When anything usually found of: I
v drug store is wanted phone us and' wo
.‘ will send it to your promptly.’
1 WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE
.Ail [coda returnable if not satis-
factory ‘ou the price paid will be
refunded. . ‘
Our stock is no complete that you
ore pretty sure to find what you want
here at all limos
Ilia Bridge Pharmacy
out
ddbmABHING‘lON 8T.
"
‘ isbonvonlcnoo of‘tl'le roodere
‘ntlnei. a letter box nu been
placed on the bridge near Homer's
newo otore. Itomo for publication are
, colleote figlly, Jhoy should by pian-
, ed by ewrlteri so an evidence of
good faith. ,
*‘fidtfdrfsrrier stones 111111111111 is on-
ioying a day of! today.
donning 13. Willow has taken a posh
.tion with the Crescent Laundry.
‘ W
. Mrs. Skcnc. of Ansonln, is the guest
of her daugbtcr, Mrs D. Burr Bosch
Frederick Warren monitor is quite
seriously ill at his homo in Seavicw
syenue
W‘— ‘
it new roof Is being placed on the
some ofiMr‘s. N. E. Campbell, of Van
,zondt :sti'oet. " .1
There were several East Norwulk'
p‘eup’le visitors at tho Nutmeg comp
jib,“ 1Little3 L'Ilhm‘mock Island today.
The rogniur wcckly class meeting at
the! East Avenue Methodist Chinch.
loot nightkwns led by Hiram inrondugc.
' mob—M
Carlton L’llommedien ulho has been,
ill ’wlth soorl‘st fever. its much better;
111qu the qiiarontlné- Will he removed
Itoduy.
An inspection of the boiler of tho
steamer John Sylvester was complet-
cd yesterday, and she has gone to
‘ New York.
William Weiseit has sold his so-
loon to William Loyden, of Norwalk.
_Mr. Wolseit intends to go into the
' manufacturing business.
The official board of tho East Ave-
mic Methodist Church will, hold 11
mocting this evoning at. the church,
'lmportunt business will probably ho
transacted.
Mrs. C. E. Painter and daughter
1 Carrie and son Walloon pro ottcnding
the Women’s Christian 'i‘cmpcrunce
' Union Convention at Shelton. Miss
“ Currie Palmer is the delegate from
Norwsik.
The Rape and Pipe Association hold
’ its regular monthly husinoss meeting,
Monday evening. ut which time it
was voted to rhiingc the time of 111ch-
ing from the last Monday to tho first
Monday of each month, the next reg.
ulor meeting to be held the first Mon-
day. in August. it won also dccidod.
to kocp open house the night of Jilly
3. Refreshments will b1: served.
~Bllllous? Fuel henvy after dinner?
Tongue cooled? miter lusts? Complex-
ion «allow? Liver needs Waking up.
Dunn's Rogulols cures billons attacks.
25 cents at any drug store.
ROWAY'I 0N.
Agents for Tho Evening Booflnoi, in
lowsytou. ero Frederick Lockwood.
Elwood Bmodwoy and Cheri-o Potty.
Onion not to any of tho above will
rooolve prompt ottontlon.
A number of lion-nylon pvopio ililVf‘
loosed bulb houses of. Hickory lliiIii'.
amino thorn daily for 11 plunge in the
‘ollt wntoru
, Tho uuuul wr-okly prnyor iiii-oiliiit
and pruiuo iiurvlmi will bu hold in tho
lwl'lnyluu llnplist und Mt‘liltliiilii.
Churches Thumdoy owning.
'l‘ho wrockiug from from Now lin-
vcn Wont through horn youtorduy, for
tho purpose of removing an obstruc-
tion oh "it! rolls iit'ityo. New York.
Churlcu it. Potty. of lluymoutl
‘otmt. has your: to Mount Vernon.
, 1m York to «pond lililel‘ili do 11 wlibi
"lils ulster. Mrs (lhoiitor A. Stop 11111111113
Douglass Fowler Pout, CI A it. did
who buoinou of moment. Monday oven
g, born to arrange about nttondin
.lni sunrise in their-honor in.
nylon Hotbodiot Church no:
untidy ovcnlus.
on 11111111 in 1111111111 with thorn. rue
will but at the mm at Md 9. m.
Iiid will folio tho 7 o'clock car. .
5 stomford surgeon was summoned
infiltration Boturfloy, to dress tits
received by Mr Van Camp of
Boo for who is lumindl‘iilfi in Ooh
mm Iiund. lie that with u my
on occidcnt whiic soiling In his
' .3 out-t lite on his cod u be turned
1wi‘hy‘rwhool o stifling handle did
him in no not and the Boob
torn 311mb
‘ Woo Burn club numbers.
on Bowman. no on trying
from: into place. 'l'ho wheol
hook with I m the bundle
the elbow to the wrist.
W
. J‘. Bottoms. of W suit and
stove at the time
on the limo
hon all of u Ruth
, 11,; upwind, till»
lair her hair and 9 upper pufiot
her waist. AltilQlldll nreutly alarmed
for the moment Mrs Boneiisho quick»
iy recovered- horsef. and with the aid
of her little son rchio they were
eventually able to“ put out the blots
This was not done, however. until tho
front and back port of her hair, as well
as her cycbroks 11nd cyolushes, were
badly singed. All day yostorday Mrs.
Bonelishu's tune and eyes pained hor
considerably although the only dis-
ilgu1ins,apnrt from that alreudy mcu~
' tionsd,v‘1os a noticeablc swelling. To-
day sho is feeling about so well as
‘ usual. but It will become time beforo
3 sho i’uily recovers from the uccidout
'i‘hc following Were perfect in nttcn—
dance for tho summer term at tho
Rowuyton public school: Jennie Du-
fuult. li‘runk Dchtcrs, Witrron Golfer.
William Lynch, Leno (Jokes.
Sniffin, May Tuck, Arthur Walker,
Sanford Wicks, Emmn Cushmuu. Ethel
Jennings, Wurrcn Jennings. Chorlcs
Sniffen. Cilrii Tuck. Maud Brundngc,
Mildred Jennings. Mahci Oakos, li‘i'un-
cos Johnson. Frank Lambert, Russel
Mills. Ruth Stcvcns, Wallace Bone-
llsho, Harriet Lctfs, Addison Mills,
Frank Mills, Ohuilcs Aflcock. John
Cleverly, Carlton Fruke. James Smith,
William Stevens. Theodore Dayton.
Perfect in attendance for the month
of .lunc:Haroi1l Cutblll,. Russell
Hull, George Jarvis. Warren Jennings,
Michael Russ, Charles Sniffen, Willie
Batter, Mowoitd Scott. Harold Bowm-
by; Darius Tattle. Gamge l'l‘uttls Pay
1 Webb, Florence Adcoolr, Stella Fruits,
Ethel Geist; Mildred Jennings. Ida
ago. Maud Brnndage, Corinne Acknrt.
Clarence Close Lester James, Russell
Mills. Marie Moore. Ruth Stevens,
Walloon Beneilsba, Pearl Fruits. Lu-
pile Brando, Harriet Lofts, Addison
Mills. Frank Mills, Muy Snvogr. Chor-
les Adcock. Archie Benclisha. Leland
Close, ‘John Cleverly, Morrison Dau-
chy, Carlton Frake, George HIbbcr.
Gordon -‘Lockwood, John Savage
Jhmcs Smith. William Stevens. John
Siam, James Young, Theodore Dayton.
Edward Tinker, rEmma Cushmnn,
{Kathleen 1Dcilis, Leslie Judge Ethel
' Jennings. Marion Lynch, Ethel Mills.
Selma Stain. Grace Webb Fio1ence
Home, Jessie Close, Lizzie Cullen,
Bonnie mfouii. Frank UGWMCI'S. War-
ren (lager. Ellen James. William
Lynch, Florence Moore, Lens Oilkcs,
Edna Savage. Rose Sniffcn, Mny Tuck.
Arthur Wnlkcr, Sanford Wicks.
Specials
Blue Lobol Ketchup, large bottle..18c
Waiter Baker’s Cocos ..... ....18c
Walter Baker's Chocolate ..... .
° . 16c coke; 01'301: lb.
Largo bottle imported Sweet Oil. . .651:
My Wife's Salad Dressing ..... 25c
Robert Smith
Phone 25110. liowoyton, Conn.
eyolelloo-o
3DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Poi-”tho benefit of the midonte of
Dorlen. a newo bulletin board and lot
nf‘ drop box have been placed in front
of Allen's Drug Store. New: Items.
pereonlle end advertleemonto will be
collected each afternoon. Not for
publication, but an I go ooroutoo of good
faith, ell itomo must e olgnod. Agents
for The Evening Sentinel In Dal-fen IM
Thaddeus Boil, Arthur Slouoon and
Wallace Shel-er. Order. oont to any
of tho obovo will receive prompt It.
tontion.
Tho solcrtmon are giving tho turn-
pike n routing of crushed stone.
'Advcrtlsod icitors in the llurlon
pout (lilii't‘ 11rd as follows: Mrs, Cosmo
Wohor. iiuius'l. 'i‘sivunnok. Churios
McIulnIc, Mrs; Murihu liruunlick.
'i‘ho bull gumc lilith‘ii recently be
tween the lhiriou toum and the Now
(3111111111114, woo won by tho formor by
u scorn of if» to b. iicb‘tlrnst 11nd
llrown worn button! for Now Cnnuon.
11nd Smith uud Ferguson for Barton.
Hurry llull, of Stamford. was one
of tho 1111111 ownom who Wl'l‘tl 11r-
mood Sundny for vioiuiinrg Ihc upocd
iuw. lioii wuu tricrl iioforr Justice
Wiiilnoti uud ucouitiod. 'i'hc ciiiiufl’our
of A. 'i‘. .llolnurvst. of Now ltorhcilo.
nonmd Food liurhlcr. wns lirrcstcd
und triuil. its nppouiod thc 1111111: nod
11 bond of 0500 was ordorod. This
was furnished by his ompioycr.
'l'hcro “will ho out: of tho inmost
golf moms in tho stilts It Woo Burn
Bonn-day urn-moon. when foriyochn
munitions of 11111 liroolrliiwn Club. of
Bridgeport. will moot in 11 frlondiy
tournomsni with o lilto numbcr of the
This his
golf moot was arranged by Contain
Friend W. Smith of the ambitious
118923 w. Enlist :olub. cod on 11111111111 more for tho
Itrill h to thorn. All old Voimlflll,
, 111.1%" members of tho Post or not
suitability and good fouling bemoan
, oiubo tbmicnyiliin oils. and it
1661“ on if it will 11111" t'roeult. it
B optional with tho mombors how
they so. oitlior by outcmobllo or by
troiioy or Itodm cars. but this instruct
docs are to be mod: of l o'eioolf
mm the first fourmo will too over
tho course. The Nouns system of
scoring will be 111ml.
5‘
The yafléffiiildt Janice B Cooper, tin.
of Babylon, hi ., is tho guest of bio
Ion. d. W Cooper. of Macadam avo-
uuo. Mr. Cooper to 111111 of its best»
known mommies of suffolir County,
New York. hsvlny hold the office as
footloomf the our» utmost pointers
1:11le for thirty yam. in tho!
limo no hits triad moi-oo- about.
0 who lightinz a. firs iii ‘hor ‘: '
Ross :
Klinefoitsr Mabel Onlres, Lizzie Sew. fl.
guilds ed at 11111159111111 Long 1111111.
has been a Million or fifty years
111111 is still quite a rogulor uttctldaiit
st tho communications of his lodges
W
pom ‘ ndbonfinoi, in
Wootport. on 8. Digiovonni Ind Wm
it. Null. Ordov- eeot to oithor of tho
otobovo will rec-iv. prompt attention.
flurry Sherwood spend Monday in
the Norwuiks. ‘
tho firecrackers.
Mrs. Dr. Nolnn has been entertain»
lug friends from Bridgeport.
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A delegation of Grungors from here
will attend tho roosting in Esston. this
evening.
Harmon Pofcris promises something
novel of his Bench puvnilon for the
end of the week
Miss Julia Adams\ is book from
school niMf. Holyokc, Mass, for hor
summer vacation.-
r
The Misses Smith have returned‘
to Strutford after a visit here with
Joseph and Mia. Hyatt
The fire kiddies will conform to the
usual custom and detail watches at
the engine house on the night of July
Charles Dickenson and wife of
Springfield Muss, unload this way
the end of last week and remained
ovcr Sunday with friends.
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NOTES OF3‘3ME SEA‘SHORE.
fHgnry Mocllcr stifled his little yacht
Nor 11p fiom 1mm lsloud,811tnr
day. and It: now at his homo here for
11 summer.
Chariot: w. Davis. of New You. city.
is buildings new born in "Born Row.”
His auto house has also boon moved to
this vicinity.
W. L. Ward and family have come
up 110m New York for the summor,
and are staying at Mead's cottage on
Hickory Bluff.
Minn 8. Cornell and brido, who have
been spending pail of their honm
moon on tho island. have returned to
their home in Middletown.
‘E; C. Brown .hnd (family have return
ed to Brooklyn for n few dnys‘ stay,
after which they oxpoci to return to
the island for the remainder of the
season.
Mr. Corning soiled his forty-foot
ynwl up from Now York. Saturday 11f-
Iornoon. to see tho races. and spout
Sunday with frlcuds on tho island. He
returned to the city Monday morning.
Mr. Plant and family, of tho llubboll
cottage. hnvo roiurnod to their home
in New York city for 11 low duys. At
the end of that time they will enjoy
their cottages hero for the balance of
the season.
Despite lilo tmnperuiuro of tho wo-
tcr. quite 11 number of bathors have
indulged in tho sport the past few‘
days. Morniny the mercury reached
the highest tompornturo so for this
season, touching the. mark 68.
A stronger. on coming to tho Island
Sunday, would have thought that the
bathing, season was at its height.
Nearly even our on the Island who
ever indulges in bathing took advan-
tune of the superb weather and bud a
swim.
'l‘hc Nor-kiln belonging to the White-
hends. who uro spending 11 few days
the guests of Mr. and Mrs R. H. floi
den of their rustic bunghiow, is one
of tho hundsonicst yuchts in the hur-
bor. 11nd is attructiug 11 good deal of
uttonfion among the islanders.
Frcdorlck ll Norton and family, of
Brooklyn. have just. installed them
solves for the season in th pretty.
Rock Cliff cottage. Withlw be post
low months tho cottage has been new«
Iy fitted with elcctric lights and now
is one of the best equipped and most
comfortable homos on the island.
TRINITY COLLEGE EXERCISES.
Governor Robotic, Mayor Henney and
, Others in Hartford
HARTFORD Juno Ely-winds was
tho diiy of dnyu for tho senior class
at 'l‘rlnity Colicilo for their long ioolo
1:11 for to adoption iixorcisos were held
with tho unusi intorcsting ceremonies,
Governor Roberto, Mnyor Honncy and
MM prominoot citizens taken part.
The exercises opened with o chapel
flci'vice st 8:30.1‘hc academic procuri-
nion which is 0nd of the features of
the outside guests of the notions, form
on at Nonthom Tonsrmmd was led by
lho cuss. marshal. Janice w. Bad:-
61'
Thou crime tho following In the or-
der nomad, undergraduates. board of
visitors. Govcrnor Roberts and Mayor
Bouncy. member of the corporation.
bond of follows official-solid the alumni
association. rcproscutotirosiof other
ooiioxoa and Institutions, stoic tad:
city authorities. the faculty. member-
of the graduating class and several
alumni of other colleges.
The exercises were held in Alumni
Hull and were oponod with the Latin
fielutntory by Booty B. Barbour and
on followed hr the honor oration by
Frederick 0 Blair to. of New York
Other oration: were given by Dwight
W. amnesia, of this unto. and John
Hyatt Norton o1 ‘Pounsylvonla. 'i‘lio
vsidlctory address was by Frederick
A. Grant Cowper. Of New Hampshire;
The awarding of honor: and the con.
form; of doors-11 foiigodwofiiho ou-
ercisos closed with wood
benediction.
The commencement dinner was held
soon after noon at the Ohm Hon-o.
suspicion onto to.
mar-immu-
on 11111111. author will? Idb'o notional
orlmlooi. and from his rub
w m boon in-
'flio Boole Mill, diod concoct!
r", 4. {33.1% a; “filthy,
hymn.
t
The small boy is at it already with 3
‘poin‘tnlnnt of 1111' lirowti pitrticuinrly
‘ miles in blind.
11.11313113313131an d ' ii: i. (i
one ' u ' re
l0 M 1,0
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“I IIIHJI 1““ m
CHAPLAIN FOR VfiTERANs.
Rev. i. B. Browuto Reeido oi ‘Soidioro'
Home. Noroton.
A resident chaplain has been up-
pointed at tho Soldiui' a Home. Now-
ton and the tier isaac ll. Brown, of
Now Cannon. pastor of the Methodist
Protestant Cburcb 111 ilnstwootls, has
boon chosen for the post
Conuncntlng on this selection tho
New Cunauu‘ Mossongcr 111111111 that n
nunibor oi’ upplicuiiona bod boon rc-
oolvsd for the position over since It
was k‘noWn that lilo milliliters had
decided to have :1 rcsidédt ministei
or the institution This mode tho 11p-
ngiooa‘blo fox him and his friends, as
it who unsolicited nud unsodght. 1‘
(libs suitability and wisdom of tho
oppolnlmvnl is diluted on because of
tho rccipiont's fitness to discharge its
quics 11ml boo .111in no u voior‘an of tho
Civil War himself soiling more than
tiuco 11mg 11nd retiring with on ho
ornhlc dis1h 1r1.o ho is in thorough
touch and snupuihy with old com~
The new (impiuln was 11 member of
the chcniccuih lloglmcnt, Company
H. C. V., and enlisted from his home
town. Now Cnnuun. lie entered the
New York (‘ronforonrt1 of the Methuv
dist l’rotcstunt. hnrch in 1873 and
has fll‘vd various ointmonts. the
longest term, llowcvor,‘ being Ensi-
woods. over the New York state line,
some two miles north of Mondowvulo
F‘nrms. His prctly homo. is on the
borders of the township of New Cun-
non.
H‘o has boon pastor of the Eastwood
Church for about it! yours, and his nc~
cossnry withdrawn! from this field of
labor hill in: :1 sovornnfc of close: and
mutually binding tics He is also prs
oldest of tho unnuoi rudiments of his
denomination this nsscmbly, known
1111 the New York Conference of the
Methodist Protestant Church. having
in its sov cnty- sixth session at East-
poll L. l.. last fall. honmcd him with
11 third 111ll to the chub.
Mr. 111011 11 Is 11 pleasing speaker and
agrccnhlo 1111111. and tho, appointment
will doubtncss ho a popular ono. He
assumos the duties of his new position
1m Octohei Isl
i
HARVARD'S COMMENCEMENT
”......
GovernOr Guiid's Twenty Fifth Anni-
versary As a Graduate.
CAMBRIDGE, Muss, Juno 27. —-Ac~
compuniod in oil the pomp and 111,111:
mony cllmnrtc'riistk of similar pit-v-i
ous occasions the “70th commence-
mom oxcrclscs wcro hold at Hnrvnrd
llnivorsiiy today. This your is tho 2111.11
anniversary of the graduation of Curtis
tiuild. .lr., (‘iovornor of Massachusetts.
if is the custom for thc governor of
the state to utlond the annual com’
nicnromont at Harvard, but this year
his attendance is more in tho. nuimc of
13 porsonul pleasure thou on official
“iv.
The recipients of degrcss today were
917. not including the hononuy de-
grors or dogmas out of course
As usual the govornor wus escorted
from tho state house in Boston to the
ooiiogo ymd by the National Lunccis.
the gmsrnor‘s bodyguard of the state
militia.
Only grudusirg of twenty-five and
more years standing were admitted
to the souls for the exercises in San;
dor‘ Thanh-11, rcscrvvd for tho alumni.
Pluns hnd boon 111111111 by nearly oil
the rlnssos to hold receptions during
tho day in various parts of the col-
loge ynrd. ’l‘hc oiortion of members
to the board of ovorscors Imd tell an-
uuni meeting 11f tho Hmvurd Alumni
Assoflntlon woio ulso plunnod to be
tithcld during folio foronoon. The pic-
sifiont of tho Alumni Association. fox-
mm Ambassador lost-pk ii Chooto
nos unable to ho. prosonl {11111 the as:
sotiniion secretory. Secretory of tho,
Navy Chmins ..l honopnrtc, was the;
presiding olllcor.
woeHmorou sores. ‘
WASHINGTON. June 27.—-—~A bill
introduced by Congressman Ebenezer
J. Hill. of Connoctiout, which is to
prescribe ibo duties of deputy colloc-
tors of customs, has passed the llouuo
and will puss the Bonnie Probably to:
morrow.
’ Georgetown University yesterday
conferred the degree of 0.118.011
lohn if Flaborty 11nd lrenoy J. Wois-3
11rd. both of Connecticut.
Fathers Benson and Colbert, of New
Hovon. are in Washington. Otboi‘
Connecticut visitors are: Miss Edith
Wiiiotto. of Waterbury; Mr. and Mrs.
'1‘. H. Newcouoh, of Shelton: Mr. and
Mrs. 1". Storm. of New Haven.
Iiiimon A. Minor. a prominent odo-
cotnr of Washington. has who to New
Haven to spend his vacation.
Mi 1111 Mood luchtonstoln, of M
streot, villi 11m ’i‘hursdny for a visit
to New Bryon. whore she will visit
roictivos."
CAMP NUTMEG QUIET. .
Yesterday was very quiet at Camp
Nutmoii It 14'an . . This was
due to ‘tho foot that any of the
campers rotumdd 1w Norwollt for the
day. to get various articles. They
wore lad to sot hook to the Island
last 11 ght
This morning’s “breakfast was the
only "shy" meal to for since com op-
ened. This was doc to on up ortuio
unto circumstance. lino I
am nightgown coitus
oy on o morn no
"fihof "Hi” Bill! out! 1111‘:
odomnd wdfixfldiflpm
4 I as by a logioiutivo resolution,
. Ncw‘ Yor.
:tho f hunting yostcrduy
was the doom libs mode by Charles
, S. Motion, prostdsnt of the New York.
Now fl 1} Hurtford railroad
was the continent of the State 11111111313111:
Now “11311111 and Hartford
0‘. would willipgly sell all
Railroad
'_. 1;; its direct railway” properties in
billions.
”Painters Supplies.
Crookcril.
GlasSWate‘
House 11111131111111
00065.
1111111911 Shades.
Pictufeframtis and Window
Shades Maria 10 Older.
Painting and
Decorating.
L. s. DECKER,
ll? Washington Street.
Tel. Con.
Comes
heat, 1 3
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1
'1l
Range Today
1
Gas Ranges. $11.50 and up.
. ., ,3
Y
Water licators, $9.75 and up.
Flat. iron Hooters, 25c.
811111. 1111111111
:Liyhiinginmpaiy
W“... ”WM'
51 8111133.
The Very, Boot Eloin Creamery
Butter, per lb.
$121.11”,
1143' cousin. live. Em 11111161111.
“Phillie 112213.11. '
.‘ 11‘,
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SEVERAL SIZES IN STOCK
1111 1111 111.1
mo cross AND arson
one. , 1
con Ind e macho com rol-
Tobi in. mm Vii?” ,WW
Prcsidont Molibn doomed unit if it m
Booth Norwoik. ,
”m3
When a liot span 3*
gas rnngos will be in great demand.
So. if you‘vvnnt to‘ be ready for the 3
Order Your Gas ‘5'
...;....... 25c
251: W
2 Pkgo.‘ orce
2 Pligo.’ Cream Wheat. ........ . 25c '
23PM“. GropoNuto 25:;
Conn Corn ......... 250
2 lbl. Pure Lard ......., ...... ...,250
/
STYLES OF WATER fCOOLi 1'
THE «th’i’l‘ OF ’l‘liilli 813N301”.
SWOBDFlfill ,......,..,,.. ...........I'lo
Bluefish ............... . ..‘i2c
Woaktish ..... do
Spanish Markers! ................ ‘1011
like .............. 71'.
Douglas ............... .. ..... .. tic
Silver Bliss .............. "1'1:
Mnrkct Coil u... ............. ..... iii!
F‘rcsh Muckorcl.‘ Long Clams and oil
other kinds of sea food at reasonable
prices. ’
Dncross.
rue aortas BIQHTAN'D ov‘euir
Old “Neural” Army Building.
not End of Woehinoton strut Bridle.
Wflhpmfi Meeker
1 ~ central. - ~
contractor and Plumber-
\ STEAM Halli-incl
parlance.
later at. 811th bandit.
Anonsss Posrosrlce, Box 547.
A Jack of all Tlfldes
ie not who! the people want when the
require good workmanship. My war
II rim right and when i say A job
lo done, its dono.
ARTHUR E. BENEDICT.
Plumbing. Tlunlhg and Steam Fittiu
I Moor-do Street, 80. Norwolio
1111-11" 1:.
VAN scov
PLUMBING,
STEAM.
HOT WATER.
IND .
GAS FITTING.
Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
so South Main Street.
Toiophone 427.
THE JOHN B. LAWRENCE
AGENCIES.
ALI: iNOURANCE, REAL ESTATE
MORTGAGES: NOTARY PRO-
BATE BONDS. PATENTS
SECURED.
I OOUTH MAIN STREET.
Tel. Call, 408.
Jo:
DAVID W. RAYMOND.
' Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
19 North Main St. South Norwol‘
Residence. 6 Washington “root.
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South Nurwalk.
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