Evening sentinel, Monday, September 4, 1905 · page 7

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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In tho ”about, I 1:11.» box hII boon
bridge in "was: the

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1111 Harris, at Cove avenue. has
moved to South Not-walk.

Miss Lillian F. St John is spending
I few days at Ocean Grove.

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Andrew, Bilson, of New York was in,
East N01 walk on business Saturday.
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Two candidates were baptized at the
Advent Christian church. last evening.
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Montcalm L. E. A. Dessuroan, of
Bridgeport, was a visitor in town yes
terday. , .

 

Mrs Minot 8 Patrick. ot the Wash-
ington street bridge, is confined to her
home by illness.

Work is pr 11: nicely upon the
new house Wanted for Winfield
s 111111101411. in Winfield street.

Albert ' Baldwl‘dr'14ithe "4 well~knOWn
hatter, has moved from Cove avenue
to 24 Spring street, South Norwalk.

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Miss Grace Mosher. who has been
spendin lh‘er vacation in anbury, has
rftumog to her home'i‘i'in Winfield
a met 4 4

 

 

Notwithstanding the driving ruin
yesterday, there was quite a large at-
tcndance at the Advent Christian Sun-
day school.

Quite a large number of students
have been already booked for the
term at the Sellcck Overlook Academy
in L‘nst avenue.

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There was an exceptionally

 

high

tide yesterday caused partially by tho 4

wind and partially1 by the heavy fl‘CSIIv
et in the river.

 

Mrs. 11‘. S. Ainsworth. of East Nor
walk. has returned home after 11
weeks visit with Mrs. E. Z. Ellis. 01'

'297 White street, Danbury.

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Contractor Arthur Waldron, who tell
from a scaffold in Georgetown. last
week. and sprained his right ankle
quite severely. is now able to get
around with the aid of crutches.

A meeting hi the Loyal Workers

Society, of the Advent Christian
Church, ycsterday, was led by Presi—
dent F, S. Ainsworth. The subject

was “The Story of Norman."

 

John B. Rider and
daughter, Alice, and grnluidnuglncr,
Louise, of East Norwalk, have return
ed home aftc1 spending a week with
Mrs G. Frank Lake, of Starr avenue,
Danbury.

Mr. and Mrs.

The hcaVy ruin of yesterday made
many of the sidewalks impassable
and walking was a. very difficult. 111nt~
ter. For this reason the attendance
at the churches was much smaller
than usual.

The meeting of the Epworth League
at the East Avclnlu Methodist church
yesterday was a most interesting one,
the subject being “The Abundant. Lifts;
How to (1111 It; How to Use it." The
meeting was under the leadership of
Miss Mary 'I‘rounscn.

 

I‘tcv. .lomcs W. Davis gavc 11 pro-
phclic lccturc last evening. at the Atl-
vent Christian church. The, subject
of the lecture was “Ncbuchadnczzar's
Drcnm." Mr. Davis preached from a
large chart which served most admi-
rably to illustrate his very interesting
diacoursc.

 

A party was given at the home, of
Mr. and Mrs. William Beers, on the
Washington stroot bridge. Friday
night. Among the gucsts were Mr.

and Mrs. William Wolscll and family. '

Mr. and Mrs. Boyd, and faintly; Mrs.
Terrell. Mrs. (.‘nsoy and son, Mr. and
Mrs. Burch and daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. Floors and family. l’llo«
nomsph selections werenlven by Mr.
Plait, and at midnight 11 tempting sup-
per was acrvod. it was in the curly
hours of the morning when the Vlill-
iors tlcpnrtotl for their 11111111111, nil vol.
int: (hut. Mr. and Mrs. liccrs wcrc
royal entertainers.

ATTACKED BY A MOB.
anti bcatcn, in u lob riot. until covcrctl
with sorcu. ll Chit-111w utrcct car cou-
dm4'uppllod Ntloklu'o Arniua Salve
andwas soon sound 111141 Well. "I use
it in lily i’an‘illy.” wrltcs (l. .l.Wc|cl1, of
Toaonshu, Mich, "and find it poriocl.”
Simply great. for cute and burns. Only
250 at [1‘ li. Hunter‘s drug store. 2'

W‘fi'fi"
Rowav‘iou.
M
Ayontl for The Evening Sentinel. In
Rowoyton, Ire Frederick Lockwood.
llwoodlroodwuy Ind Charla Potty.

Orders not to Iny of the above will
receive prompt Itientlon.

 

Mrs. Hiram T. Taylor. of the West
Side. is recovering from a severe
cold.

Mr. Locey and Dr. Bakcr, of 8111m-
ford. will spent today with H.
El, Dibble.

 

g”institutes Hook and udder Company
All have a sail today to Ben (‘llff.

- g island, and will witness the races

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Shel‘woa, Mrwand Mrs. Charlcs l’intt, ‘

 
 
 

 

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-Rclianhe 111.011 and 1.111... Company
has received ”WM! particl-
pateH in, the cal, ration of the Volun-

der ahil Home Cum-

1 N, ”I
Charles R. Fatima who ha been an-
based in Mrs. 11.}! Plaisted's drug
store. South Norwalk during the sum-
met vacation: will commence his stu-

 
 

tomorrow.

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Plans drawn by Architect A. N. Pad-
deck. 20 East, 4211 streIt.New'Yori1.
are' being figured for a fine new resi-
dence to be erected at Tokenekedor
Lucien L. Surret of New York. The
house will be of frame construction
and will have eyery modern heaven1
ieuce. .. 1

 

will '4 reopen tomorrow ‘1 morning with
the same corps of teachers as were
there during the latter" part1 of last
year, as follower» Principal; Edganm
bane; Miss Jennie-Henry.1New4 Ha-
ven; Miss Emma Cusbmun. Rowayton;

port, intermediate and primary deport.-
meats. Albert Millnrwlil booths Jun
1101-, and thez comdti‘tthenian Its tmarie
Themes

ARE YOU ' ENGAGED?

Engaged people should remember,
that. after marriage. many quarrels
can be avoided by keeping their tiiv
gesfloha littlgoodico ttion wllbi‘m
,t‘fic Billidr‘t.‘ 18. A. 11. ot' Bednetts
ville. S. 111.. cars: 1 "For years my wits
suffered intensely from dyspepsia. comr
plitated with a torpid liver, until she
lost her strength and vigor, and be.
came a more wreck of her iorm‘omalt
Then she tried it ‘lectric Bitter.s which
helped her at once, and finally made
her entirely well. She is 110w strong
and hciilthy." 11‘. ll. Baxter, druggist'.
sells and guarantees them, at 50c, 11
bottle. 2‘

Danton 1111p none-1911.

with {or the Evening Sentinel, in
DIAr do, are Arthur Stan-on. and Wei
lace Sharer. order: sent to dither of
tlbo above will receive prompt Ittcrp
t on.

 

Eagle Hook and Ladder Company
will hold a regular meeting tomorrow
night in the headquarters in Main
street.

The people interested in the wellare
of the Free Library are planning a
play to be given in October, the pro«
(code to be devoted to the imiidfit of
the liblary.’1‘hc name of the play
will be "Mr. Bob."

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G. H. Dye; of Sp11,lngiirld Mass.
gradtllie of Wesleyan and of Chicago
Unlvemtty,-4.has been appointed princl.
pal of the Durlcn Center school, vice
William C. l‘ui'ry, resigned. Miss ["1111
his E. Huston, 'of Stamftlrti,'l1ns been
appointed teacher in the first and sec-
ond grades in place of Miss Warner.
She isa normal-graduate of eleven
ycurs’ experience. The schools of the'
town will reopen tomorrow.

SUDDEN ATTACK OF DYSENTERY
CURED.

A prominent. lady of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
writes to inquire where she can ob-
tain Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. She says: "While
stopping at a rance in South Dakota
l was taken ill of what, summed to be
cholera. They gave me some of this
medicine and it. curt-d 11w. 1 brought.
:1. bottle homo and have just used the
[not 01 it. today. Mother was taken
suddenly ill of dysentery and it help-
cd licr imnictiiulc'ly." For sale by
Stillson-Powcli Corporation, Clifford

 

Agonts tor the Evening Sen‘tlnol. In
Walloon, are S. Diplovannl Ind Wm.
E. Nash. Order- «at to either of the
above will receive prompt attention.

Ell Mead is back from a
Ssratogu.

trip to

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'1‘. L. Harris. Jr., has gone to Port-
land Oregon.

Charles Fable mode a business trip
to Bridgeport. Friday.

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Juries Keelcr is entertaining relu-
tlvcs from East Norwalk.
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The Fat. Men's Association of tho
Sluts will {cast at (lrcgtiry‘s l’oint.
Mullah L
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Mitts Eva llowon. of Norwulk. is to
bo tcachor in tile Wont Saukuluck
school the coming your.
to Eh.

‘4 1 E
William Moffal has gone
llormon. Moan. whom he will pursuc
11 course of study in the Moody school
this winter. ‘ '11»

 

,‘14nv “Na'“‘F""""fi
”Thane library will prove 11 been
tottowl more vinyl than one. no

amohtothem the advancing of prop-
erty interests on Main lure-ct 1111 a
business center. Half a dozen stores
have been lewd than within the
past fortnight and Ill the important.
enterprises. with one or two excl-p-

lions. new center on that thoroughfarg.
. 11

In. Franklin Bush.
not. says: "i quered g
dyspepsia. used to have
and belching. i tried
could hear of, but nothing
until i took BrIIlllIn Balm. and one 60
cent bottle corolla» completely"

For sale by R. H. Plat-ted. 3‘. H13“-
tor and the Clifford Pharmacy. 1'

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amp It. indie Ill
pm: of the world for over so

~ 4 -- 111 unqualified 1111-
ll hebestphyiiclact.

 

 

. diam It therNorwallt Town Highmcbool »

The South Five Mile River school .4

Miss Florence Bottomley, of Bridge ‘

 

Mr, McGowan, of New York, is a
uncut of F. P. Morehouua.

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Miss May Hamilton. of Norwaik. is

 

Mist Carillon! tr‘gfm 11111311110111, visv

 
 
 
 

tied Mrs. lie , litmus. last week
James ll be has been iii
no titres WW.

Madison 4 4 11.1114.
from a weokn

F‘airfield Beach: .. ,4 . 1

returned

 

Miss Minnie Williams has returned
to Ridgefield after. a two weeks’ visit
at her homeland,

Mrs Frank (lorhIm has been enter-
taming mu. Gilbert and daughter,
tron: New Haven.

Miss Ethel Beers is at the Bridge-
Sport Hospitalt fo1 twatmeut for 11 ser-
ious knee trouble.

 

I
James RobertIon.‘ot New York is

visiting his daughter, Mrs. .1. L. shive~

ly. at the Congregational parsonage

dun-n...“

 

Mrs. Frederick Morehouse and chil»
tires have returned to Port Chester
after 11' mo weeks' visit with Mrs. Da—
vid Morehonrlc.‘

 

A prepsnatory. lecture was held at

the Congregational Chmch on Friday

evening, and Holy Communion, Id-

mlnlstered by the pastor Rev J. L.

Shively. on Sunday morning. 1
work—vs»

Horace Hurlbutt is spending two
weeks in Worcester and other Mariano
chasetts towns, where he is exhibit-
ing some et~4hls fine Hereford cattle
at 'the agribulturalfaira being held
there The efficient manager, Frank
Bennett. went in charge of the stock.

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MEN PAST SIXTY lN DANCER.-

Mo‘re than hall of mankind over six
ty years of age suffer from kidney and
bladder disorders-,1 usually enlargov
ment of prostrate gland. This is both
painful and dangerous. midi il‘oley'r
Kidney Cure should be taken at the
first sign of danger, as it corrects ir
regularities and has ou1ed many old
men of this disease. Mr Rodney Bur
nett. Rock P01t Mo., writes: “I suf-
fered with enlarged prostrate and kid
uey trouble for years and after taking
two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure,
i feel better than i have for twenty
years. although 1 111114 new 91 years
old." Sold by Plaisted’s Drug Store. "

NEW CANAAN.

A. R. Malkln & Co. of Norwalk have
been awarded the contract to erect the
fine new residence at New Canaan for
Sturgis Coflln. of New York. The plans
were drawn by Architect Woodruii
teeming. 55 Broadway, New York. and
provide for a house 361168 feet. 2%
storlcs high . of frame construction
will) shingle roof. There. will nix man-
tcls and tire-places, four bathrooms
two with tiled floors, and the beating
will be done by two hot air furnaces.
The house will be wired for electric
Ilighting. No sub-contracts have been
et.

 

 

The W. A. Smith Building Co. oi
Bridgeport, has taleen the contract for
rebuilding the flame residence recoup
ly purchased by Rush Taggart. 1951
Broadway. New York. on the Ridge.
the plans for which are by Architects
ilosslter it Wright. 96 Liberty street.
New York. The house will be in the
English style of architecture, with I
stucco inteiior. The interior will in
finished in hard woods. with hard wood
flours, mantcls and fireplaces. and
every modern convenience. The heat
ing system has not been decided upon
as yet, but will probably be hot water

_ ' . or steam. A gardener's cottage will

1’“!!ch and [clause Phil!“ also be built. containing six rooms.

inacy. " None of tho sub-contracts have been
_..._....._.- let. '
WESTPORZI.

 

ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL.
When indigestion. becomes chronic
it is dangerous. Kodol Dyspepsia Curc
will cure Indigestion and all troubles
resulting therefrom. thus preventino
(lalnrrh 'ol the Stomach. Dr.N1-w
brough, of League, W. V11. says: "To
those suffering from indigestion or
sour stomach i would say there is no
bottcr remedy than Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. l have prescribed it for 11 num.
ber of my patients with good success."
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure dluatl what
you out and makes the stomach swvot.
Sold by Tbo4C|lhortl~_Phar111Icy. "

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NOTES OF THE SEASHORE.
The attachment on the fruit stand
at [101011 Point has been released 111111
11111111111111: resumed again. :4 ~

 

Mrs.Abrul1t1111 Marshall, of Mead
ovonuc. East Port Chester, in visiting

 

Anon Wltmorm tamily. at South
Norwulk.

Miss Emma lltnilon, of Sprint:
street. will cater upon the duties of

her new position. as inches in the
suite Normal: sandal at. Diabum 111541

morrcw 1"" s 4

The rain prevented any ball name
here Saturday afternoon. thr1 grounds
being hooded construct. of the rain.
Manager Nash was It the point. and
had several laborers make a drain to
the beach. so that t a water could be

 

 
 

lot out in the Men»
- 1.111 tbatiiuam to filly“. this
moral“ m1 4 1:11 .1111i
4 1,11 1 W nit '1 '
NVultoo J limbo} with
Mix “Min, ' [him has

been on a cruise to the eastward for
the past two weeks, returned home
yesterday: d‘l‘hfi‘hld'm I thrllllng
trip, and on the way home were storm,-
bound for several dtivs. They made

me miles the last d117,.1wlth
modblotehitt’ihclr 111111.11
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yesterday. the rain causing both hotel
Ind grounds to be practically desert
ed A few people went there but did
not remain long. 'l‘o-day Wheeler A
Wilson’s hand will give I mum at
'v-sudev‘ille entertainments. cousins.
Ind numerous other attractions.

 

Encoding 11 tomcdays at her home here. ‘

mow eonvslmins.
who .

‘ “with his aunt in ~

.Sllil’lllilliililllll

11111111111111. a concert at Roldli'flilif,"

 
 
 

h‘

n1. hampers: .11 «he: a:
other , goo can placer

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

NEW MlLlflND POW“ CO. MiiST
' NOT PUT UP POLIS; ' 11
lilo Injolnod From injuring Mr. Van
1- 1 lnuon'o Property. ~
WiNSTED,Seot.8w-—Sl1erlff Middle-

ia order to obtain: an injunction
againshSamuel C. Morohouae. treas-
user ottho New Milford Power Com
pany. ‘WllOla‘iflilnt‘ll M Bull’s'Bridge.
tomestraimihe company from putting
11p their poles on the property of liki-
Iward H. Van lngen. Mr. Van lngen,
:who is a. wealthy. New Yorker, claims
that,the electric fluid coming into con,
tact with the trees will‘ ruin them. The
case is returnable to the Litcbfiold
county Superior court on the first
Tuesday in October. 4

 

-——'l‘errible plagues. those itching.
pestering diseases of the skin. Put
an endgto misery. Dean's Ointment

spree. At any drug store. 4

 

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Management of A. J. Smith and James
SHsKeily—L H.1RM2A mou- v 4
moot Director.

1161.4v11111111.1-111i‘1.

From Keith's Ind Proctor'o‘ Ciro‘ults.
Daily at 13:30 p. 111. Ind 8:30 p. m.

DANCING EVERY EVENlNG.
FULL oncnaeraa. -4

Saturdau Baseball.

SUNDAY, SEPT. 3.
WHEELER 6. WILDON’B BAND.

Special Instrumental Ind Vocal Con-
In

anon: omusasl CLAMSAKES.
4 are. AT POPULAR emcee.

see-r or senwcs.
winch for the next attraction.
will he I dandy.

 

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George C. Tllyou‘l Great‘ 1

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BRIDGEPORT, CONN.

loo—Worldcrful Fatwa—100

Grand rm‘ Darhlvalalot Fire Tildlday
Evenings.

Conn. League. Baseball SundIyI.

Round Trip (occupiers or terry) . 10c

Met-Idea vu. Bridgeport, Double Header

3 P. M. Sunday.

 

 

HOYT"S THEATRE.

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ONE NIGHT ONLY
TUESDAY. SEPT; 6TH.
Melville S. Raymond Pro-Into the
Nowoot Novelty. in Musical
Comedy Creations

“Buster Brown”

lhtol‘n'btlhnei Copyright.
Permission is} 010 N. Y. Herald and
NI‘F. Cute-alt.
DO—PEOPLE—EO
The Talk of the Country.

A t Show, for Little People.
A roitar Show for Big Pupil.
PrlcoI .. 260, 500. 750

1.1 Four Rowe In Orchestra 01.00
Soot. on Sale Friday, Sept. 1.

 

Imus}; rumaggllrs.

Bars four. or fl our trip. It
tiny, swan, i2. 111-31“inth
Anna Chi days'ti'
day. Sept 4th. ”11.00:
4 Whitamuuptam lb: 6111' M

i!!!’
‘commudutlohs at t e inclslr

CHIC.

 
 

Sept. itli. "3.00 ,
4M .. d Mitt missions» also
yr’ “with I mmodntlons the
c that) a. Sept. lit,
1N3" oven. «am

Gettysburg, Harper‘s Furry. Witch-
legion and Philadelphia seven days
trip. leaving Fridlv. October 111111.
coating tron: New Hares. I20. 00.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

4 and protruding Piles.

brooks was in New Haven yesterday ,

It“,

4 . H so.
again attract tombs prevalence

t hurl side borne. tbe‘clty allus-
13.1111. "Ra

mates. An investigation is being made

of infection. At

 

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NUMEROUS AND WORTHLESS.
Everything is in the name .44an it

comes to Witch Hazel Salve. E. C. De-

some
from
for Plies.l1

ears ago how to make a salve
itch Hazel that 1114a chenille
or blind. bleeding itching
ecsem.
burns. bruises and all skin diseases
Dawn’s Solve has no equal. This
has v 11 rise to numerous Worthless
mangers cits. Ask for De ltt's—«tho
scan as. Sold by The Oil ord Pbar
macy.

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Funeral Director ’
Ind Emulator.
1! North min St; loath Nor-walk.
Roe Inga. o Wuhlngtoa Stroll.
«want. It house. an 4
WLWWWN

You May lie Surprised

how profitably you can invest $100
per week in Endowment Lite Insur-
ance in the Connecticut General Life
Insurance Company. 4 of Hartford;
Conn.
For Jar-ticulers apply to 4
F. H. FIELD, Gen. Apt.
1 Uhll'flil IANK SLilsitDlN
Telephone.“ loo-L61" So. Nomi

Central Hotel
J. DISESA. Prop.

The best modern hotel in The Nor-
walks. 4

Everything new and up-to-date Fine
rooms, with all the latest improve-
ments. baths. electric and gas light.
Good niry‘rooms to rent by day ‘or
week. ' Price modsrateLConto now and
make your selection.

Cor. Monroe and Chestnut
"“1 31‘s.. South Norwalk.

Oilico. second Door.

9111’ t ~Lilli
111 11111111

lF me A 1.1m: CHILLY IN THE
EVENING THE noon CAN
BE MADE COMFORTA‘
SLE with

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iT’8 CHEAPER, CLEANER AND
.. t 01',

EASIER F0l4

Everybody

 

 

 

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“’W‘ amour 111113 rm: 4

typhoiddeven in and about ibi- cllo't :
by the report or the victim itlwoiolsn 1

t thirteen cases of fever ‘
. have been found there among the in-

to determine, if possible, the source '
piesent there are 4
sugar: 348, inmates in the home. ‘ ?

Witt & Co., of Chicago, discovered ‘

cuts. ‘

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GIVE. A

POWERFUL LIGHT

ABE ABSOLUTELY

WIND PROOF

AND ARE SUPERI‘OR TO ALL

N4? 1 1

TRY ONE.

Charles E. Dow,

HARDWARE-

m WASHINGTON I'r.
. ‘ Phone 14“- 4

. 1.1,,4,

184.?
PLUMBING AND STEAM5
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.

DTOVEB AND RANGES
SLATE AND TIN aoomio.
Gas and Steam Fitting,
III Fixtures. Metal Culling, Etc.

HIV. you «In our stool: of

RICHMOND RANGES?
ma JONES a Ho'rcaxxss
COMPANY.

17 WALL eraser. nonwaLK.

 

Sale of Gold Wall
Papers at Cost.

Now in the time to buy. Annual
comm sins: or (101.1.) WALL 1111;
Films. It is my custom during July
and August to reduce the price or
GOLD WALL PAPERS to soot, in
order to make room for how good!
if you need WALL PAPER for this
summer or next fall. eoma IM one
our nook. - . 4.]

 

Cloth 'WIIIdO' MC '1“ Milli.
250.

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mockery, Ole-I'm, mu.
'1 H. I-Cq-tfl
Painters“ amino.

Window Shado- Inll Pinion [romeo
to 0rd".

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mm and Paper mm

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Telephone Causation.

l. H. Decker

D? WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwalk, Court.

FRANK c.
VAN scor.

111.1111st
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HOT warn.

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ll'ln. Sheet Iron, Capped
Ind Zinc.

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I. south Main 8m
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DDUTH NORWALN,M

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NI! mart.“ 100.000.00

Sollclu accounts of lndlvlduIlI, mn-
ututtmre. nil-rebate Ind corporation
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at 111.
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statltill’ltztrrrrrf:::::: :5 lb:
WEAK FISH H. .............,..
,BLUE' Flfiflr ~

III-It- Icarus

ill
All other kinds of Fish selling It
reasonable prlceI.

THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
ARKET.

Old SIIvItlon Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge ;

CAPT. CHARLES ouclglooo. Prop.
South 'Norwilk. 1

 

 

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cairn or town-

it In no fault of euro. It lo the fIiIlt‘
of those hoopla who have not used
5"Euuole‘ho," the great Bed Bug Bounc-
or. ..'

Not I poison.
' 1 4 42511. 3“,;

Doe-tho work every g£11116. ,

The leltfitss Pharmacy

3 1110. MAIN 511.. S0. NORWAMLK.

CLEANLINESS

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