J TABLE punish
Atmmfldmd “dos’vsrd-
‘A omnpioIQ am in Huck‘
and Damask.
A bargain in Bath Towels, 2 ‘m
28¢, in white 'uid ecru‘ - .
assaults
nausea 9 116m. ”653%.:
~Lamb'1i‘ore, 12c. Buttery’s.
Mrs. Barry 0. Hoyt has returned
from a three weeks’ visit in Sea Bright,
W ,
-Korn Kinks, 3c pkg. F.D.I.. & Co.
Miss Lottie Boers. of Washington . :._
street, is home from a visit to Hast-
hiss-on the- Hudson.
——C. d: K. Hats. O'Brien.
Mrs. H. A. Craw, of N0. 14 Elizabeth
street. has returned borne from a visit
in Providence, R. I.
--Koru Kinks, 3c pkg. F.D.L. dz Co.
The large mud digger which has
been at work dredging otit the channel
near Bishop 8: Lynes' coal docks, ls
making rapid progress. Four of the
diggers are at work from South Nor-
walk to this point. and when the work
is iitiishcd, it will be among the best
harbors in this vicinity.
—Speclal: Children's ltlbbcd Hose,
regular price c, for Sat. and Mom, 2
pm, 25c. M. . Smith & Co.
Charles Klein, the noted playwright,
will be the guest of Managers Blanch-
ard & Brown. Together with his faili-
ily. he will occupy a box during the
performance Friday, July 31st, of their
production. B Order of the Court, a
play 'by Mary toberts Rinehart, herald—
ed by men who know, as the great
American drama of the season.
W"
—Dr. Dick's cures Molar...
Harry Cornan, the well known base ‘
bal pitcher, who has been connected
with the Bridgeport State League
team for three years, is now playing
with a team in Albany, N. Y. lie has
been visiting old friends in Norwalk
for a few days, and has now gone to
visit his parents In Illdgcllcld, and
will return to Albany to play tomor~
row.
0—...—
-C. & K. tints. O'Brien.
The international secretary, and pos-
sibly the international president of
the Ii‘rollcymen 11 Union will be present
at a special meeting held by the 100‘” Commodore Fidward Marshall. of New
union, this evening, at its quarters'fn
Water street. “Matters of great im-
parlance are expected to come up at island.
this time, an "a good attendance of
be men is r nested at the meeting
at 9:30 and“ other at 12:30.
—Leg of ‘ tab, 200. liuttery’s.
. Jay Buckley of Maple street, Nor-
walk, and Clarugice Jones, of Cranbury,
are deeply int ted in the study of
wireless telegr phyhand each have In»
struments of their own make at their
respective homes. They are able. to
receive messages from the Sound
steamer and other places. Yesterday
afternooner. Jones received a new
voil for his sending apparatus. After
this is put into: commission the two
young men will be able to converse
with greater ease.
—Varuna Spring Water, 50c 5 gals:
F. D. Lawton 8: Co
The Pastime A. C. basebal team
have booked fbr the Sunday game at
Lake Kenosia, the Mvstic Chains, of
Norwalk. This team has been repre—
sented to the management of the nth-
lectic club to‘be stronger than airy oth-
er semi-professional team in Norwalk
the regular Norwalk team being ex-
cluded. The team booked for last
Sunday did not appear and the crowd
was disappointed in‘ consequence By
conditions to be made in contracts
with tombs hereafter, failure on the
part of visiting temps 'to appear will
not oocur.—.Dunbury News. . I
mill-oiled and boiled lobsters soft
shell crabs. broiled hiuetish, little neck
clams. always at hand; also Pabst
Milwaukee Beer'on draught. Carl
'Schaub, imperial Cafe, 9 Railroad Ave.
'The Elks of Stamford have let to
DeKly of Norwalk the catering privi-
leges for their excursion. August 14.
They have engaged the Wheeler &
“’ilson band, and will have Campbell's
orchestra also; The steamboat Siriusi
will not go into Stamford harbor, so
,the point of embarkation will be at
Wilsons Point. Special train. will
run from Stamford Bridgeport‘ and
Danbury t the point leaving Stam-
ilord at 8 a. m. I Specials will be ln'
waiting at the point when the Sirius
returns from Coney Island in the ev'e~
ling. it Is expectegi‘: t“ Wilma
Will be a crowded eff
r11
13.
W
T .
‘s‘:
Adolph 2
Cigars, Cigarettes, T
and Smokers' Articles of all kinds
MAHACKEMO BLOCK
a. mood st sit «mu.
mm EM. “‘1. win. " i
CUNDAYS—II to 4 p. m.
i
I
i
_ orders wt
Fit; and Workmanshlp.
13%)ng
‘
l
Mrs. H. A. Crawdsien‘tertaining Mr
and Mrs. .1). Hoyt. of Ridgefleld, at
her home, No.14 Elisabeth street.
~Yacht and ROI if Caps. O'Brien.
Frank Morton, of Taylor avenue. one
of the clerks in Rogers 8:. Stevens
glothing store, has been ill for several
ay
~Lamb Fore, 12c. Buttery‘s.
Mrs. w.’r. Wardwell, of 2 Living
ston street, ls entertaining her grand»
daughter. Miss Elfricda Stoddard, of
Brooklyn.
——Straw and Panama Hats. O‘Brien.‘
Miss A. llrew, stcnographer for the
Lockwood Manufacturing Company, is.‘
spending her two weeks' vacation in
liethol.
Gustav i’itzcr, who ans been located
for some. time In Call drain. to spend-
ing a few days with friends In South
Norwalk.
—-i)on't bake cake. lluy of the We
man's Guild. Saturday afternoon, at7
M. S. Smith & Co's store.
.._.__...,_..__
George. W. Bradley, of Norwalk, who’
has been connected with the iioton
l‘Oilli. Hotel for many years, Is again
located in the hotel office.
-—-Leg of Lamb, 20c. Buttery's.
__,....._,.._..
Bertha and VitiOl Brnndage, of
Norwalk. went to Coriipo Beach ycsl
tcrday and visited Everett Binitdagefl
who is enjoying catup life at that;
place. 3
—EggO-See, 5c pkg. F. D.L. & Co.
__.._7,___.._
W II. Harris, Ilnroltl Williams and
York, who are enjoying a cruisr ir
the yacht Spray, are, anchored otf Bel.
Eddie Slice, of East Norwalk, and
licrnard Newman, of South Norwalk
are enjoying their trip through (ht
New England states, being at present
in Maine.
“——
——Evcrythlng in Gent‘s, and Ladies 2
M78. ‘~
Bathing Stilts at"special prices.
Smith 8: (30.7
Miss Carry Parkinson, who has been
under treatment at the Norwalk hos
pltal for several weeks. has, returned
to her ironic in Wilton, much improved .
in health.
. .__..____.
Ex-Mayor and Mrs. Charles E. Dow,
of South Norwalk, are enjoying a ten
days“ trip to Niagara Falls Thousand
islands and along the St. Lawrenct
river in Canada:
——Soft and Crush. Hats. O'Brien.
Mrs. Waiter Harvey Weed recently
returned to her home in East avenue!
from a vacation In the Adirondack
Mountains, where she has been tin
guest of friends.
—Egg-O~See, 5c pkg. F.D.L. & Co.
.,Chester ll. DuBois and Clarence"
Knap , of,South Norwalk. have .re
tome from flake Waocabuc. lwwhtrro
they have thesis .ths, guests of Du. ii.
I? “held, of Bi.dgeileld - .
The vaudeville program on .the Ro-
toir Point Hotel piazza was Somewhntl
changed yesterday, by the performers.
as Is the weekly custom. The artists.
at the Point this week will close. their'
engagement tomorrow night, and there
will be a new bill Monday.
-—Gct your ticketsfor the Arion ex
curslon to North Beach next Sunday.
atsm..B.cColeman's and Carl Schaub’s
imperial Cafe. Probably only chance
to gothls season. Tickets are limited.
FPot Roast, 12c. Buttery’s.
Post Quartermaster Sergeant Lutls
ergitl. Whitney, who was g nted a two
weeks‘ leave of absence i Adjutant
General Cole, and went to ambridge,
Vft. company with Charles Parker.
Seventircon nany, Coast Ptil
Ie ,al‘rlved hostel in ~‘~ _~..mg
“I I‘
Cardinal Points
on 3' ‘Er‘uoarrv 1N “moans
SUIT"! CONSCTBUCTION are Style,
'We ‘ucver disappoint in any point
and the prices are in keeping with
tendencies.
you“ one unit. is our ambi-
r0. .sa tisiled that your future
1 then be ours.
3” Korrst,
' Asniou'nLh TAILOR.
tion: ‘we
L
1
‘w—
A Much to. Litile
cw Skin Remedy
Mid Troubled. Anal-outed by H61
weathers Quickly Cured.
stop the top-
tuuous itching attending eczema with
first application and bring immediate
relief and contort «to sufferers from
all skin troubles which are aggravated
by hot weather its merit will be In
‘mly appreciated. Ont-tbs tender skin
‘of chains (Nocturnal my be used
with soothing an beneficial effects
unspoiled externally. and its romarle
able healing powers begin their work
at page.
All skin disease. including eczema.
, acne, herpcp. rash. .tetter, eta, yield
» readily to its remarkable curative pron-
‘ ertl-es. Oops-icon applications of poo
lam. to enroll quantities, will quickly
: be Irish aim 8. lilacs. blackheads.
. blotohes, and ill relieve and cure Itch
“ins feet, scaly scalp, harbors, etc. A
. special 60 cent package has been adopt.-
- ed for those who use poslam for these
' minor trmrbleu. This. as well as the
re ar twodollar jar, Is on sale at
The Clifford Pharmacy, Bdw. W. Kol
Icy. Jr.’ a. and other leading drug stores
in South Nor walk »
An experimental supply of poslam
may be obtained free of charge, by
. writing to the Emergency Laboratoi les.
32 West Twenty- -flfth Street, New York
City
STEWARD WILLIAMS' SUCCESS.
At the Norwalk Country Club, lo~
died in South Norwalk, Conn., the
Saturday night, festivities are. becom-
ing-more and more popular. Beatrice
the regular hops, which occur each
week on Saturday evening, the club
is the scene of jolly dinner parties
from four to twelve persons in num
her, for which special decorations are
arranged and the most- tempting of
arenas served. Tire steward at this
very delightful club is E. J. Williams.
who was formerly steam"! 'at the New
Haven Country Club, and his' litany
friends will be pleased to know of
:7 his sources in his new location—New
i Haven
Journal and Courier. '
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—-irnpure blood run: you down—-
diseases. Burdock Blood Bitters purl
lies the blood—cures the cause—builds
V0" ill).
OUT A HAMMOCK.
Stops Itching.
When it is known that poslam. the.
. new .slriii remedy. .will
makes you an easy victim for organic
MOCK
A HOUSE IS HARDLY COMPLETE IN THE SUMMER TIME WITH-
OUR LARGE LINE lNCLUDES NUMEROUS STYLES
AND DESIGNS, WHICH ARE SOLD AT PRICES THAT WILL ADD PLEAS-
WILTON.
m'
Miss Alice Richard has been enter
taiutng her friend, Miss Band, of Cr-
snge, N. J.
Dr. and Mrs. William Alec, of Ridge-
iieid, drove. to Wilton, on Wednesday.
and visited friends.
The Olio Girll’ CED met last Friday
evening at the be e of Miss Edith
Suniaok, in North Wilton. ‘
The sum of $126. 69 was cleared at
the fair held Friday. Jun 10th for the
benefit of the organ fund of St. Mat-
thew' s parish
m
Weston friends of William De Witt;
who is visiting in Froovillc, near lint-
ialo. have received .word to the effect
that the temperature in that vicinity
was cool. . . .
The Wilton nine scored double suc-
cess at the ball ground on Saturday,
defeating the Camp Folsom boys by a
score of 7 to 1 and the liald .Hlll
team, 9 to 7.
The combined Sunday schools of the
Congregational and Methodth Churc'ir-
es contemplate holding a picnic some-
time next week. presumably. at, the
seashore. 7
.On Thursday afternoon, July :iOth. u
whist and cut-bro party will be held on
the veranda and lawn at the home of
C. J. De Witt. v'l‘ickets will be. sold,
the proceeds to be devoted to the li5
brary building fund. An apron sale
will be held the same afternoon, pro~
cccds also for the above object If
stormy, the affair will take place the
following afternoon.
The second meetltagxof the Wilton
branch of the Fruit and Flower Mis-
sion was held. Monday afternoon, at.
the Ironic of Mrs. C. J. De Witt 1R1
bunches of sweet peas, nasturtum and
other flowers were tied and the follow-
ing cniorrilng sent to Spring street.
New York. The organization will
again meet, next Monday afternoon. at
the home of Mrs. C. .I. De Witt. The
officers are Mrs. F. W. Werwlu, presi-
dent. and Miss Alice De Witt. secre—
tary and treasurer.
"Whats your name sir?"
‘ Wood "
"Whats your wife's name?"
"Wood, of course.’
“ll—m; both Wood. A—-oh.
kindling?"—«Succe€h. ’
airy
URE TO YOUR LEISURE HOURS. MOST OF OUR HAMMOCKS HAVE
MATERIALS ARE SURE TO PLEA;
172-718 North Main Street,
tion at
i
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SOUTH NORWALK.
r
Wit nea
ed at ink-hiatus. a value
tables one week. You d bottlir
store wl lfimtbai these r rgaln
3| ‘WMHl'NGTM 3TRIET.
: ‘2
Is often the result of a wron ' choice.
tion never leads to imbue. The choice to suture a business educu
MERRILL COLLEGE
is a slap in the right direction, for no matter what the \vcrk you may
select later MLRRILL Business Training will help you
STAMFORD.
me 6 ply, as the
COHFORTABLE PILLOWS. THE; OLOR COMBINATIONS AND THE
YOU.
A. .J Cpllin's it Co.
Funeral Directors and Embalmers,
South Norwalk, Conn.
A step In the right direc‘
M. A. MERRILL, Prln.
PORT CHESTER.
Today’ 3 Spoon] Word
Is of Bargains
riy t oamonths}! of warm weather ahepd of as you‘ll be surpris-
xEttggummer Goods to 0 found on our center
reful customers of this
won 't stay long.
N. E Ryan 81 Co,
SOUTH NORWALK.
1":
of it
That we have. and yetrwlll
‘ the good quality in the «shoes w
bottom has dropped.
sacs; mullahs A premium!
' sire brush
It «caustics .1. m Nam-m,
Tel. II“.
('2
Ladies Coronet Oxfords,
FLYNN iii RYAN.
.99 wasmuorbu STREET»
Especial swim'aifin 6 automobile parties.
Countieacing are sin-idly“, Julie so, mas VAUDEVILLE
Cannes annular
does not mean anything unless we have footwear that will stand back
not have to It's a Shoe expert to bee
are offering at prices from which the
in. Pat. Colt, Gun Metal ‘
and Tan Calf $1.85
For i.icr Price; 82'. 50.
"N
NOW Ol’iEN “Milli New Moment
DANCING. BOATING, BATHINO. _
'“rrnAcrious.
7
Y, Manager.
' probable cause was found and be was
choice and women will find the
boys.
appdrei.
rotur'rdas make the store airy
Formerly
A. T. Slcwari 6 a.
and Convmimce° 19 $11 I. m
in finds no depth of new merchandise at Wanamaker:—
thc storc' s eighty-seven sections are rich with consumable goods.
Lively summer selling le'sds to clean-up days in Various sec-'
tions, giving a dollar then almost double buying power.
» The “Dress Goods Store shows unparalleled variety in“ cool .
dress fabrics; our assortment: of ready-made costumes of
Iincp, lawn, silk and mohair, the largest in the city, offer wide
formal and informal wear in our Mlllinery Store.-
almost entirely given over to Summer furnishings for men and
We make particular provision for tourists and motorists
in the way of bags, dress suit cues, trunks. rugs and wearing
Goods at flood tide and Summer at its height, the shop-
ping advantages of Wanamakcr'
Vast floor space, roomy aisles, windows on all sides and open
service, a big breezy Restaurant, inviting Tea Rooms, com—
modious waiting rooms on several floors, still further contribute
to the comfort and convenience of shoppers.
,7 Simmer visitors Will also find at Wanamskcr's acheckjng
room, Writing room, telephones, telegraph odice- sndpost office;
Jenn transmission
New Yon-iii City
i
smartest Summer headgear for
One floor“ is
s are more than ever apparent.
and cool. Excellent elevator
. Broadway. Fourth Avenue,
Eight/i lo Tenth Street
suresdano or HEALTH.
Old Board of Officers rte-Elected—
- ' Dangerous Water Supply. !
HARTFORD, uly zit—At the. mini“.
torlyimcetlng of the state board oft
health, held at the capitol yesterday.
the old board of ofilccrs were rc-clcct-
ed as follows: President, W. H. BroWr
er, New Haven; treasurer, Dr. J. it.
’l‘ownscnd, New Haven; sanitary in-
spector. G. C. lion; sanitary director,
l’rof. ii. W. Conn; Maddictowu; chem-
ist, .l. A. Newlands. Chemist New-
onds reported that the water supply
of llockvlllc was in danger of becom-
ing a menace to the health of that city,
and that measures should be taken
toward securing a new supply.
BOUND OVER TO HIGH COURT.
Merino Cullegaro‘ who Was accused
of being an accomplice to those who
broke into the store and warehouse of
James Cummnrratta, at Wilton, wast
tried before Justice ilubbell, in Wilton, I
yesterday tnorl.iing The case will he i
remembered as being the one wheni
some proiislons and $6.50 were stolen
from the Italian camp of the work!
men employed by the New York, New
"men and Hartford Railroad Com-i
party, on the tracks from Wilton to’
Cannon.
in the hearing, yesterday morning,
bound over to the Superior court.
which will hold Its next- session .lti
Bridgeport ill September. A bond of
$500 was fixed, which he was unable.
to furnish_ and he was taken to the
county jail to await trial.
it Is believed that this is the begin-
ning of steps on the part of the resi-
dents of Wilton to break up a gang.
‘whlch is bellcvcd to hang about in
7 that place. it has even been rumor-
ed by some of the people that they
believe it. to be ,the satire gang or or-
ganization that constituted the horse
thieves around this vicinity some time
ago Thci are dot crmlned to leave no
:80le unturned to bring the matter to
ll
BEST THE WORLD AFFORDS.
".It slvcs me unbounded pleasure to
recommend Bucklen‘s Arnlca Salve,"
says .l. W. Jenkins, of Chapel Hill, N
C. “i am convinced it's the bcst7sal7ve
the world affords. it cured a felon on
my thumb. and it never fails to heal
every sore, burn or wound to which it
is applied. 25c at F. H, Baxter's dries
store.
STE 5
Case
Umbrellas
$2. 50 and S5. ()70
.5 Incl
This is an Umbrella that folds to fit:
inside a ,sult no.7 yLPractlca'J. handy-
; and out of the '
Soft. Shirts
with soft collars attached. Just the
Shirt for your vacation days.
“0.0, $1. 50, §2. 00
t‘
i TAiLon.‘ CLOTHIERa warren, .
FURNISHSR. "
’ cm he did not know but (habit might
- have. lived on the East. Side
3 of substantial work among the poor,
‘ and would be sure to attract 171 large.
: the assembly.
1 less task Is shown iv
'01]
.IOSEPH DAVIS,..«.;13
! '6 Washinglo'n CL, “South Nomllm
TO RUN FOR ASSEMBLY.
——
Stokes an'd Hunter May Be Candi-
dates in East Side Districts.
J. G Phelps Stokes and Robert
Hunter will, in all probability, be
candidates of the ‘Soclalistic' party
for the assembly this fall from lower
East Side districts in New York,
whore both are ‘well known, and
where also there Is really a very fair
chalice of election. There is practi
cally no doubt that Mr. Stokes will
be nominated in the Eighth Assent-
bly district, but there Is some uncer-
tainty as regards Mr. Hunter. for
the reason that there is a strong de-
mand for him to run for‘Congress in
the Tenth Congressional district.
Thrc would be practically nolchancc
of success in a congressional campaign,
however, and .Mr.- Hunter. if he were
to run at all. would rank prefer an
Assemblv nomination A number of
prominent Socialists have asked him
if he would. consent to be the can
dldute of the party in an East Side
district and hav.c a urged upon
him the advantages that might be
gained for the cause by an energetic
campaign for Congress even though
there would be no hope of success.
Mr. llunter has given his consent to
the movement. but is in no sense a
candidate for either nomination in
the sense In which that expression is
used in the other parties,
“Both Mr. Stokes and i have been
asked to. run," said Mr. Hunter, re-
cently, "but you must understand
that there. is nothing official in “this
They offered me an Assembly dis
trict on the lower East Side where
there would be a very good chancc
of election. and they also have sug-.
gcsted 11 Congress nomination, where
there would be little chance of suc
costs. The nominations, however, will.
not be made until September, and as
the case stands irow it is simply that:
some of my friends hate asked me,
if I would acctpt a nomination if it‘L
weremflered to me. and i said that I
would."
Mr. Sto es was found. at his home on
Caritas is and. He said that at pres
be buposslble for him to 11009111 all .33
sembly nomination, but that it he could
[mssibly arrange his affairs 570 that ht.
could make the run he would do so. 7
The Socialists are to have a big meet- 1
the meeting. and the members .hope
Stokes will also spear .
Both Mr. Stokes and Mr. Hunter;
or sev
oral years. and have a large retinal
acquaintance among the residetrttsi
there. They have done .a great deal
.foiiowiug if they were nominated for
That it would not be at all a hope
the election
figures of two years 73 o in the
Inghth Assembly distr t when
the Socialist candidate Pulled 1,034
votes to 3,7096 votes (Lire the Tammany
candidate. This lot district in
which Mi‘. Stokes wil {be nominated
If he consents to make the rap. and
basis of the result of two years
ago, all he would have to do- in order
.t70 win would be to win over about 500»
ivoters from the opposition which this
year. win he diyl singed the Turn
many. the indeperi encer league and
the Republicans. » .- .
94.3%“ A.
In; W
“What was the fruit“ of your woo-
riioe Infill
mlfll
ounorc'a'mu: ‘
m
Leave- From thoi ply-y of an mm.
Jan. l—Thrce symptoms warn the
that i am about to become a motor
maniac; my wife has ordered motor
r,afment my daughters have invited
friends upon carefully planned mm.
and my son Hill has written for cat..-
logucs.
Jan 18.-—l'erused tons of motor lit-
erature, and have become "infidel;
with several hundred Agreeablo “i
man, all evldcn y sell “the been We
Feb ll——Cou laced that i ,havc ge-
looted the bust inaohlna on the market.
Agent says l'ui a wonder. 7
March .1—«Airiial of a new0 ar. Fam-
lly enthusiastic. Dusydo
specks Di dust with all mokolzhapd-
kerchief. iiopo nothing will mm. the
tine .Iltiish.
March 9—Engagcd incognito count;
for chauffeur. We all hope to improve
otrr accent. Maybe he will get us iilto
society.
March iii—Something out of killer.
but agent is the limit Thinks he will
have It running in a day or so, .
April 4~Whlio we were admiring
the view today, Charlie Speedwell
passed in that. old lemon of his After
we. fiouud the car couldn‘t be dried,
took the trolley home. The count
doesn't understand the car.
April n—Maybo it' s the car.
May l—hiverytlilng lovely. Best. car:
finest driver; lovcly roads; glorious
weather; agreeable party What did
we do without an automobile?
May 29—Arm still in sling. Count'B
fault. New man coming tomorrow.
.Itine S—Must appear in court to
I morrow. Weren‘t going a bit fast.
.Iune 7—Car undergoing slight. re-
pairs.
‘June 20—Slight repairs.
June'22—Surly follow, that agent.
June till—Learned why the. chicken
crosses the road: to pay the mortgage
on the old farm.
July 9———Qucstlon for debating socie
tics: is It cheaper to motor in town or
in the country? After encountering a
country constable. paying for one per-
fectly good dog. and purchasing gaso-
line from an alleged accommodating
rural party, have decided that flat;
purse motorists should not leave the
boulevards. .
.luly lit—Charlie Speedwell' s car cer-
tainly can go some.
Aug. i—car litiir‘erlllfl beautifully.
Sept 17—Declded to quit the motor
game.
Sept. 28—Sold my car.
Oct. (iv—Lovely days for motoring.
iici hho!
Ogct. 20~How my family miss thfit
car! Does seem queer to walk every-
where. it used to be mighty handy
. Perhaps in the spring.
Nov. Bil—Wonder how the agents 801:
impression I was Interested In automo-
biles? Merely dropped in to look over
a few new models. Still, 1 gave my
order on condition it was not delivered
until June. . ‘
Dec. 30—.llecn trying to hurry up do-
livery of that car of mine. -—Harper‘s
Weekly.
»
:2!
j Ni V Vi i
Vacation Time
Wouldn't you enjoy your vacation
setter if you/knew there am 9 goodly
supply of coal In your cinIr- ready to
card off the first chilly breath of
:utumn. We are daily putting In wiri-
er coal for prudent people who, plop
veil ahead. You cannot make a mic-
ake in doing this.
Buy now—don't wait until ”1%,th
son. 7,. :1 .
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