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Evening sentinel, Monday, June 15, 1908 · page 2

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Wgepo Adve nemesis. | Bridgeport Advertisement:

The D. M Read Co.

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Candidates For Coast 'drtlilery
- ' , “v ' ~ ., .. I I Toemflave Chance to Show
' ~~~~~~~~ .. 4 : Skill

The candidates for the rifle team of ‘
the Coast Artillery Corps, C. N. G..'
which will enter the coming state
match at West Haven, wore ordered
from their places of encampment at

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

er Stove ?

.I 1,... ,. .. The stifling air of a
close kitchen or changed
to comfortable coolness
by installing a New Per-
fection Wick Blue Flame

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Veranda Swings

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

thudsisnd torts Saturday to tho rantte ’ ()ilCook—Stovetodothe

at Poquonoc. The ride shots will go family cooking

into camp on the state reservation at 4 No kitche furnishin ()m- of flu- essentials to solid comfort on the veranda,
”'9 ”"59 “"9 "“1 ”Wm ““01'9‘993'“ n ,K is It lIigI t'ils) suing. \ swing uith a (lt‘tll cushioned seat

is so convenient as this
stove. (oven Working
heat at once, and main-
tains it until turned out
—that too, without over-
V, heating the room. If you examine the

NEW PERFECTION

Wick Blite Fldine till Cook- Stays

you will see wily this ll so. The heat from the
chimney of the ‘New Perfection ‘ to unravel“ " “
under the kettle and not dissipated through the room
by ndietion. Thus it does the work of the coal
range without' Its discomfort. Ask yourdeelernw
this stove-it not wiIh him, write our smut agency.

mRea OLamptsm

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

trying out.

The squad of candidates will,bo un-
dor tho comqund of Capt. Arthur Put-
nam Woodward. ordnance oillcor. The
men making the host scores will he
solI-ctcd for the Coast Artillery team. ..
’l‘hls team will cutlliioto in the rlile and
pistol match at West l-IIII'on on June
26 and 21. 4

Mon who came over front the islands
rI-portod things working harmonious-
, ly. Most. of the work has been contin-
ed to drills on tho big guns.

and II high liiltlI that \Iill hold 2, t, or 4 peoplt. [hole is

IIII IIttIIIItiVI \t‘i‘illltlil setting in one of our front windows,
and soII-I In] of lllt‘St‘ lIIIgI sIIings art shown.

Three styles In finish, ([tliil‘lt‘l'ttl oak. forest green, and l

oak \\ith Ilonlik IIIII'cn IItnc seats. they may he had IIitlI

(ii IIitlIout cushions, and tllt: Inshions sic of green denim,
tlIiIk IIIIIl tIIftId. 5mm of those swinIrs are large enough to
stretch ottt on for an afternoon siesta. J I

Other Veranda Furnishings of Convenience
and Comfort.
Windsor Chairs in forest green finish, quaint in 311- «It
1II‘III'IIIII‘I-«—I’Iisy to sit in.
Willow Rockers and Chairs with Crctonnc cushions.

Tables of IIcIItlIIrI-d oak, oI green IIilloIv roomy and
, substantial, for magazines, SL‘\\lllg for card playing, or a
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Fort H. G. Wright,

‘ :' Fishers lsltllld,.N. Y.
, n ’l‘hul'sday.
. ' ’ The Sixth Company arrived safely

It. 0:30, and are now oncamped on tho
_ ' . ' south side of the island. Priwtlcully
se » nothing was done the first day except
' to put tho camp lll ilrst class ordor.

* We were favored with some rain, to-

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

, 4, ‘ ‘ gethor with it little Adam’s ale, right plec'of ‘
5 III, ,' ‘ . where most of tho rookoys usually not honeeturnlnhln md gives Vudor or Bamboo Screens to keep out too strong sun—
:0: . I . it, “If" ”4,. IlN‘it." liowIwIIr We've got lclui‘, powerful light more agreenble e or : shim ”r to cm pl'liilt‘).
it. in for the corporal, who claims to electricit. Sate ever where and always. lade I ’
make his lIvndquarters in time of 011mm italy nickclp ted~iustth thing tor the l’I'iI'I's IIIoIlcrntc. tome and see the assortment
. I Ih "1y ‘ Ye a rs peace in Wilton. living-room. It not with your dc ler, write our
1 ———_ lam! Igucy. k S
. . ,. . . . , mm... mm “dunno”.-. Summer Coo toves
. Al I months old . Anoko to find a fine day hofort- us.
[l , ( 11915 Our company was dospatehotl to liat- (Mutated) ‘1 l Bl to Home ()il
3.) rm '" 43’ tery Randolph Marcy for instructions ‘ If Mill “-1"! 11 \‘Ut’l kllk 1°") NH 11 ‘
‘ “H l" “OW ‘0 01"”‘3‘9 "It‘- HlX‘INCh 11""5- , Mon, and llt‘ll IIIII am through using it, the flame is turn—
we {wing diI'lIlI-d Iinto tIlvo Iglint dos . . I-II out, III you lIIIIo no big hot I‘oolt stqu to cool oii “littl-
[li]l('lt‘S, 'l‘ho wur on tie )1; guns A}; *— ' —-i-—---—-—__.__,..___..____._. .11 .
is very interesting. 'l‘ltt'y fire It shot ' . | 4 i H “‘1 3'
weighing 105 pounds, “'rc‘id. by 38 NEW YORK OYSTER MARKET' ,,,,’_’r.j;:,',’;,f,”,v,f, £31125}? ”23f:.‘,l§‘,,,,‘2:,‘.“‘ JhI kinds we in III this your on either IIitlI or without
LT";::’.:,Y' “(Eigohglfisswtmdvblxn'lm‘lifi (The hlshlng Gazette") YIs, sir; some of those is lot for that. \IiIlIs, IIII'iI'c llI safe, hilltilx't’lt SS and odorless it is “11005-
n ”1‘ lttd’ets . . +th III-ck just want has he. ll a ro. vphorte's ii. sculpture niolIicI-I'ng next sihlt 4,, prlaitl 1|“ “In-its .,i‘ an (iii Stmc in \\' Iting, and
L l’ ' lnnrkahly good one for oyster growers door, slr.—~lmndon Taller. ii i t I t, ( [”01”,] st‘
. ._ w" Fort Mansfield lune 14 anti dealers. Business was greatly im- "3 K‘ ““5 l‘ t ‘ ’ ‘
)l'tn‘t‘ll over that of the proceeding .. , ~ »W ..-......... ._ . , . - . , . ‘ Itlllltil' r “(we cilll
FOPULAR AMUSEMENTS. The Seventh t‘ompttny oi .\orwnllt in...“ and indications just now point. .\n_\tlitngtl1.tt‘ in bi “Wk“! 0" 2m 0 )
, oney vance MUSIC 11A] L 'l‘ONi ilt‘ pluyod thI~lI iltst game of hall unit 4,,“ 'mm. mm, season in "H, oyster NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN & In. “mm.“ on 4m. 5100 l’l'tltii'"
I ~ I (l '. tho Fort Mansfield Regulars since ur» trade We}, dun". 44'... “Humor, dim-n. ,, q _ , I, .
’1 GS; ogdtlgillr household furniture i At" lextra lurgolaI'IIlhattractlvo hll' flying in camp, and defeated them by are illillliv rungnhg i'or the “Hump... HARTFORD RAILROAD Illu“ lailgt “Um 9‘5” "l" 1 1‘
a lcl‘ personal 910001135“ 0 "‘ lm‘fiiinli‘t "1 “IMO ”it”. '0 WOW-sided 3001‘?! 0f,” l" 1 Th“ meat. The one mosI ti‘ool art-opted ...___. Ivcns Broilers Toasters and other utensi s in stoI‘ '.
Vithout removal bn their own name night, for tho itrcmon's hI-noilt. Din Seventh (‘Innpany came to hatjn the by the flrnwul‘fi and tli'illflrfly gonol‘till)’ TIME TABLE . O i i ,
without lndorsor. mood and Smith will he. the extra at tiret inning and between view“ hits 4,, .4". ",0”. made to” tho 5“,“. and city ‘ IE" J
.'~ CALL AND SEE US. :Hlttlonlwlth tllt'lil‘ fire 8011101 and tilt“ and three hoses on balls in that in hoards 4“ health mid ,I,,. 5m“. Supor- n ‘9‘ "u"! 5: ”‘5
urea 4“" “9‘9”“ New York artist; llllliz. Ht‘Clll't‘d thirteen run“. and dur» llllt‘illli‘lll of Shl'llflallt‘l‘le’tl toward the '
_ flmfldent Loan&SecurityC0. width “in IIgIkI- this petrotmancv onI lag the rest or the “tune played in supervision .,f oyfilvr mounds. and (1in 30' NORWALK To NEW YORK' Clothesline Hooks. For use in the yard. They are of
.lelland Bldg" Washington St oi‘ the host over soon at Music "all i“'ill(lt!i~iti fashion gotllngonly two runs selling placcfla The official action A. M.~—12:53l. 5:12;, 5:411 llt“t\'\' ",,,m,miy‘.d “.4“. "H, I'us‘lalilc am] I'olt'litstcn tilt-m
Oflce open until 7 p. at. Monday and llanehig llllt'l‘ [lt'i'ft'l’lllilllt‘t‘. All tlck Ind ””00 hits oit (‘nuniI. who WI-ni 31",“, mm the govornincut is inking 0:16, 6:50x. 6:56, 7:15“, 3:161, 9208:. “ - .h' ‘ _ , ‘4 4‘ __ if i "l .4 _ 'ottr
. lSuturdny until 8:30. “is zinc. ill to pitch for Fort \iulwflt'ltl 0'00“ the stops necessary (or llw protu'l‘ pro- 51:31:, 9:53, 10:55x. 11:22x. , ‘4” -‘ “("3 1' inlet. “‘ J WW” 0 1 K “JUN”“ "THU” .‘
‘ —“———-°~— , 001.01 the here 111 pitthvd a wry "THU“ of mo public Ill‘illlll, and that l‘. M.——12:51x. 1:10. 2:512, 8:27. llllL‘ must run. 5c each. . a
~ m“ —--~»—— _, - ——~--—« BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE wms. and... game, For Mnnstlottl securing lhi‘ gme-rs IIIIII dealers are II-Iulhn.r t“MRI “3093- 5337- 5351$ 3:37» 3‘5“-
Tmn l‘lthlt‘, of Rural Route 1, Coch only four hits. O'Connor gau- two lllt'll' hearty support III tho suhjovt. 7: 19x. 7. 51:. 9; 53. 10: 32: 1: 49: to 0
ote a ac emO t‘nn, (iii-I WTW‘S: "I had it had 5011‘ psssos. “Ilium. “'00 lllfli't’d Collier The demand tor (Is'slilrs this wot-h Philadelphia and Washlngton, D. 0., m ,
come on tho instep of my foot and 'lt‘ltl, put up n lino game. getting the was equally strong, IIIIIh in and out or does not stop at New York. . 2
'41,:‘1J1, R, CONNQR, Mgr." . f 90"“ find “01th ”mt WOllld iron] it ,Iutouts, all of tho instdloldlng kind. town. Tip-m wag]... IIIIHI‘I‘ulilt'l'llllllRi‘

 

 

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H- Baxtcrs drug 51010. mi tip a fair game at third. although riliun llalm is lil't'flltllIL' up colds whon» 52S’1x.h;:13127§;1‘x :45?" 10:2sz 6 37

.5 illnlll llillililril] “lithll‘llb AHHI‘II Salvo llt‘ also huttIdMell. toting lkll‘llti). in 111008. Sunday. . ‘ ~ . i ,
* = 4'88 thin 111 l" 0t a 255 ('00! box W0" "iotlfI-I-y and Koysor make It first trio , I“ __ . . I . .
Be‘vlee and Cuisine U! to Date. the day for me by affecting a perfect It second. iirst and short. respective sTop THA'T COUGH 9.3)} M' ”'53“ 5'18" 5'“; 8'57' e ‘ ea 0
W filtel ’2 P" day "‘9 “PW‘m'a ”“0" 8"“ "'"l‘r guarantee at I; '0'. Kl‘tlltll! N'l‘i‘i‘lhllli-t- Lindohorg or it may result in pneumonia. llrtr ' ' ‘ O D ~
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AT ANT ~1-_-—--TE TA new at that position. illnes. when it (Ivor tried, almost Without (‘Xt‘t‘lllltllL
L IC FLEE 8 EN R IN- form-s to pilforing bases, in the star. 100, 2.60, 50c and $1.00 bottles. Tllt‘ L
MENT In fact. the whole mun not up a sum! Clttrnrd, Baxter's IIIIIi i‘lttlstod's. " 8°“ NORWA K To NEW HAVEN' ~ ' _ , .

Sunday Dinners 75Cts. MANH‘A' ""m‘ “- "'H'i‘ Km'vmmont arm"! or liiifit‘llflll. 'i‘hI~ game was wil- . A. M.—12:08. 1:14. 1258:, 6:18. 7:25. m. 66.00
1 has :l]ipl"‘ti|tllill(tl 100.000 pesos for llll‘ - RECEPTION TO STATE REGENT 8:35. titllix. 10:1'I‘x. 11:08x. 11:45. :

 

 

 

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'Iossod hy about. four iIuIIIlII-d poo-

!_ Tel 438 till-“litillllllt‘lll. of at Atlantic tie-0| do, mostly soldiers. and among the - ' l’. M‘.——l2:0t‘Ix', 1516, 3:10x, 312k, » T A
’ H' ' ~'llll‘llli: “S \Nl llt’rt‘ regulars lllt‘l't‘ lll‘v quite a titlllllit‘r oI Will be Given by Mrs. G. H. Noxon, in :19. 5. 073:. {I 2), 0:0“, 61.10, 7:003: A

1southorn soldiers, and their t‘nnuy Darlen, Next Thursday. I-Ifi\.9 "3|. ”2 ’1; to Ul'ldzielmrt 0015'. .4 ,1
l‘uiylngs and odd dialect kept llit‘ On Thursday of this Wt‘t‘lt‘. Mrs, G. 14’ and 7- 25 ’

Gomg t0 Buyé HIGHE'STEB’S PILLS crowd in laughter all through the li, Noxon. oi‘ lillllt‘ll, will gin-nu nttor
"tune. The Seventh Company giro.u noon reception to the Stato lit-gout oi 3“"93)‘

 

 

 

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H, gA-Igo-l-rflmg-itm the regulars a return game today. as tho Daughters of tin AInIIIicuII ”PW A.M.—-12:08,1:14,1:58x. 7:39. 9:10.
In them It.- MRInI'd'oln‘ "Imp“, they desire to get back at us. Tllt‘ lution Mrs. ‘ ..'l‘ lIinIIoI. ot' lliil‘iltlll’.10:47:.)1H’gx‘ .
lit“: filling? if": Ema: acoro follows: and to the rI‘iiIing IIgont Iii“ tho Nor- p. M._5:44. 7:09; 8:18x, 9:40!~ . . . ’
iiu chm" iiiisxiil “I. 1.3%., Seventh Company walk t‘hnlitvr. Mrs \\'. il. Wood. . . . . _ .
ynnknonunm s...,,,,..,2~,,’;;',,,.,: AB R H 'IIO A I; hl‘ili'I-JiiillitilI(:“"‘UWH will ho hI‘aI-d SOUTH NORWALK T0 DANBURY. we are showmg a large yarlcty In carpet Siles—
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SdlDBYDRUfiGlSTSHLMFRl liliififr'lt". ........ a: fi '3, 3, 3 3 Mrs. Kmnpy will give an address, data)Mdghz'gwwmi‘dhimxexcem Mon . .\ .
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ioIlfrI-y. 1h. ....... , 2 1 :3 1 0 zilditii‘gtlilu musiIal p.oI.I.Im has huh I’. M. __1:~..n5 4-29. 6.12 7:18. Axmlnster, /
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Horace E Dana & 8m ‘Ifiwiiénlkguo. -b- f: g 1 4 3.3 Train IIrrlvos ill 3:515 n. mi IIIIIIE-y Sundan 9:15 It In 7 30 p- 111- Tapeéil'y,
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45 Wall 39.. Norweik. ”mm" 9' """" 1" 4 4 l 1 1, int-Ida “flglflligtlgl‘iilitli mm “m m DANBURY 7° 30”” NORWALK- ‘
_ ‘ ‘ :’,‘:§‘,’P",;,§;' 2,4, """" i i } ‘1‘ 1' l. .. W A. M.-—n:rIrI.7 2r. 8:11.10:10x,11:00 flgfalfl ,
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Real “Estate and W“°""~ "’- ---------- i 1’ .1 .0 -9 J. ‘Pv‘RT'SE" “m“ 310$213'd..‘§2'5i"’kII,IIII. Smaller sizesnugs and .. Ins; and Crex
I ' Totals . :10 1: 15 27 14 4 The following letters remain uncall- ~ , rI I
. . . , ........ M . fl M N, m, at the mowing post-omen! tor New YORK FOR sourn NORWALK .
“Surance. ‘ For. anziyefl‘ ” Po A ‘I the Current Wonk. A. M-'—12:00x0154:54x1'0 3345' 13:3; : \
,. , . , . . ~~ I" N ik. 9:0:ix, 9:00x.- 9: x : ‘ : I.
' g7 ,i’ we have sever,“ decided 'bargains‘m'nrm‘v ”- ------ 4’ 0 0 3 ,1, 1 Mrs. lllltllt‘ lighig'r. Iiroolt St. 11:00x, 11:03 ' I" III . In S.
, ' in income reducing property tifat lIynn, c.‘ ........... f 0 0 I) 7 0 Jon. lionnvlly. 3,]. p 1441-12.0'3 1; 05, 2:01x.2:53,3:26x,
While We can make p . 4 Young. Lnlllll)‘. p. .. ii 0 1 It .i 0 C H GodtrI-I'. 4 03x 4 09 4 33 __ 5 .04, 5 03 5. 25x
. ' must-increase in value with the rapid li‘oshy, 41,. _________ 3 o t) 9 2‘0 Charles Jolnison care “m4. Elm ,, 00:. 6' 03 7- 10 7_ 45,, 9- 3'0 11; on;
prompt COHflCélIOIIS. growth of the town. I ll-londil'lt'ksiylfs ----- 3 i [1' i. 2! i "(.84 (3). ' ' China or Japafi
' , - , ‘ " ’0‘” “F? - . " i ‘ Mrs Sarah Kt‘t‘lt‘l' (2). Sunny--
Postal hi to re- ._- , «m .-.- W- ~ ”013111.30. ........ 4 0 o I It :I‘ ‘ . , 4.. 4,. k“ 4,. A ___1,. o 6. 7. . ,
"gs p ' AttendunIc all hours day and night. ,Smlth,ct. .......... Ii 0 2 0 0 0 £1353 hliigrrrfix‘ll " ran n I ‘1' 10:62:? '0 ‘ .00, .30. "40“ Also Blue Grass .Flbre Matting.
sentatlve. F d k H G ”0“““3I ”~ -------- 3 0 0 3 0 0 ' Mus. F. II. “11350”. P. lit—6:04. 41:00:. 7:00. 8:801, ’
i re eric o anung, Totals 88 'I; ’4 :2 1",; 1: Wm. 11. Stoughston. (Tranbnry. 11300! L

 

 

 

 

 

UNDERTAKER. Summary: ‘ _. .._._9..-.__ , _._, __ -__. “

Earned runs—«Seventh Company 3.

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' Funeral Parlors in Connection. ”04,880 hit~Dornoy. , . .
[Indy Attendant. ‘ Tel. 904. Stolon litlSt‘H—Kt'yfit'l‘, llinos 3, lIII~ ; 3 I HE PARIS
gon 2, Dornov 2, Godfrey, O'Connor :2 4 , . ;. -

Utilco and Residence, .
First on batik—0r! O'Connor, 2; 011 ~ 1; ..

Shades to Order a Specialty.
""""‘T‘i,—“-'

A Dickerman 8: Son

84 Washington St, Smith1 Norwalk

, Telephone 446 .
wummmwmmmmmmouum

84 80. MAIN ST., SOUTH NORWALK

. Ohn'tly (i.
““"’“”"’ "‘“"‘ ""”*"“‘—*" Struck out—~liy 0’1onuor, 7; by (‘u
I .2 YO U R ‘ naly Ii. 0 “i

. ‘ Left on bases—Smooth Co." 1; Fort

Sh R 0‘ 0 Mansfield 6. ,- *' .,
liouhlo IIlnys—J—lioruoy and Godfrey It 2‘ y- - '

4., 08 epalrlng 23; liornoy (unassisted); Holmes and I . .33 South “amlstfcot South Norwaik I

. Downing. - . .‘
=, 18 NOT MODERN OR SCIENTIFIC First on errors—Seventh 00., 4.

' . ' ‘~llIIIplro—-Sergt. Edwards. '
_ UNLESS DONE BY US. “Pinto—One hour. 45 minutes. Ni
e The. boys are all well and happy.
MonarCh Repair Shop and seem very much interested in thI~ [ea ::e u i0
’ work of learning the. mechanism and
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43 RAYMOND 81‘- I I t r ti t r I It r drill . I. I ' ~ , 4 _

.,HONE ~46 OR pom. . that; whine“... I‘I‘E‘I‘I‘Ie°conIIIa‘III :15. on Ladies Suitstor - $7.50 sis. 00 Ladies Coatsfor $7.50 . -~ . . , .

. ‘. are receiving their degrees. snth as . , . . ., . N; I”. , . ,
‘ 811mm»: item tor 0* tent and mash": $2000 Ladies Suits for $10 00 Ladies’ Skirts, NOW OPENuinder‘ ew Management

. I 1 hi k t, sings good deal of
THE NEW ‘ ‘P n a" ,, m“ $1.,98 $2 .,98 $3 .98 and up snos: DINNERS A sescIALw. eA'ucme, BOATING, BATHING.

laughter and amusement for lockers _
rgsufigeefidnndns. . HOTEL VICTORIA 4°“A [mod mm of the um mm, m ‘25 00 I'm“ 51““ for. $12 00 Ladies Dresses, 33 9311010 325 . _. . . . AND crass ATTRACTIONS. I. ,

Cl L PB] ittng to dittorent tennis and some to 30 00- Ladies? Suit, for [500 Especial attention Given .to automobile parties. -
1.5. T on?" I ONE géugggAanIc'AaFPon Fort: Wright, to‘ renew old acquaint ‘ 5 Ladies Waists, “1e 1613801410001 t‘ - I! I . ‘

“he” ““0 mm “W men“ $10.00, Ladies"Co ts for 84:98! in tow. '“ Commencing Next Monday, June 8th,F FREE VAUDEVILLE. .

 

 

 

Our Room! In Specta' “mm- 93‘ ,The boys also enjoy fine Ocean bath-

and Electric Lights Throughout. Ev- 4 ti , 4 tin . _ h~ 4, +1.41” «I I , - . - '_. ..
cry Room Heated . (:32, a: mfigemfie’hgmerlzh he?” h P l d.— t H .. GEORGE X‘ANTHWI Manhunt. ~ , , , I I
, ‘ RATEHEASONABLE- the camp 9 a 03k all “I 01189 ~92? fi— “37" ,2 y , » -

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Fine Stocked Cafe in Connection. The boys also send regards-home to t 'I. .I I -. , - I . , ~ on . “ I I, , I I4.
A full line of imported Ale-I lnciud- oi their friends and families. ’ i , i“ . ' Sale ifl 80th Store's: “ , ~
ii“ Tommi? 3‘?" “mi: '33 i ’4‘ H h V i A ' i‘ d . I. NTh-I" . "if , ‘ ”~51-
an o.'e an away- on r us ognw‘bnxa. M , -‘ y H. y‘ 1‘.‘ my ,,
“mm" 5““ °°°'°" ”"9"" Demure 1000“" “will! 300 33 So. Main St. 80. Norwalk and 515- 517 Main St., Stamford. SE [NEL WA, ~ AB PAY-

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ALU AND‘ flmH STREETS. T. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor. ‘ Blgnetue I, , .
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