'p of0 Will u n. Dilbert. Items for
lloatlon are collected dolly. Tiny
old to plan“ b on. writer as In
no. of good fit .
‘ ...—......
Lyman Gilbert is visiting In New
You for a few days.
tins Lillian at. John will leave to-
sport-ow for a several days sojourn at
Ocean Grove. _
“ The Mi W ”Count residence in
heavier] a :iuud‘ “as been purchased
1W E E. [ii homo
Rev 1" E.Alnswortl1Is In Plalnville
attending the big Advent Camp most
In: being held there this week.
Rev Edward Cunningham led the
regular weekly pl'tiyer meeting at the
East avenue Methodist church last
evening.
Miss Grace Mosher. has returned
to her home In Winfield street. after
spending the summer In Danbury, with
her mother. Mrs. William Saunders.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Caro Northrop, of Wil-
ton entertained Mr. and Mrs. David
Dickson and Mind Mildred Baxter of
East 1Norwalk, and Alfrde Cutbill of
Danbury, over Sunday.
Rev. James W. Davis led the regular
weekly prayer service at the Advent
Christian church last evehing. The
meeting was largely attended and
proved very Interesting.
Harry Crossett. Wallace Hosted
and Howard Benedict have g no to
Mount Hermon seminary. The ormer'
will complete his course there and
Husted Benedict and Bert Geib will
take their examinations.
The little fellow who was‘ saved
from a watery grave by Captain CarI
might have been food for lobsters and
crabs, if not the Don't Crow turtle
who may be laying around here to
catch the captain In swimming seine
day. and thereby give his Ideas of
what In or is not pain. Carr is o. quicl,
unassuming man. but goes about do-
ing good. and his name will ever be
dear to the family whose boy he. rcs~
cued from the jaws of death. Captain
Paul Boynton once told Ed James
how he saved a man from a watery
grave at one of the shore‘rcsorts, and
- when he was asked to go to the man's
piaI e of resident. e be
offered him twenty- five cents, which
the irish captain returned promptly
remarking ‘Tlrnt is too much, your
life is not worth all, that. " The saved
man was loaded down with chcis and
Jewolry at the same time.
Sometime ago an aged woman who
had located near an electric whistle
became so frightened at its sudden
turning on and unearthly noise that
she died right there, which reminder
that the night owl’stcumbout fleet in
this section might be a little more
sparing in their lengthened, drawn out
piping blasts. when honest people are
In bed in order to recruit for the next
work-a-dny. in order to wake up Admi-
arl Cole, whom it would seem they
consider miles away. instead of III-
most under their bow. John
is neither an adder nor a
turtle. but has on the lounge
with one eye open and both cars.
ready for the first bugle blast. and
whether the whistle blowers think it
is fun betause they happen to be wide
awake while others are asleep. or
what not. doesn‘t matter much. As
Teddy Roosevelt would say. “Whistle
softly. boys. especially during the
night watches.
ATTACK OF IDIARRHOEA CURED
1 BY ONE DOSE OF CHAMBER-
LAIN'S COLlc, 'CHOLERA
AND DIARRHOEA REM-
EDY.
l was so weak frolu an attack of
diarrhoea that i could scarcely attend
to my duties. when 1 look a dose of
Chamberlain’s Colic. Cholera and
Dinrrhocu Remedy. it cured the en-
tirely and l imd been taking other
medicine for nine days without relief.
1 heartily rccommcnd this remedy as
being the best to my knowledge for
bUWI'l complaints: R. (l. Stewart, of
the firm of Stewart & i'lro., Green-
ville Aid For 9 by Stillsnn-l’ow-
ell (oIpornllon llfford Pharmacy.
chtfuss l‘lrurmnIy. ’
ROW AYTON.
Agents for The Evening Sentinel in
flowayton. are Frederick Lockwood.
Elwood Broadway and Charles Potty.
Orders sent to any of the above will
receive prompt attention.
Carleton iI‘I'ukc 11nd family, of Row-
ayton, are spending the day in West-
port.
Elwood i‘lroudwny lure taken the ag-
oncy for this town for non-breakable
lamp chimneys.
Mrs. Lucy ilu'il. of .lcrscy City. is
vlnltng Mr. and Mrs. John Broadway.
of Crockett. lecci.
‘Miss Cnlhcrinc Klluclcllcr, of Row-
nylon. Is the uncut of her father, Jou
eph Kllucfcltcr, lu ltldgoilold.
Jacob Moritz. who has been board
in. for some llmc Ill Iiic 'l‘okcnckc lull,
his returned to his home in Stamford.
Mrs. Frank 'i‘iII-ell and daughter.
Miss Mildred. of liownylon. are visit-
ing relatives on l-innocn avenue. Port
Chester.
Jose h Klinclcllcr, .lr.. illiii rcsnmod
liiil p ltlon with Mcfilyun & Whitloclt,
In Ridgcileld. after 11 visit to his home
In Rowayton
‘ rs. Russell ’1'. Bishop and son
.1 ion Bishop. who llnvu been for
a time III the Adirondack Irroun-
s, are spending u few days with
Mr and Mrs W. 'i‘. linymond in llow,
won.
‘ Ions had four runs.
the exterior very a ‘ ‘ ve with rec:
and cream colors. The plastersrs am
busy on the interior walls and soon
the carpenters will put in the finishing
woodvIork The building will be a
credit to this lilacs
The steamer W. 1. Stevens made 1:
during rescue of two man in a sat
boat off the Thimble Islands. yesterda:
morning. The steamer. in charge 0
Cents L E. In
1.... new I‘Iotfirh mag,
isla ‘d.
been taken, and one ”off
covered a small boat without lib. and
three reefs in the mainsall. trying I:
get about for the purpose of returninf
to New Havne. The steamer offered
the young men assistance. and they
Were very glad to accept the same, obi
tainlng a tow as far as the breakwat
or In New Haven. where they were
able to manage their craft and get
sai’eiy into port.
In the upgrade printed In The Sea
tin’el, W nesday. concerning the error
clses In the new Baptist Church, then
were two or three errors. and in order
that there may be no misunderstand-
Ing In connection with the services 1
is reprinted below:
A
t 3 P. M.
Invocation,
Rev. W. J. White.
Greeting.
By the Pastor, Rev. Frank C. Brown
Reading of Church History.
A. B.Cleverly.
David Albrecht.
Rev. W. J. White.
Greeting of Rowayton Methodist Epls
copal Church.
Captain C. W Bell.
Greeting of South Norwalk Baptist
Church,
Solo,
Address
A. Thompson.
Vocal Solo,
Edward Broiherton.
Greeting of Dnricn Congregational
Church, ,
Rev. H. S. Brown.
Violin Solo—v-Song of the Evening Star,
Hurry Griswold.
Address,
Rev. W. A. Bronson.
Selection.
Quartet.
At 7:30 P. M.
Scripture and Prayer,
Rev. 1’. G. Douchileld.
Selection,
Quartet.
Greeting of Association.
Rev. Mr. Denchfield.
Violin 8010,
Harry Griswold.
Address.
Rev. W. A. Bronson.
Address of Dedication.
Rev. Frank C. Brown.
Recitation—To Theo, O God.
Clara M. Raymond.
Prayer of Dedication.
Rev. William James.
Solo,
David Albrecht.
Address,
Rev. E. R Bennett, South Norwnlk
Wedding March,
Miss Helen Lynch.
Benediction.
An afternoon and evening confer-
ence will be held September 7th III the
Rowuyion Baptist Church. The servio
cs. at. 3 in the afternoon and at 7:30
in the evening. will be conducted by
Rev. William James, of Belle island
There will be several prominen
speakers and a collation will be serv-
ed by the ladies of the church III in-
termission between the afternoon and
evening service. The following Sun
day the ordinance of baptism will be
administered.
The Suburbans crossed buts with tho
Campers ()uI, yesterday morning. on
the Raymond diamond in Rowayiou.
The game was for blood. and for six
innings the score was one. At the
beginning of the seventh tho Campers
Out started to score, and finally get
In No runs. On the other hand Moore
started the scoring for the Rowuytons
by a home run, this being the first
run scored. Tire Campers Out then
bunched their hits and when through
the score tolalcd seven and the Roway
The game was
marked by some fine pin) s. such as
a double play by (‘11s.ti1c I-.ntcircr and
Morgan, the first baseman. Elwood
Broadway played 11 fine game al left
field. and made some fine tonnes and
some fine thrown The game was a
pitchers bottle for six innings. and
then the Rownyions Inudo errors at
costly times which drive the Campers
Out runs Moore and Broadway and
lmhwuoti did the stick work each
getting a Hilliflc end a two base hit
while Moore got I1 homo run. Moore
had nineteen strike outs to his cIedIt,
while the spit pitcher had ten. Stlrirrtlrcz‘
lwwayton 0 (I ll 0 (I 0 l 0 3—4 ll
Campers Out 0 o 0 ll 0 ll 2 3 2—-—7 4
Time of sumo. 2..l1rs 20 min. Um-
plros. Forest Case and linmlllon; scor
ere. Koclcr and Sanford Wicks. ,
There was a very lnrge attendance.
most of whom being from tho Berkley
iloicl, Rownytou. 'I‘llo lineup:
Suburb-no. Camp." Out.
Moore . . ........... .. Ferguson
1 Pitcher. ,
Hendrickson . ..... . ...... .. Williams-
Catcher.
Morgan ............. Goodman
First Base.
.. Vaughan
Second Base.
Minor
Inckwood .
Macam
oliDIlIIlIIII
Third Base.
Young . ...... . Katinn
short Stop.
Roadway Koody
Left Field.
Simufmnn
... Heath ..........
WE?“ t a pit) the fruiting audit:
, G ’
1 lot? fifiifizlfir “E‘s filo hadn’t-1n
to Bridgeport.
Warm bore psmdimmi . as
molecular thEpsckage.m Additives _
trimming“
:hoico flavors-“Vendinm Won. Chose a“...
Strawberry and Orange. 10c. All grocers.
Order Each flavor To-day.
Wheeler . Burhuntl,
btgiqld' . .
The battery cpl .‘ hurbani we:
«seemingly strcnz.:;’lie Moors anI‘
lendnclfson. Moors t a lmtvbiind,
1d pitcher and he pitches a vars
Ipeedy game, lasting the whole niht
nnings.
and line support by the catcher. Hand
ickson is a very fast player and tht
we combined are very speedy players
l‘he next game will be on Labor Day.
“WI-”mm
~v—Dlphtherla. sore throat croup. In
Itant relief permanent cure. Dr
i‘homas' Electric Oil. Atauy drui‘
store I ' '
DARIEN also uonoron
Agents for the Evening Motlnsl. I1
)arlsn. are Arthur Shanon. and W8
no Sharer. Orders coat to either o
'be above Will mum prompt sitar
on.
Horace Whitney left Monday for I
'isit In Rockville.
Mrs. Tristram and Miss Georglv
)askam were in Norwnlk Monday. ,
Miss Kate Seely spent Sunday witl
fr. and Mrs. Jones, of High Ridge.” 1
Cyril‘ Crimmins, of New York. 1'
pending the summer season in Do
en
Mrs. Rietzel and daughter. of Net
fork returned home Wednesday. ,
Mrs. Clarence Bell and son and we
:telin Austen were in Stamford Tue:
83’
Miss Lida Rork, of Noroton. has re
urned from a visit In New RocheiiI
old New York.
Postmaster and Mrs. J. E. Ballard rI,
urned last Thursday from their visl1
I1 New Hampshire.
Miss Cora Darrow, of Westport, re.
urned. this week from a vislt'wltl
ilss Louise l..angdon.
Miss Annie Conn has returned tron.
Ior vucntlou trip, during which shI
islted Brooklyn fII.ends
Miss Mary E Warner goes to Slral
leid. Monday, to begin the first tern
If her year In that town.
Wilbur Raymond. son of Mr. an'
\irs. Cyrus l1. Raymond. is enjoyini
i. visit with relatives in Danbury.
There will be an auction of IN
rousehold furniture at, the residence o
’be late Miss Annie Bates next Tues
ay.
Miss Libbie L. Seeley will spark La
)0l‘ Day with n party of friends Iron
Ilew Canaan and New York at Trinil;
Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Eli J. Pine, of Nov
York. are spending the summer witl
Ier'fnther, Selieck Seely, of New Cs
man.
Mrs. William F‘. Dickcrnlan, of Nev
inven, who has been the most of Mrs
lcnry Whitney, returned home thi:
reek.
Mrs. Robert Moore and little dough
ers, of Norolon Heights, were rccen
'lsitors at Miss A. ‘M. Wood's, i'ounl
Ridge.
Mr. chshnw, of Collcndcr's i’oinl
rats a new automobile, In the form n
i. stage. and capable of a high ratI
‘lf speed.
Mrs. Joseph E. Morehousc an:
laughter, Miss Helen, returned Thurs
my. from a month's visit at Lain
{itchewnm
Mrs. F. W. Bruggcrhoff, Noroton‘
and Mrs, Mary E. Waterbury. of Souti
Norwaik, returned Monday from their
Boston vislt
Miss Libblc 1.. Scoly and sister spell
Monday at Huntington, L. 1.. going
1ch from Norwulk III the steamer
Huntington.
John Raymond is at work on Mr
Weeke‘s new house. Mitoy avenue
This is a fine roomy structure, and
will soon be completed.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Sounders. o
‘10th Stamford. called on liurlen
‘,rlends Sunduy among them Miss My-
In I. Davis. uI (‘I-Iinrwlld.
Mr. and Mrs John» Silvers and Mr.
and Mrs. (lrconicnf Chnsmur attended
the funeral of Alonso Ferris in Sound
Bench. Mr. Ferris was the faIiIcI of
Mrs. Silvers.
Mrs. iioliy ll. Secly and son Charles
of Noroion. rcturucd this week from
Honnedngu. lierklmcr County. N. Y..
where they were guests of Forest
Lodge. of the Adirondack league Club.
WES'PPORT.
Agono star the Ivsning “Min-l. lit
Weapo. an ti. Digiovsnni and War.
a. Nash. Orders sent to either of tho
shove will recolv. prompt amnion.
i
Public schools In tcwn reopen for
the winter. Tuesday.
Kenneth ‘Mackonlie, Ba. has been
visiting his son from
The Misses Allen. of Baugatuck have
returned home from a visit with
friends in Norwalk
Miss Emma Wardlcw has returned
home Iorlir‘uoklyn. N Y.. sfiér a visit
here with friends.
Charles Fable, Rev. George Bishop.
ilr. Rulund nnd Dr. Powers. little It
turned from on auto trip west. 1
«Chance of I: lifetime to buy Wod-
ona and Continent rlgbi prices
noon Luther Wright I; m
(“or
W'iflhthe peaches in 3183
or list flotilla prices are kept up
the commodity is with the main
.Day.
bladder disordersmfiusuaily color
' 'sred with enlarged manuals and kid
0n the other hand Moors"
1; \lorth ‘Wllten.
-1 valk. will be the guest. until Tues»
POW”)
an uh Vlglinnt estrus .
1.3!!” mm mil Miler
here lumtlch friendly rivalry
between the weathers and the event
will be waited for with interest.
W
8N PABT OIXTY IN DANOER.
are than half. or mankind over In»,
years of are sulfur from kidney and?
111an of prostrate nd This is par
osthful and daukcrous,
“We? all” 3‘19“” be taken at the
lost can of denim. as it corrects Ir-
rcsuls‘rlt es and has cured many old
non of Is disease. Mr. Rodney Bur-
can no it Port. MIL. writes: "I out.
Icy trouble for rests and after taking
.wc bottles of Foleys Kidney Cure.
i feel better than i have for twenty
years, although I am now 91 years
Jld." Sold by Plaiited's Drug Store. "
WILTON.
Mrs, N. M. Holden ls visiting friends
it Bridgeport.
Fred Sturges enjoyed a trip to As-
Iury Park on Tuesday.
Guy Wiggins, of Lyme, has recently
loan the guest of William DeWitt, of
Edward Jones and Miss Ruth Knox.
‘ 1f the city. were guests over Sunday 11’
1! Mrs. Herbert Ogden.
Mrs. Hubbard Barnes, of Norwalk.
Ins been visiting the Finch home-
Itead, on Chestnut Hill.
Miss Gertrude ‘Olmstead, of Nor-
lny =cf1Miss Marian Sturges.
'—-‘-Resd Luther Wright's advertise-
nent of slaughter rates In Wagons
Ind Carriages.
Mr. and Mrs. Lends Ambler are pre-
mring this week to take possession:
If their new home in Norwalk.
Mrs. Frank Weston. who has been
pending a few days with Mrs. George
ond, In Waterbury, returned to Wil-
on this week.
The Summer Whlst Club met Thurs-
lay afternoon with Mrs. J. McEwen
iotts. Three tables were In play.
.’rizes were won by the hostess, Mrs.
letts. Mrs. R. H. Fitch. Miss Alice
(celer, Miss Carpenter and Mrs. Wes-
on.
.A number from this place have
outed the anuuda cottage. Bell is-
and, for two weeks. included in the
Iarty are Mrs. G. A. Davenport, the
lines Comstock and Miss McKee, of
\lorth Wilton; Mrs. H. G. Thomson
nd Miss Mary F. Gregory.
JR. FINN' 8 TESTIMONY INTEREST-
NG
DI. Thomas Finn, of Boonsboro, Mo.
vho has practiced medicine for 32
veers. says he has used every pres-
r_lption known lo the profession for
reatmcnt of kidney and bladder dis-
uses, and says ire has never found
.nyfhiug so oiliIItlve in both chronic
did more klduIy and bladder trouble
Is Foleys Kidmy Cure. it stops lr
eguiarlties and builds up the whole
Iystem. Sold by Pleisted's Drug Store.
WEST NORWALK.‘
Mortimer Weed lrns taken a posi—
ion with the John Iluncock insurance
Iompnny.
Rev. H. S. Brown. of Dorian Con-
gregational Church. will hold service
n the Union chupcl, Sunday at :i
1. In.
Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Atkinson and
-hlidrsn, ,of Weohuwkcn Heights, N.
L. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
iibcrt Starr.
Mr. and Mrs. iiniph Gregory. of
last Norwslk, spent Mr. Gregory‘s
rirtbduy with his parents,
drs. Lewis Gregory.
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Ward. of Now
fork, who has been visiting their
rarents. Mr. and Mrs. 11‘. 0. Nichols,
.eft for California. inst week.
Mrs. Mary Honsbnw, of Southpori.
IIIII her sister. Miss Nancy Wnter-
rury. of 'l‘almadge illli, epcnt yester-
lny afternoon with Mrs. Lewis Grog
cry.
Mrs, Sylvester Remington, of Brook-
ddc; Mrs. Charles Johnson and chil-
iron. Charles. Ernest and William.
were the guests or Raymond John-
Ion in Bridgeport. ’l‘hnrsday.
WESTON.
Miss Mary Godfrey was in Ridgeiield
Tuesday visiting friends.
“Phenomenal cuts In prices at hu-
lher Wright’s carriage emporium
Read his adv.
George H. Barrett has sold his farm
to parties in Yonkers. lie has not yet,
decided what he will do in the future.
LAXATIVI COUCH SYRUP.
"A cold or cough nearly always pro
duotui constipation—obs water all runs
to the eyes. nose and throat Instead
of passing oul of the system through
the over and kidneys. For the want
of moisture the boWeln become dry
and hard. " Kennedy" a laxative Hon-
ray and Tar is the original laxative
ouch Syrup. it meets and remote
the above Hoouditionu by action as I
pleasant cathartic on the bowels-41:-
pols all colds from the system and
cum all coughs. creep. whooping
couch. to Column bronchitis etc. ”
NOTES OF ME BEASHORI.
Kiss Allen Benson is visiting the
Wilton party at Belle Island.
Captain and Mrs Arming J. Smith
of Bridgieport. Wore at diuton Pointy
lard ni
1m. 3. A. Waters. of Hickory Bluff.
who has been III with dysentery for
several days. is Improving.
‘ Mrs. C. ii‘. Waters. of Hickory Bluff.
has recovered from a two weeks
illness with coins! sore throat. .
Mr. and 1!” B Hchutt Ind
daughter. oft-Ill aid. spent Colitis?
my. “firm .ldro. Illustrator A iioyl.
’1'“ localities-o.”
3‘2”.
and Forays i”
It'll?
mil Mas
$3,311. .. Ins York or». M.
“Nassau” 1‘»th
.E van
a canine tables” In
car nuuod Iran's: your monoybsck m Chg
Itsrling Remedy CI». Chicago or NJ.”
MIMI. SALE. 'I'EI III-U08 NW
”NW;
Fine Point. Belle island, for a two
weeks' outing and are entertaining
many friends from Wilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Fine. Miss Cal'-
ric Fine and William Whitloclt and
family. of Newark N. J.. who have u
cottoge nt Belle island, drove to Wil-
ton on Sunday to visit friends in that
place.
Mrs. H. Burner. who Is stepping at
the Poets cottage, Belle island. step-
cd on a stone last night, and sustain-
ed a sprained ankle. On this account
the concert scheduled to be held at the
island View Hotel will be postponed,
as Mrs Berner was to be the accompan-
lst.
Mrs, Nurilch~“l told Widow Downs
to send her boy to you and you'd give
blur a position—"
Mr. Nuritch—“Weil. I didn’t give
him no position. He came with a note
from her. an’ she said in the note, ‘i
on if he works for a more plttance.’
The nerve of her callln' me a ‘mere
pittancc!’ ”-——Philadelphla Press,
Looll Iookl “roan
WHITE HALIBUT. ..........126 lb.
BONITA MAOKEREL. ...... 100 lb.
SILVER BASS, ...... ........ 86 lb.
FLUKES AND FLAT, .... 80 lb.
Eels, ............... . ..... . . 124:. lb.
IUT‘TERFISH“ .............10c|b.
8TEAKCOD................. 1.0ch
WEAK FISH, ...... . BI: lb.
BLUE FISH, ..120 lb.
SOFT SHELL CHADS. . . . . . . 65¢ doz.
All other kinds of Fish selling at
regisonable prices.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MARK
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington 8treot Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES DUGROSS, Prop.
South Norwnik.
IF THERE NRE ANY “8. B' .1
LEFT IN TOWN
it is no fault of ours. it is the fault
of those people who havo‘not used
“Bugolono.” the great Bed Bug Bounc-
or. .
Not a poison. Not explosive
250.
Does the work every time.
its loltfuss Pharmacy.
80. NORWALK.
8 N0. MAIN 8T.
Ml‘. cud WWW" "M
Allan ls Judged
Bil the companu
he keeps.
Ii Williiil
Bu the kitchen she
keeps.
u—u-u—
A Gas Rance Kitchen
means a
Cleanm Kitchen
III 1111 III
Phone“.
If"
”Ins Pnlril
I ,, 81" MWAIIK.W
m
“TWIN-m ”CRIMI-
I. (I "3?;
,
gnag‘e
A;
next to a luxury. rs.” ston rt the Miss
The skccutivo committee of do salon migrates lie Melton of
», , "slid wanton”: “formalism”
’ [ Militias
must find employment for my boy. ev- w-
I 250.
8H0" DIN" IND 8881 FOOD
war-1 It . 9m
pars scum“: um IV we '15
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Gil/IE8 A
. POWERFUL LIGHT?
ARE ABSOLUTELY
WIND PROOF
TRY ONE.
HARDWARE
In WASHINGTON 81‘.
Phone 148-8.
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1.847
PLUMBING 'AND STEAM05
. , HEATING
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
ITOVES AND RANGEO.
ILATE AND TIN ROOFING.
an and Steam Fitting.
in Fixtures. Metal Coiling. Etc.
HIV. you «on our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
“THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY
17 WALL smear. NORWA’LK.
Sale Of ”0.11.1”qu
Papers at Cost.
New Is the time to buy. urinal
Clearance SALE OF GOLD WALL PA-
PERS. it is my custom during July
and August to reduce the price or
GOLD WALL PAPERS to cost, In
order to make room for new goods.
if you need WALL PAPER for this
summer or next. fall. com: and see
our stock.
I'J
I—u—n—
Cloth Window anodes wlth trials.
fl
mockery, Glassware, nuns.
mam- Suppup.
Window lhldos and Picture names
to order.
...—...-
Pslnmfiul Paper mu
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Telephone Oonnootlon.
L H. Decker
s1 washrooms oral".
Mirth Mountings».
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
memento.
cram.
nor warn. "
use 1 “i
one mouse. ""1
Erin, Sheet Iron. "Copper
, Ind Zine.
. M
[o South Main Strut.
Telephone. 181-8.
'“ Muth‘iNofwllk.‘ cons.
till 11111111111
8OUTH NORWALK. GONN-
OlflAflfifibl 1888.
mun: “00.000.“
surplus. ”00.000.ro
no man.“ 880.000.“
tollclts sobounts of individuals. man-
Mutants. merchants and oorpofstions
upon favorable urine.
new»: it. MATHIWION. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPPV Vim
411ch u. twice. canine.
. ”8807688.
I. H. minutes John H. Lilli!
John I4. Knapp Henry Winter
a it. Marvin 0,:me II-ummn
0“! also Marts worm Marvin
, "I "a.“IN:
J ooLo ANDCILYiN‘ I-
AND ARE SUPERIOR TO ALL.
OTHERS. . '
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It! Infilliil hliiilfloi M
Hsv no on I‘ll».
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liturgical to 888396“?! III! It
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M’F'G. CO.
so warm or. start ,IllIIA
is I necessity of perfect Health
on essential element of Happiness; I
To prevent sickness and Coley iii.
comforts of life you should equip you _
sleeping apartment or droning chum.
hero with a snowy whlto, ono'plow
“Standard" Porcelain Ens‘moled Lava.
tory and have running hot ,on‘tl 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 8T8.
j80th Norwalk, Conn.
F. S. BANKS
Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractor
norms-res swan ms «is
also. IUILDING or new sum
museum: or our unknown“.
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27 WESTPORT AVENUE. NORWALN
HOTEL VICTORIA
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUI ARI!
MONROE 878511,.
lowly furnished throughout.
comiiortsblo and up- toilets betel In}.
city. Electricity and has: In 0
room. Baths In connection.
feet sanitation looms oxe
appointed Always oomfortnblb WI,
quiet.
Cafe the d 8&5
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T. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
TILIPHONI CALL. 888-8.
Our stock of new goods just)!!!
is a little larger than over before.
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work in the very best
manner. 1 .I i 1.8m
We have taken a good My
contracts for house painting And
will be glad to submit figures for:
your work. 11mm
We try to carry in stock ovary-
Ihing you need for the decoration
of your house inside or out. ....
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Gorham.
TILIPHONI 888-8
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