‘ AYIUNE 39'...‘.;°.‘.’5~
. of tho convenience to
. no. of good faith.
«—
eveninx.
-——-To Hofnor‘a for good fireworks.
The Advent Christian Loyal Work-
ora will hold a roll call. Sunday. at
‘ their meeting,
‘ The break in the water main at
Rowan ‘street and Osborn avenue had
not been repairad this morning.
‘ The regular weekly prayer meeting
.l “the East Avenue Methodist Church
yesterday was largely attended.
Mrs, 1Niche, who has been visiting
In Anson n, has returned to the home
of her daughter. Mrs. D. liurr Beach.
James Davis. of Port Jetherson,
Long Island. is visiting at. the rest-
dence of Charles I.. Aiusworth, In Cot-
thxe street.
Rev. James W. Davis will preach
Sunday at the Advent Christian
Church, and Communion and Love
Feast will be held at 10:30.
—-Flreworks! Fireworks! Fireworks.
ai. cheap and new at Hai‘ncr's. Call
. an see.
i, Rev. James W. Davis led the weekly
social service at the Advent Christian
large attendance to wed c him home
from Canada. W
Launch owners have. experienced the,
visits of boat thieves recently and
several small portable articles have
. been missed. II the miscreants nrr
ptured, it will probably go hard with
‘ t‘em.
-——Ladies and childro nmay buy Huf-
r's fireworks in stationery depnrt‘
out. Entirely separate from tobacco
ore. Phone, 3693. Free delivery.
'l‘he milkmen of E at Norwaik are
ttlng ready to org' lime or vigilance
‘ mmittee. For some time they have
_ a missing bottles of milk which
. have been left at house along their
routes and so far they have. been un-
able to catch the offenders. Milkmun
ALL, Wood lost several bottles of
the lacteai fluid yesterday, which had
= u left on piazzas. Milkman Dcvine
las also had the same trouble recent-
y and some time ago Milkman llnwx—
urst lost a number of quarts of the
old. They are planning to get to-
other and take such action as Will
esult In the conviction of the culprits.
—-—No need to fear sudden attack of
.olera Infantum. dysentery. diarrhoea.
r summer complaint. if you hnvo Dr.
‘ owier's Extract of Wild Strawberry
‘ 1 u the medicine cheat.
j Rowav Tun.
Agents for The Evening Sentinel, in
. Rowayton, arc Frederick LocitwoOd.
Elwood Broadway and Charles Potty.
. order. not to any of the above will
‘ rooolvo prompt attention.
M.“—
Nniive strawberries will bc gone in
a few days.
Farmers say that this will be a great
: apple year.
. Mrs. Willis Mills and family, of ROW—
? nyton, were visiting friends in Wilton.
; undny.
Frank Ernc. the former challlpion
‘ Ightweizht. of the world. is spending
2 he suinmer at Tohcncke.
‘ Miss Marion Mukowaki. daughter of
; Otto Makowski. of Stamford. is visit-
ing with friends in Rowuyton.
Charles Zoelllngbr. of Water street.
‘ South Norwnik. has resigned ills po-
sition all chauffeur for Gmrgc (las-
wyue. of Rowayton.
Principal Edgar; ii. Land. of the
Rowayton chool. is now acting
as Inflammation Alvuh if. 'l‘ut-
‘ bill’s grocery store at Hickory llluff.
The committee h ring in connec-
‘ lion ”with the Row ton Greenhouses
. legal matters was continued to Thurs-
', day, Jilly ti. when it will again be
- held in the other of Judge John ll.
Light, in South Norwaik.
The floor of the Rowuyion Hone
. Company's houan has been oiled and
“ polished and Is now in fine condition
The momhcra of the cmnpuny are» buuy
. iacin; things In order for the formal
lpenlng next Monday night. at which
line there will lilo be a Fourth of
uly ceiehmllbn. -
D'I'OP THAT .DOLD.
.r It ma result in pneumonia. lira-
Iliuu III in II breaking up colds when
. vor tried, almost without exception.
‘ to. all, 500 nodular Miles. The out.
. 0rd, Hutu“. Ind Pill-tows. ”
\
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
‘ A to for .i Inning DDMIMI. In
Dam on Wilkinson. and Wat.
. Non ant to oithor oi
Ralph Blrohord'a midlands is re.
. old: a now out of” point.
Nil! Adolaldo N..am. of the lie-
' , w. visited Mo Denali. Tiioadsy.
' J. l). (ii-luau Art’s. new residence
‘ doliauder'a- t hi complaint.
1* and Mn. Henry Rancher. of
Haven. are spending a few days
. and Mrs. George Freeman and
donut-d trolleysd to live Beach.
b in. if N. Valentine and Min tiar-
_ enjoyed a visit to Cour Island
" "your Dearth of July noise
. ”I.“ amnion this your.
M
I' the radon
"tho buntinci, a iottor box has been
. on tho brida in front of tho
of William R. Oi rt. items for
Motion or. collected daily. They
d In signed by the writer as an
.VI‘he aural-annual election of officers
of the JuniorBlmd Iiviil'be held this
Church. last evening. There was a in
Li
w
i
ford, Wednesday.
Mrs. John Brummor'a.
home, Outside Ina Saturday.
Mrs. Charles <Waterhury. aged lib,
toyed automobilinx one day this ck:
Services will begin hereafter at :30
p. m. at St. Luke's Church, and the
two months. . ,.
Mr. Jackson and family. of New
York, are occupying one of the flow
bridge residences at Coiiender'a Point
for the summer.
Miss Gertrude Valentine and Miss
Helen Purdv are spending a few days
with Mrs. Capt. A. V. Reid anti family
in New Canaan.
«Sliced Smoked Beef and Sliced
Hab, at Streets Cash Grocery.
Mrs. Stephen Wood. of Pound Ridge.
sister of Mrs. Leiioy Monroe. is visit~
ing her daughter. Mrs. John Oltirlu,
who is seriously ill.
Mrs. Marry Iiindiey returned to Da-
rlen from Highland. N. J., to attend
the funeral 'of her aunt. Mrs. William
B. Hindley. Tuesday.
1.. K. Lampton. a well-known writer
of verse, drove to Stamford. Wednes-
day in his automobile. He stopped
for a short tilnc in Stamford. and
then continued to Noroton, where, his
brother has a summer residence.
Ronald D. Iiyon and Dr. Alice Lyon
Fitch Went to New York, this week.
Mr. Lyon consulted a specialist in re
gard to his injured eye. and an oxalat-
nation was made by the X-rays. ..
Miss Lucretia Cullen has recently
returned from a visit in Bethe]. and is
now enjoying a week's vacation. Dur-
ing her absence, Miss Carrie Bell Wa-
terbury fills her position as. librarian
at the Durien Free Library. .
Miss Clara Hull, of New York. and'
Mrs. Charles Scotleid. of Norman. vis-
Ited Miss Myra J. Davis. at “Cedar-
wIid." Tuesday. Miss liuil was for
iifteon' years a pupil of Miss Davis;
and is now a. trained nurse at? St.
Luke‘s Hospital.oNew York. ‘
~Ali sorts of reliable fireworks at
J, i’. iirummer's, who solicits your
trade.
Mrs. George Oberlauder returned
last. Saturday to her sister's in New
York. and she will return with her
granddaughter. Miss Eva Obcrlander.
to visit Mrs. W. J. Fleming this week.
Mrs, ()hcrlauder has recently placed a
wry handsome floral urn in her plot
at Spring Grove Cemetery.
William Stark, an old and rei‘lpccted
resident. of Noroton, passed away yes-
terday morning. at his homc.‘surround-
ed by the members of the family. The
deceased was in his cightlcth your.
and was the father of a large family.
John‘s R. C. Church In Noroton this
morning at 10. interment was made
In Springduie it. .C. Cemetery.
THE CHILDREN’S FAVORITE.
For Coughs. Croup. Whooping
Cough. etc, One Minute Cough Care is
the children's .favoritc. This is be
cause it contains no opiate. Is perfectly
harmless, tastes good and cures. Sold
by The CIIIl'ord Pharmacy. "
WESTPOR '1‘.
Agent. for the Evening Sontlnoi, In
Weatport, are 8. Digiovanni and Wm.
E. Noah. Order: uni to either of the
above will receive prompt attention.
Idsou St. John and wife, of East
Norwuik. have been visiting in town.
A number from the Forms section
attended the lawn fete. in Souihport
Tuesday afternoon and evening.
The. bookings for Beachalde Inn dur-
ing .luiy are said to exceed all pro
vloua records there.
Wrok on thc'railroad bridge in do
loved by differences between conlrul“
tor and tullployes. It Is believed that
the matter will be soon ndiustcd and
work resumed.
There In Home expression of diasutis
faction regarding the delay in calculi.
ing i’cquol. nVenue, Soutilport. l’cr
hope the portion most affected are the
residents in tho allure section of the
Farms, who are liberal patrons of the
slums in that village and who find the
primitive condition of the road a draw.
back. i’rolniscn had burn made that
with the opening of this sermon the
extension would he made bill thus for
the committee appointed to meet the
parties interested full to bare accom-
plished the purpose. The aeiectmcu
of Falrilcid are not at fault. The mat-
tcr is entirely out of their hands and
resin with the committee appointed by
the court.
NO OEDRET ADOU'I' IT.
It In no secret, that for Cuts. Bums.
(llama. Fever Sores. Bore Eye». Boil».
etc. nothing ii no ctfootiva all Back»
Icn'n Arnicn solve. "it didn't take
long to cure a bad coral Ind. and it
in all 0. K. for more cyan." writes
ll. it Gregory. of Hope. Texas. title.
at i“. ll. Baxter‘s Drug store ”
WILTON. '
Mina Myra birduli has been vialtn
lag friends in Now Yul-It city.
illicit A. ill. Car enter is entertaining
Mills Abbie lid of, of Now York.
Oscar militant! is homo for the prom
gut. super-intending tho-painting of hill
on». .
Harold and Fred Weston. of tho
city. spent shoddy with their aunt.
Mrs. H, (3. Thomson.
Mr. and lira. Oscar, timid. of We»
too. were guests on Saturday. of Mr.
and Man. J, B. diam. of banana.
mu Hollis 01mm“ and alone. tw-
lrudo Diamond. of Normal. word tho
shoots of Wilton ffloflod‘lli Neat! . -
airs. Ann/it Pike who Ills bunnfilb
in her slum. be. m a: a.
I I for her Brooklyn homo last lat-
mi
" ” 'Rumllmbulcfihom
‘ pothol- in “than. Vin
' . n. it. when she will was
mailman. aluminium out brunt-l
Hiya friou a.
WMina clan Adelinc‘Waiorbury- aunt
Miss Maud Van Dine were in Stan»
I “no alsiel‘if‘M dill:
Mrs; Francesca Neabitt and a. J.
M. Betta will entertain the
Whist Club at th
next Wednesday.
The Rev. Sydney Cox and "it.
of Bethany Church. New Yo have
been spending a few days
and Mrs. W. R. Fenra. of Cu
9 latter's reuse
Miss Howard and William Hamilton .
of South Norwaik. visited Miss Hull at
Mr. and Mrs.,Will=Bsiiard and fame
in expect to leuvefor their summer
afternoon at t a home of
A second article oni‘raveia
y Edwar . Hale,
Mrs. Clarissa Trlptraln, aged 94. em Bet
in New England." b
was read and discussed. .
Mr. and Mrs. Merwin. ti
other. Mrs. George F. Cum KS. and
tea Georgiana Merwln, or ill Nor»
walk, spent Wednesday in lion and
called on friends.
Letters have been
Miss Kathrinc White, no lag her
friends of her solo arrival her dos
titration. Switzerland. who she will
or 1110th returning
Sunday school will be diuooutluued for
spend the ammo
home In Sepiem
Miss Sarah Rockwell.
Penn. visited last week t'. her na-
tive town. where she was any years
a resident. and was the met for a
week of the Misses Bone t on Bei-
R. H. Fitch has recently kind to his
attractive series
cards protogruphed by list (.‘i, h‘.
This collection
six, comprising views of
fall, Post Office Green. C use Row in
midwinter. the 'l‘ow
tion and helium 1
name indicates. aboundei [basses of
poison ivy and is also priulncnt as a
landmark dividing Wiltc from Can-
n I-lalh'i'iiton Ste-
A B
Some day you will go bad scare
when you feel a pain 1 our bowls
and fear appendicitis.
Dr. King‘s New Life Piliio sure cure
for all bowel and stench diseases.
such as headache, hiilusness: cos
Guara led at F'. H
ter’s Drug Store, y 25c. Tr)
e . t t.
4.
LYONS ptms
James Ilikeman is vei poorly. Ih‘.
tiorhum is attending llI.
Miss (‘inrn Banks isulnlo from a
week's stay with Mradlewitt Brad-
Mlss Marguerite Ladlrd. of West~
port. In home owing tdhc illness of
Services were condtied last Sun~
day in Emmanuel (limit by the Rev.
Mr, Wagstaft’. of lirldiport.
than. Phebe Funton sturned to her
ho‘.";.' in Wilton on bnday ufierh
week's visit with frte
Mrs John Williamswhn has been
seriously ill. in a iltthmore comfort.—
ablc at present.
Nichol returned Inst
Funeral services were held at St. l flom fl “Wk “8” in ”m"
Mrs. Frank Lyon rcirncd homo Sut-
urday night from u to weeks‘ stay In
Thomas 'l‘readwcll Morton Lyon.
Harry and Frank .'Ichols all slfcnt
Sunday at their hot ' here.
Ilepalra have mmenced on the old
Mcrwin place. rccdiy purchased by
Sylvester iiurlbut. I' Westport.
Miss Minnie Lyn. who has had
charge of thc' schoc hero for the past
three weeks owjugto the Hinton of
Miss Carlie. cciebltod the last day
by giving the childrn a treat of cake
and ice cream other home.
needless to say tht the children on-
loycd the affair imicnaeiy.
ONLY CURE FIR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin iiah. of New Castle.
“l sufired for years with
Iyspepaia. used tmave great distress
[tried everything i
lould hear of, fur nothing helped me
int“ i took ilrazilln Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cared to completely."
For sale by R. H Plaiated. E. H. Bax»
tor and the Clitfo-i Pharmacy.
NEW lANAAN.
'l‘ousoraiist Wltam Patterson has
been Iii for a In days.
Ilruggial Pit-rd has
trotting more trot Norwalk parties.
Mills Rosalie Logan!
Month; In liarriourfl.
k
Pa. for several
Bunndlci h t). shoe factory will
close down tiamdoy for a two weeku'
Harold Kuinonlf Stamford, has been
visiting his conic. Harry Kaiser in
Park alrnct. fol several days.
Mrs. M. 0. Relay and Miss (3. Mac
lac-airy have ram-nod home after visit-
ing for auroralddyn In New York.
Mills Fiornno IAVIIII Puncher hold
ha pupils rectal at her studio in Ms-
nlc manna retards! afternoon.
a. II. limitiacim. of California has
been Vlnliiim with his brotherdu-iuw.
a’ouinldhlor l-I.B. Hoyt. for several
Mr. and Mn. Thomas Rae will re-
lurn from th-ir wedding tour solar.
printout they are In Montreal.
The Now Canaan baseball loam will
play the Altiotlthl at Stamford. on the
south womb diamond Saturday at-
ternoon. II It”.
A quartet» of lamina singers from
the Atlanta liaivcrsit hold forth in
arch last we:
the Count: donut
Mac. A in load audioauo was pron
out and tin niacin: rm mod
inn playing ball
I: hit over the left or:
toting a ton: gash. His
William labor. in
in inmost wound.
was nccidrutal
with a but lull
suffered to ill elects.
ids. who was impulse
and who on horrlbi
.rmrday afaé
ratedby Illa
. lw l.
"lilocoldi‘aon
as Lucy “WWI.
principal in Waterside _
lord. was diluted“ in "$“p&$&i ,
tau chart bod N. Y. m
attic” "’g fauna
out all *I‘woil‘t‘sfi' VP
children's n W‘caiobiinbudby
ltd o ’ W “i
iii.
PEPSIN In It.
L
entertainment.
..._.........._.__.
QUALITY VS. QUANTITY.
Hard muscles and strong body do
eat. but. on its perfect digestion and
proper assimilation. When you take
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure your system
gets all the nourishment. out of the
food you cut. it digests what. you eat
stomach and conveys the nutrient pro-
huilds up and strengthens the entire
pepsin. Belclling, Sour Stomach. Weak
Henri. etc. Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy. ‘ "
Furniture
ON
Credit '
A. J. ANGEVINE & SON,
FURNITURE.
I34 Washington St. 80. Norwaik.
Automobile insurance.
BOSTON INSURANCE CO.
c: an $1,000,900.
This Comp§z writaka most liberal
form of insu cs covering the car
wherever it muy'bovin the United
States or Canada. against lire arising
from any cause. expiration and light-
ning lnciuded~niso marine and .trans-
portation risks—theft or pllferago. up-
on the most favorable terms.
Jacob M. Lauion.
. Agent.
5 Railroad Place. South Norwalk.
Tot. 35-4:
W
DAVID _w. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
and Embllmor.
10 North Main Qt. Booth NorwaIk.
lid-looms. 6 Washington ‘dirnt.
Tolophono It moon!“
”as. c... or .
Gregory’s. Bani!
IAIT NOIWALK. CONN.
OF ALL KINDB..OOOKED
T0 ORDIN ,
Barman-"m3 maniac.
asses; ‘
an .
Court, June Elsi, A. fl. .1905.
Estate of William S. Athcrton lute PERS-
of Norwalk ill said District, deceased.
trial of Norwaik. hath limited and al-
lowed six months from illlii dale hero
of for the creditors of all d Estate. to
exhibit their claims for settlement. If Y0“ “and WALD PAPER for ““3 .
Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts. properly attested. within said
time, will be dellurred a. recovery. All
persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment
to
9-1 Washington strect'So. Norwalk.
123-30 17 ; Conn.
a marked feature in the success of the f:
not I u i .. " I.
depent on to quanti y of food you .'I KENS, TORPEDOES, BAL~ ..
I: LOONS, VLANTERNS, FLAGS, I:
II ETC. .. II
" vsnv LOWEST PRICES. “ ' ’ I
regardless of the condition of the f: j: '
portion to the blood and tissues. This ..
system. Kodol cures indigestion, Dys- J
NING‘. annual; ’ 4...
” mil.
P “Sombtimasftsald ”Uncle Eben. “a
man thinks he's overworked when he‘s
Jes' tryin' to kctch up on do time
be done spcut loatiu'."-Washingtou
Star. .
SOLVENT NOTICE.
The Court of Probate for the His
Administrator.
liuviland HIork.
PISTOLS, BLANKS, CAPS,
CANES, AMMUNITION, CRAC-
H.R. BULKLEY,
52 .0. MAIN IT.
Sale omeldmali
Panels at Cost. .
Now is the time to buy. 'Aunual
District of Norwalk. as. ‘ Probate Clearance SALE 01c GOLD WALL PA- ‘
It is my custom during July
and August to reduce the price of
GOLD WALL PAPERS to cost. in
order to make room for new goods.
summer or next fall. coma and see
our stock. ;
Cloth Window Shades with fringe.
JOHN J. dunno. 25“
it
hot-W
Crockery, Glassward‘a pumps.
w”
Painlefs' Supplies.
-.__.—.-
Window Shades and Picture Frames
to order.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
——..—..
Talophone Connection.
8? WASHINGTON STREET,
South Norwaik, Conn.
uni nova!
.‘PHOI’IO‘ 1392.
Jenkins Bros. hint
no
tiniest Packing. 3.
carried in stock. i
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING‘
,Ihr England Electric lotus
Have no ouperlor. Con chow
them In operation.
Repair-- 19 stationary and MI- I
d O l Ilv
iii:§’:.iit"i.i."....£"°" M" ,
‘THE G. N. McKIBBIN
MFG. CO.
/
I
66 WATER 81'. so. NORWALK. .
new Worry
hilt transfer it to an old lino com-
pany. whcro payments remain the
same each year. For a low guurautcmi
rate and particulars. address .
Telephone 863—5. 80. Nor-walk, Ct.
m. mow-mecc-
Now- is the time to
Gas Range
Thenllou will be readu
when the reaiiu hoi ... .......... mm «ill. a...
Have you soon our stock of
RICHMOND RANGE”
TH! JONES g HOTCKKI‘BI
O
11 wau. ornu'r. uo'nwaur. _
a M ‘ ~ I
FRANK C.
till. it & ilgiliiliiii.
about your
Assessment insurance,
F. H. FIELD, Gen. Agt..
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
get a
- Wgter
Heater
daus (come.
'thd a.
, BLUEF'I’SH .12c
WEAKF‘ISH .. 8t:
FORGIEB ......... Alba..2507
SEA BAHS............. ..... ..... 7c
EELS ........... ......... ..... 12c
FLUKE AND FLA'I‘F‘ISII.......7G lb.
STEAK 001) ......................100
SHORE DINNER. AND 83A FOOD REASONABLE PRICES.
THI FIOPLI'B FISH AND OYITIN
IATH HOU.I:;€R‘NT IY DIA- Int Ind of Wuhlndiowfim Iridll
IO . .
.I. E. outline; Pmorieiot‘
saunas indw-
Sale on everything. beginning Friday
grail ending Madam alum. glib-t moist
u to ruin . up . vat . .
Wallis. from title up to 82.25. Bill: “@103.
wants. (gem mo up to 4. Shirts. Nb! Mills.
from 2.2 up ‘ \ ,
a.” ilk girl' 018:." (fonts om :4 hip
. . H’ m. “I “0* ufaoturo “morohanto and
bred, from in: up to». Petticoats, up... “’53...“ mm
EDWIN H. M‘ATNIWUON. PHI.
will “it'lléii‘fli
I” . “ M if.
, ‘ ‘oiii'ac'rom. '
An ideal spot M . oumnm homo.
Inspect the quaint J Ion phantom
built by mm workman. moo foot
of ohm front. lino views. boob
tau. bathing. with: and analog. Ploy
bound for tho chum. Lot- for
H’idoldifron ,.
76¢ up to 1.49. More a c on we can-
not mention in this am Don't miss
thin “id. ‘
I“? lama. Infill, inducements
{to on when. mm ills-wool
limit. II. II from main. II
tilt in how to main o moor
Vi. ll. nominal. ;
.- and Id. gun at. in door-m. lion».
adios
Allin OTHER KINDS OI“ FISH A'l‘
MARKET.
Old Initiation Army lulidlnfl.
OAP‘I’. cHARLlo auction I
touch Norwolk. .' "p.
3. FOX. .
“fl-II LADIII' TAILOR.
PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED.
We have a three dayn' Reduction
to Iii. Pluto in Coats,
to 31.49. peril. from
:1 mm at. ' brwallt. ct.
m
Guard
let. Builder and
6%»!de
” ”PREPARE
FOR '
A
HOT SUMMER
AND
BUY A
White Mountain
ICE CREAM
FREEZER.O
Charles E. Dow,
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 143-6.
"III I
PL Mth AND IT“!
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT 'AIR HEATING.
ITOVEO AND RAN-II;
ILATE AND TIN ROOFINI.
an and slum Plain
VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING,
STEAM,
HOT WATER. ,
AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
‘50 Sentinel/laid Street.
Telephone, 137-8.
. utl‘l Norwalk. Conn.
“in:
Bill Niil‘iiiii BANK
scum nonwaut. cons.
” ORGANIZED 1832.
WITH
3109.000.“
monomer:
559,990.09
W
Ooiloito account. of individual; more
f" ‘ . Ilflyflflhmfl JOHN Ho LI’M
JON ”a Nfllflp
' W O danish
Oilri I
i
, Hurry onmoui'
It. arvin “mutt Grumman
It on i' In: *Wailaoo Marvin
. m .
Is I necessity of perfect Health and
an essential element of Happinesmi
To prevent sickness and enjoy the
comforts of life you should equip your
sleeping apartment or dressing chant.
hero with a snowy white, one-piece
“Standard" Porcelain Enameled Lava.
tory and have running hot and hold
water as desired at your touch.
We have samples in our showroom_
and will gladly quote you prion.
Horace R. Nash,
CORNER MAIN AND WEST 81's..
South Norwaik, Conn.
Ihroat. Nose and Ear.
'-- Nil” ‘
Any diseased cocaine: or the
Throat, Nose or Ear successfully and
scientifically treated and cured by the
latest and most implored methods and
remedies. Now installed at 66 South
Main street, and any calling will be
given consulthtion and examination
free, by a specialist who has been con-
nected with the New York Hospital.
WAGE WORKERS’ HOSP. SOCIETY,
Branch, 66 So. Main at. y _
Treatment hours. 8-10. 14, 7-8. ""1
_ HOTEL Victoria
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AND
MONROE OTRIET.
Newly furnished throughout. Molt
comfortable and uptodato hotel In .thd
city, Electricity and heat In our!
room. Baths in connection. Pep
fect sanitation. Rooms excellently
appointed. Always comfortable and
quiet. at“ - ;
Cafe carrying a full line of 'Aclrr \
Merrill and Condlt'o wines. light. I
and cigars. Belt stocked but In tint
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is a little larger than «or befon‘.
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods bot-c. You know
we do the work in an vary but
manner. .
Wu lion mm a good min!
contracts for house painting and
will basin! to submit figures for
your work- .‘ “but...
Walryto wrylnltocilvny-
thing you and for tho dooontlc '
of your house. Inside or out. . .
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Gar-ham.
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