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ti $1: mmthe 1113111 13111111th 11.11.11? effec-
w e on on. 11 co, 50c
bottle. ”I r
OUR ICE CREAM SODAS are de-
licious. The syrups are made from the
finest selected traits and are the beat
money will procure,
.I‘Ilti Bridge Pharmacy.
PLATNIR A. BRADLEY, Proprietor:
205 Washington at.
Tel. call 8191-2.
All Orders Delivered Free of Charge.
Mrs. ii. 1. Bennett. wad a visitor 111
Stamford Monday. ,,
Harold Rundle was :1
Bridgeport yesLerday.
visitor
lieutenant James 1.1101111110111011 in
visiting the Soldier's Home, at Noroton
today.
Miss Mildrgd Bennett is confined to
her home in Seaview ltveuue by 111-
11688.».
Mrs Susan F. Green is visiting MlS.
Louise l1. Weed, of N01 walk for a
few days.
St. James Circle will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. William Reed.
Cove street.
Mrs. E. ll. Smith. of Osborn avenue.
and Mrs. L. W. St. John. of St. John
street. are spending the day in Wilton.
The annual picnic of the East Ave—
nuo Methodist church Sunday school
will be at. 8 o‘clock Friday. an hour
earlier than last year. The picnic will
be at Steeplechase island.
‘Arthur ii. Kepler. :1 former South
Norwalk bov.won.1111h his last pacer.
Blv Wilkes the sliv'ei cup and blue
I‘Ibbon given by the city .11. the Old
Home Week races: at iioston, We
There was a. goodly number out at
the Tuesday night class meeting of 11111
East, avenue Methodlat Episcopal
church, last. night, and all enjoyed the
very helpful and spiritual.session. Tho
pastor was prevent, and opened the
meeting 111' reading the smiptuv;1 111s-
8011,111111 gave a good address. he sing-
ing was of the old time character 111111
Vt11y inspiring.
()st'ar Raymond 1-1111-1pouded to a still
alarm of fire yesterday in quick time.
Mr. Raymond had been smoking a fro.
grant briar pipt1 and neglected to 13111111
1y out the hot 21.911113 when he had fin-
ished 111.1: 5111111111. with the result that in
a second after 111.1 had put it 111 his
pocket his coal. was on fire. He sue-
cceded in extinguishing the flames
without. delay and also without eaiiiui:
on Mayflower Hook and Ladder Cour
puny.
A pleasant afternoon was. spent by
M1115 Alice tiriillu and but friends on
her birthday. Those who attended
Were the Misses May Schullze, 1111'-
trude Schultzo, Mary Klusollu, Alice
Griffin, Anus lloonoy. Mary Rooney.
l'lolon Rooney. Nellie 1.119. Evelyn
iiurko. ileleu Wood. Masters Frank
Sturlevaut. Wilfred Slurtel'aul. ltay~
nloutl'Wl‘ard Slurlovaul. Ward Mai.
coim. l-‘rank Mopurgoe, Stanley Can
punter. 'i‘hey loft for their 1101111111
leaving: many 11111111114 for their little
hostet-u-i in tin1 evening.
While returning from a profonuion-
ni (-1111. last 111111111111. 111'. ilrown, ol‘
Soavit'w 11111111111. 11'qu ilHSitllIll‘lI by all
apparently intoxicated individual in
Van Zandt 111111111. The doctor who
‘ridlng his; whorl on tho sidt'pulh. ow-
ing to the muddy condition of tho
ntronl. and bad 111.111. kicked at 1111 1111-
luuzzled 11111:. Wllll'Il had 11111111111111 at him
and which apparently belonged to the
fellow. who struck the dot-tor. throw.
11111; 111111 heavily from hit-1 wheel and
1111111111111 11111111111111: bio knee. '11111
1113;11111' will not 11111111011111 the follow
or no undoubtedly was irresponaiblo
and “111111 Ill‘ It'anlnn lliu i-‘llIit‘l' 11111111111.
will undoubtedly realize liml. own if
the dorlol' won wrong in riding on 11111
Hint-walk that be 1.11 not 511111111. Illi‘l’
11ml 11x11t'tilltllit‘l‘ of ouch canon.
A llorkaidrn auto. helm: driven from
Allantir ('Iiy, win-1'11 it had been in
the moon thorn. in the factory 111 l’lllu-
Ileld. came rery near finding a watery
grave in tiuI Norwalk rivor. lttat. ovou-
lug. 'I‘h11 Chauffeur look the 11111111
uvouuo turn :11 Mill Hill. Hillililitlllli;
ho Willi on liu1 'i‘tu'uuiko. When he
reached the 11nd of 11111111 avenue and
mum out. on tile approach to the lien
udlct. Farina bridge in- wait point; at a
good 1'qu oi apt-ed and 111111111 eorinlnlv
have planned 111'111' litr- bank into the
river had 1111 not 111v111'1od the initclillw
no that the whoolu niruc‘k the our
truck’s. One of the front. whet-lord
wan lmdiv 11111111111011 and it was 1111111111-
”my to 1111111 iht,1 our to nin- 141111» of 11111
road and uvlult the 111111.11 of 11. 1111.111
wheel from Pittafloid
LOVE AND SOUP.
"Men are no queer. “r1111 lhom 11111111
the honeymoon that your love 111 grow
ing cold and they never gimme 'op
from the paper.’
"No. but tell them the. noon in get
tine cold and they Jump about 11.111
feel. “-Dotl'oli News.
"Ito you think young Prouniev will
nntonlah hilt friends when they see him
on the 111111119?“ “You. it they think he
can wt.“«-—01eveiend 11111111 Dealer.
{:7 spending Ii few days with it lends 111
' evening.
111 I
11111111. ’1 Mill ol‘ Crockett. avenue.
lllon.
Au ice cream social will be. held at
Rowavton Hosp Companv‘ n 1101131111; this
t .1'»
W \
Harold ll‘. Kendrick of Forty~secoud
atrect.11aa r'eooveted from his recent
attack of malaria.
The Lewis family of New York city,
has arrived at the Sawyer reuideneo,
at 'i‘okcuoke for the remainder of. thti
summer.
The Cirano cottage at Contentment
Island is filled again with gumta, who
arrived from New York city, this
week.'
W
Mina Mlilic Bl'sshe. who has been
visiting her brother Rev E. W.
B1',ssho atatlod yesterday for her home
in Ottawa, Canada.
M1'11.PelerP Ray, of Brooklyn who
has been visiting her brother Post
or lster George W. Bryan oi Rowayton
11ve11ue,haa returned to her home.
Rev. N. I11. Hudson, of Georgetown.
preached at lhe Rowayion Methodist
Episcopal Church, Sunday morning
and evening, giving excellent sermons;
Mr. anti Mrs. Frederick E. Lockwood.
of Railroad avenue. will be among tho
guests at, the Evaneski Noueudorl‘f
wedding in South Norwaik, this even.
an
Peter Acllart, of Troy. New York.
accompanied by his wife, has been
visiting his brother, liarvcy S. Ack-
atjt, Rowaylon avenue, for several
days.
Mrs. Frank Baker of Madison street.
and Mrs. George l-i.l Seofieid and Mrs.
Charles H. Youngs have1 gone for a few
Weeks stay at Long Branch, Asbury
’ark and Ocean Grove.
A. D. Barnes, the professional roil-
er skater, who has been at Rolou
Point. 1111.11 season, has taken a position
in Bridgeport. for the prosonl, pending
the opening of the road season,
Mr. and Mrs. John 1). Feller, S11.
Mrs. Kale Thomas, Miss. Ruth 'I‘hotues.
Miss May Feller, Minn llorolhy Ray-I
mond. Miss irono Lynch. 11111'. E. W.
By'sslle, who went to Northfieid, Muss-
arhuselis, last week, art1 exported to
return 1101111.1 the last of tl11.1 week.
. uncut of
been visiting in town.
Mrs. John Kipp in 11111111111111.1111.
, friends tram New York city.
Mrs. E. S. Wheelel its entertaining
friends from Coiunlbuu, Ohio
panned Monday in Brtidgopor.
Mr. and Mr . P. .G. Sanford .11.. en.
termining outjof town friends.
Wukemuu Brothers have sold a fast
road borne to parties in 111 idgoporl
Miss Hallie Pack of New York eilzv
la the guest of Mrs.11.l., Toquot
Mra. Arliuir‘Soiey has returnhd from
a visit with friends 111 Greenwich.
Mrs, Sarah Howard has returned
from (1 11111.11 visit in New York city.
........_
Mr. and Mrs.
guests
day.
Folding 'wo'ro the
of Mrs. 11190 Peer on Satur-
Aifred llawkoa spent. Sunday with
his brother, Fred I-iuwkeu, in Bridger
port.
James 111111111111; was 11111 guest of his‘
son, James Hawkes, .11'., of Bridgeport,
Sunday.
Miss Carrie llradiey is routertaininz
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Warner oil
Brooklyn. 1
Mrs. James Barnes of Norwaik, was
a dinner guest. of Mrs. William Dutch
(11', Monday.
Harold Howe, of Mount Vernon has
been a guest at Holy Trinity rectory
the past Week.
I Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meyers (11' South-
portz spent Sunday with Mr. and 'Mrs
[frank Krulzer.
Miss 11'. R. liowns has been a recent
Mrs. George Bunnefli at
Wootlnloni.
Captain increase, Parnell look a par-
Iy of friends to Lurchumnt, in his yacht
Emma, recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hastings, of
Nor‘wnlk. have been recent: guests 01'
friends 111 town.
Several from this
village enjoyed
land Bridgeport. 3
'(‘harios 1911!. of i1‘airi'ield has been
visiting his friend. Dwight 13. Adams.
of Cross Highway. ..
.1101 1:11 Meeker of Colovt own bad :1
llov'lstous invalid 111.1111 factory 11111
close down i"<n 11 few days. (11111111; to
the fact that the drought has dried up
all the water in the 1:011:11. 11nd Poet.~
toaster George \V. iryan. 1111- 111111111111»l
lentieut oi’ the plant, has been indie.~
posed for 11111 past few days. and his
physician has advised his taking a
rest.
Chusmar‘s pond (11111111111111; to go
down. and the water in now about to.“
feet below the first dam 111 111.1 heat
of 'Idward .i. 1.:1drluau's 111111.411. 'i‘ho
trains will soon have to atop takin-
11'ater at the scooping plant unless
heavy rains 11111111 11111111. as it 1.11111111111111-
t‘tI iiiill llltl‘i' is only four or five day:
supply left. it is 111111111 years slur!
1111'- \Vtilt'i‘ in lint1 pond has 11111-11 as low
as it is now.
There are letters at tin1 Rowayton
11081111111111 for 11‘1'211111 i1}. liatloraon.
1'11'111111: iiiil. M1114. I\\'i'iubi. M111. 5. ‘13.
Marks Mrs, l'harios 11111111111, Minx
(Jiara Adams, Mrs. 1.. “711111111111, 111, 11.
’l‘uzt'poui‘. 1.11111111' S. (.‘orboit, Dick
llautiilou, Andro ix’arnazi. .iohu Mahou,
Mr. and Mrs. 1.1111111111111 ‘Wiiliains. Mrs.
Charles 112. \\’iiil:1111z.ou, Mrs. Terrence
.i, Autivison, .‘Jru. Margaret t‘i'tHrller,
William Smith. (‘. t‘uiiaui, S. ii.
Church. (1. Wailers, 11.11.1111 111, Mathew
1111'. William Karuoy .1l1'14 iiv\\'11rier.
TRIAL OI: THE CONNECTICUT.
Will Determine Whether Government
Can Built a First-Class Battleship.
ROCKLAND, Ml‘.. Annual. 7.-—-—'l‘ht.1
first about battleship Connecticut for
tiny begins the trials whirh will deter-
mine whether tht1 l'lrul battleship of
”11‘ iirai-rlaun built 11y 11111 1:111'1'11'1111111111.
instead of by eonlt'arlora in 1111- (11111111
or superior of her aintor ship. the
iamiaiuun, which Wall 1111' product of
a private Hi1lpl1ull1iinp, company,
The imulainna. wbb'h 11:11; tried in
Deceiuher. ‘illlld, 1111111111111 1111111111111 of 111,
9-1 home an hour on 111-1' bout 1111111.
while the average. of 1101' “V11 1111111.
rune wall 118.111. it won aurorlalued
lllui it wall Itoctmuilry lo Illll'i’ liil 1'1~~
volulloua of her arrow at 11111111111 to
maintain he:- required apnml 111 la
111111111. The nulxiuuun number of re.
voiuiioun was 125. The count-client
on an bour'u run at 11111 1111111111 lIlll'lil'I,
the trip from Hampton Ronda tlt'vulop
(111 1211 revoluiionu per minute/11,1 lhr
propoliora 1qu 111111 boon utai’idardlm-d
1111111111'111'. 111111 did not indicate her
«need.
Arrumzomonln were IlllIlIt’ to leave
the ancitorlute at ten 11 '1-Ioek 111111111 11111
111 1111111 ovor tht1 IlltlnHlli't'tI mile (111111-1111.
outside the harbor. anti thou alert, for
New Yor k. the tour hour‘s bliultlllltlll
apaed trial to be. made on the way.
W
POLlsHING THE POLE.
(Harper's Weekly).
in the railway station at Wilker-
l‘ arm, which has 11 large Slavic popu-
iu'tion, in 11 also over the boolbinek
aloud bearing the legend:
SHINE, ll elmlu. POLISH, ll) 111111111.
An lrlahmuu stood in front of it the
found thought. At length he pulled
IlIi-i pipe from his mouth and 11an
vidorouuiy.
"F in and they‘d be doin' Well to
cha- go double for (11150919 too." was
' umlher.
l
other any apparently plunged in pro.
11.11'1'111711 stolen from his wagon shed
tllit' night last Week.
Mrs. Edgar Perry entertained 1101'
Mrs, Henry ’i‘aylor and sister
.‘dias Mytiida yesterday.
Mrs. Rollin Stoddard has been outer
(dining friends from ilridgeport at her
home 111 Greens Forum.
111111.. Marv i~‘.ii111'ibutth.'1a returned ..
lrom l1t11'1isit with her daughter, Mrs.
Waller 1’111'11 in N(\\' .ie1sey.
Mr, and Mina. il‘u Howard of lit'idgr»
port have been recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Alien. Compo street. ;
Mrs. Chauncey l'iaufortl, who fell
and sprained ht'l' \vrlal one day last
work is getting along nicely.
11"1111111 Jone.“ and Miss Dykmau. 0f
ihookivn Y..ar(1 visiting Mr. and
.1115. 11.0 Deere on Write street.
Misa .ionnt'lto Ball. North Main
111111111, in t111lt‘11'lulning the Minnou Ma-
bzel and Frances Byers of llrooltiyn.
N. Y.
'I‘iu1 Current Events club will
their next 111111111111: August 13 at,
home of Mrs. Auntin Vl’alleman,
galuek.
hold
”11‘
Sun-
A number from Weslport attended
lht1 birthday surprise given to Milan
Ethel Durant last. evening at her homo
in Houthport,
Miss Carrie. Sulli'un, operator at tht1
iorullt-iophouo exchange. has been
1'1nupt'lietl to give up her position 011
1111111111111 of ill health.
Mra. iioward and daughters. 11111111
and Stella. of North Adamo, More, 1111'
the guests of Mi‘. and Mrs. W. 11‘. Prou-
tou, ilivoruldu avenue.
Minn .Iuiin lh'iaroll. the well liked
(111'1'11 at ’i‘lke'a roofuctloue 1 more, 1111.11
returned to Wealpori all r upondina
11 111111111 with 11111111111 111 New York
oily.
Rev. (3. ii. Slrayor of IIII‘ (lroeull
Farina Congremdiouai church will
i11111'11 thin 11'11111 for n utoulh'a vacation.
Illa pulpit. will be occupied by out of
town clergy. ‘
Mr. and M111. lloborl '1‘. 1.111111 and 111.
1.. l’uritou returned 111111 evening from
11 four day‘u tour of 11111 uouih 1111111 of
boon Inland. 1111111.; as far 1111 9111; liar-
bor and 11111111111111. They report 1111111111
(lid romiu and that the new 113111111111
worimd beautifully.
a...» 1 We. a.
THREE AUTOII CRASH
HAVEN.
NEW HAVEN, Annual 7.»~«’i‘hroo
uutoniolliiea 111111111 11115111111111 with l
cruah Iaai night 1d. the burner of Tom.
pIe and 191m alroclu. Ono oi the 11111-11,
containing Mn, Mru. 111111 11111111 Stud
third. (11' Walden, N. Y... wan wrecked
although the occupanta were not: in
lured. Another automobile. 11 bttltor‘a
delivery car driven by tieorao M.
Winslow, wuu overturned, and Mr
Winslow thrown out and bruised 111111
ahaken up. ”'l‘ite third cur, hem-inn
the number 5,112. 11 ’i‘orriugtua ma-
rhine, the driver of which remand to
live 11111 na1no.’1ra11 not injured by the
IN NEW
111111 emphatic comment.
meeting. : .1.
‘ l W
Mra. Andrew (10111111111 01 Wanton 111111 ,0 ‘ 3
Mrs. John Barlow and two Children "
the day ,1'enterday at. Steeplechase ls- ,
a. kid , .
,r' it:.l§i:'.§f‘i“l";t‘.
' oilllu
toutilIIlInIz 1! Mennonandln'
hit-1111 1"" 1111111311...
1111 yeti
811111
«recompiund:
”1111...... Peietohio. [‘0 a 11. Tulle (Blunt. i 11
111111 1' 81 tel on. Wealth: 111" (Irina. hit-.2151-l III1I‘N333I
0.111 in 1111 SWIM 124.1111! Ilia $11M“ alum its) 000.
gounwulumi 1.. 1111111: or your 1110119! 11111111.
Sterling Remedy 011.. Chicago or N. 11.591
IIIIIIIAI. SALE TEII NILLIIIII BOXES
Tfeoi III llI'lzl‘luhe'Iflflw 11 111111 ,
North 111111. at. south Norwelk
Reeldeuee. e Wnehlngten III. 1
Telephone It hp‘uee, 693.
Telephone at office. 8881!.
Miller 8; J ordan,
allliill Ill 1118 iii lilBlS,
fj Oiiice Hart’s Theatre Building
SOUTH NORWALK.
1111111 Ollice, 181 State Street
BRIDGEPORT.
NEW CANAAN
m
George Nichols is now tnnployed in
Smith 11 ice cream parlor.
' Mrs. H. D. Mead of Vista is 111. Dr.
Scovlik1 in attending hor. '
James E. Briuekarhoi‘l entertained
New York friends Sunday.
Mrs. E. Campbell of Viola, has hoe
a, attest of friends 111 Stamford,
George l'lrani of New York has been
visiting his parents in Burris avenue
for a few days.
"Quincy Adams Sawvor" will be Ibo
attraction at 11111, (11111111 liouse 'i‘ues
day evening, Sopt.t-111111e1' 10.
Mias (l S. Mvt‘ionahan has realed a
collage at Belle inland and will spend
the month of August there.
Edward Pauley has resumed his du-
ties with the Yale and ’l‘owne Manu-
fat-11111111; Company in Stamford, after
several weeks' illness.
'lhe colored revival service held in
Raymond a Hail, Sunday evening, was
largely attended. The singing was very
good. and the speaking was listened to
with interest. Many 11 bite people were
in the audience
F. I.. Simon, who recently sold his
fish business in Main street to Frank
Kelley. and who intended to open a
meat market has abandoned the idea
and has taken Mr. Keiiev an .1 partner
ill the line he. recently disposed of to
1m.
Solzbert llrlut'korhoi‘twho has been
conducting the 111t1sst1niger service. be-
lwoeu this town and New York has
given it 1111.11 is said thaf Percy Rat-
ser will continue the service. and that
Seghert will take a position in New
\Ul' 1
Miss ida Andel 1.1111 11 ho was inhuod
111 the automobile .111'ident 111 Redford
last week whore. slit was precipitated
into .1 brook truth the Sir uiey steamer,
owned hv 'l‘ W Hall, is much impl 01'
1111. although it will be some time be
tote she. can 111112 her limi1s.Mre Hall
and daughter. Eleanor. are recovered.
with tbt1 exception of a few bruises.
the (1111' has been shipped to the fat!-
lrn'y for repairs.
The New Canaan Regulars wort1 do
It‘iilt'tl by the. Ridgofieida. Saturday a
loi'lmotl. on the South Avenue dia-
mond, 11141. The game was closely
contested from the start. Next, Satur-
day the Regulars will play a return
1.1111110 with the Wluulpuuka. on the
same. diamond.
Dr. Lloyd‘s large American automo-
blin wan 11 trifle damaged. Saturday
afternoon. in a collision with a tree. A
spring and a lump were about. the only
parts badly damaged. 111'. Lloyd's
young son anti the chauffeur were the
31(11'11511111111 ot‘ the car. Neither was in.
111111, .
CONNECTICUT STATE FIRMMEN.
Meeting Being Held In New Haven
Thie Afternoon.
NEW HAVEN, Annual ’l.—~1\"iih a
meeting of the executive committee
this morning. the annual convention
of the Connecticut“ State Flromeu'n
Ansoclaiion was opened. and it will
continue through tomorrow. Firemen
from all ports of the stale came hero
today to attend the meeting and apoc-
iui iutoreat in 111unil'euted in the clean
lloll or oliicere.
1101111111 V. Magoo, of \Vnim'lown. in
the preornl slate uncrolary, and he in
out for the other attain. 'l‘reuuurer
Samuel 511mm. of\\'al11rbtt1'y, 111110
1111111111 1'11-1111'11'1111‘111. Archibald Manon.
ald. of l‘uluam. la the 111111111111111l.
'I‘ho pour outlon anaerobic-d for burl
iueea at 2 o'clock with nearly 1100
nit-unborn on 11111111 11111 111111111111 moot-
iur; being hold at the Sloinori. Athen-
1111111.
.—
CHARLES C. WILBON MISSING.
MW...
suspicioue That Stamford Boy Went
With Cireue.
(liln‘ord Wilson, 111 Year» old a
S'l‘AMil‘t‘mi). Annual 7.---Clllllllillm
Clifford Wiluon. 111 year old non of (3.
11’ Willow. baa diliuppoarud from 11111
homo and his purautu have linked the
police to look for 111111. 1111 weal. away
on Saturday. and they are inclined to
beilevo 1111. may acek to 1111111111111. the
hourpaugh 8111111 elrcue. which played
hert1 trot-ullv. The boy now the lll'l‘1
foruuutre anti talked ll Ilood dual about.
it nflerward. Young Wilson (iluappeur.
1111 March iii last but reappeared 111»
1111111 or 21 1111111111. 011 that occasion 1111
remained hiding in the fields near 11111
home and crept back when he grew
hungry. The police are inclined to 1111»
11111111 1111 will turn 1111 here again when
the little money be 111111 vim-ti out.
A REBATE.
New cranium-What do i owe 111111?
Pentium-Two dollars. 111111111111. '
Now Groom-«I’ll give you 31 1111
lot you 1111111 the bride.
Pernonwiil “We you no 111111 .11 to
let. me time—«Philadelphia Telegraph.
Hotel Mahackemo.
11. ll. CONNOR, Manager.
I m
. SERVICE UP-TO-DATE .
CUISINE UNBURPABSED
RATES REASONABLE
1‘ Sunday Dinners. 756111115.
For further particular: Ipplz st of-
lice.
Telephone 488.
111.11.111.11. I l
for freight Only
021 111111 after Tuesday, Janna I
1906. Freight Propellers will Ie’aw
Pier 28.111131 River, New York, (tool
of Dover street), every day (except
Sunday). at 4 p.111. Freight received
at NorWalk up to 4 pm In. and South
Norwalk up to 5: 3011
NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO.
Arming J. Smith, G .C Hegeman
Leeeee. General Agent
Specials.—
rmrfite ._.._.._._.... ”11115-31.
The Very Best Creamery Butter.
per lb. ....................... 290
2 lbs. Pure Leaf Lard ........... 250
zcaus Red Alaska Salmon .. 25c
Shoulders, per 11). ................ 11(-
Watermelons, large . . . . . . 350 and tile
A. Stui
"'I‘W
.....v.., .
Phone 223-4.
22 Coleen Ave., East Norwaik.
1111111111‘1111111111111111
$6550
We have a few new 1907 Orient
Runabouts for sale at $350 each.
I. E. IIIKWIII 8160.
"Honest Geode at Honeet Prices."
II Well Itreet. Norwetk.
éanvWLAdv'e oneesma c.1111;
IER 1
ehouili be equip ed with I man
snow white. one o ace "Standard” For
ceiaiu Enameled Lavatory.
Rave on ever stopped to could!»
how deiighttuliy convenient it would
be to he a hot and cold running water
In your dreaaiu chamber, sleep-
ing apartment 0 first noo'r toilet
room? he preannee would afield :0!
the higheet degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prim. On!
plumben are strictly compel”! m
ehenlee. bonnet and reliable. fl...
Horace R. Hash.
CORNER MAIN AND WRIT ITS
lilil llllllillll BANK
mum acumen. noun.
ram-acre A acumen IAIIRIIIO
eu um um.
«111-1111;. " "
«comm
eumuew AND enema.
011m /
new": 11 marl-lemon, I'm.
man n 1111111111. em VIMM
retention n. howeu. 11111 111001
munch eeewew, MM
DIRIO‘I‘GII
I. I11. Memoir New Ieym 111111
John 111. Knew Unmet ammo“
.leeeieil It. Mervin 11. welleee filer-vie
GHI‘IWIII Sworn Idlltl N.
«la—Husk“ m
Mun-MI.
Kio'neFiilrr
Eclipse Seii~CleéhinU
Reirigeraiors.‘
Palmer Hammocks.
Water Coolers.
AND MANY OTHER
Summer Goods
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HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON 3TREET.
Phone 661.
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your meals. no bother with
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Excellent Cooking.
CHARLES REYNEKE,
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LilliiilMiiiiiBiS
at $2.75) up.
A very Itron line or fully migrant
teed High Wheel flowers. at $6.60
to $6.00. Nmflmwwlr
Acomillete leeortment or the best
gradee o! RAKEs, HOES. GARDEN
FORKS. SHOVELS, SPADES. and all
Farming Utensils, at. the lowest prices.
General repairing and machine .work
promptly attended to. “,1 ‘1'-1d“
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I 39 Main St, Norwalk.
Telephone Call 9715.
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Shore Dinners and All Kinds of Sea
Food Cooked to Order.
Bathing and fishing.
Both Houses to Rent by the Season
John O’Suliivan.
Proprietor.
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Solo Salon Agents
1114 Fran Street. ‘ New v.11. C11,; ,
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MONEY.
Money loaned to salaried 1"111ploym-1a
and housewives on their own. name
without indorser. All transactions
strictly confidential. Call and see us
iNDEPENDENT LOAN AND SECUR-
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Office hoursMJ a. m. to 8 p. m.
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Bond Shares by check issue
semiannually. Over heifaniliio‘.
dollars paid to investors to date
ASSETS NEARLY 132.000.060.00.
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from date (11’ receipt.
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R. L. CO‘3URN.(‘1cncr'-i Agent,
16 South Main Street.
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PLUMBING 'AND STEAM
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HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES
SLATE AND TIN ROOFlNG
GII lnd Steam Fitting. Gas Fixtures
Metal Ceiling. Etc.
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RICHMOND RANGFS?
THE JONES & HOTCHK].S..
COMPANY
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Real Estate and insurance.
We have never-I decided burnin-
In income producing property that
meet Inereue In value with the rapid
growth of the town.
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and Machine Shop.
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repaired. 'I‘Iree, Lamps, 0113. Dry
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