q" evidence ct‘the decadent
‘1 i spine 0 the rural locali~
ddiidub'ili ‘buliblledi'by a‘ Lit-.0111 social dry rot.
,. . hidh the bureau of vital sta-
y fertile state has recently pub-
.Md‘fifllflh’"ritdvel‘fi the calendar
year: of 1006. in more than a quarter
«311113 country conuuunltibs tlib‘ .un'
”when titles 0. lilmr business than
' $Ifiyiiw 3‘09" sale of chains elx
seed the sale of “baby carriages
W tbs towns who-111 population is
less than\5 000 the deaths duding the
your were more numerous than the
11131113. lit" other words, in approxi-
. 39 per cent. oi the small towns
, 3 ti! "obituary department contained
:more subjects than the birth column.
Moreover, in eight towns—East Gran
hmqrgebanon. t’besgiy’itilrd, d Nzwgli’gton,
.. 509.9 W ‘41“ ”‘00
9"944101:1"taii'laeud’ of births and deaths
maintained an exact balance on the
teeter-board of vital statistics.
The total number of births in these
38‘rdecay'in1‘; small towns was. 863.
while the awexate mortality figure
was 1.901. The excess of deaths over
. hi 8 footed- up 228 over 2% er
cen Se e to permit towns in which
ova w b", if do‘o'r more freoi'ie t1
~ 1y ' n‘ . Wit! orbit down
its 11.11 we I populatibn oi
.1-
“A.
less than 10 0.
\_ The towns which have developed a
“drift toward race suililil‘a are dca’tt‘él‘m
‘ ali‘ over the state, although some dis-
' “lemme, :bflly’sligtitly affected. Based
upon the v tai statistics for 1905, the
agricultural county OI thchtleld has
“$.79 Detail???) .911. secs care. than any
Fo'wns in t at county lur-
dished. more jobs for the grave digger
than £107 ,Iithe .stprk,‘ but Fairdeld
chug ”17.11111 sgtutaléoi nine towns in
which thbre was a ortage of births,
was a close. second New Haven, New
poll and illiiidiesex counties each
1111849111 towns or decadent ten‘en
cles. Tollaud county had three such
towns, while Hartlbrd and Windham
counties ilgurcd in the misiit list to
the modest extent of two towns each.
, Newtown. In Falrileld county,
Sdflwfidrfl greater excess over births
the y other toWn.‘ The flguxe was
20,11 :tvlitle :G‘Ililtordi" in‘ New Haven
count; with mortality surplus or 15.
win is at competitor. in ioor
tottnsithe‘ death records surpassed the
billili I‘eoolds by. only a single unit.
The distribution of the; excess (11
deathd by counties is significant, and
is as follows: Hartford 9, New Haven
28. New London 27, Fairiield 74.
Windham 18, Litchileld 46, Mlddlesex
15 71110 Toiland 11
A surgcstlve and enlightening fact
is that iii nearly all of the towns in
whistle the pmcesses oi physical and
social decay are operating the native
WWW stock still predominates. ln
prefix lly all oi them the infusion of
land has been very small Study
of the parentage of the children and,
of the nutivity of the dead conclusive
ly indicates the comparatively small
part which the foreign clement plays
in the‘ population
The case of the agricultural town
of Franklin in New London county is
typical. its flVe births were more than
0 . , lily nine deaths. in the case at
thallil hit the parents, except in a
single instance, were all native Ameri-
cans. while eight of the nine decedents
were born under the Stars and
Stripe's; The towu has been dwlnd
ling for over two score years. it at-
mined .tha climax of its development
about. 1800, when its 8,population no“
“W073? 40. Was2 .
-. sted located up among the
. \Lliphileld county, is another
which typically indicates the
toward deterioration In Con
dent tc'otnmunities where the native
“0.9.3 still holds supreme away. The
nine mas' in that town during 1905
O
wag; 131! issues of American-born
par 3"."113 of the 15 persons who
diédidfib. lie only one was foreign
in 1880 the population of the
to its 1‘437, but a century later, in
19, life bensus enumerators were
ahl ' cqnht. only 864 noses. The
bdrf‘county term“ of Columbia.
where the principal Industry is to
tickle the rocky soil with a‘ hoe in
orde to coax it to smile with a bar
vea, '4! another community that points
arson. and adorns a tale of slow
decay. The nlnel birth certificates
show that in each case both parents
15 decedents were native 6’1’ Yankee-
land: The censius of ills-[torn liar; on-
one a are ual s a use real
891mm 1870 to 065 in 1900. The little
town of New Fairileld, which touches
elbows with the New York border and. .
whic is close to th Houeatonlc val
icy. isclbsae til 0 ex stance of forces
“(MC 111111111 for decadence. The ratio
07111133111 to deaths w a six to ten, and
rel stock illiure rarely in either
merchants or the com: The number
of inhabitants of the town is now
-‘ just about a third .01 what it was 11
third oi a century ago.
, These examples. which might
‘ .. multiplied,i
downward,
I)"
re} 07.3”;3 suggest the
i drl which 'oii’laluu
1111111 ii. licv,
“11911111119 ad-‘
,dtilixgrea shortly be
111”“ and 111 Which'
he recounted the respite of his OIJBEI‘
NO" 0101011]: 71007.4(! 4
1 170917ch quested 119131111011 ”'1'“.
‘1 .111 ”"4909 WWW
I ;,dusd.‘m ' " b 0'00 19 towns,
"hé 11'.le ' arm's. 11115611 11117111.
pan " was at
13113110469 its an out "lie!1 vltfi‘w-S
1W9” 93.. 7003'?! 11113011111 11
, Windchill!) 'mat'a 919:; mm) mt
fialiuolitt 11.71.11 an.“ nufiiéefré
411131111111, 11111311139111.1111:
_, a o s
{0113 swig: its 1'01! when; once
W tone Ilborhooiis of «tile 3.
lawman hilli“ odd. Hollie ctl‘trid
.
were american borh,whl1‘e 13 of the Go
11' ad'muuy
., a has
up trli'ty and
growing, but a considerable fraction
or rural communities is now suifsrlns”
from physical and moral inertia and
ENDORSED IV THE COUNTRY. 1
"The most popular rented in please
County.- and the best triad o‘iu‘n iam-
ily." writes Wm, M. Diets editor and
figblisherN oi. the Otaeso 1111111131. (iii
tsvllle,N “is Dr. King’s New
Fiscavory. ltthas proved to he unlin-
are or can on do,
“709913;" for: wont gt griddle oihtlmm
a so a o n. e cure.
Twlfilidvflt‘to 113111.; nio' tval Able pre-
scription known for Lung and Throat"
diseases" Guaranteed to never dis-
appoint the taken, by F. H. Baxter’ s,
11th Norwalk, and E P Weed' s.
orvta1,drtiir stores. Price 50c and
71. 00. Trial bottle free. ‘
CHANOES IN MEN’S" CLOTHES.
Blue worsted Being Used in Full Dress
‘ * 311113 71113 3.111....
NEW YORK, August. 22.-—-Son1e i11-
teresting changes In the style of men‘s
clothes in the coming seu‘son is indi-
cated at the annual garment and style
exhibit now on view here. Of all the
evening suits on exhibition 111m.
some or the most celebrated tailors in
the country being rbpi‘ssenlcd, two-
thirds are made of blue worsted. The
material is very 011111 and 111 celtuln
lights cannot be distinguished inlll
black. The new suits are otherwise
not. much different than the evening
clothes of last yeah. The tails 1111:
chopped oif 11. bit squarel, but that is
all‘.
There are a variety of colors, rang
ing from cream brov‘vu to Nile green.
The sack coat of many colors will
be out; very full. the same style as
three year‘s ago.
There are other styles coming back.
The man who has kept a paddock ov-
ercoal‘. in it moth bull tomb for two
years, can take it out again this win
ter. The slit back cost will be quite
the” thing.
Raglan shoulders—that Is, the shoul-
ders that were not shouldeis lat all~
are also to nation.
CLERICAL cameras ANNOUNCED
B"Y BISHOP TIERNEY.
HARTFORD, August
Tierney, of" the diocese of Hartford,
announces the following clerical chan-
ges and appointments In the current
issue of the Catholic Transcript:
Rev. Dennis L. Gleason, from St.
Anthony’s parish, Hartford, is St.
Mary's parish. Stamford; Rev. John
K. McLaughlin, from the Church of
the Assumption. Ansonla, to the pas
torate of St. Anthony' 3 italian Church,
Hartford; Rev James J S liennes
sey. from St Michael's Church, ilart-
lord, to the Church oi "the. Assunip
tlon," Ansoula; Rev. thn F McDon-
ald. from‘ St. Andrews Qhu1cl1. Col-
cheater, to St. Michael‘s Hartford;
Rev. James A O'Meain, iiom St
Mary'sChurch, Norwich. to St. Angus
tin‘es, Bridgeport; William A. Keefe.
from St. Augustine‘s. Bridgeport, to
St. Mary’s, Norwich; Rev. John .1.
Burke. from st. Francis Xavier
Church. New Milford, to the Sncted
Heal-t Church East Port Chester;
Rev. Frauds J". Kuster, to St. Francis
Xavier New Milford: Rev Philip J.
Rev; Dennis A. O'Brien, to St. John's,
Watertown; Rev. William T. O'Brien.
to St. Ann's, Waterbudy: Rev. Paul
Piethotki, to St. Patrick's. Thompson-
ville; Rev. John A. Sullivan, to St
Thomas’, Southingtcn.
ALABAMA RATE LAW.
Governor Comer. in a statement issued
here,. said he would give the railroad
companies until October 1 to comply
with the recently enacted rate law. if
they do notcomply by that date he wl I
call a special session of the leglsl
ture and urge the enactment of eton
more drastic laws. Governor Com‘er 3
statement was the result of instinct:
ions given to the grand jury yesterday.
Judge Thomas C. Jones urged the 1-11
moment 01’ any county or state oii'I-‘
cer who interferes in any way with
the injunctions issued
nullifying the cheap rate law recently
passed by the legislature Judge Jones
charge is an answer to the threat of
vernor Comer that he would order
the state officials to eniorce the law
despite the federal injunction. Judge
Jones calls the situation “abominable,
uncalled for. and detrimental to the
welliaro of Alabama."
"REGULAR as THE SUN, "
Is an expression as old as the race.
No deubt the rising and setting oi the
sun Is the most regular performance
in the universe, unless it is the action
of the liver and bowels when regulated
with Dr King's New Life Pills. Guar-
anteed by F. H. Baxter. Smith Nor
walk. and E. P. Weed, Norwalk, drug
slats. 25c.
BASEBALL RESULTS YESTERDAY.
87.0701.“th
Norwich 1; Earlier
Holybke: 12"; New million. 0.
Watebuiy.1"3; Springfield, 0,
. Nat 0'an Le ue.
Philadelphla- St. 1.1.1113“ rain.
New 170711.13, Chicago,4 .
Bdst‘on, 7; Pttsburg, 4.
» 1 , American League.
Cleveland, 2; Washington,1. (First
gam111)c.
doggieybhiiand, 6; Washington 4. (Sec-
miidbku:1;‘rhiladblphia.0
New York. 4: St. Louis 3.
1 Bobbin; 5: Detroit, 4.
WM
zdoto‘eisi's DISCUSS BI remit
11in the 011:1“ farms 5111112151111; dMunvse
. ‘ all rt 11 dairy
, "birthby become proper
"aria. tdhrbelaiidstemr
‘0“ 093%“ which tbs into»
1
logists from many countries participat-
'ervatlon‘ from the oils
‘ made 4.500 9
Alloy
22.—Bishop ‘
Mooney, to St. Andrew’s, Colchester; .‘
MONTGOMERY, Ala._ August 22H
by the court '
HE RY _.
BOSTON. Augus?22.—~En1ineat soo-
milk taken exclusively for iorty years]
is responsible for the remarkable 111....
ii of old age
iihOWn in the body at rs. Mary Fay.
who recently died" ‘iii New York at the.
.agp oi 10,111 mulling intense interest
among 11111161111111.
Coroners Physioliin O'Hanlon‘ has,
globules. had he was so
surprised at t e physical perfection of
”Mrs Fey's body, which was as well
nourished as that at a woman at 30.
that he called iii all thé‘ other physi-
clone .and surgeons oi the coroner's o'i-
lice too absolve the unusual conditions
0111111 on and others who saw
the body are wondering whether or not
have a corroboration of the
theory of Prof. Elle Moichnikoii, of
lvurls Who has asserted that man dbcs
not lvo out his allotted time of life
because of the cellular activities in
the digestive tract which produce old
age. He believes that by a. diet of
sour or curdlod milk the“ germs of
Dutrei'uction. which according to his
theory produce old age, may be sue
cousiully combuited.
-—Harsh physics react, weaken the
bowles, cause chronic constipation
Dean's Regulate operate easily, tone
the stomach. cure constipation. 250.
Ask your druggist for them.
THE OTHER SIDE.
First Mosquito—~"Come on indoors.
They've left the screen-door open."
Second Mosquito~“0l1, 110! There's
a man in there."
First. Mosquilo4—“Whnt of It?
won't bush—Harper’s Weekly.
Ho
TEN YEARS IN BED.
"For ten years I was coniined to my
bed with disease of the kidneys,“
writes R. A Gray, J. P., of Oakville
ind. “it was so severe that 1 could
not move pint of the time. i consult-
ed the vow best medical skill availa-
l1le,but could got no relief until F0
leys Kidney Cure was recommended
to me. It. has been a Godsend to
me" The Cliliord Pharmacy and
Plalsied's Drug Store. ”
Taryn
Tax Collector’ 13
' Notice.
Notice is hereby given to nll“pc1n
sons liable. to pay taxes to the Town
.of Norwalk. County oi Fulriield and
State of Connecticut. on the. assess
ment list of 1906,4“3! I will meet
them to reccieve said taxes, at the
allies of the collector. Town Hall
Building, in the City of Norw,alk in
said Town of Norwalk, on Sutuidny
from 2 o‘clock i,to 5 o'clock afternoon
Said ofllce will be‘ open thereafter
every week day from 9 until 12 0 clock
forenoon and from 2 to” .1 afternoon
Taxes mav also be paid at the other
of J. M. Layton & Co., Inc” South
Norwalk.
On all taxes which shall remain uu-
paid after the first day of October.
1907, interest at. the vote of nine po1
cont. will be charged from the ills:
day of August, 1907, until the saint
shall be paid. ..
SIDNEY GUTllRIE.
Tax Collector.
in and for said Town of Norwalk, on
List of 1906.
Dated at Norwnlk. Conn, August 1
1907. . 111 s .15
NEW YORK. NEW into. i
. stair-map RAILROAD
—u—--
TIME TABLE.
in £7409! JUM 2,1907.
LEAVE" SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.-12: 561’, 5:142", 5: 411, 5: 56!.
6:,0111 0:16,.6150‘, 6:58, 7:54x, 8:.18x
8: 40. 8: 48:, 0:11x, 9131!,19 59,10: 55!
aura—12:52:: ,1: 10 1: 45:, z: 56:.
3:,203 3:.77 15:00:, 5:39, 5:553', 6:25:
.11: to, ’11: six, 7: 12;; 7‘: 54:1, 0:57:'.'10:32.
Sundays.
M.£-1252!, 5:,14: 5:41, 8:57.
0:431. .
‘. P. M.—-—12:55x, 2: 47!, 2:551. 15‘: 88
it?“ 7: 00, 7: 18, 7: 54:, 8: 25:, 9: 57:
1 yiioi 11: mi:
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.-—-12:00:, 12: 097i, 4: 541, 6: 45,
0: 55, 8: 01, 8: 03, 8: 40, 9:001, 9:141,
70: 04, .11: 00!, 11: 03.
1?. M.:-—12 09, 1:04.1230, 1:49, 3:001,
2:58, 41:81:, 4. 02:, 4: 05. 4: 15:, 4: 83,
5: 02!, 6: 09. 5: 25, 0:001. 0: 02, 'l' 10.
7: 402-, 9: 00:, 9. 40". 11' 003.
_ Sundays.
A. Mad-0:00, 7:80; 0:001, 0:402
10: 0th
r it:.-—-i or. s: 04, a: 511:. 11:71:.
11: 003. 12:00.
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11.1sz.
A n.--17: 08:. 1: 12:, 1.11113, 0 18.
7: 25, s: 25. 9-12: 9 47:, 71151. 10:14.
1.1: 07: 111.43
Pal-17: our,r iéis" 7:672, 3:172,
4:111, 5.0911. 5. 27‘ .0011. a: so, 7:0711.
111111131, 9: 21, 10:00:?“
N’otbwil: .40 and "7: 114"" ""to Bridlemrt
on .
uhld 901
A. li.----1i:08nu 1:12;, 1: 54:. 7' 80.
9:10, 10:14, 11:07.
P. dds-41:44, 7:001", 8:191. 9:401.
SOUTH NONWAIiK TO DANSUIY.
A.M.:--620, 9:89.101001."
P..M-1:,26 71‘s:
4":90i.-0.'.18 Siflaldil
._ mu 7.
A.» M959}: 18. 101 u“0011?.
I
:as '
casualty fro soars Noit'WALIt.
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mm bi ‘nie international humanist
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nmumflw-I-si-I “u 3.19.3.4 1'“...
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9.6:”:
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my
Whether or not a diet of bread and .
August 3111i, 1907. from 9 o‘clock fern '
noon until 1 o'clock attclnoon. and.
1 Valley, leaving F
(”Cutaway only); ,
' "What did the general am» asked
aatuilent ‘
'He said." replied the side. “that
If his soldiers had been equipped with
that yell at Linoynukg lilo Russians
would have been scared beyond ride
1,1ange."-hhiladelphia Ledger.
W
THE LIMIT OF LIFE.
The most eminent medical scientists
are unanimous In the conclusion that
the generally ucce ted limitation of
"illusion life is many; cars below the at.
talnment possible with the advanced
knowledge of which the race is now
possessed. The ciltlcal period
that determines its duration,
seems to be between 50 and 00: the
proper care of the body during this
decade cannot be too strongly urged;
ca‘iclessnosa then being fatal to lon-
ge'vity. Nature's best helper after no
la Electric Bitters, the scientiilc tonic
medicine that revitollzcs every organ
of the body. Guaranteed by F. H Bax~
tar, South Norwalk, and E. P Weed.
Norwalk, druggists. 50c
"' AMUSEuiéuisg.
charges oi lien on
'1 13 years.
., .11” .
lit meatball 11111 heal a
lure a use;
Smith boarded with ya.
Jiopil o‘ widow, formerly of Stain ord.
and oompluiuis concerning his 111
treatment or the 1111in Wine made by
seveial people in the neighbovii
from whose testimony it appears t
the mother was willing Smith'r—wlio l8
descilbed 111.111.19.111 and sullen—-
should chastise the little child whens
or be pleased. He was 111 rested on 11
similar charge lust Apr," but sentenbe
have aroused a giant deal of indigna-
lion in Port Chester.
W1»
”7,133 30 .71. ”5,301,014 In: illilldroiii'
titanium
its not {1:3, 11.3”31211’limyiiatgin "11"“,
t1. """elrm llttle insider to “lee-u
was lisnod and less malignant 11.311111 yd than
#3:""':1.m:]0
1 I bow I. I
‘multliy activity} tUliocoluio coated table tan.
a. never urine or mascots. 10-. 460 9nd 1- ,1.
sonnet to Miss Pechia. " Wino—“Now,
don't you dol‘it It mhy turn hex
.ugainst you " Scribblngton—~“Why,‘ i
thought she liked poetry ” Wise—“So
she liloes.”-—i’<hiludolphia Press.
Hoytfs Theatre
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
MATINEE SATURDAY ONLY.
AMERICAN LIFEOGRAPH CO.
Direction Joseph .En'glandcr.
All the Latest Moving Pictures and
Illustrated Songs, , ~
PRICES. ............. .50.10¢,160
Hear Master Walker Slim
Iaseball
”9"?“ Amusement Park
1
i
.3; ‘3 “—3...-
OATURDAY. AUGUST 24,"
NORWALKS
_ vs.
MAUJER A. 0., OF BROOKLYN.
Preliminary Game, 1:45:
NATIONALS vs. NUTMEGS.
Admission 25:: Children under 12. 101:.
Ladies tree to the grand stand.
SKATING RINK
ROTON POINT.
Open every '11 crunch and evening.
Hours—2 to 5 d 8 to 10 .45 p in.
Large new skating surface. Ample
seating facilities for spectators.
ADMISSION, 10¢: SKATES, 150.
m
NASH 8:; YOUNGS
PROPRIETORS.
akcuaeioue...".rro"; "momma-row
AN D VALLEY GROVE.
On and After‘FmDAY, JUNE 21,1907,
The New and Commodlous
, .
22,
~ Steamer '5" Huntington
CAPT. WILLIAM G. YOUNG,
Will Run as Follows:
LEAVE HUNTINGTON for Norwnlk
Menduya and Fridays at 6:45 a.
., m. and 2:15 p. m.
LEAVE NORWALK for Huntington
Mondays and Fridays at 8:45 a. m.
and 5:15 p. m.
EXCURSION TngETS, 60c: SINGLE
FA E, c.
Children, 5 to 12 years, Excursion, 35c;
Single Fare, 25c.
Will stop at VALLEY GROVE Mon-
days and Fridays on signal.
Note-Tho above schedule is for the
month of August and the first two Fri-
days in September.
:3-
-———'
”ma—.1:
last Popular Excursion
OF THE SEASON TO
NEWPORT
VIA RAIL TO WIOKFORD LANDING
AND STEAMER.
Special Train Leaves South Norwalk,
7:50 a. m.: Weatport, 7:56 a. m.;
Southport 3:07.11. my
Due Newport at 1:00 p.‘ m.
EXCURSION RATES, 4150
FRIDAY, AUGUST 23.
Seeing.
train and steamer on above date.
HARTFORD RAILROAD 00.
F. c. COLEY.
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
Excursion to Niaiim Falls
Grand Personally Conducted To‘aru
‘ over labor Dav.
0111 Host and than“), ctumqua Le
a
"turning Tuesday; “plumber 3rd,
M
To the
Jamestown. Exposition.
A 3111 day-1 trip editing .114.
7
and 30 .
For olraulm descriptive, writs
new Haven. adult. . '
Three House at Newport for eight 3
Tickets, STRICTLY LIMITED, good :3
going and returning only on special _
. Returning, leave Newport tram the "
whorl of the N. and W. R. R. and I.
~ Steamboat Company at 4:011 71. m.
we new voax. new HAVEN AND
Coating only 025001111111 New Hagan: II
11111131311111”... --
Park II
ties leave August 211. “plumber 2, 16 1:
on..." a... 5...;
tor .
"Tom'Orrow’s ad.
,Jqosieloff’s
72 North Main" 31. so. Norwalk.
Tel. Cali. 008-1—2.
HOYT’S THEATRE BLOCK.
Expert Eye Specialist in Attendance.
Hours—8 a'. m. to B p.
day, 10 p. 771.
Factory, 116 East 23rd St.
Factory, 118 East 23rd St., N. Y.
J
BOAT BUILDING.
REPAIRING OR OVERHAULING
Done In the Best Manner Possible.
Complete ways for hauling out vsuels
OSCAR ANDERSON-
h‘ormerly Toquet Launch Works
Weatport. Conn.
Electric 111111111
The 11.3; &_ Volk
Electrical Co.
m.; Satur
ago ' handle on the beach 1 can‘t uiioid it"
was suspended. The case seems to N
the til """rbo """ldl;nh'ilda venue ‘
”papilla.“ "
no .
timid“: "4‘11"", the“ little outfi’g‘ ‘
Scribbington—r'd think i’li write a .
ii ltafeilpr 1111s , sentenced by
his oci‘o ,vc or Dyeurs more.
“But. doctor“. protested, “with
mPhila’delnhla Wiser.
“EVERYBODY SHOULD KNOW. "
says (1. % 1111ny a pioiulnent business
man Oi luff, Mo, that Rucklon's Ar-
tales Salve is the quickest and advert
healing salve ever applied to a sore.
burn or wound, or to a case of piles.
l've used It and know what i'm. talk
ing about " Guaranteed by ..H Bax-
tor South Nor-watlk, gull E. P. Weed; ‘
8 »_
"4"" 3".
«it""w
E. 8. "1110.07.11.71.
fl
_- .-.—.~.. W—...,._...__.__.. m...
'58 WALL STREET
1‘5 to 19
CUT IN TWO.
$7.50 Suits . ............. $3.75
$9.00 Stilts .............. $4.50
$10,011 Suits .............. $5.00
$12.50 Suits .............. $6.25
$14.00 Suits ......... $7.00
Those mukc splendid suits for
the growing young man at Mt-
tic cost.
Open Monday, WEDNESDAY
and creamy Evenings.
flSEPH DAVIS.
Taller, Clothlcr, Hatter,
Furnish",
05 Washington 5t. 30. Norwalk.
' SAID TO US: ;
"You are lucky In that your 1;
customers STICK to you."
., There may be an element of I.
3 luck In it, but we believe it Is ..
. more largely due to the fact that .
we nevernegurd the first order II
.. from any one as the last one we: 3;
- are likely to have. This is par-
.1 tlculnrly true of our its. hurl-
- nous. The personal. prompt and . :j
accurate attention given to ev« ..
' cry order makes a permanent “
'; customer.
WEAR PERFECT LENSES.
H‘omorsdioyt,
Roll-acting Optician.
7-! United Inuit Building.
the narration routines-Iss1. 3:.
Tel. SIMS.
Shore Dinners a "Spebialty
South N111“ nlk
Will be cloud
:1 lid Washington Street
Drones. Skirts. Coats.
'l‘o burn and burn till even he
Del
dyspepsia, used to have great distress
and belching. ,
could hear of, but nothing helped me
.until i took ill-11:1“ u: 1 Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cuied ineicompleluly."
ter‘ and The Clii'lord Pharmacy
so ST {an contends Ava:I
" south Norwalk.
Now open for the Season of may.
Stamford
BEGINS SEPTEMBER 3. 1907. 1
Office open from 9-431.) o'clock for enrollment of stiulciits.
()ur boys illlt] girls need :1 BUSINESS EDUCATION.
li’ vou HAv‘s'Nc‘r honour or us var. “it
_ voila NEIGHBOR-u-THIIY om.
Bowitor s For-I: linen-o.
B Herehfield 4; So
when
"1:::'"" us View "Strut.
Mindful. le%1.uiawmil:‘t-s
14 w doth the presidenilui boo
improve each oii~year minute
Can see there 8 noililng in it.
. ~—lndianapolis News.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs Franklin Bush, 01' New Castle.
,says: “i suffered for years with
i tried everything i
For sale by R. H. l’lulsted, F 11.1311:-
os-
11‘
We are now developing this choice residential property, lo-
catcd on the highland, within ten minutes of the station. It has
been carefully restricted, and divided into half acre lots. which
we now offer to the builder or investor.
by purchasing s plbt‘ior cash or on our easy payment""plan. If
you are preparbd to build at an ce, we will make you a very at-
tractive proposition. Ask your local broker or write us. We are
not strangers in South Norwalk—Harbor View Beach and Har-
bor View Park, and now the best of all, HIGHLAND PARK.
11811111111011 Board of Births,
frederlck Jenkins. 170113.
252 Huguenot Street,
, New Rochelle, ,N.Y.
Tel 823,
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OfimWWOOOWWOW
O. Bidacksom
Optician,
Everything 111‘ the Optimal Lin 13.
Eyes Exafitined Free
1101707711." .
Dancing, Boating. 8:1th
and other attractions.
Especial attention given to Automobile Parties.
Roller Skating evcrv aItemoon and cumin!-
J
DAY SESOION
Merrill Business College
I‘oit (, licstcr
.. iii-.4: hologram .
BALANCE OF SUMMER GOODS
out this with]:
regardless of east
N E RYAN 82" C.
. South Norwailt'
"411 l
Final Sale of Summer sols
Wslmdi’o‘itiudsn.
and donuts. regardless of our.
TheiPari’s Cloak 87 ShitBOuse,
117 count mm 111., so. uoawaut 1115 MAIN 1.7113117. traumas. "
Norwalk Chronicler