. pm .
Mudflvflgmm
ired n... pension stereo.
shelter refuses to rlstlrs.
to sv
citrate can PHssuscv
e. to his salary. mi. 1H5 55mg currency
0 is A robust and active
:d use not look his ago.
Are evidently becoming civilised ,
Geld Coast. A Gold cam
describes a wedding and n ‘
NEW HAT BUSINESSES.
six to the Credit of Dsobury and
lethal This Summer.
The Danbury News says:
. , The statement is frequently made
that Dan A season oi
prosperity Moss. and there is no
sort of d the list business. the
principal ind ‘luainstay oi the
city. is in a more prosperous condition
than it has been at any time in several
years That Denbury is havinx a bus
iness boom might be too broad a state.
merit. Danbury does not want any
booms. but a healthy and steady, sub
_ stantisl growth.
This is why we Are pleased that six
new list businesses hay started up in
Donbury and Bethel th s summer. or
are now about to be slarted up. besides
several lei-gen mall additions in
the already ests ed and prosperous
lotteries.
The ilrst new imxtory oi the sextet
was started by W. cl Mooney A: Go. oi
Newark N. who moved a‘ prosper
one business, to this city early in the
A, custodian of morals and man
"it is reported that most of the
Milan“ who attended refreshed
lves avariciously and the man-
nor which they acted does not speak
ll oi their gentlemanly principles
sIso gentlemen may please beware
. Avoid a repetition on future ocean
.. the only man in the world who
in: a son: standing on my head
bucket oi water." said James Col
filth vagrancy in
court 8! Grlmsby, England
day He was dlschsrsed on
: to leave town. but he tore
id is gurgling solo for the
of end to tile 'edmiration or the
his company on the road and has
charge of the New York otlice has
been In distinguished figure in the hat
. ting business for many years. He lived
\
All-NON! Ami DULINAIY.
WM in Danbury when a young man and
vs heard £32!!st complaints learned his trade and worked here tor
ass in the buses. both town severe! years. This factory will make
minim; and wonder if any 0M ,botii soft and still huts. it is located
'o'wtsos get {id at ‘them 'uldoe gin on:y oLtheé uildinzshol' the old
so, ure 5 e co I. was p nt oinlngt e Hoyt-Walt
,ol 3.,de st she had en as nausea Corpol‘a on’s factory
elk 8 rooms. but til . D J. Brew A00. have recently start
“an increased in mild ed up business in a building at the
' » brick yard which has been fitted ill
Id Movie essence nod equipped for bat manufacturins
- it is s sood sub One or the features or this flrm's out
we maple slider. put will be waterproot hats the
“All. Ms when one manner 0: the ora‘venette. i- r‘ew
Mfl’l‘ the launty separate bill“ was formerly a foreman in the Mallory
' W hat mfafiloljy. This plant is entirely new
or was' so much lewslry ll probably be capable of turn
Green in maul-um Is It in: out seventydlve doses a tiny ii the
little-g .Thare ll M Wid- business increases to demand it. and
An oil wear. but of course the it is growing
sis is spvmprhw- Th0. » The Merritt factory on Northmsln
» mule are diamonds street. which has been unoccupied tor
there is no and t0 the months since being closed down by the
necklaces. bracelota pins. North American lint Company. has
also. purses. etc. 02le
oi? will clean the public
your kitchens better than
pointed up in some of its
9guests by D. ll}. [news Co. The
other nr’ni lies been compo led by the
increase or its business to seek more
room. and rather then build additions
its iactory in. the rear or. loss
the Merritt factory. which. is
t- “3mm equipped was rented.
At t at time. of courseiuoniy
_ ssmsll allot its cspacitylsiidl
utlllssdmu‘t h utlt lihwliz‘g’e't‘ thel sedge in.
lessons in o c a ore on;
We A 00. Jwill ilnd it necessary to
operate the entire plant.
A. A. Hodshon A 00.. of South Non
‘ walk. bore 130““ to Dsnbury and will
I up a us can
lists in the rough lb ‘3.“ Diem
.'Psinters. hot factory. owned by 353:
This is also one oi the bold
- old Tweedy isnt. Hr. nods earn a
t former Don min and ”:3
irlonds and acquaintances who i
stud welcome him here as s business
" gate. d He {med 55s". em in this
on war are years
ibsors ins todoothN“ Alt? 2
' will no out about any doses gs,
' d th the expectation of ulti , .
u tlioc cancel still the
which one is “William I ds!. ,
I his slArl‘edn at small fee
, street. .lnllni It.
s
summer. Mr. Mooney, who representsr .
‘ prov. Thorstsobsrg sod diamante m.-
Pmcss sits so slants—stun“
women-s sum.
cloths. Dion styles. circpler pleated
skirt. were priced 318.00 in $27.50.
TodNYQ ”.80. ‘
V WOMEN'S LINEN AND REPIIUITB.
in all white. pleated clréulsr skirt
Pony and lllton jackets, regular price
010. 00
‘ 4 Today. “.50.
Women's Linen suns.
Mostly Dion styles. circular skirt.
regular price 30.00
New. $2.05.
LADIEB' AND MIGBEO’ COATS.
Fancy Mixtures and coverts. Pony
and Box enacts. sell strapped. resulsr
price 310.00
Tansy. use.
lees or main-
t mskln‘ can
come.
IRIDDIPORT TO DITHILu
lecturing business it p V
taini its prestlxe as s h
ter tor a long time to
A Revival of Itcry About Proposed
Trolley Line.
there is just a bare possibility of the
construction or the long proposed trol-
lay line between sensation slid Bethe!
and discussing it. says: .
'l‘he localities interested In the build
in; or the projected Bridgeport-Bethel
trolley through Eaton and Roddlns
fervently hope that the hitch which
has arisen over the acquisition of the
Connecticut Railway and Dublin:
Co.'s lines by the (looselldsted rail-
road will become a permanency as on-
ly in this event can the construction
of the line he looked ior. One who is
in a position to know thus outlines the
situation.
When the Consolidated began oven
turestothec. sauce. aresror
so use their proposition applied only
to the electric roads in this state of
which the latter corporation was the
owner. Munste bolus. of the United
on. improvement 00.. of Philadelphia.
whose decision goes in C. it. &
aflsirs. said his company would on-
tertsin no otter which did not include
their lllhtins plants and trauchises us
well as their electric railway lines.
Thereupon the Consolidated balked but
after s time renewed the negotiations
on the basis at Mr. Dolon's conditions.
Hatters progressed towards a consuls.
motion and the to oi the big deal
All) it virtuall tildl‘ocil upon when
an brou forward 5 new
condition.
“it was tart the Golly-2i”.
a over s comm ’
Rhoda island well as those in Con-
necticut. This c.00usolldsted would
not consent to and there matters con-
lions to rest. it is further said that
the rsilrosd comps” declares that this
is its final decision and that it will in
the me proceed to active hostility by par-
allelins‘tbe 0. it. A L lines where such
opposition routes Mlle satisfactory
llasnclsl results. it such s state oi
warfare-b oulll “uni itlle‘ bulldln or
e road in which dine and
n have such a. vital interest may be
‘nnticlpstsd as s certainty.
m
YALI MIN VIID Dll‘flll.
must
tiles in
, .I on .In Double wedding.
l‘lliln
:Prol. mwsrd Thorsten-
c . sls'. and his class
, thesis" .were.
to learn oi their
A. at s double wade
“Mu! 5. ‘
sod “Again: may
IT WILL PAY YOU TO VIGIT OUR SECOND FLOD “TODAY-411!
Made oi fancy mixtures and Panama p.13.
’ A
use A sass eiyr. ‘ ‘ 5w Hmrs:
LADllS' BLACK “AK ITONI.
Nettlll' gunmen with little. resulsr
For'l'ods ”:9“
IN 0‘.
WOMEN'S LINGTH
Made of isuo‘y and!" ‘ islds an Pa
nams cloths. in bi 3‘33; and dsrle‘y.
. I ., rent I“
platted and circulsrstlt
price ”w“ . ‘
The Bridgeport Former been that ,
L tieth annual reunion. which is in st
a—
‘Kstherlna A .- .
Oompo road. Warmers. hcrisscross-E , ‘
street Miss Julie. Gitltli‘ ct OMAI
mflfidfltfll- '
» N
NEWHAMnl-liltg oLo can:
lvsnt.‘
CONCORD. N. 8.. Almost 18. -'l‘he
eighth annusi old h week in New
Hampshire, will be e tonisht
Modes by Governor Rollins. in
1890. the idea Was a . tell
start. some dwelt- ’ man;
donations tor old.“
lions that year.
This number bassinet! been more
than doubled. and tAls car there will
be old home week venous in at
least 126 dinerent pl within the
state
Tonight. in accordance with custom.
beacon bonfires will flash slunalsot
welcome all over the sum 0n stin-
dsy union religious services will be
field. senterglilr 21mm oldest Whose
«roses 0 e v s.
Duri the rest new; melon
gather on or v _ will
hold the old home d l’ers entertain-
ing the old home comers.
Next week in addition to the settler.
loss under the old limbo week call.
the New Hampshire Vstersns' Asoois.
tion will holdp at the Well-s its thir-
tor all who
ire hm in
tent on old home nthetl
(ought under New Hun
the War at the Union.
MINOR—MINOR.
Ilss Jacqueline lilacs.
r- '1'? 33's?“ “is" r":
cty.e.n or r .o ew or
city. weregnsrrled. 1mm ‘trom th
home or Air Charisma. and Miss
Wattle Cottage.
simulator at
was performed by the ”Rev. Kenna
Hackensle. Jr. as tile bride is ,
Miscopulisn.
The wedding was s prlvsto one and
was attended by the yes of the
bride and groom andirisn friends from New
York and later: island. A low only or
the very intimate w friends of
lliss Minor were lovi l-isr brides-
maids were Miss May Norris. compo
Farms. and Illss Gertrude floured. at
Brooklyn.
The newer [iris was the bride's sec-
ond cousin. little Lucy. dsnohlsr cl
Airs. Hermanw WW“. now of
Chicago. lll.
As a rule..tha male
A.
Embroidery .. ed.sbort .
or long sloev sold 33.50
and! ”'28. ,
WHITILA WAIATO.
Embroidery and fits-lib. 1
short sleeves penis. would terl .008.
Will lupin Tonight And lo slip on)!
who .
(Private posit. 8 years with H. H.
Hartman. New I lead oceans
ct lsusic. ”continue. wllstsrtl tony
class In Acute News k. is years
soothes”! lsl terms to lint live
study! on. an limited. hauler pu-
sils‘ recitals. usurious club to term
at once. Addnsts
304 PAIRFllI-D AV!” IRIIDOIPONT
’ . GONN. . .5
Mm. suns
- in rule and ,
$2.80.
At
pesos more than the mere trylu on
ford dillerent glasses it done at the op-
tical rooms at ll 3. Host. With one
or the best equipped emcee in South
Norwsllr. be has every means for
making {he most accurate and reliable
eye tests and the best results are as-
sured in every case. All glasses are
constructed to order. and special
lenses of any kind are furnished.
Homer B. Hoyt.
Refraction Optician.
Ulllhll link”. lulldlng. South
Norwai -
Gpeclsl appointments it convenience
Onion Hours. 3——ll:ls. 12: 45—6;
Room I.
in fxanihallon of the Eye 1 A
1 com. ind: m, '
inure r33~m .. 3. weer r
lilst {hots .. in; ahuvy'bsrm ‘ .4
We . .
.. A A
com ted
sy bullet; price! his. body so that he may nev
ii” iii.
Fallon Native Poultice. per-«peck $180
We have selected a spoon“ nice lot for our Saturday trade. mealy. dry.
sud tree from rot. You will do well to get your present supply, as we will
startnot guarantee the sale for more than one day.
.4
1 D02. IALL MA ION JARS. 40o.
Pure gum rubbers included.
it is up to the prudent housewiie to set them at such a sharply reduced
price.
Acme Tomatoes. be per qt: basket, the. g . ,
Three packages Bumhsm's Gelstlne, 35¢. . . , . .
Very best Butter. for Sntnrdoy. only, 26c.
i
Louis oseloff
12 score MAIN eraser. . . . sou'rH NORWALK. coon.
rat. GALL. ass-.2.
Special for Saturdau Chill
nucv Hog: caows sources. .......... . ..... pack. 20:: bushel. 760
vssv seer svshoaeau conH.... ..
. 4!» dozen. 186
courses
rousroes......................................._.........p.rgunmen
atuaanssuursn stress” .................. . ........ two
.3 cans. 25c.
GREEN LIMAA, BEETS. SQUAGi-l. 376.. VERY FANDY PEACHES 3
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
Saturday evenings. 7-9.
“e are
COFFEE. COFEEE.
The best on earth.
BUTTER. BQTTE R.
TEAS. T1338.
tell you all abbot it.
EGGS. EGGS.
For sll‘Wi the Novolgos of
A fill“. 2
. 3;. WEST wasmu‘croli still
by our motto. " est Goods st
By ever to. obtain the hi
country we halts~ ,,
pleased to know t our patrons
Let us demonstrate to you what good Coflee' ls. We have it, '
Just try a pound.
v15:5“"another“ spoolslty' in which we pride ourselves.
osy Butter here. Print «To
About our Tess. Well. we refer
Our to ply of Country Eggs is about equal to the demand and we
0 home product.
thegflgessoncsllonus.
hr big roles (or no new you rm
for lines: Mullins}!!! mm “slips
should slurs commas-onus. f ' ‘
so North Main St. .. 4'9 Fort St,
80. Nos-walk. East No‘rwalk.
Phone :43. Phone 319-3.
that Bagels [31in elite
est possible gnomes in Food Products. For a quarter of a t
t Possible Prices,'.' until teddy we are
are insisting upon iinost ‘quality rather than lowest prices. ’ 3
we want you tokhsve it.
You are always sure to get
-.. it.
turn mm.- «56'th
you to the tea drinkers of this community; they will
;a El’ '~.iv’ limi‘flk . Y A
ore filling orders
don't go out of cows, come right here. ‘
..i'
LEADING onocnn.’
"accustom ' Moss this n...
a «finely gm recedes wry lien
Potatoes—Real on Native islets. out to. _
vii : . .
a" a Johnson
all the muscles in the lower
l
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