1’
'was decided to name her ‘No, 2” A1-
; 1341- (8.1311985141133711 the "his".
Of the Sentinel,s siettsr box has been
placed on the bridge in front of the
shop of William R. Gilbert. Items for
publication are collected daily. They
should be signed by the writer es an
evidence of good faith.
Miss Reba Simona has been visiting
friends In Danburyy
Miss Harriet Crofut is spending a
few days in Rfdgefieid.
WW '
M. S. Partrick was a visitor in. Stam-
ford yesterday on business,
Mrs, Milton Keyser and daughter.
of Southport, were the guests of Mrs.
John Cole yesterday.
.—
The regular weekly class meeting’
will be held this evening at the East
Avenue Methodist Church.
George S. Wood, of New Haven.
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James
11. Wilbur, 07 Van Zandt street.
E, W. C. Cunningham, Clarence
Whittaker anti Fred Hawkins are
spending 11 week camping at Calf Pas-
ture Beach.
The special meeting of the East
Norwalk Fire District to appropriate
an additional amount of money for
the erection of the new tire house has
been called for June 30, at the Fitch
school, at 8 o'clock,
A large-number of members of the
Juanita Outing Club had a carryali
ride last cv13ning. They started at 8
o’clock from the residence of E. E.
Keeler inEast avenue and Journeyod
to Compo Beach. where supper Wits
served. The affair was :1 Very pleas-
aat one and was thoroughly enjoyed
by all the members of the party.
Chris Larsen‘s new catboat was
properly christened yesterday and the
affair was a sociaiosuccess from every
point of view. On Sunday a race was
sailed from Gregory’s Point to the
wharf at Oyster Bay. against (.‘aptaln
Fred Warm's catboat Mary Ellen. Lar-
son‘s craft. which by the way is a
Herreshot’f boat. won it handily with
about fifteen minutes to spare. Lar-
sen‘s crcw comprised Robert Brown.
William Brown, William J. Weiscit
and Fred Weed. The crew of the Mary
Ellen were John i-lersko mate, Edward
Larsen, Edward Gorman and Charles
Finnegan,
Thomas I’edcns, one of the small
boys who looted the mito boxes at
the Advent Christian Church some
days ago, will be committed to the
Connecticut School for Boys this af—
ternoon by the tbwu court; The case
was one in Width thc ptopcr home in-
fluences scuttled to be entiiely lacking.
Pedcns was fined 3‘1 and costs in, the
hope that his parents would pay it
and save him f1on1 the rcfotm stliool.
Mr Pcdens the boys lv'iAIllt’l, notct
attempted to control the boy in any
way anti his mother did not appear to
care wry much what happened to him,
as she left him this morning with dry
eyes and not 11 word of gooddiyc,
though she had been told that this
afternoon he would be taken away
from her. The boy will be committed
ttntll he attains his majority.
The old license number of Larson's
boat was 2,-attd Warm prophcslcd that
would be her. position at the 13nd oi
the race. She wasn't, though, and it
rangcmcnts were made for the chris-
tening yesterday and qutto a pint)
gathered to do honor to the event.
"Con“ Ryan was selected as sponsor
for the boat and he. was overwhelmed
with the honor. When Captain Brown
glue the 1110131 to smash the bottle.
“Con" simply did not have the heart
(nut footholdi to do so and plunged
into the briny deep, The bottle was
finally broken however through the
efforts of all hands and the craft was
successfully named. -1“COII" was then
saved froin drowning by Mate llcrsko
of the good ship Mary Ellen. “Con"
made his way home dripping wct and
played a Joke on a number of his
friends by failing to contradict tho
now that he had rescued a boy rom
drowning.
ROWAY TON.
Agents for The Evening Sentinel, in
Rewsyton, are Frederick Lockwood.
Elwood Broadway and Charles Petty.
Orders sent to any of the shove will
receive prompt attention.
James Hawley. of Norwalk, spent
Sunday with‘frlends in this place.
Miss Libido Tristrmu, of Stamford,
spent Sunday with friends in this
place.
Harold 1111111111, of Heliport I. 1..
graduates from Yale College this week
an a civil engineer. lie is a nephew
of lrn E. l’eity, of this place.
Miss Flori-111213 Raymond. who touch.
as school at Greenfield Hill, is Nliflllll-
in: her summer vsctition at the home
of her parents on the Darlen road.
‘t
John ianihert, of Raymond street
unresolved a new bicycle from gait
3:21.551 Bridgeport, who ran in him
with an automobile several days ago.
No business was done. at the special
school meeting last Saturday night, as
aquorum was not present. A number
of temps” here are opposed to In-
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helical. bull in:
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Miss Gambler's English Literature
3 its 111111.11, in Man steady-I. studio. .11
2,8 o'clock.
1 Browning's “Caliban."
”Cieo’ and "Death in the Desert" will
be discussed.
m
A novel feature of the lawn fete and
fair on August 11111 for the ltowayton
Library. will be a water oarmva‘i, 111
the evening. Boats of any descrip-
lion may enter their names, at twen-
iy-ilve cents a boat, if they are due
oi'atcd. There will be a committee of
able judges, and a prize will be offered
and given to the most beautifully dec-
orated craft. Mrs. Susie Godfrey.
chairman, and her 0 mmittce will give
the details later. his promises to be
a delightful entertainment Vocal and
instrumental music will be given on
one of the committee boats and will
produce a beautiful effect, and remind
behoiders and hearers of similar av.
culngs in Venice.
The following books of juvenile tic-
tion have just been added to the How
ayton i3"tec Library:
( 11st Up by the Sea, Samuel W. Bak-
er.
Two Years Before the Mast, Richard
H. llana.
Phaeton llogers, Rossiier Johnson.
’l‘h13 Dave in the Eagles Nest, C. M.
Yongc.
A Jolly Fellowship. 1‘. fitockton.
'i‘hy Friend Dorothy. A. a Blanch-
ard.
Aunt Janc‘s Hero, Mrs. E. Prentiss.
Vice \'13rsa. F. Ansley.
A New England Boyhoml, E. E. Halo.
Cuare, i)13.At11iei's.
Will Shakcspeare's Little
Clark.
Thc Days of Jeanne D‘Arc, Cather-
wood.
The Treasure Ship. H. Butierworth.
Masterman Ready, F. Marryat.
St. Winit'rcd's, F. W. Farrar.
The Book of Dragons, E. Nesbit.
Tales of an Old Chateau, M. Bon~
net.
(lamcs Without Music. L. Bates.
’l‘ho Quccn‘s Story Book. (J.
Gomnte.
Helps for Ambitions Boys, W. Drye-
dale.
’l‘hc. lloy Hunters. M. Rold.
’1‘1113 l)rca1n Fox Story llook, M. 0.
Wright.
The lloys'
Tudar.
Famous Advcniuros of the Civil
War.
The Heroes. C. Kingsley.
What Mr. llarwin Saw.
Beck‘s Fortune. A. E. Thompson.
The Pathfinders of 11113 Revolution,
W. E. tiritils.
'l‘he tlreeu Mountain lloys, Thomp-
son.
Nan, Lucy C. Lillie. .
The King of the Coldcn llivcr, John
Ruskin.
Dorothy and
Kirk.
Plants and their Childrcn. Mrs. W.
S. Dana.
Betty Lcicester. S. t). Jewell.
Rose and iting Ballads,
Thackeray.
Mopsa, the Fairy, .lca11zlugclow.
Lillie Mcll, [1. M. Alcott.
Little Women, 1.. 51.1 Alcott.
Old Fashioned (lirl M Alcott.
Eight Cousins. 1.. M. Alcott
’l‘uo blith- Savages E ’l‘ Seton.
'l‘ho SccOnd Junglc Book R. Kip-
ling.
Thc Bordcntown Story
Buttcrworth.
The Adventures of ilerr Baby, Mrs.
Mulcsworili.
Faith tiartncy‘s (lirlhood,
1.). ’l‘. Whiincy.
True Stories From Ancient History,
A. Strickland.
T1113 l‘lcautlful Face, E. ii. Mlichcli.
A Story of the Golden Agc. J. llald~
win
Tauglewood Tales,
Lad, 1.
ll.
llook of Explorations, J.
Her Friends, E. 0.
W. M.
Tellers, 17.
Mrs. A.
N. ilawt hornc.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Agents for the Evening Sentinel. in
Darlcn, are Arthur Sinuson. and Wal-
lace Sharer. Orders sent to either or
tre above will receive prompt atten.
t on.
A daughter has come to brighten
tho homo of llr. and Mrs. R, 1.. lio-
hannan, in Stamford. The little visit-
or arriVed Friday night.
The funeral of the late Mrs. William
B. lllndicy. was held this afternoon at
2:30 o'clock, from the family resi—
1lt311c13, 'l‘hcrc was a large attendance
of relatives and friends.
To the list of basics of pupils as ad-
mitted to the iiigh School, in Statu-
for,1i there should be added Robett (‘.
Milch, of Springdalo. Master Millcr
preparet for High School at Duricu
under direction of Miss Margaret (lor-
rlgan, 1113 is but clevcn years of use,
anti his average .85 is said to be the
highcst, 131w attaincd by a buy of ap-
proximately his use in a High School
entrance examination. Few boys entcr
High School at Master Miller‘s age.
ills mother intends to take Master
Robert to California in November. lie
will remain there during the winter.
and when he sitters High School 111
April. he will be 1:: years old.
WEBTPORI‘.
Agent. for tho Evening lentlnel, In
Westpcrt. are 9. Didlcvc nnl and Wm.
E Nash. Orders sent to either of the
shove will receive prompt attention.
1» Fred Powers spent Saturday in
Bridgeport.
Miss Ethel chox has closed her
school how anti gone to her home in
Norwal it
Garlands of native berries are being
shipped from here to the Bridgeport
market daily.
Funeral services was held over the
remains of Mrs. Marie devote. relict
of the late Ell Savage. Sunday. in3
tgrment was in Oaklawn cemetery.
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At mmeeilag of the Methodist Epis-
01”,! {will meet Wednesday evening,
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why have It my, 411111599
copai church it you voted to make an
litirie utter than no hair.
tell everyhod cum-mums
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.. Upper Parish School district
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Plsln 111.1411. Arc llcre elven ts tannin
Wity Lydls E.l‘lnhl1sm’tvcgctsiils 0cm-
pcand cumthn Dcothre Powerless
A woman is sick: somsdiseaee peculiar
to her sex is fast developing in her sys-
tc 111. She goes to her family physician
and tells him a story, but not. the whole
story.
tribe holds something back, loses her
head becomes agitated. forgets what
she wants to say, and finally conceals
what. she oughbto have told. and thus
completely mystifles the doctor.
is it any wonder. therefore. that the
doctors fail to cure the disease 3‘1' Still
we cannot blame the woman. for it. Is
very embarrassing to detail some of the
sunptoms of her suffering. even to her
family physician.
it was for this reason that years n 0
Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn. ass. . e-
termincd to step in and help her sex.
Having hml considerable experience in
treating female ills with her Vegetable
Compound, 111113 encouraged the women
of America to write to her for advice
regard to their complaints. and beta
woman. if. was easy for her allin s s-
tcis to pour into hcr ears every etail
of their sufl’crln.
In this ways 11.3 was able to do for
them what the physicians were unable
to do, simply because she had the
proper information to work upon. and
mm the little group of women who
Sought. her advice years ago, a. great
army of her fellow- dialogs are to-day
constantly applying for advice and re-
licf and the fact. that. many thou-
sands of theta have bccn cured by
followin the advice of Mrs l’inkham
during t In last year is indicative of the
rand results which we produced by
Icr uncqualcd experience and training.
No physician in the world has had
such a Li atntng, or has such an amount
of information at hand to assist. 1n the
treatment of all kinds of female ills.
from tho simplest'ltwal irritation to
the most. ctfiripltcntod womh diseases,
This, therefore. is the reason why
Mrs. l’inkham. in her laboratory at
Ly nu, Mass. is able to do lllUlt‘ for the
ailing Women of Amriica than the
family physician. Any woman, there-
fore. is responsible for her own suffer
lug who “ill not take the trouble to
write to 110513111111.qu for advice.
The testimonials which we are con-
stantly publishing from grateful wo-
men establish beyond a doubt the
power of Lydia E. l’inkhatn’s Vegetable
Compound to conquer female diseases.
effort to raise funds for a new stone
church, and the following building
committee was appointed: Rev. George
E. llishop, .l, l.. Pillow, 41. W. Bradley,
Walter l’cck, Mrs, Frederick Kcmper,
Charles Mills, Charles Harris. C. 1..
Mcadc, S. .l. llanks, F. M. Salmon, W.
E. Nash and F. M. Raymond.
Now comcs tho crowd to Ilcachwood
inn, and the oncc quiet resident-13 of
our 13cccntric townswmunn. Mrs.
Smith. has been transformed into 01113
of the most inviting summer hostel-
rios, adding materially to the life of
the community at this timc.
Another week to the Fourth with
promiscs of a display of tlrcworks, on
that occasion. it is~hop131l that the
celebration will 1113 limitcd to t'XIt'l‘llill
applications in the line 01' fireworks.
and that tin-1'13 will 1113 no rcpt-titled
of the rowdyisut that marked thc
night. heforc two years 111:1), and got
sonic chaps who ought to have known
bcttcr. into scrious trouble.
Willis Joncs took a day off Saturday
and visited Bridgeport. After pay-
ing his respects to friends there he
111111113 tracks for Steeplechase island
whcre the afternoon was whilcd away
plcnsatitly, 'l‘licrc is abundant 1311113r-
tainmcnt at this new and attractive
pleasure resort and daily the exten-
sive additions and addcd interests are
cropping up like mushrooms over
night. There is yet lunch to be done
thcrc, but for all of that the resort
eclipses anything in the county for
show. for attractions, for excellence of
offerings.
Ont-13 again marksmcn here are at-
tempting to awake interest in the
sport and a new gun club hits been
organized that it Is hoped will have
a iongi-I lease of life than its predeces-
sors, Following are the chariot Incin-
bcrs: Ficderick Day. John Croker.
Edward Walsh. Arthur Sorley, Ed
ward Sturgcs, Henry Buckingham,
'i‘honIas Hooker, Loren Brctine. Satu-
uei Whm l13 A. Krausc, J. M Nolan.
E .i lioollng,Andr13w McMullcu 'l‘ho-
mas \Vhltc, John Carpenter, C Jellff.
llariy Slim-,wood William Downes, F.
.1. Raymond. ‘
WESTON.
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Miss Mary Adams is visiting friends
in Lyons l'laia.
Miss Ethel Beers has returned front
a visit in Monroe.
wum
Mrs, Eli Wakeman is visiting rela3
tives in Pennsylvania,
Miss Eva Banks has returned from
a two weeks” visit in Seymour.
ltcv. and Mrs, J. L. Shivaly spent
Monday 11nd today In‘ Ndw York.
Marc» ”7......—
Mrs. V. Godfrey is entertaining her
niece, Miss Florence Hoyt, of Ridge-
ilold.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight iiewiti. of Ston-
lngton, are guests of Miss Louise Co-
ley.
Mitts Marion Perry, of East Nor-
wsiit, is spending a Week with Mrs.
Hamilton.
nu-
Mrs. Charles Malian has returned to
her homc'ln Hartford, after 111 few
days' visit with Mrs. Sherman Gilbert.
W, P Lockwood was appointed cont-
mitten. at the usual meeting of the
chi last
VI“.
communion service will he held on
’ lunacy morniarst the Congregational
church On Friday events. 11 prayer»
1., ‘
pastor, Rev, J. 1.. Shively.
The Middle District and Upper Par-
iah schools will enjoy a picnic on the
Congregational Church green. on Wed-
nesday afternoon.
Miss Carrie Morehouso visited New
Haven last week and attended the
graduation exercises of thc Normal
School, her niece. 0117 Helena Hill
being one of the am a_,a1itcs
NOTES OF THE SEASHORE
p—u—n
Miss Millie Powers spent Sunday at
Hickory Bluff.
Mrs. John F. Woodraff has opened
the Farvlew cottage for the season at
Bell island.
George F. Fooic, of llcll Island. has
pttt his launch Eva L. in commission
for the summer.
Miss Janos 1.. Simpson, of Albany,
N. Y,, is spending a few weeks at
the Bell island Hotel.
Mr and Mrs. Hall, of New York, have
been guests of Mrs. Jcnnie M. Ferris,
at Cobble Cottage, Bell island.
Mrs, Walters. the Misses Olive and
Florence Walters and Miss Olivia
Stewart are expected soon at Bell is-
land.
Mrs. 'i‘. ii. Foster and daughter, Mrs,
George Boutiilici, haVc rcturnod to
Danbury after a stay at the Bonny-
view cottage.
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Among the guests at the Bell Island
Hotel are Dr. W, W. Armstrong and
wife, of New York, and Mrs. Miles W.
Otis, of Danbury.
Mrs. Edgar Allan l'iunham and son
have arrived and are spending the
summer with Mr. and Mrs. I". ll. Nor.
ton, of Hickory Bluff.
Among the Sunday visitors at. the
island View Hotel were Miss Ber—
thanla M. Fox. of New York: A. W.
liowcs anti H. R. ’i‘yler, of Boston,
No meetings of the Monday After-
noon Whlst Club will be held ttniil
July 10 when the club will be cutcr.
tained at. llcllo island by Mrs. R. (1.
Wilson.
The Norwalk Yacht Club, through
its secretary, has accepted the invi-
tation of the South Norwalk Launch
Club to cooperate with it in holding
a handicap launch raco on July 4 over
the usual club coursc.
A large party is 13xpccicd at the Bell
Island Hotel over July 4. Those com-
prising it will be the Misses Daisy
and lda Newcomh. Miss Elisabeth
Ward, Ernest Portcr. Wallace Clark.
Alice Kane. llelcn Kane and Mrs.
John Reynolds.
T1113 oyster transplanting season is
nearly at a close and 111 another week
the steamers and schooners which
have been working 00‘ lllckory illuff.
and down the harbor. carrying thc
oysierls to deep water, will have taken
thtlr ast loads foat~ this season.
The Second Baptist Sunday school,
of Danbury, with the Mcthodlst Uni.
varsailst, St. James and First Church
Schools, of lianbui‘y. will picnic at ltov
ton l’olnt. tomorrow, The schools
will leave lianbury at R o'clm3k, and
on arriving in South Norwulk will
board trolleys for the Point. The r13-
turn party will leave South Norwalk
at 5 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
NEW CANAAN.
Plans drawn by Archltcct W. H. ll.
liisbrow. 87 Hamilton l‘lacc, Now
York, are being figured for a new cot-
(age to 1113 erected for Frederick A.
Taylor. it will be of frantc construc-
tion, and provided with 13r13ry convcn~
icncc.
John Cough, of Bridgeport, is finish-
ing the new residence 1113 is erecting
for Malcolm Graham. Wolfcl 92
(irecnwald installed the plumbing and
heating and the plans were drawn by
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.<
in Effect June 31f, 1905.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
Y.ORK
A M.':‘~—1252x, 5:82x, 5:4511, 6:1211,
0:50, 6:55, 7:46. 8:18. 8:,42 19:08:.
9:32x. 9:50, 10:55:, 11:17.
P. M.~12:49x. 1:05. 3105):. 3:37.
4:231:, 6:45. 5:01x, 6:4911, 7:12x. 7:15,
8:00x, 0:5211, 10:32.
sundsys.
A. M.—-12:52x, 5532!. 13:45:, 8:58.
9:421.
P. M.-—~2:59x. 8:05:. 6:45, iiztilx,
7:051, 7:28. 8:00x. 8523!, 0152!. 10:14.
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.———4:50, 5150, 6:50, 810011, 8:08.
8:40x, 9:00x, 9:021, 10:02x, 10:05.
11:00:. 11:03.
P. M.~—12:oax. 1:04. 220011. 2:55,
azaix, 11:44:, 4:03. 4:02, 5:02x, 5:09.
5:25. 0:0011, 9:03. 5:58, 8:02:. 0:20.
11:00:, 12:00:.
Sundays.
A. M.-—-0:00, 7:80. 10:02x.
P. M.--4:05, 5:04, 71:00:, 8:02x,
11: 0031. 12: 00:.
OOUTH NONW$LK TO NEW
A. M.:-l2 10:, \l: l2111:. 1:581, 6:15.
7. 29, 8: 30, ,:0 in, 10' 02!, 11:11:, 11:41.
M.3-3—12:001 1: 20. 3:10x, 4: 22.
512511. 113 on, 11: it, 7: 1011. 7- 29 11:11:.
0: 22. 10: Oh, ll: 24.
Bridgeport, in addition to shove.
P, M.:—-—2 45, 4: 45
lundsy s.
biz—~12 10:. 1:214. 1:441,
P. M.:—-5 43. 7: 10! 9:113.
7140.
1‘. 9:11, 11:11:.
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A M.-~B. 90. 9: 991
P.9d 9i.-t:94. 41842. 4:.49 41.09 7:17
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Put tip in friction-top cshe. this
molasses is kept free from dirt and I:
always in perfect condition.3~
l00.. 450.. 300. and 600. Sizes. \
if your grocer does not keep it writs
. te refiners.
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Architects 13651131739175. 5": (filahljlill
Fourth achIe, New York.
Plans have 11131311 drawn by Archi-
tect Henri Fonclutux, iiroadway anti
iliL'nti stroct. New York, which are
now being ilgnrcd, for 11. new stable to
be built foi William Fishc1.lt “ill be
two stoIios high, 42 82 foot, of f1 nine
and 11311113nt construction. Time
will also be c1'13ctcd a. frame work shop
30 x 71 feet, and a. cow shed, 18 x 82
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F. S. BANKS-
Carpenter. Builder and,
General Contractor
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MODILING OF OLD ITRUGTUNII.
IN OR OUT-OF-TOWN ORDIN. IV
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an man. accused
fifiwwm cf “Maudie. mm
sale of Gold Wall
Papers at Cost.
Now is the time to buy. Annual
It'lcarancd SALE OF (Mild) WALI. PA -
l’EltS. it is my custom daring Julif
and August to reduce the price or
101.1) WAIJ. PAPERS to cost, in
order to 1118148000711 for new goods.
if you need WALL PAPER for this
‘ summer or next fall, coma and see
our stock. 1 ,. ,i. .41.
Cloth Window Shades with fringe,
250,
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Crockery, llassware, Lamps.
, Paintors‘ Supplies.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
to order.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
Telephone Connection.
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l. H. 11111113,
97 WASHINGTON STREET,
South Norwalk, Conn.
HE WAS OVERBOARD
struggling for life. Someone threw
him a crowbar; the intention was kind-
ly, but the act. was inconsiderate.
Consider the aid you intend for your
family, then talk with
F. H. FIELD, Gen. Agt., 3
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
Telephone 363—5. So. Nor-walk, Ct.
'Phone, 1392.
Jenkins Bros. lakes
”I
unlock Packing
Carried in Stock.
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.
liar England Electric lotots.
Have no superior. Can show
them in operation.
Repairs to Stationary and MI-
rlne Engines and General Mastic
ring Work Soliclted.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
MFG. CD.
1111 WATER 87. so. NORWALK.
Cet That Bicucie ,_
cut of the attic; look it ever.
if it isn't s NATIONAL‘ “swap"
it for one; or let us tune it up
to run "something like s NA- 1‘
TlONAL." ' , A,“ ;;
lsrgsins in .Tlt‘el.
Don't forget the Guaranteed
Gse Mantle.
H.R. BULKLEY,
52 80. MAIN GT.
x 7. In
PLUMBING can In“
HEATING. .
HOT WATER momma.
HOT AIR HEATING.
070V“ AND RANIII,
ILATI AND TIN ROOFINI.
Gas and Iteern PlttII'Il.
Iss Fixtures, Metal Ceiling. Ito.
Hsve you seen our stock e7
ICHMOND RANGES?
JOngs a AHOTCNXHI
17 WALL cflm‘r. ao’nwscn.
FRANK c.
VAN scor.
PLUMBING,
STEAM,
HOT WATER.
'AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
.and Zinc. '
so South Main Strait.
Telephone, 187—35.
South Norwslk. cons.
Grant’s Restaurant I
It North Msin street. Math Nerwslk.
ll. PLAGI IN TOWN T0 101'
10 AN 15 CINT LUNGHIG' RI U.
1.9: INNIR, fl GINTC' 21 MIALO
I 9
1111.1. some uses annuity. “
‘ MORTGAGI.
113ch saves
Fresh Fish
WEAKF‘ISII ,...................... in
liloUEFISlI ...................,...‘120
readies 1111111.,2511
moans 1111.1 FLATFlSli...4 11111., 2511
EELS .120
SPANISH MACKEREL ...........lOe ‘
s'ran con 10o
Halibut and all other kinds of T1111.
at reasonable prices.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYOTIN
MARKET.
Old Islvaticn Army lulldlnl.
East End of Washington Street It‘ldge
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROOI, Prop.
South Norwslk.
CLEANLlNESS
Is a necessity of perfect Health end
an essential element of Happiness.
To prevent sickness and enjoy the
comforts of life you should equip your
sleeping apartment or dressing cheni-
hers with a snowy white, one-plea!
“Standard" Porcelsls Enameled sts.
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 ANn'wes‘r 918.,
South Norwalk, Conn.
“lhroatfiluse and Ear.
ham 3
'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 50 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.
u—u—e
WAGE WORKERS’ HOSP. socmrv,
Branch. 66 80. Main St.
Treatment hours, 8-10, 1-4, 7-8.
VIW‘
1101131. VlCTORlA
CORNER RAILROAD AVINUI AND
MONROE ITREIT.
Newly furnished throughout. Melt
comfortable and up-todste hotel In the
city. Electricity and heat in our:
room. Bathe in connection. 'Per-
fect sanitation. Rooms excellently
appointed. Always comfortable and
quiet. at
Cafe carrying s full line of golf"!
Merrill sad Gendlt's wines, 11111117.
and cigars Rest stocked her in 1'59
091- 3 M
'1‘. (f. SULLIVAN, Prop.
I'ILEPNONe cALL, sot-I.
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Wall 3‘
Paper.
Our stock of new polls lust h
is a little larger than even heist-1‘.
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work in the very best
manner. \
We lisve taken s 3003 mm.
contracts for house painting In!
will be glad to submit figures In
Your work. .1 .....- -1“;
Wen'ytccsrrylaltociw
thing you need for the decorch I
of your house inside or out.
E. E.
Gorham,
TILIPNONI III-I. ‘W
10 PINIT IT. I I. NORWAI-l
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rat John a. LAWN , ., ,
102170113.
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courts MAIN was .
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