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timc you buy.

The bridge Pharmacy.

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205 Washington 8!.
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Miss Bessie Geib, of First street,
has gone lo (Tbcslcr, \‘t., to spend part
of the summer.

Tile annual meeting of the East.
Norwnlk First District will be held
in the Fitch School, next Tuesday cro-
hing. June 4, at 8 o‘clock.

Miss Jessie Puncher, 11f Winfield
street, attended the annual senior lun-
chcon of the. New York Froebel NorI
trial, at the Hotel Marseille, in New
York City. last Saturday.

The Crescent Juniors, of East New
walk, were. defeated by the West
Streets, yesterday, by the score of 13
to 7. Reed hit the. ball for two home
runs and W. Ferris, of the West
Streets, knocked one. The. Crescent
Juniors lineup was: Johnson, c.;
Hilles,p.;l\fu1"1a\'1b.; ltec1i.2l.1.; Sec,
311.; Taylor, saz; “crime, if; Gavin,
Disbrow, rf.

$100 REWARD. $100.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Caiarrh. Halls Catarrh Gore
is the only positive. cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh be
ing a cohstilutional disease, requires
a constitutional treatment Hall' 5
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, aci-
lng directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system, thereby
destroying the foundation of the dis-
ease, and glvl 11g the patient strength
by building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing its work.
The,,'proprieiors have so much faith in
its. curative powers that they ‘oficr
One Hundred Dollars for

any case
that it fails to cure. Semi for list of
testimonials.

Address:

F..J CHENF‘Y & (‘0., Toledo 0.

Sold by Druggists. 75c. ‘
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti-
pation. "

 

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Mrs. Hubert F. Home was a visitor
in town yesterday.

The Rownylon Library will be. closed
this evening, it being the last Friday
of the month.

1111011 Wood spent
Brooklyn, where he
brother's grave, 1

Miss llcriha llcard, ot' llelhcl, was a
guest of 111'. and Mrs, E. II .(lumburi,
over Memorial Day.

12111111115 Rice, ol‘llr1l1lI,-,1Ipo1l spent
Memorial Day with Mr. and Mrs. John
Shillin; of Raymond street,

Evelficit Buckley is soon to erect 11
new residence for himself at the 1111*
nor 111" St. John streetgnnd Willie 11ch
nue.Th1I. housc will be a handsome one
and will cost about $8,000.

The Rowuyion baseball team played
two games of ball yesterday on the
Roton Point diamond. in the morning
the Rowayious lost to the 811-81111 team
from'Roion Hill, by 11 score of nine to
four.

E‘x-Commodorc James A. Farrell, of
the Norwalk Yacht club, intends to
keep his sloop yacht "Eolis" through
the present season, and already has
her about ready for the water. In the
dull he intends to purchase a better
and larger craft, the refusal of which
has been secured.

The weather still keeps remarkably
cold and now people are wondering
if 111's apple crop is not imperiled, as
trees are in full bloom and just in, a
condition to be affected ‘Il1y a cold wave
Stidwherrics suffered greatly the past
weel‘r' by the freeze, which came at;
that ’tlme, the hearts of most of the
blossoms being turned black.

Tliere is a tradition that a big storm
always comes when the blossoms are
on the trees The tradition is evident-
ly co11e1l.ll1is ,1'11111.Thc sumo saying
says that another 5101111. may be. (Ix
pected when the blossoms arc all
fallen. The. purpose of this second
storm. says the tradition, is to wash
all insects from the fruit. sets.

The annual meeting of the Rowuy
ton Free I ilI1"111_v Association took
place Wednesday evening. May truth,
in thc Lib1'111,1'. 'll11.I. following lrusiccs
‘were elected. who, in acco1d11ncc with
the constitution, appointed officers
from their own 111cmbers: Mrs. C.
'enry Godfrey, Mrs. W. .l. Crow, Mrs.
._B. Raymond, Mrs. E. H. Lane and
Miss M F Hackiey. The officers for
the 111111111113; your will be: President.
Mrs. Godfrey: first vice-president, M1'.1-1
Crow; second VIcc- president, Mrs J.
3, Raymond, secr1 fury and treasurer.
Miss Hackiey Mrs, Lune remains the
fifth trustee. The

 

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yesterday
decorated

proved beyond a doubt that the U-

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the chairmen of the fair and entertain-
moat

'Iiyhmwi% to support the

every ,

.j follows:
.. taken out during the year was 3,800. an
. increase of 389 over last year’s num-

 

iihnnclnl repouls,
duly audited showed the Library to be
in udatlafactory condition, as well as
the JIbrnrlan's library report, which

increases continually in popu—
Thc reports of

'fimmllloas showed what 1111;111-
k both committee; have done
I. your in 1' sing funds
”my Library, and
both chairmen wlahcd lo thank all who
it so kindly and successfully aided

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their efforts in the past.
and room committees gave reports of

progress In their realms, which were
most interesting to all present. The
chairman of the former committee re
ported 95 books purchased during the
your, comprising the new Encyclopedia
Americana in ill volumes. and a new
Webster‘s international Dictionary, be-
sides other books of value. and inter-
est in tho noil~fictl0n, fiction and juve-
nile departments. Among the 239
books given during the 113311 year may
be mentioned the historical writs of
John Flake in 12 volumes, Fiske' s Civil
Government and other historical and
useful nonfiction books besides many
of the best fiction and juveniles.

The annual report of the librarian of

A . the. Rowayton Free Library, from May

‘ 26th, 1906, to May 29th, 1907, was as

The total number of books

1191'. Of this number 2.688 were iic»
lion; 801, juvenile; 311 non-fiction:
3,800, total. During the. past year, an
account of the number of people enter
log the. Library has been k11pt.’lhc
total has been found to be 1'1, :224. The
number of accessions at the present
date is 1,511, an increase of 334, since
May, llllltl. Of this number 15! were
fiction; o1, juvenile; $15, non-fiction;
F1, juvenile non—fiction; 21, reference;
334. total. The Bodlcy books having
been discontinued, the books belong-
ing to the Library have been more
widely read, and the people have seem-
ed surprised to find that the Library
owned so many good books. Although
1he. greater part. of the books taken out
is tlciion,11. glance at the yearly reports
shows a steady inc reuse in the reading
of the non fiction books, over twice as
many non fitliOll books having been
taken out this year as there were last
year. Especially is this true among
the. children, who are. greatly interest
ed in animals, nature and historical
biography. The liingazines are widely
read, the Scientific American and the
St. Nicholas appearing to be. favorllcs
among the young people. The set of
cncyclor’dias and the new dictionary
are in nae daily and seem to be a great
11pr to the school children. The set
of Shakespeare and books on 511.1ch
pcare's plays. elc., are reserved 1'01
the literary class. By looking at the
past we see that the Library has stood
ily grown year by year. Starting with
lots of shelf room and few books, now
the books have outgrown the shelf.
room, although an addition “as added
during the your. A card catalozne will
be ready for use in a few weeks and
then We, shall be. able. to look the world
in the face. and defy anyone to compete.
with our tlu'co-yoarvold Library.

 

WONDERFUL ECZEMA CURE.
"Our little boy had eczema for live
.Voars," writes N. A. Adams. Ilcnriciln,
Pa. “Two of our home doctors said the
case was hopeless, his lungs bciul:
affected. We then employed other doc-
tors but no benefit resulted. l‘Il
chance we read about Electric Bitters;
bought a bottle, and soon noticed i111-
movement. Wc continued this medi
1ine until several bottles were used
when our buy was completelv cured. "
Best of all blood medicines and body
building heath lo11ics.lluaranlccd at
F. H. Baxter's. South Norwnikt and E.

 

P. Weod's, Norwalk, drug stores.
500. u
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
'l'llc Norwnlk (lhornl ‘ljniou will

within :1 wcck 111' two come to Noroiou
to give 11 grand concert in tlic Sold-
ilIl's’ “1111111 for illi' l‘llll‘i'illlllilli‘ni of
the old soldiers. The (ll'('lll,‘l~'il‘:l will
ilt‘i'tllllllllllV ilnI chorus. and Mrs.
llccll llurilaud will be ll11- aoioisl.
Kennedy" s Inixziiivo Cough l‘ yrup ls
BETTER than any other cough remedy
because its laxative principle assurcs
a healthy, copious action 111' the bow
els and at the some time it heals ir-
citation of the ll11'111t and alloys in
ilnmnmiion of lhc nnlcous membrane.
Contains Honey and Tar, pleasant. to

take. Children like it. Sold by The
(‘lifford Pharmacy and The Bridge.
Pharmacy. "'

WILTON.
Miss Abbie Rundcl, of New York
is the guest of MiSs A. E. Carpenter.

H. G. Thomson is having his housn
painted. W. S. Olmsicad has the con-
tract.

Mrs. Hannah Amblcr, of liurlbutt
street, cntértaincd Rev. Charles Marks
on Sunday. ‘

Mrs. Frank Weston and son, George,
were guests over Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs, H. G. Thomson.

Mrs. Francesca. ‘Ncsbiti, of Pelham,
N. Y., was the. guest Monday and Tucs-
day 11f Mrs. J. M. Bells.

Miss Cornelia 11111111101111, of New
lork was in town on Sunday at her
cottage in llurllmll street.

The. Reading (‘ilclc met 'l‘luirs-lay
afternoon with Miss linlhcrlnc Slur
1:111. it was a wry pleasant gnlllcrln 1;

Mr and Mrs, James Fl'HHl‘litli‘ll, of
New \111',l1 have. reopened their pleas-
unl. cottage, Red 011k, for the. 1411111
mer.

Mr, and Mrs. liorbcrl Ogden and

family, of Brooklyn, have. taken pos-
session of their attractive summer
home.

Memorial‘ Day will be commemorat-
cd lly .1 special service Sunday cven
lug In the Congregational Church A
suitable program will be rendered.

James Raynor, who has spent ovor
15 years in the faithful employ of
Il‘ttd Morgan has secured another pu
sltlou With Mr. Swanwi‘ck, in North
Wilton.

Parties from the city this week look-
ini’ for summer board were unable to
obtain accolhmbdatlons. There is
room for another bbardiiig button In
this locality

Mra J. McEwen Betta- and daughter
Miss Ethel, 11m left town to spend
the summer with relatives in St Louis
Before leaving for the West they will

 

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our afternoon
' inn Olmstt 'nd.

, a short time with their 1111111
friends in the East.

The b11111» 111111“
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Thréc white Wore
ed and those winning prizes were Mrs.
G A. Davenport, Miss Mary F. Greg-
ory, Miss Florence Gilbert and Miss
A. E Carpenter, in the order named
The club will meet T11cs1lay,.lu11c lltll,
with Mrs. Bruce McQueen.

A number of those interested in halo
any have recently enjoyed an uplor-
iug expedition and have secured ucv
cral syccimens of Wilton flora An
especially interesting plant gathered
was a species of orchid the color at
delicate shaded pink and the leaves
glossy of a dark green huc, comparing
la1o1ably with some hot house exotics

 

 

“Here’s to your health and happi-
ness"—-—Dertt's Little Early lilsera~
famous liitlcI pills Sold by The (Jill
ford Pharmacy and The Bridcc Phar
macy "

. INTERCOLLEGIATE CONTESTS.

Today for Annual Events.

BOSTON, May 31.« Seldom in the 32
years of intercollegiate athletic track
and field championships has ihcrtI
been such a wealth of runners, leupcra
and weight throwers of high ability as
gathered today for the annual two
day’s incetln the Harvard Stadium.
nor has the outcome or lhc contest
ever been quite so much in doubt. it
seems almost certain that some of the
111111115 In the thirteen events will be
displaced by boiler figures during the
two days and that Cornell, which won
the championslulp in the Stadium last

the. title.
A new aspirant for intercollegiate
honors this year is the University of
Michigan, holder of the Western
championship. which has sent a r-cmar
knbly fast and strong team. Whether
Michigan will displace Cornell or sul-
pass the efforts of Pennsylvania, Yale
or ll111'111 rd in one of the questions that
was on the. lips today of nearly every
one who to interested in athletic
sports.
Willi 11 those five universities have.
lt‘IpreslIniaiives in nearly e1e1 y event.
they will nol only have to contend ag
ulnar each other. but against some 1111
usually strong and fleet men from
smaller institutions who may prove
unexpected factors at critical periods.
Such men as lloulon Miller, of
Princeton. and 1111111] of Amherst
in the 100- -'yald dash; Show, of Dart
mouth, and Hubbard of Amherst, in
the high and low hurdles: 011 of S)‘
mouse, in the hammer thr;ow and so-

as almost sure point winners if not
capable of taking first place in those
evcnls.

it is generally expected that. Why,
of Yale, after his world breaking per-
formance over the high bar at. the Har-
vard and Yale games two weeks 111111
will act 11 new mark for the pole vault;
that 'l",11,\'lo1 the colored film from
l’cnnsybania. will 11. tter the. time i"oi
lhc 11111111111- mile. that Shaw, 01' Dart-
nlouth or Garrolts, of Michigan, 111111
boiler the figures in the high buld
Ins and that pc1hnps Hubbunis, of A111-
luIrsi or Gurrctls may possibly accom-
plish the low barrier!I in insiIIr time
llillllt cvc1y before. It is also thought
limt the half mile rccorllmny go by the
board and that its the mile may also
i1,1}l in fact at lcastwflyo of the. thir-
lccn collegiate records are considered
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~licavy, impure blood makes a
muddy, pimpiy complexion, headaches,
nausea indigestion. Thin blood ma
ken you weak, pale, sickly. liurdo1k
lllood liillcrs makes tho. blood rich,
1'cd,pulov—rcsio1cs perfect health.

FLAG DAY PROCLAMATION. .

 

 

On Fourteenth Day of June He asks
Display of Stars and Stripes.
ll1\li'l‘iI‘.t)ill1 May 31~~'l 111' follow
ing proclnnmiio11 was issucd from lllc

cxcculivc olilc 1I yesterday:

llollinb S.',W11od1uif (111vc1'.110r
State of Connecticut,
A PROCIAMATION,

in sympalhv with the spirit of ”K
triolism that prompted recognition by
slalutc. 11f the day in 1777 upon which
the Continental (‘ongloss ofllclaiiy de-
clared the. Stars and Stripes the nation
11l 01111110111. I hereby designate. Thurs-
day the fourteenth day of June,'as
Flag Dav.

I recommended that on that day the
people of Connecticut display the nu-
tloual flag from all public buildings
from schoolhouses, places of business
and from their homes, in token of their
loyalty to our flag and in grateful ac-
knwledgement of the sacrifice of sol-
diers, sailors and patriots to win the
benefits of our liberty and of our go
verument, of which the flag is a sym-
bol.

Given under my hand and Seal of the
state, at the capitol in Hartford, this
thirtieth day of May; in the year of
our Lord one thousand nine hundred

and seven. and of the independence

'of the United States the one hundred

and ihir~iy first.

ROLI [N S. WOODRUFF.

By his lechlencv' s Command,

'1‘ IIE()I)L1RE‘ BODIENWFZIN,

Sct'crclury.

BEST FOR WOMEN AND CHILD

RE .

011 not count; of its mild action and
pleasant tat-do ()rlnn Laxative Fruit
Syrup is especially recommended 1111
wumcn and children. It. does not nau
sonic or gripc llké p is and ordinary
catl1artlcs.0rlno ' .nxatIVoI Fruli
Symp aids digestion and stimulates
the liver and b‘owcls without lrrllal-
ing them. Remember the name Orino
and refuse substitutes. Plalsted's
Drug Store 11111] Thu Clifford Phar-
macy. ,

DAMAGE FROM EXCESBIVE RAINS

IIAKT‘ CHARLES 1.11., May 'll. «—
Steamboat passengers who have arrlv
ad here after having passed through
Cameron Parish. via Calcn. lcu River.
reported that the parish was under
water running in an almost loyal sheet
to the gulf. Stock raising is threat
cued with great lo‘sa. ’ An eight-Inch
111.111 fcli youlcrdny in and about Luke
1 "ha1l1:11 stopping street. railways and
forums many persons to wade through
winter thigh deep to their business.
Bridges are ulder water at many plu-

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me of Miss entran- ‘,
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Athletes Gather at Harvard Stadium .

Iyear will have to fight hard to retain 1

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lllllllL SALE. TEI MILLION BOXES.

 

SENATOR HALE IMPROVED.
BAil’l‘lMOliE. May ill.-—~Sci1al11r
Eugene lialc, of Maine, who is 11 pa»
limit at lohn Hopkins Hospital here
had a |111Iiiv good night last night and
was feeling quite 1I11111iort11l1le this
morning, it was stated, at the hospi-
tal. The senator’s case was progress-
ing in a wholly satisfactory manner,
it was'mided. 5'4 .
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10 BUILDING LOTS AND 4 MOD-
ERN COTTAGES. HARD-WOOD

 

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ALL IMPROVEMENTS.

 

FOR PARTICULARS INOUIRE OF

Charles E. Hoyt.

 

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GLOV E R ’S
the place.
HANAN 6 SON,
$5.00.
RALSTON HEALTH,
114-00-
ELITE,
$3.50 and $4.00.
SHOES AND OXFORDO
for Men. 1
OXFORDS AND POMPA TIES

All leathers, for women.

Phone. 542-2.

Mr“ Pi

Wear shoes

THAT FIT

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for Lawn and Garden

 

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GROUND BONE
(Pure, unadulterated)

WOOD ASHES
(from‘ Hickory wood)

 

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PULVERIZED SHEEP MANURE
(From Chicago Stock Yards)

 

All the above sold In bags or bar-
rels for your cotivlnlent use.

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Mrs. Trout—fiWhal is the matter?

Mrs. Shad—Jock uscd such tell‘lble
language. in the presence. of the child-
ien.lIl1I. said ho would be plunked if

hc went out -—l\'1-I\v iork Sun.
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. SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY.

SHEET MUSIC
I51: 3 copy.

San Antonio, When You Know
You’re Not Foruottcn by the Girl You
(‘11111' Folgci, 'I‘Ilc. Best Thing in Life.
Sonlobody’n \Vnitllif for You. Willi
Flying Colors. Virginia. liurry Von Til-
zer's Dance Folio, and others.

WM. A. 11111111311111.1113

MUSIC STORE. ,
Donovan Block, 132 Washington Bi.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.

 

Il'l‘cleplionc Cull 97-51.

Gregory’s Point!

EAST NORWALK

Shore. lllnncrs and All Kinds of Sea
Food (looked to Ordcr.

Bathing and fishing.

Bath Houses to Rent by the Season

John o'smliv'an,

Proprietor.

FLOORS. ELECTRIC LIGHTS AND .-__. _ ‘

 

we arc Demonstration This; Week 111;
HEWITT AUTOMOBILE

Delivery Wagon and Run-

about
Will be pleased to give. domonstra~
tions to anyone who would like a. first-
class car in either slyfc.

F. E. [UNKNiNNl 81 80.

“Honest Goods at Honest Prices."
30 Wall Strut. Norwnlk.

 

 

M0111 1.11111

Money loaned to all salaried cm-
ployes and housewives on their own
name, without cndorser. ALL TRAN-
SACTIONS STRICTLY CONFIDEN-
ITIAL.

Call and see us.

Independent loan and Se-
curity 00.

anlland Bldg" Washington 8'
Office Hours, 9 n. m. to 8 p. m.

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HNNNBEE NANNNSNN

45 Wall 8h, Nor-walk. ""73,
I4 Washington St, So. Norwnlk.

Real Estate and Insurance.

We have several decided bargains
In Incomc produclng property that
most Increase In value with the rapid
growth of the town. -

HORSES

. CARLOAD No.4, 1907.

OhIOHorses

Consisting of Draughtorl, Business
Chunks, and Drivers.

These Horses will be guaranteed as
represented 01;, money refunded.
,Rcspectfully,

OSCAR H. BANKS

SALES AND LIVERY STABLEB
River street. Norwslk.

 

 

 

DA VID W. R! YMOAD,

Funeral DIrB‘cior
and 'Embalmor.

 

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1! North Mgln 31:1, South Norwnlk
Recldenc 6 Washington St.
Telephone at hound. 693.
Telephone .1 office, 838-21

 

 

 

 

 

 

PR ESTtO-LITE IAN K8,

Auto Garage.

repaired. Tires, Lamps. Oils.

Cells. Spark Pings. etc.

204 WASHINGTON OT.-

PREST-O-LITETANKB.

 

11—111 scorn NORWALK"

STORAG‘

WAREHOUSE.

.3, for _.
FURNITURE. PIANOO, ETC.
Tclcphona, 349—6.

For Particulars Address
(3. Nb MOKN'a'Ny

Office. Room 4.H:vlla11d Block,
Wlnhlngton Strut.

 

 

 

 

and Machine Shop.

Automobiles stored. overhauled and
Dry

Launch Engines, Covers, Curtains,
Tarpaullna. Tonto, Awnings and Sails.

E. B. Robertson. Proprietor.

 

 

 

 

BUY .YOUR GROCERIES

AT STULL’S
AND SAVE MONEY.

20 lbs ‘(lranulaied Sugar .1...I $1. 00
The \'c1y Bea 't Creamery Butler,

pcr lb. . 28c
Shoulders, por lb. .............. lie
2 pkgs. Grape Nuts 2150
2 pkgu, Cream of Wheat 251:
M Good Eggs
3 Guns Sugar Corn 250

A full line of Fiat: and Vegetables.

 

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F. T. Eanmsond‘t Son.

bizcon‘A'I-orm.
Wholesales“ Retail boaters In
1- WALL PAPERS. “ 1
70 NORTH MAIN BT11

 

Til. 838-4. SOUTH NORWALK1

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In! Norwnlk

 

A word from Josh Wise:

bizness uv pleasure:

Miller 81 Jordan,

Real E‘siNa" 11111111

SOUTH NOR1WALK.

Main Office 18l State Street

BRIDOEPORT.

 

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Go: In the Hablt‘IofHaving Your

Sunday Dinner at tho
GLIFFO RD

No worrying about selecting
your meats, no bother wlih
dishes or stove when pleasant
weather comes.

Courteous Service,

Pleasant Surrounding.

Excellent Cooking.

CHARLES REYNEKE,

Proprk' tor.
Telephome 498.

1 .THE LATEST AND BEST

LawnMnlrels

at $2.751 up.

A yery strong line of fully guaran-
teed High .Wheel Mowers, at $13.50
to $6.00. . -

A canplebe assortment of the best
grades of RAKES. HOES, GARDEN
FORKS, SHOVELS, SPADES. and all
Farming Utensils, at the lowest prices.
General repairing and maclfine work
promptly attended to. _

Alanna-11“.!

11111111 Hardware 1111.

39 Main St., Norwalk.

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FREDERICK H. ROWAN, Ind .Vlcc-

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WILFRED IODWELL, Cubist.
DIRECTORQ
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John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
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in your dressing chamber, sleep
in; apartment of first floor toilet
room? its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort.

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chillies, honest and reliable.

Horace R. flash,

CORNER MAIN AND WEST 8T8,

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Arthur E. ' Benedict"
PLUMBING. HEATING. TINNINIS

a Monroe 81., South Norwalk, Conn.

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personally investigated. and whict
have been most rigidly I1.- restlgaicc
by some of the very best business anr
professional men in our city, who haw
largo holdings with us, and who rec
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most intimate friends.
A card will bring you our llloratan
or a personal interview.
R. L. COBURN, General Agent.
15 South Main Street.

 

 

 

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