2Lots lawudesAveuuavooxlzd,each................ ..... ......... ............;600
4 Lots Taylor Avenue, corner liigh street sndfiputh ........ p ..... ‘. . . . . . .3400 to soon .
5 Lots Grove street, to ft. from, various depths, each... .......... . . 3....;000.
“lots South Main street, 50ft. front ......... ....... .....8250to$600
9 Lots Quintard and Lincoln Avenues, monthly pay, emh ........... .. .3 ....... $400.
fl” .
Bargains in Houses.
at. ‘2‘ South no. Street.
NEPélOlllllTElls our.
muscles srscur. collation
neuritic A‘f‘ new“ songs.
mum flat-run- tho Qua?-
"Won-m - ........ ».
”a Wlal Militia—no Condition of
the Ins-walk Water Warts Infra-sturdy
nines-soil. ‘ a
The special borough meeting held in
the Town Hutu yesterday afternoon was
attended by over three hundred voters.
Tbefirstbun'uemtakeuup wasa resolu-
tion presented by B. W. Maples, as fol-
lows:
the
asusdwatsrsupply sndstorsgsbeand
other in a fuhion
3'3: alerCommfl' 30' nets, andofsuoh raised five feet and it would then have a Harvey Ser‘trles and family and Hubert ly good reputation for lionesty, and fair- on " you that! would not
other as may be presented to the camcity of mono» gallons. The Beatles and wife, of Stamford. flees in all things. 15" been talented cit-when}. and :13:
am of thewmuiitwo; an estimate third me which he dwimw} a, an. ___- ~ _, »— -— ~ ~ m~ _....._-_-_-___,,W mid us ”Wham-o green
eaohcase and an estimated the co“ ““5009 Misfit)". would hold 189,000,000 . —~— ._ ' ‘ ‘ " ‘- mskssajyfisfrusisdpsople-they tried
ofthesame,in We: sites, in cou- gallons, was about two miles from 11" 5""‘1' Olen "’ l” hmflm'd “" toget their- ruoney down.
strucliou of damaaudiuothsrnecessnry
e
Entitled, That the expenses of said
committee be paid
ureron
Rearmed, Thatthereportof the corn-
ruittse, this day appointed, whenever
su%_report is“ completed. be printed and
promoted to a borough meeting, and
that thereport of the Court of Burgesses
con
'lished at
scold to a boroofimeeflfls- .
Mood, That warden be and be Is
requested to call a special borough
meeting for the further consideration of
ambm'm“ “brought hgm‘hmm‘é: into the distrihtitiug reservoir. Thoro-
hereby
In 3 trod
fillings itaplesstated that the experi-
ence 0! last year was sufficient indication
of ascanty supply of water. The water
rightanotbeiugallunderthe control of
theborougbit would bsbettsrtogo for—
WW,“ and secure the rights before going
further.
Water Commissioner lead then read
the following communication from the
Water Commisionsnmhich about covers
tbegrmmdsoftheborooxhwanu. "‘0 Week the water caught up, the
iii the Warden and Gentlemen of the dmuuh'not wins so great. Think-nu
ragwsm'Commmim, feeling that "Will‘s "my We tested in two see.
the responsibility for any lack of supply lions on the met and west side of the
1s m AacnnfllhasthorwalY, m125mh.‘“00
Mood, That the communication
‘fromtheW'pterComminiousn relative to
F. Bishop. who are hereby constituted a
committee to consider and report at a
future meeting of this borough. _
1. Whether the public convenience
and necessity require that the Borough
of Norwalk one the exclusive right
of streams w '
plyof misborough-aud topcure an
estimate of theexpense of acquiring such
right, whether by purchasing or by con-
damnation.
2. To ascertain and report to a future
meeting of this borough. the capacity of
each of the three reservoirs now owned
by the borough; what further storage
“MW ‘3 flflhgzmfilmaem dam, if awry at any time, could be and family, Joseph Scarles and family, a fluent speaker and haswl‘in exceptional-
orthe reportof
road tohssubmitted to such meeting,
andéasbeenduly publishedas required
in
lili- ill M ‘_ i: “If"; P'f. ‘ .r v
ll
WatsrComml-siorlsrshadnopower and
Charles Olmtsad congested that, as a
compromise, the Conrad-tombs added
aioners' in the committee. After some ‘hufi'fl'mv
further dhcussion Water Oomm'nsiouer
ulsrsaervoirforin-
Ior'lou and William
furnish the water sup-
. l Bel I lied.
(iroupc’s resermlr, and the deepalt of u" “m .
cost much more than the others they
were not as thoroughly impmed with
by the borough tress
of the warden.
it was hardly mssible, as their reservoir
was lower now by four or five feel than , .
at any time last year. . mg the matter in a few days.
as leastteu days before it is to
same be printed and pub-
ten days before it is PW’ Borough Engineer (.liarles N. “cod
the years of is“ and 1800 to ascertain,
as near as possible, what water was di-
oharged from tlietwelve-ineh supply lfips
resolutions.
' f regoiux resoluv
using me o twenty-four hours. They imagined that
the pipe was not running to its full
capacity and examined the llllr‘ uf pipe.
finding small air pockets at three dilfer-
and as drunk the pipe [M “$5.889
gallons in he same time. On Mondays,
during the dry months. the supply. as
not crrual the distribution. The rail. of
would WWI“! "5‘ “P0“ them. “d o‘clock in the morning. The test on the rushed in “”9 “31‘"
after the exposure of last yearare fully
convinced ' . .
that our storage capacity Ill sufficient to Ions. and on the east side a draught of l
”Pill! "’9 requirements 0‘ "40 Willi. 100,000 gallons. The Water (Tomlriission- wn k'
have recommended to the Court of Bur-
gasesthe
res-rains
M
storage
fall when the water of 'our reservoir had
been completely exhausted. and after we
had proudsd our
from south Norwalk .
for thirteen hundred and sixty-live dol-
lars for the service of twenty-one days,
the Councils-onus felt that it was their
duty tollrid, if po-ible, aconvenis‘nt and
”its to or .
am so y
quiremenls of the “it
years to come. We are have law
all to be made a
locations. with maps of ’ ,
«thesis of the cost of their construction.
It isestimated that tlierecan bsohtalued
for an outta of about $0,000, ii storage
reservoir w lch will hold about snow
in five tinia greater than the UMP" V,“
moir. and also provldln a foundation
and additional land whereb
(”.mculll be a time which raw
Mil-l
it is not safe to expect west side showedausageof 28,000 gill-
matterofneamityofactmu
reservoir. After the time last and over rim-e have been on the hunt for "lrelsnd and the lrish." was one of the m,“ a“. This 5, um some day that a...
lt‘fllttl in the mains, ands great number mint planing erilertainlntnlit of the new is”. yup iiremeu “in"... The corn»
haw-been repaired. Theliororigll writer sun. "is ready wit, his frank, good-
sysionl iainsistsof 139 hydrants. ninety» natured llisillier. his liliislied dramatic "up“, ”mun.” “hm. my“ dead he “40'0““ the “Willa. lmlmhlml
seven gates, seven wheel valves and styk. and underneath all. his strong. liuriedaud decorate um, ”3'69- m mfl'figmlm'mmflfi
twenlysndoncball milulof distrlbuliou guslsense and practical wisdom, mnl- WWW .31.“,th "u. mmwniw finnww.hw mum
pipes. biped to make his lecture worth inure
people with water
and had paid there
wherecouldbe stored an
atsrforallofthsrw
for many
aurve oftbres separate
y thesame.audan
of water, and which capacity
y in tllr,I
Fire insurance.
sometime 3.2m SILVER vitriolic BELLS. w“ with m would
they simply brought the matter before rwssrr-rlrrll isslvsrtslinr or m“"""”"’
the people for' them b0 decide upon. In. A‘Slllls. Pmrs IABRIA‘"; “0"“! 11’ Knapp, formerly 0' South
~ . , . ‘l'lia Occasio- cable-tad nttholr Ila-oo- & '
2...“ ”$3223 m smell". ..... .......... . W “W’- "" M “W M
Mm not to includsthe Comma. “mm“ mu "' “”W'” " maul hm mil-ins lot the board
hinand Mrs. N. E. Pack celebrated “William...“- :u-isaITn
Coolidgesaidtbuhedirlmc‘m m 1.. the WM anniversary -or am Wilman'l'aylorpuaentadtheuame
one of the committee, but would do all M“ their Mme on Riva street, of Attorney Knapp. Councilman loon-
inhhpo'sfiofld My. their work. Innovating. Their house was thrown ey oflered in behalf of the Democratic
Upon ma 5, 11, MP it mg un- upon totheir guests and from 8 o'clock members the name of Attorney Klein.
animoml’ voted to lay the matter upon until early thh morning the rooms were The first ballot, which was an informal
thelablsuntlllater. thronged witba merry anemblage. A one. resulted as follows: Knapp 9,
Water Commisfioner Coolidge.on be. collatiouwasserved It midnight. The Klein 7. RM 3. Tim second ballot,
lull or the Water autumn”, slat- boat and beaten were charming enter- which was formal. resulted inlr. Knspp a morons—anti day fotfhomnlllugof the
ed that they had, gt considerable u- tainers and the occasion was marked for rewiring 9am! Ir. Klein 9. According
the samsisbaebéreferrsd toGeorge If. pause, made some investigations in dif- their hospitality. A large number of to thsobarlertbe mayor was compelled
Holm'flromas ferent localities concerning sites for the handsome presents were pruent- to break the tisand as he wm not pro
proposed reservoir, oneof which he cal- ed to them during the evening sent a recent was taken for fiftcm
led the Spectacle pond or reservoir. lie Music for the occasion was furnished by minutes. When the mayor arrived Air
said it was on a different stream and Will low, violin; Pedro Guerro,coruet, wruey Knapp was declared the choiceof
water shed than those now in use; was and Harry Richmond, piano. Among theoouncilnien for city attorney.
about seven miles from the We“! thoseth were llrs. James Suther- Mr. KnappwasborninSouth Norwalk
reservoir; buds capacity or 425,000,000 land. Mm D. Sutherland. ihr. and In. thirty run asc- Hehaulwsysbeen a
gallons and would cost about $35,000, ex- Will'nm Osterhanks, domes WIS. Republican; i5 3 Wm“ 0' “‘0 “Ill"?-
clusiwe of the lam] damage, Another‘ MI’. and Mrs. Edelbert ()sterbanks, ally and law school of Yale; ameliberof
which hedesignaled the Hoyt reservoir, William Huff, S. H. Richmond and the”Slmlland Croat Bones" society and
was about three mil... {mm the pmt family. Mrs, Herbert Brown, Miss Edna at present holds a profs-cramp at Yale.
Groups rarervoir: would hold 250,000,000 Brown, Miss Lulu Half and [Erwin He has practiced law in Bridgeport three
gallons, and cost about $35,000, The Conlilin, of New Haven; Simon Scarlea years. and isregardeg‘asanablo lawyer.
Since the inspector was here before, the borough. After Weller returned to
. . . . , — the postmaster. uninilnniiod by in Bndgeport that svening.he w. strolling
stated that "tree tests wort mall: lllinng Cole, the owner of ‘7er building, has up Ilaiu street Witlfl’anuy 12“..“"1’
been to the Yale a Ton-no Manufactur- blonds. “‘1 ‘0 all “Wm. 'f' a”?
lng company's factory. in Stamford, ITW m'm Ml“. 00'” m
“1.1”” a,” were film...“ sewn-1 "flu, or panlon waspouling into hi car, when Basil-t. Jody lav-row. Bums“. Plumber
of is sultof , were ”Mb” “test W W *fl’ anf,‘ “*5 an excited woman was noticed stealing “3
' No. 1.1381080 gallom for twenty-fwr Cd”. much PM with the govern up 2th“ m." ample .. . ..
m,“ The d test showedthatthe menl‘s desire to lease the office already “lthout bidding them good evening
. . , . epui . nndia willing to put the new . .
PM GNU!“ 1.033.333 8m “1 nfliclfidperfect drape. Everything will a..." up, was mm“K in the mire. 1‘ amnaway raeeoht. Atlhe half mile was
n- new and the interior of the building was "In Well" who delimrd the No“
Will be MW and handsomely Wu“ and she had been watching her falthleas
"I m papered. The cabinet will prob- husband for some time. Mrs. Weller re»
- , old he of ash, finished in it natunll
8'“ points. Another test “a“ then made “0.3,, and will contain more lock and was the mother of and in no inild ternL-a
call boxes than now. The other furni- asrstiled Miss Rice. who ran down the
um, will be of the latest “’19. consign“ street with Mrs. Welt‘ruat her heeL The
» . . . of roll~toi desks for the postmaster and (”"11" “WE?“ ‘0 d3 he! pnrsner.
furnished by ""9 twelveineh pipe. d’d his minimal, m“, dispatching tables, The crowd now numbered in the hon-
l~arriers' disks. sorting and dumping d“““‘““ more “"3 coining. NM d1"
tables. pouch racks and other devices to “Eywulz' ‘Sfiumml 0h.” '0'
‘ . . aid the clerks in their duties. The post- “. v - 9 9" returned to hf"
lhlll that there lelit be sleek-lie in “mm will MW a Win” 0mm hm“; .“ehulgom. at a lively clip
on the east side of the building. at the serous Mlzllbonng bndge. Shereturn-
in the water system of the borough river during the six hours eudiugat 4 rcar.whicll willbe corripleted ”d h"- edhorne ‘0‘"an make " unpleasant
Postmaster Hubbell has been a butler. " u“
doing much for the postal service in Norv
era examined houses and found inrlilirlr-r. 'Anisrlu land the Americans" 'r‘o-alght.
thebuilding of an “aim nbleli-alls iiifauirot and yard hydrants, l)r.lililllilu..t~. lecture last winter on u‘asilmignnml astln» liremen's decora- ironstotbe at. and Penam had my
on can easily get
.nlug-lfimtisthe. so; of
mil 35"‘lleitli rtvli lmlrd,
*’ -2 illitelin-n is limbo/Victim.
is ill 1': be stuck,“ (lll—~
, .3 Well. root's slang. and
' ' , ' we'll let you guess the rest
. . l’ru-don the slant; long
\ ., enough for us to tell you
3’" > ’ that you'll be stuck on
You’ll never get if our goods dofl’lfxi" ““0 10‘1-
‘stusll without going near clqmmand Man’s FIIflllSlleSi ..
1‘ (,mwm
M§TOCK
BROTHERS-
t and you can avoid being
. .‘otilck. Tobe istllék in a! .. 0
and not by ourclotbing. 1f youdon‘twantforyour money ~ 3 3 , . . .
8“ um “on. buy, you," pa I d , pm, W. l4 Stilt Iain 8mm lisonlc Building,
South Norwalk. Ct. Tm” "h“ 1°“ "wt and 10“ 330' item it’- what hull lorrlsll.‘
That's where you burn
the candle when you pay.
more than goods are
worth. There isn’t tiny" *'
law to prevent your pay~
ing more, but if you do,
it, you do it on thethew 3‘
ory that your money isn‘t
, .m.. ,j 3‘ ‘ worth as imiclltoyouas
it is to somebody else. You will have a handsome bal-
ance in your pocket to spend for other things if you
come to us. All savings don’t necessarily go into a safe;
the safest kind of a saving is tobuy the best goods at low-
llllllVl l8 lllll
A lows. Univ-II 'w, Mod (my Attir- M
Now-ll. m of Jamrn n. m. of can at Gravrscnd.
Westarsuus, now of the law finn’ o!
commencement»
a! alderman to Militm by
,-‘ r‘ .fl“
ur. Weller. Formerly of Iaawnlh. fleas lit “ Run '0‘, . In“ “k.
. . l‘mtollice Inspector (T. H. l’endlelon ”‘- lu'mw’ '"n' The h-dicap nudidatu resulted a
', . f ’ . . .
I“) but OWII'K '0 “It '0‘ that ll “0““ “f waned" R. 1., was in Norwalk C. Y. Weller, in Bridgeport, is a paint- putty appearance as they paraded past the
again ,.May' elm,“ "mm“... er. who formerly lived in Norwalk. He
, . . . ~ ‘ . - wasin townlsst Sunday rigged out in
th» to. v. rd th‘ I liehhood of l- with Postmaster flubbell. by which the ' _ i .
tirl sxvratefirbmlgiutll Nlorwalk he Sm facilities; 01““! present Wm“. will he a new curl of stunning clothes. and his
8 - greatly increased. The postmaster will head “'53 adorned "ml 3 “hi"! 55“ “l9-
pl-ohably hear from Washington regard- “9 isa married man, his wife ”“8 3
they were gruetad with rounrb 1!
daughter of the late Michael Barber. of
tor-gum.
she struck out with her right hand, and
latedalale of how many children she
for him when he came back. "no. aoartow.
Flu-en's Detention Day.
department. held in the trunk house mils Bull had overhauled and
Mind and hmgstreel.
“I right at I» Finish.
hlsmouatuptohlnralmostatahonnll
‘ ' .o
”transgenic not to cm sacral-amen of. the on» lastsppslutrlisnt will be . ammo ‘WW’W-“u‘ ”Wt“
withs'
gs
till
ii
is
i.
Exit
l
“It'll.“
mottllflllsnd 1.0.
was-r W 0. ll.
inbuilt-Hoistin- I W satbastrast has not been accepted 5! footings:
”mus-swans)» “gm u,
:“%w“h“~|% hora-I W saunas nlm
' watsrllosul. )Iliotraotionto “z“? W”: p ‘ ., ,
tlir-rraolatloawsrtllsaasteilm, sud vmmm
m Manuel-moan on an":
sow 'M www.mdpwbapsannlrysdatmio
bor- B. W« I‘ll“ thwidntrudunsd tbs raeaatstrioturucl Mammalian lay-”fl?
Miltollovmmmwlmh ”'outwlthaboldanddsflautchallsugeln ' on '
Inst-n Wallstrseh‘ - '
the “numb of the thsflsw llavsn Palladiumas follows. ‘ the
"3“" m’ A t aims lslo occur soon. a
"0:; pdrlngandlrlpvovlnlof Iain strtotbs “mm mot 1 wm
m. "(Mblmuwn‘fl B“ . and Observat‘m ndout wheresnd when
alirough mm” and on“.
s ' I'I m
minis .asdtoi‘arm
portansatilnats theoristofsuchis-
pairssndl-pmvsuiculs. "MW
ltwssttienvotedthatiinglm Wood «sustains-minim...
rsdict tbestorln myself.
l;
portstthsusstrneetlna.
Itwrsvotsd to appropriate W for
pellsrl
‘IIIMM
Andras-issue amines.
ofsa‘
together with the amendment adding Weather W yum; J.Varlghan,
the Water (bmmisalm tothsconraiit- of Nana“. slated with m. m in
wool threslntheorlgliial rwolutlou. mmmmmt general western
“I“ Courtbsandls room ihisstcrmlswoccnr.sud .ivewarnl
. asto tassriorn calamity?
will give lmtsndaystohndorrtmndil
not predicted» tliesudof thattimeJ
willp
mahenkstofthsnewslxtssruinobplpe, GIMME-Clfll-Johu. of the three»
potluaftsrhblsstswsreuwlsnndrw Mmmm. who is
visiting“ bruihsr.0aptalu a. B. lit.
Johmhlastllorwalh.hswvsssrlmsly
Maps-Dd. m of fit‘ my, watn hunthanhtmw . and holds!
tbs :‘plllvsrstdeazsussfw Mflmhbmwma
W crippls‘sshos. Whatwas W.
The aim of extending tbs water ”minim-idiom»: eminent
through Ind-avenue was not taken up “I W'm gm“. 0:! awn" Mn;
“bibs bass-
mm.m;”w.m
'l‘iivonlytlgmrdllshwm be sass
lsliostltltcwallttliissssssnwlllproha»
boa
tabbzavetsufllitoit‘
'l'hs
Be who the Brooklyn Handi-
Iilllm AWAY I! m ma
+lrsy mean; i reapi- natal the la-
uflmasnl la- Issll! m
. . wondtmum_
W " iris-tat ' ‘ “rm i’hm‘ 'isur.’
Naw rolls, unfit—1's. astute. trainer.
brass ll Harris, was the rich Brooklyn
handicap at the Gravsssnd truck with his
good horas, Judge lforrow, who had behind
him when the winning post was passed some
of thsbesthsadicap horsssiuthe country.
Who failed some few months ago, over 2,000 Gents” Light Weight,
gnathruoklyuhuulicapaudtbeopsningol
tbs rudeness-unis this stats could not
have bssuhadwssasuch things gamedfor
the asking... There were notably ”,000
peopleattfltnckandthywuwmnd
stand,lawaalll betting ring to overflow-
”. The betting
cost of manufacturing.
THIS FIRM DEALT IN THE BETTER GRADE URGUODS,‘ l. “_ BEBKER
’
so WE WILL ONLY HAVE TO OFFER THE I 79 Washington Street,
0F GOODS. \t WALL FAPERS',
Thirty Dozen fine Cheviot Shirts, that can’t be bought at whole- PalnlS, llllS, Glass, Bill.
sale for less than 84.00 per dozen; we propose to sell them for 25¢
Ill. JIIt before
the first rues was
a sight. and one
man it tly de-
scribe aslook~
bxsstboughfoun
tssndii‘fsreptfoot-
bailtsaumwmall
playing at once.
BETTER CLASS
Lots as follovm:
80.00 per dozen: they will be sold for so cents each.
gnndstsnllosthsirvsy to the pun, mi Also several small lots of very fine Shirts, worth from $12.00 to
applarne.
Eschhorulnokedulnoassilk and lit to
run for aman's llfs. longstrset was a hot
favoritalnthebslting. fleo serial 4 to
5. and at that figure eluted. ' scll,.ludge
Morrow, Pesamand Ran-land followed in
order ih the betting. while against most of
tho othsna long price could be obtalnml.‘
The winner‘spr‘icv varied between 1': to is
813.00 per dozen, at 75 cents each.
Now gentlemen don't miss this chancemit don‘t (‘Ulllt' every
day. The above facts I guarantee as being every whit true. as
you will be fully convinced by examination of same.
'1'”me finally sent away. with
GEORGE R. VAX ALSTYNE. Proprietor,
,. ladatone.
inthsnrrhr ass-ad, but well bunched
P‘s-lucthostand, Fairvlsw wattle-dinghy
the lengths Ind w” going at n tremendous
clip, with tbs evident intention of making
hswastea lengths ahead and biabacksra
est prices.
“Ye Natives of the" B. F. Sty/evens;
MasculinchnderOrlly. “80"” m sum.
Music Hall Block.
We have got something to say to you that will not 010% HEADQUARTERS FOR
{
your hearts warm. but Vi“ as we“ save you 100 per cent. 0 i ' 2 REF“ l G E ll All-0R8
inyestment besides.
In Hard and Soft Wood,
day,May323d, purchased from George H.’Bromfleld, All Sizes,
trustee of the estate of Clark & Lounsbury, Shirt Manufacturers, AT LOW PRICES.
The only place in the city where
Heavy Weight, Medium Weight, in fact every Shirt left in their ”'le [am] Creamery ”mar
factory at the time of failure, at less than one-quarter the actual 13 SOLD. .
lip :lm
Combined Ch ir and Step Lad-
each. Forty dozen, little better than above, worth $5.00 per «101., d" reduced f I“ 32-00 to $135-
pearl buttons. etc., 30c each. Fifty dozen. elegant quality. heavy ”MIME, "PER HANGING “"0
weight Flannel Shirts, inventoried at $5.00 per doz.. actual worth flfcflflfl'lflfi ,, j ‘ ‘
”Washed" 0-579;
’
Columbia Bicycles!
No.00 . '
3.21.: summonses can:
A l-ellcr investment. than to purchase losr
grade newnheels. 'lirt- old firm,‘
JACKSON BROS"
5s Wall Street. Somalis. Conn.
BlCYCLESl
tsilli l. t‘lls‘lilun or i’ntullliiric Tinw
83 Washington Street. Tricycles,Walches,lilBlinleifles
And liloummlsuf other things given away
, . ‘ " ll of“ . f - ~
1\. B.——Thcse shirts can be seen nowhere else than at the minaifiii'fu'vtig'rlm'mm‘ 1°” 0"”
above address.
l‘t‘l‘frt‘! saliefurtion guaranteed.
Send in usurp for 3‘ {rage illustrated nata-
louue. .
were jubilant. Bil-ell headed the second
division, half lapped by Ram-land, Plum
. . and bassinet, all lengths apart. Judge
At the meeting of the \orwnlk fire Morrow was right at their boots Attho
Insurance Building, 80th Norwalk.
y p.91!
last evening. the around Sunday in June “’"W- " “1““ '9 Mdm‘! '5 MM
At this point Judge Ilorrow began to
[union will trier-t sl L'p. ill. and march lull! his movemd llrhanxhlinendt'avml
J
The committees appoints] to not ill was mound. lowed by Pea-m sadism
Alter mine dbcumion Attorney Aun- than double tho price charged. 'l'hers is M. junction with the w.) or angina... W- M the WW PM Rel-011m“
llnaskodiftholmkagenttlerenpednm‘ "V"! W“ W “P0“ “‘3‘ “America areasfollos's: Fire'J’Olior.Cupl-Iiu AJ- mimoKmflmlmm
had ever been measured. Engineer and the Americans“ will be even more Meeker and Secretary John 1mm" m", while M was “W hard
Wood stated that ithad not. but that satisfactory. It is said. by those who
“l" darn hm 15"“! W" repaired. Wst- have heard him repeatedly in Brooklyn. ‘7' ll. Smith and 1,. “- Weeks; Pioneer
or Corumiaaioner Coolidge saidtlielioard who his best pflllllclllm. Its scope is "wk ”“1 Ladder l‘ompauy. Captain
wast in favor of the lloyt site. Charles nut-h M to allorll play tolill his bestqual- p p}. Bin-hand it. u_ “-31.0“; "up” um.
(llrristmd moved to take the motion from mm, and thi- impression which remains mmpiiny, “Wm“ mm“ Slattery and
tho-table. ilr. staples then rnlsed llll‘ arm“... Wmdm hummmm J. lifreagll.
question whether the Water Commie. away incur-of gum-mid benefit. The ——-—~—»-«~ "Na-«~—
simwrs had been extravagant or not. lecture eounwl this "an m ".7 N0 "OI! )lsnfl WANT“).
James w. Hyattr'ullrsl for a point of or unfortunate on account of sickness and n. riots-also outrun-nus rigors-s
do. string that they were this...» set ml wmtlu,uil.lt,nig,m,hoped that \ Its-u sl nus-so. .
l'iilnriia Engine company. ldeuteoants I“ MW); Fill-MI.“ II "I. “M
slatssnth Its-oil gave it up sndlt looted
llksan easy vicwrylor Judge Harrow. lie
was fated, however. not to win without a
lcrrlhcstruuls. for Taral on Psasrraabot
'l'lisli began a tar-rifle strangle totiln wire.
during which the crowd sat spellbound.
Both the jockeys and the borersstralrted
every serve it was uncertain with
tation to jasper-pm“.- "rem Hie-mu.
le stock of Ladl'es' Shirt. Wants “arm‘r‘wdww'h
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“M J.--
' Bernomheroarstore is open every evening until 8 o'clock;
s until 10:10 o’clock. ’.
' " " " " ' ‘Thellelkna'leaco
Ma S- SMl-RH7 BridgeporlPConn.
The handsome“ and ”unified tea store
‘3 the slate of Connecticut. I'll 6m
D. P. MORRELL
IL'STll‘lE OF THE PEAR Romy Public.
r l'r-ll~lull Allorlsr). Krill ‘ tale and his
Insurance. Furn‘llurv [maritime a specialty.
lll Washington stml.§oulh Ker-talk. aunt!
D. P. MORRELL.
LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING.
Million and household furniture moved with
l'llh‘. Trunks and [whites l railed for
prnlliplly ilvllvert-ll. lifllre. .‘ilr. Ill Wash
loll aim-l. Nillfli Xllrullzk. ('ouii. 'lllIt
soulll llllllllltll struts slit;
bl Washington strast.
”poll daily from 9 to 12 s. m.. and from 1 torl
p. ni.. and on Saturday cuttings from s to s.
W'lnlrmt allowed on deposits.
ALDEN SULMAXH. l’rest.
JOHN ll. “Slims. Vire—l’rssb
.ltlllh‘ ll. KNAl’l’. See. and Trans
DH. 3. ll. Stilll’l’lll.
VETERINARY 8030!“.
.10 Railroad Plan, Rontb Norwalk. and
liregory's limit Slur». Sorwalk. jldh
Jacob M. Layton, ’
Real Estate and House
This week we can come pretty near giving you an “Emeable surname Agency-Fire. dwlnth
surprise if, on willonly accept an invi T
at 0! to
liners. . Our newvaud (temple
in all styles and grades, in laundriel
in price from 50c to 00.00 each.
ll-krtsrtlabtnand .
L’Tx’l’lfli‘.‘lii‘in"""§ll’”.‘”im’il’l§?
' i l . , . I It
Capers. “99‘9“? and rumma- taklitallroZI Tlchata.
.
Mmlwmmfl
l and unlnundried.vu.rlmi!9 "m" m" "0"”
mm. HOMER B. How;
linen hitchhiker all larder
Parasol season Is now open. and We will guarantee to give m xomu pm; mm.
you a better deal this season than ever before. i ltetmlrlnil of nun ml 00"“de watrhes a
specialty. Key wind rha ed to st . Ivory
m-lllly for lint class willow] tannins.»-
lr-al abilllv lodn llu» rams. ‘ ‘
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. Ladies’ Hosiery, Gloves, Swiss Ribbed Vests, etc.. are now M U 3‘0 1 MUSlCl
being sold in great quantities, for the reason that we are selling litmus and s'ri'mwoitcll
them very cheap.
ma.
Mr. I). F. ltrrnisk. dim tor of lsrls‘s Illi-
tary Mam]. of l’nrlr‘lwsler. N. Yusrltl Mr. W.
l” smegma mill-known Mmmfififllfl. hair-
nu mum r all." are now it to fan
lheirflrarulflonverl and 3.3:. Orr 5:;
Calico Wrappers ll) Ill styles are if ill? best value. lrn artists Home or [no as desired). mt.
uniforms a la ullmnrn. We have mine toads .
For term elm. strum add! i; I?
lily lea' "rilllnflnt In: I m ‘ s Q
Look at our beautiful liliecf Silkiliues. used for Drapery, -
only l8 cents per yard.
Merrill Business tolls—g:
81% ”FORD. 003!
in Laos Curtains and Upholstery goods we are displaying a A wirlt-awshetralnl so
W beautiful line.
and.
Zn" .' n _ f
finish. gull-h mlmflqum-m “‘3:
rim»... m supplied wins-cs unlit.
ants, free of chum
Don‘t forget our specialty every Saturday afternoon and llwllelms‘mn
Noswalksal
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