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BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager
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Charles Ainsworth will entertain
the members of the Methodist Sunday
school board, this evening.
Miss ireue Lockwood, bookkeeper at
the Crescent Li'iulltii‘y. is confined to
her home with illness.
The weekly meeting of the Men‘s
(lines was held, yesterday noott. at the
East avenue Methodist church.
Mrs. Samuel Hall, of l’iltsllcld.
Mass. is visiting her sister, Mrs i~‘ti
()itnstcad, of Myrtle ateuttc. let a tea
Hays.
itir. and Mrs. James Ctinuiugham.
Miss Mary Cunningham and Fred ilry~
one went: visitors in New Canaan.
yesterday.
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The weekly devotional meeting of
the Young i’eoplea' Society of Loyal
Workers was held Inst evening, at the
Advent Christian Church.
The usual services were held at the
Advent. Christian church yesterday
IliGl'Iililg anti evening. itev. Lester F.
Reynolds occupied the pulpit.
’i‘hc schooncrd Mary Ann Mctlanu
laden with a cargo of lumber. is dis
charging the same. at the Hatch &
iiailcy titli‘iiri, this morning.
A large number or people were pres-
cttl at the evening. at which time itcv
William W. (liliies preached to the
graduating class of the Mttrvitt school.
(‘. E. (tibbltts has returned to his
home in Stamford. after being the
guest oi‘ his daughter. Mrs. Alla-rt it}.
Dunn. of iielts place, for sevcrttiuittys.
'l'ite schooner, .luitn it. Well. with a
harm of pulp paper for iltt1 Hi. (icorgo
Pulp and Paper t‘ntnpauy. ttrrlvcd lit
the lower harbor. this morning. ntui
Watt towed to Nor truilt.
Iicv. (’iutt'lea .l. Atttlct‘aon preached
at the morning and evening services.
which were held at the vatiiah (“ott-
ttt‘cuttllouttl church. yesterday. The our.
vhea \verc well attended.
'I'hc monihly business meeting of
ilu~ Huttdny Hrhooijjl‘lonrd of the blunt
Avo‘ttuc Muiltuditti. church will be held
“this evening. at which lime the lilltl~
tors of ilttpot‘l’ititt‘o will ho considered.
.,. .mmgwmas...
lluttiei it'liotutnmllcu. of liowatt
iiii'ttoi, who has ilt‘ll coniluwi to iiiii
ituuttt l'or anutnlinte with illness, to
aimva retraining his air-inalh. Mr.
i.’llotuntotiicu will no to thr More for
u alu’irt than today.
The natural arowiheru spent the
finitiutih at their final Norwniit homes
and ropol‘i that Innl week was not a
prosperous one. thu weather hcittgtaunu
favorable for Work on tho iitalltl off
Bridgeport and it‘airiiciti.
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The altlcwniit in front at Ellis ll'
iluwartl a new home. in P: title avenue.
has been rotapleted and adds material-
Iy tn lilo; appearance ot-tlm place. Mr
“award in the first to construct a fillie‘
walk in Edlle avenue. but it Is hoped
that his neighbors will follow his good
example
Tito regular services were held at
the East Avenue Methodist Church.
yat'serday morning. Rev. William W.
Gillies preaching. in the evening, the
pastor preached to the graduating
class of the Marvin school.
The annual strawberry festival of
the members'of the Swedish Congre~
gationul church was held. Saturday
evening. in the church. The event.
was a happy and successful one and
the members who consltuted the com‘
mittee on attattgements were gener-
ously congratulated by those present
upon their excellent management. in
the course of the evening a delightful
entertainment was rendered. the pro-
gram of which was as follows: Singing
by the quartettc and apealtlng by the
Sunday school children; singing by the
male quartette and a ladies‘ duet; solo
Miss E. 0. Erickson. At. the concltrl
sion of? the entertainment, those pies-i“
ent went to the basement of the
church. where a bountiful supply of
strawberries and cream were setv.ed
Y., has returned home for the sum-
mer.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fable has re-
thmugh c tutcywi’mitt’i‘l. l‘t‘ Dg Ii'i‘M'
turned from an automobile trip throuah
New York state.
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Mrs. Nell Mitchell will entertain
the members of the Curent Eevents
club at dinner Thursday, at her sum-
mer home at Cotnp’o Mill.
Rev. C. F. Taylor has been invited
to matte the patriotic address on the
ii. on the morning of July 4.
As soon as he recovers the use of
his hand George Myers will return to
Philadelphia and resume his former
position in a large tttnuery factory in
that.
“I‘M
Sylvester Foster, who has charge of
the poultry plant on the “iiockanum'
farm which was cold the past spring.
will not vacate the premises until
full.
A road has been cut through the
iiiitl ttttt tilliill
j ester up to June 20 confirm the ac
counts or great losses reported by the
Siiii liltiii [983‘
State Foresier Spring Tells of
Damage Antonnilng to liver
liAll'l‘FORll, Junowlriftydive thou-
sand acres of woodland and cut-over
land have been burned during 1911 in
this state, with a loss aggregating
more titan $200,000, according to the
mutual report of the State Forester.
Samuel N. Spr g. made pttblic today.
The report any that returns of forest
fires of 1911 received by jibe state for-
newapapers during the past three
months. Six Weeks of drought made
the disaster evident, says the report.
but few ”anticipated damage to wood-
lands. buildings and forest products
aggregating more than $200,000. The
number of tires was 755, and Mr.
Spring says that had it not been for
hard work by the local fire wardens
and men summoned by them to control
the tires. many times the above acre
age would have been burned.
A tabulated statement is attached to
New Canaan has only recently ap-
peared in the list of health and sum-
t.he report showing that of the 755 fires
,283 were from unknown causes, 262‘.
town green at ii‘niriiold. by the D, A. '
by railroads lilti by cateiessness. 39
from brush burning and it» incendiary.
Nearly 4.300 cotda of stacked wood
Had a buildings were reported as bar
lug been burned bv forest fires The
estimated ioaacs to ill own timber and
sprouts is plated at $180,000 and this
state. forester considers probably cont
narrative. The season was so very
dry that unless seen and fought at
once tires swept over hundreds of a-
cres before the\ could be controlled.
Fire that butmd than some of more
itt April are as follows:
Durham, 2.0M) acres.
000; East Ivtne
damage 810.-
David litadley ptoper‘ty nt Compo
than act-es. damage
to which all did ample justice. it was jbeacit and the land will be divided and. 1.3000: Franklin. i one notes damage
a late hottr when the ntetrymaltet‘s
made their any itotnewatd. all happy
in that they had enjoyed a most do-
ligltli‘ul evening.
WESTPORT
AND
SAUGATUCK
\‘lestport probably has as beautiful;
a shore front as any section on Long
island Sound. The harbor is good, and
dotted here and their with inlets and
islands where are located finely laid
out estates. with handsome houses.
tutti the scene is a truly delightful one
Matty of the places take especial pains
with the landscape and art gardening
details. and in the summer time the
properties are at their best. 'ihere
ate numerous attractive drives
thtounhout the town. attd the wealthy i
New \otltets some time ago saw the
beauties of the place and many magni-
ficent residences have been buiiL
The town is very nicely altuated.
being on the main line of the New
Yolk. New Haven and Hartford itall
road, and having excellent trolley totr
auctions. The water facilities are an.
aurpassefi there being a fine harbor.
The shore property ltaa been rapidly
developed during the past few years.
leading to incite the town quite a sum
titer rcaort. laing to the coat of Nor-
thlit, a nttmbor of Norwalk people.
with othera from Bridgeport. Dnnhury.
itetltel anti other inland towns. hate
acuttltod ptopetty at (lotupo Mills.
and some fifty cottages and bungalows
hate been erected there. making a
complete settlement. At ()ontpo the
town has created a large pavilion. and
tlwro are. bathing attd boating fttelli
lies. An extension may he punts aualu'
thin auututot.
fluorite Ward in burning a sore hand
the wrath of“ a fall froth ltlu bicycle.
hilau Mary Holley oi Rtlsttvllio dint
iricl in enjoying a u'tioh'tt vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. William l.. (Inlay havn
roturumi front a month‘s aolourn out
of town.
itlrtt. W. Nualt and Mrs. (i. ii. iii.
John have been recent nun-ale of relic
“Hill in New Haven.
Mina illthol Httiffra will teach the
West Long Lola school. until your in
jjpiacc of Mina Ht‘titilltii‘”
'l‘ompiniludge. it”. and A. M.. at their
taut "renting you-u lo tltaconthtuntheir
‘ meetings until snptnmbnr.
Mr. and litre. Charles (“instead are
in itidgolleld where they Were called
by the serious illness of Mr. (liar
eisad‘s mother.
liev. Charles 1-“. Taylor spout Suns
day out of town, ltev. William Womb
brldnn officiated in- the. Congregational
church yeatcrdny.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy 'i‘liolttpsott and
, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Godfrey. of (Jan
non station spent Saturday and that
day at their college on oomph henna.
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Mina Helen fiiierwood who has been
attending: reliant evaluation traits it.
sold for building lots for summer t‘csl
dent es.
has purchased of. Raymond Bros, of
South Not \\ ilik.
tenor lite Sunday school publication
of the Methodist. church. addressed
the Sunday school oi the Methodist
church yesterday morning attd con-
‘i‘lte marriage oi” Miss Marie Lilii‘
enliven. tutti lC\ 'etett pillow,
lplace Wednesday menial: lit-r
ltutit Mackenzie will pettortu lltet
ltnouv After a nodding ltip the young
li‘olipio \till teside in a newly ctctlcti
home on t‘ lluton avenue.
K on-
Wire-
The i-‘lpworlh Ieanne of the Mcllto-
dist church will hold a aotlai \V'williii
:dajt etenittp in cottnettinu with the
aifntt tltete will be a iiteiv iit‘llilit on
llhe question. “is Mankind .\li\iiil
ring." The atlirnutilvo side is ”\lti‘ll by
\‘i. l" i’tcston ttttd Mts. Sloth-t ii.
‘Flliou. the negative in l. t‘ luttles Suit-
ivn and Mrs. A. ti. ltotntou.
t‘ontractor ticot'ae littlnpher
men are laying a iii-loot red court-old
porcii' on the new house of
l‘ech on t‘ltntloa island. Mr. i'otk
gland tttttt erected a tank ncathc. from
which wait-t is forced to the how bolts-l
inn. l‘he \chi Ill‘iii‘ his house was unlit
for uni- tutti lulu been filled up
A heurinn on iill‘ Nine of tho last
will of (lent-nu it. titular-ll came up
before Judge it. ii. itratlicy in tho
probate court Saturday. livideuco
up
lost. The liiitii‘itt')‘p for the ..-..
lllilil are William a. ttrltllu.
.l. lit‘ilii‘ii llurltmtl. Attorney titties
.lmlaou and Jacob ttmtdhurt. of New
Haven. are looking after the interests
for Mra. iitlnttnii. .
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ENGAGEQ All TEACHERS.
mum-wan
Nearly All of Danbury Normal School
"Grant” Got Pellilomt.
With very low rmtnpllutmthn taunt»
bent of ilit- ttruinr clash at the liatthttry
natt'd Friday have been outward to
teach ltt Connecticut schools and will
enter upon their profession with the
opening of tit‘iltlrtiiil. next tall.
A partial list of those with have or»
copied ttoaitlous in the Connecticut
achnols follows:
Miss illlum Louise Abbott. of Wgtet‘a
bury. in tlartnni Miss Margaret it. ital
rout. of ikllii‘glt‘lGWii. in Sntnerviile:
Miss llrntrice batty Battle. at Davina.
in iiotvayton; Minn it'lmun tiregory. of
Namath. in Norwalhl Mina l’hylila
iinicua iilrnlliahu. of Dnnbury. in
“(linens Farms; Miss Katheryn llrosar
menu. of Wontpurt. in Trumbull; Mina
.iieasie. Louise Treatiwctl, of Woatpo‘rt.
jitt“"I't-tttnnttli. and lilies Lillian Annie
an» em.-m_a
,The Sentinel Want Columns are far
Mrs. Frederick Grilliths. of this town;
ducted a uniott service lit the evening. lj
“iii into"
and.
Walter,
baa tcccntiy dug a well on tedat is,
was taken proving that the will was}
William. of liltignficld. in itititfotiehl.’
lung in their infirmitwtheytmap
do
$3,000: Kent i000 actcs damage 31.-
icon; i’laiutllle. Loon act on damage
jfliilntl; North t‘uuttnu. 1000 acres.
damage mm: lixittrd. taco acres.
‘damage $17M); i'lalutilln and New
South \'ot unlit the bar tisomo house lirltaiu 1.53:“?1|(I(S.ti:llililge satin; W at lagainst the southern Sit).
on Sound Vieu and Highland av.enue tron and (‘ornu all. l,:’ll .n antes. damage lull drives over excellent
i33.02.”). liatltluttusted, 3.000 acres, dam
age $7. 000 iiurltuglou and New Hall
Rm Illllilll Nit-Wmlll “““lfillllli 9‘“ itotd. 2 4.30 actts damage 311.300 The lion and health amid nature's most de-
jtotal cost of lighting the flies enumer-
gtttod was $1.67tt.‘.tnj*pf which the. lane
test was it‘orl ‘iiujrlittgton and New
.iintllotd fire 3.372.
i‘ht tcpotl points out that the losses:
so fat this your haw been Wotae titan
thin and notes all that violators ot‘
the law have been ptoaeeuted v-lizor
ously.
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A part of the annual report is do.
voted to the detailed statement at that
forest fires. chit-fly those of thin. while
ya special feature In a description oi
the use of bucket pumps to extinguish
iii't‘il with water, Illustrations show
a newly designed two man pump. The
state foreait r says:
, Rt vett town should ptmido its war-
jdnua with tools, extinguishers. pumps.
and ntbet equipment. The keynote o‘f
3fire service whether cities or in tin
.roreat is “an ounce of prevention
‘ worth a poutul of curc.‘
CAMP FALSOM NOTES.
Fl'lillii it. Lamb. of the St. Joseph‘s
,scltool for deaf mutca in New York
city. has arrived at the camp to spend
the sutumut.
lhn young men of the camp are
‘ training a large tbrtln which they have
icuptnrned to entrain tttatty clover
trick»
”Salome" but the dam on hum not yet
i been taken into the lost of tricks
Quite a number of New York yountt
j men spent Saturday and isluttdny at the
ramp as gtteata.
i William (lavauauit.
by u do; owned by Mrs.
Smith Wilton.
Injury. The. wound was cautcrlanti and
and no aorioua eliot‘la are suttcpniod.
who wan bitten
’l‘tttile.
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iNTERNAYIONAL EUCHARIBTIC
convinces.
MADRID. June Stir-«tiliain utltcially
watchman the iweilly-Hoooltti interna-
tlonltl idttcltarlrlic ("Gilliftiilm yester-
day. King Alphmtao detonation initiate
Don Carlos. who made a speech of
greeting. The church of Stan irratwla‘
no. in which the proceedings are be
lax hold. was filled with proteins.
priests and lay delegate: from all an-
ttons. A autumn special service with
discouraea’ by the papal tannins and
bishop nf’Namttr followed. Every
train is bringing ltt additional doing»
lions and arrangements have been
made that promise to give the cou-
gretut the some brilliancy as marked
the gathering at Montreal last fall.
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ALERT Fifiifii‘ifin FIRST
The yacht Alert. owned by Vice
Commodore Russell '13. Band. of tile
Nurwn‘lk d’anht Clltlb‘ fleet. finished
first. in the 100 mile race from New
York to Block inland. Saturday and
iiuuday. The Nutmeg. owned by the
Bettina Yacht Gillian fifilfiiiei' boat
the Alert. an a close second at the
. t
is2
They have named the. croaturn'
of,
is recovering from the:
finish. a d iron the race on than at-
mer resorts, but its seductive charms
,ttnd healthful atmosphere have. be-
come quite widelv known. Persons of
idelicate constitution and semi inva-
this have frequently come hither seek
lag restoration to health. and here the
'iost treasure has been found Our sa-
iiubrtoua climate. and the soothing
quietness of our surrounding bills have
i begun to be appreciated by those
3 who with netves and worn brain wear
lied. seek the rest and treating which
tjnature gives Few inland towns can
boast of greater or more varied
chatms than New Catalan. Nature has
bestowed with rare prodigituy hcr gifts
upon our town and its vicinage. 'l‘he
twenty four square miles of territory
etnbtaced in our township. covers
tempo of the most attractive and pic
turcaque scenery to be found anywhere
. in this section. From many of our ave-
nues traversing the ridges upon which
the town is situated, panoramic views
10f Long island Sound delight the eye
thoata and sailing vessels render
ed diminutive by their distance. dot
ltlte horizon. Across the expense of
blue water the deeper blue of the
island which gltes its name to the
-Sot:,nd stands on in reatt‘ ui outline
The charm~
(‘Olil‘lih
roada. connecting with several nearby
ltowus. is ahotber feature which at
tracts those who seek real and recrea-
iigittfui hahnis
Benjamin ii. Kecler, .lr.,
ijployt-d by F. .i. “'olfel.
is now etu-
iluthi Atery of the Soldiers' Home
at Nototon. «cited an i.. M Mont'.oc
l Friday.
{1 Judge. (lay of the Supreme Court. of
titles Yet it. has been a guest at the
Hampton iuu.
; r:. V. Patio and family. of New Yorlt,
inure returned to their summer home
gun Smith's tibiae.
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Liudaley liurr. of Columbia college.
has been apendittu the week at the
ircsltient‘e of his father. i'rol‘. iiurr. of
\\ cat street.
Mr. and Mrs. V. 1.. Health. of Locust
avenue, will leave for West, It‘tllillmlill.
ituuard's Bay. next Saturday. for a
visit with friends.
David llurtls. of liloubronlt, former-
I_v of this town. baa been a guest of his
friend. George it. Stevens, .ir.. for the
past few du'ys.
linau Van anthracite. president of
(‘oltunbln (Yellow, and one of tho best.
known mathematicians and instructors
iii the United States, is a guest at the
Hampton inn.
It is said that local people have in-
lcrcstud themselves in the bankrupt
.iOIllutOil plumbing establishment anti
that the hardness will he continued as
soon as the financial difficulties are
'rettled.
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Mrs. Seaman. wife of Judge. A. it. w
inhuman, have a tea at her home on
triennial lildue Friday afternoon. A
number of ilrldttcport friends were her
mienli‘ of butter and the function was
a decidedly enjoyable affair.
Mrs. it. it. Knox gave a tea at her
palatial home in Usaoke avenue. ll‘ri»
day afternoon. in honor of Mrs.
(lessior. who in occupying the in. Me-
Knruon place, In Weed street. The ten
war a. brilliant affair and was aileud‘
ad by may prominent anciety ladies.
Contractor itodney Light in repair-
ing the gutter in from of the Center
Schoolhouse on Cherry street. Corp
tractor flight has also recently finish-
ed connecting the Stenslnnd house on
Cemetery street with the aewar and
repairing the walk In front.
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j Pearl, of New (‘anaau avenue.
beds will be operated as soon as com-
pleted. and the old ones repaired for
emergencies which are not liable to
. occur, however.
The water supply at the new reser-
voir is especially good. and at pres-
ent President Monroe says there is no
fear of a scarcity, if good judgment in
consuming water is shown. However.
as all other supplies are low it would
seem advisable for the consumers to
exercise care.
‘ The managers of the Regulars' base.
ball team have cancelled all of their
games that are of an expensive char-
acter. it is contended that the support
of the team is not up to the standard
and that the club is financially em-
barrassed. it is said that while they
will play throughout the season they
will schedule games with teams de<
manning a smaller bonus. This is a
decided blow to the sport and the‘few
loyal ones who have siren their sup-
port are considerably chagritted at the
turn matters have taken.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahackemo‘—~W. i3. Lipphard. New
York: Charles Reinhold. A. Reinhold,
J. Arbesman. Daubury; H. C. Norton,
Rochester. N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. How“
toy and family, Brooklyn; .i. M. Lay-t
ton, H. Mathewson. F‘. D. Lawton. city; .
‘S. F. Cone and wife. 8. Greensteil,
Bridgeport; L. Mintz. Newark. N. .1;
Yonkers, N. Y.
CHICHEjjSTERS PILLS,
marrow” “m...“
”glam-D
Pull- in is“ d and 8:.“ metallic
bo ores. sealed with Blue Ribbon.
1'st no oil :5!”
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5010 BY DiiiiiiiiiSTS EVERYWHERE
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embaimer
19 North Main Street. South Norwaikj
Residence. 0 Washington ninet-
Tolephene at office. ass-z.
Telephone It house. on.
Broad River ,
Mrs. E. A. Smith. of New York. has
been visiting her mother. Mrs. C. E.
Brown, of Silvermine avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Simerson. of Brook-
Ipnn, have been visiting Mrs. Simp-
son. and other relatives in this place.
Mrs. Edwin M. Blake and daughter
have
been. visiting Mrs. Blake's uncle. lsaac
(‘aniieid. of New Canaan.
Mrs. Waller \'. Saunders. who has
been visiting a week with.lter sister.
Mrs. George W. Voorhees. of River-
side avenue. has returned to her home.
The Broad River ball team lost a
hotly contested game to the [mes
Manufacturing Company's team on
Saturday, by a score of twp to one. in
ten innings.
TO CLEAN MACHtNCE.
The proper way to clean a sewing
machine is with plenty of kcronsene.
Fill your oil can tvith it and all care-
fully every working part that you can
reach: then sew rapidly on some use-
less piece of goods to distribute the
oil.
’l‘ltea latte a chamois skin or a
sponge. or a soft piece of cloth that
will not leave tint. and wipe up all the
surplus oil.
Of course this strenuous treatment.
is only for once in a while; in gener-
al. oil only with the finest sewing
tuachlno oil. or you will injure your
machine. But once in ecry few months
this method is emoticon-«New York
Press.
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Don't forget to have The Sentinel
sent to you while you are on your
vacation at the sea shore or the
mountains. The address may be charts»
edmaa often as you desire. Keep in
touch with the home news by reading
the home paper.
When in need of ice. phone us your
.order. it will receive prompt atten-
tion and you will know that you are
setting the heat and parent ice on the
“Write“ We can‘t explain why. but
Work on the new filter beda in near
completion. Contractor Harold
Mead and his superintendent. George
Stevens. have made every effort to
complete the work as hastily and elii
finally as possible. Titp new beds are
initiated north of the old one. They
are three in
6'
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TRAVELERS
Liability Policies
Proter t
Automobile Owners
ASK US ABOUT RATES
J. M. Layton 8: Co.
iNSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
AGENTS
5 Railroad Ave..
Spring Goods
Now in Stock
l“ E. E. Gorham
Decoratoi
to mm 81.. But Norman
Tolsphens m
WITH
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we j I
You can raga:-
late your oven“
heat perfectly.
rY our bread will .
bake evenly-57.
sides. top and
, bottom
sotdehow or other our ice seems to
last longer than other ice. Phone 580
today for a trial order.
Brookside Ice-r Co.
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number and are ranch out“ and Manage. N. Ya it. H. O. H. .
4 Ann "in “a N3? "
unit it" pa yard
.Housatonic
Power Co...
L. R. Hurlbutt. Wilton; A. Edwards. Q,
South Norwaik. OIL
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