«Sew-MM mains afit
‘f'hillvito‘l. Masha up
. “till
. 8t. Mam‘whese hook “Country
2 a had a lam sols“
‘3‘ will
m an. .
ate the m,
degrees. ‘ l‘
H,‘ ' KW". ,.,.~. 1‘, ,' ,”: '
~ ’ A pm is oppose wire is robe ,
air-1111:”. , interior the use of w. ..
Ii; ‘ Lid. 0. Barnett, J.- B. Sanford
Grace Amory. The rental
, .doable the regular price. but. .
free connection with Bethe)
‘sndD's', X's-law... .y ,-,.l
Furniture 11‘ being placed in the
Mark Twain mansion and mm: £112;
preps ‘, are was a . . .
1 for oguim‘t‘y: lilies Ears “Clemens;
the author's daughter. is still in Eu~ ,
rope. Dr, Clemens, it is understood,
thinks seriously of making Bedding
his lot place 0 residence. giving up
, Yrrlt iio sisnd dependiflg‘grfi
" yin or so {turn 5 '9.
.1 g”! ”Y gifriuflm'd,
0i- ofiier “transient 118001111110-
...hit s' e ‘ Ia ‘ .5
, W
the 4p 10 trees wear a
.. ‘ in consequenw'of‘
of: a small. slender worm ' '
' .sa'greatnumberufin
e
’ a
marrow» iii-two ‘
T t
. 2 went out of blow.
., : eral yellowlnavand
i“ y» 1‘ 1 loaveswwith probably
,1" _ ‘_ , 'tXBiDMMYB,‘tth.l
~ seem to have suffered
' Worn hastening in
g quite ,unlike the
assistants"
. ~ " a s , ‘
ated between Little River and _
'01 star and ownedvby.,hliss Mag
.32" all a s on. .
' i . lfirg‘fl‘ , 7a, Bridge.
'- i . rbe incorrect.
, “hurtful" was that Miss
‘oskod to name the figure
3, mould disposeaof the
, " ,9; to was 126.000. As
‘ ‘ m 3 beat he matter
' be ‘11 “it valuation
has been
of the preperty, ia’ umfimufs
. , Fowler has«repeatodly I d: . u ly
protested against as altogether too
' 1'3, am
,0 high.
' and‘hts‘wifo were the
.,u,. 9
Mirth“
vl manor quite a serious runaway ac»,
cidont fi-H‘hursday bf Rstvieilk. Mr. '
a in sterile bytL oracle and
ii 2.“ 16ft ‘la misadventures!!!”
, is tir‘isevoralcuusof'milk to.
‘ ,_ ~factory in Nwtwn. The
.a m'uused the wagon
.1 .. was secured by a strap.
Jib reins, and was
i'idistance, his head scraping
' sauna ground, with the. result that 1:
Wk¢m ' " has nearly torn off”
“13;.“0 1,3 59;?ng ractured anklc :7
an‘ “Bacardi" a him see. Both are
dwwell under“, the care of pr.
3‘ .
.,.. it 1..»I '..' . 1..
3, .l ,Ztr PW, ’ ‘
cashmere“ sassy Onewlth the
Public-of the Sanford school. On
Thursday afternoon they played the'
11191317113} 2, .
Price Cut !
mom Closing Out Sale gdés right on. Reduced prices have been .again
reducefl,Sbm lots. cost, you o‘ne-thirdesome one-half of the actual honest worth.
: 1w ih¥oushou d buy liberally, for such buying chances seldom come your Way.
-- the fii'él. . ;
Dress Goods Again Reduced
33c Bright Dress Plaids, down to. . . .19c
59c Fine Dgess Plaids, down to ..... .391:
Every piece of 50 and sec Fancy Dress
«Goods, light and dark mixtures,
plaids and stripes, reduced to. . . . . .sgc
Al oi’ihe 621/,c Colored and Black
. ‘ es's Goods reduced to .....
89c and $1.00 Black and Colored
Plain and ‘Fancy Weave Dress
Goods, reduced to .............. .590
59c Fancy‘Prench Flannels for Ki-
monas or House Gowns, reduced
to . '
Lot of Fine $1.50 Dress,
.l
4.:1
summer weaved, at
33c
........ a...-... .......
Checks in
. ......... 690
.__ The Linings Must/Go
All standard Lining Cambrics at. . . ,
All 17c Percalines and Spun Silks
reduced to ................. 121/3:
All 250 Spteens‘ and Percalincs re-
duced to ............ 19........,..,.17c
The Domestic Loss _
150 Plain En lish Long Cloth ....... ,1 1c
Turkey Red. amasks, 54 inches wide,
reduced from age to ......... . . .. . 18c
Lot of .7c Striped Outing.Flannel at. . ..3c
All best 10 and 12%c Outing Flan-
..4c
nel,n0w....... ................. 7%0
i
.250 .
75c'.Table Paddi g, 54 inches wide. 0
reduced to .‘450
50c Eiderdown, white, blue and grey ‘
reduced to . ............ ..
Fine Kimono Flanncicttcs, dainty dc-
signs in pink, blue and lavender, re-
duced from 15c to ............,8 1-3c
Dark ,Plaid Wrapper, Flannelatms,
.............. u...
tit-I‘D
12%c grade, reduced 103...... .71/20
n, Wash Goods sump.
All 81-30 Figured Printed Lawns and
~ Plain Colored Cheese Cloths.. ...... 5c
All best Standard Prints ....... , ...... 5c
Fancy 100 Dress Ginghams ........ 7%0
Fancy 121/2c Dress Gin
Double width Cotton laids. bright
colors and gray effects, were 121/,c,
ball team of tileDaab‘ury High school. now ... . . . . . . .. ...... . ........ 8 1-3c
ananost bymacoro 0119 to 0. It W118 All of our line 150 and 17c Sheer Or-
the“ n t‘ahut‘! out th a‘ fleflson' n ‘ ‘ s e e o e .........
”l' earmarks “my, gandic Lawns, now we
tit Mala these
\. smuggle-tape once at the
sigma to a crowded audience. The en.
terrainmeut went oil briskly and:
smoothly. and the applause was fre- ‘
doom and hearty.‘ (ingrflayovem
Ingthere wasadance at. he gym‘witb,
monumentsarom Out of.town among
those in" attendance. Saturday after-
noon the bull team. went to Ridgefield
for a game with the academy team.
. it Has a close and exciting contest,
ill!" academy team‘winning in the last
i ill!» i?’.t¥-§‘°i°‘?i “1",?-
ufio-Wge coming --the former j
filing in the stone roadway on the .
h, , Least of John-8. Sanford's has been
7 laced this week with a solid stone.
’li a . The cavity was about twelve
" {Mitiiepthpand had the planking
' yummy under the weight of a team
‘ the results must have been
'2‘“? 1y sheer sood luck pre- .,
_ ism isn'accldent, as thefum
‘ upon the bridge last Monday
‘ q, “ I ‘k'wolghlng perhaps-a quarter
‘ caused inhuman! one-4
,—
Final Waist Clean-up
About.1o dozen Massed Waists.
The $1.25 Waists at ..... 39c
The $1.00 Waists at ..... 250
The 500 Waists at ........ .. ..... 190
Lot of 750 Cambric Wrappers. .. .. .390
Lot of $1.00 Cambric Wrappers. cat—.699...-
s 0336'
ams ..... 8 1730 *
13:
15c Corset Covers at .....v.
39 and sec Corset Covers at ....,. . . .290
All 390 Drawers, at .. ..... ..... 29c
50c and 590 Drawers, at ..... . ...... 390
$1.50 and $1.75 Chemise, at .,. ...... 89c
Lot of Child's Gingham 'Aprons,
were 25c, now ......... . .. ..... .. .
Lot of Infants' $1.25 White. Dresses
reducedto...., ....... .. .....
The,$2.oo and $2.50 White Dresses
for children, now ...., . . .., ..... $1.25
Corsets Again Reduced
All Standard Brands.
39c Summer Girdles . .......... . ..... 190
5°C Standard Comm-s, .............. 33c
$1.00 Szandard C erect; ............ 65c
$1.50 Standardfxrsets ........... $1.00
Children’s 25c. Knit Waists ........ 19c
Children's Lit' 1e Beauty Underwaists,
.c...'._r,IOC
690
reduced ffcm 25c to .............. 190
Boys‘ Skele’.on Suspender Waists. 10- 1‘
duCCd if out 250 to . ............... 19¢
Portieres and Draperies
$41.10 Portieres. per pair .......... $2.75 .
s3.50 Portiercs, per pair .......... $2.00
2.75 Portieres, per pair .......... $1.50
$2.00 Porticrcs, per pair .......... 950
$5.00 Couch Covers .............. S300
$1.50 Fancy Blanket Robes. . . . . .' . ." 899
BlanketandComfort Bargains
89c Canton Blankets. per pair ...... Ric
$1.00 Canton Blankets. per pair ...... 75c
$1.00 Comfort at ................ 65c
$1.50 Comforts at ................ $1.00
$0.25 Comforts at ................ $1.49
$3.98 Comforts at ................ $2.00
Yard Wide Cottage Draperies, res
duccd from 250 to ........... .. .14c
nil/2c Figured Silkolincs .......... 9m
All 20c Fancy Crctonnes ......... 1254c
Closing Cut the Stockings
Women’s 25c Colored‘r Lisle Hose,
pink, blue and lavender. now ...... 150
All Women’s 25c Stockings ......... 19c
All Women’s soc Stockings ........ 35c
Lot of Child's 10c Stockings at ...... 50
All Child's 150, Stockings. .3 pairs for 250
Famous Black
at' Stockings ........ 19c
Children’s 25c
The Glove Reductions
250 Lisle Gloves now: .. ............ 19c
500,].islc Gloves now ..... . ........ 39c
All $1.00 Kid Gloves .......... 75:
All $1.50 Kid Gloves . Z‘ ............ $1.15
17c
ocks, now ......... 15c .
The Muslin Underwear Goes ‘
The Handkerchief Hudle
The 10c Handkerchiefs are ..... .. . ..
The 17c Embroidered Hcmstitchcd
Handkerchiefs are now .......... 10c
Men's 12%c Initial Handkerchiefs.
50
................ oil-I‘ll!-
TWO HUNDRED HANDSOME
UN. RIMMED HATS. NEWEST
SH PES, WERE'750 TO $2.00
EACH; ant. TO, BE SOLD AT
......................... 25c EACH
Notions for Near Nothing
Braincrd & Armstrong Emb. Silk. ...3c
Braincrd & Armstrong Sewing Silk. .7c
, Laces and Embroideries
All 500 Veils now ................. 25c
All 50c Scaris now ................ 35c
All $1.00 Scarfs now .............. 690
All $2.00 Scarfs .................. $1.19
All 5c Lace ........................ 30
All 125,50 Lace .................... 7c
All 20: Lacs ...................... 100
All 25c Lace ...... ‘ ................ 15c
All 30c Lace now .................. 19c
All 42c Lace now ................. 27c
All 17c and 20c Embroiderics ..... mi/zc
All 25c Embroidcrics .............. 15c
All 30c Embroidcrics .............. 19c
,All 25c Veilings .................... 15c
All 50c Chiffon Veiling ............ 35c
150 Columbia Saxony Floss and Ger-
mantown now .................... 7c
I
Leather Goods
All 25c Pocket Books .............. 170
All soc Bags and Pocket Books ...... 330
All $1.00 Bags, and Pocket Books. . . .69c
All $1.50 Bags and Pocket Books. .$1.19
All $2.50 Bags and Pocket Books. .$1.75
Weemeeo‘enmeemmemmm»
f' . 83 w-ASHiNGTOiI sritssr, SOUTH NORWALK.
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‘ " Radial the Bargain Banquet we have prepared for you, and try to be among ‘
3 for 501: I,
' being put in. and an 800 gallon sup-
. pose of holdinggthc filtered water..
‘IOC Brush Braid .................... 50
‘81: Dress Braid ..................... 3c
Marshall's Linen Thread ............ 7c
Kerr's Linen ....................... 9c
10c Taffeta Scam Binding .......... 60
5c Finishing Braid ................. 30
10c Silk Tie Laces..........~ ....... sc
5c Linen Tape ...................... 3c
5c Hooks and Eyes ................ 2c
100 Hooks andvEyes ............... 50
rel/go Cling Socket Fasteners ........ 5c '
Cotton Ernh. Floss ............ 150 doz.
29c Dress Shields ................ 1254c
25c Bone I-Iair Pins ............... 17c ,
151: and age Hat Pins .............. 5c E
10c Corset Steels ................... 5c g
25c Barrettcs ' ...................... 15c
50c Barrettcs ........... 330
1250 Belt Buckles .................. 15c
50c Belt Buckles .................. 33c
25c Scissors ....................... 17c
50c Scissors ....................... 33c
WW”MMOOWM¢NOW”O 990.904 OOQQWQ soc e eomoooceo
William are (,0st like pipe
stem: ‘ for use stout siesprx‘
Ali ““ifiiknhers were in =‘
. ‘ $8.011 Sunday the an.
i ., ‘ was. president of the
‘ , ‘ Fire insurance Coma
‘ ' lsuely eyes- the . .ldge.
-' = . .na to,,the,sout ‘ . the
1 #730040 more. the)? mas:
00m antiserum season,
boutsa'hefliiling-fin job was
,» age is. hesitation Elbert
0rd, and took lees than three
"into host Was about {60, about
".,the 2 estimate,. and, only a little
more than the cost ' f. a. new bridge
”have been. e improvement
Wadi! danger spotof the town s
" ‘ . g1; .
I .
not me
. *gsiatllsismsm
, clron
. . and spending over two
. liars. nothing has done me
' ‘aflm Dr. King's flew Life
Tmohtsld‘sr “ them rth "beatopilis
‘.writ'osB-F.A "e; In-
.~ ,meflmifi
a drug store. 250. '
.1
. . roman ..tbow.,capaules;'
‘ “some meat: ,tti‘ot
”WW" ”non!" .33 .V p
' “Twas: it doesn't motto"
':”'Blt.;lt does matter. lr!"
IV ~ * wouldn't shy “lit. doctor, I vnzl
Ii” Within-meal.“ our boarding
thong standard and Tints:-
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DARIEN Ale NOROTON.
Sedgwlck
A T. J. Andersons house,
avenue, is completed.
The home of Ambrose Webb, Mnln
street, is receiving a new coat of
paint. '
The Nash versus Plait case will
come up before Justice William H.
Willinott, .11., next. week.
Miss Irma Smith has resigned her
position at the Center school, and will
not. teach the coming year.
L Little Winnlfrcd Whitelaw is slowly
recovering from unoperatlon for ap-
pendicitls at. the Stamford Hospital.
.‘l‘udge'ii‘rederick 0. Taylor and Geo.
H. Tilley returned. yesterday afternoon
after a three weeks'trip to England.
The Darlen baseball team, accom-
panied-by a delegation of meters, set
out this afternoon for New Canaan, to
play the team of that place.
' John Snyder, of Noroton, ls distrib-
uting a box of fine cigars from Peru,
which he recently received from his
son, Hurry W. Synder, of the Pacific
fleet. .
local contractors are usuring plans
for a brick garage at Great Island.
Dnrlcn, for Mrs. William Zel§lcia It
will be a large structure,‘costing about
$15,000.
Jumos Stevens has been having ox-
tenBIVe improvements made about his
residence in Maple avenue. Among
the latest Improvements is a new rear
piazza.
There was only one said of properly
in Durien, last week, that being land
on the highway from Davida Johnson
to Eleanor L. Shaw. The mortgages
recorded amounted to $7,385.
Mrs. Charles W. Raymond, Sn, will
return to the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Godber, of Newark, N. J». and
Harold and Raymond Godber- will vis-
it their aunt, Miss Agnes Raymond,
soon.
Mark Wilbur, of Barton, was regis-
tered this week at the Paris once of
the New York Herald. Mr. Wilbur
has been touring Europe for several
months, and will set sail for home in a
few days.
\
Annette S. Smith, 56 years old, of
Bridgeport, the wife of a veteran of
the war, wap granted a decree of di-
vorce from Bennett A. Smith, some
times an inmate of the Soldle‘rs‘ Home:i
The plaintiff, was 14 years old when
n
she was nmirlcd In 1866. she tcstlilcvl
to, and that was shortly uftcr hcr hus-
bund"cnmc homo from the war. He
was on brukcnmu, who lqullll'i‘tl tho
drink habit curly and the habit in
creased us he grew older. After she
dcsrtcd she kept boarders. but rcccntly
fell heir to some property ‘from licr
sister, and is now comfortably iixcd.
The test of Dm-Icn‘s new chemical
trucks is to bc hold this evening at
the (lorhum lot, bctwecu Darius and
Noroton, and a big crowd is expected
to be present to see the firing of u lit—
tic house built for the occasion.
Among those who went to Bridge-
port this wpek to attend the Wedding
of Edward Raymond and Mlse Lena
Avery were Mr. and Mrs. John Ray-
mond, Jr., and family, George Rny~
mend and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo
Tompkins and others, .‘
BUCKLEN'B ARNICA SALVE WINS.
Tom Moore, of Rural Route 1. Coon;
ran, 0a.. writes: "I had a bad sore
come on the instep of my foot and
could find nothing that would heal it
until I applied Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
Less than half of a 25 cent box won
the day for me by affecting 0. perfect
cum”- Sold under guarantee at F.
H. Baxter's drug store. “
ONLY CURE FOR DVSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, at New Castlc,
Dcl.. says: “I suffered for years with
dyspepsia, uscd to have grout distress
and belching. i tried everything I
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until i took llruzlliun Balm, and one 130
cont boltlc curcd me completely."
li‘m‘ sille by It. ll. I’laisted, F. If.
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy, ”
GIRL DROWNS HERSELF.
NEW HAVEN, Jtmc 13.——Thc body
of Sophia Dickcrmun who had been
missing from her hnhic in this city
since last Monday. was found yester-
day floating in Phipps Lake, No. 1,
West Haven. The girl‘s mother, it is
stated, drowneff lirrsel‘t‘ ten years ago
in the West river. and Rasmus Dicker-
man, the girl‘s father, believes that
his daughter cast herself in the lake
while insane. She was 19 years old.
it is said she‘hnd been suffering from
incluncholia for four months before
her disappearance. After a prelimin-
aryt examination, Medical Examiner
Burnett, of West Haven, said that
there were 110 signs of foul play. and
that the girl undoubtedly met her
death by drowning. ‘
UAQ'I'ORI -
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NEW'CANAAN.
Contractor Roberts has a number
of men engaged in repairing walks in
the borough. He is also busily on-
guged in making sewer connections.
Mr. and Mrs. 'i‘, W. Hall, Jr., have
returned from their wedding tour,
and are now stopping at the residence
of the groom‘s mum, 'l‘. W. Hall, Sn.
South avenue.
Edward Kelley was operated on at
the Nor-\vullt‘ Hospital, Tuesday, for
plcuro-pncuuionla. It is said that he
has rallied fiom the operation, and
has a fair chance for memory.
Warden E. B." Lawrence and Alex-
lllltlt'l' McKentlrick are conferring with
(l'corgu llowcn, of Stamford, in an of-
foro to arrange. for the teaching of
music in the school here next term.
Muster Edwin lloyt is a guest of
“Jack" Mullikcn, at Lake Wnccubuc.
A. if. Muliken and inniily, who have
boon stopping there for some time,
expcct to f‘tllll‘il to Chicago, Tuesday.
(loo, '1‘. Johnson Lodggn K. of P..
will hold illl clcctlon of officers, Mon-
dny evening. A smoker and refresh-
ments, followed by vumlcvlllc special-
tlcs. will brlp lo entertain the incin-
bcrs, zlilcr the work is over. ,
The regular monthly meeting of
Hannah liciietllct Carter Chapter, 1‘).
A. IL, was llL‘id at the home of Mrs.
R. N.‘N(‘i(l(‘ Wednesday at 3 p. in. An
enjoyublc and sociable meeting rc-
sulicd and luncheon was served.
The New Canaan laundry is I11—
slnlllng 11 gas plant for the purpose of
making a gas to be used in heating
the rollers, irons and other apparatus
in the works. A water filter is also
ply tank is being erected for the pur-
Mlss l’hocbc Josephine. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Fcnwick, was
married to Samuel E. Browu, of Bos-
ton, ut Waverley Farm. Wednesday. at
2 p. m. Aftcr the ceremony and a
wedding ft‘usf,’lhe couple left for a
two wccks‘ honeymoon, after wnicu
ilicy will take up their residence in.
Boston.
Prank Brant and Mlsa liclcn Shea
wow llllll‘l‘it‘il in Brooklyn Wednesday
owning. immediately after the core-
nmuy the couple left for Atlantic, City,
where ilicy will spend two weeks. Mr.
and Mrs. limnt have rented a house
in Wcst Broad sircct, Stamford.
\Vlitl‘t' lhi')’ will be at home in about
two weeks; Many useful and valuable
gnawing were rcccivul.
Furor Inspector W. B. Simon. who
lam: rtccnlly lit't‘ll cxpci'imcnting with
tho new illtei beds. says that they
an» new in perfect working order. lie
has been taxing one bed to Its utmost
capacity in an effort to'asccrtain the
exact le th of time that a bed may
lie used before relieving it and using
()ilt‘ of "iv others. The troughs have
been replaced and ballastcd and are
now performing their functions.
Rev. D. C. Thomas. who is cond‘ a
ing religious Int-clings for the col" (1
pwplc of the town In Raymond‘s
Hull, is cm‘ncslly hoping for :1 large
:itlcnduncc. At prcsont there is a.
fair-sized congregation onllstctl in the
work. hm he desires to have the cu-
tlrc colored population in attendance.
it is his purpose to elevate the rcli~
gloss and moral standing of his
brothers 11ml sisters in the town.
Minor A. Crofooi. an old New Car
HEDGAIIHE ‘
"fly father had been a lulererfrom‘lloh headache
for the last twenty-live years sud never found any
relief until he began taking your Oman-ts. Since
he hal bofluu us III Oneness be has never but:
the headache. They have entirely cured him
Case-rots do what you recommend them to do. i
If“ the” I Oh. vrlvll of using his name.‘
0.11.111an .imluiaer MWJIdlanlpollsJu
Beef For
The Dowels
Pleasant.
t 90.100. 830. Me. Nr-rnr
fluid. nabnnlk ,. ‘be genuine tablet allowed 0 00.
uuauteed to sure or your mutiny sch.
Itsrlinj Remedy 60.. Chicago or N.Y. 59'
“III“. SALE. 'I'EI IILLIOII BOXES
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BUFFALO DETECTlVE SHOT.
BUFFAIJO, N, Y., Juno l3.—~.lcri'y
Lynch, one of the best known dolor.»
lives in the state, was shot in tin-
groin on the street near lilt‘ pnsi—oillcn
yesterday and scrlously injurpl. (Hm
Susdori‘, a brother of former Clly Cit-1k
Susdorf, is under urrcst for the about,
lug.
Pals lo. Pete 0 Taste 000d Do Good.
11. 31’3““ or an"
CAB'I'ORIJZL.
am. is. :lha ilinri You Hate ilwm Bough
Signature
of
Have You a Traveler’s
Automobile
Liability Policy?
Before putting a band to the wheel
GET ONE. We are agents of
the Travelers.
Fire, Life, Accident and Marine in-
.surunce.
J. M. LaytOn 81 Co..
Incorporated.
N0. 5 Railroad Avenue, 80th Norwalk
' Townships
‘Victory’
Laivn
Memes
arc the vory highest grade BALL
BEARING, which rcduccs the frictibn,
and makes it possiblc to use 11 wider
nmciiliu- with less effort: can be uti-
juetcd very easily and quickly.
Charles E. Dow,
HARDWARE,
112 WASHINGTON STREET,
'Phono 667. r
-,.—“4.....-
nauu boy, who has been working in
New York for at number of yours. is
now at the homo of his brother, Ho-
mm (‘rufmt Bank street. Stamford.
lie is convulssclng from an illness
that lasted all winter,
came. very near to slipping his life
away. lie is’wcll known in town, and
has a large host of friends who are
glad 10 hour of his almost miraculous
recovery.
iii the future all freight left in the
local freight house for (War six days
will be subject to storage
with the minimum charge of 25 cents.
In case the freight house becomes
congested. all freight left there for
over two days is at the owner's risk,
and it may be removed to the storage
house and business men will have to
pay for removal and carriage. Another
new rule is that all freight should be
marked with either stencil or brush
in prci‘ercnce to tags or labels. and
the. company will refuse to forward
freight not marked plainly.
i Michael Kelley was before Justice
Mclu'iughlln, Wednesday evening,
charged with the attempted theft of a‘
watch belonging to Mlss'Ellu Miller,
who had given him the watch to have
[it repaired. Young Kelley is said to
have kept the time piece for several
months. and made no effort to return
it. Attorney John Keogh, of South
Norwulk. appeared for him, and
brought out the fact that Kelley was
out of employment and could not get
thc' watch repaired for the young
lady, us he hud'promiscd.
charged.
'who recently had Rutherford Water-l
and which ~
charges, »
smarts c.
Van Scoy
PLUMBING,
STEAM,
nor WATER
AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc. ,
~50 South Main Street,
So. Norwalk, Conn.
He was dis-, . ‘
Kelley is the young man?
bury urrcst‘cd for stealing and pawn.
lug his watch.
Gcorgc Clmppcll.‘ it New York archl-z
fact is preparing plans for the ulter-
ntlon of the old Baptist Church build~
ing in Main strrut, which was recent-
ly purchased by Dr. Mouse, for the
purpose of a boys' club. r. McLune
will put the building in flrstclass
shape for an up-m-datc club and gym-
nasium for the young men of the
town. it will be connected with the
sewer. baths Will he installed, and it
will be lighted with electricity. A
building suitable in size and adapted
Or a. gymnasium will be erected in
the rear of the present building, and
bowling alleys will be installed in the
basement of the present structure.
Here al the boys in the village, pro-
pcriy disciplined and of good moral
responsibility will be permitted to as-
semble and indulge In athletics and
have a good time in a respectable
way. «
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A‘Better Finish
Than the Natural Grain
Can easily be obtained on throng. old floors
and work by using Clurlsnmel (the
varnish made in all wit-rel and our new
patent mining procure.
Easy m for the amateur. No technical
traininc necessary
undo byThe Ohio Varnish Company
Oakland. 0.
NORWALK HARDWARE 00..
AGENTS.
30 MAIN 811, NORWALK.
Norwalk Chronicler