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, Mont moiorlnio were drenched through
ARE YOU INSURED f
When it can he done at so small I
cast wh not protect yourself?
For 8 .10 you can insure your Furni-I
ture and Household Goods for three
years against lose or damage by Fire
to the smount of 0350.00 and in that
proportion for a larger sum.
Very Respectfully,
TAYLOR e. GOLDEN,
Real Estate and insurance Agents,
74 Washington Street,
Telephone No. 213-2
iliiiliiiillfl
FOR BOYS.
Stamford, - Conn.
EXPERIENCED TEACHERS:
School-house well equipped. well
. lighted and well heated. 133 boys pre-
pared for college; hundreds prepared
for business. Manual training, Free
hand drawing, Athletics.
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Local News lines.
TODAY iN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.—-'l‘huro
was a general decline front Saturday's
level of prices nhown by tho oponlng
~ union of stocks whioh'wore on a litter
' """“'j‘ a scale. Loasos run to a point in lin-
8:12:18??? 6h", ten days 81116 at M. 3. ion Pacific, Great Northern pfd.. LOUIS-
o. s. villa and Nashville and Colorado Fuel
and to a largo, fraction in St. Paul and
Sugar. ()tborwiuo, the ilOf‘iiIit‘H did
not extend beyond a half a point.
WALL S’I‘IUE. IT, 11 a. nt.-’l‘lto mur-
kot ovoroamo its Initial honvinous. but
on tho rally moro stoukn woro put out,
and tho list foil book again. Wosiorn
railroad stocks Wore oonspirnonsly
woak, dospito tho ovidonro of support
of tho (‘oulors and uporiltios. 'lroui
Northern pfd. ran off 2%: Northwon-
torn lint; lniorborough Motropolltnn
Stock 1% and St. Paul. Northorn I‘aclv
the, Chit-ago and Alton, and Railway
Stool Sprint: I to l‘n’. Aniorriun loo
out-urilios atltIt-d another point to lie
rooont riso. '
WALI. STREET. Ntlt)ll.-Si()f‘I(i~i
('illllo upon tho markL-t in largo hill'
ounte for a limo. ’i‘ho prinoipul sol-
Attend the exhibition of the Summit lint; war. of those whit'h hnvo boon
Range at F, A. Mitchell's flu-"immunity (-onsplruous in the town! Spot'nv
Parlor and at
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reco tlon chairs
Road’s. d p
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Great jewelery bargains at Boston
Store. See ad.
Michael Casey spent Sunday in Noro-
too with friends.
First quality coffee for 250. at Union
Pacific Tea Company._ See ad.
Miss Ida Field has retumed from :1
vacation spout in New Bayou.
Fail clothing for young fellows at
Rogers & Stevens. See ad. '
‘ Mrs. H. B. Hastings in confined to
her home in Quintar'd avenue by ill-
ness.
George H. Wardwuil. of New Catt-
aan, formerly of Norwalk, was in town
to-duy.
store. Seead. ntlon. iloading. Union Pacific, St.
~~~~- I’ntll. Ni‘l‘iill‘l‘il I’at-Iilr and Iilonois
Miss Bertha Hunter has lmummyContra] tioi'linod 11/3 and 2. Northwosv
“from her vacation which was spent torn droppod ll... Anaconda iii»; and
with friends in Danbury.
various othors l to 11.1..
artsy. .
WALL S'l‘l’illl-‘ll‘. i p. ttt.~—»-hltirlt of
tito uruoni railing was oomph-toil by
noon and tho mnrkoi had an oppou
tunity to rally slightly,
Ilonds wort.-
Miss Harriett Raymond, principal of
the Center street school. Bothel. spout
Saturday with friends in Norwalk.
Attorney John Cunuo and William
F. Tammany are in Bridgeport today
attending tho County Convention. '
ROOSEVELT CONTRIBUTES $100.
To the Fund for Suit About Excluding
U. S. Uniformed Men.
OYSTER BAY, N. Y., Supt. Zl.-~~~
A meeting of tho. Pastor's “(doors
of the South Norwalk Baptist Church
will be held this evening at the par- , , . . . .
sonago. . _. In hIIItIll RUONHII lma (mill‘iilllIiiI
. . a; ,... Sillil to bo used by ltoar Admiral Thu-
4 man In a lugal suit to dotormino whom-
it . _ .\
t'ItE‘i‘tiitisg Rimminghfiig' 1.2m}? tggjlt‘ll:::;l:‘ or a lllilll may ho oxt-Iudt-II from a pub-
, . .. '. . ‘l-V‘I'\‘(\
.Itns roturnod to her homo m iirtdgo iio pltttt oi intottatutmnt mom I
\vourn tho uniform
Status Army or Navy.
I’ronidont RIIOHt'VI'Ii today mudo pub-
lic tlto following loitor whh-h ho has:
soul to Roar Admiral Thomas:
port. of tin: ,l,'nliod
Tho Republican rlty mucus will ho
hold thin ovoning in Quittnor‘s Hall.
and irominoa to ho Vi‘l" Inlorostln'. .. .. . . . . . '
’l‘herb will probably ito’u number hi “0)“ T',” 1:") 1 N‘ 1‘1" 59W.- 2:. 390,:“M,
new nnmon on tho tirkota which will 1”” m Inllul m",“"", t'nfllfil
be formulated. $100 to ho used in that suit u \I( l
thanks. to you has boon so uisoiy lili-
dortakon. to lord, tho legality of ox~
ridding any man front any public plum
of ontortuiumont bocauao hu- wonrs
tho ilnltod Status uniform. I tool that
it in tho duty of ovory r:ood rliizon' to
ondrnyor in th-ry uhapo and way to
ninlto it plain that ho rounrds tho nni~
. , , , form of tho l’uitod Status Army and
w
from lholr valuation and u Illllllht'l‘ of ‘Zm‘mfm‘ nmn "‘5 uhou “f?“ "15] l.‘¥|.;,.n.i-.
ladies of tho South Norwnlk Count-o tw" “‘3 " IliliiKi of 1mm" “1"] u “ H'
_ . onlliliun ilto “‘t‘lll'f‘l' in honor so loot:
national (hutth are planning a plouant. “3 I”, in‘lmvon dorrntly. 'I'Iu-ro I“ m
—&-—_
At. the Domocratio canons twilight
an attempt will be made to ouilnrno
lilo name of John Dovlno for noioot-'
man and loavo tho South Norwnlk
npuoo blank. This was triod n oouplo
of years ago, but lullod.
rfiffiiou to ”m“ “W" ”w” homo ' floor body of tuon in all our oounirl‘
W Hg‘ than tho units-toil men of tho army and
:tvv o the llnllod Sl‘iii-n, and I ("ill-
At iho Norwalk Congregational n ‘ f ‘ ‘
not mtillrlouily oxpross my indignation
and oouiompi for any man who troutn
his uniform uavo with tho rouport to
with-h it it: onliiiod. if u ntun min-
bobnvon Itinmolf thou no muttor wlutl
uniform ho woara ho should ho tit-nit
with ni'oordlngiy. but tho furl oi"
whoring tho ilnltod Sintou uniform
uhouhl I)i'4lt'i'l‘l)ii‘fl an pl'osuuiptivo
ovidonoo that tho Illllli who Wt‘iII'H it in
all right; and any diurriminutiun
against tho uniform an uurit is mort-
Church. that ovouing. tho pastor, iiov.
(inorgo Drow Egbert. gave the second
of bin nddrt-anou ontillod, "lit-minis"
l‘l‘llflf'fl of a Summer (‘t-nlsr." Bone»
dict Arnold. tho Traitor, wan the par»
tioulur topic of tho owning.
“P“‘N’TT”
Robert 'I‘hompnon. who Bliiti ho iivwi
in Morldon. was found drunk nom-
lbo corner of Wnll and Smith atroota
Ruiurduy night by ()I’Iivur 'I'homnu
Loathorlund. Judith Lookwootl gnvr , - , . i .
.. . . than prrmunpiiw oyliloni‘o ilmt in
lhompaon half an hunt to not out of mu” thus discriminating h. u”
town ihlu morning. iio. went. wrong.
“Sinroroly yourx,
"'I'Iiltlilliillll‘l IliltlriICVICIll'."
Admiral ‘l‘lnnunh In roporit-d to In»
paying bulf tho uxtwltuoa of a suit for
than tinlitagou brought by (Shh-f Yoo~
man i“. .l. liuonnio. nituinnt tho Noun
port Ammwutont (‘otnpnny of Now-
port. It. i. on tho ground that ho wan
oxt-ltub-d from a dance hull whiio in
uniform. iiuonzlo in on‘ duty at tho
Naval 'i'rniuinn Station at Nowpori.
'l'ho all“ will not‘bo triod until (loin.
but 1! or Iulot'.
lt‘rmluriu-lt S. Ambior nrrlwd homo in
Norwnik Huiurdny nluht from i‘ouobiu
lotion Now ilunumhlru. whoro ho lulu
boon throughout lilo liillllmi'i‘ with a
puioni awiun, 'l'lw mount won it do
villi-lily ptuaporona uno.
flu Hundny ovottiun.’tirioiwr lltlt.
iho IIM'. ilvnruo Ii. Eulwri, pnuior of
lilo Norwnih l‘umtrouuliouui (Thurl'lt.
will twain u no‘lou ol' tuidroamm on
”Antoni-sum lt‘nmouu and innitnouu.”
tho, noriou ti inoiudo utudion of Iivou
of ruirh utuloann-u no ll'nuhinutun nml
Hamilton. and uuoh rhurnrtmrs nu Au-
ron Barr and Ciliii‘ltifi ln'o.
FOOT BALLS
BOXING GLOVES
PUNOHINO "OS
Ltd Till?! POST “RD!
WHOLESALE AND Rl'Tlll.
. EOLEMAN’S
~ NIWI 01’0“. '
10 North on» Itrm, death Nemik.
Agent for A. o. airline's lee-bell
‘ . 1nd 099 new.
A unto. ulmplo and oonvouloni way to
pay your biliu in by ohork, 'I‘In- South
Norwulk ’I‘runl (.‘ompnny noiloito at"
oountu of mart-bani». nnmtiim'lurorn
and individual». Thu Company no-
whut. doponil of over $900,000 an ovi‘
dance of amid buainmm munnnomont
Minn irone MrKonn. the popular
young bookkot-por and runhlor at tin-
ilrout Atluntir and l’nriflr 'fou i‘onr
pauy'u store. Main atmht. Nurwulk.
ban returned from n wvoie'n vnrution.
npont largely in Brooklyn. Minn Me‘
Kenn vlnltod tho Mnrdl than ooiohra-
lion at Conny inland.
'i'lu- (lily of Norwnilt Doinoorntn
haw aeiilod on four mndidaton for
tho i‘lty Council, 'l‘huy lurludo t‘nutr
rilmon .inmon 'i‘. ilubbull and Henry
Mnthulu. and orfiounriimnn Mirhnrl
.l. lllordan and Frank A. Volk. It is
dolinltuly noiliod that Wallace Dunn
will he tho candidate for mayor.
A atoudy stream of nutomobiioa plum
through Nerwaik Saturday nttornoon
and evening, onroute to various point»
in Now England from the Vanderbilt
elimination trial noon on Long islsnd.
to thi- akin by the steady downpour
of rain and not a low of the occupants
of ”If! ourn worn asleep. as many had
not gone to glue the hi ht before.
HUBBER 00000 OF ALL KINDI.
ATOMIZII .
v
non-w
ALK
Fall Clothes for
Young Fellows.
if you want to be smartly
dresred. you should~come in and
try on our new Fail Models in
Suits. That Is the best way to
tell how our clothes look on you.
Gray mixt, check and plaid
effects have the call; but blues
are pushing forward} and black
is always in style. We show
them all in the new Varsity Mod-
ois—fitted-back coats with broad
low lapois. center vent and false
side vents—the chippereet styles
for young fellows you‘ll see in
town.
$15 to $28.
Try on the new Fail Overcoat
Styles when you come; you’ll
find the new herring-bone grays
in long models particularly pleas-
lug.
$8.50 To $20.00 .
N0. 14 80. MAIN ST.
Fail Hats and Furnishings are
ready for you.
TEL. CALL 632-2.
vice we give.
We are nour—
.Iust as far as tho
Ilf'lil'i’lil Iottor-box
or tolopltono.
You can buy Grain and Food for more monoy. or you can
‘ pay elsewhere, tho price we ask. But you rannot equal
anywhere, the good quality of our graiun or tho good sor-
t. 1
. Buy Oats Thais Clean. _
{g MANUEL T. HATCH. '
49 Wall St., Norwalk.
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Institution in.
' Wm.
Book and Stationery Stores.
P. Beers’
is So. Main St.. So. Norwx‘k.
Merrill
SEND FOR
Tuition. $5.00 per month.
Night School
' OPENS OCTOBER 2. 1906.
Classes in
BOOKKEEPING. SHORTHAND. TYPEWRITING. PEN-
MANSI'IIP, ARITHMETIC, GRAMMAR,
SPELLING.
All Books Free.
ENROLLMENT BLANK NOW.
Address. MERRILL COLLEGE.
United Bank Building,
South Norwalk. Conn.
122 WATER. STREET
COAL
IBlowker’s Fertilizers.
‘ B. Hershfieid & Son.
AND wooo
AGENTS FOR
m; 'm.
The South
‘ ”than mom i TO a. on m. z
ASA RU
The Leon Personal Inter-cot on the Part of
the Executor. the Better for the Eu-
tutc. Therefore a Trust Co. to
the Ideal Executor.
3”.
LE.
liornlt Trust Co.
93 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK.
Icto no Executor. Idmlntotrotor. Trustee.
Guardian or Conner-voter.
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' stutorintotulont of tho northot'u
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goddamn...
STATIONERY
190 Box.
We have last purchasod several hun~
drod boxou of Stationery that ,we shall
offer thin wook at tile box. In this lot
goods by tho loading manufacturers.
SEE THEM IN THE WINDOW.
Iiiil iiiiilili Pilillliilii,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
MOUNTAIN-TOP TELEPHONY.
The lie-establishment of Telephone
Service Avose the Clouds on Mt.
Washington.
BOSTON. Soul. 22.«—»l“or the past
throo months toit-phono messages have
boon flashing from ubovo the clouds
which girdit- Mount Washington in
Now Hampshire to points within a rd-
dius of five hundred miles. During
tho summor a pay station was opened
In tho hotel at tho summit of the fam-
ous punk. and now tho traveler may
take the rorolvor in hand and St‘lld
word to tho folks at. lit)ntn~~ovon
though thov ho as far away on Now
York or \ViisiiillgIOII-“lIlili ho is safr
, and sound. though porhnps rathor
short of brouth. iiueinoas has boon
trnnnrtt-d ovor tho lino with pooplt- In
Boston. a llttlo moro than twu hutuiroti
words spokon oror tho now lino iravoi~
od in a small lravtion of a soroud to
Burlington. Vorutoni, whoro thoy wort-
board in tho homo of Mr. .I. ll. lintlor
divi-
sion of the Now England Tt‘It‘DIltilii.‘
uttd 'l‘rit-praph Company,
'l‘ho opouing of u tolophono lino to
lilo summit of Mount Washington I‘l“
rolls on iuloi'osllng bit of history (‘oii-
nootod with tho t-ut'iy (low-Iopuurui of
lir. Iioil's invoution. 'i‘ltorv was a twir-
phouo on Mount Washington at a limo
whon only a low (-itlos \t'ot‘o provitlod
with toiophouo sorviro. lino]; in 1378‘
or hill tho I’uilod Status \\'t-uthot'
lluronu ntuinialnod a station on Mount
\\'ashington during the winior months.
The signal corps bad a tolophouo t'iiilil‘
laid on tho railroad iraok from tho
summit in II‘t‘ lutso of tho mountain.
(‘onuortiniz tho latlor plat-o with tho
Wren-r11 i'nion lino. This rublo Wail
about lhroo IIIIIt‘N in longih. ’l‘ho rail-
road rompuuy omployod a watchman
during tho wintov months in rnro for
tltoir rolling stock. and this nmn livod
In a lot: oubiu at iluvflooi of tho moun-
lnin. 'l'hv obnorvgrs, isolatod at tho
storm swopt summit triod to tonoh tho
watchman tho hioroo (fNIt‘ that tin-y
might talk with hint. but ho did not
nurrwmlod in ttutnioring tho art oi” loio-
grupity. ,
'l'lun tho inuonious wonthor mun
prorurt-d two toloultonos, Mr. 1) (‘.
Murphy. n votown in tho sorrit-o now
ntutlonmi at Eltniporl, Mulno. doarriin-R
ihoso taking instrumonis as lit-int: of
tho oldvt‘nhiom-d oral» shupod arrunuo-
mom, whirh normal on both transmit»
lv-r and rot‘oivor. Whilo tho \vntt'hlunn
did not Ilt‘t‘nillt' oxport at manipulat-
Im: tho tolophono boy, ho it‘ill'llt~ti to
muko tho immoral flt‘o, \I’hon his sit:-
mti was board by tho nit-n altovo tho
('Ioudu thoy arknowlodgud lilo sumo
by making tho Millllt' numbor Iill‘t‘l‘
limos with tho koy, and thou. hooking
on tho iolophono to tho (‘nhlo wiro.
thoy wuro ublo to talk to ”to man throo
miloa Ilt‘Iitw thom. uho. among othor
ihlngn kl'lli thom lnformod of tho llt‘Wfl
M tho grout world by rt'lliIIIlK iltotu
onutrltou from tho uowupuporu. This
hupponod within titroo yours ni‘ior thi-
Invunilun of tho Ivlilllilfllil'. And it was
ouo of tho first and most forolblo
dotuonnirntiou of tho furl that tho
ioii'pitouo ouu bo unod by anybody who
Hill talk and in any pint-o wlu'ro an in-
uirumoni in obtainablo.
'l‘ho mwornmont nbnndmu-tl tho uh:-
uul ulniiuil on Mount Vi’nsltiimton. and
it with until throo yonrn "no that lot.»
photo rotumunlrntlmt was romainb
ilultod, u lino thou boluu oxtondod front
it‘nbyuna to tho uttlililliii for uuo in tho
”Duration of tho railroad whirh HI‘liIl‘i-l
tho mountain nido,
l~’o niriho lv‘ubyun Iltilu-lo to tho foot
of tho mountain, u diatnuoo or NIX
tnilon tho liuo in an ordinary ono
ntroiohod on union. From tho harm of
tho mountain to tho top heavily in
uuintod wlrou ut'o utrotrhotl along tho
railroad ntrnoinro. ’l‘hhi your. to onu-
nori tho Summit. Homo» with tho gono-
rul tolophnno nyntoni. tho lioli mon uln-
oud on additional lnulrumont in a pay
Million in the bowl abort tho oloudn
and ronnootod tho inatrumont with tho
awiirbbonrd at Il‘ubyunu.
it in through thin awitrhhoard that
ronnortloua are unuio wbon viultora to
tho mountain talk to "their frlontlu
runny mllon nwny. olthor bornuuo tin-y
buvo boulder!» to transact m“ deniro to
rxporiouro tho novel animation of
npouklnu into n ioiophnno trunmnlttor
thoununtln of foot In the air. ’I‘ho tour:
int who would talk with itmtit‘ min in
tho world in‘low but! only in ontor tho
booth. call up Control. who in this
man in nine miles away. and when
the operator has made the doairod eon.
nootlon. drop :1 coin In tho box just
an he might do in a pity station in a
city store or office building.
While. thanks to tho wenthor men,
Mount. Worthington were the first of
the world's tumour penile to he provid-
ed with a telephone. the line builders
in recent years have been busy sealing
mountains. Tito pioneer who palatal
on the canyon cover of hi: prorie
delimiter. “Pike‘s Posh or innit” but!
he been-Novella; in that direction in
those days, misfit hero reported um
Wt‘ have tho newest etyloa, bountiful
miios away and as a mattor of rot-0rd .
‘ it is itttorosting to nttlo that tho first
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, Tl-i Air rr :9 Barman, Go,
roorzo Ti-i'AN..‘-l‘o WEAR'BAD Show.
.1715 icon. our! To wane 60th ' '
., I‘ dim? uflgcgggawgg a a r
democrats-SHOULD Cam‘gh EAT
THEJEET. POOR, Shoes. MoStocnaas
‘woNfi'i root. my on: NOTEVEN You».
rear. Bum-:9. Biaow‘ti.
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TION.
LOT OF‘ .SERVICE.
TIME.
80c peck.
in price and quality.
some Good Green Lima Beans.
Potato Chips. new goods. 10:: box.
lnsectum.
What will it be?
7 w
200 Fancu Sweet
WHITE I’tl'l'A'I‘OES, por pork
21 poundu (lli.\Nl'l.A'l‘EIl SUGAR
3 runs MILK
S'I'RII"I‘I.Y FRESH EGGS. pt'r (Itizt'li
20 North Main St.,
So. Norwalk.
Phone 143.
not iukon [illit‘t' borauno ho hull rout-h-
oil the goal of his uuibiliouu. Tito tolo»
phono on l‘lko'n Peak in hood, and only
by travolora, but by tho unioniiutn in
rhnrgo of tho Link Obar-rvuiory and by
tho forout warrionn who. in mum of
firo, Would hood to numlnon nuuluin‘uoo
an atom n pnnalblo.
Anoibor mountain WIIIl‘Il hua iii-on
urulml by the tolophono linoa to Mt.
(iroylork. ’t‘ltla omiuouro baa upon
nnulo a Btnlo Iionorvutlon by tho Com-
monwonlth of Mimunohunoitu, and it
ioh-pbtmo llnu bun rm-oniiy boon nou-
alruriod to ltn aumtnlt. 'l‘ho motini‘inu
in near tin- town of Adamo. and it in
now in tolophouio mnnortion with
tho Iioll oxohanno ilu-ro. in thin dildo.
tho lino imiidrra took advantage oflnu
old land undo whirb wan nolootudina
the natural ronto up tho bright. “Tim
thorn wan no railroad il‘f’lithi to wh uh
to attack the wiron, no. in n tituui‘ui
trourh inudo thy the land-slide hid it.
mile or galvanized iron pipe wan t id
on tho nurture of the ground. and n-
unruly anrhorod to the lodge at din.
tonne» of 100 foot. Rubin-r insulu ed
wlron wore drawn through tho b on
and at tho inunmtt n lino of nine no on
was erortod boiwoon tho ond of tho
plpo and (in- button on tho mmmtiiln
top. The work of pinning tho ir a
pipe up tho land-slide was vory oilf-
flouit. and it won nooomtry to omplby
a large force of men on the work. 1
While Mount (hemlock is not r
high as Mount Washington. the tot-i-
nhone on its autumn; serves a uumbhr
of valuable are. An omnioyo of the
State Commission lives on the moon
tsln for the greater part of the ye r
and by means of the telephone ho su .
piles the weather report: to nearby
nownpopers. It in also is part out it
duty to report forest fires, which to
eon now do by means of the tempura?
and in that way. saving a man d l
of nimble time. ., The telephone d
3
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$5.5m.“ -
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1?» 9,3:
im‘lfi‘” fig”: wa Buns- !mowu Cn (tn-moo
”At “Diane’s
Fine Apples—Fall Pippins. large and fine. 44c pack, which is low for the
quality; 20 ounce Pippin Apples, 40c peck, large and fine; Cooking Apples,
Exterminator all bugs and their eggs.
sprinkler attaehed to each bottie’you can reach every crack and crevice. Will
not injure the finest goods, but kills vermin.
Hope to be of good use.
LORENZO DIBBLE
Telephone Cali 26-4. ‘-
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IlI‘IN III‘II I"I.(II7II ............. . ......
.IONICS' 0R PILLSBITIIY'S FI.III'II....
I-‘(iRt‘IC (II! II. 0, OATS. 2 paokugos....
iiIIlCI‘I.’ CORN, 'l‘O.\IA'I’()I'JS, PEACHES. ETC.
UNITED GROBERY COMPANY,
by lnlophmn- that tho oxpionlmt ‘baddilount (Irt-ylork in a!
lady, sin local undertskm’ ..
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’ FOOT "iii-hf
YOU HAVE HEARD OI‘ THE HOUSE BUILT‘ON THE
JAND—-—OF‘ HOW, WHEN IT CAME TO THE TEST,
IT TOPPLE‘D OVER BECAUSE IT HAD NO FOUNDA~
DON’T YOU THINK YOU WANT TO BUILD
YOUR APPEARANGE ON A GOOD—LOOKING, GOQD—
FEELING; GOOD—WEARING PAIR. OI" SHOES 50
YOUR APPEARANCE WON‘T FALL DOWN? WE
CARRY SHOES WITH A REPUTATION; MADE-FOR.
US BY UNION WORKMEN; WHICH LOOK WELL,
FEEL WELL, WEAR WELL.
YOUR. FEET DO YOU A
DON’T YOU WANT EACH ONE
OF THEM To HAVE A GOOD COMFORTABLE
LEATHER HOUSE To LIVE IN?.
YOU BETTER ii“ YOU TREAT THEM WELL.
HOUSE YOUR FEET iii A PAIR OF .5. AND P. SHOES
WILL COST You ONLY $3.50 0R $4.00, THEN
THEY WON’T HAVE TO MOVE AGAIN FOR. A LONG
SELLECK 85 PRICE,
HEAD—To—F‘ooTERS.
98 WASHINGTON STREET; SOUTH NORWALK,
THEY WILL LIKE
TO
GFocery
Best Tub Butter, 28c ”3.; Best Print Butter, 32c lb.
i repeat as to those 28c Eggs. They are tried and true.
You will not miss it to use them.
Home Laid Fresh Eggs, a few at 40c dozen. '
i shall have a fair supply of Fresh Good Corn for Saturday's trade. and
Remarkable
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By applying with the
For eat: here, 18: bottle.
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pk 29...
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........... bug, 72v; bbi., $6.40
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49 Fort St.,
East Norwsik.
Phone 319-3. '
w
no need by vial-
torn to t'liII up their boniou or places
of bituinonu.
In at louat ono ouuo, during tho sum?
mor mouths, toiophonou ormotuntly
travel up and down tho sides of o
momttulu. This in Mount 'I‘om nont-
liolyoko. Mum. whore (mm of the
railroad uro equipped with toluphonoo
oonnociod by nildimz contacts to a pair
of wiron at tho sido of the track. Ito
that tho tnotortnun on tho car can com-
inmnirato with the motorman on the
oilu-r trolloyu on tho. lino. ‘ .
'i‘ho. lino» of tho Bell system do it
grout dual of mountain ollmbingraveu
ltuoho burnout nunimltn. ’i‘he avenues
of uporoit extend through Rocky Moun-
tain puuuua more than 12,000 feet:
nbovu tho hob. invoi and in order to
pinch thorn them it won neceuuury
to ovorcomo many tlliiieulties. duo in
tho furl. that tho nnow oomotimos lies
to a depth of twenty trust. in the winter
pad that. avalanches and mountain
slldou swunp away a telophonte pole an
earthy on any other obstacle. Dilli-
cuitlea hardly loan great thumthotto
oncountm'od in the fur Wont wu over-
during the work‘of carrying the toll
lint-u litil‘tlliti the Cumberltih flflouu-
tnina through the famous 3 pi; Which
the pioneer-u lined in migratingxfrmn
tho Southern colonies to the Middle
West in tho early part of the ullliteotk
til century.
W .
onowueo wouna outoeuirm.
' ‘f 't .‘ ~.
NEW HAVEN. Bent lien-lip tendon
time no one hnd'sueeooded‘r 'iiienflv ’.
tying the body of tho w ‘
out ebeaoh atflovinloet , ..
g'l‘he womuumore «more , ,
end the and mm vain! ~
A torso number oi memo viewed the
f‘OIIIt’. by the Bell mnstruothhvorewl ' .
, Monti
mar semmimwmrmmyiue
.. .,‘
mr‘i
4‘ '9"
whuro thoroln no m-oonalty of reuch- .
hi.
Norwalk Chronicler