For Spring 111111
Summer Wear
in Pcrcales Ginghams, Lawns, Dillllo "‘
tics and. Linens, in the latest puttems
and colors. .
Eaton,t Crane ‘S‘c Pike‘s writing pa.
per. at William P Beérs' stutionerv
storsc
”Mixed Nuts, 10c qt. 1". 11.1. & Co.
Mrs. A. H. Nutting and daughter of
N01 10.1111, blue been the guests of Mrs
14. (‘1. B1111, 111 New, Canaan, d1'11h1g the
past. week. ‘
Mrs. Irving‘Bz'inston, of Norwnik,
was a recent visit 0r With Mr,11nd 111111.
F. A. Dickermon, on Locust {11.011110
New Cannon.
Miss Mary Nutt. 0: Philadelphia, is
spending a tow days as the guest of
1111s. James McAllIstel, of 13 Union
avenue. Norwalk.
Bernard V. Collins, of South Nor-
walk. who is touring Europe. has sent
souvenir postal cards to friends here
from Rome, italy.
-——Freeh 01' Corned ilocks, 1011 lb.
llay’es Mitt.
Filst Sergeant George S. (1111100111,
of New 1.0111101), has been appointed
second lieutenant, vice Cruise, promot-
ed, with rank from February 11, 1909.
There will be services held in the
Rescue Mission tonight, Sunday and
' Tuesday nights. The subject tonight.
will 111' The Greatest Thing in the
World. All welcome.
By general consent of the players 01’
Teams 3. ti and '1', inethe bowling tour-
nament of the South Norwalk Club, the
» rolling of the games scheduled for
Monday evening, has been postponed
to Tuesday.
Frederick J. Smith, the contractor
and builder, has’ the (mine of William
J. Schlitt's new house at 10 Lowe
street raised and partly enclosed, Mr; E“
Smith also has the contract, for one
of the large houses at ‘l‘okcucke
Beach; , ‘ 2 “
-R11tnbaga 'I‘urnips. 1510 pk.;
1". I). Lawton & (to. ‘
Past Gland High Priest Suulut'l Ii.
Huntington, of NorWedk, attended the
meeting of Jerusalem Chapter, 11. A.
111., in Bridgeport, at which time his
trict Deputy Gland High Priest
Charles A.' 13‘111'.11hanl of Colliusville,
made his 11111111111 1'lsltntion
11‘1 '111111 .1. Smith. of Norwalk, who is
employed at. the Noi'walk‘ll'On Works.
met with a painful accident. yesterday
morning, when he had the middle tin.
nor of his right hand caught. 11) the
gearing lathe upon which 111'. was
working. Dr. ‘W. J. '1'1'111111y dressed
the wound, and Mr. Smith went to his
home. ‘
- J. R, Richardson, who has bceu 11s-
slstant foreman of the electrical work
in Stamford for the New York, New
Ha‘veu anti Hartford Railroad Com
pony/has resigned his position, and
‘ leaves next week for Bost011.,where-
hc will be employed in the future. Mr.
Richardson came to’Stnmford with the
Westinghouse Company.
*Ch‘di‘c‘e Nutiye FoWls, 20c 111.;
Roasting Chickéns,‘220. Hayes' Mkt.
Thirty six tile extinguishers arrived
in B1 cad Rive1, yesterday and twenty-
six have already been disposed of and
will be. distributed among the resi-
dences of the- locality. The others
will remain at‘ the low 111100 for three
months, by which time it is expected
all will be disposed The extinguish-
, ers are of the Badger inake. '
Harrv, ‘W. Mather has been award
ed the contract to build a house on
1' ly arcane fol Daniel & Raymond,
care of \1‘ 11111111101011 will be a one
family house ‘01 '.‘1ood, containing
seven rooms provided with furnace
heat and the usual conveniences. The
sub-connects 11111 be led‘ at once
lliai'ies A.,Vclli11,otElmcrest, has
resigned his position with the Salts
Textile Company, and accepted a po—
sition wiifi th‘o ll. Guining Company.
01' New Haven. us traveling salesman.
Mr. Vei'iin assumes his new duties
Monday, and has the best wishes, of
his many friends in his new venture ‘
-Tnke notice; Last. two days of
sale, at Conneall‘y & Brecken’ s.
Thomas Casey, 11,1101... been em
played dis prescription druggist for the
past few Months in Gle‘ndening‘s
pharmacy, Norwdik, will resign his po-
sltion this evening to accept one with
tile, H. W Lake rug Company, in
bu
Wat rbury.;wtiich is Mr. Casey's home. ‘
Mr asey has made niuny friends dut
ing 111s star‘intNorWalk. who regret his
leaving town. ,., 2
'I‘h‘c‘ NorwaIk Business Men‘ s Asso
cititlou 11,111, 1,101.11 its annual business .
meeting at the Norwulk 110th 011 the
evening of Malgh‘ 13th. it is expected
tiiht at this tilde flip 01111213111 for the
coming your worse elected and other
matters‘ of importance to the town
‘ trentmcted 1A, b fillets will be sewed,
and Spcidei 11 Orc estra. of Bridgeporne
will furnish music for‘ the oc‘c‘nsion.
50c .
J. M. LAYTON _& CO
, 5_RAII.,‘,R9‘AD AVE.
‘ 2'“. 22 .1' ,
1111.20.2111111. .11.
011000191. 2
3 NORTH MAIN STREET.
TEL. 6563.
0.
O
1. .. ., ....1 .2..~..}.
In NorWalk last week. there were
sixteen sales of property, as against
twenty for the third week 111 ll‘ebr'ualy‘
it real use
Cod Steaks,,.2 lbs. 250
Striped Buss. 1612,1b.; Spanish Mack»
crel. 16c 11).; Large Herring, 80 111.;
large B11tterflsh, 121: 1114171500011, 121’:
b: Halibut. 161: 1b.; Salmon, 200 1b.;
Wenkilsh, 121' 1b.; Shad, small. 120 1b.;
Shad. large, 181: 111.; Large. Smelt, 181:
1b.; Smnll Smelt, 120 1b.; Westport
Eels, 'l‘hursdny; Oysters. 401'. 111.; Long
t‘lnms, homo, opened. 301' qt; Round
(‘.lams, home opened, 3131'. 110; Finnnu
liuddics, 1110 lb. ,
TEL. 931;, FREE DELIVERY
John C. Silcox
181 Washington Street Bridge
w-,..." 4w—m-wn—q M.-.
Horace E. Dane 81 Son,
45 WALL ST" ‘NORWALK.‘2‘
Real Estate , and
Insurance
We have several decided bargains
ln income producing property that
must increase in value won the rapid
growth of the ’.own.
11 Know, ,
there is 1111 store in The Norwaika
better equipped to supply your every
want 111 the grocery line timu‘ right
here AT 33 WEST WASHINGTON
STREET?
0111' constant 411111 is to please and
;ive .1011 satisfaction every time.
it will be to 1'0111' ad1 outage to trade
with 115.
Special, New
Extra Standard Sliced Lemon Cling
Peaches, 25¢ per can; $2. 85 per dozen
tans. ' ' 2
Extra Standard Bartlett Peers, 25c
per can; $2. 85 per dozen cans.
Extnu Standard Green Gage 01' Egg
Plums, 20¢ per can; $2.30 per dozen
cans.
Extra Standard Royal Ann Cherries,
25¢ per can
These are the finest 11 nit packed 3
lb. cans.
Let no talk groeeiies to you.
BUY EDIBLES YOU CAN EAT.
Church ‘81 Miller .>
LEADING GROCERS.
‘53 WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
MONEY ADVANCED
to ‘all, on‘ their household furniture,
planes and other personal property;
without removal, on their own items
without indorser Call and see us. in-
dependent 1.65111 1.11111 Security 00.,
i'Iavilutt‘d 131113., Washington at. one.
open until 7 ‘p. 111. Monday and Sat-
urday until _'3 30. " ‘ =2
INSURANCE
REAL ES?"
Steamship Tickets
(luconronne‘m
59- NQBVKASK»
, ., “WI-WM "fill. ‘50. 11mm.
‘ ‘ ‘ HOURS-15 0.111. 103p. m..
Genome—12 12.; ‘4 11.111.
‘,,.
mpgure You Are Right.
Then Go Alien "
l ‘ Hove Koppel to do Your tailoring
and you’ll BE RIGHT
Then, no matter how many, eyes ore
turned upon y0u, ."yo can gushed
j ’pei'te'etiy tree from that miscm 1e '
‘.2 feeling that something is Wrong. ‘
éti‘stomors enjoy that" 1311100191114,
1" comfort that cbmcs with KNOWING
;, that they ale titted runny -
‘ NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR THE FER-
O‘ur
FECT FIT.
100 s. KOPPEL
FASHIONABLE TAILOR.
24 No. Main ‘St... South Norwl‘lk.‘
Tel. 33113-5.“
. /
' port avenue, spent last
, guests of Mr.
Sale of Sideboards and Buffets
Every 8111011011111 .and mum in stock at n bubstuutiul discount of 110111
320 to 30 per cent.
Allow OI Our‘ Specials We Quote You Below
SIDEBOARDS
‘4 no steeaoltnb....... ..... 037.50
843.00 DOSIDEEO‘ARD. ........... 113000
035.00 010513011110 ....... .....s23. 50
$30.00 stoeaomo ....... .....ses.oo
$82.00 SIDEFQARD.,r-.2., ...... $22.50
12-18 North Main Street,
O. B. Jackson
Optician. ‘ ‘ 2
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free.
| ‘ BUFFETS
042. so BUFFET. .,, ..... ' ........ $35.00
$35. 00 BUFFET. . ....... 2 ....... 020.00
330.00 BUFFET. ........... $23. so
$28.00 eurrsn ............ 422.00
$2500 BUFFET, ....... . ”$20.00,
Funeral DII'CNOI‘S‘ and Embaimers.
South 11011111., (201111.
58 WALL eraser. ‘PHONE 430. NORWALI.. §
‘ . e I I.
Don't Wait for CHANCE or FATE to Win SUCCESS.
l
Enter
Merrill Business College
FEBRUARY 1,1909,
and Learn How to EARN
South Norwaik.
Stamford.
it. Day and Night Sessions.
Port Chester.
Eleetnc Labor Savers
Electric Pcrcolators, Chafing Dishes. Small Stoves, Water,
Heaters. Broilers, Ovens, Luminous Radiators, etc. Pocket Flash-
lights and Electrically Driven Toys. A large assortment of Elec-
'ric Portable Table Lamps and Domes.
E‘EI EPIIONE 35-4.
' HE Kill] K II
K I EBIRIC III
36 WASHINGTON STREET
W
livery day brings a fresh shlplnen
.. ..s “-1—...“me --M....._-W....
[TS
t 111‘ Whists. and we are. prepared to
show an attractive range of styles, open {rent or back» .
The Lingerie Models thut We are
some and dressy.
showing at $1.98 are especially hund~
Choose now while the display is new and best.
N. 1'.. RYAN 81, 00.,
86 Washington Street. . ‘
count ‘Norwelk
‘ ‘ CAN’T LIE
OUR GOODYEAR WELT. SHOES
ARE HONEST ALL; THROUGH.
Harris & 01111400. are disclloréii1g :
u barge load of 110411.
..
, lst‘i‘nc Realty is quite ill at his home
in Beideu- arenue Norw.nllt
.Mlss Berthd Smith. of Norw‘alk.
silent Monduv with friends in New
Canaan. 2
Hornet) E.
Dunn. of Well 2 street,
‘ spent. yesterdu‘y 111 Sound Beach, 011
11'. misses.
Millard sud Bhu'd Relnolds. of West
evening in
Bridgeport.
The. runner
Smith greenhouse. in
West street, has been torn down and =,
, sent to New.,nrk N. .i.
Chester Meeker, of South N0111'.1ik
11.11.21.914.) visiting his sister Miss Edna
1111301101, 111 new Cannon.
~Mlxed Nuts, .100 qt.
Mrs M Dean. of Day stret. re
turned this week from a six months'
tour of England and lr.elund
Charles Fred .sackdtt. or New York
city, is ‘vlsltiug Arthur B. Vredenburg,
or 55 Bnyvlew avenue, south ‘Nor-
, wttilr.
The dltcctol's of the South Norw‘ 1k
Public Library held 11. monthly, moo}, its
last night and transected routine busi-
ness. -
A month's mind muss was held this
morning at S 11 clock at St. Joseph‘s
Church, 1111' the 121112 Ilcv. Patrick
jByrnt-‘e. -
lies gilllh“ Smith .1110 11113111111 1111's.
1111")" 0111.11.11f Norwalk, were the'
{11111 111.... Howard
Johnson. in New 01111111111. 111st sun-
”W
1101.. .100.
um “w.,...h W
30 [Is 5001' Sale 5
It Is an Honest Reduction
-_ AT" A, SACRIFICE .
FLYNN‘c RYAN .
. .e 2.90. Washington 51....
Mr. Itnd Mrs. John R Fermi have re.
turned to their home in Bridgeport,
lifter 2,1 ten days visit. with friends 111
Norwalk. ,
2 Miss Ruth Frank has returned to her
home in No‘rwalk, often a visit with
irlepds and relatl1es in New Canaan
tor some 111110.. ,
‘Mrs. Stanley G. 311111111111, of West
street, who has 00 -1_1 critically ill with
pneumonia for the p 1st t\\{) weeks. 1'0-
11.1111111'nbout the same.
, ~Take notice. Lust 1'110 days of
sale. at Cenneally &. llracken' 15.
Buckingham Post. C. A it...
held a
2 «agent-1112.11.11.15 last evening. at its
nuurters .in2 Mir .3. 131-4: " "11110111. 11111111
up or special 1111110111411.» trait“ done,
‘0‘VGVGI'. ‘ I 1
A stated communication of 0111 Well
Lodge. .1110 108.1121 and A. M., will be
held at its rooms. Tuesday evening at,
B o'.clock The Mastei Mason degree
trill be worked. ’ '
1 Miss Beachers, Wilbert. Miss Lillian
11.111 Miss Laura. Sutherland. of Green-
wloh. spent last, evening as the guests
UIKMI'. and Mrs. James Sutherland, 02
Belden avenue.
1 ‘M22‘iss Rose Melville and Catherine
Knotty. or South N‘orwalk will leave
today for a two weeks' trip to Wash-
ington, 1,). 0.. wher, they 11111 be .the
guests 01’ James Duffy, 0,1‘ that cltv.‘
111141 (71er 1311101101111. 01 East N,o,1-,
wulk. is, 1111111111 113. this afternoon 111,111.32
nest 0‘1 M has Sadie Russell. 01 White
11.11111. NJ Miss ‘Alusworth will ‘ut-
Itend the 11111110010111.1111 New York
lclty, this cv.clling
' 111 support 01" this scheme, 110.,
_ one city. she took the old plain brown
‘ stone building from the county and
l‘y as Lorne as Bridgeporls
Section 3.
not for years need a new city hall for
the proper and prudent conduct 01' our
lure conducted it, andthnt there is
no public demand for a change of
ructhodr Second. that the taking 01’
the first Step in the proposed “civic
center” scheme will Involve an addi-
tion of over two hundred thousand
dollars to 0m public debt and 1111 1111
1111111 addition of about $14 000 to our
city expenses together ..with .1 1111110111
and dunuolous change in the manage
ment 01 our city business. It 10111111113
for me next to consider the only 11111111
01111 reasons that have been advanced
that;
it. will increase the value of our tent
121111110 41nd ntttztct [business to our
city.
“no public buildings do not ple-
ccde. they follow population, business
wealth. They are the visible evi
dcnces of the existence of these
things. They do not bring prosperity
they are created by it. Take the most
beautiful building] know of. the court
house occupied by the Appellate l‘Jiri-
51011 of the Supreme Court, in New
York citywthe only structure 1 know
in the building of which the architect,
the painter, the sculptor and cunning
uriizuus 111 iron. marble, bronze, glass
und wood 1111112. 1111 110111011 togethm in
11.11'1110111‘, 111111 tlying to do his best-—
tnke this building and place it on the
proposed site of our c111 hull, and
1101111111111 us it ismso 11110 {but the few
who have trained thelnselrcs to love
such thingn would come 10 5012 It und
I'cioict' that 11101 11.111 0011141441 would
still 111111 but little to the 1.111112. oi
our propel 11, because it could and
'.‘1'0111114'1'011111 no delli:1111].ti’1it in its
place a his," ugly brick factory. tilled
with two or three thousand well paid
workers. 111111. 1111111121 1v would begin 11‘
011011 to 11121 the stimulating effect 01
that presence
If it 1112 true that thc normal growth
of South Norwnlk has been retarded.
this is not the pines to discuss the
cnuscs of such a state of things. We
are only here concerned with the con-
tention that line public buildings are
potent in bringing prosperity to n
town which has not grown as fast as
its people think it. should”, Tltii‘Is n
delusion which. it. may be, only a cost-
ly experience on our part will cure‘.‘
Whatever these disquieting causes
111111011 they will surely disappcglr.
Perhaps We shall timer know 11",".11
when 111'11'l1y, but‘ go they will and
into "The Norwulks“ will come popn
lotion. business and wealth; Theu‘we
can establish ou.‘r “civic center" 11 herr
it then ought to be and on its border
build our city hall, noble 111 its pl"-0pm
items as our architects can plan and
ben‘utliul as our treasury will allow.
This is the natural order of the dcrel
opulent 01 a town. ‘To change this 01'
1101' is only to invite ridicule dud dis
ester.
11 we look about 110 shall find many
places that became populous and rich
long before they awoke to the import
once of heriug‘flno public buildings.
Bridgeport is such a city. Consider
these figures: Population, 100,000;
citv debt, $1,541,654; taxable property.
$74,508,171. For many years Bridge-
occupicd a small port 01' the old county
court house for its city 0 13. Just
a tow years ago after the county
court house was built and opp; after
she had become a rich and prosper
touring put the inside,- converted it
into a tiriaprd‘of odice building and is
now using it as ‘11 city 111111 all at an
expense of about [$9 0:000. .111. nun
111,114. a movet‘nen ' "as started to build
a new city hall ,cost ‘nbout $500 000}
It was turned '11. The city hall is
on 21 side strec‘, ',but dulte near the
business center t‘m‘d it seems to me lo
[or which 111114130 1
rere the 4.11....- ire“
tenth?1
td‘x‘itble propt 1 ty that
1
portion" to its
‘ debt of South Norwalk been; to it f
11111111114 1111111111 "'1... the 111111101 nudge 1‘
‘poi't Would
111131084
$1,, 541. 6114.413 It ’
1.11145 of sny ‘pr position ,so we will
turn this one 0v 1' duds s‘eé what is 0‘11.
the other side. It the public debt of
South Norwalk bore the same, proper;
debt of Bridgeport bears to its taxable
property. ‘then the debt of South ‘N0r
‘wslk would be $118, 000. I am sorry
to‘ be obliged to tell you that the debt
of South Norwnlk is $833,238. and here
are the figures:
City ‘déb‘t, less wnter debt ..... $227, 000
9011001 debt . ......... -. ...... 85, 511
Water debt .................. 328, 6'1?
Fine Public Buildings Follow Popuj
. Ialion‘ and BuSiness,WeaIiI1,Bui ‘
‘ F Do Not Preemie “Them
, . Mil. PllIIEII'S Illlilll'
“ PIPER III Illt SERIES
South NorWaIk 3 Interest Account N ear- ' ‘
, 1,1,1 Sections 1 and 2. l have shown: .
First. that We do not new and shall
public business as we have hereto- "
’lods
be a‘di‘niriibiy adhpted to the purposes I
Sp some Ilridgeptn't {1110' V I .P ‘
'00 1
72.8117, ltjlblt’atl‘ (if *3 II
on \1' Stmtling’ .1
‘ 11111110: 13111 1111111111 1010011011 11.1111
thin to it's taxable property that the 4
City share ‘01’ town. debt ..... . 21‘2 .150
' Total city debt 2
it. outx needs the $200, 00,0 additional'
debt. that some 01,: our friends are non-
adxocotlng‘ to build up “our debt to
over a 'rennd Million of dollars. rind
that, 101' .u )opulutie‘n, of 121000 111111 1 .030
tree [don‘t til 'tpl"dl“.i. " l knb11' quite Well 'ttbutlt it. '- 12110111101411 sun.
.12 ‘
Specials for Tonlg ‘
Dr. Lyons“Tooth Powder, regular 250 Size'Totttght. 151: ,
'690 Hair Pulls. . - - 211.101.249.112... ‘T
Silblll‘lannelSkir’ts.‘ 2- - resigned , _
0c Amoskeag‘cillglum, -, roslght,"‘5;c7yiid ff,
,59c and 790 Flouncinfis,
Tough-.311. y...
Hydegr‘a‘de- Skirts. regular Sly
I
25; 10nightk98c .1 ' 2-
' ' 39c Dutch‘fColiars.
Tonliilt, 240
' 2 11.00 Lingerie Wels‘ts.
Tonight. S90 35'
“00050011108111; Wales, ‘
1‘ TonieI‘tt. $549
I.
that we have never yet been taxed to
pay the interest on the water and elee
iric light debts, amounting now .to
$404077. but‘wonrc taxod to pay in
terest on $429,161 of debt~io111 times
the proportion our Bridgeport nelgh
bets are taxed to par on
lint inte1cst or no interest, this,
$1,133,238 is it big blanket mortgu’gei
on all our property. 1 want every Stu“
payer in this city to clearly 1111, et-
etttnd that this $101, 077 of water and
light debt (contingent as to interest
it is true hilt depending on our 111111
11:: to make these two properties pay
the interest, for, it they don‘t pay it
.111 must tux outfielvcs to do so) is‘ n -.
real debt, every dollar of it and not :1
fiction or a dream.
Again if my count is correct, there
."111,2 fifteen cities in this state. Thlee
only of this number, Danbury. Hart-
lord and hilddletown. here a. higher
tax rate than this city. South ‘Nor
walk leads all the others and is trying
to enjoy the. rather unique distinction
01‘ being, with one exception (Willi-
mantlci. the smallest in population
1nd taxable property and at the same
time having the highest tux, with the
tines meeptlons shown above.
i call your attention, my fellow tax.
were, to these compalatlve figures
because i want you to realize the reel
1,1 vital importance to you 01 having
lilt'se two properticsnwster ‘nnd Ilglli
mkept in the very best hands. They
rhould be ‘munnged entirely in the
open and in implicit obedience to your
.xl'ressed will.
" l.1ttcr,nficr this "civic center" busi-
ness is 011' the. publip mind, I hope.
being quite familiar with all motions
tlitions, to find time to say something
to yell about both these interests» that
slunebody ought to say. It should be
pos‘sible to discuss any such public
question that affects our city's we!
Iare in such a [air and temperate way.
telling the whole truth and causing
no heart-burnings. as to create an
informed public opinion that will be
Alecislrely controlling at our city meet-
ups.
, I could keep on giving instance 4‘11“-
ter lnstnnce like the case of Bridge
port, but it would only be piling up .
the some kind of evidence. F01 one'
instance, here is the town of Stain.
torrd Populatiou, 27 ,;000 debt $514.-
8511; grand list, $22,510, ’036 South
\‘orwu‘lk: Population, 8, 000; debt,
”813238: grand list, $5, 725. 703. Stem-
i‘ord (town) has just built a new town
hall \elued (land and bulldlngl at
$250,000, and the city of Stamford
also occupies the building ‘for city
11.111 purposes and pays rent to the
town—«11‘ good financial arrangement
for both town nud‘cttr. undone that
the‘ town 01 \lorv .1111 and its people
might. Well cup", 11 it were not I‘or
Ihc. 1111101'1111111‘it'tict thnt 11c ha‘vo 11111 « “
centers of populatibn that lime quar
icled with each other tor thirty years.
until runny, South Norwalk people how
been forced to the‘ conclusion that il-
logical di1_islon is the only course pos
sible to end this entirely unnecessary.
nnd unnelghbarly strife and illieeiing.
. In 211,115 cdndltision‘ of my: financial
examination of, this sly-called "civic
center" scheme land please remember
that no algoriiutive plan has been pre?
canted) i beg” to say to my follow this
payer‘s that, I have tried to 1111.119, It
be true. so full, so (air, as to disarm
"cxitibism, and ‘gnabie you to have opin
seed on, facts and couy‘lbiloiis‘
hbolit 111p muttel s‘o th‘nt whén it is up
to, you to decide in city ni'cetln‘g, you»
02111 be 0 hand to vote for palm.
‘ 11 on ‘fto 1,111 vbnr 111 ,
slide In th
favor, onto 1, tlfyu "V
all 1.1111311101141161. of“ ta)‘: ,tid
Puritans... 2
so) s the to
001th the tifimea'
brunt.“
ren‘es‘und the most obstin‘dte on it,
disappésrs ,‘S‘orie' and 11111311111311 lungs
’,are“ heated €11,111 "strengthened, and to
cold is expelled from the‘ system. 36"
fuse any but the genuine in the yellow
packnge. The Bridge Pharmacy ‘iul'tt
1",. H Baxter. ,
"nigg1jm~_ says 111' doesn't known any
thing about the ,‘politlfhl eit‘untlon. "
“Well. " answered, ’11 1' Sirius 11.1.1111;
"'ss 11 rulé. the 1111111 111111 1111,1113 enough
to know, that he ‘,do‘esn‘t know any:
thing“ about politics 1111,0119, more than
the man who thinks he knows ' 4111‘.
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Board .......... .1 1.3 152'
Volk .................. 2 4 its .2
linker , ................ 2' .3 ~
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Team Se1e11. . St. Sp.
DeWitt Captain ........ 2 4
Signiun ................ 1 2
Maile ..‘. ............ ‘.2 2 ,
id. Kuch ................ 2 3
Second Ga‘mc.
Team Four. s1. Sp.
Beard ...... . .......... .2 5
Volk .................. 1 4
linker ................ 1 5
Moran tabseIit) ....... .
Team One. St. Sp.
Nutting, Captain ....... ii 4
Robins ................ 0 3
Ferris ................. 1 1 “ _
Fitch ............. 1 ‘4, 2 ,‘
. Third Game. ‘ '
Team Seven. St. Sp. 280;.
DeWItt,........ ........ 4 3 ".180
Signiun ............. 0 3 ' 1041
Kuch .... .............. 2 1 ' 1.17,.
Malley ................ 3 1 1S4
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Team One. St. Sp. Sc.
Nutting ................ 2 .4 140.
Robins ................ 0 3 10,1 ‘
Ferris ............... , .2 ‘3 143
Fltch‘....“.........‘.....2 ‘1 115
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CLUB BOWLING AND POOL.
Score and Team Seven One‘.
In the South Norwalk Club bowling ,
tournament games last night. between ‘
Teams 0110,. Four and Seven, two
games were won by Team Four and ‘
one game by Tenth Seven The scores:
First Game.
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The games between Team‘s Three, 1'
Six and Seven, scheduled for Monday
nigplt have been postponed until Tues
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F. J. Angevine, 66. 75 to ‘06 . 2
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