, . , - ... .
, tho blond rich nation It vooco
lust tho, medians curring.
)
”so.“ to "sum
MABKID,WWN no room".
~ it’s an “invariable rule with us to
keen-took up, to‘ date. lf'when new
goods are in‘the market we have a
quantity of lost season's styles on
hand down they go in price. We offer
about 100 boxes of last season's lltlc
pnpeumall good as newvfor lilo box.
lie sure $19.59ka early. , They'll
home in a short time. .
«lilo nun “Philrma'cy.
purses o BRADLEY. more.
nor wasmuo'ron s'r.
Tot. Call on g.
For the «ovonionoo of the moon
of The Sentinel; a letter box has been
placed. on tho bridge near Hefner's
news store. "amnion-publication are
collected daily. Thoy should be sign-
odgily the writers no an evidence of
and faith.
Mrs. John "Sloan has been visiting
in Newark, N. J.
Miss Lcdcma Adams is spending a.
Wealth vacation in Dunbury.
‘ Edward Addis of seminars has
been the guest of friends here.
.........._.._
There will be uoaliicial board meet-
ing this Week at ithe East Avenue
Methodist Church.
Mrs. Nettie Peck and son Livingston
Pack, of New Milford, were guests lust
week of T. S. Glover and family.
Mrs. Henry Seymour returned yes-
terday after a two weeks' outing with
friends and relatives in Donbury.
-—lce cream and cake sale this after.
alien from 4 till 9, at the parish rooms.
Van Znndt St.
‘ .
Mrs. Arthur Waldron and Miss
Pearl Waidron have returned home
from :1 vacation trip out of town.
..L.___....._.._._.
Charles Reynolds, who bus been ill
for a couple of days, bus returned to
his work at Hefner's East Side store.
Miss Lina Tuttio. of ROWuyton, is
spending a few weeks with her cou-
sin,‘ Miss Adeline .Ai‘mstroug, of 40
First street.
The regular weekly class meeting
was held last evening at the East
avenue Church under the leadership
of James Uiiommodlcn.
Mrs. W. B. Mead and family start,
this week for Les Anglos where they
will join Mr, Mead and take up per-
manent residence there.
Juines L'Hfimmcdleu was able to be
out last evculug to attcnd his class
and take charge. There was a good
attendance and a very spiritual service
was enjoyed by oil.
' Harry Young was home yesterday
on a visit to his father. Cnptuiu Moi
ville Young. who bus been sick the
past two weeks. Harry is now in
charge of the yacht Marguerite. lll
hel‘ class in the Lut‘r'hmont races on
Tuesday, the Marguerite securcd scc-
onri place. Today the boots will race
again.
Watch-this Spacer V!
for
Tomorrow.
fiobert Smith
Phone 251-0.
Rowayton. Conn.
ROWAYTON. 1
"Agents for The Evening Bentlnol, In
lowsyton, Ire Frederick Lockwood.
limod‘lroaowoy and Char-loo Potty.
Order‘s cent to any oftho above will
resolve prompt attention.
Miss Funny Minor, of the West Side,
is improving slowly from her recent.
illness. .
I Mrs. William A. Cushmun has re-
turned home from a visit with friends
in Huntington. bong island.
Mrs. Mary Thomas. of Rownyton
avenue. has returned homo from n
visit in Jamaica. bong island.
Harry lienrcb. of Brooklyn, has been
visiting with his family at the home
uni Captain Hiekson W. Colo.
Captain Oliver Cook has returned
home after a visit with his son Steph-
an, at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
George W. Raymond. the railroad en-
gineer. is taking a vacation, and mak-
In: good use of his time painting his
halide!- .
' The annual excursion of tho Motho
dint Sunday school will he held on
Tuesday, July 31st. doing by trolley,
to stooplodruo Park. ibrldgo rt.
0m will leave from the chute lit
m0 0.. m.
,
1N, till has been heard of the Now
it '* “til rm
. l m
It Md”. ran over a buy.
any. Mic the m “I
,*. ‘ , ‘
apron .
ouobllowor oval-weak sorrel.”
“..nm
w .....w
der to escape, after being called on
, to stop by Constable Ludrigau.
The meeting of the committee for
the fair for the benefit of the Rowny-
ton Library met at the residence of
Mrs. Hackiey. Monday evening. These
resent were: Mrs. A. B. Cleverly.
rs. liaokley. Miss Mary liackioy.
Mrs, Brenda. Miss Hathaway. Mrs.
lionry Godfrey. Mrs. V. J. Benoiishn,
Mrs. Sharer. Mrs. Slater, Mrs. 'l‘hom-
on. Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Guehmnn, Miss
Mllllspaugh, Mrs. Crockett, Mrs. Broth-
Bl‘ OD.
DARIEN AND sosoron.
For the benefit of the residents of
Dorian, a news bullotln board and lot.
ool‘ drop box hovoboon plaood‘i front
of Allen's Drug Italic. Now- tome.
personals and odvorilumonttwlll be
ooilootod nob afternoon. , Net for
pubiio'otlon, but no a uarantoo of good
faith. all items must 0 signed. Agents
for Tho Evening sentinel ln Dorian ”'0
Thaddeus Boll. Arthur Slauoon and
Wallace “our. 0 , unt‘to any
of the above will rot? vo prompt at.
tontlon. ‘
Emil Meier. who until recently
worked on tho farm of John (1. heads
at Glenbrook. and o a few days ago
was reported missing, supposed to
have gone to the "Vatorlnnd" writes
to say that he is still in the State
of Connecticut, and has no present in-
toutlon of returning to to Germany.
He loft the homo and farm for reasons
of his own. he. says. and does not re-
gard himself as iii debt to Mr. Leeds,
but quite the contrary.
William Edward Watkins was born
in New York City, on the 6th day of
June. iSlll, and died at his home in
Higginsvllle, Mlsaouri, June 23th, illlltl.
aged 57 years and 23 days. He came
to Kansas ut the age of 21 yours local!
lug nonr Roxbury, McPherson county.
and on the 20th day of April, 1890, was
united in marriage to Miss Josephine
K. Allies. the fruits of that union being
one son, .1. Augustus Watkins, who
together with his wife and mother. also
a sister and a large circle of friends,
are loft to mourn his untimely death.
The famii came to licrlngton in the
early 90‘s where they lived for several
years, afterwards removing to Curth~
use. Misso'uri’. where for some time
they were engaged in the hotel busi-
ness; moving from there to Osnwuto—
into this state and afterwards to Hig-
ginsviile. Missouri, where he died as
above stated. The deceased was an
honored member of the Horringtcu
Masonic Bulge, having served us Wur-
shlpful Master of this Lodge during
the year of 1896. lie was also it mem-
ber of the Royal Arch Chapter and
served as High Priest of the Chapter
during the your of 1898.
The remains were brought to Hor-
lngton Sniurduy afternoon, and fundr-
ul services were held last, Stillbirth nt
3 o'clock p. 111.. at the Presbyterian
Church. Rev. A. B. Vondcr Lippo
preaching the sermon. taking for his
text the Words of .icsus when he ruls-
ed lAizurus from the dead. The Mu-
sonlc Lodge of lleringlon nttendcd the
funeral in a hotly. and conducted the
rcgulur Masonic services at the grave.
i'ust Muster .iucob P. Scott officiating.
The horn] offerings were very lino.
coming largely from the Royal Arch
Chapter. the Bloc lodge. the Busicrn
Star and the Woman‘s Relic! Corps
of this place.
Ilro. Wutkins was of on uncommonly
picusunt nnd iigrccnblc nature, always
kind and considcrutc to all who had to
do with him. in the business affairs of
life no one ever bud reason to coin-
pluin, Either in public or private life,
he was just. oven to u fuuii. licucc it
was no more than nuiurul for ills
brethren and friends in turn out in
a mass us tlioy did to pay their lust.
and respect to his memory and his
worth. Mnsonlcully spcuklng “lilo
dcuth wus untimely illlll his brctliron
mourn." but they llili'l' the consolation
of knowing that during his life time .it
only be said of him that he has fought
it good light and that In the world to
come there was and is laid up for him
a crown of righteousness.
'l‘hc kind sympathies of their friends
will go out to the devoted wifc. the
sister and the son, as Well no to all
who are left to lnouru the lrropurullle
loss liicy huvc so lutciy sustained.—
Klillulls Exchange.
Wiillnlii id. Watkins was a brother
of Mrs. William E. Street uud Mrs.
Dr. l'oyno, of llurlon. and was well
known there, and also in West Nor-
wulk. where he roaidud ut the time of
his departure for the Wool in 1871. He
was s nephew of the late R. L. Wnt-
hills. of South Norwulk.
--Wolnun loves a clear. rosy com-
plexion. Burdock Blood'fliiiors purifi-
on the blood, clears the skin. restores
ruddy. sound health.
WESTPORT.
Agents for tho Ivonln. “Minot, In
Wootport, an o. Diplovnnnl and Wm
H. Noah. Order: cont to oithor of the
above will molvo prompt attention.
0. id. Bcdford has purchased a new
touring cur. ‘
s. A. I’nrdy has been outertnlniné
out of town friends.
0. Christouden of the Farm. is tour-
ing the country In it now auto.
Miss ids Jennings of Hartford. is
visiting rolslIVos at the Forms.
Friends from Weston are being on-
torininod by Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Hyatt.
‘ey. ~
spent sued
Terms. ‘
n
’thoir grh‘ndparehhr bill's»
still have returned here from a visit
Friends from Bridgeport nro bolus
entertained at the home of A. South-
Mra. Albert Birks of Bridgeport.
try with friends at, the,
= . rancid
. ill , land
hi would». have
The Misses Nellie and Mary Good-
with Flora Lockwood. of Weston.
Trolls parties are, in vogue now
the trip to and fro,
NOTES or run sensuous.
, ,. .
Miss Grace Ray and Miss Ella Nickv
erson, of Garfield nvcnuc, Dnubury.
are spending their vacation at llcll is-
land. . ‘ .
Brid goport.
The bathing benches have been
crowded recently and the water is nv‘
eruging considerably warmer than it
has been before in years.
Among the recent guests at the Bell
island Hotel arm—~19. A. Gilgrocn, Wil-
lhun M. Quinn, 1“. Erlcsou. 1.. Eric-
sou, A Poplin and E. Juries. of Dan-
bury.
A party of Bell island girls recent-
ly had it lurk riding in u sloucbont to
i’lownyton. They perched Ulltllifllil'
vcs In artistic poses all over the his
vehicle and appeared to enjoy the
ride Very much.
The Bell island lioueo recently had
quite a dental bunch of visitors. Ani-
(mg thorn were Dr. Boers. of Bridge-
port: Dr. Griffin, of New Haven. Dr.
.l. l.co inftus, of Moridcu. and Robert
Fryer, of Merldcn.
The roller skating and dancing ev-
ery evening, except Sunday. at Roton
Point. urccontinulng to prove grout
attractions. Both features were
largely patronized lust ulltht. and will
probably continue to be until the end
of the season. ' '
A young son of Dr. Savage. of
Brooklyn. Who with his. family has
been camping out several weeks of
Gulf l‘uslurc. stepped on a garden
rnko yesterday of the beach and one
of the tines passed through his foot.
The wound was a severe one. it was
dressed by the boy‘s father,
Among the recent guests at tho ls-
lnnd View Hotel arm—Mr. and Mrs.
Rubi-rt Davidson and Miss Cecil l)n~
vldsou. of New York; Martin H. Grif-
flug and T. Clark Hall. of ilaniiury;
W. H. Church and fnmily. of Was ing-
tou. Conn. he Roy lmwls. of 'cw
York: 1.. Spcucor Walton, of New
York: Nollie Gilbert. Mury Blrrcil, Iii».
Ion Durant, of licthci.
WESTON.
Miss Minnie Wlilluins still continues
quite ill with iuularln.
In. A. Monde has installed a tale
phone in his residence.
lrviug lockwood was the guest of
Eusiou friends on Sunday.
Mrs. Minerva Andrews is agnin quite
ill, and attended by Dr. Smith.
Miss Gladys Fioweliyn is entertain-
ing her cousin. Miss Anna Schmidt.
Hurry llccrs. of Georgetown, has
spent a low duys with relatives liei'c.
Miss Ethel Bccrs bus returned from
a visit of several weeks in Bridgeport.
, .
Miss licienu lllli will teach in
tlcorgctmrn, tho minim: school your.
Sovcrnl friends from ltldgcliold
were Sunday guests of Mrs. linwlcy
Williams.
w...-
Mrs. Theodore Hamilton bus return-
cd from n visit lll South Norwuik and
New Haven.
Mrs. Frederick Wood and Miss Ruth
Weed returned to Norwalk after a visit
with Mrs. Caroline iiudd.
Miss Fannie Robertson. of Benson-
burst. mug island. is a guest at the
Congregational parsonage,
The Woman's Relief Corps of Buck-
ingham Post (i. A. 11., of Norwulk, are
spending today with Mrs. A. E. 'i‘ur-
day.
There will he 0 services bold in
the Congrefiutlnh‘d Ohnt'ch next sun-
dsy, the pastor. Rev. J. 1.. shivcly, cu-
joyiilg it short vacation.
W
CRANBURY.
Peter Doom bus lonsod his rcsldcucc
hero.
Miss li‘loroncu Gmk is visiting
Brooklyn.
WM
Mr. and Mrs. S. 'i‘. ltuboy are color-
taining New York friends.
Collector if. ll. tioicy has finished
collecting the school tax,
‘W—m
Mr. aners. Edward C(Xlk are onion
taming Brooklyn frlouds.
‘ A ‘W-u—u...
'l‘. E. Gregory is building n cistern
at Ills residence on Ncwtowu uvonuc.
Mrs. Edvard Goopplo. of ilrldgcpcrt.
ls visiting her mother. Mrs. ida Crook.
W
Mr. itivors,‘of New York City. Is
visiting his sister. Mrs. George Mills.
Mrs. Berlin to ltliitor'talriinn her
daughter, Mrs. fltuaft‘.'Barr and chll~
drou. of Brooklyn. " '
William H. Clark and? ’ lly. of
Port Chester, N. Y.. will mil , llhto his
newly purchased residence here on or
about August 3d.
RIMPTEN charts lunnso.
Ml'l‘AU. Russin,"i.luly 2fi.-lbomp-
ton’mbtlo, slturtted hear 'I‘ukum, one
of the finest and most ancient 1n
Courlnnd. is in firihios.
Armed rovolutloniats are again in
possession the .aiirroundilip conic
iryi‘. li‘wo . co coins of troops not . od-
und‘daly summer I “cats here make l
- ,F , , . P
affirm ’ "' it» this writrll “strontium. 8.
mm A El“; “$1,145”. “.31; mil)
health a wild». II found iiiyuou,
hthliVQl' all”!!! Monolith Dyhpt‘llsial. h]
(tortured and doctomrl.rllllt'l grow worm.
ry night and day. for fully
M dllfiilbl'lwlil'ilhndnrol lump
‘Ml. Dinnihw’si Kill!»
b. maimbddiufiofim.
° 3 ‘w ”Will‘s
llellHElllEfll
take it morning'fnodn dud nlgbtmudlt.
will cure you. I took the medicine as
dlrociod. but. bird no confidence in a cure,
as my ousti‘ha‘d‘bccn tricd by so funny.
After using itn‘wcoil‘ {hogan to feelis-ttcr.
and in nobort while after that I wasnutrml
cured. That terrible distress. everything
Ito bmbiu ,upvoonr in myihrpnt,1uld oil
gonotandvf remotbndo moment‘s dis.
comfort- Idnoo. TtHlflyath'fl lfili'btktlfllbhlef
lion and my up loiito cwo on .
1" him a. udoul N.
YX'vflllt'en'llryoroalh’i'plgllfdlntlg: fir. ll‘nvl‘il‘lfonnrlly‘r
“Write Iiomody. this grant Kidney. Liver and Blood
medicine. and free medical booklut. . Lama but so
tron. an druggltll.
Free Sample Battles at it. ll. l’lulstod'e
PARLIAMENTARY
EN
coursaasca
...—..—
Doiogotu Entortalnod at Luncheon
at the House of Lords.
LONDON. July 25.——-’l‘lio conference
of tho iulciul‘urllamsntury Union, at
ter a prolonged dcbutc today. adopted
the following resolution.
“The Intcr-Pnrliamontury Union,
now assembled in London, expresses
the view that the second llitguc Cun-
t‘ercucc should:
“Firstwlly trinity dcilnc contraband
of war as being restricted to arms.
munitions of war and explosives;
"Second—~Ro-usscrt nnd conllrrn the.
prinelpio (but neither a ship carrying
contraband of war our other goods
ubourd such ship not being contraband
of war may be destroyed;
“Third—Adina that even between
beiilgercnts private property should
be as immunc ui scu as it is on land."
Tho conference also adopted a res-
olution in favor of the discussion by
The Hague (Ioufcrcuce of menus to cut
down the “intolerable expenditure of
armaments."
Anotlior resolution provides that.
each fictional group shall apply to its
own government to grant funds to old
future conferences of the Inter-Pun
ilomentury Union. "
The decision as to tho time and
place of tho next conference was left
in the bonds of the international Coliti-
('11. it is expected that it will be held
in licrllu in 1908.
The confcrcuce thou concluded its
sessions.
The delegates wcro entertained at
luncheon at the House. of Lords. A
dopulntlon of thc visitors will be. re-
cclvcd by King Edward at Blinking-
hum Paine tomorrow. .
Lord Chancellor Loreburu presided
at the luncheon, and Ambassador Reid
and other members of the diplomatic.
corps. the speaker of the House of
Coili’rnons. Mr. liowtbcr. Chief Secre-
lilry for lrelnnd l'lyco, William J. llry-
am and Prince lilikoff were among tho
distinguished guests. Mr. Brynn
mudc the most of the occasion with u
spoccb describing the glories of pence,
his that being that it llilblo lift: is lief.-
lcr than death on the battlefield. Pro-
iougcd uppluusu greener Mr. Bryan‘s
orutorlcul effort.
WILL KEEP SILENT.
President Not to Make any Speeches
This Fall.
OYSTER HAY. 1.. i.. July 2ft.vi’ro-
sldcul llooscrclt is not to make any
political speeches In Pennsylvania
this full. To correct an impression
that ho is to speak in l’itlsburg rind
l‘bildcipliizi in support of the Repub-
Ilcuu Siiitc ticket. bioc'rclury boob to-
duy cXpinincd that the President.
some time ago had promised to make
a speech at Harrisburg October 4,
when the new state cupilul buiidlnr;
is to bc dcdicutml. lic has nine pro-
inlscd to spunk at tho York (Bounty
Fair. at York. l’a., on the some day.
Neither of those spcorlics will bu po~
llllcnl in chuructcr and they are the
only speeches he will make in Penn-
syiluuiu.
If all men would work there would
be lower overworked.
'Niilioe lo Contractors.
floulcd proposals will he revolved by
tho linsbNorwnIk fl‘lro District (loin-
mlttoo until 12 o'clock noon of Monday.
August it, 1906. for tho furnishing of
material and construction of about
4600 linear feet of vitrified pipo sewer
with uppuruannucon.
Picnic and spoolfloailims can be soon
on and utter Saturday. .luly till. 1906. at
the office of Wu‘ldrou it Riordan. of
mild communist so lluvllnnd street.
South Norwalk. and also at the office
of Edward if. Gorhum, it) first. street.
[dust Norwuik. All extra. information
run he obtained from Charles N.
Wood. (.3. 1d,. iii mast arouuo. Norwulk.
The District Commitlco horoby rc-
acrvos tho mm to relcrl any or all
bids. or to accept any that in their
judgment will be for the best interests
of the District. ' . - ‘
bonds. satisfactory to tho Committee
to amount, will be rctpdrcd of those to
whom the contract may ho awarded.
(lash. or 9. certified check, made pay.
attic to the‘tronsurer of the ’ldast‘Nor-
walk Fire District to the amount of
8260. must accompany rach bid as a
guarantee that In case the contract. In
awarded. the party to whom-It la
awarded will; within llfl hours after
{replication of award. execute said cont
mot. '
Proposal for go , .
on the outdo ofgtho enrolling wit
the name of tho'blddor. rind induced
to Edward B‘hflmltb.
dill Heavier!
It ‘Norwalk.
'i‘H
l instant video are not“. uri‘
onset
rospootlvol from til
pail wool. . , y ,. -
. .r
' , most at Longwood. that the list this
*3 his is the New Stole
Ga-sRange.
lor $11.75.
Dunn. llilllllidlltl
Lighting Bumping
so. must be bellied and marked,
worL‘nlno Bhtllil‘ldtl tint
l "hills
chairman. . No;
, ti
MTON J
l
' , hr 9.... promo:
bail been mm or die
‘tonnla tourna~
morning showed sixty~tvm initialisation
aided in the singles event and eight
in the eastern doubles. One mulch
remained to be played in the third
rounder theologies, no that, there
was every pro tithst the semifinals
wllisbo rosette today _.
M ‘
. i” JAN” .’
No. 550. ,.
Painters’ Supplies.
,Crockerii.
Glassware.
House-furnished
Goods.
Window Shades.
Pictureframes and Window
Shades Madam Order.
1
Painting and
Decorating.
v
Lil. Sicilian,
07 Washington Itroot.
ToI. Con. loath Norwalk.
W,
‘ r
The Very loot Elpln Creamery
.UQ'OHPII' lb. -""v 350
I Pkpo. For“ no
2 Pkgo. Groom Wheat .......... 25°
2 Pkpo. Grape-Nuts ...........,. 25o
4 Cone Corn .. 266
albfi {26o
at): 'I V
.1 Stu II,
Pun Hi1..fli.........é..
..V
A
:4 Cottage 'Av'on East Nor-walk.
CLEAR its csvorsn. IN
nvnsv nous wanna A
cross muss 1a noun.
savour. atzss IN swoon
rouse Hosanna ass
reruns or wsrasggoot.
E'; or.
\ All!
.5
awnrrss .12.. lb.
wsinrisu 8c is.
COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON” .120 lb.
BONITA MACKEREL ....... . no. 11..
Wall Ballet's. .
u,
WHITE BASS .........12c lb.
.Aud all other kinds of Fresh Fish
at; reasonable 'prlcos.
Dncross.
Old Colvotlon Anny building
not In! of Wuhlnptonitroot Irldpo.
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WilliamH.Meeker
,Gonaral
Contractor and Plumber.
STEAM HEATINGJ
Honest Work and Ample Ex-
parlance.
Iotor St. South Remit.
ADDRESS POST OFFICE BOX 547.
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A Jack of all Trades
to not Whit the people want when the
require good workmanship. My wol-
II done right and when I say A job
I- done, in den.
ARTHUR I. BENEDICT. .
Plumbing. Tlnnlnlond Itum Fitting.
6 Monroe Itroot. to. Namath.
. FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING.
STEAM.
HOT WATIR.
MD .
GAS FITTING.
Tin. Ihoot Iron. Copper
aniline. .1
lo south Main Strool.
Telephone ‘11.
Iontll Norwnlk. Can.
3‘
. h
THE JOHN B. LlWRlNCb
AGENCIES.
ALL INOURANCEJIEAL' nun.
MORTGAGEQ. NOTARY PRO-
IATI BONDS. PATENT. *
SECURED.
. ”UTH MAIN STREET-
TII. Clll. 408.
navm w. ginseng.
Funeral Directed am
and Embnimor. '
19 North Milli 3‘. .011“! um
Ruidonoo. 0 Washington Woof.
Telephone at house. I“!
‘ all
aper
We consldorzlhls Sea-
I
vs I .
hi- I
l
son’s line the best
we evedhadi
wisdom
DEGORAIOR.
“WHOM”
10 "MT 01'- I. NORWALK.
g
l .
council
for «or or. '
.' OI uni altar Mada. donut-y I,
00, height Propellers will loose
gar ll, lint River. New York, (foot
. 't’
Gisele ‘
Launch .
insurance, .
rm‘l'flv FIRE 'M‘w? fly
laid" MARINE "Illlnt. ..i .
“R11 EXPLOSION or ' .if
J. M. Layton a Go... »
INCORPORATED. ,1...
5 Railroad Avenue. 80. Norwolk. , '
l
Kiev. no... situates“-
«Iv-w..."
should be equipped with I .
snow white. onepiece "Stand-fl" w
celain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to WI,
how dellgbfuily convenient ‘lt VOW
be to have hot and cold running rely.
in your dressing chamber, ,1
lug apartment of first floor .
room? its presence would afford”. ‘
tho bigest degree of comfort. , . ,
‘ We will gladly quote you 0.!!! .
plumbers are "ntrictly com a _
chanico, honest and roliabio. ’
Horace R. flash,
cerium MAIN sun, went up.
OouthNorwalk. Conn. ,_; .
Drinklt
It Is Good
Brooklyn brewery flrm's lager hoof: '
No better. We dciiver‘it in your!
house, $1.00 per case (24 bottles.) Lia
quors at lowest prices. Tel, 151-12. “J
Central Hotel,
Comer Monroe and Chestnut Otr
Booth .Norwaik. Conn.
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