8389011 loss in rssill
lispsskglll 21:0th Mill-Wed no trial:
00.01. 750. 91.“. 91.26 0.160, 01.76,
mu». m an. m:
E K. BANKS
”We?“
£5!ch
tiller 0 97.1. ' 00'. s“. “will
huge 861%;th mums evening
W
Uncas Tribe No. 23. Improved Order
of Red Men, will meet tomorrow even
ing.
Mr and Mrs. William Cargill, of
Bridgeport,.spent Sunday with rela-
lives in. Norwsik.
The Song of Temperance will hold a
meeting this evening at its hall in the
Gazette building, W i street. '
The monthly meeting of the vestry
of Trinity Episcopal Church will be
held tomorrow evening In the church
Mrs. James A. Flagg. who has been
ill at her home in Spring street, for
some time..remains about the same.
Miss Mary Tully. Miss Clara and
Miss Maud Nester, of Norwalk, spent
yesterday at Bevin Rock, New Haven.
“—‘—
The monthly meeting of the Hat
Trimmers' Society will be held Tues-
day evening in Central labor Lyceum.
The usual display of fireworks will
be given at Robon Point, tomorrow eve-
ning, following the vaudeville program.
Colonel John H. Wade and family,
of Bridgeport, were the guests over
Sunday of Mrs. Elizabeth Wade, of
West street.
Miss May Kalt‘ returned to her home
in New York, after a two weeks' visit
with Mrs. Peter E. Walsh, of Arch
street, Norwalk:
: Humboldt Lodge, Sons of Hermann.
will meet in the South Norwalk Quar-
tette Club hall, in North Main street,
tomorrow night.
Mr. and Mrs, Edward P. Middle-
brook, of Adams avenue. Norwalk. 'are
spending a vacation at Fairileld Beach.
in one of the cottages there.
Mrs. Eugene L Wetherwnx and
children, who have been visiting her
sister Mrs E Coleman Mead, at her
home on Haseco avenue, Port Chester,
have returned to South Norwalk.
Pride of Court Narruk Circle, No.
801, will hold a regular monthly meet
ing Tuesday. syncing in Foresters"
Hall. Refreshments will be served af-
ter the meeting. A large attendance
is desired.
-—Dr. Dick’s cures Malaria.
John F. Kennedy, formerly an in- ‘
surance agent in South Norw,alk who'
is now a power in the political field
and coroner in Brooklyn is enlisted
with William R. Hearst and the new
independent party.
Governor Woodruff has honored the
requisition of the adjutant-general and
acting paymaster on the. comptroller
for 97. 500 for ay for members of the
Connecticut ational Guard during
the encampmnet of 1908.
The price of platinum ha. declined
in a year from 940 an ounce to 820 an
ounce, but We ha'rdly see how the cam.
palgn orators can make much effective
use of this as an illustration of reduc
tion in the cost of living
D J. Kennedy and Matt McGrath, of
Norwalk. were in New York Saturday.
and witnessed the baseball gun: be-
tween the New Yorks and Chicag s. In
the evening they visited Hammer
stein's roof garden. and witnessed the
“Vision of Salome.” ,
Rev. A J Smith, of Danbury. form~
erly of the :East Avenue Methodist
Church, conducted both services at the
Norwalk M. E. Church yesterday He
has many friends in Norwalk, who
were glad to welcome him Rev. F. D.
Torrey preached in Bridgeport during ,
the day.
Harry W. Rextrew of Albany. was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs H 0. Ball
ey. of High street, South Norwalk. Sat-
urday and Sunday, spending last night
with Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Burns, of Nor-
walk. Mr. Rextrew was formerly mana-
gel; of the Norwalk Boston store, but
is new advertising manager of the
Whitney Company, of Alb
Mr. and Mrs. Albert D. Morgan have
started on a ten days’ vacation to
Niagara. Detroit and Port Huron,
where they will be the guests of Mr
and Mrs Maxwell H. Rape. of the latter
place. 1'. Rup'e was formerly mana-
ger of to Germain five and ten cent.
re in South Norwalk. On their re-
“lot-n Mr. and Mrs. Morgan will stop at
Buffalo, Syracpse and Albany,
M098 W 988.0888
minimises. Tobacco
‘3 MW We» W‘s“
.MUBI—ll‘vfl mm .109
w
51, . , . .. a.
some.
-f' if 7 is.
-.
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,, as...
,' ... 2,4.
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”10‘
.' ‘ "I n ‘ ,- \
lro Ho ll in cases
. 'A DAN nous one
the medicines administered must be
compounded from the
wands .nnucs.
No other kind is eilicient. No other
kind is sold here.
,Our stock lips no time to stsgnate.
Thores noP drugs on our shelves
CORIPTIQNB
are pre arsd from the freshest and
most re lHoodsble
Our line of Prpprletary Medicines is
complete.
I 4
Edw. w. lieu. ,, n.
caudal“.
\ a nears pain eraser.
«TEL. soc-o.
u
2'.
our Brothers' lodge will hold a mo
nlar session this evening at its quar:
tors in Wall street.
Mr. and Mrs.
Bridgeport, spent
friends In Norwalk.
James Tralnor, of
yesterday wltl.
S. Treat Stanley, of Main street. left
town this morning for a three weeks',
stay at, Norfolk, Conn.
,_____
Leonard J. Foster, of Reed street,
has gone to Rockvllle, Conn., to spend
a week with Allen Bean.
' Miss Helen Hubbell, of Norwalk. has
been a recent. guest of her cousin, Miss
Eleanor Coley. In Wilton
Howard Duty. of Osborn avenue. is
enjoying a vacation from his duties at
the Comstock clothing store,
Mrs. Bernhard Hopp, of Taylor ave
one, is spending a week with Mrs
Sophie Raymond ,of Danbury. ,
Frank Mace. of Norwalk, has resign-
ed his position as bartender at Mrs.
Mahoney's Water street saloon.
Mrs. Belle Gilbert. of Norwalk. has
secured a position with the Simona
Manufacturing Company, in Port Ches-
ter.
Mr and Mrs. Thomas H. .Cole, oi
'Raliroad avenue, are entertaining Mist
Kathryne Keith and Mrs. A. R. Res
well.
J—-——————-
Fletcher Vail Hoosear and Clarenci
Slauson, of Norwalk, spent yesterda.‘
with their families at Bridgewster
Conn.
Mr. and Mrs Howard Doty, of Os
born avenue, and daughter are spend
light a vacation with friends at Athbl
ass.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Ells hav.
returned to their home In Norwnll
i from a two weeks‘ sojourn at Ocean
Grove.
' —Joseph Hutton. new meat and vege
table market. cor. Lexington and El)
avenues. Finest goods in town at
cheap prices.
Miss Annie Hawkhurst. who has.
in Norwalk.
ington. D. C,. Is spending a vacatlor
with his son. Dr. W. B. Burnell, 0
Wall street.
Miss Sophie Raymond, of Danbu-ry
has returned home after a three
weeks' visit with Mrs. Bernhard Hopp.
of Taylor a‘venue,
has returned from a several weeks'
visit in Cleveland, with one of her
school friends. -
Master James Trainer, of Bridge
port. has returned to his home, after a
month’s visit. With Mr. and Mrs. P. J.
Ward, of Arch street. l
Miss Lodema Adams resumed her
duties at the office of Keogh and Can
dee today, aft'e'r a week’s va’cat'lon
spent at rrvingtouon-the-Hudson.
Mrs. Frank G. Seymour and Mia:
Ellen Seymour of N0. 5 Livingstol
street have returned from a visit wltl ,
friends in New Rochelle, New York
and Richmond Hill
The little daughter of-Mr. and Mrs l
Thomas Walsh, of South Main street
is seriouslyill. Dr. WilliamJ. Trace:
is in aitendance, and a trained nurs:
was on led in :last evening.
Former City Treasurer: Matthew Cor
bett, who recently underwent an oper
ation at the Norwalk Hospital. and-
was discharged last Week, Is able to
be out among his friends again
* no one out:
That’s all we ever ask a man to
let us make. forhlm
If we make that one. we are surf
. to do ALI... at his: tailoring afterwards.
Every ’q‘sler we have is a pleased
U to let us make one suit
for port 'Wd want you to know what it
. means to You Koppel Clothing
LEO .8. KOPPEL,
mmomcs- :Artos,
been visiting at Joseph Hawkins. in ’
Southport. has returned to her home '
Mayor Burnell’s brother, of Wash.
' why we are doing _snch p ..
......
hire . . sry stimulation
an tendency to constipation for nus week.
ad in will venture the assertion that your
ecutlvs cspscily will Incl-sue "ted the bcodes
lson In our syitsm is so
GilliAled ::
sin sud rswn elements 0
RAIN-0 bu ths rich soslh
sud t‘lrom'tdfslhfzomm «flissfldunm ‘
s ms to so I:
dad and roasted. W ' W “a,
; peg-I pscl‘spgs
At All Groom.
0 t .
TROOPER HAS A FIT.
Waiter Pierce, of New Haven Csvslry,
In Danger.
SOUNTHINGTON. August 10.--As
Troop A was going though here Satur
day, on the second day of its long hike.
Walter Pierce. of Cold Spring street,
New Haven, riding in the middle of
the. column. threw up his hands, and
fell from his horse. As the troop was
going at a gallop, it was only by the
merest chance that the several squads
of horses .,than rushed past did not
trample on him.
The troop was halted, and Surgeon
Hugo found Pierce to be suffering
from an epileptic fit. The troop moved
on, and the young man was taken to
a nearby house where physicians
brought him around after a couple of
hours.
FOR BORE FEET.
“l have found Bucklen's Arnlcn
Salve to be the proper thing to use for
lore feet, as well as for healing burns,
:ores cuts and all manner of abra-
iidns," writes Mr. W. Stone, of East
Poland, Maine. It Is the proper thing
00 for piles. Try ll! Sold under quar
grantee at F. H. Baxter's drug store
c
of Grace Church street, Port Chester
EXTENSION TABLES.
523.00, reduced to 918.00
821.00. reduced to 816.50
818.00, reduced to 914.00
916.00, reduced to 812.50
reduced to 011.00
reduced to 3 9.00
reduced to 8 7,60
reduced to 8 1.00
reduced to S 0.00
8 6.50. reduced to 0 5.00
8 5.60. reduced to 0 4.00
SIDEBOARDS.
535. 00, reduced to $29 30
[2-18 North Main Street,
_— ._._...
i
All 1Books free. ,
SOUTH NORWALK.
are good.
12.25 and 82. 00 Lawn Waists.
.31. 25 and 91. 50 Waists ...... .....
C. '13. Net Corsets, all sizes .
at? Lisle Gloves. “Kayser” make.
dth No. .150 Ribbtm," extra good
98c
18c
quality.
“197.0" I T.
Your Fireside is
10147 115081110884
That ls why We offer you now and then such bargains.
it“ is the "come again” trade that we are after.
We,» have still a few oxfords that we are selling at real bargains.
Try a pair right now.
SHQBE DINNERS A SPECIALTY.
Commencing Next Mon
‘ GEORGE
“Malachi“; .0in News":
unn- fr‘ l
R... - 91.0.,
, heard this week for the first time In
; flinch heads and say
‘ ‘ Wipe first frost. " for it“ s an old dail- .
3 Scientists declare that the noise is
‘ made by the males only. Kutydlds rc-
Mlss Florence Kelley, of South Nor ,tric Bitters than in any other remedy
walk, Is visiting Miss Hazel Sickets, I know of "
AUGUST FURNITURE SALE
This Is the opening gun of our annual
thll means a saving of from 20 to 30 per cent. The earlier you come the
better and broader the choosing. Here are some of today a offerings:
It is so easy to give figure: a: if so hard to show quality in print, that It
must suffice to say. you'll find values to repay a journey through our store.
A. J. COLLINS & C0.
Funeral Directors and Embalmcrs.
The foundation for earning a good sflsryis laid st
5 MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
Put in the dimer stone by
enrolling for the your beginning Sept. 1st.
STAMFORD.
‘ . The Low Prices
Miss Julie Knapp. or West street» ~
in these items should interest you, and impel you to buy while assortments
:2 25 Fine Lawn Jumper Dresses .81. 75 Children s 25c Pnrasols .......... 158
“91.75 Children's Rompers, sizes 2 to 6,
”350 yard .1 L01 25c and 500 Bolts.
N. E. Ryandtlio
St Ryan, ..
sow OPEN ...... ... amount. . . . ,3
. AND omen Arr-r
Especial attention'olvsn 90 8100010110. Dim”- '
8:. .-. _ V
. 1N0: “H.170
91¢ ..yln' which Often Proves True
M Irl Cold Weather Bari
Kagdidsngnd didn'ts have {icon
has: Hampton. and the old folks non
"Only six weeks
,and one that often proves true
t a frost will fon In six weeks
n: the first concert by the Katy-
di I, says the Hartford Courant.
Many persons are unfamiliar with
how these Insects make the peculiar
sound. and It has sometimes been con-
tended that the male does the “did"
part and the female the "didnft."
semble In a mdrked degree vgrasshnp-
pers, though their wings are of a dif
ferent shape. Their color is a most
beautiful llsht green. and they have
two long feelers in front, somethins
on the lobster order. They also have
four front legs. and two longer back
legs as with the ordinary grasshop-
per.
Nature has provided this little
green colored musician with wings
that are operated something I e a
bass viol. 0n the inside of Oils 3 a
raised vein like structure. represent-
in the vIol while the other has a
rtge as the bow, which is used as a
rssp, producing the centuries old mo-
ment or such it proves to man“: 008
the wayside on these flights, for Kat)“
dlds do all the discussion at night.
Many agree with Dr. Oliver Wendell
Holmes, when he says:
I lovo to hear thine earnest voice,
Wherever thou art hid,
‘Thou testy little dogrnatist,
.Thou pretty Katydld;
Thou mindest me of gentlefolks~
Old gentlcfolks are. they—
Tlrou say‘st an undisputed thins
in such a solemn way.
EXCELLENT HEALTH ADVICE.
Mrs, M. M. Davison. of No. 379 CI!-
ford Ave. San Jose, Cal.. says: “The
worth of Electric Bitters as a general
family remedy, for headache. hilliop s-
ness and torpor of the liver and bow
Is so pronounced that i am promplilg
tmsay a word In Its favor fer the bene-
fit of those seeking relief from such
’amictions. There Is more health for
the digestive organs in a bottle of Elec-
Sold under guarantee at
F _.H Baxter's drug store. 50c. “
AUGUST FURNITURE SALE,
$82.50. winced to 929.00
830.00, reduced to $24.00
$28.00. redireed to 023.00
926.00. reduced to 822.50 ,
825.00, reduced 01821.00
823.50. reduced to 819.60
821.00, reduced to 516.00
BUFFETB.
835.00. reduced to 991.00
832.50. reduced to [28.00
830.00, reduced to 824.50
828. 00. reduced to 922. 50
825. 00, cell to 1.21.60
South Norwalk. Conn.
Tuition reasonable.
M. A. MERRILL. Prln.
pom: CHESTER.
................... 25c and 484'.
45cChIidren' s 25c Stockings. plain
black llsle, also tan, white and
black lace. per pair ............ 259
slss ......
scurry: pdnwALk.
- .4
no... :86-
Washington Street.
NCINO. ”ATINO, BATHINO.’
T1084" ”i
...“: 1088“]; FREE VAUDEVILLE.
foods.
It is the food of the ages.
place. ~
'ducing the minimum heat.
much of it fhils to digest.
tivc juices can get to them.
i :Thcn we cure it for days—a
process.
in a heat of 400 degrees.
Flaked foods can he made
this time. The making cost is
to yet: is more.
tnrbs digestion.
‘——~_..
NORWALK COURT CASES.
John King. of New Canaan, Charged
With Abusing His Horn.
John Kins. of New Canaan, was in
Norwalk. Saturday evening. and was
racing his horse around the streets
in a manner that was not pleasing to
Captain Thomas Hunt. or any one
else. He was told to go home, but he
refused, and after imbibing more "salt
air" he started to run around the
town again. and he was placed under
arrest in Water street at about 11
o'clock. charged with .drunkeness and
abusiveness of his horse. He was har-
olledhy order of Judge Lockwood un-
til Tuesday morningntil ofciOck.
The case of L.A. Lehmaler’s sun.
which waste have coma up this morn-
ing in the town court for riding a bi-
cycle on the sidewalk. Friday, was
. continued until tomorrow morning.
spare. IA
ill Kill for 11018960001“
34m 18,83.
Signature of
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD ‘
TIME TABLE.
——-—-w-t
in Effect July 27,1908.
W
' scum NORWALK to uéw YORK.
A. M.:—12 53x, 5. 01s. 5:41x, 6:11,
6'48x, 5: 54x. 7: 51s, 8:14x, 8:48;,
9: 06):, 9. 303, 9: 54, 10: 23x. 10:53x,
11: 203:.
P. M.:-—12 61x.1: 05,1:48x, 2: 61!,
3: 27. 3: 62x, 5 07, 6: 37. 5:51x. 6: ,40.
6:51x, 7:18x, 7:51x. 9:51x:.10:89. 8st
urdsysonly. 9:20.
Sundays. ,
A. 11.—12:53:, 5:07x, 6:411. 8:54x,
9:38x.
.P. Dir—12:66:. 2:44x, 2:611, 6:37,
5:51;, 7:00x', 7:10x, 7:51;, this,
00,103.19,
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVE N.
M.:—12 09:. 1:18; 1: 57: 6:17
8. 30 9: Us 10: 24x, ,:11 10x,11:47
11.—12: 08x, 1: JB. 2: 49. 3: 10:
4x 4:21‘52121'0211x, 6:33 7:09x.
so, 9: 14x, 10 08. 11:18.
A. M.—,12' '09?“ 1216!, 1: 57!, 7. 44.
92,12, 10: 501:, 11. ..10
”1’. -.M-6: ,48. 7 09x, 8: 24s, 9' 42s.
A.
28,
P.
2
7'
3:
9:
any?“ mallow to PANWRYV
.- A. M.—-1:161t. 0:20, 9:43. 10:06:.
P. 1114—125, 4:33x,s::21x,6 12,7: 18
Sundays—9:15. 10: 06: s. m.; 7: 35
.p m.
.DANBURY TO SOUTH NPRWALK.
11351.1“. .-'-5: 55, 7. 25. 8: 05's, 5:16 10:10:,
’ P M.-—4:16x, 6: 38:, 8: 55.
Sundays—7: 55 a. .01.; 6' 00. 7: 89:
NEW rows 10 soon: NORWALK‘.
A. A..:.M--12 00x, 4: 54s. 5:45, 8:45.
8: 00s, 9: 00x, 9. 15:. 10:08:, 10:05,
11.: 00:. 11: 03. -':12 09:. '
P. M.:~—l 06.1:27x. 2: 00:. 2; 53s,
3: 28x, 4: 03:, 4. 15):. 4. 32, 5202):, 5: 08.
5:25, 6:00x. 6:03. 7:.10 8:03x. 9:00;,
9: 30, 11: 00:. . .
A. M--12:00x',I n6:00, 7:.30 9:00s,
11:40:. 10: ills.
7:00s.
P. If.:.—-405 5:04. 6:00x,
8:801,11:00.
i
We cook our wheat in pure Vermont apple,"
syrup, to make this perfect food enticing.
To make children like it better than lad foods
—better than foods not half so good for them.
Once let them taste mph-Mu 'andxthey'
‘will never again be content with interior cereal
Whole wheat is the ideal food for- hot weather.
Nothing can take its
. It gives the maximum nourishment while pro-
In summer, wheat
should largely take the place of meat.
But wheat must be prepared rightly, else
The particles must
be separated, by cooking and heat, so the diges-
So we steam-cook our wheat for six hours.
Then each separate berry rs flaked so thin that
the full heat of our ovens attack every atom.
Then those thin flakes are toasted 30 minutes
"We want to know the $110030 who ate not getting
Flake. We will buy a packagci or them.
you how they like it and you’ll buy it ‘0; 11190) next .
10- 4219.1» 0 the 000000010368 all!“
one food that all di
it from the i
“all.
at your groccr's,
we spend 96 hours' in the process. '
A whole wheat made wholly digestiblp-gfi
enticing'ly' delicious. ”The rst' packags -
make yen a convert forever.
We want you to know I
first package ourselvct. father than have you
These are anl-I‘hko days—the time M
wheat and fruit. Don’t longer go without it. '
Please send us this coupon—mow, before you
forget it. W- will then send you an order, good
See what it adds to a breakfast.
0: can tell "
gusts. To make it!
D
itself .So we odor to buy til
for a full-size package free.
partial digestive
in one-fourth of
less, but the cost
For a half-cooked food only half digests. The ,
evict half goes to waste. It icrnrcnts and dis- ' ' ‘
CutoutThisCoupo n .’
ulna" ittolhsMsnhlud C... 3‘45““
_ l have never used MNpT-x
Flake, but if you will send
me so order on my groom
for a 15c package has. “9
shall be glad to try 114 i
Name
$1» 44482::
.010 l
9m ' ” ‘17“.-L'x
(J
SUICIDE HALTS NEW HAVEN
Dcspondent Carpenter ’Hsngcd Him
self, on Beaver Bridge.
NEW YORK, August 10. —-Unable to,
find work, Robert M. Miller, a carpen
ter. committed suicide In a peculiar
manner, Saturday. Tying a rope to
a bridge over the New York, New
Haven and Hartford railroad tracks in
the Bronx bowugh, Miller placed a
noose around is neck, and jumped
from the bridge. His suspended body
hung in the pathway of north bound
trains, and an early fright train was
stopped by it, after the engineer had
whistied vainly for the man, whom the
engineer supposed to be alive, to get
out of the way. in Miller’s pocket was
an empty pay envelope on which was
written "Your services are no longer
required."
State of Ohio, City of Toledo. Lucas
County,” .
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
Is senior partner of the firm of F. J.
Cheney & (30.. doing business ill the8
City of Toledo. County and State afore-
said. and that said firm will pay the
Sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case oLCntarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of Hall’s
Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, thisdth day of Decem-
ber, A. D., 1380.
' A. W. GLEASON,
(Sea 1) Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in n-
' ally, and acts directly onthe blood (1
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
, for testimonialsfree
F. J. CHENEY d: 00.. Toledo, 0.
Sold by‘ all Drugglsts, 75c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti-
nation.
Inour neighbors would only praise
our virtues once inn while we might
be .wlflingftooverlpok their faults.
CONEY
lit 1,.
tral Hotel, Monroe 81:: Victoria {fatal
f
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CONNECTICUT OYSTER NOTEI.
At Fair Haven the oyster planters
are nearly all through shelling, in“
this work many men and boats have
been employed, and the total outlay
will represent a song sum of money.
The planters are hoping from all this
outlay that millions of young oysters
will attach themselves to the shells,
and thus start a crap of oysters which ,
in three or four years will bring in ,
good money. » '
A. Dykstra of West Sayville, L. L.
is now in South Norwalk, the head-
quarters of the National Oyster Ulr-
.rier Company. Mr. Dykstra is the ot-
flcial repairer of the company, and hips
been called to the home office to
ceive Instructions in the new as
of making repairs. .
cAfifififi'fiE W
Em the
Signature
8!
Norwalk liar-4839:8818 “ '
HEADQUARTERS roll
earns... 4-
Gafden T0013: .0
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Lawn Moll; ‘
and Gerard listeners
Machine Work and General Repair.
ins Promptly Attended To. ,l , L,
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7"” mild
Lodge No.8993PQ
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THE LARGEST SPEEDIEST AND 'SAFEOT OF THE FLEET. :
Campbell Orchestra for Dancing
recap our ringers, from s... poms, for‘ Adults. an
alumnus. Trams. narrows
TlCKETS.can be procured at Roll y’s
ley 8. ”Clark corner Main and Washing ton Bts .
TAKE NOTlCE—8peclal train leaves South Norwnlk depot 8: 15 a. up.
Boat leaves Wilson' s Point 9 a in. sharp.
EVECUTIVE COMMITTEE-Mayor E. J. Tapper, W. C. 'f‘womtlly1
Dr. P. .1. Rogers. ‘
AND
"9
1' $8.13
rug Store, North Main St; .
road Ave and Monroe at: M
Norwalk Chronicler