That C1119 Aching
001:3 {yet-y Rii‘ifl hi 1headache rind do
it without onlis‘iug ”bad after effects
are
OUR OWN HEADACHE WAFERS.
.rour money back it they. tail to
cure your headache. ..
Price 10 and 251:1 package.
lip bridge Pharmacy.
lshAdst, Pram-1.1m
uh 3:011 St.
All 011191111: ovum-'11: 91:1“ '11 chi‘r‘g‘e'.
George lmke'Jhds-“retorned from 11
trolley trip to Waterbury.
Charles Hosegood, keeper of Sperry
Light. New Haven, has been spending
a furlough here.
Captain A. B. St; John, watchman at
the plant of the Standmd Oil Compa
11y, is enjoying a week’ 3 vacation.
~11 you want high guide work uta
popular prices—collms 2c, shirts 10c—
ii“? the Old Well Laundry.
-“’}iorsce Keywortb is having his cn
gihc installed in his launch again The
'macbltte has been at the fricto1y being
overhauled. . -
11 "The tuners] of Olive Vivian (boy
was held yesterday afternoon at 2
o’clock from the home of her parents,
1693 Washington street.
:dtspid progress is being made in the
erection of the new house at St. John
street and Edits avenue for Everett
Elilkley, the hardware dealer.
.gtiifiliiss Katherine Ducross and her
mother, Mrs..Charlcs DuCross. have
started renovating the building which
they are to use as 11 fish market.
31"‘.9";’I‘lie L. S. Club will meet at the
libmc of Mrs. William Plutt, of Win-
1111111 street tomorrow evening. All
Members are requested to attend
11),
R‘All interested in reorganizing the
Eustlme A. C. are earnestly requested
to attend a meeting to be held at. the
home of George P Barnes No. 6 Haw-
zbins avenue Friday, August 16,1907.
8"9p. n1.
1' -—-—-~——------- .
AL—Everybody's friend—Dr, Thomus'
Eclectric Oil. Cures toothache, earache
sore throat. Heals cuts, bruises,
9Iéalds. Stops any pain.
ROWAYTON.
m
Charles R Petty has a party of
friends out today on u crabbing expe-
dition.
:.Mrs. William H. May has returned to
her home in Pittsflcld, Mass. after a
visit with Mrs Jennie. C. Fen is of
Gobble Cottage, Belle island
1 George W. Raymond has commenced
the erection of another bungalow on
the property he owns on the west side
of Raymond street.
,A baseball nine made 11p of the
members of the Acorn Club, of Brook-
lyn. played a game, Monday afternoon,
air Roton Point with the So 80's, of
Norwalk. The Acorn boys won by the
score of 21 to 10.
"-l‘hc Ladies, Auxiliary, of Rowayton
Bose Company, hold a meeting, last
night, and discussed plans for on on-
tortuiunicnt in the i‘otur.c Anoihor
meeting will be iicid in two weeks.
The Hose Company scrvcd rct’rcsh-
Ibents of ice cream and cake. and 11 so
cial time was had by oil in utteuduncc.
D‘ARIEN AND NOROTON.
1 Georgc S. Smith. of Niunllc, has l'o
turned from Noroiou, where hc at-
tended 11 business meeting at tho Sol-
dlsrs‘ liouic.
WESTPORT.
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Mrs. licnlomin lirothorton is quite
ill. .
Patrick Mnioncy has 11. n7cw carriage
horse.
Charles (iibbs is driving 11 new team
of honour.
dig, lticbard Taylor spout Tuesday
in Bridgeport.
Miss Louisa Wokemun visited i11'
Ilanbory lost. week.
William linker in visiting his dough-
tor, in White Plains, N. Y.
The sclocimcn hold their
August meeting on Monday,
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regular
Mrs. Joel Godfrey 11111-1 11011111110 from
a week’s visit. in East Norwaik.
Miss Alice Smith and Miss Ethel
Beers spent Monday in ilridgeport.
.'I‘bo Snugunick Whiat Club moi Mona
day with Mrs Perry, ot Southport
m. and Mrs. Stuart Pinkhnm spent
Bunduy with relatives in Port Chester.
W
Miss Emma Wardit-u, of Brooklyn.
in tho guest of friends in S‘uugnturk.
Quito. 11 number of out-of-tovm poo
pic are camping out on Combo Beach.
W
W
111111111 Mrs Stanley R. 'l‘illow
havo returned from their trip down
cast.
(1. 11.110133 and duoki1ter,Gertrudc,
are abendlu‘g the summer at Lake
George '
. Bridgeport. friends were over Sun-
day guests of M11. and Mrs. F. P
Morehouse.
William Osbor,no who was prostrat-
ed by sunstroke, last week, is able to
be about again.
Albert Gerhardt and Mrs. Knight
recent. guests here have returned to
South Norwalk.
Mrs Frank Marvin is entcitalnlng
her mother, Mrs Cousins, and her sis
ter, of New York.
Miss Maude Ruby, of the Grnnbury
I)i1=1t1lci,oujoyed a trip to Huntington,
L. i., on Friday.
Fibcnozer Baker of So11tl1ing1011,ls
visiting his daughter M1s. Fred Mills,
at G1cens I'urius.
Mr. and Mrs Albcrt Benjamin, of
Rcdding were calling on blends in
town on Sunday.
The Greens Farms Congregational
Church will picnic at Steeplechase ls
lau, August 15th.
Miss Eva Ferris and Miss E ulu iter-
ris are spending a low days with 112111
lives in Br.ooklyn
Joseph H. Sniffen entered on his 011-
9ties ass member of the firm of Til
olu & Banks, Monday.
E. C. Burnout. oi’ Btookl1n,
spending a few weeks with Mail
Mrs. Walter P Marvin
is“
and
1. Mrs. C. F. Gregory is spcnding a
few days at Compo Beach with her
nephew Charles Godfrey.
Mr. McMuilen of Brooklyn, has been
the guest of his b1olhel Andlew Mo-
Mullen, ln North Main street.
Miss May Hamilton and Miss Alice
Reynolds. of South Norwnlh. arc guests
of Mrs. Theodore Hamilton.
Mrs, Frank N. Taylor and Mrs. W.
S. Jones Were the guests of Mrs. Harry
Nicholsv at Fairfield, Tucsday.
Rev, and Mrs. E. B. Dean 1th town
Monday for 11. vacation among the
Berkshires and at the seashore.
w
Miss Potters and Miss Neitir1 Pct-
i’ers have. returned home after a throc '
\vceks' ‘sojourn at York,Bcacl1, Maine.
......___....._
The Rev. and M1s. GeorgeE .Bishop
have been spending the wool: with
Mr. and M.rs eren Bradley, Wes-
ton
Christ Church will be closed for the
rest of the month or August. Service
will be resumed on Sunday, Scptcm
her 1.
Frank Jones, of New York, who has
bccn 11 “fiscal gucsi oi’ M11.
and M111. i
Rollo Ben S to Wright strcct, has r-c
tunicd homo. |
Mr. 11.11111-.'M1s. Oscar Jacobi and
daughter hin1"_g11mlio from East 01'-
ange mo‘ spending two wccks with
Mics Helen Smith in Main sircct.
l1} Sutton, Mrs.V1111dcr-
Miss S111itl1,Mr1-1. Ch‘ase,
Les Scoilold and daughter
iptcnic at Compo llcnch last
Mrs,“M i'
bill Godfri it)
Mrs
combed);
week
The 1111111 .Rcveicnd (111111111111
Olmsted“: bishop of (‘cntrul New Yor,k
was the cclebrnnt oi ihc holy omn-
munion at Christ (huicb last Sunday
n10111l11g'i‘" ’l‘lu' bishop is
1 sands of arces of mass
1 out. of Mount Blunc.
spondiug .
1 "glitch
l . do 111111.111 her turbo
b a much 111111 na'111ectash-
r‘ailwni construction has added
to sottlo Mexico. Six engineering pm'
‘w‘tics this spring have been choosing a
route down the Andes mountains 011,
the eastern slope to! the railway which.
is to connect the Pacific ocean with tho},
head of navigation upon the upper
Amazon in the eiistci'11.nlhi'iiiciasolf
Peru pays the Chicago inter-ocean.
Peru. 1111(- sum of 1101 suitor coun
tries, has after long travel recently at
laincd security in govcrnmcnt, and
Since 1904 foreign cupiimul English and
American has manifested renewed ac-
tlviiy. The extension of the line from
Culluo, the port of lama, which some
years ago Icached the Drovu plntcuu
down the Cordllieiw slope into tho
Amazonian basin, is 11 project couociv
cd long 1150,0111 delayed by the Per 11
viu11t3hileun war and the. subsequent
anarchy in Pc 1'11.
The terrmlto1y to be opened up by the
new construction embraces. 000,000
square miles, is rich in rubber tr'ccs'
and tropical woods and cumulus thou
and arable
lands, upon which colonists arc to bc
planted to gr'ou «olive and cacao.
'll1e(.onsir11ctio11 of H11 railroad from
Callao to 01 ovu b,1'A111o1lcuu cuglncms'
is still regarded by railway ougim 11111
as the greatest lcat oi il1oi1 profession.
The road 911l111ll11y1ii scu level rises to
000,1..t00fi2800 and b 000 foot tut thc 1'0
spt.ctlvc dlslantt- oi smcn, cighl, ’l.‘
and 50 miles. )1 crossas the main A11
dean ridgo at 11 height of 171,000 tool,
or about 100 foot lou'or than the sum-
:111d thcnco do-
sccuds 120 foot to tho 111ilc,i'o1',il0 miles
amass the plateau ot()ro,\'1.1.'l‘l1c Alps
compared to the Andes 11111x Lilllputian,
tho passes of tho lattcr cqualiug the
tallest peaks of the former.
"lhcso giant 111ou11t11i11‘s. howovor, 111p
vcined with precious anemia and with
quicksilver; ihci 111ilu'av looping 11p the :
giddy lilCLilli(.OS
thcsc dcposits.
in the old days of Spanish conqucst
the Spaniards wcrc. able to exploit. the
111i11osor the locus by the some moans
they used to exploit ihoso of tho Monic-
zooms. They built. 11111111 roads 1111 into
the 111111111l.11l11s and worked the ludiau
population as slaves in tho mines.
'l‘hut method got out the gold and
silver, but dcci111atcd the popula-
tion. The silver mincs of Ccrro do
Passco, which is railway spur from
Oroya now reachcs produced in 250
years 11(1111'ly $500,000,000 and are still
producing at the rate of $20,000,000 11.
your,
Aliogothcr thorn arc three lines be-
ing “built, from the Peruvian Pacific
coast across the Andes, but the Cen-
tral Peruvian railroad, of which we
have been speaking, will Do the first
to reach on the other side. navigable
water loading to ”N9 Atlantic.
The southernmos of these three
lines is intm'cnting, inasmuch as it is
destined to afford the countless Bo
iivin an outlet to the word. 'l‘hat linc.
starting from Mollondo on the Pacific.
11111 designed to tilt)
,climbs to Lake Titicaca. wbich occu-
plcs one of the highest pittcaus in
the world. The line has already round-
cd the utiritlirri'ii“"‘<"1nd of the. lake. and
is heading toward the city or 1111 Paz.
Bolivia. as penalty for the war she
waged with Pcru against Chile, was
compelled to cede her two Pacific
provinces. Not that 11p to. that. time
they had afforded her any bcnilt, but
ihcl1 loss apparently scaled up lioliv
in no the future. Bolivia, however, be-
sides rivaling Porn in the wealth of
her gold and silvcr, contains overy cli
,mnte within i1111' bordem and can grow
cv'ciy fruit and grain that flourishes
bctwccn the cquutor and the Arctic .
circle.
A trunscontlucntul line already is
consiructcd across the Argentine Re-
public and Chile, connecting Buenos
Ayrcs and Santiago. but. that lies fur-
ther to the smith than is Mexico from -
Chicago. Tthc Peruvian lines will
upcn 11p channels 01‘ commerce across
the wildest portion of the South Auier
icon contincut. When they once have
touchcd the navigable Amazon they
have virtually reached the Atlantic.
since ocean-going bouts cuu ascend
that stream about as easily as thcy
con (‘hesupcuke buy.
MAXiMiLIAN' S TOMB.
some time with his wifc. at the home
of Sldbgi9Wotis, lmpcriul avenue.
Office' Allen, of Wcatport, usuisiod
by several helpers, hurl quitc 191 11111-
sie with an illi-lttllC 1111111 111 the .‘ augu
lock station last ’l‘huisduv. lio 1111111
from No Walk and the «Micro was
asked loi‘ibkn him bnl'h'lo his home,
which ‘lio‘d'itl ultcr much diilicuity.
iN STATE SECRETARY'S OFFICE.
Documents 1111 i"ollo11s how iltli'll
tilcd mum office 01' 11111 states (‘i 1'11
tury:
Celia No of iniml'ptuutiou of tho
Putaconk Distilling company of (bus-
tor. 21b company will dlulili ilii'ii)
oils mitt ‘Nziich 1111an N111 i11co1poritiois
arc 11111101111 11 1111101111 A. 1'. 1111111111
and Charles 1'). Smith, all of Chm-11111:
'l‘l111 cu'p‘ilul to 810.000, and luminous
will be started with half that amount.
Certificate of organisation ht tlu-
Suvin Rock Construction company of
Norwich l‘hc oiliccrn arc: l’rcsidcui,
W. N". 1121111; Hcciciury 111111 trousurcr.
Noci A. Mitchell; directors, oillccrs
and Arthur Hayden.
Articles of association by tho Colo
mot club, incorporated, of lhidgoport.
Tho subscribers are Stephen C. ()11
bournc. 11‘. A. Whitney, William W
Chapman and .l. .1. Fisher.
Certificate of increase of capital
stock of Colt 01 Company, incorpor-
ated. 01 Winchester. from 07.50010
$15,000
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Willi out socretury of war and our
"lighting" admiral doing their host to
been Worywhcre it looks as if we
might be able to stave tilt the war
clouds for some timer-30 Paul Pio
user Press.
slit/EB TEDDY EVERY NOW AND
THEN.
‘Mr. 'l‘nft hasn‘t yanked 111154100.v
out or the water, “ any: the Baltimore
Sun. But be frequently sits on the lid
in kcep his chief out ow hot Water.
E. B. Blames, of (Ii-Ions Farm, has
i
I"doesn‘t. hob-Washington Post.
thlxilliiiiilll‘it coffin.
in 11 group of vi'stms to the royal
tombs of Vienna rcccntly was 11 tourist
from Mcxlco, who BTTOWtHT grout. inter-
est. in thc resting plucc of Maxhnllinu.
"There.” he writes, "where a ray of
sunlight can strike. it, i saw for the
first. time the imperial crown of
Mcxlco. it was 011 the unfortunate
Undci' it was the
inscription in Latin: ‘Boru ut Schoo-
bruun July 0, 1832: outdo emperor in
liiti'i; died a hero Juno 19. 1807." So
it is now Mar 40 yours since the
tragedy which was not to lu- 11vcxtcd
was c1111<icd.l board the people toll
‘191bout tho young pr1’intc s c';ouiuizc how
ho had to uptuh words of choc! to Dr.
1311111 b in whom he said; "l‘ukc this
ring buck to my pcoplo 11nd icii them
all that took plucc. You will boar 111,1!
lovo to my 111111111111 and will any to my
111oilu'1' that l dicd 11 Christian and u
soldic1.l in did them and soon
build/«'0 with (1111111 in thcir admiration
for 111111 who icll tho victim of. another' 11
1111111111. Napoleon ill, 11111121111111, Juarez.
lbc chiof actors in the tiagedy ot‘
Qucrctut'o, arc dcad, but i told my Aus-
Iiriuu guide that the music which Mox-
lmliiun even some or the musicians
who iirst made Mexican blood iinglc
with the strains of tho Rudcizky
niui'cb,”
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STUNW
(by our Office boy.)
Mr. Jones and live of his follow
workers went for a ride in the train.
When the train was coming near their
dostinalinu one of .lones' companions
discovcrcl that he had lost his tick
cl. and TN! mono. llo told {ionoo what
had hit tinned and they did not know
what to to do with him. Suddenly
Jones planned that thcy Would make
the follow lie down on the sent and
they would sit on l1im.'l‘hoy did so
and when the tho thin-1 collector comc
‘ in be said. “There in smoothing wrong
hero: why thorn is six of you and only
liVo tic 91119-“Whr."ucid Jones, "he's
under V51"
Jonah was the first man on record
‘io get inside information.
1.91 - 1
.- . . 1' .'.
111‘ " ,1." 1rd '
“‘ at ‘
N. ' ih.—-—-Sev-
oral representatives at the United
l‘ruit (‘oh1pdny,a llobtou coucerm con-
trolling n lar'geportidu of tho trudc
in tropical fruits. had a meeting by
appointmcni with Socr.ctury Tui'i you
tsrduy in tiirihcruncc 01' their upr-ili
bout lion lor permission to erect 11 wire-
11111111111111.1111 station at Point 91.111
Antonio. our the extreme Westerly ‘c‘nd
.01: Cuba. ,' ‘l1ovsul'd they. were poor
Wis. and i'uoin the untrue 01' their boat
new involving the 1111111111111; of vast:
Quantiticmohperishable fruits. the strip
Gulf and Culbean watersi
to secure toll boneiit from many of
those other stations. as a rainy was
essential to tho operat'hni'oi’ the long-
or ol1cuits.. 1
The application for the pond” was
ioxigiuully unide- to the present govoi 11
moot in Cuba, but. its approval had
been Withheld because the govern-
ment has proicctwi u gcncml system
of wireless stations 'on the coast of
(Julia, including one at llinor del'tltio.
iOlli)‘ sixty miloo distant. i‘rom' the
11101111. selected by the boiled Fruit
Co111pa11y 11s 11 site for its station, and
it was toured that there Would be “i11-
tertcrcncc" to an extent that é’would
.91iui19o the govbmment siutiou value
can
Secretary 'i‘dit utter hoaroug the 111'-
1111111111111. ticcidod that he would issue
to the (101111111111' 11 revocable licensc.
subject to the approval of Governor
Magoo". so that. the station might be
disowtinued at. any moment it it in-
tcrt'ered with the (‘ubun go1c11111icnt
station.
1.1 1 11 )—
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sari ', 11 it
u‘ u “v ‘
3'1! 1'. 11'1'111-1'..-_
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Your fruit will look nicer if you and
the square shape and white glues fruit
jars, than they will in mock! fashion
round 'shape and green glass. The
square ones have lightning, tops.
Crockery, Glassware, llpusefurnlsh-
lng Goods.
.— L'
Wall Papers and Prepared Paints.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
to order
Contractor for Painting'iand Decor-
nuns.
——We give thI 8. 15 H. 9Gr9¢sn Trad-
inn StampI.. Auk tor that.—
L. ii. DECKER,
8? Memories 31115111..
Tel. con. “com Neralk.
(301110 to 11111111
anti S1“:
:13: Tim».
1111 11 119111119 we
can make ”1110th
connections
191191199 1711'
Postal brings 1911.01
111.65
9~Vt9191"3h 719.1.
li!‘"€il
9'4975'11: .
4; 51911191111119 1
we have 1111 111111.111
a couple shipments o9!
‘ “ 11 _ 1
The Drop Bide we are. ."ssiling'com-
piste 111 $6.50 up. “
Sliding Couch complete‘ $7.75 up.
Divan complete $18. W501:
F. A. MITCHELL,
FURNITURE AND HDUEEFURNIIH.
901'. High Ind trail I“. Namath. cs,
alloy, 110 less than one lituidied ve‘s ,
A station. '
at Point SmuAntonlo was necessary
for motor“
mission gears. "
and motor bouts.
No. it graphite cop grouse.
These lubricants 91199111 considered the
best in the ‘wuridr ‘
11: 1111111111 1111
31111911131 Gbo‘dh at H‘on‘d’at Price‘s."
Wi tr 1:. N l
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0’1“ . n- 1‘“
l
captains should be in cabaltaut com' 9N ”9“er TV. RH ”910110.
11.119919111910191 .wiih 191119911111191191991911 .11 9' ”than! m‘rfiya‘r
ms 1' its company 191' on up shed a
number of wireless stations in that 9 .nd EMDRIMDH
1| North Main 811. South Norwalk
RIIidIucs, 0 wIIhington at.
TII‘Iphono It bou‘Io. Bits.
Telephona It office, 330-2.
M1ller‘ 81‘ Jordan,
Nilill 11111 11111 111111
Ollice lloyt’s 11111111 Building
souru NORWALR.
lhln 0111011 181 11111111111
" . BRIDGEPORT. ,‘
Hotel Mabackemo.
J. R. CONNOR, Mlnllllf. fl
——99u9‘
11.-1111c: up'ro DAT: ‘ "‘IM
1. . curIms upwards”!
. ' hX'r'ae REABONABLE
Sunday Dinners. 75 Giants.
" 9.9 bot 1111111111 particulars Ipply It of-
g9ilco. Telephone 488’. p.
"PM -—.-'—V— m wwmh_w_v__~___~_. ,~__
1111;111:1111 N. Y.
for freight duly
0n and after Tuesday. January I
1900, Freight Propellers will leavt1
Pier 28, East River, New York, (foot
of Dover street), every day (excsp
Sunday). at 4 p. m. Freight receive
at Norwalk up to 4 pm In. Ind South
Norwaik up to 6: 3011
» NORWALK iTEAMBOAT CO.
Anning J. Smith, 0 .c. Hegemln
Luau. General Agent
fi~_-
8111113:
The Very Best Creamery Button.
per lb. Iuonuul'IIIIOIIIIolIIOI‘ 290
2 lbs. Pure Leaf Lard 1......111. 25c
2 cans Red Alaska Salmon . .1 . 25c
éhoulders, perib. 11c
Watermelons, lar‘gg ...9,.. 35c and 40c
"*‘tull
11111111. 223-4.
22 Was Ava, ' Eut-Nomik.
EVERY LADY’O DRESSTNG CHAN
, DER
tIhonld bl «nipped with .1 Mint)
snow white, one piece "StaudIrd"‘P9or
detain Enameled Lavatory. 1 .
1 Known ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient it. 111111111
be to have hot and cold running "to
in your dressing «chamber, sleep
dug apartment of first 1000'!- toilet
room? Its presence would Word
obighest degree of comfort.
QWe will gladly quote you prion, Din
plumbers Ire strictly comps“ m
Worm“ honest and rslisblo. '
Hbt'a'é‘é‘ R. 111111
”6111111 and
1'.-111 11111111111111
‘IOUTH N0RWMHK1 GONE
TMNIAOTI A GIWL IANKINI
99111)?“ 9111:1111“; “f."
‘11 IumuIT Ann violins.
73.600100.
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calculus H. ROWAN. m inu-
p"
WILFR‘ID I0DWELL99', DI9IlI|9IIa 9
blnEc'fon.
l. 99H. MIthIonn mm hymen!
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JoIclIh mMINlII JoWliilfllMMlfl
curiatlnn In":
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vehicle 11111111 .1
No 1171101 goals of both notomoblles ‘
11.111111. 11.13111 .-
m ,.' 2y '
Eclipse Seli- Cleanind
' Rairicératora
11119111191 Hammocks.
‘W‘a‘ter Coolers.
Summer Goods
GharlesE lows
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON srasa‘l'.
_ Phone can .
Got in the Habit of Having Your
Sunday Dinner at the
GLIFFORD
No worrying about saluting
your mun.
no bother with‘
dlIheI or stove when plIII‘Int
Weather comes.
Courteous Service. 9‘
Pleasant Surrounding- i
Excellent Cooking.
CHARLES REYNEKE,
. a”: Proprietor.
9 - TIiophono 49!.
1| NH! LATEST AND DEBT
L1111111M11111111's
at $2.75 up.
'A very stroll line of fully guaran-
teed High m lovers. ,It 35.50
to 86.00. mMW-Hw
A complete Issortment o! the best
grades of RAKES. HOES, GARDEN
FORKS, SHOVELS. SPADES, and all
Farming Utensils. at the ioWest prices.
GeIersi repairing and machine .worir
promptly Ittended to.
0011111 Hardware 60.
39 Main St, Norwalk.
Telephone Call 97- 5.
Gregory 3 Point!
EAST NORWALK .111» \
Show Dinners and All Kinds of Sea;
Food Cooked to Order.
Bathing and fishing.
Both Houses to Rent by the SensOI
John O’ Sullivan.
Proprietor.
NlNiNiEE iiiNNiiiiN.
II wIII at. NorwIlIt. u
N WIIhinlton 8L, Io. Norm!!- V
Real Estate and insurance.
WI hIVI IOVON‘II‘ decided “ruins
in9 InsomI producing iii-sporty that
mun lncmn In «in. with tho rIpld
growth 91111111111111.
PREST-O-LITE TANKI.
Auto Garage
and Machine Shop.
Automobilu Itored. 111.111.111.11 Ind
repaired. TlreI. LampI. Dill. Dry
‘Colil. Spark PiugI. etc.
Launch Engines, Covert. CunIlnI,
TIrpIuiinI, TIMI Awuin I and hill.
204 wasHiNG'ro‘s
E. B. RabIrrIon, 11111111111111.
Insure 1.173 TAMI.
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1 ' Midis
M‘N‘NVI‘N'H
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Tel. 11152.
Money loaned to salaried employees
and housewives on their OWn name
without indorser. All transactions
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INDEPENDENFF$OAN AND SECURt
Havlland Building, Washington St.
Office hours. 9 a. m. to 8 1). 1,11.
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THAN NEW YORK REAL ESTATE.
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dollars paid to investors to r’ te.
ASSETS NEARLY $2, 000, 000. 001
accepted, participating in earnings
from date of receipt.
or a personal interview.
R. L. COBURN._GeneraI Agent, ‘
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For years this Company has paid
semi- annually. Over h'alf- million
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16 South Main Street.
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