re indeed is 11 most delightful
on, than which there is nothing
, in all Connecticut Topograph-
‘ ly speaking, the place is simply
beautiful, especially in the spring.
summer and autumn, when Nntuie is
other loveliest, and when the winds
during these seasons are soft and
hourly—us they oftentimes are in this
icinity-whringing With them their
fheaith~giving properties, it is assured
joy and a comfort to. sojourn in
spot so highly favored, this lining
ubly the case when the weather per
1111 of bathing, boating, dnncing 11nd
shingwall of which are to be enjoyed
‘ full measure here.
lilies Hamilton is soon to build op-
posite Earl Stevens' house, on McKin-
ley place.
“Dr. Thomas Lloyd will move into
Bhiuenew home in Tokeneke Park on
Saturday
. . Mr. and Mrs. C. Stuart Mcbean, of
"Danbury, are spending the week at
130“ island.
V, "Mrs. Gerritt Smith has leased her
new house at Tokeneke Beach to New
York parties.
\1
, Aaron G. Stevens has the foundn
tions. laid for a five room house on
McKinley street.
_ A1 most important special meeting of
the Reliance Social Club will be held
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock pt the
- residence of Mrs. Samuel Mend/North
.Iove'nne.
The mnnv fIicnds oi lleIlIc-It Du-
suit, who is now in the Philippine is
"lands. a1e receiving post colds from
V‘liim. Mr. llufuuli 1111101111 flue honlth
and a good time. V
J. Sheridan and family, of Newurk,
‘.New Jersey. arrived on Suturdny, to
take possession or the James R. Con—
‘nor place in Brookside. They have oc-
-VV.u‘pied the property for threcfvenrs.
‘ George R Bylngton of New York,
'who is summei 1111., hi the Edgewuter
‘ cottage on ileii islund, bus purchased
:8 twenty-live foot Month of Noru'ulk
inat‘ties and hopes to have her ut the
Norwaik Yucht 11iub before the. end of
, j,_the present week.
The Norwuik yucht club hnd two
Vbhits entei ed in the 11111111111 spring 111-
gotta oi‘ the imchmont Yuchi club,
l1 Sutuimdny Vicc- (‘onimodme itussoll
. Budd's new yacht "Alert" wus in
{the first division of the lIIIudicnp class
and willie she ilnished first she was
third on time ollownnce, the "inter-
. in" winning. Willinm Jr, Clark's new
V Notomn" raced in the third division
of «Vibe-some class and lost to thumbin-
Ook" by the scout murgin of 32 sec-
‘onds. V
, CAMP FALBOM mores.
Pugliist’ Fish.
oe Bailey, the mil-pound chumpioh
,. will of the cunt ultio, New York‘
y: is lit Comp Folsom, in South
Wilton, where he will undergo light
dining for n bout which is to take
lites in the near future lie and 11
hiher oi‘ the comp boys took 11 tell
its run this morning uttur which he
.,bortcd that the roads 1111': in lino 111111
filed 1111‘ training work. ills brother
u. in Bailey is somewhat of 11 box
1! for, the amusement of the 111311111
y‘not together lust evening for 11
11111111 bout which proved most 1111
ting dud exciting. bailey bus
02 bottled 11nd bus lost only
by decision. Ht! bus the making
h tied uu‘d clever pugiilnt 11nd will
iy be 1111an] 1111111 1111.121 umong
rhotc'hers in the business.
111111“) members are on 11 fish
today and expect to return
11ndluniPlto Iointment will tcurb
,tnnny wealthy ones.
ling and. itching 111111.111»
mors‘. niln‘ys itch int; M on
11111111111 ivso lnutni‘it 11111:. ~.
1’ “£1113 111 '
bill “it o Ointment
11 a 1:111 sit
. AND
NouoroN
Barton is essentially it home town
and has a most delightful environment
that is not unappreclnted. no bear wit»
uses the scores of New Yorkers who
have taken material advantage of the
fact by making the place their real
dence for the whole or part of the
yem.
Located in and forming a part of 11.
sturdy and naturally attractive sec-
tion of the country. Dnrien has pro-
gressed fer many years, not by leaps
and bounds, but by steady and unim-
peded steps and it may well be proud
of the record it has made, its grdwth
having been healthy in even respect
in area, it is a big town and includes
in its boundaries some of the most
valuable and desirable property along
the Connecticut shore .and it. num-
bers among its residents some at the
best known people in the country, and
All about the
towu sites suitable for his country
residences have been bought up, in-
cluding those very near to the village
of Dorian itself, Noroton, Colieuder‘s
Point, Noroton Heights and the 011
Ridge section. Each year property is
more keenly sought here and 11. furth-
er great. boost will be created by the
extension of the electrics] equipment
of the New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company, whose
lines have sinuous of both the village
of Durien and the Norman section.
Noroton is but 311.83 miles from Grand
Central depot, New York, and barium,
.1112 miles. 011 the other side of
Barton, South N’O‘rwnik is only 4312
miles distant A trolley svstom con.
ports the town both with the Towns
of N01 walk and Stamford.
.M..- _. . _...
Attorney George ll. 1111511111111, 01'
South Norwulk. won it visitor in Dar-
ien. yesterday, on business.
The s111nmerrenidents are comments
log to flock into the town and business
is getting better as 11 result. ‘
...W “m
A number of boys and girls were
observed enjoying the luxury of n
swim near the White bridge. The
youngsters did not seem to not us
though the water was very cold.
The board of selocimen- held 11 111111111
1111.1. ymcstorduy morning, in the town
hail, of which time hunters of rou—
tine business were trunsuctcd. The
bills coIItrnt-tod ngninst the town Were
also puld 11nd orrungonwnis mode for
the works on the mods, which is ink-
lug. considerable of the time of the
town fathers or the present moment
The mod illliirllllltl won at work yes
terdny on Mnin street and II welcome
sight it won to the residents or that
‘iInI‘d-used highwuy, 1111 Well its the
merchants on the sumo. The roud was
being cleanly sci-sped of oil the dust
and surplus mutter, preparatory to the
sprinkling (10 mod oil. li‘hon the oil
shall have become congealed with the
rout] u grout improvoIIIenf will be
murkod and the duct ‘nuisnnce will
inn-11 been abated
,.. up»...
Miss 11111111111111 Cmriunn andcllouis
Simon were united in murrioge June
111'. 111 St. John's Church, Iloroton, The
ceremony was witnessed by 11 number
of people. among whom were Mr. and
Mrs. W. (lrncuy, Miss Frances (trolley,
Mr. and Mrs. (‘1‘. Word, Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Phillips, Miss tiny and others.
i‘rom New York city. Supper was serv—
ed nt the new home of the bride in
boltoy nvonup and u very enioyublc
time followed. Mr. hihnon won for-
merly 11111111111111 in the wholosnic to.
bncco luminous. , 1 ' '
n
1111111111 I-l. Raymond. 11. 1111111111 paint-
cr. is mourning the loss of 11 pocksb
.Hm...... . .1. ,.. 1.... .~.Mw...w
Oil Stoves and
ice Cream Freezers
‘ They both help to keep you cool in
Elliot Piiosl .
. hot 11111111111111, V
' Mr. Raymond was seeing the sights
, to get his money.
‘ ill. Udell oi! hunt 111311111111, beanie lune
book, which'contnlned $100 in cash
and a number of checkuthe sums hav-
ing' been taken from his pocket by a
clever individual ut Wonderland. Stum-
iord‘s new park, on Sutnr’duy evening.
and while in the midst of n crowd. he
felt somebody pushing at his trousers
pocket. but thought. nothing of the in-
cident until afterwards, when he went
Payment on the
checks was stopped and the Stamford.
police advised oi” the loss, but the
money 11nd pickpocket are still at
large
Editor Sentinel: ’VV
The Hon. Mark 1). Wilbur who is
president of the new banking con)
puny in Burton. expresses himself very
decidedly against the location selected“.
by the committee appointed for that
plirpose. He sure he would have glv 1
on them 11. lot up on (ironic street. if;
they bud asked him. The facts are R:
number of the directors. no Well as;
many of those who have subscribed?
for stock. believe it to he the most“1
undesirable lot for a bank from It hush
ness point of view that could have;
been possible to select“ A person doing
ing in town by trolley or train and:
who wanted to go to tho. bank,would1
hmc to inquire of someone to direct:
him. as the building is simply out of
sight. MI. Wilbur who was the prime,
mover in hnving a bank in 1111111111,:
and drew up the charter, bought 11 lot;
south of the I'niiroud. which be lie-3
liovcd was 11 11111111 iocnlion for busi-
ness-«11 thousand times better than?
where the committee lius bought, utter}
three months deliberation. hir. “ii
bur was not even consulted on to hint
wished on to locutiou utter iboy hnd'
turned down the loithe bud puichnsed
Y. Z.
Constuhlo Hnnford Smith, who is
not fct'lillg your well these days. bud
uniti- 1111 1.1111111111111111. Sunday nitnrnoun.
with 1111 insane iIImnto. of tho Soldloru'
Home in Noroluu. the inner rulchinu
the small but gritty oilirur of flu.- lnu
u sit-i111: 011 the side of tho fuco. which
sent Mr. Smith reeling cross the sidoV
wuik nud 111111 him the price of u bor-E
round umbrellu, which the irnio 111111-
stnblo broke 1111111 thohend Ili‘ the do
11111111.o1l11111u 11.11 11 11111111111 oi soil-proton
tiou. Constable Smith observed tho
111111131 11111'11llnr notions and wont 1111 to
him in n i‘rlondly 111111111121; telling him
to trot plum; down to Norotun. |11-.
111111111 the soldier winged Mr. Smith 11
bounty. Alter delivering his brood
side ilIo follow run down Mniu direct
with (‘onstuhlie Smith nilor him. Mr.
Smith, seeing thni lilo 1111111 \vns muk
ing for Norutoh. lot. him no. whereof
the follow stopped 11nd stood in the,
middle of the trolley tI';',Iuk stopping:
11 trolley. MI Smith unuin 1111111'11nchodi
tho 11111111 nud led him 111111111 filo roud,‘
giving him 11 good start. ilut again?
tho 1111111 returned. whercnt iivo muui
jumped on him 11nd ppcklnu him into hi
temp, delivered him 111 the lionue.
Whore ho wus placed in the puddctli
coll. Ycutcrdny morning he won tukon;
to the Middletown 11111111111 nuyluni.
WEDDING M GLENBROOK. 1
Benculli n canopy Ioruiod of daisies
111111 moon loaves, of the home of the!
brides 111111111111. Mr bud Mru. Owen ti. 1
llromiicid. at (ileum-011k Minn Murinnj
1A.llromllel1l was mnrrio1i.i-luturduy
iiftornoon, to James Wilson “11111111111111.l
of Lewisboro, N. Y. The ceremony 1va ‘
purforinod by iiev. 8111111111! J. Event.
pastor 111‘ Union anoriul Church. 11:15
bride won given away by her futber.’
She looked trimming in it dress of
white silk 11111111.». 11 veil arranged with:
11. houdcuu. 11nd orange blossom. The
11111111 of honor was her sister, Milli!
ii‘lmoliiiltl ill. l‘lromileld ,l'iie bout 1111111
wept 111111111111. Ellis: The miipio 111111119
. . Plosldiml
{rosiurtiuy nitm' lu-lng coniluod In his
3 bm‘ for 11011111 Ilmc by solution.
. for
”(Veils 1111111111 111 ”Buy Sialsioil" ;
islatur‘s Electrification in
Boston District Would
01131540300le
“BOSTON, Juno 19.-Protcstinz
. against compulsory. New Haven d:-
Hartford railroad yesterday sent 11 cir-
oulur embodying its views to eVerl'
member of the legislature. The circu-
cuior says in part:
"All the oidctrificntion at the New
fiction has been without compulsory
legislation. This year Is proposes to
eioctrlfy from Rendville on the . Bosv
.1011 lit Providence;~n11d to ileveriy on
the Boston & Maine.
"Electrification of chart distances,
any ten miles. has nerer been found
of; oil economical. There wiilV be pin-
csd upon ruiiroud transportation 11
very serious charge, which can only
be met by increased freight and pan-
genger rates.
w...“ -——. ”~—
REVENUE TAX i8 DUE MUST‘BE
PAID SOON
All special taxes should be paid be
fore July let, 1111 required by Section
3232, llsvised Stututcs, which roads on
follows:
”No person shall be ensured in or
carry on any trade or business heroin
alter mentioned until he has paid a
special to: thernfor in the manner
hereinafter provided. '
All special for stumps expire June
30111 and persons commencing or con-
tinuing in business on July lsl, should
procure their special tux stamps for
the coming year before the expiration
of the month of June in order that
they may avoid violation of the previ-
sions of Section 3239, lievlsod Stu-
tutss. which require ihut special tax
stamps denoting the payment of said
special tax shall be kept conspicuously
posted in the establishment or place
of business.
Any person who shall through he-
gioei full to so place and keep slid
stump shell be liable In 11 penalty
toque to the upccinl 111x tor which his
business renders him liable and thei
cost of prosecution.
finnm
iPF‘fiSlDENVT‘ SMIVTH lMPROVED.
SALT LAKE CITY: L‘ 11h, June 20.
Joseph F. Smith out. up
lie rc-
imI‘nicd flu! 11111111111191“ mode in his
Iuiohruui to (71111111111111 llnrdu'ick Sut-
urduy night. tluII 1111 would 1111 to Wash-
1111111111 1111 soon 1111 be won served with-
u subpoohn 11nd 1111: livnltli would r111-
mlt.
WW ’
DR. HILL LEAVES BERLiN.
l’ldliLlN, .lunI- zitmllr "19:11]?
.lnync Hill. who recently rostkucl his;
post 1111 A111111i11111-.\111bus ViI'ior 1:1 ”or
11111in left 1111' Kiri 111111,. 111 111-11111:
liu ioilols 11f 1'11'11ll to Kill‘i‘lul \‘i'ii
lfqu. Lost night ("l1u111'olior you 1111111-
lill'iill1l'it)i\\’t‘iig puvu 11 .Ililll.‘f in limb
1.1' of Hm l‘t‘lll‘illg, diplomat;
DOCTORS
FAILED TO
HELP HER
Cured by Lydia E. Plukhsm‘s
Vegetable Compound
1’ bond. Wis. _ "I 11111
bounce thutl have been
..- ....M ... mu... ._
glad totin-
cured of dye.
11111111 fumble
roubles by your
. imudlciuu. I had
. mg t¥oubifod ugtli
1 or 111' an
' 1111111 11nd co‘iiuuitod
‘ Elifcrcni doctors.
, but i'uilodtogotuuy
111111111. After using
I diulil Pinltiulmi 11
u getsbio illum-
11nd and Blood
K111111111 can my I
~nu1 11 111111 woman.
1 can't ilnd Words rennin-ens my thunkn
the good your will icluo 111111 done
me. Y unmoypuhliuh tiiii it you wish.”
ed iltrnuph un isle iormcd of ribbons
lo the piano 1111:1111 lilo clergymuu
111111111. The Iibbon girls Wore llunirico
i1}. ilromiitii‘d; l1 mucus \l’ttlieninn. lilthsi
unpaid 111111111911 11.11.111.111 uud Mabel
licnnott 11111111111111 mutiic we: played
by on or hbhtih. A 11111111111111 followed
111111 1111111111 The. couple received
numerous gills. They are to make
their home in Jersey City, 111111111 11111
groom is punched in huslnesii. '
W
1«hit-11.1111111111111i'linrrn. 1111111! A
The 11111111111111 of Lydia id l’ilikbaitil'd
to his Compound mods i’rcm roots
:1 edboron. lIqu rslioi bid 11: maybe
and with port'occo commonest: y omen
hoi suitor from idlip accidents, 111111111»
motino till-ocruto lib bmidt thmoruir-
Berni brides. 11111111: 11 pains‘buuksche. ,_
euriu down teen ditto one .
grating, (limiters, :1? 31111111111 13:611.“ 1w
“Flirt ‘ =
one 11"
lite
u
datum {Emilio
flop
i V “ml! 8
my 1%.:11111151111
11.. 111111111111 ‘
hing”?
Vfls
Silvormine, just to the northward
of Blood Riv,er is also 11 pietty sub-
urbun distritt. iicro some artists and
sculptois of national fume have been
induced to make their residence by
the natural beauties which did not es-
cape their truincd eyes. Among the
most noted of those are, perhaps. Th1»
mail is Powers, the cartoonist, and
Solon ill iiorgluin, who is known the
country over. Tradition says that the
name Sill orniim1 was given to this sec
tion by the curly settlers because of
the belief of the existence of 11 mine of
the precious metal in the section
W
The Sunday School of the Broad
River Union Chapel is planning for
11 strawberry festival.
Michael Griffen and family, of
New York, have moved into the Ker
ly home on the reservoir road.
Mr. Van Ellen is improving the 11p-
pcnmnce of his home considerably,
by adding 11 perch on the front and
oust side.
Stewart ll. Elliott, of Comotock
Hill, has bought 11 line liewflegal 80
horsepoweI runubout. The automo-
hnd Mr. and Mrs. Elliott are delighted
with their our
Mrs. l‘tnnduil, who formerly dived
in tho Guthrie house on the
her, husband obliged to more because
of the sole of the house. She is liv-
ing temporarily with her mother, hint.
Crosby, but will shortly make her
home in Norwulk.
Mrs. ll‘ry, of Ailmny, who is stop
plug 111 tho Alonzo i‘iuttrry home, be
.ing in such oxirmncly poor 111-11111:
Eno that she hits boon continod to her
lroom for tho two Weeks of her atuy.
is non able to come downstairs oc-
:cnuiouuily.
i 1. 1101111111 in making quite elation
into 13111111111111 in the rumor property.
which 1111 roccntii inquired. and in
which he expects shortly to locate his
1111 his home. A porch this been 1111-
V'dotl lo the iron! of Ike stoic, .tho
roof has been ruined 111111 the tour of
the building bus been extended. nod
'11 porch uddcd to the second Story on
[illill side. The 1'urpontors buvenbout
Viiuluhcd. mid tho opinion; will begin
their work this week.
'l‘lIu cntnipn trues, which were cure-
fnlly piuniod on the school grounds
with due ceremony on Arbor du)’.
worn first docinrod to he 11 disuppoint-
i merit because they did not immediate-
ly loul out, but owner? of them are
now more hopeful, because within the
brow-tho: of the junior grade. To
be sure the irons were decidedly
11111111 and somewhat barren. us
fur as louver or branches were con-
cerned, when they were delivered, but
it it hoped thnt they will come out
nicely. Owners of the trees priao them
conuldemhly.
Jordan’s
PerfeCtion
Wax 01'
Polish
(The famous “Donkey Oil”)
1
Clem 11111111131, polishes
beautii'uiiy', 111111. scratched,”
, leaves no odor. It does for ‘
woodwork what metal poi»
him do for brand and silver.
11:11.10: ”Circular. ' ‘
I
,3; _
. i
by 1111‘
. hold 11 1:111:11 service here tonight .
cor-,towns, is another feature which
” 111 11111111111.
New Cannon has only recently ap-
!cured in the list of health and sum-
er resorts. but its seductive charms
and healthful ntmosphere have be-
come quite widely known. Persons of
delicate constitution and semi-inva-
llds have frequently come hither seek-
ing restoration to health, and here the
lost treasure has been found. Our sa-
lubrious climate, and the soothing
’ quietness of our surrounding bills have
begun to be appreciated by those
who with nerves and worn brain wear-
led, seek the rest and healing which
nature gives. Few inland towns can
boast of greater or more varied
charms than New Canaan. Nature hos
bestowed with rare prodigity. her gifts
upon our town and its vicinsge. The
twenty four square miles of territory
embraced in our township; covers
some of the most attractive and pic
tureuque scenery to be found anywhere
in this section. From many of our ave-
nuos traversing the ridges upon which
the town is situated, panoramic views
of Long island Sound delight the eye.
Stenmbouts and sailing vessels render-
ed diminutive by inch distance. dot
the horizon. Across the expense of
bile is attracting not 11 little attention? blue Wuicr, the deeper blue of the
island which gives its name to the
Sound, stands out in restful outline
against the southern sky. The churni-
ing drives over excellent country
roads, connecting with several nearby
11!-
tracts those who seek rest and recrea-
tion and health amid nature‘s most do
liglnful haunts. a
new CANAAN's FLOWER aHow.
Prizes
New York and Brooklyn.
The Now (‘nIInnn Garden Club cure
on exhibition, Shlurdny. of flowers,
fruits 11nd vegetables raised on the
New (3111111111 11311111111 of New York and
Ilmoklyn summer residents.
Among the exhibitors ‘31 the New
(.‘unnn Country'tliub were Mrs. Edward
Grout. wife of former Controller Gout:
Miss Katharine A. Bliss, Mrs. Pnyson
1-1. .umui. Mrs. William 11. (1111111, of
11111111111111; Mr. and hire. 1 Ernest
Greene, Mrs. L ii. Luphom, Mrs. H. H.
Knox, Airs. ll. ll. Weeks. Miss it. A.
Child, Mrs. Arnold Sohlnet and Mrs.
Willurd Parker.
The uxliibit of wild flowers urrhngod
by children of the summer residents
drew-much uticnilon.
Mrs. ii. ll. Knox was chuirninu of
lb:1 exhibition committee. The judges
were Chunles A. Totty. of Madison. .*.
.i., foI'IIIm'iy munnger of the ilumihon
’i‘woinbiy 1.11.111». and Wiliiom Smith.
of Ilu1 ,ilohcri Mallory cent-1e, Port
Chcotor.
italics formed one of tho most inter-
esting exhibits. The prize for the
ill“! low dill/B one of the tires on 1110 , host specimen of, row of any vuricty,
school grounds 1111111111 to show stuns ol‘ ‘ was won by Mrs. i. H. lhphum. Othe
prize winners were Mich Ksthnrlue
Bliss, 111.11: iollzabeth Schettior. of
Bungntuck. lifts. Ernest Greene, 111-11.
F. ii. Williams, Mrs. John -ilerri11b.
Mrs. ll. Fisher, Miss 811111111111, Mrs. ii.
ll. Weekos 11ml Miss it. A. Child.
Miss lilies had the best collection of
perennials: Mrs. Edward M. tlrom, the
best collection of monies; Mrs. Arnold
Schism the best six blessnmn' of
peopled, one mriety, nine best spool-
VmVVcn spray iris; Mrs. Urout. bout cob
lection at iriu. lilies Elizabeth fichott
i111; took the prim for sweet pend.
Miss liliury Tauntindhogiiter: of Rush
Thiiiluht. bud 11111 bent cubic decontiion.
optimum. “William B. Dory the best lion
e.- V
Charles Rusted, 11 New York nitor»
nor. has purclmccd of bird. ll. B, Row
urn. tho property bounded by St. John
pines 11nd Seminury and Pork hirer-1m.
uud will 1111111111 flue colonial totalitarian
fronting on St. John place.
' m'l have 1111: somewhat costlye,
but noun‘s hamlets new that the re
suits desired. They not mildly 11nd
regulate the bowels ports il'y."-~
George B. K111111111. B06 Wnluu Ave”
11111111111111.1111. .
GALVA‘t‘iON ARMY.
(laptniu than" 111111111: 111111
Lisut.
hickluusn, oi diamond. accompanied,
111: the local members, will
Won by' Summer Residents,
. .n.«»mn~mm-m..-_m..- ... - . Mm. fl. .
HOUSE lNJURED BY A BLAST.
The breaking or n 1111 go chain hold-V
‘ing the ties, which were to dooden the
:binst. at the contract for the extension -
;of‘ the gas mains in Winnipnuk, lust
iweek, permitted the large logs to fly
[in all directions with 11 quantity of
ioi stone which the blast had looser»
:ed. One of the ties. tore 11 large hole
in the veranda of Jesse Pollurd's
home some distance away, but luck—
ily no one was injured and no t‘uther
dnmnge resulted. There is about 1,1100
feet of pipe line to be lnid and Con-
tractorVC. irving Byington and his
men are engaged in the work. All
the way so far blasting has been demon
snry because of the ledge of rock
through which the line must be laid.
The blasting is in charge of Contrac—
tor Paradisn who has the suut'onv
tract for the work.
ADVERTISE!) LETTERS.
Below is a list of letters remaining
uncalled for at the following post om-
ces for the current week.
South Norwalk
S.- K. Vidett.
C. Valintino. '
lsnheils Sears.
Mrs. Peter Rurimny \‘isgivir.
Harry Raymond, South Main streey
Miss Ciarisse ll. Raymond.
John Monahan, 18 Raymond street;
Mrs. Ella Mae Hendrick.
Mrs. R. Fisher.
it'd}. Dunning.
William E. Dnubon.
Miss Margaret Chiilhnrst, 49 East
avenue.
Frank Olgnrn, formerly 36 Chapel
street.
hire. Tempe Groves. cure of Mrs.
llillun. .
E. E. CROWE.
W. F. Wigmore 81 Co. 1
DRUGGIBTB
8 North Main St. 80. Norwalk
“new...” WE“... n” on...
1
1.
Let your Dinner
Cook Itself
OHIO
STEAM
COOKERS
Special Prices
Until July let
Horace R. Nash
N. Main St WedtStii.
S.Norwulk
1
Daily Line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only
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ill, Exit hirer. New Yuri: (foot "
ct hover ntrsotl. «my 11111111111»
cant Sunder). at 3 11 on. Walnut
received at islarwti‘k up to t :1. -
in wind south Namath up to who ‘
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