TOUOHID 1|! AGAIN.
l Consolidated railroad stock tout;
It seems to been
‘ The rise “attribut-
e quarters to be due to the
tent that the ”0.000.000 of
New England bonds are to be refund-
ed at a saving of $260,000 a year.
not) was ‘busyfltitlllng. Whlle Rome
burned. "isn't it enough." remonstrat-
. ed one of the victims. “that you are
.1 wot naming cabooses has ‘“ destroying'us by inches without adding
Jr. "is said. that about . to our agony
thafiOcal. railroad cstoi‘that tussle?" ,"'l‘ut. tut."
made ‘use of. from : emperor. "i am letting you down easy.
,‘te~ :"the Rawhide .l haven’t played a note of ".Riawstha'
iyet."—.vCincinnatl Commarclil Tr
’ ’ ' .t
Now 5 Your Time !
to fill up your coal bins!
cheaper now than it will be. we are
not as rushed with orders as We will
be. and you‘ll be. on the safe side in
Itemember the long strike
and take. our advice to buy now.
PRICE roe wmrsn on sun-
Msa $6.00 Pas TON.“ no CHARGE
Fbs casnvmn tn.
TOLLESStho
9 can tow.
thsvupwasd torn.
u. ' It .'i
hit . 3h clt- has
railroad train-
afls. of labelling
living ears; with pet
an order prohibit-
by maklpg us listen to
FURNITURE WANT
lofted at our store. We have been in the business for more
7 0‘ are and have had a pretty good opportunity to study the dis-
‘orlmittatlng tastes of the people of Norwalk and South Norwalk.
Dunstock is now much larger than it ever was be
melolaof the latest and mos
lid to httract you. as every artic
mong the latest arrivals in our in
sideboards. white cname
fore and every
The prices are
is is sold just as low as possible.
rniturc family are a new stock of
led beds. all brass beds and go-
stcamcr chairs and other summer furniture.
1!“ f Raymond and Son’s
46 and 48 Main Street. No‘rwalk.
t u p-to-date pattern.
rts.“ porch chairs,
., 4-131 001. The
11.1.1131: ther‘strcngsst impulse in ma
stature welfare and prosperity Is
9 spend too freely. Vou realize that it
overcome It. Big fortunes had s
; we desire to interest you.
n ss’ssryvto start anaecount with us. The
Iii- youivhank account. ' ‘
w: gays PER CENT. on ALL carbons.
rams-m c
n. a... the habit is saving?
is a bad thing andmouid
malt beginnings. Right here is
ingle dollar constitutes the fund
saving habit will grow and
army savings-Bank
I! Street. Norwalk.
*I
I
" .Now In Full Blast.
7L STOVES and every thing calculated to make life more com-
rmgthe heated term. can be seen at our warerooms at prices to
“ellipse: Co.
.. . irecfors and Embalmets.
orth Main ht.
06 or. Cloak "
L “ I Special Sale!
ntine'Skirt. $1.50 up." .
Mandate“ :bargaln »eve
All this season's goods.
lklng’jaiirts, 52.50, worth double the pr
dren‘s Dresses. 250 up. -
my nice white Lawn Dress, made in the lpte
early. sizes 5 to 14-. $1.25.
as Silk Skirt for 50c.
ery nice line of Shirt Waists. made in the latest styles.
pgivo'ns a call and cousince yourself.
so. No‘iwa
. . ; . out your winter supply-in. new. A
ingyeig .Cud'iberian d Bituminous at an attractive price.
Foibttterti‘tot corn; potatoesrontoas and general use.
South Notwalk.
'i‘.st=... so...
r offered. 85.00. worth 812.00. The lat-
st style, trimmed with
rice and;th III
. tracking of all triads. Estifiiatell glfehhn tfiiitrsot work. '
DOD ace
_ {steepest-Esta.
9 Main St. "9W-
I‘ 3 “tiiidfilf
; Eight; . ed at the
lizar’s SW5 Said to
line Booulliiliti‘. and Rest
of; the force heat a ilasty
Retreat
'NEW CHWANG. Sunday, June 12,
midnight.—lnformation was received
here at 10 o'clouk tonight. through
heretofore reliable channels. that part
of the Japanese force left at l’u ban
Ties to checktnate the Russian‘s south-
ward movement to relieve Port Arthtir
was attacked southeast of Shungnmao.
yesterday. After slight fighting. the
Japanese mudea false retreat. the Rus~
slana hotly following them, when the
Japanese 'mfltle a hunk movement.
catching the Russians in a trap. The
Russian losses are placed at 800 men.
They then fell back on Kai-Chou. and
began to retreat along the Balmatgu-
Tsalchou roads About 2.000 Russian
" infantry front Kai Chou passed
. through .New Chwaug this morning.
-- accompanied by a large supply and hoa-
'j pitai train.
Several carts contained
bandaged men. The troops appeared
- to be tagged. and showed every indi-
. cation of a long forced march. The of-
.. ilcers refuses to furnish any informa-
" tion. but a non-commissioned officer
' told a correspondent of The Associated
Press that all troops were retreating.
from Tsaichou. Before he could say
'I anything further be was reprimanded
by a captain. ,Stragglers are closely
‘ watched by non-commissioned ofllcers
.’ to prevent them from talking.
The Russians have abandoned the
ground mines eight miles south of
here. .
A native messenger just in from th
Russian camp cast of here reports that
there are many wounded men there.
Japanese Fooling Russians.
ST. PETERSBURG. June 13, 2:05 p.
m.—-'l‘he Japanese advance of columns
north and south of Pong Wang Cheng
is. causing considerable mystiflcatlon
.t'l‘he preponderance of military opinion
,still_inclincs to the belief that the
movements in both directions are
feints. although the opinion that Lien-
oral Kuroltl has begun a serious ud-
vnncc by both flanks against Lino Yang
does not lack supporters. ,Rencwod
sltlrmlshlng is reported in the neigh-
borhood of Sin Yen. but there is no
confirmation officially of the engage.
ment reported by a Russian correspon-
dent ot The Associated Press at Hal
Cheng last night. as having occurred
thirty miles southeast of Hill Cheng.
in the direction of tho l-‘eng Wang
(Thong road. which was reported to
have resulted in the loss of two Japan-
ese battalions. Should this report. turn
out to be true. it would show that the
Japanese are advancing toward lint
Citeug by two roads. as the column re.»
ported engaged must have lieeett differ—
ent from the. one which drove out the
Russians from Sin You on the road fur~
titer south. '
Absolute confirmation Is not obtaina-
ble oi' the report that General Rut-opal-
kin is despatching troops from Mule
den against the enemy's right. Ex-
treme- vctlcence ls manifested at the
.War Ofilce. regarding the military slf~
nation. which is generally interpreted
as foreshadowing important develop-
ments in the immediate future. While
the imminencc of a decisive battle, he-
ly discouraged. new of fighting of a
rather heavy character is anticipated.
Thelack, of official despatches from
“Kuropatkin during the last forty-eight
hours. is regarded as significant. '1‘
London Standard's St. Potersburg des-
patch saying that a telegram had been
received from Vice-Admiral Skrydlol'f.
announcing that he recently left Vladi—
vostok with the Russian squadron. and
engaged a Japanese squadron off Port
such dcspaten has been received from
okrydlofi. whose squadron according
tothe latest advices. is still In Viagr-
vostok, and in its neighboring waters.
The gorernrnent had no advices or
renewed fighting before Port Arthur.
has it is regarded as not unlikely that
lighting of a more or less serious char—
acter on .the-Kwan-Tung peninsula
may be in progress. although the War
Ofiice is convinced that no serious as-
sault .on the fortress is possible.
» Russia's-naval: program (finally an.
proved. Satucd so for the next ten
meted cruisers; ten first class and pro-
tected cruiser, and a number of tor-
pedo boats and submarine boats. In
vicw'oftthecriticism on the part of
foreign ntivabexperts of the“ battleship
type sites the . destruction... of the Rus-
sian battleship Petropavlovsk and the
dapanese 3battieship intense, . the sub.
Sect .wss git/oaths most careful con”-
sideration. the decision being in favor
0' bfl‘i‘lwlng' ssh. s .“i '9 .~ : “ . .-
‘Chtnaas escarpment/Worried; . .
_ NEW'WWANG.~~June ISA—The Chl-
aose government is apparently greatly
the» correspondent orthodontics Daily
Telegraph1 wholeness“ saddened re-
Tafig‘~'tioa‘itt: emanate Id 41013! ener-
Co‘nliuifleiiéhl lineman "the Viceroy
sent the isoti Lin hereto act-via the
Patter. an, beam of the came» so?-
ammonia“ mg lint '
as secretary. ‘
awhm
L‘flliilllilibSSliitlS 1
tween the two main armies is distinctm
be armies and the soldiers are all portions
Arthur. is denied at the admiralty. No
years.ginelndes- wo battleships. ten ar‘
at the continuance of the construction
wofrled “over 'tho‘llefillt'bf'lnwm . Eisef.‘
really byflhlnese‘soldlera‘ oil the Lido
statically investigate“: patted sum
iat one line
, . suedaaeall for the conditional Ration-
; “stimulus! the clone othnslaess Jane
. We. ..1
alt-lump 4p...“ . ,
w at my .- .‘ ""
int» i .‘ ‘t'l‘lie Connecticut Bulletin). . '
Harry W. Mather has been awarded
the contract for the new house to be
erected on West avenue by R. L. Co
3 burn. The plans were drawn by Arch-
; ftect W. S. Knapp and. as previously
_ 3 described, call for a trams structure.
I tidal: 131 m “gr... pm 5 32x88 technprovllded with all improve-
......................... eaas‘rov new : ments. to routing anti plumbing
Fm otgxflnéoxlg 0‘ M ""6; will be let by separate contracts.
. . (imam .has been broken for the
Rams. ... ............ . new house to be. built on Seaview ave-
”'""""""' man for Frank C. Van Susy. the plumb-
address.
ing and heating contractor. Waldron
. & Riordan have the general contract
An sulfate: from Kidney tronblo.Livsr and have sublet tht stone work to
comp aint,'Dlsaases of the Bladder. Ooo- Salvator Charlott. Architect W. S.
stipet.ion..0r Blood impurity who really Knapp drew lit: plans. .
desires to had a Permanent (JIM. may. Contractors are figuring the plans of
obtain‘FBlETEEATMENT with Cal-WM Architect Alfred Russellc. 1.133 Broad-
Bolmt. Dr. David Kennedy’s new Miway. New York city. for a lodge to
sine. Simpl out out the coupon above. be erected by William Ziegler, at his
and mail to he Cal-oars Company. 0'1- summer home at Newton. it will be
wlynow. . . . of stone. about 30x40 feet, with six
(kl-euro Solvent ll “Mouth.“ 1’! “Y rootns provided with improvements.
pm . _ .011. and II Dr. Kennedy 9 PM” Waldron & Riordan are building a
atl louse. It cots on an will"! 30" new boat house. for Eben Hill. on
vac s. Tavern Island.
er. illiam H-Mlilefi0fmtinv’3mN- The Hawkins Shoe Co. have
31} hag-“1W ”"0““! "0‘1““ with lshed installing the machinery and
and bladder for over as . . .
”a“. lany d and various “awhile? plant will soon be in full opera
“1’0me 80" ”93° "“‘lt 8‘1”“an J H. Brown &“ Co are, finishing the
130; htnbottleothl-cut‘a 85%th 0:3! plumbing in the house on Spring
unmedsfewboitleemn ”no" street. being remodeled for Herman
For sale by Platnsr A Bradley. Quittuer.
South Norwaiit. llarry W. Mather has the contract
mm. M. ”on to rebuild the house on Day street
- ‘ ltlch was recently damaged by fire.
burg investigating the labor and in- w . . I
dustrial conditions of Russia, in an it ‘8 "Md b} m" “mt“ 0‘ Charles
_ . . Lowndes. Mr. Mather is also build-
:‘lt'eggifre fixings ghgsfltggtfispond log a large veranda on a house on
"Aside from the immediate. object $33,222" drive, Occupied by George
of my visit l hays been greatly inter- '
dated in' the attitude of the masses in ad'Ii‘I‘t‘iaohIOIt‘t‘) imégoggg‘li, “:11 530%;
Russlatoward the war. Their attitude tnond street it will be of wood
is of greater import in view of the stor- 16x40 feet 0"“. Hum. high ‘
les published abroad to the effect that The plans for the new factor m be
the war is unpopular and that the y
country Is on the verge of a revolution 2.20:1. “by extb‘iltiillzzifhEtPI?:E)atl)gic21{gt
owing to public discontent. l have Architect W S Knapp ‘lEstimutos
visited every working quarter of S" will be received on or before June 15.
l’etersbutg. the extensive Selosmoien- at the office M the mm any 458
sites region. the Nsrvasitaia district Broomc street New \‘lorkpt-itv it
anti such placer. as the Potillol‘f Com- will be a brick structure. 67x143 feet.
pany s 1000““). ‘9’ and steel works. em- with stone trimmings anti gravel roof.
ploying 1.000 men. 1 interviewed the Plans by Architect W S Knapp
workers outside of the factories. intbe The 'fouudniion for" Dr W B.
churches, parks and places 0' public Bean’s new barn at West avenue attd
entertainment. intt failed to find any’ l’inc street has been completed by
thing except quiet confidence that Rue Contractor Salvator (‘hsrlott ‘
sis is bouuti ts‘wln in the end. The by Architt‘C‘t w 6t Khapp .
government is decidedly frank in its ' ' ”‘ ‘
dissemination of news. Ottical bulle-
tins are posted everywhere and they
are read attentively by small groups.
Frequently soldiers attd sailors are
among them. The new is discussed
by the bystanders. btit always quietly.
There is no trace of excitement. in
fact the war seems to arouse less pub-
'Iic interest titan the news received dur-
lug the South African War.
son may be. the distance of the actual
fighting from European Russia. Cer-
tainly the war is not affecting the gen
eral current of life. Business every-
where is progressing as usual. and
the people are ffdlowing their ordinary
routine. The only sentiment is full
faith that Russia ultimately will win.
The stories published abroad that six
hundred persons were executed at
Moscow recently, that wholesale sent-
ences have been imposed at Moscow
and that sanguinary conflicts have. oc-
Ciil‘l ed of Odessa. are all. so far as my
inquiries show. pure inventions, delib-
erately set afloat for the purpose of in-
juring the Russian loan abroad."
Fresh SquadrOn Arrives Daily.
LlAO YANG. Sunday. June 12.——The
army here Is increasing rapidly. a
fresh squadron arriving daily.
There is no fresh news from Port
Arthur. nor has any confirmation of
serious events having occurred there ‘
been received. 0n the contrary. ac-
cording to the best information. every-
thing is going well. ‘
The officers and men here are very
enthusiastic over the driving back of
the Japanese on- the road to Feng
Wang Chang and Hal Cheng. June 9. '
Only a comparatively short distance
separates the Japanese and Russian
.....--.
alt-Isossallsssassloaliolfilloll:
“autumn-n..." nun-sun
deuce of Attorney George ll.
Ii. Ii‘oott‘. wife of George it‘. it‘oote.
the dock property occupied by
Layton
Rose. of New York. her interest
the dock property occupied by
Wilton.
the property.
(Tho Commercial Record).
will be by furnace.
EastNorwalk. is the architect.
struction. with gravel roof.
are now in the hands of Architect W.
S. Knapp.
W. S. Knapp is the architect.
Collins.
with an ell in the rear. 14x16.
Knapp drew the plans.
ward avenue for Carl Schaub.
will be 16x24 feet. one story each.
W—
for active operations to begin.
' .....a_
BURGLARS RECURED $1.300.
BOSTON. June 13.—Tltc safe at the
:oilice of the Worcester County Cream-
ery Company at 40 Berkeley street.
South End was blown open during the
night by urgiars. who escaped with
01,300 in cash. The burglars forced
their way into the place from the cel-
lnr of Parker Memos... Hall. the
Creamery office. being in the "same
building. The police found no clues.
BOSTONUNlON MEN STRIKE. “
' BOSTON. June 13.—~One hundred or
more union wood. wire and metal lath-
ers struck here today because their
employers refused to sign an agree-
mentto hire none but unionists. Frank
8. Hunter, of Youngstown. Ohio, vice-
president of the international Union.
is here._te conduct the strike.
ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED.
, MONTREAL, June 13.—-Tbe inquest
on. the body of Alfred Thibault. of the
steamer Canada. of the Richelieu and
Ontario Line. which was sunk in col-
lision near Sorel early Sunday morn-
ing. resulted in a verdict of,“ found
drowned." no blame being attached
whatever to either the emcers of the
Canada or Cape Barton, 7 _ t
REGENT ARRIVALS OF‘VESSELQ;
. NEW YORK, June 13.-—The Scandi-
navian-‘vAmet’loln lAtte’eloamer iHellig
'Qiawfrom Copenhagen and Christian-
t‘ltt'o.
tones the stomach.
EVILS OF DIVORCE.
ln
flesh disaster to the home.
whole subject open. .
vlous justice and humanity
gave.
denounce such marrlm .
meet. imprisonment for life.
adaption Justifies." M _
ONLY CURE FOR OYSPERSIA .
tin; The vessel will probably doclt
about 8 a. in. tomorrow, -
W
comptroller ottita Currency today is-
oitouosoas'r exacts TRAINS.
idea—A cloudburst h
mos ’ To, earth
twoeofllsted and :Pa
“I .
wasnmo'ron, Inciting“ .As.
slim Chadwick. in a telegram to the»
{nights are stalled.
Wt! -. . ‘,‘T"““‘”"'T“_7".._”“‘.
as ~ {affluenmdfigfir .filmarsssr oration soups
W was you
fin-l
Plans
Taylor & Golden have sold the rest-
Vos-
burg. In Conrtlandt Place. to Mrs. Eva
The real estate agency of Jacob M.
the
has sold for Mrs. Julia l..
in
the
O Ferris Coal Co. to Miss Elizabeth itay-
ne "3" montl and Mrs. Hannah R. Ambler. of
No change will be made in
'—
Plans are being figured arid the con-
trate is about to be let for the new ros-
idcncc on Washington street for 1.). W.
Raymond the undertaker. The heating
A. N. Pndock. of
Plans have been prepared by Charles
S. Palmer. of Meriden. for the new fac-
tory for the Boese—Peppard Mfg. Co.
The building will be 07xi43 test. two
“stories high. of brick. heavy tnill con-
Tlie. plans
Henry W. Mather has been awarded
the contract, including carpenter anti
mason work. for the new residence on
West avenue for Richard L. Coburn.
The plumbing anti heating are not let.
Plans are being figured for a frame
cottage on Gleuwooti avenue for Dennis
It will be 20x26. two she‘ll-leg,
, Architect Ferris S. Morehouse has
drawn plans. which are now being fig-
ured, for two “frame stores on Wood-
They
-—Dyspcpsla——bane of humane exist-
Burdock Blood Bitters cures It.
promptly permanently. Regulates and
sermon of divorce the Rev.
l’cars‘e Pinehhasrdeciarcd in Forest-
ville Congregational Church, Chicago.
that the attempts on the part of the
stronger ecclesiastical bodies to whip -
preachers into line will only result in
"instead of settling the divorce ques-
tion." said the‘mlnlster, “Jesus left the
“Ministers are not compelled to say
that all persons divorced for anything
but the 'one cause‘ shall not marry.
again. They are free to teach what ob.
require.
and not a harsh law that Jesusmever
If. for example. a. woman re-
fuses to live with smart who makes
himself a drunken. brute. and gets a
divorce from him.‘aud later marries a
decent man. no preacher is bound to
“Divorce is too lint .apunishment
for offenders against the marriage tie.
The most serious offenses ought- to
it is not
laxity for which i plead. but the right
to teach n0!“ some outrageous rule that.
Jesus never gave. but that which the
‘ Mrs. Franklin mush. ot-‘Ncw- Castle.
Plum ‘0’ N"! Y0“: ‘5 70007600 by 1.. says: "plundered favours with
wireless -_ telegraph was having passed pepsis. used“ to have great. distress
Nantucket Lightship at. 8:58 ii. any. hatching“; l-trictl essrything i
could hear of,’but nothing helped me 11
'until -f ‘to'tik; Brasilian Balm. and one 50
"stints i. s" an autism" "it. m a n F13: i3" “ii"sL
. . ,. ..~ r s..".- '
WASHINGTON. June. 13.-—Tlte tar. and We’Cliflord Pharmacy. "
.. COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo, June
as. occurred be-
. baa me...'rhree;
monastic. oasssnsentrsina and many
foasauav TO
’f i . at
" uoswa , a cosrncrtno sass ,
$5.. ,"
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ii iii
‘~ 1 ‘0 Dali’dfisstrjtn unm‘ . ___’ ,
. Buming,‘|scamy and to“ .1
\ a“ll-‘achs and_Psln in" 1:”;
5% Rheumatism, Gout and so: ' ’
mmKHmys; Stopafigttlni 09‘
§ first» entrant... ;
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also csurs‘ajox. W;
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m" czooms thaoifl 7""
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\v' n. Gossost- 3/
‘44 . .
"Classless"
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY,
Flasher 0. Bradley, Props.
M
C. T. A. U. FIELD DAY.
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Y. M. T. A. a 3. Society May Again
Land the Beauty Prise.
There is considerable rivalry among
the societies which form the C. T. A.
U. as to which will win the beauty
prize at the field day in Waterbury.
June lit. The Young Men's T. A. &
B. society won the first prize for malt-
ing the bust. appearance at the field
day in Springfield on Labor day of last
year. anti as it is going to Waterbury
this year it may land the first prize
in the same sort of a contest.
Reports have come front several
towns to the effect that considerable
work is being done toward bringing
out a full attendance for the parade.
The 'I‘. A. ll. society will provide. train
accommodations for 500 people. The
society will be hcaded by its own
drum corps in the parade.
SMOKING IN A POWDER MAGA-
INZE '
ls courting death more suddenly but
not more surely than neglecting kidney
disorders. Foley's Kidney Cure will
cure a slight disorder in a few days
and its continued use will cure the
most obstinate cases. it has cured
many people of Bright's disease and
diabetes who were thought to be incur-
able. if you have kidney or bladder
trouble. commence taking Foley‘s Kid
ney Cure today. before it is too late.
For sale at Plaistetl‘s drug store. “
Now OWNS iNGERBOLL HOME.
Tito estate of Maude M. S. lngersoll
has disposed of its quarter interest In
the. lngersoll homestead at 86 Trum-
bull street. New Haven. to Colin M.
lugersoll. chief engineer of the New
York. New Haven & Hartford Rail
toad company. Mr. lngersoll already
had the other threeffourths interest.
BRIGHLI‘PII'I ORCHID. Ls
attempt. an.
I! Gen-slag.
saris. .illsagsrdlalll. “MW
for CI!“ HESTER'S “Ll. I:
is It!!!) um (i in metslllt- bones. mt»
wither-crlhhoa. ‘ alto-eons". I'M
Dangerous Substitutions and Ills".—
.u. . u; at your lingual. or marl 4c. in
anus v Particulars. Tutti-ant
and “Belle! for ladlm'h tutu. ny 7'-
iara mail. "Limo Testimonials. am it)
all braggiau. fill-heater Ohm-sled (1..
deaths- tlls sans . laun- Asa-m. HULL. I'A
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In Effect May 29th, 1904.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.—-—l2:59x, 5:241. 5:50x. 6:14.
6:55, 7(03, 7:46. 8:18x, 8:45, 9:051.
9:26x. 9:40.10:51x. 11:35.
P. M.—12255X, 1:13. 2:551. 3:00. 31-15,
4:47x, 5:40, 5255:. 6:43, 6:55x. 7:07x.
7:55x. 8:00. 9:55x. 10:20.
Saturdays, in addition to above,
3:30 p. m. -
SUNDAVS.
A. M.—12:59x, 5:24x, 6:50x, 8:56,
9:42x. .
P. M.—2:i7x. 2:55r. 5:40. 5:55x. 7:20.
7255:, 8:18x. 9:56x.10:10.
LEAVE NEW YORK ‘FOR SOUTH
NORWALK.
A. M.—-12:001, 5:00. 6:00, 7:00. 7:50.
8:00x, 9:04x, 92153:, 10:02x, 10:01..
11:00x. 11:02. “
P. M.--12:02, 1:07, 2:00. 2:57. 3229):,
4202):, 4:06x. 4:32x, 52011:. 5:07. 5:32.
'0:00x. 6:02, 6:59 8:00x, 9:00x, 0:30.
11:02x.
Saturdays, in addition to above‘1255
p. In. . .
suuoavs.
A. lit—12:00 6:00;“ 7:30. 10:02:.
‘ I‘. M.——5:02. :00.8:00§t.'1l:0‘.lx.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW HAVEN.
A. 'M.—12:01x. 1:18. 1:66x, 6:18.
7:4:8' 8:42. 9:08x. 10:05:. 11:03:.
P. M.-—12:02. 1:12. 3:02x, 4:19. 5:25,
6200:, 6:30, 7:05;. 9.:05x, 9:15. 10:01:;
11:15. . _ ,
BRIDGEPORT IN ADDITION TO
ABOVE:
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. SUNDAYO.
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SOUTH NORWALK To OANBURY.
‘ A. M.—6:38, 9:46. 10:11x.
P. IL—lzlo. 41:27:. 5:08. 5:48. 7:10.
SOUTH: NORWALK.
A. Dir-6:00. 7:38, am. 10:09;
sister .
Who sells
the boil
58.50 Shae
.p. 7
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How in iltc world do
we know.
Every sltoctnnn says
he docs.
All we know is-—-
our “Keith's-lx'onqucror"
Shoes are. fur and away
the best we've ever sold. .
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Olsen’s
Shoe Store
Walshlnpton
_ 'Streu ..
South. Norwalk. --
FOR THAT ITCH
For those PIMPLES, for all lRRl-
TATIONS and ERUPTION of the
SKIN
mitt aim
as. HUMPHRIES‘"
stoop REMEDY
There is no Stirsaprilia or other atl-
vcrilsod Spring Mctllclncu so effective
and certain to cure you as this Prou-
cripiion.
z...iu_s.’t'>’tarmacy
a no. MAIN at. so. nonwALK.
F. E. LOCKWOOD 8 C0"
39 Wall St, Norwalk.
are factory agents for the following
automobiles: .
OLDSMOBILE. all styles.
The WHITE.
FRANKLIN. .
LOCOMOBILE.
Will demonstrata any of the above
machines to interested parties.
Headquarters for
AUTOMOBILES, SUPPLIES AND RE-
» BAIRING. . ..
lilillllGlili sun. ton co.
MANUFACTURERS OF.
AUTOMOBILE LAUNCHLS
.and . ..
PA TENT STEEL :80! 1'5
GASOLINE LAUNCHES.“
Fastest aind‘ Lightest ' Made. ‘
‘u—Nevsr Leak—Novel: OInR-f’“
DINGEY BOATS, FISHING BOATS.
PORTABLE AND FOLDING BOATS,
PLEASURE BOATSVAND ROW
BOATS.“ . ‘ "
SAIL BOATS AND CANOES.
c. L. 31'. .ldlllltflaen't‘.
49 Water Street. .. . .
' Catalogues onspplicatlon.
we insults: .
gaseous
POWER
.. 000,56
71 plummet: at... Oo._N0gwall_t, ct.
Titration Stilt-.x-ji'ittllpilets.
,1;;.so'at.si slimline? "
.R8T2WAT§R~HE§TERG-.
Insures a waxiniiémemy 9nd
Night. itifioldcstycsthsr.
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Norwalk Chronicler