If -' 0 ion , :iIoIt »
findiontho- bridge in rent of the
on of William’it. Gilbert. item I'
should be oipnod by tho writ” u on
widen“ of good faith. . _
Walter ton, off-Osslnin ‘ MI?»
is wisitfilmds;,;‘sbops.‘r ‘ " ' ‘ ‘
”Husbands has resins his posi-
tion with A. L. Wood. the mllkman.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolps Behrens have
ruched from Mount Vernon to Winfield
street. «
The regular weekly class meeting
will be hold this evening at the East
Avenue Methodist Church.
A husinesrmeeting of the Epworth
League of the Blast Avenue Methodist
Church was held last evening.
E. B. Robertson is filling in about
the cement cellar for his factory,
which was completed yesterday.
Miss Carolina Dc Fabritis. of Water-
bury, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bl. E.
Mead, of Ediie avenue, for a couple
of weeks. i \
Fred L. Hauck has taken the posi-
tion as steward on the yacht imperia,
owned by Lawrence Craufurd, of West-
port starting Wednesday for a two
wee cruise. ‘ ,
Mr. and Mrs-James it; Warden, of
Fort street, have returned from a
week’s sojourn at Plymouth. Heston,
Bunker Hill and other points of inter-
est in that vicinity.
Herman n-flaimo. who for a num-
ber of years conducted a cafe on the
bridge, has left town for Green Point.
where he will manage an establish
ment «the Zoltncr Brewing Company.
Rey. Edmund 'i‘rouason, 15 Cove
avenue, will preach at Cranbury, Sun-
day, August 13, at 4:15 p. on. He will
also lead the prayer meeting in the
East Avenue M. E. Church, Thursday.
August 17, at 7:45 p. m.
William H. Carr, who was taken to
the Hospital last week after severe
shock, during which his life was des-
pnlred of, has been renamed from the
hospital to his home. Mr. Carr is
nearly eighty-dye years of age.
’ The Rev. E. Cunningham leaves
town today for Worthington, Ohio.
where he will spend a part of his vu-
cation with hls son. He will return in
time to preach in i)anbury_ August
20. During his absence his parishion-
ers are allowed to call upon the Rev.
L. K. Macro. of Norwalk, for pastoral
service, be having readily consented
to despond to such calls.
Yesterday afternoon, as E. i.. Carr
was riding ills bicycle at Jackson’s
corner, he and an automobile driven
by Chester DeVonde. the well~knowu
actor, came into collision. Mr. Carr's
bicycle was badly wrecked, his watch
was smashed and he himself was bad-
ly bruised, scratched and shaken up.
Fortunately he was not seriously lyr-
jurod. Mr. De Vonde's car was
smashed,( the spokes being ripped
from the front whorl. it was towed
to a garageby Cnvauagh‘s express
team.‘
ROWAYTON.
Agonto for The Evening Sentinel, in
flowayton, are Frederick LockaOd.
Elwood Broadway and Charles Patty.
order. ‘aont to any of the above will
racolv. prompt attention.
Mrs. Mary Thomas, of Rowuyton
chnuo. has gone to Ocean Grove for
two weeks. “
'i‘lIoron G. Lockwood, of Rowoyion
avcnuc, who is seriously ill with kid-
ney trouble, is slightly better.
Miss ilcicn C. Ely, of Springfield,
Mass, is the guest of Miss Bessie
Mills, of Highland uvcnuc, ilowuyion.
Edward Dibble went to Greenwich.
yesterday, to nttond to several blist-
ness matters, it being the first time
he has been able to get about in three
weeks.
Folks who have been thinking that
summer was most gone hedged a bit
when they got out around town about
10, yostordny. morning. The ther-
mometers then were registering only
80, but. it seemed much hotter. The
shirt-waist brigade of lncn was out. in
full force.
Mrs. May, housekeeper at Eiim
Home, Ball island, who was taken
seriously ill with a hemorrhage, Sun-
day, wns not removvd to the Home,
as reported yesterday, but is recover-
ing at the residence of Mrs. Jennie
Sherer and Mrs. Howard livery, in
f‘ennoyer street.
Pike fishing is rcportcd to be ex-
cellent just now in Chasmur's pond.
The boys of the place know Just
where to find the. finest specimensof
the tinny tribe. Yesterday lra Kig-
giua caught one which Weighed two
and one-half pounds, and Charles Petty
landed another which tipped the scales
at two pounds. The fish make flue
eating, and many people prefer them
to’trout.
Last Friday night a group of three
automobiles was passing through
Church street, on their way from
Stamford to South Norwulk. One of
tlwmachinee broke down near the
trolley switch. and some time was
spent in making repairs. While this
was being done residents of the vicin-
ity were entertained with a stream
of profanity and vile talk which kept
them awake while repairs were in
progress. Two women Were with the
half dozen men who were in charge
of the machines.
Knicker¥“Does Jones gamble in
stocks.
Bocker~"Not directly; he pays life
inaunnoo.”-Brooklyn Life.
. .' 2,.
what, Stamford; lflt Siturday to
pollination m polluted daily. Thai,
liens
spend a yacaticn with friends in Nero-
ton; and New» landfill.
Colonel James N. Coo, superinten-
dent of the Soldiers' Home at Noroton
Heights, left Saturday, with his faur
fly, for a stay of month at his na-
tive place. Winst , Where they are
to odcupy the,“ hell cottage on
Wakefield 'Bonlevbrd, Highland latte.
mihverything for picnics at Street’s
' Cash Grocery.
The Glenbrook Village improvement
Association has secured new quarters
for its meetings and will in future as-
semble in a convenient room on the
grounds of Wilbur E. Lewis, crescent
street, Glenbrook. The meeting was
convened there last week.
Frank Platt \was fined If and
costs, in Stumford,yest erday, for the
theft of a set of harness from Jere-
miah Miller, of Springdale. Mr. Mil-
ler told Judge Downs he had no de~
sire to have the accused sent to fall,
so long as the harness had been re-
covered. ‘ Plait told Constables
Schlechtweg and Oellnger he got the
harness from a boy. but later he ad—
mitted taking it himself.
WISTPORI‘.
Agents for th. Evening Iontlnoi. In
Wootport, on o. Digibvonnl and Wm.
B. Nun. Orders cent to olihor of tho
obovo will roooivo prompt emotion.
u——_
Alex. Dowas is acting as chauffeur
for Fred Bedford. ‘.
Mrs. C. A. Rapeilo is visltng friends
in the Berkshires. '
’i‘he fountain has been placed in the
center and started business Saturday.
13. Mills is a late addition to the
membership of Court, Weslport, F. of
A.
Rev. C. Leaders, of Sutton. Mass.
preached in tho Congregational Church
Sunday.
William Thomas. of Brooklyn. N. Y.,
spent the end of the week here with
relatives.
Frederick and William Hoar have
purchased the cigar business fronl S.
Hurlbutt.
The cottage being erected for Ed~
wurd Crawford. at the Forms. is
nearing completion.
Mrs. Herman Goodsell, of Bridge
port, spent the end of the week here
with her son Harry.
The annual meeting of the Weeiport
Sanitarium will be held Thursday
morning at ll o‘clock.
Richard Andrews and wife, of Bor-
deau, France, are spending some time
here with their friend, John Godiilot.
Douglas Pnrdy has been on the sick
list but reports from his home indi-
cate that he is on the road toward
complete “recoVery.
C. Sherman and wife. who have
been visiting hero with Dr. and Mrs,
Wooster Beach, left for their home at
White Plains, N. Y., yesterday.
Tonight the Boys’ Brigade of the
Methodist Church is to give n enter-
tainment in the conference r 11. hot
the public turn out and encourage the
lads who aim through this means to
secure a fund for the procuring of
uniforms.
WEST N ORWALK.
Mrs. A. M. Benedict is visiting her
cousin in Danbury this week.
Miss Lilia Tattle. of Rowayton,
spent Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. John
Bechtel.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wayne, and
children are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
S. Hamilton.
Mrs. Hyman and children. of New
York, will spend several weeks with
her cousin, Mrs. M. Mead.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe are entertain-
ing their grandchildren, Nellie and
Grace Roscoe, of South Norwuik.
Samuel Morehouse has a force of
carpenters erecting a cottage and auto
burn on the meadows down Woodward
a‘venue, South Norwaik, for Charles
P‘alrty, of New Canaan.
The Union Chapel Sunday school is
to have a picnic on Wednesday, the
9th, that will differ from most Sunday
school picnics in that it will be one of
the natural old fashioned kinds that
are scarce in these days of trolley
cars. William Durham has kindly
consented to convey the children iio
:Roton Point in old fashioned farm
wagons luxuriously upholstered in boy
and straw. Friends of the chapel and
Sunday school who furnish their own
transportation will be gladly welcom-
ed to dinner and all the day festivi'
ties.
moo—uno-
NEW CANAAN.
E. H. Sammls‘s house in
street, has been painted. .
Miss Funny 1.. Hoyt is spending
several days at Asbury Park, N. J.
Dr. E. C. Cunningham spent Satur-
day and Sunday at The Hub, Norwalk.
Mrs. William Potter and son, Roger,
are stopping at Asbury Park for sev-
eral weeks.
Samuel Raymond and family are
spending a week i. the Ruscoe cot-
tage, Hickory Bluff .
Miss Eda Hall has returned from a
two weeks‘ visit in Bristol, with her
friend, Miss Sarah Burneli. '
The New Canaan baseball club we
defeated by the Nationals On a Nor-
waik diamond, 6-4. Saturday afternoon.
The Cadets have returned from their
week‘s bivouac at Hickory .thui'.
There were about 25 in camp during
the greater part of the week, and.
Park
It apart a. Berni}
ii "I of the world turnover do
V ,
, . Ci. A. Retainer. of Stamford. has
purchased about ‘38 acre- of land on
avenue, from .Mru- Emily P.
’ a
. . I .1} l b ,.
N . and am. ' ruddy-aimew York.
whp ha" ha v mu m. and Mrs.
Edward Kali y in Carter street, have
nrned home.
homes J. Kennedy and family. of
York. have rented the F. Stimu-
st lace in South Main street for
the remainder of the season.
F. it. Green has sold the Gould
Blackmail fa , In Smith's Ridge to
'JobndtOIu‘Do‘fi‘o‘ it; or. Nay: York. The
.vmperty coast , a pi your 100 acres.
William St. john Weed. Selberi
Brinckerhoff, Harry Purdy and George
A. ‘Panby, who have been spending a
week at Rock bed a
land, have returns home.
wanton.
Mrs, Frank Gorbam has been spend-
ing a few days in Westport.
Howard Beers and son Charles are
spending two months in Chicago.
Mrs. Marvin of Bayonne, N. J., has
been the guest of Mrs. D. L. Coley.
Mrs. D. 0. Chase entertained rela-
tlvos from New Haven, last week.
Sheriff George Banks. of Redding. last
Week, is still confined to the house.
, Robert Ferry, whowas quite badly
bitten by a dog belonging to Deputy
A little daughter was welcomed by
Mr, and Mrs. F."lii. Eiling, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace iiurlbutt boys
returned from atrip through Massa-
chusetts.
Lacey Foster. of Springfield. Mass.
is visiting his cousin, Madison More-
house. ,
Charles Rowland. spout last week
with his aunt, Mrs. Merchant, in West
Reddlng.
Mrs. Lyman Beers and Miss Ethel
Beers have been spending a few days
in Bridsqhort.
Mrs. W. P, Morehouse, who has been
ill for several weeks, is still confined
to the house.
Miss Mary Kennel has returned to
Brooklyn, after a few weeks' visit
at her home here.
Miss Robertson. who. has been
spending a week with her sister, Mrs
J. L. Shiveiy, has returned to New
York.
Mrs. Vaiden, of Ridgefleid. has
been spending a few days with Mrs.
V, Godfrey. Miss Jennie Hoyt and
Frederick Thomas, of Ridgelield, were
also Sunday guests of Mrs. Godfrey.
W‘—
NOTES OF THE SEASHORE
w
George Honuccker and party spent
yesterday at Northport in the launch
Helen M.
The bathing beaches were the cen-
ter of attraction yesterday. not slow
for those who enjoyed the swimming.
but for those who were merely watch
ers.
Frank Strattou, president of tin
Westchostcr Power and Lighting Com
puny, of New York, is to give u din
nor at liotou Point, tomorrow, to I
largo party of his friends.
Notices have been posted about thr
island offering a reward for the are
rest and conviction of the person wht
stole 100 feet. of rope from the Nat
vona cottage recently.
Mr. Eimendorff has recovered tin
skiff boat which floated away from Ilu
beach last week. it was found in Iht
sound by campers on Nuuroo island
and was recovered through a Sentinel
ad.
Among the recent visitors at the is
land View Hotel have been Miss Do
rothea Kotzeehmar, Miss Dora Gum-
bart, of Boston; J. Southworth Nl
nell, of Danbury: S. B. Hoyt, of New
Canaan; Mary Owen, Hattie Owen and
Thomas Horn. of Danbury.
Among the recent visitors at. the
Belle island Hotel are the following:
W. R. Bynner. of Lakewood. N. J.;
Miss A. C. Hailett, of New York; C.
Hussey. of Brooklyn: Wallace L.
Clark, of Newark. N. J.; Miss ids ii),
Nicoll, of Newark: Ernest J. Porter,
Mr. and Mrs. W, i). Wrecks, of De
drolt.
M
GREEN MONSTER lN DARIEN.
b».—
, How a Big Touring Car Dolled the
« Town Constables.
Darlen's selectmen and town con.
stables were stirred to a deep, danger-
Ous amen-Saturday afternoon late, by
the actions of a party of motor-car
tourists. There were three women
and a man in the party, and the man
was driving the cur. Reputable citi-
zens of Dorian declare it was driven
at a lib-mile speed. and was swung
from side to side of the highway in:
manner such as to give‘ the impres-
sion that the driver was not in full
possession of his wits. Darieu officials
tried to stop the car, but it swept
on towards Norwulk. They telephoue ,
Norwaik, but in a short time the dev
came flying back. Once‘more did the
officials call upon the motorists to
halt, in the name of the law, and once
more did the big car leave the town
constables standing in the street in a
cloud of dust. Police headquarters at
Stamford was notified but this car did
not show Ilp there. it was described
as a big green affair, and its number
was given as 2.147. ,
neoawan roa KNIT ooooo COM.
PIiNV - - ~
NEW YORK. August 8.-—Judge Ad-
ams. of the United States District
COurt.‘ has appointed a receiver in
bankruptcy for the assets of the Amer-
Ican‘ Knit Goods Manufacturing Com-
pany. whose factory is in Brooklyn.
The bond of the receiver was fixed, at
$150,000, ”The com ny waslncorpor-
ated on'llul ,1; 11,90 ,wlth a capital
stock of $1, 50.000. The liabilities are
reported to be about $400,000.
‘ Two NEW “VIN .OAIIO‘.
HOUSTON. Texas, August ii.——-State
Health Cinder 'i‘aber has‘been advised
that there are two cases of yellow to-
Vei‘ at Boa Arabia. The telegram
stated also that one of the suspect!
was dead. The two men were itni~
ion refugees. from New Orleans. A, do
crust/Mail mndo’ train the can
of t to, to .Ardu'bu
mi” f" .l‘i‘i’imlfdnilll’o’
Cottage. Bella is-'
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4
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‘,
5 Illilw .‘
1 iii \
ailm' Dara;
AIL. Sopt. 1,1000.
. ,.. BOI'I'ON. MA".
no justice to your
11 thought I should
you know how touch
‘ dons for me. Well.
two your: ago I had 194 undo. I
actually lost in flash‘ until last a, when
I'woigbod cal 12] undo. I was ad-
vbed to try “ he a." and to my gun:
surprise I gained I. ”pounds in just sixty
days; this almost like a miracle to
no u the doctors .told me I land a
tobacco heart and my blood was very
poor. and I would have to stop work for a
your and doctor to build up my whole
I tom u I was completely run down. but
did not louo day's work. after corn-
lamina" to take .“Bloodine.” and can
Y
wonderful proper 3
write to on Andi
good “ oodles”
obs-rt recommend it to Indexing hu-
manity. Yours hula. .
ALEX ILLIAMS.
. . 2'! Pstklnl 8h. Maltese. Mau.‘
“Dr. Geo. L. Putnam of Pleasant St...
Worcester, Mm. u that " Bloodiao " in
tho only remedy Vich he also for old
coughs, colds of longstanding. pneumonia
and bronchitic. 'I'lwdoctor knows a good
remedy and advinaoil uniform to try
"Iiioadlno." ‘
'IREEm-J'i‘o vs the wonderful
omits of BLOO INB we will mail
lingo sample bottle to any one load
lag ion contain silver or clamps to y“
may. Addmrtho W63...
a. an ~ ,
r
FOR SALE AT
FRANK H. BAXTER'S.
95......“ .,..--,... ........-.,_._. ,. _. -7
WALLINOFORD COMPANY iN~
CORPORATED.
HARTFORD, Audust s.—rne Kings-
lcy Manufacturing Company of Wei-
lingforll was incorporated at the state
house yesterday with a capital stock
‘ilf $5,000 for the manufacture of been
ocks.
1905 1966
Summer Time-Table.
On and After June 18
the New and Commodlouo
STEAMER HUNTINGTON
‘ CAPT. "RA 3. YOUNG.
Luvs Huntington for Norwalk,
Mondays and Fridays at 6:45 a. m.
and 2:25 p. m.
Luv. Nor-walk for Huntington on
Mondays and Fridays at 8:45 a. m.
and 4:45 p. in.
Excursion Tickets 50o
Single Faro ............. 40¢:
Children 5 to 12 yum Excursion.
350; Single Fare, 25o.
Will stop at Valley Grove Mondays
and Fridays on signal.
Faro from Norwaik:
50c. '
Passengers from Norwaik by 8:46
a. m. boat will have five hours at Val-
ley Grove and 4 hours at Huntington.
Round trip,
"hours IIIIE" PLACE:
hoes.
ALL orvLEo.
' Balhinli “Shoes.
“ "enamel—4. "'
"war SIIIIEE IIIII a
“lilo” Missourians.
$10.30.
19, 26.
lb, 22, 29, August ll, 12, 19, 26
Cottage City, 5 day trips. 317.00.
July 24. August 7, 28.
White Mountains, 5 day trips, 828.00.
July 24. August 7. 21. September 4.
Saratoga Springs. 4 or 6 day trips.
812.60 or 816.60. July 17, 24, 31, Auto
not 7, 14, 21, 28, September 4.
Aussble Chasm. 6 day trips, $26.00.
July 17. 24, ill. August 7. 14, 21. 28.
September 4. , .
Niagara, Falls. 4» days trip, 324.00.
Tuesday, August 21nd. ~
4 days trip,
Thousand islands.
Tuesday, August 22ml.
$24.00.
Catskill Mountains, 5 day trips,
July ‘18.
$14.50 from New Haven.
August 8, 22. 29. ‘ .
Royal Tour. 12 day- trip, Thousand
islands. Montreall’IQusbec. Anubis
Charm and Santana. 387.00. Tues-
day.'August allude ., j
day- trip, ”8.00
Nova Scotia, .10
Saturday. August
{sign New Haven.
MObsobud me. 9 am on. non
fromi 11:in Haven, Monday. Septem-
or . '
‘Gottzooburm and Washington
trip” .00, from Nd! Haydn.
Oo char-13in. ‘ = ‘ ‘
ii‘orgthrN _
3W“
VacatiOn and Outing
Block Island. 3 day trips. $8.50 to ' I ‘
July 15, 22. 29, August I5, 12. ,,
Watch Hill. 3 day trips. $10.00. July 4"
tilde Proposition '
Confer with insurance Agency of
' Jacob M. Lauton.
I Railroad Plano.
..,,..... . _.. ........~.._.
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l
Columbia River Salmon .........12c
Spanish Mackerel 10c
Weakfish ..... ........... 8c
Porgies . .......... 4 lbs. for file
Bluefish, large and small.........12c
Steak Cod ......... ............10c
Sea Bass . ....... ..... .. ...... 8c
Swordfish ....... .....12c
Soft Shell Crabs Friday and Set-
urday.
ALL OTHER KINDS OF FISH
REASONABLE PRICES.
THI PEOPLE. Fill-I AND omln
MARKET.
Old Salvation Ann kiln
loot Ind of Washing": :3“! I'I'illlo
CAPT. CHARLIO nuonoao. Prop.
loath Namath
AT
'For That Summer cm of
Your:
There is no promoter or safer remedy
than the
A. B. 0. Capsules
Iiuleitfuss Pharmacy.
I NO. MAIN IT"
Not a Poison.
IO. NORWALK.
Not Explosive.
Tel. Call 97-6; .
‘ilregnrg’s Point!
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
“u...—
SHORE OINNERB AND BEA FOOD
OF ALL KINDS. COOKED
TO ORDER
M
oArI-Imo AND FISHING.
sA'rH Housaaa'go near av ass.
I. E. “MINI—Ii: Proprietor
DAVID W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Directoo
and Embalmor.
ll NOI-th Main It. tooth Norwalk.
luldonoo. 0 Washington Otmt.
Telephone at house. 184-!
i-flio‘uiujlj-J, ,n;-,-;-'-:.:-'-_-'.j.;
‘Spicill ' Bargains.
. HAMMooKs. cnoous'r AND ”
GARDEN Hoes. I
AUTOMOBILE AND llOYCLE
SUPPLIES. .
REPAIRING IN ALL oaANOH- :,
stadium,
. I! .0. MAIN IT.
'u:.,.‘.~-;.'.‘.;.'.;.‘r.
-'.:.;-;r._.;.;.;.1-;.
about year
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
I. H. FIELD. non. Apt"
UNITED IANK‘ BUILDING
Tolophono ass-a. Io. Norwaiit, or.
Ia ALWAv'a aOLvsp IF YOUR
Iorcaan commas A
.. Gas ”Range
Ado,” “
2 Water 'ileaier '
_ ABK‘: any ooomwllaraaul
'rH-mk'a Alour W. on ‘OIIOP
A LIN: AND w: WILL
.7 an
(Jutland Burials.
on. Nat-walk. ‘ ‘
i. H. druid.
Don;t Worry
m
and will out-wom-
Vall arbor;
‘ i Inn-an. I I)
Charles E. Dow,
HARDWARE ' i
no WASHINGTON ST.
Phone f4”.
1847. i, 1905.
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVEs AND RANGES.
OLATE AND TiN ROOFING.
Gao and steam Fitting,
Gas Fixtures. Motel Coiling. Etc.
Hay. you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY.
17 WALL erase-r, NORWALK.
Sale dreamt
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 cool. in
order to make room for new goods
If you need WALL PAPER for this
summer or next fall. coma and Ice
ourstock. I ,Ul‘l
Cloth Window Shades with me.
25°» I .. _
VII-I—
Crockory, Glassware, Lanna.
Palatero' Supplies.
——
Window Shades and Picture Frames
‘ to order.
Painting and Payer Hanging.
ll'ohpbono Connootlon.
I7. WASHINGTON .TREIT.
loath Norwaik, cenn.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING.
STEAM. .
HOT WATER. ‘l ,
'AND , ’" ‘
GAS FITTING.
il‘ln. Shefirdn, Capped
and Zinc. ,, 4;
so South Main Street.
Telephone. 137—8. ,
South Norwallt, Conn.
nil -
iIII ililllilil iii
.‘ IOIJTI-Iif'NOBWALK. cons; 1 .
ORGANIZED ma.
WITH
Solicits accounts of Individuals, mn-
ufaoturorai remnants and corporations
upon favorable corms.
I" . I. ulna—Id.—
EDWIN I-I. MATHBWBON. Pros.
JOHN [H.l-KNAPP Vioolmo.
‘ JACOB M. LAY 0N. Cashier.
DiflloTOItI. .
I. H. Mathowoon John H. Light
John H. Knapp Hoary Seymour
Josiah I'll Marvin umuoi Grumman
Christian Mom
Colon will not run or fade. C
. manner.
IOA‘I‘ 110
oo "o oILyaanA‘rin
fin haul allocation.
Havana? Iupm’oi'. bon’ M
(til-In in operation. -
rlno Engines and Gone ll- . I
ring Work “halt”. I‘ll a»; ‘ '
Iran a. N. mm ’1;
was. co. ] .
to nurse and 'I‘lodw
r ‘
“41?, ‘ .
go
lo I necessity of. perfect
an essential element of Happinuolv
To prevent sickness Indian oy ”I.
comforts of Ilfmyou should can 9 your
sleeping apartment or drdulng chant-
bm with a snowy white. one-plut-
“8tandard” Porcelain Enamel“ “Viv
tory and have running hot ond‘ooid
water as desired at your touch. “
and will gladly quota you price... 3 j fl
Horace R. N98”.
1003"“ MN" AND WIN!" 970-.
south Nomlk. Conn. ” i
r.s.BAflK$‘
Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractor“
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contrasts for house‘painting' an
will be glad to submit figures for
your work. Jamal
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