the Middle
Grand, flashes While every 10 seconds,
besides using its big‘ Duboll trumpetv—
in-
the
one
But
the main guide to New Haven harbor
red
sector. on South Ledge Reef, where an-
off
nowadays. it is a surgical craze which of solid granite or tough iron. and the Guilford Harbor, COM" flashing white
has seized on the profession, to be lesser lights borne llpon smaller strnc.
. , three. are supplemented by others not
remembered hereafter in its records maintained by the
Cutting 0‘“ "‘9 and intended for far different. purpose
spleen and the vermiforln appendix than guiding steamers. but which are
with amusement.
lighthouse
because nothing is known of their nevertheless most useful to
functions—an expedient so frequent in
These last are the lights in skyscrap-
ing buildings of Manhattan and all the appear its they do.
modernrractice—he looks on as the way up the East river to Hell Gate,
board
them.
it is because they are not. on
top {notch of professional frenzy. The the variously colored ferry lanterns firm land, but on board a vessel
professor deplores the existing system which inform the Sound pilots exactly
where they are at. every
tween these limits. . .
A pilot might come on deck at any lushing along at, 2.0 miles all hour, this
of' specialization in medical studies
and does not tliink that the practition-
point he-
ls possible to be and still retrial
vessel, since while the steamer
or who studies the pathology of only time while in this stretch of water and 0m" ”8“] nevur 3°” anywhere,
be able to instantly fix his boat‘s posi-
er
a single organ can have a prop tion by the angle at which he saw the
_ blazing upper stories of the Western
make up the human constitution. “The Union building or of the lofty uptown
man," he says. “who devotes all ills structures.
knowledge of the others, which go to
power of work, all his knowledge and
capabilities; to the treatment of only
ing and hence the power to treat hu-
man beings. i-ie ceases to be a physi-
cian and becomes a virtuoso.“
A notable theory has been propouud-
eXcept that here
ed by a Pundit at Benares. the Vatican some up two by two, standing opposite
to one another on the Connecticut and
silence of the plague. ludia. he thinks. Long island coasts,
has been afflicted with this calamity might-81:3? Siamese boats the Provi. passage into the sound. Little Gui
deuce. let us any. has swung out of
the New England
of Hinduism. to account for the prev»
as a punishment for the insult offered
to Queen Victoria by the desecration
air it“ day,
to direct
Navigation
Long Sand Shoal."
Guide to New London.
Ncur‘ the entrance to New Lou
Reef Light Vessel. No. 1 . is her
cial designation, showing two w
lights.
Plum Island light, flashing white
cry 30 seconds, marks the Plum
often
the
0033
of her statue In Bombay. Sometime dock on the North river. and fairly 3““ “‘“i’” ”1‘“ ”“3 i8 ”“3 “Hi-"U
ago this monument was daubed and started upon her trip. aim is
. without the help of the. lights to liidc
denied with a viscous substance, the To the men “it: her int ‘ l b t ‘ n h a 1
pilot house they are talking lights, for ”L“ e ween us a” an a ‘0“
Willi the greatest difficulty, The por- they mu who they are and where they
pelrators of the outrage have driver are and what
traces of which could only be removed
her on her way.
course tho strainer
never
the shine news.
every lb seconds and Horton l’oint
light, h. i.. fixed white. two big lights.
one red. and one white. are seen glar-
ing far ahead with a curious waving
twinkle about. them entirely different
from anything which has been soon be.
fore .The Providence knows why they
the
like
herself—~that it. as unlike herself as it
n a
is
for
she is Cornfield Lightship, off Corn~
field Point. near the lilouth of the Con-
necticut river, and her duty is to stay
exactly where she is, being assisted
thereto by the immense mushroom
Tile passengers, too, although they authors to which site is chained.
have no care. about the stcanier's navi-
gation and only all or walk on her spa-
the eyes. nose. cars, skin, nerves or cloug decks enjoying the changing
other organs runs a risk of losing feel. view and the COM. paltbreezen Io re-
freshing after, breathing heated city
nevertheless. experience
an additional pleasure in watchins
how, as Kipling says:
“One. by one the lights come up.
wink and let us by,"
tho lights
She carries a Winch steam whistle
of appallug power and sonorousiicss,
alld says by one means or the other—-
light or whistle—~“l‘m about midway
and seven eigllths of a mile south of
dun
harbor is another lights ip, Bartlett
oili-
hite
8V-
(iut LB-
l is—
land shows a fixed white, and has a
siren to inform everybody within miles
en-
trance to the sound. Race Rock light,
over on h‘iulicr'g inland. flashing ulter-
llutcly rod and white. with a iii-second
ting
through a siren, also. helps prooiaim D
Watch lrliil looms up to port later on
been discovered: but, according to the “h"“m wk“ They all talk, ””3“ lights and away off to starboard is Montauk
Pundit, it has provoked a divine vell-
bellef, it is stated, is
among the Hindus. by many of whom
the Queen, even lduriug her lifetime.
deity.
g.”
parapet of Castle
-- uor'g island. This is likewise the first
that stare steadily or wink warningiy
all night with their white or red eyes,
8981108. Queen Victoria having iflkf‘n and some of them about through the
her place among the immortals. This month... of their roaring airbus when
widely held the thick fogs blind them.
Dlrection Given Vessels.
The first to be seen when the Provi-
, deuce comes around the Batter are
was ”3”de a“ a“ intarnatlon of the two fixed red lanterns on the hortil 90““ "r ”‘3‘ island being “t ”w
Williams,
lasting nine-tenths of a second at
second intervals. The Fall River
ilonul guide to their course. and
(lover- order.
Now appears a light on the nor”
Point. on the extreme easterly cud of
Long island, with a quick willie flush
to-
line
pilots always look for it as an addi-
for
the two fixed white lights on Block is-
lauil, near by. the one one the seaward
first
itii‘n
Adachl Kinnosa e. in the iudepcnd-, of [m shouting light stations and m above. flashing white every lb seconds,
out. says: “Perhaps the granite cool— (0“,. weather bellows out it “Keep 0“. with a compressed air siren under-
whoevcr you are!
noes 0‘ the commander 0’ the united meut reservation!" from a compressed ,, ‘ ,
air 3m.“ in mam” of three seconds’ to the leftl her this is Point .luditu.
the strict observance of the principles duration. with silent intervals of 12
of Yomsi. who taught that the cardinal “001"!!!-
equadrons of Nippon is largely due to
element in the make-up up a great
This is a govern-
ment is the poise of the soul so serene "mm." says a lantern ow... to star- capable of making a foot, and it
“'11 as til turmoiis boar . "l‘m i ell at at .i ht."
that no trifles s ‘ e “1:110“, you 8190,39 5:10,} 3,5,“ don't one 6-inch steam whistle of different
and affairs of the earth, and its life
of solid noise, having one l2~inch
_ . . . -- _ tones. high and low.
should have the power of disturbing “V“ “com“ ‘5‘.“ ”'“9- ”“13"“ fl“
its equilibrium."
m...
FASHIONS.
m
other light, also over
"l'lii North Brother island."
she had asked a policeman.
to starboard.
And the
study for thick weather. it says ill its
own fashion, "Hello. Providence! Turn
the turning place into Narragansctt
Bay. and Brenton's Reef lightship, six
“Now you see his red three seconds “in“ “way- '3 tossing “‘0‘" there ‘°
and now you “9,. me while three eec- help mark the entrance. This ship is
half
and
Castle Hill light. flashing red wow
30 seconds. says. "Good day, Provi-
steamer knows her way as well as It deuce. Keen ou~yeu're right for
vidence. or further directions inquire
Then Rikers island fixed red post within." And within there stands
l’ro-
Those who want to invest a little light appears, followed by WM octane Beaver 'i‘nll light. on the southerly
money well in petticoats will make Pomp, fixed white my. on g p rsrnid‘ point of Conaulcut island. spenkiu
them of glorle. it always wears loii- el to'vmr, end‘another fine
get than taffeta, not excepting in pel- shines from the northeast
ticoale. ‘
white ray
y side of
Fort Schuyler, Throg'e Neck. marking
The mom"; whose face tends to the northerly side of the entrance from interval between them. the group
have large pores must care for her the East river to long island mould.
Ikmyfly tenderly and carefully if she Then cornea. or rather in come to, the tervais.
- nl hog not want hf" Stepping Stimuli liiflii, Willi‘ll it! “led ..
motors mum “ ‘ H red in a black lsnicm on a mi brick to. for it says: More is Newpurl
face to become coarse looking. Fine
gift
the most complicatcd manner of any of
the talking lights, for it given night
while flushes, with nearly two seconds
it of
flashes being divided by lwsecong Iii-
iiut its message is worth listening
has
n i m, ‘olor my what. make dwelling with n Marinara roof while her." The Fall River bolus stopping
333.103? onlil‘lg. lend few like to lost Ronda Point light, nt-xt succcoeding there are directed to their pier
m ~ gnu of youth “up for ma do is fixed white ‘in it black lantern on s ..
, white lower. with a ll ii. buff dwallln “lda Millie list". after the her
3 1M“ over ”INN” country 8 1 ' 3 who saved so many persons from
llg t
route.
faithfully. bathe in the morning and
use a good astringent in the water, around ihocorncr into the soundness
- attached.
80"!"1'Mu'o‘uwdm.m Now the Providence. having come dr'lWll‘l‘K ““99“““3 "m“ “m“
(lpposilc Mme Rock
young woman.
’ t the skin before yum. a light flashing white with e flashing In Dolphin light. which we» built
:3: :3":; taming my” to ”my“... it red tremor,“pr imprint. between flggh. is maintained. not by the government.
from sun. wind and dust.
by
Limo Rock light. tilted red, also called
oino
li a
and
c. being ten seconds, which i. g sort but by the marine liepal‘lmenl of the
Heliotnope linen and corn lore trim of Morse dot and dash message. saying New York. New Haven and Hartford
a tea linen freak of I. very pale tint.
. right. Providence."
“if 1"‘0 mm“ #3? 52:; xii"; foggy Providence ill told the mine By the this: the Its-mar is “ll with
doll Rosita the sun has risen and the
lights are out all along the coasts.
Yet the lighthouse: continue to talk to
full It“. has and
pin tanks to a favorite for net e
that are not too thin.
There is no prettier fashion moss
girls than that of going without hate
the summer Some claim
that e heir sets faded anti is herm-
el by the sun but i think more will
multbetmefreescceuoftbesir
felts scale is beseldel. and certllnly
new-mm the bet on the head taunt
item rattler than good.
F
up tilled"
9 Mn and 0;»!an
Wine PM aw.
‘ W L. WAILZ.
‘ . Milk
fill
in of the sound
gar: nifll‘llii course for M
. v on re . or , mag
tights torso lethal»: [09:93..ng out. there shall no er be out at eight of
light enough.” one. and that here shell be no darts
on [acclaim spaces between it ts
"lined red “at lieu Wilmimwi’d 7 mm.
as . whit itil x‘
MM c w ‘ which’lfwfiw veins-lent of ear heathen-e system
, W
PIINGI' UHUOHOP’ IILIIVID.
IT. masseuse. June I'Pé‘l’f'llt“
ifrushoi'f. governor of 'i‘ver torment
even it more were
see them in. Awe
shore glow field
“if
and Hard harbor liliht
red M are not guides to the hit
on their regular neuree.
useful if it were neces-
se to make e 13de for any purpose.
Wise held in! at the entrance to Russia). hes hem relieved of his
mm hay. Freedom, lawyers at his owe million.
as no sound.
unm'fiits iv
"ftlxoculton Rocks here: you‘re all
if the weather is
in a voice which is anything but
a all i. entail one. inasmuch to: it come.
from a first clue steels siren in three.
mend blasts, with i‘l-eswud silent in- her II plainly II “We. of“! new
John J
, miles tee a
time's was. 'i‘ure iii
the shape and appearance of their
Next shines forth the fixed white dines which tell the pilots what
light from a lower on til-old Captain‘s went to know. Gull Rock- ltuell. which
island. where when needed a stem Hg“! shag“: rm fidwlhll‘t‘ld't‘st' is a
with: is measurtn ten inches screen w s00 I II .
blow: three secon. ‘flif and is silent if truncated Milli Gould iliwd “hill.
wounds.
Stamford harbor shown a fixed red
wwwmm
.
1
rt r “'
company all an additional guide to
their boats entering Newport. harbor.
it I.
hull-
they
with
flashing white every 10 «coeds, ie
the? rm geek liltioi'nrmftfl a
l 2 no n has as war says: “
” mm'm "I $l3§'. island. This way lllto Mount nope
i“. M
The theory of onset liehting is that
NO!
tone island
de~
s
Governmen .llit‘lel tin ,tlrl
Trip l." ‘ ‘
(Continued from El t Page).
Fred W. Carpenter. ‘ivate score»
tary to secretary of w
ool. onwards. ,
Senator and Mrs. Dubois. of idliho.
, Senator and Mrs. Foster, of Alaba-
a. J
Senator Lens. of Kansas.
Senator and Mrs. ,Nev’lands, of No
vada. ‘I ,.
Senator Patterson, of Colorado.
Senator and Mrs. Scott. of West
Virginia. Ti
Senator Warren. of Wyoming.
Representative Cocran, of New
OTk- l.
‘chresentatlve cooper, of Wiscon-
in' I .‘
Representative Cortlagkaausas.
Representative and M . DeArmond.
of Missouri. 'Ir’
Representative Driscoll. ,of New
York. > ‘ .
Representative Ross. of minute.
Representative Gaines. of Tennessee.
Representative Gilbert. of indlaua.
Representative t‘iiilett. of Massa-
chusetts. .
Representative and Mrs (lrosvenor,
of Ohio. .
Representative and Mrs. Hepburn.
of laws. '
the resentative and Mrs. Hill. of
Conn ctlcut.
Representative Howard of Georgia.
Representative and Mrs. Jones, of
Virginia. I ,
Representative bundle; of indlana.
Representative Longworth. bf Ohio.
Representative and Mrs. bond. of
Michigan. . ‘ '
Representative McKinley. of illi-
nols. ' . _ ‘.
Representative'and Mrs.“ McNary, of
Massachusetts. .
Representative Otlon. of Wisconsin.
Representative and Mrs. Parsons, of
New York. ,
Representative and Mrs. Payne, of
New York.
Repressntatlyc Scott, of Kansas.
Representative Sheriey, of Ken-
tucky. '
Representative and Mrs. Smith. of
illlnols. ‘
Representative Wiley, of Alabama.
M‘iss Roosevelt. Washington, D. C.
Miss Boardman. Washington, D. C.
Miss Machllan, Washi gton, D. C.
Mia's Mabel Stone, daug ter of Sen-
ator Stone.
Mrs. Clark. daughter of lRepresenta—
tive DeArmoild. '
I)\%illism S. Rayburn, Washington.
Rogers K. Wetmoro, Newport, R. 1.
Arthur H. Woods. Grown. Mass.
Fred E. Warren, Cheyenne. Wyo.
Charles Hopkins Clark, of the
Hartford Courant. ‘
Miss Clark. Hartford, Conn.
Hon. Emile Godchaux. New Orleans,
Mrs. Emile Godchuux, "New Orleans.
La. -
Hon. Charles F. Joy. St." Louis. Mo.
Mrs. Charles 1“. Joy. St. Louis. Mo.
Hno. Lafe Young, Des Motnesflowa.
.l. G. Sclililidlapp and ,son, Cincin-
nati. 0.
high Helen .igtttton. Washington,
Stuyvesant Fish. Jr.. Washington,
D. (,3.
Mr. Stillman, son of James Stillman,
New York.
Col. William C. Church. Army and
Navy Journey.
linrr-Mcintosh. New York city.
The eastern members will assemble
at Washington, leaving Friday on a
Baltimore and Ohio train for Chicago.
At the latter city the party will board
It special train Saturday evening for
the Pacific Coast by way of the North
Western Railway and the Union Pa-
cific. On Saturday. July 8th, the
members of the party will'sail on the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company's
steamer Manchurla, the largest vessel
trsvcling on the Pacific and in fact
one of the largest steamehips in the
world. being of 27,000 tonnage. The
first stop will be made at Honolulu
and will he of twenty-four hours dura-
tion, after which the travelers will go
iirect to Yokohama and thence to To-
kio. the capital of Japan.
Returning to Yokohama. they will
go to Kobe. thence through the inland
sen out into the Sea of Japan and
Yellow Sea to Nagasaki» and from
there will sail direct to Manilla. Re
maining there ten days. they will take
a smaller steamer and will visit the
principal~ islands of the archipelago
for about three weeks. Returning to
Mauilln. the trip will be taken up
«chose the China Sun to iiong Kong
and after a short trip up the river to
Canton. will visit Shanghai and be-
gin the homcward tourney. returning
by the same route that line outward
journey was matte. reaching home pro
bulv between the first and fifteenth of
October.
Among the various objects and pur-
poses of the trip is to acquire a person-
al idea of the condition of the Philip.
pine islands In view of the feet that
if after two years from the time the
census was completed the islands are
id‘s state of peace and for-weirdness. a
legislative senembl will be organised,
this to occur in is 'f.
The members of Congress desire to
thoroughly inform themselves of the
condition in the island in View of the
tsriif matters now pending. They
will also consider any other quee-
ttnne concerning the internal affairs of
the islands. .
As will be noticed from the person-
nel of the perimwtlie nominee‘s; on
Ways and Ileana and insular sits
in the House and the Downtime on
Philippines in the leases [are misty
represented. .
n in possible that In portion at
the petty will retire by ‘ of their
dian Ocean. the tied ' . pt. Sues
mg‘hf?dii‘lilf Media been. tfir.
an r. have
“more...” Mm...
r. as : .
to state that all ti etei outmpnndence
,meerninl the Fourth Dihtrtet should
be addressed in «define his
abeeaeeetni will .. promoter»
tsntion. as art-en is to that effect
an
end at Washington.
wWJ'
WM,
b . st.
demolition loathe other side Briefs-Just lest fever i lied cost .mp3.“ ’
an ill red ct. Manama“ wee “Willis Therese m ' sill
tenet. scarlet or concatenate-state.
l PORTLAND. o
a least Wendi
W
NATIONAL WOMAN iUP’RAflIfl".
June Iii. W. e
. ie the cause of e great many germ dies
W. R. Pedigo. prlvst secretary to,
m
have been made by hiiir‘nt tile nettle
, lnipllre lidnklncilate
C!Ill,'lttf:h as malaria. t heist fever.
etc. A pure natural 8 ring Water
such I. OARATOGA All NDACK, at
the price of temper qusr , hflttle ought,
to he Within the means f everybody.
Get e bottle of it at the,
The [eldest Pharmacy.
s so. until er. ' GOdNORWALK.
‘ L
' srrcmil.
Will sell my entire scold of Ready-
to-Wear Hats ‘
. b‘ L
NORWAUK
The ‘ Great: ‘ l“
‘ White and Sale
At 950.- ‘
Special reductions in lsdles' dress .H'A'S BEEN A i " , ‘ A
.. , monophonic
instinctual sarcomas. .
mm M " mm. ‘ c cusrouaas rant. us THEY saves saw A Pnsr'riain as
u 1 0
.2 wmmm lire-t." SORTMENT, AND runny ALL wouoaa AT THE VERY now
W PRICES. TO KEEP THINGS MOVING AT A‘ LIVELY PACE was:
The Nomalk .SAME LOW PRICES WILL uneven. TILL This new REMAINING
Savin S , . t LOTS ARE CLOSED ou'r... SUMMER is su'r'ms'r cor/insincere.
8‘8 0015 Y- YOU'LL NEED com. 'rmu WA‘lSTS. rats is A Brussels 0?-
PORTUNITY.
Non/elk; June 8th. 1905.
interest at the rate of Four (4) Per
Cent. per annum. for the: current six
months, will be credited Depositors
July lat. 1905, and paid to them on
and after .luiy 10th.
For order of Board of Directors,
FRED‘K. A. NEW. Tress.
At $2.00—The cream of the mar-
ket. the finest materials. the data-
tiest styles, finest emilrolderles.
value up to $4.00. This line
ought to appeal to women who
ty designs, all over embroidery. know waists.
lace trimmed. values $1.50 and At 82.98 and tails—About twen-
"75. ty-tlve styles, sample waists, hard-
‘ ly twu of a kind. exceptionally
M $1.50——Au excellent varietyh choice, value up to $5.98. No dup-
licates, all new. Come early if
you want your share.
At file—Two dozen styles, a
splendid assortment, a great head
er, value $1.25.
. At $1.00-—A wide range of pret-
1905 if illilb
Summer Time-T is.
On and After June 16
the New and Camilledioue
STEAMER sunfish: roiv
CAPT. ”RA 3. YdtiNo.
Leave Huntington f' j Norwaik.
Mondays and Fridays a ‘,~'.CZ45 a. m.
and 2:25 p. in. to
Leave Nor-walk for if lngton on
of smart tip-todate styles, values
' up to 32.50.
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a; .....
Children 5 to 12 year». rExcursion Mr. R mes, wh you poets always
35c: Single Fare. 25c. fl ' y y
anyigflsdtloyp nthsllleylGrdt Mondays gfigkesgvafil'méfigl“suggxfzir M);- verl’ 668‘ ['ng ”liability * .
8 0 SKDR- . ‘r cause of the quarters and ves.—“ B
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at? WALTHAM
WATCHES ,
are the best. Mechanical precie- '
ion. perfect material and careful
finish are the features that have
made Walthsm Watches the best
Ill the world. in gold. gold
filled and silver cases at
A.W.Austin’s,
40 Wall St. Not-walk, Conn.
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Fine Granulaietl'Sucar
$100.32.
losztorrs
72 IV. Main Sf.‘.'So."‘tlertvsu
50v the}, Sound on. Summer finite.
’ Have you tried the BEECH NUT SLICED’L‘BACON‘ AND
BEECH NUT DRIED BEEF? Both are delicious.
TO DRINK FOR THE HOT DAYS—Rose‘s Lime Juice,
Welcli's Grape Juice. Claret and Raspberry Slirub.'.Clicquot Club
Ginger Alc. Sarsapariila, Lemon, Soda, Etc. . .. '
FOR THE LUNCH BASKET .-—l’ottcd Beef, Boned Chicken
and Turkey, Potted liam. Deviled Ham, Veal Loaf,_’Sardines, Sai~
molt. Lobster. Shrimp and numerous other good things.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.—-We keep the finest Fruits and
. - . . chciablcs. fresh from the gardens every morning. .You will aiwfys
find the choicest varieties here. ‘
caucuses, cm AND WAFERS.—-Hnntley and Palmer's
Crackers, vcry fancy and delicious. ‘All the National Biscuit Co.’s chas.E.Seymour
assoriliiclit. Drake's Cake and Rich’s Fruit Cake. _
BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS.——Tllis is the department to LEADING GROCEE.
which we give special attention and we feel confident that we sell 33 WEST WASHINGTON 81‘.
the bust goods in this line to be found anywhere. SOUTH NORWALK. .
We make a specialty of catering to the summer trade. ' '
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