Chocolate and
mmu'uyo the «shine
- good quality and absolutely trash
every time you buy
lilo Bridge humility.
PLATNIR A DMDLEY. Proprlctorl
NNaiNitiT wIQb”Nt:1:Nt‘on It.
All O'rdI'rI Delivered Free of Charon.
N Miss Katherine Duc1oss was a 1ls
Star in town yesterday on business.
Howard Benedict {$111 preach Sunday
afternoon at Cranbury Chapel in place
of Rev. G. T. Freeman.
-—Read Selleck'o o'd., page 8.
Miss hruudage, the Postal Tele
graph Operator of South Norwalk, is
., spending her vacation in Mt. Kisco.
N. Y.
nun——
, Monday evening the rcguiai month-
»le meeting ot’ Mayflower Hook and
Ladder Company will be held at the
truck house on Rowan street.
some of the étreets tlnough which
the new sewers have been laid have
been left in a very bad condition both
for teamsters and for pedestrians.
'4Read Selleck’s ad., page 8.
Morris Epstein has purchd‘sed from
_ Ethel Hoyt Huston, of lliooklyn. the
land and buildings on Core avenue.
formerly owned by A1111 Maria Hoyt.
Weaktish are still biting well and
each day when thetide is right large
numbers of flsheimen may be seen
juit below Doriou‘s trying to coax
the; fish book’s way.
wit you want high grade work and
prompt delivery, try the Old Well
Lairndrv. Collars. 2c; shirts, lilc No
ci'mncction with llrophy or Van Ai-
st’ylie. oi the Crescent Laundry.
The sad fate of young and popular
priests. who met instant death in full
View of the congregation 1igl1t at the
foot of the altar and the nature of the
strange tire that did not kill but yet
was the cause of their death will be
the topic of the iinraca Class tomor-
row. All young men are invited to at-
tend, an the discussion is free and
open. No more pleasant place can be
found on the very hottest day than
the room those young men have secur-
ed for their Sunday meeting in tho
Eant Avenue Methodist Church.
ROWAYTON.
Rev. E. W. Bysnhc and party have
returned from a week's stay at North-
field, Mass.
1 ._......_.._.
'i‘ht1 regular incoling of the Roway-
ton Yacht Club will be held this ovo-
ning at 8 o‘clock.
A. moctiug of tiio Reliance iiook and
Laddcr Company. incorporated, will
be hold Monday. August 12. at 8 p. 111.
All members are requested to attend.
The sloop \lurv i' nderhill. owned by
Captain Samuel Mott .l1'.. has arrived
at tho yard of \\. l1‘. Abrams. Cold
Cold Spring. L. l., where she is im-
dorgotng ('Xii'llBiVi} repairs and to
modeling.
Rowayion Baptist Church. Rov.
Frank C. Brown. pustorwt-‘iorvicofl
10:30 u. in. and 7:30 11. ill. Subject of
mornini.r address, 'l'lw Assurance of
Life: cvorlng sermon, 'l‘hc Foolishness
of Faith. Sabbath school follows
morning sorvlco. Mcoilng of Christian
Endeavor at 0:45 p. 111. 'l‘hiirnduy,
7:80 p. 111.. regular happy hour also
vice.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Mirth .iullo ltlcizcl, of New York who
has 11111111 friends in lhiriau, in spend-
ing tho 11111111111111 with her mother and
sister, in tho Ciliaktllu. at i'loluulnt
Viow lionuc, nour Cutaltill. (li'cou
County, N. ‘i’. M11111 [item-l dcscrllwu
it: ”A low-11' plncc, about 01111 mile»
from tho villuuc, niinulcil in ihe'midut
oi the mountains.
Many of thc ilnricn illirdcnu look
yory attractive noiwiilmiundiuu the
drought. it would be illillcnli to that
a moi (1 bountiful lawn lliili hoduo than
ithooe niirrouuiiing the home or Mr
and Mrs Altrctt Morohouso, .ir . and
Mril J ii.Mi1uil11dlnpluy of Moran»
intuit unit oihcr oi'ilnnu-ntul pilintu 11t-
tract much aiicnilon and unlike. 'lho
vegetable gurdena of Clarence Cook
(31391190. 'l‘nio and Wallet ll ltced
and many olhcra look piomluing
WESTPORT.
Frank and Roger Ill viowmoi limo
been spending some time in New Mn
'Vt‘n.
M
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Werner, of
Brooklyn have been the guesia oi Miss
oiirrie Bradley.
WM
’l;lm Greens Farms Sunday sihool
Mo to hold their annual picnic. at Steve
pioihulso park.
W
. ‘11 his have hear;
11111111111111,
1 N0.
‘ mission scans.
No. 677 tar gears
1 ‘Iho litur‘o arid hhartlil '
on 13011th stretlt. ' ' r o
F1 link lenor. It will he a three story i
brick sti'iictilre,. 36x40 feet. arranged
" hill or Miss cane to'Buil
at North Main street. '3 1.
Am ’
ll‘rlcnda tron) Columbus. Ohio are
the guests at the residence. or Mrs.
E. S. Wheeler in Bauxatuck.
«WV-,7
’l‘h brick work baa been utariod on
the high school which. the Tm rington
Horace Hurlbutt grandson of A’ 8 Building (10.01 'l‘orriugton. it hulki-
Hurlbuii, is ill with typhoid fever nt
tor two stores and six apartments. I i '
Brick Work Started. ' i ‘
‘ and claim booty
' 39 Wall Street.
No 3 graphite cup gieusu.
These lubricants are considered the
N best in the world.
ii liliiilll l u
"Honour mama ‘HtNthilltI Prion." ‘
. Norwnlk.
ing in West avenue it. will be three ‘ ' .
his hum in Was . 1 '1 '1
e hinttbn, D. C Swim high. T911104 tool. Wm, 51““, AN" 5X19. . DAVID; W: R‘XMQGD:
Jeane Keillor thé wall known lnotm r.ooi’ As previously ioporlcd. the ,, m 1 . F a I f
,Ni 4.. , . are Dimer
3:31; ha? initial] fibiluidtnfnsa fliliuple or 1511111111114 iron and Staci Co. oi West "1,. 11 th 1 11 ~ N ,1...Ndzmbalm.p,,
scong icagiso on Salem, . , , mean me out there r ‘
N. Y. tunihrldgt art doing the steel work 3 lug 91111:)! diflulfie legiapaes 3111-. $1 1. No.th Main SI..Goth Nil'I'WIlk
N loner. it; lloichklas will do'tNhoN plnmh z done at the optilcul rooms of 13., Residence, 6 WIIhtnnIon at.
Mrs. William. :. Buckley of Greene “”51”“’”}"“"k",m°“'(“"3" MW I.” ‘3’ Homor' B. Hoyt 3' Telephone " “W"! "3-
Farms has been entertaining her veil. limiting. Milliohull lulcotrloNCo" . With one Of tho host Whipped 111 Telephone at “it”. 3382-
daugiitcr, Mrs. Mary Ambler, oi. Brld- “"“'.‘"”-" R' l" "hm”m‘i mm" “m": ’5 D can in New England he has 3
830011. . '1'" iiirnNii-lhcd by John D. Mictkui‘i. 0' 1‘“ every means for mak g the 1'11 .... w .... ~~-v———~~ w wvj- .-.. ---. ——~
'1 . ' OX'I'UEW- '1“- most accurate and rain 19 eye m
4 Th]? first. oiNNihe Angus: latlt’orxfiiou Laura Street House. 5 tests land. the best results are it, Miller &. Jordan,
o'coc liervccs con no 131 y ev. ,. , ,, ,. , , , n. 1111151110 111 every 0030511 A“
W. p Landom, was held on Sunday at lilo. house which lludliy ."' ”mi in t: glasses tile constructed to or- }; 1
liockanum. building iiiNlnlura utroci. l’o1 Dominick < tier and special lenses of any 2
....LW . it‘oi'colllno 1.11 being piuutorotl. ii is n w Mm] am furnished without send- in “,
The next meeting or the Current frame house. two and m1o-l1nllstorles ; lug away for them. Factory on.” ..1
Events club will be held with Mrs. 2‘"th “'1'," Thu?! ”rimmuwi'l'ill i'i'ii'ii':';":" 'Dicmtsel. am. ' i
Austin Wakemnn. Si t " 11111uceiea ‘ ‘ "" 5” ”V" $
day the 1.111.. mg" m' ”m” menus required. WEAR PERFECT LENSES. 1 omcet HM” Theatre Bil-“dill .
Figuring East Norwaik Church.
The plans of Architect William
ilewsnnp. of Now York city, are being
figured for the church to ho erected at
East Norwalii for the Christ Church
parish ot' tiiat piucc. 'I‘houiau Village
in charge. it will be constructed of
coucroio blocks, having a smiling ca—
pacity of 250.
Wiflk is well along on tho nitoru
tions which are being mado totho two-
fiiniiiyv house of Charlos Simona on
Rowan sticct lir'ouu & Co. are doing
tho plumbing and heating
li Marlin: is working on tilt1 unper-
struo'tmo of tho tenement. block which
ho. is building on llouton street. for
Michael li‘odor. it. will be a two-story
house. 30x43 foot, of concrete construe
lion, arrangoil tor four toucments.
Prof J. Milton Elwood and family
of Brooklyn, are spending some time
at the home or Miss Eva Farquahar-
son of Church street.
The Current Events club at their
last meeting appointed a conunltteo to
call together tht1 ladies of the town to
unite in forming a Village improve-
ment society
WEST NORWANLK.
Rev Frank C Brown of the “(may
ton liaptlst church wil hold service in
the chapel Sunday afternoon at 3:30.
Ambrose Benedict has returned
home after a visit with his daughter
Mrs. John Gelcstou of East ‘Hadamd.
‘ ALL QUIET SAYS MR. MOFFiTT.
Charles Johnson has been spending '
a few days of his vacation with his
parents in Bridgeport.
Complete Harmony Exists In Hal:
Trade at Present Time.
John Molhli, president of the United
Hatters. of North America, arrived in
Donbury, yesterday to attend the meet.-
ing of the local arbitration committee:
this afternoon and registered at the
Grovolund. Mr. Moiiit said in reply
to n reporters question that everything
was harmonious in the hat trade and
that. things were going along quietly
and with prospects oi” an exceptionally
prosperous season.
M. Motiitt said that the agreement
rccontiy entered into by the national
board of the limited Hatters with the
National Association of unui’acturors
had boon generally approved by the
various organizations composing the
Uniicd lint'toln and ho spoko of it as
being .1 ginud good thing for the 11 hole
industry, Soirotnr1 Martin Lawlor and
'l‘l'cnsulir .lumes l’.Mutho1'ni ihi 11.1
tionui board, are also in town.
—~——--—— .1
KNIGHT STREET 'CHURCH CONr‘
CERT.
The union Sunday School held iiicir
inual picnic at Jloton Point. on Thurs-
day. The scholars was couvoyod in
carryails from New Canaan and all
had a most enjoyable time.
NEW CANAAN.
Mrs. C. B. Fancher of Stamford.
formerly of this town, and son Char-
les, have been visiting with Mr. M.
Coleman, Rye, for a few days.
William Wilhail and William iicrod
who were both thrown from their
bicycles in a collision on Railroad avo-
nue. one day last week, have both rc-
covorod from their bruises. Although
the bicycles experienced the1 most da-
mage. both boys were considerably
shaken up and othorwlse bruised.
The case of assault against Frank
Spear ontho porson of Jerry Philifio
zek. was tried in the Court of Com-
mon Pleas. Bridgeport. before Judge
Walsh, yesterday afternoon. Ho
pleaded guilty and was fined $20. This
case was tried in New Canaan early
in the. spring. and his line, with costs.
amounted to $17.33.
Following is the program for the
A. M. ii}. Church concert, nndcr tho
auspiccn ot‘ Miss Minnie Taylor and
James. lllllurd. tomorrow:
Siuglnngchool.
Prayer-«A. Showoli.
Scripture i.csson~ltov.
Singing~~(‘i1oir.
Reading—Mrs. .i. Robertson.
Solo—Mrs. (iruco llronk.
Pnpol‘wvoru Wilson.
Solo—~Madcliuo .iuckson.
itcudiuuw-lilrs. l’. llaiioy.
Song—~i’ivo girls.
Rochaiionwttonjainlu White.
Solo—«id. 'i‘hompson.
i’uporw-Misn it}. ilnmiot.
The big oil and paint warohouso on
l1‘1illon stroct. N. Y.. which was: cut-
iod by fire. Monday. was occupied by|
tho F. 0. l’ioi'co l’ulnt Company of
which concern Malcolm Graham of
this town is treasurer. The building
was an old ouc. 11nd tin1 firm was
planing to build at tho oxpiratlon of
its iouuo which hurl hilt 11 short limo
to run.
Mr. Lynch.
Reui-estnio Auonl iiroou has sold Singing»-l'1-lm;1r,v Scholars.
tho rs. Abbic .ioncs pint-o in (irovo [lendingwynsfi 1.10,.“er
street to William \\'iiiizuuiitie~'. 'l‘his Si)itl"‘.illlll(‘b‘ Perkins.
was formerly tho .lohn inllnbort plzit'o.
Atldrossw-Minnic lit-llc llaiioy.
He has sold tho Ali's. ii. iii 11111111111
Solow-viniiu itiolnirdson. of Roll iiunk.
leuco Richmond liili to (looiiw 'l‘. xny
Smith who 11:11; (lt'tllllil'ti tho pinto RN.“unflumnlmm,‘ ”1”,.“ of Now
for some lillli‘ .111.»- tiltin has all.” Hui-1111.
rentcd the Mrs. 3111111111! 11'. Lockwood Solo 11111! Cilill’llt-i‘v'Ciliiiil'itil.
piano Sonlh Mnin .1.ircil.io Mr. ilo- "Mahmud, (il'fllfl
Camp l"oi iiit‘ bulnui 11 ol llic 11.151111. ()l’foiing
”W” ......H (‘hr Isionlnu
'i‘ho. Cougrcuulionul and Si. .llulk‘s llonoiliction.
Church Suuduyfichooln cujoytil li1t1i1
annual picnic lo ltyc ilolli'il ,voslorduy. BASEBALL RESULTS YESTERDAY.
.0191. it? when, '
‘ ’ ‘Rdfi'n'etlrtg 9611615111. 1 ‘
7-8 United Bank Building.
Tel. 15342.
ON” WEAR PERFECT LENSES m
Gomg to but a
G s
Gel it now while we
can make Dldet
comedians
Postal brings tel). 01
phone 68
Connecticut
he have last lieoeived
a couple shipments of
hill Slides
The Drop Side we are selling com~
plcio at. $0.50 up]
'Slldlng Couch complctc $7.375 up.
Divan complete $13.50.
F. A. MITCHELL,
FURNITURE ANgGIgOUSEFUllNISH-
Cor. High Ind WIll 8t... Normlk. Ct.
. .
i
'l‘ho schooli-t icl't Now Canaan on lilc- .....-
8:10 a. 1n. trolley and t'illlt't'iilti Mi", Stale League.
churnlrod cars .11 Sprlnmlnlc in i to , -
evening and arrived homo on tho Now '\'V"l"i't|i':1'i'i'i'i'll',i'1,'.i: , .g'hl‘il'l'ki'l'oii'i. .,
York express at 0.02. 'l‘hc outing was New Haven j.N, 'N'ili'fi'it'il '0“
one of tho most uucccsslut 11111111 hold. Now ‘ (“mm-N '1'"; Hartford ',
liorctol‘oro thc lilillllflki'i't'l ililVi' nlwliyk nth-u mi“ 1-111'11111' 1 ‘
viuilcii ltoion Point. A 1.11.'~111 was 1111- lihi‘ilirii ’2 “1“", London 0 ( “Hm
linked nt ltyo Bench i'oi lnuc.l111o11 ll , '. ‘ "' ‘ "' 3‘”
is thought that in tniin'o 11-min ihc ””“U'
schools will rinit Rye “ouch.
Wow—...
The first regular mot-ling of UM!
New Canaan VocaLSoi'icly who hold
in tho lecture-room o! the (tonurcgn.
tionnl Church. 'i‘uosilui evonliiu 'llio;
soclily iii antler tho dhmtion or that
it. it. lilnnpllrlou. who inns hiu Milli
mor renldonce here. Mr. lluinpiulca
1le give another at his concert» hero
in the full and no iii-null. will be hindsi-
ml by New York 111-...iililn Iiilbott Ar-
nold who ilflli appeared at those con
cerin ovary vear. but Wilmit' domino
11/1111 reported in this paper about. a
year ago will be greatly iiilnucd lir
tilllotio. the New York vocaliui. who
uiuo illitl iilli hummer reuidonco iii‘l‘t',
will again appear thin tlt‘illitm.
W
ill in-
Natlonal LeIguo.
l‘lilliinn'u. .3; Now York. 2
l’hilndclphin. ll: Chicago, 1
t-li. Loulu, fl; liostou. tt.
American League.
ilonton. 7: Chicago. ll.
Now York-Si. l.o1il11. wot grounds.
ill-troll1l’l1llmlr1lplitn. ruin.
Cleveland-\\'uul1lngtou, riiln.
HOTEL ARRiVALs.
Cilftordt11dohnl‘). Lootuhl. l‘orillind,
M0,; George W. Shock, t“. tionnuci, li.1
H. Clark. iii. W, lirown. New York“. 10.
A. lanolin, Kentucky: .l. Franklin lion.
cris, Philadelphia; l6. Knvannnh. llrr-
lin. (innit: William Bchnm'loliclgrnuuo.
"l'ohlo. .lnpuu: F‘runk l. Sullivan l.. J.
('.,ount1uily llouiiln; Howard Buchanan
th
in
in
in the report. of the Soldlcr'a Home
linrihnti. George Fl. Rooliwoll, Ridge-
tleld: A l’. Manvitic. New Huron; i.
ll. Rogcru New let: it. A. Smith,
Booth Not-walk: it It. Howard. 8.
ilulnv'r. (l W Bloom Now York: l..
A, Libby. Hartford: .1. ll. Dunno, New
amt ycl tlrln Cili‘iniiliil principiou baa Haven: M lloilnndcr it A. Coll New
already endeared himselrio every 111- York: l; R Root M R Bagel “onion:
main otihc Noroton Home. rogurdlenu t}. W Benedict, itidgeflclii; E Lind. 1
chaplain. and in Comrade inane ll.
llrown We have the right man in tho.
right place. and with the aid oi his
good 11'.ir«1 tho spiritual welfare and
uplift of the old soldier in living looks
1d after. Colorado Grown. by hie 111111
Tho Misses Mabel and Women By:
an: oi‘ llnanwlck Heights. Brooklyn,
at their nationality or tin-tr rcitgioua Georgetown: .1. Mcbcrmott Mount
pellets. Women; George Brown, New Haven.
round shape and green ulnar.
square once have lightning tops.
Fruit
Jars.
.1 Nu 1 .12“i,1
M
Your fruit will look nicer it you use
9 square shape and white glans trait
r11, than they will in the old fashion
The
Crockery, (linsaWare, llouaeturniaho
a Gouda.
W
Wall Papers and Prepared Paints.
my sump... Auk tor mm.“
is
L n. DECKER.
0'! Wuth omit.
BOUTH NORWALK}. -
thin illllce 181 State Strut
BRIDGEPORT.
1" 1.
a. n. CONNOR. manor. iii
l . Inn-1.:- ‘
SERVICE URN-DATE “.' 13138
CUISINE UNBURPABEED
' RATES REASONABLE
Sunday Dinners. 75 Cents.
For further particulars Ipply It 0!-
lice. Telephone 1488.
1.111191111111111.
for freight Only
On and utter Tuesday, January I
1906. Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28. East River, New York, (tool
of Dover street), every day (exceps
Sunday). at 4 p.111 Freight receive
at Norwalk 11p to 4 11mm. Ind South
Norwalk up to 6: 3011
NORWALK BTEAMBOAT co.
Arming J. smith, c.c Hegemn
Luau. General Agent
Lillillis. .
The Very Best Creamery Butter,
per lb. 29c
2le. Pure Lea! Lard 25c
2 cans Red Alaska Salmon 25c
Shoulders, per lb. 11c
Watermelous, large ... 35c and 40c
A. gtuli
' '1" 1" 1 Phone 1123—3.
22 Cottage Ava, ‘ East Norwnlk.
ivlvt
event maria 'DRESNNG on»
. . IER
Ihoulti be “lento 1.111.. swan
snow white, one 11 ecu "Eltandud" Pot
ordain Enameled Lavatory. .. .
Rove on ever clapped to coat“!
ho‘w dolghtfully convenient it would
be in her. hot and cold runntnl into:
in year drooling chamber. sloop
in'g “Want 0! first. floor Iotlet
room? its presence would some talc
thgv highest. degree of comfort.
0 will gladly quote you prion. Our
plumbers are strictly competent no
co honest Ind rellIblo.
orace R. flash,
0 RNIR MAIN AND WEST "I
till Nliiiltiil iiii
N Iou'rii nonwtiut. ootih.‘
'r nun-u A cannon: ultimo
l“ walnut. . ,_
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Committee. New Haven lvlncampmifni and H H Kirby. lull (heater . BAPITA .,
the following remarks are l‘etioi‘hii’d' MIbIckemo‘»N. ll ilui'roil, hohun ‘ ...—....- I100 1 .1
concerning an old resident of thin crindv: N. R. Ford Mrs. i". la Provori ,
this town and ocular of the loot Wniot bury. (thou Potter. New lialvon; Contractor for Pnlnung and D900... WIM001ANDPIOPI1’I.
Woods-.1 Church for it number of yearn: William Moran South Norivnlk; A. 1 .113 85000.
“The twin thing that has taken Dunc Millcti, 111111111111; A. 11. Winchokicr, Minu-
tllln your in the installing of a reuiilcut A. if. Knot-11. South Norwulli: l1. it «Mo 0'" the 3, I. H. Green Trad EDWIN H MATHIWION m
anon dint» PF, .1 Vio’o‘rm.
rklbn'lcit H. mum. out via-
Pm.
WiLflilD IODWILL, doubt-lb
amorous.
I. it. Momma Hoary “min
John 11me tumult Grummusmll
Mulch Vi. Marvin Jo," via-mm
”curtain. angular . 11min
MW-M. w“
Gharlesii D011’ 1
. Hotel Mahackemo. 1
erotica 'rowN AAA 51111111111
EclipseseiFCieamnd . ,
' “-R'eiiliiel'alOl'Si l" "1 1 1 F" ““° “W" hora: “'1'3'11 “'1'
PaNimeY HammOCks THE CHARLES 5- 5HOL.F.s COMI’XM
Sole Silica Agent:
4 1 i ,f"
N I,“ Front Street. a New York Clo
Wit lei Coolers. _
. AND MANY OT'HSR
Summer Goods
, .
HARDWARE». .1 .. .1
Decorator.
hone 667.
ll
not In the Habit of HIvlng Your.
Sunday Dinner at the
GLIFFORD
No worrying about «looting
your meats. no bother with
dish“ or stove when pleasant
w‘u'thar c‘omeo.
Courteous service. ,9.
PIDIIIM Surrounding. '
Excellent Cooking.
'cHAiiLEs REYNEKE,"
W Proprietor.
Telephone 498.
restrorwam
Tel. 4621
“7"“ ..... .1... «ELL- .......... .-.. 7V ~11»-
d, 31'. LATEST AND BEST
LaunMiiiius
at $2.75 up.
A Very Itron the or fully guaranv
teed High Wheel flowers, It 86.60
to ‘61“). - «(why “"1. Donna».
A complete Iasortmeni: or the best
grades or RAKES, HOEs, GARDEN
FORKS. BHOVELs, SPADES, and all
Farming Utensils, at the lowest prices.
General repairing and machine work
promptly attended to. \
MONEY.
and housewives on their own name
without indorser. All transactions
strictly confidential. Call and see us
lNDEPENDENT LOAN 1AND SECUR-
ITY 00..
Havlland Building, Washington 8!.
Oifice hours. 9 a. m. to 8 51.. m.
Yiilhinii Sahi- imhinii Silur—
THAN NEW YORK REAL ESTATE.
For years this Company has paid
,0 Guaranteed Interest on its
Bond Shares by check issued
semi-annually. Over half-million
dollars paid to investors to date.
ASSETs NEARLY $2,000,000.00.
investments of from $100 to $10.00
accepted, pziiticlpating in earnings-
li'qm date of receipt.
A card will bring you on literatuic
Or a personal interxvic“
R. L. COBURN, General Agent.
16 South Main Street.
......i .... I .
iioirail Hardware, 00.
39 Main St.. Norwalk.
184101
PLUMBING 'AND STEAM
HEATING. ,
HUT WATER HEATING
Telephone Call 97-5. ..
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES
Gregorio Plinll
T NORWAL Gll Ind Steam Fitting Gal NFixtNurQa
«Q- “8 ...... K 1m . MetalCelilngIEtc. -« -
snm Dinners and All Kinds at Sea" Have you seen our stock of
Food Cooked to Order. RICHMOND RANGES ?
Bathing and fishing. T1111 norms a norm-loss
N COMPANY
Both Houses to Rent by the Season
17 WALL STREET; ’ ‘ 'NORWAL'
John O’Sullivan.
Proprietor.
Tin: solidi Mourning
lib
STORAGE
”fifth .\ WAREHOUSE.
[or '
FURNITURE. PIANOB, ETC.
11. Telephone, 3404.
ml For Particulars Addrcu
~—-—- -———-
HililAilliE. UANNlSilN
45 Wall 3%.. Norwallt. m
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