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w‘ ' .
.. . .7MllN-Ptollll
‘ ll, ll-thuts from i
"Ollie! less. 3
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"timestamps
0. George is). Taylor lid
,' are
enjoying an outing. a
vi“. ,
' v‘ry‘ll
. , l
.who have been visiting the past
weeks with their sister at Bali is-
wlll return to New York next
V l
;‘ -O-~ ‘ l
Hall. the well-known pool land
. championpwal a guest of Bob
yesterday . at his parlors on
street-Stamford Reuhllcani
. 4-10- ‘l
. '. in'ls Lillie Kenn y and Mrs. Nora
‘ ”W, of Nauga ck will return
, ’ today from a visit with lilies
‘ ‘ilyan, of 3 Belleck street.
: VI. V a l
. 6 George 3. Allen. William a. eu-
.. driohl and cater of Police to dlcy
‘hl'll returned home from the 0. . R.
‘ Mmpmlnt at Philadelphia. ‘
' - ~0— .
,. Mrs. Sarah on ters and daughter.
Hill Beale Kent inters. of Newark,
' " visiting Nruand Mrs. G. H. Nos-
”.of'Courtlaud avenue. l
\ r
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Hr. and Mrs. F. A. Lane. of Crescent
'Tg'race. have been entertainlugi-John
‘ Heath and his two children. or Hlslnil-
. "1.1-:- ,1 —o- ‘
fl whim"- Q;-!i-..Rsrhsn-ol‘ Desi,
WW"Mn“guests of Mr. and Mrs.
‘ .W: A. Benedict. of Main street) hon
the
. .. ~0—
31 p, ._ g s r John McMahon. a
:4 5 0% ll Railroad Comparl‘y. is
.. y :ppsn‘dtn- g ayacatiguohi New York city.
.' bills. imogene Ross. of Norwal . will
.1 V 3% homeirom a summer's journ
fit . ill Springs. Mass, on Saturday.
—o—- ‘
.‘ - Halter William T. McCarthY. of
.3. ‘ Dlnhury. has returned home from a
, two weeks' Visit in South Norwslk.
Hr. and Mrs. W. L. Marsh. of Wash-
Ington. are guests of Mr. and Mfrs. W.
H. Bats. oi Springwood avenue.
“ ‘ . —o—-
Hrs. Charles Castle. of Adams ave.-
‘ , Inn. has been entertaining her nephew.
’ Frank M. Booth, of New York.‘ ‘
‘—-0—
Hill Theresa Shepard. of Crown
, ltreet, has had as her guest. Miss
I, Hallie Hill. of New York. j
. W ——o—-
Htl. Park. of Newark. N. .l.. hiss been
‘ I guest of Mr. and Mrs. 6. Walter Al-
uh. 01 Wilton avenue. ‘
Him Katherine Corbin. of Brooklyn,
has been a guest of Miss Mali Faun-
tleroy. of Elm street.
~0—
lii. Maybelle Mumpste'r hflfll return-
ed to Danbury. after visiting friends in
a. South Norwal-k. .
.. ' ——o—- . .
Hill Emily Mott. of Main. street.
Milk. is visiting relatives in New
Sort city. .
-o_ - .
Min Adele L. Emerson. of lilroolllyn.
II Viflting the Misses Tuthill. ‘at illck-
ory Bluff. ‘
_o_
Ilisl Julia Brown. of E. C‘. Uweus'
M017.“ "visiting rciativesr in new
' Canaan. '
. —0-
Hill Bertha Laue of Crescent Ter-
race. is spending a few daysi in New
Haven.
" ' —-o—-
Ilcob Turk. of New York. formerly
oi‘Norwllk.” been visiting. in town.
. -—o—— ‘ .
Hrl. F. E. Raymond has. gone to
Heath. Mass. to sperm two weeks.
i AN EXPENSWE LESSON. _
"Hy wife has a way or logging my
memory that I am hardly in sympathy
with," said Smith. with a sorry smile.
as he filed away his last month's gas
bill.
“About a month ago. as l was pre-
plring to come down town. *she hand-
ed lie I letter with the injunction to
he sure and mail it at the‘flrst mail
box that frame to. l proinlsed and
put the letter away In my pocket.
“ 'Now don't forget.’ she dialled alter
me. “as the letter is very imiglrtaut.’
" ‘I won't.' i answered an straight-
wsyproceeued to forget all.abollt it.
"The other day l filIDN'i to be go-
ing through my pockets when l was
luril‘iled by coming across thr- letter
that my wife had given rue to mail
tour weeks before. itcmcmbcriug that
she had said it was very important. I
listed! lt it to sec to whom It was ad-
dressed
! wss~thuudcrstruck to ilud that It
was addressed to me. Thinking that
tax will must have taken leave of her
mi tore it open and found a note
. tillt read thus: p
" "The fill ill it-tlklnlt Ill the bust--
meat. Please send u luau tip to fix it.‘
"i don't remember what i said when
1 charged home and found that the
gas was still leaking but al the sails-
faction i got out of my wife was that
she thought I would remerhls-r to will
the next letter she gave me. and i be-
lieve l wiii."-—llctroit i-‘rm- I'rss.
, “Ill are about 200 me here of the
laglisl parliament who llt'yf'it'. but
very few at them “ride their wheels to
work." All esper eucc which bech
”I'll hundred the otherialght. how-
" is likely to make the wheel more
An all-night sitting kept the
sellers till 4 o'clock. They had sent
hoql their own coschmeu. not raring
to help their horses out NI night. and
fl hhisl likewise had alone horm- to
"1 lil- , for they did not propose to
lrnltnd till some unknown hour
to pick up a small fare. use there the
hundreds of lawmakers follnddhom-
film when they emergell into the
growlnldawn. and word obliged to
their teeth in rage when three
number trundled mili- their trusty
wheels from a dark paasa sway. moun—
‘Itdvsrt’ and arts. lda stim- “
' ‘ i
am Wm mien light for”
WW M1 colostrum
v-slié solids: or air bu ldlugs, owe/limits."
been produced w HI. while i . r, has grim ”6
strength. toughness. and . qualities- . , ,
it is known as the NW‘WW
Bed Rm Fabric. it is a splendid roof "
and side coveringferultbulldinp. and takes
the place of back plaster in dwellings. it is .
proof against wind. water. frost, and insures .
warm, dry buildings. and is much cheaperl
than shinglesvor clapboards.
For inside lining Neponset Black Building
Paper is very lacspauslvc. ft is also water-
proof. odorless. and clean. iiundreds of far-
men are using this paper to—day, and re-
pairing buildings at slight cost,
[or full intonation and sawill ”I
EASY NORWALK Llilllllilt CO.
8001“ seawaur. CONN.
lumber. etc.
“1‘
I'll
o
l gs. ‘
i illiiiill
‘l‘ll rill
orrasmuo soarssr raaun.
New London Bankers Lesson the Chan-
Ces for Embezzlement.
“Very few people know that there
are a great and increasing number of
firms in this country—banking firms
especially-who make an inflexible
rule that all employees. whether they
be managerial hearts or mere junior
clerks. must take an annual holiday."
Tile speaker was one. of the best
known accountants in London. and .le,
eoht_inlled:__ "The reason is that all
great employors'tlowrerllize- that most
long continued cases of embezzlement
I'
llllll r liws » lllK
More Rights for the Grand lodge:
Requested of the Subordinate
.Stote lodges.
Odd Fellow Lodges throughout lb»-
outlre state are watching with much
[interest-“whe- courseytaken by, brother
and breach of trust are only. as a rule. "’48"! 0“ "’9 proposition in ""9""
discovered through the offender being ; important rights from subordinate
compelled. throulll‘lllnm 0" '0'“? 01"“ lodges to the Grand Lodge. as propos-
cr “3““- 10 leave his “00“ {0" a “"‘9- ‘ ed at the last annual session held in
"Nearly all defaulting bank month 5 May. Sentiment on the matter seems
gers are trapped through their enforced | to be about equally (”"de and an in-
absence. and ”“13 it h" ”98"“ 10 be? tort-sting contest‘lias been begun. The
the rule for employers to insist that ; change i.‘ a radical one, and the state
servants who have, the manipulation of and nnt|-s[a[e rlllhlll adherents hay.)
”00k“ and money must 3" away. ”"ll' i aligned their forces The chief argu-
dreds of sets of hooks come into my . ulcut advanced in favor 0‘ the change
hands aurl those of other accountants is war some of the gnlmrrnnate 1”an
l“ ""3 way. anri I 00"” “3“ yo" "i! handle their finances in a manner that
many CM” Wh‘l’" "V” 0" more clerks. I is detrimental to themselves. TheJn-
who could in "1"" ordinary work l’l‘” . tclltion is to divert the authority to
into each other's hands, are sent. boll-1”". stale body. ‘
”fly making “1 "1" “RM time. . l’cquonnock lodge. of Bridgeport. in
"Another “Wt 0‘ "l“ same kind 1h“! l the first to take up the matter. here
is little known Is that many employers l abouts. At a recent meeting Pasl
make a rule of having their employees . Grand llenry (~_ Stevenson 0mm] n...
photographed very plainly in Srilull’lguppcudcd resolution. which was rr-~
every years or two—on some occasion . rum.” loa committee.
0' “WV"? that l“ "W19 "'9 ”WWW" Other lodges in this vicinity are war-
so that the firm always possesses a val- ; citing the course of l’equonnoclt “MK“
"able mm“ 0' identification In mil” which is likely to have considerable
0‘ any man abscondlug."—-l’arsou 3‘ influence upon their future action.
WNW)“ The resolution follows in full:
‘ Resolved. Tlint l'eouonnock lodge
AMERWA'S RAPHAEL: 'teudorsc so much of the report of the
-— .commlttec of the grand lodge in ref-
Whlch. it is Said. Has Ycl ' orence to the subject of dues and hemu
to be Discovered. lllts :lli lsI l'flf|li;linwi Au‘ the following
. 3 num iercr art c cs. nn nstrllct is rcp-
'There i? one "'"F'l‘" in America: rcscntatire to the grand lodge, whicri
Much. for iouveuienies sake. may i
.. . .. lWl” meet in this city next spring. lv
designated f-ata Morgana. it Is fre- h l l ' t h' ’
qucnlly alluded to and always in :l "I“ t 9 " u’truostl'cnlcavors “ 4""
tone of reverent admiration. Wherry"; “9'32? snorted l til i r h ll
one is in New York one heats of it ill be till 9 m a mum " “l on 9" 3 3
liostou. When one is in lloslon one , ',
hours of it as either in New York or‘ 2' “‘9 dam,” “P" 3"“ “ “‘“m‘
Philadelphia. lf the quest be pursue-l ‘ date “0‘ 1“” than L 9‘“ l'
:l. The weekly sick benefit shall bc
in these cities the picture is said to be ‘
located in llultlmore and so i0l‘i’i.‘"’r the "r" thirtrcn “”4“ “M’h’m
tllc amount of the annual dues and for
What Is this mysterious work which. ’ .
Would appear to br- considered as.the ”’9 m" "f the "9"“ 0‘ “Min?“ 3'
‘ r r ' A or ca? it """h' ,
(“trial [31:12”? ,‘glé:;a|l.l;. lihphael. I i. 'l he funeral benefits on the lif'fliil
A Picture
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HOW'B Tfllll
We offer one hundred dollars reward
for any case of catarrh that cannot be
cured by Hall's Catarril Cure. .
l“.oJ.,C'iiENEY & 00.. Props, Tole-
o. . '
We, the undersigned, have known if.
.f. Cheney tor the last fifteen years.
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions. and flu-
ancially able to carry out any obliga-
tion ms e by their firm.
WALDl 0. KINN'AN’ 1 MARVIN.
wholesale druggiats, Toledo, 0.
Hall's Cstarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally. sifting directly upon the blood.
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price. 75'couts per bottle. Sold by all
drugglirts. Testimonials free. '
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
\
ly lotus painted or m in a
5' ml. everybody is mills now.
Jobs’ of this kind moot rush lo
Mbhtthstlcanhandletheln to
; .mrr. bpdrf- null-cum. prieos and
JUiiliiS BROWN,
PRINTER. ‘
s Ssvilasl sue-t. sepia um
Do 'We RAYMOND,
fissurdbtrector '
and mum.
93 Washington St.. South Norwllli
Residence. 9 Crescent Terrace. ;
Customer—line you the same razor
you shared me with two days ago?
Barber " (flattered)—-Yes. sir; the
same identical one.
Customer—Then chloroform me first.
please.
The pain of a burn or scald is al-
most instantly relieved try applying
Chambe‘rlsln's Pain Balm. it also
_ heals t 0 injured parts more quickly
Telephone,“ house, 3‘ 6' than any other treatment. and without
the burn is very severe does not leave
a scar. For sale by George 0. Still-
J' 9' JENNINGS. son. South Norwalll. and id. P. Weed,
4“” m w" Plilliifd— I Norwalk.
.. slat-sis ..
' V ' H >>>>> Why is it thatva pretty woman ls
Wail Plpintndaogms+mmlmemm ”an “My“...
' ' . ~ - . "Well. because w en a pretty woman
I 1 Nog‘fihhlggrwfili‘llbul. talks to a man he somehow gets my
tides that she. wouldn't waste time on
Sample Books at Latest Styles of , .
Papers, Borders and Gilt Momm‘him unless he was tolerably good look
taken to houses for inspection. on no- l "‘3 himself".
tice by postal. Estimates cheerfully?
given. ‘
Dilution— y'l'lllli'l it lol inlet
10
'- Nova Scotia and ;
Newfoundland. sear";agggggumsmo.
steamers l . *‘
‘3. all) angglévbllan;admvggt‘flgoz i SOME F‘OutdSii PEOPLE.
New York‘ every “uni" .4 ‘ p. n | Allow a cough to run until it gets no-
r yond the reach of medicine. ‘i hey of-
;"ulurgiy'" “6 literlture m ”- ten any. "()h. it will wear away." but
in most cases it will wear them away.
Jacob M. Layton, Agt.
i(‘ould they be. induced to try the suc-
l lsilrosd Place. lo. Norwalk.
‘ "They are simply perfect," writes
illobert Moore. of La Fayette. tad, of
. Dc Witt's Little Early Risers. the fam-
lous little pills" for constipation. and
tall live ailments. Never gripe. George
"What's the trouble, Willie?" said
Mrs. Polutdexter to ‘her small son, who
was crying. '
. which is sold on a positive guarantee
lto cure. they would immediately see
lthe excellent effect after taking the
1547 1399'; first dose. Price 25m and bile. Trial
{also free. At all druggists.
”Whine “d Stem “filling I There are some women wlho are
H0111“! Billing: “my economical. They wll never
Hot All flitting.
(buy a new but until they absolutely
need it. but to produce this condition
they stay out in the rain to purposely
STUVES AND ltANilst-l.
SLATE AN!) 'l‘lN lttlUI-‘lNU.
tins and Steam l-‘lttlng,
lspoll the old one.
3
Fixtures. Metal t‘cillng.
Have you seen' our stock or
' cessful medicine called Kemp’s Balsam
“Best on the market for coughs and
icoids and all-bronchial troubles; for
lcruup it has no equal." writes Henry it.
Gas
Minute (‘ougil Cure. George C. Still-
son. South Norwalk; Edward P. Weed.
, {of a member shall not be more, than
found the most rooted ronvictiou lll ‘ “x times the amount of "w minimum
initiation ice; and on the death of a
member's wife shall not be more .than
two times the amount of the minimum
all so called “art clrclcs" that Amer’
it'll is the happy possessor not only of
.i Raphacl, but of a superbly fine cx-
ample of that master. and. as already
mcssngolsn rentals 1
{ Norwalk.
1 "'l‘here's‘a rather queer thing that l
ghave noticed about these people who
.follow the profession of letters."
initiation.
indicated. the picture is not rfnly al-; .
lulled m with pride. but with an a:l~‘ 5. The moneys and securities of the
~ . . lodge shull'be divided Into two funds
nitration that is skin in awe. . .
It is unfortunate that thc picturezmnsn' A benefit fund “M “ “WW"
does not exist, except in thc fervent ' ‘
transatlantic imagination. In a word." r" Th" initiation h" and "“94”"
”w” is m, Raphael in Americ'l. . of the annual dllcs shall go to the hen-
Strangely enough. there are very few . rill tfund. wdhirl-h shall bio managed by
forgerles even. the one or two canvas- in” l: :‘I’ 1"": ""l “l" than 3“"
sea with any approach to the mauncrt "if” Ti: 6" ""5" l
of the great Italian master being so; ' F 93"“ '3" 3‘" ”“94"" "l
obviously imitative that no one with l :hcdnunual 6"” shall 5" l" "‘9 FM?“
l on . .
any adequate knowledge of his work‘ ' ' -
could possibly be deceived. It is. how-i ”' A" 5" k 3‘“! "”9"" benefits “ha"
“w" “ “PM“! fiction. and enables I bc paid from the benefit fund. and all
patriotic Americans in Europe to ell.10lll:l;-:P?lil:lflic expenses from "1“
large upon the superb masterpk'ces' 5“; Of a” ' d
Ill’l'l'hl'il.“-Nill0il‘t‘nih (‘cntllry . . , ' t e present “"1 ' ”f the “MN"
. 9:. per cent. shall go to. start the. bend-
dt fund and 6 per cent. to start the
neural fund. _
_A____.
soon uusrrso ls ocronss.
wm ’ "
HER GREAT NEED.
"’l'cli hlm'to wait." - '
Mrs. liolddcckc'r waved said: the
maid. and. risluit anxiously. looked out,(
on upper l-‘lfth avenue from the win-i ' '
dow of lwr just colilplclcd nineteelllh'cull'il 0”!" Win All"! 9' Woodcock
ccuturi' palace. Shr- waa wonderingl
. Sheeting.
whethcr his roan. for whom she haul .
scul. possessed at last the our- secret‘ Hunters are looking forward with
....... momma:
for a moment. ucrvlng herself luward-. is 0“ October 1 The Phil: ' :tbe
ll’ to ”monitor disappointment in case» law allowing hu'u'tlng on thc‘ m?“ in-
lt shrilliil come. llllii then. in flill con-l stead of the fifteenth a" heretofore is
trol of uersr-lf. she prepared to tics-1 ' '
r-crid. Leaving her boudoir. with its .
Silllmiu‘i licilslcud, Hill‘ passed the dla— Lzoanhflan?":hngmwfi trguwrirn;
moud aml supplilrc inlaid bathroom. 1"” as n", birds had started '6‘. the
with its gold illllr'cill glittering in the warmer m,.,'”".m climate mm". the
elm-tril- ii'ht. and. stepping into the, shooting became lawful. This year
cut glass cvatnr. was whirled rapidly. they will not have left by the time u":
""“"""""l l" ”l" “r" """r' ““‘W'Ml shooting begins and as several have
lighil); "V‘l'r llhp ’ll'Fm-‘m’ "'5'." ”l"! reported seeing many lli’iill' bird's
recent on in nor was rig a mtrnct-l . '
odly “will“ "w 02.000.000 tapestries: :lllirre will be some good lugs brought
l" "W” “mm“ ”’0'“- "w WNW." Quail will afford the best'shootinl
through ll long rial-sage into the walt- ",1. year. 1",. they are rdmflt‘d to be
“'5 "m" "I ”W "'“l' "i "l" WWW- unusually plentiful. The long. dry spell
where a tail. dignified foreigner stood at nu." breeding lime m... done much
up and lmwcd realm-lively as she eu-z good in this respect. for the delicate
10m}. ‘youug were able to grow to a more
"(an you make good bread?" she, hardy up before the. wet game, and
Mlif‘ib'i flit'l‘l'm- 4. ,were. therefore. saved. Some' years
Ilho young birds are killed off by the
(‘lilll- . wet weather and prolonged rains
5. (if partridge there would also be a
Two or more children should pot lm good may ii it was not for "w ,0.
permitted in "not enllne towel. Each . human, who have no. regard for the
child should hav a separate one, and!
most satisfactory to the sportsmen. as
._.. - -.......__ ._...._.
SEPARATE TOWEL}; r'OR
"BEN.
laws protection some The psrtridgrs
lu- tnught to reg d it as personal pros find excellent covers around this sec-
pmy, Towels may be bought with ln- lion. and were it not for snares set in
itlals woven in them. which makes iii the brush "where the birds look for
easy for the owner to distinguish his: cover, It would be. almost impossible
own. Diseases or lhc eye and skin ill-1 to reduce the number. for it is im-
scases are easily communicated by the' mar-ibis in many places to shoot
indiscriminate use of the same towel 3 through the thick underbrush and kill.
by different persons. It carefulness in i The birds. when frlshtelml. “It'll-ll!
this matter be Iuculcsted in childhood turn to these places of protection and
tel all rods for home. ‘lil: other non
walked. .
l
l
l
lldoniitlliicllkisigi.
' l‘f WALL STREET. nunwm. l "What's that?"
l "The man who writes that to keep
lthc pot boiling is not the one who pro-
;duces the hottest stuff."
i
l
ooslosyouSE.
onloosrs sons-r.
Ne Core—ls Par.
i That is the way all druggistl sell
m ”m lGrove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for Ma‘-
‘”‘ .Iarla. Chills sud l-‘ever. it is simply
J' ‘ mm' i Iron and Quluine in a tasteless form.
m sad Isa-s. i(7hildren love it. Adlilts prefer it to
gbitter. nauseating tonics. Price. soc.
. . ' ’
Hing. electric ears to hotel. unset ‘ ‘ '
"II" . .irs. Chat tnudgiug Mr. (but. who
'38 'n.‘ “I on the N' "' I" a Isnores with his mouth opelil—Wllllaul.
l“ I. l' 3' you'll make less noise if you'd keep
warm {your “1‘3“"! Illull. '
axons ISLAND'CLAH sax- ann l ’03"- “m (9"! he" “em—Sou
ssoss Dianna l '
f than;
1 E. E. Turner. Compton. M0,, was
‘cllred oi piles by De Will's Witch liar-
lsei Salve after suffering seventeen
i years and trying over twenty remedies.
Willlm li’hysiclans and surgeons endorse it.
SAW euro rm mu ‘r llcwnre of dangerous counterfeits.
r ""“m 0"“ j‘George C. Stillson. South Norwalk;
0.. w i M
M°W&'im£‘£l.& .l-zuwsra r. Weed. Norwslk.
All your drought. as by mail y: m.
map as on gum
mu.n, C..;W . , " Villi life you doing. dbl‘iOl'C’" “RM
Ithe man who entered as the physician
was vaccinating a patient.
. "Scraping an acquaintance." was the
HO [sash ,
To Suit Everybody. fl £531.95.“
We have them 'coming by ill [hi “I a". M M
the car-load every 1"“ u” '
few days. ' a
‘ lf admiring friends would only think
M A I 0v Inf something sensible like a corkscrew
. . o to give as a partluggift,‘ instead of the
‘flowers that make a man look and feel
foolish. there would not he so many
,boolilngs for early morning steamers.
lentil lorwslh.
ill-Will's Little Early Risers. perina-
‘neutly cure chronic constipation, hil-
iousuess. nervousness and worn-alt
feeling; a nsesnd regulate the entire
system. ll. pleasant. nevergripe
lor stakes-"famous little pills." George
‘r_'. iltlllsou. South Norwalk: Edward P.
twin-d. Norwsiii. ~ .
! She——Have you ever acted in private
‘tbsstricsls? -
lie—No; the worst disgrace that eva
er happened to use was getting arrested
for staying up all night lad working a
it may save much sulerin . - in be ' .
bsr‘udles "ml .l—lepternl lg. cywould savodlslargcauln
Jo . ..
‘ ‘ l
ticktsckossdesl-aa'sdeor.
mulls under the ‘ ‘
(C. Stillson. South Norwslk; Edward P. _
etc. I walrroru. South Canaan. Cons. of One
I
.“
it
“will“
tor
9\ouer‘s
' The Place.
am is
. school and wears
. ,tr 1
ii v'i” "l -*
fl '
log out shoe lea;
ther at a a...
pace. We have
shoesxmade to
stand hard use.
kWh-WW
It Pays‘toGet't
be Best:
It is a well known fact that the best of Workmaushlp
and style in
Sign and
Wagon Painting
Can be found at
Tilly’s Sign and Carriage Works.
“THE.
“FAIR.”
From Makers to Wearers.
We are showing the largest variety
of the richest and most stylish "
Plaid
Skirts,
Ready Made and to Order.
They cost you far less than you can
make themfor yourselves.
I. Wrubel 8'. Co"
68 Washington Street. South Norwaik
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LEAVES SOUTH NORWALK. 7:35 A. I.
IS NEW YORK:
‘Bcekmau Street. 2:15 p. In.
East 31st Street. 2:40 p. m.
rang. SINGLE soc; sxounsiow, 100.
\1’
Saturday. l136 p. is.
Saturday. 2:00 p. I.
Excursion Sunday. Sept. i0. to North Beach.
Pioneer Book 0 Ladder Co.
Excursion late. “to
Leave So. Norwalk, 10 a. in; North Beach,_4:30 p. m... ’
Freight Propeller City of Norulroils.
Leave Bcekmsu Street. New York. Mon day. Wednesday; and Friday. 6 p. in.
Leave Norwalk. Tuesmy. Thursday and Saturday. 5 p. In.
By the books
Store, Theodore
Again. .. ‘
goods ever ole
quality. _
76.0-
I have bought a large stock of “
Shoes from Lynn manufacturers at
one-half price, for July and August
sale and I think it is the best lot of
the money. and will overshadow any,
sale I ever. had. in quantity and
of the Front of his
Has Been to Beaten
u
on this earth for
Olsen.
Norwalk Chronicler