‘ III IIIIII normalcy.
I-u'rnsn a BRADLEY. Promoters
205 Washington 8!.
Tel. call 6412. .
A number at nice catches of weak-
VIflsll are being reported by fishermen.
W
Work of converting the yacht Els"
‘ her into ll power boat is progressing
aiowl y. I
'Miizs. Auc'e HazzaI-d, of Boston, will
Speak ill the Advent Christllln Church,
thin evening.
Work is progressing nicely on G.
Howard King‘s new house, in Van
ZVVant street.
V The regular weekly prayer meeting”
Will be held this evening at lilo East
Aye-Ila Methodist Church, under the
leadership 01' the poster.
The launch Me‘nonu, owned by the
V "kite Cnptnln William 1!. Hoyt hns
been brought up from New York and
. is to be hauled out and put in first
class shape by Capt Arthur Day.
The blind musicians from Bridge—
port repeated the concert given by
them a short time ngo at the East Ave-
nue Methodist. Church, last night.
There was n good attendance and the
entertniulncnt proved a very clljoy
‘” aiVIiVe one.
ROWAYTON
. C Ii. Pope, of New York. has taken
the house fellnerly occupied by E
Hope N01 ton ut 'i‘okelloke Bunch.
Rowaytou lloec Colllpnlly lleid its
rogullll chncedoy evening supper,
last night Thole was It good Illtcn
dance, and evolything was disposed of.
Rowuytou was Well represented at
the conceit given ily the blind musi-
clans in the Methodist Cllulch in East
Ndrwnik, last night
Frank DeFolcsit, who has been day
engineel at the Tokcneke pumping eta
tion, has been tlunsfurred to night
'dpty and a new man has been secured
on, day engineer.
A new porch floor has been laid at
the entrance to the Rllwnytoll posi-
Oglce. and the building. with its new
coat of point now presents :1 hand-
some appearance.
jail number of Rowayton residents
were gucsls, lust night, at the mar-
l‘li‘lge of ii imroy ()IIIoIlIeii, u. wull-
kl‘lDWIl young mull of this piacc, to
Milan Lottie I’iizol', ill South NOI‘Wltlli.
Alllbloso Crockett u poplliar resident
(It Rownylon, will be united in lnar-
ringe to Mills llaluy Weed, of West
street, South Norunik, next Monday
at”. high iluull, Ill the Bupthst pnlsonnge,
iIl‘V South NoluallI
.G. l“. iiur,ncs SnlIlIlcl i. Furr, E. W.
F003, Charles (lr,cnll Mrs. Joseph (lil-
more Mls. H. Neil. J i‘.l Ogden, ii.
Pellet Mnly Rottmn Min. Samuel Sto-
vents, Ml Siillii”.” Minn liutll Tyrlll,
,John William», 'l‘llillii'lti White (1 ll.
IWflSml ilnvc inIiioIn awaiting them ill
he Illowaly loll poniollh ll.
“Funeral services over the remains
of.,Icvclyn Lenore llolncni, daughter
oliMr. and Ml‘ri. Casino lloluont, of
Railroad uvcnllc. were held this utter-
‘Vnoon nt 2 o‘clock from .1110 family
Mme. Rev. Flank (. lirown oliiclul-
ed. interment wnu in Union crlnotory,
RVowuyton The clllld won five weeks
[1510 IV
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MARIEN AND NOROTON
...........
‘I—Liiorterllouuu Stank. 25c: Sirloin
Stock, 20 22c; itonstlleol ll'-.10c;llegn
Lnnlll, 18-200; l‘oroleIurlI-r Lamb. l‘zcz
aflllthllOlm lil-Z!"L”Vrlli.14-I3lit Pub
in Murket, linillocll Aye. Duricu.
W
St John‘s Cilmcll Noroinn, bad a
”very plunnnlll null prolitubiu straw
berry festival. lust owning, in tho
Town Hall 'illo Illnlll was all ideal
Mylar an mom of llull character null ,
til” lownnpoople turned out in largo
her. A neat litllil was realized
Wu...”
WESTPORT.
w
Mill." Noll (lolllroy of Brooklyn
fiiifilllil hor lather. Occur Smith.
WM.-
VVbubllc dellool close down for
mor vocation tolllorrow.
tidihol Foirolliid. is entertaining
d Vfrcln Wanton.
in
r
. ilenry Mills has recently on-
.nlld relatives from Bridgeport.
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tile list: shot hove been installed
. W _
comma: lath naumuck
toIHlIverlltrcw. Hui. . -
Wine; in: returned
blit” in Norwallr
outing of Coupe Engine
its l! Jones wall clotted
low the company In:
“ New iiuveu August 'lI apd
Waiter Peck hus put his nupthll
launch into communion. V
Rev John B. Hooch watched in
the Methodist church Sunday 0V0“:
’ lilng. V
”I,
IV
V 'sltio‘n with W. D. Dickson, the phlm- ‘
her. I . .
The interior of Ambrose Hurlbutt's
1131110 bun been repainted end decorat
M
Miss Dorothy Adams has returned
from a brief visit at Mt. Holyoko col.
logo.
. Mr. Knapp, bl Norwulk, who was
quite Severely injured on the Shore
' , loud, in still under the doctor's cure.
E. 'l‘ Bedtold. has just received It
palace horse cur containing five horses
V and a carriage.
The scleetmen have offered oil bath
houses to be removed from Compo
bench before the first of uly.
An attempt was made some time on
SatImday night to rob the eastbound
station at Sullgatuck
Miss Annie Hawkins OI the Farms
is entertaining her cousin, Miss Nelile
Bradley or Derby.
Miss Moe Tottcn hits been re ap-
pointed teacher for the coming your ill
Black Rock sellool
Mrs Knrrllzan. who has been visit-
ing Mrs. Michael Sculicy, has retuln-
cd to her homo in Port Chester I
Miss Sadie Sherwood recently on
tcltuinea her sistel, Mls. Thomas
Adams, of Derby |
The Friendly Aid will reopen their
homes in the Fox ms for the poor child-
ren or New Yolk city next week
.m—E—_—__
Dr. Elmer Allen and family. of New
Yolk lulve urrived lIl Sungotm 1\ and
will spend the summcl upon their
houseboat built by Orlando Allen.
William Lynch of Stamford,
was sovewly injured last. WUt' III by
ion run over by an automobile l
ltft the NorwzlliI llospilal.
There wot a large number present
oi the meeting of the Ladios‘ Aid ‘sll-
cioty oi the Methodist cilullll yostc
dny afternoon at the parsonage.
The schooner E. I... Gnmn1ago,ti”om
New Haven, is anchored ill the lumber,
wulting to be overhauled rind rcpn ir
ed.
Rev. Mr. Mackenzie spent port of
last week ill New Haven, llttt‘illillli‘lnli‘il
by William Staples and \V. L. To);-
lor.
A new railing is brim; crcclrd at
the tunnel entrance at taillulxululk
the New Jersey Foundry ulld M
Colllpally.
llcllillc
Robert ri‘. Loos met with all arci-
dcllt Monday by having one of his
wagon wheels caught. ill the trolley
trucks. breaking the axle.
Ollie Jennings of the Forms sailed
the Marguerite owned by it). i“. Clark
of Norwalk, in the races Ill‘i‘ Lurch-
llitilll. last Sniurduy.‘
ll. it“, BIlilIioy of Groups It‘lll‘llilil look
A trip to New York lam work ill his
(lilinulollilc. The limit llilit!
yours ”tilzli he has been ill the city.
There wan a large I.Ialilerlllg at lilo
home of M r. and Mrs. J. Augustus Long
ii low evenings ago, when the Sunshine
i‘llili ”wt to lilillil‘ |'”I'IllilIIl plans {or
tip ll flt‘lil Ilzly Ulillllt, June .17. All ox -
(till Ill plonlunl p”: ns I”IiIlIli(Ii.I.Il inc-lull
111;, I nllIllII .I pull i'UlI'tV‘illilllt‘lll: ..
NEW TRACKAGE RIGHTS.
Practical Monopoly of New England
Tralflc Gained From New York
Centrel.1
~Tlle truckngc rights recently ncquil
ed by the New Haven liond from the
New Yolk Conllnl Inc ovcl several
polls of tile iionlou and Albany Linen
lilitl parts of lilo ilullom division ol"
the C(Iillifli‘lli 'l‘lloy Illc divldI d into 4
colltrnctu botwocu ,l’rcullicut Mellon
Illlll the New York Control liond~lirst
from Boston to Aniliulld. twenty'fillll'
miles. over the Boston lit Albany ilno' .
uolzolu‘i, l’lllulluld" Munu. to North IAli-
Illllll, twollo-I one mills, over tiloi 3on-
loll d: Alb l third. Boston Corners.
N. Y. to Cllullluln two miles llurioln
lVUB lllllcu. ‘JVL‘I‘ the Boston ullli Alba
Iy'l‘llc first port provides for the con-
New
north to Lowell and Fltchburg with
lionion,
llc vin iiouton 8: Albany line llethen
Flil‘lllIllblllill mid Boston. on w.
'ibo l’iltuiluld North Adams track»
ope rigblu will bring the New own
line ll om the uoulb new connecllnllut
fingiincbburg division of the Boston
no
The Heston CcrocrsI Cllhthum line
cohnectu the Central New England
with the Boston lit Albnny.
Mont viinl of «ii iii the loo mile!
lrom Albany to boringncid. Till: cou-
boots the Central New England..qu
lvca the New il‘aven a new outlet for
milk: from all its southern and 53AM»
em linen through the ”Albany try'gct‘ewn'y.
'i‘llls Willgrently relieve the New York
main line.
for my real innerI qualitlcn.’ ‘Muudw
“Well, dear i'm glad you don't expgct
subsidy to new you tor your talc
leer-aniline» American.
John Lawrence has resigned his pl)
II III." iii
1' Y
York Won’tmttilrldlllesl Le-
‘wrlpiquWbliar
liuile'd I‘ll Bulky Antagonists"
IIDurlng the past two month}!
have been ruled, bod .Ilnll lntlli'lci‘cnl
ll;
who I,
ill t‘orly .
lllviulou; fourth, Springfield to Albully‘
inuteud oi ocudlng thin Will-1
i
Minnow"! all... a man tummy “two before communes. but it was wrong‘ ‘1
Tuesday evening“: edition or the
New York Sun thus (lVencllbcu
"light" betwoon Joe Rogers. of New
York. and Charles Fun, of Fnilllcld,
who entered the Milk“ under the unme'
of Kelly:
“'l‘ilii (16an of the boxing game in
its city can be mediated Without the:
old oi a secret veil, it there are to
‘Iile many‘ more such bouts as the Na
ticnul Spoiling Club atAge‘d litst night
there
lights ill the \lillulls athletic club.“
which are looming boiling in tlilri3
thug, but none like the alleged coil
est between Joe Rogels and C. J. I
Kelly Of nil the farcical lights held
during the past your. the Rogers- Kelly"
bottle is the briglltcut lemon ill the
basket. Rogels, who at one time pos-
ed on a. wrestler, is cellsldolablo‘ ot'V Vii.
man from the IliIIVIlIipoint oi Mount
mg the scales In about 2160 pmlllullll
‘ut as A lighter he is liltrdly lip to
(into Kelly, whoni the club tooli oil” :
denied to advertise on u Yule Ittllicfe
in disguise, was for worse thnIl 1103-,
(It‘s. lie Indy llure been A line checker
player ill his pllme, but when ll. (lIt‘lllo‘
to boxing about all he know Was to‘
lull down when he Sitw ll [lilll( ll start
(”d his way. At this feature of lighting”
be was line. [in pore lIolcu ill lilo
clump: lltllill down and luid the bout
me the fol till rounds it is likely
but the building lllnpeclol's‘ Would
hole condom-ind the building Its being
till-Info for lul'tllor use; but the lit-
l‘Iz’lll won cut short ill the sixth when
Kelly become too tired to tumble down
any more and expired ill Il. peaceful
pose on the floor.
"Kelly was all there w
llllllgs
ith the trim- ,
llo had It shiny bald spot onV
the top at his head and It lino gr'con
butllmlle to cover his Apollo like l'Vol'Ill’
when be onto roll the rim. i-lo i'rnnlI-Il
1le about Still pounds null lie noted no
though lilo L’lil) part oi it was oxccun
allusion When tlio boil culled lilo
1?“ Connecticut. mystery from hibe (lbrllor
NJ to moot the coming conqueror oi Joli-
,l‘lt'll the sight was it picturee‘que one;
but the. worst was yet to come
The
p IIiI” hands as though
put up their
they were lilting lumber, and thou the
1' Vi'ull be ltil
gun alarm clock and buried a fifteen
pound bum in Mr.
W ilc rcupon Kelly promptlyll took to tho
‘CttllHlB like It rabbit hunted byn
tulc Fakir.’ lie was linnlly persuaded”
to stand up by the referee.
bucked eli’ u to u voids and tumbled
in Mr. Kellel‘ :4 direction.
hit the Connecticut ociolxenuriun Ilnd”
thou n‘graln maybe he didll‘ t; it was inl-
MI. lingers Wound up like
Kelly's direction. l
a‘Na~
Joseph
.IMnybo be
possible to tell fol the landscape pins
hidden by the boot that liilcd the ling.
by but anyway the re .Illii was the Hume—~—
Ml”.
Kelley fell down
“balling down wins Kelly 5 long suit
end he pinycll it every hand around.
lie fell down so many times that tilt
lingsido spectators lost all count oi
the falls but they went away con- .
Iillccd lhat u now wollli's locord had
been established ill this particular line
of sport nulullv, and that was Ilbout have been made from “‘0 1907 PWWO'
all they got for their money. Some tIoIIIl oi the boat factorial.
of those plcsout sold that Kelley won:
ill rcnl lilo a t‘llullcs Fox. of [“llll'llt‘illl
‘t‘stlllllty'.
‘onln-clicut, and maybe he is.
He coliuillly doesn‘t belong ill New
York, and il‘ Fairliold county will llllitl-
llilu book will illi‘i’ are olltiiled lo llllll
llIIioss Rom-rs (Inn light hottel than
1“”. did Lilli night we might throw ill
the crnt- while wrestler too. if till-lo in
loom ill the some county for the pair
lit once.
"ilewovor, it might be well to give
Honors another chance. for last night I
ll!” didn't get much show owing to tho
rulllllluous tumbling" stunts of Kelly.
,lm- is big-won. so big—«and hidden
away under his int iloImny have some
Illusclc. llut O‘Rourke wants to out
out reference to .iell'rlcs when he talks
of Rogers. Joseph isn't in .‘ilm n clnss
although he is bigger. .lcllrlos (:onld'
llundlo Rogers on Huckellncilluldt didIV
when John wns n wrestler, end the line-1 ,
uian Lion used him as o, wrestling
llarlllor previous to the ‘mntcil with
.iellklllu." .
LICEN5E8.,1"0R ALL
OF THE LOBBYISTS
Hm
Senator McGovern So Express-
es His Hup’as During ’ill‘scus-
sioll on Bill
llAit' l‘ii‘lliill. June "“20 ..»»~Wholl
lobby
the
bill Willi taken up for conulrlcrn-
""i‘iliiti 01' ”It! 1W0 bronchus of ”It” lion Ilt yculorllny ultr-lnoon'll IIIIIlnion.‘
lluveu ltoud l‘nrln FurmlntliunltloIIIltol AinltlIl moved tllu rejection
or his former Illnondulent and offered
u subull IIlc providinu tlull no oollmlic
uiImol o deputy colullliuuionor uhuil
Ivcniw ll fro" push for trnrol on any
rulireud or‘ street; ruilwuy in the stole.
Alter II short dincuullioll the Amend»
lllcllt wun loot. ill to it. An amendment
l’ittulicld north. to North Adnlnn Uliipftorod by Senator McGovern was nine
loot.
den‘ntor Judson then made It strong”
speech in the interest of tho bill nnIl
acid that the bill won oi the grentout
importance to the state. He could not
see how any senator could on one it
honestly. Ho eompmcd it w lb the
general utility bill recently passed in
New York state end said that if the-I
bill wont through there would be little
danger or tbrruptlon on the part or
wall paid repmentntiVea of big cor-
medallions. it won" right lor a cor-
porutlon'c «repronentutl‘vo to concur
tor them In use the rooms in the cupl
tel to further corrupt legislation.
on Senator McGovern unpaid the lobby-
Incl... lbuwukeouuueem .
VvaihflJ—l ‘
InonI llVlVlVilubasl‘Iel," and one ‘
I
ll
lo l
l
but , I you
Well all bldlla. , on cuouuhl . I-
Come noun. Minioniiuln, I
l Drench do loci on limb
II It , drown (lIIIVYiltTi'
', A’cItn
. I,“
MVVIVIVIVIV}.
shtfitlilh ‘
For This Week Onlll
22 cotton ., Av... Em Mull-ill
“um-3W
w... ”I... .. .._——--——~——— "AW“...
(lung loliouseleeplllg’l
7" §~ '5'
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GliSWlllel‘HtflltI‘
Should Go Till You!
Connection rlee.
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illillili liitll
Will iii
A.-.” “*fiHuwm W
WI Hal ill Plan
On Yelll VWalis
tha‘lt I... plomdf‘
put them on. Ally More room: to be
papcred this year! ‘
Our clock of Wall Paper represents
Ih‘a very latent patterns. The selection-
Agent for the Wm. Campbell a. Go.
and Fr. Book Co.
u—u—n—u
Crockery. cinema. Houn‘olurnloh
IIVlg Goalie. limped Pieter-I.
Wulu lnlmol Polo: with llxtum
Ioo'.
oIoIlI shades. wIIII fringe, soc.
Window chad» and Picture From» I
made to order. “
Palntlng, Pap-r Hanging and Down
ailing. , 7 , ,
Ask for "a. a. H." Green Trading
Stamps—we givc them.
L. H. DECKER,
I? Washington “not.
Tel. Coll. Ioulil Hamill
We Are Mailing
All Opening
' 2'.
ETTA-II
into new business and ncqullimz new ,_
customers dolly because our curly pn-
tronu have spread the blot that our
goods our method», and our prices
have given complete satisfaction. Our V
customers. therefore, are our best Ild
voIItlIIerll, and we know when my in
that he or like will leave it 1'“!
nmbacslulor from no to send us hirin-
er trade. .Wll II are You going to Incite 1” "
fl”: ”1‘”
your first Gill , . I 1‘
duec A new patron to enter the ll re ,7
" - ml. nullity”
: 31:1,,“ Alamo 0'.
. ontidMMdild llou‘
knew it is the heel
to be had. ‘ '
14 inch to 20 ”inch.
'Chariesii Dou
‘
"\
“HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
DARLOAD NO. 5,1907.
lConsisting or Draugbterl, Business
Chunks. and Drivers.
These Horses will be guaranteed Ill
represented or money refunded.
Respectfully.
OSCARHBANKS
OALES AND LIVERY STABLE.
Miller e Jerdon,
Hui in Illinois
0illce, lion’s Theatre Billing
BOUTH NORWALK.
llIiIl Oiilce ill State Street,
amoélzpon'r.
Plans To lieu
PIANOS TUNED .BY THE MOST
COMPETENT TUNERS WHO CAN
BE OBTAINED.
TENNIS AND GOLF GOODS.
F. E. lilliKWlllill ll ill.
“Honest Good: AI Honest Prices."
39 Wall Din“. Nomaikm“
.. .....-........_.., ““7"" ,.. ..
EVERY LADY'SEDBESBING Dl-lAM
should be equipped with I dainty
snow white, one piece “Standard” POI
celaln Enameled Lavatory.
ilow delightfully convenient ill would
be to have hot and cold running Intel
in your dressing chamber sleep
lug apartment 0! first floor toilet
loom? its prpsellcc would Alford roll
the highest degree or comtbrt. "
lWe will gladly quote you prlcu 0m
plumbers are strictly competent mo
chunks, bone“ and reliable. ‘
Horace R Nash,
,c‘oiINVEVi’IV.‘ MAlN Alto weer are
TIHE MOTH NORWALK
STORAGE
WAREHOUBI.‘
‘ (Or ,.
FURNITURE, PIANOE ITO.
Telephone, 3%
For Particulars Addict.
0‘. N. MéKlliBlN,
Dulce. Room 4, Midland Block.
Wslhlnnton Strut.m
VUI".
l
\ I
Have you ever stopped to consider
» ”..‘ a
W B NI uw,c I obuirrlnn 'Ioi‘ Ropubib
‘ cun national committee, discussing the
campaign or 1908 illl'ollu‘uily inst night
ut the banquet of the Missouri Repub-
licun Club. suidl- -”'l‘ll0 country in liot
Roosevelt. The man who llllnullncen
Roosevelt. lIllplloIter.
been criticizing,” the president for his
Illundiwork in various let-out exposures
cannot keep tholl equilibrium lIl 1908.
They will be beaten long beloreV, tVVhé
country gnarl to the polio." ‘~ , >:
Got In the Habit of Having Mono,
Sunday Dinner at rho.
ULIFFORD ‘ .
No worrying about ueiccting‘
your merits, no bother with
weather comes. .. .
Courteous Service. ,
Pleasant Surroundinl. ,
Excellent Cooking.
CHARLIE REYNEKE
Prlprle-ior. I ‘.
Telephone 498. .‘
WWW
VTHE LATEST AND BEST
at $2.75 up.
1‘ Very strong line or fully guaran-
teed High Wheel mowers. at 85.50
to $6.00. WIN 1 ”
A complete assortment of the best
grades of RAKES.’HOE8, GARDEN
FORKS, sHovsLé, SPADES. ‘and all
Farming Utensils. at the lowest prices.
GenerAl repairing and machine work
promptly Attended to.
i
.I ”A I..!
llolrtlil Hardware 60.
39 Main St, Norwalk.
I,“ Telephone Gilli it'l- 5. I:
Gltgllllls "Pllillll
W EAST NORWALK
p...-
Shoro Dinners and All Kinds of Sen
~ Food Cooked to Order.
Bathing and fishing.
Bath Houses to Rent by the Season
John O'Suilivan,
Proprietor.
41'
Hotel Mahackemo.
'J. R. CONNOR, Manager.
sanwc: UP-TO-DATE‘
m, OUISINE uusunpAssI-zo
Imam» ‘RATEs REASONABLE
Sunday Dinners a Specialty.
For turthar partléuldrs apply Va't loi-
flee. Telephone 488.
Hilliiiiti DANNliSllil
In Wall at. Norwnlk. w
M Waulllnnton at. Go. Nam-iii. .
Real Estate and insurance.
We have” nvoral decided . burg-In-
in Income producing property that
going buck to silver A new inane must , I
be found. That issue will be Theodora I
illlllnoll‘ for office ill 1908 ln‘ust be It ‘
Those who have .
dished IOI" stove when pleasant I '
OhIoHorses LHWHMuWers
(GFORGbTOWb AAA snows)
. For {me lupnnl. anquert-V. Vuln‘lullc‘
f... I!
THE CHARLES E. 511011135 (20, PAN?
Sole Soles Aucnnl .
,164 Front Street. N
an
Beulah;
East”. N orw:aik
Tcl.VVVV [It-32.
F. T. EomusondtSon. .
DEGORA'I'ORS. ,
Wholesale “abnormal.“
VwALI. PAP’EII‘IS. n
70‘ "NORTH MMN ‘éi‘f:
Tel. 838-4. , aoul‘fl" no "
"file’Slill” ‘VV V
I sell only investments thin iw’lVi .
personally love ligated, and lot:
have been mos rigidly inthlgaloo
by some of the very best bllailloup slu‘
professional men in our city. who have
large holdings with us and who rec
ommend these lnvcstmeuw to than
y most intimate friends
A card will bl in" you our ilteruturr ‘ ‘
or a personal interview.
H. L. COBURN. General Agent. ‘
is death Main Strict.
III-Ir 156":
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING
HOT WATER HEATING..
HOT AIR HEATING.‘
STOVES AND RAN'JIl-i3‘ . I, “
_ SLATE AND TIN ROEIFLNG
Gu and Steam Fitting, Gus iV-‘lxturen
Metal Ceiling, Etc. . ,
Have you lean our ntcclc ‘oi
RICHMOND RANeesl
THE JONES ‘& HOTCHKIS':
COMPAN
17 wALl. smear.
Italy but ill
for freiljlll (lull
(in and alter Tucsdny. January ”,2 .
1900, Freight Propellers will i‘e‘uvi
Pier 28, Emu River, New York, {filth
0! Dover strtot), ovary Ilicy (oxul‘ll’l
Sunduy); l‘il 4 p. m Freight (’rce‘é‘lvcr
at NorwailI up to 4 pm IVn. aii'd tidbit
Norwhlk up to 5: Illllil. . ,
NORWALK STEAMDOAT CO . ' ‘
Annlng J. amllh, g .g Hugemih .
Lessee. General Allen's
mun Increase In value with the rapid
growth ol‘V the View.
Pnasro‘u'rl: TANKS.
than
Auto Garage
and Machine Shop.
Automobiles ntorod. overhauled and
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