l the readers
hox has been
front of tho
Items for
daily. They
. writer as art
.lreaehed yes—
‘ ster, N. li.,
nxbeo. of Fort
0 yesterday in
arch in New
'l-
_Spiiiildlng. of
spending the
1‘ Bridgeport, to
Mrs. Charles 1’.
iii.
‘ . i, of truth street,
tli typhoid fever.
'- ttcnding tier.
‘ ' orksi li‘ireworks,
: t liafiicr‘s. Call
Mrs. John Cole
ett are in Don—
ndeiicc Day.
Holden and son.
. Rev. James W.
.t. .
ur Seymour of
rs. lieiiry Sey-
1‘? ice Day.
and daughter.
ace, leave this
alcta, N. Y.
ha
. .onipany have
‘M leum floor for
' ‘ s y' . J
“5m rogoiy s l olnt,
upiic
‘bll p
li.
.cls I
tici'I‘l
how u
it???
in; l
.onncctl'd with
Works at
, the holiday
it"‘rs ot‘ the Ep—
istallcil at the
the East Ave—
‘: u.
as); onion. 1'
. elk. '
3- '. . .-
"i‘lhtlirign, t: .‘ llolli
. S'I‘ too:
‘ ”opt, to. ¥tit'
. .1 with: & I, 0
were held yes-
Sllilll (‘Iiui'clr
reached two
nroy, who
we, of S‘u
* ht in Star.
‘. s
and Emery
-on-tlie-ilud-
their cousin.
’ .___ istlioi‘pe.
claws?" t” m; which was
““5 - esdiiy night at.
I v '
. I .. \“3-‘1, ‘ isociwt-ii will
-- uiiii Thursday night this
'. filmdies and children may buy Iluf»
. B‘s fireworks In stationery depart-
nt, entirely separate from tobacco
1' 0. Phone. 369-3. Free, delivery.
'hn Mains believes in a proper ex!
ion of patriotism. so has Just had
d in front of his i'csidciice a
,,. c iiaxpole, upon which (lid
g ill float tomorrow.
..
Mud Mrs. Clinton Keith (‘iitbill
piling their honeymoon on board
‘Iicii l'ill‘lllepalltl di‘t' cruising
. rd. 'lfhey ‘eni Sunday at
, I ,V .tport. and wilr‘m-ailii..ily go down
‘ l‘ simmd and visit the «till-rent liar-
alum: the shore.
w..-
i Club is planning to
.‘litflru‘npll‘il’ tonight at
the bytlle i'm-r side. One
“Sp 9 " :luiiili's llncst
l firm}. 6. lti'ii'llh'. ’i‘liei‘o
' edible. “Ill! l good time
for th‘b‘i'ncnu» i's.
“W.
illiam' fl.“ \‘ci 1i]. towed the
it] other limit from the
use onidoosi! island rcor
Point... The inundation of
’ all this mi and the
“II c III.‘ n place as
80. i-‘i‘lic will Is now
fill‘flJtcd .. if light.
733.....-
2hr. gout tireworks.
5 p m. prayer
'r.-, day even-
'i“‘ . ti-iilliy, ii p.
', nesting of - odicial
‘l-‘o‘. will be no ~rvlces (m
’HWI lnfi. ,Iitho iilor Band
’ (it as l‘viiliiy at 7: . u, m. The
_snt. l: Sherwood. “ll lead. A
I ll‘ , i on to‘meo . attend.
. ' immune.
seiner»: InVI .
.-
. Inning sentinel. In
». . "dot-let Lockwood.
m“- sy and chart“ Potty.
, lily of PM above will
I)”. mm Ittontlon.
deldwn Ford. of
z t. and mo Julia Reed,
an...“ Announced.
” a, I ! full envy today.
”(4.0 9- coin “We mini: away
t“. if A’ii {W ‘ 1’
.‘spehd the Fourth with Mr. and Mrs.
* Franklin (Ii-opioid.
m
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leach. who
have been visiting Captain and Mrs.
lilokson W. Cole. have none to Nine
are, leaving their son Henry In the
care of his grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thomas. who
have been visiting in Boston, have rc-
turned here. and will remain until
after the Fourth. when they will go to
their home in Jamaica, L. l.
w...
The Rowayton Hose Company open-
ed Its new house, Saturday evening,
with an ice cream festival and bazaar.
The house was crowded and the affair
was a complete success. The fine
quality of the night contributed much
towards tlils end.
W...-
Another school meeting will be held
next Saturday evening at 8 o'clock to
consider the advisability of heating
the school building by hot air. steam
or hot Witter. and to appropriate mon'
cy for the system decided on; also
to transact tiny other business proper
to come before said meeting. Earl
li‘. ’I‘liomcs is the district committee.
~liives are a terrible torment. to the
little folks. and to some older ones.
Easily cured. Dean's Ointment nev-
cr falls. instant relief. permanent
cure. At any drug store, 50 cents.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Agents for the Evening Sentinel. In
Darien, are Arthur Slauson. and.Wal.
lace Sharer. Order. sent to either 0f
the above will receive prompt atten
t on.
Mr. Bowen is painting Mrs._ M. M.
Scovoil's residence. A new pair of
steps have also been added.
The. King‘s End Fucl.Co. is erecting
a new storage shed 50x75 feet. to ac
conunodate increasing business.
”3......
Mrs. LcRoy M ifpmc. her daughter.
Miss Lucy. amt Mrs. Monroe's niece.
Mrs. Mnllci', will spend a week with
Mrs. Charles Duryea, at Lewisboro.
Miss Lily Scovcll is spending part
of her vacation at her mother’s home
in llarlcii. and in August expects to
join a party for a visit in California
Miss Nellie Hoff, of Newark, New
Jersey. who has been the guest of Mr
and Mrs. John liruiumcr. in Daricn
wiiilrclurn home about the Fourth oi
July.
ltobert M. Anthony, of Stamford, is
moving a building for Mr. Rensbaw ill
Collt‘llllfll‘s l’oint about 81.999 feet to a
new foundation. and is also moving :
building on the William Zcigler es
late.
William Elias. superintendent for
Anson Phelps Stokes. has had the
large barn which .utood on the. Ox
ltidgc road at Highland li‘iirni. moved
about 250 feet further back in the lol
The bay crop is now being harvcslcd
:iiid sioi'cii in the burn, litiiliiing Mov
cr Northrop, of New Canaan, placed
the bill“ on its new foundation.
Mrs. H. M. Valentine. will entertain
friends at a lawn party on the Fourth
of July. Mrs. J. W. l'urdy and Miss
Helen l’iirdy, of Wyoming. N. .i.. are
spending a few days willer. and
Mrs. Valentine. and family. Mr. l’urily
mid liis.friend. Mr llodgmnii. also
spent Sunday with them.
Mrs. C. Walters. mother of Mrs. ()v-
erton, of Barton. is somewhat ini-
provcd. and able to sit up. after a
very serious illness. licr (laughter
Mrs. Van Ausilcll, and Mrs. Wuilci
Sutton. of Providence. cand daughter-
iii-law. Mrs. Walters, of Long island.
are spending a few days at. Mrs. 0v
ei‘toii's.
(.‘ciitcr School of lilarien received
lionoiabie iiioiition from the Bridge
port School Committee in a recent
visit. They considered Mr. Perry's
methods of training rciiiarknbly suc-
cessful. judging by the progress oi
tlie pupils. Mr. Perry has accepted
a position In one of the Norwiilk
schools. littl‘len will lose an cfllelent
teacher, and many will regret his dc
parture.
The remains of Charles ll. Kearnes.
who died at the Soldiers' Home in No-
roton. were taken to Wlliiiiiantic, li‘ri-
day, by Undertaker George. H. Ray-
mond. of Norwalk. The deceased was
a veteran of the. Civil War. and was a
barrier willitlic Eighteenth New York
lavalry. and a member of Company
D, 'l‘hit'd ll. S. 1. lie. was also a
ismlsmiiii In the United States Navy.
where he made quite a reputation as it
heroic lighter.
William Zeluler, heir to the large
Ziegler estate, has completely recover.
cd from the injuries sustained several
weeks ago In a. pillow fight with two
of his schoolmates twin, New York.
The little fellow Is about the big es-
into at Nilrobflll every day. and fro-
uuently drives Into Rtamford. Ila looks
the. picture of health. and lir, Avery.
his physician. says be Is In splendid
condition. Whether or not Mrs. Zieg-
ler and the boy will spend the summer
at their Great island home Is not
known. as their plans are not yet
settled. '
WEBTPORT.
nun—u.
Agent. for tit. Ironing “MIMI. In
.wmpm. In I. Olstovsnnl and thin.
I... Nash. Orders sent to either «All.
above will resolve prompt attention.
infill“. of New York. In visiting
friends at the Farms.
, The Epworth unmet Ilia Militia.
dist church is plasma; to} clown
party to be given in to near future.
’ ism-Mu- , ;‘- "”3“ . ‘
out stun airshow
- collar of the town building.
‘ .
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./ v . 9 , ., ; -.~
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ALKEVENIN G
i
ii I l
W
M
on
saving;
r. - MWW*W-ww-v . w ->'
for the railroad in the depot telegraph
olllce. ~
—'-'"“—-
There are to be no more communi-
cations ot.‘ Temple Lodge. A. F. it A. M.
until September 14.
m '
Town Clerk, Joseph G. Hyatt has
been appointed administrator on the
estate of the late Otis Sweet.
Charles Barroclugh. who has for a
Ion time been motoring on the local
trol ey lines has resigned.
Miss Etta Willardson, of Hobo‘ken.
N. J., is the guest or Mrs. 0. ll. Jen-
nings, at the Farms. . ‘
Business at the hotels is not up to
the mark to date. and the season gives
promise of being a failure If a boom
is not soon started. The erratic tem-
perament of weather Is credited with
the conditions.
They do say that Town Clerk Hyatt
will, as soon as his duties as reproach»
tatlveat the legislature for this town
are terminated, take steps to have the
fountain that was surreptitiously
moved from the center. taken from the
Having
had a feast of law. tip to (late. Hyatt
(lemurs at being held as a suspect III
the matter of secreting that blooming
mass of old iron about which there is
such a stir. and iiistifliably too. for the
removal was one of the most auda-
:Ioiis acts to be credited to any board
of selectnien.
TEETHING BABIES.
Children when teething, especially
during the summer months. are more
or less subject to diarrhoea. This
'Jllll be controlled by giving Chamber»
Iaiii's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy In sweetened water as direct-
id. For sale by Stillson-l’owell Cor-
poration, Clifford Pharmacy, Zeltfuss
Pharmacy. "
..».__..__
NOTES 0F Tide”, SEASHORE.
July Is to be full
~curslons, at
Roton Point. '
The “John Sylvester" it is expected
will go on the New York line next
week.
Carpenters were at work. last week.
rotting the Pine lsédgc bathing float
in shape for launching and use.
The launch "’l‘lielmn" has been linul
.‘ll out on East Beach. where she was
repainted.
_._...____.
The ileKlyn family had a private
‘liilllllllke Friday afternoon, beneath
heir summer housi- on l'iiic Ledgc.
Superinlciidcnt ll. 1.. Rowland is as
‘msy us though he was at the head oi
the trusts. .
W. ii. Carsbnw. of Brooklyn. opened
Union Cottage. llellc island. yesterday.
for the season.
John J. Siicllback. of ltoton Point. re
ports that so fur the season has been
a very quiet one.
Mr. and Mrs, 'l‘. Marshal Andrews
it‘ "liciiclisldc" have rciitud their cob
[age for the coming month.
Mr. Stevens has completed a cobble
wall around the, rear of the home oi
.Vli'. uiid Mrs. George F, Foote.
“ .lnntlor Edward (lustuisoii, oi‘ the
Norwalk Yacht Club, Is overhauling
ind painting 'l‘lionias Benedict's ca-
due.
The trolley company has filled in
‘t short stretch of land at the north
‘llll of its bridge. leading to itoton
l’oliit.
.......___._...
'l‘ho oiil.iI(ick at the iiorili end of
llcllc island. running otit from the
place that was once a hotel. is now
entirely gone.
Pine Lcdini has no liatlilnu Iloni In
as yet. Some of the barrels of last
year were budly assailed by the worms
and are hardly ilt subjects to final.
The pavilion nt Roton Point was
‘rowded Saturday night. the dancing
Iicing enjoyed by Hi iurgent number
of the season. Another big gathering
Is looked for tonight and tomorrow.
Waller Sirolinicycr has received his
catboat "Critic.“ back from tho liniids
if the painters. He had parties on
the boat the better part of the day. cii-
toying the fine southerly airs.
Edward (iiislafson. innltor at the
Norwalk Yacht Club. has been over.
battling the large row bout of Mr. liich-
urds. a new member of the club who
has taken tip his summer residence on
'I‘iivern island. .
William fibelton, of Norwalk. has
had his caiboat "Juanita" placed in
commission. ()n ”l‘liursday be sailed
her down front Norwalk and placed
her tit her bcrili off the Norwalk Yacht
Club.
A fruino work and the posts for the
Klyn fireworks on the night of the
Ii‘tlllrili were erected Friday. The
pyrotechnics are to be shown on the,
lot north of the Nylked [rounds pro.
per.
Landlord John (”I‘t-lulilvan is making
irrsneoiiients to accommodate a large
crowd at Barton's Point, tomorrow. Al-
ready several parties have engaged
shore dinners i ore, and the bathing
and sailing ammo is now at its
height. All visitors receive courteous
treatment and the best of viands and
service.
A party of Dunlmry people came to
belle island, Butitrdsy. to spend a
week-iii. Overlook and hose cottages.
The party consists affluent brainiird.
desires Parker, Albertinmst Miss Kli-
tie mm. as. nmsii heroin: . can
mum". mot insular mammal mini
mm 9 u m a” ”i .
filth
rm mum-mm w‘q-c— nm
Ions artists In the band,‘hut orient
the most interesting and enjoyable
features was the work of George Mc~
Curthy. who took his father's position
as trap (lruinmer. and during the con-
certs have several xyioplione solos.
Two of the most successful numbers
were the musical fantasy "Woodland,"
and “By the Watermelon Vine." Mr.
McCarthy. Jr., demonstrated that he
Is an artist. and was obliged to res-
pond to cncores. “ t .
v‘ .
.—
“*1“, .
Tomorrow will be a. big day at Hot-
on Point. A New York athletic as-
sociation will have the biggest excur-
sion of the season. 2.500 coming tip
on the steamer isiibol and barge Eni-
plre. There. will be ball games in
the morning and afternoon. Owing go
the fact that Wheeler & Wilson’s list
is engaged at The Knob Outing Club
during the afternoon, the Aiisonla
Brass Band will give the concert on
the baseball grandstand and the hotel
veranda. Wheeler & Wilson's Band
will play during the early part of the
evening. There will be dancing both
afternoon and night, l’rofessoy Low's
orchestra furnishing the miislli. The
other attractions will be in full swing
as usual.
BENT HER DOUBLE.
“i knew no one, for four weeks,
when l was sick with typhoid and
kidney trouble.”
Hunter. of Pittsburg, Pa, “and when i
got better. although i had one of the .1
‘3‘st.
doctors i could get.
i was bent double and had to rest my
hands on my knees when l walked.
From this terrible affliction l was res-
cued by Electric Bitters, which res-
tored my health and strength. and now
i can walk as straight as ever. They
are simply wonderful." Guaranteed to j‘
cure stomach. liver and kidney disor-
ders: at F. ii. Baxter's drug store;
price 50c. “
NEW CANAAN.
Percival Gregory is spending a few
days in New ilaven.
Brown dz, liuryca are building an ad.
ditioii on A. ll. Ogden's residence.
Mrs. .l, lioward lioyt is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Charles l’l'ltll‘, Saratoga
Springs.
A tclcplione has been installed iii
George il. Stcvens's bicycle store in
iiailroud uremic.
deard llarrett. of Mount Vernon
has purchased the Nellie 'i‘. Murphy
plucc. Smith‘s Ridge.
.i. ii-ving licnedicl and family start
ed this morning for Delhi. N. Y., where
they will spend several weeks.
Misses Marlon Rae‘and law. “or-
ton have returned tlftcr several days
visit with friends In New York.
A large consignment of "fresh air"
children from New York are now out-
ing at (.Irace-lionieoin-tlie-Fields.
Mr. and Mrs. George Siawson have
rented the. upper liner of the Charles
(.‘i'ui’oot place In White Oak Shade.
Strap lilil Minstrels, a comedy com-
pany of colored comedians, will appear
in the opera house, Monday night.
William H. Weeks, of Brooklyn. has
been spending a fcw days with his
niece. Mrs. Robert Elwood, Cemetery
street.
limit-dict ‘& (To. shoe factory shut
down to-duy fora two weeks“ vocation
and .wliI commence on the fall trudc
after the Inventory.
Moses Gregory, a clerk In Mui'ron's
drug store. has rcstiiiicd his duties
there. after visiting for several days
with friends in Norwalk.
"ilown iii Mollie." the play so suc-
cessfully prvniuccd in HIV opera house.
Thursday night. under the auspices of
the Cadet I‘orpa, will be presented in
ltidgcficld. July 7.
William licvan, of Wilmington. Del,
and Mr. and Mrs. William Crawford. of
Newark. N. J., have returned home all
tor a pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs.
A. M. i)oretntis, South avenue.
ltcv. L. M. IAIIIIIBDIII‘Y. of the M. E.
church. will deliver a iicmion on "A
Young Man and a Battle Field.” Sim-
day evening. The Sacrament of the
Lord's Supper will be observed In the
morning.
——........_......
Mrs. liiiich of Palermo. N. J., is re-
roveriiig slightly from severe Injuries
received wlillu ullxhlluu from a trol-
Icy car in from of her home. Mrs.
Hutch was formerly a resident of
this town.
In. and Mrs. Percy ii}. lluyinond.
who have been visiting their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. (looms iii. Raymond.
Seminary street, for sewrnl days, re-
turned to their some In l’Ittaburg. l'a..
Thursday.
W...
George l9. Kt'llOK‘quIllItir partner of
the coal Illid lunitiur firm of F. .
Weed & Co. has retired on account of
ill health. ‘ Harry (3. Tumor. at young
man of New York. has become asso-
cloted with Mr. Wood in the business.
A new stable will be built In the
rear of the summer residence of Mrs.
[3. Fischer. Mt. fisheries. to replace the
one burned several weeks ago. It will
he s frame. construction, um stories
high, 48:82. A farm workshop will hit
so he created. 30:“, and a cow shed.
ism feet.
W
The Ladies‘ Aid doclnty. of the hi. E.
church. held their first cake side of
the season on the parsonage lawn.
Bonita Matti street. yesterday slice
noon. A considerable number were
present and u goodly sum was realist
ed {rem
coke.
crawl. -
d‘
writes Mrs. Annie ‘
‘ not mention In
the Isle of it variety of clinics _
I . ‘
CHEAPER. TELEPHONES. FOR
WESTCHESTER.
Mayor Brush. of Mount. Vernon. has
received ii letter from i). A. Reynolds.
secretary of the State Line Telephone
Company. In which he says that the
company In planning to build a tele-
phone system from Westchester Coun-
ty. connecting all municipalities. at a
rate practically one-half of what is
now charged by the Bell Company. .
The company asks permission to up
near before the village authorities
with a proposition. The. letter also
states that a line Is now being built
at Peckskill. ‘
_
.- u. (AM .by n
m Bur-humu- “km“ 'l‘eniigzflolslfilnid by
on"
mull-owl.“ Indium Baum "IRA- at
.: Fourth of data.
:: Bargains Galore!
" PISTOLS, BLANKS, caps,
CANES, AMMUNITION, CRAC-
Kans, TORPEDOES, BAL- :I
LOONS, LANTERNS, FLAGS, "
ETC.
vssy LOWEST PRICES.
H. R. BULKLEY,
52 so MAIN or.
H Don’t." WOrry
about your
Assessment Insurance.
but transfer it to an old line cone
pany, where payments remain the
same each year. For a low guarantors]
rate and particulars. address
F. H. FIELD, Gen. Agt..
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
Telephone 363--5. .80. Norwalk, Ct.
mmmmna
Now is the time to
get a
Gas Range
AND
Water
Heater
Then llOIl will he reads
when the walls liot
daus come.
hit iI’y highlight
+Mmmmm
resli Fish
W
BLUt-zi-‘tsn 12c
WEAKFlt-‘ill tic
curtains i but, 250
SEA bass 7c
Eats .12c
FLUKE ANI) it‘LA'I‘li‘lSi‘i.......7e lb.
s’rnaxoou tot
ALL OTHER KINDS OF FISH A'i‘
REASONABLE PRICES.
THI PIOPLI'O NIH AND OVO‘I’IR
MAIKI‘I‘.‘ .
Old “WING" Amy lulldl
Int no or VII-shingles Wuhan
can. OHARLIO noon in
Death Namath.” "I
n”.non..n-..--u...~nni.
THI LADIIO' TAlLOI.
PIII'IOT PIT GUARANTIID.
We have a three dsyu’ imitation
8an on everything. implants Friday
and ending Mcmdsy night. Eli rt Waist
salts. from £1.98 up to ill. Lawn
Walnut. from 0915 up to ”.36. all!
Wallis. from It.” up to u. Skirts.
from ”.26 a to It. l'loi’n lulu Goats.
as. silk Cloth Goats, from ”0ng
to $5.”. Girls“ Dresses, white and ..
mod, from title as to no. Petticoats.
from 75c up to $1.49. Wrappers..fmm
its up to this. More articles we enn-
tlilii we. Don’t miss
this sale.
It Main it.
M Revolvers,
Blanks,
Flags,
AND GENERAL SUPPLIES Fon THE
Fourth ill Juli].
éharles—E. Dow,
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Prion. 143-6.
_...._, ._ .. l... ...3 ..._ m
old "W”Sii
' Papers at Cost.
Now is the time to buy. Annual
Clearance ‘SALE OF GOLD WALL PA-
PERS. It is my custom during July
and August to reduce the price or
GOLD WALL PAPERS to cost, in
order to make room for new goods.
if you need WALL PAPER for this
summer or next fall, come and ,see
our stock. , .
Cloth Window Shades with fringe,
250. , , ,
Crockery, Glassware, Lamps.
Phinters‘ Supplies.
comforts of life you
sleeping .
hero with a snowy white, one-plow
“Standard" Porcelain Enamolod Lavo-
tory and have running hot and cold
water as desired at your touch.
'Phons. 1392.
Jenkins Bros. ilalrti
, ”g .
carton noun
curtail In link.
QIOLDNAND siLvsn Purina
lleii England Electric Idiot's.
‘ Have no superior. Gan show
them In operation.
Repairs to Stationary Ind Ml?
i-Ine Engines and General Muslin.
. ring Work Solicitod. .
THE (3. n. Mcmsm
‘M’F’G. co.
Eli WATER 8T. 80. NORWALN. ‘
\
II o necessity of perfect Health :ond
an ettsentlal element of Happlnuo.
To prevent nicks": and Injoy lhfl
should oqulpi‘your
apartment or dressing chant
We have samples in our showroom
and Will gladly quote you prices.
Horace R. Nash,
COHINER MAIN AND WEST 6T5.
south Norwslk, Conn.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
to order.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
Telephone Connection.
. H. better,
87 WASHINGTON STR‘E ET,
South Nomalk, Conn.
5... IN.
PLUMBING 'AND ITnK
HEATIN, .
nor warren HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
ITOVIO AND RANIIO.
ILA'I'I AND TIN ROOFINI.
In and Ito-in Fitting.
In Fixtures. stout coiling. Ito.
Have you «on our steel: of
RICHMOND RANGII!
throat. Nose and Earl." we;
--—- .. vim-
Any diseased condition of the
Throat, Nose or Ear successfully and
scientifically treated and cured by tho ,
latest and most improved
remedies.
Main street, and any calling will lid,
given consultation and examinstlod‘
free, by a specialist who has been con.
nected with the New York Hospital.
WAGIE WORKERS' HOSP.
stood: and.
Now tnstdie‘ at 66 Soul)!
Branch, 66 80. Main
Treatment hours, 8-10, 1-4,
first Vicioaa
cousins RAILROAD AVINUI mi?
MONROE “REIT.
Newly furnished throughout. lost
comfortable and uptodate hotel in the
city.
room. Baths In connection. Poi-
fect- limitation.
appointed.
quiet.
Electricity and best In over-l
Rooms excellent"
Always comfortable. and
. oil
Cons carrying a full lino at Aston
Merrill and Condlt's wines. liquor/1
and aims. lest stocked has in an
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South Namath. Conn.
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Josiah I. Marvin
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