HI;
in «no Hot-I liook.
loath Norwaik.
Lani News Notes
Now that the Fourth has paused.
summer will noon tune into the an.
tuiuu.
Honda of families weie huoy today-
cieunini,r the lawns of Fourth of July
debris.
linens llayuIaiIern' Association will
hold its Iogular session MonIlnI I- venw
ing at 8 o 'eioek.
Panama ltnln. tl‘ilrien.
George (tales of lizl 'l‘ar‘loi avenue I
in ronvalIISeinI,’ nicely him his iL:IIont
soy-Inc illness.
Minn LauIetta SIII‘IKhIIeI
field avenue llIIIIlIIIrv
week at Bell island._
ot’ till (lar-
iu sprinting a
E. Hart BIiIiwiu or Norwalk. is vis-
itillg his sister MVisn llIIiIInI llaldwin,
103 Garfield avenue. [)lllliltil’y.
~C. & K, Stlfl‘ Hula.
()‘llrien.
Mrs. Charles l. Sterling
run, of Fairiiold avenue. have, returned
home for a visit in New York city.
'i he monthly business IIIIIIIIling of the;
Clgarmnlteia llnion \Iil] lIII held Mon~
titty evening in (IIIItIIIl Labor Lyceum;
buy the. ill~l’o wai-
St.
Mlloat ownris.
oi‘pIIIot' IlII cell batteries.
. John sells tiVIVIIVni. 41
“‘e‘. . 3:21
I) “Fm
.,iiti
«'JI-déal .le I
The ioeul strawbeiiy eIop is at its
height now. and I.I.IoIIIIIIs say that be
cause of itII latenesh it will he turns
IIIIllI lIIiIt‘,
. and Mrs. Charles. Ii.
Mr Adams. ot‘
(‘II‘III'II street. spent 'l huI Inlay Willi
tlIeiI daughter. MIH George N liIIrII-
hunt in “animal.
~Dr. Dick‘s cures malaria.
Thomas J. West. .i.‘., Will) has been
spending; II i'IIIIv Iiays‘ varation at his
ilnliltI in NoIIIIIllI will lIIaIe tquorroII'
loI Nor‘.iislown l’enIIHIlInnia.
'l‘he Misses (tussle and Rose Spil'.“
Miss AIIIIat‘. rakow Miss lI‘tla Hil.\lllilll
and Mina MIIIy Sili‘iililrl. oi ilanlntry.
spent the IlI‘oIIrth in Norwailt.
Mrs. Kate Bonner Vand daughter. lIil
lian and MIIs. H. Tii\Vit"llt(‘, and
daughter. .I'III'III oi tlI‘IIlIIIrIl street.
spent Wednesday in Savin Rot-k.
Mr. and hits iI‘rIIdIIr-lIlI (‘IIIIhIIk oi
l’IIIt t‘heuter haIe ll‘iulllt‘Il home at
iIIr II Ilait with MI. and MlS. William
items of Chestnut Sili'ti. \‘IInwallt.
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'Iwiiilltfisii. iI’III;
and l‘orgies. itlII.
Mr. and Mrs.
street. ilIItlIIIl. IIIIIIII III Ntll'Wilik.
'l‘lIurIIIiIIy. to visit their son. iI‘rIIIIlI'
Short. and from here. want it.\ trolley
to Rye llearh.
Herbert A, Mathewson has disposed
ot’ his. Wayne I.IIIIIIIIIIIiIiiII itl George
l‘IoIIlIIvtIll and the. Hit" was taken to
its future home in lliIigIItiIIld. :I'i‘Sil‘i"
day. by ll. it. liulltley.
Mr. and Mrs. W. llIIII-ry Evans. lit“
('tllllllilllit'ti by Mrs. it. w. Keeling and
Mitts ltIItlI Keeling. of No W \ oIlI. spent
the loan”) with MI. and Mra WIIIIII
A. llIIIIaonIl oi t' tan .IIIIIIIII.
Mr. and Mrs.
South .IItI'IIIIl. llanliury.
day with friends in South Norwalk,
'l‘lIII Aliases iI‘lorIIIIIIII and Bennie
is‘nIith IIII-IoIIIpIIIIiIIIl lilt’lll hque and
will be tlIIIII gIIIIIIiII lot :i iIIw days,
\\ eaitiish.
LolII'iIII'Is
lI‘ lIIliiIIIlIV
t'utllili‘Is‘.
[VIIIIi VSlIIIIt ot‘ lliLIlI
.lIIl‘i’IIrsou lilllli. oi
spent 'l‘hura
~«Auto ('itllh Auto t' .IIIs
()‘Ilrlen.
lIIIsIIIrIIIIIII (‘IIIIIIIIII'I-IIViIztIuI 'l‘IIIIoIloI'o
ll. Maellonald IliIl iliH til’i-lt otheial net
Wednesday ainI-II hII litibllllil‘ti otileo.
llrI liI-IInIIIrId the United AIIIII IlIIun Lite
lIIIIIIrIInIIII tiompany of WNIIIlntztou.
lint. to do a health and :Ieeldent bulli-
IIIIHII in ihln‘utale.
line of the newly inIpoI'lIIIl open t‘ltl‘t-l
lIonI New Hlth‘ll lqupIIIl the track
)I‘Nil' IIlIIy aitIIInoon in Wall ntIIIIIIt at
the Holden IIvIIIIIIII H\\iit'ii. Ai‘I'tIt only
It Hilizllt III lay traiile at the point mou-
llonIIIl waa IIIHIIIIIIIIIl. Anotlior (tun
.iIIIIIpeIIi the tVIV-IIIIlI in Wall atraIIt about
7 (i't'itltik this morning. turulngIai
moat IIrIIIIIIleIIII oi” the rails near the
lI‘IIlrliIIlIt County National llunlt.
t‘II'iIIIII- an Mine oi’ the Hillii‘ lIonIIl
ol‘ IIIluIIIItlIIIi. waa below the IIIIpropr-lu
lion». IouIIIIlttIIII WIIIIIIIIIIIth in advo-
I.,IIII.I oi the lloIInII hill oxtentilna to
thaw. having l'IIIIu ten to twenty
toarhvrn. ilIII [lltWiisitlllll of the not al-
lowing the appointment of a minority
teudeut oi I.IIlIooln by thII hoard ot' ed
Imntion. IIIII Hiltiit paying part. ol' the
OXIIt'lllit‘. iI wan IIIIlIIulatIIIi that $3.000
a yt'iit‘ Would he IIIIoIIIIlI. ilethol to one
or the norm. that would come under
the I‘ll‘liviaiolm IIi‘ .IIIIIIiI an act.
LADIES CAN WEAR SHOE!)
one film smaller utter Inning Alien’n
F'oot Enae. II powder to ho IIlInlIon into
the show. it InaiIIIII tight, or new Ithoea
feel easy; given innt amt relief to mean
and bnniona. ltn littl nroalent com.
fort discovery of tlIII age. Allon‘ a Footv
‘ Eula in a certain man for tired. nwoal-
' in; hot, netting to It All all Iirugglala
and shoe-«Moron. [amt IIIIIIIIIII any
substitute. For timid trial package,
also Free Simple of tho Iroo'ru iIiM-ilii
Sanitary CURN- PM) it IIIIIII lIIvIInII.,,I.
'IIIiItrIIIIII Allen B. Claimed ileum
I YO. , , I
and child
Ilr.,
Shtcloi tor
. Swidrdou V and
.V Sunday,
296 \h
flfitfifihggvs'l'grmhpk
Eiw it; KIIIIIKJI
gist
8 North Main“ St.“
Tel 656—3.
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Hagh McMillIIVnV. of Norwalk
town this morning for a two weeks
visit in Boston
Miss Mabel Kern and Miss Minnie
Lester. of South Nor,walk spout
Thursday in Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs Emost Beers, oi‘ Nor-
walh, are visiting the iatter’s parents, "-
Mr. and Mrs. l’IIIseli Southpoit.
The Misses Charlottte and Lucy
Wicked, of Orchard street. are apoliti-
ing their vacation in Brooklyn. N. Y.
The telephone wired to Hleltorv
Bluff Were out of order today. and
caused the IIIsiIients HOIllL‘ iuronveu
ieuee._
”fix I.,.. MIVS. mm...
stIIIIIt NIIrIvI.IilI IIIII
weeks in Went lierliII.M
town yesterday.
Mspeudiniz. two
and. ’i‘lIeyleit
~—Clty Hotel llnlon harbors. Chas.
Webster. .‘ioo Nardo and Otto Rondo.
Miss Nellie Duane, of New York
city and Mra. ll. Ward liedeli and Ward
ol‘ Waterbury. are guests for a few
days of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Wood.
in Winnlpault.
’l‘lIe KIhIIIIIs heat the Colonials;
lI‘ouIth of July on the latter‘ 5 grounds
in Silliilt avenue by the score of it! to}
S. l’I‘. and C. Kehsoy otiieinted as but--
lIIII i‘m the ludseys and Younus (‘oir‘
hers and Dorsey for the ColonialttV.
Mr. and Mrs. Orlando l. Allen lIdVvII,
returned to their home in Westport.
utter a pleasant Fourth of- July visit
at the home of Dr. and Mrs. l'utney.
on liroad street. Milford. Mr. Allen
will have a lasting Is'ouvonir of thin
visit, in the silver loving can lie Iron
in tho rowing race in the Milford
Yacht. Club regatta.
'l‘Ivo small Norwnlk lads. IIanIed .les~
silo and Areuo. who had been taken
into (Insiody by the Norwalk pollIIII II
few days before the Fourth. charged
with celebrating too noon. had their
eases (italitlst‘li of this morning. by
.luduo 10. M. iA)(‘ithl0d. ’t‘lio hIIyI-I worn.
discharged with a warning to he more
careful in the future.
Phillip KonIloIll. after six years" Her»
\‘lt‘t‘I with ll. ltriIIIIIIr & (.‘ompany. will
resign his position tonitzlit to enter
Mllehell's Designing Sehool. at 20th
street, and Broadway. New Yorl.‘ ('lty,
Although Mr. Komlodl IIIIIIIII here It
stranger. he illli-l made many triIIndH.
who are sorry to learn (If his departure.
'I'hey wish him success wherever he
goes.
MINISTERS REMAIN IN CITY.
South Norwalk Pastors Will Not Toke
Vacations as Usual
It (iOt‘i-‘I not IIIIpIII'It that is‘outh Nor
walk will .IIIIlYIIr during the IIIquIIIIr
from any dearth of pautorai Ininintru
lion.
it in underalood that llr. (lurilee. of
the South Norwalh Methodist (lhureh.
will ren‘IalII in the elty during the IIunI~
Iner and not take hla vacation until
later on. Rev. H. Fl. Carpenter, oi the
Baptlnt Chureh. expects to be in town
until after the that week in August.
ilr MIIIIIIi’IIrlIInIi oi the Coumegallon
n] Chuieh intends to IIImuln at home
during tho entire summer and to
preach each Sunday with tho exception
of a few when the pulpit will he oe-
Izuplod by vialtlug uroarhora. lie ole
pooh-I to no home for pastoral services
throughout the aunnuer. ~
ii. is oxpeetod that. theta: throo
churohos will continue their regular
services thmughout the summer. . '
'W l
HOTEL ARRWALB.
Cliffordwatr. and MIIII. ii. A. Ray.
Now Harem WI BI Catlin. .lohuIt)‘. Wil-
uon. MiflfiI-illllll'it‘l'tl, H. W. Illunn, liay
l). I‘Ilpor. Iii/tr. and him. i’. itigltiumr.
ii. ll. it‘ropwell. New Yor;k M. Drieh-
ery. .lI'.. lumen lIi HIIIIInun, Mina Bar
an thH Hillbilly?“ IlanIIIn ll.- Mortar
Iy. Orange. N. IL: Mr and Mrs (3. iii
'l‘hotuall New Ilerney; 'l‘homan Water
bury. imrlm: Mra int Mtuilta. Brook
lyn; Mra. A h. Richard». Mia» Waali
titan. 'ilarryiown: Mr. and Mra. H.
Wethly. Elizabeth. N. .i.. Mm. Mary
F‘oire. South Norwulk; Iloaepii Wright
Wooaaookut it i.
MihookIIMOI-IW. it. Leonard. .i W.
Porter Dunllury; t‘hIIi-leu Stern New
York: Jan ii. ilIlIiIIII. itowayion; II.
Motiormlult ’t'oltenoku; 5. it think
New York; it. Raymond city; E.
Dourrtiy. Hartford; J. W. Btudweii, I
Yonkers: «(3. Ridge 0. Roscoe, [1.0m
(hi. .i B. Tyler (2. it. Fernando. ‘1‘. iii.
tun-ant. nannurr: B. W Prontor, New
York: iI. I1! lturihutt. city; Mr MnthI
ewaon city; 8. (l Barnum, New Ha-
ven: B S. Nelnon, Bunion; ll). Kenyon,
Provldonno; (l. M“ Cora. New Yor;k C
N Ritalin”. Mamamnnek: P J. Burke.
HIIImtIIrII. I. i-IIIntaérINIIw York: MIII
LSteuuolt, A. 'i‘rluqucal Danhary.
..
V TEES. VERVANDA SCREENS, DOOR SCREENS, VV
‘. DAWN MOWERBV, iCE CVREAMV FREEZERS, PlAZVIZVA RUGS, WILLOW
left
at A Iillyluu your summer neodn.
REFRIGERATORS, OIL STOVE-:8, HA MVOCKS, PORCH CHAIRS, BET.
WINDOW SCREENS,
We are heart and soul into the hu n
ROCKERS, BAMBOO FURNITURE, ETC, _. . I ‘ , V .
V Priceupoultivolytholowoat. ,IIVV I ,V, V; "s i“ V~._II
FUNERAL VDIRVECTOVR ANDV EMDAVLMVER. VI
12-19 North Main St. ' I 1 I South Not-walk. Conn.
m.— -I—o-ao- .? w‘niw m
Bar LIIIIIi Faun Wagons Just Arrived
E One horso~$45.oo, $55.00 and $65.00. .
‘ij": Two “flee—£4065. 90, $75. 00, $85. 00 and $99.90. I.
III Also SoleIIAVgent for the RACYCLE B'VICIYCLE.“
' ' ' CARRIAGE BUILDER AND’ DEALER
Horse Goodsof all descriptions.
South Norwaik
North Main Street.
in... ,
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I. _I_.
IIrxyr‘IIIII‘II“‘.I.t III: II
SDthltiiV Announcement.
Dr. Janina 'IV‘.‘ dodfr'ey. our specialistyhas arrived from our New
York lihan’Iihiug oiiloe, and is pIIIpIII ed to make expert examinations
of eye defects at our ofllce and slow. in the Opera llousé llloetI, So.
Nor‘wnlk. All cases will receive his personal attention absolutely
free oi? charge Glasses. if needed will be supplied at “WIS as
iow an 91 per pair for ONE WEEK ONLY. ilr.(iodl‘1ey will
t t Vina
may I.I.u. IV,V_ "Ian
i
I.
II
t‘ you.
II..ydl not proM‘ ihh...
’3? ._ .in If?” . _.
it: 0 p. at. Saturday until 10 p. m.
Have Vyou‘l'V eyco. examined by thin speciail‘ot‘, while ho is "heredf
; Come in and get acquainted.
United American 013131013018, Inc.
i HOYT'S THEATRE BLOCK. ‘ Factory 116 East 23a at, N. v.
IGANL ARK.
iV
South Norwaik.
We are now develooir J‘ this choice residential property. lo-
cated on the highland. within ten minutes of the station. It has
been carefully restreeted, and divided into half ac‘rc lots, which
we now offer to the builder or investor.
OWN YOUR HOME
by purchasing a plot for cash or on our easy payment plan. It
you are prepared to build at once. we will make you a very at-
tractive proposition. Ask your local broker or Write us. We are
not strangers in South Norwaiké—Harbor View Beach and Har-
bor View Park, and now the best; of alt-«HIGHLAND PARK.
Associated Board at Bankers,
t. 8. line. Pros. fIGIiGriok Jenkins, "008.
252 Huguenot Street,
New Rochelle, N. Y. V To]. 823.
against the Ghurp edge: of tho cliff.
bloke. '
QATTACKED BVYV HUGE EVACLE.
'l'hero in a young Iuan in Colorado
Springs who in pinching hhnnoli‘ Gov»
aral timeu a day to see whether or not.
he in really alive and to marvel at his
IIIlrIIIIIIlqu-I est-ape from death. ills
name in Frank SCill‘iill‘l'. While at-
tempting to capture a brood oi' ouglets
ho WM attacked by the mother hirIl
Mfiymo uwunu by II Iopo ovor II
et unharmed. lie was taken to a hon-
pltai for repairs: the birds were put
in a cage. The IIIIIjIIIIty ot’ the law in
the portion oi‘ humane oliicera stopped
in and trend the birds. ’l‘hey prolIaIlI~
ly now are circling tho air in their
native, haunta. Sehrlher haa given up
eagle hunting.
tr ll girl hu ed a m)-
‘ .. . In; lush Iflilitl got
m iIIIv 6nd;.~hundred tool. from
h. ’01: motherV made a l’IIi‘o- .
W hilo
Iant
clo attioii .r any lIIIII young.V
80 mum new We dy Ir...
VilVIo- rune~ Iron“ to a aimed... ‘ I
$06939“ to the stomach V For indigestion, dyspepsia, tour stomach.
tired Mortiao'h, Weak otoaiaoh‘, windy stomach
uternacmnd oaurrh oi the utomach. A guaranteed relief.
niacin 99M! You V!"
MANUFACTURERS or
LENSES.
We make all our own lenses
and can therefore save you Inon-
III
cy on your I
PnascBiPrIo‘N wona. . -
V'Vi'ry U: anngeeV.
WEAR Pearacr LENSES.
“Homer BIIlleytI
Hefractlng Optician. _,
7-8 United Bank Building.
Tel. 363-12.
u» ommmumomu
WEST ST. AND SCRIBNER AVE.,V.
Sehrther was picked up uu~ .
conscious with the eaglets in his pooh» ‘
,zpufied stomach. norvoul I9
flak-Mo “and law
IMO.-
i
l
Sold by the Cliliord PharaIaVch Valid the Bridge Pharmacy. ., l .. V...
We AIG Making I
An Opening
into how business and acquiring new
Ifliaiomers daily because our IIIIIiy p.- I
trons have amend the fact that our
goods our methods. and our p1 iLes
hare given coIIIplIIIe satisfaction. Our
customers. therefore, are our best ad-
vertisers. and We know when We in-
duce a new pIItron to enter the store
that he or she will leave it as an
ambassador from as to send as i'III-th-
er trade. When are you going to make
your first. call?
the A. J. An—GGv—lne it Son 00.
PuaNITunEI'ETc.
134 Washington strut.
South Norwalk. Conn.
Is
Ann REQUISITES It on
MEN. WOMEN AND company
we announce AV aupena COLLECTION or ENTIREVLY new.
MODELS lN BATVHlNG suns FOR woman MISBES AND oHlenaN
IN MOHAIR AND POPLIN, INCLUDING EXCLUSIVE amuse.Z Tuna;
ARE THOROUCHLY PRACTICAL BATHIG surrs; ALL you); wrrIVI
VERY FULL suture WITH DEEVP HEM. «I
COMPLETE RANGE OF SIVZESIN NAVY, BLACK, ROYAL VBLUE,
arc. VERY TASTEFULLYV TRVVINMED, AT $1.98 To $5.49 THE surr.
anrnmo SHOES AND CAPS IN ALL THEV ACCEPTEVD VVAND PaViIcVV'rI-
CAL STYLES AT Moose/r Pumas; I.
,I
33.85 wéshiogton ‘ sweets.
00000900660000.0600...“
O I Jackson
aptlcllm.
Everything in the Optical Lin e. , I
Eyes Examined Free
; 58 WALL STREET:
THE PARIS CLQAK a.
SUIT HOUSE
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
non’wm. .
menumn
(lAMUVSEMENTSD
HOYT'S THEATRE.
Every Evening This Week, Exrcepting
Tuesday.
MATlNEE SATURDAY ONLY.
iMPERIAL MOVING PICTURE 00.,
Presenting All the Latest Moving Pic-
tures and Illustrated Songs.
NIGHT PRICES—Ladies, 10:: to any
part of the house; Gents Orchestra
15c. Balcony 10; Children under 10
years of ago, So.
MATINEE PRICES-Adults,
Children, 5c.
10c;
Lawn Fate
at
Banner Council
TUESDAY, JULY 9. if”
HOWARD KNAPP’S,
40 Riverside Avenue.
I EXTENSIVE. PROGRAM.
W... IT,V._.._._...__-._..... .,..an
It‘l‘
Tasobah
I
Norwalk Amusement Park '
WEDNECDAY—Daubury vs. Norwalk
at Danbury. Kriedter will pitch.
THURSDAY A. M. -lner 30an vs. Nov
walk. Trumbull pitching.
THURSDAY P. M. -Paterlonu vs.
Norwalkn. McGrath on the slab.
SATURDAY—Norwalku vs. Dublin. of
Mertden. I
Admin-ion 25c; Children under 12. too.
Lattice free to the grand ulaud.
SKATING BIN K
ROTON POINT
Open ovory Afternoon and evening.
Clearance Sale of Suits, Coats \Sknls
Waists, Dresses and CoIsVGisI \I
('oraet (Inverts, for-met piiee 350. now . .. . I. 2E!
Neino Cori-sets .. ......... ..... . . . . . .. . 98c, $1.,48 $1.98, $2. 48 $2.08
Skills, former pIiee $5.00 now ...... $2.98
White and Colored ShiIt Waist Suits . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... .9188 up'
iI‘ine Net Dresses. from $11.08 up
Waists. regular $1.50 and $2.00. for .. .. 98¢
lIaIlles’ Suits. first lot up to $053.00, [or . . .. . . . I . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . $25.00
I.IIIlies’ Suits, second let up to $40.00. 1' or . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . $20.00
ladies‘ Suits, third lot up to $30.00, for . .. . . . . .. .. . . $15.00
Ilitditjtgl' Coats, former price $8.00. for . . .. . . .. . . . . . . .. . . I . . . . . . . $3.08
Ladina' Coats, former prices $15.00 an 0 920.00, for . . . $8.98
tilrls' Dresses at all prices and styles.
‘II
oo.-no....-I-u..-u...,....
I...coI..
SALE lN BOTH STORES
515 MAIN STREET, STAMFORD. 1 33 SOUTH MAIN 81., 80. NORWALK .‘
THE HATCH & BAILEY Ct).
(dumber and Mill Work for Everuihingb
FROM A PiGGERY TO A PALACE.
Timber, shingles. lath, all VhindoVn at! grades of beveled Siding. toot-tn:
and finishing mitten? All kinda of nun-II woods. Tar paper, Into coated
VioollnxV paper, lhohthinz pahr. Hair insulator and deafening papers, or I
inn-y and hxtenlion‘lnddorl. Doors. sash. blinds, interior houeVe him i
Pine, Redwood, Cyprian, Pophir and Chestnut. Straight and Kano! IVVIW-
his, turning, blanlnk 'ahop johbinz, cabinet work veneered work. Klino
drylnd tacilitiei.
Mili,VV£VooG oViV Mari’hall Stragt lining.“ .V.e..5§«3.
Lumber Yard. Water Street. 'Téleo ' no AG-2.\
\Blt‘
it in only through buying way back last. year that we are unify. to 1300‘ if;
'thonn splendid Stockings at Hilt‘ii irro IIiIItllIIII iigurua. 'l‘hti IinIIh am 0‘0
and indoieaa. the donignu varied and numerous. livery pair in brow
shaped correctly sized and perfectly made. I I,
+.
We make apoelal mention or our silk gauze linln Stockings. white. till! ,,
or black, at 2a: the pair. it we had to purchase these today they could not
be bold IVIndVor tit‘IIVI. ,
.,.
We also have a anodohisortmout of plain linietiiilii Iover ttuIVVG, lace boot:
and embroidered Stockingd from 50:: iii In”: pin. India. in t I Iil*
Silk BtnIIiIinIIa, Vblauii, blue, pink. white, tVon, gray and eiiamnugne VcVonoVrV.
V9] 00 to 92. 50 pair I ,
IIIII I V
». tiff»,
Hours-'2 to 5 and 8 to 10: 45
Large new shitting surface. Ample
seating facilities for spectators. Inn-l.
ate every atternotm and evening.
inertial ‘mualc anturday evenings.
ITHUMDAY, JULY .4,
Full oroliostra afternoon and even-I
lug. Maytag pictures and illustrated
songs by Johann McMahon at 3 and
p... In.
w
Aouiauou, 10c“; sKATitVa,16¢. 'V
NASH VD YO UNGS
VV‘G.
p. m.
V V!
t “« “
86 Wanhin ton Street
IeVol Unusual Import .V'
08
III-And}... sooth. sVothhV Norwnllo
Paormnroas. I.,-... 1......2..............._., AISRAVEL, Proprietor. w:
AMI-g. .- IIIi‘ .gw IV. . .
Norwalk Chronicler