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For the oonvenlenco of tho reader:
of the Sentinel. a letter box has been
placed on the bridge In front of the
ohop of William R. Gilbert. Item for
publication are collected daily. They
should be alonod by the writer as an
Ovidonco of good faith.
Mrs. John W. Mains Is quite ill
with malarial fever.
Marvin VIIII Kent-en, of Unvo street
is riding a new National bicycle.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton ix’. Cutblll have
returned from their honeymoon.
Andrew Ratio}. of Bridgeport, was
In. town today on business.
Mrs. George. I), Keeler h; spending
a‘few (lays in New Haven.
Mr. and Mrs. lilchard liland spent
Independence liay with relatives to
New Haven.
Charlie. Fork of Winfield street. was
quite painfully burned on the hand yrs-
terday by an exploding eap.
William Ham-k Is spending his vil-
eation with Mr, and Mrs. l“. I. iianek,
of 24. Second street. East Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Webb. of Win-
field street. have been entertaining An~
drew Stanley, of New York.
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Mrs. Shaffer. of Stamford, spent the.
Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert S.
Partriek, of Osborn avenue.
Mrn. Harry Fox left last night.
on the. midnight train for I’hlladt’lllillil.
where Mr. Fox is employed. ' They will
reside there in the future.
Mrs. Ell Jennings. who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. ('harlen
Peek. has returned to her home in
Bridgeport.
W
John Cole. was busy this morning re-
pairing two windows which were brole
on out night lit-forl- the Fourth by
some hoodlums who threw large ran
non crackers against them.
A large cracker exploded in William
Weiseil's parlor and about u hundred
fireel'aekera In his rule. A big lion~
fire. in the street was the cause of an
alarm of fire which brought the up.
parutns from South Norwalk.
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Noah .loyee, the old soldier and vet-
eral of the Civil War. was the victim
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Agents for the Evening Sentinel, In
Darlon..are Arthur Slauoon. and Wal-
. lace Bnorcr. Order. sent to either Of
the above will receive prompt atten.
tion.
Whitney Crackers of all kinds at
Street‘s Cushflrocet‘y.
Everett Millnpaugh, of Bethel, spent
the Fourth with relatives In town.
wWhat's the secret of happy. vim
()l‘tiilfi health? Simply keeping the
bounds, the stomach, the liver and
kidneys strong and active. Burdock
lilood liitterh does it.
WESTPORI’.
Agent. for the Evening Sentinel, In
Weotport, are 8. Dlglovannl and Wm.
E. Nash. Orders sent to either of the
above will receive prompt attention.
Miss Eva .lnlliffe him been visiting
frienda In New York.
.lames Miit‘t‘llit‘l', of New York, has
been visiting friends in town,
Miss Frillii‘l'n Bennett Is visiting
friends; in New Jersey.
t‘harles Anderson, of New York, is
visiting friends in town. .
Miss May Maloney. of New lluven,
is the guest of friends in this place.
Mr. and Mrs. IE. S. Wheeler are
visiting in lllassaelinsetts.
Mrs, W. J. Wood Ililo been visiting
friends ill New York rel-outly.
Miss May lietlford has been outcr-
taining friends from New York.
Mrs. l’hoobe. i“lllll,otl. of Weston, In
spending a few days with friends in
town.
Lewis \N’ntertnan. of New York,
has been a guest of Edward Allen.
Saugatueh.
Mr. and Mrs. Woods, of West llaven,
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
L'llominedleu.
Miss Sarah linker, of l'lridgeport.
has been visiting Mrs. Alex I'lrmnrlt.
(lonlpo street,
Miss Anna iiennett. of l’Ialnlleld.
N. .l.. is at her old home on (.‘ompo
Street for the summer.
A business meeting of the Musiral
Sol-iety will be held this evening at
the residence of t.‘.. ll. Ilolge.
llenry .l. lirudley, of lirooklyn, has
ot' a fusilade of tire t't‘nl‘het's and bomb
ultells on the evening of the third that §
brought to his mind a vivid rerolletwi
lion of the battle of Antietam, in
whieh he was a partiritmnl.
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ill-urge t‘onklin I> laid up at his
home with a t'ai'U'itlge, wound in his
leg. in smite way a revolver whit-hI
was loaded \vith blank ('ut'lrldges want
aceidentnlly disrharged amt Ilti' wadl
entered his leg striking the hour. It I
will be some time before he is out
attain. lie was attended by In. I~‘. ll.
linker.
m i
In front of Ilnfner‘s store was ill
lively spot the night ill-fore tln- I’llll'lli.'
The Virginia Home was the set-up of
n bombardment and Mrs. Johnson
frankly admitted that she did not Iilw‘
it a IIII. line of the boarders drew!
a l‘t’\'tli\t'l' and n l‘at't‘ war might have.
been Ill‘t'l‘IllIIiiIt‘li then and tilt'i't' had
Iltl liol Ill‘l‘ll litivln't'd to go in lIIItI gel
to bed. livery time the inlulbllanh.
opened a door or a window it was the
signal for a fur-llade ot‘ llontan van-
dlen and tire rral-Imrs.
FORCED T0 STARVE.
II. It‘. Limit, of (‘onetlrlh l\'_v.. says:
“For 2!) years. i .«utt’i red agonies. with
u Horn on my upper lip. so painful,
nomelimes. that I llllIIlI not eat. After
vninly trying everything else. I eni'edE
it, with thirhleu’: .trulea Salve." but
great for Ilitl’ll‘. rub. and ivouulla. Al i
F. ii. I5ItXIl‘i"n drug more. only the;
t.
naturist.
Agents for The Evening Sentinel, tn
Howayton. are Frederick LooltwoOd.
EIwOoo Broadway and Chartea Potty.
order. not to any of the above will
receive prompt attention.
Edgar Lyinb. ol‘ Yah- t‘oliege, New
lint/en. In unending his lililiillll‘i‘ val-u-
lion at hla home.
Mi'ii, IA‘WIH II. Warden, of Beverly.
Mom. In visitltu: her son. M. t‘. Ogden,
of Itowuyton IIVl'lIllt'
w
lierltert Vim Hover and family, for~
nlerly of thin pluw and o'omh Norwulk,
vlultolt over the Fourth with rplutlveu
In the village.
There Willi nu Ittlerl‘nliilu gunuv of
lluuebnll played on Ilte Albrerhl Ill-bl.
yenteylny. the llllleh being composed of
memhcru til the lluwuyiull lint-m than»
pony and the Mbrrrbl family, the lat-
tnr made up rnlmly oi‘ momlwra of
that family. ‘
a.-.“ “new“. .4
Th private. bout-limo boom: in River
street, conducted by Mm. bury Lynn.
is nearly filled with milliliter imlli‘tlf‘rt‘.
Mr. and Mrn. .hthn hotter. an, and
family. of Brooklyn. town nrrlvml at.
their milliliter home for a twu monthn‘
utay.
The Rowaytou liono Compuny‘tt
been a gut-st of his brother, I~‘rederlrk
Bradley at his home in Sangnttu-k.
Lewis ll. llrewes and family. of
New York. are spending the silinmer
witlt Mr, and Mrs. lv‘l'ank Godfrey.
('ompo street.
SHE TRIED FIVE DOCTORS.
er. l-‘rtiut'es I.. Salts. of Missouri
Valley, la., writes. 'i have, been affine
ted with kidney trouble five years:
had severe pains in my bark and u
l'reliuelll desire to urinate. When rItI-
big I experieneed mueh pain over the
region of the kidneys. I tried live phy
all-inns without benefit and then eon-
eluded to try it‘oley's Kidney Pure. Al'-
ter taking three Slim bottles I was
mmplelely eured.” Sold at l’llusted's
Drug Store. ”
NOTES OF THE SEASHORE.
Mrs. Simon Illake and family. of -l‘.’
Keeler street. Iianbury. are spending Il
week at llelle Island. Mr. llluke In
the raptalu of the Kennedy tlltltt'll>.
how III camp at Pine l‘oint.
le-Seleetmun Iluuford While amt
family, of lhlnul'y. were guests of the
out-itpunln of the ()verlooh null Itone
voltages, over the Fourth. Mrs. it. it‘.
Footer and rs. illudys l’at'ker, of linu-
bnry. are t'hnpl-roning large parties
of humility people at lheiyt- eullagen.
and a rlambitke and flag raising at
the Overlook, yesterday. were Iwo of
the Important features of the ocean‘-
loll.
Every trolley ear to and from the
shore. yesterday. was crowded to ilrl
eupnt'ity. and many people were ob-
liged to wait. sometime for an oppor-
tunity to get on board. After The
Knob and Yacht Club dunren u nultr
ber of gum-uh boarded the euro and
rode down to ltololt Point, the object
being to got a thti. Hundreds of
people were waiting at liolon for earn
and many of lIlene people did not leave
it» early mt. they wished.
There Will! an lull-renting night III
the East Beach, Belle Inland. yentor-
day morning. while tin» water with III
or nearly flood thlo. Over one Initi-
drod perilonil were counted Iii bulb.
tug at one time. and It bl believed that,
twieo that another wore In during the
day. The Ileilu Inland aeaaou lit all
hit height. every voltage being oeeu-
pled. and will probably remain no un-
til the end of the, neuron. 'I‘ho hulelu
yesterday ware. filled, and many of
the collagen Were. rrowdml with vint-
lorn from out of town to upelul the
tiny.
DO NOT NIGLIGT THE CHILDREN
M thin mutant of the year the find
unnatural loosenehu of u chlhl'n bowetu
almuid have Immediate attention. The
bold. thing that can be given In Cham-
berlain‘s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy followed by motor oil an ill.
mated with each bottle of the remedy.
bmhali team and the team of the
Manner Role (7. inc-with. played int ox-
‘lt'or sale by Blillmmd'oweii tforporu-
'lion. Clifford Pharmacy. Zeitfiunt Phil-i:
oiling alum: of bull. yesterday numb mat-y.
lug. on the Cape Horn grounds. The
hose company team won by the ileum
Samuel Iloyt ulnptr- fight if he tried to steal
on it cold ntght.
of olovooto ton.
on tint we.
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A burglar known he. Would Inm- to
the bed novel-g
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WILTON.
llev. J. Hubbard, pastor of tho Zion
l-lill M. it). Church. entertained friends
over Sunday;
Miss Lila Godfrey was the guest luht
Week of Mr. and Mrs. llarry Benton.
of South Norwulk,
Mrs. Edith Clark. of Cannon, is via-
iting her grandfather, Mr. Buchanan
In South Norwulk.
Mrs, Harvey W. Knight and Mica
Knight, of New York. have arrived in
Cannon for the summer.
Mrs. llurrlet Alice mid family. Mlns
Allen and Joseph Allen, have opened
their summer home In Cannon.
Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Neutiltt.
daughter Helen and Arthur Nesblti, of
the city, are titleilln of Mrs. J. M. Betta.
Miss Sarah Abbott, Miss llelen Slur.
gas, and Master Edward lieklund en-
joyed a class plenle to Huntington. 1..
1., last week Monday. and enjoyed it
still on the stunner Huntington.
S. J, Miller and Messrs. D. flurry
Miller, Lewis Ambler and It‘, 8. Still"
ges. took an automobile trip to New
Haven. last week Sunday. to attend the
beginning of the rommenretneuL exor-
eises at Yale t‘ollege.
’I‘he sociable held at. the home of
Joel (lodfrey last Thursday was a nur-
eess in every respeet. A «otnpany of
nearly fifty were present, and a gen-
erous sum was realized. A fair was
one of the attrarlions. and the young
people amused llitmselven by playing
games during the evening.
BARTENDERS‘ NEW FINANCIAL
SYSTEM.
Benefits in Case of Strikes, Sickness 0r
Death—Ryan's Dismissal and
Election of Officers.
NEW HAVEN, Jilly i'i.~»lutornaliolr
al president of the Burlenders' un-
ion, 'l‘Inlothy ll. Sullivan. presided at
the meeting of the lot-at union Sunday
at wbleh the president, Thomas I“. R)"
an. was impeitehed. The meeting was
attended by nearly every man in the
union and was intensely inlereslll‘ig.
Charges of eonduet uubeeoming an oill
vet: and lilo set-oudary (-harge of pine»
ing .lanies .‘Iillil‘l‘. a former member of
the union, and now a retail liquor tit-nI
er. on the unfair list were preferred
agailml ilyhn and after the m‘ldeure
was heard his resignation was demon»
ded and immediately aeeepted.
it wan ('Ililllli’tl that Ryan had told
certain members of the eigarmakers'
union not to patronize Muller's.- plant".
Another important matter to mine
before the meeting was the elevtion
of a linunelul seerelary and treasurer.
tho two oflieeg being eoutbined into
one, II. P. l’it'kelt was t-bosen. .l. J,
Sullivan was eleeted l'eeording Stirre-
tary and Ilernard Higgins was made
temporary president.
The next important matter was. the
inlrtnlnl-tiou ol‘ a l-onslilul ioual amend
'uenl At a reeetlt national eonveniton
the federation adopted a financial syri-
letn \\'Illl'Il I}: very similar to that of
the eignrumkers' unions am! by theh
benellis are provided for in vase of
strikes. nil'kuens or deulll.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The find You liau Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
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THE FOURTH IN MANILA.
The Day We Celebrate as They Cele-
brate It.
The (llorlous Fourth bu.q eniuthl the
Philippines in a. burst of pnlriolie en
(Illlfililillil. as Is (“VIlIt‘Hl‘t‘tl by the fol-
Iowlug from the Manila l‘able News:
"If signs eounl for anything this
\‘etir‘s It‘ottl'Ill of July celebration In
Manila will be a truly glorious one.
Every member of the general (ltlillillli~
lee vllio most representative one yet
organiued here. is working hard in the
way of voueentratlug the popular en-
lhuuhmm and perfecting the piltllu for
the day's jubllalions.
“Hitllitt'l‘llinuti are ilowing In steadily
to the treasurer, I". M. Ilevllbliir, and
the members of the Iinnnee eoininllleo.
of whieh be In ehalrnmh. 'l‘he mer-
cantile ronmnmlty to taking time by
the. forehwh, and the parade prombula
to surpass by for those of previous
yearn.
“The dlapluy of libido will be par
tleulurly notable. A number of novel
lien In the decorative way are in More
for the ntghtm-era who will be out in
their thousands on the grant national
holiday. and IWll hundnonu- prlzett of it
subaluntinl ('Ilnrueler will go to the
ilrnt and wound float In the order of
prei Linear.
"Chinese Illi‘l‘f‘llllllIH are ueilvely he-
llllrrlniz lhemnelveu in the hope of
enrrylng off both lropleu, but they
hare «trout: rtvulu in the field. and It
In unfe to any dull the winning tune
out? will be dreuum of haulage beau
ly.‘
Am
MILES OF WIR! F‘NGI.
m.‘ m...
Danbury Hardware Co. Hal Bio
Contact for Railroad.
’l‘he liaubury Hardware t‘imnpuny
into the rouirnei for itupplylug the
lianlmry and Harlem railroad with
wire. fenelng to enriotto the right of
way along the eompnny‘u lino. 'l‘eu
tuilrh of fermion will he required for
the motion of road between tinnitus
(airport: and the New York state line.
Workmeu hilt/o been changed uteri-ml
dove in diatom: posiholeu null trotting
poem and that pg IIIllI been eoniplctnd
to n point home distant-n beyond the
Ridpvhury rhureh. Saturday men he
gun to put the wire feuding into place.
Bumper-AWN own you thirty thorn
sand IiOIIEfl."WhICh you any you can't
pay. why don't you marry Minn Okl-
’illlli‘lli
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INI "ili‘lllllll
President Roosevelt and Many
Members, of the Official F am~
ily Attended the Services—-
Owing to Wish of Family for
Quietness Not Many People
Were‘ in Attendance
CLEVELAND, 0., Jilly 5,~—/\t ltillmst.
exactly noon today. the body of John
liny was laid to rest in Lukevlew t'em-
etery. Around the open grave at the
last moment. stood with bow'ed heada
the president and \‘leopresident of
the United states. members and or
member» of the present eablnet, and
men who had, in former years, served
with the dead secretary in the official
family of President MeKInley. There
were many others who willingly would
have paid a tribute of respeet to Mr.
Hay, but his family wished that ‘the
funeral should be romiueled for John
llaywlhe man they knew and loved in
private lifew-and not for the lll'IlllIIlll
prentlt-i' whose. halite is honored where--
ever clean and sueeessful statemuun-
ship is. esteemed among men.
The assemblage at his funeral was
therefore small. The. vltdble honors
accorded him in death were In a ratio
to him in life and perhaps no greater
testimony to the worth of the man
could have been given than the quiet
manner in whieh his countrymen. who
ments. stood aside at his faitiily's wish.
endurnure of his fame.
ident Roosevelt's train at it a, m., and
funeral, itself, wns held between it
and l! o‘eloek. the burial being at
noon.
When the sperial train
of his eablnet arrived at the depot of
merre. headed by l’reuidenl Ambrose
Swasey, entered the president's ear
and firm-It‘ll him.
The other members of the reception
eolnmittee were then presented to the
rubinel. A short eouversatlon ensued
between l‘resident Roosevelt and Mr.
.H‘wasey relative to the funeral ar-
rttugenu-nls and then the president,
with a uuirk and of the head, signify-
ing that he understood, walked (pilt'k-
ly front his train toward his earringe.
art-unwanted by Mr. SWIISI‘)‘. As soon
as they had taken their seats, the
Ilit‘inIn-i‘H of the Cabinet. and the reeep-
l'lngts, and headed by 'I‘roop A. the
Ili'tlt'i‘}.‘~lilil (if I‘lll‘l'Iile'h‘ liltli’t'd HIT iii
a smart trot for the (‘hauiber of t‘om-
merre, two miles away. where the
body of Mr. llay lay In state.
In the preaidentlat party were I‘M“.-
IIe M Shaw, secretary ol the treasury;
i'bnrles .I, Ilonapnrle, secretary ol the
Navy. James Wilson, Rt't'i‘t'llll‘y of A4-
rh-ultnre; I}. A. IIIII'III‘UIIv'. ht'l‘l‘t‘lttl‘)‘
of the Interior; Victory ll. Mi’ll'it”.
l'oslmaster-tltmerui (ltxn'ge ll. t‘oro-I.
you: .~\tlorney-(leuernl William il.
Moody; Senator I‘. C. Knox, oi" I’t‘lllb
sylvania. former ulloruey-geuel'al:
l‘harh-s Emory Smith l'tlt'lttol‘_|imil-
nnlslergeneral: i’uul Morton. former
serrl-tary of the. navy, and I‘ilihu Iloot,
former secretary of war. In addition
there were the president's slenogruph
or, M A. Luna. and the president’s
serrelnry. William .I. Lot-b. .lr.. and Ill‘,
llixey. i-lii'gt'liil-gt‘llttl'lll of the navy.
An enormous crowd had gatherml In
front of the (‘liamber oi (lommerre to
see the routing of the president and
tile department the funeral and a
strong detail of pollen was lll‘t‘t'Hrilll‘)'
to keep them in line. Side by side
Willi Mr. Swnuvy and closely followed
by Virei’renldt'ttt Fairbanks, who in
eonlpuny with Governor llerrlt'k, met
the Ill‘t‘hifit’lli at the depot and the
members of the vtibIm-l. and reeeptlou
t'ltIIIlIlIIIl'i‘. the president panned slim"
Iy along the hull toward the door of
the auditorium. III whteh the body lay.
The two ueutrlen on ltunrd at the door
fell bark with presented Itf‘jlll'l and giv-
Iug them a salute the president. enler~
ed and aloud by the etude-l. ’I‘hu Illt‘ill‘
hers of the pronldentiul party follow“
'ell, and when all had entered the
door“ were nwullg, the sentriert aguIlt
rennin-at their guard. The undertaker
removed the lid of the t‘lltilil'l and the
president approached to look hhl new
relory of Male in the fare for lbe bed
time, For perlntpa a hall minute. the
preuidoni ntmlt liiuiioltleun guzlmt
steadily Into the lure of lite dead. the
members of the cabinet and of the re-
t'eptlotl ronmtiltoo rebuilding grouped
In the. rear of the hall.
It won the expreumul wiah of Mrs.
iiuy that l’reuldont iioom-vell should
be ullnwml to one the tin-e of bin um:-
relnry again, If he doalrad to do of).
When lhn mutter wan tilt-liiimil'll lo
lite prettident, he doellned to iIIIlIlIl‘II
the existing nrrumtentenln tn the
uttuhteut degree, and the Ctttlittit With
not opened.
The prenldettl and number: of the
nutrient stepped forward to pay their
rnnpeels to Mini. May an aim entered
the auditorium from an ante-room. and
then all wan ready for the departure
from the hull. The memberu of tho
enhlnel. preheat and past. ranged
iiwmnelvea in ndvnure of the blm‘. and
lhe Pill uona-nmmhutlonml null-era
of 'l‘roop A look their Ilifli'l‘t-i at the
Ride of the market. When tin1 honor-
ary pallbearers moved forward, the
t'utlktd wan raised by tho earnirymon.
and rollover) by the members of the
tiny minty. the prlmhlcm and mom-
hcru of the reception unmmiltoc, It wan
girl, Ihe't! worth when that amount."
. Sumner-emu. l «on do that: but
' you might marry her your-sally and pay
the theililflomoet»‘f-riiomllo Blot;
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om ma”
I g [on III hallway and “III ID "MT“ W“ " ' "MAW"mmw‘wmm'"
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out and will"! mg "a ”339% uooaomo or. out orangutans , mfi.utit£°m.”m ‘fi mm:
In a salute an "181$" "firm”? lined ,mfl OUTnOWTflWN 0:03. OM an ,nmnohttiunfl dink (ion-mop» -
The t “l t‘“ “it , 0" mu. omen? A": o .19.. , u. war-“Ii,” mm pg» 1
in two lino. outside of the door and ufllIIOINOII-u ' 1 fil‘dfl‘hli‘m' r. on out .. l
_ a control was borne between them Mu : I“ . .
mm in too hoot-ea. 'i‘ho err-,nyvaflronr Avenue, dog”
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direelly inverse to those freely given.
ttpprel‘lltlt'ti is i‘lllll‘lit'lt't‘ and aehleve- I.
in lake hostage of the future for the ':
The events of ..
the tiny began with the arrival of l’rea- -'
l'Itli-il‘tl with its departure at three. The ..
rarryinl: ‘
l’rexldent Roosevelt and the members j:
) . . . . . ‘ I . t ' v I - co
lIlP l l nunyltania llalhoud .it .I olloth. .. 52 80. MAIN .7.
a rereplton committee emuposed of
llletilln-rs of the Chamber of t‘om- "'-'~'-' '-'~'."' I..
lion t‘llllllilllit't' entered the other t'tll'- 7
Is Your Iieatl Clear?
If not, it is probably the fault
of your Liver and you need a
corrective. You will be sur-
prised to see how quickly your
brain will clear and how much
better you can work after taking
Beecham‘s
Pills
Sold Everywhere. 1n boxes 10c. and 950.,
we
ringers of the pallbearers then formed
it line In udvunee of the hoarse, amt
those of the family. of President
ltoouevell and of the (committee roi-
lowetl. A few nhurp words of. com-
mand. worrying and trampling
boots and the t‘nvnlt'y WIIi.’l'INl to vol-
mnn and passed the front of the eor~
Iege. There was no delay and the
eavalry moving at. n quirk trot pass—
ed straight south to Elll'lld avenue
Iillli then due. etmt to the eemetei‘y.
live mlleu away.
I HAD STONE IN THE BLADDER.
tutti my kidneys were. offer-ted. None of
tho menun taken for relief produced
any hinting benefit until I began the
use of lir. linvld Kennedy‘s Favorite
Remedy, of Rondout, N. Y. The pain
eeased~the calculus or stone having
been dissolved by the medicine. I am
ready to tustify that my recovery was
due to Dr. Kennedy‘s Favorite Item-
0dy.~~E. l). Parsons, liorheoter. "
Kid is still to the fore as a trim—
ming for outing, huts.
Bargains Galore!
PISTOLS. BLANKS. CAPS,
CANES. AMMUNITION, CRAC-
KERS. TORPEDOES, BAL-
LOONS, LANTERNS, FLAGS,
ETC.
4
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
II.R. BULKLEY,
Don’t Worry
about. your '
Assessment Insurance.
but. trnnafor it to an old lino com-
pany. whero payments remain the
same each year. For a low gunrunteal
rate and partirulura, address
F. H. FIELD, Gen. Agt.,
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
Telephone 353—5. 80. Not-walk, Ct.
mmmmwr
Nowis the time to
get a
Gas. Range
AND
Water
Heater
Then uou will be readu
when the reallll‘ hot
daus come.
till. it lithium.
Fresh Fish
W
l‘nnilci‘lsn 12e
WEAltlt‘lrllI Sc
I’llltl‘iliclei I “)8” 25c
HIM BAizilzl . 'Io
mun 2c
Fbttktc AND lt'IaA'I‘lt‘li-ili.......7c III.
i-l'rltiAK ooo lllr
SWORD rum 2e It).
Aid. ("l‘l‘lllilt KlNliit OF FISH A'l‘
IIEABONABLE PRICES.
THI PIOPLI'I mu ANO OYITII
MAHKI‘I’.
Old Ialvatton Army Iotlllnl.
loot Ind of Waahlnoton ltroet Irldlo
6A". OHARLIO oucnou. Prop.
loath Norwaik.
r. s. and?
Carpenter, Builder and
M.
of
linulms,
Blanks,
Flags,
Fourth III lull].
Gharlofi. Dow,
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 143-6.
SiteIdol-'I‘OolcleWall
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 of
GOLD WALL PAPERS to cost. in
. order to make room for now goods.
if you need WALL PAPER for this
'. summer or next fall, come and See
our stock. _. , - 1
q
Cloth Window Shades with fringe,
25C. 3, '
A
Crockery, Glassware, Lamps.
Pnlntero' Supplies.
WIndow’Shadoo and Picture Frames
to order.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
Telephone Connection.
i. H. Decker,
87 WASHINGTON STREET,
South Notwalk. Conn.
184 . “‘5
PL MBInG AND [Till
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND HAN.
ILATI AND TIN ROOFI I.
On and ltaam Fitting,
Cu Fixturoo. Metal Collin]. Ito.
Have you «on our flock of
RICHMOND RANGE"
TN! JONES & HOTCHKISI
COMPANY.
11 WALL "REIT. NOIWAER.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING,
STEAM.
nor WATER,
'AND Ii.
Vt
GAS FITTING.
Tip, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc. , u.
‘50 South Main Street.
Tot-phone, 137—3.
South Not-walk, Conn.
till no BANK
SOUTH NOBWALK. CONN.
ORGANIZED 1892.
WITH
Capital
Surplus.
Nu Profits.
Bollolte aooounto of Individuals. man-
ulaoturora. morohanta and oorporationo
upon favorable term. ‘
$100,000.00
W...“
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pm.
JOHN H. KNAPP, VIoo-Proo.
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cantor.
DIRECTORO.
E. H. Mathowoon John H. Light
John H. Knapp Henry Seymour
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
Christian Owen: J. Walloon Marvin
Fred It, Rowan.
AND GENERAL SUPPLIES FOR THE
”00.00000
360.000.00
'Phono. 1392.
Jenkins Bus. Valves
”0 90-1"
unlock Pauling
Carried In ltoolt.
GOLD“ AND SILVER PLATINO.
lieu England Electric Ilotlirs. I
Have no auportor. Gan allow
them In operation.
Repairs to Stationary and Ma- 0.
rlno Engine: and. General Mac!»
rlne Work Solicitod.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN '
MFG. CO.
at WATER sr. so. NORWALK.
’ CLEANLIyE'S“?
mt
la a neceaeity of perfect Health and
an essential element of Happlnooa.
To prevent atokneee and enjoy the
comforts of life you should equip Wm
sleeping apartment or dressing chant.
bera wlih a snowy white, onrplew
"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 5T3,
Iouth Norwalk, Conn.
NW“... .._. - . .,.__........W~
Throat. Nose and Ear. .
put—— I P. w ‘
Any diseased condition of the
Throat, Nose or Ear successfully and
scientifically treated and cured by the
latest and most improved methods and
remedies. Now Installed 11:66 South
Main street, and any trolling will be
xiven consultation and examination
free, by a specialist who has been con-
nected with the New York Hospital.
WAGE WORKERS' HOSP. SOCIETY,
Branch, 68 80. Main St. .35..
Treatment hours, 8-10, 14. 7-8.
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUI AND
MONROE STREET. .
Newly furnished Imminent. float
comfortable and up-todoto hobo! in, tho
city. Electricity and heat In over)
room. Bathe In connection. Pot-
feet sanitation. Rooms excellent]!
appointed. Always comfortable and
quiet. r we :
Cafe carrying a full line of Actor
Merrill and Condlt’a wines. “out?!
and clam. Boat atookod bar it tied
cltl. . 1...
[T- ]. SULL‘IVAN, Prop. ‘ '
TELEPHONE CALL. ”H.‘
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wen
Paper.
Our atoci of new good- just Ill
is a little larger than ever baton”.
Wonderful how low you not
buy nice good: here. You know
we do the work in the vary but
man“- | A”... t
We have taken a good all!!!
contraota for house painting and
will be glad to subunit figural tot
your work. I - :t «mum
We try to carry in atocit ovary-
thing'you need for the decoratio -
of your home inside or out.
E. E.
Gorham,’é
TELEPHONE 335—4 3
E. Nonwm. .
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10 FIRST 8T.
I
THE JOHN J. LAWRENCE
, activates.
ALL INSURANCE. REAL ESTATE
MORTOAOEI, NOTARY. STEAM»
BOAT TICKETS,
PATflNTB SECURED.
2 SOUTH MAIN OTNEET.
Tel. Call, 36M
are“ ~; ‘
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