Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 25, 1910 · page 5

 
 
 

it y'aufltave oulttvctod‘o lento tor
good pure. Candy. ‘
OUN' HOME MAD‘VQWIITO'

will certainly nonfatal-mike. Ai-
wayo treait and antic a.

F. A. H ,
51 waihtnnton at.

”in news

avianmo IENTINEL 'r'iLepuoua
OALLB

Dee-Now- Department
GEO—Bunion. Department
wz—Bnnch Oitloo. Norwllk
090 ~Edltor'o Relldonco
Ins—City Editor'l Haldane.

”WEATHER FORECAST.

. For Nor’wnlk andvvlcinity: Showers
and cooler; moderate variuhie winds
becoming westerly. Ruin hue fallen
during the last 24 hours along the At-
lantic Coast from Georgia to Maine and
extending as for inland as Ohio. Light.
scattered showers were also reported
i‘rom upper Michigan and Knnnns.
Cloudy and rttlny Weather continues
this morning along the Atlantic coast
and in the custom portion or the Lake
region. There has been a slight tall in
temperuturt- in the central nnd eastern
sections.

WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'l‘emporntnrc: Low. 59: high, 72:.
Clear.

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

MEMORIAL DAY SENTINEL.
The Evening Sentinel will he pub-
lished an a morning paper on Memorial
Day, May 30m.

 

1

Two eyelet Sailor lien in nil leathers
at 83.00. See tidy. ot‘ lilnx Levy.

Edward J. Murphy hue told-n u posi-
tion at the Eagle (late on Mnin street.

These are the loot {our days or the
May Stile nt {3. .l. Mlulz & 00's. See
adv.

Spccini unto or summer furniture at
the lived store. See udv. on second
page.

Edison records for June at . now
rendy at i‘. E. Lockwood ditUOtifiee
lldV.

it you are looking for a modern
house the our. of ii. it), ltnnu at Sun
will internal you.

Everything ront't-lyiiiile in tho lint-
oi huts will he found at ()‘lirlcu'a. tit-c
ntlv. on eight pope.

lt in the plumbing that t‘tllllilii. Hor-
ace ll. Nash roll-rs you to his tnnny
Dll‘fll-ll'ti customers. Sec adv

Now in the time for the hint- some
units. Rogers nmi Stevens hove flu or»
tonxive line at nil prices. Sue titlr.

The local iturlwrs‘ Union hold it
meeting [tun evening at ihtI Lyceum itt
Wushinuton nit-cot, when three condi-
tintcs for membership were occupied,

Mien i-ltllth ()lttiatottd. ot t‘t-ntrnt
Park West. New York. hon returned
home utter a ohm-t visit with her Hint
tor. Mrn. Frildm‘it'it M. Miller. of lid
llnlou street, this city.

Ml‘ii. William P. Word. of Iliwt'
utrt-ct, woe taken with diphtheria last
nlitht. The older-n nun or Mr. and Mrs.
Word, who has been quite ill for sov-
rrnl duyn. in now ‘luiproving nicely.

There in a rumor around town thnt
nu interesting inilo loot turn will ltikt-
pinrc on the old Fair grounder iintur-
tiny utternoou hi it o'clock between
Arthur Slovene, oi Bauhu‘ litvory tita-
liit- nnd "t‘nptlin" ltellene ot Soilitan'n
Livery ntuhh». The rare will he quite
on intoroutlntz out~ it pnlird of! an hoth
urn unit! to he excellent rnnnrrit.

A nociui und reception in recount-
lion ot the tenth nnuIvurunry oi the
in-ulnniuu of tier. 0. I). thrill-rho nor.
vice nit ptuttor. will he held in tho
Norwnlk tlougrumilionul chapel thin
owning at it o'clock. Greetings will iw
prom-uteri from vnrioun clergymen of
the town, the i'iittl‘t'it quurtrt will «inn.
the Erin-rt (‘iuh orchentrn will play.
unit a honey atoning iii uncured. ’l‘lte
neuron» and ti o illOniliill‘a ot’ the Int-io-
ty'u t-oiumiiie . with tht-lr wivon. and
tho lu-ndti of tlio vnrioun‘rhurch tirittilil~
nations, will nrt on n reception commit-
tw int/wry member of the whitest»
lion in rordiuily invited.

Ii input-tut meeting ht tint Elouth Nor.
wuiit Firt- Department will he held thin
owning in 8 o‘clock at Old Well llook
illliI Lnddur (prurient in littvilnnd
titt'mtt, when notion will or tutu-n on
the invitation of the Rev. ll. it. (inr-
prntnr, pauior tit lilo flouth Not'Wulk
itnptiin Church. to itiltqid Mil'Vit‘t.‘ at
tile church on tinndity evening. .lunr
inn. Another important matter will
prolmitly he ditttiiiiifled tit thitt tithe will
no the proposal. in totinotttlon with the

urchene by the city of the Woodward.

rl tit and iirown proportion for unini-
eipn Diifmliiiit. on lhu admonition tor a
«mural tire notion in the Wright tintin-
nut. There in u atroug tittitlilntmi in to»
vet oi‘ ouch it move in the department,
though it will Ifikt‘ u department mm.
in; to ascertain whether it is uncut
mood. The him in it! here the Put-
nam home house converted into n po-
lice headquarters and court room.

which idea in Mid to mom with the
favor or the police and court otltolatn.

EM
Stillson’s Remedy
roll MALAntA, tit-tint! AND

PIVKR i

 

 

"* We write this Insurance. Can us‘up ‘

, ‘. “Hutton: nu

TAYLOR‘i‘dtGOLDEN

“ All kinda oi Murdock-dunno, Pm. '

Tornado. “Manila . li'i slit
Bondy. ,. law 'u oh.’
d Mooring

 

c RedonStruétor

IOLD ONLY IY

Thin
F. H. 1311mm

.3:

”WANDERSON'S . ‘.
Launch Works

plank. , ,

All itindu of repair work.

Launches or all one: built to order
by competent workmen.

OysterSiieiiPointNowalk
A. J. Hand & Company

lllBlRlllll“ ENGINEERS AND
liflilliliiliilill

JOBBING AND REPAIRING

Hoyt': Theatre Bulldlnfiitwtlt Nero
walk. Conn. Phone 428

 

 

 

 

Norwaik Vacuum Cleaning
Wagon

will clean your house in the beat poa-
sibie method. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Reononuble rates. Phone 477.
or send postal and get. estimate.

CHAS. H. DOWNES

9 Courtiandt Place south Norwaik

ROBERT R. MONROE

House Mover and

General Contractor
Work Promptly Attended To

P. 0. BOX 733 BOOTH NORWALK

 

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DON’T
Neglect the Chil-
dren’s Eyes

The time to correct thr trouble in
now. Consult, our l’hyuirinn, who
is :1 Skilled Eye Hpuclnliut. nnd
how sinuous mode for thorn it mud
rd. No charge (Or examination.

,THKMER

Optician

 

 

STAMFORD - - CONN.

 

 

 

Mrs. Milly 'l‘t‘ttiimr. (if t‘t‘uwtt are
true. South Norwnlk, with. token to the
Nttrwnlk lloupltnl last evening for
“MK“(‘III tronttuont.

Mrs, (loot-xt- Klimt. of lltirlmr on»-
our. Norwnik. wnu admitted to tho
Norwulh Hospital, yrntcrdny nttvr-
nuun, tor nwdttul trcutnwnt.

'l‘iie tit'Rl‘Ot' toutn oi (‘ont't Norrult,
FUl'i'ltIilI‘ri oi Ann-rich. ui Nnrwnllt. urn
planning in go to New (‘ununn on Sun-
liay, .lllllt' lfllh itiiti t‘titift't‘ ilw d'grmi
work on a clone or t-nndidutrs in that
plurc.

'i‘umorrow evening, in plnrc of tho
nunnl work might ucrvlro iii the South
Norwnik t‘onurountlonul ('hnrch tin-rr
will lw’ a social gathering in the form
oi ti reception to timer who how ru-
(‘r‘tilly unlit-d with tho uwutlwrship of
tho church. There in to he n devotion-
til M‘rvirn nt 1:15, utter which. it your
tuiitw- minimised lot the dunronu tutti
Ilrnmnnvunt-o will introduce the ltt‘Wt‘l‘
to the tiIlIfll' inrtniwru. 'l‘iu- rrtnnlndur
of the owning will he Hprut iiiitttth
ll:n llit‘itliit‘i‘li in uniting u itcttvr per
Hillitli nroimlntnnco with ouch other.

Eugene W. (lhniln, tho lutnouu pror
hihitlonini. wan conurntnluiud til it din.
nor in (llihrngo on hit: tlittcovory in tho
Worthington Cliptlitil of the tort thut
.ltfltut‘ttoo'tt portrait won lanolrd lin-
triclt iieury. and vice rerun.

“You. they tiintit- ll lntllt't'oltti Ittinlnlio
tin-re in Worthington," utiitl Mr. (limi-
in. "it routindn Inc of u tnlniukr u buy
mode in thuitonho.

“Win-n l pruriirmi low in Wuuhcuha
l often wrut iiklliillthl hrluk whether
llitr thin Writ, ont- tit'trrnoon ii young
uwrii in n Norfolk locket shutod by
the: ho wuu town... it girl who hold on
by the intsiu-t‘u hull.

"A young Wunkonhnn. oimorvlng
thin performance, until to me:

" ‘ert. or .illlilli. he often wonder
"(l whnt iiunu twllvhnudn ‘wuu tor. told
how, in .llukn. l huow.‘ "‘

M... _W

A campaign tor hotter veniiintiOn
liltililittil in public iiiliitiliml hail helm
ulnrtmi it)! the Chit-nun rhnpter or the

American Society at floating Mid Vow
tlluttug Engineer».

 

Poet Card Views

Oi Norwelit and Vicinity
6 for Se

150 Subject: to Select From.

Al COLEMAN’S

NIWIITOHI
to North Main It. . Iouiirliiomiit

 

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urges down to sox.

The New Store
24 Wall St.. Norwaik.‘

Auk For "Hermie"
- Home Ground Feeds.

 

Opposite Hotel

Memorial an brings out theiblue sergett on ~ ,
Howi about yours? ‘ .

It you‘ want a suit with the soup to it that
correct 'rtyle and the kind of tailoring concerned in making
the finest clothes you can find anyuthero~

. Here they arc-Hart Schatlner dc Marx blue man—-
plain, shadow-swipe and hair-line pattern}. tuition halt
lined with alpaca. tailored by the finest marge exile“: in
the worldmready to ‘wear today-— 7 ‘

$15 to $50 ‘

Good blue serge suits from $10 up.

-“ww—W‘r.~_..m_nm W ‘

JACKSON’S STUDIO

PHOTOGRAPHS AND LARGE PORTRAITS
The Children's Studio

Ptcrun: FRAMiNG and HAND canveo FRAMES.

Jackson's Studio

58 Will 81.

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TWO STORES:

South Norwaik
14 South Main St.

 

 

 

 

START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT.

The. success of your broods. from the moment they are out, or the
shell. dopen a on the teed you use,
pared and V uh “oh day. ie the him you can depend on to moire tine.
healthy foods and future steady luyeru. Every grain in "BOOMO
Chick Feed is sweet and sound. Ind in solid nutrition. “Bonnie" Chick
Fred contains the choicest imported Mlilcts. tine crooked charcotii
and thoroughly dried and selected grains. such on out local, cracked
wheat, crurkcd katlir und line old «trucked corn.
linhlr, specially prepared, riottn. wholesome teed. frcoh mode ouch tiny.
ruther than food from the West. nettennnrly stole?
chance when you pay on touch if not more?

Ounllty First. Lust and All the Tim.

"Bonnie" Chick Fred. home pr.-

Why not one 3 rec

Why tulle tltu

MANUIL TORO HATCH.

“For the Land on." one Downf-
:ortlliun for Lawn. Garden and
told.

 

NORWALK. CONN.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

TELEPHONE 108..

Salt Oral». 50 and 70c dot-i Corina
Il;.: medium Bin". 15c "3.: 8e- Ban.
1b.; 70th Mackonei, tt’m it»; large Butternut. 14c ib.; Flats. 10c ib.: Whit-
lug (not (ironed). 5 tho. the: Herring (not drenedi. 5 lbs. 25c.: Opened
Long Clams; 40c qt. Ste“ Cod. Native Eels. Salmon. Striped Bans. Crab
Meat. Native Lobotore. Long and Round Clams. »

Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market.

AUTOMO

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

LUTHER M.WRIGHT'S

“Hm... -35....w... .

1y Your. F ish
PRICES WAY DOWN

FREE DELIVERY.

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u "Century Compound."

We otter the Century‘

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- Prices

 

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mntlufirmOmat .,

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'uoa'rtt MAIN AND unrou srs.

Century Compotmd
Stops Leaks on Tin or Shingle Roots

But the preptrutlon culled "Norma-nit" is not notable tor mopping
bud looks or for use on old or poor mate, and not on lutlux or double

Why Not OWN Your

Six Modern Cottages Whit All Improvements
Located on WOODWAHO AVINUI. ‘ o til the Moor iii-tum too
4' . um oi loath

{Pine row at tom anode treat: [and walks. level toil. bind: to
trolidy. and within wollting «than?» at atrium uni tuition».

The nhovo testimony on given under ootli at the injunction hoor-
iug to the Stnmtord Court. April it. 1010.

hound oi. 500 PM GALLON end soon

union all rooting work to; tit «to non. .

The Century Reeling & Manufacturing (30.:

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Home?

email:

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Ranging from 33600 to 35000

$1.000 Own. Inland. on Mimic. It 5% -

NWOCEEEHOYT

cut River shooting. amen-n. “c
c to.; Porgien. to: “3.: Pollock. 8c

BIL—LES

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

‘ Vern old. . of i 1.2.

' DEPOSlTS oven $175,000

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

“0in into

1 matlet‘atmdezroe oi.‘ activity nocom~ ,

. hunted u cothpreitenaive rise in the
. ’ petting prices at awoke to which the

0 "a. nit-nit

)

, .WALL,_81'REET.;€1
prim ware the it .
Kora were diatribe
. luadin otoclw'g
tow- yolthr ity'ti alarm
attic io‘ai hat! or its}
were declines in Oh

\ tiring down
traction 1w
’ unudian Pa.

Great West-
‘ndinx and
iiih 1. mutant
tionui Harvester and American Hide

American fiieei Foo

‘ . and Leather ptd. moved up a point.

WALL STREET, Nouns-{rho dull
and alnxgluh notion reflected the ob~
sence of general interest in the. mark.

desire to await clearer light on gen-
eral conditione. General Chemical
hold at no ndvunro or 4. Reading tell
1 1-2, Union l’ncltic' 1 1—4, Brooklyn Un-
ion Gun 1% and Southern Pocitlc. Am.
eliminated Copper. American Smelling
and American incontiotlve 1. Bonds
Wore steady.

' WAN. S’I‘REE'l‘. i p. m.-—~Aftcr a
torn: intervnl of neglect. tho market
storied downwards again with Rend-
it‘ll! nntl l'nion Pacific to lug tin.- do
u too.

 

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BON'S DREAM SAVEs A JUDGE.

Mm-.—

Bradwoll. _Warned in Vloion. Send:
Lilo Crew Out on Lake.

(illit‘Ath, Mn;- 25.~-Jumping from
nus bed in nlnrni as he woke from a
atnrtling dream. this morning. Dr. J. R.
ilrudwuli aloud lrctnhiing ucvoral sec-
Ollilti. in his dream: tut. hcnrd hie initi-
ur. Judge- 'l‘hotnnn Brudwoli, ruliingio
him for lwlp. Just then he honrd tour
whietlos, long and loud. coming from
tho lniw. They wore the dlnlrvuu six.
lllllh his tntlu-r had tnuglu him when I
buy.

lir. Brndweil rang ilu- telephone and
uhnrply he rolled for the lite uuvtng
Mutton ntni now the ulartn. Then the
phyutrinn tirrencd quickly and run out
to tho Munro ot‘ the lulto. ”1' could no
nothing in tho durum-nu and top, but
lll‘ t‘t‘tlliii irony tlu- diuitonn nigtinlu he
itIII‘W' m null, llu wlu fully roltriut‘oti
(hut hie iuthut one in peril on the Will
tor. .

Alumni four hours afterward Judge
Iimdwvll uttd two women relatives
were ttth’mt ushote tron: a sinking
tunnel» lit the life saving Nilitlott. The

Ifinicphonu ulnrtu Ii_\‘ thei iittlt ltnd RIH'OCI

.mlut' Hi‘tltIWt-H and the women tron:
drowning. '
The life unwm land your out iltlllli'tii>
utely and i‘ulinwtug the direction ot the
diatrvm. uiuunlx t-muo upon the hull
unlnnrrxcd hunt. Shr- luid «prong n
ii-nl. end the party had been ut the
mercy of wind nudwuu-n for imurii be
tore the Mi'flliifli dronm rrvonlt-d to lir.
lirtttiwril his i'ntlit-r'i; lit'liI.

"How did they manage in not it fine
thumb print at litt‘ burglar?"

The old tmuw hurl been pointed
that «in; and he just couldn‘t resist
lIil‘ lt‘itltiiillititt Iii tool iii ”iv Willi! to
me it it nus. III) " lionalott l‘mt.

Srlrnrv in Front-c hon uttered it prize
at “no tor the host litt‘fllfl on “The
right ut nutty-um. uhouhi it he extend-
ml to wonwn; in ohm ctrruumtanrea
nnd to “hut uncut?"

 

NORWALK
Savings Societyi

lNCORPORATSD 1049

 

George M. Holmu. President.
Wm. A. Cur-tin. Vioo-Prntdont.
Frederick A. Ella. snyj Tron.

 

 

 

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A Young Merchant

uiurtrd n linemen oc-
ronnt with thin but:
nix yearn ”to with fifty
dollars.

For one or two years
it won hunt to keep that
account good.

'l‘odny his average
balance in nix hundred
dolinrn.

Tut in why we want
your entail account. We
expect you to grow.

()pcu an hocuunt to~
tlni‘.

South Norwuik
Trust Co.

 

 

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CttyNattonalBank
Iou‘ru nonwnuu. coon.

m
manners A oration. IANKINO
, ouotuuu

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,t..::u.-:. "worm”.
in. Wthi’tvilfl‘mflpirw

Iowan u. unwritten m

JOHN ti. km» in Vienna.

rwuomon mfiowttu. on View
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wimtlo Ioowm. mm

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John H. Know “that mu
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Panama. beauties,

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intuit is
ill tillillliilllt

Trolleymen May Seek to Secure
Him as Third Man on Board

NEW HAVEN. May ‘25.—-—The two
meetings of the New Haven trolley-

tnt-u tout night and this morning in
connection with the vexed arbitration
question no to the increase of their;
wage rule were of a hot and lively
chat-amen it is understood that a large
promrtlon of the men who voted in
favor of accepting the arbitration pro-
position no proposed by the Conntxftl-
out rotnpnny were warmly in furor of
having the lion. George ii. Chandler,
til Rut‘it)‘ Hill. net 113 the third arbi-
Il‘ltitii’.

At the clone or the meeting of the
tiny men. which hud looted {or over
three hourx. Chairman 0. \1‘. Minnlx.
ot the router-once tiourd, lilid that the
momnem had directed the delegaten or
the lot-n! union to R0 attend with the
purported nottlcmoni by arbitration.
An the matter was one which covered
the wnoio state the selection ot‘ no on
iill'htor try the man has been lett to
tln- pnlmurnt oi the coni‘crunrc hourd.
As to whom the conference honrd will
ilnnlly suit-rt on its representative it
was claimed title morning there was
no idea. The conference honrd has ten
tittyn in which to tittminnlv it man from
tholi‘ little of the house. nttct' the ar-
ticles of arbitration hnyo heel: drown.
it it: expected that those articles will
in» titnwn today lwtwren the router~
cut-c houtd Hill the mmpnny. 'l‘horc
is no idea given out an to whom the
road will name no its arbitrator

They Want Chandler.

llut donates prevailed in both the
nwottnua. cumminlly in the lust one.
and there was much diucussion of the
merit ot the work thut had been done
my the delegates.

in it until conclusion. it seemed to
he the note ot the men gathered at
the two meetings, that tho appoint-
ment of the third arbitrator was the
moot Itnportnnt feature oi the whole.
contention. lly many the name of
Representative George ll. (flinndler. oi
llouity Hill. the backer of the public
utilities hill. which was done up at the
loot erosion of the lexialntnre. was eng-
ueuted an the man for this place.

There wan, littWert-r, a strong doubt
on to whether Mr. Chandler would eon-
sont to take the position. and. In to
whether. even it he would, he would be
ncreptuhlc to the arbitrator who is yet
to be hunted by the rullrond. an the
road in not supported to be lost in otl~
Intuition or Mr, Chandler.

To incl-t on 30 Cents.

' The whole matter as underutOod by
the trolley workers int night. umucltu
of delay. which they don‘t like. After
the arbitration agreement has been
aligned nuti the orhitrnhru hare been
appointed, the selection of a third pan
ty will tnite much time. tutti no the
Whole matter may go over into the
hot monthn hetero u limit hearing like:
place in the case. Thin Judgment lit
itungod hy the prom-one that to being
mode in the Springfield-Worcester ult-
nation, and there it in tound that alter
or tout three weeku. little but been
aocuuiptiulwd. although MN“ into
neon reported. The H yoke union.
feeling that the flurtnuiio arbitration
will tinnily reatiit uti- toriiy. tutti
«greed to abide by whit comes out
there.

There ntiil seems to be it tooling here
in New Haven that the butt: of tho
springtield Iottlemont will iiguro very
largely in tint of New Haven end the
kindred titties ot the sanerli contor-
once board in this note. Meetings in
. ‘li‘etto luttor oltieu were very generally
' old tout night. '

The New Haven men will IliIiII. upon
arbitration on the 80 cents an hour tint
rule.

l‘Miite.” unidi’lodding Pete. ”dore's
were i‘inxo duo gold brick.“

"Wtutt‘s happened?"

“Do lady up do road paid dot if N
ottop an mntui of Wood Ine’d gimme
11 “kan‘ r , 5,

"Didn‘t site keep her word?"

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uonp."-«Wubtu§ton Bier.

“ Ready to Wear 

summons-.2 ~ 1 SERVICEAELE‘
:5 §, USTYLISH ’ ‘ ‘

built by makero whdkiiow how. of the right

material. and the coat "is what the reasonable.
man expects to pay" for-a “good” suit. '

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

' Spenkin'g of Straw Hats—we are, showing the
finest “Sennita” ever yet—31.50. 82.00, sum

$5.00. 36.50

Low Shoes to go with the straws. gun metal

$8.00. $4.00

Summer Furnishings of the day.

Price’s Clothing Store.

98 Washington Street. South Norwalk '

 

NORWALK NEEDS AN Oil. WAGON.
Weapon Sent. Over for it: Oil Wagon
This Week.

The people or Norwnilt have been
wondering why the roads have not as
yet been oiled. The work or oiling has
been well begun and would have re-
oolved much attention on Monday and
yesterday had not Weetport received
a earload ot oil and sent for its oil
cart. This, of course, one pot a stop
to the oiling and it. wrmot be recom-
mcnced until Weetport is again
through with the cart.

Street Commissioner John Malone
said today that Norwallt should have
no oil cart at its own. Then the work
could he pushed iorward and complete
ed. As the conditions now stand Nor-
walk must hire the cart at her neigh-
nor, Wootport, and then can have it
Only when she is not making use or
it herself. The oil in here. the men are
waiting to begin the work. but there
is no cart to use.

As someone has said. "Dust won't.
fly when the snow is on the ground."
but surely oil won't spread itself over
the roads. nod there is no wngon to
utilize for the work.

 

 

4
SILENCE WAS COURTESY. '

A man in West Newton, who has
many friends Wits puzzled the other
day when one of them called him to
account for neglecting his wife.

"Whirl in the world is the trouble?“
Hold the friend. "You need to be mam
Iy in love with Mrs. Blank. Don't you
cure [or her any more?“

“i surely do.“ said the husband.

“Well. it you love her, how does it
come that you haven‘t spoken to her
tor the lust nttceu years?”

"Oh. that." said the man. ,“Tbe (not
in. I hate to interrupt her.”-~Boaton
Lender.

NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN:
HARTFORD RAILROAD

TIME TABLE.

“I.

in Ethel Novombot' I. 1009.

SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.——-l::681. 5:081. 6:41;, 5:08.
6:52. 7:20. 7:“. 8218:. 8251:. 9:101.
9287, 10:10:,10:62x. 11:80.
P. his—12:53:. 3:50x. 3:81. 5:0“.
5:35x. 5:60x. 6:40. 8:60x, 7:181. 7:61.
9:i0x. 10:20.

 

 

Inna”.
A2. his—12:03:. 5:07x. 0:412, 5:54.
' 0

10. .
P. Ila—18:50. 2:441. 2:508. 5:85.

~5:50x. 7:13. 7:432. 9:40;, 10:10.

 

new vonu TO lOUTH NORWALK.

A.1ii.~12:00:.t:i9.5:55. 0:40. 1:45.:
8163:, 0:15;. 10:08:. 10:05. 11:00:.
i : 8. ~

P. M.—-12:03x. 1:06. 8:003. 8:57.
8:82;. 8:55. 4:81. 5:02, 0:251, 5:87.
0:01;, 0:08. 8:08:, 0:30. 11:00:.

Condo”.
A. M.—-il:oo:. 0:00. 1:80. 0:151.

10:02:.
P. M.——5z0h. 5:01. 5:01; 1:00.

8:801. 11:00:.
IOUTH NORWALK TO NIW
HA IN.

A. 1i.——iil:10x. 1:161, 5:15.:

1:87. 8:55.“!01383. 11:18:.‘1itd‘l.

P. lite-#11:”; 1:81. 8:1le. 8:81;;
«20. 5:11.6:10:, 6:18. 7:108. 0:153;

11:18. 3:“ uni me to Brianna“
only. ~

Mutiny: . -

A. 11.-—~1l:10:. 1:152. 1:185

9:11. 10:881. 11:112.

9 : 48!.

score nonwaut TO annuity»
A. I.-1:IOI.5:80.8:I7,0:50. ' ~‘
9. upon. «43:. «:14. ms. .- _

.0" I].- .

‘0 “#4580. “:18. . 1
p. tin—mt. .
. .

omnuuv TO acorn nonwnuttf

11:80. ,
P. Hr—‘ll‘t, 0:881. 1:10. s
Ionian. . , , ‘
A: "0.7:.‘1 I ‘1- 1'
P. “3-430“; 0:302. r...

W . 3;

com-u nouwALk jro low.
A. 11.--11:10. 1:10. 0:13. 10:

11:1,. . . . '2.
a one. I III-gut

r. Dir-0:101. 6:18. 1:103. mi.”

A. u.-a:u, ms.- mo. loom“; ,

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