_ ,wmssm. was as. .905.
For the convenience of the runner
of the sentinel. a icttcr box has bun
silicon on the bridge in front of the
shop of William It. Gilbert. items for
publication are ccilcptpd daily. They
should be signed by ME. writer on an
evidence of good in .. ..
John Cole Is busy today building a
new for J. 8, Raymond.
. - W
Rev. A. J. Smith, of Danbury. has
been visiting rclativys here.
Mrs. John Cole spent yesterday as
the guest of friends in Rowayton.
a”
—-Buy your “Fourth of 'July Noise-
makers and Fireworks at ilat’ner's on
thaiBUdKe. ‘7
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Christ Cha-
pel. will meet with Mrs. C. H. Jiininer-
son, tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
o'clock.
The Ladies’flAid'Sbclety of the East
Avenue Methodist Church is holding
an all day working session at the
church today, . ‘
Miss, Lillian, Simona is one of the
pupils of the Fitch School who has
been present iti, every school session
since Sépicmber let.
M
The 'rcgular ,wecklyuclass meeting
was held last evening at the East
Avenue Methodist Church. uilder the
leadership of James L‘Honimedleu.
An important meeting of the oili-
clill board ‘of the East Avenue Metho-
dist Church will be field this evening
to consider the business of the month.
George Conklin isvto'leave for Prov-
idence. R. l., soon, to take a position
on one of the Rndcl steamers running
between Providence and Narragansett
Pier. ' ‘
E. E. Keeicr has gone to Florida.
where he will camp for a time, until
he can buildxnwlh‘ouse there Mr~ Keo~
lei: intends to "make it his future res-
idence. ‘
——No old stock at Hefner's in the
fireworks line.All nswrfrosh and re-
liable.
E. B. Robertson more: ground this
morning for the new factory to be
erected on Seeviewi ayelille.‘ The con-
tract "for the construction work has
not yet been awarded.
There will be a cabinet. meeting of
the Epwoi‘ih League at the home of
Miss Sadie Randall in Seavlcw avenue.
on Wednesday evening, All members
of the cabinet please remember this
meeting. as it isI important.
Mrs. Jennie Conover, who is well-
knowni here. having hired ‘a frequent
visitor in years post. isisdriousiy ill
at a New York hospital. and fears are
entertained that she may not recover.
NShe has been operated upon and. is
in a. very weak condition.
While Leroy Hoyt was», walking
across thc bridge lust one of
his crutches slipped doméii rough one
of the. many holes initlle s cwalk and
disappeared. He was thrown violent—
ly to the ground. When he finally
recovered his crutch he found it to be
badly splintered.
........._
One of thé mod «delightful scenes
which greets the. ‘, 901’ the observing
puserby on Cottage. street Is a bean-
tiful bed of pansipsitbosidethe Robin-
son cottage. which (orcolor and effect
cannot be silrpifssed anywheres
around. and the best part of it is the
cultivator takes the keenest pleasure
in cutting them off, and distributing
them around to the—sick, aged and 0c.
cupanta of the hospital. and this pays
hotter than any other investment, from
the thoughts and rds of gratitude
which the kind is everywhere
greeted. ‘
Noah, Jump, Quick and Keichum is
the name of four different, families lo
cated in adjoining houses, and ill the
order named inlerth Salem. N. Y.,
many" years agorand it is a standing
joke to this day among the old folks.
While three of the parties were not
widely known outside the states of
New York and Connecticut, Quick,
who was known as the colonel. enjoy-
nd a national as well as an internation-
Ii reputation. as one of the pioneers in
the circus business, long before P. T.
Barnum was ever known as a circus
proprietor. influlck'ii time, Franconi.
.i‘ltley. Hengler‘. Howell, Cushing.
finds. Rice. Meyer. Robinson, Lent
and. other. old titans-were as familiar
to household words to the showman
and It was the pleasure of Ed. James
to have crossed , 0 Atlantic on the
second trip of the, rest Eastern from
Liverpool to New orlt, in company
with Quick. Avery Smith. Joseph Lu-
Ihlng, who ivcrs interested in circuscs
across the writer. and among the pass-
rii were lodwin 399th. the actor;
. cccor Wells. fifths phrcuololical
‘ firm of Fowler & olln.
mould head luau solemn of the
nip—wary levore sometimes. illicit
marches. Dom Ointment, quick
‘ d Wheat iii its results. At. any
drllI store, iii) coats; ,
OUIIT-«i’HlPPO.
pi .
JWNDON. June ail-«Miss Amy
. daughter of Henry
“A?“ ' ggiaagburg, Pa. was married
- afternoon in St. George's church.
"‘*‘~ WI. to Captain The Hon-
‘ . riot: Gucci. of the Flu
M can of. tail-d. Wimbcrns.
”not ‘IIJIKOII in the mo.
.itchbyuh was titled with
.. f "it . .
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’ aowfiiiin.
Agents for The lvcnlnp “mind. In
Rowaytcn. arc Frederick Lockwood.
Ilwi’od Broadway and charm. Potty.
Orders not to any of the above w it
receive prompt attention. .
m
Charles R. Petty,'of Raymond street,
is spending the day in Mount Vernon.
visiiliigdhe schools In that place.
mwm*o
Edward Dibble. who has been ser'
lously ill at his residence til Rowayton
avenue. was able to go to his business.
in Greenwich. yesterday.
. Edward Avery Is moving from one,
of Alex. Raymond's cottages, and par-
ties from New Jersey are expected to
take possession of the place July 1st.
The building committee of Reliance
Hook and Ladder Company held a
meeting Tuesday night, and talked ov-
er matters relating to the new build-
lug, which is now progressing nicely-
The members of the committee are
Robert S. Barclay. Edward Dibble,
Aaron Stevens. William James. Wil-
liam l. Stevens and Jacob B. Ray-
mond. ‘
Sammls street. from Roton Point
avenue to the Belle island trolley
crossing. is closed to travel Oil ac-
cound of the large amount of work be.
lug done them ill connection with the
cutting off of the ledge of rocks, there-
by reducing the grade of the road sev-
eral feet. A marked improvement
will be made. but the work should
have been doile in the fall when so
many people did not have to use the
road.
The last entertainment in the course
being given for the benefit of the Row-
aylon‘ Free Library will take place as
usual the last Friday evening of the
month, which will be this Friday. Tile
program follows:
Reading of original prose and verse
by Miss Aullii Mathewson, of New
York.
Songs by Miss Elizabeth Carpenter,
soprano. of Montclnir. New Jersey;
assisted by Miss Olive Gray, violin-
ist; Miss Helen Lynch, pianist; Mrs.
Robert, G. Hallford. Miss Emma Pat-
ton Board. Miss; Mary Kirby Jon-
nings, Miss Margaret Gerard, Bur-
gess Jennings and Frederick S. An-
drews, accompanist.
Piano Solo.
Readings—~A Midsummer Santa Claus.
During the interlliczao, tWiih violin
solo),
Song~Spring~Tide ........... Becker
VersesHWhen Cupid Returns, The
Wilful Waist. (illustrated by four
tableaux). '
Old English Sousa—Phillis Has Such
lCharming Graces. Sully in Our Ai-
cy.
Story—The Pursuit of,Pretty Sally.
Song—Lullaby ............ Luckstone
Told by Telephone.
DARIEN AND. NOROTON.
. ‘ w- . _ .r
Agents for the Evening Sentinel. in
Daricn, are Arthur Slauuon. and Wat.
lace Shcrcr. Ordcnh cent to either 0!-
:hecbov. will roociVo prompt “tour
on. “ ‘ '
Mrs. Louis Stool-2a is spending a
week in. Port Chcster.
Lawrence Elli-ens. of New York city,
an expert barber, has secured a posi-
tion with J, P. Brummcr.
.—_—_...
—Anyone wishing good fireworks
should place their order early with J.
P. llrllnlmcr.
Word was received here yesterday
of the birth of it daughter to Mr. and
Mrs. Harry St. John, of Hartford. Mr.
St. John is a former Durien boy, and
son of Benjanilll St. John.
l
Mr. and Mrs. William Henry. who
have been visiting at the home of
Mrs. Henry's father. Emory H. Bump.
of Fishkiii, N. Y., are expected here
soon for a visit. after which they will
keep house ill Norwaik.
—-Get the best fireworks for
money at Richard Abendroth's.
new this year.
the
All
trite funeral of Mrs. William B.
Hindley was largely attended yester-
day from her late residence. Rev.
Herbert, S, Brown, pastor of the Dar-
ien Congregational Church: ofllciated.
The pallbearers were Charles G. Wa—
terbury, Joseph Morehouse, Thaddeus
Hoyt. Charles W. Lounsbury and
Charles Bates. Misc Ada Conn and
Miss Agnes Reid rendered favorite
hymns of the deceased. The inter-
ment was in Spring Grove cemetery.
WESTPORT.
Agent. for th. Evening Icntinol. in
chtport, are a. Digicvannl and Wm.
l. Null. Orders cont neither of the
above will rccclvc prompti’attontlon.
Bertram Jennings is home from
school for the summer vacation.
Mimi Margin-its Jacobi in here for
the season. The lady spends her
winters in New York.
There is still much to illusions to the
new Saugntuck bridge, bill from pre-
sent indications it will be in opera-
tion soon.
George Banks, who «in recently
operated upon at. the Namath hos-
pital for appendicitis, is. reported to
be doing nicely. .' 5. ,1
INOICTO TO DIITROY OYPOY
MOTH
I.
IAN FRANCISCO. (one 00.4% boil
of insects that are explored to deltmy
the gyply moth part in Massachusetts
has arrived here on the steam»
Mal-shrill. trom the Orient. The in:
min. which are like ants in a poor-
ones, deposit, their on: in tho orno
(OI Milli. - ,.
\
on
war its“; ‘ i . gram g
9: iii... items will
”Welcome
“My“
iii ' Alla .LIVEll illlIlE
Dr. David Karim 'c lam-l i
to all afi- cudbotll {one all in m“! ' ‘2'?“
lot to El" mafia-ionic await
use a: - ”re Refills-.32.." v“:
peculiar :0 women. ' ‘ ’ on,
It prover cucculful in com when all othorin .
cities have totally failed. N o cuflcrer Ibould doc
or long» this remedy is untried. it has on up ro-
ken record of cocoon for our 00 your. and ban
won bolts of mm friends. .
Arc you tutoring “0%“, disco-c traceable to,
the commotion to. Dr. Kennedy bu
2A.“! his pcnonni and professional reputation on
gollil."“mm that Favoritc‘ncmuy will do you
Band for a one trial bottle and booklet con.
Miilngvaiaablc medical adv on "A: trutmcht- 2'1
rlo dimm. Writuic for on lacy 'l‘cht ’ .
or nailing out if you have kidney discus. Addrcu
Dr. my «1 Karma! ' lo N.Y. ‘
among: , myth ‘n.l'n'€ n'll”.‘.‘l>‘l$lc Kun-
aed;n.FA RI Ill BBMEDYm-ulo aillondnut.
N‘. .. and the price is $1.00 (six bottles 00.00) at
all druggim in the United Bum. Canada and
foreign countries.
NEW CANAAN.
Mrs. Elbert Brinkerhoff, who has
been ill at her home iii Railroad ave-
nue. is‘better. “
._....__.,_...
Dr. C. B. Keeler enjoyed a sail to
Long island in his auxiliary yacht
Defiance, lil Norwalk harbor, Monday.
ddwurd i3. Crane, who has been
confined to his home in Linden live-
uue for some time, is now able tobe
out again.
Rev. Father O'lcary was one of the
celebrants or the mass in. connection
with the dedication. ceremonies of St.
Mary's Church in Norwalk. Sunday. ,
The New Canaan Grange held its
annual memorial service in Lakevlew
Cemetery, Sunday, at 3:30 p. m. Rev.
J. Howard Hoyt. I). 1).. conducted the
services and delivered an address,
The forty hours‘ devotional service
will commence with the celebration
of high mass in St. Aloysius Church
next Sunday at lo a. m. Rev. Father
OILeary will deliver the sermon.
Fred Bird, a butcher employed in E.
J, Brown's market, is now able to get
about with the aid of crutches. While"
Mr;, Bird was curring meat. he drop-
ped a kulfe.’Which Dieroddi his left
ankle.
, __.._______
The New Camilla baseball team do-
feated the Pastime Club of East Nor-
walk on the South avenue diamond.
Saturday, by a score of 10-7. Mike
Buckley made his initial appearance
behind the bat for the locals. and
proved tilnt he is the right man in
the, right place,
i
The County Commissioners did not
come to New Canaan to adjust the
differenceof Malcolm Graham and
the Connecticut Railway and Light-
ing Company. and it Is stated that
they may not come. Counsel for both
sides have been conferring with a
view to settling the grievance. The
trouble is over the placing of electric
light poles near the new $50,000 resi-
deuce of Mr. Graham on Mt. Lebanon.
Word has just been received of a
hair-breadth escape of Miss Winifred
Hall, daughter of T. W. Hall. in an
'auto crash in Boston. last week. Miss
Hall was riding in her brother’s large
Columbia touring car, when they turn-
ed a corner as a trolley car was swift-
ly approaching. The pavements were
Wet, and the auto slid along and ca-
reencd over the track in front of the
car. All the occupants were, precipita-
ted in the street. and fortunately were
uninjured except for a few bruises.
The car was demolished.
Robert Simon is able to sit up, and
is recovering from the effects of a
trepnuning operation necessitated
for a skull fracture received in a run-
away accident on Mt. Lebanon. some
time ago. His condition is much inl-
proved, but he in troubled with a pc-
culiar affliction of the eyes. Every-
thing lic looks at appears double, and
he has to hold one eye sinned in order
to get a clear vision. The physician
says this is ii rosuit.of the eyes occa-
sioned by the intense pain for a long
while after the accident. His son.
‘Frank L. Simon, ls able to be about
You crutches. but it will be some time
before he can use his right foot. Sev-
eral ligaments are broken in his an~
lilo. Mr. Simon received his injuries
while trying to stop a runaway bum
in Main street. last week Tuesday.
The animal fell. and it stepped on Mr.
Simon's ankle while plunging about.
onsnsnooit.
Wilbur iii. Lewis has been confined
to the house for a towadoyc. by lil-
neas. .
Mist Mabel millions. If» Brooklyn.
was a guslt of Mrs. Wilbur iii. Lewis.
over Sunday.
u—u-c-u,
.. a
Hurry W. Little-EA” c forraer
student at Betta Academy. was in
Glsnbroolt. Sunday. ‘
Mn. Boutillier is spending a few
weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Worden, Crescent Bil-opt.
‘ uni: Wilbur ill. miss... called to
Norwallr' Sunday. Willa serious ill-
ness of her father. Mr. Zeluff.
nu. Kimball with liar daughter.
Catherine. or Willi. Plains. ls‘ visitin
her. sister. Mrs. Joseph Watson. 0.
IIVO‘llllB. '
college. to ii and her vacation with
our r.
A
: Roton
'caliy.
. Sail.
In at home from "
'l
, , .,-
NW.
W
port.
mu-
wellt. of his bungalow at Belle island.
' W,
Miss Myriam nie . Miss Regina
to Roton" Point. for the remainder of
the season.
Actor John H. Gilmore and his fam-
ily intend to move up, froinNew York
Hoyt's island.
Capt. W. B. Unhoitz, president of
the South Norwalk Launch Club, came
down to Stamford Sundaymlth a large
party. Mr, Unholtz was entered in the
Corinthian, launch races, Saturday of-
ternoon. and made a creditable show—
ing.~Stanlford Advocate.
A thick coating of gravel has been
placed over the entire 'groveut Roton
Point, thereby greatly, improving the
condition: of the grounds. Superin-
tendent Hiram Sharron keeps busy
making important changes in the out—
side arrangements of the property.
GOAT SCATTERS‘ PLAZA HOBOES.
Horned Bouncer Eject: Ungrateful Vu-
grant. From. Boon Palace.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 28.~Whlle
Policeman Nelson was practicing the
kangaroo walk recently adopted by
the. police force along Kearny street.
Saturday night. he saw half a. dozen
Plaza habituos shot suddenly fronl the
door of "Dutch" Schmittie's saloon.
They alighted in various ungraceful
poutures upon the hard pavement. Be-
fore one of them could arise some»
thing resembling a WhllMBfid torpe-
do la a hurry plunged out after them.
Before Officer‘Neison could move the
hoboes were scattered north, east.
south and west by their pursuer. When
the smoke of‘ the battle had cleared
away the destroying demon resolved
itself Into a black and white goal.
"Ba-a." said the animal. which in
goat talk stands for banznl. and the
victorious animal began to chew pcn-
sirely on the coverrof a municipal gar-
bage can. .
“More in." said Patrolman Nelson.
The goat stepped three paces to the
rear and the policeman intrenched
himself behind a telegraph pole.
At. this juncture Schmltile stepped
out of the steam b er emporium.
"Louie come a rails." h fiordered. “Vas
iss'.’ You dont know ,f’ollman Nel-
son yct. vat?"
,"Loiiie" ambled hack into. the sa-
loon and slunk behind the bar. “0);-
coose‘ him." said. Schrbiitie apologeti.
“Ho vos my bouncer yet. but
he hasn't learned all about the busi-
ness. He wants to bpunce every-
bbfly." . - l .i
“What was doing ens before the bat-
tle?" asked the pol be an. '
“Veil, i have an opening." said
Scllmlttlo. "i ask doe home to have a
drink. They entail my, lunch—efery
tam thing. Himmel. flow the stuff—~
butt that is all right, it is an opening
ye.
“Breiy soon von fellow he says, 'l’m
boisoncd. There is analine dye in this
sissige. (loot-by boys,’ and he lays
down on the floor.
"Another you says. ‘Thcrc in hair oil
in the sauerkraut. f‘iftei whiskers
growing in my interior. i am a dead
man.’ ,
“The next, one says, ‘Thc bretzcls
Were made of sugar pine. i'vo swallow~
ed a plank.’ Und they all make a
freshness.
"Then i call Louie. ‘Rsus lnit 'em.
ionic.’ i say; und iiouie he got busy.
He is a good bouncer. Louie. vat?"
The Amalgamated Plaza. Hpboes
have boycotted Schmittie's.
..
«
NATIONAL BANK CLOSES.
Had Been a Run on Vigo County. lnd.,
Institution for Two Days.
TERBE HAUTE. ind.. June BB.-—'f‘he
Vigo County National Rank. on which
there has been a run for the past two
days. closed its doors this morning. A'
national bank bank examiner is inves-
tigating. ,
new roux. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD. -
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' TIME TAILE.
In Effect Juno 11, 1005.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.-—12:62x, 5:32x, oziiix, 6:12x.
0:60, 3:55. 7:43. 8:18. 9:42. 9:00x.
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P. M.——2:59!. 13:05:, 5:45. 6:011.
7:051, 7:23. 8:001. 8:2“. 9:521. 10:14.
NEW YORK FOR IOUTl-i NORWALK
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11:00:. 11:08. ‘
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Slain, 3:441. 4:00. 4:89, 0202:, 6:00.
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OOUTl-i , NORWALK To le
HAVIN'
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1:80, 9:112. 10:0“. 11:11:, 11:41.
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ill: . moor, 0:01, 7:108. 'liiili. Mix,
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9:11, 11:11:.
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4-.‘1‘
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5‘ .
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: .I “to
ixcuraion is expected at.
out tomorrow from Bridge.
, R. H. Golden is continuing the work
of having a breakwater placed to the
Casey, ofwriew York,»hnvo returned.
at. the end of this week. and take votlw
session of their uumnillr home on
a
A. hie-4:00; 6’60. 6:50.B:00x. 8303'. I
foreman.
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THE cair'iioil‘om. satanic»). “
Plltnii- I Bradley, Prop. »
‘IiiFw‘rE remain“ origami“
Chan c. Made by the Southern Now
it land In Branch Offices.
Two 0 anger in the management of
division exchanges of the Southern
New England Telephone company
have been made by General Superin-
tendent Henry H. Sykes. In 'Water-
bury, W. N.‘ Sperry. who has been the
manager of that division for a num-
ber of years, is to retire'on July 1. and
is to he succeeded by Johnston 1).
Veitch, formerly of New Haven. Mr.
Veitch has lately been in the general
offices of a loan and insurance com-'
pany of New York.
iieretofore the Winsted and Torrlng-‘
ton divisions have been tinder the
management of Earl H. Hotchklss. for-
merly of New Haven who was made
manager in those towns about two
years ago. After July 1. Winstcd divi-‘
step will be under the management of
Mr. Hotchkiss, and G. D. Rollason who
~ was a special inspector ill New lla-
ven, has been promoted to be manage
or of the Torrington division. '
PREPARE
FOR
A
HOT SUMMER
AND
BUY A
White Mountain
ICE CREAM ‘
FREEZER.
Charles E. Dow,
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
PM!!! 143-0.
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Heater
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General Contractor
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Papers at Cost.
Now is the time to buy. Annuali‘
PERS.
summer or next fall. come and see
‘our stock. . , , 1,, ‘
Cloth Window Shades with fringe,
be.
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Crockery, Glassware, Lamps.
Painters' Supplies.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
to order.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
Telephone Connection.
L H. Rocker,
87 WASHINGTON STREET,
South Norwalk, Conn.
HE WAS OVERBOARD
struggling for life. Someone threw
him a crowbar: the intention was kind.
ly, blit the act was inconsiderate.
Consider the aid you intend for your
family, then talk with
F. H. FIELD, Gen. Apt,
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
Telephone 363—5. 80. Norwalk, ct.
'Phons. 1392.
Jenkins Bios. lilies
and
(illicit Pulling
Carried in Stock.
com AND SILVER PLATING.
New England Electric lotors.
Have no superior. CIII chow
them in operation.
. lisp-in to stationary and Na-
rlno Engines and General Mach-
rin. Work Soilclth.
THE 6. N. McKIBBIN
_ M’F'G. co. ‘
56 WATER 8T. 80. NORWALK.
_ Get That Bicucle ,,
‘ out of the attic; look it over. 3;
if It isn't a NATIONAL “mp" ;;
‘. It for one: or in no tune It up .-
.'.' to run “something like a NA- 2‘
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, Don't forgot the Guaranteed
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Clearance SALE or COLD WALL PA- BLUEF‘ISH 120
it. is my custom during July PORGIES ............,.... 4 lbs., 25d
and August to reduce tllo price of FLUKEG and FLATFISH...4 lbs., 250
GOLD WALL PAPERS to cost, in EELS .......u.....-..;...........123
order to make room for new goods. SPANISH MACKEREL‘...........100
if you need WALL PAPER rol- um STEAK 001)
.....................100
Halibut and all other kinds of Fish
at reasonable prices.
ri-iii PEOPLE'S rice AND overall
MARKET. " '
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East Ind of Wu lnpton ltroot II’IIII
CAPT. CHARLII DUOROI P
tooth Norwalk. '1 up.
CLEANLIRESS
lo I necessity of perfect Health and
an essential clement of Happlncu.
To prevent clckncn and enjoy tho
comfortc of life you should cqulp your
sleeping apartment or dressing cilant-
beril 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 ‘78..
South Norwa'k' _c°nnu
lilroat. Nose and Ear.
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'Any diseased condition tho
Throat. Nose or Ear successful y 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 no
given consultation and examination
free. by a specialist who has been con-
nected with the New York Hospital.
WAGE WORKERS’ HOSP. socia'rv,
Branch. 66 80. Main It.
Treatment hours. 8-10, .14. 7-8.
HOTEL VICTORIA
GORNEH RAILROAD AVENUI AND
MONROE ITIIET. *
Newly furnished throughout. Holt
comfortable and up-tO-datc hotel in the
city. Electricity and heat in our;
room. Baths in connection. Pbifi
feet sanitation. Rooms excellently
appointed. Always comfortable till
quiet. - ' oil! ‘ 1
Cafe carrying a full line of lotus
Merrill and Condit'c wines, llquod
and oinrl. lent stocked bar in the
city. . mg...
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buy nice good. here. You know
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We lion taken a good M
contracts for beau poison: and
will be glad to Inhibit figunflot
you: work. .. .i «Lam‘s:
We try to carry in use! every-
thing you need for tho decorum I
of your house inside or out.
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