Cliarles Sanfbrd,
' d NW"D0naIds0n.
iii
rationing. The service
coins. .
admiratio—
“iliilitdv’l‘lii leiitisllu
”minted Iii Built Miss lig-
MSIIIIIIOBJIIBBIIBUOIIIIM, .
, or thefminstrel show" 0 be
by the young men at th
kgfrom thirevening, are pro-
' ”icely,‘ “tithe-affair promises
ill for the.,bost yet. The young
practicin’s..their parts in “se-‘
as." each. day. and already
obltain‘od considerable proficiency.
_ ‘hot‘beendeclded where to hold
idiom but the stables is now look—
ilpon 'as a favorable place. Those
‘wllltake part Include Elmer Nic—
I’ Juseph Sobuldlce.,WaItei‘ Johnston,
berNicoll, Vernon Jarboe. Wal-
, J;"ltr0hmeyer. Harold Clarke. Han,
‘ Donaldson. Louis and George His-9,
' a itrill be'end man and Frank Don~
a Will manipulate %the tambour-
k B. Carpenter, pastor-40f the
Norwalk Baptist, Church. will
the Gaspcl tent tomorrow iif- .
aim at}! o’clock. The members of
cw Canaan Cadet Corps will at-
,body and it Is expected the
ill be or rare Interest.
9,,Bible school will be held in
Mat .11 o’clock In the morning.
evangelistic service at 8 in the .
roc’l‘ir’ "Frank. Fitch's
than yesterday, and when}? Sout9h
' hgjattempted to rot. ie reeu t H e m. it 9 ,3 a
.. I .2333. coins ° .
, y.xno,other damage was done. ‘
1.,“ Was a big load of groceries on
‘6’”time‘and if the animal had not
. it stopped in his performance, the
age might have been considerable.
iles
Chester Fitch
Walter John?
The
.morninu'for New York city.
‘ Interested spectator of the drill given
' iii
islahd \ o the semis. ‘
ll stay!“ Attila Haviiand House.
The stools yacht “milled" out this
‘ CKORY BLUFF. ~
Hubert ‘DotY‘nnd Frank Benedict.
from Camp Bartlett. went over to R0-
ton Pointhlast night. and assisted in
the vaudeville performance at the R0-
iou Point‘theatro. “Mr. Doty~maulpu~
lated'the9._banlo. while Mr. Benedict
was accompanist at the piano, Both
have considerable skill at their respec-
tive instruments. , -
The severe shower of last even it,
did notphaee the boys at Camp Bu .
dett. Inside their army duck tents
they kept as dry as though they were
in their own? homes, and after the
showcr indulged In their tun up to
lab: in the evening.
‘ C. Fl. DeKlyn, of Pine Lodge, was an
Thursday afternoon, by the New Ca-
naan Cadets. and afterward was treat-
ed to chowder by the boys.
First Sergeant George Purdy arriv-
od yesterday at Camp Burdett, «from
New Canaan. He will remain until
Monday when the boys‘ will break up
camp and depart for their homes.
William ll. Bylngton’s speedy cat-
boiit, “Grace," has had it new must set.
which is larger and .must stiffer than '
the old one. The change shows to, good
advantage in a stiff brecuo.
lit-Commotion! A. E. (lhnsmar, Cap-
tiiin can \Vickc and Aaron Coburn are
ougoying a cruise to tho westward, in
9th , commodorc's line yacht “Ayll.”
Private Edward llarrctt returned to
his home in New Canaan today, after
a week‘s stay with the boys at Camp
Burdctt.
Private Charles ,Grlcbel. of Camp
f llurdcit. is around again after a short
illness.
PINE LEDGE.
Necdhuni Ball, of New Yorkhwho
has been the guest of Harold Green.
99 9 at the Rotou .
int pavilion will be hold at 7 In the 1
horse was feel—
.Wol'hmen‘on the sea wall in mm of
9 it bor View cottage, ware engaged all
'sterdny In blasting the rock on
Maobn‘ThIs was taken out and
fill in the" large space in, front
loottage.. The job Is a slow one.
Is nOW beingv pushed forward rap-
-. Nnnd will probably be completed
:the end of next week.
lea Sanford. George and Louis
.VJooeph Schuldlce, Frank Lit-
rank Clear and Harry Hubbell
*‘ofidyed a trip on the Sound yesterday
in noon, in W, B. Hubbcll's “sky—
" launch.
There was a good
on a thorough wetting.
,Wnner J. Strohmbeyer is again sail-
ing his 'speedy yacht ‘Critlc," today. in
the-.Norwalk 'Yacht Club races. The
hdnt‘s bottom has been greased, and
gee was, never in finer condition. If
,...8trohmeyer wins today, 'as he Is
(tuftseonildent howill. the prize for
W 0! his class will be won.
' Quite ailarge'number of tickets have
Mn sold for the lecture, this evening,
JEIIIlG Gospel tent, and the affair prom-
Ifll tube; a success. There are still
tilts I. number of tickets left, however,
Attorney Haagerty Discovers It in a
torney Charles J. Huggerty announces
that he has found the last will of Mrs.
Charles Fair. in a safe deposit vault.
tents of the document.
prepared by Knight mullinggerty, In
April. 1900. This Is the will of which
Mrs. Fair told Mrs. Joseph Harvey,
and by which it is presumed upon the
and sea on. and the spray gave evidence of her statements 'to Mrs.
Harvey. she left legacies to her mother. »
brothers and sisters, aggregating the
total amount of her individual fortune,
variously estimated to be worth from
£250,000 to $400,000.
‘ and the will of Mrs. Fair, found In the
swam yesterday from the Grccn's Reef
. light to the Reich Point dock. He was
accompanied in a boat. by Miss Agnes
..'Iarboe, of the Beale cottage, Belle Is-
land. This is the third time this feat
has ”born nocomplishcd‘tlils season.
1 which shows that Belle Island and Pine
[ Ledge have their share of good swim-
more.
ROTON POINT.»
The Union Republican Club. of New
York city, is picnlckiug at the Point,
today.
WILL OF MRS. FAIR FOUND.
_....—.~
Safe Deposit Vault.
SAN FRANCISCO. August 16——At-
He refused to make known the cou-
The will was
No other will was found. In Knight
and Haggerty’s custody there has been
the will of Charles L. .Flill‘, drown
about the some time. April, 1900. This
trust company vault, are the docu-
ments that will be filed by tho attor-
neys for the Fair heirs. whenever It be~
comes necessary in their opposition to
the petition of the public administra-
M lies ‘p'Dlivia' Waters and Lena
ttohmeyef' swam from the Roma
int dock to the Norwaik Yacht Club.
holds .9,"9‘99'!‘he swim was nearly a
sin tom and was a line test of
r’londilraho‘e. Themwimmcra were
9 ompanied by a boat.
‘Work on William F‘. Clarke's new
Raid. rapidly . nearing completion.
9 "uplle driver has finished its work.
the. carpenters and masons no.
i‘d‘nt work on their part of the job.
. , halos-keexpects the dock will be on-
wmlcnext Week.
‘t,’
I W. Stelwnld
. ”out
porters.
, anti...
V
Monti
“III“?
I
Iliuhheli, nephew or
Hubbub, of Little L'Hammock
. ‘ Wat the guest of Louis and
, noon: at the Hubbell‘cottage,
high can be procured of James H.
y, or Frank Donaldson.
and
er.
..,
she. the Haviland iHouse their
.A' rams-of Westdeld, N. J.. is
, evening at the island. He
aunt 91 'hispl ,
,tholufoi‘t cat as, over the
l
‘tiier, Mrs.
is expectsduiewn W
W i“! WW.
may oil ‘_
family ,or
thwart. ‘N. J., who have been occupy-
, _’ or Cottage on Smith 'Beach.
,lnoved, ‘and are now nicely in-
" *ur‘ Farvicw cottage, ”formerly
pied bythe Schroeder family.
' th a'ufijexcitin'g race was witnessed
9 ‘fifternoon, between Harold
it 'the’,“Me and You," and Mor-
rd in Mr. Ross’ boat. Master
[tyre out of three‘raccs. and
the wind "
[glint-y noun... tools ‘
3,, of s islanders out for, a, pail
. y ,. moon. In hissloop, 2-min-
Ithbre was a line breese and
ployod the tripdmmensely.
reunion and family are expected
9 gland Monday from Danbury.
- to stay several weeks and
‘ large».
oil-Mayor
lift. of Newark.
to take mmion
‘ . onfiouthflaoh. {for
tor. If the public administrator does
not Interfere the wills will not be fll-
oil until after the funeral of Mr. and
Mrs. Fair In this city. ;
._......
'TANGLE IN MERIDEN oivonce.
MERIDEN, August lit-Min the ill-
vorce suit of Bettina N. Parker vs.
Frank Parker. it has just come to light
that Parker's real name is not Parker.
but Barribault.
Parker. or Barribault, was employed
as a hostler In Austin‘s livery stables
up to two weeks ago.
The couple have been married for
twenty yours, and several years ago,
for reasons known only to themselves,
they changed the using to Parker
without legal procca’sfl ;
Mrs.‘ Parker brought suit through
her attorney, Waiter I1. Bevlns. for a
divorce on the ground of (insertion.
Attorney Bovine, not understanding
the name of Parker. The papers In the
the courts next ontli for a hoarlng.‘
covered that he had brought
recoxuiac as the woman's husband.
limit.
we -- a...» . MM...
iiovif?iii§iiiliii.fl
‘l‘lmnpleou.
(”mum t .1
9 W‘ ‘ WIN.
I”. iron and iii
fl: .flyblood'and
n and
load
I
qhe matter, drew up the papers under
case were. serve and duly entered in
The attorney a short time ago d194-
su t
against a man that the law does not
This makes a legal knot peculiarly
hard to unravel. as if the divorce was
granted. It would not be valid accord.
lug to Morlden lawyers, who sayithc
case is without precedent in Connec»
But I: Wanna Minding. s. Ilotother
i
When I “turn In" for the night. I wind
my watch and put. it. on it little table at the
hood of tho’hed. The other night I wuko
3- mils-lion fohoaflt licking. ,
“Whatl” hold I, " iii it possible I forgot
to wind it? I.put It to my, car. Going
”Inf-W, , going still; but’ very feeble
and totally. I wound it. at once nicest-90.”. p 9
- .ll‘liu other simian-tho , Valoll in ynuil also. its motion specialty of thoditti
AM ileum As to,
. does more work than
“9191999999”
”in. ‘nf
Practising Physician and Lecturer,
Sistcrcf Dronyatekhar, Houdini the Older ’of Forresters
, ’, 9 of the World, will ‘ .
Endorses Lydia E. Plnkham’s Ve‘etable comr
pound After "Following‘ltspRecor ForYears. Q
a
«w.
. I , . , . .
From time to time We have. been publishing: in the nows mpcrs of this
country our statements and claims ol‘ ilui superiority of Lytliit E. Pink-
liimi's Vlag‘tflllhlfl (.lompomid as u l‘i‘lutflly for all the ills peculiar to wo-
men, but lt‘svliloui happens that the proprietor of a. valuable iiirdiciuc is able
to produce such unquestionable export testimony as we are permitted to'
publish in this urticlc. -
it is unnecessary fin-‘11s to devote much space by any of introduction of
Dr. Vii-input. or. both sin.- and her fuiii‘ily ure'of luteiuurtloiuil fume. llc
brother ()rony/iiirlihiir. was sci-mid in rank of the. (loud ’i‘ciuplnrs. of the wort
when John Ii. Finish was chief. Now at. this head of tho Independent Ul‘illtl‘
of I“ill'lli‘bl.i}l‘$ ol' the world. having lieiulquzilrterduti 'l‘omnlo‘. Can. Princess Viro
oqun, the mbjciil. of our portrait. has been ii. practising physician and lecturer
in 1.le initod Station for the past twunty-llvc yours: Ilt‘i‘ ht.iiiiding,~in licr
profession and eloquence as u. spooked ’is .we'liltupwu, especially Illltoughmm
the West. She writes a. letter to Mrs. l’inkhum of‘in crust to all ‘woi‘ncn.’
.9
' 9w9.99 fun, 99 ”I 9 9 . 9- 99.
"a"? * ‘1'” '9
if?
54%
9 9 ill/95. IL‘ ’92.. 99
PRINCESS VIROQVA, M. D.
“Dana Mus. PINKIIAM: "-IIi‘dlllll in this gl'i‘ivi'vsf boon bestowed on
humanity and llicloi‘ore anything llllll can ri-stori- lost health is a bios-
siug. I consider Lydia 1'1. Piukliiuii's Vegetable Compound as a
blessing to Siam and Nation. It cult-s licr lllUlIIi'l‘S and daughters and
makes them well and strong.
' “For fifteen yours l have uoIi-ii llli‘ effect of your Vegetable Coni-
pound in curing sirri‘ul I9llh‘i‘9llRUS of women. .
“I know i if nothing superior t‘or ovarian trouble, llili‘i‘t'lllltfrii-l, and it has
rcvciilcil hundreds ol‘ dangerous opiruiious Will‘l‘r' physicians claimed
twos the only chance to get. well. ljlrciiiliiui illlil inflammation of the
womb has been cured in two or llll‘i'ii \Vci-ks through its use, and as I
find it. purely till herbal remedy, l uiilicsiliuiugli "‘l\‘(‘ it my highest
eiulorscim-ui.wli‘raii-rimlly yours, l.):-.. l’. \‘IllUQi'\9’1l.llllrilllg. Mich."
After it thorough consideration of such a testimonial as this we are per-
fectly sure that the \vouu-u of America will consider llllll wr- urc iunplv justi-
fied in makingunratrom: claims for Illi‘ superiority of Lydia 1‘}. Pink'limu's
Vegetable C(lmplllllld. livery one. oi‘ com-so. knows that Dr. Vii-input
would not allow such it stutemcuf. to la- made over Ilt'l‘ signature unless it was
absolutely true. and that bur fziitli lu llli‘ rcuu-ilv must be grunt or she would
nut‘allow lier portrait iii Ili‘9llllIlIISIlt‘il in connection Willi Ili‘l' recommend"lion,
If you are ill do not. hesitate to got. a bottle oi Lydia E. Pink-
Iiam's Vegetable Compound at mum. and write to Mrs. Pinkhum
at Lynn, Mass. for special advice: it is entirely free.
can
'99 I; / 5??
REWARD" We liuvcdnimsllcil with the Nailounl i‘itr “Mill of Lynn. suns.
which ulll pruid \onuypmrmi \rhocnnflud tlmt ilk) nhmi- testimonial loitol-
ls not genuine. or was published before ilIlI‘lillIll' the writer‘s .Iiwclul per
mission. Lydl l E. l’inklmiu Mm lc'no (‘o.. Lynn. nuns.
o .
on August 29. i ' ll
C
t minus: u.
. aw London.
l
, ii“ t take piace
there. but instead, ill-he decided he-
foro the Southern 'iktbletlo'Club. at
Louisville on; September. 16“., This
last nlitht‘and“ an con Iti ha and for-
felts wiiifstaiic, Jim Corbett will lie. '
the related. 9 ,
Johnnfiift‘iorbett,‘ mas stir for the
featherweight champto ,“v Crowley.
Vendlg and “ham Hart s.‘*McUovoru's
roprssontstlye had it till at the
Grand Union hotsigi‘vi'iiira ,a, last
o: in .
am it all, our
but to I0 to the busy
want anything lu‘bis line; it he wasn’t
wood haiwouidu't be busy. That's why
we believe you’ll be suited here.
VWALL PAPER
'agreementgwaa roache was late hour ‘
PAINTING AND
PAPER unuaiua.
when you
BEWARE OF OINTMENTB FOR GA.
~ TARBH THAT GONTAIN ’ ‘
, MERCURY. ‘
as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely damage
the whole system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable physb
class. as the damage they will do is
ten fold to the mod you can possibl
derive from than. Hall’s Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by li‘. .l. Cheney 0;
Co...'l‘oledo, 0.. contains no mercury
only artistic design.
You find them all they should be.
We're ready to do the work.
I:!'.I;I.9 litigant thoallghy all. “1991901; 92:19:! LWINDOW SHADES. , and Is taken internally, acting directly
no son a re 0 e . 9 u, . - ' ‘ u on the blood and mucous surfaces
time the radius cw trainind hard at A.” “'1'" "m" °" WWW" “‘ oi) the system. in buying Ilall's as.
their respective quarters. liouisvllie 90rd". ‘ tarrh Cure be sure you get the genu-
spo9rts999i9re wagx‘olfia {topwettibe 91109? . . Ine. it Is taken Internally, and made
aniw novou tor on n are ‘ . i T m.’ .." .
. . mmmsisupng. if...‘i’.'.§’§§..i’.hi°.'.‘§.y F J “M” & 0°
numbers to see it. I. . .;
Interest makes your money
accumulate in a way that will
olirn surprise you.
We pav 4 per cent. in Sav-
ing accounts. "
THE scorn mm”.
m vmos onyx;
UNITED BANK BUILDING. ,
Before closing pour
home for the .
Summer
Secure a Safe Deposit Box in the vault
of The 80. Norwalk Trust Co.
And protect your jewelry and valuable
pepsin from are and burglars.
Boxes from $4 per your upward.
The South Norwalk
Trust Co. ‘
93 Washington Monet, some uni-walk.
I... ., .x..s.~.:r. .......r... .
SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL
cm uncut Billli
OOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
gamma. $100,000.00
Other-Proms. $34,000.00
M...“ u...‘
Joint ll. reams. President.
.ncoa ii. titres. cashier.
DIREGTORS:
TRADE
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P .
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WASHINII
9 rework
?""5 3&4
we WILL ACCEPT rats - sauna intramusc-
MEN'I‘ AS ONE TRADE MARK- OF EVERY
_ TWENTY-FIVE (25); SENT US.“ .
Beautlful Present. Free. fiend for Premium “at
, DAVID s. BROWN a. co. ,
.9 . 951st Street and North Riverfihlew Work dity.
. MAR'iiYFl T0 .BCI-ENCE.
Dr. sooflald, Who Btudlod‘Tubmulo-
sis, Dying of Conuum lion.‘ " you. ,
City Engineer 11. G. colloid. Of “ r‘ i
ilrldgeport. a brother of ill.- ii‘. Stanfield, “
of standard. received word yesttrday
that his son was dyiug‘at Denver, Col. ‘
«Rd to immedlgtsly hasten to that
The son. Dr. Mi. ’acbueld, a young
mua‘oiiescsptionai talent inifmodl‘clnfe,
is‘a mrtyrjtodho protassicw‘: muss
n student ii .Yiido‘iuutii thrse‘ycsrs
tor of but a few days.
M
MUS. Mil. LS‘S GEMS.
Rays. ._
cuts by Means of X»
. Were rh turédi «mien or, and
1 .of tuberculosis, dad but (disclaim ‘ I
it be: Is gthflgll’fli’finthflwv coir a ,
consumption wt to unwavering to. and
are“ it to haunt or human
taut flaunt
it . c
in”. Mills told her
J .
.
thing-s 99990 suspected.
, silica and no... ms. was a
9 billion, voter limo coral
it incovorad._99;9
M
, cut from the Wrappers are MALUABLE.
clansconésdsd that death was it met-
Dr, donut-id’s
fhther is on route to iho bedsldo of his
.i . r-‘W
llowul byyusr Pet Dog, Wm Lo.
:(lmlllil Whilst, Augustlders. W.
iMcMasler Mllls‘ diamonds. which her
but. bulldog, ppm, swallowed. Tues-
ds afternoon while playinaron the
113,6 inibsiroom Micro the 3W9 all}?
can . , ,
I on has .slnoo been allot/ad blizflasu.‘ my
a l k a MS?
r' are attitude Ice 9 case. s r» , .
til“ Iliéjtna the turns ringsyfaaio ‘
ud that'itlis dog had truly swallows
diatomfiool‘i haviil »
uni 999“: 9
7 an
i.” lit. and this loustiea o:
mica lie-1
John H. Fort-lo Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Christian Swartx
John H. Light E. H. Mathewson
? Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin.
Accounts Solioirod.
lurch. iii...
Notice is hereby given to ‘all por-
aons liable to pay Taxos to the Town
of Norwalk in the Cdunty of li‘airdeld
and Statemf Connecticut. on the As.
adamant hint 0:1901, that i will meet
them torecclvu said Taxes, at the fol-
lowing times and places. to wit:
‘ ', .Mi'tho‘store of W. s. lianford. East
‘Norwalk, “(Down Town) on Friday,
August 29. 1902, from 10 o'clock fore-
aoon‘mntll‘ ihdido'ciock afternoon.
Mt the store of .l. 0. handle at Win-
nlpouit, on the afternoon of Friday,
Admit till. 1902, from 2 o'clock until
4:80 o’clock. , .9
.iii a... store of siphon-apical... at
South Five'rldils lllvor..on'the even~
lag of Fridayrnusust 29, 1903, from 7
ofclockhntll 8:80 o'oi h. ,9
ant the onion 0:1 the outdoor. 0pm
new: no.
i that
‘ i"little. tit
ii! av
gal on how
been
sarisrs' MATaaiALa.
PAINTING AND mesa HANGING.
.7 WASHINGTON BTREE'I
930m by Druggists, price 760 per hot-
t e. .
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
0
PICTURE FRAMING. '
"The 333k .oi the
Presidents.” ‘1‘
By Gen. Charles H. Grouvonor,
20 years member of Congress. Pro-
nounced the most sumptuous and mag-
nificently beautiful book ever issued
in “the United States. Contains 2’!
large fuilvpage I'hotogravure Por-
traits. reproduced from the best paint~
. lugs In the White House, the Congress.
‘ioual Library, the Capitol Building and
:28 Corccran Art Gallery, of Washing.
. n.
Contains Department or Autograph
Letters, showing an autograph letter
of each President of the United States,
9 and Department of Armorial Bearings
and Genealogical Notes. These two
features have never before appeared
In any book ever issued.
80th President McKinley and Presi-
dent Roosevelt posed, specially in the
White House for their portraits to be
used only and exclusively in this work.
This Is the grdatest honor over con-
ferred on any publication ever issued
in this country. This work reflects
credit upon the Nation. Every patrio-
‘ Drain.
Booth Nor-walk.
I
Telephone Connection.
jun-d
NM. ._._. .._..,_....~... ..
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' JuuiusBrown l
Plillllil ind Pun lingo.
Pure White Lead and Blue
. mixed by band will wear twice
as long and cover double our
face as machinery mixed. The
house of William Stevens and at
Htephou Wilcox, both on South .
Main street, werapainted by me
in this manner over eleven years
ago. They use still good.
llilm Grove street.
A FluSli
Valve.
Noisoless, closes without in or '-
ter hammer. Has no that
THE lDEAL
VOLUMITIR PRE.BUIII “IOU
LATINB FLUOH VALVI.
A self adjusting prmure tenant"
applied to a Flash Valve operated in
direct pressure. Discharges the some
amount of water in the some loam cl
time, regardless of the head or pres
sure Iu service pipe. .
800 it in operation in our dill-lay
room.
l
on h 9. will tan ll ,t9lo American citizen will buy It.
if prii‘intul‘tlfeuy allies dorsguzh hells “t sight. Small fortunes
Mala street. My residence II ”a“ made by me“ 3““ women
' and fortunes will be
larfe
made on his publication within the
next three years. iiigh class men and
women employed on commission or
part salary and part commission. $1,-
500 guaranteed yearly. Also, Manager
wanted to open mall office at' home or
In home town, '0 have charge of ag-
ents and correspondence, look after
the advertising and .other work.
Write for terms and circulars. Ad-
dress.
THECONTINENTAL PRESS.
Corcoran Building, Opposite
U. 3. Treasury,
“ Washington, D. C.
‘Irwo mean rim" 7st?-
rons m mes msunmvcz
FIRST
Are you insured In a strong
company that is conflagratlon
proof"?
SECOND
is your policy correctl written
by an experienced age cy?
um? Ilock building, id as. ~ (iity of
‘ said "I'Ollm of Neruda, on
you 9'30, 190:. from js
pun until 3 o‘clock afto‘r.
“main, 1- author“
_. gust River, healthier: street, is m.
The experience of a quarter of I
century Is at your service
JACOH M. LII YTON.
Fire Insurance,
5 Railroad Placo._9 So. Norwaik.
Hanoi II. no
Cili‘Jiil‘lllMtlllillllWllllSll‘litli
- m"... ..-. ”1......“ ..
Fire Insurances
seems to be about the only commodity
bought without regard to quality.
There are as many grades of lnsun
once as there are of merchandise.
You ‘are undoubtedly p'uylng for the
best quailly; are you quite sure yOu
are getting it? Better to, know 'now
than after the fire. Our fifteenyears'
ehpci'lcnm on the subject have fitted
W”.-- .... .
liiwalldiililliiii
N0. 40 WA’I‘ER STREET.
IOUTH NORWALK. 61'.
v...« ,
SOLOMON SCAM M on to do this we".
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