; .
wit“ t) .1"
mandamus-tin vim
TOWE
A complete assortment b Huck
Iiid Dsmuk.
A bargain in Bath To 2 for
as“! in white and corn. 1
'8. K. B“
HAHAOKIHO HOTEL it.
soot-it NORWAL
[until News
Mrs. Jsfnes Flagg is serlo
her home in Spring street, 1
tack of gastritis.
i
t
88
III at.
an at-
Mlss Mulse Oldenschlagei‘ South
Main street has returned to home
from a visit In Canaan.
Mr. and Mrs Charles H.
Grove street are entertai
Clifford F. Adams, of Phila
ms, of
Mrs.
ia.
Miss Julie Knapp is expe home
from a visit in the West \ class-
mates and friends, the end of week.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander S lo and
WIIIIItm A. Semple have urncd
home after a ten day's outin Man-
hattan beach.
Mrs. Parris E. WardWell 1 son,
Master Schuyler K. War 1, of
Norwalk, are spending the with
Stamford relatives.
Marilee DeF. Lockwood an haries
F. ’i‘ristram have. had tiie st oiled
in front of their residences I to top
of Mill Hill, in Norwalk.
William Garrett of New Y: city.
spent Modny with George fie, of
Hazel street. Norwalk, and alt'isited
P. W. Varian, of Cranbury.
The River street baseball tin will
play the So Sos Saturday afttiaon at
3:30 o‘clock, at the Norwa l’ark
grounds in Wilton avenue.
Aaron Decker and family h mov-
ed frotn Lewis street to Uni place,
occupying apartments in th house
with Mrs. Lewis H. Weetl.
A daughter has been burn it i'. and
Mrs. Charles T. Nelson. East
Orange. N. J Mr. tutti Mrs 'elson
havermuny frientls in The Nvaiks.
David Tinkler has conipletet 0 con.
tract of repainting a residence Cross
street, Norwalk. He has also mplet-
I‘d three houses for John liinapp.
South Norwalk.
The eight-font chimney ,of Lock-
wwd Manufacturing Compan n Day
street has been decorated i the
-p—~-u- -
trade-mark of the company, largo
clover.leaf, encircling the l r “L."
Rev. Hugh B. Carpenter. ‘
the South Norwalk Baptist ,
has been spending a few ti '
tion in New Jersey. but is e
conduct the regular prayer
morrow evening.
—h——
Wluiain Cooke,.H:trry l‘it-
Gainor and Captain Alfred
Austin
Illill‘ re-
turned to their homes in t‘anbm‘y
from a fine cruise on the la ~r's sali-
ing schooner to Rockaway 11 ch. All
report a most. excellent trip.
-Dr. Dick's cures Malari
Lincoln Council, No. 4. O I. A. M..
will tender a reception to lt‘ mem-
bers of Banner Council, No. I, Daugh-
ters of Libery.on Friday ert on, July
31st. The regular session i be held
as usual, commencing at 7: o‘clock.
instead of 8 o'clock.
Harry B. Bussing, who is e general
agent of the 0; E, Wee
will leave shortlyr for Fall R
charge of- the advanCe of
Sheriff Company.
This is
with the.
0. E. Wee forces.
be seen at Hoyt' 5 Theatre '
tober.
same season for the pas two or three
years. have a very stiff: ctory lot of
orders for August and S itember ship-
‘.ment. This. of cours has an in-
fluence upon the other i ustries which
are dependent upon h ting, so that
most of the other shop and factories
in. the city are very busy at the
pgsem time_
The horse of Che es Lloyd, of
Broad River, was taken suddenly Iii
last evening about 6 o'clock while
hitched In isaacs place Norwalk. The
animal had only been standing :1 short
time, and when it was noticed oti the
ground, quite a‘crowd of people gath-
ered. Captain Thomas Hunt was soon
on the scene, and the horse was up
hitched. and after some trouble was
tten to its feet and then exercised
- Port Richmond, Staten island.
‘and . stay-at-homes
need many of the
little aids and com-
forts to be found in
our- store. Toilet
goods, hath pre-
parations, and aids
of every class. I
Don't leaVe town
. .‘ without a supply.
[it it Kitty, it.
i ' DRUG?!"-
I nonrit MAIN sraur.
TEL. III—I.
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t ‘ ’
A mid-week dance will be held this
evening at The Knob.
There will be dancing this evening
at the Norwalk Country Club.
Mrs. William Craft, of Meadow
street, is entertaining her sister, front
New York city.
Mrs. Fraelish anti children, of New
York city, are spending the summer
months in Cranbtiry.
Alice and Paul 'l‘orpy, of Norwalk.
are the guests of Miss Florence Torpy.
13 Cottage street, Danbury.
Miss K. Schraimn has returned to
her home in West Cedar street, after
visiting her sister, In Brooklyn.
Herbert W. Duke has resumed his
duties at the South Norwalk post-of-
fice, after a few days' illness.
Miss Emma Fitch, daughter of Dr.
FLICII, of New York, is visiting Mrs.
A. M. Scliramm. of West Cedar street,
for a few “Weeks.
Edward 13. Smith, of the office of
Taylor & Golden, is spending his two
weeks‘ vacation at Woodstock, in the
Catskill Mountains.
Postal cards received in South Nor-
walk this morning told of the. arrival
in Germany of J. lrving Dibble, who is
on a vacation trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry 1’. True. of
Springfield, Mass, arc the guests of
Mr. anti Mrs. 1’. W. Varian, of Crate
bury, for a few days,
Mi's. Mullln and sons, Fred and Will
ter. of the Bronx, New York, were the
guests of Mr, and Mrs. G. Martinez. ot
Lowe street, recentiy.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Malkin ,of Grand
street. have been cntettainiug Mr and
Mrs. Frodctitk Chatterton find son, ot
Mrs. E. L. Mitchell is critically ill
at her home in South Main street. from
the results of a bad fall which site re-
centy received in New York city.
Freeman Minion, of Golden Hill
Street,
Company, after a vacation trip of two
weeks.
Rev. Harry A. L. Sadtlcr. rector of
Trinity Episcopal Church, will return
this week front Frccport. New Jersey,
where he has been spending a month's
vacation.
Patrick Oatcs, of Saugatuck. is en
joying his annual vacation at the home .
of his brother in Woodstock, Mary- ,
land. His friends have received post-
als and he reports a fine time.
A big delegation of Norwalk young
men are camping out at Compo and
report that they are having a fine Ii.me.
Many of their feminine friends go
over to the beach and look their camp
over.
Louis Durkett, of the South Nor-
walk'posiofhce, who was threatened ;
with pneumonia. is still confined to
his home In Elizabeth street, but is to).
proving. The danger from pneumonia
has been passed.
The executive committee of the
Tenth Connecticut Regiment have
completed arrangements for the an-
nual reunion in Meriden, September
3. The dinner will take place at
.Hotel Winthrop. Officers and mbm-
hers of the committee have just held
a meeting In Meriden for final ar-
rangemelts.
BREV.
Manager Thomas F. Dowd and his :
corps‘of‘ assistants are deeply engross-
ed in the task of moving the New
York Grocery Company from 118
Washington street to the fine big store
in' the Swartz and Corbett block, for-
merly occupied by J. A. Hislop and
Company The New York Grocery
Company will gr‘ently enlarge its stack
In the new- quarters.
nd taken to the stable .of 0. 11. Banks
doip
River street.
RM, 4 9.1, DrgyquSI
igars, ” cites, Tobacco '
an molters Mics of all kinds
AHAGKEMQ BLOCK.
Damn
it St. 56. Kuwait
Your Wife Deserves a Better
”14008 ’liiifilian'd Than
WMake-
Let us makeou you look better. Here's ‘
the remedy—o new Koppel Suit—,— ,
guaranteed to cure. They make you
live longer and look better. For sus-
taining good impressions they are un-
excelled. Wear regularly. Change at
least once a season.
it’s Your Chance Now.
LEO S. KOPPEL,
FAIHIONAILE TAILOR.
has resumed his duties in the .
Office of the Lockwood Manufacturing ;
South Norwsllt. .
sum 09108..
A Day and Swill; “idol
for 1'”: ‘
Thorough preparation for Col--
lege. Scientific Scliool or Busi-
ness. An experienced staff of
teachers gives individual a ten-
' itch to «oh boy. An exce lent «-
department for younger boys.
F or catalogpe address
AUTOMOBILE NEWS.
.14....
' Some Places in Connecticut Where the
Police Annoy Tourists.
The bureau of tours of the Antonio
bile Club of America has sent notices
to members of the big organization
. warning them to drive carefully in the.
following districts:
Shore road between New Haven anti
New London. Speed limit at Madison
of twenty-five miles strictly enforced,
and also arrest for failure to blow
cm at intersecting road in village.
astle Point near North Plains.
letween Savin Rock and West lia-
ven.‘ After crossing bridge into Da-
venport avenue from Congress are-
nue. Length of measured distance.
one-eighth mile.
Eltlngviile and Great KIII,'State.n
island. Rigidly enforced speed laws.
Tenafiy. 'N. Jam Engle street, front
the borough lino north to the main
street, leading southt.
The bureau of tours notice also
gives the following information:
Through the efforts of the Automo-
bile Club or Springfield and the Hotel
Men's Association of New England
the road on the hill known as Jacob‘s
Ladder. In Becket, on the main road
from Springfield to i‘ittsiicltl, has been
repaired so that motorists will find
good roads between Albany and
Springfield.
Through the efforts of President W.
W. Brown and the Automobile (‘lnb of
Vermont the water bars oti the Petit-
turnpike in Burlington, Vt. have Ilt‘I‘ll
reinoied tutti the route ovei this pop
uiar turnpike is now In a passable con
dition.
Labor Day Race at Lowell.
A rack of 250 miles by the fastest.
automobiles in the country will be an;
.Mt M.-
attraction In this city on Labor Day
under the auspices of the Lowell.
Mass. Automobile Club. This race was
' planned for July 41 but had to be post-
polbtl‘; crate boulevard and state
- highWny through Tyhgsboro could not
behind for mu purpose. Legal sanc-
, tion barn!" boon'received from the
state, the atrium the officials of the
town of. Tyngshoro. The course will
be ovor ten miles of fine road, begin-
ning at the out no of the bpiilevard
along 'the upper' orrlntac river near
Vtirnum avenue, through the state
highway In Tyngsboro. and returning
by a back road to the starting point.
This will necessitate twenty- five trips
around the Ien- mile course
AFTER A BEAN GOROE.
Mamet-vent, on. 92 weekly WageI,
Ato Two quarts. ‘
GREENWICH, Conn., July 29.—John
Yate, an Imglishman in the,employ of
Dr. George Edge. of Roundhill, died
yesterday at the Greenwich General
Hospital, as the result of eating two
quarts of baked hearts at one sitting.
Yates worked for Dr. Edge at wages
of 92 a week and his board.
.011 Sunday the Edge household had
baked beans for dinner, and Yatesato
a whole potfui, which held two quarts.
Shortly afterward he was. takenavio-
lently ill An operation was perform
ed, but the man died shortly after-
ward.‘
NEW ENGLAND MILITARY SHOOT.
WAKEFIELD, Mass. July 29.-Com~
petition for the trophy and medals of-
feted by Major General William A.
Bancroft, of the Massachusetts Volun-
teer Militia, was the feature match of
the third day at the targets of the New
England Military Rifle Associations
tournament. The eVents were 200
yartls' rapid fire. and 600 yards‘ slow
tire. The skirmish run. the Governor
Floyd match at' 300 yards. the Law—
rence match at 100 yards. and several
pistol competitions. are a partyf each
day' s program.
No NEWS FROM FLEET.
DIED
HONOLULU, 'Jnly 29.-For the first
' time since the Atlantic battleship not-t
' sailed irom this port for Australia the.
local wireless station failed to commit
nicate with the Connecticut last night.
The last message received gave the
I ilet-t's position as 1, 250 miles from
I Honolulu.
Henry D Cornell, of Norwalk. has
overhauled his fitio launch, Truant,
and she is now in firstclass condition.
OUT A HAMMOCK. OUR LARGE LI
URE TO YOUR LEISURE HOURS.
COMFORTABLE PILLOWS. THE C
12-I8 North Main Sqeet,
The DESIRE
TO ACOUIRE A BUSINESS EDUCATION IS A (100"
ONE. FOLLOW IT UP BY ENTERING
SOUTH NORWALK.
With nearly two months of warm
as wasnmorou srnci'r.
Much for Little
does not mean anything unless
of it.
bottom has dropped.
Prices “9-
'BHORE DINNERS A SPECIALTY.
AND OTHER
EIpIcIII attention elven
Go
84 No. Main IL.
gi-
“.M.—.-....— ...-
HAMMOCKS
A HOUSE IS HARDLY COMPLETE IN THE SUMMER TIME WITH-
STAMFORD.
That we have, and yoti will not have
the good quality In the shoes We. are offer ng at prices from which the
Ladies’ Coronet OXfortls,
FLYNN 8; RYAN,
ston Pom-
NOW OPEN under New Msnagenient.
NE INCLUDES NUMEROUS STYLES
"AND DESIGNS. WHICH ARE SOLD AT PRICES THAT WILL ADD PLEAS-
MOST OF OUR HAMMOCKS HAVE
OLOR COMBINATIONS AND THE‘
MATERIALS ARE SURE TO PLEASE YOU».
A. J. Collins 81 Ct).
Funeral Directors and Embslmers.
South Norwalk. Conn.
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
NO BETTER COURSE IN ANY SCHOOL AT ANY COST.
M. A. MERRILL, Erin.
PORT CHESTER.
Today 5 Special Word
Is of Bargains ‘
weather ahead of us you 'll be. surpris-
ed at the genuine, big values in Summer Goods to he found on our center
tables this week. You‘ d better come early, as the careful customers of this
store will see that these rare bargains won t stay long.
N. E. Ryan. 81 (10..
scorn nonwnLK.
we have footwear that will stand back
0 be a shoe expert to see
in Pat Colt, Gun Metal
and Tait Cal i’ $1. 85
For iiiL‘l Price, 92. 50.
so washtno'ron crass?
otel
up.
DANCINO,B BOATING, IATHINO.
attentions. . .
to automobile psi-Ilse.
oatmencing Ne'xt Monday. Itiiie 8th, FREE VAUDEVILLE.
GEpRGE XANTHAKY, Met
.1 WW!
Inca sitar?“ ‘
Saver is preserved,
to be used only by
Real country butter—better than
any you ever tasted—made of rich-
est pasteurized cream in‘ the coun-
try’s model creamcry. ,
, All its freshness, richness and
absolutely, by
the odor-proof package privileged
our Creamery.
Packed-t Mercenary shun sold It the price of ordin-
ary butter thII is usually packed by the dealer to the city.
1! your grocer can't supply you write nu.
DILLON and DOQGLASS.
New Haven and Hartford. Conn.
Sprlndfleld. Moss. Providence, R. I.
, The flutter that
, keeps fan 1'
~' its creating);
{WWW and
sweetness
for your table
NEW CORPORATIONS.
The Armstrong Brothers, incorpora-
ted. of Meriden, have filed a certifi-
cate of incorporation in the office of
the secretary of state. The company
will manufacture brass cords, novel-
ties aiid metal and woven goods. The
capital is 925,000 and the incorpora-
tors are A. ll. Armstrong, of Sand-
wich, Mass; H. C. Armstrong and C.
G. Armstrong, of Meriden.
Graham & Co.. incorporated, of
ilartford, have filed articles of incor-
poration. The firm will deal in notes.
bonds. shares, stocks, securities, aiitl
Investments of all kintls atid has pow
or to establish branches in other plac-
cs than Hartford. The capital is 910,-
000 and the incorporators are Joseph
._._._.(.lraham, Stephen W. i-lunlington and
William ll. Morris.
The 5 anti 10 Cent Drug (‘abiiic‘fCo
of New Haven has filed a. certificate of
incorporation mitt will buy, sell and
'dcal in drugs, medicine. paints, oils.
dyestuffs. glassware and toilet articles.
The capital is $10,000 and the incor-
porators are Adolph Mendel, Emil
Mendel and Arilutr O. Freedman, all
of New Haven.
The Queen Anne Mining Co. of
Stamford has filed a certificate of in-
corporation with an authorized capital
of 81,000,000. but will begin business
with the more. modest sum of 93,000.
The lncorporators are. Peter Tiffany.
of Wakefield. it. l.; John Green, of
Huntington, N. 3.; Charles '1‘. Lark.
of New 'i'ork; John 1.. Wells, of North-
port. N. Y., and iioger'J. Herslcr, of
New York.
A certificate of organization has
been filed by the Yale Ice Cream 00.,
of New Haven. and a filial certificate
of dissolution by the New Hartford
Elevator Co.. of New Hartford.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSNA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle,
Del. says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia, used to have great distress
and belching. I tried everything i
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm and one 50
cent bottle cured the comp etely."
For sale by R. H. P shed, F. H.
Dexter and The Clifford Pharmacy, "
NEW YORR. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
...——
TIME TABLE.
in Effect June 14, 1906.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.-—12:53x, 5:07x. 5:41x. 6:11,
6:48x, 6:54x, 7:51x, 8:14x, 8:482.
9:06x, 9:30x, 9:54, 1022311. 11:20x.
P. M.—-—-12:51x, 1:05, 1:48x, 2:511.
3:27, 3:52x, 5:,07 5:.37 5:51x, 6:40.
6: 51x, 7: 18x, 7: 51x, 9: 5111; 10: 32. Sat-
urdays only, 3: 20.
Sundays.
A. M.——12:53x, n5:07x, 5:411, 8:54x.
9:38x.
P. M.—12:56x, 2:44x, 2:51x, 5:37,
fiéslx, 7:00;, 7:10x, 7151:. 9:511,
1 :19. '
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW
HAVEN.
M.—:12 09x. 1:16x, '1:57x, 6:17,
.8.3 30 9:14;: 10: 24x, 11:10x, 11:47.
.xM.—12:08x, 1: 18, 2. 49, 3:10x.
4:21, 5:10. 5:31, 6:11x. 6:33.
9,: 30, 9: 14:. 10: 08, 11: 18.
_ Sunday I.
A M —12: 09x, 1:16x, 1: 57x, 7. 44
9:12,1:0 50x, 11: 10
P. M.:—6 48, 7: 09:1, 8. 24x. 9' 42x.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
A. M.—l:16x_ 0:20, 9:43. 10:06:.
P. M.~i::5, 4:33x. 5:211, 6:12, 7:18.
Saturdays only, 2:35x.
Sundays-41:15, 10:06: a. m.; 7:35
p. in.
ON N
7:
3:
7:
...—
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. ltd—5:55, 7:25, 23:05:, 8:15 10:10:.
11:50. '
, P. M.-——4:18x, 6:98x, 8:55.
Sundays—7:55 a. m.;. 6:00, 7:39:
p. in
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
'A. lit—12:00:, 4:54x, 5:45. 6:45.
8:00x. 9:00x. 9:15x, 10:02:, 10:05,
11:00x. 11:03.
P. lit—1:06. 1:27x. 2:59x. link,
4: 03!, 4' 06, 4. 15x,4 4'32, 5. 02x. 5: 08.
5:25, 0:00x, 6. 03, 7. 10. 8: 02x, 9: 00!,
9: 30, 11: 00:.
' Sunds I.
A. M.—12:00x, 8: ,
7:30, 9:00x,
9. 40:,10:09:.
M.:—4 06, 5: 04, 6. 00:, 7:00;,
szson'ou'w.
. . .- ...... .M... ......
IN PORT CHESTER.
Police Polltely Hand Visiting mMotor-
. lets Their Cards.
Success is meeting the plan of‘the
chief of police of Port Chester, N. Y..
who instead of lying in ambush and
endeavoring to trap antoists, station-
ed his men at different points in Port
Chester, handing a card to the visit-
ing autoists, welcoming them to tht
city of Port Chester ands requesting
that they observe the speed laws while
passing through.
Chief Donovan says: "The plan has
had a fair trial and has been produc-
tive of results fai' beyond our ex
pectations. There has not been one vio-
lation of the speed rules since the
cards were distributed. it is pleasing
to note the harmonious feeling which
now exists between the chauffeur and
the policeman iii Port Chester."
OASTORIA.
3mm :lh Iiiiiti in tins Aims flint!
New"!
of
"How many horsepower is your nia-
chine?"
“it‘s too heavy for one horse, so I
generally use two."——Judge.
packing tip for your vacation trip
and if you find you are in need of any-
thing you will ilnd We are ready with
all good sorts of Men's Wearabies for
vacation days.
Belts ............ 50:: to $1.00
Bathing Suits .. 91.00 to $3.50
Knee Drawers . . . 50c to $2.00
Cost Shirts ..... 50c to 92.50
Soft Shirts. with Soft_Collaro,
. . . .. $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00
JOSEPH DAVIS,
TAILOR, CLOTHIER. HATTER, _
FURNISHER.
85 Washington'SL. South Nor-walk.
Pl
To the Board of County Commission-
ers of Fairfield County:
1 hereby apply for a wholesale .ll-
cease to sell Spirituous and Intoxicat-
ing Liquors. Ale. Lager Beer. Rhine
Wine and Cider. at 83 Washington
"HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Clifford—~J. S. Adams, Syracuse:
GeorggR. Allen. city: B. H. Kelly, S.
ilreakst‘one, Mr. and Mrs H. J. Wild
and son, J. J. McConnel, R. P. Vid-
Mrs. F. D. Whitcome; Rev. E. L. Whit-
come, Miss Whittcomo, Miss Louise
Whitcome, Poughkeepsie; Jaek O’Con-
nell Norwich, Q.J. Potter, H. B. Lam-
son, George Ellwood, Boston; J. F.
Kenney, F. ii (lesseliii, Hartford: 8.
Landau, Newark: E. C Hart, Grand
lanids; l E Perkins, Bridgeport: N.
Arllnd. Pittsfield, Moss; ’.A McMuiiin,
lr., Stamford.
Mahackcmo—Mrs. George J. Cos-
tolii, Chicago: Wells Chapman, Bridge-
port; J. E Murphy, New York, Mrs.
Longueckcr and son citv; J. Murray
Iiacon Boston; T. E. Powers. city:
E. A. Herve, E. H. Smith. H N. East-
man. New York; C. E. Hales, Boston;
Ii. Wells, Stamford.
TELEGRAPHER'S OUTING.
Arrangements are. being made by
the executive officers of the Order bf
Railway Télegraphcrs on the. New Ha-
ven road, which, it is announced, Iviil
be held at Rye Beach, near New Ro-
cliclle August 20.
Vacation Time
wouldn't you enjoy your vacation
better If you knew there was a g dly
supply of coal in your cellar res yto
autumn. We are daily putting In on
for coal for prudent people who plan
well ahead. You cannot make a Inla-
take In doing this.
is on.
The Ferris c *
Have You a Traveiei’ 3
Automobile
Libiiity Pulley ?
Before! ttlng it tyiiand to thye wheel
GET ONE. We are agentsof
’ the Travelers.
Fire, Life, Accident and Marine In-
surance.
.I. M. Layton 81 (10..
, Incorporated.
street, Town of \Norwalk. My place
of business is not located within 200
feet in a direct line of a Church Edi- i
fice, Parochial School or Public School- ,
house, or the premises pertaining
thereto. or any Post Office or Cem-
etery.
Dated at Norwalk, this 28th day oft
July, A. D., 1908. .
. A. P. BECKMAN,
. Applicant.
We, the undersigned, electors and
taxpayers. as defined by law, of the
Town of Norwalk, hereby endorse the
application‘of the above-named A. F.
Beckman for such license and we do
severally certify. each for himself that
We are taxpayers upon real estate sit
uated In said Town of Norwalk, and
that we have not endorsed the applica-
tion of any other “person for a license
to sell spirituous and intoxicating li-
quors during the ensuing license ye r.
Dated at Norwalk, this 28th day of
July, A. D. 1908.
Geo. C. eeban, William 0.1.9-
Count, Will in F. DeKiyn, Dudley ill.
Hoyt John W. Duke.
I hereby certify that the above-nam-
ed endorsers are electors and taxpay-
ers, as defined by law. of the Town of
Norwalk. and that they have signed
no other application.
Dated at Norwallt, this 28th day of
July, A. D. 1908.
scanner B. SMITH
Eietitriti' rant.
”THE—IF!
Eleéinc 00..
so WASHINGTON ornssr. ' .
1129. 35 ‘
Town Clerk. i
nun-tons 6H.
« lain-t "l
..e‘. .- J...“
and, C. F. Scarlets, New York; Mr. and .
ward off the first chilly breath of“
any now—don't wait until the: rush '
No. 5 Railroad Avenin. South Rem-l;
we. at will! a an inset
,
Norwalk Chronicler