7 an“! e.
. 2 because
on
Bridge Phillipacy
remit inefficient service at
aiitimes. . ,v - mm
Person attention mentoan
prescrip on work. '4 '
‘ Chairs for our trolldy patrons.
floats in; and wit for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
.t. saunas. minis-r.
.‘-. ...
'Captain and Mrs. William lrwln have
movedfrom Van Zandt street to Row.
an street. . ‘1 .7.
Lester M. Height, of Stamford, was
a guest memorial Day of lift-sind Mrs.
Herman Ryder. of-Van Zandt street.
The prayer .rneetin at the Metho~
dist church will be i‘leld on Wednes-
day night this week instead of Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs.'Frank Kirby. of New
York. were Memorial Day guests of
Mn and Mrs. S. w. Kelley. of Seaside
D 808. .
Mr. and Mrs. John Cl‘othell. of
Washington street. have returned
home from a short,,visit in New Mil-
ord.
Mrs. Marvin stacking. of Branch-
ville. has been a guest for a few days
0 fher mother. Mrs. Edmond. or New
street. '
Miss Lillian Sf. John, of Fit. .lohn
street. has returned home from a visit
over Memorial Day with friends in
New Canaan.
Regular meeting of St. James Cir-
cle. of King‘s Daughters at Mrs. Wil-
liam Robinson‘s, 2 Bsyview avenue. at
2 :30 Thursday afternoon.
Frank V. Zahn, of the firm of him
and Driscoll. Darlen. was a visitor
yesterday with Proprietor James Par-
ker. of the Bridge Pharmacy.
Charles Rose has resigned his posi-
tion as delivery clerk with in. “below
sky and Company. of First street. and
has been succeeded by Robert Voor.
hees. .
The Mayflower baseball team will
have another chance at the‘Winuipauk
team Saturday afternoon of this week.
The ‘game will be played at Mayflower
Oval in Cove avenue. '
The rain Monday afternoon put a
quietous on the proposition to have
some horse racing on Gregory lloulu
vnrd during the afternoon. The road.
way. howover..is in quite good shape.
the selectmen having had considerable
work done on it recently.
Some oystermen from this part of
the town were in attendance yesterday
afternoon at the office of Judge Light
in Washington street, when a confer-
ence was held with Dr. George w.
Stiles. sent here by secretary oi Altrfv
culture James Wilson but in view of
the importance to the industry. the at
tendance should have hen larger.
An East Norwallt young l dy had a
dream last night that prov a rather
startling coincidence in, view of the
killing in Cranbury. The East NOrwalk
young. lady dreamed that she was shot
and this morning was very much sur-
prised to learn of the and actual shoot-
ing affair at the other end of the town.
._—.
A menthly meeting of the Sunday
Schoold board of the East Avenue Me-
thodist Church was held last cvcnlng.
when the teachers discussed the lee”
sens for the present month. The regu-
lar weekly pray‘hr meeting of the
church will he held this evening. as
has been announced. on account of the
elbow wedding anniversary of Pastor
and Mrs. Gillies tomorrow.
The Rev. lfisier F. Reynolds. pastor
of the East Norwnlit Advent Christian
Church, who recently received a list‘
terihs offer to become pastor of a large
er'church of that faith on Vermont. in
still oonsiderih; the call. it is expcc-'
ted that when Mr. Reynolds reaches
a decision definitely whether to accept
or refuse the call. he will announce the
fact to his congregation. ‘
Not a word has been receluvd from
the State Fire Police in report! to their
investigation of the circumstances sur-
rounding the two mysterious fires
about the building of the Century “’9
terproofing Company. At the time the
state policemen made their investiga-
tion it was predicted there would buI
no results and those who inclined to‘
that opinion thus far have had no
cause for a chanu of belief.
The annual meeting of the East Nor.
'wsllt Fire Department will be held
next Monday evening; at the headquaru
turn of Mayflower Hook and udder
Company in Van Zandt street. At that
meeting both companies of the depart‘
meal will participate. the Mayflowera
and the Fire Police. Gainers are to be
elected and reports will be received
4 from Chief Frederick M. Wheeler and
the secretary and the treasurer.
Nearly a,dossn his boxes were can-
ted from South Not-walk to the toast
avenue Methodist Church yesterday.
the consignment weighing some four
tons. in these boxes were the parts
of the fine new pipe 0min. which is
about to be set in the church. The or-
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. . considered a blah class
one. The war of installing the metro.
meat: willow. be pushed forward to if”.
x com lotion. is that the contract calls
font a lob befnlrnnished by June thin.
_ «vs-«One of the effects of the comet in
the'house of‘ the Davis family at New
Rochelle. w the disappearance or the
‘ Finnish ms ti. who received her pay
the any‘rhefcrs the earth was solo; to
- be smashed. and is iiiilJDOIed to have
taken the first steamer back to Join
the Finns. She disappeared at 6 a ta.
after putting all the family clothes. to
soak, and much to the family‘s dis-
gust. and a billet doux lay on the table.
but the Lord only knows what was in
« it. as it was written in the Finnish
tongue.
One of the things which will long
,be remembered more even than the
grand pageant at King Edward's fun-
eral, when the presence of nine rulers
of Europe and their gorgeous apparel
was so stvfltinaly relieved by exspresi.
dent Roosevelt and the representa-
tives of the French republic in civilian
dress. was the appearance, with the
permission of the widow of the king.
rol‘ General William l-looth and his
whole salvation Army in the London
district. who gathered in front of the
palace in St. James park. where the
king was born and died. and after a
fervent prayer by the founder of the
army. the others sang Abide With Me.
Lead Kindly Light. and Nearer. My
God. to Thee. and the simplicity of it
all was enhanced from the fact that
the dead monarch lay in his bed with
his night clothes on. Just. as he uses-
ed away. Such a sight had never been
seen from the time of the reign of Al-
fred the Great about 1,000 years ago.
down to the passing away of Edward.
the peacemaker.
Miss loia Stevens. of ltowayton.
spent the holiday with friends in New»
ark. N. J.
[William H. lilibbell. of Pcnnoyor
street, has received his new ()vt-rlund
automobile. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Earle P. Themes have
returned home from a visit with Dr.
and Mrs. H. (l. Stevens. of New Pros-
ton.
The Ladlcs' Aid Society of the How.
ayton Methodist Church will meet
Thursday morning at it) o'clork at the
church. "
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Cili‘llillllvr and
daughter. Minerva, of Raymond street.
have been visiting relatives in West-
flcld. N. .i.
Mr. and Mrs. frying Coleman cuter’
tained a weekend house party ovcr
Decorations day. friends from New
York and Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. James O'Neill. of
Brooklyn. have been spending a few
days wilth Mr. and Ml’S. Hurvt-y Jur-
vis, of Crockett avenue.
George A. Sheri-on. who in consulting
engineer of one of the largest silver
mines in (lobnit. Canada. is spending
a few days at his home in Rowayton.
Warren (lager. of Rowayton. was
discharged from the Norwnlk Hospl’
tal yesterday morning. He has entire-
ly recovered from his recent opcrw
tlon.
Captain and Mrs. John H. Coates. of
McKinley street. llnv'o bet-n entertain-
ing Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Underwood.
of New York, and Miss Julia Scott. of
Brooklyn.
There will be. a special meeting of
the Reliance Social Club in their
rooms, Rowsyton avenue, tomorrow at-
ternoon. at three o‘clock. to malts ar»
ransements for the final reception. .
The rehearsal at the Rowayion Bap»
tist. Church this Wednesday evening
at 1:30 o'clock has been postponed:
'aiso the Friday evening and Saturday
afternoon rehearsals. by order of the
committee.
The annual meeting of the Village
improvement Society of Rowayton will
be held this evening. at ilzih o'clock.
in the library rooms. This society ball
over sixty nstnss upon its member-
ship roll. and is moving on to that posi-
tion where it in thought it may soon
become a factor for the betterment of
our already beautiful village.
At the meeting of Reiladce Hook
and ladder Company. next Monday
night. an important. matter will be con-
sidered. This will be the purchase of
a Knox automobile fire truck. A inrne
number of the members are under.
stood as favoring the plan. «and Fore-
man Hiram Sharron has been in com-
munication with the Knox company.
in Springfield. Mesa. regarding style
of truck. price. etc.
Many interesting and instructive de‘
hates have been held by the Young
Men’s Club of Rowsyton during the
several months it has been in exist-
ence. but perhaps the best of all these
was the one it. reeled off. last even-
fun. in its quarters at the Methodist
Church chapel. on the subject of strong
drink. The topic grappled with was
"Resolved. That high license furnishes
the solution to the liquor problem. rath-
er than does prohibition." and from
the beginning of the dispute to its
close. the war of words was housed
to with the bligament snloymznt by its
many msln rs present. rum
galore were presented with em “ill
and ability by both sides. this being
particularly true of the loader nnithe
negative. (who not only offered argu
ments that for the most part. were un~
shskable. but with the assistance of
his partner. backed theta up at all
i
tit , a
. ,McDerlnott
y
”Manta were able to cope
”Miles. The result of the as is.
emeraafidr'
. to. air his kaowigdm for s whil‘e..-wal I
light all the way through to the closet
_ ted willie Item of heartydn
lause. Thesilirlaative side of the do
. to wasoonducted by Harry Scaffold.
bowls ' dowsrby and “ William . Lypas;
the negative by the'itcv. Mr. Mabel»
melt and O. 8. Mills. the third man.
The Judges were Clifford Jennings. Da-
vid Mills snd'Mr. Seward. While wait-
ing for the judges to render their ds~
cision. Mr. LerOy favored the mem-
bers with a recitation entitled “WhiI-‘
poring Bill." it was delivered with
‘much feeling. and scored a pronounc-
ed bit. No plans were made known at.
the close for the next meeting of the
club. but the executive committee stat-
ed that t use would be announced lat.
or. Mr. llllams. principal of the flow-
ayton Public school. acted as chair.
man pro tern. of last night’s meeting.
' lulu l_ll_l_lliliiliilli.
Mrs. R. J. Burr. of Colchester is a
guest of friends in Dnrlicn.
Miss Freda Anderson, of Hoboken, is
wishing relatives in Barton.
William K. Chapman. of New’Brltain
is visitnx relatives at Ncroton Heights.
Mrs. David in Lane. at New York,”
Was a caller on friends‘ln Norotod’. res.
terday. ’
Thomas Grain. of Brooklyn. is spend-
ing a few duo with John Grain. of No-
protoa Heights.
Mr. and Mrs. . .i. Donnelly. of New
Haven. are tips din; a few days with
relatives on Post road. ~
Mr. and Mrs. Jesbph E. German. of
Brooklyn. were cuests of friends on
Main street. yesterday.
Miss Emma Stark. of Noroton. has
returned from a visit with her aunt.
Mrs. Stevens. of New York.
, Miss Gcorglanna A. Crutnblsy. of
Mystic returned to her home today.
after a few days visit with friends in
Noroton.
Contractor l). D. Moore has the con.
tract for widening. cutting down. and
straightening out of the old Tokencke
good. He commenced work on it Fri-
ay.
A patriotic service was held Sunday
evening at the Methodist Church in
Ilarlen. Tile-chorus choir rendered
music, and the patter. Rev. George
; Benton Smith. gave a discourse on
x "The it!" of Our Fathers." Lincoln
. Council. Junior 0. U. A. M.. marched
, in a body to the church.
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The Daricu baseball team defeated
the 0. U. A. M.. of llridneport. Satan
day, on Noson's field. 10-2. Manager
Smith has signed a new twirler nan»
ed lbcanlon. of Bridgeport. The team
went to East Port ('hcster yesterday
i in an automobile, to play the Dutch-
i towns. but Were caught in the storm.
t..-
. The Memorial Day Services at the
Soldiers' liotnc yesterday were wry
‘ impressive. and were attended by
i many relatives. and friends of the wt.
craps. Rev. Dr. Hoyt, of New Canaan,
gave the address. The decorating of
graves at Spring Grove t‘emeicry Willi
assisted in by the Dario" Fife and
Drum Corps.
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Mrs. Sarah Fitzgerald. aged tit. died
Saturday, at the home of her condu-
iaw, Minot Sammis. who is superitr
tendcnt at the Santa place on Ox
Ridge road. Mrs. Fitsserald had been
a sufferer from a cancerous growth in-
ternail for the past four months. The
tuners service was held from the late
residence yesterday at 2 p. ill. inter-
ment was at Talmadxe Hill.
A large limousine automobile ran In-
to a pole. Sunday night. on the Brook-
slde road. near the Barton (loam
nation church. and smashed things in
general. The machine was a hired one
and the driver states that he had been
working steady for two- days without
any sleep. He fell asleep at the
wheel and the accident followed. The
front of the radiator was smashed and
both front wheels were demolished by
the colliaion with the pole. Fortunate-
. ly none of the occupants were serioue
ly injured. except for a severe shaking
up. The car was towed to the Dorian
garage for repairs.
Don’t Let the Flies
and Other lauds Bother You
This Season.
Get out your trusty tape and let
down the measurentsnts for Black or
Galvanised Screeninl. or Screen Doors
and Window persons. which we have
in all silos. '
corner Railroad Ave. and, Min It...
. ._ “garland
select Groceries. tier. Drain. Flour
and m. Hardware. Paints. Glass. etc.
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Mr.
M I
. Mrs. F. 0. Gregory is sick.
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Mrs. Sedisnt visited last week with
friends in Sauntuck.
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line. we bro-or: spent Tussdaf
with relatives in Dal-lea.
Alfred islanders of hmoiilyn. spent
Sittnday and Monday with his family
are. .
continually. salve only in a very few . L:
this mach-tho Rev. 1-. s:
‘ hid In ODthllliiy L
3 oration! in "fusion. even though: his;
opponcn s w ra‘ putting up a strong .
and when the decision was announced ‘
that the iterative side had won it was ‘
Robert Social. not being able to attend. '
mean ache]
«till: ‘3'
your, a a
the iin‘ he would
a.
aisle tumult)!” In?“ to: a mil
tuna .. a x ‘ or as
the inlet! Wistsissvndlouts. .
"i‘llifilli‘ll i is, imputatigg they give
their customers the ban t of their
vast expat-inns”! furnishing the or-
ganisation: With he formulas for a
completellue of medicinal remedies
and toilet preparations.
Each one of these preparations
before they are adored to the public
is approved by a National Formula
Committee. oomprisinl one of the
lending druulsis from each Stein.
and this Formula Committee has
placed its approval upon A. i). ll.
Kidney Remedy. which means that
this. nest to the prescription of a
responsible physician. is the most
efficient, the safest and altogether
the best remedy for the relief of
kidney trouble that is known to the
entire membership of this organiza-
tion. 0
it means that the relief secured
through its use will be free from
liabit~formin¢ tendencies such as
would usually follow the asset the
ordinary pntuut medicine.
The fact that A. D. 8. Kidney
iRemedy is absolutely harmless is
Just one of the many reasons why
you should use it at. the first sits.
suspicion or symptom of kidney
trouble—for if you_ have kidney
trouble and it does not help you the
druxglst you bought it of will cheer-
fully refund your money without a
.: question.
Get it at any A. D. 8. drug store.
t
l
l
' llllll avenue.
Schiicllting Bros. tit (lo. .
Wu“, HIM."
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tr. -‘
II .. . ,7 ‘_.
l W was iiio‘i‘b'il'ga" u.
These are the local A. D. S. druuists:
Alt-n. the crow-t.
The Iridos Pharmacy.
The Clifford Phamao l
Guittnsr d Cavity. reps.
anti.‘u Now-“York. ‘viditerdmmfriends
here on Sunday.
Mrs. Ellulbeib Fillonj, of Sprinsdale.
was an ovor Huntley guest of her ate
tcr. Mrs. Minnie Gregory.
Mrs. Jennie Hoyt. of Greenfield.
Mass. is visiting her sister. Mrs. ii. A.
l-‘illdw. in Newtown avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Bunion. .of
Brooklyn. are visiting Mrs. llayion's
mother. Mrs. Mary itedient. in Grum-
Sanlunl Watts and Mrs. Olmstead.
of l’artrirk street. entertained their
two sisters from Newark. N. .l.. over
Sunday and Memorial Dali
Mrs. Morris (‘ogxswt-il. of Grumman
avenue. had its guests last week. Miss
Gregory. from Wilton. and Mrs. Wright
and Miss Wright, of East Norwslk.
Gnome E. Bouton's house to Cheat-
nut iiili evened. was struck by light-
ning in Monday's shower. tearing down
the chimney and splinterin; floors and
doing other damage.
0
Newton Pillow and a friend. of Wor-
cester. Mass; were over Sunday and
Decoration Day guests of Mr. F‘lllow‘s
parents. Mr. and Mrs. n. A. Pillow, in
Newtowa avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Watts. of
Stamford. and Mr. and Mrs. lirerhnor.
of New Haven. were over Sunday
and Memorial Day attests of r. and
Mrs. lanthanum: in Chestnut ii i ave
nus.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gregory eater
tained on Sunday and Monday twenty
the relatives and friends from Bridge-
port. Sirstford. Stamford. Hartford and
The Norwalks at their home in New-
town avenue.
m
Ulilill.
Miss Ross Inowdon returned to New
York yesterday.
.. .
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Fitch spent Mc-
morial Day in blurs/slit.
New York friends it" being enter-
tained by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cot-ea.
Everett Northrop. of Pound Ridge. is
a guest of his sister. lira. acorn Cor-
aa. .
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The Misses Becker. of New York.
Elli: guest! of Mr. and Mrs. George
w. , .
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Oscar Williams has been an overt
allht [nest of relatives in south Br
“I ‘
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A number of New York attests were
entertained at.» as My residence.
over Memorial Day.
« Mr. and .0. a. Ferry were Sum.
day ~ shuts one. and Mrs. Rufus
battery. in Invocation.
WOW!
Mrs. D. ii. am» has eatsrtaiat
sd her brother and ifs Mr. and Mrs.
b. o. Godfrey. of Po chum.
. Mrs. A. I. TIM attended the liar
aerial Dav um elves by Buclp
initiate Post.“ 0. A. it, in Norwsilt. ,
Mil list-ear. has entertained his
blather. dis hen Harbor. of Valle)t
.rorss. and and. Charles ll‘avsreau.
of Wilton. . - l
Its. and an. James Chamberlain m
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lire. dent-so stills Iiiil son. William "turned to Brooms yesterday. aim
. l
r “ ties
ill.
...tur-r
ml .dsvs‘rvi‘rlt with
Henley William. .
M d N ‘
_ . i- an Mrs. G . . Racism! and
gilt“. and Mr.?§?hira Jennlnna
or ew York. are guests at the Altar
fl «residence. in Godfrey street.
‘ 7 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Horn have on-
id’l'talned a number of Brooklyn
friends. including Mr. Horn's sister.
Mrs. staunch. and his brother. August
Horn and“ son Arthur.
liiil llillillili.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph honey and iam-
lly spent Decoration [Jay visiting rela-
tives in New York.
Mrs. llabcoclt ufld sister. Miss Phil-
ips..of Brooklyn. have returned home
after spending a few days with Mr
and Mrs. Elmer Smith.
...—......
A party composed of Louis Scltede.
tins Hartlett. George Percy. Walter
Ruehl. Miss Mildred Glover. Grace
Hall, Nellie Thompson. Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Rice. Mrs. David blather. spent
Decoration Day at Trinity Lake.
4 warns
Harry Sherwood has erected a num-
ber of new bungalowa on his estate at
Combo fleech.
Mr. and Mrs. lv‘iilow were fit their
bungalow with some friends yesterday.
at. the Compo Mill Pond.
Mr. and Mrs. Frye and «daughter
Edith were in their bungalow yester’
day with friends from Stamford and
Bethe].
Mr. and Mrs, Reed. Mr, Ford of Beth
el and Mr. and Mrs. H. Drake, of South
Orange. spent the day yesterday with
Mr. and Mrs. P. Clarksou. at their cut»
face on Combo Beach.
The Taylor's occupied their to; cob
in at Cotupo' lleacb yesterday. The
cabin has been moved from where it
was last year across the road and is
now in a much finer spot.
...—......
Mr. and Mrs. llailwtiz and family
tested the coldness of the waters of
the Sound yesterday by enjoying a
dip in the still use waves. This is
their second swim this year and it is
quite remarkable in see women in
swimming at this little of your at
Connie "each,
The Comm) Skiff i‘iub hold some
boat races Monday afternoon at t‘onipo
iieacb. in spite of the heavy see that
was running. and the events were car-
ried out with some difficulty The fol-
lowing crests were in charge of the
hosts: Captain \‘i'. Allen twtonct-l;
crew. ii. Allen and H. Sherwood. Cal»
lain ii. ii. Nash tserondl; crew. il,
Nash and if. Sherwood. Captain Sca-
burg tcamizedl: crew. Leonard Alli-n.
Harold Wethcrwaa and ii. flocking-
haln. When on the second leg of the
mumps“... ”.... .. ”...... ...—«...-..» «Maw... -.....M._‘. . .
.VERY [LITTLE
Ir. Merchant to have an aumntc
BIGN for your store and show will
down. We male than all lines. and
they SELL Till: 000ml
Try a snail sin for a sinner-4a:
increase in your business will cause
you to order larger. ones.
'l‘lielleedkwilllledtrlcaliio.
as wasmusrolv arson.
acorn spawns.
TIL. ans.
Wm ..M..,. . ...... w.a~m.~w
Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only
On and am Tuscany. Jana? 'f.
loos. Freight Propellers will save
Pier 18. ldast River. New York. (foot
of Dover street). «on W. (moi
Sunday). at i p. in. Frsisht resolved
at Norwaik up to i p. m. and loath
Norwalh an to me p. at.
t Not-walk Steamboat Lo.
‘flfllfl’ ‘0 Width. 0. 0. "mu...”
Lessee. Consul Agent.
”we.
had--
run new sounds.
Defiaitioaofullropmhc
cam Min to the unions. of the
cause the disease and the art of ad«
lusting the same. Dinosaur-enabled
by a sir-lint. twist or in the
Ivan in . it it
m. pinch serves as is
11:1“ life in file «new new and
Oil rs remove
humane.“ “
arm tile sis
' r rm
sis. W. first;
..wur- arena... .
Of
cllsnos to too you
1‘. FRANCIS. D. C.
u warmest-on av. so. uoswam
Magnetic Treatments elven Also.
the of
and m is .
in Indigestion
Use your teeth on your food or your
stomach will suffer. Quicklunches.
hurried eating. bolting food. are sure
to end. owner or later. in some
form of indigestion, more or less
troublesome.
quickly relieve the distress caused
by hurried eating. They not direct-
ly on the stomach nerves and actu-
ally help the food to digest and
assimilate. They are particularly
nod for nervous dyspepsia, bloat-
ing, hiccoughs. bitter taste in the
mouth. and flatulence. With rea-
sonable care in eating. Beecham’s
Pills will soon
Put an End to
Stomach Ills
Soul'snwhu. [amides-Hie.
race the boat in charge of Captain Sea-
burg was hit by an especially large
wage and ever she went. precipitating
the four buys into the chilling waters
of tile/Sound. They were in the water
clinging to the upturned craft for about
thromuarters of an hour. When near-
?- frozen by the cold water they were
naily rescued by Carl Slate in his
power boat Teal, who had made for
the scene of the accident as soon as he
saw the plight of the young sailors. in
the launch that went to the rosette
Were George Reed and (7er Slate. The
boys who were in the water so long are
all right today. save for the colds they
caught by the exposure.
4 4a
GOLD MEDAL noun
FOR RENT
6 Rooms and Bath
New House
All Modern Improvements
$25 .
J. M. LAYTON &CO.. Inc.
5 Railroad Ava.. South Norwaik
WHEN A HOT SPELL COMES
RANGES
will be in great demand. so if you
want to be ready for the
heat. order your Gas
Range today.
$14.75 up
ON EASY PAYMENTS IF
. DESIRED
Housatonic
Power Co.
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WeGrimwsLeia.
Fenwick Optical 00.
UNWIU IANK IUILOINI
norm 3".
fl WADHiHI'i‘DN CTIII‘I'.
s p. in. Monday and interior. 7 to
is p. n.
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HmtoiiiflsflnMflMib
"la...“ -. ......
j The pig has never
press any desire for
often wears a ring.
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been known to ex:
Tatar-nous can't. up. ...,
Durioil House
(Grocery Boulevard)
sasr nonwatlc ‘w‘
Shore mum? all [finds of
Sea Food Cooked to Order.
Peoehtsronl'
WallPapers
Lattice! merchant in
lilhcmtyopi‘lmemOO
Double Roll
Sole agent for Janewsy Mini»
nter's. Fr. Beck 8: Co.’s Well
spers. ~
Contractor-for Painting
and Paper Hanging;
Paints. Houaefungshinc Goods.
(3., c. ‘
Agent sealant. Phone
Willis. Recurds and Supplies
L. H. Decker
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Plumbing
That Counts; ‘
in installing BATHROOM or
KITCHEN FIXTURES insist on but
in; the best piping and careful work-
manship. even if the initial cost is:
little bit more. We will gladly refer.
you to many. of our customers, who
are pleased with our way of doll!
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