have your houee piped for
DAM
Now Ie the time to have it
done and be ready for the long
fail and winter evenings.
We do the piping and cell
the fixtures at coat, the whole
amount will be about one half
the cum that ‘ Othere w0uid
charge.
LET ue give YOU an ee-
timate. “ ‘_
. CONNECTIONS FREE.
Gas Co.
. PHONE 63. .
Every Style
\ Every style of wall paper that is in
keeping with good taste can be found
in our stock.
Our assortment is so large and var-
ied that you will have no trouble in
making a selection.
TO ORDER
Window Shades. Picture Frames.
Palnters’ Supplies, Artists‘ Materials.
SPECIALS.
”——
White Curtain Poles with Fixtures.
10c. , I
Cloth Window Shades, fringed, 25c.
Extension and Solid Half Curtain
Rods, 10c.
CROCKERY.
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING.
L.H.Decke1
87 Washington Street,
' South Norwelir. Conn.
Telephone Connectionl.
*—
*
THE
Specialty Mfg. Co.
71 we ran smart.
OOUTN NORWALK.
NEW AND SECOND-HAND
Electric Motors
FURNIOHED, INSTALLED AND RE» ‘
. PAIRED. OATIGFAOT ION IUARo
Willem 81:01
0.
nor WA its,
limo on: . ,
”more
’ Tin, Shed Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
50 Shrub Maln‘”‘31rul.
Telephone. tau.
Death Net-walk, Conn.
FNIIDDM from] entry about your lil-
lurk-if you bro. ,
INDEPENDENCE from want of your
family-ll you die.
An ENDOWMENT in the Conn. Gen'l.
Life ion. 00. given you both.
FRED H. I" All
OINIRAL A INT}
N. Smith Fergueon, Special Agent.
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
SOUTH NORWALK, CT.
Gate CitII Natural
Stone Filler
This Filter Has Been the Standard
for Twenty Yeare.
it is the only filter that possesses
these indispensibio qualities—perfect
filtration each of cleansing, and mod-
erate cost.
its popularity is attested by the fact
that over. a quarter of a million are
now in use.
The filtering medium of the Gate
City Filter 13 a disc of Natural Porous
Stone, which arrests all impurities on
its surface, from which the accumula.
tion can be readily removed by a
brush. Water passing through this
stone is rendered absolutely sterile and
free from disease germs.
For sale by '
= Watkins 81‘ Dow,
112 WASHINGTON OTREIT.
Phone 143-6.
Bun villi safely Ii. ° Per iInIIIIII.
Your savings invested with the in-
dustrial Savings and boom Co are frep
from speculative dangers-«earn 5 per
cent. pot nnnum
, _ ' --a profit consis-
tent with safe
II methods—and al-
ways subject to
your control. 5
per cent. per an-
num paid for ev-
ery day invested
, wilhdrawable at
your pleasure.
Endorsed by the most conservative
authorities upon investments.
State Supervision of New York and
Connecticut
'BRANCH orrice, 12 so. MAIN 31'.
Resident Director; Resident Managers.
Mortimer M Lee I R. L. Coburn
Charles E. Dow John 8. Lawrence
IIIIY NIIIIINII IIIIIK
aourN NorivVALK. cONN.
WITH
Capitol $100,000.00
Surplus, $100,000.00
‘lVef Profits. $55,300.00
Sollclte aec0unte of Individuaie. man-
ufacturere, merchante and corporatione
upon faon’eble terme.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Free.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vice-Pree-
JACOB M. LAYTON, Caehier.
DIRECTORO.
John H. Knapp Henry seymeur
Joelah R. Marvin tamuei Grumman
Christian Swartl Wallace Marvin
E. H. Matheweon John H. Light
I Fred. H. Bowen.
THE JOHN B. LAWRENCE
AGENCIES.
ALL INsuaAncEs REAL ESTATE.
nonrcAaee NO'i-Asv,
BOAT TIcKE’rc.
12 SOUTH MAINJTREET.
' Tel. Gall. 32-8.
PBLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING;
STOVES AND RANGES.
ILATE AND TIN ROOFING,
Dee and Steam l'ittin',
Gee Fixturee, Metal Ceiling,
;' ; ~ Have you teen our Much
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES a Horosmss
corneas,
17 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
WALL PAPER
*oua crack for NEW coooe
.Iuer IN «A AerrLe LARGER
Etc.
‘ 'rI‘iAN ’EVE’II serous.
WONDERFUL NOW LOW YOU
“ CAN IUY NICE GOODS HERMYOU
KNOW WE DO THEIWORK IN THE
VERY BEST NANNER.
OUINIT 'FIGUREO
WORK. "” '
. ,‘ ,7
erEAM. .
we HAVE rAltsN A, coco
MANY costume iron Mouse
, PAINTING Ann arm as our, “to
Iron Yeah
we rnv TO 1:1“le In more
‘ “unwound You Nina roh‘rnir
oeoonarioNe or youn noose
, melon on our.
Spoons 1
FANCY caaAnenv aurrea. ago
La. , . '
a oANe “accrue" cow 141th Iron
MEADOW enoox INAND cow
MILK,eocAN.
3 CANS SOLID PACK TOMATOEO,
lid. '
colour or“. to. volt.
A. Stuil
.4 comes tonnes. ‘
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
LOWEST PRICES
0N
Automobile Tires 8 Supplies
if you would verify above, call
and get out figures.
WE HAVE lNTERESTING
PROPOSITIONB ON AUTOMO-
BILES.
, Factor agents for Cladilac-
, and Orient Buckboard.
I'I.R.BUL~KLEY I
so so. Main. at.
W
EUTT'V k... “Fig.1...-
Wholesale
AND
Retell House
imported Liquor-a, Beere, .1... ae well
an all the Domestic Brande, Bot-
tled by the caee for Fam-
ily Uee.
Delivered free of charge. Call and see
the stock, at my new place
of bueineee.
Herman Quittner.
46 Railroad Ave.. South Norwalk.
Telephone 373——2.
r;‘s‘iacrndda“e“ao.;
39 Wall St., Namath.
are factory agente for the following
automobilee:
or. nsmoaru'. all styles;
The warn,
rnANKuN.
LOCOMOBILE.
Will demonetrlte any of the above
machinee to lntereeted parties.
Headquartere for
AUTOMOBILES SUPPLIES AND RE-
PAI RING.
W
The (lotion Silo , Feed Boilers,
FOR STEAM AND
HOT WATER HEATING.
Inaures a Warm House, Day and
Night. in Coldest Weather.
Seed for catalogue and Inveeti-
gate for yourself.
iioIioII It iiigervooi Company,
96 LIBERTY STREET.
New roan.
TOI CIII ’1‘.- .‘
lire 0111" 3 Point I
’ EAgT NORWALK. CONN.
suede pINNhe‘ ANn on race
or ALI. Kmoe, cooxeo
TO onoss.
IATHING AND FISHING.
——-——
BATH HOUGEBg'BO RENT IY GEA-
.I. E 0' Sullivan Proprietor
olioiel Victoria. [>-
eorner Ballroa’d‘ Avenue and Monroe
WM?“-
Ipeolei replesofi DInher Dally,
DINING ROOM OPEN HUNTILifl P. M.
Everythi mated by
an ex mm in ex-
collect
T. J SULLIVAN, Prop.
Tel Call a“.
ruu. yaw:
root arouse ml:
, Sunday,
15151101111111
Rev. J'nmos W Davis III laid lip with
n schIe cold.
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Wood are vlsh-
111g In New Milford.
llcv. C. E. liouedirn has returned to
ilcnsouhurst. after a visit here.
Albert Golb will lead the meeting of
the Junior liaud, to be held this even-
lug. ’
E. 0. Drnkc is enjoying his vacation,
which no is spending in Hartford and
Springfield.
phla. is visiting her cousin, Miss Jul-I
ma Lambert.
Miss i’carl Wcir, of Asbury shit, is
the guest of Miss Mildred llyutt. of St.
John avenue.
Miss Grace Baownlow and Mrs.
Schoounraker have retqucd to Darr-
bury IIIIU' a visit with l’IIcrIds here.
Mrs. May nnId Embrcc and two child
rcn, of Yonkers. N. Y, are guests at
the Wood homestead. on Van Zandt
street.
Fifteen ilcll island people attended
the prayer meeting at ii. .1. Hipsonfis
last evening. It was led by Her Wil-
liam James.
The prayer meeting hold last even-
ing at ll. .l lilpson's last owning was
a great srnccss and the attendance
was excellent.
Miss Alice Rider. of East Norwalk,
has mourned home after a fish of am-
erai thus with Miss Mabel Lake. of 65
Franklin street. Danbury.
The annual picnicIof the Sunday
school of St. Paul's Mission was held
ycstcrday, at Roton Point A special
trolley car look the members to the
Point, and they enjoyed the occasion
- very much.
Miss Jennie I‘vuns. who has been1
spending a few days With Mrs Thomas
Wood of VIIII Zandt street Earn Nor—
walk returned to non home in Ford-
hum. N. l'., lodny.
shortly break up housekeeping and
will make her future home with Mrs.
Evans, who was 1111 old schoolmaie
of Mrs. Wood.
Special jubilee services will he held
at the Advent (‘hrlsriun Church, Sep-
tember 13 to 18, turd the following
purgrnm has been arranged:
Tuesday September 13th. at 2 p. m.—
Sermon by Rev George E Tyler of
Bristol; subject, "The Divine Call
and Equipment for Berviee.’
"l: (iii—Praise Service
I:45——Burnirrg of Mortgage.
8:00-~—Sormon by Rev. ilcnry Stone, of
Wuliingford: subject. “Who We Arc.
111111 What We Are More For.“
Wednesday evening. I-IIIl--S Sermon by
Rev. George M 'ieopic of Hartford;
subject ‘A (trout ilisappointrr’lcnt
Brightoncd by 11 Great Promisc.’
Thursday evening. 15ll1~Selmon by
Rex imnrgc ii Wulinrc of Bridge—
pull: subject, “Do thr- Sciiptures
TUIlih the Return of the Jews to
Palestine Before the Coming of
Christ or at any Future Time.’
[1 riday evening ltith~—Scrmon by Rev.
E. Z. iallis of llanbury: subject
"Some of the Dangers in the Path-
way of the Christian Church "
18th. at 10: 30—Retrospcct
Rev. F. S. Ainsworth, Rev. .1. w.
Davis
At 7: Jill-Sermon by Rev. George L
Teepie. of Westiield Mass; subject.
"Looking Forward ”
-—A. blessing alike to young and old:
Dr. Fowler‘s Extract of Wild Straw
berry, Nature‘s specific for dysentery,
diarrhoea and summer complaint.
MAYOR MAHAN’S CAGE.
Decision tobe Given in New London
Contempt Proceedinge Today.
NEW LONDON, August Eli—Promi-
nent citizens of New London were spec-
tators in the common pleas court yes-
terday, when it was expected a betting
. would take place on the application of
Henry R Bond to have Mayor Bryan
F Malian summoned before Judge
Walter C Noyes to show cause why he
should not be committed for alleged
contempt of the court's order enjoin-
ing the H 0. Burch Corporation and
Mayor Mahan from damaging the
trees or Mr. Bond A hearing did colic
place but it was chiefly upon the pe-
tltlons of Attorney Charles R. Whittie-
sey, who represents Mayor Multan and
the Burch Corporation for the diasolu-
tion of this some injunction. The
fihearlng in tin contempt proceedings
was deferred until Friday mornip h3g5
10:30 because Attorney H. A. nil,
Who, with Attorney 1“ L. McGuire, rep-
resents Mr Bond was not prepared
with witnesses to go ahead with the
ease. The principal witness sought
by Attorney Hall was Highway Cour~
mlsldoner Michael P. Shea,I who was
absent.
Attorney Hall said that. four of his
1 patient witnesses ware not present
he could not start his eviden‘ce
this matter et-i e (:1er or theme)
tempt proceedings today.
STAMP MILL DEGTROYED.
*vuvmenymonnmnr ‘
mm m
smm,wm1.
lroreet arts in?“
Hair Falling
they koow Ayor.’ a Hair. Vi'gor checks fallingo
etdres color to gray hair, and miles the hair grow. 1:;
Miss Stella Lambert, oi' 111111111101- “
Mrs Wood will ,
proper], $32.; in?” “I.“ "‘8“ visited EmflflOl‘d, “TORY: a‘
figvixf afigtfid “Air; His. J. 1% 1:15 eon
'have returned to est torn a
mentor of. Attorneys Hui:R3 and Whittle. .. ,
gay (gnawed Judge N3,” 'IDDOIIDC- “I“ WIN! J ”NIH! ID'II “Dilly.
ed W “MP“ “9"” Trio I’o essay schoor
m. .......m...... - m n. “A“... “a“... m-..........«.. ..
9. titll yo I'Irend's'
of it. They Mould think
so strange. You see,
the he l'.,oc-
o...:'
‘..
ROWAYTON.
Miss Jennie Rowland, Who has been
quite iii. In able to be about again.
Mrs. George Stevens and daughter
lola spent Thursday at Savin Roch.
Rev. F. C. Brown is spending the
week with his family at Ocean (lrovc.
Mrs. David C. lioyt, of North Wil-
ion, has returned home from a visit
with Mrs. S. D. Woods.
Mrs. Alfred Crockett and daughter
Lillian spent Thursday with Mrs. Mar-
shall Thatchcr. of New ‘Haven.
Mrs. H. W. Cole and the Misses 01-
iI'c Cole, Lillian Wicks and Pearl Stev-
cnal are enjoying the day at Newport,
mgeting of the Republican Cam-
paign lub and Rowayion Marching
Club will be held on Friday night, Sep-
tember 2d, at the rooms In Dibble's
Block, and all members are asked to
be present.
Rev. J. A. Judge, of Windsor, N. J.,
occupied the pulpit of the Baptist
Church. Sunday evening. preaching to
a large congregation. A quartette, of
South Norwalk. sang several selections
in their usual line manner, which were
much enjoyed.
The meeting of the Republicans of
ltownyton, called for tonight, will not
be held. having been postponed until a
future date, possibly next week. En-
thusiasmIIs increasing here over the
prospects of victory in the coming
town, state and national elections.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
m
Miss Clara. Toms is in Boston.
Miss lda Lnngdon is in Riverside.
Center School will open September
’ .
5.
Miss Agnes Raymond is quite ill at
her home in Noroton.
Miss L. l... Secly spent Monday at
her brother's In New Canaan.
John Revere, of Brooklyn, is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Punzcflt.
Miss Helen Birdsali is making a
three weeks' visit in New York.
Mrs. Walla- N. Capen left Noroton
Monday for two weeks in Maine.
Mrs. Van 'i‘n‘sscli, of Pennsylvania,
is the guest of Miss Margaret Selleck.
‘Mrs. J. L. Alhin and baby have re-
turned from their Georgetown visit.
James Mallory was the guest of his
uncle, Thaddeus Hoyt, the past week.
I Mrs. William Gordon and daughters
left Monday for their home in New
YOrk.
John W. Waterbury, of Monroe, is
visitng his brother, M. J. Waterbury,
Noroton. .
Mrs. Arthur Whitney and daughter
Madeline visited Mrs. Henry Whitney,
last week.
Norval Wardw.cii of Brooklyn, has
returned home from a visit with Dr. (1
ii. Norton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Bruggerhol‘f leave
Europe next Saturday for their home
in Norotou.
Gladys are visiting Mr Riley Nash and
family, Noroton.
John Kearns has returned to George-
town. after a visit with his daughter
Mrs. J L. Albin.‘
”W
Miss Grace Dieter, of Dong Ridge,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Harvey
Scarles.‘ of Glenbrdek
Charles W. Raymond, wife and son,
of Mlanus, spent Sunday at his moth-
er’ a home in Noroten.
it is reported that Joseph Hindley
has sold his new house on Hindley
Park to Charles Adams.
William “ll. Longdon left Tuesday,
for a visit with his uncle, Joseph Laug-
don, of Lynbrook. L. l.
Mls‘h G‘értr’ude Weed and sister, of
Noroton. have returned from a. two
weeks' visit ln Cheshire.
Mrs William A. Langdon, Mrs. Will
Langdon and Miss Loni ea Langdon
were in Stamford. Honday.
Mrs. John Stevens, of Noroton
Heights, an aunt of Mrs. Henry Solo
leek, has been seriously ill.
' P. 0 Shannon, 0: Colorado City, has
been visiting A .1. Noah and later will
visit the St. Denis Exposition. \ ,
Mrs. A. J. Nash returned this week
from her visit in Larchmont, accom-
panied by Mrs. William Davis.
fire Cave) Miss Stella Clive, Mice
Emma Rafferty and little Edith Can-
passed thimghmj Dar-loll on day this
ionic arm 251111.
week, to
Mrs H M. Bert and little daughter ‘
'Belie island house are Miss Grace
‘ ' dining to
em I with Mr: and Clarpnoe
aka“? “l’.; f" m It
W n
{lot-ace Whitney left Monday for”;
visit with E. E. Clock South Coventry.“i
and will visit New lmlion and Oak
Harbor. ,
I
hire Sylvester Bowen and children
have returned from a very pleasant
visit with her brother, Charles, in Bay-
viow, L. l
Mrs. Charles V’nn Dine. Eddie Pun-
zelt and Miss Lucretia Cullen wore
among tho crabdiahera on Gorham's
pond. Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. llarry Street, Miss
Mary Remington street and Horny
Sylvester Street spent Wednesday at
ternoon at Roton Point.
.-
Mr, and Mrs..WillieIn Ii. Andrews, of
New York. left Noroton, Sunday, af-
ter a two weeks‘ visit with Mrs. A11-
drewa‘ father Elihu Weed.
R. A Eastman. after touring New
York stoic in his automobile stopped
for a brief visit this week with Dr. and
Mrs. Norton, on his way home to
Bridgeport,
The officers elected at the annual
meeting of lhc Daricn Business Men's
Club were: President, Charles Mills-
paugh; vice-president, I“. 1). Monica;
secretary, N. S. Finch; treasurer,Wil-
iiam Hindlcy.
The case of the State vs Charles
Morris for using insulting language
to Mrs Alice Raymond, was settled
out of court. The defendant apologiz-
ed to the party concerned.
The cases of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
lrwin. for assault and breach of peace,
were tried on Monday. They were
each found guilty and lined each 32
and costs. An appeal was taken.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles VanDine trol-
leyed to New York, last week. and
visited Mr. Van Dino's grandmother,
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. VnnDine’s aunt,
Mrs. Wade, also other relatives in New
York and Brooklyh.‘ They spent Mon-
day on Concy lsland.‘rclurning to Do
rlen Monday evening.
The case of the State vs. William
Lyons, a soldier at Fitch's Home, for
indecent exposure of person on the
highways in Noroton, was tried yester
day morning The defendant plcltd-
c.i guilty to the charge. The justice,
after inquiring into the evidence. im-
posed a fine of $7 and costs and also
thirty days in jail. Constable Ottmer
took him to jail.
The Woman s Relief Corps of Siam.
ford held a Clambake at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. C. E Sisson,1ifoiiday
afternoon. About 30 were present
from Stamhrd and Darlen. There
were two tables spread under the trees
and the box Clambake reflected credit
upon the efforts of Mrs. SISSOO and
Mrs. Benton. Among those present
were Mr, and Mrs. Benton, Mrs. Mur-
tha Mullins. Mrs. McMunn. Mrs. Ben-
Travis, William Scovali, Mr. and Mrs.
B O Keoler, Mr and Mrs Nathan
Finch, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Fowler
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Wood Mr and
Mrs. Charles Millspnugh. Mr. and Mrs.
Fritz Thoclc. ir and Mrs. Northrop
and grahdchil Mrs. L.Pa1mor,‘l§fta.
Benton and Charles Benton, of Stam-
ford; Mrs. Dixon. Mrs. Sarah Thomp-
on. Tire children were little Gladys
outon and Charles oBuiouoi’ Stam-
ford. Maud Sisson, Frank Mullins and
Herman Thoelc.
NOuTES OF THE SEASHORE.
Howard H. Davis and Francis Bod-
icnt, of Ridgeficld, paid a visit to Bell
island, Monday.
Miss Sarah Srlruldirmo of Danbury
has rcturhed home after spending a
week at Bell island.
Miss Gwendollne Hartwell, of Dana.
bury. has returned from Bell Iain 11,;
Among the recent arrivals at the
Harrison. of Newark; Miss Edith Pur-
cell. of Montclair, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs.
Meyer. 0! Bristol
A carryall of young Wpoopie, from
New Canaan. journ yed to Roton
Point, Wedneday evening and enjoyed
several hours in dancing and other
amusements.
Ned Winters of Newark N. J. who
has been visiting his aunt and uncle,
Mi. and Mrs John H Reynolds. at
Bell island. has proved himself an ex-
cellént fisherman. He returned to
Newark yesterday. with a line big
string of blacknsh to show the rela-
tives there. ,,
’A pipeline has been laid to the Nor-
walk Yacht Club for the purpose of
supplying fresh sp‘rln’g w'ater for drink-
In: purposes. The water comes from
Captain Alva Tnttie‘s spring and is of
excéliént quality] The club already
hale city water. but the spring water
wil be better for drinking
where she has been spending a. wee .‘fl -
IState of Cdnnectlcnt. on the.
We have both:
iiifiiiil
Si 1.... 1.1.1.1..
ill Day Trips '
July to, Auguet l, 15, 2!, Icoteinboi'
12, 26, October 10th and 24th.
redo
l"1111? lint! Endowed-1. etc.
eepere enM roou NTAINI‘. lg?” tripe.
"WHWE Jilly 025th It 8,.
”ARATOGYA OPRI RIN‘E:,4 433?.
I]
IN V. "2.50 Mid ’15.w.% .
:th tAuguel 1, 8, 15, 22, 29.,, opt
Ansh ABLE oi-‘IMM 6 day.
team. July rein. 25th: Norm.
from iti‘t'ift'mrp
35:30.2 71W" 10, 23. aged M
13'3113‘r11N2111v't': NEW Verde 4 e.
tri ’21.!50 fzrorn New "'I’W' “I:
5 GI;
th thvery
W
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eir forhivg
. .p-shl P“‘
25th. Auounzz
CArsKILL M'OUNTAINI. ,
tripe .01 4.59 from Megs”. Haven.
Adam on. and ‘
“like. trials
19
NOVA scorrA, ill) day
"it"oSi-‘i’aé‘tmuam cu e I ‘
. I .,
Ioure, “2.00 from New Eli Edna 'Jli; "
gun, August 19th, ‘iliiifi'iiMi' I and
For “New Enghnd reunit- and tie-
kete eaii,on B. W HIM-lo. Duet OM00-
reassess
BEACH iNN
ROWAYTON, CONN.-
Flnest Summer Resort on the Com ,
necticut Shore; equipped with oral?! .3
modern improvement and all 60111!”va
lcnces. Accommodations by the day
or week SPECIAL ATTENTION
GIVEN TO DRIVING AND AWOMO-w
BILE PARTIES. THE one? or
LUNCHES TANDIIDINNERS “WED
ATI SHORT NOTIOE. i...- .
E. .1. grates. mama: ‘
laws or. w as '
1.4...
blg Cut In
fall?
IA:
$1.00 0!! on every pe/
you buy. ‘
MEN’S
3.50 Oxford”. at $2.48.
$2.00 Oxfords at 98¢.
a
l
LADIES'
$3.00 Oxfords. $1.95. , . _
$2.00 Oxfords, $1.39. , f j
Special Prices, We and lies.
Shoe Stores
on“.
Norwollr and So. 1r.
“MM Town
Tax Collectors
Notice.
—_
meat List of 1903. that I wil
them to receive said taxes et'tlio ,4
The party of stockholders of the
tratéor OYnter Company return
uesa
Newport. Provldenee and ports along
the New England coast. Today they
rrili- treat.” til ladlea to an outing on
the etc traitord, starting from!i
enema. a‘r'rné will visit Port Jer-
lemon and from here to Northport to
Home Perot, can then home.
Odie of the most pleasant diversion
past. week khave been moon
light sv’l mining parties; The bright
nighte rendered it almost as light as
ealr, pugh a little chilly at
times. Pubic and
the a rude Fathom at
any 1) In atone duurlng the summer.
‘ At tbfi moment: It Bell Island. It
Hickory Bi and at The Knob. every
evening re have panties who
have enjoyed themselves immensely
RAN DOWN SAILING YACHT.
DETROIT August :6.-—The
" erOfiebayrepor-te
downaeeilyechtI
from a delightful cruise to:
lice of the collector. Town Hall 3
ing, in the City of Nowaik. in
Town of Norwalk.
On Wednesday, Airguet 31,
from 9 o'clock foreseen until 1 e
afternoon. and from 3 o'clock
o'clock afternoon. and from 7,
until 8 o’clock gracing. , ‘
Said office will be ”open
every week day from Q‘ until
noon and from f: to i aft
Taxes may also be paid
of Jacob M. Layton, In,
walk.
01: all taxes which then
paid after the first day of
1904. interest at the M
”codename m
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