Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 4, 1910 · page 5

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WEDNESDAY; ”MAYL 3:910

 

 

 

It you have oultlysted u‘teete for

good pure, Gently. i'
OUR HOME MADE SWEET.

will certainly tickle your palate. Ai-
wsys fresh and enticing.

F. A. LANE ,

Tel. 409. 51 Wsshington 8t.

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Is Your Launcher Boat Insured
tor the Coming Season?

We write thiansumnce. Call us up
TELEPHONE 165-2

TAYLOR & GOLDEN

All kinds of Insurance-«Marine, Fire.
Torpedo. Autombbile, Fidelity
Bonds. Burglary and Acct-
dent Insurance.

rt‘wneumeron eraser. court-t
NORWALK, CONN.

VINOL

THE MODBRN

Tonic Reconstructor

SOLD ONLY BY

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eveumo eEN'rtNEL TELEPHONE
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92-2—News Depsrtmsnt
Dita—Business Department
44-2—Brsnch Office. Norwalk
890 -—Edltor’e Residence
729-5—City Editor's Residence

 

 

WEATHER FORECAST. M

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For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to—
night. and Thursday: trout tonight in
the interior; light to moderate north
winds The. disturbance that was con-
trai near l’itts‘hurg, PIL, yesterday
morning, has moved L‘iiSlVl’al‘tl. anti is
new central near Nantucket. MESS. It
is producing cloudy and unsettled
woathoi' with showers in Now Eng-
land. An extontlod area (if high pros-
niiro, central over Lake. Suporior, is
producing cool, pleasant weather in
the central and western :sootiona.
Freezing temperatures were reported
from Northern Michigan.’l‘his area will
niovo slowly eastward and produce
cool. ploaaant weather in this vioiirity

. for tho next two or three days.

 

WEATHER A VEAR‘AGO TODAY.
'i‘emperatni'e: bow. «ll; high. tie.
Clear.

 

Many boats are being painted these
days.

Early pens are making a
growth. in many gardens they
not loss than six inches high.

The Day Nursoi‘y Whiot (litih is he—
int; entertained this. afternoon by Mrs.
Elton li. Bakor, of Union street.

~~(‘ontirinatiou dresses at the Krie~
gor (‘03:; store. .

The members of tho Municipal
lA‘aR'lK‘ have arranged to how a
luncheon at tho iiotol t‘iiil'ord illiilt)l‘~
row afternoon. ‘

’l‘lio t'avorlto ItilHIlilltl with tho i'lllltl-
ton now is picking vioiota. Somo \\ ho
are past Childhood‘s ago may also he.
soon doini: tho name.

The great yai'ioty anti
styioa and wash i'tihriot-t
man‘s will atn-oly ploaac
about thorn in tho adv.

Anyway iiniley's t‘tiiiii'l has l't‘bllll-
oil in tho lil'ilsllllit: tip or inovo astrono,
liilt‘itl ltiiowlotiao than any oolosiiiii (It-
onrronoo in novornl yoarn.

’I‘Iio Around lloilor (‘ompany aro gt)»
lap to give you .‘lt‘i't‘l‘lil roasons why
you Nllmllil iiso thoir holloi'. Tho first
roason will ho found in todity'u isnno.

'l‘ho toliut-oo nion dooltiro that thoy
aro going to llii\'t,' tho Ininnor han-
diiot oi’ the your, both in ntnnhoro
and in the quality of tho oiitortain
inont to ho olIorod.

it' you want to know why tho ('tlllll'
liit‘ Antoniohilo Company HOIII 285i
oars tho iirut tliroo IIIOIIIIIH this your
lot I". E. Lockwood 6': (‘0. niro you a
stiigio titlinonnt ration. Si‘t‘ titlv,

Sigiiiiiount i'iiota oi‘ton no loin; llll
notiood. A \voilitnown innit liapponoti
to location, this morning, that ho watt
horn on April i. and thou wondoroti
why oroi'yono said: "That aotoutitr. tor
ii."

wlli‘t‘fit-lt'l-‘t for confirmation. at tile
Ki'ioum‘ (‘o.'H ulm‘o. ‘

lion't forgot to attontl tho spot-int
aorvioo at tho i.it.:litliointt~ Mission lliln
oronina. Mr. (iiirpcntor will npoiik
and Min-t, William Stone will aim: ii no-
lootion. Tho. ohoriitl from tho tiliill‘t'li
will aluo aiiiu. All iil't‘ Wi'li'lltiii'. Sonia
l'i‘oo.

’I‘Itot‘o will ho an important tnootintz
of tho Moroiuinta' tiiltI hliiiini’aoturora'
Axum-lotion thin evening at tho South
Norwalk tiltilt. Vill‘Iitiiil oonuulttooa
will probably give in roportn and minor
lliilllt‘l'tl of intorout will lw tlloononoti
inoludina ii iiiuitititz.’plat-o portnanoui-
ly.

It'l‘l‘tlt‘i‘lt'k it. Waiortt. who has hoon
in tho milk huntnooa In 'l'ho Norwaika
for tourioon yoiire “ml to well known
Iii that lino. liliii noitl out hie littttinot-ltt
to ‘i'liomau it. Woodrufi‘, or New York.
who him already taken it. up. Mr.
Water» halt not yet announced hie
piaua rogardinu iildgtutiiro hintiaoait-
Whirl.

Chief of l'olit'o-yoiltner today Kilt"
ooodod in rt-atorlmz lid to an cinployo
oi the has houao of tho. iioiiaaiohie
(‘onipatiy. in Ntli‘WillIi. it not-nut that
two of tho oinployott had it tiitlpiito and
one of tho tnon wan tllttohnrtroti. The
other man had loaned hlni Sid and he
wart afraid he would not, not it hack.
He complained to Hiiporintoutitmt
Millie, who now Chief of Police Voll-
mer. The latter had a talk with the
man. and as a oontmqtionoe the till won
paid.

good
a ro

at t l'iit'l i \‘o
ltit‘ltoi-
Moro

at
you,

 

 

exrni one: sailor MM

WRITING PAPER

80 SHEETS PAPIHJO INVELOPEO,

25c
Whit *

Cl WMHINOTON OT.

rotor to roporin tli.it iuruo Itllll'lxfl til

ANDERSON'S
Launch Works

Bout Frames set up and may to
plank.

All kinds of repair work.

Launches oil ell sizes built to order
by competent workmen.

OystchheIlPoint,Norwelk
A. J. Hand & Company

ElEClRIEll ENGINEERS lllll
lllillllllflllllll

JOBBING AND REPAIRING

Hoyt's Theatre Building. Bouth Ner-
waik. Conn. Phone 42‘

 

 

Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning

Wagon
will clean your house in the best pos-
sible method. Satisfaction guaran‘
teed. Reasonable rates. Phone 477.
or send postal and get estimate.

CHAS. H. DOWNES

9 Courttandt Place South Norwalk

MRORERT R. MONROE

Holise Mover and

General Contractor
Work Promptly Attended To

P. 0. BOX 733 SOUTH NORWALK
WALL S'l‘llltll‘l’l', lti:lti a, in Early
pi‘it-os of Americans in London ahowod
violent rooovorios tt'om the closing
hot-i.- yostorday anti iliiviiliip, prtoort in
Now York showotj oonyulstto roltountls
in nyinpatliy 'l‘lio prinoipnt hill-'i'lllii‘
Il\'(‘ lSSiit‘N slit-Ii no i'nitod Stains Stool
i‘n‘ion l'tit'iiio, Souiitorn i‘atitit-
Houdini; altowwl wido quotations on
runniinz aulos 'l‘ho adrant'o ran in
Soutlioi‘n I'aoiiio to _' i=3. Ainoi'ioiin t‘nr
2 H, Houdini: L’ i-N’, l'itniitltiin i'nt‘itlo '3.
Virginia (‘ttroltna t'lioiiiloui i It .\. l'ii~
ion l’tioitio, Noi'tlioi'n l’lit‘lllt‘. tiiotii
Nortliorn pid tiiiti North .\llli‘i'll'l|ll I
l-'..’. i'. h‘. Stool i :i-N and tho lit‘lll‘i‘ list
gonoruil) than a lzii'uo ll‘iit‘lliill to a
point
\\z\l.l. S’l'lll'fill'l‘. ll ii In I'ittilitiit:

 

 

 

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Looking for a Spring Suit? Let us take you up the
line, from the fancy cassimcre and blue serge suits at
$10 to the finest wcrsteds and fancy cassimcres. hair-line
serges and shadow-stripe effects at $30. Yes. and the
new browns. too. You'll find we have the suit you are
looking for‘. and that it will fit you right and satisfy you
in every way. ‘

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Interwoven Hose in the new colors—~thc best quarter
hose in the world. Six pairs for $1.50 will last you the
whole season.

14 So. Main St.,

Masonic Building.
So. N orwalk.

TWO STORES: Norwalk.

 

 

 

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START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT.

The success of your broods, from tho‘niomont they are out of tho
oholl. depends on tho food you into. "Iionnio" ("hit-it Food. home pre-
pared and Ireeh each day, is the. kind you can dopond on to make iino. .
hoaithy {owls and future alt-tidy layera. [ivory grain in "Dotinio
('hiok l“i‘t'tl l5 swoot and Ellillltl. and in solid nutrition. "liotinlo"(‘iiioit
It‘ood contains tho (‘l’lOll‘l’fil imported 'Mlllotu. fiiio t‘J‘llt‘kt‘li oharonttl
anti thoroughly grind and selected grains, ouch as out moat, orackmi
\vlioat, crooked kittilr and line old cracked Corn. Why not use s ro-
linhio, apociaily proparotl, t-inan, wiioloaotno teed. l‘rorth made each day,
rather than food from tho Wont. nocoasnriy stale? Wily Iiiiit! tho
chance when you pay as much it not more? .

Quality First, Last end All in. Time. 3
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
"For the Land Sske" we Bowker's
Fertilizer: for Lawn; Garden end
Field.

ARK lt‘or :‘Bonnie"
lioino Ground Foods;

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JACKSON’S STUDIO

PHOTOGRAPHS ' " "- ‘

In Folders, Artist Proot. Panels. finished in Sepia and Engraving Black
on Rich Old ivory Stock

PICTURE FRAMING AND FRAMES of All Patterns

Jackson’s Studio

53 Wall St. NORWILK. CONN.

 

Opposite Hotel

 

 

 

taking Halo:~ holil lilo uizirhot itt ohooit
for a whim Atnorioan Suit-lint: ltloilltl

it lm'uo t'i'iiolion. liritek lili‘llii: titoit
tlovolrod iii tho grain oarriors and tho .

oponint: iigiiros. Trailing: itorntuo urttti
titilly tttillor IIM prit'w IIllHillt‘t'il. itoatl
int: trained ill-3,1'tilmi i’iit-itio "J ::~.\‘, tit
Paul L'. Alt’lilatlil I .‘va and ltooi. island
tiiiti Ainaiuaintiti-d t‘oppot‘ i 1": Host
inpliotmo I‘ili't‘ll'it‘ mound l

\\'.t\i.l. S’i‘lilp‘IC'i‘. Noon. .\ violont
tit-oiiito in toroimi oxi-luinao taios intro

now liilll'tiilil hoods Illltl noon wold
tot'oittnors. liilliiiil‘n pint-oil Illl‘
amount all ovor Slottouodtoo Atonoy
t'iilon in London Wl‘l‘t‘ violin and or
time ltii' Mocks l‘illill‘ from that t'oiitoi‘
'I‘lio niu'iipi t‘ot-oroi'v iii NIIII'RK wan ut-
ti‘lllutod ltirttoly to Ilit'Ml‘ t'lllth'N ’i‘ho
pl‘ot‘t-auloiitil olotnoiii \‘li'iit‘tl tho 1""
('(l\‘t‘l'_V‘ with minnioioii. luivina iii tnind
the follow youtoitiut of it hillliliil‘ rat
ly to hold Hi Paul Hillfll‘tl 2%. North-
oru I’aoltlt- an. ll. H. t-iiooi 1.”... Anton
loan Sonar 2. and othor promlnoui
nttn'ltn Iioiwoon l'y to L’, I'llH't-i Wi'l't‘
Hlliilli‘tl itoi'oro noon. llllllilh \H‘i't' firm
or.

WALL H'l‘ltidlei’i‘, I p. m. ~ilnion l'ii
oillr and Sonllioi‘n l'lii‘llll‘ hot-unto
htronn and Nllll‘lttii tho wlioio tint on
\Hii'll attain. Many luruo Illiit‘liH oi’ tho
|il‘llli'l|liil thii‘lttt iroi'o Ill‘tlillttlil t-loutli'
i'i‘n I'uriiio mount-id Jilin. ttnlon i'uolilo
it‘d. ollntlinu It. t‘tnmtilltiiiiotl lillti unit
U, S. i-itool 2'9 and lint-it lulaiitl ilIItl
Amaiuumalod t‘oppor 2%.

NEW YORK. May rt. 'i‘lio Aoloriotin
'I‘oittioro (‘oinpuny today doolui'oti ii
tittiti‘tetly tllritiotitl or 2 Hi our cool. on
tho oootmon liltll'lt and an extra ilI\l-
ttoni ot 7 nor l'i'lil. A ttiiurtorly divi-
tlontl or i I": nor t'ollt. woe dootnrotl
on the prolot'roti alook, All tlietto tllvl-
tloutltt were tho name an thmte Ior tho
that tltiai‘ittt'. 'I‘iio i‘XII'il illvltlnnil lio-
(‘llll't‘ll it your ago for the (lilri‘l‘tiliiililI-‘
Ina tpturtor wan tire iti‘l' cent.

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ISHING llEK’

For Fletfish sad Trout.

Baseball Goods

OF ALL KINDS

At COLEMAN’S

NIWI ITORI

 

10 North Main t. Southwiti .— lit.
. " ”mm M: it’ll. spaniwi’m

\t'liolo inarkot iiitIH‘tl up to allow tho "’"5- Hard Crabs. L°"9 and Round Claams, Weskfisll. Lobster:
Clams tor Baking.

 

 

Isuesli em! Opening Geode

 

itx rino ot‘ a point iiilil otiior MMIIMM"Eoygltzre ytct’pmcgmbg‘etsil‘l 21:351.?“ every day. The only place to town that
. .at iii .

Flats, Steak Cod. Roe Shad. Buck Shad.
Bluefish, Halibut. Shad Roee. Rockaway Opened Long Clams. Greenport Oye‘

and Gosling

utbill’s Bridge Fish Market.

TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.

.5: ~n.~=_mn.w--m:.--m

® A&P Specials @

vans? QESr‘c‘RE’Kitiénv ”e’urrenfa Mpeittéi‘“. ,

 

 

................. 33::
WARRANTED EGQE. adoxen .. . .. . . , ..... ..,......250'-
AAP FANCY PATENT FLOUR. 2A‘wpound suck ............... 80c
A&.P FANCY PATENT FLOUR. a barrel , . . ..... 06.30
FANCY POTATOES ....... . . . the a peck; 00¢:

a bushel

' ”Without. THEBEOT 25c corrre tN Tutu a.

The Great ASLP Tea Company

124 WAOHlNGTON 011. BOUTH NORWALK.
FREE DELIVERY. Deliveries 8:30 A. m. and 2:80 p. m.

 

TEL NO. 909

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Asbestos CENTURY Shingles

Laid tororor. Nort‘r roipdro lilillll Moro than one huntlroti mlliioini
of thoiii Wort.- insert on root» during tho past twelve inonilm.

BISHOPRIC MASTIC WALL BOARD

Heller and (‘liitiilil‘l' thtlii Lathe tutti
FOR BALE AND AM’LIKD 3‘!

CHARLES H. AISTHORPE

6 GRAVIIW AVINUI. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

Pint-tor.

 

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... “Lyman...“ .

AUTO OBI

IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT PAINTING YOUR
AUTOMOBILE, GET FIGURES AT

we 4..»

LUTHER M.WRIGHT'S

noa‘rti MAIN Ann UNION tire.

 

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LES

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at tilt

 

One Man, Joseph A. O’Brien, An
Architect at Bridgeport, Kill-
ed in Milford, Conn.

titttti Etitiiit

 

Speed Indicator Showed Machine
Was Matting Sixty Miles

MILFORD, May i.—.l03oph A. O"
Ilrion,‘ an architect or i‘irldiroport, was
killed and iionry it). Reilly..tnunaitei'
ot tho Stratt‘ord inn, inidly hurt this
morning, when thi- automobile in
which they wore riding crashed into it
tolograph pole with torritio tort-o, nkld~
dod MIDI“ and hurloti tho occupants
out, ()‘llrien'a sittill was ornaiiod rigid
he‘diod in a tow motnonta. lie was
the ownor and driror or tho our. The
iiiaohitio was ooniplott-ly wrookod. A
third occupant of tho car was a (‘OIOP
ed liltiii. Whoao. name is lioliovod to he
Wtilior Jones. The our war: running
at a high spood along Now llaron avo-
nuo at the Illlll'. and at a narrow point
in tho road nour tho has houso had
turned to one side to allow
aiiotiioi' machine. appurontiy -wliioli
was rtttina :iltiill.’ behind it.
to WISH. ’l'lto tt‘iii‘ion car had
l‘illl tilting tho oiiuo of tho
road for nimnt loo yards before it
struck tho toioizrtiph polo The second
our had t\\o tit‘t'liptililh’ and at‘tor tho
lll'i'lill‘nl tho tirii‘or was pluooti'utidor
:irt'ont ll\ ortior or ("oroiior Mix. who
\Hin tullotl from Now Hilton. and at
ltlll't‘ tool. up an inn-situation of tho
iragotiy ‘ho second car itoi'o tho
tinnilior NEWS. which tho pinto automo-
hilo ronialor girl-n in: living (lVl'Iit'll liy
leudoro l“ll‘t"tllli&il, of Now Huron. M r
I“i‘i‘t‘tllililli llilti liltil‘llliltl strait-d that ho
itiiow nothing qt iiio affair. lilo said
his i'iir had IK‘t‘Ii N’lll to ilritigoport
last night too rt'tltill‘h. Lott-r iii ilio
morning lli' wont down to Milford.

linth oars woio l'tllllillis; iii the tlii'oo
tion of .\’o\\ llllH‘lI “hon tiio aori'doni
ntohrioti. and an institution of tho
li'l‘l’t'lti'tl oar HII()\\'|‘I1 that tho apovd in
dioator rounttorod :1 wood or sitxy
ntilos an hour, lino oi tho ours ()t‘t‘li-
penis. ii is said one thrown up into
”to ioloui'niih \\ iron,

Wlioii assistance oaiiio lioiil)‘ i'oqnos
ton that ho ho moron to the Stintttord
Inn. and not to a lltlilliliiii tor trout.
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RECORD VERDICT FOR LOSS OF
LEG.

Appellate Dmgion Upholds Award OI
$13,500 for Dismemberment of
iQ-Ycar-Otd any,

.\l-I\\' \‘illili. film i . Thirteen
thousand «pron tuindio-i and tilt). dol-
lar.» tot tho to» oi a lo; “tin nunrdoti
In llitiilltl Sl‘liiilllt‘l‘ tho ii: you” old
ton of .i |Itillt‘i'il.iiil. in llli' appoilaio
ill\l!~iltli of tho suproino onntt ioNtt-P
tiiix, .‘illlllittlli.’ a tit-onion of tho lowoi'
t'tliil'l it in tho turnout \‘ordiot oiot'

Illlllt‘ltl lioi‘i- t'oi‘ Hit it lItllll‘)

\‘oiiiiu Soliziillui “no «truth in an
iron liar lii'illllltllllt‘. from a work our.
its lio hlitttil till it plaitlutm HI llio Now
\‘tul. Non limon and Hartford Hall-
on) Ill tlit- ilionv .\.< llt‘ had a l'tllll'
initiation lit “VI in his pookoi and was
waiting for it train. tin- i-t-nrt hold that
to no.» to all lntonte’ .l pawonttoi

PINE LEDGE WHIST CLUB.
Ali's ’l'honnia i Raymond oniotlaiir
od tho l'ino imtiuo “hint t‘iuh~ unuor»
dix itlli ritoon, at hor homo. Iltiinldo.
‘l‘ho no\l int-oliiic \\lll ho with His»;

\‘irainta .-\ Moot-ii, it. .iiaplo Nti‘i-ot

 

The Secret

of Iinunoiai out-roan In
Illlti' Htwtltl limit than
you onto.

No lingo oat'iioi‘ t-im
itiit‘t‘i'l‘ll “till dooo titii
rotiiiao this truth and
no Iiilhillll‘h'il. howoror
town. can proepor with‘
out it.

“rain lIIlIl wook liy
saving moro and open
an tioootilii with tho

' South Norwslk l
Trust Co. .

 

 

 

 

David W. Raymond

NING" SENTINE

 

income .

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“Have . Confidence in
. , Your Dealer

Afi‘gi‘eat many men will honestly

 

confess that they deal know an

 

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"all wool" cult of clothes from one
when the pattern and color pleases.
they DEFEND ON THEIR DEALER.

we WOULD LIKE TO SELL. You YOUR

SPRING SUIT

AND wiLL

Guarantee it all wool .
Guarantee it fall color
Guarantee it to‘ fit

and everything else that could he desired in an up-to-date suit. ~

Try one on even if you don’t ”buy

Price’s Clothing Store

98 Washington St, South Norwalk

 

that isn’t.’ Of course t ey know
but as to the Wearing qualities;

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

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Fancy Potatoes, - Bushel, 600; Peck, 150
Very Good Butter, lh ........ .....33c|Walter Baker‘s Cocoa... ...... ..18c
Extra Fain-y Iiuttor, ii) ............ 35c Walter liakor's Chocolate ..... ....17c,
Good Exits, per doz ................ 25ci3 lhs. Peaches.~ ................. . ..250
Home Laid Hairs. por doz ......... 30. 5 lhs. l’i'tinos .......... , ........... 25c
'43 this: lion liiir Flour ............ 45c :l “is. Prunes .................... .25c
lint: lion iiur Floor. 80:; hhl., $6.35 3 cans Tomatoes ............ .....250
it Cans Corn ....... . .............. 25cl3 Cans Peas. ................ .... .250

Struwhorrios. Tomatoes, Spaiiach. Rndiahes, Rhuharh, Asparagus. Cucumbers,
Bermuda Onions. Now Potatoes, Lettuce and Oranges.

UNITED GROCERY CO.

no NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE 143

 

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Neverdus‘ty Street Oil

Will keep the dust laid. Now in the time to piece your contract.
We will give you an estimate for oiling or we have the oil for sale.

MANUFACTURED BY

Century Waterproofing Company

TELEPHONE 368.
EAST NORWALK, CONN.

 

 

 

2i SEAVlEW AVENUE.

 

 

We Are All Going to North’s Studio

lliii Jtipiiio Sophia “TO the tiuoitt produced by any process. Permanent
prints that haw quality and honest value.

G. S. North, Photographer

7B WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWALK

 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 

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L. , - .— \,.Wv
Reason N o. 1

ARGAND BOILERS have a large overhanging fire surface on
which the fire strikes, after which the hot gases pass completely.

around the dome. allowing all the heat to be absorbed by the wig
tcr. resulting in great economy.

There are other reasons and we‘ll tell them later.

The Argand Boiler Co.,

sourn NORWALK. CONN. ',
ARGAND DOILERS ARE MADE IN NORWALK.

 

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Century Compound

Stops Melts on Tin or Shingle Roofs

 

 

Funersl Director end Embelmer

1. Hana Nsin Itrset, tenth Neurotic
antenna. 0 ‘Weeiiin'ten Itmt. 1
Telephone st elilee. me.
Telephone It house. m.

NORWALK
Savings Society,

teeonronarse tut
Deposits over $3,775,000

fleet-[s M. Helms. meet.
Win. A. cut-tie. Vise-nest.
rm Angle. Clay 5 Thee.) .

 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

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, it. who once adopted the child. and

(hit the preparation called "Neveriesk" lit
had leaks or for mm on old or poor
tie "Century Compound."

The above testimony wen elven under oath at the intonation beer-
log in tho titaint'ortl Court. April it, lititi.

We otter lint Country Compound in so: ecu GALLON and such .
entee all flitting Work for three yearn.

’I‘lieCentury Rooiiagfiiiilanufaétudng Co.

ll WAII'IINO‘I‘ON ITRIIT.

not. eiiitshie torsional“
roots. end not an twin; or tint-elite ’

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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ALLEQKU KlDNAPPERB 0N TRIAL}
BOLTON, Kan. May I. 4ft":- poi",
none «were ltrmighi in trial iii the main
I y ooitrl'horrn tori? charged with (Who
oiieiiy in the no national kidnapping
II Topeka in August last of Mari ii
liiosltley. the "tnoupeior itchy" f

Wortd'ti new tame. 'i‘iiip detriment:
are Lire. Bit-lie “ureter. of iinifhim‘N.

who is alleged ”to have planned the
kidnapping; Joseph N. (team. it Ken-N

mm. in whose employ “entry was: their
old Randolph, who to; {mid to turn _ .
driven the motor oer imminent, t ‘

escape with the child. And DIV“ ‘ ’
of Topeka. alleged euro-influx.
iiieeiuerwes ”wrought“? , ”its”
that titim a multinational heme Ii I110.
enurtg was restored to her Butternut

 

has titty detective; Frank H. Tilltite, -

 

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