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1» too oonvonlonco of tho random
01‘ W Bonito-l, a letter has has bun
Placed on tho bridge In front of tho
shop of William R. Gilbert. itomo for
Implication oro colioptod daily. They
should no oIhnod by‘tho writer so on
outdoncooi cocdvolm.
Miss Jennie LoCount, of New York.
is visiting relatives in this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Royal Decker, of Cove
street, are entertaining Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford E.‘Judson, of Hartford.
Mr, Anderson and family moved
yesisrdsy from Betta Place to Mr.
Randall's house in last avenue.
Miss Grace Whittaker, of St. John
avenue. has returned from a visit to
the home of Miss Grace. Wakclce in
Stratford. ‘
Mrs. E. B. Smith, of East Norwalk,
is enjoying a visit in Greens Farms
as the guest of Mr. and Mrs, John
Henry Jennings.
The regular class meeting was in,
charm of James L'llommcdieu last
night at the East Avenue Methodist
Church. '
Mrs, S. W. Adams. of Benedict
street. and Mrs. Clifford Randall, of
East ayenuc, are spending the day in
Danbury, .
_ Noah Joyco has returned to his
bottle on the Washington street bridge
attcr treatment at the Norwalk lies-
pltal, because of his recent fall down
stairs at his home.’
The regular monthly meeting of the
Pastime Athletic Club will be held at
the club rooms, on Van Zandt street,
tomorrow evening. it is hoped that
every member will be present as very
important business will be transacted.
Mrs. Arthur Douglas Hayes, who has
been visiting at. the home of Doctor
and Mrs. Frederick ii. linker. has re-
.‘ttlrnod to her home at Hartford, with
her husband, Doctor iluycs, having vis-
ited the Thousand islands, Montreal,
, Lake George, Albany. and other pIaCcs
of interest. Earle Frederick Baker,
who has been vISiting in Springfield,
is now visltng at the Home of Doctor
and Mrs. Hayes at, llartl‘ord.
Whenever or wherever t‘tlptain 'l‘htir
mas Smith captures a shark, whether
from the stationary seine or while
dragging for the tinny tribe front his
boat, the gallant old Norwalk boy dc-
Iserves the gratitude of the public as
a benefactor to the lovers of suit wu‘
tcr limiting. it. was only the other
tiny since a youth of sixteen, while
bathing ol’f Beaufort. N. (-1, was drug.
gcd from shallow water in spite of
his great ct‘fot‘tsio get ashore, by one
of these. man eaters. pulled into deep
water, and torn to pieces in sight of
hundreds of bothers and spectators on
shore, with no one able to help the
poor fellow. This might happen att-
wltcro along the surf nml to anybody.
for wimrone of these. mariners ter-
rors gets his four sets of teeth nioul
-.
' city.
3 I"who! every enchant! ,
has been waiting to . ,
It is'licttcrponm and cooler [pots
than" any other dessert can 9 no: on
the table. Everyth the ”“52.
Add one quart mi , bring to a 1.
cool and serve with cream and sugar,
fresh or wood fruit:- It will lease you.
Five delicious flavor-what a. Won.
Chowlste.‘,smwborry. Orange. .
10 Conn a! All Draco".
Order a package of each flavor to-dny.
street, arrived home yesterday after-
noon from II tour of Long island and
visit in Mount Vernon anti New York
Charles Sterling has returned to his
home in Eighth avenue. New York.
after a pleasant vacation stay here,
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George A.
Wright, Sr.
it is stated that, Jolnt Sherman
i'loyt's automobile did not run into the
wagon of the Central Food Company.
of South N'orwalk, butt on' the other
hand, the driver ran into the automo-
bile. Mr. Hoyt states that the auto-
mobile was standing at the side of the
road, and the chauffeur repeatedly all,-
nnlled with his born to the driver oil
the delivery wagon. Charles Tattle,
who was driving near by. bears out
Mr. lioyt in this statement.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Agonto for NI. Evening Sontlnol. In
Dorian, are Arthur Stan-on. and‘Wal.
lace Sharer. Orders cent to oIthor of
the above will receive Prompt atton.
tion.
Anthony Nordine has his
house in ileroy avenue enclosed.
Joseph W. Mather. of Barton, is sar-
iously ill with heart trouble. He is
Xi) years of age.
The recent storms washed the hills
about town to some extent. and the
aelecluten are busy making repairs.
Misses Addie and Helen Waterbury,
of Imrien. started yesterday afternoon,
for Vermont, where they will rusticate
for some time.
The cottage which is being erected
on the lirady property for Charles Ad!
unis is nearing completion. it In R
six room frame house and has all the
modern conveniences and promises to
new
be a very pretty and comfortable
home.
Mrs. Joseph ll. illnrchousc, Mist»;
llclcn Mon-house, Miss Georgia “'Illtv
ney. of Main street. have started for
Intltc Kitchewnlt. New York state and.
l.ivcryman Andrew Taylor took the?A
party and supplies up in his wagonctte
yesterday. .
WESTPORT.
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Agont. for the Evening sentinel, In.
Woctport, are 8. Digiovsnnl and Wm;
E. Nash. Orders cent to either of thoj
of any human being it is all up. They
have double rooms of teeth in the
shape of a cocked hat. with the edges
as keen as razors. and will cut a man‘s
body in two as clean as though done
with the guillotine. Captain Smith has
been following the water since he was I
a boy and for nearly thirty years act-
ed as pilot. for llr. lntmhcrt, head nit-d-
ical director of the Equitable Idle.
but who died about a year ago, ifliiilll:
that line gentleman all over where
there was good ilsbint; or duck shoot—I
lug. Among other notabllitics whom
(‘uptain Smith has lu-cn employed by
i:: Admiral Winfield Scott richlcy. 'l'om~
my. as the boys call him, is not a hit:
man, but tlilit‘l, cool, dctII'Iitincd and
as steady as u rock. His grandfather
owned acres of land around the \‘i~
cinity of North Main and Ann strut-15.
in South Norwnlit. and the grandson is‘
univermlly cstccmcd.
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ROWAYTON.
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Agents for The Evening aontlnol, in
Rowayton. are Frederick Lockwood.
Elwood Broadway and Charles Potty.
Orders lent to any of tho show will
receive prompt attention.
Mrs. I‘ldna Walker is \‘isllun i‘i'ill-
illicit In Port .ielferson, Iauty, silnnd.
Wurrcn tinder has secured a posl-
thin for the Htllllllll r as I‘it'I‘It in Mcad's
grocery store,
Mina Nettle llrondwny, of (‘os t‘ob,
spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. J.
ii. Broadway.
Mr, and Mrs, Albert .ioncs. of McKin-
ley street. are entertaining friends
front New York city.
Mrs. Terry and children. of lilnion'o
Neck, Loni: inland. nrc nun-sis of Mr.
and Mrn. l-iutzcuc ('ilhiilllilil.
Mina ‘IUHIHI‘ March. oi Highland 4th-
Me. has lli‘l'li cutcrtniniutz Mina lilfti‘
bio Field, of South Noranlit.
Il‘rcd Hoffman. a caller in the Unit-
I-d Sluice nary, blH'ill Sunday at the
Ifrom New York at his palatial home,
.visiting friends in this vicinity. left
| rich Cooley.
above will receive prompt attention. I
Miss Emma Wardlow, of BrooklynQ;
N. ll, is the guest of Mrs. W. 8.1
Keclcr. i
also Mrs. lrn Ellison and two chil-
, tage was completed yesterday, and
‘ of Newark, arrived yesterday and will
.mewwmv-w- . , .. r
? roe razors, pocket knife. II rs»
vo ver. a pair of. opera glasses. a
wmtch chain. hand in r.ror,,et.c.,,wsre
f and. to be Iii iii-tho alive?-
wars intho 'd ‘ on the
dining table were dind, riled. livery.
room in the house was visited. and
every closet drawer. trunk, desk, and
wardrobe. was ransacked. also the
cellar. Money was evidently the ob-
ject of their search, although the unfit
was not molested. 'i‘wo outside doors,
and one window were found open.
, GLENBRCJ ., OK-
. H?“ ‘3: '
Mrs. Charlos'llonin‘stsod and son,
Di
tlren, have gone to Great Barrington
for a few weeks. I, ~
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. White spent
Sunday with Mrs; Charles White,
Maple avenue. They left ’Mvondny
morning for Kingston. N. Y.
Mina Georgiana Thorpe has returned
home from Bridgeport, where she has
been spending a few Weeks. The
Sundayscltool of Union Memorial
church will hold a picnic, to-morrow,
going to Rye Benoit by trolley. leav-
ing Glenbrook terminus at 8:25 a. m.
~Burdock Blood Bitters gives a man
a clear head. an active brain. a strong,
vigorous bodyomnkes him fit for the
battle of life.
I
NOTES OF THE SEASHORE.‘
Francis E. Donaldson went to New
York Monday to spend a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Abram Davis, of No-
wark, are spending a vacation at Belle
island. ,
Mrs. Charles Litler has opened Over.
look cottage for the remainder of the
season.
John 'I‘. Woodruff and family have
returned to Dnnbury. after enjoying a
stay at Belle island.
The O, l). O.'S, a men's club from
l'onlters will come to Roton Point on
Friday for a shore dinner.
Mr. Joseph Johnson “and Mr. James
Davison and families are occupying
lfarvlew cottage for the season. .
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Fine and Mrs;
Whitloclt and family are occupying-
Sunnyside cottage for the rest of the
season. ”
About one hundred and fifty mcmz
bers of the Congregational Sunday.
school will picnic at itoton Point on
Friday. .
Walter Stromeyer and Charles Rhi-
dle started yesterday afternoon on a
week's cruise to the eastward in the
yacht Critic.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ii. Johnson and
Mrs. David ll. Ward, of Newark, have
leased the Farvlew cottage for the rest
of the season.
The new wall which 8. M. ilirch was
having erected around ltock Ledge coo
present It fine appearance.
Mrs. Fred .i. Meyers and son Allen.
spend the remainder of the season at.
the Belle island House.
Miss Helen Kane. who has been the
guest of Miss Mantle 'I‘chdy In llnn<
bury for a few days, returned to her
home in Newark yesterday.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of St. Joseph's
i
I
Fred lledford is entertaining friends
at the Farms.
Aspciuclt Lodge, i\'. of l‘., is to meet
III-night and confer a degree on one.
candidate.
Miss (Iiiroy left Sunday {or her
home in Jersey City, N. J., after It vis-
it lp-rc with friends.
The Misses (‘IlHilt‘i(. who have, been
for their home in New York Monday.
The Women‘s society of the t‘onure-
national church In in session this af—
ternoon at the residence of Mrs. Mer-
llnlf a dozen residents of this place,
plumbers of the t‘N. tl., will spend
the week in camp at Nlautlc with their
regiment,
James llradlcy and family thI‘ for
turned to tltcir home In Newark, N.
J.. after a Visit here with Iiurritt
Wale-mun.
Mrs, (ll-urge licllowu who was all
end of the Wt‘l‘k uncut with Mrs. l‘ld.
win Squires, left for ilt‘I"IlUlllC in New
York yoslcrdtty,
t‘nmpern out at (‘ockcnoc'a island
have. had It Vt'I'I time of ll and in NW“
cral instant-cs they had to come to
town and lint] shelter under some-
Lliing more substantial than canvas.
William Sexton ilIlH been entertain-
ing the Rev. ii. S, Home, recently re-
turned to this counII-v from a mission
my service in build. covering 20
years.
WESTON.
Mrs. II. A. t‘nit-y Ililh‘ returned from
It visit in Nurwulk.
Minn Hiill'l‘cu. of Wentpori. la the
guest of Miss Edith llrndlcy.
home of Illa parents in Iluwaylon,
Mr. and Mrs. William i’inkucy, of
llowuyion avenue. have returned from
a stay at I'lt‘ho bill-IF, New .lcracy.
Mrn. Iiila Ilolfuntu. of Valenburg.
N. .I. has rcturucd home after u.
Inonth'r. stay with friends in ltowur
ton.
Miss Eliza Prince. of this place, has
resigned bcr position In tho isoton-
bury it Mathewson choc chop Iii South
Norwulk.
Chaamar‘s point has again tilled up
after the recruit heavy rains. and there
will be an abundance of water for a
few days.
The usual prayer meetings will be
held tomorrow night in the llnptlsi
and Methodist Episcopal churches, All
are invited to attend,
Mrs, Addie Wood has returned to
her home in linricu after n two wceku'
stay here, the guest of Mrs. J. H.
. Broadway, of Crockett street.
M‘lgsdhgiltei it. Petty, of Raymond
,_ vr- 1w
.. ,. W-.- «a
‘lu '1
m:- ’t in no.”
Mra. f). l. I‘olcy. who has been very
critically‘lll, in improving.
Mr“. F. I’. Mflf‘l‘IIIIIIHt‘. who has been
III for two Weeks, In coImthvaccnl.
Mrn, Iliukenmn. of lirbIgI-porl. him
spent a few days with Mrs. M. iii. Hul-
ton.
Mrs. Chariots Adams in culerinlulnit
Mr. and Mrs. titmepll hmdley.’ of
ilrooklyh.
Minn Illdith lirmllcy. has returned
from a three weeks‘ visit, with out of
town friends.
on tonnrcunilmuti Sunday school
will hold IlII Itntitlul picnic at Cmnpo
item-ii. on Wednesday of next Wonk.
Mina Florence Robertson. of New
York. and Wallace Hlilvcly, of Chane
bersbum. Pa. urn guests of Rev. and
Mrs. J. l., Bhircly, at the (bipartisan
tionnl parsonage.
Thieves visited the residence of Mrs.
Mabel Fitch. while the family Were
absent at. church on Bundny. Consid-
ersblsmonoy, amoral articles includ-
’i‘. A. ll. Society, Stamford, is to give. a
trolley party Wednesday, August 16.
The party comes to Helen Point.
Attorney George A. lionuccker took
out a party of Belle island young pot»
pie, yesterday. In his launch Helen M.
and enjoyed a sail to Norlhport anti re-
turn.
Attorney George A. Ilonneeker and
family have removed from Sunnysitio
cottage to Arbor collage which they
will occupy during the month of Aug-
ust.
An excursion made up of about
eight httudrctl Eagles from Flushing,
Corona, Cottage City. and Whitcstouo
came to Roton i’olnt yesterday on the
barge Empire.
The li‘alrileld Motor (.‘ompany cur
ployes and friends are expected at
lioton Point today, They will come to
the grove in specially chartered trolley
ears, and will number about ,two hun'
tired exeurslonintn.
Fred Waters has repaired his wire:
less telegraph system, making some
improvements in connection with it.
and had a party of young people last
night inspecting it. '
itetaof cottage is constantly chnug~
lug its occupants. Each week a num-
ber of young ladies from the Passaic
Young Womenu‘ Christian Association
enjoy a vacation there.
The work of wiring for the electric
lights throughout Dcilc island in not
quite, finished. but It is expected that
the lights will be ready to use and
turned on before the week in out.
Frederick Norton and Charles Muel-
ler have conairuciod a line tennis
court on tho lol atljoninu Robert Pow«
ors‘ cottage. They have just complain
ed the work emulating poles around
the grounds. intending to enclose it
with wlrn‘ uniting.
The New (fannnn Congregational
Sunday school about. four hundred
nlrnnu. are ptcnicking at “Mon Point
today. The Weatport (iongrogatiom
IIl Sunday school will picnic III the
grow,- to-mnrrow, numbering about
two hundred and fifty.
The New (lamina Cadets are occupy.
lug the. lot opposite. ’l‘uitle'u More. and
have arranged their ten tents in tho
stun»: of an U. The members of the
company are enjoying the encamp-
ment with various paIIliItIcII. among
which in baseball and bathing.
The following are gttsnts at the lib
land View House: Sophie ti. Kiosk.
Mm. 'l‘. K. Hastings.
Iluuu. Jr.. William 0. Simmons and
wile. of 'ilrooltiyn’; Mr. and Mrs. ii. A.
Wiiduinn. lionhury; ll. ll. Ynnita.
Philadelphia; Id. ti. Hartwell. lune
bury amt Joan distal Parker, of Phil-
Inlclpltiu.
' '- , ‘3 - it “Juana.
lillliliJ Alli! .tLiiiEii tillilE
Theodore K. iInII- ‘
l
Dr. Darwin-nod 'o Favorite Romano adopted
in all one and both o’uoo wording pom-nu vo-
ltef in films: cooled by Impurltly 0! :ho blood.
ouch u Rhino . Bladder om Ll or Oom-
plolnm cures ’ ”potion Ind “loom-soc
peculiar to women.
it proves saunas-fat in com where all other modi-
oIIIoI have totally failod. NO sufferer should do. I
a taught this moody is untried. It has on Its It)
ken moot-d of pucwu for our 80 yam, on
non hosts of mm friends.
Ans you littering from any discus main. to
lb! “068' mentioned ‘I If m. Dr. Kennedy has
staked lilo pmnnal and professional imputation on‘
the summation favorite Remedy will do you
cd. .
Friend for a two trial bottle and booklet our
touting vulno ‘
. his medical advice on the occupant of
various diseases. Writs also for an «nu, mt" .
for Audio out if you liars kidney disease: Add!”
DI‘NIMV d Kennedy's song.th NJ. ,1
lEMBfiBI-lll, the full name is Dr. avid Kan
M 0 FA‘ Oltl‘ik liE.lEilY.m-do or Rondont.
N. "and the price lo 1.00 (six hottlno 86.00) all
all drugglolo in the United States, Cumin land.
foreign countries.
thus far been used in the work, but
owtng to the great force of the water
at this point the finer particles of
filling is carried off. He has nearly
finished filling across the space." he;
water rushes through the small open:
space. at the north and ot’ the bridgei
with such a roar that one would hung-sf
lne they ware. approaching a minis-
ture Niagara.
Among the many guests who are
enjoying a summer vacation at the...
Belle island House, are Mr. and Mrs,
Richard Paulaon and daughters Flor.)
once and Mary G, and Miss You WIck-‘
Ien, Brooklyn; Mr. anti Mrs. J. W.“
Buckley, Brooklyn; W. ll, Robertson;
Charles E. Hunt. W. Bowman, William;
S. McClenahan and Paul Wimoler of:
New York; Chester E. Nicoll, Daisy.
0. Nicoll, Alice 0. Kane, G. Edaon;
Clark. Mrs. William C. Nicoil, Anna.
W. Nicoll, Mrs. John Reynods. Lyman“
E. Kane, Helen Kane, and Hazel Deyo;
of Newark; and Mrs, W. B. Wreaks"
of . Detroit.
this tutti Hill,
i ; For 46 Ozone :t
i . , Soap Trade
‘1! E. m Marks.
2 Ozone
Starch Trade
2 Ozone
Washing
Powder
Trade Marks.
GIVEN AWAY’AT
AUTO, BICYCLE AND NOVELW
8T0 - 5
25 80. MAIN ST“
4—17
so. NORWALK.‘
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Vacation. and Outingt
hoes.
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H. R. BULKLEY’S ; ;.
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For first Summer
. Years
A. B. O. capsules
ihe léltfuss Pharmacy.
8 NO. MAIN OT" h 00. NORWALK.
Not a Poison. Not Explosive.
,0.
Autobahn insurance.
IOOTON iNflUflANCE GO.
. Capitol 31,000,000.
This Company writes a most liberal
form of insurance covering the car
wherever it may be in the United
States or Canada, against llro arising
from any cause, explosion and light-
ning included—also marine and trans-
portation risks—theft or pilfarngo, up-
on thn most’favorahle terms.
Jacob H. Lauton.
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South Nor-walk.
Anon
5 Railroad Place.I
tramp Point!
OF ALL KINDS. COOKED
TO ORDER
BATHING AND FISHING.
BATH HOUSES TO RENT BY SEA-
, SON.
.I. if. O'Sullivliu. Proprietor
DAVID W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
and Emhalmer.
19 Numb Main St. South Norwolk.
Rooidonco. 6 Washington Street.
Tolophcno at noon, 134-2
HAMMOCKS. caoousT AND i.
GARDEN. HOSE.
AUTOMOBILE AND BICYCLE ,
SUPPLIES. .
REPAIRING IN ALL BRANCH- I
tuna.
Don’t Worry
about your
Assessment InsuranCe.
but transfer it to an old line com-
pany, where payments remain the
same each year. For a low guaranteed
rate and particulars, address
F. H. FIELD. Gen. Ag!"
UNITED BANK BUILDING
Toiophono 363—5. So. Norwalk, ct.
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Bathingéhoes.
muons sot—4.
“writ, suit? but ill"
”lite” Rwrgiildf‘liirs.
iliock island. ii day trips. 88.50 to
"0.50. July .15; 22. 20, August 5. l2.
it), 20. . ;
Watch Hill, 8 day trips. $10.00.. July‘
“7.00.3
15, 22, 29, m an t3. I2, to. 20.
Cottage ‘ ity. 5 day trips,
July 24, August 7. 28. .
White Mountains. it day trips. $23.00l
July 24. August 7,. 21. September 4.
Santa” Springs. 4 or 6 day trips.
$12.60 or $15.60. Jilly 17, 21, 31, Mill.
not 7. ii, 21, 23. snptcmbor i. ;
Auroblo Chasm, ti day trips. $20.00:
July 17, at. at. August 7, It, 21, as,
September 4.
Niagara Falls. 4 day: trip, “4,00,
Tuesday. August-null. I
Thousand lit Is, 4 a.” trip;
2l.00. 'l‘uottd usual, 22nd.
Catskill Mott
$14.50 from
3“
fi day trips,
, iavon. Jilly iii.
The blasting out of the rocky poll
on alumnus street near the trolley
iro‘c‘lnl lo‘ about completed. - The work
«root improvement: notice
I! share Ill
able. The cutting down at this bill
3 g ’
of grading In about. to commence. and ““1
August ii. 23. ’39.. ,
Royal your,» an trip. 'l‘hoimud Whirlwind so
Islands, Mont Quebec. Anubis rosettes 8o
Charm and y .38100. Taco lllllliifi . c
“it About?” . swonnrtsn 12o
ovn Scotti. days trip. $58.00 smut COD......................lllo
from Now Haven. Saturday. August 8"th In! 80
M. rah ‘“ mo 9 «im mp m 00 SALMON, or his unit) ............10o
0t) 9 . . ' ,
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stain
QUESTION
IS ALWAYS SOLVED IF YOUR
KITCHEN OONTAINB A
Gas Range
Water Heater
ASK ANY COOK WHAT SHE
THINKS ABOUT IT. OR DROP
A LINE AND WE WILL
Call and Explain.
null alarm
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tor remedy
sour spam. dawns. .
BPANISH merchant. ..........
ill I III tit-mm wanton In» It“ 11“» “AWWW PRICES»
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two: so strumming and um Imueyi “3%“ :33 gigmg‘imfn, 3,,wa Tag,plopfli. I!!!" “a W“
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""bittllry‘ 1.24%”. mfiublfl‘d’the tailing or, , titan... gum mu mu .
,aworlt or illiiil ’ I any i Island 93*“ ..
5me , A mot Ital in! lilting nu “WWW" “WEI. ..
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Hammock w
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and will out-won
all others
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HARDWARE.
m WASHINGTON ST.
Phono 1434.
1847. 1905.
PLUMBING AND STEAM
, HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES,
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Gas and Steam' Fitting,
On Fixtures, Metal Ceiling, Etc.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY.
11 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
gale“ or Gold Watt
‘ 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 malts room for now goods.
if you need WALL PAPER for this
summer or next. fall. come uld lee
our stock. 2 j ' a e.
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Cloth Window Shades with trifle,
‘ 1'.
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Crockery, Glassware, nuns.
Pointsrs‘ Supplies.
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to order.
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Pslntlng and Paper Hanging.
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i. ii. better,
IT. WASHINGTON STREET,
Conn.
South Norwalk,
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VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING.
STEAM,
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'AND an
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and Zinc. ,, a}
30 South Main Street.
Telephono. 131-4. ,
South Namath, Conn.
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JOHN H. KNAPP Vino-Pm
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John H. Knapp Hoary onmour
Jul-n ll. Marvin “moi Grumman
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You buy tho boll.
Colors will not run or fade. :
_ tannins. illiii'
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‘ curios In omit.
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them in oporatlon.
Ropolro emoticon-try out! nio- ~
vino Engines and can-m Mull-c.
rluo Work solicited.
II‘HE G. N. McKIBIIN
. , M'F’G. co.
BI WATIR'OT-«OO. 'NOIWAI-Ko. ‘
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lo I nocooolty of perfect Health and
an oucntlol element of Happiness.
To prevent sickness and enjoy III.
comforts of life you should equip your
sleeping apartment or dressing chant-
bero with a snowy white, one-plow
“Standard" Porcelain Enamoled Lava-
tory and have running hot Ind cold
water as desired at your touch. ‘
We have samples in our showroom
and will gladly quotOchu prices. 3 ‘;
Horace R. Nash,
CORNER MAIN AND wear on,
Iouth Norwolk, Conn.
r.s.BlNKs
Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractor.
ESTIMATE! GIVEN, FOR 42:
DING. BUILDING OF new AND, ‘ -
MODELING or '0Lo sraucvuncp.
IN on OUT-OF-TOWN onnEIIo IV.
MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED :I'O.
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27 WESTPORT AVENUE. NORWALK
HOTEL VICTORIA
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUI AND
MONROE OTREE‘I‘. , - l,
Newly furnished throughout. In“
comfortable and unto-date hotel In tho
city. Electricity and host in our:
room. Baths in connection, Iter-
fect sanitation. Rooms excellently
appointed. Always oomfortohlmonl
quiet. a W!” “.
Onto coming I full lino of helm
Merrill and Condit'l wines, liquml
arid elm. loot stocked no: in LL:
0 t1.
fr. 3. SULLIVAN, Prop.
lI’ELEPHONl cALL. 80H.
Paper.
Our otoci of now polio lag”:
is a little largo: than over helm.
Wonderful Iiovv low you OI!
buy nico good: here. You know
we do the work in tho my host
m 5 r“, m. 1“ :MW‘
W0 iovo token o good than
contracts [or homo pointing,”
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your work :ailfl&,
Wo try to carry in stock ovary-
thing you need for tho acoustic i
of your hono- lnoido o: m. “M
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Got-ham.
TELEPHONE “M '1
10 PIHIT IT. . I. NOBWALK.
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l'lll JOHN B. LAWRENCE
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ALL Iuounmcs, am; urn-r:
MORTGAGES, ‘NOTANY. OTIAM-
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Norwalk Chronicler