1 proieci‘gi'.
git 7116111111137"
$8pr the ill in‘: ,
‘ hi oéll
out above
xfee‘t
X 9mm], at} will“
suing the bottom is fo‘ the not put
bars at low tide; above the railroad
lose a channel 6 feet deep‘nndi about
;. at odds has been dredged to Nor
‘ and the brain" fins also been
18.6 1611 lb feel" the ox by.
i cg den mini? layers. covering; y;
.jWhioh 11.3
‘iin‘é of the o IBd'ne‘, are now f (1 11h (1‘7.
0 to 8 feet and in the ba 9111 (it the
end from about 5 to 8‘ H‘Meim
range of tide is about 1.391
.‘ stl ed. on titles to be re
fi’lrommzbc ion and the ma-
oil gril-
s or'v‘valk channel 08 .000 cubic
(is; mainly mud.
1.3.0 it Norw‘alk channeli redre gin
aptly ‘
(ll 9'
Charge! from railroad bridge to
(unruly .mud ’v‘v‘itb the ex.
601191??? ofbnsin at Norwalk, 135, 000
the last 500 feet,
ggivrg e] w ill be encountered
3t
8% d.“ 000
315%is 'p‘s‘nn‘d‘. ngfilgf fi' (:11 11" Villas-
some boulders and possibly ledge rock.
Qilldg'rs ‘over
e r'einoveil are believed to be
annotated. but the
pot guarantee them to be so and
encountered, regardless of ori-
nbic yard (each.
‘ :r of importance of complet-
‘e. one is as follows;
(ilk
7;)me Norwalk.
in channel.
.11 NOEW‘RW channel.
(It‘ll 6.
iii rihtfialil NOI‘WIUK
“ND [11 Ohm D0.
channel
Nor‘vralk.
3) Turning basin at head.
rpposnls will be received for
alone and for the second and
work. .
it let as separate contracts,_il1e firs;
division must be completed in six (0
months and the second and third in
nine (9) months from (late of com
meucement;
(12‘) months from date of commence-
ment 111pvided..ho\uevcr, that
months of December. January and Fe
burary will not be regarded as work-
ing .montbs unless walk is actualil
do‘no during these months.
Separate prices for the dredging in
each division and for lodge rock or
. boulders over one cubic yard will ht
4111me led.
redsing and disposal of tb
material may be done by any metbo
doing the work satisfactorily. The ma
fluinblilhcti U.
the Engineer.
6” 4 miles from (be milrcnd
the
feet
ml“ £11111
hicb it is believed will be fouli‘dl
,ldeni 11g, 10.0 Q cit, tl
lid .
1 where
nd 66131166 with
tat about 50.01blc
have to be import?
United States
quiver yard for dredging must.
heyrmuovnl and disposal of' till
pt ledge rock and boulders
111191 from railroad bridgeG
.’0
e, divided into three.
and
(‘2) Channel f1 om railroad bridge to
the
whole Work or for (be first division
third
divisions together as one piece of
if let in one contract.
the whole must be completed in twelve
the
and with any kind of plant capable (u
terial excavated may be disposed of
either by dumping it upon the public
dumping 170111111 (11 (with consent of
owners of properly) by placing it. upon
.privntednnds above high water.in11rk
or behind suitablc bulkheads inside
ii. harbor lines or on
oyster grounds in places approved by
The nonrost'pubiic in
bridge;
{round is 8,000 feet wide by 4,000
"Tboeontrnc‘tor maid obtain a permit
616 (l (17c tr ry
film (lhhmnlllll "if!” oi. lie
rind in ieted.
’ 1133111313321: mongol
and the contractor will
contrgct price mt ll.
7’
a (Mr, quired, ‘
int... ttside tb Hm
‘81)
l
he i or voted as pre—
eguc Ions
l in
(tying the progress Zolidthte wni'lfffir‘tut t
v,othur gngouseo
067g!!! gillsgii thug: milk (1.66176
13, r ctlo s. The required depth 11 all
21 871,1 be made slitiilpleni to allow a
.1111 of not on than sun (2)
erce‘yer nay dredging is requir-
The contractor will be required to
conduct the work in such a manner as
to obstruct navigation as little as bus-
and. at the completion of the
bio.
glob, gnu remove big. planniucludinz
(7"? signs, buoys, piles.
‘11?er s or the Work sink.
throw overboard, or misplnce any ma-
Wilt“, {bunt .;_o,i' machinmy, which, in
the opinion of the Engineer may be
dangerous to or obstruct navigation,
he shall forthwuh secure or remove
the some with the utmost. possible dis-
toll. Should any such obstruction
33 made or occur. l‘mmddlnte notice
. will be given to the Engineer 01 his (1s-
'61!
‘ Maillot on the work, and. if required
1e cgntractor shall mark or buoy the 1
slime;
001101187 Qflflfillillls Murderer
(continued from First Page).
s statement to the coroner he did
ght k‘r‘iow that Wilson was dead. lie
grew impatient under the questioning.
and finally he said:
‘ “ you want any further explanation
of {by I shot Wilson ask him iio
will tell run all about it ”
Warner has not been informed of the,
death of Miss Nailing. lie declared
with much feeling that his dealings
with the young woman wc1e confined
exclusively to her work as cashier i'l
his hat store in No. 3 East Fortyasoc
and street, ‘and‘ from which he chargetl
he was busted by the pressing of Wil;
son for debts. After W'nlnér lost his;
store Miss Norllng went its cushion
to the haberdashery store of Wlliiiiiu‘
White ,p.N 3 West Forty-second
: street, where she was shot down
Coroner Acritelli was (amused by
the Bellevue phyislcinns enrlv‘ 'in the
morning that Wilmer was --in d (lentil;
lion to make a statement. The their
mind had cleared and he appeared
rational The coroner accompanied by
Assistant District Attorney Manley.
Captain Miles 0' Reilly, of the Mercer
' street police station. and u ntenogruph
er. went to the mans bedside at 10
oclock. The coroner‘s first question
was:
“Did you shoot Miss Notiing?“
“No, 1 never shot her" 1eplied War-
ner. “But I (lid try to shoot Hess. the
mnnager of White a store." Later Wat‘-
ner eltpliilned he meant A. It Spicer.
who attempted to disarm him after he
had killed Miss Norl.ing Persistent
questioning failed to elicit nnv state-
ment about the Norliug 11111rdcr.nnd
then Warner was led to the “been
shooting
“I w'e‘ut to Wilson." said Winner.
” and mid him I needed money. and
that I thought he should give it to me
as an old f1'icnd.l asked him for only
3l0. He said: ‘Wliy. Frank. are you
so low down as that?‘ Wilson hesitat
’ ed and made no move to get the 111011
e I re‘ embered he was the man
V510 ha‘d o'rced me out of business
and ruined n1e.l pulled out my to
volver and shot him."
“W but did you do then?" was asked
“I walked out into the street." said
Warner. "I knew nothing from' the
moment I reached the sidewalk until
i regained consciousness on this not "
“Were you (Ivor engaged to Mini:
him-ling?" asked the coroner
"As to that. Coroner." replied Wll
son, with feeling, "it is between God
(ind iriS'holf.Tl1‘c friendship between
in Long inland Sound and distant M139 Nornng and mo in my own affair.
about 4 miles from Kiysoru island and 1 will only guy we are good
PM!“ in the femur harbor (11' about menus."
the chase through the streets which
ended in Rose bringing him down with
the halo hook. lie also said he was not
the Supervisor of the Port, ot 1p. '27” 99b cl (ling building. from which
hawk b81970 dillhlllllt 090 10”“)? be fill pororn ltiod to escape by the
“t‘ “I 14088. inland Bonn police. an incident that his led to the
1 311130 yard, brow tunanurcmcni
that i 111171th by this method.
l 'frl‘bok Itnd 1(1an over on:
nun-a rncn will be paid for by llu
I1 l.478313433111Q
bucolic accurately
film multiple oil bony (.manmiro
99:” will be ultra ally mcu
dildhr c directltin oft c llingin
'lloforut him (111611 on the work. and
“WW. “.1111 .
flied out tot-iii ”unmet.
5m or
botanic in any gm, labia
snrcd before again being used
, have
on brow (1111111
cuppa it a distinctly
The iudgme n
(6 whether or 0.8
if if not, to what eh
will be final Unis
«6:7 fowl
iron of weather or
tiosdodefi'h
flint salute the even tui
GIN U'fi’cuminiu.
bub ii with 11
innit ill. a: 9
i i”
no If! shill 116' (skill to
magma
mount of. work except In the,
(in 9! limit.- will: be paid for by (in:
an!
ensured in the scum it the
Si
, cubic yard of ioild rock: ledge rock
Will be (treasured in place by taking
before and after rcmoul and
7Drill businessmen individually
gill 71111111 he so placed on deck acoytii
5911161361176, when removed. that this
ill guild's” maiden homo Willa Kate W.
suspension of tile patrolman pendlufi
trial on charges of cowardice. lie 11-
an insisted he did not know how he
went from Forty-nrcond street to the
store in Waverly place. where he shot
‘ ’i n.
‘ 1391116 end of the examination (inr-
oner Acrltclli said he was convinced
Warner was shamming about parts of
his story and that he had fuller know
ledge of his acts than he confessed It
was said in the hospital that. even if
Warner steadily improves, it will be
several days before he will be in con-
(iitlon to be rem moved to it coil in the
Tombs.
W
Ask: A ‘nivo'ucs.
W
1 Mn. Km Wu hum" Harris Accuses
“ Hillbsmi (if iutsmncrnnu.
i’npcra h vs mbcenb served in (1 null
{or divorce kill)“1 Knits W. litur-
11 linrriu against or but and Daniel
arrls... 'l‘he boilers state that the
urges;J and that they were married
levied her.
she also claim: that for over a your
kill _ vigilant 11.6.11 been habitually in.
j {commie .
a chrofui ‘
hm vdiibe‘ loads ‘~
(tillqi he contractor, pouring the‘
dump.1
Warner‘said he (lid not remember $
aluminium-16m W s: 1.. .Li ‘
._ 9 (111th
‘I‘lfig firm vvwwv‘ Thai ergo but is capable of I .
» CONS.
When an 7114: becomes
wiiboil
or. ice
pill alias
(ind
reto makeftbsn
. brcvqu from?»
in our own 11111161166466 to pcrlectlon;
26$
‘ it look for places displayi
W711 {(3 AND BLUE QUALITY
ARK.
o
rgottiedgy‘o‘ sins remember “ Frank Jones 'l'sre‘beat.
In _ 1.1
0.-..-. . My-.- .-
THOUGHT IT A SEA SERPENT.
The Remarkable Object Seen From the
Annie D. Off Cornfield Point
-.. m... w
srom' CREEK Jun 26.’_-Thi? aux ‘
our 1101'. 7
lllur) fishing sloop. Annie 1)..
ed oiT the Thimble islands vusterduy
n10r.ning on her Way [10111 Block Is
land to Fulton Market with a cargo of
codflsh. .Ilci commandm Captain
Sherman relates a curious story of the
discovery of some sun (11' a sea mons-
ter when he. Was in the vicinity of
Cornfield Point lighiboai on the day
before.
Captain Sherman says that there
suddenly appealed out of the water
asiern of his little vessel a creature of
such large. size as to fully answer the
description previously given of sea ser
penis. '
The captain said that the monstci
scented to him to be at least, 100 foot
in length and ”MINUS body at points
was as large around as a flour barri'l.
The. head seemed like that of an alli-
gator.
The creature was fully an eighth of
a mile from the Annie 1).. but the cap-
tain declares he could are it clearly.
lie called his mute on deck and they
both watched the animal until it pass-
cd out of sight in the direction of
Long Island.
Cn'ptnln Sherman appeared to be. a
thoroughly reliable (nan lie said hi
had been a painter of 11 vessel for (on
years. during which be bad spot“ much
time on the lrund Banks, but at no
time. he declares. has he ever seen a
creature so fearful in size and appear-
once as that observed by him on Tues.
dayduy. lie is quite sure it must llilVil
been (1 son serpent.
STOP THAT COLIN;
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up colds when‘
ever tried. almost without exception.
10 26 60c and 71.00 bottle; The our
(01d.13axters and Plaisted‘s .
0...“
MILK Palace.
0......
Local Dealers Have Contract With
Farmers to Prevent Increase.
Some of the farmers who dispose of
the products of their herds of‘ cows to
the wholesalers. seem to be casting
about rather secretive-1y oi’laic as re-
nrds increasing the price of milk to
wholesalers a quarter or (1 cent '11
quart, and the wholesalers, who got
from four to live cents :1 quart for
milk in this city according to sound»
ly. admit that if the farmers insist up-
on getting this advance, the consumer
will have to pay for it
There is no immediate probability
that there Will be an increase in the
price of milk ((1 either the wholesaler,
the retailer, or the consumer. for tho
wholesalers have 11 ammonium con-
tract with the. farmers, effective until
Novomber 1 of the present year. In
some other parts of the sliiic the same
threats have been made by the farmers
recently but no lug-ease has yet come.
Some of the wk seniors assert that
the farmers have been calling atten-
tion of late to (be increased prices of
live stock and the added (Inigo of good
miiicproducing cows. and ihttbls (1(1-
Iiatiou is regarded tel 11 the (11111161116:
tliing is igtely to happen when the
resent co tract expires next Novena
er. The wholesalers say. too. that
some of the lamina tried to break
their contract last winter,‘ but were
enthralled to abide by their agree.
”0
your son
men
"They say. o‘ltn arty, (it
Tim is goin' to (1111 7‘17 (111 131131 isii girl. l"
““1716. its wanted Nora McNeil, but
116 wall 11 around till she took (in vm
cant 3.1111 so I (on I1
spite hiinttcif."-~C lasso
lib
llama
First Lady 1
.0 h
ennui
I
'i‘b, . man told me to
0m
wants f
' already bobs his kid
over a booth at the church fair.
South Norwalk Agent,
BRIEN 8: ROQNEY,
.1 m-.. .0-..
Retailer/Making Public Pay Advance
Started by Wholesale Dealers.
The. scurcliy of meat at, the whole- ‘
sale hon in town. especially be'ef
on the carcass, still coutin‘ues. and
1'“on few cuts of the refrigerator type
are being received born. The \vhob1
actors state that (his is not a pretext
on the part of the big packers to
boost up the prices. but. merely a con-
(Iiilou of affairs brought on 111 the
cattle miners of the west who have.
appnrncnily affiliated for the dlio‘ct
purpose of holding back their live
stock until they are able to obtain
better prices. ,
A wholesaler“ stated that he was
glad to see the cattle raisers getting
additional profits out of their business
in that they had been throwing the
evils of ill ‘beef trust." but he was
certain that this shortage could not
lost many weeks. for the reason that
iltr' cutilcmcn would find that the coat
of feeding live stock foruveek after
week beyond the time they \i't'l‘t'
ready for market, would be too costly
an experiment to play with for any
considerable length of time.
While there is 71 plenty of hams. has
con, sheep and pork in sight. the beef
rcuiclty hits the small denier hard and
it has raised the prices of stocks (ill
The part of the wholesaler. who is gov-
«(nod 11: illi‘ law oi supply and d1-
mand. Hardly a (platter of the supply
usually rennin-(l under normal condi-
tions is coming here and in many
instances during the past few days
orders from retailers huve been but
pnr'tialh filled.
The dcnuuul for beef (luring tho past
low weeks has fallen off Iiotlconbl)
owing to tho l1(.1i although the whole-
salers assert that the denuind from
retailers and consumers has to all up
pcurnncc been nearly noruml. At any
rate the people are not consuming so
much hoof this hot weather and murv
kotinon admit it. 'i‘l1oy.suy that ii is
:1 condition in be expectcd. however.
and is always the case during hot
weather.
Restaurant keepers have ruined the
prices of cloaks tt'n (fonts in the past
few days on account. of the increased
total] 111 icon and the famine is forcing
many who live in furnished rooms and
board in Hip different restaurants and
eating houses to fall back on (.honpcr
fore.
A MEMOBAfll—E DAY.
One of the days we remember with
pleasure as wall as with profit to our
health, is the one on which We became
acquainted with Dr Rick's New Life
Pills the painless purifiers that cure
headache and biliiousncss, and keep
the bowels right. 28c. at F. Ii. Bax
tnr‘s. South Norwaik, and in. P.
Wood's, Norwnlk. drug smres. '7
m... -..,..,,......0...0.~
IAfiEBALL RESULTS YESTERDAY.
State Lee in.
New ilav.(ui ii: llri gcport. i.
lioiyokc. ii: New London.' .1.
81111111701110.1711 Waterbury, 1!.
Hartford 0; Norwich, "
u
National League.
Pillsbury. 6: l’biludolpliiu,3 4.
(New York, 4; JilClncinnnti.
010088018 8; 1156111011, 0.
immun- ‘
Amcrl'oiin Lupus.
Philadelphia. 2. Chicago. 0
some); Philadelphin,7 : (lineage,
(second some)
New York, 8: Gloveiand, i.
i first
?
Detroitz ; limtou. i (first game):
ilnlrolldl bisected? (second garlic, ii
‘Ilihlilflfifl
tilt. Louis. 8; Wm stop, ii.
The beautiful blonde was presiding
A
strange man came her way y.
"Would you like to take a chance,
1 sir?" 6116 (1711611 soccer
“I'VE
"No. thank you, he replied.
(1111766 timer!“
(silicone Neva,
Costs YOU the Same
so Willa: that; (inlets are
our RED,
147 Washington St.
MEAT SCARCJTY SENDS PRICES UP‘
(:11 sell it
13 HUNS AT $S5 EACH.
And 2 at $10 for inciting Riot in East
Bridgeport Wednesday.
BRIUIJE PORT, July 26.-’il111toeu
Hungarians who were invested Wed
the plant of the American Tube and
Slumping Company were in the city
(s'ouii vosimduy and they \v'cie i'incd
$28 and costs. The others were fined
$10 and costs and tvro Worn allowed
in go. for luck of evidence against
them. One was discharged and the
case of another was nollrd. 'l‘wo ware
bound over to the Superior Court. and
.lohn Szada was sentenced to 30 days
in jail f01 inciting the 1'.lot Prosecuting
Attorney Delaney said that in his judg-
ment the police would be able to cope
with the men in the meat of anothe1
outburst and in ordex to insure protec-
tion he would be in favor of calling
out the militia. There are 24 saloons
'in the lieighhorhood (1f the company
and it. is stated that an application will
be. made to the county conunissioncrs
to have them closed should another
disturbance occur. Today the. situa.
tion is quiet.
~Donn's linguists cure constipation,
tone the stomach. stimulate the'liver.
promote digestion and appetite and
easy passages of tho’boweis. Ask your
druggist for them 25 cents a box.
DR. COBURN FIE-ELECTED.
Again Chosen Secretary of Connecti-
' cut Mayor’s Association.
NORWICH, .luiy 20.——Tbe Connecti-
cut Mayor's Association hold a meet-
ing hero yesterday. fourteen “mayors
and cx~uinyoi's attending. be following
officers were elected:
I"l'(1tiltleill-'-M. Wilson Dart, of New
i.;.oudon vicc- president—George F us-
for of Itockville; secretary and lichen
rer—J M. (.‘oburn, of South Norwalk.
After the business session dinner
was served and than the. members of
the association visited the tunnlcipal
lighting plant.
LONG LIVE THE KING!
is the popular cry throughout Euro-
pean countries; while in America. the
cry of the present (lay in "Long live Dr.
King‘s New Discovery. King of Throat
and Lung Remedies!" of which Mrs.
Julia Ryder Pfilqp,'l‘l‘ll1(),30188.,885’8:
"it never fails to give immediate re-
boil“ and to quickly cure a cough or
co( "
this country.
weak lungs and sore throats after all
other remedies have failed; and for
coughs and colds it’s the only cure
(-ure. Guaranteed by F. ii. Baxter.
South Norwnik and E. P. Weed, Nor-
walk drugglsts. 600 and $1.00. Trial
bottle free. i. ”
DANBURY WOMAN 8UIOlDEB..
No Reason Knokn For Rash Act-
Hanged Homlf in Collar.
ilANlliTItY Jilly 26. ~~Mius May lini-
womon in this city. committed suicide
by hanging at her home an errand
Place. Her body was discovered sus-
pended from a beam in the collar and
cut down by her sister. Miss liopo
iiuclwit. Physicians found that’ the
young woman had been dead several
bolus. Miss Suckctt had been in (7x-
continually good (spirits and the only
reason illiiillitic'tl for the suicide is a
sudden attack of suicidal mania.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPBPSIA.
headliy in connection with the tint at. ‘
chor Buckcli. 30, one of the best known '
AMEN. dilly linemen 811w
151.5 (1.71 (110011 keepers were dried it
to‘tal not“. 5032 25 in the 11676111111 court in
West Haven yesterday. the man lead
ing guilty They were Louis.
ling, J A Curioll. Francsll n6 ,,
rad bang. Peter Blunt; ottc, is as
Mooney and Albert Gnodydn
victims of the West Have
were lined lost Week when the cases
of a few more what over yesterday un—
til next week In all 17 were ur'.1estod
A W‘O PERFUL HAPPENING.
P Byron N. it. has witnessed one
7 recordsd. Amos F. King, of
in (ice, says: "buckle” Arnica
-'. n .
Solve cured a core on my leg with
which i had suffered over 80 years. ., 1
W ,
“XOI‘fice days. every day with the
. exception of’Tu‘csday‘ and Friday.
7.
Electrical Col
mm. um um
‘ Mews AND stirs: summit
‘I-‘IINO MAINVIT. I0. NORWALK
most remlirknble cases of henl- ‘
The {Forced .8616.
.ndnumstcred by Dr. Jerome I).
Wirt, a graduate of the parent
”anthem at Kirksvillc. Mo. ibis
modern, (liugless' treatment will
‘Oevrcomc the most obstinate
(:hmnic disease. ‘ '
‘ New York office, No. 25, _W.
((211 St. Phone (189 Bryant. Office
[days iucsday and 1' May of each
week '3‘ .
Norwalk office and residence,
:1: Isaac: Place. Phone 123-3.
Consultation Free.
, BOAT BUlLDING,
REPAIRING OR OVERHAULING
Done in the Boat Manner Possible.
Completewayc forrhaullng out vessels
ocean monsoon, ,i‘
Formerly Tonnet Launch Works
1.; 1 . w‘evétport. pybn.‘
v
Automatic
Sofa led
These Sofa. Beds are made in the
most substantial manner. The l1 units
are made of quartmed oak highly pol-
inhed. The seat and back are uphol-
. stored in velour, red or green and
tufted. The divnn can be changed in.
stantly into the most comfortable full
size lied. be large“ box underneath
the seat affords ‘suflicieiit room to
store the bed clothes when not in use.
Prices range from.$36.00 up.
l.
l
This is lust the Weather youi“
will appreciate these cool, soft, .;
flannel trousers. . . . . . . “
G HER. UP THE PIECE :
V°"" gin No “matter how badly broken i
,3 HEREI your lenses may be from "that no-
3 cidont. we can measure thepow— E
SE50 TO 34-00; ’ 1; er and kind of lens. Bring ‘us '3,"
, . , 7 " . y . , m the pieces and We will do the :0
' , : M 3' "13 3 iii? 9 " iost. . a
Open Monday, WEDNESDAY 3. l5 ‘1,
and Saturday Evenings. til WEAR PERFECT LENSES. '1"
5 -(,11 . . . 9|
\ 0- t .7.-
J“ P" M [S EHomer 5; Hey , g
, l g Refraction Optician. , if:
Tailor, Clothlér. Hatter. 78 United Bank sunning. .°°
Furnlahcr. , ‘ § Tel. 353.12,
85» Washlnatpp 3*“ 78°"N°'w9‘k'v m WEAR PERFECT LENSES cc
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:1 AMUSEMENTS D ..
new roux. New Moon 1 c
(turnout) RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE. ‘ .
Hoyt? Theatre
avanv EVENING. THIS WEEK.
MATINEE, SATURDAY ONLY.
AMERICAN» LIFEOGRAPH (:0.
I Direction Joseph England“.
illustrated 897180.
PRIQEB.
.. 1W Kl”...
Afternoon at 3:45;, evening It 8.
CHEROKEE iNDiANB
vs. NORWALKB.
ior car and have their own land.
SATURDAY, gm,” 27;. .
DUBLiNo. 0F M'lRiDIN,
1 “5 NORWALKI.» 7
'\
Ladies in. to the brand smut. , .
ROTON Poms
Mrs. Franklin flush oi! New Castle.
Deb. fiiiiilii “i stiffened for years with
. (lyspcpn (1.111160 tathan great distress
‘1 and be oiling.
i tried everything i
could hear of but nothing helped me
(iiiiiii (can hruiilau Balm. mid one 50
cent bottle cured merompictcly."
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floured to ti. and (ltoii
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seam facilities for spectators.
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69, 109, 16c
lic'ar Mailer Walker Shite
Mrs P1111168 opinion is shared 7m?" " " ‘ " " '
by a majority of the inhabitants -of -
New Discovery cures _.
17616471: Amusement Park
WEDNESDAY JULY 24, TWO GAMES
The Cherokee: (67m in I Special Par
Admission 25c; Ghlldrcn (tailor 12, 106.“
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In Effect June 2, 1807.
LEAVE com-H NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
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990114 NORWALK To DANBURY.
A. limit 80, 8:08, 10:0611.
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41851:, 6:18, 6: 20. 0210,7111.
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