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In“; laud Nita. which Home. of
Brooklyn, have moved to Spring Hill
avenue. Norwalk.
Fred Wilcox. of Arch street,
gone to Cleveland, 011111.101-
days 11111111111191 trip.
Francinv vflcotield. at Mt. Vernon, in
npondlut a tow due 1111 the guest of
relatives in Norwalk
The Ddflghts of a
Summer Resort
Whon you go In .1 1111111111111 111-
5011,0111: of 1111' chic; d1: lipid-- am
thewlde. cool. way 1111 illid‘dh \" In-rl
you can «It In 1111' 1111: Mlle and enjoy
1.11.1 Curl:
M391}. 501: llid 750 a pair
Sash Curtains. - - 25c 11 pair
31118
has
11 low
IIEIBHEB 80 YEAII
MIDI)! E’I‘OWN May 11.-H0race
I Jollnnoll. of Middle iladdam. hi to (ion-
I noctitut whut dohn Do Voe is to New
E. K. BANKS
MAHAGKIMO HOTEL ILOOK.
’ IOUTH NORWALK.
a 1."!
I ENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
02-2-Ncm Department
mow-lineman department
“vb-Branch Gillan. Norwnik
090 -Edltor’c Residence
72045-01” Editor's Relldnnco
MlBs Frunces Cullen has returned
to her home 111 Norwalk, utter a visit.
with the Misaen Cavanangh, of l’utcr-
son, New Jersey.
—Reud it now. O'Ill'len's adv.
M1' and Mrs. Joseph 13.113113 and
Miss Neliio 1.. Ella. of Camp stlcct
have returned home from a visit 111
Washington, I). C.
There will ho a special meeting or
the Immaculate Conception Society at
8 o'clock tonight in the hull of St.
Mary's parochial school, In Leonard
street
The knocknhout “Vyra” which Is
owned by Messrs. Colcman and
0‘ Brion. has been [11111911 in thc nutcl
having been placed in good shape for
thc season.
——-Squabs for sale. A. W.
Rownn street. East Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. rll'yunt, of Elm
street. have gone to Worcentcr, Must-lu-
chnsctts, where they will rclunln
about, six works. Mr. Bryant is an
agent. of thc Worcester Suit Company.
lie lays up regrets who docs not lay
up money when young. Every young
mull nllollld have a savings account.
The South 51111 walk Trust Company
lmltcn yonl amount and offers four
])(‘l cont. illtclesl
~Auctlon sole. household furniture.
L. J. Reynolds 81 Son's storage wnrc-
honne. Main stl'cct and (Il'cgol'y plncc.
Suturduy, May 14.111 1 p. 111. See adv.
The many i‘l'lcnde of Rev. Kcnnctll
McKenzic, {ltLSIOI' of Christ Church.
chtpol't, w ll ho glad to learn tlnlt, I111
is l'ccovcring from his operation which
Pricc. 8
has bccn pcri'ormed on him Ill the
Bridgeport. hospital.
- ~ \I'nlkn rccorcl'od. curb l'csct. Roy-
nlolld Ill'os.
’I‘hc no _,',§-Ilonsc which in boillg
cl'cctcd ill (.‘l'allhul'y for Albert A.
Wolluilz, of Norwulk, i1: ucal'ly com-
ploted. Tln- masons and pointers are
now at work, and cvcl'ylhlng will be
colnplclcd within a low weeks.
Tile ilnc new rcsldcncn for-Albert.
It}. Hates, Ill Wilton avonnc, in rapidly
llcul'lng colllplotloll. 'l‘llc IIIHSIHIS nrc
relldy to put on the Ride wullm't‘ou-
tructor I'Iugcuc Mitchell. of South
Norwnlk, in doing the painting.
Wnnllillglon (‘nlllp, No. 11. Patriotic
Ol'dcr of thc Soul»; of Amcl'Ici, Ilcld u
rcgnlnl' lncutiug lnat night and volcd
to hold 11 nocinl 1111111111111 1111 Tucsdll)‘
cvcllillg. May fltlll.
cake and It'l‘ cl'cnln will bc nervl-d to
tho ml-lubem and their friends at that
iimc. ulld 11 program will In: l'cndcl'cd.
-——“l1‘or tho Inlld'n nukc" one How
ltcr'n r‘l-l'lillzcl'n. Milllllt-I ’I‘nl'o llntch.
'I‘llc ()l'dcl' of tho (loldcll Sccplrc
will hold lllt‘ll‘ l'cgnllll' lllccllng thin
cvcning In Mystic (lllnlll llnll I11 \I'nnll
Inglon Sll't‘t‘l. ’l‘llcy 1~pr-1~l‘“i11 llllllilll'
ncvcrnl cnudidnlcs. Rci’l'cnllluellts
will hc St'l‘vt'tl and n gcncrnl good
time In t‘XIH'tlt'II All‘ 111culhnrn ulc
cxpcctcd ID he lilt‘Sl‘lil 1111 for no ponsl
No.
State l’oliccmml lionckes won ill
Nol'wulk ycnlcrdny. but what bin min
sion wnh no 0110 known. Iic jlli-ll dropv
pod in for 11 few hours and thou quict-
ly slippod out ugnin. No reponn of any
lnvcntimllionn that. ho might IIIIVt'
nmdl' llll\'l‘ llcen lll'ill'il nnd II In thought
ihut I111 found cvm'ythiug 113 light 115
n drum.
WWI-loll shcll t‘l‘llIlH. Auditorium HM.
0111' of tho Iltli'Hi‘H of \\'llllllni (‘111111'
“'1'”, 1111' building contractor, 1|ch 111111
lcl'duy from un ullul'll of colic. 'I‘hc
hill'h’t‘ wnn 11. lnl‘gc onc, wI-ighlug ovcr
1.7110 pounds and ono of 11 lino pnlr
Wilcn lllc horse won tukcn with tho
colic Mr. (lognwoll llnnlcnod with him
to In. lirundngc. hnl wan loo Into to
nuvo tho aninlul'n lifc.
'I‘llc ,Iolnl pollclcn of lhc I‘liilllliilili‘
Lilo Annurnncu Socloiy 1111' 11 line guar-
nnlm- lo onc'n «11111111. Without colu-
luiiinl. Illfol'lllnllon muy bl- obllllncd
from tho Iocul ngonl. Ill till North
Main niroci.
Arthur lloyt innnchl'd hln 1111111111
bout Aicgl'o ycnicl'dlly. 'l‘l1c craft in
11111» of tho bout in the hnrhol' and Mr.
Hoyt 1111111qu to develop grunt «pm-d
with her for thin nnmmnr... innit your
lhc 111111th won lnonntud upon 11 light
lwd and bc had counldol'uhil- troublc
with it, Now, liowcvm‘, ll lulu llcml
monnlnd upon 11 11111111 noiid bud and
grcul thingn ni'c. cxpociod 111‘ lho honl.
More 111111 rund ti‘llrion'u 11111".
Mnkc yum pm'ch Into 11 living room
dullnu the 11mm 1111111111111 wonlhld' at
n vcly modmnto cold A pllu'c wbclc
you con rmd or Work on tho hottcnl
(loyal. ,vcl lroo from liu- r1111 ulnrl-n 11nd
hoot. You can do thin with Vudor
porch Hhudcn. cold by A. J. i‘ollluu (1‘1,
Company. 'l‘hoy uivu you compiolo
prlvncy 11ml you can uw- the porch or
veranda 1111 ml lunldn room with infln‘
Iton morn comfort on hot days. Bee
adv.
SALVATOR CHARIO’I‘T
General Contractor
Sewer. wntnr Work grading. monon-
ry work and rock cxnnvntlon. Illa"-I
mntnn cheerfully given on all contract
work. Orders are solicited.
111181631 26 wand Street
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Rcfrcnlllncllln of
Guarnnteed suite at the Price cloth-
ing dtbi‘b. from "0 to" $25. "you are
Interented. read the adv. ‘
John MoFarldhd . of the United
States civilly. wall recently a caller on
old friends In South NorWalk
Mrs. W. F‘. Worden. at Mt Kinco.
New York, who has been aerionniy ill
the past two months, in improving.
was a vialt0r lll Norwnlk yesttndny.
{:fivlng made the trip in his antomo
c
-—» Soil nllcll crnbn Auditorium Res
M1' and Min. Charles R. Baker, of
Middletown. have been gucntn oi lulu-
iiven In 13 not Norwalk and South Nor-
wa l1. “
Mrs. William 11. Reed, of Now
York. In the guest of her purentn. Mr.
11nd Mrs. l". W. Starr. or Elmwood
ilVCl’IllO.
’l‘ile tWo wntcllcn which were do
noted by the late Smith Northrop to
tho tll'cmcn, have been given to Ar-
tllnl' linshel and I1‘re1l Warm.
A our of War reu- -Dotroitn having just
nrl",i\ed ilunl’ord &. llrookn nre ready
to make immediate delively 011 one
runabout and ollo denll-tonnenn. See
adv,
Minn Agnes 1.. Golden, of Fairhold
avenue. has returned home from Brook-
lyn, N. Y., where shc has been the
ghost for 11 few days of Miss Madge
Mlllcr.
After the floors have bccn ulicndcd
to ”10 windows clulln our ultcnliou.
If you are looking for window inrniuh-
lugs, A. Ilickernlnu {1‘1 Son‘s adv. will
interent yon.
~—~51hitl hcnn poles. Raymond llros,
Ernest Lush, the former lhluhnry
ball player. who has been playing with
the New York tcnln ill illc Nuiiouul
lcugno thin scunon, has bccu "furnior"
to the 'l‘l'oy N 1' team.
W A lilsbrow who for nullly vcnrn
has conductcd 11 1110111 murkct Ill At all
(my ntrcct and who gnvc up thc lncni
business Ill April, has. hccu ill ut his
homo Ill Acudcluy utrcct for two
wccks with plolll'lsy. lie was able to
be about 111mm ycstordny 11nd grcctvd
his many friends 111 Norwnlk.
'I‘hc Sixth t'olllpnny. it. A. (1., t‘. N.
(L. hold :1 dl'III 11nd hurlncnn mcmlng.
Inst l'vt‘llllig In tho nl'llltil‘)’. It was
voted to pontponc tho ctthihiliou drill
which wun schcdulcd for IIISI cl'clling
until sonic dutl- Ill lhc fulllrc. II who
also voted llllll the company turn out
Post, (I. A. It. A gl‘l'nl muny of the
members: wm'c pl'oncnt lust night and
u very succcusrul drill was thc l'cnult.
»-~.lolln ll, Illlkln, pluno tullcl'. I3 I11
town. ()l'dcrs soul to Mdllnclu-luo Ilo~
tci by pllonc or mail will be uttcndcd Io.
Tilc lilillt' llighwny comminnioln-l' I14
udvcl'liniug for bids for ”11- connlruc
lion of 11 suction of lllucudnln road In
thc town of Illdgcilcld, our 111 tho town
of Now Milford and our ill tllc town of
Iil'ooklicld. 'l‘hc plans and HPI'CIHCII'
tlonn luuy hc cxnnllllcd nt John S
'l‘hol'llblll'n. ilroolttlcld; Bcnjulllin I1”.
(‘1'11111'I1I1'y'11. iiidgeflcld. and Sit-pooh
t‘. llcnch‘s. Ncw Milford. ’I‘hcnc lnou
nl'I- 1'1-npcctlvcly the first eclectlnon or
lllclr towns.
llunfol'd Al llroolln. Illl' North Main
sircot unlolllobilc dculcrs. pro 11 buoy
ilrm thcnc duys, 'l‘llcil' Intent union of
cars lllt‘lllllt‘ 11 Kill horscpowol'. fully
equipped Vollo touring cnr. which was
dollvorcd ,I'cntol'dny lo I'Ibcll IIIII. 11nd
with which Mr. lilll In very lunch plenu-
cd. 11nd 11 \\'1ll'l'cn-llclroll cur. which
will In- lul'ucd over to its pnl'clluncr.
Ih'. Il‘l'illll‘lfil i. Ilnl'nl'll. todlly, 'l‘hln
\Vfll'l't‘ll'llt‘ll‘flll in lllll‘ of 11 cnl'loud
which llllnfoi'd & lil'ooltn ruccircd ,\'l‘l-'l‘
l9|‘(l8.V.
mAucllon unlc. llonm'hold I'ul'llllllrc,
I1. .I. llcylloldk & Son'n .«iorllgc wnl'cv
IIOIHP. Mlllll 1111'ch llnd (ill-gory plm'c.
Sninl'dny, May H.111 l p 111. SW mll'.
'I‘hc Knights of l‘nlnmlnls of Non
wulk 111'1- forming 11 humor III the bane
Iiilll world of lllr connciln ill Norwnlk.
South Norwulk. Stnlnl‘ol'd 11nd ilrccn
wicll. 'l‘llc Norwnlk lcum in 11111 tor
pl'ncil1'c 11111131 11111 nud h‘lllldnl will
play 11 ncrub icuul. tin Ilcl'nlntmn dn)‘
tho local councIl “III ploy Hi, I'clor‘n
l'oumril on tho Ilotnn I‘uinl diamond.
Hi. P11111111 (‘ouncli in ”In Sinmlord
council. 11ml they urn rcpulo-d to how
11. good icnm this; your, A l'cgulur
lilifililt‘h'li 111111111111 was Ill-id 1n lhv 1. lnh
homil- on \\ out uvcnlle. but nothing of
Hlil c 1111 Ilnportuucn Willi dono.
To Sufferers tram Malaria and La.
Grippe.
An ovonlndulnrnco in buthlnz at tho
nllol'o Innl pnlnlncr illlcd my nyutcul
with lllninrlu. and during lilo oarly part
or tllc winicl' l lucknd npil'il 1111p vigor.
ilr. ninlt‘n Medicine hail Ilnulnhcd iim
Mulnrlu 11nd ihlln fur llllN nurod mo
from Lntlrlppo which had rccnrrod
ihroo ,vourn unoroanlvcly.
'I'Illlii wrllun :1 clnmymnn wcll known
to tho pooplo ol' NorWhlk,
The "Koehler 411"
IS IN TOWN
Clauy In Appearance, with the Luut
Style Montelnlr Touring Body.
idxtromc power on hills with a upood
of 4 to no miles an hour on high gear
makes thin the Ideal cur.
Remember the annuity littlo "llup~
mobile 20" runabout. also the reliable
Maxwell. "Iizvorlte :10." Ryder—lauds
11nd Columbil.
‘l’hono MR Chili/1111i.
new garage 732M.
'Norwaik Consolidated
Auto Company
241.6. or our
George Brown, at Cannon station,-
on Momorinl liny with liouglun li‘owiorl ~- ~
acoul dell lllftll hut-111:.
You (All 111.. 1: our 111111 porch :11 11.11111
Lyshnnipa out the sun
11“th llcy 11,1 iliillt‘ Inert:
lhc) prarllrllly
to your
an mullormhn
wit VII durl'ihn
3112 (Eel-pout ti
dumb" to home—«the
plelmn "comp alldlurin till: healed
1111111111 '1111111 sel’lH' 1111619111111 01 It'll
on 11mm until
Porch Shuttles
whil nrrivm llrll'ac .er h- .11- wluut‘iomna-
1:11; by. 111111111. 1m hm Vudor \Induw
Sluzuli: a lmlcrl lo yum window: u 11ch
ihcvlllll let In the tool lm-czc and hep
out 110 hour nl tin lumlmi 111111.111"
are evlrclnlly connmndcd 101 numriu
null Ilvluu moms.
Vndor Porrh Shade-1 11ml lmm I? hit up.
Hwy-'11onlanndilllllnl lulu” 1(1 [1,”.
nlunlw ltll the woodwork oi your homo.
You are enpoc hilly rcqueated to
vicw tho Vudor 1)!an in our
Hlludc depnl lmenl.
A. J. Collins Co.
Funeral Directors and Embalmers.
' South Norwalk. Conn.
12- 18 North Main Street.
DON’T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY TO
PREPARE FOR BUSINESS
At MERRILL COLLEGE
COMPETEN Are Wanted
aooxxsarens
ereuoenAPHzné
OFFICE AsglsTAN're
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
: 58 WALL STREET. PHONE 438.
WOW”:
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NORWALK.
WALK-OVER SHOES.
“The Big 4”
'I‘lll-l'l' nl‘c four l'cueuuln why you nhould \vuul‘ WALKDVEIL
Shocn, 1111111on ,,
WALK-OVENS ul'c d111‘llblc_ WALK-OVENS urn comfortable.
WALK (WERE nrc stylish. \VALK-(WFJI prlccn 1111' only
$3.50 $4.00 $4.50 $5.50
FLYNN 8. RYAN
90 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
Jersey, 11 Weather prephet by nature.
11 Weather near. Horace will he 80
yours young Friday.
lie in 01‘ English 1111111211111, and ancient
lineage. The cllllgrnnt ancestor was
John Johnson, who come to America
In the heel with Winthrop, and notiled
Ill lloxbul'y. Muse, ill 11531. Hm'nco
Johnson Ill 11 11ml of Henry Johnson and
Mary wllitouloro both of wholzl wore
born Ill Middlotuwn. He was the eighth 1
of a family of nine children and wool
born at Middle, Haddam. May 13. 18-}
24. Uunlil llc vouched the age of ill
hill only udnoution noventagen were
obtained at, the district 11011001. 011
. practice to study by tho light of can
‘dlen plllchaucd from tho scanty cnrn
Port Chester Stamford South Norwalk
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O. D. Jackson
Optician 7
MWOMOM
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LINENS
The enormous quantity of housekeeping linens that went
out of the store in April left our stock rather low. We have
filled in the gaps again this week and can chow you a splendid
assortment of Fine Linens for festive occasions.
Fine Imported All Linen Towels.
Scaris and Squares in wanted sizes.
Monogram Towels for hand embroidery.
Five o'Clock Tea Cloths.
Damask Luncheon Sets.
Hematitched Linen Dinner Sets.
Table Linen Pattern Cloth with Napkins to match.
Doylics. Tray Cloths. etc.. etc.
No need of telling you how fashionable “Linen Showers"
are. but we will note the fact that «this is an ocrauion where
you may "showcl‘ the juuc bride with dainty. beautiful, artis~
tic selviccablc linens of quality, ...—.....L very little cost
The N.E.RyanCo
86 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK
Bathrooms Complete
$501.99..
”AT—~—
23 MAIN srurn'r. 11011qu
-—-Mrn. Young Wilol '
wl’erhupn hubby‘s nwny.
wiiecn 11111111 for 111111111 1111111
-Proimllly he's 11 lllllo hmnnnlck.
mllnnzern for night of baby.
wnun'l rolnc homo just vol.
-»~-Wh,v not solid baby to him?
"Not in person,
wlmt rid plmlourupll.
Jiu untrue-If. too.
'"flfllllt‘ wily.
""SIIYIIP photograph.
GEO. S. NORTH
Photdg‘ aghor
78 Wilmington Street
The Heating and Plumbing Co.
lonving Hollool he wont to linrtiord
‘nnd ontored the atom ott'latiln it Spen-
cer at a salary of $150 a year. He had
on innate tonduonn for mnthematlco
and utter working hours' it. won his
lune
Mr Johnson lemuiuod with Catlin 61
Spencer for seven yours. and at tho
and of his cngngclnbut there his salary
hnd heon Increased to 3500 11 year.
With money saved he begun his first
speculation ill ncodlee. tic made
house, and since then Il(‘ has contin-
ued Investments in rcni astute and Ilnu
crcctcd 17 buildings Ill the city of
Hartford alone. For many years he
conducted a IlllHllIl'SS ill.110colltl-llalirl
goods 111111 won 11 ucncrnl auctioneer In
Hurtford. Ill civil wnl' times be In
vcstcd in n ntonlner plying bctwecn
Now York and Suvnnnah, which all
one tIluc llc wnn tho only civilian trnv-'
cling on u train with President Lin-
coin
Studied Meterology Half Century
I‘m more thou half 11 c'o'ntuly he has .
lllndc n study or luclcorology uud halls;
guiuod morc than local rcnowu an 111
[OI‘UCIISK‘I' In wcnthcl' condition. his
prcdlrtlonn bclng gcucrally qllotcd by
tho prcss throughout tho ntulc.
Mr. Johnson was first brought. proml‘
llcntly hcforo the public wllcn lit' 11“"
dictcd tlic grout blizzard of I883. .\lr,
.IOIIIISOII ownn propcrty on tho wont,
nidc of IIII‘ rivrr in wllnl in known on
tho "t-Iirulle.” null hnn oilcll contour
plulcd lhc t‘l‘i't‘iltlll of un ohscrvnlol'y
to curry on thcll' stilllicn.
Mr. Johnson 111111111 grunt prldc in his
town and rillupc and line: In l'olltclllphl-
lion runny chnngl-u 11nd ilupl'orcnlcutn.
llc has I'onnidcl'cd upr'nlng up and gill
lug lo lhc villllgc tllc tract of loud Ill
limit of bin rv'eildcllcc for 11 library.
church or public building. Solnn )‘t'lll'H
11111) no Mil-rod to lilc stoic n ll‘lii‘l 111’
lnud of about 21111 111 toll turns on llll‘
top of l‘ohllll lllonntuill-{nl nu ohm-1111-
tol'y, if ”)0 11111111 would ncccpt It for
tllnt pnrponc. but it wm ilnnlly l'I-jcct
cd. llc hue mid lllnl he will glw this
ll‘til‘l to tho Milii' for n llt,‘t'l‘ 11nd fort-:11
1'1-11111'1'11li'1u for Ito rollnidcrn illnl It is
lilnc lllnt we did noluctlllni: {or tin-
protcclinn or dot-1'. Ill' 111111111115 your 011'
lhllninrtic olcl' Illv :gnhjw'i, 11nd has ill
mind olilcl' nilllilul' donations it‘ this
In :11'1'111111d. for Ilc own»: rmmidcl‘oldc
land 111 and around thc villzlgl' of Mid
. dlc llulidntll, A icldkpzll' millc has l'l‘
ccnlly Ill-cu (lin'lll'tl and In producing
11011111 of tho bclli lilliit'l‘lil ill the stulv,‘
which is locntcd on his pl‘opl'rly. |
Conn. Valley Interests.
Mr, Johnson lnlu'n 11 grml pridc In
Illt‘ hllllol'ic llllt'l't‘NlS of tho t"ollnc1ti
1'111 \fllll‘], 11nd :cnhn of tho gcnvr-u
ltuno his llllnlly iln-l liwd lll IIH‘ \‘lL‘llI
11,1, hc lining hol'u Ill lllt' IIUIIN‘ 111
\\ lli1l1 hc 111m I11 3 “I 11.11 1 tho 111111
llclu lllH \lllnpc In tho 11111111 In till
I Illll‘tl Stuil s c\1"cpllng nothing. Ulit ‘
1:111 looh fol lllllt'H 11p thc 1‘ ounccl liIII
liwr 111111 I111 lllll‘l)‘ winding»; .lt this
~utlon 11nd It would llc hunt to null
11 lllll'r ricw thnn lllt‘ onl- ironl tho
hilln Silil‘iliillillllg thin viliilgc,
Mr. Johnson hos 111111111 11 11 point in
uncul'c historic l'clics nlld furniture.
Ilzlrlng ll privulc collcl'llou which
would be hard lo duplirulc, llc. lulu u
lllllllhcl' of rum plucpn of flirlllllll't'.‘
1111111111; IlIl‘III 11 until hr 5111's llvlongcd to ',
liorcl'nor l’oud, 11 llllrl'ol' wllI1l1 wnn
originally owncd by llon-l'nor .icwcll'n
lliilllll'l‘. 11 Ht'ilt‘t' out of tho old nintl'
IltillHt‘, u pllil' of longiloldcl'n which ho
lounod l'l'ilzillnlly in i‘ommodorl- Mc-
Iionollgll. clc. Ho 11an llilH n liitll‘ oi
dnor'llnndlrn which hc Ellyn “'1‘!“ on
lllt‘ couch of (lcncl'ni .lncllnon; 11 pull'
of kllcc lnu'ltlcn owul'd ll} tlcocrui Lu
lllyctlc: i'o'l‘fo'cl lll'llln ullcln; pickcd oil
lhr IIcId 111 Anllctnlu. guns from Ilnl'
pmn l-‘r;11‘,\ (111111110 god» (which llc
1111111 Ill' tlm'k 111d worship) nlnl llillll,‘
11111111111 '11 Ii'ulli'llh l‘t)lilt' oi lliilllt‘llm
ulzu 11nd rnrv
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KNOCKED u~co~e01oos.
Freight Conductor Get. a Hard Blow
on HI: Head
“llllilll (huh-11,11 iroighl «ondnctoi'
rliiplmml by tho Now \nlk Now Il_u‘
IF" and ilnrli‘old lulllond 11d llylng
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ucrldcnl tut Townntlc luic Monday llf’
torlumn. Mr. 011111111 won 111 cllnrm- of
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'rnwnnlic whnn nonmlhing wl-m wrong
with n brnkc conm'mlou on 11 «ml
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11 lnvnr 1111011 in connbcilon with tho
our I‘lnw fili'WIll‘i‘l, nil-thing him fairly
on lllv Yoruba-ad, 'i'hl' mnn wnu knock-
cd nnoonnclonu 11nd won in thni condi-
tion for nilvuu mlnnlcn llflcr tllc- 1111'le
hnre‘ot hill crow not him luln tho on»
human. A iclcumm wuu mull nip-1111 lo
I‘innhury 11nd when 11111 1mm llrrlvml
ihcm luolllcnl llunlnlnncc won nwaltlng.
' Mammalian abowml tlml lip-1'11 will:
no fructurn. and tho nklu wan not own
11111in broke-11. 'l‘ho Iniuml man. hour.
«var, complained of curious union in;
tho hack of his brad 11111! was uniform,
from other hrnlnon. lio wnn rollnvpd 11
inc linuinlry Motion and wont to but
homo in lint Hartford. '
NEW EXAMINATION PLAN
The rule for the nxamlnntlon of 11111
plln of this Norwnlk grammar «chords
for nutmncu to the high school has
been greatly rhnngrd this your. and
In 1111 Illlprovnnwut nvcr inn. method
ilm‘tl innl. your. The examining com.
miller lids your will be composed of
fiw hummer nchoni principuln, ouch
to “Mt! our nubirwi in cllnrfit'. The
mnmumdonn wll 1w giwn In the 11,»
spectlve schools of the pupils.
enough out on thin vcnlurc to buy 11 ‘
Jud 3e
We are showing I. fine
line of Linen Suits.
sizes from 14 to 47
AT POPULAR
PRICES ,
MINTZ’S
'5, ‘The House of Attivity and Progress
92 Washington
Street
entury Compound
Steps Leaks on Tin or Shingle Roofs
lint the preparation culled "Ncavcrlonk" is not suitable for stopping
blld hulls: or for use on old or poor roots. and not as lasting or durable
:11; “Cclllnl'y Compound." .
'I‘Ilc llilnrc instlluony was glvcn under oath at the injunction hear~
lug In tho Stnnlford Court, April 11. 1910.
We (mar ”11' Century Compound at $01: PER GALLON and gnar-
nutcn :1ll rooting work for three years.
The Century Roofing 81 Manufacturing Co.
33 WASHINGTON S'l REET.
The HaidlSiBailey Co
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
MILL TEL. 40-3.
YARD TEL. 40-2.
Lumber and MillWork for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace ...,j;
SPECIALTIES
Window (lines or every description One, two and threeply Tul- Paper.
S: mil Weights and Cold Slaters' paper,
Moulded I\ oodcn Gutters two silos. Sheathing and Ilullderu' Paper.
”Lincoln" Asphalt Fabric Rooting.
warranted Hair Insulating and Deni‘onln; Fluent.
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AUTOMOBILES
IF YOU ARE THINKING AEOUT PAINTING YOUR
AUTOMOBILE. GET FIGURES AT
LUTHER M. WRIGHT S
NORTH MAIN AND UNION STS.
71' Extra Spec1al®
WM 15c
60c
'"l'ne Great All? Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON STU. SOUTH NORWALK
(navy
Ilancy Maine Potatoes, a Peck
Fancy Maine Potatms, a Bushelp
FREE DELIVERY. Dellverlol 0:30 a. m. Ind 2:30 p. m. TEL 110.»!
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IT IS TIME TO FURNISH YOUR PIAZZA WITH
Porch Shades, Chairs. Rugs and
' Hammocks
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mil 1'”! CH IIAMMIH‘ it It you llilH‘ llI'H‘I llli 1i 111111 of “1ch you will
In dilillllNl‘II 11! ihc conlfoll illl'y nflord.
The A. 1. ANGEVINE & son 00;;
134430 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALKI
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Oi Warm Weather
Coming on do you dread keopihn 1111 the tire for your
cooltliltz. bukinn ntc’.’
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our 131111111112111111'0111. AND 11.111 u'rovtt. which at»
town you to burn l'onl Mind you lived to. and an
mower you won to.
' ‘ thine In and son the dillcrcnt niylen wo oilnr.
The Jones 8. Hotchktae Co.
17 WALL STREET NORWAUK,OONK1 '
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Norwalk Chronicler