. ......Am
‘i'nr the convenience or the render-
M the Sentinel, e letter box he. bun
placed on the bridge in front at the
“OP oi William R. Gilbert. item for
publication are collected dolly. Thu
eheuid be signed by the writer II on
evidence or good faith.
W ~—
......
Percy Bales, ot'll‘ori street. is visit-
ing‘in Bedding.
Mrs. Inez Peck and son are to spend
Sunday in llethcl,
”....
Charles Gehrnlunn took out a party
today in his auxiliary boat, lilo Arrow.
Someone stole a pair of ours from
Noah Joyce‘s row boat, yesterday.
The condition ol‘ Noah Joyce, who is
at the Norwnlk Hospital, continues to
improve.
Miss Mary Shoo in entertaining her
nieces, who arrived yesterday l‘roln
Chicago.
The Pastimes will go to Woslporl
this alteration, to play ‘tlle team in
that place.
Msr. John Ilughes has returned from
a Visit to New York. She made the
return trip by trolley.
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The meeting of the Junior Band last
evening was led by Frank Mend. it
proved a very intorest‘tng session.
‘ Miss Amy Ritter, of Phlllipnhurg.
Pennsylvania, has been the guest (it
Mr. and Mrs. Carr, in Winfield street
Bert Voorhecs, who was quite badly
hurt by a tall from his bicycle sov-
era] days ago, is getting along nicely.
Miss Alida Pooh, of East Norwulk.
and Miss Lelia .Bouton, or Vista, are
visiting their grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs, Samuel Benton. in Wilton.
ill-v. .l. W. Davis, will preach in
Cruubury chapel, Sunday tll‘lcruoou :ll
ozib, subject, "The t'upardolulblc
Sin."
iloly communion will he cclcbralcd
tomorrow at the Advcnt t’hristluu
Church, as next Sunday llcv. James
W. Davis, the pastor, will be absent.
The mcoling ol’ the Loyal Workers
at tho Advcnt l‘burch. tomorrow. will
be under the leadership ol‘ Miss Lona
i’odzelnu. The subject will he "The
Truly Wise."
The meeting of the Epworth League
tomorrow will be on the subject of
“Allusions in Eastern Asia,“ and will
be under the. leadership of John
L'llontmedleu.
i<‘redcrlck Wart? in mourning the
loss of a National Iiit'yt‘li'. which was
stolen yesterday iron) the bridge. ilc
Iclt the wheel standing by tho curb
for a low minutes. and. when he went
for it, it was. gone.
Jcssc ll. Toilcs and Walloco Mae-
Quhnc, who have been the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall ii. 'l‘olics, of
East ill't'lllll'. will leave nevi Monday
for lndianapolis, Indiana. whorl: lltcy
are. making their llcallqttarlers.
.
While battling a not down lhc hur-
bor, ycxlcrduy. (‘upluin Thomas Smlth
caught our of thc lurgct sharks m-cn
hcru in some little. The fish “'t‘Il-LIII‘II
sc\‘culy»l’our poundn and was exhibit-
ed on the, limit at the bridge,
The excursion ol‘ the East AVouuv
Sunday nrhooi to‘j'ttlley tlrovc, yester-
day. on tho steamer llunlinulon. was
a wry pinup-audible, 'l‘llo ntlcudauco
was large. the day was spent without.
tlnploumnt lllcitll‘llis and the return
was Hill-1y made in the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. li‘rodcrici; li‘crrls, of
] Warrcn stroi'l. blast Norwalll. ott-
lflrlaincd a party or rcloliws at tin-tr
Ilolhc. 'l‘hursduy, 'l‘ltosc lil‘l‘st'lll wi-ro
Ml‘R. Harry Chiltlttl and children.
Muster Harold and Miss Mabel, ol'
likinthutnplon, Munoz. .‘dr. and Mra.
Andrew Fleming, ol‘ Ii‘ilt‘ll stroot;
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron lieciovr. Minn
Annie and (ii-nova and Arthur liookor.
Mr. and Mrs (icorgo W. Mills and
Edward Mills. of liroad ltivcr. Muir
(or Ilcriio Ferris look part of tho
(lbtltpniiy for a row hcl'orc Hillillt'l‘. The
men IIIIIIIHL'tI IIIPIIIH'II‘I‘N playing
qniolo, The evening Willi upcnt Ill vo-
cal and Illfill‘illlli‘ltwl uluuitr, Muster
Albert li‘t'l’l'lh l'.uvo’a..lo:l;:lc lnnlcru
exhibition, and all had a very cuioy-
nbie little.
FORCED TO STARVE.
B. F. Look. of t‘oumrd, Ky. says:
"For 20 yonrll i ntli’l‘crctl agonlen, with
a horn, on my upper lip. no pulnlul,
aotnalimcs. that I could not out. After
‘Vuinly trying everything olHl', l cured
it. with lilichli-n‘u Aruirn Salvo." it's
great for burns, coin and Wounds. Al.
F. ii. Baxter's drug store; only 2131:.
DEGREE FOR AMBASSADOR TOW-
BERIIIN. July all.-Atubimsnldor
Tower has bot-u notltlmi by the neu-
alo of tho Unlvcrnlly or ill, Andrew's.
Edinburgh, Hootiand. that the degree
of Doctor 0! [lawn will be conferred
on him October ll. when Andrew Car-
negie in lnuthllcd again an lord rcc~
tor.
YACHTS START FOR NEW LONDON
NEW HAVEN, .lllly 21Lw'l‘ho bonln
or the Corinthian Yacht llluh, of Phil-
ltdclphllt. which put into Morris (love
lost evening alartod for New London
this morning.
cruise to Newport.
’l‘hc ynchta are oil a
“A“ «T‘Thgfiaonlllzm
, own, no up on , ,
‘ Ilmd l‘roe eyipnd Ohm-e Nay:
cram not to any or the above will
receivo prompt attention.
Miss Olive Hubbard has returned no
Canaan from it vlqit in Rowuyton.
...—......
S. Edward Dibble in convuloscins
alter a severe illness.
—-
Russell Griswold is quite sick at his
home on Rownyton «Venue.
Mr. and Mrs. linrry Pepper are so-
journing at the White Mountalnn.
Mrs. G. N. Nouer and daughter
Elizabeth took a trip to New York.
’i‘ucsdny.
Stephen Raymund Illlli nearly. com-
pleted his attractive new cottage on
the riverside.
Mr. and Mrs. A. ll. Cnilnher ntul
daughter are boarding at tile Belle
lulund Hotel for the Henson.
Harry E. Griswold will play the ob-
ligato to "The 'Angellt' Serenade“ with
Mrs. Fred. Ambler, soprano. also a
violin solo. at, tho Norwnllt Methodist
Church. next Sunday morning.
Rowayton Baptist Church, .Rev.
Frank C. Brown, pastor-Sei-vlees on
Sunday as follows.- 10:30 a. ill. and
7:30 p. m.; preaching by Mr. Bennett,
of South Norwnik. Sabbath school
at. 11:45 a. in.: Y. P. S. C. E'. at 6:15
p. 111.. roll call meeting, loader, Miss
Minnie Snimn. Thursday evening at
7:30, Happy Hour service. Everybody
welcome at all the services.
Rownylon Methodist Episcopal
Church, Rev. E. W. llynhc, pastor—-
Clans meeting, 9:45 a. in.; morning
service, ‘lo:30 a. 1d,; Sabbath school.
1:30 p. m.; Epworth League. 6:45 p.
lil.', prmtebing service. 7230 p. m.: mis-
sionary sermons both morning and
evening. Prayer meeting Thursday.
7:45 p. m. A cordial invitation is
cxlclldcd to all especially the nutnmcr
visitors to the community,
Capt. John l..‘Hommcdlen. of Row—
nylon. treated the inmates of Elim
”onto and the young ladies of tho llct»
sol‘ Cottage to :1 delightful still ill his
boat on 'l‘hursday. on the Sound, (in
’l‘huruduy evcnlng two row bouts well-
lillcd with Christian workers from
ilello Island rowod down the Sound
and river and attended the regular
pruycr mccting ut the Methodist
('hurch here. The attendance was very
large. almost every scat being occu-
pied. A stirring nddrcns was given
by the pastor. Ilcv. Mr. Byshc on “The
lllood." after which a number of the
visiting Christian workers took part.
in the service, At the close of the
meeting, Ilev. Mr. James requested
that the Conference of Christian Work-
l'i‘S' for one day, which the Rev. Mr.
Ilysho had requested him to arrange
for in their church, on Friday, August
4th. might be postponed until a IIIIIt'
later in the season. as the. interesting
moldings hold during. the nlonth by tho
(.‘irclo of Molhodint (‘hurcllcs hnd no
recently come to a clono.
Agents for the Evening Sentinel, In
Darien. are Arthur Slaueon. and Wet.
lace Shel-or. Order. sent to either Of
that above will receive prompt atten.
tion.
L——.—~
Warren Qunckonbush. or New York.
in visiting his brother, lironi Quack-
cnbush.
Miss- Ella llnwr-n, of New York, will
spclltl hcr August, vacation at her
home in liurlcn.
» Everything at. IIIi' lowtrnl. cash
[il’It‘l‘. Slroi-t‘n (‘ash llroccry,
(Illurlon ll. Waterbury look a trolley
trip from New York to linrlcn. Wod-
ni-nduy. lin mudo the run in seven
hours. and says he will not do It again
in nevcn yearn.
llaroid .l. Staples, nephew of Mrs
.l. (1. Jones, of Iliddtd'tlrd, MIM. will
soon arrive at Noroton Heights. for u
visit. with hh: aunt. h‘ronl Iwro he
will mukc a tour of tho Wold. Mr. Sill
pics in a graduate of tho liiddol'ot'd
Savings llunk.
A large delegation of Dorian people
went to Ilyo Bolton ycldorday on the
combination picnic ol the Congrega-
tional and Methodist Sunday schools.
The party wcnt down in ripcl'llll t'lII‘li'
and the day was spent without any
unplonannt incldontn. All enjoyed
themnelvon thoroughly.
NOTES on THE SEASHORE.
The “Glory Bong“ which in becoming
very popular, and olIu-r Ilylittls will b"
dung, and brlet addresses will be giv-
cu.
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'l‘lle Ilndioo’ Auxiliary, of ill, Jo-
ncph‘u 'i‘, A. it. Socioly. t-llntnl‘ord, in
to town it Iroilcy ride to ltolon l'olllt,
August ill or ill.
The family of ii‘. 1.. (ionnilock. of
Now tlanllnn. removod lo Hickory
l‘lllllf thin week “'Iil‘l‘l} they will re
illuln 'llll tho ovation ('Iilltcli.
Mint-l Rosamond Farrell, daughter of
Commodoro and Mrs. Janie» A. li‘ur-
roll. of Hickory lllul'i‘. ls ill. Dr. 1. M.
Allen in in attendance.
“...—....“—
Mr. and Mra. Richard ll. Golden and
Misti Marguerite Nowcomb ’i‘nylor
ltnvo returned from a tour day’n cruloo
up the i‘llltliltlll river on .ioucph Stuart
Whiletdtlc'a ntcnul yacht “Nt‘t‘kllll.”
tomato-u»:
Frederick H. Norton and Editor and
Henry Molinr, of Hickory lilult. have
uncured tho lot, in tiiotnlnln avenue ud-
iolnlng the property of Wililtuu l’ow-
.
if you are too let it is becauseyour food
turns to fat instead of mueciewetrenzth.
it you are too loan the let. producing Ioodl
that. you out are. not properly digested end
Issimilated. ‘ '
Lean. thln. stringy people do not have
enough Pepvin in the stetnach. while let
people hays too much ’Pepsin end not
enough Ppneroaline. . ,,,
Kodo
Dyspepsia Cure
contains all the digestive juices that are
found in a healthy stomach. and in
exactly those proportions necessary to
enable the atomneltand di stivo ammo
to dizestpnd assimilate all and; that may
be eaten. Kodol is not. only a perfect
digestant, but ii. in a reconstructive. tit-
:ue building tonic so well. Kodol curel
indigestion. Dyspepsia. Sour Stomach.
Heartburn. Palpitatlon ol the Heart. and
Constipation. You will like it.
Digests What You Eat
Rests the stomach. rebuilds Ill!
tissues and gives firm flesh.
v
I
in”
‘ Del "sum- hide!“
tlmu In much en the
"ill. or no cult. lite.
hound M tho Lub-
outeryoitcmewm
A 00-, Ohiouo, ”1.1..
FOR SALE BY
THF' CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
crs. to one no a tennis court. The
ground has been worked and rolled
and will soon nilord an excellent
court.
The members of the Cadets. of New
Canaan. wont into camp today. on the
grounds near the trolley crossing at,
iiollc Island. 'l‘hcre in a large delcglh
lion. and a muubcr ol‘ touts have been
croctcd for their nccomlnoilalion. The
trip was made trout New Canaan or
trolley.
A party of young melt front New
Canaan, will occupy the Rust-oil cot-
tagc at Hickory Illuil. ncxt week. The-
party Includes Sogbcrl lirllillcrhol’l’.
ilnrry l’urdy. licon ilnrrctt. William
Schmidt, William St. .I. Wood, George
l-‘uulcy. Alhcrl Ilcrgotl. Nelson King.
noward Scllcck. George McKondry.
Ray Stilton and Orrlo McKcndry.
'l‘ho (lospci Service was not hold at
llotou l'olul last Sunday evening. ow
in; to the Iliclmucttcy lit the weather,
but Iicv. William James conducted in-
Hicnd. an interesting service at lIlI‘
.tolnoi‘ cotlnuo, Relic island. occupied
by tho Younl: Women's Christian As-
sociation of i’nnsnic. New Jersey. The
(INNOI'IIIIIUII is entertaining in compan-
ion. some of tho worklul: girls of I'as-
saic from one to two \vovks. The Sun-
day evening service will be conducted
at the some place during the reamin-
dcr ol‘ the season, whcu lilo wcuthcr
prcvcnts holding the service at lloton
I‘oilll, Ilut \Vcnthcr pcrmlltiulz. lilo
service will be held as usual at lioton
Point on Sunday evening. at, 5::lu
sharp. immediately after the liand
Concert.
WEST NORWALK.
Ashley Jones it very Ill with typhoid
icvcr. Dr. Charles liohnuun in llllt'llil-
lug hlln.
Mrs, A, II. Ilcnodli-l is vlnilllli: her
daughter. Mrs. Andrew Wood, oi
Springdnlc.
Miss Alice “'urwcn. ol’ Now Yorll,
has been “filling Iil‘l‘ uuui. M rs. Sarah
iluniillon, has roturncd home.
Rov. Duncan or the South Norwulk
Methodist church. will hohl aci‘viccn'
in the Union (‘hapol at 3:30 Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Edwin l.. Mnthcr have.
lust. returned from ‘Wlnolod utter a
short. visit with their stator. Mrs. l.o-
wring, who hat-t returned with thcut
for a monih'a visit.
a W
Mr. uml Mra. Albert Smith, of
Bridgeport, have been spending their
vacation with his unclc Charles John-
son and his pnrnntn, Mr, and Mrn.
tleorgo Smith. of New Canaan.
WESTPORI.
Agent. for the Evening unlinel. in
Weetport. are 8. Digiovanni and Wm.
B. Nnh. order: not to either of the
above will receive prompt attention.
There will be the customary dance
at the Bench pavilion tomorrow.
'l‘ltcro tlro uniny nlrnnuorn hero iii
pronont. While the Hummer Win; a
lrillo diilalory in gelling in list lino
Work when It started bunlncnu it north
ed up A clinrnctnr of weather lhtlt oor~
good purpose tltld there in yet more to
come.
' ...—M
‘h‘lvo ccni telephone toll in Fulrfleld.
'l‘imt tucnna a reduction in Bridgeport,
and tho change in bcnoiiciul to coni-
pony and lo nubile aliilo. Willi in-
el'ctnuol aervico hero and il rounonnblo
loii thorn in. a movement along liuon
littll will put chryhody on lllt‘ “hello“
Ilul before long. ‘
'i'own (‘h-rk llynlt in now very much
in ovhionro about hill uncut-unload
hitlttttii and the recollection attire ro-
tnillly l-lorvoil all noniddc. riznortu Itl '
...r . .. ”-.....” .... um... ....
sored. maiden
more active in discussing the project
and the outlook» There need be no
delays in muting the won: and the
sooner tho hotter.
materially Interested in the project
why not. make the building a memorial
one, and us has been advanced hetero
why cannot ll inodcl alrncluro that
shall accommodate city oliicos on well
an library, without eltecting the latter
be the outcome? There ought to be
it town building here and one need
go no further titan Moridou for a
model. Weotportlwlll not of ital own
volition have alullllttblo place for the
lrnnuaelion of town business. lull hero
In an opportnn y tor a combination
tlult will not- d tract trout lIIt' merits
or the. beauty the gill or building.
Mr. .losup it In - wllovcd would readily
utgtltidh to it re ontlblo protmsilion on
that lino and the actual cont would
be little more.
LYONS PLAINS
li‘runk Nichols spout Sunday here
at his home.
....
Mina Mary E. Hoyt. of New Jersey,
in visiting Mrs. L. It. Hoyt,
Frederick Stillman and wife spent
Sunday with Mrs. L. R. l-ioyt.
'I‘homlul 'l‘rendweil is ho‘lne this
week attending to his farm work.
Mrs. Clifford l’alchcon spent sev-
eral days last Week with her mother.
Miss Christobol Slppcrly, of West-
port, spoilt Sunday with friends here.
Mrn. Dnvld Provost, of New Jer-
on is visiting‘dmnes Smith and
family
Charles Salmon and family spent
several days at their old home here
last week.
Miss (.‘lurn ilanks is home from a
visit of several days with Mrs. De-
Witt Bradley.
Mr. and Mrs. l’hillip Gerhardt nro‘
entertaining their daughter and tom-
lly from New York.
Mrs. lirady. who has been visiting
at 'I‘. W. ’l‘reudwcil’u was called to
Norwalk, \\'cduc:~'d:ly. owing to the
serious illness of her stator.
A double funeral took place at Kits-
ton. ’i‘hursday. The thin] deaths oc—
curred in tho lirudlcy family. Last
Sunday. Mary i2. Bradley, 78 yt‘m‘n of
age, sinnic. and the daughter of the
late Elijah and Elizabeth Bradley.
dlcd. Silo rcnidcd with her brother.
Levi Wuhctnan lirudlcy. who was live
years her junior. Site was to have
been buried ’l‘nosdny. The death so
ullected the brother that he Willi taken
iii. and being ill feeble health. him-
self succumbed to the shock Tuesday
morning. The funeral of the sister
was deferred and the double luncrnl
took IIIIII'I' 'I‘hnrxdny afternoon at 3
o‘clock. The Initial was in Huston.
NEW CANAAN.
i‘iarotlcc Somalis. tho New (‘nnnan
painter. and dccornlor has ilnisitod sov-
oial large contracts, being tho it. ll.
'l‘hnycr place at Sill-l-l'tttinc. inside and
outside. The (lrnnnis rcsidcucc on the
ridge. the handsome rosidonco of Mrs.
Fred ilnynlond. which he has a loucc
of paiulcrn on the interior now. and
also two collages of Charles Fairly.
SOLDIERS AND TRADERS IN CON-
FLICT.
l'll'll'llllN, Jilly ‘..'IL~~'I‘ho Southern
i‘umcroon t‘ompnuy. \vlttliit‘ traders
and their guards it is now ndnlillcd
i'iilill.‘ into conflict recently with
l-‘ri-uvh Scumticnc holllivrs on the iron-
licr of tho it‘rcnoh t‘unuo over this
ouvsllon wholhcr et-rlnln territory in
Mouth or German. rcprcsonts to the
tori-ism oillcc tllut III the iiuhilnlz
which took place lltrcn Germans Worn
NIIIl‘tI lllllI tour Wore luudc prisoners
and one French Scllunicse sergeant
was killed. '
'i'ho I"nl‘llll:ll (Illicc as previously rc-
ported in inquiring ollll‘inlly of tho
tlnluerou government us to what really
took place. The French government
doubtless ill the tnuantituc will he in‘
formed olllclnily on the subject. lioth
governments will then be in it ponilion
to locate lhe blame and take measures
to prev-cut such coillnions ill the in-
lurc. There in no diapouitlon here to
regard the incident no likely to lend
to anything scriouu, though (lcrmnny
naturally will fully protect her coibn-
into.
A SHOCKING CONFESSION.
(Illpplnvotl'n).
ilonodicl in it New Haven man who
has boon eight times the father of u
bouncing hounder. Loot summer four
of the children Wore sent to I’ronpoot
for the reason.
()uo day llencdlct and hill wife en-
lcrtnlnod at dinner a now acquaint-
ance. l‘rol. II, a bachelor,
“What a line little family of chil-
dren you have." he hogan with an ad-
iIlIt'IiIK glance at the tour stay-at-
human.
"You. indeed." rrplicd ilonodlrt
proudly. “and we have {our more in
Prospect."
The professor biualtod his lltstlonluh~
tncnt. , ,
Put up in Violation-top will. line
molmeeln kapl lm tram dirt end in, ,
elm il in perfect condition.
_ I ' , '-
oonl legislative acumen prevail to ho
loan and: loan a nightmare. 'l‘rue he
about, this thing and that with it “how
did you do it,”
it. can’t divulge the fill) morals on
”litmi‘dl‘lilw
: um i
lull nllmBMD'VIQIIOI‘I wholquis him ,
but he has lied apparel
‘ trinity to “get up in his linen” and it ,
tell a runny Itory and tilde stop incl
to to! this place are once. ‘
All the towns In .
r _
m; sum
it,
Brooke no Holst
rte, Etienne.
no Crimea.
Dr. Durirl Itonnody'a FAVORITE REM-
EDY Is not a tlingllliiiitl enmity of the human
race; where it. comma help, It does not
harm. It in composed of vegetable ingro-
dients null «loco not heat. or inflame tho
blood but cools and )III’IIIlll-I it. In ullrnses
of Kidney trollblos, iivur complaint». (ion.
ulipntion ol' the llowcln. and the delicate
dornngomonla which niiliei; \voineii,tln- 81'-
llon of Dr. Konncdy‘H FAVORITE REM-
EDY is beyond proton. 'I‘itouanntln of
grateful pcoplo voluntarily tcotilv to this,
in letters to Dr. Kennedy; and with a
warmth and fullnesu of words which more
luminous certificated never lxissmiu. It;
makes no drunkllrtiw-chcnnen no crinlesm
breaks no Iloat‘lti. In IIN earning thorn in
hope. and in its wings there in healing.
We challenge a trial and are confident of
the result. Your iirtnzgiat. has it. ONE
DOLLAR ll. iiotilo. Bcur in mind the
name and lltItII‘tW‘il Iir. David KENNEDY,
Boutlout, New York.
RECENT ARRIVALS 0F VESSELS.
NEW YORK. Jilly lid—Arrived:
steamer La ’l‘ourainc. from Ilavro.
NEW YORK, July 29.-The steamer
St. Paul was in communication with
the Sluscousct wireless station at it
o‘clock this morning. ‘
NEW YORK, July 29.—-’I‘ho steam-
er Bleacher, front Hamburg Who in
communication with the Slusconset,
Station at 6:31) n. m. ’
BROOKS’ EXTRADITION GRANTED
LONDON. July Sum-At. the Bow
Street police court today the. cxtrudi-
that ol‘ ii. I". Brooks, oi I'uitmtown.
Pu. was granted on the charge of em-
bczziemcnt.
ONION ITIWI tumult!
""Vl‘ll‘lIrP'IL"
Id uh Ilrlm
m- nmdurzs‘rmm 91.1
h KID uni Gold matellir. pom. mm
filth ulna ultimo. “ll-lu- no other. limes
Immu- Schmuck” and bull.
lino. In] at your til-uni“. or and do. II
III-aw hr Particular-v Nil-eniulr
IN “Roller (or Luise. ‘ than, by n
turn loll. 10.0th Tmlmlmlels. field to
oil Winnie“. (‘Ilnhflkl (lire-loll (If—t
mun-m. Dune»- flan—m i'llALA. I'l
bullish '
SOFT SIIIClill CRAIIS.
SPANISH MACKEREL ..... ......Itlt'
wnaKl-‘lsit ................. .. 8c
PORGII‘IS. ....... lit
EELS ......... . ................ . . .ch
swonnvlsu ........ .........1'.Ic
strum: con ................ ......10c
SILVER BASS ....... Sc
N.-\l.‘.\ltiN (whole fish) ............ lilo.
ALL OTHER KINDS OF FISH AT
REASONABLE PRICES.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYITEN
MARKET.
Old lllvetlon Army Iulldlnl.
Eu! End a! Washington Street Irldle
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROIO, Prop.
South Norwelk.
“ma-5...-.. "......” .,. ...
Irritant
Refrigerators
ARE MADE OF HARD WOOD AND
NICELY FINISHED.
FOUR was 37.50, no, 312.50,
314.50.
we HAVE JUST RECEIVED oun
sscoun LOT or THESE REFRIG
ERATons, soup THE FIRST LOT
or THIRTY in THREE WEEKS,
WHICH is PRETTY noon moor
THAT THEY ARE GOOD VALUE.
oun BLUE FLAME on. moves
ARE ALSO coma FAST.
FURNITURE.
134 Washington 3!. Go. Norwelk.
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THE ONLY ABSOLUTE. WAY I8 NOT
TO HEAT THE HOUIE.
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”Gas Range
‘ THEN YOU CAN HAVE PLEASANT
DAY: AND coMronTAaLs
mun-rs m THI nor-
TnT‘ wsATHn.
A. i. ANGEVINE it son. j
Hammock.
You buy the but.
Colors will not run or fade.
and will out-wear
all others
I ll u—n "
Charles E. Dow,
‘ HARDWARE. V
m WASHINGTON ST.
Phone 1434.
i547. i905.
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES,
GLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
Gap and Steam Fitting,
Gal Fixturee. Metal Ceiling, Etc,
Have you seen our nook of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY.
17 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
Sale of Godwin
Papers at Cost.
Now lp 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.
it you need WALL PAPER for this
summer or next fall. come and Ice
our stock. i i ,4 . _
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Cloth Window Shades with fringe,
256. h I a
Crockery, Glassware, lepl.
Painters’ Supplies
Window Shades and Picture Frames
to order.
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Painting end Paper Hanging.
Telephone Connection.
L. H. hacker,
.7 WASHINGTON STREET,
South Nor-walk, Conn.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING.
STEAM,
HOT WATER,
'AND
GAS FITTING.
(I‘in, Sheet Iron, Copper.
and Zinc. , ...,
5° South Main Street.
Telephone. 137—8.
South Norwelk. Conn.
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7".
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milliliter
3(00.000.00
Surplm. ”00.000.00
Nu mun. 300.000.00
lollcite account: of individuals, men-
uleclurere, morehlnte and corporation
upon favorable terms.
EDWIN H. MATHEWBON. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP, VicerProe.
JACOB M. LAYTON, Gunter.
DIRECTORS.
E. H. MethOweon Joint H. Light
John H. Knapp Henry Seymour
.loeleh R. Marvin Iemuei Grumman
curl-lien Iwertx J. Walloon Mll’ilill
Prod H. Rowen.
“Group.
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Coolie!
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Innis Bios. ltilil:
no a“,
nation than} '
Denied In Mock.
new nab olLVIn PLATING
I” England Electric INNS.
Have no euparlor. can eitow
them In operation. -.
Repalre to Stationary and MI!
rlne Engines and General Mlpil-
rlne Work Sollclted.
lTHE G. N. McKIBBIN, 7
M’F’G. co. .
so WATER 31". so. nonwnLK.
l'nl
il l neceuity of perfect Health and
an essential element of Happiness.
To prevent sickness and enjoy the
comforts of life you should equip your
sleeping apartment or dreseinq chin:-
bere with a snowy white, one-piece
“Standard" Porcelain Enameled Lave-
tory and have running hot and cold
water as desired at your touch.
We have samples in our showroom
and will gladly quote you pricel.
Horace R. Nash,“
CORNER MAIN AND WEST 8T8,
South Norwalk. Conn.
" F.S.BANKS
Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractor
ESTIMATES GIVEN FOB JOI-
BING, BUILDING OF NEW ANDRE-
MODELING OF OLD STRUCTURES.
IN OR OUT-OF-TOWN ORDERI IV.
MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED .TOe,
v—RESIDENCE- '
27 WESTPORT AVENUE. NORWALK
unturned
Newly furnished throughout. .005
comfortable and up-todnte hotel in the
city. Electricity Ind heat in our)
room. Bothl in connection. NIL
reel: sanitation. Rooms excellently
appointed. Alweyl comm-table on!
quiet. . dike-
Cala carrying t full line 0! Attica
Merrill end Condit'n wince, liquor!
81nd crux-I. loll etocked be! in h J
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rr. ll. SULLIVAN. Prop.
TELEPHONE CALL. ”H.
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Wall
Paper.
Our etoci of new [code just "I
is a little larger then ever bolero
Wonderful how low you up
buy nice good: here. You know
we do the work in the very but
m“! l in- .l l“ . 6 M“.
We Save ulna e good all!
contracts for house militia; ”I
will be glad to admit figure-{ta
You: work. Mount-
We try to any In much every-
thing you need for the me: I
of your house inside at m ...l‘
E. E.
Gorham,
TELIPHONI 835—! 'l
10 "KIT 01'. I. NORWALKa .
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