Liaaetiis , .
Saturdau Calida
II bi far the best candy ever sold at:
200 OUND. Only the best of every.
thin flies into this candy, that's why
it's‘ p‘h , wholesome- and delicious.
APOLLO CHOCOLATES. Make
your mtcciionrtoday. We have a. line
assortment in boxes at 306, 401:, 60c
w 096-
' The East Norwalk station is being
painted. ‘
E. E, Gorhain spent yesterday on a
fishing expedition. ‘ .
Miss Lillian Walsh is to leave town
soon and attend a summer school.
. __...__._._._,,.
E. Hill's launch “Bonita" was launch-
ed this morning from the rear of the
Norwalk Iron Works,
Miss Bessie Sturges bf Dnnbury was
the guest of hcr‘cousin Miss Ethel Glo-
ver. of Winfield street recently.
Mrs; James ‘W. Davis and daughter,
Miss {chute Davis, leave today for
Bristol, where they will join Mr. Davis.
The ’bl-monthly meeting of the Ep-
worthilie'aguo Union will beheld this
evening at the East Avenue Methodist
Church. ‘
Rev. F. S. Ainsworth led the weekly
social service last evening at the Ad-
vent Christian Church In the absence
of thé pastor, 'Rev. James W. Davis,
who in in Bristol.
The semi-annual election of officers
Advent Christian Church was held last
.3. evening at the churchfl It resulted as
‘ , follows:
Prebidcnt—«Miss Jennie Burchard.
VicéiPresidcnthrs. Richard Bland.
Secretary—Miss Annie Byxbee.
Tredsurcr~Miss Lillian Walhh.
Among the delegates elected to at-
tend the convention in Wullingford
on Julie 25, are Mrs, Thomas Walsh»
and Mrs. Arthur Ainsworth.
,A' young man on a motor‘ cycle had a
narrow escape yesterday afternoon
from a serious accident. He was riding
across the bridge at a terrific rate of
speed and did not notice that the draw
was-open until after he reached Silver
and Sweeney’s place. He shutoff his
power and put on the brake but he
was going so fast that he could not
stop before reaching the iron gates
across the roadway, so he turned the
machine into the fence near Warren‘s
Cafe. He was not. injured however,
and strangely enough the machine was
not hurt.
...0LD WELL LAUNDRY.
Editor of Sentinel:
Kindly correct error In last. own»
lug's paper, in which yoti'statcd Mr.
Warren was evicted from Old Well
Laundry. The facts were Mr. Quitt~
her had full title and possession of
same, having dispossessed Messrs.
Brophy and Spencer, and requested me‘
to take charge and run some in his
interests, and have on trial two weeks
with the option of buying. which my
lawyer, Mr. Keogh. can verify.
Yours truly,
MRS. WARREN.
THE MAGIC N0.3.’
Number three is a. wonderful mascot
for God H. Farris, of Cedar Grove,
Me., according to shatter which reads:
“After suffering much with liver and
kidney trbuble, and becoming greatly
discouraged by the failure to find re-
lief, I tried Electric Bitters, and as a
result I am a well man today. The
first bottle relieved and three bottles
completed the cure.” Guaranteed best.
~ou earth for stomach, liver and kidney
troubles, by F". H. Baxter, South Nor-
walk,-a.nd E. P. Weed, Norwalk, drug--
slsts.‘ 50c ‘ "
“nowav'ron.
A handsome wild duck, Which Char-
les 8 Petty, of Raymond street, caught
gin (Herb/er acme weeks ago, made
A ‘MONTH'S MEDICINE FOR 25c.
Eyory bottle of Dr. Howard's spc.
"ciilqjgr the cure of constipation and
dyspepsia contains sixty doses of a
remedy that Is pleasant and easy to
“ke- ‘.“..‘.
Red iltilizwrding to directions, this
‘Is, filclent for a month's treatment.
Xxousht on Ii‘. H. Baxter's special half-
" price offer of. a. rcguIar-sized 50-cent
blue at. half price, you get a month's
apply of the best. medicine in the
arid for only 25 cents. ,
s-Anothcr reaaonywhy you. should
no Dr, liowurd'aflpecitic. or at least
.it ‘I suffering with constipation,
. .. ‘3 ,tiyéiurtmubims ‘thé fact.
”the; . tgfst' tier- .flelis..évex‘v bot-
t:r his personnl guarantee to
he money‘if the specific does
.i. . ~. _ " .
liveii ataxia». threatl ' the
k‘" ,,,the W'Jdlme. I? you
ft)! the lamb; lymptoms,
if an}; .prmo:~.will curs you:
"wt griddle, ,‘Sicki lid ' ache,
' trash in ‘ tomuch ‘Sour ' sch,
“rut {Mental lit-presii‘Ion, Isa chlug
, Bloating of Stomach; Heartburn,
‘d, Torpid ‘Ii'ocling, hack of Ener-
flpecks before the Eyes, Constipa-
:. - lune?" It
“"1“;i.‘rv“n.
,n .
\ . . L.
her escape yesterday, and as yet has
‘ not been found. .
Mrs. Hester F. leech,
Beach, is the guest of Mrs. Josephine
Crow.
. '
Mrs. Henry'beach and son, of'Brook-
lyn, are guests at the residence of Cap-
tain Hickson Cole.
u
5:15 killed two men in Stamford, yes.
tenlay afternoon.
-—-——-.-—-—--v
Samuel Coffin, of Cross street, has ‘
been confined to his home for the past
Week, with a Very severe attack of”
rheumatism,
Committeemau Earl Ehomes has re-
-cngaged Edgar Ii. Lane as principal of
the South Five Mile River School, and
~has engaged James E, Stevens, of Pen-
noyer street as janitor for the coming ‘
school year. .
Deputy Sheriff Sculley, of South
Norwalk, was in Stamford, yesterday,
serving papers in a civil action brought
,by the Clifford Pharmacy and*by Aldon
(Solnia‘uii, a South Norwalk Ii ‘
against M. Louise Vincent, of Rowny.
ton, a daughter of the late A. «I. Bell.
In the‘formc‘r action, the amount'of
the claim is‘j325': in member it‘is 8177.
The deputy sheriff attudhéd plopérty’
in Stamford Which was (19de to the
I
of Sound I
The eastbound train. due here at St
WITHIN, 9
a.
“Oar Gal, have been spending sever
at days with the (Misses Irene and
“creme Perry.
o
, For scratches, burns, cuts, insect
bites and the many little hurts coin-
mqn to every family, DeWItt's Carnot
filed thchllusl ‘Salve is the best
remedy. 'It In soothing, cooling, clean
and healing. Be sure you get De-
vWitt's. Sold by The Clifford Phar-
macy and The Bgdge Pharmacy. “
srAnL GIVES berm ,T‘EBSiONAL
BASEBALL.-.
CHICAGO, June «514.». .1. Garland
ahl, former manager of the Wash.
ington team In the American Magus,
has quit professional baseball, accord—
ing to the Record-Herald. Stab] yes-
terday bought the South Chicago Base»
ball Club, a senil-prot‘erssional organ-
ization. and announced that he will do
vote his time to its affairs, playing first
base on the team. Slab] was sold by
the Washington Club to the Chicago
American League under a ruling of the
National commission, but refused to
sign a contract, petitioning the commis-
sion for a rehearing.
'STIMULATION wrrHour IRRITA-
TION.
In case of stomach and liver trouble
the proper treatment Is to stimulate
these organs without, irritating them.
I'luo Laxativé Fluit’syrdp‘ aids diges-
tion and stimulates the liver and bow-
els without irritating these organs like
pills or ordinary cathertlcs. It does
not nauscato or gripe and is mild and
pleasant to take. I‘lalstcd's Drug Store
and The Clifford Pharmacy. “3
and Mrs: flu {in Bockwith, of
, anti‘lir. Benn. truth has An»
of the Loyal Workers' Society of the "
Miss YLliIiain Walsh Mrs; Ott'o Berna ‘
defendant by her, late father.
l
. A. Herren, Finch, Ark., w
trouble.
sumption. in the first stages."
Iioney and Tar and not being
fled. Plaisted‘s Dru
Clifford Pharmacy.
Next Sunday will be Chili
Sunday at the churches.
from an illness of several weeks.
‘ fi.‘
0. C, Bowen is pointing the
house of Joseph Iiindicy, Main 5
Miss Lulu Bowen came from
York, Thursday, for her summer
tlon.
day with her
walk.
mother, in West
Fernand
was the guest, Monday, of Fred S
Darlcn.
cd from a pleasant visit with
brother in New .York city.
newly carpeted and electri‘cully
ed within a few weeks.
Mr, and Mrs. W. R. Cnlcs
W. R. Mnekcy place, Main street.
Iir.
E.
and Mrs.
held, with
Bridgeport.
marriage of their daughter,
Sophie Ilcurlcttn, to Harry ()rc
June. 26.
after his first. failure to obey the
speeding law, by going at it high
through Noroton, Sunday
left a deposit with the
town
stables. fli >
—It' you haven’t the time to
ciao regularly. Dean's Reguleis
prevent constipation.
wels without grilling.
gist for them.- 25 cents.
WESTON.
few days’ visit in Bridgeport.
db y
Fitch.
its
over Sunday.
Peno In quite Ill anO attended I)
Frank Gorhaln.
Mrs. Charles Scoiiebl and
Frank Wilcox spent’ yesterday
friends in Norwalk.
Mrs. William Osborne and
Frank Got-ham have cntcrt
friends from illusion, this week.
Theprogrnm at Nor
Myrn Burrltt, the worthy flora.
old have zeturned from a few
'I'rowbri so and children have a
few days of the week In Daubury
South Norwaik; nlao Mrs. J. M.
A_WII.,L CURE CONSUMPTION. ', .
“Foley's Honey. and Tar is tho'bsat.‘
preparation for coughs, colds and lung
I know that it has cured con-t
never heard of any one using Foley‘s
g Store and The
O.
DARIEN ANE NOROTON.
Mrs. F‘. PI. Oantrell is improving
Mrs. Sadie ‘Hindley is now in Bel; t’
mar, N. J., and is in improved health.
Mrs. Will Lnngdon spent Wednes-
Hermance. of Sound Bench,
Mrs. Theodore F. Beebe has return-
The Congregational .. Chuuch ‘will be
family, of New York, now occupy the
Trent Payne loft
Noroton Heights last week and are
boarding on Clark's llill, Stamford.
the West End Club, of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry von Siadcn, of
Noroiou, have issued cards for the
John A. Wood, of Noroton Heights,
afternoon,
They induce a
mild. easy. healthful action of the ho
.Ask your drug
Albert Lanfer has returned from a
Mrs. Orlando Andrews spent yester.
the guest of Mrs. ldphruim
Mi'. and Mrs, William Robinson on-
Iei‘talncri relatives“ from East Norwalk
A boarder at the residence of George
vialt‘with relatives in Woodbar‘y.
‘ Mrs}: my riewhtiyh'. Mrs." .M.
and Mrs. Brady, of East Norwalk,
_ , 'Pw‘ch requisites at Road‘s. ,Tho ad.‘
will-"gin“ younil about lhcnip‘
— “ New; with..-”
WED.-.
'DSTEO ATHIC
{TREATMENT
5hdministcrcdvby Dr. Jerome D.
TIWIrt, a graduate of the parent
‘3‘“. school at Kirksvillc, Me. This
linodcru, drugless treatment will
rites:
Youi
satis-
ire
chronic disease.
“Ila I New York oii‘icc, No. 25, W.
$4211 St. Phone 689 Bryant. Office.
, week.
New 7. - .
vaca- Norwalk office and residence.
Phone 123-3.
{days Tucsday'and Friday of each
> 12 Isaacs Place.
Office days every day with the
N0“ exception of Tuesdlx and Friday.
ConSultation (Free.
u- i i . i %
mith,
her
light-
and
John ('1, Mother, of New York, bus This Offer Is for This" Visit Only.
arrived in Nortiton In spout] lilo sniu- We shall never make It itgnin. It. is
mcr wltli his daughter, Mm. William made to show the class of work
It‘ltf‘ll. We do.
-——————-~—--~— (llusscs other dealers charge from $5.00
The Dut'len baseball club will open to $10.00 for we shall sell for
the season .Iunc IS, on tho Noxon 31,00
with a 20 year
GOLD SEAMLESS WIRE FRAME.
ONE DAY ONLY,
PARLQRS OF THE HOTEL CLIF.
FORD. SOUTH NORWALK.
SATURDAY_ JUNE 15.
HOURS—9:00 A, M, until 3:00 P. M.
EXAMINATION FREE.
Your eyes will be examined by
THE DAMMERS SCIENTIFIC METH.
OD, positively the only absolutely cor-
rect way to fit glasses.
(N0 DROPS USED). Those who
have been examined for GLASSES by
men who claim to examine eyes by
the old, incorrect way. which is done
by everyone who supplies glasses but
us. will be agreeably surprised by our
scientific and wonderful methods of
fitting glasses .
We correct your eye defects by look-
ing in the eyes. taking the exact scien-
tific measurements of the foods and
shape of the eyes. ' '
NO QUESTIONS ASKED no trying
glasles on your face_‘untiI we have
determined your exact optical error.‘
The old tedious and tiresome way of
trying to fit glasses is either putting
drops in the eyes, which often cause
BLINDNESS. or by trying on u lot of
glasses and asking you “Can you see
these letters?" or “llo these glasses
make, you ace, better?" .
After your Iipttciim docs u lot of
.7:Iienning, and has your eyes all out of
HIIHIK‘. you think you have been exam-
IIlPtI. ,
Think this over, and you can readily
sec that. you have. been doing your own
examining. and that is no doubt the
reason you have had trouble to get
glasses correct.
This I: absolutely the highest CIIII
work done In Fltttng Glasses In Ameri-
ca.—Don't_auffer with headlchc.
We have produced astonishing
Miss
hard,
auto
rate
COH'
exec
will
i
y Dr.
Mrs.
with
Mrs.
nlncd
re-
sults from brain tug, nerroua debiliiy.
field Grunge. Insomnia, dizziness, nausea.WATERY
this evening, Will be In charge or W55 EYES, blurry vision. and other trou-
bles caused by EYE STRAIN. We
have corrected by the use of glasses;
Miss Myra Btirritt and brother HRI- cross eyes and usiigthatisin by our set-
qu8' routine methods.
iOu f Ignition in Newark and Provi-
no ,' . I..1 ltd 1119 LEADING OPTI-
AL executive uproot of the high
‘nt'll confidence in our responsibility, and‘
tho. reliability or our representations.
i- THE EDWARD s, DAMMERs co.
No. 248 Weyhousei at. Providence, R. I.
Perry . LARGEST RETAILERSI OF GLASSES
hfll‘fi' IN AMERICA.
I
man. . ,
.nI'i 7.9."
.ocv‘rcome the most obstinntc'
t.
I“
u... .. .
‘ . a n 4 . ‘,
w m on mm.- i‘
. ill a! 1..
' . my iflht‘l‘leligi‘ n
.. ‘ev . fiend mmmmmn a
.II and after nuinfitham lcln wililn .
Ily any thus they are ntli‘cl c'irr- In” I
a let you know that lhal ”TIMING“
1 one lllcrin from Incb‘tronblu. '
. hinting? lily gm St loam.
ly and
1wmwnr
- _ ‘ . Q,
n” "on wuiitit’” “
I I: ‘ .. .
”$99“. Pulstable. Potent. Tut-W
.35
ldi biogragehkon or (airti'i‘zfiak tic. hamburg
n rt . no mm It ‘ .
augment! to cIireTfiIyovIr money m}.
Sterling Remedy (20., Chicago or N.Y. W
u....~......,_....- .._. . ““7“... _._.____.
HOSPITAL GETS 025.
Franklin '3. Smith, treasurer of the
Norwalk lies ital Association, has re-
ceived a che i for $25 from Hurry W.
Merrill, treasurer in accordance with
the vote of the Norwalk Board of Fire
Underwriters. .
STOP THAT COLD
or it. may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
zil Balm is breaking up colds when-
ev (tried, almost without exception.
10, 25, 50c and $1300 bottles}. The Clif-
ford, Baxter’s and Pleistod s. u
'A) A
has... Aii‘IiZhhflrz-{y’nihi "huh?
meow, H. CANUIYG.
FUNERAL alarms Aim
EMBALMER.
Office and Residence.
34 SOUTH MAIN ST,
,Douth .Norwalk.. Conn. .
. LadrAtWant-
Going to Houseieep
~“'. 1..I|
.tc
b. .,
iii?
4.. .2.»
lbs Bane...
MW fib‘i 31¢le IR girl;
.‘ NEIVN" MND 1&1.“ v New
x24. w.
Should h With You !
Connection Free.
.._._.
.7 ,
"I III].
III ”WAY III.
Upholsttiriiig“ iiiiiII Repairing
AWNi-hos
'4 MADE AND REPAIRED.
l Furniture-
N
HOuseéFuniisliinas. '
iii. Mutual.
High and Wall 8L. Norwalk, Carin.
I
v, >. . ‘ ., i-lfhttfinoue.
III Iliu ~ tallied
' Cutout Walls
that have piomd ydu over clnol we
put them on’u‘ Any morl morn- to be
papal-ad this your!
» Ow- stock...“ 2Wall .Papor represent-
,.I;I1'o voryllafe'ltplitornu. The utilization-
have has rundo‘from the 1907 produc-
tion of tho but factorial.
lnd Fr. Book Co. ‘“
Crockery, Gin-wan. Houuiumllh
Ina Goods. Frlmod Pistons.
WM“ Inlmll Polll with M!“
100.
Cloth Shades, with frtnfio, soc.
Window Ihldu and Picture Frames
male to m".
sting.
Ask for “a. .l H." Orson Trading
Stamps-«m give them:
L. ii. BECKER,
jlltill SALE, TE! NM! 30153,
Inhalation
Agent, for thon. Campbell a. Cop
Painting. Paper Hanging and obese“
' Whit: lIOIl
.. name
“Townsend”
‘ on a Lawn Mower uou
know it is" the best
to be had.
14inch to ‘20 inch.
Charles E. Don,
HARDWARE,
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 667.
t
H O‘R's E§i
\
Ohioliorses
Consisting of Draughterl, Business
Chunks. and Drivers. ,
These Horses will be guaranteed ls
represented or money refunded.
Respectfully. Q ‘
OSCAR HBANKS
SALES AND LIVERY STABLE.
River Street. Norwalk.
. ’7
Mm ._..A L“... - -.,- ~ _ _......_. - ......_._.-. _
*Miller» 8% J Ordan, --
Rial [state Brutus,
Office, lion’s Theatre Building.
SOUTH NORWALK.
thin and, 181 sensual,
BRIDGEPORT.
Pianos h lieul.
PIANOS TUNED BY THE MOST
COMPETENT. TUNERS WHO CAN
BE OBTAINED.
TENNIS AND GOLF GOODS.
I. I. IIIIKWIIIIII III].
“Honest Good: at Honest Prices."
89 Wall Street. Not-walk.
I
Evshv LADY'STDSESSING CHAN
.. V BE - .-
snow white. one piece “Standard" P0!
ceiain Enameled Lavatory. .
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running watet
In ‘ your dressing chamber, lloep
in; apartment of first floor toilet
room? Its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort.
,. We will gladly quote you prices, Our
pluriihers are strictly competent in!
chantca, honest; and reliable.
Horace R. Nash,
CORNER MAIN AND WEST 8T8
THE SOUTH NORWALK
STORAGE
WAREHOUSE.
for
FURNITUREJ’IANOI. ETC.
Telephone, 34M. ' “as
For Particulars Addreu 1,;
G. n. MGKIBBINM
Offlcl. Room 4. Hivilan
:-
Washington Sires
v I». .rn
«u Burgh.
sourn NORWALK. court.
TRANOACTI A cannula. IANKINC
lusmsss. ‘
CAPITAL‘.
0100.000.“
IURPLUI AND PRONTO,
‘ . . ‘ mambo. _
IDWIN H, MATHEWBON, PM
JOHN H, KNAPP,1.‘Ist Vice-Pr".
,PREDERICK if.
r“. .‘t or i ii
WiLrnln IODWILL', tin-hm
DIRECTORI.
. H. Mathew-on Henry Inymour _
ohn H. Knapp
Josclnh It. Marvln J. Wall-co Marvin
OhrlliIan Dwarta John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan.
I
‘.
5.. 2. "
IIIY NAIIIINII BANK,
WAN...“ .‘ VIOO- V‘
Inmucl Drum n '
ERN COTTAGES.
ALL IMPROVEMENTS.
FOR PARTICULARS INQUIRE ,OF
Hoyt.
10 BUILDING LOTS AND 4 MOD-
HARD-WOOD
FLOORS. ELECTRIC LIGHTS AND
:sz :u-th ::._‘. 4:33:22“
DOUBLE DIS'I ILLED
True Spirits of Turpentine
«GEORGETOWN AAA SPIRITSI
I‘or fine Jdpnna. henna", Vunilhcl. Paints.
etc, etc. '
THE CHARLES E. SHOLFS COMPANY
Solo Sole: Agents
I64 Front Street,“ New York City
ECharles E.
15.“- _ _. .
Got in thu'HabIt of Having Your
Sunday Dinner at the
CLIFFORD
No worrying about selecting
, your meats, no bother with
dishes or stove when pleasant
weather comes.
Courteous Service.
Pleasant Surroundlnl.
Excellent Cooking.
""mnntss REYNEKE,
Proprietor.
Telephone 498.
AND BEST
TH E LAT EST
LunuMnren
at $2.75 up.
A very strong line of fully gum-an
w. i
to $6.00.
Farming Utensils, at the lowest prices
promptly attended to.
,~4 .. “is" J
39 Main St, Norwalk.
‘1-.. . _. . , M. I
2,, Telephone Call 97-3.
illegalu’s Puiu'tl
We EAST NORWALK
at Food Cooked to Order.
Bathing and fishing.
J. R. CONNOR, Manager.
I
SERVICE UP-‘TO-DATE
fl .cmsma UNSURPASSED ‘
"mm RATES REASONABLE
Sunday Dinners a Specialty.
For further particulars apply at or
flco. Telephone 438.
IIIIEIIIIIISII
.4 Washington 8L, Coffioi'wnllt. ’
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.
PREST-O-LITE TANKS.
Auto Garage
repaired. Tires, Lamps, Oils, Dry
Cells, Spark Plugs, etc. ,
Launch Engines, Covers, Curtains,
204 WASHINGTON 8T.i
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY
enhanifia.” ..
nun. .
ao'n want,
arm,
on FITTING.
Tin. shut mom- , ;
and Zinc.
'- saue- Main Strait.
.Iouth Namath, Conn.
I
.‘u
; I
teed Hixh Wheel Mowers, at 85.50
A complete assortment of the best
grades of RAKES. HOEs. GARDEN
FORKS, SHOVELS, SPADES, and all
General repairing and machine work
iloruall Hardware 60.
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of Sen.
Bath Houses to Rent by the Season ‘
and Machine Shop.
Automobiles oiorod, overhauled and
Tarpauilns, Tents, Awningl and Balls.
E. B. Robertsofé inflicted hm “THE NEW my:
* PREST-O-LI . . . . . .
_, .. HOTEL VICTOR
WW” ~~ DN-l» NUT! FROM DEPOTW......
E, E: uhhh;
‘r'a
1L!“
Decorator,
EastNorwalk
Tel. 452,
highlands..-
DECORATORS.
WALL PAPERS
70 NORTH MAIN ST.
T'BIo 3M . z DOU‘TH NORWALK.
‘_ o '1 I.
' resinous.
I sell only. investmentstbam haw
personally investigated, and w ich
have been most rigidly in seen two
by some of the very best business tun"
professional men in our city, who have
large holdings with us, and who rec-
ommend these investmenthto that.
most intimate friends.
A card will bring you our Iitornturr
or a personal interview. .
R. L. COBURN. General Agent.
16 South Minimum; .
’ U ”V n 4847. tilt".
JOhn 3,2,0: a ' PLUMBING AND STEAM
Hotel Mahackemo. norfim "sharing. '
.._._. arouse AND. sauces
SLATE r AND TIN ROOFING
Gal lMfiteal‘h Fitting, Gas Fixture.
Metal Ceiling, Etc.
Have you seen our atom at
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES '& HOTCHILISS
.g, . .. Cog/many
«11 INA”: "BE . T. .~‘ . ~ mower, .
a ‘13. 4., .,y
’ for'fmIfIIll IIIII “1}".
On and after, Tuesd' "logically“!
1906. Freight Propel 3' will" rem
Pier 28,, East-Elma; no. Youngest):
of Dover street), every day, (' pi
Sunday). at 4 p. m. Freight. reacts-m
.at Nor-walk up to rip. m. and 8mm
Norwalk auto 5:30 p. in. ,
nonw LK 31 how. ,
Annuig .i. Milli. who. as“ ,,
Lancet . “general A961?
.4 5 Own Home?
and desirable apartments are become
ing saucer every? days. We 15W}
number of very. desirable homes 'fut
sale, and can make the terms and-
price right. - .. ‘ .-»
,.
J. M. Layton’txhidog V
.mconponAraw . '
ti Avenue. $9,th “email.
«w‘
a mine.
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