PLATNER i. 311.191.1111. moss.
Howmnm won or.
are. out 111111. j
For tho oonvenlonoo of the readers
of The son not... Iottor box hII been
placed on he brides nIIr Hefner’-
news Itoro. items for publication In
«lifted «by. ,Thgy should he ulna.
the writers II In IvldInoI of
IQNHNI1
cow-id'-
Miss Deuvitt and nephew. of Siam-
ford, have beoen visiting here.
Captain Peter Decker started todny
for Log Angelou. California and will
make a stop at Death, Nevada.
Charles Benedict addressed the bi
monthly meeting of the idpworth lies
sine Union at North Wilton, Inst eve
11 ug.
Miss Margaret Briody. of Winfield
street. has sailed for Europe She
Will visit England and lreiand before
returning
Mrs. Jesse Colwcll, of Summer
street, Norwnlk, is sojourning at As- 1
bury Park, New Jersey. for 11 short
while.
Rev. Edward Cunningham is plan-
ning to postpone his annual vacation
till October when he purposes to go
to Ollie.
Frank N. Ferris and party comprls.
lng Joseph Curler, C. B. Watkins and
Arthur Keyworth are expected home
from their cruise up the Hudson lllvcr
today.
1—.
The Rev. James H. O'Donnell, ms
for of St, Mary's Church. who has
been sojourning nt 11 priests retreat
in Massachusetts for a week, is ex-
pected home today.
“ Rev. J. W. Davis is to preach to-
morrow morning In the Methodist
Episcopal (.‘huith ui Suugututgk In ex-
change with Rev C. S. Dikcmsn. Mr.
Davis returns for the evening sewn-.11
at which the theme will he "The
Touch of Jesus Christ."
The annual Sunday school picnics
of the East Avenue Church has defini-
tiely been decided upon and the grout
event will take place August 7. The
Sunday School will go to Steeple-
chase island with the Sundny School
of the South Norwnlk Baptist Chuwh.
Caleb Wood. the well known veteran
painter and civil wnr vototun, hits a
very interesting daguorrooty p11 of him
self taken when he first joined the flu-
lon urtny in November, liltll. lie was
seventeen years of age, stood six foot.
one Inch in his stocking foot, 111111
weighed 186 pounds. As the gcnlul
"Cale" expresses it: "i doubt light
my weight in wild cuts thou."
Yesterday all day long 111011111 of tho
residents of East. Norwulk were shut
off from wutoi and did not even bun.-
enough to cook or wash with 'l 1111111
has been 11 good do it of complaining
against the Norwsik Wulor (iommis-
sinners recently regarding this. The
trouble wus due to 11 brokon whim
main. it took nil day 3'11Iil1'l‘tlli)’ and
it part of toduy to fix Ibo brook.
Width this Space
for
,Tomorrow.
Robertsi-mth
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Rowsyton, Conn.
ROWAYTON.
A . j. for Tilh'I Fl?“ nin “MIMI. In
It , .11an I'rio‘ Lockwood.
II - j way and ("1|th
0 in lily of the III» will
r0
rIoIivI pfomptm Attention.
lira Coorgo stoves; ls visiting in
3|“!!th ‘
winds noon. '1. 1111111111111; 1111 1a.
cIlIorIi itownyton.
litu Allan weeks. of Crockett live-
one. is entertaining out of town
MIMI.
Mn if Booth. of New Orlando. ll
“guest of Mrs. mclnyflln itowsy
M
Mr. Ind Mrs. Howard Bell and 000
have returned from 11 visit with Charo
III Ballot New Moves. -
. 111 ur11-ly 11 wook posses but that Mr.
. .1111 or; ‘ us
the poster lit both services tomorrow.
Ill—W
Henry 0. Output. of Rowuyton, it“!
purchased I il'ogtm tour-cycle motor
for his oyotm business. of C. L. St.
Jenn, the boot and engine” denier.
There will be a. meeting of all the
Library fair committees on Monday
evening. It 7: 80, at Miss iisckloy'a
Studio. The chairman of the fair.
111111. A. B. Cieveriey, will die glad to
see the heads of all the tables and oil
committees. and their aids and helpers,
so as to make the final arrangements
for the fair.
itowuyton Baptist Church, Rev.
Frantic Brown. pastor-«Services, Bun-
dny, it): 30 a. m. and 7:30 p.111. Pub-
lic worship with sermon by Alfred H
Boutwoll. Bible school at 11: 45 a.
Y..Si’ C. CE. at ll: 30 p. m.. lender,
Miss Laura ll Crockett. Thursday ev-
ening at 7. 30 monthly concert of the
Women's Missionary Society. A cor-
dial welcomc to all services.
mamas.
Monte for the Evening Continol, In
WIItport. are a. Dialovonn Ind Wm
sill. order- «111 to on or of the
IVI will receive prompt attention.
.___..._
Miss Nash is entertaining friends
from New York.
There are 11 number of campers out
on Cockcnoe Island.
John Alvord has purchased LA
cylinder Wayne our.
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1
two“
B. H. Merrick. of Strntford. spcns
Wednesday in town.
Mrs. C. '1‘. Gregory, of Weston, spent
Thursday here with friends.
_ \
The capacity of llcuchside inn is at
the present time tested fully.
Mlss'Etbcl Fuirrhild is entertaining
Miss Edith ilrudlcy. oi Weston.
A. C. Taylor is again at the Forms.
after several years absence in Mason
chufietts. .
S. A. Purdy and wife have been on-
tm'tlllulng friends from New York fit
their Lincoln avenue homo.
Louis Elwood has left from for his
home in Clovoiund, 0., utter a visit.
with his brother, J. Frank.
Morris P. Sherwood, of New York,
who is spending his vacation time with
friends in Southport. is u frequent vis-
itor here.
Joe ilyutt declurcs that Tuesday
the weather was so oppressive in the
town clerk's office that It invited the
Isin- glass on the stovr1 and one could
make tom from the wutcr in the cool-
or.
Selectman Lewis Wnkcmnn is um-
ong the busiest 1111111 in town ut pro»
sent and hits his hands full in form-
lug for in addition to his own exten
sive interests be regulates those of
his mother.
A number of parishoncrs of the
Church of Assumption attended 11
dance given at St. Mary‘s bull. Sandy
Hook. last night. tho proceeds from
which went to lilo llt‘ilt'lli. of tin1 Sis;
tor of Mercy. it is quite probnblo
thnt another duucc will be given
cal'lyncxt month.
A party of Westportcrs en route to
Bltvln ltock yesterday mudo their por-
souulity known by dot-Iniming as they
passed the East ldud cur burns, in
Bridgeport whore ll‘rcd Lyon hop-
peuud to i111:",()i1 tin-1o is i1‘rod La"-
oll. llolio Fred, Whnt u dour follow
ho in." Lyon has been employed
by tho Traction Company for some
yours.
The ntirnrtivo summer home of the
v1t111'uu tnnusgcr. ti ll iiuuuoil is the
mentor for merry mithcrlngs now 111111
and Mrs. liunnoll have 11 number of
friends from out of town. in addi-
lion Mrs. Iiunut'll. who is active ill :01
old] cirrios in tiouthport and a promi-
1111ut liliilillil'i‘ of the l). A. it, is called
upon to participutc In many functions
there.
'i‘bo cupboard in tho solectmcn' s of
fire bus been christened the ‘Oid Gur-
losity Shop.” and well It might to for
when one has pluck enough to dull
was through the cohwcbs 11nd duult.
and r11111'i11111 finally the subject mutter
111111111. ho finds many important town
documents that pro unprotected nud
uuuirl'd for Thou too the building
Wu should ho ushumod of ourselves
for any such apology us we how for
u town building. if' s ‘on a par with
an lldmlnistrution that. possessing u
veritable gold thine. In 11 Intdlnn of
beach 11111111 ciiod stem; the Connecti-
cut (Joust Is still too indifferent to
sense tho situnilon.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
For the benefit of t munch Ii
DII'IOIbI 11m bulletin mi I‘M M
1.» drop box thI been plane! In front
of Adam Drug [limiters
IIrIonIII Ind solvents-m Will in
collect-ii «ell «when «I»
Initiation. out II I uIrIniII If you
infill Ill Item must “food .1“ outs
for“ The lveninn dentin-I n DII‘lIlI m
.Amlur Ilouun I'M
1‘nllnoem Iherer. Orders not to!
of the clam will receive prompt
unites.
‘ww W“ “31113:: A
I
marrow $111.» .
‘ iron: I recent illness:
M1111. Andrew 1111111 in
Wan—III
litre. John Intro sin is 11111111va
rout itor regret if nose.
0 In. 311.0. “root,” W":
' from a visit with
Brnnobvillo.
. . Mrs. .Aibert Denham, Brooklyn, is
' the siliiht of Mrs. William J Fleming
Mrs. Hurry Hindicy has returned
her brother in
11111111111111 avenue.
WM
Wehrl;
not decided;
let.
other contracts not
111p.
m
York.
Mr. and Mrs. Houford Smith.
Main str.cot Darion.
last week.
her this week.
of WestNorwsllt.
the recent guests of Mrs. Albert Mor-
gan, Sound Benoit.
Miss Etta Bowon and her
Bowen‘s Durlon home.
Mrs.
Willium ii. AhdroWs, the son
Lieutenant if. M, Andrews, of
York died yesterday in
ovcnuc, Stamford. for C.
Noroion
for some Weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leonard.
W11 llltn Kun.. are the 111111111 of ills-i1
the death of Frederick Leonurd.
is nineteen years since Frank Leo
hard wont West.
the former residence of Mrs.
Miss Hmrict Whitney, on Main street
Duricn for 85. 200.
in evidence nround l‘Inr.i1111 Wednes-
swift moving chug wagons and
they cumpud further on.
Tuesday evening by ohn l).
franio,ii'1x50 feet,l1nr1lwure,
hardwood finish and flooring; heating
The first sweet corn in this vicinity
was gathered by Mr. Quackonbush at
his home on Brooksitlo uvonilo, July
Mrs. George Oberlnndor. who is re
covering from a serious illness, will
return next week to her home in Now
of
entertained a
party of friends at their llblilu one day
Mr. and Mrs. Brown and son Chur-
los of Now Cnnuuu. parents and bro-
ther of Mrs. John Fairbanks. visited
. . Miss Louise Longdon has returned
from a greatly enjoyed visit with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ’i‘. J Mend
Miss Helen Waterbury, Miss Etta
Tucker and Miss Maud Vun Dino were
friend
Miran Anus Bronson of New York,
have returned from a visit at Miss
ll. 11‘. Skciton, Noroton has tho and
inlet, for tho curpontcr work in con-
ncctiou with tho residence in Wood
S.
of
New
whore ho hud been living in n tent
of
old Leonard, Noioton, tuilcd llr1r1- by
it
Dr, Hanson of 011 Ridge, hus bought
Jmnos
Whitney slid the adjoining cottage of
A party of gypnlcs, very datk of
skin and guy of rniment were much
day, but the town docs not smile on
either slow moving gypsy wagons or
so
A reception to all the cmploycs of
Firewood and illcuhro 1n was given
Crim-
11.11111-
1111
11d ll, “iunn to run it.
» soth‘ebo
d the 11111111111111
ox-pe use, and h
it
be a trivial matter if the comfort or
the people is 1111111115 . 111111 11111111111111
the cause. whoever to blame, let the
, ‘ NW
it “1111?.“ little 1
0119911111 face or it, it Would appear to w ‘y l
two factions got together and settle
the mutter amicably. , tPublic spirit
should unfto both sidust o 11 more or
less extent.
Were it not for tho cool-lloadedncss
and prompt action of Conductor Wit
lium id. Rutledge. Tuesday afternoon.
New Canaan would now be. undoubt-
edly, minus the engine- house at the de-
pot, and one of the motor cars used on
the branch Mr. Rutledge had just on.
tcred his residence,w which is near the
roundhouse. shortly after the breaking
of the terrific storm“ Gioncing from
the front window he noticed flames
and smoke issuing from the building.
Hurrying to the scene of the fire he
found the front end of the motor our
filled with smoke, end the wood encas-
ing the motor tmd armature of the
cur burning fiercely The trolley polo
bud been left on the overhead wire.
and this accounts for the conflagru-
lion. Hustlly seizing'n small hose, con-
nected with the city main, he soon
had a good st1 cum playing on the car.
With no one to assist him he had a
strenuous time in controlling the first
which threatened the destruction of
the entire car He finally succeeded.
although the cur Is iluid to be almost
fl wreck. The 11r11111turc wus ubout nil
destroyed and it costs in the neigh-
borhood of $500 to rewind the cells.
The other motor cur Wus used on the
first two trips. ll'udnesduy morning.
and then ini1l up for repairs. the urina-
ture in' this our having been burned
also. Stcnm is being used to continue
the schedule until repairs can be
made.
A mad dog oroniod considerable ex-
cilemont in Main street, in front of
Monroe‘s drug stor1'1,thls work. and
\\ 11s shot. The 1'11nino showed every
symptom of 1nblcs.nnd hit scvcrui
dogs Frothing ut the mouth and evi-
dentlv pnruivzcd in the hind quuriore.
it suddenly toppled over and fell in 11
fit. it was while in the throes of this
toriible spasm that Officer John ii.
Wood sure his iel'olvcr to Fred Bird.
who has some tcpuiution us 11 crack
shot..11ud utter shooting five bullets
into the (1111111111, it expired. ontccr
Weed. whose hand was bitten by a
drunken liallnn. Monday, night. was
unable to use his weapon. Eight dogs
were shot this week, and a number
more which could not. be found are
sold to be roaming the streets. A
vicious dog belonging to ltuiiuns liv—
lull in ll.l'M'1111ds house in llurtis
avet111',c is creating considerable nul
sullen, 11nd many complaints have been
made. if the dog is registered. the
name of the owner does not appear on
the list, tilltl it is hoped ihtli steps will
be token to have it taken euro oi.
In all seriousness the writer believes
that this Is the most vicious dog at
largo in the town it Is impossible for
pedestrians to pass the place without
muting themselves with stones or a
club. in view of the incl that tht1 dog
is not registered. it is thought Iikoly
that Soft-1111111111 Stillman will have the
recoverinf
nlllls ut (,‘olioudor‘s l’rliul. Music, ro-
frcshmonfs and a fine time “1111 1111
joycd by oil pl'csl-ut. Mr. Critnlnins
is reported to be greatly improved
in health.
The storm T1111s1l.ly,1:nlluc1l cousi-
durable dnmnge In 1111'1uu.11111111
inrrn iirfintbcs from ethnic tr1'11s 111111111
down. tho electric wires along l.11lloy
avruuo lililkt' and 11111111 to the ground
thcl i'ullrc poultry house of Mr Nobil-
was blown from its foundations ‘illil
the corn and win-at fluids of W. ll.
lulnudon non- b.1di1 hunted down.
i
A number of children from Il1-ll‘s
hitclu1n.nre camping in llnrlun near
the Volunteer home. There ore fill of
thorn. null um- ono hunting for typos
could hug ll lot over Ull‘l‘i‘. Hell's
Kitchen exists now merely on 11 111111111
as the blocks which comprised' it. and
whhh quito llvod 11:1 to the muse.
huvo he in miiilt' oler into a [Ililllli
purk throluxh the efforts of Jacob
Rlls, who has. on sovclul occasions.
entertained an audience in Stamford.
with lectures on tho slums of New
York.
Justice Billy Willmott. of Darlcn.
ill buying lots of things to do those
days between his duties as imugugc
master at tho station 11nd as chief Jun
til 11 of tho lown.Y11.st11rduy u hobo
who slid be 111111 'John Bicnunn of
Bhutan blow into the town iilltl pro-
coudod to hm When the person ap-
proached did not help him. he be-
cumo llbuuivl1.Afior 11 while he was
arrested and 111111111111 before Justice
Willmotl. who filled him S'I 11nd ('illlii'i
which amounted to till and sentenced
him to lull for iii) duys liullldos i111
was taken in Bridgeport last night.
NEW CANAAN.
Rush Thwart, of New York. ll now
occupying his new residence In Oeuoko
avenue.
Herbert Reruns and Course Kellogg
will stall for Niuuuru fruits for I
Week’s
21w—
Mrs. N. 1!. Rogers In said to he on-
tiroly “covered from her recent lii~
non. which necessitated on operation
at St. IlIrlt'I Hospitul, New York.
a. Merton Barrett. charms M llrle.
but. Horses Johnson and Franklin
Brant will spend next week and tho
Ifoiiowlnx one at 11111 island. They will'
board with Mrs leiiillm Burrstt.11nd
commute to their work in Stamford.
The "resin have not. been sprinkled
Ben Wood and 11 party or friends are
completing arrangements for 11 two
new comp at finite Wnocubnc.
Willie Mooroih who suffered I into
tors of the skull. from n vicious kick
by a boy pinmIite. several weeks no.
is able to be out .
for the past two weeks. and as I re-
sult the lifts boron i1 is slmort coin-
stately smothered in ih dust. (my
injure compioinin. and st tiniest
tinsel 1111111111111 metabolite 13"“
“til 11 doors Ind windows open
I direct and litre. Antonin ‘
' 111.111
Moi iron till! condition of m
‘1
with mnlllrin.
friends in llrlduoport.
ing this week in Westport.
the guest this week of Mrs.
licors.
i111; sovm'nl ,dnyu with Mrs. Mary hi.
'l‘urncy.
this work with her urundmothcr, Mrs.
J. M. irickwood.
pix.
use looked after.
WESTON.
Miss itilnnit1 Williams is quite
ill
Mrs. llowioy. of Bridgeport. is visit.
1111 Mrs. V. tlodircy.
Mill is
the
Mrs. M. ii. guest of
Miss Edith ilrudloy lulu been spoud
Mrs. ilnil. of Aepeiuck. has been
E. 1.
Mrs. Josephine Fitch has been spend-
Miss Ethel Lockwrmd is spending
Mrs. Hurry Willie and children,
from New York. are guests of Mrs.
. T. lionuoliy.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gregory, of
Norwulk. bnvo til-ob guests of Mr. Ind
Mrs. Frank Farris.
Robert Sturxos. of l‘1d11on, is spend-
inx this week with his grandmother.
Mrs. James Storm.
llcv. and Mrs. J. I‘- tlhil‘oiy were
dinner guests on Woducsduy evening
of Mr. 11nd Mrs. John i‘ilch.
Miss Florence Nash and sister Lulu
and "‘1” Million! Kuio lllld litebol Boon!
are visiting friends In lirldgoport.
Miss 1.qu ilnrrctt, who has been
very III for lilo pull. ion months. Won
able to ride out for the first time on
Sunday.
The Minor
Addie and Annie
Schmidt hove 11111111111111 to aridltcport.
after 11 leIt with their uncle, Howard
more. 1
W
Mrs. Frederick Wood and Miss Ruth
Wood. of Norwuilt. nro visiting Mrs.
Caroline 11111111. Mrs. timid hns 11111111
spending 11 Incl: with her daughter.
Mrs. Frank Ferris. '
While 8. ii. Carver was drlvls
automobile 111111111111 Wilton, on
condor 1111111111115!r
Ills
ed-
its became Iiallod by
the breaking o the forward axle. Mr.
Carver was obliged to return for his
horses to tow the ninehlnc home 11111
repairs.
M
"To what do you attribute your good
1111111111 and ramuriiobly robust cbndl '
tlon
thIt mid urn out than steel-
‘ ‘P'l'o regular habits Iiid curly rs'tir- W
11. ,
"rhea you hm been so 1111111111111!
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1‘33* b
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malt
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:2 a,
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V No. 550.
This is 11111 New Silile
as ; Range.
tor ‘ $11.75.
Call and look it over.
111111. flailing ti.
Wail fiends.
Painters’ Supplies.
Crooked).
Glassware.
House-fumishintl
Goods.
Window Shades.
11111111111111 and Widow
Shades Maddie Order.
1 r
Painting and
Decorating.
.|.. H. DECKER,
If WIIhlngton Gil-III.
TII. Con. 00th Nerwoik.
The Very III! Elgin Groomer!
letter. per lb. Bile
2 Pm Porno ... ............... 2011
2 Nine. Groom Wheat loo
2 Pkge. anon-Note ............ 25o
cann- Corn.................... 261:
2". Hiram III-o-s-uunen 250
t «1
A. Stull
'24 Cohen 'Avo. nut Not-walk.
fl'hono Ion-i.
‘ CLEAR AI CRYSTAL. IN
EVERY HOME WHEREA
STONE mm 13 VOID.
SEVERAL SIZES IN ITOCK
M1400 ITONlianl'aom
i
Lighting-Bumping y
umrsu“..-............‘......1211111.
in» ‘ WEAKF‘lSH n......,...........‘8tl 1b.
COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON” .120 ill. -
BONITA. MACKEREL .... .....100 lb.
WHITE BABE .................120 lb.
And all other kinds of Fresh Fish
at reasonable prices,
' Dnerojss.
THI PIOPLI’I NIH AND DWI]
wilt
MARKET.
Initiation Army lulllfl
I of Washington street
11......
mm -.........w...
WilliomH. Meeker
General
Gontractor and 111111111111.
STEAM HEATINGJ
HonestWoi-k and Ample Ex-
parlance.
Illa! 8h. South Hermit.
Anonesa roar orrtc: sex 547.
A Jack of 111 Trades
is not with! tho peeplI wont when they
requlro load werkmnnshl p. My work
II doll. right Ind when I Icy A job
I I, It don
. 4M R’i’ mills I. IENIDICT.
Plumhlng, TI lilo“. slid Ito‘s-u flitting.
; I Monroe Itreot. Io. NorwIIk.
VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING.
STEAM.
HOT WAT“
'AND
GAS FITTING.
mammoth)?“
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[I lost): Main 8M
Telephone 427.
lentil Nonnlk. Cell.
AGENCIES.
ALI: inounsucs, am; nun.
uonrortoae. sorrow PRO-
IA‘I’I 1111111111 11111711an !
SECURE
I Iolrrs 11111111 ”$1.11“?
TII. Coil. 4m.
DAVID W. RAYIIOND. ,
Funeral biracial 31!!"
19 North Main It. Iouth limit
IIIIIIneI, I Wuhlngton 0M
Telephone It noun, 1“!
THE JOHN B. LIWRENCI:
1.1111113
insurance
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J. M. Layton 8'1 00,0
Iscoarolureo:
6 Railroad Avenue.
,
Bo. NorwIilo
«aloe-.4
should be equipped with lull“
snow white. onepiece "Standorl" W
celIin Enameled Lavatory. . , '
Have you ever stopped to 0
how delighfuily convenient it
be to have hot Ind cold running l!!!
in your dressing chamber. Ilo‘oli ‘
in: apartment of first hour
room? its presence would Ilorl [t i
the hiseet degree of comfort.
We will study quote you. rieII. fill
plumbers are strictly compel“! Ill
clinics, honest Ind rIiiIhlI. ,
Horace R. flash,
CORNER MAIN 'AND‘ WEIT. 01".
30°th _NorwIIl11. Conn. .3111
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it IsiGood
Brooklyn brewery flrm's lager beer. 1 1
No better. We deliver it in your
house, :1. 00 per case (24 bottles.) Li‘
quors at lowest prices. Tei.151-12. J, '
Central Hotel;
Col-nor Monroe and Chestnut Sir" ‘
South NorwIIIt. Colin. -
.IoIoph DlIIII, Prop. ’
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presume 'AND smut-1‘
HEATING. ’ ‘ , 1
HOT WATER HEATING
HOT AIR HEATING. -:-:
craves AND amen.
ILATB AND Tm noonmo.
Goo Ind III-m Fitting, 1
In FixturII, 1111111111 1111111119. In. ,
Hove you lean our Itook of '
RICHMOND RANQ
THE 10%?) 8t ROTC ,
17 WALI; I'rnsnr. 11111111111111.
THE NEW.
110111. Vlcrolur.
Dill MINUTE FROM uni-org
EUROPEAN PLAN
..Our room I IpooiIl Munro;
Ind Ilootrle Lighte IMO 15.1““
cry room but oil.
nurse husband.“
PillIiy stocked Cafe in son
A full line of AckIr, Morriil I
lift Co'I oIlIhrltId WInII. Minnie“
CInIrI IIwaI on hand. i
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; We considelZihis sea-
son’s line the best
"we evedhadzl
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Telephone Cell. I": 115:5
in... Mentions Coil 97-81
81111111113 Punti ‘
non Dinners on All Kindi 0! Ithl
l'ood Cooled to Order. ‘, 11. 1
1111111111 and fishlndfll‘
11.111 uouuo to can by 111‘. nun.
John O'Sulllvnn,
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