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5I WASHINGTON STREET.
Local 11111 lotos.
The telephone call for the branch of-
fice of The Evening Sentinel In Nor-
walk is No. 44.
Mrs. Andrew Leary
from her recent illness.
If you play tennis and 11111111 rubber
soled shoes. call upon Glover.
liesides begin a first-class optoclan.
liomcv II. ‘I-loyt can repair your watch. 1
1
is recovering;
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U/2(
——l~‘o1'1.1q1.1arters Spring Lamb 1
lb. llavcs's
Attorney John Keogh was In Bridge-
port and New Haven yesterday 011 bus.
mess. ‘
Joscloff is having: a twenty-five. cent
sale today. See. what is mentioned in
the 1111.
Captain A. A. Belts has moved from
.1 Main street to his house at N11. 3 West
Main street.
—~Dunlap Style Straws. O'Brien’s.
The mill end bargains at liowland‘s
have attracted purchasers from all ov-
er the state.
Raymond Bros. have the contract for
a large job at New Milford on the site
of the burned section. .
Charles H. Glover has returned from
Ridgelield. where he has been having
a couple of weeks‘ outing.
——Great sacrifice in Gent's, Ladies‘
and Children’s Hosiery and Under-
wear. everything to be sold for 71'. or
its multiple. M S Smith S: Co.
You get dividends every month front
the time. of pnichase in the Cuiupoola ,
Mining and Tunnel Company
Frank N. Ferris’ auxiliary sloop “llcl-
en 1"," which 'has been- hauled out at:
Water street to be repainted, was laun— '
1hc1l today.
The first excursion of the. season bv
the N. N. 11.61: ll. II. R. C11, to
Block island or Watch Hill, will take
place next Wednesday.
-——l"owls, ttie lb. llayes‘s.
Miss Mary Harty, of Franklin ave-
nue, Norwalk, is convalescent from a
sevcle illness. She expects shbrtiy to
no to Stockbridge, Mass. to recuper-
ate.
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. cye quite badly.
‘ I‘itzer,
'I‘he schooner George Churchn'ian.
’ which has been unloading at the dock t
of the llubbcll. Hall and Randall Coni- l
pany, in Norwalk, left the harbor to»
day.
—Mcn’s Duck I-lats.
Rev. A I1 Hubbard of Rowav ton
will (ixchIatWe pulpits with Rev. Has
set. of Wat111bury tomonow. in order
that Mr. Bassett may ofticiatc at the
funeral of George ichs.
About. twenty 11f the Jesuit Fathers. ,
who have been rusticating at Mnnrosa
institute. left 011 the 8:16 train for New
York this morning. There are about
thirty at the Institute. at present.
-'l‘hlnk of the bargains to be had:
for To from our entire stock. Every-3
thing 7c or its multiple.
8:. .(lo. 1
The sale of the goods taken from
the llav iland House, formerly conduct
rd by Mrs. Annie l1. Shepard took
[1111111 yesic1 (lav afternocm in Water
street. Everything was disposed of. l
P. D. Stannard has purchased the,
house in Camp street owned by tht1
estate of 1M1s. George Ward Sellcck.
’and with his family has moved from
West Main stieet to his new purchase.
—L‘rash Yacht Caps. O‘ Brien' n
Governor McLean was a guest at the
101111111111.- Hotei. at Portsmouth. where
.the shocking drowning accident oc-
curred that was reported in The Sen—
tinel. yesterday. He was to leave there
yesterday. '
The South Norwalk branch of the
New York Grocery Company,'yester-
day sold one of their horses to James
'I‘readwell. of Redding. A vatuable ani-
mal to replace the. one sold is expected
'I‘ uesday. from New York.
—-Legs Mutton (111111111111
Jill/go lb. Hayes’ s.
An automobile en route to Sangatuck
had quite a lengthy trip from- Stam-
ford to Nor‘walk. this morning, at 1
oclock. and arrived here at 5 o‘clock
and after a further stop here of about
tlnce hours, they. started out again.
O‘Brien's.
Lamb)
" I,e;'1':'u11 could not have been heartier.
.tlonal excr1iscs, followed by
‘twcen $3 and $4.
1'Sonth Norwalk
M. S. Smith 1.
tea atodny for a
eek'r: venetian mm her duties In
She will visit Stamford,
Branford 'and Derby.
Miss Annie MeAlllstor. clerk I11 Ilys-
Iop's; left this «afternoon 011 11 two
weeks' vacation. Part of the. time she
will spend in the City of I’lhurches.
William flanks, 11f East Norwalk,
will shortly enter Judge Jolm ll.
Light's'otiice.‘ and take up studies pro-
parutory to entrance to the state bar.
’1 be 0111 Well, Hook and Ladder Com.
puny held a special meeting l at night.
and decided to engage the \ hccler 181
Wilson Band. of Bridgeport, to acconr
puny the company to 'i‘hoinaston, on
September 11.
Mrs. '.J, W. SCullcy, wife of Deputy
Sheriff ocullcy, is suffering from a very
painful cyc. One night recently she
was playing with her child, when the
baby put one 11f its fingers in Mrs. Scul-
lcy‘s eye. the fingernail injuring the
'i‘be conuniit1-e appointed at a special
city nun-ting, to build 11 new school
building on the Knudsen property. held
a meeting In the South Norwalk (loun-
cil Chamber. last night. and looked ov-
er some plans that. were submitted.
Nothing 1l1'ilnitc was done. There will
be another 1111111tlnp; Monday evening.
The creditors of Stephen Nicholas,
the Greek fruit 111111 confectionery deni-
er, whose place of business was attach-
ed yesterday, to satisfy the claim for
1'1:111,oi \\illlum Ii. Bylugton. have
come to a s11ti1-f111to1y agreement. and
the sto1k and fixtures 11111111 been glob]
to a New York party named Kostus.
The goods were carted out of the, store
today.
Frederick W. l’iizcr. son of Gustave
will go to Stamford Monday, to
assume the 1111111111.:111111'nt of the cigar
factory of John McCulluh, located 1111
McCullah street. Mr. Pitzrr has for
the past five years been employed as
eigarmukcr for the Old Well Cigar
Company. and understands well the de-
tails of the business. His many friends
will wish him 11l1 kinds 11f success in
his new place of business.
The. reorganized New York base-
ball I11111111 is scheduled to play the Phil;
adel bias this afternoon at the. Polo
Grounds New York and from every
ln1ll111ti0n theic will be manv thous-
ands on hand to see the game. Only
two games were played in the'Nation
:11 League yesterday. Chicano defeated
l‘ittsburg and Brooklyn led .l'ioston to
defeat and incidentally succ111-1d11d 111
getting a better hold on second place.
The series of Sunday evenlny.r open
air services at the First Congregation-
al Church. in No1'wa.1.1. have been so
@s r 1 rent
Straw Hat
. Values H as
Ithe TOWn
Talking
1 Judging from the business we are doing one would think we were
selling all the straw hats 111 the city.
IT'S QUALITY, IMMENSE VARIETIES AND EXTRAORDI-
NARY LOW PRICES
that me attracting the cm“ 1111
llere you will find every straw weave imaginable and in all the 1
newest and best shapes.
Genuine Imported Panamns. Imported French and
also Canton. Milan and Mackinaw
Palms Manila lir,ai1ls
We 111111111 a few items to give
but would mu1h prefer that you come in and examine the qualities and
satisfy yourself that our values are simply unappr1m1hable.
The. new Split Senet. 1.00 and $1. .10,
Porto Rlcan Palms $11110 to
Genuine l’anamas. $10.00: reduced from $15.
inc Split. Straws $l.o(l to $3.00. 1
501: to $1.50. "
Rou' .zh and Ready,
Milan and (‘anton Braids. '1’"
.1 1(‘
Everything for hot weather wear
ngost line of Trunks .1.-“'111gsand in the city.
Comstock Bros.
14 South Main 8i.
i South Norwalk.
' Tel., 32.2.
Porto Ricnn ,
I
you an lea what you may expect,
$4. 00
to $1.00,
Maeonle Building
' Norwalk .
Tet, 76-12 13
PL ammo,
j " sruM. ' .;
if no: 11111511.
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rmmc.
11": ll 1111111111111l.that they will be contln. ,
ued until the p.1sto1"s\'acation in A111:-
1151. ’Ihey last but ilftccn 111inut11san1l
consist 11f bricf prayers, a short svlec-
tion by the choir. and a four-minute
talk on :1 Nature mibjcct.‘ Tomorrow
evening the address will be on “A
Itosebush." At the in-door service that
immediately follows. there will be an
address on "Rowing," continuing tb1'
series of three Inhlvsummer talks on
"Recreations." i
EPWORTH LEAGUE MEETING.
Enthusiastic Meeting Held Last Night
in the North Wilton M. E. Church.
(lhe N111“ .1ll1 l1‘ pu 1111b I11 11111111 I 111111
held one 11f the most enthusiastic and
interesting meetings since its organiza-
tion. last evening. when the monthly
session was held in the North Wilton
Methodist Church. The reception by
11111 11111111l1111's of the North Wilton
Seventy-1111c from The Norwalks and
\icinity went by carryall and carrlatrc
and were somewhat late in arrivina on
account of thv1 long and hard journey.
They were amply repaid. however. by
the interest with which the meetinz
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'I‘hc servhe was opened with devo
a brief
business session. after which the col-
lection Was taken, amounting to be
‘\.11‘ Rollo of the
Met iodist 1(311111'1h.
sun: “The Prodigal Son” beautifully.
It. was heartily appreciated. Rev. Lew.
is K. «\Ioorc. pastor of tl111.Nor.v1'all1
Methodist ("hurt-l1. gave a very Inter-
esting and helpful talk on “The Social
Power of tin1 Reworth League.” The
speaker laid stress on the fact that too
"1pworih League should not be consid-
ered as beinc. divided into four dc.
oartments. but the whole force of the
leavue should be exerted in each dc
partmentp In this way results were
certain. -
The power of the Leanne was to be
exerted socially to correct social evils
in everv locality. He thought the
North Wilton Learne should meet the
‘evil of elder drinking: on social lines.
They should .all be total abstainers.
His address. which was brief, but in
earnest. was followed by an interest-
ins discussion. participated in briefly
and pointedlv bv Rev. W. W. 'I‘. Dun»
can. Rev. J. Rollins. Rev, Edward Cun-
ningham and R111". Joseph L. Guern-
sey; of Darlen. Mrs. Seymour and
Mr. Middlehrook. the latter president
of the North Wilton LeagueMalso
brought out seine helpful points in
their discussion.
After the discussion the ladies of
the North Wilton Church served re-
t'rcshmonts of cake and lemonade and
a social time was enjoyed. ‘ The 1ch-
eeatlon from The. Norwalks arrived
home shortly after midnight declaring
the meeting the best yet held.
You Don’t Know
\until you come and see us and look
for yourselves. the different grades of
Cigars and Tobaccos we carry. We
have had 10 yenrs‘ experience in the
Tobacco business, and we feel we
ought to be pretty fair judges what a
good Cigar or a good grdde of Tobac-
.. co ought to be. When we had the
Sparto made for us we looked to It
that the. Tobacco 'used must be the
best that could be possibly not in a
5c‘Cigar. T1y one and judge for your-
set
LI
IW helpley 81 Clark.
, tilled case, guaranteed to- wear 25
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KEEP A. LOOK OUT
WATCH THIS SPACE FOR BAR-
GAINS.
0 Size LIadies’ Waltham Watch. gold
years, $12.00.
18 Size Gents’ Hunting. Stem‘Wind,
gold filled case, 31111111111119.1110 wear
20 years, 812 .001 ,1." »
A w. AUs'1'11'v,.-’
Jeweler.
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WE HAVE GOOD REASONS I
for claiming your patronage. the very best of
We buv direct 110111 the Western
We buv the best erodes oigrain.
We carefully screen both Oats and Corn, and
you don't pay for dirtond dust.
and price count. we win.
reasons.
shippers.
1 Buy 01111311111111
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Inmmmfllmnnn ~ --
‘~-- ’.—\. ./""\./-"'\_/_"\
if quality
Clean.
1 at iul1t'.\1ls sin1e lN‘i"1.
”Croquet .' Statsu
$1.00 Upwards.
WM. P.
BEERS.
Bookseller. Stationer, Engraver,
49~W1ELL ST.
NQRWA'LK'.
731‘
ope,
ch:
Stop in and examine them.
CUT IN BASEBALL GOODS.
$1 1111.11. (151':
$1.50 and $1.25 halls. 7511;
Balls,
Masks, 1351c; 111.11- Masks. 3511.:
1:
.‘ie 11111111.
llolonions News Stand
10 North Main St.,
501'. Mite. 351': 2131' Allis,
$1 and
$2 Masks. $i121'1; $l
217-0 Envel
.‘1 and 3101-. Books.
501:;
2:511 job lot of 2
So. Norwalk.
1'..
ONLY TWO DAYS LEFT, _
Friday and Saturday, to secure Web- saves
ster‘s liictionary and l‘nivcrsal l1ldu1'n»
tor.‘ Books now ready for delivery. TIME LABOR FOOD.
SARGENT'S GEM FOOD CHOPPER
is a laborsnvlng, time saving and food
saving machine, intended for daily use
in the. kitchen. Not 11 complicated
piece of mechanism and no special
directions are needed for using it.
There are few parts and cannot get
out of order (2‘ leaned in a pay with
less trouble than a chopping bowl.
Family size, $1, at
NORWA 11K HARDWARE CO.
:9... 0W9. ”.9909.
BRIDGE
Fist—1 ’
MARKET
OOMWWOW
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3-1 MAIN STREET. NORWALK
:MOM”OOOO”NOOWO”: \Veuliflsh. 81: lb. Porgies, SCI lb.
Flatiish, 8c lb. Butterflsh, 10c lb. Bon-
eta or syhnish Mackerel. 81; lb. ' Pollock
(whole fish), 61: lb. Steak Cod, 1211 lb.
1311111111111 ICC 111. Soi‘bshelICrabs, 5111
to $1 1102. Lobsters. if and 200 lb. Long
Round andldttle Neck Clams.
R. J. CUTBILL
West End Washington street Bridge.
Tel. 108.
Have You
All Needs
For That Va=
cation Trip?
All the nice Nezilgee' Shirts you
want. Just the right sort of a belt.
Plenty of neatly Patterned hose.
String ties, a handkerchief, a collar or
so. 1 . 1
Don’t forget extra collar buttons are
a mighty handy article to have with
you. Call 'and see us.
1111 WIIIIIati-eet, '
Norwalk, Conn. I
GRAY BROTHERS,
Birch Beer Lemon
Nerve
Vichy In
1 Deep Rock Well
NEW CANAAN.‘
Manufacturers of
l M PROVED
Soda and Mineral Waters
“Flavoring Extracts Syrups and Fruit Juices.
Sarsaparliln, Root. Beer, Blond 01'-
nnge. XX Ginger Ale, Choco-
late Cream Soda. Imperial
Soda Water and Root Beer supplio‘d in
steel fountains.
Mail Orders .Prcxnptly Attends ' To
Soda, Cream Soda,
ti .
Tonic.
82112111 and
Syphons. .
Water used only.
ate a neck was bv accident.
tron
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Main Street.
811th Norwalk, Conn.
: Telephone: 122-3.
BRITISH CABINET MEETING.
Vacant Position Exciting Much Dis-
cussion in London.
LONDON, .11in 1'1 ~11 abhict iueciini,r
is the absolbint.1 sublut of. 1i1s1u~sion
l1c1'e.l)111ina the u 111 k the public was
regahd with more 111' 11-.~'1 shr-md
prophecies. but 1111 intiumtious Were
alven out by 11111 inner circle, 11f the
intentions of the premier. A. J. Bal-
four. rigaldiuu the successors of the
ministers who have already resigned.
111' 11s to how on the. changes in the
ministry may be expc1ted to extend.
it is undeniable that a very large sec-
tion of the1 11111s11"11ati\'c\11ud liberal
unionists are strongly dissatisfied with
the ministry as at prcnnt. 1onstitute1i.
and it is I111 reusinaly apparent that in
spite of all the pailimncntaiy euloglcs
01' M1. ilulfour, many unionists believe
that a government of 11:1 1111th strength
and 1~apa1ity could haw b11111 - stablish-
ed with Joseph (‘hamberlaiu the colon-
ial secretary, as leader. ”the appoint-
ment of Mr. I‘haiub1'1il1'1l11 to the pre-
inlcrshlp would have been received
with cold dlstavor by the opposition,
and would have b ca 11 led rag to tin.1
Anglophobes, but ‘I'II’lllltlt as there is
a multitude. of govei 1111111111 supporters
who would be glad to have bhn as
(bicf f. and the Associated l’1 rcss is i11-
formcll from sourct's of undoubted 11n-
thcnthlty that Mr. (."han1be1lain's
claims to the pr'-'1mi1'1rshlp would have
been 111-111111111111 as b1ing him than
Mr. [labour 1; had I111 not wlnn 111' a-
stop presented itself arred Mr. Ilnl»
font" s succession 1111,111an his: 111111
01111. important and strong point 11f
the late administration whi1h has not
.1'1i become 1.1111111'aih known and ap-
p1'c1iule',1l.'1n1l wbbh it is f-"ar11l Tilt.
lii‘tlftltil will I111l fullv inh11l1. 11:11. Lord
1\‘.1.Ii bur\ s [It]. '1lsi1ni 11st t:11.111-tulvt11~
prior \‘t’illiam‘: 111111 111 11'11tun1'l1'
Great lhltaiu in an alliance with Gov-
1111111y.'Ih-1.;11 11-"fl1uts' b.1vc III 1111 made
and 11111 llkelv
to be re lowed now that I1111'1IS11iisburv
has 1'1111'.'.d -
iiutth-11-hiefitunierilxte(1:111:1-
prchcnsion Is that Mr 11211111111 will in
unwilling to 1ith111'1':1di11ll_\'1'11111111
tl1111-iae11fil1c 111ml 1I1Ily 1abi1ut now
nnmbtrlng niiu t .11 11 111' 111'1111 sw111pinv.
1l11111c1siu It. \1111 l11111 11 its compb 1~
1111111str'111ti1u1 11111111 11111'1111stly urged
111.111 among the 1 itlSI‘l\‘lIll\"1.;'lllf'liln
<1i111s some of whom piof 1»: to iv .11'
that 1111b 1:11 the ministrv i.1 strenvihen
ed its suppoxt in the lion 11 111‘ I‘ 1111
mons niil inpidtv dulndlc. lb: 11111-
4-11' Minus are :lot' bitul \\l1ntl1.'1' .\ll'
llalfour In suillcicully 1'...<11l11t11 to 1-'-
create the ministry 111':1111.-1I the wishes.
of mosl 11f I111. [11‘11'41'I1l (lflli i.1l assist-
11111.4. 'l‘be 1'1111111111'11s 1:1 in I 1111111111111
11'-u<_c1'\'1tti\1.~'11111111111 point 111 :1 list
111 appointments sonuthinu liI;-1tl1c I‘olv
boring as 111 I111: tht1 most lilo iv:
.\1l1'.li.1ni1u1v,tb1 11111 11.1 111 of tin
beam of 11g1'1i1ultu11.111 ~111~111>d Six
M11l1:111l-ll11l1~-lb111b. the 1"han1cilor of
tin 11\1hv 111111 th. unuouncclnlnt of
\1 ho. 1.1 rcslguhlion was not received
with favor by the 1111111:.11'\'1iti\'cs, with
ll111 execution of those who desire I11
5111 thv' post of the 1\1"1'h111u 1 filled l1_\
:1 man committed to the p1'i111ipl1 11l
p1"‘."1:11111nti1l trade with 1h1~ 111l11nl1's
titl111 cu11ii1l11tcsnuutiomi 1111'tl111cx»
1l11-"qu-1 are the Right li1111.l.'11nc~' W
l.1"".1\\1h111 tlu 1111'111111 11:11'ila1ue11ta1'v
seirehuy foi torcicn .1Il‘1-1irsgl.1nd
(1.1111111 Ilnmiltontb1s11111-1111y of state
of India. who is not 1-1:111 idered to be 11
financier. and Sh l1‘11la111 \‘inu-nt. the
fornici fl11an1lnl .1dvisc1 to the l1.1:vp~
tian government and ex go\'11"1no1 of
the imperial (ittomnn i.1'1nk.at t‘on~
stautinoplo it is now11111sid11re1l prob-
able that E'nil lialsbuiv will be suc~
111111d1~1das l1md 1lmnecllor 111' Sr. R I.
l1inl11v. at present attorney 1rener.al
The manner in which Loni lialsburv
11\e1'1'i>'ed his pr'e1ogatlvc in tl111 ap-
pointments of judges has caused con-
slderabie dissatisfaction. It is assen-
ed that many of the appointees do not
reach ”111 high standards previously
maintained in 1 11 English courts li‘arl
("11111111111 will probably he succeeded by
the Duke of Marlborough. theld 1'11l of
Pembroke. and Montgomery. (11 the liarl
of Dudley. It the Duke of ltlarlbor-
ough, the Earl of Pembroke undetain
ough is appointed it will be due to his
wifes popularity. as much as to the.
possible successor of the Earl of Hope-
tun. as govmnor general of Australia.
MRS. M‘LAUGHLIN EXPLAINS.
Editor Sentinel: Will you kindly
insert the. following in regard to the
charge of mlstreating my niece. Lizz1e
Dunn. Lizzie Dunn and my daughter
Alice on Tuesday. while I was out. at
work had a quarrel with some of the.
other children who live. in the same
house. I chastized Lizie and Alice for
quarreling and calling the other child-
ren names. Lizzie on Wednesday left
home while I was out and went to
Airs. Brittofis who is not her aunt but
an acquaintance. The mark on Liz~
I did not
abuseelther of the. children. I have
had my niece since‘she was two years
old until now she‘ld thirteen years of
one. She has always been a. good sirl.
but lately I fear she has fallen under
some molten tniinence‘. 1
MRS MARY M'LAUGHLIN
FOR GHILLfiJAeNDI FEVER
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Children’s Oxfords. '
Ladies’ Oxfords. - .
Two Murders.
I On Friday. Julv I8ih, at 7 a. m.. one 111111111.
' occurred at the store of WILLIS H.5EL-11.‘
: LECK 48 and 50 Wall street. Norwalk. and .‘
. 1 the other at the store of SELLECK I89,
' 1 PRICE, 98 Washington street. bouth Nor-1
: walk. Prices cut so badly on Straw Hats 'I
. that they cannot possibly live at our store
- Hats that sold at 25 and 48c went to 19¢.
. SIM and $I.25 Hats are now 590.
SI. 50 and $2 .80 hats are marked 98c. ‘
0111 $2.50 and $3. 00 French Palm 11111111111111
you can buy for $| 49.
lollook & Prioo, Willis H. lollool,
98 Washington Street. 48 and 50 Wall 5111111,},
50. NORWALK. NORWALk.‘ '
Suggestion for Picnic and Outing Lunch
Ham for bolting, small, bright, lean. l S'ardlnee, 51:, 81:, 10c. 14:, 180, 290
Will cut In two if wanted. Whole,I All sorts.
151/21: lb. Cut, 161: lb. Pot Cheese fresh home made, clbln
Shoulders, nice ones’, 12e‘lb. and nice, 2 for So.
Dried Beef. We think we sell more Williams Bros! fancy Mixed Bottled
of this article than all stores In town Pickles, real good, 12c bottle. _ .
combined. People come here and get; Anderson's Jams, all sort, 10c tin.
fine beef, thin sliced: just what theyi Pineapple Chunks, In tin. 186 tin. ‘
want. Any quantity from 5c worth up. I Old Fashioned Ginger Wafers, In 1
Boned Chicken, Star brand. 25c. lb. cartons, 10c. ‘ _
Peanut Butter In any quantity. I At your service, ,
1".
Neither Agelior YoUth I
is exempt from eye troubles and defective vision. Headache, Eyeaehe, '
Blurring of the Print, are some of the most frequent symptoms. If you I1
have any suspicion of trouble with your eyes. we’ll examine them free I ’
and furnish Proper Glasses Property Adjusted when required.
Smoked Glafies for the Seashore.
o. B. JACKSON,
cannon": OPTIGIAN
68 WALL STREET, NORWALK. CONN. I
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I confidently recommend the (‘alapoola Mining and Tunnel Comp ,
stock as a high- class investment. on account of the great earning power ‘
the property and the fact that the sh ates are offered at an exceedingly I091
Iii. ure until August 1st when the. certificates will be listed on the New Yor
market at about double the price at which the shares are now selling , 1 '-
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a section containing three teeth
ready to fall out. After the law It
been wired together the lacem
wound of the tip was stitched .11
is expected that when the bones
M hnve knitted together, SmI
have full use of it again. '
JAW WIRED TOGETHER.
Fracture of Delicate Nature Treated it
the Bridgeport Emergency. '
RIDGEPORT, July lB——A delicate
oration was performed at \the emer-
gcncy yesterday by Dr. James E. Hair.
who wired a section of the fractured
11111 of George Smith of Strattord to
the art 111-11m Jaw that was broken. I
Smi had fallen from the top of a city 1
freight car at the freight yurd.’1‘hel Mrs. George Ford. of New Yol-
uppor lip was cut through. and beyond is the guest of Mrs. Harman any
-Miss Elizabeth Powers will'
the. Sabbath with friends In New
that the law was so bedly broken that. West Washington street.
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