.61
ll «It 6,",
I“ BMW Thaihuedicine Com- ‘
Y
0.390100 (1t Sepiambar-
(s. “(16(6de
. Hullabltl Séhod‘
'3 ill“ Will Follow introduction
'iihewrwer
‘ . W
root 16' now 11:11.- 1116411116011 not
the New finvnn road will be able to
carry out its plan 'to barb (-locirlc
trains in operation between Stumi‘old
and Now York by September '.1 The
ehr'ilest. date (it which clcctrlcu
(,be lookod {01" to September 6 and
lift is by no means cor.tuln A good
96 'would 11x the ditto between
September 6 11nd September 16.
“(Eye are (1 numbot of causes of
(1616.66 tho principal one is that
“16236.6.me Mianuu river is not com-
druid is not likely to be finished
by $eptembor 1. The electric people
havé had .(6 contend with a few
things théy or any w?“ else could not
fol-see, but they; it probably hare
the mad ready before the middle of
September. Huge Gilliam, the cloc-
tric- superintendent. whose headquar-
téll'é is in Stamford. is working hard
with! toad intvlow
Poo (1in!) ',BXpbut to see any gen-
er'nl “littoral of schedules follow in»
aukura ion of the electrics may be a
bit disappointed. The general plan
(is near as (up plan of the New Ha
von road can be foretold until the
road g‘oté réudr to put it into opera
lion. is to have electrics run between
.mmniordrnndI'INmI York and cut off
at Stamford. Steam locomotives will
tnlte‘ in) or dropI the trains there. in
tlméI Itmd it is believed that the time
will be short, electric locomotives will
run through from New York to New
Haven. it is unlikely that thete will
be any general change in the schedule
of trains botweou Stamford and New
York, either in the'number or in the
running time. i' course, if occasion
demands. more trains will bo put on;
but it is not considorod likely (hero
will be any such demand Mnybc in
the fulure. tintI running limo will be
out down. it is very improbable that
any change will be mndo at tho (111t-
not
capable of making greater speed
than tho strum. the prosont schedules
t'ot accommodation 11110 for (-xptoss
trains is oonsidcrod in inllrond ohcios
about us inst us is dosirublo.
Commut 1s and tho gouoml trmol
ing public are (multinu; inuugmatiou
of tho (Ilrciric scrvlmI with more 01
less imputicnoe. it has been found
to wort: satisfactorily between New
Ymkutni New Rochelle and New
...-..._Y-')rk4limi Port ()hostor. if for 110 other
reasbn th (11 (but it does away with
the smoke nuisnuctI——p(-I011I(I who have
sufforud utmost to the point of suffocu
tion from tho houvy, soft coal smoke
that Ofltiiillnitis fills the Gal's of New
Haven truius will toll you what a
nuisnuco it. isI—~el('('il'lc trains will bo
hailed nsIa bonct‘nctiou. In gouorni.
clectrics nro. consldorod mor(I dosirn-
ble thnu stcnm trains by tho truvollng
public that has had (-Xm'i'll‘lme with
both. The serVIce is now ontirely out
at the experimentul stugc, (1nd, al-
though Stamford gotta its electrics
lust. it gets them host. That is. it
gets them With things running smooth-
ly and orderly; tor.I whatever may
have boon tho. druwbncks when the
service was instituted betwoon New
Rochelle and New York cvorvthiug
now is going in satisfactory o1d.et
Some intorcsling trial trips were
made last week betwoon South Mt.
Vernon (1111! Port Chester. On Friday
:1 train of fifteen coachos. drawn by
two electric looomotivos. mode the
run from South Mt Vernon to Port
Chester and blink 111-: fast as tho lostout
uproar: tmin runs 11er the Now Ha,
ven system. 'lluI distance botweon
the two points is about tourtoou miles.
and {ott'the run a speed as high as 72
1110999313 hour was nttnlncd. ’l'l1or6
was not 14 single misllup; in blot. the
run wiild‘floi. huvu been more suc-
cessful. Ono thing it brought out
(Ilcuriy was the rapidity with which
no olootrln‘ locomotive can accelerate
speed it is only 11 mutter of seconds
before it can ho mode to ir'tucl (it top
spend, and it can be brought to u
standstill inst about on quickly. There
in nmlo of th(I [11101012 and snorting nnd
grinding of wheels. the rush of cacop-
ing siodill‘. thn'tgmn‘rk the start of (1
train drhwn by (t strum origins (1nd
thr- olactrlcu don't have to begin stop-
ping (1 uuurtor oi 11 mile or so before:
they Wrcnch (1 station. in this why. u
hood (butt of tlflltl is saved but 116nm
limos {H009}! commuters who urrivo 111
n utntlon lust its 11 (ruin got» undo:
wny dud ilutt thoy can‘t cutch it on
the run, ((11 thoy did in the. days of
steam. .
Gdnh‘ml Munngpr Higgins Vlco-
i’rosldcnt Moliuury. Mechanical Super
intuit J Wilding and other New 1411-
Iven (1 (till word should the train on
FridaY’s trial trl. ulna odiolals of tho
New York _ t. The truth: Wcro
contl our @1110er motion. witha
n m was, coaches arm by (11169,.
older (1 (maroon... (110 buy Worn
just on mumbling" 361907 in to tutor
million gained today. 'l‘hay will lw
continued mduiinitely. it to under
“and.
club (not of tin:
W091 11846) 86,129?me '1 Mn
ligament cures 1111
6611666116636” I26 (191m 11 box
30% 791mg t for m
"ammo” when comm
674mm,; 3.964916“ Idmauhtldrll of”
661,46 ‘ ltrik (1 boys begun
slim-u"! 5mm 66111101106611
it'lth thou/lam bullion: byor‘ddr-
in; downtown” Monitors to 1161mm
do oommitlcs” of littwu ulrikors
cling. begun
ting} in (awry senior
virus iiitl
aid
WMHWM clubs“
mi (from lint-ions thrills
_ ‘ Willem Now York and 911m
o ma-u-w...a . .
15—.
n...
Whi’lo (Ilcctrto. locomotives nte'I
Mold in arc on strike. it '
““ ”19.6..th mu
"(1269le or»
I . bi mums
illilly Used Her Picture for
Advertising furptlses
The Lydlu- E. Pinkh'dni Medicine 06.,
is being sued for 910000 by M188 Fill“
oesIWynnc, 11 young woman who took
0 660 price in u benutycontost lust
during. Hcr‘ sult‘is‘bhs‘éd ‘on‘ the (tile;
gatlon that her photograph was used
in two advertisements _
L Her friends conduit-d wtth her both
orally and by letter, Miss Wynne
says. habit of thélu‘ hurl recognized her
picture in the paper. Kim was annoy-
cularly us she Buys silo lillli novel had
any of the ailments which the leltcr
ropreseuted he: as having. 8. B. Stiles
of 111 Broudwnpy N. Y. has just suc-
069000 in” hovlng her (Juno removed
mm the Supreme coult to the United
States circuit contt.
100th
Miss Wynne, who lives in
, street. and is employed in 11 Broadway
department store, hogan to notice d111-
lng Junta that some of her friondr. in
the store were looking at her with
pltying faces, and some of her no.-
quu‘int‘unces ot' the kind that might be
called‘ ‘cats” looked at her with joy
shining on their countenunces,
She could not understand all this.
She went home and looked at herself
in the mitror. She had taken 11 wizc
in a newspaper beauty conucst 11 few
weeks before. The glusa told her she
was as pretty us even.
got; several letters from condollng
friends. But they felicitdted he: on
llai'lng found (eli(If.'l‘l1(1n the manu
ger and cushiet of the. store made a
formal call, blinging along two big
advertisements clipped from not-wspi
pcrs They pointed to a plcturo under
which was the name “ Miss Elizabeth
Wynn" and under the name was the
address, “206 Eighth avcnuc." ’i‘ho
name. wasn’t exactly hers, nor was the
address hers. but she saw herself in
the. picture, she thought. it was the pit:-
ture that had won the $50 prize bcuuty
she declared.
Miss Wynno convinced her (Imploy-
ers and friends that sh(I had had noth-
ing to do with Hie advertisement, and
then she brought suit. through her law.
yers, Charles 11nd Alfred Stocklch. or
170 Br(1ndwny,for $10,000 (inmugco
The suit was begun on July 26.
The advertisement on which Miss
Wynne' s complaint is busod is printed
'lhen comes two pictules, one of Miss
Elizabeth Wynn, of 205 Eighth ave<
one" and one of another young woman
followed by an .1ppropri.1io iottel‘ of .1(
i knowledgement to the medicine com-
pany 110111 Miss ‘IWynn" for benefits
received.
I Counsel for Miss Wynuo maintain
that the company know that no ‘Miss
Elizabeth Wynn" lived at 206 Eighth
avenue; that it did know about. her
having won a beauty prize: that it took
her picture, and, changing the numb
and proper address. run it with :1
take letter to illustrate the beauty
working powor of the compound. When
asked what defense tho company
would make, Mr, Stiles roiuscd to say.
He declared. howevor, that tho (Iour
party would have 1111 ample defense
when the time came to present it in
court.
Countypss.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that be
is senior partner of the firm of F, .l.
Chaney & Co., doing business in the
City of Toledo, County and State afore-
snld,,and that said firm will pay the
for each and every case of Cntarrli
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 6th day of De-
cember. A. D., 1886.
(Scat) A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials tree.
F, .l. CHENEY & 00., Toledo. 0.
Sold by all Druggists, 760
nation.
OLD CLOCKMAKER DEAD.
Anson E. Atwood. a Republican sine.
Lincoln's First Election.
BRISTOL, August 26 —-—Anson 1.. At-
est residents of this place died at hill
homo inst night of infirmitlos incident
to old ago tic was bum in Norfolk
(30011. June l2 liliii. nud cnmo to this
place in 1888, (Interim; tho employ of 11
clock hulking concern and continuing
with that firm until his rctlrcmnut in
1887.161'0111 1860 to 1887 ho Wm: su-
‘pdrlniond'ont or the movomnol shop:
He was the oldest plumber ol' the Con
kregntlonal Church hum and (than hitd
the distinction of having votod tor
nvory Republican condidnto for lill‘ill-
(tout since Lincoln 6 first cloctton lio
is survived by n bruihor, L. .1. At-
wood, oi Waterbury. and linen (longh-
tors. who ilvo have
ONLY CURE FOR DYBPEPsiA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, or New Castle.
Duh, unyo: “l suffered for yours with
dyaneptlla, used to have great distress
belching. i tried everything i
could hour (11’. but nothing helped ms
until flock Brazilian Bat and one 69
(on: bottle cured ms comp Glely. "
For sale by it: it. Planted. F. H .6611-
(er and Thé Clifford Pharmacy. ”
“w
CYNOBURE or am GAZEHG.
P1611164 Mon’ Op union“ Tonight the
’ M044 Favors to in is You".
T3113 111111161 Mars will be tins uyno
sum of local slur gutters during the
6611: (w (toys. Tonight the moat inv-
mle opposition in thirteen your: will
11'. 1111 the orbits of Mars ((110 the
$1111 approach most closely at the
bilion Which the (out occupies at
is 0019.766 (1111161091611 which will
bloke place in Boillomber, 1909, will, he
(won more tnvoruhlu Professional 1111
tronpmersrwtll be gr (nutty interested in
($65???“ “7’ lbof, Olavombtu mmem
ed and suffered mental anguish, putti» .
And than she: .. .-- ..
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas .
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
'l‘ake Hall's Family Pills tor consti- .
wood. our.I of the best. 11110.th 11110 old- 4
Train Delayed by flouting Bridgo at
Rlvnrnlde. .
Coming from Now York on 11 fast
run to Boston. train No. 66 who
brought to at 61100011 stop mist of lil-
maids by flames shooting from an
ovorhcud btidge.
Conductm Lockwood and ('1th made
up a bucket brigade, and fought the
flames ovol hult ‘i'ioul. Not until
forty-tour minutes (Ii-(I lost was the
bridge conuldnred sure. for trnvei.
’l‘itu origin of the tire is said to be
sparks (11' some ouginn, but is not.
known for a certainty. ’I‘ruin No. 3'36
(undo. up nintI minutes on t he run to
New Haven, and duo at 9:46. urrived
thirty-five mlnutos, into.
The Bur l-iurbor exprcss going wost
was delayed eleven 11161111611 by the tch
ciileul.
ENDORSED BY THE COUNTRY.
"The most populur remedy in Otsono
County, and the best friend of my tum
liy.” writes Wm. M. Dietz‘ editor and
publisher of the Otsego journal. Gli-
bortSVille, N, Y., “ller. King‘s New
Disctn'ery. It has proved to be an in-‘
fulllble cure for coughs and colds.
making short work of thoworst of them.
We always keep a bottle in the house.
i believe it to be the most valuable pre-
scription known for Lung and Throat
diseases." Guaranteed to never dis-
appoint the taken, by F. H. Baxter's,
South Norwolk,
Norwnlk, drug stores.
91.00. Trial bottle tree.
Price 600 and
.II
The greatest triumph torn boy is
th(I privilege of bclng uocopiod its an
6an by boys somowhnt oldor than
himself. .
OSTEOPA‘I‘HIC
TfifiATMENT
administered by Dr. jerome D.
Wit-t, a graduate of the parent
school at Kirksvillc. Me. This
modern, drugless treatment will
oevrcomc the most obstinatc
chronic disease.
New York office. No. 25, V97
420 St. Phone 689 Bryant Ollico
(lays lucsday and l ridny of each
week.
Norwalk office and residence.
:2 Isaacs Pla‘ce. Phone 12313.
Office days every day with the
exception of Tuesday and Friday.
Consultation Free.
\
V
_ ’BOLALT Lauuomo,
REPAIRING on ovannAuuno
Done in the. Best Manner Possible.
Complete ways for hauling out vessels
OSCAR ANDERSON,
Formerly 'i‘oquet Launch Works
Weatport. Conn.
Electric Lalllly inns
The Re; 6; Volk
Electrical Co.
School
Days ‘
will soon ho horn and tho boys
will need now suits.
‘Léhildrén’s
Suits
can now he bought with largo
ou‘vlngs. .,
$5.00 8mm Now ........... $3.00
64.00 Cult: Now ....... $2.96
63.00 Bulls Now ......... . 62.26
Open Monday, WEDNESDAY
and Indian,- tunings.
‘lfllll’ll ll
Tailor, Cloihlar, jl-latm.
minimum
116 lNuhlrlgtomOt. so. Hamlin
r
M
Would You far 60 Nights»?
would you on a stint PLO“ MAT.
Tit!” for (lady nights freq?
We otter you this opportunity If at
tho and of that limo the torturous in
not perfectly satisfactory. we villi take
it hock (ind refund your owner. This
mnlirm has all the good qualities of
n firstIclnnu hnlr mntln'esu. and u grout
many qualities that a 6111': mattress
has not. The Silk Floss Mottroun
weighs but 30 pounds, will not mat.
is portéutly sanitary, and (too! not
need matting over. The av some mut-
tru’lul is so envy that it requires all
your strength to turn it on the 1196
Anybody can turn this mattress with
out the trust exertion.
Remember, it 1: Guaranteed.
6301' ends by
l'tho lite;
Imligoilr halibut walrus
thllVI ofIWlurtil. norm: (1
‘his ((11 even water attribution.
.m. mom"
Nor; High 1160 Wall stay ‘ Nbrwnikll
and E, P. Weed's. "
BHANFOHI),
ligcnt. 891mb without would: for 191'qu
couoo Mukowskln. who hos boon mis-
sing ulnoo lust December. (1 brother.
Alcxnudcr Mnkowskin, .who in n motil-
der residing in ilrunlord. has called
upon the Got-mun consul at Washing.
ton. and tho United states consul ut
Brentonhuveu Gotmuny to hike up the
matter At-toanoy Barry W. Doolittle,-
acting for tho rointivos of the missing
consul at Washington.
Mukowsklnt loft Bruuford a
days hetoro last. Christmas to go back-
to his homo in C(Iruumy. l1“ had come
over four months previous to make his
home in lirnul‘ord, but be was afflict-
cd with an incurable disease and Vite
decided to go buck to Germany to dic.
- Pnssngc in the socoud cabin was 01'-
ot tho North (icrutnn Lloyd line and
his brother front liruul’ord went autumn]
the bout. According to the best infor-
mutton ut hand, the t1aveler never
reached Germany. Henry J Snitzer,
of New York, 11 sionmsblp yticket agent,
from whom his ticket was obtained, re-
ported to Alexander Makowsklm in
Bruni'ord thut. his brother had (lied 011
bonrd ship when it was four days at
son and that he was given a sea burial.
(madman: 6-
Hoyt’s Theatre
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
MATlNEIE SATURDAY ONLY.
AMERICAN LIFEOGRAPH CO.
Direction (Joseph England».
All the Latest Moving Pictures and
illustrated Soups.
PRICES . .
llear Master Walker Sing.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
One Night Only.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 313T.
O. E, Wee Offers
THE COUNTY SHERIFF,
By .Kathleen Farroe Kennedy.
whim/e and Capable Company, includ
ing AL. RICE
tallies, Pathos Comedy and
Sensations. .
Staged Under t a Personal Direction
of Jam 5 Kennedy.
PRICES ........ ',10c 20c. 30c and 5011
Seat Sale Tuesday, August 27.
i 14
flour is Theatre,
Wednesday Evo' 9, Aug. 28
Complimentanl
Free
Illustrated
Lecture
Interesting Views
Paul W.
LEFFLER
Tito Noted Inventor.
Tickets at this Office
Anti All Drug Stores.
Baseball
Norwuk Amdromo’nl Park
SATURDAY, AUGUST 31.
NORWALKB
VI.
BTAMFORDB
This in the filth game at the Tri- Jilly
League with Btamiord.
Admlulon 26o; children under 12.106.
Ladle: free (3 the grand «and.
SKATING RINK
ROTON POINT
0m every afternoon and evening.
Hours-«2 to 6 and 8 to 10: 46 p 61'.
Large new alluring shrimp. Ample
seating (militias for “insulators.
ADMiOBlON, 100: IKATIU, 196.
Aug 26. “(After uI til i“-
mun, has nine written to the (icrmnn “’
few“ ‘ L
ranged for him on one ’of tho steamers -
..... 5c,10c,15c1 '
Bewildering Beauty of Scenery, Spec. '
on”...
{ é ; » L .
'. . sutured with all .1 L
it“) 89666116116“. ll bull to “moi
$11514 otonutwurmw wnturunoouaryflhollr lino
uouhi hnvouu notion on ‘my bowels Ii pl y I
lui"lu§‘lllh'$"‘18y3'lln1181myl'"e r 1
011110
11473111 bo'dldm in lutarunlpil .u’fllhruth
miorn
inward.)
”P“ “99, 4660'", 311 601““ "'30; interl 6.691;“
'63,”: 111.
Dist For
,,Thp Dowgls
,‘ NIWHM’W ,
TllU 5‘“
Jill;
“Pin-Mir. fnlhtlitnd. P060716 Milli donut)
Never diction. lion :riirlpod 1.0(I 26c, 6110017 v11
EMI- ”66000 but ’7", no: in» tablet ntiunpud Ugo:
urn dr your luonuyb buck
Sterling Romany E". Chicago or 1143.603
Alllllll. SALE. ‘l‘ lllLLlilli 90169
Wthe not thtI man's huo like 611119
which glows
On her soft chock. who would (Isle-cm
the rose?
Were not the Nuts ol' henvon like those
that. lie
In hor blue eyes, whose gaze would
seek tin.I sky?
Were not the mulden innocent and fnir
How would men icurn to turn to God
in prayer?
wil‘rom the Armenian of Bctlros Tou.
1'iuu.
illicd '
you
goods WHY not buy the host,
When buy gold
and NOT those just as good ‘
chcnp kind. liuy goods that .
have an ostubllshod reputation. ‘
’l‘hnt do not. have to ho sold up-
on lllt’ rcpulutlon of others. Our
20-year {rhinos nro snporior in ~
quality and finish to any Gold '
Fillod goods (Ivor mode.
WEAR PERFECT LENSES.
Homer B.'lloyt,
7-8 United Bank Building.
Tel. 393-12.
v.61 den..." (1.1116615
HOYT'S THEATRE BLOCK.
Expert Eye Speciallut in Attendance.
Hours—8 a. m. to 8 p. (11.; Satur-
day, 10 p. m.
Factory, 116 East 23rd St,
Factory. 116 East 23rd St. N. V.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN I
HARTFORD RAILROAD
m
TIME TABLE.
to Effect June 2, 1907.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M~12z 66x. 6: lix, 6 4111, 6: 56x.
6: Oh, 6:16 6: 60, 6: 66, 7: Mr, 8:181.
8:40 8: 48:. 9: 11x, 9: 31:, 9. 68, 10: 661:,
11: 01 11:1611
P. M.:—-—12 62:, 1:10, 1:46x. 2:561.
3: 20x, 8:27, 61091:, 6: 38, 6: 66: 6: 251:,
624,0 6: 631. 7: 12x, 7: 64x, 9: 67x. 10:92
Sundays.
A. M.:——1262x 6: 14:, 6: 41, 8:67
9. 4311
P. M.-12: 66:, 2: 47:, 2. 661. 6: 98
626617, 7: 00, 7' 18. 7. 64:. 8. 2611, 9' 6711
10: 23.
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A M.:-—12 00x. 12: 00!, 4: 6411, 6: 46.
0:66. 8:018:03 8: 4,0 9:003. 9:141.
10: 04 11:009., 11:03.
P. hit—12:08 1:04. 1.30, 1:49 3:0.0x
6783lx,40x406416x,489
6. 02x, 6: 00 6. 26, 6 Mix, 6202,7110.
7: 461:. 9' 001:. 9' 40. 11:001.
Sundays.
Mall: 00 7: 80,
A.
1:0 021.
r. M.:-—-4 06, 6: 04.
11: our, 12: 00.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN;
M.i—~ 2:0811. 1' 121:, i: 60:. 6:18.
, 8:25 9:12: ’9: 471:, 9:61 10:11.
'71( 111.4
9 M.—-—i2: '06:, 1:,18 a: 071:. 9:181.
1 6 or x '6: 2’7 (1 no. 6 311. 7:01;,
.6119, s 21.101.061: 11 33.
o Note-4140111171 it: 26 to Bridgeport
n y.
9 : 001.
6: 69:.
9:40:
8:313.
Bunduyl.
A. Mutillotix 1121:, 1.60:. 'i: 99.
9:10 10: “11.111073.
1’. Mans. 44. 7100:, 9: 183.9 9:402.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANIURY.
A. Mead: 90. 9269,101001.
l’. MM»! 26, 2: 92 (Saturday duly).
4961,618,926,9167
unduyi.
A him-0:16. 10: 002.
18.10.“? 86.
9111111101111! 70 (1001's NORWALK.
M.:.:w666726,:.811 10.09. 11:31:
"L
sacrum“.
(
I
NASH mounooi
A:“r“4:103. 6530' G: 45.
d1
9.41.4294. 0n n .
'11 Mi“. '6“
~_ catcd on the high 1and,withln ten minutes of the station.
L: been] carefully restricted. and divided into half acre lots, which
when (31'. AND SCRIBNER AVE,
South Norwalk. L
We are now developing this choice residential property, lo-
It: has
we nowpffer to the builder or‘investor.
7' ions that! "
by purchasing a plot for; chilh or on our easy payment plan. If
you are prepared to build at once, we will make you a very at-
tractive proposition. Ask your local broker or write us. We are
» not strangers in South'NorWadk—Harbor View Beach and 1-1an
bor View Park, and now the best of all, HIGHLAND PARK. l
Assaulted Board [ll Bruins,
E. S, liliie. Pros. neon Jenkins treats.
, p 252 Huguenot Street,
11861119866119, in. Tel. 823.
______ '_ do...” 1
OWWO‘OOMMO
Gt. B.Jack‘$0ny
Optician.
Everything m the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
as WALL IYREET;
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Now open for the Season of 1907.
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating, Bathing
and other attractions.
Especial attention given to Automobile Parties.
Roller Skating every afternoon and evening.
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DAY SESSION
Merrill Business conga
South Norwulk
Stamford Port C hostor
BEGINS SEPTEMBER 3. .907
(liln'o upon {141111 9-431) ()(lork for enrollment of students.
0111' bovs and girls hood (1 BUSINESS EDUCATION.
M. A. Merrill, .Prln.‘
ll lull 81120116 This Week
at Close-out Pricés.
$1. 00 and $1. 25 Waist: ..................... . .. 75c
61. 00 Peter Pan Waists .................................. 50c
$2.75 and $3.00 Klmonas ................. . .............. $1. 98
59c. Short Kimonas. .................... . ............. 39c
Chemise Gowns with beading and ribbon ................. 50c
$2.00 Lawn Suits, Marie Antoinette style ................ $1. 25
Children'sLin‘gerleHats.................. ............... soc
25c Missca’ Gauze Lisle Hose” .................. . . . 19c
Several styles of use Washable Belts . . . . ........ . ........ . 10c
Children's Knit Pants lace trimming .................... 151:
$1 25 Percale House Dresses ..... . .. 98c
N E RYAN a. co
86 Washington Street
South Norwallr
Final Sale of Summer Suits.
Dun”. Skirts. Coats. Warm. Pollution”.
and damn. rounding; alarm:
The Paris 0109.1: 67; Suit-Rondo.
93 OOUTH MMN 81., 90. NORWALK 616 MAIN BTREIT, ITAMFORD.
IF YOU HAVE NOT BOUGHT OF US VET, ABK
, YOUR NElOHBOR-«THEV DID.
Coal and
sauna roll;
Bowkar a Fertilizers.
B. Hershfieid 6 9011 L
m Wm Street. 'i‘oléplione (nu.
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