. Hawkins. of saslde 3) sell. a
aining a party from New York
_ ‘ Wallace H sled is proud in the pos~
session of a brand new bicycle. which
be prizes Very much. -‘ ‘ .
The Epwerth Leaguesv- of Norwallt
are planning for a moonlight sail for
a wash from Wednesday.
went ddv‘vn ‘thc h
rhor this morning. In
quest of the (inn ‘1 V ‘ ..
v
‘EMlss Marioi'l isll‘nons; of Port‘Ches-
ter. is the Siiestof Mr. scours. Charles
Simona. of Henry streétii'
.n— ”OW
«w. a. Price’s Choice". Tees and Cof- ‘
too; also Home-made Bakery. at Miss
Temple's. 8 Henry street,
Miss Helen,” oiling. of ,,this_ place.
has gone to N it stuckfiwhere shells
the guest otM—issi: a'Warren. . '
Mrs. A. J. Smith. of New Haven. with
her daughters Hattie and Matilda. are
the guests of Mrs. Mary L. Dol'n.
,The Loyal Workers', meeting in the
Advent Christian Church, tomorrow.
:viil be led by Elmer Case, of Howey-
011. ~
Mrs. A. J. Smith and daughters Hat-
tie and Matilda,‘of New"Haven. are
the guests of Mrs. M. L. Dorn. 0f Hen-
ry street.
.._.
The services will be held as usual in’
the Advent Christian Church. tomor-
row, with preaching by the pastor, Rev.
J. W. Davis.“ ' ‘
Elmer Nash. the shoemaker, who rc-
- sidesin Van Zandt-avenue, went to
New Works this morning. on the. Horn
lem for a visit.
Miss Edna Archibald, daughter of
police inspector of Jersey City. N. J., is
spending a few weeks with Miss Belle
Cameron, of Prospect street.
Mrs. Frank Sherwood and son. have
returned to their home in Bott's place,
after an extended visit in New York
and Brooklyn, with relatives.
Rev. J. W. Davis, pastor of the Ad-
vent Christian Church. did not arrive
home yesterday. from Rhoda island. as
anticipated, but will arrivetoday.
The repairs to the Chapel of St. Ed-
ward the Martyr, are progressing. and
the building will be much improved in
appearance besides in other ways.
Rev. J. J. Foust will come from his
camp at Hickory Bluff. tomorrow. and
preach morning and evening, in the
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Epworth League meeting will be
held tomorrow evening at 6:15. The
topic Is: “God's Requirements?
Dan. 10, 12-14. Fred Fields will load
the meeting. . '
New vpianklng is being laid on" the
Benedict Farm bridge. The town is
doing the work by piece meal. and per-
haps after a while the bridge will have
a sound flooring again.
«-
There will be evening prayer and
sermon as usual; tomorrow night. at
St. Paul‘s Mission, at 7:30. and Sunday
school at 3 p. m. Rev. Charles Coerr.
of New York. will preach.
Daniel L'Hommedieu received anoth-
er set of excellent photographs of
scenes in the Philippines. this morn-
ing. from Arnie Mailings. who is there
in the liniteiijtates regular army.
Miss Tonnes, of East avenue, will
substitute-for ,Mlss Grey lathe omccsf M
Raymond Brothers'lfor the coming two
weeks. Miss Grey will begin her an-
nual vacation Monday.
Michael Drew. who is seriously ill of
typhoid fever, . was removed to the
Norwalk Hospital. today, as it was
thought; advisable,‘ becpliso) of the tap
ciiities or: treating, the (disease at the
institutiojai‘ ‘, " 913.. -., - ’:
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E. R. DeForest,,the baker. lost a val-
uable horse, last night, of spasmodic
colic. 'llheanimslmiorked all day and
apparently was all right. in a few
minutes after he had been taken. tome
. stable he died,
Bernard Collins will leave tomorrow
for, ihcili‘cmalerltpm mines; 'Mr
Collins has been trying ard to secure
some one to taitetlic trip‘with him.
but so far sciences unsuccessfulu“
J udgeand Mrs.‘C. D. Burnes.of Green.-
wich. who are epondingthes umnier
with Mr. and Mrs. Minor 1). Randall. of
Riverside arcnue. have gone to Pound
Ridge. New. York state“ to make a
wesitfa. Visit/rat .M fiurnee'. .tather's
suat‘t‘ne’n rest sheer“ ‘ is. '-
- «.1 files” ;i£i;i.,l.‘.. ,., ‘ "i, _
litre. Bets‘ey Davis. mother of Mrs.
' James L’iioinni’edieu. of Seaside place.
has so larrcpovm-sd from, her long
. misnomer Whiting , tar {Mrs ’J. .8.
Willi; , Riverside 1 genial; {for g. a
obsess
., George Olmsteud on Mrs. Gilbert
, Willa.”
, “l y. "Riley 6 ed
slider rt svmostem
~' lovable is . ey'lrs'smréstly im-
pressed with thedisclpline of thermal-
, an] 1 , ,svcred: ll”
answered .1... ii.
. . P . i a. .
1 , ‘
rim. shirtless: flailing parties,
. stay
FTheremre a large number of tramps,
' b
'- illirelii its til-lie little to return‘to the"
' ‘ iii“ ht Bt
. _ .Neuer and null or c
’ m outlay for sylslt in he
\ 1 ' ll ‘ ‘ u is i .1.. .
. militia. Adams and‘dsughtsr Era.
of Highlaud‘avenue. are the guests 9i.
frieudrint‘llésnt’ccuntyr W "
today
ré its
Edwin Themes and little daugh-
tcr left yesterday'afternoou for a visit
with relatives. in Ohio.
f' «MPH. DdKlr‘ri and‘famiiy‘ returned
home to Danbury yesterday from Nils
sled" cottage. “ Fine" Ledge.
,Mi‘il tts.‘».,who':r has been the guest.
0%Mfs’.&uiiosi dean. of Cross street.;
has returned home to New York.
“.mn—w
Mrs. William Finch. of Stamford.
Was the guest Monday of her sister,
iii-rauaowardfieli. of Main street. ’
Mrsu Harry Beofleld and daughter:
Helsnand’erssAda Thomas have gone
to the Catskill Mountains for a short
Wllowl'iiflal‘lo theiitgbome in one of J. Bu
Raymond’s houses ‘near the trolley
bridge.
in...
. The Goolett boys. who have been
summering at Consentmcnt island. left
yesterday for thoiAdirondack Moun-
tains. A
" The new engine to pump water from
the arteslan well at Bella island arriv-
ed at the Revvayton station. yesterday
afternoon. = ,
Miss Jennie Scbtt’. of Cross street.
has returned home from Brooklyn.
where she was the guest of Miss Ber.
‘thn Hirchkill. ' ,
TheEast and»West Side baseball
teams are down on the schedule to do
battle today in a ball game on the R0-
ton Point diamond. ,
Horace White. who has been the
guest of Captain and Mrs. Frank R.
Stevens. of Main street, has returned
home to Greenport, L. 1.
William E. Mallory's launch Cyric
is being overhauled at Lowndes' deck.
The machinery is also coming in for
its share of the overhauling.
Thé'raiiroad company has posted in
the Rowayton depots notice to the
effect that the tariff rates from this
depot are always open for inspection.
George Stiiison. of Newtown, is the
guest of his uncle. Captan Heveion
Rowland. of Highland avenue. 111 r.
Stillson formerly resided in Rowsyton.
Miss Bessie Johnston, of New York,
who has been theg nest of Miss Bessie
Mills. of Highland avenue. returned
home to the city this morning. on the
steamer Harlem.
Shepard W. Wells will return to
Anandaie College. New York, Septem-
ber lst. Mr. Wells was chosen manag-
er of the foot ball team of the college
for the coming fail.
Miss Jessie Cutbili entertained a
company orfriends at her home in
North avenue-Wednesday night. A
very pleasant evening was spoilt by all
those who attended. ‘
The Misses Marietta and Charlotte
Klein. who have been the guests for
a few weeks of Miss Kathryn Stevens.
of Main street. returned home to Beth-
lehem. Penn, yesterday afternoon.
Captain Edward ii. Smith took a
party yesterday afternoon in hopes of
seeing the Constitution and Columbia,
when they came in this direction from
Larchmont. He was disappointed.
A party composed of Mrs. Anne
Themes. Miss Cassie Lynch. Mrs.
Kate Themes. Mrs. Franklyn Lynch.
rs. Cora Neuer and Miss .Helon
Lynch spent yesterday cruising in
Hickson W. Cole's sloop.
Mr. and Mrs. E". i. Slack gave a inns-
lcai at the Berkley House last night.
and will return home to Brooklyn to
day. ”Thoprogrom consisted of vocal
and instrumental 5 selections. 1 Dancing.
was assayed and a'vbountitul 'eoilatie j
was partaken of. ' ‘ '
m
William K: Ackart is the guest of his
brother Harvey Ackart. Mails a for‘
me!" resident of Rowayton and was em-
ployed when he resided hero, in Boyl~
ston’s baby carriage factory. He is at
present living in Bchagticoke, N. Y..‘
where he is in charge of a large corne-
Wr- " 5' '2 ‘ ,;,1§i:%
During one night this weak the tie
postnin. irony of-tho’ resilience of Mr.
tind‘Mrs, John itich. Rowsyton, was
tail u, up and thrown over the fence
for her down the street. it is said
that If the person is caught there will
be an arrest. made. it is thought that
t ‘1"
i
, .‘sawn. alibi. a
sermon. "The Winners of the lines." At
7:30 p. 111.. the pulpit will be occupied
by ethos 2.1m 't’tllcph"’il‘tldts.‘ Sunday
dance! a .11; Y. ;.. B. .. planet: It
égindigislhimlcs
clatiis’ lair; r ..
tilt 7240px). on? Thu
. ‘c. iiiihh
from Pennsylvania,.
W
1‘ 33/4131»! e
today. -
‘1. , lei
the guest's! ,
a,
is
,_ Quite a number‘of the Veluutces,
. Hfiillirhland .1 adder company inc ,
V
,i
'i
flirmrNWJYorltmilf . .
Stella Militia... of; T, ,
~ an about): an rainy a,
sit to the Willniptt» plat
edorgz Austin. .1
“of friends, on Neroton Hill. 1
mm
. .. Sign“ : f ‘1. *
ohn“0hhrlaiiilei‘”o restate give the:
he is building its first dip in the waters,
of the sound today. \ ‘
‘ 'At the mld~Wllelrbraycrmeetin
Wednesdaycveulnu. Qini:.the .»
s c a i , . ,
{if F, 3‘ ”W 0i ii Psi £9391 ,
. it is especieaihui‘a delegatiod‘from
Darien will go to Port Chester this af-'
terhcoltito isec‘ theidnarisn's play in.
their game against the Port Chester's;
i
' The topic for the Junior Christian
Endeavor Society, Sunday. August 18.
is. "Jealousy, Among the Children",
(Gen."ild:“27-‘34.'37: 841): leader, Les.
tor Hindiey, .
Methodist Episcopal hurch. Rev. .
Josephi; L. “IGuernlleyp p" star. Divine
Worship with serrhensfis nday, at 10:
30 a. m. and 7:30 o. m. The Rev.
Henry Scofleid will occupy the pulpit
morning and evening. ,
Mrs. Scott Williamson’s fathr. Mr
Van Clef. of Morristown, N. J., and
daughter. Miss Lillian, are visiting in
Brooklyn. and anorexuected in Dorian.
for a visit ..
son. next week.
The ladies of the'Ai'd’ Electety, of the
Methodist Church, are making extens-
ive preparations for the concert, festi-
val. and sale. to be given on August 29.
at the ssstd’enwmtihlrs, Charles B.
Fitch. Noroton Weights.
it is expected that there will be be
tween sixty and seventy in the party
of Dorian and New Canaan gentleman
who will partake of a shore dinner, at
Dorlon's Point next week. E. ii. Lar~
once, of New Canaan. is at the head
of the project.
The otiiccrs and teachers of the
Methodist Sunday school. met in the
chapel. Monday evening. and perfect-
ed the organization of a Sunday school
board. The school is to be conducted
on a more progressive and successful
plan than heretofore.
Miss Edith Shaw. of Oldbain, Elig-
land, who has been the guestvof Mr.
and Mrs. Frederi ll Cbadderton. of Da-
rien, is head'ml tress in a school at
Manchester, England. Sherpald a vis-
it to the High School in Stamford and
.._._.._.__.
An automobile operated by two in-
dies, broke down under the railroad
bridge in Dsrid‘n.‘ yesterday afternoon.
and luckly, one of the Mechalcy bro-
thers of Stamford; happened along just
at that time with another auto, and
towed the damaged auto to Stamford
where repairs were made.
A Hungarian employed" by William
Wuerz met with a very painful acol-
dent. Thursdsyp'that‘ will lay him up
for some time. A horse and cart back.
ed off an embankment 011 Mr. Wucrz’s
property and landed upon the Hungar-
ian. it was found the man's leg was
broken and he alasztalten‘ to the Stem-
ford Hospital yesterday morning.
WIL TON.
Ray Comstock. spent Sunday with
T. 1“. Gilbert. ‘
H. L. Sturges is entertaining Mr.
LaVega: of Cardenas. Cubs. ‘
A‘purchaao of “Little Ram's island"
is contemplated by Wilton parties.
‘ Miss Abbie Rundlc wheeled to Lake
Waccabilc on Friday to call on friends.
Miss Julia Hurlbutt and niece. Fran-i
cos Eckland, are visiting relatives in
'Stratfcrd; *
" , 1 ulna—M
Mrs. N. M. Holden and son John
Bcldon. of Danbnry, spent Sunday with
:trlends‘lni town; ‘
i .it is rumored that William I-lurlhutt’s
comparatively recent purchaseat Can-
nons, is for sale.
l A
i
? V Mrs. J. B Sturges, of Cannons. will
ishaperone a party of youn‘gpeople to
loompo Beach. on Friday.
" 1.,‘1 .«q..;,.,i-.,v,
1‘ Miss, Agnes Ogden and Elsie Miller
have ratiirnhd' tramrxinga "Park. ac-
companied by Miss Eunice Doping.
‘ i The Misses Witteniora‘. of Newh'ork.
'_ 0 Mrs. Francesca Neablt, are the
‘ ‘ 9|“‘.M?KI‘BJ’thn1MCEW6hiBetlJi.
liars, A. w.‘ Merviln slid family and
is cottage at:cempo"nssch. thls'woek.
E‘}-Mra. Mary White. of Cannons. in
' ending some time withi‘her‘daughtar.
iss Katherine Whitenin Gloucester.
{'3‘}. ‘11‘!’
l . Mama
. i Zion ' Methodist Sunday ‘school was
$0"!de in, carryhils to Comps. on
p ednesday ‘to c brats their annual
Ionirhww: 1., l
.l'
:iMrs. Wilson spent Thursday-With
iier friend. Mrs. Wescott. who has been
ending a few weeks with Mrs. D. B.
a‘1
.i-s.
“ , W
"'li‘ewknn remit . of th
o in pg at“ rederiesaen
a he s.
Mr. and Mrs...Wiiilam Goldman. orji; “
iYerk, have been guests for a few .
large new thirty-tire footiiaunch which”
gnext‘i. ..
Church, the‘nastcr will discuss the.
with Mr. and Mrs. William» .
9T. F. 'Gilbcrteaad family will occupy in
intrusions oh 3
that region.
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remain two weeks.
as will leave Saturday for
outing at Bell island.
structor, meeting semiwcckly at mem
translating a Spanish drama.
_........
turned to their respective homes.
day morning.
"the ridge." ‘
Word has been received that Samue
icons, and John" B
at Camp McLean,
Sunday evening, Joining
morning en route to Niantic.
ANTONIO FURI 'SHOT.
Charge of 8h80t.
living at 19 Dudley street.
Honiden
and employed by
Easy possible, complications.
'cllacks and while going ” through
“Bl‘.
SHE BLOCKED FREIGHT reams.
M
, Woman Settled Honolf'on'tho‘tlraeks’
and Declined to” Move:
to‘the‘regul‘er system and bioditsii 1‘
. brk'ed the engine to with n
ipg killed. By courtesy she consents‘
later,“ be. belch .‘th‘ef
Wilma
his aesthetic r:
.i rins"IMMsss“t «wont: 1W7
.i‘i
is 99th:;
“ur9q‘..,,,,, ‘ .
‘i ”"°“’i*‘i‘=’“:.‘i-E.isu
1‘ :‘fi‘ollo‘vdng'is a list or letters re
.lfll‘uticll’llsilqdl'ilfl'YWfGHWIh’g
‘0 cos. for
11 .5?! 01: ,
. 9 " 0‘ ll Norwalk.
gunk Beggegalga“ . ,
as . wen <
Fred‘iwiiiirowm‘g .w,’
111an hlnscbtt Coley.
1!me 180 Washingtonnltrset.‘
Miss Ms McGrsth. ‘ .
ulll amnion.
, .7 no
1' , b medulla)! clarified
' . two 1. immerses dies
ton outrivai the natural attractions of ‘ " 1
Mrs. George A. Davenport, Mrs. Dr.
Gorhanl are contemplating a trip to
Bell Island. on Saturday, possibly to
R. H. Fitch and family. Mrs. Eliaa‘
both Brady and Miss Katherine Sturg-
a week's
The Spanish class Charles Ogden iii-
bcrs' houses. is at present reading and
Mrs. Dr. Hove’i‘y. of Portsmouth, N.
H., and Mrs. Folsom, of New York. re-
cent guests at Ridgciy Farm. have re-
Rev. Charles Beidan. of Astoria. us-
sisted the rector at St. Matthew's Sim-
lie and his family are
summering at him. Jothackson's on
Sturges and Dave Dost White. of Can-
tt.‘~of North Wil-
ton, are liavlng'u most enjoyable time
They left Wilton.
the other
members of Company D the following
:Hunting Woodebucks and Received
Antonio Furl. an itallan farm hand '
Alvin Warner. of
Hsmdon. was shot yesterday as a re'i‘
suit of his own negligence and receiw
§ed painful and dangerous wounds in
the left thigh. He was taken to the.
New Haven Hdspltal. where the shoti
were picked from his limb, and he was
reported as doing as well'nsvpossible?
and on the road to recovery. barring
'The man went' out to hunt wood-
a
patch of brush dragging his gun "he
:hlnd‘ hiln. the trigger caught and the.
:gun being full cocked. exploded. Furl
received the entire contents in ‘his
' ithlgh. Later he lives found by Mr. War-
Tho mun ishhbout 40 years old
'and does not speak English very well. ‘
1 -. , 3 , .
NEW HAVEN. August l'i.—-An Ie
Noyeswsigh’t‘zao pounds. planted a r. ;
self on '_the main track leading from
the New Haven Railroads freight hard,
one
iway freight train ‘tor‘haif an‘hou‘r and
other for a shorter tiihszysstprday.
i «he flrstlime ii grounptfangy trivial
en surrounded her. ‘a r hailing
1.1x; Mimi's
bf where she stood. but neither on 1‘ all,
”or threats ‘couid stir her. ‘She pro
eased delight In tho,thought of go. .1
‘all‘ow’the'traln to pass. An hour“ ' .
. . . ‘ ‘ iiécqnd. The ad builders
, who, a‘ri‘es sad ‘ and, «#333945 for;-‘
’1
“Thriller .‘Ol‘vr‘r‘ air-i? "Miriam. .. isnhnsn liaams
"’ast‘ chili-earner y'iijg: y flare! bill ; , , ‘_ , . ~_ . .
plight. “A hereivi {into ios‘aashls . 13 3‘ 15 339mm“ Sir
residences were . burned. ”Iffli‘ere” ibxno,
are apars‘tus'lu".tiid'tdwn.f The to, 3
sled . at ”0.000, partially m-
at. 17.1.9193... “Pd!“ AW“
H01 r'lflra l’}.,:“.‘“ ‘ '1 , .
Midwifery Kit-1m. 55 Taylor avenue.
site -
. until in
“new
£11535 . 1
V
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.‘ 'r "
.1 Jill.
foriiliustrnte‘ll boot on roof.
l‘lid roofing. ‘
“we” "In"!
. WIPMY.
unleash-an
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‘ ,fiina.l;uawo ,
lililillfii’il’linl. PILLS.
heel ml Milimhl'mm‘l "ammo"...
tannins. Atrial will convince you oflhrlr intrinsic vain
n m a! suppression. hem: ran some for sample Ilil
i1 ~ Alluring may mlii‘ifl'lbvlr . . ,
lilld Hilllillll 00.. ills 1930. 005ml. ”38.
v
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a.
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Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons iiahle to pay Taxes to the Town
of Norwalk in the County of Fairfloid
and State of Connecticut. on the As-
sessment List of 1000. that i will meet
them to receive said Taxes, at the fol-
flowing times and places. to wit:
At the shore of W. S. Hsnford. East
‘Norwaik. (Down Town) on Friday.
august 30. 1901. from 10 o'clock fore-
r‘noon until 12:30 o'clock afternoon.
At the store of J. C. Randie at Win-
Enipauk, on the afternoon of Friday.
‘August 80, 1901. from 2 o'clock until
4:80 o'clock.
At the store of Alphonso Dibble. at
‘South Five Mile River. 011 the even-
dug of Friday. August 30. 1901. from
'7 o’clock until 8:30 o'clock.
At the office of the Collector. Opera
House Block building. in the City of
:Norwalli. in said Town of Norwalk. on
Saturday, August 31. 1901. from 9
ro'ciock forenoon until 3 0‘ciook after—
noon and from 7 until 8 o‘clock in the,
geveuins.
Mr. H. W. Kemp. of Comstock Broth-
?ers, Norwalk, and Mr. J. M. Layton.
iet his allies. Railroad Place. Smith
iNorwalk. are authorized to receive
itaxes for me. ,
On all taxes which shall remain u11«
paid after. the 1st day of October,
4901. interest at the rate of NINE PER
ECEN'I‘. will be charged from the 31st
l
’shaii be paid.
~ ' GEORGE 13. ST. JOHN,
Collector,
{in and for said Town of Norwalk, on
the List. of .1900. >
i Dated at Norwalk, Co
31th; 1901.. , i
iii-lilies
iii"
,.
dedl‘lmbchlnery or-wall mind‘s,
old. Headquarters for refuse metals.
ubber.’ feathers and ‘til’ articles that
yquvwould like in dispose «.of." «The
lghpstflcush prices will
“W3 on
i
“5‘:
l
1.5: vacuity“...
it his} 1°
. it: he. if
1 .
{”3 to
‘ ”,9"
”‘ Mi“
.1
5".
~‘ ly into a hot boiler. ‘aii‘duldh’t beta
' bit 113
, wool,
‘1 .tbiorvlu «til
21111.net! in ‘iilb’singisays: ‘" if ’
, ing for heipwcrying for aid—glass aidl‘
‘tln the eyes of the law" ignorance lax
' no excuse, for human eye abuse:
, the part or Madam tll‘slvedimeiy heed—
lto symptoms. Will you be wise or
1 otherwise? ,
7; 981%“ harm to .11
{day of August. 1001. until the same-
m, August ,
- all total
Cash hiss;
litigatim‘nnd'wuer ' fittings." stoves: .
hardware 1nought and.
heaven! by. in
i receive prompt...
a ‘ than 393%,.le .
4 i y‘ , . ‘i’ ' -
9‘? 11M Jfltviilsnfilshii-DW Glam
positron
separate. You knoww
suits come from tattle gwstemuddsni
rprised it as his time
war at.
produce on
planes t
” Appear. ;no
avail
,1 la [brasserie “ eta:
sciionifi’lgabter writes l,ti‘iwhh‘l vi‘o titer iii
a ,
will
enou h in the open; but‘ ache and '2
tel-3 c. or iniail hangs." Withiali sir
i
\
will bear no more new:”tliey see
it?
learning. the oldi geii'tlbmsa ilid’g‘ot
know that the eyes were simply 0“ .,
Symptoms always follow cause. -lt is.
HOMER _. Billie YT.
‘orsdiiats‘tihticisn. .
spools s'nnias aneurysms.
Our very best Butter. 23c lb.
Washburn Crosby‘s Gold Medal
5 lb. pkg. Gold Dust Washing
Powder. lbs.
7 bars Gloss Soap, 25c.
11 bars Saratoga‘So‘ap. , also.
A. STULL.
24 Cottage Ave. East Norwalk.
Commencing Mondaygjuneflnyth
MM TRIPS
New York.
. Leave New York:
Beekman Street, 2.10 p. in.
(Saturday, 1,:30 p. in.)
East 3lst. Street, 2:40 p. m.
(Saturday. 2;oo p. in.)
_ ' FARE:
‘Singlc, 40s.; Excursion, 70c.
m
AFTERNOON SAIL
Sunday, August 18th.
(Leave 'South Norwalk, 2:00 p. m.
FREIGHT PROPELLER
‘ Leave Beckman St., N. Y.:
iii/1911., W cd...‘ralld Fri. at 5 p. __m.
' .LW phage Nor ' alk: my
"3.185.. Thurssxand . i... at 41' ,, m.
)1
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“my,
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1
$575th
showcase nitrous. em.
on YEQMUITNO of Coal.
,. Waahandle
épillthatds.
I" 00‘:
“if martini} w
ii ,7 1,1439 . 0W ‘
rifiniprompt delivery. . ’
c, A
'i iiiiiii *'
tonsils
it
i
iii ,
fl Slices
hat terrible raj»
at would 5"
i .
Flour, 68c bag.
Peninsular Milk. So can
5 lb. pkg. Hominy, 15c.
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