11d certainly the $8889.52,
,1,” at the National Re~
" Msicdmldhred slate
ordapilaiion This Is the great
Iglerlul' Valley of California. the val-
31111111 113qu mid of the Sun
. ii, is $1111 hundred miles 111
lit ‘0 (12011111118511 .spprnximatsiy
Mill 11 acres, an area so vast that
Indicted, will irrigate 8.108.030
'l‘h’cse projects will cost six
b‘BdlIbrs},aghi will 1110111111 ,fsrru‘s'
0,1819 Q'Iarmers. ,M asured by
pgfl'dnhdlnos 11111111}. 111111.111:
cats will maintain in comfort and
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‘tuiidins of these projects
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of he whole United Stately?” for It
11111111 11 large increflsio‘ 111111111 181112111-
_ 01101. 11 upon which the main-
preheat prosperity so
largely depends It means new ahd'
MF‘Whnltlostot‘; those who
seek lands and homes and new aven-
‘ “commerce“ The im
f8 t e 'allditio'n of such an
tedJ'to‘ the 1110111 extensiVe
form of a Iculture can hardly be over-
1111063“ {and yet 11 total combined
1111111 11 Jects is less than
onethird that of Californian Great
Valley.1
~ California 3 Valley extends in 11 nor
therly and southerly direction from the
thirty- ilfth to the forty first. parallel of
latitude Were it possible to transfer
11181115 111131: 11111111111111 onithe Ealstelin
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3993B {be Cilia?” ew York on the
111111 and extend southward to Cape
vattems on the coast of North Caro-
Inn, and include with its boundaries
11111118111111 ’of New York, Brooklyn,
Fluid elphiu, Ba1tl1nore, Washington,
Rich 0nd," Norfo k and Raleigh.
This grunt valley enclosed by steep
111?:
and rugged though forest covered
math mountains resents a great opportu
lion: oil? 181' 11"! gallon development on a
colossal scale The water supply is
MM .1111) is, but little of 11 111 used for lrrl
ill on Because this as been the 111.1
of the princely wheat forms for which
California is famous, and the develop-
1111111181 intensive farming systems has
only lately begun. Within the past
is years several irrigation' canals
ba‘ ‘11 been constructed and now it is
proposed by the enginccrs of the Na-
tlonal' Rdciaina'tio‘n Service to con1
struct a. mammoth system of engineer
ing works by which the whole of this
splendid prair, re may in time be con
1111:2111; 111611 111111 1111111111; farms sup
no ‘a ‘g 8 ‘pop at on
Willis 1011 sBch a project have been
partly worked out. but are still incom-
.1 plate. For nearly ten years the United
Stilts- Gwioglcsl Survey, and later
the National Reclamation Service, have
been making surveys and investiga-
11611!“ [it“tiiis runny 111111 the’ contiguous
water-shod Streams have been mess
V111 t‘ ogrsphical survey of the
‘1' r,begun the underground
‘1: stddied. ountain valleys suit
”gig? Io'it'ltbrage reservoirs have been
tit and measured, for the sum
lug ralnlcss in California and “is"
1, ,iIdw must be held back by
11‘. Fortunately Nature has
gag} liti‘l MRI in provkung natural star-
_ 11.1 and investigations, so far
3'93
at” 111 preceedod, indicate that
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815, “ ith water. One reservoir
sl ,’ Pit River, the principal
tifi _of the Sacramento. has a
pd 1 _pii,baciiy of 3, 000 000 acre feet.
' 0 cover 9 0 foot deep every
quegt 11 twenty Va great irrigation
[grill is now being 1111111 by Uncle
am
T38 ponstrc ctloh of the reservoirs
not: airy" to lacrosse the irrigation of
the 1110116011 of acres of dry lands in
this 1111111111 still. it do asserted, practi-
sally sniper the reclamation of the mil
lion acres 1.01 swumnlands .in the delta
of the monotonous 11111181118 Joaquin
Riven." Who drainage problem is
11111111st second to the irrigation prob
ionidnuthil basin, and it is complicated
I17 4 11111111111111 in the rivers of vast
ounnti es of debris wasth 1101211.me
the mines of the adjacentn mean
1.1%” 11111 the norindeu when hydraulic
int llama "wares icdct
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11 r pro 11 1e preach
1.111111131594111” mutton Fund. '
'most t”Klimt can Ibe done is to make a
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its 16111111111111 limit is the
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‘ or delegates and
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‘ iug,tbis the greatest irrigation celubra
1 tin!) in history.
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081117.008" 111 TH 1.00, STATE.
I Hocksnum Manm Ald- N111...
11111:
prov. Type of Yield.
"I‘llc edcvelopment of line dent corn
acclimated to New England
on itl no, is 1111 interesting process.
In Hockunum where Howard Brewer
grew the national prlz’e‘ limb of debt
lubed himself and
111111; the highest
for
corn and distinu
this section by
award: in competition with
acres ail'byér'tlio country; mourning
1119‘ para producing sections
1torbstihg weeding out of the undeslr
able plants has been going on
the past week, says the l—Iartfoi
not. 111
bible is
1' his crop, detassallng the
ks; the suckers and In fact
stalks that do not measure 11p to his
Standard; it is interehlin'g to
that In all or most all of the corn when-
ev’er produced one third of the stalks
develop no corn or more nubblns
In seed patch-
as or rows of a seam a] field It has been
proves by experiments thnt by detns-
seiiugdhe undesirable stalks before the
dollcn falls the poor types of corn are
generally weeded out and, in 11. series
bf years; it prevents the seed from
mixing with the product of the inferior:
which are unprofitable.
stalks. The secretary of the
state board of agriculture has
an that in fifteen years by this process
' the 9,000. 000 acres grown to corn.
501213 yield has been Increased ten bush
old to the acre. 11 total value
season at current prices of $45, 000
It does .not cost. any more
,.000
grow good corn than poor.
By selecting seed ears and weeding
out. poor stalks by detasseli
best of- the yield is preserved year by
year and the development of a
bio strain is as sure as any generation
Mr Brewer was astounded that the
30 per cent rule existed even In his
improved variety for he dctasselcd
fully 30 per cent. of his stalks which
Injured, barren or weak.
were eithe1'
He detasbe a at this time when
sels are just. beginning to show and
the work is easily accomplished by
pulling out the uppermost Icaf which
brings the tassel with it. Thi
not In any way affect the yield,
In the great corn sections of the coun-
generally
done, a' larger total yield is procured
try where detasseling Is
than otherwise.
In the selection of seed, Mr. Brew-
er's practice In ‘to select the best seed
ears In the field about the middle of
September by pulling back the husks
and judging oi the character
ear. At the same time he can pick
out the best stalks and find the best
These stalks
are marked by a. tag or a string so
they may be easily recognized When
They are then put in
shocks by themselves .so as not to got
them confused with the general crop.
The ears are hushed out as soon as
they are dry and are then hung 1111,
ten or twelve ears in 11 bunch in an
cars on the best stalks.
the corn is cut.
opcn‘attic where they will
thoroughly dry, before cold weather
sols in.
00111 is a naturally cross pollenaicd
plant. Nature has provided that thc
poIIen on a.‘ given stalk shall
fore the silk on the same stalk is ready
for fertilisation and this prevents self-
fertilisation. The difference in
ma urity of the stalks in a field pro~
vld a a nabundande of pollen
ears.‘ ,
gives better results than cross
The care and development of a dent.
corn for New England is 11 striking In~
novatlon where flint corn has,
fore been the only kind raised
our. The increased yield of the' is»
proved and acclimated dent
means much to the farmers of this sec-
tion. and all lovers of nature will look
upon a. field of fine, tall, stately dent‘
corn with admiration and enthusiasm
when they learn of tho prolific yield
which has meant so much for the agri‘
cultural industries of the west and
south.
ENDORSED BY THE COUNTRY.
“Thamost popular remedy in Otscgo
County, and the best friend of my fam-
ily." writes Wm. M. Diet: editor and
.inurnal, Gil-
hurtsvillc, N. .Y.. "is Dr. King's Now
it has proved to he an in-
pubiisher of the Otsego
Discovery.
faillblc cure for coughs and
making short work of thewnrst of them.
We always keep a. bottle in the house.
Ibeliaveit to be the most valuable pre~
scripiion known for Lung and
diseases "
Norwalk. drug Itorcs.
91.00. Trial rbnttielfrac.
blood—“The trouble with women is
be that they cantt concentrate their minds
on one thing.
Todd—Can't they? You just
1111111111 day on a woman' a bridge
ifs.
ONLY CUB! FOR DYIPIPGIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle,
“I suffered for years with
dy up 111. used to 1.119.111.1111 distress
i tried everything i
could hear of, but nothiuphciped ms
took Brazilian 11111111. and one 60
tile cured me do pletely."
,Del., says:
an 1111 citing.
”Edit Bo
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tor can The Oligord 10111111111111".n
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Auuty~WIliie,.11n angel brought.
your momma such a nice new brothers?
for you: gt night. Wouldn’t you like.“
edear little‘ baby?
119'.
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“118.111.1111 day and night the tor».
'tli‘ll 01141030.” the olive and the meat. of mitohIag piles. Nothing 011'”le
:filflhflflfl
‘ 1‘;
order to procure the heel pos
ed Brewer has carefully gone
Government experiments have
shown that one~thim of the stalks will
provide pollen enough to fertilize all
of the ears of a. plant. This cross fer-
tilization of corn is a striking condi-
tion of nature for tobacco is naturally
a self fertilized plant for the most part
and in a. given variety, imbred seed
Guaranteed to never die-
appoint the taken, by F. H. Bartel-rs.
South Norwaik and E P. Wood’s.
Price 6011 and
Hamlin: but ’11 like to see they
all of large sum Iangci.~Putici 1.
ct.
11ml 8 11111 03sz
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app that
out b- w
calm-‘1
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erzuls'lllimpuvi. 33111111 or (lrlpu. lilo. 251.1. I
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‘ LONOWORTH'i- Laboueo.
AI Wife Fell in Clay Pit—What Wlt-
mm of the Incident Says.
When Mrs Alice Roosevelt bong
111.111. and Congressman Longworth
were in Yellowstone Park with Vice
President Fairbanks and Senator B. R.
Tillman. the President's daughter met
with an accident, according to D. CL
Booth. Superintendent of tho Unltedl
barron‘
d” .1
note
has just returned from there.
Illinois _
report- pit. It was tilled with a soft cozy red.
to behold Instead of displaying his?
customary gallantry,
Longworth stood by and enjoyed
most provoking laugh, according to
Booth.
As a consequence Mrs Longwnrth
was conducted to a hotel by other
rucmbéis of the party, and it Is do
alarm that for the rest of the after-
noon her husband preferred admiring
the scenery to facing his wife' 5‘ pique
in one
to
1111, the
desira-
Siate of Ohio, City of Toledo. Lucas
County, ss.
Frank J Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of F J.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the
City of Toledo, County and State nfore'
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED'DOLLARS
for each and every case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by the use of
Hall's Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 01h day of De-
camber, A. I)., 1886.
(Steal ) A. W. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Hall’s Catnrrh Cure is taken Inter-
nally, and acts directly on the blood .
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials free.
‘ F J. CHENEY 81 00., Toledo, 0.
Sold by all Druggists, 750.
Take Hall’s Family Pills for consti-
nation.
the tas-
s does
in fact
of the
ATHLETICS OLD AND NEW.
There still stands in a corner of the
Harvard university grounds 11 small.
low old fashioned brick dwelling of-
icriug in Its proportions 11 striking con
trast to the buildings of today. It was
the first 111 1111141011111 erected for the use
of Harvard students.
In it those who aimed at Increasing
their physical strength took as much
pleasure in noting their Improvement
every week as does the footall player
of today in his contests. This contin-
ual gain, coupled with the real pleas-
ures of physical activity which per-
haps many expcricucod there for th)
first time, was the sufficient motive to
gain the full measure, of physical on-
crgy attainable by the condition of
each individual student.
We never know how interesting the
simplest exercise may be unless we
have had the experience. In the light
of a modern athletic contest thn Intel;
est taken by the students of 40 years
ago in their exercises may seem quite
childish. Who but a child could be
amused, as students than were, by sea-
ing‘ his felloWs lean backward and
walk under a barrier slowly lowered
day by day until it was little more than
knee high? The youth who was look.
ing forward to increase the weight
of his duinbbells' froth 60 to 80 pounds.
who could walk to the end of a vibrat-
become
full be-
timc of
for all
bred.
hereto-
for fun
variety
hoping soon to he bble to mount the
nsg- studded polo while hanging by his
hands, all the others could do in these
various lines.
it cannot be denied that all gained
from physical. 'exercise; and if We
would secure the‘ same advantage to
our children we can do it by inciting
them to action on similar lines. In-
new of each trying to excel his fél
laws which he knows is vain unless he
is one of the strongest of the class.
each person must try to be stronger to:
day than he Was yesterday. Even if
we cannot‘mov‘c every one by this moss
live we shall certainly move more than
we do antler our'pressnt oydtem.~
North American Review.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia.
zllian Balm is breaking up Colds when
ever tried, almout without exception.
10. 25, 6011 and 81.00 bottles. The Clio
ford, Baxter' s and Piaieted’a. -
who“
\OIFT To WILLIMANTIO HOSPITAL.
WILLIMAN’I‘IC August 28. ~11 gift
of $6 000 to the new at Joseph's Hos-
pita! is announced, but. the donor's!
llama la withheld, although he is 1111p~
posed to be 'a Wiliiinantlc than.
“REGULAR A8 TH! BUN,"
is an expression as old as the race.
No doubt the rising and setting of the
erfnrmahdo
colds.
Throat
look in
club. —-
g
.m
Bar-
'1", and iii the most tabular
u the liver and bowels when regulated
‘ ”Kidd's New Life Pills. Guar-
F. H. Barter. 8011111 cr-
chi P. Weed, 1111111111111, 1111‘;
'lilic Girlwllhere is a cave 111 South
3111 111111 on Where the air 11 so anxious
hat visitors have to 11811111111111 mouths
‘I‘wiii call you
9 11111111111?" asked John
States fish hatchery at Speartlsh, who , ..
The party was looking at one of the ‘ '
large clay" pits. when Mrs. Longworlh :. ’
slipped and fell hcadforcmost Into the- '
clay. and Mrs Longworth was a sight, . :
Congresnmun ,
lug spar without falling and who was 1
the greatest of the benefits that come 10
For
9' $0,“ 10: 448, 11
in the universe, calculi: ll the action '
on a lady
aged 8 Chinaus
hi
1‘18. 81111111111111
5‘11111111 she ask .
11111131111111.1111
John " "What your
“My name is
'Mrs. Mclvillc Landon. ” 11111111111111 111'
no suvcy Mrs.Men1l1ulI.on1lou.l call
you Tommy. "
a AMUSEMENTSD
Hoyt’s Theatre
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
MATINEE SATURDAY ONLY.
AMERICAN LIFEOGRAPH co.
Direction Joseph England".
All the Latest Movinu Pictures and
llluatratcd 81mm.
PRICES 50,106,151:
Hear 01151111 Walker Sing
1's...
Narwalk’ Amusement Park
H
BATURDAY, AUGUST 24.
NORWALKS
vs. ‘ '1
MAUJER A. 0., OF BROOKLYN.
preliminary Game, 1:451 .
NATIONALS vs. NUTMEOS.
Admission 251:: Children under 18. 10c.
Ladloa Iran to the grand stand.
SKATING RINK ;
A .
Boron 71110111111
Open every afternoon and evening
Hpurs—Z to 5, and 8 to 10:45 p. m
Longs new skating surface. Ample
seating facilities for spectators.
ADMISSION, lilo; SKATES. .150.
NASH cY‘OUNGs
PROP IETORS.
sxcunswus -ro HUNTINGTON
AND VALLEY oaovs. ,
On and A111:- rnioav,‘.1uuc 21,1907,
The New and commodious ‘
Steamer Huntington
CAPT. WILLIAM G. YOUNG. 1
Will Run as Foilos's:
LEAVE' HUNTINGTON for Norwalk
Mondays and Fridays at 6:45 a.
m, and 2:15 p.1n.
LEAVE NORWALK for Huntington
Mondays anthridays at 8:45 a. m.
and 5:15 p. m.
EXCURSION TICKETS, 501:; SINGLE
FARE, 401:.
Children, 5 to 12 years, Excursion, 35c;
SlnglotiFare 2511.
Will sfop at VALLEY csovs Mon-
days and rldayn on signal
Note—Tile him '11 schdllule is for the
month of August and the first two Fri-
days in September.‘
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN 0
HARTFORD RAILROAD
.0.——
TIMETABLE.
In- Ethel June 2, 1907.
m-
LEAVE sou-m NORWALK FOR
New voaK.
A. M~12: 56x. 5: 14:. 5:411. 5155:,
6:,Oix 62,16 0:50, 6'5,6 7:54x, 3118:,
8: 40 8:41:11, 9: 1111, 9: 3111, 0' 68, 10: 551.
11:01, 1111011.
P. M.~—12:52x, 1:10. 1145:, 2:551.
13:20:, 3:27, 5:091, 5:38, 5:551, 0125:.
8:40, 0:581, 7:12x, 7:5411, 9157:, 10:82.
Sundays.
A. M.——12:52x, 6:141, 5:41, 8:57,
9: 48:. I ,
P. 08-1—12: 5511 2: 4711, 2. 55:. 15:08
515511, 7:00, 7: 18, 7:5411. 8: 25:, 0:57x
: 28.
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A. his-12: 0011, 12: 09:. 4: 541:, 5:45.
6: 86. 8. 01. 8: 03, 8: 40, 0: 0011. 911411.
10:04,11:0011, 11:03.
P.M.:——1203,01:,:,:,04180140 2:.0011
2: 58, 8: 3111.4 02,11 4. 05. 4. 1511. 4: 82,
51,02: 0:.00 5":25, 6:00x, 0:02, 7:10.
7:461, 0: 00:, 0: 40, 11:00:.
Sundays.
M.———0:00, 7:80, 0100:,
101.902!“
M.:-—-4 00. 5:04, 0:591,
11: 002, 12: 00.
SOUTH NORWAL'K TO NEW ’
HAVEN.
A. M.:--12 0811, '11 1211. 1: 5011. 0:18,
7: 25, 8. 25, 911211, 911711, 0:51, 10:11
11: 0711 11: 48. 1
11 11-11.01.111, 1110711, 11:11:.
4119,15: 09x, 5: 27, 11: 0611. 11: 30, 7:00:11.
8: 51111, 9: 21. 111: 01111, 11: 38.
Note—~2140 1111.1 7: 25 to Bridgeport
on y.
0:401
8281:.
1111—42 08:51:? .111, 1111:, 1.19.
3.
use: 11 7.111., 1-181, 911111.
scorn 111111qu '10 causally.
.1. 11,—o. 211, a: 19, to 0111.
P. M.--1: 25. 2. 82 (Saturday oniyl.‘
0:351, 518,80 20, 03.1017
811 nddy
A. M‘...9: 15, 10,06‘“
P. M. -1-7:85.
DANBUNY TO SOUTH NORWALK
11. 114815.1118‘8211. 101011.11188‘.
11. 18-01111, 111811.11 11.15. , 1
“01111:”. ‘
”The Bachelor-wil'ml Very few we
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' A. Mar-17:55.
l: 21W
’ ocvrcOme the"
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to 110088 c
91191 0.10
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can host carelebsly, 11, docs
d yet-w”
, as she hasitai
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MainrMWell. the mummy of a queen
i saw in Egypt. It's Wonderful how
datil‘vl»:
11111111118111" by Dr. Jerome D.
school at Kirksville. Me.
chronic disease.
41211 St.
week.
111 issues Place.
Consultation. Free.
‘ 11111 0111111111 brokc."-—Cblcugu News.
Witt, a'g’raduate of the parent
This
‘ modern, druglcss treatment will
‘iiiost obstinate
New 'York’ office, No. 25, W.
Phone 689 Bryant. Office
days Tuesday and Friday of each
, Norwalk office and residence,
Phone 111393.
Office days every day with the
exception of Tuesday and Friday.
"And yet." he continued, “man Is they could makc 11 woman dry up and
that wu .wl’init-M U
WEST BIT AND SCRIBNER AVE.
South Norwalk
We are \now developing this choice residential property, lo-
cared 0n the high land within ten minutes of the station. It has
been carefully restricted, and divided into half acre lots, which
we now oiier to the builder or investor.
OWN YIUR HOME
by purchasing a plot for cash or on our easy payment plan. TIE
Sale
Still oGoing
, News on now 11081118111111.
11 No. 118111 st '-
thn you, buy 80111
and NOT those just as
cheap kind. liuy goods
have an established reputation.
That do not have to bc sold 1111-
good
Filled goods ever made.
WEAR PERFECT LENSES.
_ HomeTEHoyt,
Refraction Optician.
7-8 United Bank Building.
Tel. 863-12.
1 7“” ‘OO. NORWALK.
illlcd . ,
goods WHY not buy the best I j
that Z
1111 the reputation of others. Our : .
20-year frames are supcticr in
quality and finish to any Gold :
j you are prepared to build at once. we will make you a very at-
tractive proposition; Ask yofir local broker or write us. .We are
not strangers in South Norwalk—Harbor View Beach and Har-
bor View Faith, and now the best of all. HIGHLAND PARK.
11331111111! Board of 01111113
if. 8.01111. Pros fredcrick Jenkins. inns.
252 Huguenot Street
New Rochelle,_.N.Y. Tel. 823.
' new” ‘
O 8 Jackson
Oprfcldn.‘
‘,,,,..;ing in the Optical Lip 11.
Eyes Ex’anlined Free
58 WALL urns”.
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NORWAL' .
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.14 at 1.1.41
Now open for the Season of 1907.
11'. iii... 1'1‘
, Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating, Bathing
' \ ~ and other attractions.
Especial attention given to Automobile Parties.
pom
HOYT'S THEATRE BLOCK.
Expert Eye Specialist In Attendance.
day, 10 p. 111.
Factory. 116 East 28rd st.
Factory, 116 East 23rd 81., N.Y
01111 11111111115111.4111
Hours—B a. m. to 8 p. m.; Satur
Roller Skating every afternoon and evening.
”AV SES‘BION
Merrill Business College
South Norwnlk Stanifoi 11 Port Chester
BOAT BUILDING,
Dona In the Best Manner Possible.
OSCAR ANDERSON,
Formerly 'I‘oquct Launch Works
Weatport. Conn.
REPAIRING OR OVERHAULING
Complete ways for hauling out vessels
BEGINS SEPTEMBER 3. xgoy.
0011c open from 9-4 :30 o'clock for enrollment of students.
Our boys 111111. girls bend :1 BUSINESS EDUCATION.
M. A. Merrill, Prin.
Electrical Co.
‘ 01111118
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15 to \0
.11'
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17.10 Suits 1.....5 ..... 13.75
89.0080llh ..............M.50
810.00811its...............$500
812.50811011..............88;25
.........t7.on
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These mnkc splendid suits for
the growing young man at lit-
tic cost.
‘ Open Monday, WEDNESDAY
and Osiurdny Innings.
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$1.00 Peter Pan Waists .......... ........... . . 23c
$11.75 and $3.00 Kimonos........‘ ....... ,. $1.98
59c Short Kimonos ......... .. ....... . ”39c
Chemise Gowns with heading and ribbon ......... . ....... 501:
$2.00 Lawn Suits, Marie Antoinette style .. $1.25
Children's Lingerie Hats ...... . . . . sec
251: Misscs’ Gauze Lisle Hose” ..... .. . 191:
Several styles of 251: Washable Belts . ....... .. . 101:
Children's Knit Pants, lace trimming . .. 15c
$1.115 Percale House Dresses 981:
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86 Washington Street
South Norwallt
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