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Business Dillon.
1Mdltor's Ruldencc.
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landomc olseoronv.
Wall Lodge. No. 108, P. (I A. M.
dots In Doucvsn block,l:18 Wash-
511111 St,, tau and 3d Tuesdays oi
deli monthmJuly and 'Aug. excepted
drdlally invited Charles F‘ Mills,
M. Robert M Wilcox. Soc.
tins Chapter, No.38, R. A. M.
ta In Donovan block.138 Wash-
Mon BL. 2d and 4th Tuesdays of
h month—~July‘and Aug. excepted
vats o’clock. All Royal Arch Ma-
us cordially invited. Thaddeus
uysr, H P. Robert M Wilcox, Sec.
phl‘r Chap. No. 52, Order Eastern Star.
Hoots In Donovan block, 138 Wash-
111an St, 2d and 4th Wednesdays of
y-osch month—July and Aug. excepted
“ t 7: 45 o “clock All members of 0.
8. cordially invited. Miss Edna
ills, W. M. Mrs. Ids Sharer, Sec.
RINGING CALIFORNIA’S FRUIT
. , TO MARKET.
To keep ahead of the rapidly in-
creasing growth of California fruit
fitnsnts the Southern Pacific is now
not... built 11,1101) of the largest, most
entitle and most expensiVe refrig-
omtOr cars that have over been turned
lit. .A large number of cars of this
01. are now in use. They are coming
“out of the shops at the rate of twenty-
ve per day and, its the demand in-
tosses, additional equipment will be
(7de to the 6 ,.000
'AII- the-year mound demand for or-
I-Io'nges has increased to such magnitude
but the California growers have found
,it necessary to propagate more very-
Iosrly and very-lute varieties, until
ow those is not a. day In the year in
‘ citrus shipments are not made
, ‘m the state. The bulk~of the fruit,
however, is handled between January
1st and July 1st. Some 20,000 cars
have been shipped this- season and
"there remain about 8,000 curs to move,
which are now going at. the rate of
185 cars per day. On account of the
increased acreage that is coming into
, bearing, next season s crop is est-imllt
ed at about 35, 000 cars, the movement
,of which will begin in November.
To the orange. and lemon shipments
are constantly boing nddcd larger
quantities of small fruits which this
your will reach 7, 000 curiouds. Three
thousand cars of vegetables have also
come eastward from (lullforniu in the
l ‘ post season. Owing to the high tom»
, paratures ill which California. fruit is
’ I‘loaded, and Its extremely pcrlshublc
nature, the railroad company must
give the most. perfect service to handle
such products successfully. From the
first carload of California fruit. shippou
eastward in 1809 the orange, lemon rind
grapefruit shipments alone lisvo
grown to 30,000 curlouds, vuluod in ontI
season as high as $27,000,000. This
has been mudc possible mainly by tho
refrigerator our, in the most improvod
types of which now being built for tho
H'srrlmuu llncs tho tonlporuiurc does
not chungc more thun two degrees in
ten days.
Hal-(1011151111: CULINARY.
WRINKLES. .
I'lt is possible to longthon 11111] on-
large both skirts and wuisls to con-
form to the prevailing (11111111 by in-
truding vortloul 11nd horizontal trim
millg bond or builds of (Ionllustim:
material. An everybody knows, ibosc
111's the new points in 1907 lnodcls, 11nd
gowns mndc up along (.111 I1 lint-s urc
ontlrcly lnodisb bosldos pormitting (1111I
to use lust s11nsol1' s clothcs thut would
othcrwlso btwo I11 be thrown uwny
It‘lmmclcd purusols bundles urn ot-
n-Ilton tippod with ,iowcls ropoutlng tho
color of tho gown (tcccssorics.
The (girl who has moro tllno thnn
} money will wolcomc tho inoxpcnslvo
but duinty, trimming tor summor
gowns which consists (1i'bulul11 of pin
tucking of fine whito luwn. nppllotl
Ijust as embroidery bands would I111.
‘ They sometimes horn on (Idgc of our
row veIVct ribbon ull nrounti.
There is nothing morn charming in
young pcopiu tbull n nwoot (iofcrcncc.
and rcspcct to thouo of udvuucluu
‘ cars, and possibly this (lititndo of tho
11111; toward tho old is more lnurkod
hen found hocnusc of tho growing
(tendency to lack of revolution und run:
pout for the old in this 111m (1nd gout--
ration. Advuncing yours bring on in
creased oonsitlwnous (1nd littlo kind-
esnes give groutor plcuntlro 11nd lIttic
Ixhtn kconcr hurt than most young
magic in the slightest dogroo npprc-
The crowns of fins flowers with
hlcb no complete our summer bulb
is dalntily trimmcd with flowers of
her ysrloty and with ribbon bows.
If the young bollockecpsr will links
or short cults in two layers. laying
a on top of tho other. with melted
tor between tho Juice of the berries
will not nook In so quickly and the
Is will prompt a more uppcttzing
16111616111119 or both together. cntor
he construction of most of tho so-
{ltd costs for summer wcnr. No (11111
. met and silk cloth and silk no
. ’ dill! the Merely decorative coat-.1 all
will all find many admirers
aurora unions fashionable follt
c of 1111111 not in with fagotllu; hi
and inexpensive trimming {or
in. blouse (nu; it in not ((11
not for nimble in'tiors.
11111111111111 Ilonnaciicui 011n-
crewman on the Occasion
of Iiba Two Hundredtll An:
niversary oi the TypicaINew
England Town
Following in tho uddrcss dolivorod
ut; Now Milford, yesterday by (ion-
grossmnn E. J. Hill, of Norwalk, on
the occasion of the two hundredth un-
nlversnry of the town:
Mr. Chairman. and Lndlos out: Gentle-
men of New Milford:
Ono your ago I united with somc‘of
your citizens in celebrating the fiftieth
birthday of New Milford's offspring.
the town of Bridgewutcr.
Today i congratulate you that the
parent has reached, the halo and
hearty nge of two hundred yours.
While New Milford has had many
trials and sore experiences, the old
,town show no wrinkles or soul's, but
is fresh and blooming and ready to
enter upon the third century of its
career with n courageous heart and
unfaltering purpose to mnintnin in the
future us in the past the splcndid
churnctcr of our New England civiliza-
tion.
There is no higher stundnrd ill the
world tllllli that, for it was (Intublisllod
in tho beginnings of our history by
men who toured 11111111 bllt. tlotl. ()ur
I’utbors built upon the grunitc bills of
New England communities 11nd states.
which though small in area, Iutvo been
mighty in lniiucnco, molding und simp-
Ing the destiny of the notion, and
through It giving to the whole World
11.11 example of soli-govornmcnt. based
on the sanctity of the home, the colli-
mon school, freedom of religion, and
the New England town meeting. With
these maintained, the prosperity of the
future is assured. for while old age
with all its weaknesses comes to men
with the passing yours, the lupso of
timeI il‘ rightly (mod. should muko (1
community or nation stronger and
more enduring.
Temporary success may como from
many causes, but ill the long run, it
is character which counts, not only ill
the individual bllt in tho nution as
well.
A few weeks ago I visited the silo
of Old 911111111111, (1 city on the Isthmus
to which it. gum its nnmtI.
It was I‘oumlcd in (:onquost null plun-
der, 11 century before the, Pilgrims
lnnticd at. Plymouth Rock. A Iluudrcd
and fifty yours Inter in conquest and
plunder Morgun and his pirutc crown
swoptjdt from tho north and now, no»
thing but 1111 old church and lower til»
most. hidden ill the tropical jungle,
murk tho spot wboro this once flour-
Ishlng nud populous city stood.
A low yours ago I walked from tho
ruined pulnccs oi tho Cursors, down
the ships of be l’uiutinc lilll into theI
Itolnnn 110111 The Why wus paved
with stones which Wore. put there
twenty-six hundred years ngo by the
shepherds and honours from the AII
Dill) Hills. ’l‘holr virtuos worn as
strong and rugged as tho stouos with
which their streets were pnvcd, and
their descendants, imitating those vir-
tucs, ruled the world for n. thousund
yours.
lint. ut Inst licontiousncss, 1Ixtrzlvu-
gzlllco 11,1111 lust. for woultll (ifll‘llt'. ill and
rotor] the moral illirc of tho (Ilnplro
(llllii tho \ItIry 1111311 who hull swurn to
gourd lilo lutlloll, sold tllo positions oi
honor (1nd trust, and cvoll Ibo t’lllllil‘t‘
itsl-ll', at public auction at the city 11.n-
tos, 11s cuttlo 11nd shoop were sold in
tho opon llllll'kl‘l, 111111 itolno I’(Ill from
its high (Istntc 111Iv1Ir to Title again.
It won 11 littIrnl (I.\‘(Inlplii'i(-zltloll 11f
illol’rovorb which won old (-i\'l‘II thou.
tllut “riglltcollsnoss cxilltcth a nation
but sin is n lI(IprIou(ll to buy pooplo'
illlt wbv lllllltlply illustrations. ’l‘ht
history 111' tho world is full of thtm
11nd on tho otbor side none more nlnrk-
(Id than is shown ill our own land in
tho lilnrvclolls progrcss which tho Now
South bus mndo since the curse of bu
1111111 sluvory wus lifted from her in
tho (losolutlon and horror of tho Civi
War.
This town, this 811110. this notion
is just (Ixuotly what you and l us lndl
viduuls ltl'l‘ making of It toduy. TIM"
post, is llnclmngcublo. tllo future is (I,-
lhc bonds (11' find. ()niy tllo present
ls ours. We huvo could in our own ox-
poriollco to limos of grout nllrost (1nd
(lisconttnlt with existing conditions. I
11111 glut] of it. it shows thut the world
Is growing hotter and that wn urs lloi
sutisfied tole with tho solution of tiltI
problems of ycstordny, but it: does not
follow that tho now problolns of to-
day nro unuolvublc. It simply prover
that thorn is still room in lilo world
for lnrgo 111111111111 11! civic rightoousnos
nud.t,but It, In for Individuul citizons
to provo that tho supply bus not boon
(lelnustod.
’l‘hcro luuu old hymn which wo 1111111
in our (IImrcbt-s:
“Wo nro building,
(1111',
A toniplo which the world muy
building (Ivory
not
W11 (1le building. building (Ivory dny.
Building for eternity."
So for as tho immortul 11nd divine
Ill us is concerned tho hymn is (ill
right but so for its this work (who
world In tiffcctctl by our (lotions i
would puruphrnuc It thus: 7
We 11m building. building (Ivory dull,
A temple which tho whole world
can see
We are building, 1111111111111; (ivory tiny
littllding for Immunity
A low duyu‘llgo 1 rent! 11 story in a
philosopher of 11 1111111 who advertised
that he wanted to buy (1 horns. In (I
day or two, men (11111111 with all sorts
and kinds. young (1nd old, blind and
lame and bolt. They told him 111‘ the
splendid records of the old books and
tho grout possibilities of the young
colts. until ho finally sent them all
about your “has beans" or your “to
I thorn is a. mighty dlftcrcnco bctwcou
(slimy, saying, “i don't curs anything,
i
lion's today of more 1111111. two 11111111111111,
of growth, and progressions. nud edu-
I nation. and we owe it to ourselves and '
to our 11111111111111 to 111111 sonlcthbtx in
our llvos to the 111111 total of human
happiness and tho bdbllc wcll’nrc, for
nlways trying to gut tho hotter of the
community in which we his 11nd giv-
ing to the community the host that.
there is in us.
From the very beginning of our
Suits, until now, there have never
been looking men, who by their
strength of chumctor and devotion to
tho public waltnrs have made (111 im-
pression on their day and gcnerw
tion. until (it length Connecticut is
known among her sislcr States us The
bond of Stondy Habits. I can only re
for now to two of tl1(I111,t‘oIon(Ii Abra
ham Iiuvonport, of Stamford and Hon.
ltogor Sherman of Now Milford. 01'
the first. Timothy Dwight in his book
(Intitlo‘d ’l‘rnvols in Now Itinglund (11111
New York tolls 11s that he was 11 judge
in Duubury and 11 member of the gov-
ernor's council ill Hartford, and cites
this incident concerning him: “Thu
19th of May, 1780, was a remarkably
dork day. Candles were lighted in
many houses, the birds were sllcnt ,
(1nd disappsnrod, and tho Iowls retired -'
to roost The legislature of Connecth .,
cut was then in session (it Hartford
A very gonorul opinion prcvnllcd thdt 7‘
the day of judgment was at hand. The
house of ropresontativos, being unabl
to transact their business. udjournc.
A proposnl to adjourn the council
was .undcr oonsidcrution. Wbon the
opinion of Coloncl Davenport Wits ask-
cd, be. (nu-swored, ‘I am uguinst on ad-
Journmcnt. 'l‘ho. duy of Judgment is
clther approaching or it is not. If it
Is not, there Is no ctlllso for 1111 11(1-
jotlrnment: if It is, I choose to be
found doing my duty. 1 wish. there
fore, that cnndlcs may be brought.‘"
Such (1. man Would ho 11 success ut any
period of the. nutlon‘ s lush-11y.
0f Roger ‘3th 111-111 for mnnr yours
:1 citizens of New Milford, thus would
fail me to properly speak of the long
and distinguished public services
which he rcndcrcdqnot only to the
community ill which be lived but to
the nation at largo.
The llvos which these men lived, and
countless others in tho curly day's,
should be (m inspiration to us all.
Opportunity does not come alike to
(lll, but. those men simply (lid their
duty hollostly, faithfully and well, and
oil of 11s can do the some. today, in
full confidence that. theI motto of our
dear old stato—“Qul trnnstulit, sus-
tlnet"~hns not yet lost its moaning
or its power.
OBITUARY RECORD.
MISS CARRIE E. FLINN.
Miss Currie E. Flinn, for nearly for-
ty yours a prominont teacher in the
Center School, Norwulk, diod Inst night
ut" the Wcstpot‘t Sunlturlum. Miss
Flinn bud not been token to that In-
stitution bot-nuns of insanity, but. she
had worried bcrsolf about school (in—
tics to such it nervous pitch that tiltI
attending physician, Dr. J. Milton Co~
burn, bollcvod that the change would
do bor good. Miss Flinn (Iontl'nclod
pneumonia and combined with 11. hcort.
wcaknoss, her system, In it out‘ooblpd
condition, was unable to withstand the
attack. The (lcccusud is survived by
two sisters, Miss ldvu Ll. Flinn. with
whom she rcsidod (1t. ill Catherine
strcot; Mrs. W. H. Bcdlont, of (lrund
street,
Flinn, who is connected with the hos-
pital depnrtnlcllt of the United States
army in Cubs. Miss Flinll‘s friends
were legion and tho news of her death
wns roccivcd with much sorrow
illroughont Norwulk. Miss Flinn had
taught In the Center School since silo
wus about sovcntccll’yours of one 11nd
during her long tom: of scrvicc scvcrul
thousand Norwnlk pupils have bonoilt.
cd from bar instruction. llor work
was most efficient. and ono wcll~known
Norwulk physiciun is untbority for thc
stutolnont tbut whilo under her cburgo
ho lourncd more than in soy other giv-
(In period of'his school No. 'l‘hc (Ic-
(I.(I,nsc(l wus alwuys hold ill the highest
rcspcct throughout. the (Iomlnunity.
FUNERAL OII‘ .l. C. ltANlilJE.
Lust tributes of rospoct to tho Into
Joseph C. ltundlc wcrc puid this ultcr-
noon, when flint-rill scrvicos wero hold
from his Into rcsidoncc in Willuipuuk.
A largo number of rcprcscntutivo (Illi-
zoun of tho town worn in attendance.
'l‘boro \voro spocilll (lclcgutlons from
tho Nurwulk Club, the various banks (11‘
Norwulk 11nd otbor Institutions. ’l‘bo
obscqulcs word of n (1111111111 order (1111]
word (illicilltcd over by the Rev. (Icolgo
l). Egb‘crt, pusior of tho Nolwnlk Con-
mountionnl Church, of which tho do-
ccusod was 11 devout. mombor. 'l‘bo
pnlllmurcra wcrc Forlnor leltcnunt
Governor Edwin 0. Kcolor, prostdont
of tho lI‘nilIiiold County National Bunk;
Cushier Willlnm A.Curliu, of tho (ion-
trul Nullonul Bunk; ticcrotury (1nd
’l‘rsusuror Seymour Curtis, of the Phil'-
field County Savings Bunk; Cusllicr
Honry P. Price, of the National Bunk
of N111 walk and George E Thompson
and Charles Iii. Curtis, roproscnting tho
Norwulk Congrcgutlonnl church. The
honorary bearers woro Josiah Kellogg,
A1111 13. Woodward, George M. Holmes.
George W. Bullock, Charles C. Butts
(1nd John A. Osborn. lntcrnlont was
In Norwulk Ucmotdl‘y.
MRS» MARY BMW "Pith
'i'ho funorul of Mrs M ryiil
IiI Franklin uv’onno‘,‘ Norllm was
ly uttuntlcd this morning fro rfit.
Mary's Church. A Intent 1 high 111111111
was sung byIRcv. .Iohb ”(KIWI
11111.1(; Rev. lilugonc dililliin,’ (lesson:
Rev. Edward Piunkott, 111111 (1 .’l‘lic
Iinll bollrern were Thomas Hun , ’I‘bo-
mas 1.11ntb',eriond lirynn filth and
tilutrlos Pugs; ilowur bcnrcrs, .lobu
Hi‘oothill F‘runlt ituymond.‘ Mrs, ’l‘ho
mun Hunt rendered the solo "0 Pic
iosu. " and Miss llcicnn Millard (111111;
"Food to it‘ncc.” ’l‘hc cbolrI rondcrcd
"Loud Kindly Light" as tho rclnnltm
wcro horns from the church. 11 l-ntcr
mom was in St. Mary's ConltItvry.
EVELYN LEONOilhl BillMldN'i‘.
The death of Evelyn Lenore Burnout,
used one month, afoul-rod lust (night.
at tho home of be parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Cassius 'Boment, in nownytmt: 7'
The funeral will be bold tomorrow or
tampon (It 2 o’clock, Rev. Mr. Brown
officiating. The interment will be in ,
Morton decision.
11nd. one brotllor, Frodori‘ck .
l,t}i‘
manhunt) l0 - ms
. ‘ y ‘
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Y Episcopal Church, _ when
Eugene M. Camp, 111.111.11.111; of the sea.-
bury ‘Club. of New Ym'w, spoke on The
Men In the Pew. ,
RECENT ARRIVAL OF VESSELS.
BlABCONBE’I‘. Muss, Juno
Steamer Teutonic Southampton. Cher»
hours; and Qucehstown for New York
{was 135 miles east of N'antuokct light-
ship (it 9: 20 a (11.; possibly dock about
7: 30 s. or, Thursday. «
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We Are 1111111111
All 011111111111
into new business and acquiring new
comersdnily because our early pa.-
t'rons hovel spread the fact that our
goods ou‘r 11111111111111, and our prices
have given complete satisfaction. Our
vertiscrs, and we know when We in~
duco a new patron to outer the store
that he or she will leave it. (is no
unlbussndor from us to send us furth-
er trade. When are you going to make
your first call?
"10 A. l. Angevine (It Mn 00.
FURNITURE. are
180 Washington Street.
tooth Nov-walk. 0mm.
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Should Go With You!
Connection Free.
Gilli] 1111111
run n.-
We Have Wall P11111111
On Your Walls
that have planned you over nine. w.
put them on. Any morn rooms to be
papered this your?
Our stock of Wall Paper represents
tho vary latest patterns. The solutions
have been made from tho 1907 produc-
(tons of the but factorlu.
Agent for the Wm. Campbell d On.
and Fr. Book Co.
Grocnory, OIIIIWII‘I. Hon-mum“
Inn Goods, Framed Pistons.
Whlu Innmol Polo. with (111mm
1011.
Cloth Shades, with fringn. 801:.
Window Iliad“ Illa Flown From-
1“.“ ‘0 0rd". ,
Painting. Pap-(I Hanging and Oscar
um
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Ask for "8. (I H." Green Trading
stamps-11» give them.
1.. 11. DECKER.
87 Washington “not;
’ unis Hum-111
“31.1 115011 1111111111 (um
. At. Our Store
AND (not: (1101111111.
lilxtrn li‘uncy Maine Potatoes.
.......... per pic, 801:; int, $1.10
The Very Best Creamery Butter,
per lb. ..;...........‘.......... 280
2 (Inns 11.111 Alaska Salmon .... ..25s
it I011 California homes ........ 2511
2 tbs. llixtm Mutts Prunes 2611
2 lbs. Pure Loni Lord .......... 261':
14 Goad his” ”unsunnvnunu 25¢
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customers, thereforgc llre our best. ud-
GasllalerHeate’r.
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WHOLESALE
III (11,11: ‘
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AT j COST.
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success WILL DO WELL 70 GET
OUR PRICE TODAY.
[THE IINIIIN PABIFIII
Iii BUMPINY
12 Washington 81.,
Phone. 055-2.
910. Norwalk
OSTEOPATHIO
TREATMENT
administered by Dr. Jerome D.
Witt, a graduate of the parent
school at Kirksvillc, Me. This
modern, druglcss, treatment will
oevrcomc the most obstinate
chronic disease. "
New York office. No. 25, W.
42d St. Phone 689 Bryant. Office
(lays Tuesday and Friday of each
week. 1
Norwalk office and residence,
(2 Isaacs Place. Phone 123-3.
Office days every day with the
exception of Tuesday and Friday.
Consultation Free.
Id AMUSEMENTSD
HOYT'S THEATRE
ALL THIS WEEK.
MATINEE SATURDAY ONLY.
IMPERIAL MOVING PICTURE 00.,
Presenting all the latest motion pic.
tures and illustrated songs.
SPECIAL FEATURE FOR THIS
WEEK,
JOSEPH. M'MAHON, in the
songs llluslralcd.
NIGHT PRICES-—-Ladles, 101: to any
part of the house; Gents Orchestra
15c, Balcony 10; children under 10
years of age, 51:.
MATINEE PRICES—Adults,
Children, 51:.
latest
10G;
Baseball
Nora/ant Amusement .Park
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SATURDAY, JUN E 22,
NORWALKB
v11.
WATERBURY INDEPENDENTS.
Jack Mchh Will Pitch for Norwallt.
Gums Olllud at 8: 46.
Admission 2511: Children under 12. 100.
Lidin in. to the grand stand.
sums RINK...
ROTON POINT
Oran (Ivory stint-noon and owning.
Hours-53 to ti, and 8 (atoms p. m.
largo new skating surface. Ample
seating facilities for spectators. Mun
sic livery afternoon (1nd (wooing.
special music (Saturday (evenings.
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ADMINION, 10d: QKATEE, 150.
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caller attachment.
Recommended bu
3112 for tall stout
8114 for short stout
The 0th (10113.1 tint
‘will positiveluredu’o»
the 1111111101 Ihe‘stm i
woman, at the sam
time giving comic rt.
and stills.
IlapIis all elieclio
substitute for abd1m-
iual bands. giving sur
This strip is attached to the graduat. _
front steel and held down bu the doubt:
Giving the form
permanenl‘and perfect mold.
makers because it makes a satisfactory
foundation for the. well titling gown.
The roll
ll without bulkines ,7
all leading (hes 95
women
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EXTRA SPECIAL .’
New. Potatoes
Nico Fancy Stock-u-Suruy the Price is Right.
For Pk. 450.
Buu Your Groceries for Cash.
It’s the. 011111 Wall.
South Not-walk.
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THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE.
THE Nil YflHK BRIBERY BI].
TELEPHONE.
Twenty-six Retail Stores.
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TRAVEL OVER THE WORLD
And you don’t find better provisions anywhere to supply you both with
the DELICAGIES and NEGESSITIEB of daily life than right under this one
root.
In Ceylon you would find a delicious Tea.
We have brought It hare
for your pleasure. In Java you would find an exceedingly lino flavorcd
Coffee.
We have also brought that. here from Java.
We are the agents for the famous Chase at Sanborn Tea: and Coffees.
known the world over for their excellence.
From our Innumarabio home
products we have selected the choicest. A wider variety kept In better
shape is not to he found In Norwalk.
CHARLES E.
SEYMOUR,
LEADING GROCER
13 WEST WASHINGTON ST.
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SPECIAL
New Potatoes
United Grocery Co.
20 No. Main 81.. so. Nor. Tol MI.
ROTON POINT RINK NOTES.
The skating rink nt l‘toton Point is
growing In popularity, and the Worm
wsnthnr is cunning large numbers of
tho runldonts of The Norwnlks. liurlon
(1nd Eltnmford to flock there to enjoy
tho shitting. The floor (1nd runny con-
veniences for the skaters are unsur-
pushed. and titers in music every (1f-
turnoon and evening, with special my
sin on Saturday. Professor llamas and
the 111111111 boys in attendance niford
(Ivory courtesy to patrons of the rink.
tinting the next three months which
the rich will no open Managers Nash
(II. Yonngs expect to do n rocordIbrtIuk»
but business.
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PIT‘TBI’IELP EXPRESS KILLED A
I LL.
Tho Pittsilsld express struck and
111111111 111 valuable hull yesterday owned
by John Olldéll. of Wil ton. 'l‘ho or
111m Will not. Ininrod
35c Pick.
M. Epstein,
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OENNIG O. BLSNOHAHD OHIDh,
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newsroom May be Mada It tho list.
of 30 Cents on the Dollar.
A meeting of the crodltors of Dennis.
It blunt-hard, straw but manufacturtirll, .I
who Were attached recently, was bold,
yesterday morning In New York. 7A.,
majority of the creditors wars rsprcv
routed and tho affairs of the concord
were carefully considered. , '
The total liabilities amount. to 824,-
000. and it was found that. the music
will be sufficient to pay thirty cents
on the dollar.
Whotncr the concern I((lil he 1111111111
resume business or not cannot be foron '
toi1l,(u( nogotlstions us under pron
(Icon to son if this result. cannot lit.I
obtained.
No institution 111111.11. 111.1111 scored”
by labeling n I others a serial '
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