‘ “ll. '
9} It is not an unmtfion.slsbt in a
laboratory where experiments with
liqueficd air are being conducted to
see drops of air falling on a lecture
table and running about. exactly like
drops of water on a hot. Itove. in fact
the table may be regarded as red hot.
'in conmarison with the temperature of
the liquefied cum and nitrogen of
Title Review of Rayburn for ianuory '
discussing our national prosperity. rc«'
marks that growth of this nature is
bound to show itself l‘l tin.- advance
of wages and thc increase in the par-
lncnt ol' thosc whoSc services are reo-
dcrctl for saiarics at fixed stints, add-
lug:—-
"it is vcrv dcsirablc that this more.
e, .,
for Children
Children rcquirt: the wry gentlest
.,
CREW lutss LEWIS’ milk
t
It 'ltotonnph at Mt
gs swt Lawn
“Willow” cinema
, .ltup we CAN
- "PROVE rt
50 aria” Dominion Iovor'l’alls to Produce lilo llulmi Quail:
lSL'SZLr-«is' Illil: wins {cry thin and it was less than two Heel in length when
. ‘" she began using Dundcrinc. She says her hair and scalp are now luirly
4',th. wlth new life and vigor.
ThflvI the main secret of this great romp-(It's success as a lilir grower, It en-
5;! livens. inrijorltt‘s and lairly Hecti'il'ics thr- hlll‘ gland! InII “I.“‘I oi the
scalp. cruising unusual and unheard-oi pt'litiiy on the part oi thou: two most impor-
. um org-nSJ‘OIIIItlI'Ig in a stronuouo and continuous growth
,_ of the hair.
,LA
The lullowing is n "I‘prtiilut‘liofl‘bf Miss l.r-\vis' lust lr-tier:
January 3, 1%.
meat for beltcr puy should cvcrywllcrc
lic cxtcndcd lo tcachcrs. Xcvcr have
lhc schools of this country had so im-
portant a pnrtkto play In our civiliza-
tion as at tho proscnt timc. and noth-
Ililz clsc is so important about the
actor of tho lrachors, Monthly or
.VHll‘ll' rates or payment of teachers
that s-‘clncd ampic liitccn or twenty
ylars ago are (lulu: insufficient now.
This is into with rcspcct to tho public
schools. and it also applies to higher
institutions. whcrc tho saiurics of tin-
profcssors ought to Iii‘ made sufficient
to attract and holll a supcrior class of
mm.
"'l'hc problclii is a very sci-ions one;
and it dcscrrcs carcful consldcration
throughout ”to country. it‘ tin-n- is
on" l‘cuson stronger thati anotbcr wily
Den Doctor Kutmllonz—
You Imuw I told _\ou in my iii-st lrtlcr that nu hair would
not reach much liclou int shoulders, and that all oi ii togcllu-r
only made our lint lirnitl.
. l tun sending )(ni my photograph.which l Illul when at Slew-its
Bros. it tells the uholu slur) better than I can tell it.
[in-wholly I know is using Dainrlcixnc, so )ou M‘r I inn doing
nonletllinl,r to allow my apprrt‘iatiou.
Staci-rely tours. (Mial EVA LEWIS.
DIH‘CI‘IHO‘thcs the scalp healthy and fertile and harm it
iio. It is‘tl‘lc greatest scalp lcrlilircr and Ilicrclorn the greatest
hI'P-pl‘oduoihg l'Ol'I'IOd’ the world has ever known
It is a natural loud and a wliolmnno medicine for hath tho hair
and scalp. EV." I 250 “St“ I“ 't Wu'w‘ m."
'gonulno'til‘o in your hair than a gallon of
any other hair- tonlo ever made. It show.
. it
now at .n «rout-t. tit our» um.
25 cents. 50 aunt- and It. [or luttio
FREE ' To show how qtllt‘kl,“ "fllldel‘llm ‘ms we It’lll «no
I
I Inigo umplull‘ru’ by return mail to any our who
mutt lIlII unn'rultciiienl lotlm Ito-mun», Duh
.u-rtun ct... r lit-mun.» llllvllll‘ll‘ um: sud satire-snort ill «all in
silver or stamps in NI) liout'l‘o.
«A..-
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THE
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thrilling Means of Waterway.
gansportalion to Overcome
- Wtiictllli'es’ in tiiloving Com-
‘5 ,ig‘ierce
‘tlilisumo'rotv. March 8.~»-».~’tl a;
" liniéfiwhon thc country is clamoring!
for from lllt‘hlls of transportation to
assié‘l thc ovcr-burdcilcil railroads in
.. 'lllOl‘filg coilinicrcc, it is a notcwortltr
‘lactii‘thut. Italy is struggling with ihc
sam‘ problem. It is cvcn mew notc-'
worlty, in thc‘l’ucc of thc'passagc by
land the country lbc vital illipoltancc‘
u . ....... .- n».-.
BUSlNESS "iN THE 'H
dccli rivers and canals, and Franco. O‘USE.
have been enabled to push thcir gotltls
in cvery monitor of thc world, luring Favorable Report Regarding
them down in foreign iuarkcls at the
lowest. possibic cost for getting thcnl
there ' iiAit'l‘ii‘tiRii, :lilu'cb 8.1—”i‘hc ilousc
Aldioulzh thc amount curricd by tho {WV-Will" Willi H limit our l’t-stcrday out
hill just pusscil by Congress 951““. mg to dclmtcs. 'l‘hc busincss of
“blips a room-(L ii is not Ill) 1,, 1“,. l‘tlllllllt“ nnturc doiu- includcd action
mark sci by the National Rims and "'W ”"9 I“””“'i“‘i "‘W'W'U'WZ
Harbors Congress. which 1,, scokinlz 1,, Accoptauco or t‘murablc l't'ptil‘ltl on
mm. thc govcrn‘mcnt 5,.1 “5111,. a iiai a bill to coiniicl rcgislraliou III mivl-
sum of “0,0009% a your for tbc mm; wirorl': for thc building of a road from
1.911110“ 01' \l‘ull‘rwul's tlt'l'l'lillllllt‘lll. lauglcvillc to tho Slalc (‘oilcgc tit
invest’
ments of Securities in Norwaik.
Vl‘lux bill clil'l'icu in cash availabil- l’or Storrs; validating tbc liuciivillo Fair
illicmdiatc use approximately Sillliutl, Association; uninvoraliic l'tlll‘ll‘li‘l fi‘l‘
000; thc i't"lllilllltli‘l' is mcrclv author- “X‘t’lldllls lbc lllllt' of organizing the
vized for a continuation of work lllltli‘l‘ "0"” ““‘l Mortgage ”“iil'ii'ill‘l' CW“
war. or coursc, it alum bills are as “star: rosin-dint: lnvufilmi'lilxyf WW
”hm,” its ”1,. our ms, passed, ”1,. rltlcs by stivlnlzs banks of Norwalk.
amounts of cash avaiiuliln cvcniuullv I’l‘llm iIlc caioluillr tho allllllllllllll!" 5*
will reach ouch your ”,1, “an“. 5", by of Seth Barnes and lini‘dcltt- A. Pcrk
thc National llivcrs and Harbors l‘on- “5 ‘ll‘IWllll‘ iudgcs ol' Bl'lsltil Wr‘l'i‘ Styli.
gross. 'l‘hls orgunizutiou will labor to l0 1"" J‘illlfllll‘l’ "lilililllllm‘i ”I" “‘l'
' , . , . , 1. ,W. ow ug mat Li'S wcro pas-sci :
that ”M and “m mg‘ upon “mm-3‘ Colict'i'iliiliz the i.i1cilticld law Lil.»
ral'y; .‘llllciltling iltc act so that bor-
i‘owors of motor \chiclos shall I.lt‘ liti-
‘ bin to liunisblucut as arc sit-alcrs of
-0\‘Pl‘nml>ut ()flicialsand thosc intuit-mimi- \‘chiclcs: to permit lumlvos of
“N's of Congrcss W110 Eli” are ill'l'i' thc l’caco clocicd iu Ntl't't‘llllit‘l' to tale
11“? watching Willi Illit'll'l.’Ni illt.‘ “10“" oath until the following May: incl'cal-
mom. undcr Wily to make» of (lcorgc in
or this worlt to all lint-a tii' roummrcc.
iii
g the. salary of the chic! clcrk of the _
lhc taxing pmvcr should lay a {iron-r
thuml upon thc growing \‘t't'tlllll of the
jgrt 1H (orlioratioiis and upon llit‘ in.
Econo- of vast pl‘lvllll. fortune, it is lic-
causc tin.- state must. adcquntcly pcr-
‘forui its z'cspousibilc task of «location.
1it' thcrt- is to bc compulsory attun—
‘dtlncc of schools. thori- must be schools
‘WUlill lbc alill'lltllllg, and ample prori»
[Slull for all thc clllidrcn. it than" is
’u) bl. cxtcuslon oi‘ child-lainir laws and
‘llt'llt'l‘ unforced citclusion of Cllildrcll
.i't'olll factorli-s. mint-s mu! various gain-
llopcd such a systrni of education all
{to add inimcnscly to thc efficiency oi
{the t'hliti Wilcii. at a lllll‘l‘ attc, lic joins
,lhc army of brcadv‘iuucru. IA! us rc-
lpcnl. than, that liu- crutrul pact in tho
isohcttl system is thc tcnchsr. and
(that wc cannot cxpcct to how Illi"
il‘iglil sort of lcachcrs in tho ion-.1 run
Iwithoul paying thrill cnouigli to Justlly
1lhcui in regarding: lhcir prot’cssiou as
. .1 pi rmancul calling rathcr than a icin-
lllorarl' nlukcshlit.”
scores.
South Norwalk
Union School
District.
Notlcc is. borcby pitch that an as-
?"t-srulcnt of tho rcal anti t'alublo t':-‘.-
il't'tc. within lllc suid district has “"0"
ll‘nitlc on tho town list of ltitlli, and that
Isziid list has this (hit lit‘t‘ll dcpositcd
lliv lllc clerk of said district at. thc
oilicc of thc scicctmcn. No. .1 itnilroad
Hat-v, South Noruuilc. (‘onm l‘or cx-
autinutiuu. and that thc hoard ol‘ rc-
iiei‘ will lllt‘l‘l at tho oiilcv- of said so-
'I'X‘ililt'll, .\'o. .3 Railroad l’lm-c. on tho
ji2lh day of March. A. ll.. will. at L'
lo'ciocir p. m., to hcar and dctcrnliuc
lull alipcuis uiutlc to lhcan for tiu‘
lvltlllilll'lilllt)“ and licrfcctlug of said
.Jtlst‘rillllt‘lll H,
l ilulcti :it tlu- t‘ily of South .‘x‘orttallt.
Hippo” this. tbc L‘d day of March. A.
l).,1lil07.
i
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Q Noticc is llci‘cliy also givcll that all
schools as tho qualification and char-I
l‘ul cmploymcnts, there must be dove ‘
The
M .
cognition ,
and sahmt l)0\\'(‘l rcgnlulor you can
girl: tlicln. Violcnt purgulivcs are'
illxl‘ly to (lo more harm than good.
Ami momovcr, they cause unucccssary
«suit-ring from gripiug antlralauscu.
f” V"... ,t. , .
in the strong»!
ever undo. If
than Ordotlien
do not. benefit
yum-if you're
, ,
'4»
Orderilcs”
arc undoubtedly the burst llowcl-mctlicinc for
childrcn (‘t'cr discovered: They assist Na-
ture to rcilcw hcr functions so quietly and
nzltiil'ally thut there is no illil'ilt,‘tlhi‘.lllll€§§
whatever. The)" t'urc constipation without
not entirely at-
immanent:
“*1! H n y 8- c It
“to empty box
a MI W a w ill
promptly bond
ggripin g or nausea, and afford immcdiuic and bull your mon-
lastiilg relief. 07. Tho com-
plcto lfol‘mui
la of tho-o luv
Imfivdo ‘glvcii
chall Oriicrlics are pleasant tasting,
vanilla fizivorctl tablets, and childrcn take
them as cagerly as they Would candy.
' ,: 1'.‘ ggggzgfiggtigjz if: * . “U” I .3. -‘ t": '
T HE liliFFlJliil; PHABMHHY THE BRIDGE Piliiliilcl
. thaatNorwaik
irons
RURAL ELIVERY SERVICE.
\VASHIN .'I‘0N. March 8.4The rc‘
port on the operations of the rural tie.
lircry service no to March 1. 1907,
made» public todav by the iourth assis.
taut lioslumslur-goitcrni. shows that
thc total mimhcr of petitions rccciv-
ed up to that datc was 59.920. upon
which iffilll atircrsc have lit-ell made.
and there arc now in operation 3?.-
332 routcs. A total of 1.41] petitions
are now pending. .
, . , ,. .. . ..., ,.._ . ..... _. "3" W....;_. “ ‘
lEquUISIte New Laces.
An indescribable and unequalled display of beautiful Allvaer
Fancy Nets in the extra widths for making Waists. also a handsome
line of Lace Yokes, Chemiscttes, Galloons, Banding. Festo‘ons land
Edges, the very newest and most approved styles for spring and
shimmer. All we ask is an opportunity to show them to you.
N; 'E. RYA" ‘ a. co.-
96 Washington Street, South Norwalk‘
ur Liieywork is‘to at:
COST OF LONDON'S EDUCATION:
Fir-z millions u l'cur is lIiI‘ cost ”Hi
London's , ctlucutioil. t‘rovernnlcnt
grants int-cl two of those millions.
lhc rates till-cc. 'i‘ho tlt'cragc roll of
tho clcnicutarv schools is 75tl,tlll0
childrcn. The staff of icachcrs in tin-
sorvico of tlic Council numbcrs uboht
20,000. 01' ihcsc about 17.000 urn cu:
gala-d in public clcmcnlurv Schools,
and rcccivc salaries amounting to ot'cr
2.0llti.lnltl a your.
No Matter What Yo
qr‘
which the drops consist. .
HOYT’S THEATRE
bun—ho
ENTIRE WEEK,
COMMENCING MONDAY. MARCH 4.
AVERY STRONG COMPANY.
THE PLAYS.
, ‘Evetlingo.’
Friday—At Pikefs Peak.
Saturday—4A Devil’s Lane
Malice".
Friday~Tho Minister's Sweetheart.
Saturday-Mary Joucs' Burglar.
”Special Vaudeville Novelties Between
t
Acts.
Elaborate Scenic and Electric Eftects.
Popular Price: ...... 10c, 20c aid 30c
"""" éliééi'il' Lilia? nun: ' ' ' ' ' ' '
This coupon. together with 15 .
. ccnts, will purchase a choice re-
. starved seat for Monday evening’s
. perlormanw, it presented at All-
. vance Sale at any time before 5
. p. in. Monday.
Good for ladies Only!
How's THEATR
THURSDAY. Million 14.
AT PINEY niece.
97
DAVlD HiGGiNS.
The Greatest of All southern Plays.
With ~
VAN H..KlNztE
And Exceptional Cut.
A Complete Production.
Carload of Special Scenery.
PRICES ............ 25:. 50c and 750
BAS
NORWALK ARMbRY.
EVERY . MOflDlev mom
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NEXT GAME,
MONDAY EVENING; MARCH 11,
MANHATTANS, of New York,
I.
COMPANY _F. »
_ Preliminary Game ,
MONTAUKS vs. MYSTIC cuAms.’
Alter the games there is dancing
each evening until midnight, without
extra charge. , , _
ApMisstou.1,25,,camsg’
First game begins at 8 o'clock.
J—t—u—t -‘
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Washington University a distincllvcly
national educational institution.
‘lluliawt'ill-Slifliiligi
A:BU.INE§S courts: “‘1". ' Rink
"W” ' . “ "‘2 ‘ 3:0; '.. . . . ... . ... . ..,
Congress of thc grcatcst l'th‘I’s and “m” ”(Mill m.‘ "“W‘m‘m ‘“ 3 -’ WW “Masai ssllitiit of tin lt..ll .iud Lil-till! rs
liar rs upprOprlatlou bill over passcd,
tho i taly Is adopting the saulc mcaus
of interwar transportation to ot'cr-
too tile difficulty, "
. su'l, J. E.,Dunuiug, of Milan, just
beluga Congress“ adjourned, made a
spe’yd rcport on the situation in tlaly.
'l‘hggcport was read with much inter-
est» y members of Congress. and es-
andllfllarbors Connulttcc of the iiousc.
Coifiul Dunning's report shows that
the Agovernnicntowned railroad lint-s
0f aly during the last year liauicdl
$7.. .000 more ill, freight than in the
pr ,ous corresponding period. Des-
pit .‘ this great. cinematic, busincss in .
; is in a-B'wtiei'iflsuuc because ofi
theflnubillty of the lincs to haudio tiu-
tm c. As u rcsult the littiian govern-
_ me is contemplating a prcat system
of dftlnals and canalizcil rivers as a so
lutifiit ot' the Jdilllculty.
'llitle principal SClltj'llli‘ in this pro-
, graih is the deepening of tho clnutucl
. 1 of dJlivcnPoirom ntlioiut near Pa-
t'ialotitlvfl'd ltd the sea, with tho lilti-
matezuhlecc'or making u‘st-nllort of;
Milan, which is many llllltlS inland.
Causal Dunning says: a .
“ ‘iléfl‘fils now. :1 canal. connection
betu’e n’l‘hlihm and Pa'viu, about 25
miles long, through an aucictu chau-
ncl which has bccu ill active. usc i'orcl
inorgwt‘hgn six, hundred roars. ’l‘hous-
ands of canal boats from the Po come
to Milan every year, pass through the
Gill's, Eu ,llsysteni (which is founded
“on tho; otmlllefenslve meats of the mid-
dle ages), andprocced northward to
the tlaiiau lakeh,’otjvlce‘versa. ,
“in conne‘ctioil lithth‘e Po project
, , .. Wand, rebuilding oi.
fit cpn‘al‘tiystem is plan;
th‘fa‘nnulple biotin on
_ i111 ' f‘,Miion,"wlll‘ give the
ct tint, , ,or’ajport, though it is
, lttol’»~'loahy’mlips inland. The aim
o, the plan istofet’lableliarges of sev-
l‘ol bundledé’t’onit lburdeu-to come in
low from our A‘drltifi 1dlifec'tly to the
ty gates.-' ~ eati‘tlg‘and ex-
’ min; wt, infer! from the
region, bbtll‘éhlrmln ‘a system of
«transportation which is “bound
‘ Mlgm, cctiupou the in-
” 0 me of the district.
1. oil as upon thatiof the entire
doln and Southei'ht coupe; The
nment is giving” Dinette-.11 old by
jdlngnll the preliminary work
q" undertaking, which is to be a'
plant work pure and simple,
- ,. .th‘acont' isllwill be open to
, Willa. micron «
‘ . m not considerable sur-
,_ the United Staten. as been
rd among well nations
‘ oping its its always: All of
. , utrleii ot cthe world
, ,iiyggné. of trans-
. monologue-a.
lightedto- enter
cmu‘iof the elim-
' M. ‘lvtgi. h ortutlotl,‘
. W' tatldllgg) cirfiica-
gt "within" .
pee ”fly by the members of thc lllt'crs ‘
,nud in Congress, irrespective of poll-
'I'IHW allow jtlsllt‘cs oi the police to root in
university authorilics are at Work abSl-usc of thc judgc or assistant
raising a fun of 3400.000 for tho pul‘v judge at New London: nuthorlzing lhc
chusc of a siic suitablc for tho growing towns of Vernon and Mitlriicilcid to is»
ncads of the institution, and although ,sm» ponds, and a muubcr ot’ minor
they have boon engaged in tho (‘iilll- matters,
paign loss than a work, tnorc than: Tim ilouso tbcn adjourned.
ono-qutntcr oi the amount has bccn, '
subscribed.
The plan to make George Wushing- "years. no appetite and what i did
too University a model American uiii- [cat distressed ine‘tcrrlbiy. Burdmk
varsity has appealed to the patriotic 3 Blood Bitters cured iuc.”~—J. H. Waik-
pl‘ide of leaders in thc miministralion for, Sunbury. Ulllo.
thcl iMMl‘aRANTs LEGALLY ‘HERE.
colors? WASHINGTON. March 8.«~A our»
tics. Situated in the capital of
United Stall-s, the instituion
advantages that cannot be
in other centers of learning.
thc Wealth of material coat
the archives of the different, dcpart- “ell by Attorney-Getlcmi Bonaparte
merits. and is in 01050 l0ui‘h “‘ilh ill“ as to whether certain immigrants who
“‘Iltllt‘ world through lllt‘ diifcrcm for- were landed in South Carolina lust.
cltm representatives quartered hcrc. failure legally in this country. 'l‘ho
0f immense value as a storehouse of opinion, in elfcét, is that the immi-
rci’crcnce Is the Congressional Libra-igmma twei'e cutitled to admission to
rt. one of the finest. collections oillhp United States and that they are in
books and historical documents in tho tum-.1 cmmtl-y legally. This opinion
world. agrees with that rendered on the same
The work of raising funds is pro- case by Soicltor Earle oi lllu Depart:
cccdiug systematically. Through ll.nlent ,of omniercc and Labor.
Citizens' and the Alumni committees? Tilehtt l‘ney general holds i'urthcr,
the wealthy residents of the capital that. u' tiertheprovisions oi the recent.
are pouring in their contributions, and ly cn’cted immigration act, the immi-
thc students themselves have pledged grants in Question could have bccu cx~
a subscription of not less than $10.. (tllltltlily,
000. The plan is being pushed for- '
ward enthusiastically. and it is expect-
ed that the $400,000 necessary to pro
cure a site. for the new institution will
i
1‘ 11M or Justice yesterday concerning an on.
be secured before the_llrst oftha‘com- M . .
lug month. , ,f . , 1 ,.
it is the intention to have whisking. III K .
ton supply the moneylllor the proposed ' 1..
new grounds andftlhgn .tq appeal to Beoriktho
the country allergeiorrmore funds
for the equipment, oh the, lulltlt‘utl' n.
The university. aflith‘e, meantime, is
in a position to begin 3: ct) swell“
of from six tO‘.ae.Y‘5lI.~Ereat Iliulltlllllfi.
once the site indetermtned upon. 0!
these half-dozen drac'huiltings, two
and possibly three'w'lll be erected by
friends of the institutions... . .
The question of applets fiiving the
(acuity some trouble. Thls‘inconveil-
icnce does knot-arise fro mo. scarcity
oi offerings, but. rather the reverse.
A number or parcels of ground are
under consideration, one of them be-
ing a tract known as the Dean place.
This land iii the highest. spot. in Wash-
in ton and would make an ideal locu-
no {or the university were it n trifle
larger . President Charles W. Need-
han; ‘99" that there is not enough
acreage‘to permit or rapid growth, and ‘
for that reason he is hesitntlng about
closing thence]. .
It: 1111?”)«3 ti good,thlng it the uni-
vcrolty id acquire the Dean property,
for almost every Congress for many
years back has been urged to buy it
tmrmmtismnmti to fibbmubd .mr
Signotu'e, of I
srAMrbno gainer! DIES 'm‘
, H R.
STAMFORD. March 1: 8.-Willisni , .l.
Horton. a former, aged sixty-five was
found dead in. a chub-ht his home in
the suburbs yesterday.
weeks ago his wife dropped dead whilo
going to church, since thou Horton
had lived alone. Kean (license is gluon-
ns cause of: death,“ ' . ,
i—dfl-m—n—fi-W
canon-tr. connexion.
Orlno Laxativ
totes thellver a d thoroughly cleaner!
or “111016.!de ,,10l«ch9llr.'1:t is the
best i itntlve to :1
as it it lotion g pleasant. and. noel
notysllpla .or alkali. r ,
super-lo: to villi. Millie“ Wittel‘lftlntl
all hr‘dtn‘nry‘ cathqztlcit asult does hot,
irritate the ,stomnclt. and bowels.
Planters, puts. flirt? and Blower &.
Bradley. , . ' " r :3“
‘. v
themlwtomm ..Twni .Hmlso.leth ' 5.
‘lnslstoutlrggula; y this? bill has up- BEClIIQTKFt‘IV Jr , 639£Afiifl1h
Denim“ w ”3" Mg“ i’ii .t it ‘ A! ‘ ,1 it; » :v1‘~‘s.i , .w .
has dlo‘ :peitco idly it‘llflllic'colllm Ho... 0(th KM ”ht; ottlli’a'gtuili, '
Congress, however, is getting tired a! lists its
villi; in
new “
limit‘atellf amica- . ..
—“Hud th'spepsiu or indigestion tori
duplicutcd 'nicnl was issued by tho Dcpurtnicnte
“WWI ilPinion submitted ,to l’rcstdcut, Rouse"
A? sums...
About six ‘
Fruit, Syrup alimuw. ,
the System ,and gloom thqpomnlexlou , I
(linen tutti children I
too iii much ;
{late of tho said Iiistrirtt which was so
‘cltuatcd that thcrc was no distinct
,alld sr-pltrutc Sillllk‘s has been mudu by
the assassins. find this day illcd by
like clci'k of mild district at tho other
of tho srlcclmcn, No. 3 Railroad
gl’lacc. (‘ity ol’ South Not-walk. Conn.
Dated at the (‘ity of South ’Norwulk.
Conn, this. thc 2d day of March, 190?.
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MAT l‘HEW CORRET'l‘.
Commute.» of thc South Norwulk in
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GREAT SLAUGHTER iN
'H‘IHYH E * liH-ES‘!
We have bought our Tires at job-
bers' prices and will give the peep}:
of The Norwallcs the but prices on
Bicycle Tires ever offered in towu.
“Honest Goods at Honest Prices."
39 Wall Street, Norwalk.
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Will make u Illii'tl,JIlll'nl)le
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If you are'vno‘t'Satisflcdawith the last Coal you bought, try a ton
from us. Have just received a cargo of Lehigh Coal for furnace and
range, which is the Best mined.
THE HARRIS&GANS comm
Tel 450.‘ 68 Water Street.
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AGENTS FOIWQK“ .11. V
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is. the place for recreation and healthy; '-
.oltcrcise and is becoming more popular
every week. Events for the coming
,v/crik comprise: ' ~ .
. Professor Barucs will give 'att‘ex-
hlbition Saturday evening. with ontlrb
ly new features, audvnli will want. to
'witness it.
Basketball tonight (Wednesdayl‘
Nor-walks against the Blue Ribbons. of
Bridgeport. - . ». . 7- .,,
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Attendance Ail-gut) Day and flight.
mutant «or; corona»
EMBJLMER. '
Qtflce’ anil‘ Resilience.
“SOUTH MAIN ST" '
South Nomalk. ‘Copur
Tel.. 13?. . ”Lady‘ntt’cntlant.
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IHE’ monument co.
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