Ti-iE 'sooT'H
NORWALK nvEN‘
,, an planner.
‘ . a, litter and Quart-tor.
', 93", AUGUST 15, 1904.
_, Mai-ale for Tomorrow.
1 'h tide. “1:36 a. m.; i :56 p. m.
rises, 5:10; sets. 6:58.
no OINTINEL rstseuoul
- cALu.
Hitler's Residence.
. .3 non Office.
”I ltorlal Room.
«u—lrauuh Office, Namath.
NORWALK DIVISION LEAK.
1‘59 New llnven Register, of Salon
Anypcommentlng on the manner in
With the decisions in the iiryan- and
rn’Ilk division cases were given the
“Who, has this to say regarding the
mall: case:
There was an extremely interesting
one of nevvs, interesting to the stutt-
Milne, regarding the supreme court’s
amide toward the famous Norwalk
ivlpion case, which this newspaper.
common with all other newspapers
.ho state. and the press associations,
was also withheld from this news-
at no decision was to be handed
morning. We feel even worse about
this, if possible, than about Jhe other
matter. We were distinctly
enforce made no further effort to get
chad decision was not to be announced
. eaterday. In spite of that assurance
ind.” spite of the desire of the so
promo court that the decision, it ready.
fill nld not be published. the (Journal
polished it this morning. If the
’WE‘Was to be given out after this
‘ F' I went to press the Associated
edit should have received it. In
lieu: cases the unequivocal desire oi
the, supreme court, as stated to repre
“Motives of this newspaper, was so.
,ynrianco by someone who took the
1' offices information that tht
, Itself had definitely stated it did
ltd wish to have published. If no de
his , had been reached, the inclden'
as“ on even a worse aspect. It
s to us to have been an extraordi-
lim piece of business all through
mastitis newspaper. and other news
rs interested in the matter as wel‘
is a matter that the Register is not
Tiling to drop with this statement oi
ti position. If nothing were done.
has it such an occurrence could eas
‘ fsppen again. We believe that 1'
fr evidently “up” to the suprem:
me it. It is a summer of “in
nsitgations," and, with that sort 0:
n'gflth‘e style here in Connecticut
er investigation might come 'ir
iiy at this time. Aside from our
chagrin in the matter We constde.
' , ' dcldent to have been a direct case
lifiewivm regard It is an essential mat
. t the source 'of the leakage yes
y be looked up".
'(New Haven Palladium).
was early in the time of the lat'
Justice Charles B, Andrews the
,d' ‘nstom was established of announ
‘i- the decisions of the Suprem'
trot Errors and filing them win
lurks‘of the” Superior Court Ii
. of the three judicial districts. Tht
can met conveniently in New He
Ind Hartford, and. after conferev
’ddcided cases by majority vote
, arriving at a decision in a cat
done, one of the justices in the ms
was delegated to write the 01
Before it was given out or or
, printed it typewritten copy we
do earthen the associated justices
the ustlces met again each ha:
on ,y to go over the opinion sub
‘ .d before thetisnme was othc
ed, changes might or might no
involved the. duty of haying-
members of ,the court. . ..
speed until the opinion war
of» the Justices dissented he had
he npreme Court reports.
“ r‘ of the Supreme. Court it
by the justices and paid r
the state .under the statute
d-Jliemher of the court, but
.80, too, are alt
a rué’i'vsav am.
attorneys and connection sdni
practice before it,
For several years the results of the
deliberations of the court have been
announced through the court reporter
and given to the newspapers.
iioolter's time. he gave out only the de-
cision by a short. history of the case, n
syllabus, as the lawyers call it. This
Mr. liooiter gave invariably to
Hartford Courant.
included the decisions in all cases do-
terniined, in all of nine three judicial
This information
This custom made by Mr. Hooker
was followed by his successor. Mr. An-
drews, of Hartford. up to the time of
the passige of the rule of the. court for-
bidding the. announcement of a decision
in a case until the opinion was written,
Chief'Justit-e Andrews and the court
felt that counsel in a case should be
givuu an opportunity to read the reus-
ons which prevailed
And these reasons and the,
were, to be had at request of counsel
by payment of the charges for copying.
All the above recital ls preliminary
to the statement We wish to make that.
the custom and rule of the court was
violated last Friday when not only the
decisions in cases determined but the
tpinlons became public property hours
before they were officially declared.
We can add little, it anything. to the
dutifully desired to get. That (lecis- statement of the case made by the Reg.
ster, which appeals strongly to the
her. but on slightly different grounds newspapers of state outside of Hart-
: ord. wherein an emphatic protest is
‘5“. Yet the Hartford Courant has made against some. person in authority
ihémlleged text of such a decision this 7”? playing favorites.
. The Supreme Court justices as we.
ook at it, have a case to consider, hr
told, and volving a personal affront against the
lignity of the court—«counsel in cases,
tho: WWII. that the Norwalk division .tll equally serious complaint and cm.
‘ :ens nmi newspapers a just gricvanco.
Seven in Seven and One
lIilIf feet in View of (inn-i
cessinns oi Sewer Privi. m.i'.~‘2.’.‘.'.'.'-’.3“t;‘.'ti‘.'.‘.';.“.'."tlii'itiiiidii
leans. Sidewalks. Eta. from
Oilflcem him by St. Paul.
_“ _, a.-- The first point made In the sermon
was that in the text is found the se-
crct of unity in church life and work
. and that nothing in the world can be-
I come a center of unity oxcc'pt Christ.
. We cttnuoi. unite on creods our forms
of Worship, but around the personall-
,'ty of Christ Christians of every coili-
A special meeting of the City of Nor-
walk, Saturday night. very quickly vo—
ted to authorize Mayor Ferdinand B.
Smith and the city council to enter in.
to an agreement with the St. George
Pulp and Paper Company, which is
locating in Norwalk, whereby the com-
pany is given a strip of land seven to,
scven and one-half tl'eoi in width,
return for which the concern grants 1 tian power.
concessions to the city.
The company nsknni the city to es-
tablish a building line in Smith street.
where the. paper making plant to to
be constructed. For one of their IllIl-
chines a straight line of 300 feet is
needed and the grant; from the city of
the strip of laml mentioned was asked,
The proposed agreement. was a
long one and consisted of several
typewritten pages. In return for the
property. the company give-s the. city a.
perpetual right to root the Smith street
scwcr through their property, They Christ.
also agree to change) the position of
the catch basin. construct a curb and
gutter and build a suitable sidcwniit
in "front of their property.
Saturdav night's. meeting was called
for 7:30 o’clock. but it was about 7:45
before there were a iiufilcient nuqu-r
ot’ people in the town assembly hall.
Order was called by Mayor Smith and
”i“ “ii” "0"” by City Clerk '1' BMW“ i on the other hand a full and worthy
iiuributt.
'l‘he Japaneite crcpes in dainty colors,
line and white for instance, are just
be material to ltangtone's bedrooms
vith during the sunnncr months, and
t‘ one has a warm exposure they can
to left. up until long into the full.
.edroom can never be too dainty, who
her summer or winter.
, ‘ , _ nuke good use of one or two of the
ty of giiing to two selectei news right Navajo blankets,
Another pretty use for the smaller
trips of birch bark which one collects
.uring the summer sojourn is for nap—
If you make them for gifts
is them with ribbon the for
if the to—bo recipient.
i have heard a guru] many girls do.
lore the fact that
, he supreme court were tricked .vhite complexion like some of thcir
“ riends whose faces were white to the
oint of extreme pallor.. They do not
sent to realize that this whiteness in-
icates an unhealthy condition.
The cold bath is intended for the
lolllflll who is strong and feels lung.
to look into the matter, and in ”me“ by "a
It. is a good time now to make use of
he nice fresh cucumbers from the gur-
en for w..itening the hands and face.
i0st girls like to bring back from the
bore a nice deep, tun, but" they‘ soon
Ire of it, and the. cucumber is a good
asistant in ranking it several shades
ntempt of the Connecticut so light"-
Amber and pale blue are :1 good com.
A gown of some shtcr faili-
lc in the former color could be. hung
nitive action. me that point 0. villi good effect over a lining of the
The mayor said that plans were in:
the hall ready for the Inspection of the, f
voters and spoke of the fuel. that the i in Paul Ll:
council highway committee, the city}
attorney, city engineer and himself.
they had not a
had constituted a committee which i
had examined Into the St. George Pulp '
and Paper Company's petition to have
a building line established in Smith!
street and the committee was in favor J _._m
of the proposed agreement, which City “ .
Clerk Hoributt then read. LLADIES: "dé’fiigtig? .
All interested parties had thorough
ly thrashed out the matter and no onei “WWW“ "*1“
Y ‘ I ‘ I 7" LI
hit-Finn“) lLl'llltlkH to make on tin. agiet i NORWALK CONTRACTING NOTES.
Selectman Samuel Lyrics offered a} (The C"““‘“‘“"”t llulletln.)
resolution. authorizing: the mayor andl Til" (‘Hgill‘t‘cr for the St. George Will)
council to enter into the agreement. . and Paper (.0. has compicbed the plans
quick time There pm“: y... (”rum-.011 Smith strcct. The new ‘building
business spcciflcq in 1]... mu, m. :lti-l writ be 43x32f. feet, t-oostructed ."f
journlnput was ”Ike". ’1‘)“: "nipfingi III‘IL‘k “mi Sii‘ei irlii‘Ia I‘UOI i‘th‘l'OtI wlill
had lasted only about, five minutes. ih'llliti. ”VD buildings which are al-
I z r . ‘ ,
Quite an ii-represible. ind m “,ng .IIIM on Good“ lieu. of the inner (‘o..
mung the young girl contingent. after
3 it well as before .
THE SUPREME .COURT. «actions. It is the collection of lucky
harms, or rnascot ornaments.
idiu, Japan. says Vogue, are scorched
~oni one and (d the other, and a rival-
v exists that. is quite as amusing as it
Friends and relathes are
ll untler pledge when trawling, t0
=ep this fad in mind.
There seems to bc a. great fad on for
tl thing Japanese; some pretty nov-
ties are offered in hon bon dishes.
One of the [mat appreciated acts of
re housekeeper is the moving of. the
unnnnts of food on to clean dishes
‘ter each mct‘il.
down of the old‘ Norwalk pottery build. will include a boiler room 239x55 tcct,
illixs. was present. but was not called 3 “H t‘llitilli.‘ 1‘00"! 30M” “'01. a “ruler
upon during the meeting in relation to l room 35x80 feet. and two storehouscs
”1.. various points of the agyppmpni, iliuxi‘d feet and 24x30 reel rcspuctitu-iy.
The company ls desirous of hustling ? Nt‘W ('l‘lllt‘lli floors Will b0 l't‘tlllll'flii
the erection of their plant, pm n. isI throughout. The equipment wtii ill-
not. known just how long it will take ’ cludc twu 25d H. P. water tnbc boilers
in get it. in working order. Already and two Its'xfiti inch Corliss engines,
two big schooner loads of wood pulp for which estimates are baim; received.
are stacked up in the trcar of the Nor- , The contracts for the heaters and one,
walk Steamboat Company dock. :ll‘t inch, straight Fourdrincr paper
Icontpleted. will bore a frontage of
CAS I OR IA ‘about 340 feet on Smith street and
‘ have a (apacity of 24 tons of finished
F F ‘ received and contracts let by J. (looti-
~GRACE CHURCF.‘ SERVICES' IIIUKIII‘ YOII “a" “ways Billlgi'd . fellow, Pres‘deut, at the office of the
' hOlr's Vacation—Rev. Mr. Status, of
Brooklyn, Officiated Yesterday.
ev. Mr. Stearns, of Brooklyn.
the service at Grace
. hurob, Sunday morning. The. choir
,- , , ; enjoying a three. week's vacation
(i Supreme Court: reported, 1" 'nd the singing was of the c,
ya. and in the days of Join tonal order.
_ ,About. seventy-live children front St.
0! Opinions made and forwarder Antes' Church, New York, who archin-
‘ ' tying a vacation at the summer home
court passed a role in Chief Jus . n Strawberry Hill. were present at
ndrews' time to the effect that i he service not] participated in the
" in any given case was not to inglng,
‘ The rector ofGrace Church, Rev." J.
legend approved of as a finality. l. Werner, with Mrs. Werner, is so-
nirplng in the Catskillflountains.
,of writing a dissentlni‘ "hey state that the air is very cool
léh was/to bit tiled and pub here just now, but their stay is an
Bears the l
Signature of m i given the contract for the plumbing
. mutated at
. LIVELY BASEBALL GAME. iMa her will build on Mott avenue for
ROUKVILLE, Conn, Aug. lbw—Tho! Franklin A hmith. .
llwly incidents nip the ball game Sut- At it special meeting held this week
urday between the Manchester and the city of South Norwalk‘voted to ap-
Rockville teams, during which an otil- proprintc 330.000 im‘ the millsll‘tltititlll
ccr placed under arrest three mt‘lliili an ENNIS" sand llitt‘l‘n
from Manchester, arc soposcd to be; ‘Nclson l. Mcscrve will do the elect
closed, shuttle supposed cases against: tricnl work in connection With the
the men did not come uptoday and it house which Contractor lesiic is build-
is undorntook that. no further action3ing at Bronxville, N. Y.» it is now
will be taken. Jud-go Powers. of the about ready to plaster.
Manchester Town Court, was (me of, N. l. Meserve is installing several
thi‘ three men nabbed by the officer motors in the factory of the Colonial
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Paper [30. fies: act-arse" °'
Grants land
in lirooklyn.
Have the I’reeminenco."
'plexion can rally.
croascd. So it is with us today. Au
,unworthy conception of Christ. means
‘wcnltness in Christian service while
iconctmtion means strength and power.
lit the evening service Rev. Mr. Ku-
vunagh prcachedirom the. text. found
“Paul a servant of Jesus
('hrist. called to be on apostle. sepa-
.rutcd onto the gospel of God." The
subject being "Paul‘s Unconscious re
1 vclntions of ilituself." This was deep-
ly interesting and was greatly enjoyed
by his hearers,
hie. speedy re rut-tor at! some. Dru Ill or mail.
thump. rm elphio. h.
_...._.. __..-._. .__. - ..
l
was Hecnndp“ and passed in i for the new paper mill to‘he. erected
ready on the property will be remodel-
is superintending the tearing cd for the use (it"tlic company, These
...._.... . nnrhinc have been let. As previously
9 stated in the Bulletin, the plant, when
For Infants and. Children. ipnpcr per day. All estimates will be
company on Smith street.
i The Jones & llotchiss Co, have been
and heating in tuittncction with the
__ i new house which Contractor Harry W.
lt‘uundrv Co. which
part of the record of tbt ojoyable one,
FAREWELL TO ROBT. PHAIR.
neonia Sunday-School Classmates
Tender Him Pleasant Reception.
The young men's class of the M. E.
M,» ..._4-__._- ‘undsy school met, last evening.
.' 'i “ ' be home of their teacher, Albert C.
I ' latter, on I’earl street, and extended a
. e I or arewell reception to one of their class-
x , rates, Robert Phair, who will sail for
I feature?! , . , . . reland. Saturday. A musical program ’
> "__ f .. was rendered by E. T. Iiurnphreys, su-
y Dinners erintendent of the Sunda school, Jos.. _
, \ ~ " Fisher" and, A, C. Butl .»
“a... lumphreys in a duet. , . , "
A very sociable eyening was spent
H alkiagdyoyersthe pleasant" times the
mothers of the class had had together.
Concluding; the evening
."J‘and ‘then; hade‘tMr. Phatr
el .J—Ansoniit Sentinel, Friday.
‘Am.
tugs HOTEL am can;
. . JMPIRE'WELGH A HAPPY FATHER
"ii Watch; the .311!!!-
, pry tamer o
more! thé new arrival he has
it .
QIEWaY-OIK BIW. eon remembering his friends with the
, Thomas
md'in n
its no. , only,_,‘regret Hr;
. Wraith “it?“ e arglval was not
a y. as e mew” on having
13°“st his son represent the Watch family
so the It a 0 team.
' 7 - KILLED avg TRAIN.
August ton-James Ber-i ,
lace; ‘m‘kfiled b
gen,“ this it
while out ulster. Idst aim
_. m. yesterday afternoon
«ig\ \‘A “@~ .,
Purity Is
Fthobbmhthfind flirtati-
1188 Y WM “8 eum
‘ floors with SunlightSonp.
.= 'howmdeiim. . to. it probate
‘ e
INC -. SENTINEL iuounav,;auousr..‘5.m.,
mfl~.
-,. . _ ....
SERMONB BY REV. KAVANAOH.
ltov. A S, iiuvannugh ill‘t‘tlchcd two
excellent sermons yesterday in the
South Norwalk Methodist Church. Mr.
Kavanagh needs no introduction to
South Norwalk people, asihe was form-
erly pastor of the church in which he
preached yesterday. but now to super-
intondcnt of the Methodist Hospital
BRAZILIAN run
TRIAL BOTTLE 25c.
*Cures a Cold in One Night.
Guaranteed to Cure Any Cou
Only Radical Cure for Bronchitis. 50c‘ ‘ '
,Cures Worst Group in a Few Minutes.
'Curos Sore Throat and Ulceratad Toncils.
Only Positive Cure for Quick Consumption.
. Kills the Catarrh Microbe and Cures in One Month.
Opens Breathing Pm... and Booth-u Bearing.
Cures Hay Fever or Money Refunded. 50c - $1.00 .
Only Thing on Edrth That Cures Asthma.
NOT ONE FAILURE IN 80 mm
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Kills the Streptococus. the dyspepm germ and heals the stomach.
Taken old Grip out of the system. restoring the vigor of youth.
Cum Hurley. Constipation and Plies. when all also fails. Mumps
la 24 hours. [android l minute. lilti- tbo pain of bee. wasp or
hornet stings In I 20 days treat-
second. fleet: sores . ..
wmods. burns. pre-
venting Ioclt jaw.
Kills a boil over
Cures ail
perm diseases. Is
I00 years ahead of
the medical profes-
_.
- His serotonin the morning was in-
C" (If NCII'Wd'k Gives tensely practical and highly interest-
y H log. I-io preached from the text Coy-
lossinns 1 iii: "And lie is tho Head.
of the Body the Cliurch: Who is the
lit-ginning. the Firstborn from the
itcud That in All Things lie Might
gh. 25d,
showed what the result would he in
the cliurch and in the world at large
it the people would only give to Christ
the supreme place that was accorded
The second point of the. sermon was
i" ‘ that the text gives the secret of Chris-
One‘s conception of Christ
lwlll always determine one's power,
t'l‘his is illustrated by the change int
thought of the. disciples concerning
(ihrist. In the early days of His minis-
tt'ntions their conception of him was;
vcry narrow, limited anti altogether:
unworthy. They wanted Him to call
' down fire on the heads of the Samarl- '
tans because the samaritutis displeased
them. They wanted the privilege of,
sitting on ills right hand and on His
left when He conic into liis kingdom.
in a Word. they did not understand,
'l‘heir conception of film was
no unworthy one, and of the same little '
it must he said that in Christian work WW” . ., .
“my were Whukmmfl' but “H their mm motors were Itirmshcd by the {‘tpi‘t‘lilh
freplioo tnlnrgcs and they understood . "5 Mfg. (“L
‘lhc divine omnipotence of ills authori-f _
ty their power correspondingly iii-ii'm" for ”W pointing “"d. ‘I‘T‘Wmm'i
‘ ‘on tins new rcsldcucc bcin
on West ui’cnlm for It. 1.. Corborn.
The house is now enclosed.
Mather. contractor.
Architect. W. S. Knapp.
dreadful foul: following
. 50c and $1.00 AT DRUGGISTS.
B. F. JACKSON 6: 00.. N2. Chemists.
from steam to electricity, The
John W. lieaty has taken the con-
i’lons drawn by
(The Commertcal ltccord.)
As previously announced, the Jones
& ilotchklss (In. willdo the plumbing
for St. Joseph‘s rectory.
Bros, are the builders and Joseph A.
Jackson, “23 Broadway. New York, is
the architect.
Leslie iambic has just completed a
cleaning shed for the Colonial Foundry
and is conplcting the improvements to
the plant of the U. S. Foundry and
lie is routing the $lti,titlti
residence at liroilxrille, N, Y.. for Mrs.
. ll. tiarcin. for which ilcrbcrt lin-
cus, St, James building, New York, is
the architect. . ,
The plans-are completed for the new
i
licorice Pulp and Paper (lo.
chincry room will be 225x41}. of one.
story, 19 feet high. with steel truss
roof. plunked and stated. and cement
floor. lib feet of the old pdierfi'huild-
ing will be utilized, instantly? entire
plant a frontage of 340 {perch Smith
Street, which will be lighted luv elec-
Thcrc will be two 250 it. P.
Corliss engines. neither of which are
It. is probable that the
contract for the steel work will be let.
separately. Joseph (ioodt'cllow has en-
tire charge of the project. and will be
pleased to receive cstimatesdrom any
builder desiring to figure. F ‘
MAI L CLERKS FEAST.
Clambake and Election at the Light,
”New Haven, Saturday.
The eighth annual clambake of the
Postal Clerk's Mutual association, dl-
vision No, 1. was held at Lighthouse
Point, New Haven, Saturday. and Was
a fine sucrose. Although the exacting
duties of the clerks prevented a large
attendance, those who were . present.
hada grand time, The report ,of the
secretary-treasurer showed the mem-
bership to be’ 227, and that there is a
cash balance on hand of $1,030.75, ,
The officers for the ensuing yearAare
President. M. K. Southwor
Mnss., (reelected). .
Vice~presiden t—«Connecticut; Charles
Squires, Hartford: Rhode island, Wai-
ter Baker, Providence: Maine, E. B.
Foss,~l’ort.land; Massachusetts. C. H.
Wainwright. Somerville; Vermont. H.
B. lirnnchard, Rutland; New Hamp-
shire, Arthur W. Quinn, Keene; New
York. J, P. Fonda, Albany.
Secretary and treasurer. James K.
Cushing. New Haven, (re-elected).
Executive Committee—George 'I‘.
Botioher, New Haven; E. L, Knowles,
New Haven; l", P. Gillen, New Haven:
S.,R. Keith. Norwalkaames E. Bren~
nan. New Haven (reelected).
Among those present from Norwalk
1' ~ ._
so
TMCIIM
WIND PIPE.
meat onicola Tab-
lets. greatest tonic
liver Invigorator
and headache lieut-
edy, fill? with a 3| , -
bottle 0 Brazilian
Balm. Or a box of Eir'ie’fifigii'fgltgfi’:
, . Toxicola (I month’s and $13.... “Weigh:
Ulccrated Tomlin. , wanna!) 25c.
irf th no
Vfiowga W was
INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA:
assesses
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WSaw Continues Mondale
.500 yards of Printed \i'nsli Extra Large Brown Turkish
llrcss (totals, vulocs up to 12c. now Towels, good weight, value title,
at saie,ea.,
5¢ 15¢ ‘
Russia Merrimack Polka lint White liemstitchcd lluck 'l‘ow-
llucks. the lust loudc, rogulnr els “.0”th 611.,
mic.
11¢
Misses' lt‘ine Ribbed, lame ’I‘rim-
med Pants, sizes it to i2 yrs, regu—
and lilr, lar price 25c, Saturday, pr.,
Br I 23¢
Ladics‘ Lace Trimmed Pants, siz-
es 4 to ii, a well-known 39c gar-
ment, for this sale, pr.,
33¢ 17¢
Ladies’ Ali-over Lace Hose,
black, double sole, regular price,
15c, Saturday, pr.,
I 9¢ 9¢
Men's Shirts, an odd lot of title
Yard Wide Black Taffeta Silk’ and 75c Madras. felled scams, siz-
Olll' NEW!" 31-35 quality, es til, 16%, and 17, to clean out,
p.00
3
A”
Dress tilughatns, regular lilc, lbc
72 x no run Bleached Sheets,
made of good muslin. worth «the,
All Mercerized White Waistings
that were. 39c y.i.,
_
TUCKEY OUT OF LEAGUE. ey has had an offer to play outside
NEW HAVEN, Conn., August 15.——,ball. '
Whether or not he will protest the sus- * -—-——-————.~
pensi of Potcher Thomas Turkey, by It Will be. rather humiliating to the
the National Association of Minorlproud 'horse to learn that, according
Leagues, has not been decided yet by ‘ to the'Agricultural Department stat.
Mr. Danaher, owner of the New Haven istics the lowly mule is worth $9 a
team, line he does not expect to let the j head more than he is. That is, he av—
matter pass unotlced. Another large;erages that much more in the aggre-
meeting Is a cipated at which a live- : gate.
ly session is anticipated, and which it
were Deacon! Swift, W. W. Stone and
S. R. Keith, and; Ex-clerk Clarence E.
is predicted by some might result in1 Every foolish. threat you utter to
the withdrawal of the New Haven a child will curtail its love for you and
team from the leuue. Pitcher Tuck.,pervert its whole idea of life.
TELEPHONE?“ \
» T is 'Is The Time
Of the year when the grocery store can help you most. Let's see if we can relieve you of half the
responsibility of that picnic or excursion. You will get the proper foods, if, you come here, and
they won’t cost much, either. and you are almost sure to get something that the other folks have
not heard about as yet, and their surprise and delight will be worth the time you spent in shopping
for them. Drop us a card and we will hall—or better still. come to the store. . .
DELICIOUS COFFEES, ROS? SWEET’BUTTER. FRESH COUNTRY EGGS. FRAGRANT
TEAS, DOUBIFEVQREAM CHEESE. FANCY CRAC KERS AND ‘WAFERS.
F The host the martinz idioms in FRUITS and VEGETABLES. _
That POUND CAKE and the other different kinds are the top notch of perfection. ’_
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Norwalk Chronicler