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A Stationery chance
A manufacturer had a quantity of
papers which had been used as
salesmen’s samples for a short time.
Our offer for the lot was accepted.
Boxes show the handling but slightly
and the papers are perfect. We are
going to offer them thls‘hweek at.
and to lay a tax.
199 BOX}, . witness was called, however, by the
See Them In the Window. railroad commissioners. and they de~
. cidcd that the road should not cross
m i”“” Mmmy the bridge. It is probable however. that
' if the road desires to work with the
PLATNER C IRADLEY, Proprietors town the town will be willing to stand
‘ 2“ Waflliaflbn'it‘ perhaps twenty~five per cent of the
', Take." 8414. cost.
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Letter CarrierEdward Hanford is
enjoying a day's vacation.
Harry La Croix, of Danbury, was a
visitor in town last evening.
William H. Doland and wife have re
turned from a visit to New York.
Miss Ernestine Gamble returned last
week from Hamilton, N. Y., where silo
attended the spring reception of Col-
gate University.
John Cromwell Very plngkiiy stopped
a thrilling runaway last. evening on
the Washington strcct bridge. The
. horse which was attached to a fruit.
j. dealer’s wagon, 'as going at a vcry
fast gait, but Mr. Cromwcll ran out,
grabbed the bridlo and hung on until
hc‘had stopped the flying steed.
Mrs. A. ll. Ilustod, who is Well-
known and who formerly resided here,
died yesterday morning at. 10‘ o‘clock
at, her home, ltll Wes; 89th street.
She is survived by a brother, Samuel
S. Baker, and a sister, Mrs. Anna ilo-
Moore.
fieldcrs.
Alexander-
n
801] l (i.
“dispensed with" in I)
of only $8. and costs.
an and girl in the tow
”‘3'“. Mill :1 mother. Mrs. Emma lia- fer-t 0f
Robot East Not-walk. The remains crimes.
will. he brotl
interment.
The 11. S. Club met at the home of
Mrs. Charles l’latt, in Ludlow street,
last evening. Business was transact-
ed. after which were selections on the
graphopbone. given by Master Harold
ghtnto this place today for
sick-hordache. Ash.
, ,iuative'a
I"
plan of heating the school will be con-
sidered; also fitting up another room
There‘was a higcrowd of
and Stamford people at the hear ng mtg
yesterday before the railroad commie;
sioners on the matter of allowing the
trolley company to cross the bridge
known as “Miller’s Bridge." Only one
Darien is certainly to have a crack
a-jack base ball team this summer, and
the first game will be played on Satur-
day afternoon on the Nozon lot against
the Lincoln Club of Bridgeport. The
members of the Dal-ions are H. LPe,
catcher Gus Voik, pitcher;
first base; Morcbouse, second base;
Ferguson. third base; F. Smith, short
stop; and C. Cantrell, P. Cantrell, W.
and Lounsbury,
it. can readily be seen that
this is an aggregation which can "go
To the Editor of The Sentinel:
it were not so serious a matter, it
would be arousing. the way justice is
arien.
this evening‘s Sentinel of a dastardly
attack by a couple of the very nnnn
ct-ous foreigners upon a young girl at
Noroton. and was surprised to note
that after the constable had capably
performed his duty and arraigned tho
scoundcls before the local magistrate.
they were permitted to go with a.tine
That
putting a premium upon such acts and
to that extent endangering every wom;
I cannot be;
Here that. the law does not permit a
heavier fine, and I am sure that to Illi—
posc such a comparatively insignljfb
cant punishment will not have the cf—
dctcrring that and
For the minor offenses a uom.
inal title is warranted. but for such it.
horrible crime as that of which those
men were guilty a penitentiary term
alone should be meted out.
pity the law does not provide a whip-
ping post for such criminals.
lashes well laid on would prevent a re.
petition of the offence.
ll.
Sn
in estport.
Bank, N. Y.
day afternoon.
boys gave a da
Mrs. Louise
arlcu
Albert Mctiown
Jennings, carry him into
H for a year.
i read in
more titan half
is surely
scph McIntyre
other
IatCroix; Sarah
it is a
'l‘hil‘ty
ch gentle
Miss Helen Barnes
her cousin, Miss F
spending several days with
but. Mrs. William Downs, returned to, needs.
her home on Umpawaug on Tuesday. .
fir. and Mrs. Aartm H. Sanford and 11955.3!“ eithauslion that often attends
Mr. and Mrs. Emory P. Sanford drove the nursing period.
to South Britain, on Sunday. to visit milk». supplying nourishment and
their sister, Miss Jessie O. Sanford, silengih in a much hetter’way than by
who boards at the home of the Rev. the use of medicine and drugs
was 82 years of
Higgins; May F. Grcen vs.
D. Green: George Ii. Tiffany vs. Sarah
Tiffany; Frederick R, Green vs. Mate
gin M, Green: Ilillian E. Murphy vs.
Edward F. Murphy; Burgess Mulkins
Vs. Jennie S. Mulklns;
vs. Walter H. Field: Lottie M. Robit-
lard vs. Charles Robillard; Hattie Kcn~
m
H. .
Mr,‘ and Mrs. M. I). Sanford passed
Sum y with Mrs. S‘aul'ord‘s mother
use in the
Hill, who
the house,
age.
SEVERAL DIVORCES.
To Be Heard in Superior Court To‘
marrow.
is the
the matters on
vs. Easter
L.
tvre; Andrew Trzaska vs. Karolina
Trzaska; Louisa M. Hall vs. Frederick
ll. Hall: Emma M. Jones vs. William
H. Jones; Andrew LnCrolx vs. (larrlc
Ernest
Charles
Higgins ’ vs.
Mlnflio
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were issued June ll.
Pl ,. . " , . .
“33$, “2:; sieved)(—(ltgitlilst‘llnglgfugglgdl punishment. as JustIcc Wilmot. impos-
' ‘ ' ' ‘ . ' , .‘ t . ' ‘ ' ‘in again.
. wlches, pickles. cheese, cake. Ice Pd is 1 tacit imitation to b ,, l ’. - " 0 each
cream, fruit and cocoa. The members D' ,1 J 11 190- JUMHM‘ new" ”I Lharles K m '
departed for their homes at 11 o‘clock. "1 cn, unc ’ ‘ "
al voting Mr. and Mrs. Platt royal en-
tertainers. The next meeting will be WESTPORT- ”my
held at the home of Mrs. Mead, in
Fifth street, on July 17th.
Having heard the story of putting a
hell on a rat. and releasing it to been
other rats away from the placoe. Ben-
nie Cello tried the experiment some
time ago. It did not work. Michael
D. Drew, however, thought he could go
Bennie one better so he caught a rat
yesterday and anointed it with oil of
tar thinking that the smell might keep
other rats away. This morning the old
reliable trap contained two large fat
rats. Mr. Drew considered the subject
carefully for a moment. but in the end
his fox terrier finished up the rats
and he is satisfied that there is nollr
ing in these “new tangle methods."
ROWAYTON.
Douglas 'l‘rlstram, of Roton Hill, has
recovered front a severe, attack of
measles.
Mrs. William (lolegrovc. of llridgc-
port. is visiting Mrs. ilattio Wicks. ol'
Crockett street.
Mrs. Mcrl‘iiield. of Raymond strt-ct.
who fell down stairs and broke her
hip, is able to be about again.
Jacob B. Raymond‘s pilo driver has
been brought to John McMilllon’s
town friends.
New Haven.
for the summer.
sister in Southport.
Mrs. Edward Mach
Mr. and Mrs. I). \V.
”101'.
vilion at ltoton Point. how's orchcs
tra furnished music.
The new owner of the cat boat Lit~
the Joe has had the boat placed in
shape, and she is now at her berth off
the North“: Yacht Club.
. Harry Morris and Daniel Dcpow, 0f
, Danbttry, who have recently erected
, new residences at. Belle island, have
had‘several loads of furniture shipped
from Danbury.
Courtland Cone, night operator at
‘ the Rowayton signal tower, has moved
into the house recently completed by
Miss Emma F. Walker. in Cudlipp
streetuNA well is now being dug on
the prbpcrty. ‘ ‘
Rowdyton Hose Company had. its
first 5 rawberry and ice cream testi-
val, In 't' evening. in the headquarters
.ln Rotiiityton avenue. and the affair
. was wé’il‘at'te'nded and a success. it
will be“followed by others each Wed-
nesdayf‘nltzht. -.,, .
Tho‘dcbris resulting from the dos-
tructi ,by fire of Edward 1,, hadrl-
gun's ‘cd at this place, has been re.
moved“ at as yet. a settlement. has not
been {trade with the ‘iallrond com~
baby. ”it. is cxpmvtcd that. a new shed
ill be commenced there in a few
:tt'tt-rnoon.
member of the Auto
Bridgeport.
Compo strcct.
Albert Bll‘kS.
Compo Beach.
at Compo Beach.
visit in Massachusetts
in Massachusetts.
p‘nrt Water Company.
the Wolfpit. hill road.
a ..
A unnum- of people in this vicinity
Were startled last plght by the con-
ueti'ruttllug of windoWs and doors
,l heir places of residence. and on
mpafing notes this morning. came. to
conclusion that there. was an earth-
' ’Ite.t','Just where the. quake was has
liemson. ot‘ Hrldgcpor
launched their yacht
I yet“ been learned.
BAITtIEN AND ‘Nonoron.
”"npfler was held Tuesday eve-
he Darlen Congregational
‘ truest sum was netted.
lmed let N Zinthe'barlen
do“ his weék . ps'or. J. .
Em lilacs and Peter Tu-
l'i‘ tint meeting of the Barton
I‘ Districtfivlll , be held on
elicited [1. iii: at..wlllcll'
reports 3o! theeotlactor. the
'3 dubs, in outer win. he
‘ [no core will selected. the
w.........-............. . . ..
gustus Jennings.
tery Sunday at 1 p. m'
4%”
r.“ as. .. 1)., W
1, . eager“
Br‘sdtey andM
rs. We
Ollic ll. Jennings is visiting out of
J, G. Hyatt passed Wednesday in
Dr, Eno has arrived in Saugatuck
Miss Florence Foster ls visiting her
Stanley B. Tallow has built a
bath house at Compo Bcach.
Dr. Hammond has arrived at
summer home in the Farms.
The farm of Henry linrlbutt has
been sold to Clarence Jackson.
Mr. llarrlmna, who recently lost his
barns by fire, is soon to rebuild.
Mrs. W. S. Gray has returned
Norwulk alter a visit in Saugutuck.
Charlcs llall is laying a new content
walk about his place on State street.
lw cc
luluiug her daughter from Bridgeport.
Mrs. (.‘hurlcs Harris and Mrs.
Joint passed Wednesday in Norwalk«
Sravcr
rcturucd to Sntlgattu-k for thc
I1. I". Ililllnlzs is dccorutlun the in-
terior ol' \. ('. ilullbutt‘s house,
Judah lslamlrwhcrc the driver is to do S'l't‘l't.
considerablework. Mrs. Sarah llmvard of
The regular semi-weekly dancing .‘iil'tt‘l is visitingr l‘l‘ll‘lllin‘ in
was enjoyed last evening in the pa- New York.
Mrs. ll‘rctlcrick Kompor outcrtaiuod
a. numbcr of thc Inldics‘ Aid Tuesday
Roiu'l’i W. Post has been made
luobiio
George Wolvcl‘, of New Haven has
been the recent guest, of Frank Allen.
Mrs. John H. Jennings has returned
from a visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Mrs. Clinton, of Compo street, has
opened a large board
J. A. Goon-ewe? Weston, passed
Sunday withhis son, Charles Godfrey. .
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Cooley, of Rt-
verside avenue have returned from a ‘
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. 'Qooleyh _
turned home. from an extended vis
William llurncttfhaa secured a mate
tion as night. engineer with tho Wcstl.
it). (3. Os'ch is‘buildlng a large vu—
rauda on his handsome residence on:
Mrs. ticorgc I‘. Jennings has recent-
ly entertained her daughter, Miss Ina
t.
Jennings Brothers, of Greens Farms.
yesterday
Meckcr's dock in Southport.
Frank E. Nash has returned to his
ship in the United States navy after a
brief visit with his mother,
Albert 'l‘abet- has returned
home in New. York attoru short visit
with hispureuts. Mr. and Mrs, A. ,A.
Taber of Riversld. avenue.
Mrs. Henrietta Wheeler
Brooklyn, ,N. Y.. last Friday morning,
Interment was at Willow Brook come.-
The Ladies Afternoon Whlat met on
Thursday afternoon of last,
Mrs. Oac‘nr Strilth‘of Salt,
wer won by Mrs. Orlando A to
' it ,Gs'rsinlt‘iil
Mug.
Netti?
ing house at
a
M. Wooster,
iug machines,
movable doors.
new construction.
his fuse.
writing machine
hie.
to
is cuter-
St.
have
anus
and other mater
Philip C. Arn
I'lt‘II.
Stall;
Lincoln
Util'n
sign.
Solocltor
Bridgeport, Conn.
Edward B. Allen. Bridgeport. needle-
bar mechanism for buttonhole-stItch-
Robcrt C. Cole, Hartford,
Charles B. Goldsmith.
garment supporter.
John H. (loss and A. F. Wolff. Water-
bury, box for watch movements.
Harry 1’, 'i‘ownsend and W. R. Cor-
bin. of New Britain. lock.~
chrvG. Vol: 2:. New Britain, secret
latch mechanism.
John J. Murphy, Norwich. firearm.
Edgar H. (lotlrcll. Stoningtnn. ma-
chinery for cutting and folding paper
List furnished from office of A.
of Patents,
Daniel Schuyler. Bridgeport. combin-
ation hanger and track for cdgewise-
Van Buren Lamb, New Haven. brake
William F. Helmond, Hartford, type~
. I
Arthur D. Southam and H. C. Hides.
Hartford. illuminating mirror.
John J. llucbauan, Waterbury, buc-
lal.
old, East
.Iohu (‘lnlt-c. Walllulrford. handle for
slumps. forks or similar articles, dc-
lmnis (7. Miller, Wallinaford,
' for brushes, mirrors or similar
lcs, destgn.
:I Sit"‘l«
II 0"
Ch , | trade marks; ax
C. ii. and F.
,
Spotswood D.
(For a game).
Del., says:
dyspepsia, used
”will“ an
until} tout,
cent bottle .0
. pre
For sale!) ‘
YR.
aye re-
tyt ..
, . ' clitoral-tr).-
,Wlllnn;
Atbol,
IS. I’.
M ass:
John W. Coc.
0” Maconlbor,
Mrs. Au-
. wood. Buffalo;
to his Ills.
died in
oak WIIII‘
. .von: 0. '1‘.
trick. I‘rl~
Osers. aft Danbury; Cheri
“The New Game, Teddy
. 10.71st
and belching. , ‘; 'I‘Jy'tt;
1" ot;..lmt.13¢
.dezliia .'
’ ter't‘md The, canard
.'*ito'rgt.",iftitlvht.s. .
p. , .Crulcltshlrnh;
Tbayth. W. G, ‘Mticilwen‘ and wife, .I.
fig/litshutterfi a: W. fifil‘i’tlwn. D. Louis
Liston, George] 'i‘...".T‘nt.tot‘Son. .New
York: ll. A. Crown“, 8. Snltop’kJ. (l.
Roberts, fl.._Il‘.,0stranl,lcr, J. 'A. Brown.
Boston: Dewitt .R. ,llttrlbutt. II. Davis.
‘ friend.
“horny jA. Sterling.
George II: Mlllett. (l. W. Coleman.
Philadelphia; NJS. Archer, Hartford:
ew Canaan: Moran-d
Nowlon Center. Mutts:
W. S. Wilcox. Dr. Wadsworth. South
Norwulk; Hester E. Marsh, Dobbs For-
ry. N. Y. T. Ii. Bristol. New Britain;
Joseph Wright'Woonsorket: H. C. Eil-
re, Andover.
...Mshackemo~i«‘, II.
bury; J. If, Foihousen. It rs. ll‘etbouscu,
‘Mllls’ ll. J. Fetbottaen,
P. Bullock, South Norw lk: J. ,J. Jor-
dln, Samuel Greenateln
P. A. Perry. New Haven m. S. Costel-
lo, Hnrtford; John WI hams,
' deuce: M. J, Maison),
Mr. and Mrs. (3. H5;
a ll
. it.
llama, ,M. (KW
, uric; ,o.1:
915nm, ; swallows; .1
Trade Marks.
Columbia Steel Company,
Collins Company, Collinsvlllo,
fever and ague remedies.
cs.
1.. Osgood, Norwich.
Labels. .
Bowers, Bridgeport.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs..Frttnklin Bush. of New, Castle.
“I suffered.for,,yaars with
e _great:',’dlstr‘ess
drift ..
ind?! be
“é“; ini
, primacy.
Powers, and
F. (i. M
tarot".
as a.
lnclosed
Waterbury.
Hartford
’5 Bear Hunt."
‘ , (1 me,
aim: nasone 50
’ ' elyl’
F. H. Bax-
shop, ‘Waten
ork, Pa: M.
Bridgeport ;
Provi-
roux, N. Y.;
son,’ New“. lin-
stonz. ,W.’ W“-
l .‘P. A.‘Sttimlry.New
aw Canaan. ill.
b“ Dickinson.
one, St. Paul.
I
Is entertaining
annle Shaw. of Red
The Sanford school closed on Thurs-
ln the evening
the
l
The short calendar list for the supoi
rior court tomorrow longest:
Therearc no less than!
forty-eight matters on in to talto up‘
the attention of Judge Joel ii. Rt
There are no loss than sevento
contested divorce (arses on the
which comes near being a record. 'i'bcl
popularity of divorce is further ncccn-l
tuatcd in the fact that eleven other
matters on the. list are “toachlng on‘ v
and appertaining to" divorces, so that
‘t‘II. J
on [III'
”51,!
the
short calendar Is .on divorce action.’
The uncontested cases arc:
Anna L. Lynch vs. George Lynch:
Mary ill. Grover vs. William A. Grover;
Grace Sampson vs. Albert A. Sump.
son. for annulment of marriage: Jo-
McIn-
Field
Hampton, w
back
artic-
five
ingl
C!
E. B.
t
t
l t. : 5" war ram m...
Justfoed.‘l"¥p‘i3ai’e’g MW: ”of Milk and
\ akin Itlblourlthlng.
it often happens that the mother's
milk is 'Iackiugin quantity or is do-
iicient in nourlahhient. When this or-
Icurs. instead of titling medicine. or
drugs. if the mother will drink a cup
of Justf'ood hetero each meal, or use
gymnasium. it instead 0‘. tea or coffee. it will in-
has been‘ crsaso the non Of milk and supply the
her daugh- elements of nourlslimcnt that the baby
Justfoo'd \fllil also relieve the weak-
it is a true food‘
When it is necessary to wean the
The news of the sudden death of child use Justfood for the baby. It is
Iicury Burr which occurred on Monday
evenin came as . shock tt '5 .' -‘ .
bors hire. aé wins aboutJ Ills) 335:: "‘3" It never comes ill). USN in the
l‘ionday and during the evening he and » best homes for years.
llS sou, Marcus. Were a t i ‘ . - '
ls'ethcr. Marcus stal‘ledttli‘ZJ)II?lii;' weight chart “’1‘ the baby “I!” I“) sent
home across the street when he heard . . . .~ .
his father call and upon going back N' F"“‘i*¥‘li‘.s.t--.S’ {ii-“"5“ k? “
found him on the ground where he
died before aid could be procured to'
A“: liurr around on the grou
I"
easy . to "prepare. tastes good to the
little, one and is so quickly assimilated
A sample package of Jnstl'ood with a
free upon request. Justfcod C0,, ”)6
Beware of the mining stocks lying
nd floor .
M...‘
Going to Housekeeping?
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A ills fill” e
, ”airliner
trout illo‘llith You!
Commotion Free.
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featuring
.... —J—rfir ,. . ....
Upholstering and
AWNINGS
MADE AND REPAIRED.
maul—tum:
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House‘Fumlshinas.
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'ngh 'ahd ‘WitII . St. Norwalk, Conn.
‘ TELEPHONE.
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playgirl": alert
On Yours'Walls
that'have pleased you ever since we:
but them on. ”Any more rooms to be
papered this year? »
Our atoctt’o'ffWall. Paper represents;
the very latest-patterns. The selections
have‘b'een‘ modern-amnion 1907 produov
not“ ‘or the beat factories.
Agent tot-the Wm. Campbell a Go.
and Fr. Beck ‘00.
ICrodtd'ery‘f‘KlfliI‘w-‘n. HouMurnlIh
Ina Goods. Framed Pictures.
walwlnnm‘l Pom with lxturn
toe.
Cloth said... with fringe, we.
Window Mica-amt Nomi-{moon
made to order. ,, 3 ' ’
' Painting. vapor-Hamil. .m some
1""!- .
, Ask for “‘3: d; H." Green Trading
Stamps—we gtvs‘tllfcm.
L. urn-llamas,
‘31" wit-magma strut. _
Tel. can." ' ‘ ulna Nor-walk.
\
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Witchiihis Sill-ace”
. , for
: 'Motltiall's‘ndv.
JoaeIOFan
12 North'Maln u. , ~00. «with.
Tel. outrun-a. . -
.uA a. .. ,...
i 39 Watt strut.
‘ EDWIN H, mm}
loan H, KNAPP
j {RIDIRIQK' H.
a.
name
“Townsend”
earn-Lawn Mower “you
know it is the best
lobe had.
14 inch to 20 inch.
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 667.
R S E S i
f CARLOAD no.5, 1907. ‘
0h ' 0‘ arses
imputsthg of Brougham. Easiness
Qlunks. and Drivers.
These Horses will be guaranteed as
represented or numoy refunded.
Respectfully,
OSCAR EBAN KS
teALss AND lesnv sTAaLEs
River Street. Norwalk.
na.. 8: 30...... '
Ital [stall Bllklrs,
. tilll‘cedloyt's Theatre Building.
SOUTH NORWALK.
2 Iain Office, till State Street,
BRIDGEPORT.
Plants" a to}.
‘PIANOS TUNED BY THE, MOST
COMPETENT TUNERS WHO CAN
BE OBTAINED. .
TENNIS AND GOLF GOODS.
ll. noun 8. n
“Honest Gouda at: Honest Prices."
Norwalk.
t
svsnanon's I oasesma CHAN
should be equipped with a dalut)
snow white, one piece "Standard" P0!
celaln Enameled Lavatory.
» Have you ever stopped to consider!
how delightfully convenient it woulc‘
be to have hot and cold running water
in your dressing chamber, .Ileop
tag apartment of first floor toilet
rcom? Its presence would afford you
the highcstdcgreo of comfort.
»" We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent mo
chanlcs, honest and reliable.
Horace R. Nash,
CORNER MAIN AND 'WEST_ 8T8
THE SOUTH NORWALK
STORAGE
WAREHOUSE.
for
FURNITURE, PIANOI. ETC.
Telephone, 349—6.
For Particulars Addnecl '
G. N. McKIBBIN,
Office; Room 4, Havllandllock,
Washington Street.
p..tot
it
It
llth'NllllllllllllK ,
! sou-m ”uoawALK. co‘NN. ‘
rn‘ANsAc'l-o AHENERAL IANKle
Inelastic.
CAPITA '
0100.000
nuance AND Psorrrl.
cosmos.
son. PM
in! Vice-Pr».
howm, Ind vm.
DWILL'; cushion
* ‘ * anemone.
[ummmmn Henry lemon!
John H. Knapp
.1,
WIL‘FRID 'IO
Swan: John' H. Lilhi
Christian
' Hod H. new”.
Charles E; Doll,
7 .
«Ismael Grumman“?
(out-tr R. Mini» .1: Wallawmrvln
Elm icor'rAsss.
ALL IMPROVEMENTS.
FOR PARTICULARS INQUIRE 0F
Charles E. Hoyt.
Go: In the Habit of Having Your‘
Sunday Dinner a t” the
GI. IFFORD
No worrying about selecting.
your meats, no bother with:
dishes or stove when pleasant,
weather comes. ,
Courteous Service.
Pleasant Surroundin].
Excellent Cooking.
CHARLES. REYNEKE,
Proprietor.
Telephone 498.
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t'
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I.
THE LATEST AND BEST
LawnMuwers
at $2.75 up.
I yery strong line of fully guaran-
toad High Wheel Mowors. at; $5.50
to 86.00.
lA complete assortment of the boat
grades of RAKES, HOES. GARDEN
FORKS, SHOVELS, SPADES, and all
Farming Utensils. at the lowest prices.
Genera. apalrlng and machine work
promptly attended to.
-u-
llorrall Hardware 60.
39 Main St, Norwalk.
Telephone Call 97-5.
Gregory’s Point!
EAST NORWALK
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of Sea
Food Cooked to Order.
‘iIiaIIlIllg and fishing.-
Bath Houses to Rent by the Season
John O’Etullivan,
Proprietor. . .
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Hotel Mahackemo.
J. R. CONNOR. Manager.
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ssavtcs UP-TO-DATE .
cursms UNsunPAsseo
mm RATES REASONABLE
Sunday Dinners-a Specialty.
For further particulars apply at of‘
lies. Telephone 488.
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45 Wallet.' Norwalk. ”El
04 Washington so, So. Norwallt.
Real Estate and Insurance.
We have several decided bargain.
In income producing property that
must Increase In value with the rapid
growth of the town.
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PREST-O-LITE TANKS. _
Auto Garage
and Machine-Shop.
’ Automobiles stored, overhauledand
repaired. Tires, Lamps, Oils, Dry
Cells, Spark Plugs, etc. ~
Launch Engines. Covers, Curtains
Tarpaullns, Tents. Awnings and Sails.
204‘WA8HINGTON 81'»
E. B. Robertson, Proprietor.
PBEST-OALITE TANKS. ‘
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PLUMBING.
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smith Norwich; cm .
10 BUILDING Lors AND 4 MOD-
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FLoons. ELECTRIC LIGHTS AND?
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True Spirits of Turpentine
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...... Lament.
For {me annna. Lacquers. Vnmisi’tcs. Puiizll.
etc. etc.
THE CHARLES E. SHOLI‘B COMPAN Y
Sale Sale. Agcnt l
I64 Front Street, New York City
IIt’Elll‘ilItll‘,
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East‘Norwalk
Tel. 452.
F. T. Egalnson (it Son.
DAECORATORS.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer! In
WALL PAPERS
70 NORTH MAIN'ST.
Tel. 8384. SOUTH NORWAL’K.
treatments.
i sell only investments that i saw
personally investigated, and whiul
have been most, rigidly tnmsttgalm
by some of the very best business am
professional men in our city, who can
large holdings with us, and who rcc
ommcnd these investments "to that.
most intimate friends.
A card will bring you our lltcratur
or a personal interview.
R. L. COBURN, General Agent.
16 South Main Street.
1347 .to ‘
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING. '
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVESANI) RANGES
SLATE AND TIN 'ROCFlNG
Gal and Steam Fitting, 0.: Simon:
Metal Ceiling, Etc
Have you seen our stow. .l
RICHMOND Ramona:
THE JONES & HOTCHK
COMPANY :
17 WALL s'ra'ssr.
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On and after Tuesday, ' armory I
1906. Freight Propellers ‘WTII tour:
Pier 28, East River, New York, limit
'of Dover sittcct), every day_ (Uxtlzi'pl
Sunday l, at -l p. m. Freight reseller.
at, Norwnllt up to 4 p.111. and Strut.)
Norwalk m» to 5:30 p. m.‘ ‘
N‘DRWALKSTEAMHDAT co.
Arming J. Smith. C'.C. Henchman
Leases. .General Age-J
walla Billion
fOlvn home i?
Rents are advancing all cnetir‘fle
and desirablei‘apa‘rtmcnts a‘ro‘lreeom-
lug scarcer every' day. We "havens
number or very desirable homes rm
sale, and can‘ make: the terms rand
price-right. . ' ‘
'J.;M.Iia,yton‘&i Co?
‘ ' . INCORPORATED. " ‘
5 Railroad Avenue. South Norm":
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