George Stevens. of New York, ”has
law. 11 spending a few days in town
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play on the Decker Field, Saturday
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Arthur Brush has returned to his
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Hobart 8. Mitchell. of Salts place.
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Notices of the 311111111111. camp meet-
ing have been posted in East Nor.
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Squire Theodore Smith. of Wilton,
was the guest Saturday. of Draggist '1‘.
ll. Griffin. .
Mrs Michael 016111. of East Washing-
ton street is the guest at Mrs D. ’1‘.
Murphy, in «Stamford.
The Epwo’rth League of the Methodist
i‘ hurch will hold a regular meeting at
the church tonight
The Mayflowere Will probably play
the Newflclds, of Bridgeport Saturday
on Mayflower Oval. _
New
John W. flatly has the contract to
treat the Chair. glitter school house.
Nor walk to a new coat or paint.
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The 6:30 meeIlng at the East Avenue
Methodist Church. last night. was led
by Mr. Sherwood. of Craubury.
The Emanoas will be entertained"
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Lewis
W. St. John in St. John avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Seymour. of
Danbury. have been the guests of Mr.
Seymour's parents, in Maple avenue.
Miss Emma Hanson. of Gregory Bou-
levard. is spending the Week with
friends in New York and Staten is
land.
.Mrs. Coleman of New Milford who
has been the guest of Charles Cole-
man. of First avenue. has returned to
his home.
The tag Stamford was in the bar-
bor today. to tow out the barge Wer-
den. which has been discharging a car-
go of coal.
The shoemaker at the junction of
Washington street and Rivr-rsidc ave-
one. has had a new porch built 011 his
place of business.
The music committee of the East
Norwulk fire department. for the com
lag 250th anniversary of the founding
of the town will meet tonight.
Minot l3. Snunders has returned to
l‘loridu from a several necks" trip
north. He sailed from New York Sal
11rday afternoon at .5 o‘cloik.
William W. Davis. who has been tin-
suest of Charles 1. Ainsworth of (‘01
lugs avenue returned home to Port
.iiffersou. Long island Saturday
Mrs. Mary L. Born. of Henry street,
has returned from New Haven. wherc
she was the gueshpf‘Rev. and Mrs. A.
J. Smith. The latter has been iii.
The Rev. A. J Gardner of Water
bury. the singing evangelist will ex
change pulplts next Sunday. with the
Rev. A. J. Davis. of the Christian Ad-
veut‘Church. ’
The members 151 Company 1* will en
Joy a line feed with Landlord Thomas
Wetheral. of the Norwalk Hotel to-
morrow evening The losers of the re-
cent recruiting contest will stand the
expense.
Robert Clark and Alfred St John are
recovering nicely from the effects of
being hit by pieces of a- bursting can-
non. on the Fourth of July. Clark still
carries his left hand in a bandage His
right hand is full of powder
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The Connecticut ltall by and Light-
in‘: Company is having pairs made to
the curve at the corner of East Wash-
ington and Fort Point streets This
has been been done to nearly every
curve the company has in East Nor—
walk
James McLaughlin. formerly of Nor-
walk. for the last thirty-eight years
captain of police in Y0 kerb. N. Y.. was
the guest of Fred W. itchell of Cliff
attach yesterday. Mr. Mchoughlin
thinks of returning here. when his time
for retiring comes in about No years.
Mrs. Milton Elwood and Miss Nollie
L'h'ommedieu. of this place left Satur
day night for the state of Maine. where
they will he the guests of the former s
“ parents. Mrs. Elwood will probably
a month and Miss l.‘ Hommedleu
will be gone a couple of weeks. MIIIE
1.1111511111111111... goes for her health.
which has boob poor for some time.
At the close of the devotional mesh
ing of the Epworth Leanne this even
ing a business will be hold A com
ratification from the Norwalk league
regarding a moonlight sail to be held
under the auavices of the Leagues of
the Norwalka will hit acted upon. Ev-
ery month" of that/cages is earnest-
ly requested to be present.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Mary
Moran was held at the undertaking
, rooms or 11.1.01111111 it Company. in
. North Mala-street. yesterday afternoon
1 “80'th , Thoma, William Maker,
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d ly. ‘" all
filo blade at St. Mary a cemetery. in
orivalk
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D‘Rll‘fl AND NDRO TON.
Mrs. Alexander Mackey is having a
Sritew dining room built on her resi-
one,
Charles Williamson, of Yale Univer‘
oily. hurll arrived home to spend the
summer vacation.
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Miss Helen Mgrehousc and Miss
Nettie Loosen the spending the sum
mer in Lynn Mass.
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. Harry ‘lilndley. of Barton. has secur.
ed a position in the. Yale & Towns lock
factory in Stamford.
Mrs. Charles F. Hayes. of New York.
has been visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. D. C. Bowen.
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Mrs. John Cauchy has returned to
New Y01k after a visit with Mr and
M111. Nathan Danchy.
Mrs. Sarah Valdcn. of Ridgoilcld,
spent Thursday and Friday with her
sister. Miss Betsy Wood.
Miss Helen ii. 11011111111. or Wiscon
si11.arrived Wednesday. to spend July
with Mrs. William M. Whitney.
William H. Wilimott. Sr.. was accl-
deatally thrown down by a horse, last
week and bruised .his arm quite badly.
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Miss Jessie St. John. of Main street.
expects to be the guest this week of
her; sister; Mrs. Gilbert Finch. in Hart-
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Wan—v.”
The beautiful yacht Altair, belonging
to Mr. Trowbl'idge. of Collender‘ a
Point. makes three trips each week to
New York.
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Mra.~A. P. Avery. who has been the
guest of Mrs. Albert H. Scoflcld. of
Darien. returned home to Brooklyn.
Saturday.
Chicken farmers will be glad to
learn that the cat which killed sixty
chickens owned by Miss Kate Seclcy
l1na_.been shot.
The remains of Miss Rincamie Bell.
whose death occurred recently, aged
eighty years. were brought from Mt.
Vernon to-the Bell graveyard at 011
Ridge, where interment took place.
No traces of the identity of the
young men who committed the mis-
chievious pranks about Railroad ave-
nue. Darlen, on the 3d of July night
have been received. The sufferers re-
alize that it was done only in a spirit
of fun.
The assault case of Mrs. Nellie Was~
sell versus Charles Seward. her bro~
therJn-law, came up before Justice W.
H. Willmott. Jr.. at the Darien Town
Hall. Saturday afternoon. The judge
found the defendant guilty and impos.
ed a fine of $3 and costs. amounting
in all to $ll.99. Both parties are from
New York. The plaintiff claimed that
Seward hit her in the face.
R0 WA YTON.
A child has been born to Mr. and
Mrs. Combs. of Crockett avenue.
Mrs. John Bruudugc, of Main strcct.
who is ill. is slightly improved.
Marjorie Mills is confined to nor
home in Highland avenue by illness.
Judson H. Adams. of Highland avo-
nue, has recovered from 11 recent ill-
noes.
Notice of the services at the Cos.
pcl tent arllelle island have been post
ed in Rowayton.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Pciton have ar-
rived at their place on Butler's island.
to spend the summer.
The oliiciul boards of the Baptist and
Methodist Churches meet tonight in
the chapel of the Methodist Church.
Miss Bertha Grant. of Main street.
was the guest Saturday of her aunt.
Mrs. Clinton Quebec, in Stratford.
Mrs. McKenzie. of Main street. re-
turned home Saturday after spendinlg
a couple of weeks in New York.
Clarence Rowland and Charles Hoyt.
of Bridgeport. have been guests of
Captain and Mrs. Hevelon Rowland. of
Highland avenue.
John Benedict has moved from Mead
Brothers' house. in Cross street. to the
place on the West Side formerly occu-
pied by J. D. Hoyt. V
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The Thursday evening prayer and
praise service in the Rowaytbn Baptist
Church will be followed by the ad-
journed business meeting of the
church.
Despite the lowerv condition of the
sky. Saturday. the exc11ralou scheduled
came up to itoton Point and had argued
time, even if the day was not an aun-
picioua one for such an occasion.
The Christlan Endeavor Society of
the Baptist Church and the Epworth
League of the Methodist Church held
a union meeting. led by Rev. F. C.
Brown. at the latter Church. last night.
Little Addison Mllis..of Highland
avenue. is setting alone; nicely from
the injury he sustained by a severe
fail last week- Besides the gash in
his head and the bruises he received
he had several teeth knocked out.
Constable E. J. Iafldl‘iflnn'fi road
force has been busy several days
clearing away the trees and other de-
bris left in the roads alter the big
storm last week. The work of repair»
lag the roads commenced today.
The annual Bible Conference at 1.19
polio Island Gospel that will corn
menu‘s July 20th and continue for ten
days. There will be two sessions a
dag interesting speakers and dinners
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be present at all of the services.
fills. up at work on the Greens
V ' ‘ in lap,
them to W iron 11 Point tor plan r. The
bodies of the unfortunate victims .of
the recent drowning accident have not Y
yet been recovered.
NEW outrun.
Lewis Brown is now employed in the
Yale & Town Works, 3111111111111.
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Twentydive young people enjoyed
the Fourth at bake Waccabuc.
Miss mobeile Knifllns. of Bingham-
ton. N. Y. is visiting with Miss Estella
Kellogg.
Miss Mary L. Benedict is entertain-
ing Miss Ruth Comstock. of New York,
for several days.
Mrs. l'lorthn Knoblc and children. of
Brooklyn arc boarding at Mrs. Alice
Webb's, East avenue.
William Krapowlcz returned to
Brooklyn. Friday. after spending the
Fourth with his parents.
Mrs. John H. Light and son Freeman
of South Norwalk, are visiting rela-
tives and friends in town.
Rev. Father Byrne. of St. Aloysloua
Church, has been taking the census of
the parish. the past week.
Owing to the excessive heat last
week. Frank 1.. Simon and irviag
Lockwood each lost a horse.
Mrs. Richard Murphy. of New York,
is visiting with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Krister. Seminary street.
Lester Scodeld. Cyrus Crofoot and
Stanley Bartram are guests of Albert
Horton, Belle island. this week.
.Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hoyt have been
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
Comatock. at Long Branch. for several
days.
Miss Emily Raymond. with her sis~
ter. Mrs. Cybelia Spoor. has returned
to her home in Glendale. Mass. after a
visit with relatives in town.
At a special meeting of the fire com-
pany. it was voted to engage a band
for the Norwalk celebration In Sep-
tember. The Danbury band will prob-
ably be secured.
Clayton Benedict and family, of New
Haven. visited with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Junius Benedict. South Main
street. Mrs. Benedict and son will re
main during the summer.
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WESTON.
Mrs. George Berrell has entertained
friends from Brooklyn.
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Mrs Horace Hurlbutt is spending
this week in Buffalo.
Miss Lizzie Adams has rcturncd
from a week's visit in Lyons Plain.
Mrs. Frank Gorham and Miss B. A.
Salmon have visited friends in Boston.
Frank P Laue. now of New York.
has spent a few days with friends in
town,
Numerous outofvtown guests were
entertained by friends here over the
Fourth.
Rev. ilcniamln Dean will occupy the
pulpit at the Congregational Church.
on Sunday next.
Mrs. W. ll. Morcliouec has entertain.
ed her sister Miss Wakemau. of New
lurk. for a few days.
Lightning snack and quite badly
d11111ugcd the boom» of Mrs. Moses
Trl-udwcll. one day last Week.
The regular meeting of Norfleld
Grunge will be bold Friduv evening.
The dramatic committee is preparing
to make the program an interesting
one.
CRANBUR Y .
The young son of Mr. Gurgcr is Ill
with chicken pox.
Rev. Mr. Muncon preached
chapie Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. and Mrs, flattery arc entertain—
ing friends from lliinois.
in the
Mrs. Spencer and son. of New York.
arevlsltlng Mrs. Chester Colby.
Allen Burton of Long island city.
spent Sunday at his home here.
Mrs. Gomlsell of Coventry. is visit-
ing her sister. Mrs. J. H Bates.
Mr. George Wyman. of Gloversvllle‘.
N. Y.. is visiting relatives here.
Miss Josie Pink. of Norwalk. has
been a meat of Mrs. Annie Adams.
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Silas Sherwood. of Philadelphia. has
been‘vlaitinu her father the past week.
Mrs. George Gregory. of Norwalk.
visited her mother, Mrs. Barnes. on
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor. of Westpori.
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John
'i‘lnkler.
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Mar. E. Fitch. of Weston was a guest
.01! her daughter. Mrs. Frank Gregory.
the past week.
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Mr. and Mrs. a. s. Hawkes. of arises.
V port. were guests of Mrs. Minnie Greg“
cry. over the Fourth.
The Misses Edith arid Anna Room
or South Narwalk. were guests‘over
Sunday. of Mr. and Mrs. C. ll. Rubey.
Wand-m-
Mrs. Horace Fisher. of New Canaan,
is visiting her mother. Mrs. Hawthorn:
in Newtowu avenue. Cranbury.
There will be a jubilee gathering of.
Good Templurs. at the Washington
Lodge Hall. Tuesday afternoon and
evening. All past members are invite
rd. Public meeting for everybody in
the evening.
‘f ‘Broilkside.
' from New
Raymond.
11 relatlv
The Brooksi a school was struck
three times by lightning last w; 1‘.
The roof and the two rear corners of
the building were too places hit Sev
eral dollars damage resulted. ‘
Mien Catherine St John. of the pub-
lic school left Saturday for New York,
where she will spend a week and then
will go to her home in Virginia, to
spend the summer. .
IN CAMP 0N YISHER'S ISLAND.
Thirteenth Regiment of Artillery. of
Brooklyn. Arrived Saturday.
The New Haven lino steamer C. if.
Northern. with about 500 men of the
Thirteenth Regiment of Heavy Artil-
lery, from Brooklyn. N. Y.. on board.
reached Fisher's island Saturday. The
men disembarked ut the Munnatawket
wharf and marched to the portion of
the government reservation where
they will be encampi-d. The camp will
be known as Camp Roe. and it was
laid out during the week by Captain
,William Kerby, quartermaater of the
regiment.
The regiment is in command of Col-
onel David E. Austin and about 90 per
cent of its full number is at the camp
The regiment embarked at Brooklyn
Friday evening and started from that
city at 9 o'clock. The men will be
given artillery practice and during the
week-they w1li under the instruction
of several army officers detailed by
the government.
The Northam after unloading 'tlle
regiment and its equipments. left the
island for New London and is on the
west side of the Norwich line dock.
where she will remain until the camp
breaks up and she is required to trans-
port thc regiment back to Brooklyn.
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commssnouen TO escape.
Stamford Town and City at Quid; Over
Highway Appropriation.
To decide a controversy between the
town and city of Stamford, it has been
necessary to take advantage of the law
which provides for calling in a county
commissioner. This morning County
Commissioner Leo Went to Stamford.
the officials having called him in to
practically break a tie.
The city asks for 828.000 for the care
of highways in its limits. and th town.
which corporation makes the appro-
priations, will not grant but 825.000.
Under the charter the sclectmen of the
city ceouncli have the making of this
appropriation. and they are at a dead-
lock. in former years the city has
received $20.00 for this purpose. but
the olllcials he love $28,000 is needed
for the coming year.
The law provides that in case they
are unable to agree» a county commls
aloner shall decide the question.
JACK DUNLEAVY FOR CAPTAIN.
Former State ' qua Pitcher to Lead
Amber: bureau Nine.
The Ambersl’collcgc baseball team
had a meeting in Middletown after the
last championship game of the season
and unanimously elected John Francis
Duuleavy. 1994, of Harrison. N. J.. for-
merly of South Norwalk. captain for
the ensuing year. Mr. Dunleavy was
prepared for college in the b‘ricnds'
school in Providence. He is a good
student, and ranks high in the. esteem
of his professona as well as his fellow.
students. He. is a man of fine char
actor, and is a conscientious worker.
He has a brilliant reputation as a
pitcher. and is a good all-around play~
er. and as captain will have ihe‘usst of
control over the Civil. it will be re-
membered that hc'pitched for the
Bridgeport team of the, State League
two years ago Although sew-rill Stair
League players: are members of minor
college teams Dunlcuvy is the first to
be chosen captain.
BULKHEADS ALL DEFECTIVE.
Mllltiamen injured at State Range in
Wutvliie.
Milltiamen have complained of the
condition of tho bulkheads at the State
rifle range in Westviile. which are said
to be unsafe. There are openings in
the bulkheads large enough for the bul~
lots to go through. and shots tired re-
cently have gone through and injured
markers. The latest victim is John
Welles, a member of the New Haven
City Guard. He was marking for a
squad of militiamen on July 4. One
of the bullets went through a defective.
bulkhead and wounded Welles in the
back. He was attended by Dr. Winne
of Weatvlllc and is still auderinz from
the effects of the wound. Other mem-
bore of the Second Regiment have re.
ceived similar injuries at the range
lately.
8AUTELLE‘8 CIRCUS.
From a bundle of city exchanges it
is seen that Sis Sautellc'e new big 25
cent ahwa. which will be seen in
South Norwalk .luiy 15. are astounding
the largest audiences everywhere. and
the newspapers wherever the circus
exhibits. are at a loss for adjectives
with which to enlarging the incompar
able and amelutoly world-famine
shows. All written agree in the per-
iformance beluga moral. instructive.
amusing and wonderful amnlc. enter-
taialaent surpassing all others The
fact that Mr. Santana has placed the
price or admission at 25 cents must
not influence our of our readers to be
have than his is like moat popular
priced attractiomi. which consist solely
of a tent, a few sent niankoan‘d an in-
ferior program. Remember. no true
dollar of currency was-ever produced
that its counterfeit was not attempted.
the every truth and virtue 6in life has
its fraudulent lmltatlouwbnt. try as
they may. they have never yet (innit.
caved ‘Sie: Santoiic's circus at his price
of admission.
V. M. C. A. "0783.
There will be a meeting of the bass
ball players at the association rooms
this evenlnu at B o‘ckick. to talk over
matters of interest to the team and to
plan for a trolley ride.
Tie Board of Directors will hold a.
special mention at the mom on Walls?
nudity evening at lio’cloek. .
V its a fatal mistake to dealers: back ‘
ache ,
ney ills.
Serious complications follow.
Dean's Kidney Pills cure them prompt-
ly. ~
Don't delay until too late.
sense.
Read what a South Nat-walk citizen
says:
Mr. Frank St. John, fill Taylor {170'
and.
employ of tho Norwnlk Lock
puny.
loin-
says:
and stunning. There are others in the
who are troubled in the same way. i
tcd's drug store. took a course of the
treatment, and it cured me."
For sale by all dealers. Price
cents a box. Fostchllburn C0., Buf-
States.
Rcmembor the name—Doan'awand
take no other.
Drink Astoria tofu!
AND GET A HANDSOME
rARLOR LAMP FREE!
Tilt“ party getting the most cou’
pans. out of a case of miles gets
this manner. when you have re-
reccivc a lamp. if you continue
the use of Astoria Coffee and save
a lamp
only
25 CENTS PER FOUND.
A. STULL.
:4 Cottage Ave, East Norwalk
M. 1111:6117
Dealer in Junk of All K1nds.
Highest prices paid for old metal.
rags, papers, everything. Write or
crll. Prompt attention given to all
orders.
I00 Tavior Ave. 30. Norwaik.
Commencing Monday. June 17th.
New York.
Side Wheel Passenger Steamer
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HARLEM
Leave South Nm'Walk, 7:35 a. 111.
more New York:
Beckman Street, 2.10 p. 111.
(Saturday. 130 p. 111.)
East 3111i. Street. 2:40 p. 111.
(Saturday, 2:00 p. 111.)
FARE :
Excursion. 70c.
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EXCURSION
t0
NORTH BEACH.
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Co.
SUNDAY. JULY 14.
soon-EXCURSION FARE-50c.
Leave South Narwalk 10 a. 1111.
Leave North Beach. 4 p. m.
FREIGHT PROPELLER
to
Norwalk and South Norwaik.
Leave ilcckman 81., N. Y.:
Mom. Wail. and Fri. at 5 p. 111
Leave Norwallc:
Tues. T bars, and Sat, at 4 p. m.
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ON THE JUMP.
Elohim-«The beer output increases
each year.
Pena-80 it seems. instead of lean
years. new, We have hop years.
8H: DIDN'T WKAII A MAIK.
But her beauty was completely hid-
den by euros. blotch» and planks till
she. used Backien‘s Aroma Salve
Then they vanished 1111 will all Eran
lions. Fever Bares. Brain. Ulcers. Car-
mnclea and Felons, from 1th on. In
.fnlllble for Cute. Corns. Barns. Scolds
and Pilot. Cure guaranteed 25»: at
If Baxter a. South Norwnlk. and
1.31... A Rim, mall.
Single. 40c. ;
Backac‘he is the first symptom bf kid-‘3;
Until it becomes diabctcsuilright‘s di- V.
locksmith by Occupation in the
“i am not the only one .
engaged in this culling who suffers 3
from backache, aggravated by the con- ’1.
slant change of position and heading "
factory and in the city that I know :-
procured Dean's Kidney Pills at i’ials-
50 7‘
falo, N. Y.. sole agents for the United ‘j.’
the lamp. or if not successful in '
'ccivcd one hundred coupons you '
your coupons you are sure to get
This high quality of coffee is
11111.1 TRIPS ;
111 1111111 1111'
is the time pcoplc want to L;
buy—Alley want to buy 11'
when they need. and if cv»
bicycle lrouscrs wcrc
f: act-(led. wcrc cvrr wanted 11
.. ii i»: now. The bikr 11rc-
d11111i11111cs lili‘st‘ pleasant .
days.
$1.50 Trousers. $1.00.
$2.00 Trousers, $1.50.
$3.00 Trousers. $2.25. ;
THE SWEATER—um
other bike comfort. For ”it
buy, good jersey. in red and
black. 111111 in plain blues.
39c. Don't judge the qual- :
ile by tho prior; quality is ‘
all right in every respect.
An all worsted (autumn
1ccd1$1.25. ..
.\lcn's gray all worsted '
swcuicr at $1.75.
SWIMMING BOYS
will surciy bc inicrcstcd
in knowing that we arc sell~
ing 25 cent lights fur 15
cents per pair. two pair for
251‘.
These arc made of Egyp-
tian Silk. and are very at.
lraclivc and wcar u'rll.
"‘MJHICKEMO BLOCK.
C 0W A L
$5. 75mm:
DELIVERED [N YOUR BIN.
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We handle only one grade of Coal.
and that is the BEST.
Place your orders now. and take ad-
vantage of price quoted above.
Best in quality. cleanly screened,
competent drivers, prompt delivery.
No matter what your experience has
been in the past, give us your order,
and we will please you.
if 1111 lukwui i b.
I Successors to E. Harris.
Coal Yard and Office Water street
llranch Office corner Washington not
Main streets. South Norwaik. Conn.
i Telephone 0:111. 515.
J unins Brown
Pliillibl' lilii PflDil' Hanger.
Pure White mo and Zinc
mixed by hand will wear twice
as long and cover double sur-
face as machinery mixed. The 1
house of William Stevens and of‘
Stephen Wilcox. both on South
Main street. were painted by me
In this manner over eleven years
ago. They are still good.
Your house will stand as well .
if i paint it. My cities. 52 South
Main street My residence. 25-
Elm Grove street.
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MALAMA.
ALL DRUGGISTS.
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FAILS.
But it chanced that the line. had a
fat head. while tho 01: Van more than
. wide between the eyes.
“Don‘t you know." observed the 0x.
accordingly, after a moment‘s thouaiit.
"that if you spend all your time in a
manner you'll get the mango?”
Now. inasmuch as this romporiml
with what he had previously heard
concerning the germ themy. the Dog
became much alarmed and fled. where
at the 01: lost no time in throwing the
hay into himself
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A POOR MILLIONAIRE
Lately starred in Marlon because
he could not digest his food. Early
use of Dr. King’ a New Life Pills would
have saved him. They strengthen the
iitomaclt. aid digestion promote denim
nation. improve appetite Price 2M
Money back if not satisfied. fluid by
I". ll Baxter.tlm1th Narnia 111111 John
A. Sign. Namath. drowns.
than ever befote.
~ €2.91». 3%‘é‘25x ., A. .
ot'
. Ranges and Heaters we offer
V of compactness.
1 Telephone at house. I“. . ,
, Hartford, sold last year ‘.' .,
Are now in shock.»
VOTY 10W.
do your work
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING ,Aiiio .
DECORATING.
wrer 71-1: ‘
of everyone the price!)
good value. Designed and bailiff
on t1 ue principles. they give at
from a small amount of 1
some in appearance and
strength. Our 318 Range V
Horace R. N; .
Cor. North Main and West? insets.
r. 17001113011.
82 North 111111151. .
Opposite Tilly Carriage-works.
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