Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 13, 1907 · page 6

 

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it without ennui

ASHES

‘ William O. Leary and wife. oi‘ Bridge-

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"that. Ct

dim. or

re, Aching

 
 

 

it int 6i, headache you do,
on bad after “effects

 

n.

are
OUR OWN HEADACHE WAFEHS.
Your. money ‘bnck it they tail to
cure. your headache. ~
Price 10 and 25c package.

lilo hridao Pharmacy.

unveils a ransom. mortuar-
205 .Wuhington at.
mundane. - _

All Order-I Delivered Free of Charge.

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Mr. and
on a trolley trip to llouton anti l’ori—
land, Maine.

-—If 'you want high grade work at
popular prices~coilars 2c, shirts 10c~
try the Old Well Laundry. ‘

 

 

 

Mrs. it‘. D. Hazeiton. of Philadelphia,
is visiting her parents, Mr_ and Mrs. A.
J. Cronsman, 0t 12 Myrtle street, East
Namath.

 

. Miss Kathryn DuCross intends to on
on a fish market in the building for
merly used as a. kosher meat market
in lithe Liniwciler blook.

 

“A regular monthly meeting of May.
flower Hook and Ladder Company was
held last evening at, the truck house
In Van Zandt street.

 

'«Miss Charlotte A. Sroficld. oI’ Phila-

delphia. is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George C. Scoficld. of 14 Van
Zant street, East Norwaik,

{Mrs. J. Siingeriand and daughter, of
Brooklyn, and Thomas Potter, oi’ Hos.
ton, Mass... spent yesterday with Mrs.
E. T. Baudin, of West street.

 

 

YGeorgo Morgan and daughter, Miss
Morgan. of Prospect Park
Heights, Brooklyn, spent Sunday with
Mrs. E. T. liuudiu, of West street. ~

-—t——-

 

Rev. James W. Davis. of East Nor-
walk, preached in the Bridgeport Ad-
vent. Christian Church. Sunday. in ex-
change with Rev. L. N, Blanchard.

 

Miss Florence Shea returns to
Brooklyn today. after a visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Byxbee. Miss Augus-

ta ilyxbee will go back with her for p

a visit.

Rocco Nigro has rented the building
next to ii'liomniedieu grocery store
and woil occupy hair of it as a cobbler
shop. The other hull will be rented
us a tailor shop.

Cornelius Ryan proved himself a
first‘class chei‘ in getting up u clam-
bako at, (i. M. Mitchell's home. 17 Van
Znnt street. Among those, present were

part; Edward l’cilc and wife. of Philli’
deiphln; Thomas Quinn and family. of
Philadelphia: (‘oruciius Ryan and
Wife and G. M, Mitchell and WHO and
Miss Mamie Brophy, of New York.

 

—-Afler a heavy meal. take a couple
of Dean's Regulcts, and give your sto-
mach, liver and bowels the help they
will need. Regulets bring easy, rc-
gulur passages of the bowels.

ROWAYTON.

Harvey Ackurt and family of ilovuy-
ton avonuc. lutvc gone to Schughiicokc.
New York, to remain for scverui
weeks.

 

The Duricu solccilnon intro complet-
ed the work on tho roads at the cunt
end of the town. and huvc plucrd tho.
entrances to adjoining property in
shape so that the owners can get to
them.

 

Richard Webb, oi’ the Roton U. S.
Life Saving Corps, wont six miles ill
the iluy itldlzc rut-o. New York. Sun-
day. when he ililii to give up. “Shor-
ty" llyxboc, who won. in to get u. iluc
gold medal.

 

Bullock A. Wuicrliury. carrier on
Rural Mull Route No. 37. entered upon
0. wwk‘u vucution yesterday. and not
out for Niagara Fails to enjoy it. iiul'
burl Antunduon. ot ltoton iiili. in not-
ins as his Hilhnliiutc.

Cllnsmur'll Pond is now ncnrly all
dry. with tho cxccptiou ot the lininil
stream and wit iocttil-ll in it. it in
now ncctssury to Wllil for tho water
to flow in cut-h limo alter the irttunhn
are filled up tor tho train» to hike Wil~
tor. in otnn-tctpu-nco the cushion til
the putnpluu station are idlo u conni~
durable portion of the limo.

 

station Agent. W. It. ltoid. oi‘ liowut-
Ion, wishes The Sentinel to illiilc that
there was not one package oi uroccriult
of any description stortvtl in tho i‘tiiti‘
bound station over Sunday. ’i’ltrrn mm
a hull top of murlntc oi potash and
tobacco dust stored in tho ‘Vl’tilillg
room, instead of u hair ton of phos-
phate as The Bentlndl stated, and the
order from this was not. of the white
rose variety. M

Reliance Hook and Luddor Compnnr,
ot llowtultqn held its mutual meeting.
last night. he reports Were gratify-
ing. and two new members Were taken
in. and tour proposition for member.
ship received. The board of directors
elected consists of the following menu
born: 8. Edward Dibble. R. 8. lion
clay. inurlesltieln. W. 1. Stevens. W.

‘ Vigor. new improved formal,

Slit h in: hair

«comm: ~

Miss Charlotte when in in at her
home with typhoid. ‘

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cation in, Newtgflol‘uey.
Thomas prfiiil‘up and family. of

South Norwulk, are visiting friends in
town.

 

Miss Stella Austen left yesterday for
Denver, (301., where site will spend
some weeks. ' ‘

 

The Christian Endeavor Society. of
the Congregational Church will hold a
lawn party Thursday 'at the home of‘
Joseph Morchousc.

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Rev. T. W. Laine preached Sunday
afternoon at the Brooksldo Chapel be-
fore nu interested audience. His aub-

I ject “as "The Study of Angels.

 

The letters remaining uncalled for
in the Darien Post Olllce are for Jose-
ph Prospcski. Joseph Osollnski, A. C.
Cilalnillc‘y, Mrs. W. Hnugh and Miss M.‘

at .

 

The wedding of Christopher Colum-
bus Wells, the well-known Noroton ug-
rlculturulist to Miss Hazel Ethel Heath
of Tyringham, Mass, daughter or Cnr-~
cus llcath took place Sunday in Noro-
ton.

At the services in the Durien Netho-
dist. Church, Sunday, Miss Alice Birch.
of Stamford. rendered the beautiful
solo ”Open the late." Rev. '1‘. N.
Lathe preached on "The Spiritual Pro-
pellor."

 

The Darien Business Men’s Associa-
tion are to go to Rye Beach on the
21st for a shore dinner. The executive
committee comprises Louis Stoorzo,
Jeremiah Kielnfeltcr, and James H-
Ruymond. Charles Minilspuugh is
president of the organization and Na-
than S. h‘inch secretary.

A device to thwart the Darlen “auto-
cops" was tried Sunday. Men \verc
posted at. the routlsid with flags and
to each uutoist was untied a printed
card bearing the Words “Caution, Cops
Ahead.” This did not deter some of
them from breaking the speed law.
however, and five of them were killed
before Judge William Willmott. Jr..
lined the usual anmunt.

WESTPORT.

Rev. Mr. Dean is cnjoying'a month's
vacut ion.

 

 

 

Wosiport grunge will mwt chncs-
day evening.

 

 

C. B. Dodge is spending thc summer

at Lake George.

Rev. Iicnry .Schiosscr prcuchcd in

Weston yesterday.

Mrs. Henry Gross is

friends from Now York.
Mrs. James ilul'm-s oi" Norwalk

visiting Mrs. Harry i'It‘iRl.

entertaining
in

Mrs. William ilutchcr is cnlcrtuin-
ing rclativcs i‘rom Brooklyn.

Andrcw MrMuiicn is entertaining
his brother from Brooklyn.

Miss .iuliu Wakcmuu is entertaining
friends from out of town.

Mrs. Neil li- Miit‘ilt’ii is onlortaininn
friends at Ctllliiltl Mill.

Miss Ruth h’lcit‘urlinc bus l't'iill’lit'ii
from n Vii-iii to Portland, (‘onn.

Mrs. Gt-ol'go (htutphvr rcccnlly
tcrlulncd rcintiws l‘ront Norwalk.

(‘il'

 

Mr. and Mrs, \‘tultwr lionohuc have
returned from their wedding tour.

Mrs. lmonnrd Iiuuli butt boon lill!
guest of iricnds in New ilnron.

Fl‘cd ll. Cannon has bot-u n roconl
guest of his itl‘tillii‘l‘ in New Huron.

C. (l. .lciitfo and family lluvc [until
recent guests of rchttivcs in Sittlnuiuck

Rcv. Mr. Light prcnciitni in (:rocuu

i"til‘lili-i Congregational church Sun-
day.
The (.‘lcricnl Association oi ll‘ulr»

livid courtly incl at Trinity church ,vott-
ttti'dny.

W
Star of chlport (‘trcltu (Tilliiitiin'
Ionn or the Forum will hold a inaction

 

 

this evening.

Miss Libido Allcn who ililii horn
visiting her iiiliil'l‘ in lirttokiyii. illiH
roiurncd home.

Mr. and Mrtt. Ambrono iitiriltutt.
urnotticrlnittitm rcluiit‘cn at their

State ntt'cct homo.

Mrs. Frank N. Taylor hint been the
gut-not oi hor dmmhtcr. Mrtt, llcnry
Nichols of it‘tltrfield.

 

a...

Tt‘l‘utit‘l'icil Nichols who has
visiting his parents tutti left for
home in Froetuont. 0.

iii‘t’il
hilt

 

’t'ho Wetttport Whirl. Club won on.

 

icrinlncd tutti Friday by Mrs. Robert
N. Perry of flouihport.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Giltlnllittlt

have returned from an auto tour to
the White Mountains.

 

The Misses Pattern of Greens F‘nrnut
have returned from a three weeks
sojourn at York Beach. Me.

 

Bridgeport.
Hulk

Mrs. James Grey of
has been a recent guest of Mrs.
bert Beers in the Forms.

 

 

(l. Juno-p. .i. B. Remand. John Falter,
Molar Raymond. Wyn. Hubhcli.

 

i

The women or Westonrt met renters
day at the radio; roan:
pose at organizing a VI it:

 
 

' is spending the week In town

Mills Annie (.‘onu is spending her vu.

tor the run
so improve»

Misti Nellie Schulley has
‘ \ing in ‘Port Clint-tier the guest of her
. sister. Mrs. Kitty .‘lurl‘ignu.

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. Mrs. Fwd 'Battoruon. entertainer!
.‘Ml‘ii. Benito Maspiern and“ Mr. l-ililfry

. inn Urutt‘ol’ New York, Sunday.

’ ‘~ Mrs. George Mayor of , Bridgeport

guest of Mrs, Louis 8, Mills.
r—b-v-w'fl ..
Mr. Hill] Mrs. Willi-pin... cutout have
been entertaining their daughter. Mrs.
Edward St. lichn otY‘Broud Iiivcr.
The Sunday schooltoi" the Methodist
church will hold their mutual picnic
, today at Beardsley Park, Bridgeport.

Joint H. Jennings, .lr.. has boon tlw
guest of his grandparents, Mr. ‘nutl
Mrs. J. H. Jennings, of Greens li‘uri‘tis.

The members of tbo Nutmeg Club.
of Norwulk who have been camping
out at Compo huvc returned homo.

 

".—

Miss Roboccu London is enjoying it.
two weeks vacation with not cousin.
Miss Margaret Ahcuru, of New York
c ty.

 

A handsome ulncy granite iublct.
has been erected ill Willow 'Brook
cemetery to them ocmt-tery to the me-
mory of the late Aimon Wutcrbury. '

 

 

Miss Alberto Darrow returns home
this week from a two weeks“ vacation
in Massachusetts. accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. George Darrow.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gilbert and
daughter, Mrs. Mcrwin son and daugh-
ter Wilton are guests at Merritt's
Gnult‘s cottage ut. Colupo Beach.

The annual social afternoon for the
members and visitors of the Home
Department of thc Congregational
church will be held this afternoon at
the residence of Rev. William S. Long.
in North Main street.

 

Contractor Thomas Glynn has the

40x30 feet on ire Sanaturlum grounds
of Dr. itinci‘t‘ariand in Greens lt‘urms.
The water will be distributed over
the entire place by a pumping station.

Mrs. John Barlow was given a
pleasant surprise Friday cvcniug in
honor of her birthday. Among those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Louis B.
Mills. Morris Mills. Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Mills .lr., and two children and
others. -

WESTON.

 

Mrs, Elmer Hull has a number of
city boarders

 

Ernest Rnusch is spending this week
in Providence, R. I.

Miss Elizabeth Gordon. of Boston.
is the guest of Mrs. P. B. Porry.

Mrs. (‘nrolinc Budd has returned
from a three woeks' visit in Norwnik.
,._.._._.___._

George Adams has a new team of
horses purchased from the Fuulhuhcr

arm.

 

Mr. Sutton, who is ill with typhoid
tour has bot-n removed to thc Nor-
walk Hospital.

Mr, and Mrs. llowurd itccrs urc cil-
joyiug :1 few days of camp life at'
tircut Marsh.

.lohu (‘iplc and tlnughtcr, Miss Mary.
of .it-rscy City, have been guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Andrews.

Mr. and Mrs. (lcorgc Godfrey and
children. of iii'itig’ptli‘i, “'(‘l't' guests on
Sunday of Mrs. M. ii. Godfrey and hire.
M, h). Stilton.

'i'ho Nortlcld Aid Sot'lt-ty will hold
its next social and suppcr on the at“-
trrnoon and cvcnim: or August 2-bit.
iii the residence of Mrs. liownrd
ilccrs.

 

Wultcr Rowland and family spout
Sunday with friends at Contpo licuch.

Tho North-1d Sunday school will pltu
tilt: at Uompo, on ’I‘hursdny. August
22.

ANOTHER AUTOMOBILE RACE.

NEW YORK, August l3.»—~Anuounce-
nit-tit lulu boon made that there will.
in all probability. be another 24-hour
.untomobllc root: at the lirtghton
‘Bt‘lli‘ii rncc truck this month. The
dutch not are August 23 and 24. and
the conditions, on limited in prcnun'.
will dii'i'cr somewhat from those oi‘ the
hint i'iit‘t‘.

it will in» n ionm rncc. und ouch on-
trout will he rcqnirctl to color two
cars. The first twcuty ontrluu rocclv-
cti will be liliowod to start.

'l‘bo ('tilliillR rnco, liito the mic tutti
wot-k, will be held under the uuttpicott
of tilt! Loni; lulnml Automobilo Club.
with tho sanction of tin: nnlionni now
orniiiu body.

'i‘nu itit't' lulu work was tho most
nucccnutul iuotor vvcul, barring. or
rottrnc. n Vuuticrblli clip men. over
lit-1d around New York. There were
lil,titiii paid tulinilotiono at the mm- lutli
i“i[liti.i' ltl‘lll Saturday.

TRAINMAN'E LEG AMPUTATED.

NEW YORK. Annual, law—In plain
viow oi two twin loluhl of lli'l‘iiflliii
bound for the Empire (3in ram- trot-it
yesterday lir. Guile. ot‘ the Flower limo
nitul. ciliwlvtl under a locomotive iti-
tuchoti to our oi the trains and ntnpua
intcd the ion oi'i‘liomna Riley, whom:
limb wml civil-died under the grout dritu
ing wheels.

liiioy. who is it track vvnlltor. was
run down opposite Furiyznlxih ntrect.
it watt itnprmnlbic to cttlricuto itiioy
in time to intro him tiny chance Int hill
lite except by amputation. no Dr. Cacti.
with his butt oi insttunu-ntn. crawled
under the engine and performed the op-
eration. lite *ildi‘Vti prompted the
spectators to cheer tilt ltiley mus taken
away in an ambulance. Ai‘iiltt invent.
tal it was sold ltllcy stood ii good
citation of recovery.

 

"i use that Grunt. tutti taken a wile.“
“Well, it won‘t be the first thing he
has taken which doesn‘t agree with
nlmlwnonton Record.

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contract to build a natural reservoir ‘

 

a

United [Statenfinptiriv are Go
ingdo Test the ‘Dfiitereni
s Elicia». "

wastimo'ron. linguist lardrnei

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““9 filial testing plant of Lilli; United States

geological survey withbugin on Thurs-

day of this track a. smiths 01‘ (“Klimt

mcntsou eastern and southern coals
that nlny ho of for reaching import~
once to the government and to the
people in general. '

For two yours tho pl‘tlnt'was in op-‘
.m‘atlon at St. Louis and no astonishing
were the results toward preventing the
waste ot’ the loci ruuonrcos oi‘ the
country that Congress ordered the,
work continued at Norfolk. Already;
\iilt‘ novbrntucnt expected connected

'n n

i

with tho plnnt have [iiilithttcd the pair .

.thility of saving ill, pcrgcoutu oi’ the
country's coul bill ouch your-mine sum
of $460.000.000—«tbrouah Increased et-
iicicncy in burning cont. Now the fuels
‘oi’ the east and south arc, to be tested
under the steam boiler. in the gun pro-
ducer and gas cuntnosund by briquet-
ilng. iii the hope that this saving may
be further (lentonstruted.

NORWALK SHORT OF WATER.

The City of Norwalk wntcr system
is beginning to feel the effects of the
long‘ drought. As a rcsult. the water
commissioners issued a notice to con-
sumcrs yesterday that the city water

 

except between the hours of 7 anti 9
u. m. and ti and 8 p. m.. it a. hard
rain does not occur soon. lawn sprink-
ling will be prohibited. The water dei
purtment has begun to draw on the
upper or Scott reservoir. '

 

firr

 

Your fruit will look nlccrlt you use
the square shape and white glass fruit
jars, than they will in the old fashion
round shape and green glass. The
square ones have lightfiing tops.

Crockery, Ginsswarc‘LNIlousefurnlsh-
lng Goods. '

Wall Papers and Prepared Paints.

on...—

Window Shades and Picture Frames
to order.

 

 

Contractor for Pair this“ and Decor-
ating. .. h

---We give the 3. a H. Green Trad.
log 3tampl.. Alk for them.—

L. n. EECKER.‘

87 Wuhlnpton Street.
Tel. Con.

.5 ‘h‘
., 1‘

South Norwalk.

 

M can." or... a

 

 

Get limo While we
can make prompt
connections

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Postal blinds ten. or
phone . .65

cannon
can" y.

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m

a couple shipments at

The Drop Bide we are setting com-
plete at $8.60 up.

Sliding Couch complete $7.75 up.
Divan complete $13.50.

EA. whom

 

 

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must not be used for town sprinkling .

We iiave hut Received “

Iron Barthes

 

DIXON ,.LU:BRICANI S
No. (588 for motor [vehicle trans
mission gears.

 

 

.2 .2

and motor bouili.
No. :l g‘upbitc cup grease,

host. in the world.

Li. L

. a ‘. ..;«-s.,.3:.t,‘ ,, .
i “Honest Goods at ”tinsel: .PricoaJ’.
i39- Wall Street.

 

 

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[ Down Jayme“. Vj
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Funeral Director-
I. W:- - .. - - . ‘
Miller & J ordain,

 
 

.l'u‘
19 North Math an. Bahth Norwalk
Bulldonco. ll Wanhingten ‘Et.
Telephone at house. 693.
Telephone at office. 3304.

 

 

 

andll'van‘lm

little. lions, theatre-hitting, é

SOUTH NORWALK.

BRIDGEPORT.

hotel Ma‘hackemo.

a. n. cannon. tit-nun. .W

ssuvnc: UP-TO-DATE
CUISINE unsunpAscEnf
ultras REASONABLE

Sunday Dinners. 75 Gents.

\ For further particular: apply at oi"
lice. Telephone 488.

 

 

 

llama. Y .

i for freight Only

On and utter Tuesday, Jenn I
1906. Freight Propellers will agave
Pier 28. East River. New Yerk, (tool
of Dover street), every day, (excel)
Sunday). at 4 p. m. Freight receivei
at Norwalk up to 4 p. m. and South
Norwalk up to 5:80 p. m.

. NORWALK STEAMBOAT co.
Aiming J. Smith. 0 .c, Hammad
. Lessee. General Agent

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Specials."

The Very Best 'Creaniery Butter.
per lb. .,. 290

2 lbs. Pure Leaf Lard ........... 25c
2 cans Red Alaska Salmon . . . . .. . 25c

Shouldersmerlb. tic
Watermelons. large .. . 35c and 40c

tLdl

. Phone 223—8.
22 Cottage Ave., East Norwaik.

 

 

 

 

diminish "bases.“ on“
~ . In

 

Ihcnid be occipital! with I hint!
snow phonon. piec- "Standard" POI
col , n Enameled lavatory.

‘ ova on ever stopped to consider
him do! ghtfuliy convenient it would
it: to have not and cold tannin] min
-I your dronin chamber, bleep-
in; apartment 0 that door toilet

room! its presence would short! you
the highest degree of comm-t.

w. will gladly quote you prion. Du
plumbers are strictly competent u
chenille, bonnet and "tidbit.

Horace R. Nash.

o Nlll mun AND ws'trr In

. worn «cement. coon.

cnwntu tunrncwcou m

JOHN it, RNA”. in: volition.
'3'“ , ,

no it” IDDWELN. Min

itinerant. ‘
I. it. Halloween moat-m

 

. . ‘ » Jam it. up “Mildllflimm .
roam-rum! Ann Houssruntncu .i ammo cm i -, ., , , .
"4‘“. to“...’i'.'¢'.... .m n...” J", u' .mmm
itieuliinitmw Woolworth-Wm p... . , ... A, , , .

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No, 677 for gears of both automobiles “

These lubricants nrc considered the

it [[[L "

Norwalk.

it‘ll Estate Bitters,

[inn Ollice, 181 State Street,

 

Manon A leENALIANKINl
IUEINIDI. 1' mm“
NAPI‘I’A" .4’ v 'm '
r- ulmh If: ‘ .
‘ wurwuuormttm. illihihiiflillll. .,
gunman l mu . ’

FNIOIMOK H. ROWAN. [M Vi“-

 
 

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Eclipse Sell-C

( Retritleraiims.
Palmer liaintnooks.
Waterfloolers. ,_

AND. .MANY OTHER 3“

Summer‘Goods

 

nt

AT

.112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 65].,

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Got In the Habit of Having Your
'; GLIFFORD
‘ No worrying about selecting
.dlli'iBI or stove when plmant
weather comes.
Pleaunt Surroundinlu "1'?
Excellent Cooking.
, ‘ W Proprietor.
: Telephone 49!.
i
a il'i-Il LATEST AND [EST
'A very ltrou lilo or fully guaran-
teed High Who-I Iowan. It 05.60
A complete Isuortment oi the best
grades 0! RAKEB. HOES, GARDEN
Farming Utensils, at: the lowest prices.
General repairing and machine-work
liorullt Hardware 60.
39 Main St, Norwaik.

Sunday Dinner at my
gymn- meats, rio bother with
Courteous Service.
' 'annLEs REYNEKE,‘
at $2.75 up.
to 86.00. MM‘MW"
FORKS. SHOVELB. SPADES, and all
promptly attended to. .__. * . , \

 

Telephone Call 97-5.

Gregory's Paint!
M EASTflWALK .MM

Slim Dinners and All Kind: of Bell
Food Cooked to Order.

Bathing and fishing.
Both Houses to Rent by the Season
John O'Sullivan.
l

illitliit

4| Wall 8L. Norwailt. ‘,
H Wuhlnnon IL. Io. Hawaii. I

Real Estate and insurance.

_ We have uvorul decided burnin-
ln Income producing property that
must inoruu in value with the rapid
growth of the town.

 

 

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encorcultrs TANKI. ..
Auto Garage
and Machine Shop.

, Automobile: stored. overhauled and
repaired. Tirol, Lamina. Dill. Dry
Colin. apnrk Plugs. etc.

Launch Engine» Cavern-cumin»

200 WASHINGTON IT;

3'. B. Robertson. Proprietor.
ensure-Lira TANKI. ,

on...

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

mum“...... u....n-....m _ .u ”4

FRANK C.
v VAN SCOY

 
 
 
 
 

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rum-mm:
tuition
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leaning. .

 

Tornullm. Tonto. Awning: and Will

 
 
 

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it. t‘. tumult-t; in»... (1,1- . twin», vquvi'm.

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DOUBLE DISTILLED‘:
True Spirits of Turpentine
' [GEORGETOWN AAA SPIRITS)

Pauline Joponl. Lacuna". Varnish". Flinn
ulcq‘atc.

 

“

THE. CHARLES E. SHOLES COMPAN‘
Solo Sales Alum: .
[64 Front Street.

New Yuri: Cit:

 

 

 

 

' Decorator,

' East-'Nlorwaik

Tel. 452.

 

 

MONEY.

Money loaned to salaried employees
and housewives on their ownnnmo
without indorser. All transactions
strictly confidential. Call and see us
INDEPENDENT LOAN AND SECUR-
ITY 00..
Haviland Building, Washington St.
Office hours. 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.

 
 

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Illnu Sutu~
THAN NEW YORK REAL ESTATE.
For yours this Company has paid

,. % Guaranteed Interest on it:
Bond Shares by check issued
semi-annually. Over half-million
dollars paid 0 investors to date.

ASSETS NEARLY $2,000,000.00.
Investments of from $100 to $10.00“
accepted, participating in earnings
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R. L. COBUBN. General Agent, ‘
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