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min o‘betln transferred
Athhiohtkd’lfnery's lunch wagon in
h mVBillion and Mrs
Bight: Wichita street,
1hirilé their home after a
4 with attains in Port Jeffpmon.
island.» ' ‘
7 ' Kudttbl‘a W P. Bailey. of
i; and at. We. of Canaan.
. guild Iy. guilt over
discounts of tale Comp ller
as I3. Bradstreet.
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ombrid” nus.
nounc in thlll
more C-otnnltll
my. Wonder Call-
your, driied a squad
”€de Mtiil thauiilory. last evening.
in“ order that miller miiilt be efficient
My aces to camp.
i‘he orlfc‘d y, of Dridfe sport.
iiietd‘ n cold c‘a to of arm flatten
with Vt e a
”secretary. The officers
dots none mutii‘ef'. wail
Rodd secretary. Adolph Darmenber'x.
ll .1. “3% an of Meriden.
231%“ stock imagilgs. Ho‘lfi'iiiio‘i'w
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of the
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Wendi-t will pl in them and Miss
awifimpp as minim snecisl mu
sic“ Moo rdial
invite on in cat to y one to
attendances (11an iEicah last for
Just one hcutV only". .06“:
b6
fry. satihfa‘citlly redhita oil
eith :3 root. slanti'nt roof or
it Is a lion doctor of
seams-10 did. the up all; of a
dwelling ale cooler its-o r on!
It in winter than whorl other
a materials are used
. Fiftidbli‘fi _
W Etr. John
i‘uil stoch.
hodfroo.
lei-m
urtis of Union Park. I
with
til]
i Wit . fi’ort
right! “that addm'ddqafid dPry «
he cssicdi and mod economical way to obtain
tho Sampler months. is to Mile Von
WWII Lawn elitist fights comiott‘h'i iyivinx
eta «st we are 0 x at
our Rare.¢ cybu£ forth! fad! tiltfit‘I tzgcis -
nonmgggfial cahoomiortabie thanin die all“???
M I W WE ”I '1
have priced thew Very reasonabieaid’r chihuahua
A J. CoihnsSzCo
instill Ditchor‘s and Battalions.
South Norweik. 001m.
0. B. J acitsol‘t
Optician
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1348 North Mei Streets
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free:
bl WALL Bum. PHONE!“ NORWALK.
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And a Business Education at
Merrill College
Insures Salary. Promotion, Success.
South Nor-walk Stamford Port Chester
The Freedom and 7
independence
we gained July the Fourth hraiedour
woes and injuries. but. we don’t hut--
und at reasonable prices. Best mater-
ial and best work guaranteed. A trial
job will prove our worth.
Luther M. Wright
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
ALKS
Tar, Flag. Cetilent. Gravel. Asphalt. Concrete
Grading. Lam and Garden Work".
Road Citing
RAYMOND BROS
The Hatch 81 Bailey Co
800m NORWALK. CONN.
YARD TEL.“ MILL TIL.“
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
item a Piggery to a Palace
, We Maid nail particular attention to our Moulded Wooden Gutters.
Made in two sizes ‘of Douglas fir, the most durable of modern woods: will out-
last metal and is more ornamental.
Alec we confidently recommend "Lincoln Routing” for roofs hilt! also fpr
Inching in place of metal. Does not rust or decay and will last a lifetime.
N. l—Durirlg Sultlnier nlontha we will close Saturays promptly at
noon. .
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Uncrwear
Are you ready for a change in Underwear! Now is a good time to con-
alder this question. and this is the store where every Underwear Problem
will solve itself immediately upon an iuapedtiqh of our stock.
Prices are nowhere lower filaricty in nowhere broader in this city or
vicinityuwhile qtldiity «(if
Give us an opportunity to show you our assortment.
N E RYAN CC
as waslmtdrés eraser soul‘s solid/salty...
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WB‘I’ “03’“!le A NEW LINE 0?
Walk? over, Russia Calf Pinups
To Retail at 84.00. No Better Me.
our stock of LADIES' MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S CANVAS
OXFORDS AND PUMPS is him cotnplcte.
on Shoes Give Satisfaction
' FLYNN 8. RYAN
so Walnotouornisr . ., . ecu-r11 Vucnwaas
poetical
" ordered ”Wk hafit
pear in f I'Olqti a
‘ Hawk and Simpson, will take part in
We repair carriages. neatly, quickly}.
thigh merit which xtves to our luerchann.
, died a character peculiarly its own.
illumination bit sirloin 1".
no albums! soon or on omV
evil to
. with ale
al-.ma before the admin In: board. at
the state armory in Hartford. on July
7: First Lieutenant Bamllci P. linker.
First Company. 8 into) Corps; ' i‘lrst
Lieutenant Albert Housman. i-iixtb
company. Coast Artillery corps, i-‘Irsi
.i.leutenant Willi , Hines. Com
pany ii. Bacon i antry; Second
< Lieutenant i. liner Gilmore.
Battery A. (F‘ A»; r8 obit Lieutenant
William w. liuiles, battery A (P
A); Second Lieutenant Emil A in
ioff. Eighth Company. Coast Artillery
Corps; Second Oileuiiauanl Elias a.
Hall, Jr., Eleventh Compsnv (.‘daat
Artillery Corps; .Brcond Lieutenant
Frederick ii. Webster. Company A.
Second infantry.
MARATHON RACE
IN BURLING-
BURLING'I‘ON. Vt.. June 23.~—Pftmu
for a Marathon race In which John
J. Haya. Pat White, the Irish champ-
Ion, and the Indian runners Black
connection with the it'lieliit‘nui‘y rele-
brntion In this oil the week of July
it, were com lei today. The. race
1611 he held lily 5th will be for the
regulation distance of 26 miles 885
lords and wii be. run on the clutter
track at. the University of Vermont
athletic grounds.
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TORBINOTON STUDENT DEAD.
DERBY June 23. -D‘aatue Hodges.
22 yeuls old, son at Levi Hodges. of1
Torrluxton. and 1s menthol or the class
of ”ob. til“! at the bottle of his sis-
ter. Mrs. is L "11“."! this city. late.
yesterday. "it had been suffering
from Bright’s disease.
lliilillil
col ill
But Cur 35c Blend Keeps
in the Fate.
it his been the standard at
the price for yam all over this
country, and there to no reason ‘
to count that it villi wetsu- to
mam/a control ultimately
and can tW.Mp the qual-
ita‘oo. When you hear eta
Ochoa In“ ‘ie f‘au be“ as tile
(illicit Picnic sells for 25¢ a
pound," you can‘dopsnd upon it
that it costs 85: or 40a, for that
Is what Coffees In good as our
25c bland costs in other stores.
The Union Pacific
Tea Co..
Headquarters for SUGAR
, 120 Wellington Street.
Tel. 542-3.
FREE DELIVERY
SUMMER
Cottages
Punished co piete at. then
notice. A kinds and
Allies of
Vacation ‘
Furniture
Specially low estinlstes.
F. A. MITCHELL
cos. wetsuits stall lira.
, nonwALK. comm
rsLsru‘cutl sees-a.
Esssifim _+ iEith'
Fresb’, . Boole" f‘ :Gathered Eggs
: from 281: to 30¢ dos.
Bimini Butter! Bullet!
iii-cell mtbo memory. it you
find it difficult. to find Battal- tio ext
special
0: Bolton in ntub or print. as. Maud “a
now?) have other Butter, 30c and ”a
pa
E: are bel'ddilnt‘tors for the finest
(Fr It and Valenti
_ Asp-mans, Rhubarb. Radish. Int.
taco. Water Cress. when. Tomatoes.
. clinches-rise. Pinnacles. dresses.
.6 hull. etc. _
andsw swoot Batuld display
lilo'babie dgl. You w it be «aur-
:ffliiéd M our 1)
Church 8: Miller
7 guarded asainat this trouble by using
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Nathan Helper Says He was Footed 7
by Loni? Spivsit and Willis
to Recover Damages .
hallmarks, June ‘23.»!!1 the civil
common llleus court, this morning.
trials and tlibuiutions of Nathan Kali
per
claims :2. 000 damuxes because he was
kicked by a horse which he claims
the defendant xuarunteed was 'sound.
a good feeder, kind ill haruésa and
good of wind."
BB0-
Il was on February 2t. 1907. that the
late Mr Bpivak acid the horse to tile
piaintih for $150 and, as the plaintiff
claims, with a xuarantee that the ant
nlal would be faithful nild true.
That Kicking Fit.
On March 9 of the same y r the
horse suddenly developed a ickilln
It It wrecked the plaintiff’s
was . and kicked him on the knee so
that he had to spend some timbiu the
hospital. He says it. cost him trio for
medicine and doctors, and he lost
much money because he was unable to
attend to his business.
He declares that the [inmates xiv-
on him was false and untrue. and
that the defendant knew at. the time
that It was false.
Had One Bad Habit.
In making MtNWN‘, the defendants.
said that the horse was a re y xood'
animal, but he had one be habit.
That habit was of suiichinx tta tail.
accompanying the operation with an
exhibition that would make a ballet
girl cations.
The defendants declare that they
a speciai kind of harness. ’I‘bcy linim
further that the plaintiff know of this
bad habit and of the method to pre-
vent It because 11 suitable harness
was acid with the horse They deny
all liability. Both sides had a num-
ber of witnesses In (curt. Henry E.
Shannon and William w. Bent at»
peered for the plaintiff. Ilcil‘orest and
Kk‘in for the defendants.
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"Our little town ls booming." said
t-iubilubu. proudly. “down In our bust-
neas section I heard a couple of travel-
ing salesmen talking about It very en-
thliuinaticllily.”
"I'os." said Citimnn,
were they In?"
. "Wall, or, one was selling drugs and
the other funeral supplies."—-Cuthotic
Standard and Times.
Gain limit its
"what line
CllyNatlonalk
aouru NORWALK. calm.
massacre A season climatic
ausmaaa
bsplul surplus and Profits
0100mm «17,000.00
safe Deposit Boxes. $3 and 85 her year.
aowm 11. MATHEWBON,
JOHN 1-1. KNAPP, tat Woo:
rnsosaICK H. now“. and Vice
WILFRED BODWELL GIN"
DIRECTOR! ,
E. H Mathewson Henry comm"
John H. Knlp Ipp Ismael d
Josiah B. Marvin J. Wallace ervin
Christian Bloom 40an . Lint
Fred II. Rowan
Hotel Matteo-kettle
‘ .1. a. council. Mgr.
Service and Cuisine Up id Bate.
Rates 02 per day and upwards.
Block and diners! Infcrvnltich flier.
SiladsyDgers. 75cts.
‘V'IL. BALI. can.
iNSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
Steamship Tickets
1M LAYTON 31' C0
(inconaoh‘araoi
”Almonds“. so. Homeland.
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TELEPHONE Mists m 1
tied—v ” 1......
. (oi-em smite-rill
. east nonwatxr
ilidxe Howard gooit listened to the 7
In a horse trade The plaintiff .
The defendant In this action are ~ ,
lenlund imwltb and Harry Goiti- ‘
berg. administrators of the estate oil; 1
wills snivak. who died about a year
‘ 000; state board of children,
it: iiii
[if iiiiii iii hill
Redmond Meet in Hariiord to
Make Provision [or Coun-
ty Charge;
HARTFORD. Julie 23.——At the, coun-
ty meeting of the senators and repre-
sentatives of Pairiieid county held at 2
o'clock yesterday afternoon the esti-
mate of receipts and expenses of the
county for the fiscal year commencing
_ October. 1909. and ending September
30. 1910 presented by the county coin-
misaioners was accepted and the usual
one-tenth of one mIiI tax laid.
The estimated receipts of the coun-
ty amount. to 899.400 and are divided
as follow: From labor of prisoners.
$2.000; state board of prisoners, 525.-
B2400“;
liquor license. $21000; all other sourc-
es. 3800; 1-10 of a mill tax. about $20.-
000. The estimated expenses for the
Bridgeport and Danbury court houses.
and county treasurer. nthrueys'
cirrks‘ fees, stationery and oilice ex
home. etc.
makes one Item of 326.000.
estimated expenses are 897.680.
by any of the legislators. The ad-
mirable work done
torts on behalf of the county will meet
with the ht‘hif‘i)’ approval and en
duraelnelli of the peopie.
MR. FIFE TO CELEBRATE.
—.———
Fireworks Ever in Sprinpwccd.
commenced preparations for his an—
anal Fourth of July celebration. and
announces that the display of p) rotccb
nics this year will surpass any ever be-
fore given by him. Mr. Fife is known
as South Norwaik's moat patriotic
citizen. as be In about the only one
who has an old-fashioned Fourth of
July celebration of any magnitude. and
takes a deep Interest in the proceed
Inga
Mr. Fife manufactures his own dc-
signs, putting the venous kinda of tire
works together iii an original and
pleasing manner. The display
on Sunday. Mil take place Monday
evening, July 5th. at 8:30 o‘clock. on
the property near the Ely avenue and
[40"? street railroad bridge.
COURT MAHACKEMO OFFICERS.
Fred Jonas lie-elected Chief Ranger
V ~and George Duke. 8. c. R.
Court Mahackenlo, Foresters of Am-
erica apd the new itallau lodge of
hale decided to combine on a meeting
place and have secured Quittnerl
Hail. In Raiiload avenue. Each, how
ever. Will have their meetings leper
ateiy.
Last. night Court hiabackemo elected
officers. Fred Jones. who has been
filiInx out the unexpired term of his
deceased brother. Arthur Jones. as
chief rundown reelected. omcers
named las chins included:
.0. R.-— ed Jones.
‘8. C. R.~Gecrxe Delta.
Rec. oor‘e Eases.
s. . - obel- Larsen.
1. W.-ii’ony Flotilla.
‘I-l‘erctnfcl-e Court Mahackemo has
been meeting at Knights of Pythiaa
Hall In Washington street.
P. C Munabury lodge, New Eng-pa
land Order of. Protection, held a re:
niar meettnx, inst evening. District
Deputy Wallace A. Smith, of Bridge
port, was innocent. and delivered In
address The grand wandcn will visit
the lodge in September. and a epegle‘l'
committee Was appointed to armnxé
for his reception. The decorating
committee William E. Raymond,
Caries ‘H. Farris and Charles id.
D ucbey submitted a report oi the
work done In the various e‘meterliisi’
of the town. At the close. 0 the meet
there was a social session and on-
to tnlnment
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011.th West avenue. ,
The work of oilln Wait avenue has
been completed by wet Commission-
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'- or Daniel Bunion. and the condition of
Val-fit,”
snore summons Kitldsof
ScaFoodCookcdtoOnier
LIABfVNB UROO‘IRO.
. '11 Ill ulnar WA‘HINVOVTON ”WRIT.
John E. O’Suiilvan
reassures;
the thorouzhfare is most satisfactory.
of’l’he oil was placed on the street more
,eveniy than ever before and the wen:
‘ihi"? conditions were suitable for It to
work Into the tap dreading cf the
ssh Mr. Dunlap has recdtvcn many
piln‘iéhts over the why in which
airliner was ".1Ionc Oil has been
[need on a few other streets In the
city with equal success. .
i
Sheets. Pliiow Cases. Linens, Toweiinz.
Muslin Underwear. Wallis. Re
tilts Phil iii, 3,. '
Including the salary and mileage of
county commissioners. county auditors
fees.
pullers, one half the maintenance of
bridges. Interest. on bonds and county
“52.350. The county home
The
Judge Whitman 8. Mead. chairman
of the board. and Simeon Peace and
John llrophy, the commissioners. ab
tended the county meeting and were
ready to answer'any questions raised
by the county
commissioners. however, left little if
any room for clitlciam and their ef-
Piana to Hive the Biggest Display of
James Fife. of 29 Ely avenue. has
this
year, on accbunt of the Fourth failing
Foresters, Court Edmondo DeAnlIcls.‘
LOUNBBURY LODGE MEETING. ‘
Wilt iiiiiiii
Cul Loose ircm Gamblers Trust and
. Pleased Local Patrons at Their
Own Sweet Will
The Bridgeport Telegram. tilts moo
ning, printed the following story re-
garding the policy game in this sec-
tion of the state:
That tile people who control policy
playing in this city haVe been operate
In; independently of the organisation
which controls the business all over
the country with Cincinnati as the
mantra! point. using instead a “phony
sheet." to one of the strange things
brought to light in connection with
the arrest. of John D. Carpenter and
Andrew i‘erreli, Monday night, upon
the allegation that they Were engaged
In the policy business in this city.
Jack Chamberlain, of 205 East 84th
street. New York. was In this city
yesterday on account of the arrest of
the two above mentioned. He repre-
sents the people In control of the
business of the country. He was
here to look Into the arrests to see If
the attended parties were entitled to
any aid from his people. He said last
night that they were not since as far
as be had been able to find out not
a sinxle drawing sent out from (‘in
cinnati had been used in this city since
March I, as all the drawings that. had
been dmltiunoed here since then were
tirade up front phony sheets." that h.
sheets made up by men In contmi of
the gable.
Mr Chamberlain says that the
drawings in Bridgeport were unbound.
ed at i and 6 p. at. when as a matter
uf, fact those made at Cincinnati and
sent all over the country were ant
sent out until 1:30 and 6:30 p. m..
li a full half hour later
He talked wi it some or the id or
12 writers so all to find out how full; _
teVier a it He hfoulul out that the
wrtetfa ad to and in t1. hm
a certain length of time define” ‘
drawings were announced. this being'
done so as to give the men in charge
if the game a chance to see just how
the playing: ward.
One insthnce that he brought to
light was in the case of it Well; End
writer who turned in a book one day
on which there was represented home
$30 worth of plays. When the draw-
n‘gs were announced this book ibd‘wed
my winnings of 82. 50. a very bik per-
centage in furor of the house. . , , ' ,
Mr. Chamberlain is one of the coil-
filential men in the employ of the
policy people. beinx an old policy
writer He said that be “a the
one who first Induced Messrs. Car-
pastel and Farrell to KO. into the na-
tional list. where they were arrested
and convicted. Afterwards, so no 1111-,
derstauds. the people mania: the
game in this city were not asflafled
with the national list and started the
phony sheet." scheme. This state he.
says worked in Stamford. Noe
whik and Derby books being written
in each pace for Bridgeport. ‘ ,; .
This "phony sheet." so he ms, the”
never used anviv'here except ihsta
deliberate attempt Is made to get the
bottom-10f the pie. . He! ‘iftne ‘
(has In the tic-called "strhixitt"
bandits re tery mach quaint in:
11in r. bit with the (treating
out Ietg‘llqhhge of the plays or .W 0
his: speeds] cllknceto will 1
Mr
Chamberlain says thnt mob;
running the policy game in ENG
port withdrew from the central , 1
last March about the time of the duel “
l'lild; Since then Ito drawings 11an
been sent here at all.
tie also says that two man now
under Illdict‘inelft at New you felt
running a runner game in that city
are interesting in the Bridgeport pint.
That the p tits from this "phony
cheat." drawl have been enormous
it easily be figured out when it‘is
ted that on pit average no ponds
it turned in showed less than use
all it and the drawings” were made an 1
the plan to let. the windinxi lid on.
small as posslbi e. .
3m. Chamberlain we sent bills 7e
short time ago to learn why the hue-1
mess was not paying as it should. KB
discovered that in ordere to Job”
miiny playiuxsula pollute some of the
booths were not called for
inst lmomcnhorhioh viasln W ‘
echelont intruded hilt '“
d wins! announced town
which of course made it a sure up.)
hips to) the plan 1hora who use 00
make a CIA.“ play his
Cnmberluin saide that it the
cocailed‘ ‘sernI ht" M94:
oillyed h tdfy bdcdilol‘tid Id at h
60‘ all: in his power to aid the Min ,
udder street; as It was not he ‘ildli “1 ‘
do nothing for them -
, cellar” can ‘
, it! 9"“IEIRR'3
c A 8 T; Q *R i
Opportunities amiiko hill. the 'V
cent get away— 1.
s.
mass—twat;
ode to V M
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