V
[flifllNBlllSiiiilts.
n witcmtimii or.
A regular meeting Of Butler Lodge,
l. O. 0. F‘., was held last evening.
‘wli‘or pure live water ice at 600, per
ewt., and good service. telephone con-.4
Brookelde Luke loo Company.
Edward A. Holmes. of Norw'rtlk. is
visiting tor a few days Iii Gannon.
(‘oekenoe Haylol’t l 0 R. M of
Norwalk will install officers this ev-en
iiig
Tied down to his desk in the allies,
While others. are free at play;
Papa fancies he in having a vacation,
While drinking Rocky Mountain 'l‘eii.
Pluisted‘s Drug Store.
A water main burst today in Seli-
view avenue. East Norwulk. niid lit-lug.
ed the street.
W
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Burt. of Miilii
street, Norwalk, are spending the day
in New Haven.
--Dr. Dick's cures malaria.
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Mist-i ldn Poddelefslly. or New York
is visiting hl‘l' father. Mr. l’uddolulsky,
of South Main street.
Charles Lockwood hos resumed his
duties nt Charles E. Seymour's grocery
more after u slight illness.
.iohn Curnyii and tiiniily or.» away
on a trip to Boston, llioi- itiou dllli otli
er cities of Miisnuihiiiretis.
Does evil still, your whole life lill?
Does Woe lieiido?
Your thoughts libido on suicide?
You IVIIod II pllll
Now for prose and filt'iH—‘nlWVHi‘S
Liillo Early llixors .‘ll‘l' the most pious-
aiit and roliubiu pills known today.
They never gripe. Solo by ('liilord
Pharmacy. _. ..
Mrs. lI‘runk Coleman. of Nnrrugum
Holt Pier, R. l., is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. II‘. B. Colemuu. of this city.
Mrs. Susun (ii-«Ion, Mrs. ilurry lion-
niItt. Mrs. Decker lilid Mrs. Nollord
Pliitner. of Raul Norwullt, spent ycu-
terduy in Long liilllllli
Rbdl‘y ol ihi'I lI‘.-'|II(tiil'lii
Vehicle Company. llurtroid. \Viis iii
town today on luminous, inokiiii: lili‘
trip from tho oiipllul city by uulonio—
bile.
(leorgo it.
(lhltrlss (look, of Raymond and Son‘»
store. Norwoik. llllH iii-on ciillod to Now
York. hnvilig rcIII-ivmi \\'0I'ti that his
brother had diod. iIIIiiih resulted after
an operation lit u liospiiul.
Frank Roberta. oi lIlusI Nlll‘Wilik.
who is with tho Allll‘l'ii‘illi ’l‘elcpiione
and 'l‘ologrnph (foiupuny, in now lociil~
ed at Montgomery. MIL. :iiiout eighty-
ilvo miles from St. Louis.
Koniiody'n Loxuilvo Honor and 'i‘ur
ill the original liixiiIIvII cough syrup
and comblneu lliiI (llllllilliIii Ili‘t‘i’tih‘lll'y
to relieve the cough lilili nurlzo tin-
nyuiem (ll cold. i‘oiiinilnl no Ulliiill‘H.
Sold by Clifford l‘luii'inury.
Judge Light Villl upouk Iii ihtI iiiid
week meeting nI iln- l'iillill'l'KilllIilllli
(‘hurih this (IVoniui; on ""ihi- illiliw
or Poverty and the WWII in of tilt inn. '
it ill expected IliIIi lir. (ll'iiliii ll llIIui-d
lormer pastor of tho t'iillll'll. only “1'
preaent
liui‘ing 'l‘utIedIIV tiliiIiI'IquuIi iiili‘l'l‘
electrical storm the rIIIiiIliquI of Mrs
Sarah Pnrktlioii. in (loot-,Izolown wuu
struck by lightning. and lllllillIKIIlI con
Mderniily. 'l'hc rIIuiIiIIurII or Mr and
MI‘II. Marlin 'l‘roy on lhIIN in i’liuouu
road. wait iliilt) utrnrk and tho ('Iiilnlli'y
knocked oakow.
Willllm Jordan qu| tlnrro II lorillin.
who hull I light night ili‘l'lll‘l‘ IuIit iii
John Bliilt'ii hoiunI, wortII Irlmi ,vciuIIr
day before Judge .i. it. ’l‘iivlor in the
Smith Norwullt “MD ol the Town (3 ourt
and It line of hill and l'tttiiil Willi linpoii
(Iii on William .loriiiin. Uurrott wan
lined only $7 and clinic,
W w... W»:
THI IAOLIO‘ MARKET.
Ncmiit Acric to Have a Ila Picnic
Aspect lith It humidt'c Woodc.
'I'htllllmbli'l of Norwiiilt Aerie. ll'raI
tome: Order of Eunice. lire anticipnh
in. with much pleasure honour, Aug-
IIIIt But. this III the lune. not tor the
his picnic, which will he held at ilcrI
men Schmidt‘s wood: In Cmnbury.
‘At tut iil V'I meeting the commit-
ice, which all the amusements ill
I: trauma reported. and everything
1gb to a melt cucccuinl chair. ,
hit clcmhclte and athletic mm
‘in com oi the features.
lAllilR GOLDEN
H,mmfiw , a»... new...
. FOR ~- 9Y5.
Stamfor- , - Conn.
EXPERIENC‘E TEACHERS.3
Schoolhouse well equipped. well
lighted and well healed. 133 boys pre
pared for college: hundreds prepared
for business. Manual training. Free
hand drawing. Alli ellce.
ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR.
OBITUARY RECORD.
THOMAS J, O'DONNlIlLL.
The first death or a member or the
paid lire. depurtincil, iii Dilllbill'y. oc-
curred Sunday manning. when at 7:15
o '(Ilock Thomas J (3) Donnell u hunkci
in Hose Co. No.2 “pushed to his long
home An illness“ of n lliIltI IiioiII than
l’oui days, caused hp u iiorvous tillOt‘k.
preceded his dentinlulthough for about
it week nreviousiy‘he had iicen in a
state of poor henl h. Mr. O'Donnell
liud bben c member oi the hie lltIpul‘t
meiit eight years. rind was considered
one of its host itiid most faithful iind
trusted moo, till! he Willi one of its Inoiu
timblllouti. lie is survived by his will»
and six young cliildrcii. thlI oldest of
who is “driven yisolr (it one, und the
youngest ll ,VIIIItr lind it hall. The doiilh
iii u piirllculiiily told one. up the liiullly
is but without \lsililo llll‘llllii (il sup
port. Mr Illionuoll VVIIII iliier right
yeiirlt (it lill'i‘, wuu ii liiit liliiHill‘l‘ by
trade, iiiid was ouiploycd Iii tho Notion-
nl tioi‘i Hilllli in liulubiii‘y. llII wus ii
lllt'llllii‘l‘ oi‘ IlitI iliit lI‘iliiulioru‘ ANNOI'iilv
lion. and also of l‘ourt i‘uhoiiioquc.
lI‘ortIi’iliIrx ol Aliicririi. both of Iliiil
city, uiid wus iii one lilllt‘ o priiiti-i
employed in 'l‘ho E-lIInIImIl oliiI-II. "II
was born in Norwnlii iind lived there
until about twelveI years ago, Wil('ll
he moved to lluuliul'y.
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KENN'i‘li l-lOOl’EIt l’l.A'l"i‘.
The death of Kenneth iloopcr l‘l:iti
Iigod five days. soil oi Mr iilid Mrs
(liuilos ll. illnii, of blunt NorI,VVulk or
lllt‘ii yesterday. The I’uoorui will
be held iotluy from the l'Iiiuily lioiiie.
l-‘llNEilAl. OiI‘ WILLlAM ii()\"l‘.
'l‘liII lilnci'ul of William l-loyl. of Row
nylon, will be held tomorrow ill 22%
o'clock. I‘I'oui hit: illll' rcsiduiicc. 'i‘lic
iiiicrmtIiii will lio iii i’uiou (‘IIIntIl,III'y.
ilowuytoii.
lI‘llNi-Ilidl. iliI‘ liltti. Il.I\ltll\' Shii‘i'ii
'l‘lni lunIIi'ul of Mrs. lliirry Smith, of
Sprint: sIrIIIII, VVili ill' liIIld tomorrow
morning from St. Joseph‘s Church at
ii Ii‘rliiI-ll. Hwy. .1. l7. lI‘ogzii-Iy wtll oll'i
cl:.iiI- l‘hc lliit‘illli‘iil will MI in SI.
Mury‘ :I ( IInilIIIIrV
BAILEY REFU$E8 TO TALK.
Mlilll|.lI"l‘l)\\'N. did) 19. l-liIIir_V ll.
lluiloy. who won. lirouulil heri- last
night from ’l‘oroiiio where he was ill"
routed churned win the murder or
iii-oruo (:oodule, ii llsh dcuitIi‘ hero. on
July It, was illktlll IIIII'oi'VI (‘Iii'illli‘l‘ liii~
vie today iintl linked it" he Wllilli‘ll to
llllliil‘ iiny uiiiIiInitIiiI. lluiley uiiiil he
did not. refusing to my ii word to lilt‘
coroner about the colic. The coroner
cxuniinl-d tIli-V'lIIi wiliicsacs. however.
iiuioui: them being Cilil'l’ of Police in
oils, Policeman 'l‘iioiupuon. who urrcst
(Id lluthy in the t‘uiiudlun city. iiiitl
lilt‘ lllIIlIl('lli IIquiiiiici' who testified
concoriiiui: tho nutiirc iii" (ioodiiio's
VV'ouIidII. Coroner lliiV'ls sold iliiit he
would build down it lliiilliig Ioiiiorrow
litillllllir Iliiilin rcslponuiblo for tho
lil’lllil of (loolliile llllil in tho iiiIIuIiilIiilI
Ilu- prisoner LII iii illitI custody ol Shor-
in‘ li:iV.iu Billil') woe hike" to thi-
ll: lililillll lull Ihlsi i'ItIi noon to uwuit
Ii couit hriiiliiit Monthly. It in pro-
iilliiil‘ linii Aliorury ll. ll. (‘liriuon will
IlIII'IIInl IluI piiuiiinIr.
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FIGHT ON STEA ER CITY OF LO
\AIE
NEW H‘iNiliiN.
lll‘i‘diII light on Ill.
lmvcii lnII luIIl uiulii. lliiipli ililiou.
ll liI'Liil \' .iiili”. VIIII utulIlIIId ilirIIII
lillll‘ri by Aloxundilr lloyltlu. nieo :I
lll‘lll‘ll \vulIIIi‘. \\'llIIlI lliII sIIIIIIIIIIr lir-
riVIIIl liIIi‘I- lllllou wuu lliiii'll to tho
MI-uuu‘lul lloupltul, wiiiIrII it is Hillit'tl
Iliui lilu wpuudu lirII uiIl'loiiH. 'l‘iiiI
lilI'n iliili luIIIn quil'I'lIliIIg liiid decided
to iIlI'iiIi' it by u liuhl in tho how of
tho iioiIi. During: the ilitlil lloykin
pullIId n ltuli‘c liiil uiubhod llliton.
Iilli‘ ol‘ IluI wouudi iIIIiiiI; i‘oIir iuelIIIlI
drop and directly I Vl'l' thI hIIul‘l. l‘loy»
iiiu hid in ilu- luld of tho iIitIIiiniIr
nod Willi found ill or ii uourcli of un
hour. the hymn lldliig boiwocn ihiI
lrIIluhi. docks. it His ut, ill-st thought
that lioyiilu haul lumped lnio the
Sound. lioyilln lII hold nodding thlI
outcome of Hilton II woundn.
‘
Hygeia ice.
From the not tit-t Hygcia too II no
much harder. clean r, purer, into long-
cr, Ind in In every way no much better
than natural lcc. whcn It ll cold It
the nine price Iicturll ice. It to
much cheaper. il Ice wagons will
all Hygcln Icc thih canon. Ask your
toe men for it.
till) M II in u III-II
IiiiIliIiIii i‘il,\ Iii
J.
lillllllll Soul iiii l’illil hills
urgent and limit nesorlinent in the
China 6 Punk
Will ltccp the .. mutton- away.
FOR 3 DE AT
W. OLMITIAD.
“Thcy' re all right!" is the unanimous verdict of wearers of our
serge suith, I
gray. styled to the minute. and tailored so that crinkled edges and
draw seams are avoided
You may be able to buy serge suits for less than we ask. but
you won't get the value and satisfaction you' to sure of' in our serge
suits, priced from
$IO to $22
If you want to be dressed right “below the belt." you’ll find our
outing trousers the proper hot-day garb. Widcohip models of flannel
and .wool crash1 with belt loops, side straps and cufi bottoms,
$2.50 to $5.00.
Summer fixings on tap for the man in a hurry, and trunks, bags
and suit cases for the vacationist.
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SOUTH NORWA LK.
"Wt-ll, lV'o justlioiiglit ll lot of grain and food from
Hutch. Yes. he guts till my orders. 'l‘licro'ii u lot oi’
sotislurtion to Inc in knowing what i'm going to get.
(llieup gruins as u riiiiI lll‘t‘. ol.’ Very little intrinsic merit
and l linvo no excuse. for not obtaining the. choicest. grudo
when i buy lllt‘l'L‘ so i'm going to i-illifk to him."
i Buy Oats Thais Clean.
“ "II . MANUEL T. HATCH.
We care norm—just .Is for 3' ,
lie the ncureisi lottcr box ‘ " . 3 \
or telephone?
TROLLEY TRIPS
Through Southern New England.
illustrated». Price IO Cents.
Wm. P: Beers,
Books Stationery and Engraving.
49 Wall St.. Norwalk. 6 So. Main St.. So. Norwa‘lr.
Hard Shell Grabs
Lobsters. Soft Crabs. Long and Round Clams
Fresh Mackerel
And‘all other kinds of fresh fish received daily.
Gutbill’ 5 Bridge Market,
Tel 108 Free Delivery
Merrill Commercial Schools.
South Norwalk Conn.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
Stamford, Conn. Port Chester. N. Y.
ADVOCATE BUILDING. RYAN BUILDING.
Fall Opening. September 4th, 1906.
M. A. Morrlll. Principal.
PAY BY CHECK
iAnd Avoid Disputes.
ulfl'
it’s the only safe and‘convement way tor the payment of
III
III
Cancelled checks. properly endorsed.
nbltI receipts. I I“ I
bll , ,.
make the best pos-
Bsil‘ig right involves reliable fabrics. of fast blucm‘nd changelcss .,
‘ In between the button
it...»
fibrin"
By-lo Tuloum Powder In the home.
perfumed—as on Antiaeptic and De-
odorant It brings comfort to iodine and
babies. ,1
Nothing so good for Chilling. Sore-
Iiess Sunburn, excessive Perenirutlon.
etc.
By-lo 'l‘aleuui Powder is 25c.
ill Billiard Pilllllilill,
PRESCRIPTION STORE.
. TEL. 15—2. ,
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
TH'
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WAil. SWRH'I‘ Io.10 u. m.~
Mclirro ilOliilllg-t and lower pril-ou wore
the l‘uuiiirlIs of the opening of the
soul.- inuiiici IoduV. St Pool and lo
I‘llllliili\t‘ \Vcrc Ilio only conspicuous
II\IIIIpIions In tho doVVIiwili‘d tendency:
ill-i lilies iinVViIViIr VVoilI smiill and the
stilling pit‘HSlll‘II was not ninent I'ciiii-
sylvuulu l‘IIll nearly a point niid Amp
condo i let.
WALL STREET. ii a. m.—~TIInt:iIive
efforts to put up prices did not nicet
with min-ii success, and there was a
rolupuc in which [tending i'.-ll oil from
120 {iii to llti :lh uiid St. i‘uui guru
Vv'uV :i point limit its opening pilce.
’l‘lie Vuiiiiiionu in (door Moths wortI
ii.iiiowoi oini tin Iiuding now prom
luv of living inuili iIuiI.iilI-.d owing to
the keen iiiiiIrtIut nuiiiifuiod in the
outcome (‘It the direltor'ii nirutlngs or
St. Paul. l’uioii l‘iiriiir llllii Amulgu
muted Coppm. i‘l-IitI-ul llullioud of
New .Illiscr lli(l\t,'li up l 1-: mid Inter-
national l’liiup 4 l‘.’ l'. 8. Rubber
sold down 1 LS, \‘l'lisconsili (‘ciitrul
pld. l H. Delaware & iluduon l lid.
WAll. STRiIdl'l‘. Ntlilll—~i‘ll(l‘s
huldenod Ii siiudo duiilig the second
hour. but conditions were Dlllllll‘liii,‘
stagnant. lloinie were. li'rcuuiiir.
ClVlL WAR THREATENED.
Feeling of Uneaslncla Grow: in Run
cia.
s’l‘ i‘lC'l‘iIZIlSlil itl‘. .lnI_V lll. IIIII ’l‘iio
liolioi lliiii llu,I adoption h,\ thII bower
lloiist of l’niliiiuioiii today of ll pro
iIliziiiiiIloii to tho Inititui. on the Allah
i'iiin ipimilon, \Vlll plIIlipilulI lili‘
loiilglIrIIVV'inu ronllicl rind plunge tlic
country into civil wur. is prolouiul. All
liopo ol roconriliiilioii ilt‘in‘t‘n l’urllii-
llll'lll our! the ro'ci'IViiiI-lil is Villiliiil-
in): and IhiI gIH‘I‘l‘lllllt‘lll is I'Viiil‘llli)
propurluu to iiiko up the go i' of but
no win-ii ills lurinully lili‘ll ii down
Al tho (Iouucil liI-ld III I’IIiI-roi‘l lust
night the itllllllll‘iilll come out sirens:
ly in tutor oi dissolving l’lll‘illlllll‘lll.
but lil't‘lll‘lllllg to tho best information
tho t-nipcl'or licsliluted and iii ilii.I
uniniont of udjourunwni rctuscd to
pure to u dissolution. though his
final derision wus postponed. Never.
iill'il‘fifl “10 more tiiodcrulo faction of
the (,‘ousiitutloiuii llciiuicrnls, compre-
hending illiii thiI norm-mount I-un
liiirdly mold the issue. shrink from
milking the upprul III iln» country.
whirli Iiiuy involve u clithIdowli.
They sorlouuly liclleV-II that the ud-
voruior. of a dissolulion of Parliament
rculizlui: that making the iippcui
would be equivalent to Ii dcciurution
of civil war. couui upon the active
inimvouilon of Austria and (lormuny.
which iii-cordii‘ig to lilt‘ ofllriul lloaslii.
iillYl' lilzl't‘i‘il In principle on sending
troops III-rose tho border. to aid in thlI
suppression of on agrarian iiprleiniz.
idiould tho itiisuiiiu izoV'IIrnIInIiii lor-
iiiully request it. The ltuuiiiiin's un-
I‘uuiueiIuicnt (‘l’I‘Ilii‘ll II triIliu'InIlouiV
ur-ueutlou. It ill eluted that the dnrl-
sion or the two neighboring poon-n
was bliscd on tour that the execution
oi‘ the principle of the coullauiition of
proporiy In Russia would constitute
a (longer to them.
The lliIrlI. which .ioins in tho uppeul
to l‘nrllnmont not to tulip u step which
liliillll. seem to wan-rout the govern-
ment In asserting that l‘iu'iinmont iii
ulII-iupllug to usurp iliII exooutivo po~
wrr. dIIiIliu‘iII-I lliiil if the sowrnmunt
tidoptii the desperate. oxpondiont oi
tIiiilIuIr in loroiun troops Io put down
ii civil war Iho rimiiit will iiol ho tho
sumo tits in 1849 when u Rililliiiill Iil'
lily suvvtl iiie iluluihurlt ilyiunily. The
tumor declares Ihiil Ilio pcoplo will
ruily undcr the banner of Piirlbulinnl
as they did ill il‘uitiunil under that oi'
the lllnuliiiii l‘ailluiiu-ni III the tiiutI or
Cililiii’ih 1.. with probably it similar
result, uuniely. tho Ion oi the king's
heud.’
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SIGNING Nip/I COMMERCIAL
IA Y
MADRID. July iii.-'l‘ho American
minister William M. Collier. hiiii loft
Mudrid for Ben fieiinsiiun. whore. to
day. he will sign with Foreign Minor
tor Gallon. the new coinincrcu l treuty
between the United States and Sonia.
The document iii (musidcrod to he
most advantageous to litnh cider.
overcoming a number til the increases
In the Spanish tht’lfl. which became
operiiilve July 1 and giving Spain re»
clproctil advunlitsoc. 'l‘lie pron wet
comet the agreement nil entirely utilis-
laclory to is sin Iiiid rut III the mine
time limits his evidence or the
tritindly intercourse between the two
moments. The ireiity Is expected
him the bull tor Iiiniilcr understand-
Suitce and
Only Germany lied cc-
commercial monument ovar-
lle news ngliiii tariff and
and Butter and are new
mum I III
cured
will
is the time. when the weather is the
hottest for you to town a supply of
it‘s ‘iiirictly liighIgriide. delightfully
For business and leisure ivcar iii the tor
. rid term. leather weight. a trifle liir
ed. and out for comeIl. '
OUTING SUITO
.................. “-60 TO ”5-00
OUTING Tnoussna $2.00 Iro «my
oases TROUSERS ..... 32.50'10 «#04
BLUE canoe cOATs $3.00 TO’ 34.09
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS 50c T0 can
COOL UNDERWEAR 25.. TO elm.
acne 25c TO $1.00.
FANCY HOSIERY 250 TO 750 f1
BATHING SUITS $1.00ITO $2.50,
For Men and Bells.
- TAN. PAT COLT AND GUN METAL OXFORDS IN ONAPPY LAOTSI’.
Trunks and Bags.
[SELLECK & PRi
pl WASHINGTON ST. I
I ' locum nonwnnt;
Telephone out 155-5- . ii‘ 'I‘V‘n “3
At Dibble 5 Grocery
Our Smoked Beet is now a popular seller. If you have never had come... ,
or too it cut so thin on our American Slicing Machine, you will be interacted
at once when you see and taste. Any quantity from 5: up.
Bacon sliced on the came machine it of uniform thicknesc or thinnc-c, It
you want it. Can supply nice Bacon and fine Eggs for camping out. portion.
Peanut Butter, something line for picnic or lunch. I;
Butieh—Our Butter is kept in prime condition, with plenty of Ice, and
is a superior article, 27c lb. Clover Hill Print Butter, 280 lb.
Mgghcr'a Cricpa, a malted breakfast food, cells at 90 package; or 3 pack-
ages, 0. ‘
Calling attention to a curiouc Japan Tea, nice flavor. a great trade for , ,
the price, samples given, 400 lb. 100 quarter. Trylt. "
Saturday In Berries and Fruits—We shall have nice Biacitbcrrlh, Go
occberriec, Black Cape, Red Racpberricc Red Currants, White Currants.
Want the public to know that white cut-rants make just as good red cur-
rant jelly as do red currantc. Pine appn‘cs.
Jelly Glance, 220 dozen. tin top. i
Pure Refined Paraflnc tor puttlng over Jelly, 15c pkg. .
Hope to be of good use, waiting your valued orders, yours to serve and
please. Fine Buainesc Wagon for sale.
LORENZO DIBBLE;
Telephone Call 2&4.
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21 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR ..........................
FORCE OR H. O. OATS, 2 PKOS.
31.00
..... . ........ ......~..25o
BEN HUR FLOUR, PER BAG. ....... .......... 700
WATERMELONS, EACH............ ...................... .......i..33¢
STRING BEANS PEAS, BEETS. CUCUMBERS, CARROTS, PARSLEY. .
SQUASH. BUNCH ONIONS. BERRIES. PEACHES. ETC. EXTRA NiCE
HOME POTATOES FOR SATURDAY' 5 TRADE.
UNITED GROCERY CO.
20 North Main BL, . 49 Fort St. .
'80. Norwaik Ci. 3 r , East Nor walk. Ct.
Phone. 143. . , " ' 'Phcnc, 319—3.
Hundreds of Eyes
are being overworked as a result of application upon work or book.
Relief for strained and tired eyes may be had and IIcrloul trouble ,
averted by wearing a pair of on:
Proper Ola-son. Properly Adjusted,
Examination Free. , i;
J listening 0! lenses and all Repairing a Specialty. i
0. Bo JACKSON,
Optician.
cs WALL eraser. NORWALIt. com.”
FOR HER SUMMER DAiNTlEB, ICE CtREAM lCEB, SHERBFTOI FRO-I
ZEN CUSTARDB, ETC., WE STAND READY TO SUPPLY FREEZER 0"
STANDARD MANUFACTURE AND IN SEVERAL BlZES—CAPAOITV 0' ‘,
FROM ONE QUART UP TO OALLONB. IF YOU'RE SHORT ON THI )
FREEZER LINE lT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE OUR COMPLETE AND OATI
”FACTORY GTOCK. ,, ' , .
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A. J. Collins a. 7
ms North inn emu
’1 . Now open tor the Season at Willi.
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating. Bathing, .
other attractions.
Especial attention given to Automobile Puller.
' Vaudevili daily at 3: 30 and I: 30 3 '
Roller Skating every titeinccn the! Monday. T, ,
‘ Polity limiting; = '
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Norwalk Chronicler