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, P ibptfldbllidfibmc at
“all , so.“ »
Personal attention tires to all
prescriptibn Work;
Chairs for our trolley patrons.
Come in and wall. for. your ear.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKERJdanIpar.
Mrs. Carrie. 3.. Wolfe, of Second
street, i, a (neat ofrelatlves in Ho-
hoken. ew Jersey.
Mrs. Marvin Stocking. of Branch-
ville, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Ed-
mond, in New street.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy 8. Gerard, of Greg.
ory Boulevard. are entertaining their
two nephews from Brooklyn.
Mi‘. and Mrs. Fred Ferris, of East
Norwalli. are entertaining friends
from Brooklyn over the holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kirby, of New
York..are spending the day with Mr.
and Mrs. S. W. Kelley, of Seaside
place.
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Bert Bogart, of New York, is a guest
over Sunday and Memorial Day of his
parents. Mr.‘ and Mrs. G. E. Bogart. of
Fort street.
John Lilly. of Brooklyn, is a guest
for over Sunday and the holiday of
Mrs. John Roberts and family. of 12
Pleasant street.
Miss Jeséphine Brehm and Miss
Minerva. Zolgcr, of Brooklyn, are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Blierm.
of Winfield street.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Noylor and
daughter, Miss Ethel Nuylor. of lies!
avenue. have gone out of town to
spend the Memorial Day holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Benedict, Eru-
ersou Ayers. and Miss Mildred Ilnld-
win, of East Norwalk are sending Dee-
oretion flay with Mr. and Mrs. Wake
man, of Greenfield lllll.
East Nor-walk people have been set.
ting especially flue views of the Hol-
ley comet during the past few nights.
There are a number of good points of
alum”: not
. , spin 9
Mil" hint? Natl
. athebioodfig ‘holf or:
Wire-loin rinsed rm
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ofthe east approach is
t rec places. bridge To der
John Colo. has «chopped aw y the
boards at theorist-dosh rovers? times.
In times pasta he has laid the blame
for the trouble on the heavy oyster
shell pile at the Radial establishment.
Horace Keyworth'a
new speed
, launch was the cynoouro of many ayes
Saturday. when she took her initial dip
overboard. The boat immediately prov-
ed herself a speedy one and it is pre-
dicted that she will clean up most of
the boats in the harbor if not all of
them. She is of a raklsh model. ilii
feet long and has a 30 horse power
four cylinder motor. She is to partici-
pate today in the motor boat race of
the Norwalk Yacht Club.
inasmuch as several prospective cus‘
tumors are anxious to get the district.
electric lighting service, it is expected
'thnt the new machinery which will
make an extension of the service poa-
ulble, will be secured without ‘any
more additional delay than is ecos-
sury. Had the proposition gone th ugh
at the last. meeting previous to the one
held Friday night. it is believed the
would now be well along.
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The East Norwalk baseball fans.
who pin their faith to the Mayflowers.
are naturally very pleased over the
fact that the team shook off the hoo-
dooSlattu-day and won a game, the
fifth played so far this season. The
first. game was a tie and three were
10st,. This morning at the Oval the lo-
cal boys will be up against a stiff prop-
osition, it is understood. According
to report the All Stamford are com-
posed of crack players.
Rilliiilllli
Miss Alice Swift, of New York. has
leased the .i. I). Sawyer place at TUHE‘
neke Ilonch for the season.
John H. Davidson and luiully. of
New Cannon. have taken possession
of their shore cottage. ul. llcli island
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Scoilcld. of 1.0-
gan street. are the proud parents of a
baby boy. born last ’l‘hursduy evening.
Mrs. Anna Devon opened the Toke
nuke [leach lnn for the season on Sut~
urdny, and already has n number of
guests there.
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Miss Jessica Dennlgcr. of Bridgeport.
is visiting at the home of her grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. .lohu l.'iiounnc-
dicu. over the holiday.
Mrs. Christopher C. tungsten. who
has been employed at ’l‘okeneko for
the past few weeks, is undergoing
treatment in the Norwulk Hospital.
vantage. particularly along the water
front.
-wnnm
Howard Gehrmunu. of Cove avenue.
\rho attends medical school in lil‘Oilii-
lyn, arrived home Saturday for the
summer vacation. which will be of
four months' duration, the clinic be
attends resuming October ist.
’l'hc ()riolc baseball team are in no
to Silverinine this afternoon to play
the team rcprcsenlina that section of
the town. Yesterday nilernoou the
Orioles went over to Glenbrok and
played the lleluiieys, of Stamford.
it Is reported that the work of trans-
ferrinpthc big pile of oyster shells of
the Rudcl establishment on the Wash
ingion street bridge. to oysim‘ ground
in the Sound owned by the eoimsiny.
will begin this week. The Job will re-
qulrc several weeks.
John Knapp is making preparations
to put his speed launch in cunnniusion.
The boot has been on the shorc hour
the llcncdict Farina bridge Hilll't' last
summer, but her owner illlliiziil (but
gctiing bcr ready for the season will
not be a very hard job.
’i‘bcrc was a little social unnu- of
baseball ytAlcrday morning on the
Mayflower Oval. in view of the pres-
ent liberal view of Sunday sports by
the authorities. the games are not be-
inu interrupted so much as in former
ycors.
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Samuel W. Kelley. of ill-aside plurc.
littlililti the old engine removed from
his launch fllld the tenhorac lioyul
engine. which was recently removed
from the launch of Dr. Herbert Ayers.
installed in its place. The launch is
now about ready for the water at the
Ayers ship ybrd.
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Complaint is made about the clan
porous position a little boy apparently
about four years of can puts blmuolf
in frequently, in lllaut avenue. near
Fort. street. The youngster-lino aloud-
ucsu for the highway and a trolloyman
said yesterday that sometimes he
aquuiu down between the trolley mill.
The ixl'liVllll of deco d votmaun in
the East avenue cemetery have been
umrkcd with mnall flags. on that it will
be (our to find them today when the
Memorial flay parade weeds its way to
this cemetery to decorate with floral
tokens. Considerable gratin trimming
has also been done at the cemetery
during the past few days.
No special program has been laid
out for today at the float Norwalk
Yacht Club. though the club house
will be open all day as usual. Most of
the boats owned by the members are
. now in corumlulon. No (tensile de-
cision luau yet been reached as to the
Captain Daniel P. Moi-roll, of (‘roc~
kett avenue. is having his trim sall-
boat, the Alice it. fixed up in fine
shape for sailing parties this summer.
Mr. and Mrs. J. \V. Medina. Miss
lCihcl Illllycr and Harold Medina. all
of llrooklyn, are spendini: the holiday
with Mr. and Mrs. William l'inkucy.
Ilowayion avenue.
The grounds of B. F. DoKlyn, at.
Fine Point, are looking more beautiful
than ever. this your, the landscape
liardcncrs having evidently used their
skill to best advantage.
Messrs. Pottorton & .lcffrcys have
rented their cottage hi 'I‘okonckc, to
New York parties. and are occupying
their recently instructed bungalow
on the shore of uilor's island.
A baseball team representing the
Men's (‘lub.of Rowaytod expects to
play another local team this morning.
If the team plays ball as well as the
members debate the game will be ex-
citing.
The play. "ills (.lld Sweethearts and
Her (lid rivethcariu." rcccmly produo
ml by the lmdlca‘ Auxiliary, and star
ed at Hope House had. is planned to
be repeated in the near ifuiurc in
South Norwallt.
The old coal chads. formerly the
property of Harry i’cppcr, have been
entirely demolished by tho Stevens
(lyaicr Company. in preparation for
their new oyster opening establish-
ment, noon to be erected.
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Clifford Norvoll Jennings. of this
place. one of the stunt 'expufl lino-
typo operators employed by the
Ih-Idgeporf Evening Post. is one of tho
upoclaiuru at the Bucks lllll automoo
bllc climb, in Fairfleid. today.
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A new organ, one of the lamest aver
Installed in the carousel. was in one
yesterday. Proprietor Mtiulo now
has four musical inattumonta‘ them.
lllitl ii is ondorulmd that when one is
out of tune he will use tho others.
The next. debate of tho Mun'u'mub.
tomorrow evening. will surely be it
earlier. The subject is worthy of the
plants of debate who handle it: “its-
uolvod. ’l‘bat birth llccuuu would he a
better solution of the liquor problem
than prohibition". ..
'i‘be l’hilathua Clara have arranged
for a very fine social and entertain-
ment. to be. bold in the cba i of the
Methodist church. next»: suborder
evening. The young ladies of the
economy her. so that a
out is assured
Truly may our local nuns.
largo turn.
date of the proposed motor boat race,
for which there are nine prices.
When
the Washington
direct opinion. on finch quiet.
bridsu'l draw is opened to allow brutal
to been thrown: it «upsur- that tho, melancholy strains of the corona
or
that greater-foodies musically-inclin-
ed, call themselves hi i-
now until the
l r~
mains an yesterday. of the agents.
9 o
‘3, "have, with th
. up. for the draw bind in.
installation of the additional service ‘
class. in plan in; the aftalr. voted tbail
each mambo provide a gentleman to,
hour . the multitude to ,
bountiful days of ‘ awlu’ pooch cm A dirt fall after an.
i
i it is easier to set the swearing“ it!» hit
. intravenous u» i m. V
om; Milli”. Wing laws 3%
panic (membrane of our ears. and
‘ thotie rte the
nu urination,
C. 8. Benedict,
New consan‘duriumtho out we’lt.
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A new slate roof is being placed on
the: Web Burn Golf Club house' at
glorioton, by John J. Dyer. of Siam-
. or .
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Dout Let the .Fhes
and Otlier‘ldtedt Bother You
This n. " .r
Get out your. trusty,tape and jot
down the measurements for Black. or
Galvanised screening: or Screen Doors
and Window Screens. which we huv
in all class. -
Schliehting Bros. & Co.
Corner Railroad Ave. and Main at.
Olrlon
.Belect Groceries. Hay. Clraln. Flour
and Feed. Hardware. Paints. Glass, etc.
Henry [twin is building a road to
Hall's island off Compo and when com:
pleted Mr. lrwin will sell building lots
on the property.
William l‘etrie opened up the pa-
vilion nt Compo yesterday. Andrew
Keyscr has taken the position as as.
slsiaut to Mr. Pelrle. .
Merritt Gault is erecting a bungalow
on the Bradley property at Combo
beach in the reur‘ of the property of
William l‘eiric. This is the first boom
to be built since the property was cut
up into building lots.
The building that contains the bulb
lug houses at Coiupo Beach has been
recently enlarged having had on ad-
dlilon put upon each end The house
is now nearly as large. irnoi fully as
large as the bathing pavilion ni Itoiou
Point.
Tho. (‘ompo Skiff Club will hold boot
rncca tilts afternoon at (tempo llcach.
i'l‘hc bouts which have linen entered
i belong to .l. (‘. llcrit, W. Allen. it. At
ion. two boats. llcnry Buckingham and
if. B. Nash. Mr. Buckingham has a
new boat which no one has seen and
be cxxmcfs to beat evcrtbing that
comes ulouu this season. ills first
chance is today and the outcome of the
sailing ruccs is awaited with interest
The boats mm from H to lil (micro.
. and are all of the flat bottomed variety.
l'l‘hc race is a triangular course of
5 about 4 miles. and the boats no first
f to the southeast. then to the northeast.
land the home stretch is due west
The race will take the bolls twice
around the course, making a Hits! of
it miles.
i TRAVEL av OlRlGlBLE.
i . tilcricw of Reviews.)
i The balloon has an eilihiluinhili‘
ichampiou in A. boo Stevens. wliosr
\couclusions are drawn from very widc
:uxpericnce. ilir. Stevens has mode
iinore than 1.?00 gas flights. and has
ltakcu aloft 10 times as many riisscu
guns as any other skypiloi. licensed or
otherwise.
"There ii a spline of freedom find of
quiet progress about a dlrlglblc ball
loou flight." said Mr. Stevens. “A oi
risible flight gives you ainplo thuc to
enjoy your journey. You» float along at
a comfortable (5 milea an hour or so.
and the great panorama beneath you
unfolds itself nrminally. You have
time to enjoy the marvelous serno and
the curious unexpected cfl'octa of per-
directive from this point of view. A
balloon trip is free from all Idilfifl or
hurry.
"Au aeroplane. on the other hand.
carries you along at an caprcsafraln
speed of 40 miles an hours of more.
The earth is IWt‘llt past you with be
wildcrlnx rapidity. M a rule an
aeroplane does not rise to any great
height, and you rush along compara-
tively close to the around. There.“
little chance to look about. You have
none of the extended views possible
from (be higher altitudes traveled by
balloons. A ride by dlriglhle may he
.oompared to an old-fashion coaching
“trip-mutton you roll smoothly along
and. from your elevated seat. command
a view of the surrounding country.
Au aeroplane flight in more like a the
{dash of the limited expreu'iraiu. with
floating glimpses of the scenery.
"An aeroplane mt II stunned. and
you hold on for dear life. The basket
of a balloon or the staging of a dirigls
bio gives you more room to move a.
boat. You can ire-p a ion of your pro
urea: trip and out your dinner; even
sleep with perms comfort. There la.
besides. a for creditor now of safety
in a balloon, contrary to a very whom
impression. Personallyl am greatly
distressed by height. i cannot stand
the edge of a blob building for four
or falling. but i feel inflocti conifer-
lable at any altitude in a lad ooh. The
iwlud oddlmt about a high building. and.
as you imagine. threatens to pull m
over. it is much the (lame with an new
inane. A balloon, trawling with the
wind. is absolutely true from this squ-
sullen.
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i Astronomers dimer on an average
three comets a year but vary few of
them are visible to the no!“ on.
nah-u— '
A merchant in Germany was re.
candy heavily fined for using a blink
col adulation at the bond of hi ad~
refinement. «
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g u will cable great menial toilette
that the Dob
al shun than the stickied custom.
. causing then tits. at variance. .
day. though out new ,1.
harsh melodies some
. think-pro tannin o:
y of the Soldiers' ’
Home. has uteri“ visitllia relatives in ‘. ‘
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bombings "lire Increasing,
lldiillinl‘ilj‘fi5*l flii‘ltrsisis Gom-
merce commission Assert
60008leth
ill inn fill u no
Large Profits for flow fiction
Road from Suburban Freight:
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WASHINGTON. May 29.--'l‘he re-
cent announcement by the railroads
handling New York suburban triillc
that passenger rates would be advanc-
ed in. the near future has raised a
storm of protest. .
For marathon iwu weeks the inter
state Conunerbe Commission has been
receiving requests for reports of the
revenues and expenditures of the ruli-
ronds running into New York. This‘
information has been give to all who
have requested it.
Members of the commission believe
that no one road carrying suburban
traffic in and out of New York has any
lust cause for increasing the passenger
rules. especially the passenger rates
from nearby'eoinnmnitloa. The New
York (,foniral. Central Railroad of New
Jersey. New York. New Haven and
Hartford, Philadelphia and Reading.
i‘cimsyltania. Lcliiith \‘nllcy, Delaware
and Lackuwunuu and Eric. according
to the commission. arc 'makinu more
money now than they did any (line in
the last, few years. At the same line
their expenses have not lncrcns dis-
proportionately. 'l‘llc i‘i‘pfll‘lll i it com‘
mission has on the railroads were pro
pared by special agents. who. under
the law. have access to the books of
the railrondu.
Much of the dais procured from the
commission will be lintld by the com-
muters in efforts to have the roads ell-
jolnod from increasing ru’ios.
Flzurca for the New Haven.
The total passenger revenue of the
New York. New Hun-u and Hartford
Railroad for the mm» mouths cmllmz
March 31, liild. u‘lin tls.ilurl.x3»2.lb. as
against $l7,020.i;‘:h:i for the ('(ll'f‘t‘s-
nodding period it your tilt", the lucrcuso
being ‘1,5§3.?29.2:5.
The total operalho revenue was til.-
TiHJdilfil for the nine months. against
Hooonizoeu for the corresponding
Aorlod of i909. I ”in of 34.728.7llhl
The total expenses for ihc salm-
wounds are ‘Jllflil'l'llh‘: lfv‘ against ’327,
‘lbilM :3“. u Rain of 8832,952it3. The
not int-mum from o‘wrotlon for those
il'f‘ililih Were ”4.373.763.50 and $10.-
iloihitdd a net gain of “jumpsuit
The operating income for the fiscal
year ending June 30, runs, amounted
to Iid.otl.'»,.’.tll.il'l. The income from oth~
.., soon-nu «mounted to 89.079.990.56.
Fill i‘ncd churgcs Sliljifllldliltili was
sci aside Another 87.:illz.lii3.lil was
~(‘i aside for route.
For the fiscal year ending June :iu,
loop, it per cent was declared in ouar»
it'll) dividends. followed by the road
declaring a deficit of Hillttlifiill! This
is where the deficit occurred: Total
dividends pnld_ 87,lli~:l.lil:!; fixed churn
cs, 8lll.rl(lil.lilil,il7; rents. 87.382.13.318.
total. 25.569108 55. Total earnings.
Iain ”.195in.
The company then sold new stock.
the premium of which amounted at his
actuation. plying the company 81.071.-
lOliil to add to a surplus. on which
the railroad is earning: more than it per
cent. In addition a surplus of Siluuuc
(unlit was brought. forward from the
lust fiscal year. The company thou dc-
llncicd 3h1l2.lf.i.25 for allocations due
to profit and loss. leavlup a balance to
be carried over as a surplus of "ii.-
9llii.i:i2.02. This amount will be in
('rcascd this your. as the profits of ilu‘
road ura- alreadr Siibiitidauo ahead of
lost your.
"eight Traffic Largo.
.‘llr. Mellon says it «mate the railroad
10.?2 cents a Mayor from Wood
lawn in (lrand (toniral station. A nil-in
bur of the eommlaplou said the differ-
ence was olfcdt by the mat profit
in fraiuht handled by the railroad for
the very people on whim they are no
in; to rain pustular rates. 'l‘ho pau-
soiurer service pays all along theilnc.
except from New llmhcllo, Mamam
nook, Mortal Vernon, South Norwalk
and lira. The company’s subsidiary
line. the Want (theater and “onion.
can be operated at a profit.
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'l’l'll ILUI‘OP “FRHIRIO.
at» . iphlm ‘ fluently of a
Ira hm no tint. and the star is or»
hlb led in it! mini inflection when
territoriality Eu ilnlu or the son or a
candle. 'i‘lu “Mira is found of all
nuts and abduct him». out the co
which an radar. in the shade f
many out?“ ” «lo rel" in tho most
valuable. A wally nun scripture should
ow blue «hyartllclai laid up well
an by day. 1'th some in round in
crystals submit of much tamer also
phi . the till bullion. the drool:
unlit-on. the tails manhunt. «omit»
shuns. ‘
(landfills rs on the Olf’fllil
route in New state has I
water an Malt can aviatif" as a
pepsin out for the youth in the term
trades at this line of tile your.
“WM
All Alabama m. H mm chaps.
ya its has also but biscuits mu
iarly all his lift.
of the. lawn, because that dwarfs the
the bodiia in too shady a place the
‘ giants grow long run slender and pro.
; or ch. A little old rotted manure work»
ad into the‘ooil is all they want.
the plants out of pets.
than the ruby“. um upphlra is
perhaps the , one which rum.
through all! with my glint “I
of obi-ow name can
maublwtu"fomaaybuo Illi' (lo
hi»!
i
, 'i‘llo geranium should be in a mac
I it place. Do not put it in the center
place and want all» artistic effect. it
‘ a abundance of large loaves but do
,, bloom.
“"l‘ho soil in the bed should not be too
in
overrlch soil they grow too rank and
do not bloom well. Geraniuma unlike
mauy“‘otber plants will do Well your
after year in the same bed.
. “Many people have trouble getting
Turn the pot
upside down. supporting the soil with
the left hand, the stem of the pluntpo»
tween the fingers. Strike the top of
the pot, turned down. sharply on a box
or block of wood. The‘pot will then
slip easily away from the soil, leaving
the plant with‘its ball of earth in the
left hand.
if the roots are densely matted pinch
them to break them apart. No matter
if you break the rootsmit will do no
harm. Plant them firmly a little deep-
er than they were in the pot. (live
the bed a good soaking, then leave it
alone, except to keep the. to) soil stir-
red and the weeds down. [)0 of be all
ways sprinkling the bed. When water
is needed, give the bed a thoroush
soaking, and be sure to loosen the soil
the next day.
When a woman discovers that her
husband is beginning to regard her
merely as a "rest cure" after the day's
exeitemttnt it is about time for her
to give him .a low doses of absent
treatment.
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GOLD Mini noun
PAPER
New Goods now Ill
stock. Prices are no
higher than on year.
E. E.‘ Gerham
Decorator
10 First Street. East Norwuilt
Telephone 452
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VERY Ll'l'l‘LE
Ir. Merchant to have an ELECTRIC
DION for your store and show via-
dou. We make them. all circa. and
they sent. THE GOODS!
‘f‘ry a mall sin for a starter-«tho
increase in your business will cause
you to order turner ones.
The Reed & Volk Eleétrical (lo.
I. WAIHINOTON OTRIIT.
OOUTH NORWALK.
TIL. fl
Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only
On and after Tuesday. January 1.
1908, il'roinht Propollm will leave
Pier Ill. M River. New York. that
of Dover ctr-ail. every day. («cont
ilundayl. ‘3 p. m. Frcinht waived
st Nurwal up to l p. at. and llouth
Nomik up to has n. to.
Not-walk Steamboat be.
Analog J. Imam c. 6. lineman,
Lance. 00ml Agent.
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rus new SCIENCE
Definition of diurnal-ache
tibiae tactic ll tin" wines of the
canoe o tho discuss and 0 art of ad
insiluuiuo some. Di 1 are trained
by a crimson. twirl or «prom to tho
own. lives it does iii childhood it
motel pinched we. and pain in
law lit. in the “Mt arm and
“0 cannot
lam body.
. N _ l in”,
Its. Hurt. alarm room his
mrm am soloist attention: also
craters of the but». You will
new rental pm «We a
chance to his you. ~
1'. TRANCE. D. C.
u wast-unwell or. on. accurate
to.
this at!“ “(End bomb is ‘
restored Mom airing the oi:
our“ m '
, , bill-MY-
A commutation professor of phran-
known musical pacple in: a Newi York
cafe. A celebrated pianist was one.
and this was the diagnosis of his
bumps. "Here." said the professor.
running his long fingers through the
hair of the great pianist, “here is a
practical business man; no nonsense
about him! No art for this gentleman.
all stocks and bonds! No dreamer
about him—mm" At this point one of
the spectators caught the professor's
eye, and began working his fingers vig-
oro ly to give the benlghted phrenol-
oxi Ian idea of piano'playing. “I may
also any." continued the lecturer. "that
the gentleman is quick with his fin“
gets. l'il wager that be Is one of the
best typewriters in the eliyi"-—~Bx-
change.
Most people think that watch mak-
ing is the groaojwlls industry. it
isn't; Switzerland whites ”0.000.000 a
year entm‘taiuing tourists. ‘
For. RENT,
6 Rooms and' Bath
New House
All Modern Improvements
$25
J. M. LAYTON 81 (30.. Inc.
5 Railroad Ava.. South Norwalk
ALL THIS WEEK SOME STIRRING
BARGAINS IN
‘ nuns
cm llNIiRS
ling. slum, at ................. $13.50
Reg. $15.30. at ................. $12.75
Reg. ii 1.50. at ................. $9.75
A icu‘ Small Dressers-«Just right
for ilungulow I‘lcdromni. at....
$6.98. $7.48 and $8.26
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B. K. MITCHELL. UNDERTAKER
r. A. Mfi‘cusu
. HOUSE FURNISHER
CORNER WALL AND HIGH 8T8..
NORWALK. CONN.
mu. 3...... Office of
WHEN A HOT SPELLWEOMES
will be in great demand. so if you
want to be ready for the”
heat. order your Gas
Range today.
$14.75 up
0N EASY PAYMENTS IF
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(Gregory Boulevard)
EAST NORWALK ,
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Shore Dinners andAll Kinds
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Paints, Houseiumishing Goods.
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Agent for Columbia Phono-
graphs. Records and Supplies.
concern
87 WASHINGTON STREET. 4“
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Monogram Rye Whiskey...75c can».
Sherry Wine ...... '.......35cqt.bot.
Fine Bock ....... $1.00 case. delivered
Other goods. too numerous to men-
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little bit more. We will gladly refer
you to many of our customers. who
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TELEPHONE 40‘
North Main and West Streets,
South Norwalk
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