Prescripbn Draggist,
205 East Washington street.
‘Letter Carrier 'E. L. Han‘ford has
purchased a new bicycle.
Lester ‘iiobert' Ila In Branchvillo to-
day on a blackberry g expedition. ,
Mrs. Norman list man, of‘Senviow
avenue, spent yesterday in New. York
t
cl‘y
Miss Bertha Baird; of Bethel, Is the
guest of Miss Ei'a Bowen. of St. John
avenue.
Mrs. Ezra Hoyt. of East avenue, has
returned from a-visit with relatives In
New Canaan
Mortimer Mead, of Stamford. Is vis
lting his cousin, Ralph Gregory, of
Cove avenue.
Mrs. Richard W Hull, of East ave
one is spending the day with friends
in Fair Haven.
Fred Bruudage, of Van Zandt street,
Is assisting Hiram Fitch in the work
in his garden
Park.
M1s.'W. Holt, of East avenue, has
gone to New Haven today to attend the
funeral of a relatlvb. 1
Oscar l-lcdman, of First street. has
left the employ of the Lounsbury it
'Matthson shoe shop.
Captain Thomas Butler Smith Is 0v—
erhauling the yacht “Duchess, " owned
by George A. Jennings.
Miss Grace Fisher, of Van Zandt
street. visiting l1er1.,aunt Miss Mary
Fisher, of New Canaan 1
George Worden, of Sing Sing, N. Y.
was the guest of A. J. Morr,ell of
Fourth street, yesterday. 1
, Miss Louise Ball of new York city,
is1 enjoying a recreation stay at the
home of Dr. Lay, on Strawberry Hill
The infant son of Mr and Mrs. Sam-
ucl Nash, of Van Zandt effect, who has '
1131111 quite ill. is consldo ably improv-
e .1
Edward W C. Cunningham accom
panicd by his tuo brothers is out on
91h: Sound today after the wily. black
8 .
Mrs Richard Bland will lead the
Loyal Workers‘ ' meeting, tomorrow
evening. in‘ the Advent~ Christian
Church. 1
Mrs. Edward Soper, of Mincola, L. 1..
accompanied by «her twu sous, is the
guest of Mrs. it. B. licddy, of Van
Zandt street, '
Clifford Sherwobd; of First street,
has launched his new 1:anoc.The
craft to twelve feet long and has Vprov-
cn unite speedy '
"Harry R. Boyd, of Osborn avenue.
has secured a position I11 New Haven,
Mrs.-.Etta.l‘t. Boyd has gone to the Elm
“Citydowisit him. .1
Tho alcop Eva B., owned by Captain
William Lyle, is being overhauled pre
pavilions. to taking her to Bridgeport.
torsion-11110111 the oyster beds
1&1“ Grace Oviatt, who has been vls
“Ingeborg. grandmother. Mrs. Robert
Thompson, of Rowan street has gone
‘to,l)p'1‘ie‘n for a visit with friends.
1 M important meeting of the Official
' Board of the East Avenue Methodist
Church will be held next Wednesday
ev9niug1at 8 o'clock in the church
-M1's.»Robert Clark. of Van Zandt
street and Mrs. Frank Clark, of Gran
b ry', lett this morning for a month‘ 8
vii with friends at Cloversville, N Y.
ii‘ranklin Griffin with William James
Lécount as first assistant has set up
a :leiuouad'e stand in front of the Gulf
fin resilience in Seaview avenu'e. and
the. paymsay that they are doing a
rushihg'business.
fi‘hé Rude] oyster syndicate has less-
ed the Oi Fish Club quarters, south of
thaWanh gton street bridge and has
h be: lockers and partitions cleaned.
‘, , ticipation of using the place for
oyster caching purposes in the fall.
There will be the usual divine ser-
vice 11111 Christ Church (St. Paul' is idle-
slo‘ tomorrow night, sit 7:30. The
' babies ’1‘. Coerr, the faithful
11.011111”. extends ,a warm wel-
coin call who attend these servides.
. ‘Od Odell will lead the ED ,
its in the East Ave ‘
l . bar to orrow 00011.1.
"Fe {(131 1a
lé‘ will be “The
‘ iss Carrie Car
ll be no meeting of the Jon
the Mt Avenue Metho-
h tomorrbw‘ afternoon. 1 iii;
. ,‘ {than we tied to discontinue the
, :11 during; the month of August
rat: Sunday in September they
lotion Church.1"1nd in the
0.0 tismnl service
1 11111119193 110111111111 11913:.
~61 a week buys 11 home at Faster
Class meeting on Tuesday;,
meeting on Thursday.
kindly consented to sing a '
horse from M. Tarlov.
{her with Mrs. Wesley Brady, 111mg“
en. ‘
spént yesterday with relativés
place.
moved from the seminary b l‘dlpg
fluids
llov.Jnmeshii.1GiiVl. a mission '
thirty one years, going out in 1871.
1 , lipslboen bomb several times for real.
. chili reou‘ ration; 'and thi s last 111111..
w t to 16115931111111: hich Place 11
‘fltg‘o 11.111113 10.111111 rein ive'l 0110111
Monday come no to 11m Nor-walk an
110 FM "017.
railing placed tround'liib veranda, .
mood street.
Station Agent B. J. Burdick was tak-
ligcd to go home.
Ymk to visit friends. “
with remittent To}
Miss Julia 0' ry. of New York,
of Contentinent isia'ii'd
Mrs James E. Stevens.
visit with 'M'rs. Jennie Sharer.
Miss 130th Sharer, of South Nor
few days of her cougln. Lois Marsh
Mr. and Mrs. B; Arthur Crimp at-
tended the funeral of Mr. Griffin 9 un-
(:10. Ferdinand (mum, in West Nor-
walk yesterday afternoon.
calling 11t1tho ho11ac.is critically ill.
live.
from a three months' stav In liitch-
sometiuiedongér. ‘
have. been guests of '.Mr and Mrs. Al-
bricht, who occupy the Samuel Pink
for their home in California ..
oflioe for Miss M. Smahel. Miss Day
lock. Frederick S. Sammie. Mrs. M A.
Dunn. Captain Crockeroud A. R. Box.
Mrs. M. A. .Cndlipp and son11 and
llrcoklyn. are visiting their grand
father Charles Cudlipp .nd aunt. Mrs.
A. J Bowman. of Rowayton, West
Side
Rowayton M; E, chin]. preaching
by the pastor. Sunday. at 10: 30 11.111.
Sunday school at 1:30 p. m: Young
People is meeting at Baptist Church 11'1“
6: 30 p. m. Preaching at 7: 3011
series of sermons to young people
In the Baptist Church Sunday morn-
pastor at 10: 46; Sunday school at 12:
Junior Endeavor at 4: 30. At 6: 30 there
will be 11 union meeting of the Ep-
worth League and Endeavor society.
tend the union service. Preaching at,
7: 30. Special singing. 111‘
‘Chsrles Hoffman, the engineer at
the New York New Haven andHatha
ford Comoany' s pumping station. was
throwing his dog into Chasmar,’ a pond.
for the purpose of learning him bin
to become an expert swimmer, wh
Mr. Hoffman's gold watch and chain.
valued at about 875 went inwwlth
the canine Efforts were made ‘01]
day yesterday to fish the timepic 0
out but all to no avail. and 11111111
thewp 111,100. He received a 1:5pr
of 81 for his efforts.‘
1:”.
DARIENAND NORO TON.
Péter Peterson has purchased Agnew
1 1
Mrs Johnson is spending the sum
Mrs. Alfred C. Bailey Is repdrt
(lily as being in a very critical and
t on.
Mrs. Edward J. Theories. of Norwal
F. A. Kellogg, wife and baby.
Brooklyn.
hes} 1 , Missilda Irwin, of Grunge
+1111 111,151 0 0. Bowen and caught
out Vyr’eeh. .
”1'1. réslde .
Winnipn 1111 and
to
‘ indie. b on visiting; hi1
imds and co h-wo1"kep. liev. and Mrs
Edwarduduhningbam 1W11Glli.‘has1
been engaged in missionary work in
, ladia. in company with his wife, i01
stayed over night with Mr. and Mrs.
Cunningham. They were surprised
andidelightbd to see him. as they had.
not met before for several 170019.111
11111111 Mr. Cunningham and Mr.GlIl1
worked In tleids not far distant and for
a score of years have kept up a cor
tespoudenoeu . . .‘1 1 $1.1 1 1
James E..Sf9'vens is having a fancy
Miss Alice Marsh, of Bridgeport, is
the guest of her aunt. Mrs. John Rich
The kstydids have put, In an appear
ance, reminding Its th'a't fall isn’t far
o.ff
Miss Lillian Austin, of New York, is
the guest of1 Miss Mar'y Soups. of tiny.
en suddenly Ill yesterday. and was ob-
Miss Pansy Wetmore has gone to ,
Port Washington. Long island, New
Miss Jennie Morris, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Charm Morris, is very III
is the guest of Mrs Sidney: Wanstell,
Mr. .Mcille and family, of New
York, are atthe residence of Mr. and
. Mr. and Mrs. Frazier Dolbcar of
Brooklyn, have returned home from a
1vnlk.h11s been the guest for the past
Mrs William Unseen, who received
a bad fright. Tuesday by a stranger
ller month old baby is not expected to
Mrs. Robert 0. Raymond and
daughter Dorothy have returned home
field.1 1.0010 Raymond will remain
.Chnrlcs Stonohrid‘gc and wife, who
cit. place, started yesterday. afternoon
Letters are In the Rowayton post-
ton M. S Meyei‘si': Miss Mariam Whit.
daughter Frank and Florence, or
theme, The Object of1 Life; last 0'! Itube
DTRYQI'
ing there will be preaching by the
it is hoped a large number will of-
Louis Reed started diving' for it. 1 H01
~located it the first time he went down,
and on the second trip brought it to
noon at 11111111
Mrs. thiord Fifi
noutbl. because of illness... 1,
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Reid went
months.
ammonia squirt gun which looks on
Once they are “shot." with the am-
‘auin
Sometimes the trouble covers the en
tire hand.1 1
Edward 11.131191 and four of his hor-
ses Thursday drew Manager John Ch-
of his friends were present upo
vitation. The boat looked veryg
fol and easy upon the water.
it the guest of Miss Jennie Scofleld.
brother, Edwar Botsford,a\1d wife.
terest and variety. 1’?” 1
have for its tools, Au t 3. "The f‘.
discuss f‘ldow to Serve, Christ at Play"
(P11. xvi., 5.11): leader Miss Emmn
August 3, “How to Have a Good Time”
(Heb xiii. 5); leader. Miss Lillie Weed.
,Mrs. Betsey A. Beeioy. has just to
delved another letter from her son,
on a combined business and pleasure
trip. it was dated Paris. July 11,8 and
description of his trip across the
English? channel,1 111p the. river Rhine
and visits to many places; Mr. Snel-
cy aspects to1 return to1 this country In
September.1 ileis endowed in the
advertising business- on'Brondwny be
tween Twenty seventh
eighth sti‘oots.‘ . 1
A minstroi performance wn'b' given
last evening in the Town Hall by the
Newton Minstrel Association for the
benefit of the Darion Public library.
The artists were very clever amateurs
formance. The cast was as followszv
Sam ............ C. F: Raymond
Tambo ............ C. H. Hematcad
Bones ........ . . . . .. G. N. Thompson
Samba ............. . Charles White
Moses ............. C. F. Bates
Rastus ......... G. S. Krumrine
Ned - ............. ., ..... . D. Lacumsn
Ephraim ........... 0. S. Bromfleid
Joe ........ . ...... L. lirouiiield
Hike . ...... , ...... . .1. ..... L. B. Mix
Shorty ...... ........ V. E Jones
Andrew Carnegie .. ..... W E. Lewis
WEST NOR W‘LK.
Mr. and Mrs.i)'eW,itt1'La'dé11'e are on
tortaining Mr. and Mrs Spies rind tam
iiy of New York, and also Mrs. Kam-
than
£00 Howard Hoyt of the New Cam 1
and Co grega'tional Church, will hold
service the Unibn Chapel tomorrow
at 3330 {im .
Many friends regret the sudden
000th of Mr.- Griflin The funeral was
largely attended from the Union Chap.
el' Vltstlncs‘dayr1 afternoon. « interment
in the Union canistery‘il
W
WESTPDRT. , 1 1
Miss Nellie Story. of 1111191111”: the
guest abhor aunt, Mrs. Brannigsn.
Judge1 D. B,,Bradley nod Joseph G.
Hyatt were visitors in Bridgeport.
Thursday. , . 1
Miss Mary Mll'onoy of New Haven,
was a recent guest. with Mrs. Joseph
Lilommedien; ., . 1
Robert; Crawford has returned from -
Sulphur springs. Va". where. he has
been [DQ117310 benefit at lobe-1th. ..
shiny 12901111110, . who has been
isiting 1.1211119113111111“; in‘ Brook
' turned here only Thursday
The .
. 111111111111, is spend-
his a few wbeks It‘ the home of her
brg‘thsr,h 1H1!" (T900199? , ill b
t r 1111 our ogreayl e
M be new ctndidptes It
srker but returned
Eb 111111112. 199111.111,» a month’s vi9.'
iit with Miss Mamle'Miller
’ Miss Elsie Miller is the guest at a
house party given. .by Miss. Eunice‘
Dewing. of King’sP ark. l.1
Mr and Mrs. it. mil I‘Itch enjoyed a
visit to Newburg—ou tho- Hudson last
Saturday. returnins‘ 13111111111,
A dance wiii’be held in Cannon Hall
next Tuesdsy evening under the ana-
pices of the young ladies of this place.
Rev. 1 C. Sturges. formerly a rest-
dent of Wilton, has received the do.
111011 of D. I). from 111,11 Episcopal Col
less In Illinois.
it is reported thatSnmuol B. Stur
by the Standard Oil
Company, In (front Britain, mans. will
soon be trunsfe1 red to Springfiei. d
The Misses Willing entertained the
Zion Methodist Church sociable at
Cannon Hall' last Thursday evening;
The program consisted of music and
hich Ice cream and
SW“ of this
'pluce spe'nt Thursday th friends in
South Nor-walk. which is the first time
she has been able to do so in 1011
Calling GI'IIE
to New York city today. and. Will eat!
from there this‘ harmony} ion the
tedm'shi‘p Campaniau‘ior Scotland, 011‘-
anemic. to he, sprout about two,
A young man from this place has 113
acts like .11 revolver; Ho rides on the
trolley cars and shoots at the dogs
which 11m after and limb at the cars.
mania they do not run after the cars
Frederick Bohildknccht has 1111011.
blosome left hand on which there are
at present several blisters. When It
more child Mr. Schildknecht burned
his hand with hot milk and regularly
since that time the hand breaks out.
gos, employer]
clunder’s new launch to Pear Tree
Point wherh and 1111111 pushed Into the
water and formally launched. A few
recitations, after
,cnke' were offers
A team ‘01' horses belonging to’ W A.
Stark, the North Wilton grocer. be
came badly frightened while standing
near Eben Gilberto In Cannons last
As a main boy was the
only occupant of the wagon at the
time the horses were under no control.
consequently they ran at full speed in
the direction of Wilton, where the run-
aways were timely stopped by Howard
No damage was done?“
Miss Folsom Is entertaining Mrs. M
Belden who will soon leave town for
Fishklll, as a guest at the old Vander-
hoef mansion.
The following are the latest books
added to the llibraryli A Crazy Angel.
Noble; Lion's Whelp A'. ‘Bnu:
Lovers T.10. Jewett‘: Strenuous Lifg.
Roseve'lt; New Arabian, Nights,. Stev
enscn; Westward Ho," Kingsley; Land . .3311...
of the Midnight Songhai Du": Chailluz '
U11 1116111 111111111, Booth 11111111111111;
How the Other Half Lives, ,Jscob
Rinse; Easy: in Criticism Matthew ,'
Arnold; Mistress Joy. Cook and J Mo '
Kinney'; The Life of 1119111911, Mh'etsp
link; Audrey, Mary Johnston: The
Benefactress. Pines of Lory. Mitchell'
The Hound of 11111111111111... 0. Doyle-
'i‘hc Valley of Decision, Edith Warton;
Kate Bennett Frank R. Stooktoh; ‘Ths
Fifth Strings house: Acimiolgin1 P
rdinal Newman; 0'0
13. Kennedy; Me.
of tho Cabbage, Patch, Alice C. Hogan:
Cristam of “Mt-11:9, Hope; Adam
Johnstono, S'. Monti
Those. was 1.111111. attendance at.
' ' 11 the ruiiourried lawn arnival held 113119
don the auspices at
Mathews on the grounds near the
church Thursday evening, July 31st.
Owing to the unpleasant weather, bub
few were present the previous s'v'cnw
The Various booths,
constructed with ever gr'een's and ‘
bunting represented the days or the ,
week and were presided over by the
following Iadleb. Monday, Miss Wini
trod White: Tuesday Mrs. D, R. 1.11m. .
bort. Wednesday, was 001,111. White .
and Miss Mary Miller; Thursday, Miss
Florence De Witt; Friday. Milo Lillie
Adelard; Saturday Mrs. Folsom. The
rummage sale booth was under the
management of Miss Katherine Stur
gen, and those unsold articles were
auctioned on at the close of the even
ing by H 8. Ogden
cy articles were donated by Miss A.
M. Beiden and the ice cream was giv
on by Mr.S,.F‘0111_01li Those interest-
ed were, highly gratified at the success
of the carnival. 1
WP.
VACATION .DAYSV. .
Vacation time is 111191111111 the chil
tires are fairly firings ou¢ duors
fibers oguld bgdno 909:qu piggfor
em. on as 1011 y expand
911,. accidents incidental to .inosi open
01101001111 NON medal
Witt' s Witch Basel ”salve
stopping pain or removing danger of
seriousoonsoqnenoss For outs, scaids
“i used DsWitt's Witch
Vii-sol Solve for sores 11111111111111 brats
neon, 0111,11, Ten
:‘It is the bes't re only on Wmarhet.’
Sate cure for piles and skin (licenses
Beware of counter-felts. Clifford Phin-
Mrs. J. M Carroll, of New Haven,
Mrs.Ca1roll has just returned from a
a trip across t a continent with her
They left New Haysn about two
months ago. and have enjoyed the 01119, '
tensivfc trip. combining so much of in-
'l‘hc Christian Endeavor Soclety will
to Separation". iii Col“ vi. 14-18; 1
John 11., 15~17)..Miss Velen 1.. sec-
field 1 The 11111191011111 '0avo1crs will
llr,11dley The Epworth League topic
for August 3 twill be..l'T-he Call to Sena-
ration" ‘ls‘11der,'1i'l'l‘si1 lilila Reed The
Junior Epv’iorth Magoo will discuss,
William E. Secloy, who is In Europe
t1-hc writer gives u very Interesting
Millers Back On You
0 ladies- of St.
and put up a very acceptable 1per9 i
A variety of fan-
Albert Faber. of New York, In visit- ‘0
ing‘ his parents here. . '11011 a L B J
ENGLAND l3 ECON?
Said to be the Reason {or inefficient
Employees In Telegraph Service. '
LONDON August 9 *Tbe confessed
inefficiency of the po , t l
pervice is revealed in ‘1
., .stl'uction to the effect t t a cousin
arable percentage of lite. 8.00020001711-
lions employed in the central cities at
1101! directinglopers 1.
”0's here to ndapt t lr‘
workingto the councilman! tbs ngee'lv-
-r‘n1- the oe‘nti'ai ones. 1111111111
mberlain, financial secretary 'of
111,111, endeavored to 9:91.111,
in the house bf 1111111 ens
ry that there must a ways,
. . Wm“: employed.1bnt.<'older
beginnings deny this and point out
Mormon-action were result-id lb; 11111111111.“ «‘5 . envy brass._
, that 111,111
bile now only three
Pam-rule 911.1. ousnhur o.
Sung! iii! of American Bank Note 00.
brunt ngiof po 11 e stamps fort
Ins and Printing.
size and $5. 40 for 4'8 stamp size
ordinary stamps-
due stumps; 8.1
in
several sizes of stump hooks.
Vera, surcties.
”—1—..."
ALL WERE SAVED.
world. " A trial will convince you
poriVaIed for Throat and Lung DIse‘as
os.‘ Guaranteed bottles 500 and 8100.
“'9'. bottles free at F, H ‘Bgtor‘s;
Ill: 0N”
11111111111111 1.1113
1 ,1" Phone 132
"When Your Engine
and you do not know how to make
‘ft'respond~acknowledge the coin
,_ and come to us. Our “knowing
.,how",.won't cost you half as much
' as Your "not" knowing how is
likely to, if you attempt to fix it
yourself.
YHEG. N. MCKIBBIN
M'F'G C0.
W. 1R. THOWM Mmycr.
vsmo‘r P. O. Lounsbury One of
WASHINGTON, D (3., August 2~— -‘
Bids nubile, touriyoar contract i r the 1
h ‘ .
eminent were boned yesterday 1: at
'ii‘oon.Tl,10r0 were only two bidders, i
The American Bank Note Company. of
New York and the Bureau of Engrav
The bus of the first 1111de per .
11710111111 more 3057 for ordinary
stamps; 3.065 for poalago due stamps; - 11
$.12 for special delivoiy, and for books
of stamps, exclusive of the stamps
contained in' them. 89. 60 per thousand
for 12 stamp slice; 34.211101 24 stamp
NOT wax ovum h‘mtu on end
‘3‘“ ",
inltchgg' [100505
Hf'l no mantis; 'mlgiloumlth. Applvt
“ 1': ‘ar 01! them. The Builders
The Bureau OE Engraving and
Printing bid 6.05742 per thousand fox
1007760101: postage
05 for special deiiv
cry and $2. 83, 452 and 84.463 for the
1 of the carpeh hrs 3 canal
’1 tors in‘ th
. The bid of the American Bank Note ,_ .
Company was signed by Second Vice-
Presldeut Wnrren L. Green. and guar—
anteed by Hon Phineas C. Lonns- , '
bury 0f Conneciicut, and F. s. Smith- ,. ,1.
"For yea1s i suffered such untold mi
nery front, Bronchitis," writes J. H.
Johnston, of Broughton. Ga.,"1nat of-
ten ! was unable to work. Then, when
everything also failed" 7 “.03" wholly
cured by Dr King's New, Discovery ior
Consumption. My' we s11tfered“in-'
tensely from Asthma. till It 'cure‘d her,"
and all our experience goes to show it1
is the best Group medicine in, 310
Hardware
"uGuns “‘1 1
1110.11. Automobile
Oils Lannch Bunnies
Oils 611: ' '
.112 wnsumo‘rou STREEVT,
.sou‘r‘H NORWALK.
‘ tutors," w 0‘1wli
. 130mg“ Al t'V'H mflncsy'oumlthshiatrinflnlmi
IBM“
“mm “MINE 00., 01111 1930. 3001‘". no.
011111 611111 ' F111
‘ Fer it ozone Soap Trade Marks
: 2 Ozone Starch Trade Marks
"1' 2 Ozone WashingiPo‘wder Trade Marks
A PRETTY AND USEFUL,WAGON.
BICYCLE AND CYCLE 1 meat yesterday‘dt'ha
52 891““ Main St. ' end. the men? hsvsbeen
" '- ganixed under it 19 den;
ly as possible to do so"
" W
The three kinds l10f! Trans Marks'
must be presented for wagon. .
50 W751? ST .. SO. NORWALK.
COLORED BLISSES
should not be worn without intelligent
In a shaded or colored glass something
is going wrong with the inter. or of
that eye that needs attention. if it
were not. so the light would not irri9
give you—the kind that only can be
given after a thorough and intelligent
examination. Glasses if you need
them; none if you don't.
HOMER B. HOYT.
GRADUATE OPTICI'AN.
Fine Watch Repairing a.
Room 9, United Bank Bldg. 80. Not-
Office hours 8 to 11:45;12:4V6 to 6: 30
Saturday evenings, 7 0.
Special appointments made to suit
patron-n11“ 1‘ '1
Locust Bites:
The bite of the locust, kissing bug
and spider are poisonous and produce!
very painful and serious results. Sat.
urate a piece of cloth, folded several
thicknesses," with Briz'illan Balm and
' union over "thoj bite215‘11ipstsnt “3&3 .1
Remove it: halter: hour and you
find a drop, as green ‘as grass. This
1 Is the poison which has been all drawn
out and the trouble too or. This is the
only thin in the war a we know of
(So this. Equally effective for
snake an mad dog bite, If instantly
second. Draggists or sent quick. B.
F n 911de ludicbjipoiis
JUNK QUOTI'TIONS
We are trying to better satisfy our
customers by not having 'any, wagons
on the" 10111120111 will attend very
promptly to orders by postal card. and
pay. 1011011111.; prices, with: square 'desl-
All kinds of iron. Me ib., ' rub-
boots, 331,908 andl bicycle tires. 50
' ‘00"; mg! 10
0‘11 in bundles, 3'40:
5:1i'":'1"1'1¢' 2?:
009 are no mar e
Wt tel?
All first- class stores sell the Ozone
smallpox qummvmvt.
means troubl‘e, but death without in-
nco in the Connecticut General
mean the Poor House for‘ the
advice. Whenever an eye finds relief
wife and children. Think of it to-
Settle it tomorrow thy calling
Fred’k H. Field, General Agent,
Hubert 1“. Pierce. Special Agent;
United Bank Building ~
tote Seek ndvicc~the kind I can 1190
daughter of Chauncey Comm
factory employee. enamel
‘ yesterday by taking 111-1911
Special Sale
Volunteer F1111
5'50 bag I
Stull
cornea we. aim non-wane:
applied, so always keep it on hand“, ,,
Kills bee. wasp or hornet sting in one 1 1
'Bsautlfci
basic
1 111.9.
Employment of Non-Union
V Trouble at New handout
1111111 coupon. 11113111111
cordance with the vote 00' i-
No 133.1!froihsrbood1oi
and Joiners, the carps'nt
wtere tion-11030119011 Are
11 01111011 11101 yes or 9y
onl’yV all non ii'nion cgrpebt'sm, ,
dam! the 199mb? 9:199“ 1. 1
“d 1' to tmfl am 0'
sstiddr. 6110 contractor, when, '
,derprk, paid them 0
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