Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, June 19, 1906 · page 7

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" caisson} or the Loyal Workers
0 i*8dnday may under the leadership
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. lioneuof'l Hr Lockwood at 54

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of- measles.

 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Jefferson.

 

'The meeting of the Junior Praying
'Band this week will be omitted the
onemliers will ’go to Norwalk to site
art in the celebration of the twen-
ieth anniversary of the Knight street
111.13). Church.

' Rev. J. A. Clark preached Sunday at
the Advent Christian Church audio.
the. evening Evangelist Van Norden
guys the talk. 8 W Walker also ad-
rcssed the members of the church re-
trding the needs of the Norwaik Hos

11111.1 V

Rev, J. A Clark the peniecoslal
cyangelist preached a clear instruc-
riive and convincing sermon at the
Advent Christian Church Sunday morn»

g. the pastor being ill. in the even-‘
115 Mr. Clark preached at the Metho
dist Chapel West Norwalk. to a large
audience of most attentive listeners.

1, . M ,
; Oscar Raymond ”secured a horse re
neatly in New York. Leaving the boat
at the South Norwalk dock. the horse
iipped on the dock and went doth
hree, times. The last time he strained
his book. He was. gotten up and had
' tabs loft there-until I, atone boat" on
which to tax him home was secured.
gfgis ithoug t.’ that the» horse then
i ught cold and complications rebut}-
ed He was in such shape Sud day
ternoon that it was decided best to
shoot- him and end his misery

’«Wfi
Camilla Thomi'is Smith says that
peeple have a wr impre also about
eels. inany claimi'u them it be very
dirty fish, which live. on any old thing
but the vet fisherman says they
are e t thins to iron of all
that nhabit the deep, and when set
ting an Intact. it the bait happens
to be :a little stale they may take a
iook;.ii1 but don't atoms: in to stay.
Solidi fish. 08min Tom soaJys have a
very different taste,buttl1cse we
will not give anyone a black eye.
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A peculiar oigu‘ appeared in lief-
ncr's store, window- yesterday. It

all:

J. ,.. 11111111110 narosronr

'~ 1 ( 51.1.48! boastful. 1

lim. coin; '7771)’ some 131111111
WW

It. and MrI. Illiia Taylor who were

. came across siilveim
the other day with (four rusty. hooks
in. his mouthrbli‘ii'itlis‘ filth. thrdwmout'
by the skillful Bill. caught him dead to
After a tugging match. which

 
 
 
 
 

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.. _ 7117513377 '(‘i Mal see hole for- that
somerset. ‘

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an
mrsturncd drain a week's visit ,,

who tithe comely [ti

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imamrmuuam 1
is , c 0 es.
7171'1'ir '17: Pills name
of Elisabeth Hilbert. with date of birth
on J. :1 her, last renting

it ”almdsWflW

death

fulfill?“ of

sum Job in Woll3bnow1

yed‘rs aiofl
life; 1

71"

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Captain William Kellogg. the intren

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lVJVJVl ‘ iv

1 all

truism
fans all.
and cold as his cold~ Vbi

rights. '
anyone else might suppose cama‘from

was only a two and a half pounds and
if it was allowed to tell the story; in

ing headlong to the bottom four times.
which all fish do when they can with
books in their mouths, and being pull-

(camp again, alliilsi‘dtlong‘th was gone
Cline it» (on hn easy way to ens luau
fisherman. Keiio cg loves to tell about
the time "lie use to go to Charlie

sy, for alxpence and the Bowery and
Chatham Theatre its for a shilling.
t has hormone foM‘ donor. « Boasts
db. and shillings aisle 't on
tiol’t' more'thuJ dimes as

sea counter on but were.” 771's»:
idful '11s; ital-sash s. and eyebrow,
controlled to consult! a: banknote

loss get 115' green goods or true blur,
One or he most amusln stories

Un‘cle Bill; lies, boost-3 th
lites. till: M

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ookwtlod.

’ 7'7wa 1737“, we in Petty.
.. c any of the above will

in: m was}

r.' and'hlrs.7Wilii'a117E. Cushman.
of New York. are visiting Mr and
Mrs. William A Cushman. of Logan
street.

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The watei- in Chasmar‘s pond in»
again high, and if the present weather
continues much longer a small sized

freshet may be expected.

 

Five carloads of soft coal arrived
here this week and is being placed in
the bunkers at the pumping station of
the New Yalk, New Haven and Hart.-
ford Railroad.

Everything has been completed for
the fair-end sale of the ladies of the
Rowayton Methodist Episcopal Church,
on the premises of Andrew Mills.
Rowayton avenue tomorrow afternoon
and evening. A lunch will be solved“
and there will be automobile and
launch rides, together with a sale of
fancy. article's ,

 

 

The funeral of Lewis Taylor Greg--
ory was heard at 3 o‘,clock Saturday
afternoon. from the West 'NorwalkJN
Union Chapel. Rev. H. 3.8 carpenter
officiated and Frederick J. Force sang
two hymns. The pail neurons were‘
Masseuse. Weed. Ladus Keyser. and
Stillman interment was in Union
Cemeteiy, Rowayton. 3

S ecials

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Blue' 7.11 Ketchup, lard“ baths. .iiic
Walter Baker's Cocos ..

 

.7l77“.'V.......18c
WIi'tov- Baker's Chocolate
............... Home; or title lb.‘
large bottle imported Sweet Oil ..6
My Wifs'I Salad Dressing Willie

Robert Smitty
Phone 231:0. Homyton, (707111.

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FAWN AND JNQEOTON.
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married a day or two 0 are resid-
ing at 43 Core limit “This explains
the dues ”11.1719 Ilreniuiem AI-
«mam «11117117773 and the
neighborhood with their racket. but
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.WIiiaoI literal".

was at their'
house she spent the last years of her

Week hero
id waterless, who, notwithstanding his
‘ tum score and blame years, is all
a fit tgpolc. lively as an
out ltd imnerVi‘otis ‘to 17th ‘

ed fish ale.
y blac'kliuh

a. ground shark. it was found lila‘c‘kyN ‘

its own way, would say, that after” no

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,tective book to'iniike sure Whether he'

two mg.
and- thc‘ Herring, but thlif
3 dtory wohldibc too long to tell here.
“ and t’lt’fi Miler will have to consult:
,: the ‘onV fisherman

Mr and Mrs. N was and no it.

, Ohio: who we 87 and: Climbs
or Mrs. John Fowl grids a'oll rs.- $917

rah M Upson. 7d V f‘glthar‘, “bug. at

‘ W idfctl‘fiil‘ib‘ii’l‘mll?

.3 Consolidated M'dr'gdl' it Will. it. owl

J stocks, bonds star. of the Air line com:

‘ built for the. stock 07.00. it was stated

 
 

at. that this had anl practically has do

- a d Hartford RI rmil motor:
3 mm molest .

1. . s B. .
:George A. aJenkins, even: Di". ‘

lilacDonald a down Arthur Ken

nsde, 2 down. L. ClIoo filmith. ildowu';
, I

flour or Merrit it) dd J. Ho
11:19.10 down; I". W Duty/,1"! down:
W.N N.McCord. 14 dawn. .

WISTPORT.

Agent; for the Ironing Ionfinoi, l'h
Wanton-t. an 8. Di iovanni and Wm

 

 

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above will resolve prompt attention
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Al Southeriy spent tin: and of last

 

Miss Edna Bradley rendered several
solos it’ll “is m ‘ .8113 amongregd'
tiotial Church yesterday morning.

vJi 7.77.7” , VJJ J W
hf'iss Anna Jennings was first
winnei at thome'c‘out meotin
Afternoon Whist Club of Southport.
73,71 1* 11‘ W‘ . ”will:

M7s. Nathaniel Kirk is to enicrll'iiu
the Women's Benedccnt Society of the
Congregational Church Wednesday ah

BO‘ till?

 

 
 

 

Friends from New Haven were sn-'
tortoises ov'dr the and or last week at;

Ehediliospitabie home of Judge D. B.'
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‘Tliore is to be a strawberry festi-
vial and social 'in‘ the Cbngregaiional
Chmch Thursday eveningl. under the,
mzspVice‘s of the “C. Vlil. Scott et y.V
i “. J 1 « «' 7'4" V, ~ ‘

The M'l'sscs 1111111? who have7 beéll
Vmaklng an extended stay in Brooklyn.
N~ 'Yeo here rat arse 797777;“ one.

 
 

spying ,tJhein.

 
 

 

Laddzl‘t‘ii is
the naturism-ell: diam 1N
”summons, 41 g 7?

.in._.tl1‘e woanVregstl bis» aim

day-'7' >dtpy't‘V 77W .1” ,. ,,
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angle? if“ t'hi
vey n “1
also
Pita: for 9. A777

No'rss or This sanctions.

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Daytona Fla.

spent the sabh' 7'3. ithhthem at.“ he'll

way back at the time.

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AIR LINE—W ROAD SOVLVDV.

 

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r

. Property. r" 1 ’13
At a meeting of the board of direo'
tors and stockholders of the Boston
and New York Air Line Railroad. held
yesterday it was unanimously voted to
sell to the New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company, all this

pany. This means that the Air Lifts,
Company becomes merged with the
Ne'w‘ York; New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company. "'
J'pha meeting lasted loss ihan an
hour and at its conclusion the active
statement was given out.

Wheu asked as to what would be’

that there were no figures to be made
public. ~

The Air Line has been run by the
or Yoxk. New Haven and Hartford
RI lroad Company under a ninciy- nirie
yggs icnchJV what? from October.

The merger ah I that the New
Nork. New Haven and Hartford rail-
rodfl had acquired on hie 7721771111???
lighters t e on s‘.
shareshfi’thdlifiostofi 'and w‘k‘Tor
Air Line Company, and consequently
yesterday's short meeting was but for:
the purpose of effecting (ritual Vmer-J

a.-

bcea decried through in the coral bf
the Nail“ l Railroad Cam all!
which w s ately merged on a has, a of
503300 a 1Ji§sre paid to the outstanding
ledckho era

The Boston and Air Line road which

and Willlmantic Railroad and .li. was!
33311111111873 in 1882. following
cult Wilton its bonds.‘ the road wast
loaned to tho New vol-11 Now “Mil
dad Hartford road at 4 per cent. upon,
its, oral as stock at 33.000.000
About .000 000 of common. stock
was also issued and it is understood

 

 

irsd by theN o.rb New Ivan
ester.

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While the price to be offered to out-
-It'Indi 3‘ Boston and Air Line stock

 

 

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“'77“ 7," 7 VI “glint?"
public-tie but I: I
faith ill‘ '7'”:'17t%‘i
a. 3 us I
khan 1” Mill arson and

Orders not to any
of the above will M” m" “m
”MIMI“. .. ..,.

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“loud. at one time the

more ad“

the Princess Ann O'Dslla. better
Rum u the a his ”dollar. and
later as Indus now larv-
im 3.3“ MW“) in
an outtcidgyoti

on

housing bad ones. After har-
umd mlt lin Meow 11 in»
17171: New?“ ii“

(immature was
way 11M. liar “gaigy b13713?

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

" ‘ some; rt.
habits mime. 11m moms

 

”de351?”

11st- counter. the

lid. aims 11:11.,

owns a house party at John 1).“

his' 11 {lacs 1): Colandtrdm Point
turd y and Cunduyi

at! were from Now York.

Center School in Union will have an
entirely new bluff of teachers next

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your. None of the teachers from the ‘

”principal down has been reappointed.
some of then did not wish reappoint»
mut‘lud thu‘others didn't get it.
day

littering towards Norwalk luu
alarming about 9:30 lira. um

is Jon if Ii
7" iii 1135 m I hum driven by

in ‘

hem boys gout Cos Cob in Dorian. Mr.
(as lira. colicky won‘thmvuout of
their car and limit lily haired
I bad 11 wound and broke t‘wo front
inthw. b one else “out“. The
buggy was the wrong side of the
owe attended flschaloy.‘

 

W!“ was“

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or. of Mumford, "all

 
 
 
 
 

 

hi to Jill and
7777‘ JJJ’M‘ld‘i .21.. his '71
r
7' mmwmmm in along the inlet
a lion's moral policy's
completely. Ind dumauidlr'
Qgi diagy

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cameo. Julia iii. wnvldeuoo of tho
clef oiliciIlI in
and ban.
. VI! dis-
: ‘ slug. Superin-
tendent oft" - how“
that meaty" .' denim, mast (1 them
1m , .

fi.’

91111.17 haw minim porniitl or
without the knowledge of the city.

"There is swim miles stored
locally in “77773“
"or!" 73"7'7‘ our
one s 11 posters.
“it was found that. «
gallons of volatile oil! are stored' by
the dealers in MI? 1% under fli-
fleets: Illa?!

systematic desert
the illegal IV V . 3

 
 

 

' I" all!”

3' '«rou‘

prize in the menial?

 
 
 
 
 

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51.71311 Arthur reinc- and a... s1...
sisal. selection “$77 773'

 

a
“7111i we; done under a law passed; x
by the last legislature and has already' ‘

was moi-nod was the old Middiotowm "we

lattdllt‘vtrosmo on 'axrtoaw'a'a J

J"

‘ 1111; wt 1.11 attend the session and join

i

la the using1 which is to follow.

will harm
their wives ugh,
Jinks thtrolicy 1'!
our

shunted

serve ,
The party 717111 '7

.31'“

s 7119 its. 11 7"
i171” 7771:311t slot
'1 e at
'7'7 '17? Hill
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the delegates.

 

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L3 and Fair.
A111 @1375 Roldan.
b,“ in. 614,-01n‘Wfl 0‘ '1‘
CAPT: 31A REW MiLLB'. .
AFTEIINOONlAND EVENING.
.(MEDNEQDIW. A Mi! ROTH...
Autism luncheon WV it’- be .“7'7‘7'7 at
nombtalgti Lure.
. 11 mfinymn will 1;. 71.11171 "to...
t. .. 31W
Admission for all over 1757. 101:
Return CheokI.

 
 

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. we have ando7a1i'orod' It all times
Ebrinqj' our Clitlml'lill" tho but the

 

‘h'ih'llsonioi’ .wa'li earnings this lesson
we think I crowing triumph. WI are
'arotiouI' to have Your Judgment upon
than». .

Our Paper Hangers 'underatand
hanging wall nap».

1.111111 Lauri; Housdumuhuu
Ends P11111113 Supplies

TO“ ORDER."
Window ahadcaJ? ,lV’Vloture Framing.

SPECIAL.
Cloth WindBW shades with Fringe,
25:: White Gin-tainPoloI, with Fix-
lures, 106."

Pauling rind—E" Hanging:
1. 11’. 115cm.

(177' Waunln'gton street.
Tel. Con. South Norwaik.

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'7"! 1 ‘ ..
'Vl(ills the insects which cats
as leaves.

fill " ll'd s 77.10 lbs vigor
and 7'7vi'ia77lv 077% leaves; and
insures a larger yield of finer
fruit and vegetables.

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1. Thomo'nvsntlou; iviii convene nest
'Wedneaday morning' in the Peanut
house at 11180 and will be in session
-‘luringrthwafterflonn-‘Indevening and 7.
the following morning Officers will be 7 ,.
E. NIIb. Orders can to Min" of the 9’99““. “i1 09’9" 3390"“? buIlneIs JV
transacted. The A bars or the ana- .
, sou Thursday-bu
.1! friends and will, ,
on the East brine » ,
thpi’y llla‘ es of Jordan. J,
3 .Oswahau (1 his to Ocean
on the 7",77'7'0 river. where u

'stu'rn to New London

liey cars by the
evening there will
J. lid dancing in the: , .

(71761:.th 77'7"" rules broside'nt
e‘ assoc on (u t a past year;
and is in line iii? the presidency and
.hei ascents to be the popular.ol1oice of

ii

$17k“ allowed. andmé incense of »

I rectors of the National organisation

BLUEF‘ISH' .................. ..... 12¢
,ssaaass ........... ...........'..llc
”HORGIES ..... .u... ............... 7c

FLUKES ........ ................'..70'

,1“; ............................ 10c

WHITE HALIBUT ................ 12c

STEAK COD ...................... 100

FRESH MACKEREL. each. ., ...... 25c

BLACKFISH ..... ................. BC:

7 7' “'7: "JMIIbuuuulw 7'7
“M M“, “mt; ” NUIOIDCI‘“ :

m Tu” mm m' ” 73.1"...”1007‘ "
'7 . Mill m IIIOOICiU’QQOODIIIIIIIIIm

iency. aqudia'I. ohr‘i

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NEW HAVEN R'NNIBV'NAM

fill HAVEN. J ,
“be tournalndnt' _
Chili}; Antioch stint;

morning when the first“ balladMi in n7
gies’ihtmght togetherwwclfil n'own
xponents of the gable," inclli'didg Karl
‘ H. Behrrwho yesterday won the New
England championshib at Hartford, H.
‘3BvStodda1d. who got as for as the,
semi-finals in the New England tour
naihent;Rol1ert bailey and Wylie C.
Grant of New York.
'hhve stalled yesterdav, but the open-
ing went over on account of the min
The (audit of the drawings for the first
round is as follows. Heed vs. T.
«'F‘arnum;8n1lih vs T W F‘nmum;
Fairchild vs. Stmldurd: Field vs. Mc-
Clung: Chase vs. Walker; Fitch vs.
lngraham; M. Surgent vs. Perry;
Grunt vs. Manson

‘ The following 'diew byes and will
play in the second r(1und:R Sargent
vs 1.. Sargent; Bchr vs winner of
Grant-Munson match; ButterWDrth vs.
Emery.

'NEW YORK PRESSMEN UNION’8
FIGHT.

 
 
 
 

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PITTSJ’JURG Juno Ills-‘Tlle ltnlion
for the seating of the ten delegates
from the suspended New York Local
No. 51. was the feature of today s ace
sion of the eighteenth annual con-
vention of the international Pressman
and Assistant' 11 Union. of North Amc~
rice. The delegates appealing for ad-
mission contend that the board of di-

has enceeded its authority in revoking,
the local's charter.

Fresh Fish

W'EAKF‘I'NH ........ . ... Sc

 

Round Clams and all other kinds of:
Fish at reasonable prices.

Ducross.

VTI'V'I'I' PIOFLI'O “filigH'l'. ANS OYITIR:

Old laivsticn Army landing.
not Ind of Washington ItrIIfV Iridgo.

 

 

 

We cohéldér'lhfihea-
son’s line the best
.110 our W:

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

ed to this city by the Japanese govern-
‘ meat to investigate t 9 clients

 
 

3 due to poor mar-tat and faulty consortiaw

,‘ "that will be' not only earthhuukc proof,
711;... 'but

Play was to'

§ 1101131. .vlcroma

. on room heated.

nation
. A run 11». of thr, 11161 I. on
an concatenated Wimp, 1..th

7 some 11. ”Woolf.

oi afar I rib oaks DImgI. .
N MAM! (it)? use
It 1110 Bur—«33g cortru cons lament
ti or: and
"‘uonalhlc'»7 for nearly nslim of the earth
nuke damage in San Francisco?

torture of the imperial Halve sity of
Tobin and one or the most distlbaulsb-
ed fliembel s of the committed dispatch-

 

tremblsl and fire. Aixa'r investiga-

2< tions covering a period at several 3:,
; weeks in. Nubamuru has cum

his labors, and will sail on the.

“I find " said Dr.‘ mama... yester-
day. “that much of the damage to San
Francisco f1 cm the earthquake was

lion. and (the mentor portion of the
damage to the class A buildings by
fire was the result of misguided use of
hollow tiling anti socailed lire blocks
instead of concrete It is an easy mat.
3 ter. 1 have found, to design a buildins

r‘acticnliy fireproof.
. “T are has developed as a result of
the earthquake in San Francisco great
prejudice against brick h11ildingb.How
ever they are largely employed in Jul)
an, 'whclc calihquokes or greater se~
volity than the one expericncd in this
city me not un'éommon'. The secret
“’0! their success, however. lies in the
w’tfact that good mortar is used. The
matter should either be composed of
one part content to two parts of sand
or of one part cement. three of lime
and five of sand. The bricks should
be tbo1oughly wet before being laid.
and when the mortar has set under
these conditions a wall becomes [irate
'ticaily one stone."

 

We Don’t Tell You

to' drink beer this hot Weather. but as
long as you do drink it why not
drink good beer?

We are the agents. Good service for
families; deliver it to the house Try
it once-you will be satisfied. Postal

or telephone call will .receive prompt 3

attention

Central Hotel,

South Norwaik. Conn.
Joseph Discos, Prop.

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PLUMBING ANo swarm
HEAT NG.’ ' ' ”
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGEI.
ULATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Gas and Steam Fitting,
Cu leturu, Metal Coiling. Ito.
Have you acén our Itoolt of

ICHMOND RANGES?

COM
17 WALL eraser;

 

documents

:11qu to
“CO! If. VLAYTON.
REAL‘ EOT'A'TE AND INIUMNOI
3‘» AGENCY 1' 1.
5 Railroad Avg, South Nomik

RIprIIenting some of th'I strongest
and moat reliable lnsuranoo cont.
mm In the business.

ARE 1011 um 111311115111

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TH: new,

one «more snowballs:
- Iunorsm PLAN. . ‘1

..0ur rooms I spacial factors. In
and liIotrlo Lights throu'hwt Iv

. , M118 RIAOONAILC.
Finely stocked cm In

[11:4

0mm Iiwdys on hand.

1‘. J. SULLIVAN. ProperO'tor
TIinhom‘ coitus—o. .

 

 

Telephone Call 91-5.? .

humus 111111

' EAST NORWALK

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saoro Diuuei'l Ind an Klndl or a»
Food (looked to Order.

Ballbd' fisiib.
11.111 sol. 111773177711: tits loom
John O'Ouiliimr‘i. ,

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WVBVFVLU'O' AND PROFITS

O
Jm§| ,

soaks £11m.
um .

of'

fished .V

. res

_. to rabbit his conclusions to his govern-
' meat.

. is done, it: (loud.

The New York- ‘
Brooklyn Brewery Beer is the best. ,

Corne'r Monroe anti chestnut Streets, .'

TH JONES 7'& HOTCHKISS 7
3 heaving. ‘

J. M. Logical: (30., W

.olumbe

t.~—”Dis~‘ .7
was (as I

says
l‘. '1‘. Nnkalnuru, biofessor of archi-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

"7"Pnoin on, n. 1.. sum
(lolibio’fi'70gran1me of
events at Brown was gonadal
day by the postpone ont‘y :-
ot the class slay examine an"
of rain. The weather caution

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

out door class exercises as W '7
ivy day programme of the women,
pertinent, meetings of the a} ..
other events. The day‘s xi',
began at 9: 3i) oclock with a“ '7
of the Rhode Island Alpha
Beta Kapa. .

REGENT ARRIVALS OF v“

NEW Y0RK,J11ne 19. “Ar yd
Steamer Noordu'm, from Rott
{steamer Cevic, from Liverpoo

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

in not what the ”solo want
require good workmanship.
is done right and when, l

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

ARTHUR I. BEN!
Plumbing. Timing Ind Ct»
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