BRUSHES.
0111' stock of bristle goods is so com-
111m that it will afford you a most.
factory selection.
We huvu HAIR BRUSHES, HAND
”bonus. room aa’usaaw
Iliavmo Iauuusu, NAIL annull-
Ifl' uflPLEéION BfiUfiHEU. BATH
Every brush we have in a variety
uutmwwmmmm .1 11 :1.
Its Mice 1311111111101.
PLA'I'NIR A: W Proprietor! .
The tag Port Chester‘wus in the bar-
bor yesterday for cool.
Mrs Florence Decker of Talmadgc
Hill, has been spending a few days
with Captain and Mrs Peter Decker.
The regular weekly class meeting of
tilt:1 Dust Avenur1 Methodist chulch
wau‘hel‘fi‘, last evening at the church.
St. James Circle will meet at the
home of Mrs. Arthui Ainsworth cor-
ner of Fifth street and Third avonuc,
tomorrow afternoon at. ‘3 .30 o’clock.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Christ
Church will meet with Mrs. C ii. Jim-
mersdu, No. 252 East avenue, tomor-
row nt2 :30 o'clock. All are urged to
attend
I‘: The name of Minnlc Mills should
have appeared in the list of names of
those- who took pan,- in the Parasol
Drill at tho Marvin kindergarten en-
tertainment last Saturday afternoon.
dele Needles who was badly injur-
ed recently at tho Murphy Manufactur-
lug Company is doing nicely. having
been taken to the home of his sister
in Egrt street.
on
Bui'uey Aaron. the old-time light
Weight pugillst. (lied in a sanitarium
on Long island on Mcmorial Day and
was buried in Vt ashington Cemetery,
Long island on Sunday. He was about
seventy seven years of age. and from
18561.0 1856 was looked upon as the
light Weight champion of this country.
His thcr. who bore the same. name
was a noted Jewish boxer, and he and
his ‘tiirec sons were bum in London,
England. Aaron fought six times in
the rize ring with bare knuckles,
Winn g four bouts and losing two
He defeated Johnny Robinson. color-
ed, Bill Evans. Johnny Monagban and
Sam Collier and was beaten by Pat
rick Draunigau, better known as Scot-
' ty. ofllrooklyn. a Collier. ills last
battle Was in J11 1866 at Poliick
Landing, Virginia. which lasted sixty-
seven rounds. and ended in a victory
i'o1',th11‘.lcw. Aaron‘s seconds were
Dunn and Colluru, and Collicr‘s ilc111'y
and'Newcll. The referee was Alder-
man William F. McMullen, of Phila-
dolphin Collier. who is still alive.
fought Horatio Bolster. Mike Carr
Johnny McGlade, ililiy Kelly and llilli‘
Edwards. Barney Aaron‘s 111st public
appearance was in 11 boxing tourna
ment at Ce11t1al Hall. in the Bowen
New Ymk in 1872. when Ed James
gins a silver boltito the best light
weight, the first of its kind. There
Were twenty- -six light weights sparring
f'o1‘it. 11111! tin1 contest betwccu llillv
Donuclly and llaruev Aa1ou lt‘SiIIIt’iI
iu the bolt lining given to Do1111clly.()11
the same taught James Mayo. aged
seventy six. and lllll (‘ia1'.k 01"(11 cigh
ty, had a fierce glov (1 coats 1t and John
C. Hecnau, Manes sparring paitznei
at that time was 11 locker on. Many
people in The Norwalks will 1e1nem-
her-when lieeuan. in company with
Ed Price and Aaron Jones. gave a
benefit over Coi-iins' fu,r'nituic storc,
South Norwalk known thcu as Nation-
al Gumd Hall. a sign remaining until
recently on the building to indicate
its name Aaron Jones fought many
Tom Sayers. as well as with Mike Mc-
Coolé and Bill Dmis in this country.
Durit‘ig the war he enlisted in the Con
federate Army. and received a com
11311151011 as one of General Buregard‘ s
3 es ‘ . . . .
, Rowlw'ron.
' b“-
Mrs Louis Schmidt. and two child
ren, of Railroad avenue have been
visiting relatives in New Canaan the
past few,,days.
. —_
The regular monthly business meet,-
lng Of the Rowavton Flower Club will
‘be held in the chapel of the M 1'}.
Church Friday afternoon June 7111,11!
3 o'clock.
- Mrs. Merriiield. who fell and broke
her hip some weeks ago, is now able
‘ t0"be about with the aid of crutches.
and Monday was, down stairs at her
home in Raymond street. .
Large quantities of freight. and
household goods for the summer resl
dent gt, Belle island and other points
fit: him are arriving daily at the
115-1011 railrbad station, and with
the largo passenger business done tluui
ear] in the season. demonstrate the
nee of a new station and freight
house here Constanta Latirigan has a
number of teams empIOyEd in carting
,ral enforced changes will .be
- ‘ , the teaching force. oi thepu
11a ,. 001.1119 ermine 116111 year, “115
mu 0.191111171111111
Florence Bottomiey ,
air resignations t’o'ii til or coal-
11111. lilies,1 Emma Cushman. who has
1' thirteen
7553715,] prove ethahers 13:11 efficient
1: teacher and has endeared
day at the Noroton soldier's
‘ team between the ages of 14 and 18
times in England. including twice with A
herself to pupil, parent and community
at. large Her place will not be easily
filled and her mulgnutlon will be, grow
or lly regretted, Miss Henry and
as 11111191111111 have done excellent
work in their respective grades and
their decision to seek new fields will
be received with "regret. it is under
stood that two of the teachers will be
married this summer. '
DARIEN AND. noaorou.
Yesterday was pension day.
John- Merriam-who was drummer
boy from Company B Twelfth Connec-
ticut Voluntary infantry. died Satur-
home
ills age was 62 years. interment took
place yesterday at Springgrove Come
ery
invitations are out for the marriage.
of Miss Eleanor Archibald Stevens.
daughter of M13. and Mrs.
good Stevens, of Duties, to Lucien
anton at head, June 15, in the Church
Of St. John the Evangelist. Bowdolu
street, Boston.
Governor Woodruff approved yester-
day the bill of the treasurer of the Bol-
dicrs' Hospital Board for 812 000 f01
.tho carom sink and wounded soldiers.
The governor also approved the hill
,0! H. 0. Averill. inspector of domes
tic. animals. for assistance for $143. 95.
during May.
The Alert A. 0., of South Nm'walk.
would like to challenge any baseball
years. This team can put 11p a good
game of ball with any team of their
age. Game can be arranged by seeing
l5. Burst. 76 Spring street, South Nor-
walk, Conn. ‘
The Latlics‘ Guild of St. Luke's par-
ish. Norotou. will hold a cake sale at
Felsenhoi‘. the residence of Miss l'hu-
‘ma H. Dolafleld Darlen on Thursday
June l'.l at 3 p 111. Proceeds for nec-
essary improvements for Guild wu1-.k
Should thr1 weather be rainy the sale
will be held the next day.
The inmates of Norotou Home lust
. qulugilig’h ,Scbool
orge 011- I
and 1 thud
. . 9d '
‘ .1 lo. quite a sum, which will
ratuuwd iflmwlool for, top 'gym" at the
’3 .1‘1 1f
.nm‘. Barhhu cm. 1111.111 John
in the river on Memorial Day
were rewalded by the capture of six
fine shad the largest weighing six
pounds This is the first shad caught
'hel‘fl this lesson and everybody hopes
that. they will become plentiful.
Cards are dut for the man logo of
re k Dayton and Miss Louise Smith
us' too of Albert Smith of Com-
putllg Scales Company“ The cale-
mony will take place at Christ church
at 5 ’clock on the afternoon of June,
_12 Fr 6 to 8 there will be a recep-
tion at the Smith residence on
Bridge street.
years. No appetite and what 1 di
eat distressed me terribly. Burdock
Blood Bitters cured mo.’ ’.—J H. Walk-
er, Sunbury, Ohio.
NEW CANAAN.
Miss Lucy Scoville entertained
lNew York friends yesterday.
Miss iiclen Gouldcn of Brooklyn. is
visiting the Misses Heath. Carter
street.
George Young of New York was a
guest of Thomas Rae. Taimadgc hill,
yesterday.
Miss Matth1 1.. Smith of Stamford
“and Master Clarence 'Fl.
Brokiyn are gucsts of Editor Kirk.
Edward Jones has purchased thv,1
bakery business conducted for some
time in Main sticet by Mrs Thomas
McGr.atb
The Lincoln baseball touurwas d11-
tested by the New Canaan Regulars.
on the South avcnuc diamond. yes-
tol'luy afternoon, 7-4.
Thu (‘1. A. it. veterans marched to
Lakcview ccmctciy ycsterduy morning
and appiopiiatc ceremonies were held.
in tbc evening they assembled in Buy
menus Hall with 111911 families and
listened to an eloqueIt and stlriing
address by Attorney William P. Mul
viilc. There was 11 very small atten-
dance at the cemetery and at Ray-
mond's ball.
evening were treated to one of the
host. concerts ever given at the insti-
t11tion.It was given by the Norwalk
Choral Union, consisting of 120 voices
and a fine string orchestra. The old
soldiers and friends of the Home al-
most filled the large dining-room which
is capable of seating l 000 persons and
they enjoyed the treat immensely.
Banner and Hail Columbia. played and
sung by orchestra and chorus, brought
the veterans to their feet and they
cheered lustily at, the end. The old~
heroes are thankful for the treat and
are contented and happy in the home
of their declining years provided for
them by the state government.
WESTPORT.
J. F. Cannon, tho’pharmaclst. passed
Sunday in New Haven with his bro
thcr.
A. Allen has nearly completed 1111 ad-
dition to his house on ilivcrsidc 11w~
nuc.
Judge and M11; D. B' Bradlcr pus
sod Sunday with friends in Wood
mont. .
‘ Edward Scofield oath-condom 11111
was in town on Sunday visiting a
friend.
llomcr S. Doors. has 1'1-1111'111'111 from
11 luuiiut'ss trip through Missouri. K1111-
sns and ()Iil(,"‘.‘ stulcs.
Patrick Troy has sccurcd 11 position
as 11111191111111 at the Greenwich towur
after :1 six month‘s vacation.
Mrs. Patrick Grant of Suusaiuck,
has secured a position at B11 1' Harbor,
Mo, and will soon leave for that, place.
The cellar of Edgar Prrry's new
house on Washington avonuo has been
completed by iIlC contractor Thomas
Glynn.
ihéld under the direction of Physical
'Dir'ectm Balwdin of the club and he
'waa assisted by W. W. Kirk. ira B
i.
the conclusion of the Star Spanglod'wmmdy- John H' Riley. T W Bone
I many
I third
The field athletics held under the
auspices of the Young Men’s Social
Club. in the South avenue grounds,
yeltcidny. were very successfully——
and systematically carried out. before
;a huge holiday crowd. 'lhc event was
dict. Jr. Attornch. E. Brinkeihoif and
James Keller Harmon Schmidt.
George McKcndry and David Henry
displayed wonderful vitality from the
contests in which they were on—
ter.ed The prizes offered were very ap-
propriate and substantial. Owing to
th lateness (1f thc1 hour, the ball game
scheduled to take place between tht1
New Canaan Regulars and the Young
Men's Social Club was postponed.
PENSION DECISIONS.
By the Assistant Secretary of the De
partment of the interior.
liclplcss Minor. «Claimant is 34
years old has been since 1885 an i11-
mate of an as1lum for fe11blc~111i11d11d
poisons, does not know her age. is an
able to comprehend numbers show 5.
is capable of receiving only the most
elementary instructions, and. in the
opinion of thle surgeon detailed to ex
amine her. is permanently incapatl
from earning a living and 1e-
qui1es the cart and attendance of n11
other person daily. Hold, That sht1 is
entitled to continuance of pension as
claimed.
Service, Nobraska ludopt-udcut
Scouts.~Scrvicv “during the lutt1 war
of the rebellion." as used in the act. of
.lnrc 27. liiilll. moans service contract-
ed for and rendered with reference to.
and occasioned by amid war. and not.
service rendered elsewhere with refer-
ence to 'ludtan outbreaks not histori-
cally connected with the resistance of
the Southci 11 States to chmal author
ity, albeit said ser1ice against the in-
dlaus was 1"1111de1cd at a time when
the war of the rebellion was in pro
gross.
Sylvester llouscmuuu and Otto i’crl
ierson went to New Y'mk on Memorial
Day to witness thob ball game at the
Polo grounds.
The annual service for the older
members of the congregation was held
on Sunday at the Congregational
church andwas well attended.
_.........T__
Joseph Pinkham has received anoth-
01' censignment of muses from Ohio.
which he chose with his usual perspi-
cacity and will sell with his usual vera-
city. They are principally drivers.
Mrs. J. T. Jeliff died at the home of
her daughter,
terday morning She had been bed-
ridden for years and had suffered
greatly. The funeral will take place
this afternoon and will be. private.
H. W. Font-her is planning in add
to his business at Saugatuck and will
pmhahiy employ a horse and wagon
to aid him He pioposea to add lac ill
tics for mental as weH as bodily nour-
ishment and will announce his new do
parture I11 a few days.
/
Norwalk on Friday resulted in a vic-
tory for the home team; score 3 to 2.
Batteries. Saugatuck Hogan and Se-
rena; Norwulk. Vooibees and O Brien.
During the game Catcher O’Brien had
his band split by a hot ball
'The deep mud at the station yester-
day prevented the crowds of hungry
travelers from reaching,.F .‘s
limch room and way 11111 h w
.1191 of starvation in $11.11“ y in night
if a way 111111 not been or! d to“ get
across the gulf of deep, black slush.j_
The entertainment onal
Hall on Fr‘idtiy event éh‘d
ivepyuto Na
lure of all grades in the public oschooi's
i
Ireason that such marriage was in vio-
Mrs. W. E. Osborn yes-,
The game between Saugatuck and,
Declarations, Amendments. —-A dec
laratiou containing all of the neces-
sary allegations for minors pension
under the act of Jane 27.1890 except
‘it fails to state that it was filed under
said act. an amendatory affidavit hav-
ing been filed in which it is stated that
the claim was intended to be filed un
tier said act. is a valid declaration
Marriage or CUIoted to White Per-
sons in Texas. -—A colored woman, and
former slave. who married and co-
babited with a white than and ‘ex- 1101-
dier in the state of Texas. has no pen-
slonable status as his widow for the
latiou of the laws of the state, and
null and void.
Appeal Jurisdiction Special Act—-
When payment of pension is suspend-
111! 111111111 Section 4.720 Revised Stat-
11111;, by reason of fraud. thr1 secretary
of tho iutcr'loi has no appellate) Juris-
tIIIIIOIl. congress 111111111; by its own
apartment reserved suth power. to
”50”.
BERKELEY DIVINITY SCHOOL.
Fewer Candidates Ordained by Bishop
crews».
MIDDLI‘lTOWN. J1me 5.—'l‘hc fifty
third annual ordination at th(‘ ilcrkc
ley Divinity School was held in the
church of the Fioly Trinity here to-
day The sermon. was preached by
Rev. Horace iialtgwlu Hutchlngs, D...D
of the class of l 57 F‘Ivr1 candidates
wens ordained, Bishop fir-Water con
ducting the services They ware:
James Henderson. 8, A. ’l‘1-':i11lt)
George H. iiine.Carlos E. Jones. 'lr-iu
it. of lows; William T. Waterbury.
0 General Theological School, and
Chauncey C. Kennedy. B. A.. Yale.
Mr. Henderson will go to Washington
state as a missionary. and Mr. Jones
will also go to Iowa. also as a mis-
sionary. MrJ aterbury. n,wllz‘be curate
111 St 11.111111 11111111! 'flibury.
be used to purchase gymnastic appa- .
Dwysr made sevelal diifts with a seine f
-—"iiad dyspepsia or indigestion for 1
a 111 11317133111 mun Ions
Kirk of '
1.111
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a“ .
b'fllvo “I
following officers:
Presideutwliishop C. 13. llrcwster.
Acting Vice-Presldenls~—Rev. Dr.
Hart. of Middletowu; Rev. W. H. Vib-
bcr and Rev. F. R. Holioday.
reasurcr-——Rov. P. 1.. Shepherd, of
Clinton.
At 1 o‘clock a luncheon was served
to the Alumni and nut-of-town guests,
and into in the afteinoon thc faculty
hold a reception for the alumni.
ocEAu 111011! at:
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1:173 i 1
Twelve Contesting Beats (lot
Away Toilfny from Gravesend
Bay , .
'NEW YORK, J 1111c 5.—-thu colors
wor‘u made today on the yachts in
Giuvescnd flay, the schooner: aboard
the twelve contesting sailing yachts for z
the Mnicr cap. which lay at anchor
1111a1l1v were already proparlng for the
early start of the six hundred mllo
odean yacht uses for sailing boats fuoni ,
New York to Bermuda. The start was
made soon after ten o’clock today
from off the Brooklyn Yacht. Club.
TWO cups were offered for the Burs
muda. rate. One by Commodore Frank
Mater, of the New Rochelle Yacht Club
for the winner of the class of boots :-
‘be'tween fifty and ninety foot in length
and a second cup. given by the New
Rochelle, Brooklyn and lboyei Ber-
muda Yacht Clubs. for the winner of
the class of yachts measuring under
fifty feet. Tcn yachts entered for the
big class while three yachts assayed to ,
make the race to St. David’s Head, Ber
',1nuda for three-clubs cup. The thir-
teen yachts that, entered for this wind
jamming contest to Bermuda are as
follows:
First Class for Mater Cup:—
Schooner Priscilla, owned by Man-
son aud Nucn, Rochester Y. (3., 86 feet,
no time allowance.
Schooner Dervish, H. A. Morse. Cor-
inthian Y. (3., Marblchead Mass. 84
feel. one hour and thirty minutes al-
lowance.
Schooner Zurah. H. Dumber. New
chclle Y. (3.. 83 feet; two hours and
fifteen minutes’ allowance.
Schoonm Shamrock. E. Thompson.
Brooklyn Y. C., 83 feet; two hours
and fifteen minutes‘ allowance.
Schooner Tammany W. C Towcn.
ilr,ooklyn Y. C., 74 feet; nine hours
allowance.
riloop 7initz. H. Cohen,
C., 67 feet; fourteen hour
minutes allowance.
Yawl Sayona'ra F S. Littond, Jama-
ica Bay, Y. C 60 feet‘; nineteen hours
and thirty minutes' allowance.
Sloop isolt, W. E. Meyer, St corge
Y. 0., 60 feet; nineteen .hours and
thirty minutes' allowance.
Yawl Flamingo. W.
ilrookhu Y. C. 53 feel: twenty four
hours and forty five minutes allow-
once.
51 hooue1 Mist. ii. Binncy. New York
Y C., 52 feet: thuty five hours and
thiity niinutcs' allowance.
Second Class for Three- Club Cup.
Yawl Hipsrion, E. Miller, New Rochel-
le. Y. 0., 49 feet; without time al-
lowance
Yawl Lila, R. D. Floyd Brooklyn. Y.
C.. 40 feet;‘ six hours and forty-five
minute‘s' allovmnce. "
Sleeper Zena D. P W Burrows Ro-
yal Bermuda Yacht Club. 36 feet; nine
hours and. forty five minutes al-low
once.
The contest include various types of
vessels from the former Gloucester
fishing schoondr Priscilla. the largest
of the racers, to the dainty but lesI
doughty Hooper Zena, with her leg of
mutton maihlliilai '
rookiyn Y
and fifteen
The strippers on the schooner Prls~' .
cilia and the Yawl Flaming were whine
ling may for‘ winds that will cause
the light weather boats to lay to while
the sailing masters on the schooner
Detvlsh and the Cheating sleeps will
be content it old Boreas unleashes only
his choicest topsail breezes. ‘The Pris1
cilia was planned by a. “picked crew
of Bermudiuns with ‘11. Nova; Scovia' Iai-
lorman at' the helm. Five American
boys.
St Mary‘s. are among the drew of the
yawl’ 'il'lami'ngo.1"='wliilc'tlic yawl' Lila
and Hypfilon-chrried'amaimr crown. '
Whlc yacbtmen tudhy‘eapresscd the
opinion that thoDerviuh had the bcst
thancc to win the struggle over six
1111111151111 1111111211 of sea. the uncertainty
of wind and watci make the race all
um ertaln one. ' '
The number of starters was reduced
to twelve early today when F.S.l.1a-
lond announced that biti'yawl.‘ the Sa-
yonarii could not be made ready in
time and mu w1.tbdrawn '
Weather coadltionu'ne’ar the hour of,
stmtlng was rather unpleasant. The
sky was overcast. with thick clouds. a
light 1111111 nv-evhdlii: the buy and the
wigul was southeast. dead ahead, and
Hg 1t
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ENOOUBAGINO‘HIM.
“Miss Bub~bub-Bright,"
Stutter “will you bub—bub—be
b—Jm-m r, that Is, I lul—lul—
love—‘J' ’ '
"Really.”‘interrupted Miss Bright, '
“you must. give me time to consider. ’
Mr Stuttudton’ in the meantime per-l i
' haps' you will be able to say it. “¥~Phll
adelplila Press
a. ..
I The‘ 1.1111111: Association held Its an-
I:
child’s Unclu
H. Fleming. '
graduates from the school ship:
began'
ABLV NOT.
the purpose of finding out whetbcl the
Benjaiwiin bud arrived,
‘wbo was that man you spoke to?"
“'l‘hnt was the hottl Cil‘l‘f.'
"l'il brt when he goes to heaven
Saint Peter wont have the nolvc to
11:13:; him any questions. '——Chl(ngo Her-
“ .
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Miller 81 J ordan,
Ital E11111 limiters
(like, llo'y'i’s 11111111111111
SOUTH NORWALK.
1111110111111 ‘181 State Street
BRIDGEPORT.
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PIANOS TUNED BY THE nosr
COMPETENT ruueas wuo CAN
BE osramso. .,
reams 11111) cots cooos.
i. E. [IBKIIUIII 81 I50.
“Honest GoodI It Honest Prion."
32 Wall Smut. Norwulk.
st‘nmeADv's 1111:3511... cHAa
sea
should bu equipped with u dIinIi
snow white, one piece “Standard” Par
celain Enameled Lavatory.
, Have you ever stopped to oomidei
how delightfully convenient it: would
be to have hot and cold running wate1
in your dressing chamber, Iluop
lag apartment of first floor toilet
'the' highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you price! 0111
plumbers are strictly competent In.
chants: honest and reliable.
Horace R. Nash,
CORNER MAIN AND WEST ITS.
THE SOUTH NORWALK
STORAGE
WAREHOUSE.
for
FURNITURE, PlANOd, ETC.
Telephone, 349—5.
For Particulars Address
0. N. McKIBBIN,
Office, Room 4, Huvliand Block,
Washington Strut.
111.111.111.111
TIANIAOTU A IUGENENEBROAL. IANKING
CAPITAL}
"00,000."
IUIPLUS AND PROFITI.
.173 .500.”-
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EDWIN H MATHEWSON, PM
JOHN‘ H KNAPP, 1s! VMPm.
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"= ”DIRECTORS. '
E. 11.11.111.11»... Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
.Ju'clIh R. Marvin 1!. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swath John H. Light
. Frau H. Rowan.
Shetlal This Week.
The 111.11 Vim Tilzier
Dance Folk) No. 5.
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i 'x1y ~ MIJSIG- 81703511 11' -
Donovan Block,
; Agent for-Crumnt Laundry.
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'AT STULL’S
AND SAVE MONEY.
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar ...... $1.00
The'Very Best Creamery flutter. .-
.per lb. .. 28c
Shoulders. per lb. .............. lie
2 pigs. (irape Nuts 250
2'vpkgs, Cream of Wheat 25c
14 noon Eggs ..‘....
3 0111111 Sugar Corn .......
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‘ ”full line ciril'ruit and Vegetables! .
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I'm Norwulk '
ERN COTTAGES. HARD-WOOD
IFL00331 ELECTRIC LIGHTS AND
ALL IMPROVEMENTS.
FOR PARTICULARS momma or
Charles E. .Hoivt.
' Got in the Habit of Having Your.
Sunday Dinner at the
CLIFFORD ‘.
. No worrying about "Ice-ting
your meats, no bother with
dlIhuI or ut'uvu when pleasant
‘ weather comer.
Courteous Service.
Pleasant Surrounding.
Excellent Cooking.
CHARLES REYlIEltE.
Proprietor.
Telephone 492.
THE LATEST AND BEST
Laquowus
at $2.75 up.
A‘ .very strong line of fully guaran-
teed ngh‘ IWheel Mowers, at $5.50
to $6.00.
A, complete assortment of the bust
grades 'of BAKES, HOES. GARDEN
FORKS, SHOVELS. SPADES. 111111.111
Farming Utensils, at; the lowest prices.
General repairing and machine work
promptly attended to. _‘ -..“. -,__-,
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Telephone Call 97-5
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Shore Dinners and All Kinds of Sea
Food Cooked to Order.
Bathing and listing.
Both Houses to Rent by the Season
John O'gulllvan,
Proprietor.
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DECORAIORS. ‘ ‘
Wholesale and Retail punters in
WALL PAPEHS
70 NORTH MAIN ST. ,
Tel. 3311-4. SOUTH noawALK.
investments
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large holdings with us, and who see
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most intimate friends.
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or a personal interview. .
R. L. OOBURN. General Agent.
16 South Main Street.
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PLUMBING AND STEAM
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HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
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SLATE AND TIN ROOFING
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Metai Ceiling, Etc
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THE JONES & HOTGHKISS
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17 WALL STREET, _NORWAL
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45 Wall St, Norwulk. %
.4 Washington St. do. Nonniltn
Rtial Estate and Insurance.
In Incomu producing‘ property that
must increase in value with the rapid
crumb of the town. '
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Auto Garage .
ahd Machine Shop
Automobllea stored. overhauled and
repaired. Tires. Lamps, OIII.
Cells, Spark Plugs, etc. ...
hunch Engines, Covet-I. Curtains.
Tarpaulins, Tents, Awnings and Balls.
204 WASHINGTON ST-v
EB Robertson. Proprietor.
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