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No matter what anti 0! a brush is re
, there is an advantage of setting
era. Hllr Iruslios. Cloth trash".
W Brushes, Hand lrushsa, Tooth
Imam. Complexion lruahoa.
, s can save you something in the
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY.
ans WAai-imorou srsssr.
rat. out. sit—a.
All Orders bouvma Free of cit-rat.
Erlngmardt and Jacob Phillip, oi'
. gepor . were guests, yostcrd ', of
j William Josem. it»)
The snapper fishermen complet
dotted the harbor, yesterday, at d
Ionic big catches are reported.
The hard rain of Saturday got in
its work on the East Norwalk roads.
as in other sections of the town.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Watkins, or
. Freeport, Long island are the guests
of Mr and Mrs. A. . St. John. 0!
Van Zandt street.
The Rounders got into the loop
again, yesterday, and took in the Ar-
Ion excursion to North Beach, on the
steamer Shadyside.
The members of the Pistime 0r-
chestra, will make nightly trips to
New Canaan this week, to furnish mu-
sic for a fair in that town.
‘..George R. Van Alstyuc and James
Golden arrivedin the harbor from
Block Island, last night. in the for-
uter‘s launch Elsket, which made the
trip in line shape.
"This week’s weekly Thursday night
prayer meeting of the Advent Chris-
tian church will be held at the church.
A,” of next Sunday’s services will also
be held at the church.
' Mrs. Herman Burnett and‘ daughter
Annette. of Brooklyn, are expected in
East Norwalk, tomorrow, to be the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. 1.. Hauck,
9‘ 24 Second street.
EM. S. Partrick and family have mov-
ed from the south side of the Wash- ,
lugton street bridge to quarters over
Mr. Partrick’s shoe making establish-
nient in the Hafncr block.
.The campers at Calf Pasture enter-
tained many visitors, yesterday. The
little settlement continues to thriVe,
and will not dissolve until the nights
‘become too cold for comfort.
There are several more loose planks
on the Benedict Farms bridge. ite-
. pairs do not. seem to do much good.
. Its the bridge beams are so rotten that
the spikes do not hold very long.
TA had fclon on the left thumb of
Master Charles Murray, of Second
street. obliges him to keep his arm in
a sling. He had the thumb lanccd a
day or two ago by a physician.
‘. The sidewalk question is being dis-
cussed quite extensively in East Nor-
waik just at present. 'A number of
the residents are understood to be in
favor of taking up the matter serious-
y.
. John F. Darrow has been a familiar
figure on the local trollefcars for the
past few weeks, again. Mr. Darrow
resigned as inotorman several years
ago, and went into carpcntoring, his
trade.
Mrs. Grccnwood led the. Epworth
League Meeting at the East Avenue
Methodist church, last evening. There
are to be no meetings of the church
doing the week, except the pastor's
meeting on Thursday night.
Frank Hathaway resumed his duties
at the store of the Fox Cycle Co may
this morning. after a tire wee s' va-
cation. Mr. Hathaway came home
fmm his Canada trip via Montreal.
Lake Champlain and Lake George.
The Rev. Lester F. Reynolds was
accompanied to Darien. last evening.
by a delegation of about twenty-live
members of the Advent Christian
church. Pastor Reynolds occupied the
' pulpit of the Darien Methodist church.
'Tlteglatest thing to blossom forth on
Ed Schoonovcr's prolific farm in Win-
,nipauk is a miniature cider mill. Ed
has it in operation already, and be-
lieves he is the first in the field with
new cider. it’s the finest ever, he
“yS- ‘ , .’
The 0y of the vicinity of Benedict
arm nue to have a fondness for
the w), ows of J. Sturges Randall’s
built” "gs on 'the bridge. Several
more windows have been broken out,
recently, though the youthful offenc-
ers‘ names have not yet been learned
by Mr. Randall.
3-,,The Radei Oyster Companr‘s plant
on the Washington street bridge is be—
ing made ready for the new opening
season. The interior is being cleaned,
a newloundation has been built under
the boiler, and various other little
changes that naturally suggest them-
selves are being made.
A’ party was given Friday night, at.
the home of 4 Mr. and Mrs. Charles
. I GiveUsYour Order for
Groceries
We can fill it to your satisfaction.
. We will tokens muchmn with it as
if you‘were here to watch us. Do not
‘ worry about the. quality of the goods.
We never keepanythin‘g but the best.
1s Lap. ‘8qu:! .'.‘..... $1.00
2LMLARD.....L ..... 25c
3 LB! MILK GRACNER‘H:
‘ff ‘; use. deco arcs 25c
RMJoselovsky
‘ not.” is
" terday by a party which went out to
dcring "Fear Not 0 lsracl." and the
latter “One Sweetly solemn Thought."
This music was very much appreciat-
i‘inzaii:
lug postmaster since the death of Post-
liy Mr. Ackarlfs many friends that he
will be appointed as regular postmas-
ter in the near future.
held a practice meet Saturdity evening.
The young blood in this organisation
will give a good account of itself bo-
lorc long as the tuition under Mr. Roy,
of Contentment island, smacks of the
kind which wins honors.
sometime, last night, the latest cin-
bellishment reading
the work of irresponsible youths. and
an effort is being made to find out who
tlicy are.
Manufacturing Company was recorded
in the town clerk's office, in Stamford.
Saturday.
C. it Garritson, ltowayton; vice-presi-
i
treasurer.
treasurer, Edwin Jarrett, New York.
Persian llaptist Mission, preached two
able sermons yesterday in the llaptist
Church.
Sunday school exercises was the ad-
dress ol Rev. Shuhbaz. after ‘which he
sang "Onward Christian Soldiers" in
his native tongue.
preacher again.
Brooklyn and ltowaytou, expects great
results from his season's“ work with
the motor boat Mary A.. which he put
in commission several days ago in the
fishing business.
pccts to add several more members to
now prevailing should take quite
Hill's open letter to the solectmcn rcl-
retire to the widening of Wilson ave-
Con avenue, n ,
of 'guests from Ne' York. The pvbu‘
in; was well spent. Games were play-
ed and solo ed by all. A good ,‘ll‘o—
gram was so render-q], alter w left
a delightful repeat W," More! by
Miss Emma lricson, who noted as
hostess. There was no dancing.
The Rev. Charles K. Woodson ocv
copied the pulpit of the East Avenue
Methodist church, yesterday morning
and evening. Mr. W’oodson returned
home by rail from New Haven, Fri-
day night. and Mr. Smith. A. N. Pad-
dock and P. H. Fielding, other mem-
bers of the party on the flshin tri
with Captain A. W. Day, in the on -
bill, returned with the boat. Saturday.
As yet the biggest catch ofsuapper
blueiish ot the summer was made yen
Cockenoe island, yesterday. in Gap-
tain C. A. Anderson's launch Ferret.
The total mess numbered 900 ash. in
the party were Captain Anderson,
George Tobey. Harry Tobey of Spring-
tlcld, Mass; William Kaske. ms Sey-
mour, John Sllcox and John Bogardus.
William Dennison, the young Fiat
street marketman, who is to sell out'
his interest in the firm of Johnson and
Donnison to his partner, James A.
Johnson, is planning to leave town on
Wednesday. He intends to sail from
New York to New Orleans, and go
thence by rail to hos Angeles. He
has not yet. made his plans entirely,
but may go into business at Los Au-
gcles. ,.
Edward .Tobcy. Fred Brown, Elmer
Sconeld and Willlafn Shea, constituto
log a portion of Captain Tobey's Sun-
day class, took advantage of the tine
day, yesterday. and went to New Ha-
vcu and Saviu Rock. The enjoyed
the various pleasures of tie latter
place. and had a shore dinner. Mr.
Seofloldowcnt to Bridgeport by trol-
lcy and thence to New Haven by train.
but the rest of the party made the en-
tire. trip to New Haven by steam road.
There was an extra musical service
at the East Avenue Methodist church,
Sunday morning, which was enjoy-
ed by a large congregation." Director
N. Smith Ferguson was assisted by
Mrs. Ambrose Carpenter, A. F. Hatha-
way, Mrs. Theron Bradley, Miss Cnr~
ric Carpenter and William 0. Taylor.
Mrs. Carpenter and Mr. Taylor Snug
solos very effectively, the former ren~
t
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Gold Medal Flour makes perfect bread.
itowima.
ROWAYTON.
llai'vcy Acknrt has been made act-
naslcr George W. lli'ynn. it is hoped
Tlic Dclplilan Athletic Association a
ll
The memorial gun was decorated
“Baseball, Sun-
lay.“ The painting is supposed to be
White paint was used. P
The animal report of the imperial
The officers are: President,
lent. Richard A. Foster. New York;
(7. Il. Garritson; assistant 0
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The Rev. Yonun ll. Slmhbas. of the. (.
A pleasing feature of the
lloth old and young
people hope to hear this interesting
of t
Captain Frederick Sprower.
Captain Sprowor ex-
lils crew within a few days and then.
weather permitting, the price of fish,
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tumble.
Editor Sentlnclz, After reading E.
nue. I can commend that feature. but
where the change in running cars on
tracks opposite from the present way
to avoid collisions will help with pres.
out conditions, we fail to see. Sup-‘
pose they do follow Mr. Hill‘s hint.
While it may, as he says, avoid a cot
lision between south-bound vehicles
and south-bound trolleys, what is to be
done with south-bound trolleys and
north—bound vehicles? But, then, it
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All Darien baseball games were put
out of commission Qaturday by the
hard rain storm. ‘ '
The Republican caucus for the pur-
pose of naming delegates to the state,
congressional and other conventions
will be held tomorrow evening at the
town hall.- ' '
it is expected tlint a number of Dar-
len people will take in the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company's excursion to Savin Rock.
Wednesday. The mood trips tickets
from Darlcn cost only 58 cents. The
excursion train leavesbarien at 8:21
a. m.. arriving at New Haven at 9:30.
The trip to the Rock will be made by
trolley from, the New Haven depot.
The train leaves New Haven on the re-
turn at 5:40.
'7 21 near or. our NORWALK-
Three cololfiii men were picked up
i
..They were rst seen along the r ilroad
mind t matter to‘iiie no ice a
as a countable Han rd
arrested the three men. who gave their
ter and Lyman Lamont.
teen days in Bridgepont jail. with costs
added. ’
a little in Dorian. ,
that. George Sharer. 0:13. Fitch. Clar~
once Bcoflold and John Gotta will make
a fight in the mobile“ caucus for
the nomiation for firs
Hiram B. sylor‘is loo upon
candidate, or the not}: .,
ohd selectman. YIN».
probability will be'tiifi ,
didate for first selenium“ and E. T.
Bates and Willliah comers are
said to be candidatasifor the second
place on the Democratic ticket. 'For
the Republican nomination for town 100,
tax
William Ballard, will have a worthy
contestant in John P. Drummer.
in a big touring car.
went clamming the other day. in their
walked into one of the pot holes which
harbor.
pulled out by his companion after los-
ing hisclamming implements,
new town haltwill await the action of
building. Should the voters refuse to
make the appropriation asked tor. the
the cost until it is within the present
two handsome houses on“ his property
improvement of his property his Jap-
anese kiosk,,which will be built on
the concrete pier recently completed.
When his plans arecsrrled out im-
the selectmen for a special town meet- be to have hot and cold running water
ing to be held at T0
evening, August 25, ,
first business of the meeting will be room?
to appropriate 81,000 to be added to the the high": degree of comfort.
appropriation of $18,000 for the new
town ball. This was made necessary plumber. are .mcu, comma!“ n.
by the fact that nails of the, hona flde
bidders for the erection of the build-
ing were beneath the sum of 816,000
which was appropriated by the voters
in town meeting. The remaining sub-
jects to be discussed are thin ”suit. of
21 others, to continue the North dis-
trict school formuother year. This is
the protest of the people of the dis-
school committee to discontinue the
school and transport the scholars of
the district to some other school house. ~
The same petition proposes to increase
the town school committee from 6 to
‘12 members.
structs the sclcctmcn to proceed as is
necessry to carry out the vote cx-
wonder whether they have any voice
in the conduct of the affairs of the
town. Lost year it was voted, in town
meetings. to return to the district sYs- .
tom of schools this year, but the school
dation system that the plan of return-
ing to the district system cannot be
carried out. for the majority of the
voters of the town do not really favor
it, and also that it is practically im-
possible to carry out the plan, as the
taxpayers in the district are not pre
pared to repay the town for the prop-
erty’lt has previously purchased from
vor the district system, believe that
the will of the people, as expressed in JOHN H. KNAPP. M Viol-Ill...
town meetings. should be regarded, FIEBERIGK H. ROWAN, and Vi»
and that the plan adopted by the vet. 1 o- . ,
ors should not be abandoned without Nil-FRED IODW-ILIE. ”HIM "- ,
action by the voters. it is believed DINMEGTORI, , ...—4‘.- ?
tha action will bi taken to enforce ‘,,r . .
t"° ‘ a. H. Mathewson Ham-y soy-nom-
it stands on the books just the same,
and future generations will wonder JOCIIhB-Mifllltl J-Wllllfl "in"!
why the will of the people was disre-
garded. '
Union was held at Lake Siscolt, sft-
and Mrs. Maurice Laney attended the
reunion of the 13th Regiment, Con-
necticut Volunteers, at Savln Rock,
would be unkind on the part of the so The Republican caucus for the , .
clcctuien not to accept Mr. liill’s in- election of delegates to the state. “EA“. .j‘
vitation to take them down to inspect, congressiodal, senatorial, and pro-
thc ground, and while on thegroundl bate conventions was held in itay- HOT WATER
some way may be found to protect that! mond's Hall Friday evening. About AND ~
northbound vehicle by passing it ovcri 1,0100 voters gathiered fofr thehmee‘t‘ljng.
or under. it certainly would be mast, w ich was unan mono or t e m or-
festly unjust to put it oi! entirely or' ity olt lb": eliectetd). F. {iagxceddwrlr‘s ‘ GAS FITTING‘
cause northbound travel any incon .n- appo n ed 10 era r, an war . , . ‘_ .
lcnce. RESIDEN . Rutledge clerk. Eugene Well and J. Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
E. Hersam were the tellers. The tol- ”d '2":-
lowing ticket was elected: State, B. ,
DARIEN AND NOROTON' H. Mead. C. B. Keeler. M. D.; congres- ’
sionel, George E. Raymond, C. H. De-‘
merritt; senatorial. Lewis Provost, J.
E. Brlnckerhofl; probate, William l.
Brantr B. H. Keeler. D. I). S. The
Democratic caucus will be held in the
town. clerk's office
evening.
and children are reported to have been! ‘ ,
ln Dario
la .
it his
book nicer, clean easier, pack
closer than tha‘Old mhion
Blue all”.
Crockery. Glassware. noncommu-
liix Goods.
Japanese China in Cups. Saucers.
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tracks .z‘nd'wften tt‘fieyutiesn‘lii‘ mg in;
"M“! W l W .0“. 0 “)0
house. Plowman it. Thornton , to
its
names as Walter Martin, Walter Fos
Justic Wil-
iiam H. Willmott, Jr..gave the trio fif-
.,_ .
Meal politics are warming up quite
it is" anticipated
asleotmsa and
‘ IS a
for negl- Plates, etc.
" 1gt'lénc:n_ Paintsrs' Supplies.
gallon.
.Whlte Curtain Poles, with datum. ,
collector. .the prescnt~ collector, Window Shades and Picture m”
made to order. '
Painting and Decorating.
WESTPORT. ......
Arnold Schlaet and family left for a We BIVO "1° 3- 5 H- Green Trad-
our through New Humpsbire Friday lng Stamps. Ask for them.
L. H. DECKER,
07 WashingtOn street.
SOUTH NORWALK.
D
Edward Everett and Robert Stewart
earch for the elusive bivalves Stewart
requently occur in the bottom of the 1.“. Con.
He went out of sight and was
evanv now assume CHAM-
BER v
“or, thebuilding 8: the *
'l‘he’ contrac
be coming tovm meeting in appropri-
tlng an additional 31,000 for the
fans Will be changed so as to reduce
ppropriation. g _
.l. M. Evans is preparing to build
t imperial Point. in his plans for the
should be complied you I w
crial Point will be a beauty spot, “‘07 WNW-0:19 911109 MM M
nd the most attractive place in town. 9°" n Ename °d “13017.
Have you ever stopped to was!
A call has been posted'sisned by all how delightfully convenient it would
at Hall. Tuesday in your dressing chamber. sloop-
t S D. m. The tag apartment or first floor toilet
its presence would anal-d you
We will gladly quota you prices. Oar
chanics. honest and reliable.
HORACE R. tNASH,
CORNER MAW AND fig: 810.
Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only.
on and after Tuesday. January 7.
1900. Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28, East Rl)ver. New York(, (foot
,of Dover street . ever do , excep
Sunday). at d p. in. i-‘i'tllgdvt received
at Norwalk up to 4 p. in. and South
Norwaik up to 6:30 p. m.
‘Norwalk'Steambiiht CO.
Annina .i. smith. c. c. Hum-n.
Luau. 000ml Agent.
CityNational Bank
IOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TRANMCTU I GENIRAL IANKINO
' IUSINEOI.
casinos I
«new ‘i ,
aunrtus AND odours, ..~'
, moment! 1 ,
:nwm H.MATHIW§Q1N:1PNIK
petition slgned by ii. W. Coley and
in against the proposition of the
The last moon in-
rcssed on all the above propositions.
Voters of the town are beginning to
ommlttee has gone ahead and ar-
angcd for the schools just as if no
uch action had been taken. it is
laimed by the friends of the consoli-
.1_-'
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f-
be districts. Others. who do not ia-
he action of the town meeting, but
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Christian awartz John H. Light
b
FRANK ‘C. '
runw CANAAN.
The. ‘clnm bake of the Carpenters'
irday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Wood and Mr.
Whit Glass ~', S
Oil. Round
flood ready mixed Paint. $1.25 per .
YARD TEL. 46-2. l
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Food H. Rowan. j ,
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.NOW OPEN under New Management.
was: nmuans A,‘ancIALrv. oAnciNe. sOArino. aA'rnmo.
\ AND oruan A-r-rnAcrious. ‘ ‘
'\ vippaoill attention glvan‘to automobile parties. - u.
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GEORGE XANTHAKY. Manager.
look at These Prices
.~—-—_—_—
nouns STEAK ....... 16¢
ssoutnsn err-:AK ...... . 12c
. LOIN srsAK..........' ........ .1so
POT sour 10.; to 16¢
Puma ms'noasr ....... 16°
nous: PORK ..,,. .......... 13c‘LB.
,auoppsn sass: ........ 2 Lisa, 250
ms LAMB 0H .s ..... .......2oc
pom LAMB c are 25°
3. W.“ DODGE,
22 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
The Hatch .81 Bailey ‘Co
1 \ scum 30%WAF“'«9°NN-., , , i,
Lumber andlliili Work for Everyt
; from a Piggery to a Palace.
MILL TEL. 46-3.
in'g
‘ srsan'rIEs”?
LINCOLN ROOFING, a super-i'LADDERS, ordinarv and exten-
ior fabric roofing, warranted sion, -
for eight years. :FIR CUTTER, two sizes.
TAR PAPER. 1, a, and 3-ply. ' SASH WEIGHTS and CORD.
N. I.-_~Wa close suture-ya proton up at noon.
s.
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Connecting Next"‘Monday, Juneau. rats vaunsvms-
,' yaauknsstiiosfismlii ya " Ii: '
8010 BY 03000578 EVERWAEIIE 1'
7‘1.“
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Cliff
lito’ollant mulains.
Dinners Evicnlnga,
'0 to 8 p. 'm.
nSunday Dhnorli a specialty.
Inner ,Psrt a , and an nets
‘ tainted. ‘5‘ "ti
CHARLES, REYNEKE,
Proprietor,
.Tel épbone 090.
s.
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“O. B.Jackson,
Optician.
Everything’jn the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free.
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7" NORWALK.
58 WALL STREET.
.... «m..»..-m ..
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OT TUFE"
Hazeltbn 68'
The place to get it is at
The B. Hershiicld & Son Co’s,
rec. 294‘. in WATER or.
.2 1 , "L . _ _ .,, ., .13 . ,1,” “if" g
L ‘ M W ‘ ’ h
or . n t
”BUILDER or. AND DEALER IN ‘
Cartridges, Wagons, Bicycles Aid"
Horse Goods
Automobile Repairing, Carriage Trimming
and Sign Lettering
Factories and Repositories—South Norwalk and Sensors.
TELEPHONE conuscrrou. ‘ ‘
V
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in Thursday.
Van Scdy
students. ”in
so 8°“?! ME“ 5““ ..
5°- "Willi“ ,°°""'
next Thursday
BIG FIRE IN STAMBOUL.
Upward of 2.000 Building. Destroyed
, . ‘ Yesterday.
CONSTANTINOP E, August 24.—
The fire which bro out in the sum
boul quarters of Constantinople, yes-
terday afternoon, was extinguished at
midnight. it. ,is estimated that more
than 2,000 buildings Wore destroyed.
A number of firemen and women-
1.1mm
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,_ ammonium. ma;
commas! in mm 99 esprit,
burned to death. he homeless prob-.
ably will reach seven thousand. i
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nee-.10
Jeddb an on Company’s Loliigh
. .30“ FURNACE. . ..
, Cross Creek and Upper ,Lehigh
'. ,Ii‘orlCoolting' Range and Self Heaters. ,
No.2 Nut-$5.99,,per-Ton, delivered in cellar
RAY ONDBROS.
, ,and» Salt. House
some Main Street, South .Norwau. . at-..
Clearance Suiciof Ladies’ Suits-Coats, Skirts,
Wallets and Dresses. ~
AI we do not carry over any Merchandise from one season to anoth-
or so wo‘mark it down very l w. Come" and be convinced.
Sale“ in Both“ Stores:
‘- ii i purl
N
25st,” 50c Bottles.
- i I " X‘f—j—o” .“fliagi
E. El. (;01~ ham,
Decorator ,
re. «:52. . East nor-wait:
NIAGARA FALLS and
0“ P TQIRONTO _ _
essgr'slgn ly Condu’cggdo'gouii *
' Five days trip. Accommodations in!
the flue international Hotel "Saint
day, August 29th. I "
Autumnal Tour‘tn‘the Willi ,
Mountains ,
$20.00—4LOS'l‘—-$20.00 '
Six days trip. Accomo‘dations ii iii
tine Sinclair’Hotci, Bethlc t\. G
tember doth, .
Book Name. for Thou Tours New. g-
ngHER TO'NS THIS SEASON
(K‘k island, Alr'tldt 29th .. 11.00
White Mountains: August 31’s} . . 4.00
Atlantic-Cit}: misuse» .1?" ~ ~— r
.................. 32.02) to szsoo
Saratorga. September 7th,
, $15.00 to $19.00
For descriptive circular and tickets
tiall onTSrigthAmt‘iS at Depot, or ad-
i rcss t EleE. 'i‘i' N '
00., New Haven. 0 TOURISF '
hem. Sept,
2‘ . l
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.r- . voua..../m
Shoe , Repairing ,
us nor Mousse on ,scisi‘trir’ic
. :untsss nou’npv u‘s‘.
Monarcii Renoir Shop,
43 RAYMOND s'r. ' _
'PHONE 453 oa'rosrsa. 1 7‘
Ewart Hardch .5.
I ‘ asiaamnteayron. _ .,
’2'
Garden Hess
Garden Tools;
“ Lawn Mewers‘
dad General Hardware
1 . ...—... .
Machine Work and General Repair-,,,
lug Promptly Attended To-
-. ”7‘
39. MAIN ST. Norms;
Attendanco‘all hours asygsnh night. ,
Frederick ‘H. Gearing",
UNDERTAKER;
haml'Parlors ih‘Conpoctitm.”
Lady Attendant. . ,. . ~ .
Office and Residence. ’ '
“80. MAIN 81”.. SOUTH NORWAI-K
We .Have Taken the Agency,
Pope-Hartford . .
And Now Hove mi Ctr: of 37’
,1 that Make toioflq' '. “if i
F. E. MWCOC '81 00$
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3359. Main 5:159.vath x iii-ill till?! in Mad
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