llaily anhrmdm
“Stadium
out I... lit! Sililili.
at... We at Picturesque mu
Island and Bightly Hickory Bluff :
Enjoy their midsummer Out.-
Woather permitting. the Stamford
(Ringregational Sunday school will hold
its annual picnic today at ltoton Point. i
coming by special trolley cars
aria-my. the picnic will be postponed un-
til Friday.
J. Augustus Tobias. salesman at F‘. T.
Austin‘s furniture wurcrooinit. has re-
turned from a No
which he spent at Bell Island and incu-
joying a bicycle tour along the Hudson.
*Danbury News.
It is probable that the display of fire-
works which the Tramway coinpiny
propmd having at Roton Point. will
not take place as the insurance will be
affected by the exhibition.
TO CHANGE MEHOBIAL DAY.
Ei‘l'ort Being mu.» to Have It. Always
the Last Sunday in May
Fame members of the Grand Army of
the ltepubli; are actively I-IigngeIl‘in
promoting a movement for the change
of the observance of Memorial Day from
May 30 to the last
Although an act of Gangrene will llt'
necessary to cllect the change.
Grand Army veterans believe it can be
brought about.
picnics.
be lost.
Me.
More than a third of a century ago he
twplircd a Hiuattcr's title to Envt Rock
and he resided in the old Stewart man-
sion IsinI-c Ileiuoliohod I until um, when
the park commissitm secured possum
men of the park and Stewart came down
and took up his residence in Warren
The Stewart mansion was a min-
liling old structure set back about fifty
feet from the side of the sIIlIlierit' menu-
"6' was uiwaye noted for his or
‘ contricitiefl and the will .lllllln"
limit wash faVonte retort. for rptil‘lllll.’
characters nearly a quarter of a watery
l’lzmt.
llllln'.
ago.
Many of the older rc-ldentsot the city
remember the famous ml: which New
remind of the lbw-k.
The builder fli‘Vt'rl‘tllllliltil'tltl the [ML
bility of launching the craft into the
river from “It‘ll a lofty height.
city had tried for many years to mourn
posselmion of the Rock, but the V", limit
the property away from lulu by llllillill
ting legal priu'mliuga and ground ilIIn
alumna for the lac I,
ltlli dratli, Hit war! had always Iiu-lan Ii
that llt‘ was robbed
With the money that he Mi'llTNl from
lhi‘ city Stewart erected alum: row of
uuaii frame Ilvmiimt: human along on
the north side of State street near Nl't’k
liIv real estatedealmua IiIIi not
turn out to be profitable and durum the
last year-sol his life he had had a hard
art built on the
Bridge.
struggle of it
Weather and Crops.
weeks’ vacation
Sunday in May.
The subject is to be.
submitted to the national encampment
in Butl'alo on August 2;}.
campment acts favorably upon it. it i<
believed that the change will he ma 0
l,'1..l. Atkinson, secretary of the int:-
lnorinl committee says:
hay is rapidly becoming one of enjoy-
ment, of ouI-Jcor sports. excursions and
It is. in fact, becoming like an
ordinary holiday, and there is danger
that the true meaning of the day may
There seems to me to be an in-
consistency in decorating graves of a
nation's dead and hurrying to a ball
ground or a horse‘race. At. present et-r-
vices are held in all the churche-I on the
Sunday preceding Memorial Day.
changing the observance of the day Io
Sunday, these services will have an add-
e l meaning and the true purpose of the
II; Iy rI ccgnized. "
KEEMI’L‘ OF EAST ROCK DIES
Milton J. Stewart. a Unique New llav
on Character Passes Away.
New Haven, July 29~Milton.l. Stew—
art. one of the most unique characters
if] the history of New Haven, and who
was known as the hermit of East. Rock.
Is Ilcnd, aged H‘VCllly-ltlur.
recalls interesting reminiscences of his
"Memorial
liy
the death
on tile
The
l'p in ”it! time Ill
each as have an honorable dim-lawn
from the army or navy can be In»
wired luto ulcmliersbip.
llrzd such a dlsebcryc.
nor was George B. Mei‘lellul Post. No
ll. or which she desired to become I
:lIrInllI-I'. submitted the pnpcrn to um
'I
titer. in all respects.
excuse for remain: her rcquIsI. so .qu
was duly
IIIIIIan-r of the Grand Army of lllt'
1
mil I-qumIIIN.
Il Ineliilwr.
Edmond-I Swirc.
1
parents at a little town in Michigan.
til was met at the mastering o
s well-u and mother or the ”loud
Amrzor the. Republic at Houston;
Ten,
The remark was made by Pam rum.
mauder-lnchief A. G.
west to Texas the lam week In .tprll
to attend the department
meet.
an aleceut visit to that t'll)’."
\Vt‘iflw I'l ,
t'lli'llllll
"You know that our order says out
Till» womzi
The l'OlllIl'lll
‘hII tllfit'llill‘gt' was found to lli’ r.
wired and is '0'tlll_\'
tI-publlc as any
.a Pal II-
“in l"lil she was llVliIt:
who
I
I
There WIN no
man moon: the 350
title is the only Iranian
now belonging to the order or who
has ever been regularly received as
Her name hi Mrs. Sarah
She has liiml at
Tea. for some time, “here
isln' is highly respected by all Illlsace.
Site is n. art-led.
with her
(3
Beauty of serge Is It' a lo
the way It stands rape ted walnut,
The whee/man tfllo lacks I
the one tiling needfu/ for sum‘msr l 5
Comfortable clothes for summer W“; k
‘ Metgs' Corner:
Other Comforts.
Neg/Igec Shirts,
» «mind»;
m. «.6. ..
-au..‘—-u.-..
ml wits/I yclc breech 1’
near: bed-If
ems/l cycl’
From .92. 50.
Light-weigh! straw hats at feather-l4, to
law as 48c; blue or men s. ..
nod un~
.\ worn "in" form] her. She did "or Underwear, ‘3 Ike VIII
low llilii. Ilrr parental favored the Pajamas, . .
mfliI-li. SID-I was so tllh‘ll’t‘bhml over .' , 2 C , .ng ml)?-
thIir Ila-IIII'IIIiIuIIioIi that when i‘ol. l.~~ Boy: 8"” aural/8’ 5 0/!!!" ”I i . . . the grade
raI-l ll». lliI'lnlrIismI, lnlwr Hen. ItiI-ii- and 4.16. Sail/rd"). 8 fl 3 ' a but you
.ardaon. a division mmiIIanIlI-r killed ’ ii i g’ “a Miss
at Antietam. was organizing the 2d . .I lstinil ”mm.
.‘llt'lllflllil infantry. slu- leti home. clad
in male fillll't' and enlisted llrl a pri-
vate in I'ompmiy l" as Frank ’l‘llonip
Stili.':lllli Wont with the command to
Washington. peri‘m'tnin'; all the duties
SIIII marched
i'IIuimI-nt to the first battli-
at Hull thin, and while the I-onmiaud
wauIIoI changed it was part of the
form» ilml i’ill‘t‘l’l’Il the retreat to Wash»
illfiioil. 'l‘llv
I'lIiI liIIIII'lIcy's Illusion when llr'i‘llii—
ion wIIni
played ;I prominent part in Ila,- battle
of \Viliitlllislmi'u.
with tin»
The Weather Home heads nut Ilu-
lnliiiwmu
bulletin
t‘olllim't ll'llll
t‘rIIpII on low soil have been standing to
water slum Ilium-om. great was and
roast he dammed IIoIlIIiilemlily. but on
good tlt‘MtluKfl groiind ovulytlimu ham
made rapid progress.
however. practically no harvesting IIi
"ilnflflfli about at “laud
“light is seen on onions and With
time getting rIIIIlI
”eta lodginulladly:
The rye crop
any lllml.
.Itili.
HIM. but no rot.
grow I ll.
Hulda.“ for calling.
greatly duals“ by rain.
Will Valli for singer.
W. PM. of bony Ridge. and
John
'l'lmrv has in on.
treat it
Fruit ‘I'. Bat-emf mailman" ar-
rsugrd to walk from Stanford tn tieuth
Kiowa“: and More Thereby evening
apes awsgcrot Om adds. The start
will tie l’l’tlil Usllalisa it We"
Em 9mm and. at l p to
Plasmas-m til-Mme:
mmummm
.. “I :3.
”I
w I lining
on ofHI-I‘I' in the
he )VllN‘ :ippoiptmt t'nlIIItIIl of the ‘M
if a soldier faithfully.
'.‘.i was I-onnm-‘ml \t‘t
to In» pI-ninslila, and
l-‘rnnk
lll'ltl‘i'l')‘. 'i‘iII- regiment was one
the live“ Michigan sum to the our.
l'm'. Ill' l’l'irtlil,
"The late t'ol. H. .\l.
regular army “'ll
.‘lli'lllLEHH. lIaII l-‘r.IlIlt 'l'llillllphun .
Iaiiml :I» cwlvriy :It towel-platters N
I-IIrvIIII H4 an orderly in llw lumb-
l"l‘i'llt‘l'l'h‘lilll'g, one
I'iIlI-I' :mll t'lll'l'll‘ll
munch of shot .‘tllll shell with .1 iv
li'>.‘llt'l~‘§ that iilll‘tltlt'tl tho
and ammo] ilu- i‘llllllllt‘llllillltlll
llt'lil and general ofliI'I-rs.
not own the show (It liqulIu: alII
lllt solIlIeisliip of Frank
div umnnn t-vt. l.lll inst much.- a [lit
iii-r of the lit .lml .\tll|\
div-r for nearly
guard. drilling.
lll'lltllllll‘pl in long lll:ll‘|'llt‘h.
ltt’ll yours.
in great lIaIIlI-s, she had l'i‘lleuli III
llifii‘ffl'l'l't'll,
mind that fillt’ [all Hi“ rmIIIII-III \vi
lli‘l‘Illllt' :ill or
«III-h until ”it" clot
and lllllllt‘tllll't'ly
llill'ut'. w-It‘itlg mt
the war.
FLOUR AT A CENT A POUND.
at the l’ulIl-:I
Visllnh‘ In ”I“
often I-:lil attention to ”W :rmll lll
‘t- Iiu-lltutgr.
Iimnx “inn-h lllt'
ill: luppl‘ll lgliill‘e’ ill! “in lluul‘ nl'
l‘:\l'l|ll||'.5l’. l"..'li'l| IIIII' Inf tllrw lm
I'i'llllllllrl :l IIaIIIIIIII of ;.
Ill‘mIIl Ill lluill' ti'llir'il Mllill' lilillwl'
for Mllt‘.
Nihi-
livery
uf this limit”
[oi oi. il l! ~liiIl III the III!
lIHllt‘ I-IIII'y morning to buy liw “I
They get it for a I'm-i It tmtlllil.
Iiwy may purriumr tun woods or
many hundred pounds. The
ii i» ioralml ill at r.
nil Illi- Nloiw
I‘ltl'l') tltt)’.
i“ IIiiInIII-IIIIi.
ill ilw llllhi'llli'lll.
ill" of Iln- I'I\I human
in patio-uni lip and iomiulil limit
the Mom
iiiil lillll liwl'iititzllll’ liiim'll,
IiIIu iiw mixing of oil illt'M‘
"it" iw minim-ml.
Irma Iliiv Mllit’t‘l' in lilfll't- than it",
”I" liliili") unila,
.... ol‘ the Floor ‘I i'l'l'nl'll Iturnut
'I‘lu iv \l‘~ I Izn "our
time ‘ . .mltv'willy llIIliIm-I
”II' 1., . 'Itli'l‘l's. Allnllwl' rug
tuhlu. . 'I the g. i'M-l lIItlu'i‘
Immw m'hl Ilimlll iwiw It Wm'il
buy It! i‘lllil’l
NW *l‘liit‘ll he I
t-‘v‘l \I-w l'ol'l .“Illll,
“and hour“.
It". . Iii-rival»
‘ Ill Noam ' mitt-Ii howl
”“ i" V I
throng I
in”)
"i . ’ alum “ Nllll litI'lt»,
Lona ill will: Ilimnab. iii..-
liarper'u honor.
... ”4...“... M~m
be 0m- film.
i a. fill."
iYII IW‘Il'ili’lttll of year i-
.ih‘wt‘mli the “1:41! we now
revered as one time."
“(if «ism. ht! illtl. YOU I’tlflldii'
Wit! it b bubble lite a brawl.
[wmmflam
'ili
'l'IIoinpmn
lllt‘ lll'fllN' I)! the i'IlIIiltlll for
llllwfillgt‘h‘ throw.
at
.‘llli'lllJ
'l'lIIII'i- w
'l'lIIIiIIpNHn
".\ill'l IlIII. uolnzln ll IIl her" a mi-
standing
point: on )Ill'kt'l, p;
llt’lllin‘.’ llt'"
Illili‘Il «In the shirniieh lllli‘. talimj.r p;
lli'\'i‘ that site this In ll:lII:.'.Ir of loving
This m prey-ml ”me lwr
out leave, put on a woman‘s clothes,
fit. Linli~ (liniw lIIIlIIIII‘t‘zii.
A large Ilmlnou flour in Waste samples
l'ImlIlI-II l'IM'lIhilgv
her of illlhll‘lltlll‘tl lluM-s nil-III \v
:lll:lll::i-Ii Ull illi‘ llml‘
[In H Will" I
gum: to Waste.
down ill the immanent II. Imopliv who
II IlIl
l‘l l't'i'l
lt‘l‘ the flow of loin-mom. all the Ililiil'
In the blue iluht~ ut “littll‘U'l grad.-
ulwrv ii is pill mm It limp
ll in Milli
fil'lllli'“
mallow liw lilo-It IIIIIII'MI‘IIIg iiuill' that
'l'lll- mullmi IIlI-onw
in delta!) iiIi- V'Mu‘il
I~IIIII|IIin
I. ”It; I)! llnnr
’I’fl'l
"l'm
mu .. lIII' Mumm- out illtl'I'tilitr~ data] all
i
zummeomro amuse cum
escaped with
I winters.
of
o'll
ll‘
ll"
of
:I most rklllfllll
rll
Ill
Ill
ilh‘
till.
Ill
l'l‘»
I”
be»
Ill
lily
II!
lllt
itii
llll‘
\t'h‘
lilo.
ilrl‘
llll’.
llIb‘
ulnl‘t‘
opt-ll“ In it o‘IIloIIli Ilt liw "turnout. and
reclaim upon iIIiIIl ilu- Mlpply of flour
"Hit
of
i In
lull.
I.
:m-
illlll’
\Vlm
null
for
in "who;
tell.
you
' They tell imp that when you H'flt'llt'tl
“IN Hill Ill
illlll
if“
peel the tattoo is dtrids imam-ll,
could rurflltnrluostt hermit-vi.
lie
GASOLINE S
masons JARS,
Lits. 50c.
............. fia—
IIIIsa a. van scev. ..
l’ls. 45c.
NASH & VII SCOY,
i .
'l'lN UVI‘INS, Lil-l, .{i
50. NORWALK AND;
Commencing Manda:
“Belle
rm: to. servant III: :III a. ..._ .
LEAVE an rots
rum :Im smut,
FIRE , Single. 40c;
Special 30nd” Sells: “"3. . .
Lmvvn .oulh Novwnik. "l .90 u m
Louver Jun Strata! 5.30 p m,
"REIGN! PIOPELLOR TO N0
LEW! IEEKIQN "REEF N. Y. Mon ii.
LENS MINI“, Tittle. 'lllura. littdb‘
Subject l0I Illaniy
Boats ’EIII
ith Concrpte
“Driven.
“stand out ac—
W—n . ‘ by Mbjill‘
‘ the tent floors
Two new
one nItafi the
storehouse.
found at a
. and another
This last will
the bothers to
, e swam in the
“Ital supply of
. . h of fifteen
ati"?
cargo
. been floored
'n of concrete
I . well so u to
= the new drain.
._.‘
a ,
NASH 8i Vb;
Smart.
'I’IN orbits...
Haven. Aug-
, risen in the
. . 'notl about
the mount
the north~
9.
rot is report-
I-es aboutsta-
Iditions favor
pm and Wod-
rature; south
SEASON 0" OH"
te transfers
allies of the
week:
annaE.Ray-
1 of twelve and
} y E. Mills to
' - . and buildinga
I ' aytcn.
ISllllIZ-li'lllvilil. .' 7 ad. was found
II Iueeticut river.
‘ Imus. The boy
. ninesday. tin
another boy was
«Is that. of the
llccltman a".
1!. ill p. to. (So:
,
hours i
' to Klondylre.
. til—The steamer
w morning with
Dies. Ala-ha. of
I y trolled ten are
. . e the journey over
to the Kloudybs gold
mes-Mayd- A. U.
I lit. Ill, and hit son.
I II . his oillcsto seek
fooled north.
iii 5
Their Points.
it AEM ll “n” “Elk“
Washington
.-
.1
Street.
titling their pilinta about
. mines. flhey have Iii-
y closed the Sandy
‘ Elli mines, and the
III are coming out ill
'l‘iie III.
ill 3 Jo
ilfiIllti
Selliii
all th
ilcee i
biped
.. m.
.Ii... .53...
» 8.me can at.
m m bound W‘s
W railroad. left the
“ am the "cart and
mm them:
law.
ing the month.
puny was ratified.
M .000.
ing.
as practicable.
this your.
,, hiiul IIIIIII IIII
Ills “valued Streetltailwsy Company
Asks for a Layout to Hawaii.
IIIII tum aw mousse.
layer Wheeler Does Norm-opera to
be Unreasonable About the latter. ’
but Some Stores are Not
Fleece of Necessity.»
Judge ll. Whitmore Gregory appeared
‘ before the City Council of Norwallr, last
night. in the interest at the Westbort
and Ssugatuck Street Railway company
and presented a petition for a layout
through East Wall street. Mill Hill and
Morgan avenue. The petition was sign-
ed by the president of the company,
5. prt. Judge Gregory asked the Coun-
cil to set as early a date as possible for a
hearing, as it was the intention of the
company to build as soon as it got the
power. and the sooner the work was
completed the better it would be for the
company. Maps showing the proposed
layout. together with the charter grant—
edto the company by the Legislature,
Wereanbnriltod with the petition. latt-
er it was decided to hold a public meet-
ing between 7 and 3 o‘clock on Septem-
ber ii. to consider the requests of the
petitioners. The clerk was instructed to
give notice of the bearing according to
O
The following bills were ordered paid:
Administrative department, “08.53; fire
department. Stilton»; sewer department.
moon; highway department. $260.25;
police department, 3217.01; liullt depart-
ment, $530.72; library, $153.77..
The monthly report of the librarian of
the Norwalk Public Library was read,
accepted and ordered on file
The report of ( ‘hiof of Police Bradtey
for July showed eleven arrests-ten
male and one female.
theft. two for insanity. and the rent for
drunkenness. breach of peace or assault.
Three more doors were found open dur-
ilne was for
A communication from Pioneer Hook
and Ladder company reported the action
of the company in appointing for cap-
tain CharleBSmith to mild. Blah
rls. resigned. Th satin-E of the com
There was then a recess of twenty
minutes, during which time the Council
held uprivate conference.
Councilman Trim-am oflered a resolu»
tion to abate the tax of a Mrs. Dudley.
The tax was on, property assessed at
He said Mrs. Dudley was en
titled to the abatement, as she was a
soldier's widow, but that the Board of
Relief had overlooked the matter. There
was some doubt among the councilmon
as to their power to abate the tax, and
Councilman Tristranl
resolution and moved that the matter be
left with the corporation counsel to in-
vestigate and report at the next meet-
withdrew the
Councilman Smith reported that the
Tramway company had gone over its
rondbed and made all the necessary
repairs within the city limiu. fleasid
the ovorhearl work had not been com-
pleted at the corner of East and West-
port avenue» becnuae of a disagreement
between the two companies; but that
the work would be completed as soon
He also reported that
the Tramway company Would meet half
of the expense of paving at the foot of
liclden avenue, as the condition of the
street at that point was caused partly
by the tracks being laid considerably
above the surface of the road.
In regard to the matterof sprinkling
the streets in a manner similar to that
employed by the Street Railway com-
pany in sprinkling its tracks. City
Engineer Wood said it vnp new solute
in the summer that by the time the ear
necessary for the purpose arrived the
season for sprinkling would be over.
lie did not maintained the investiueut
(Mancunian Kant reported that the
Isaac of the new police headquarters bad
loan signed. bud that the III! MM
upon wan 0100 a your.
in regard to the library tax. GouneilI
man Kent said that nine people out of
ten were oppoml to it; but if they on
dorstocd the matter they would see that
the tbuuctl did the only thing they
could do. He recommended. however.
fortitobbnafltof the Maple who were
opposed to the meat, that the coin»
mitt» who established the Library be
instructed to prepare a report. datluii
tram the handle library was accepted
hytbseltytclmi and tomato the
report tot» published in a local paper.
The ”W van
report was. briefly, at follower
hours during the day. um m
shops open until noon; ave use new
undoneioecreamuloon open In Ml
thmeigaratoru open lnlbvsftw
noon and two more open all any.“
Street Railway company runs its out
all day and several bootblaehl do bulb
can on the streets
Mayor Wheeler said he was not mine
to be en nable about the matter and
deprive is of certain m
they were obliged to have; but he could
not me how cigar atom and ice cream
saloons were business of concavity. The
matter was referred to the corporation
counsel to investigate further “deepest
at the next meeting. when some definite
action will be taken regarding the silo!
forcement of the law.
Councilman Beyer moved that the
A, chairmen of the police. highway, and
sewer committees be instructedtopsy
the billsyontracted by their committees
during the next month, and the motion
was carried. e
Corporation Counsel. [swim 70°
ported concerning the appeal of'the Nor-
walk Street Railway company for double
tracks through Main street, that the
Supreme Court had decided that the!
Superior Court had no authority in the
matter, and declared the judgment of
Judge Hall to be null and void. He also'
reported that the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad company
had taken an appeal from the“
elector I570 for the Walton-set improve-
ment; but that he and the counsel for
the company had met, and that bower
endeavoring to cheat a settlement.
The Council then adjourned.
A DATE NOVEL OUTING.
South Norwalk, Ansoniu and Derbyr
Ladies Take a Long Trolley Bide.
A day's outing which a party of An-
soniu, Derby and South Norwalk
young ladies had planned for last Wed-
nesday. but which they were compelled
I.) postpone because of inclement
weather, was enjoyed Saturday.
At Derby the .tnmnians were joined
by the delegation from thatclty, and the
South Norwalk party met them at
Stratford, where the trolley was taken
to Washington bridge. Taking dinner
at Rowling‘s, at the bridge, they set out
early in the afternoon for a through will.
lay ride to Southport, through Strat-
ford, Bridgeport, Fairtleld and other
towns enroute. .
The day being a delightful one the
whole trip was one at great delight.
The young ladies were chaperoncd by
Mrs. John Webb, of Ansonia.
UNCLAIMED DEPOSITS.
Forgotten Honey in Saving Banks—
)!uny Thousands of Dollars.
The savings banks of Norwalk have
filed with the comptroller of the state
lists of unclaimed deposits in conformity
with the law. The savings banks of the
July of each your of the dept-ire in the
added to by the depositors within
twenty years. Among the reportsmade
are the following:
Southport Savings bank, $5,266.86;
lity Savings bunk. Bridgeport, 3820.08;
People's Savings bank, Bridgeport. OMS.
9.3; Bridgeport Savings bank. 04.89819;
Torrinuton Savings bank. $27.74; WM-
port Savings bank. 326.24; Lifchfleld
Savings society. unfilled: The Stun-
ford Savings bank. 01.5%.
Savings society, $2.50? :to; Citizens' SavI
ings bank of Stamford, 3.5.5. I'iil.
Tried to Stab his Daughter.
Thomas MoDonongh, an old soldier
who has been in the Ncrotcu Home was
charged in the New Ham City Court.
the other day. with matting his
daughter Josephine. Josephine said
she was raising s window when her
father tried to stab her with a knife.
lchonough denied the attempted stab-
bing. and said he vm beaten by his
wife and daughter every thus he retort»
ed borne without money. Judge Bishop
nutsml him to thirty days in jail and
told him to malts arrangements to go
back to Number: when he was abused.
Ont-her Coming to numeric“.
The Board of Selectmen have signed
a contract with W. F. Cougars“ to
walk. next Monday. it will be erected
at the quarry on the Wilson Point road,
between the railroad and Tatum
”sell. from which crushed lime will
be used on the Wilson Point road.
.ww . W»-..H,..
Institution’s Subscription Deltas
ll my lam number of people attend-
ed the subscription dam of the Nor»
iratit Yacht club. at the hickory our
club-henna. last night. Whitewater.
clllrltimiert. {untitled music. and the
denotes was greatly “Malt.
1“me um tune masts
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Four drug stores open tum
state are required to make a return in u
)2; Norwalk ’“
more the stone crusherto south Nor. wt
“TED. -- A
South Namath.
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old with some
once. Inquire at this
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work of
avenue, Fast. Nomi. i. d ’I
LET. witches, an.
South Nocw ..
angles. W" :1
p cor, room
No.15 Du ay atree I.
session stones. an
avenue, East Norwulk.
’1‘0 LET— “8"?“
avenue, ren
Rant frde lacs
second host, “3’
street. Mrent “a ' a
roommltl
flours, rent ‘15. "It. A.
"0 LET. «Pleasautfuru 'W
. let. A lusty
i-louthNoi-wgk.y
wt w
South Norwalk, fl“ ”
iugton street. 1 pin
ton, agent. 5 Kalli-quad”
“vane. City National”
"0 LET. ~Fnrnlnl|ul
by the wflmm
- 10 rooms. at Bel
33min of TB Hula
LE'l'd—tll'onr
one In ‘
street, windfwn'lla '7‘“
one aeoon stat-y
one second and th. .
also first fleorovcr . ..
R. avenue, rent ml. . ,
Cigar 00., or L. ll.
ton street.
FOR.“
[DR SALE-B
canopy
dle. Pnnyiul
WIy.sonndand
human and .
reasonable oner-
Dnrien. .
. six. rooms a
barn, fruit trees and ~
in flrstclase condition :
trolley. Price $14. 50, and
pi! to I". Fielder, Bread
‘OR SALE ~Wood—o .
l 'woodedll; ‘ «wocgd .
con raw so t w
reasonable prices. Deli.
ll mall sprain... ‘
Ivlnwano is Hmmw"
FOR SALE OR T0
with all modern
avenue, corner of “1"
In Elmwood avenue“ , ~
pl! to Alfred E. Austin.
1308 S‘ALE—Agnat
no human m
Ely avenue, suitable
banks that have not been taken flour or Lochv
turnout m in
South Norwk kflardwslo mm
FOR ”Lib-Columbia
hose, will I
the square in.
from use, not abuse for
date of purchase shut]:
ware Co. .
"' will hit a
ll“ )0 twin I .
prettiest streetigoti-leu , I
dry, healthful walk lsld‘ '
and petition for uwsri 7
tieulsrs of Taylor it Go '
510.0th
‘ [MIG-4‘
I for sale»
Biscuit: ltsiu street.
tar Innate. can: track.
luv lied
I‘ll“ cure to “I“:w
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Norwalk Chronicler