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East Nutrient Fire District
The taxpayers of the East Norwalk
Fire District are hereby notified that
the District tax of two mills on the
dollar. laid on the Town Assessment
List of 1905 at a meeting of the Dis-
trict held on the 6th day of June. 1905.
at the East News": school house. will
be due and payable on the second day
of April. 1906, at which time I shall
be ready to receivc'the same at my
store. No. 10 First street. Penalty at
the rate of nine per cent. a. year from
April 1, 1906 will be charged on all
taxes remaining unpaid on and after
May 1, 1906.
E. E. GORHAM.
Collector of Taxes for the East Nor-
wnlk Fire District.
Dated, East Norwalk, March 28. 1906.
m30 lOt
For the convenience of the readera
of The Sentinel. a letter box has been
placed on the bridge near Hafner'a
newo store. items for publication are
collected daily. They ohould he sign-
ed by the writer at art evidence of
good faith.
Miss Georgia. E. Morroll. who {is ill.
is somewhat ‘botter.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson was a visitor
in liridgeport, yesterday.
Edson K. St. John spent yesterday in
New Canaan with relatives.
E. Apell, of St. John avenue, is hav-
ing a new roof on his house.
Miss Clara Ainswortli has returned
home from a visit to New Haven.
James L’Hommedleu will lead the
weekly class meeting tomorrow night.
Misse Georgia E. Morrell. who is out.
t‘erlng from appendicitis. is slightly
improved.
Charles Simonds will lead the regu-
lar weekly prayer meeting to be held
on Thursday night at the East Avenue
Church.
Mrs. A. N. Paddock. who wane oper-
ated upon Saturday at her home, In
getting along as nicely I! can be ex-
peeled.
The Dueschelle family, of St. John
avenue. who have been spending the
winter in Florida. returned .to their
home Saturday.
A special meeting of the Rope and
Pipe Association will be held Tuesday
night at the club rooms in the Wash-
ington street bridge.
Miss Jennie Henry, who has been
spending the week's vacation with rel~
olives in New Haven. returned yester-
day to East Norwalit.
Quite. a number of East Norwailt
people are planning to attend some of
the meetings being hold this week in
Bridgeport by Mrs. M. MoKlnstry.
The subject of the sermon preached
yesterday evening at the Advent
christian Church was Thine Eyes
Himll See the King in tile Beauty.
W.
This morning the meadow bogs all .1
along Summons“ were covered
with u gifie of ice which to quite on
channel thing for the second day of
A r .
p " h t
No dotiniio arrangements ave ya
been made for the special pool. match
between at Bryant ond‘iw. ll. 10:.
which is very likely to he pulled off
noon.
Yesterday’s fine weather was an In-
oentive to many tract out. of doors ,
and take long walks. The roads are
fairly good, having dried-much durinl
the. plat m .2 2- l. 2
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The Faith Which Italics Whole was
the ouhlect of-o ,, interesting oer-
moo
Avenue Moth mm by Rev. Eda
ward Opontngli . .
Serving With Christ was the sub-
ioot of the
Macao at ,
Church ' ‘
s set or
, decided. 2 The printer. , ~ some
gold mounted pipe“; and the contestants
nightgown. rated 110. and D. Nash.
The regular moothiymocting of the
Pastime Athletic Club will be held at
the club rooms in Randall’s Hall. after
the gymnasium class this evening.
Plans will be made for' the comlnl
athletic exhibition. and it is hoped that
every member‘mlll be present.
Next Sunday will be the conference
Sunday In the Methodist Churches. and
Rev. Mr. Cunningham will not be at
thecburch. It has not yet been de-
cided who will preach at the East
Avenue Church. but some minister
from the contra-once will be present.
Weekly bulletin of East Avenue
Methodist EpiscOpal Church: Moor
‘ day, 7:30 p. m., cabinet meeting of Ep-
wortb Willie; Monda . 8‘ p. m.. busi-
ness meeting of Epwor h [league Tues-
day, 7:45 p. m.. class meeting; Tues-
day. 7:45 p. m., probationers’ meeting.
Wednesday. 2 p. m.. Ladies' Aid. Thurs-
day, 7:45 p. in. prayer meeting led
by C. H. Simona. Friday. 7 :45 p. m.,
Junior Bend. It is expected that Rev.
W. E. Schoonhoveu, of long Island.
will preach in East Avenue Church
next Sunday morning.
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fl-OURI ‘ HOUR! HOUR!
Jones- ci. ' i’ilsbunl
- ' Flour. bag. 65c
Success Flour. bag.
- - - — - - - 690
Robert Smith
Phone 251-0. , ltowayton, coon.
ROWAYTON.
Agenta for The Evening‘ lentlnal. In
Rowayton. are Frederic Loo
Elwood Iroadway and Char-lee Peta.
Orders cont teeny of the above ll
receive promptiattention.
The J. W. Flee house in Lenox Hill
is being repainted by Caleb Wood, of
East Norwalk. 2
Mrs. Hale, of Greenport, Long is-
lend, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. Ed-
ward Vincent, of Rowayton avenue.
The Rowayion Hose Company will
hold a lunch bo social and dance
Thursday evening, April 5th. Admis-
sion free.
J. Arthur Gaylor is disposing of his
chicken raising business, having do
cided not to engage In If. this spring
and summer owing to ill health.
R. A. Reynglds 8: Son. of Stam-
ford, will fu~ lab the hardware for
the new residence which M. D. Randall
is having erected at Tokeneke Beat‘h.
George Minor. night baggage man
at the South Norwalk railroad station.
was ill Friday and Saturday. and lid-
wlard Bodell, of the day force, took his
p ace.
George W. Raymond has purchased
the property of the Judson heirs in
Raymond street, and plans for a new
home are in progress. It will be real-
ed when finished.
The last regular meeting of the Otli~
ciul Board of the Rowayion Methodist
Episcopal Church will be held this ev-
ening. The pastor, Rev. lil. W. Byshe,
will leave Tuesday for Brooklyn. where
he will attend the session of the New
York East Conference. He expects
to return here for another year at
least. Rev. Charles Baker. of Fitch's
Boldlers' Home, Noroton, will officiate
in the church. next Sunday.
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—-lmpure blood runs you down-—
makes you an easy victim for organic
diseases. Burdock Blood Bitters puri~
lies the blood—cures the cause—builds
you up.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
For the . tilt of the roaidonte of
Dorian. a n bulletin board and lat-
ter drop box have been placed in front
of Allen's Drug Otoro. News. item.
poroonala and advertisements will be
collected, each afternoon. Note. for
publication, but an a uaranteo of good
aith all item must at nod. Agents
for he Ivan g lantinei n Dorian are
Thaddeus? i. Arthur Ilauaon and
Wallace Ihcrer. Orders cent to any
the above will receive prompt di-
y‘ atiho illaatr
ntl n.
to e t.
A meeting of Eagle Hook and LC
per Company will be held tonight.
m
John Raymond. Jr. has rénted Mica
Nettie Mason’s house. on Maple avo-
nus.
t
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B. Williamson has rented half of
the Belay Wood house. Brookeltio ave
nus.
B. J. Crosby, of Norotcn. has been
spending a few days In Daabury. vio-
iting friends.
Volunteer Hook and toddler (icin-
pauy, purchased so chain for its hall.
rem Mrs. George Btroeboi.
it in reported that the Punoelt lace
Ox Ridge. adioipto the former onto
mun: of the Worth a to
.hat; to litethodlati.
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to cctoboiieieam:
at a petite a '2‘
of George Brett. as been sold for
to . '
Extensive plane are being max
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fimlfl
P . merican Telephone and
.2 v Don't tie a
gear system byr
. ‘iaa’ative Honey and Tar.
Meat and the licence of the
Mmrsmlvorvoy 2, stir.
can no :a u ‘1
oh. "
, inda the bowels. alto Kfinped
a
forest from all other cough syrups. it
is better. It opens the bowelm~
Wipe}: from the s are . reliev‘e‘a
. .. no 22 w an cou .
etc. in lazilmdhyfor young and
old. Children like it. Soldby The
Clifford Pharmacy. ' t
wnsrponn
A ate for the Evening Milne“ in
Was rt. are e. Digiovanlti and lil-
I. Null. Orders cont toalthamf the
auevccwlll recoivoptoatpt attention.
. a. m if if": 2.
E. 1. Taylor has returned from a
business trip to New York.
David Raymond. of South Norwalk.
called on friends hero Thursday.
Miss Flora Arkell, of Brooklyn. N.
Y.. Is visiting friends in this vicinity.
m
Homer Beers entertained E. C.
Wood on his visit here from Bridge-
port Thursday. 2 ~
If something is not soon done to the
highway on Riverside avenue It will
require four in hands to draw even a
buggy on the one thoroughfare lead-
ing to the depot in Saugatuck.
The trolley fare from Bridgeport
serves to effect property interests here
the claim In made that but for the
high rate a. number would locate in
this vicinity. The Norwalks no ions
ger figure as a factor in purchasing
compared with Bridgeport.
An endeavor is being made to get
on a matcbaacntch-can wrestling
match between our well known citizen
Lewis Wakeman and Deputy Sheriff
Selah Blakeman, of Shelton. Either
of them could once down a ball with
a blow. Blakomanexpreaaes his be-
lief that he could take a fall out of
Wakcman.
NEW CANAAN.
George Light visited in Stamford
Friday.
Howard Solleck visited with friends
’ in New" York Thursday. ,
Miss Julia lathey is the new clerk
at Bartlett & Dorcmue‘s. ‘
Justus Silllman of Easton, Pa. is
visiting his uncle. .l. ll). Silliman.
the
of
George B. Smith has given
Opera house an extensive coal
paint. ‘
George Ever-lit to boarding in Siem-
ford uniil the close of the High School
term.
J. K. Raymond of Wilton. who has
been ill for several weeks. In able to
be out.
Jerry Phillipuic has purchased the
Julia Brennan place, on the west side
of Grove strm‘l.
\
A l horsepower-electric moton has
been installed in l-‘rank l‘iurchard'a
new shirt factory.
The Fortnlgthly Whisl Club met at
the home of Mrs. E. (l. Cunningham.
Thursday afternoon.
ll. W. Suite and family have been
spending the week with Mr. Snxu's
parents in New Jersey.
The old John A. Wood place in
Grove street has been sold to Contrac—
tor William Rutledge.
Joseph M. Silliman, who has been
South for his health for sewrul months
is expected home on Wednesday.
Olive Branch Council. r). of l... is an
ranging to present, April 12, the farce
comedy. “An interrupted Proposal."
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Mrs John Burcburtl, of South Nor-
wulk, is visiting for a few days with
liar sister. Mrs, Stephan lioyl, ill New
Canaan.
Mrs. Marugrot Raymo’nd. wife of Wu.
Iium Raymond, died yesterday morn-
lng. The dot-eased was in her 77th
year.
It Is thought April ill will be select-
ed for the date of the theatre party
to New York John Id. ilrranm ls ar-
ranging the details.
William Henry lioyt. for timllil lime
employed on the John Stevens farm.
Vista, dropped dead Thursday often
noon. of heart disease.
Madame Papdaianta has moved into
her house in Prospect street. recently
vacated by Henry Curtis. who recent
ly moved to White Piano.
Jennie, the it years old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. iii. it. iawrence. who
was recently operated on for appendi-
cilia, is recovering alowiy.
Mr. and hire. Edward L. May have
rented the house in Forest street. re-
cently vacated b gene Well. Mr.
Iliay la the new barber at Patterson‘s
tonsorlai potter. 2
Rev. John D. Sheena. a former rec:
tor of nanbury, tied in ht. Mark's
Episcopal churn . laatiiigiit. Tuesday
evening-at mo, the tier. Dr. Nichole.
of Hot Trinity Church New York.
will doitvor a moon address.
Ttt infield" that so. in. comm.
now pastoral the monocular-at it. ll.
Church. Bmgkiyn.‘ w'ilill aficcgdcafltg
. ‘a u n e . .
h. It loan, ‘7 to about u
‘ ,
" 2 whim, lite. ”to ‘
all than without accident to
To graph. '.
a remedy the _
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' and thereto.
, lira
will
here. Mr. Medici.
macadamia“!!! Indentation
W
am. 2 .
mil; incl”? summon.
- ill. 0 . .. .
was) until
_ ‘ .mbhi
5'0“
completely cured.
your digestive organs and unless they
.0
will gladly pay your quarter back.
JIMMY DIBOUSTED.
We’ve got a baby at our house;
He came on New Year's Day;
He’s toothlesser than grandpa un’
His hair‘s ull worn away.
The folks calls him their “Sweetie
. Lamb”
An’ other aech fool names.
Since that kid come 'bout all I hear
to “Don't wake baby. James.”
One time I not a little pup.
An' bump it home with me:
‘Twus list a common our, but still
‘Twas onions it odd be.
My mother un' my sisters took
An‘ sent the pup away,
They said ‘iwus such a nuisance. yet
They let. the baby stay.
That pup Hid walk an’ lump nu‘ bark.
"I‘wus mighty quick to learn;
Our baby hasn't go no sense.
That kid ain’t worth a darn.
Now mom an' all the rest the folks
Kin praise the blamed thing up.
But. on the dead. 'twcen you nu' ma.
i'd rather have a pup. '
~Dcnver Post.
"The main trouble with pedestrian-
lsm as an exercise." said the man with
mental strabismus. i'ls that when a
fellow first begins it his'l'rienda do
clam he is crazy. and that when he
has been at It two or three days. he
begins to share their opinion."--Judge.
with a program of impersonations. do.
scriptlvc piano and violin mimicry. ii
is expected that the entertainment
will be very stunning.
J. 0. Whitney. formerly in charge of
W. C. Clark's place on Oenoke avenue.
and who has been a student in the
Grand Rapids Veterinary College. was
graduated from that institution: Thurs.
day. Mr. Whitnoywill locate in this
town.
The petition circulated for the re.
mining of Miss Mattie l4. Hoyt as pos
mistress until the expiration of
deceased father's term of other:
been signed by nearly all the poo .
the town. With this universal 2. .2
nilion it is thought bat Min Hoyt
will (bulimic as chic executive of the
office Ion another year.
The last meeting for this season
of the Women's Club, will be held on
next Friday afternoon. The entertain-
ment will «insist of violin solos by
Miss Olive Gray of South Norwallr and
songs by Miss Aiyae Gregory. sopra-
AUCTION.
E. T. BATES. AUOTiONEER.
Will he told at Public Auction at
HIGHLAND FARI. 0X RIDGE.
Dorian. Formerly the Merwin J. Wat-
erbury Farm, on
APRIL 0. 1900, AT 10
O'OLOOK.
The Following. Articles:
Four Good Horace. for buoineue or
driving. 10 Cows. but quality atock.
4 Young Itook. 1 honor-old Aayahire
lull. 1 Double Coach Harneu, brace
mounted. good at new. 1 Riding dad-
FIiDAV.
.dle. 1 straight iron Tooth Harrow, l
two~wheel Contractoro' Dirt Scrape. 1
three-notion Harrow. 1 Kerosene In-
ine. 6 home power, ail mounted. near-
y new. 1 Lawn Mower.
Term each. if stormy. next fair
day. For order of
1341. ms
charisma asp arm
- HEATING
' a 2 ' TING.
"isfimrm
Iaea Value
‘ iv "5%? Eu};
. _ r ,
llfi ‘ I l‘ . of about 100 screened. it is said. he
4 . rem ”almanac t. if. in-‘
' is making ouo's existence
Wheel: it. Baxter tells
thatin all his ”inflame he never,
knew aaytliingseouheto relieve sour
stomach, coated tongue, dizzy spells.
33°F ”Dollie. multitude and fatigue
e toimpai'foct distention. there mutt
be some guild roused for his confidence
Delano of chronic old
aunties right here in South Nor-
who deposited clever getting to
list have. tried Pepsiitola Tablets on
Mr. Baxter’s recommend and today are
Moreover. a drug-
glst could not aiford ’to keep on rec-
ommending an indigestion remedy un-
less it really will cure. for you would
mighty soon lose confidence and trade
at some other store. Pepslkola Tub-
lets are a grand nerve tonic. they will
give you a new energy and new ambl-
tlon. improve your appetite. strengthen
give you perfect digestion Mr. Baxter
A. PHIL?! O‘I’OKIB. ,
Aiimmmuflfi‘lohflehltrn-
, Mostly {at ‘th to
one. 2o owl. or .mema ry.
The concert will unneeded by an ele-
ction of olficsra’forthe entitling your.
The town
farm. property. consisting
Hold to a New. York business man for
“15.000. For the past few years the
formhao heeuvalued t.» about “.009
in the annual-report o «thadolootmen.
Theform is on verrhigb ground corn.
mending a good v ow. It to a m
editable location forth; summer ~
deuce. The offer iszipade. bv'o man
whowants to built a beautiful summer
borne on the alto. The fact that the
offer is four times as much. as the out
valuation.» leads may to be of the coin?
lot: that it. should behold.“ the luv
terest of the amount would support the
inmates. The farm is not a paying
institution; and has always been con-
sidered too large and expensive.
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LABOR SITUATION. 0000.
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Very Few Strikoe20utalde.That of
’ Printers in This state.
working day of April finds the labor
and industrial situation in Connecticut
better. generally than it has been for
several years. What uneasinessthere is
in the labor world outside of the strike
of the printers who went out months
ago. is confined to a few small unions
and affects only a. few score of men. In
many cities of the state there has been
a threatened disturbance in the ranks
of the carpenters. but wise heads in
each place have got together and the
trouble alleged to have existed be-
tween workmen and contractor or boss
has been smoother over. in this city
a big tie up in the building which
has been so active of late. was threat-
ened and was only settled late last
week. the. tllflicully being over the
wage scale and the Question of half ho
llduys.
With the aid of the ll’lit’i'flllllt“ Con~
tractors and dealers Association an
agreement. was resulted in most of the
details and it is hardly expected that
there will be any trouble.
in Willimantic the entire carpenter's
union threatened to walk out over the
question involving the number of hours
to constitute a working day, but lately
the matter was settled satisftlcorily.
A committee from the local painter's
union has submitted a demand for an
increase In wages to $3 a day. and an
answer to the demand In expected silk.
or today or tomorrow. The men are
now receiving $2.75 per (lay.
in railroad circles the freight hand-
lers and section hands have presented
demands for an increase in pay and it
is stated that the New York, New iia.
Va and Hartford Railroad Company
will reply this week.
The monthly meeting of the Cannes.
ticut 'l‘ypolhetne will be held here to-
night and it is expeclod that lite mai-
(‘1‘ of the printeru‘ Strike will be the
principle question to come up for dis-
cussion.
Many of the big printers have been
’ On and alter Apr.
2. 1906 the prices on
chandeliers and Wels-
bach {Goods will be
meatlu reduced.
'Now is the lime to
take advantage of this
offer and ‘
Hm That House
11011 have been thluk'
inc about.
Estimates cheerful-
Iu furnished.
iiie Connecticut Railway
and lighting Company.
m
TWO IOUTH NOIWALK MIN iN
LUOK.
Both had Endowments paid them
thla month by the Count General Life
loo. Go. The Investment was so good
they insured again in the same coin
pally. Why don't you?
'a "a F'.'~Dp “fl."l A..“
United lanlt Iidg. Io. Norwaiit, Oonn
Telephone too—c.
new HAVEN. April 2.-—-Tbe ltlrst ‘
‘ Jm .‘.Hl.“v ‘
Delimited by Vinol After All other
Medicinal-tad Failed. .
r The Hon. David 0. Robinson,
County Treasurer of Frankfurt.
Ky.. writes: . “I was very much
run down from overwork. and
suffered from indigestion and a no
vere nervous trouble. The medicines
PWV‘Wi all failed to help me, and
could not take cod liver oil or entitle
my stomach. One of our county dill»
cilia told me about your delicious cod.
had done for him.
and in a remarkably short. time 1 wot
a well man. Vinol built the up. cured
my stomach and nervous trouble and
l have not been so well for years.’
One of the proprietors of The Clifo
ford Pharmacy says: “Vinol cores
conditions like this because it posi-
tively contains in a highly concentrat-
actually taken from fresh cods' livers.
and without a. drop of oil to upset the
stomach and retard its work.
“We ask every run down, nervous.
debilitated. aged or weak person in
South Norwalk and every person suf-
fering from stubborn colds. hanging on
coughs. bronchitis or incipient con.
sumption to try Vinol on our guaran-
tee to return your money if it falls to
give satisfaction." The Clifford Phar-
macy.
put to a great, deal of expense and in-
convenience on accout of the strike.
but. at the last meeting of the state
body all the members are reported to
have said that he situation. with the
men out. was satisfactory to them.
..
NEW BRITAIN ATTORNEY DEAD.
NEW BRITAIN. March 31.-Henry C.
Gussman. prosecuting attorney of New
Britain. for ten years and a leading
Republican lawyer and politician. died
at his home in Chestnut street this
morning at seven o‘clock. Mr. Guss-
man left his office at 5 o‘clock yester-
day afternoon nmi rode to his home.
He had been in failing health for two
years past, being a sufferer from drop-
sy. He had undergone several ope-
rations.
Hc was born in New Britain January
28. 1857 and was educated in the local
schools. He was graduated from the
Yale Law School in 1882 and entered
the law office of lien. Henry C. Robin-
son. of Hartford. There he remained
for a year. He then came to New
Britain and opened an oilico and has
been a figure in local politics since. He
was a. member of the Putnam Phalanx,
(if Hiriforli.
He leaves a wife, who was Miss Liz-
zis Boartimun. of Mcriden, and one
daughter.
A man gets mad If you notice his
new clothes, and a woman gets mad if
you don‘t.
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Wallfupus.
w. have endeavored at all times
to bring our customers the heat the
market afforded, and our selection of
handsome wail ooveringa this season
we think a crowning triumpth. We are
anxious to have your Judgment upon
them.
Our Paper Hanger-a understand
hanging wall paper.
nun——
Crockery, lamps, Ilousdurnishinu
Goods. Painlets' Supplies.
TO ORDER.
Window dhadaa, Picture Framing.
noun—an.
SPECIM-
Oloth Window dilation with Fringe.
26c: White Curtain Poles. with Fix.
turoe. 10o.
Painlinu and Panel Iitnuinu.
Lil. aeolian.
If Washilidtoli MM X
“rel. Ooh. Oeuth Nor-walk.
mute. ‘
uric Fruillllld. ‘ :‘
will» pullout. ‘ 7'1
elicitation”. 5i.
owl-tic. :{ tie it.
closeo- m wru- .2 the it.
Fresh timing, 5..
Openllil Mackerel. it tacit.
riot Pith. i.“ . 70 to.
am clam. soc qt.
VAN SCOY.
comma.
alone. as the greasy mixtures upset
liver preparation.-Vinol. and whutvit'
ldocitled Lotta/it. ..
ed form all (if-the vitality-making and
body-building properties of cod liver oil .
coco crank
CHICAGO. A ‘
the Tribune froqub . lb
Rev. 8. Murray. it well-know
Baptist minister. died. vector
was the one hundredth anniver
his birth and he expectedto? *
the event by preaching the bill
of his life. He had been tntli
try for seventy. years. 1
Tomaso-re A patient. helium
auamaoa. ‘
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3100.000.0€I,
outlaws-x; norm!
51.73.500.200. 2
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JOHN it. KNAPP. Vice-Pug.
snoop it. LAW-ow. Mien
E DIRECTORI.
.H.Mathewaon, Hon VIM ‘
John H. Knapp lardliyal Grim
.iooiarthMarvln J. Wailao.
Christian Iwal'ta John H.” LI
Fred H. Romp ‘
Fri: new ‘ -'
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own MINUTE rnou sonata 2
euuorenu PLAN. ‘ .
Our rooms a a sofa! featurq. Ill
and Electric hip to througiibtit ”Vi
cry room heated.
' hares REAsoNAp’tl. 2 .2 2
lnely stocked Cafe In whom ‘ LL .,
mason iirobof‘Adolxr. Merrill Neoli- :-
uceerae2 n 'L
Cigar-o alwaya on hand.“ ”a.” V
I‘. J. SULLIVAN m r
Telephone Oallfdu—d. I if
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Fine Bull-ding Lois
[N NORWALK PARK H
For sale .at very low am
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For prion. particular, “4 m
Address , " '
Jacob M. Layton]
REAL ESTATE AGENCY...
5 Railroad 'Ave., 80. Norm]?
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new white, ouepiece “Standafl'yfim ‘
celain Enameled Lavatory.
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be to have hot and cold renal ‘
water in your dressing chamber.“
in; apartment of that floor f
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