m
i
Transactions asp homestead in
Mansdsld avenue.1)aricn. has been
rented to New York parties for the
summer.
The whist recently [then by the im-
provement society in the town hall nat-
tsd over silo.
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Samuel Partly has been made a menu
tier of the Connecticut bar, and will
Was Open Country Abcva
Fourteenth Street.
(New York Run.) 1
Lived Without Ono as Years When it
This is the modest story of Richard
night and yesterday. when he had the
rattle in his throat. as he called it. Was
1 any good to him? No, i sat in there
by the window and couldn't do noth-
ing. It was it woman he needed."
W—fl
CONNECTICUT.
(The following poem was clipped
from a paper published in 1824. and Is
sacrum ‘
”luv—aw... ~ --~
The more money a. man could inherit
the more he could act as if he made iii
by his brains. ‘
rstarsoue can. no. ‘ .io
Lee. He died on Monday in his room
DOrlon House
credited to the Burlington (Vt.) Sen-
tinel.)
What land is that where pcdiars rise.
Mrs. lilllen Qaluor. of Newark, New.
Jersey, is in toivnto spend the sum
mar with her dsushter. Mrs. John.
on the second floor back of the tens-
new practice is .
‘ y merit house at 238 Elizabeth street. He
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(Gregory Boulevard)
E A 8 T N O R w A L K
m than ‘ it.
could“ no to”! cover?” While
can?) that
r. and
Mrs. Roy Gerard lost twenty-nine from
~ Mrs. William 3. Sherwood wili'en-
. tn m a p Brummar tsrtain the members of ill t. or had lived on that plot of ground for Kic‘il'e’i‘tfia eiifilugi‘ltllig‘y “thmenki r
.‘ r I _. e as c cattle. an , probably scores ' ‘ ,p .r e ‘urrc so years, and during the last half of n, (“0‘ 3 ”W :3 3 9“ , '—"'-
, . 115;? Y'gmfim‘lmx‘13éac‘}:‘Ii'tfgat'g: , There are. united ”plotters at the 32:3“ club at her home this often that time he had his nephew, John And sell their clocks and 33::336333; Shore Dinnera‘aad All Kinds Of
7. _ . r. while mm“ a horsehair. w” garish pustigwdtls glow; to Change - ' Carey, for company. ”And what good Cork nutmegs, emails and flax mohair, sea Food Cooked to Order
. ' iteraliy drenched, and his hobby 'colf M03333; Margy G Wiillanieghngbira' Mill! tichlegel. who I)!" been Visit- was I to him when he was that sick?" And anything they have to spare? m ' ,
if , a. w .. Wm ‘15... . , ,l chat and hobby jacket looked as if R. Snyder. '. i ' ' log at the horns of Mrs. Charles Lau~ said Carey yesterday. It was a woman Connecticut,
.; Git Your ‘ Wm“ fit ey had been drawn through the mill - danbsrg. has returned to her home in he wanted, not the up“ oimeg' What place is that where onions grow, , . _. ‘ .
g , _ ‘ , pond, . The Dramatic Society of the Darlau Pennsylvania. Richard Lee was born ill: the old Wheremggrls have become white as 0 n van
'— """" fr so thatwstcrzcorete . .
W fit. .9“ “Reward Van Then. of Hanford iii39923:»?mighoi‘ziiiifigiifirzienifi Clifford Smith, whoduniierwcnt an 0:3 02,133,, My n§,.h'.,.‘“...,,,.wem.. And checks as fresh-as red races blow? pnopmrfon' ‘
' Bria-g9 - Pham I no yrlostmfvztntN‘ilrsTi‘i‘rlit' and; “aginl'taii and I“ that ”m" will “1'" ii: “9°“ the 3:153:02 of?" iggg‘mcdmliis £313an street and the irish boys, “kg infill; What place is that i do bgoeign‘gcticut.
.- . x ~ "‘ ~ ,.. .. .. y. week and Mr. Van Tilen broke all data on which the play M" I” present. on the irOIér. ‘ ard he“ could '0 “B there and u , .
Prompt and ancientaarrics at
all times. ‘
Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
Chairs for our trolley patrons.
Come in and wait for your can.
names : Primacy
a. partisan. ahagsr.
on if
Fred Raymond. of nnnbury. has
been a recent visitor with East Nor-
waJk friends.
Rodman Lilly, of Seaview avenue,
left town today to take a position on
the Armor yacht of which Captain
Crawford, of Cranbury, is master.
......,........_..
Mrs. John Meikle. of Brooklyn, re-
turned homc yesterday. after a few
days visit with her daughter, Mrs. Her-
bert E. Lockwood. of First street.
There will be meetings quite plenty
during the next two weeks for the
men of the Fire district. Those ses-
sions will include the annual meetings
of the fire and school. districts and the
lire department.
Frank W. Roberts, who is one of the
Sealshipt Oyster System, incorporated.
salesmen, is in town. to attend the cou-
vention of the salesman at the rnnln
office in Washington street. South
Norwalk.
it is estimated that several hundred
people were in the crowd which girth-
cred at Gregory Boulevard Monday of-
tei'noon to see the horse racing, but
the latter did not materloilse to airy
great extent.
James Parker has one of the present
products of the Sealshlpt System, of
South Norwalk, in use at his bridge
pharmacy. This is the company's ice
cream container, which is considered a
litre piece of work.
There was a good attendance out for
the weekly prayer meeting of the East
Avenue Methodist Church, changed to
last evening from tonight. the regular
dais, on account of Pastor and Mrs.
Gillies, wedding anniversary.
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The oyster shell pile on the Wash-
ington street bridge has not yet com-
menced to move. though it will coni-
nionce to go now very shortly. it was
reported that the shell. moving would
start the first of the present wcck, bill
iiiorc has yet been no signs.
The contents of tile tiicriuomeior
tribe went so.low this morning iiiui
anybody out during the early hours Iii
summer clothes had jusi cause to SIIIV'
or. This morning was accounted an
unusually cool one for spring.
The East Norwaik Fire Police arc
scheduled to have a monthly incl-ring
next Monday evening but it will not
at least be held, at the regular time.
for that is the hour scheduled for the
annual meeting of the entire depart-
ment at the Mayflower llrc house.
Clayton 1.. Marshall, of thc Cl‘l‘rli'l'lll
Laundry. who was a visitor in New
York Memorial Day. has something to
remember from his visit as long as he
lives, in that he saw Glenn ll. Curilss.
the uvinior alight after his llinlorlcnl
flight from Albany to New York City.
The Cranhury murder fnlic story rip
culatcd widely around Easi Norwalk
yesterday and is still being talked
about. The story was spread to it Hi!"
load of people on the East avenue car
yesterday morning and It was not long
before it had been been thoroughly
disseminated. '
a.
The consignment of pipe which is
being delivered by the schooner Mill-
villee for the City of Nurwalk, is in-
tended largely for the extension oi the
water mains in blast Norwaik. which
was announced recently. The schoorr
or. Captain Martin. said had a cargo
of 500 tons of pipe when she arrived
in the harbor... Half of it Is for the City
of Norwalk and the remainder will be
taken to Bridgeport.
Rev. Mater F. Reynolds will breach
a series of summer Sunday evening
sermons at the Advent Christian
Church, beginning Sunday June 5th.
Those themes will be treated in a brief
and interesting manner. One hour will
be the lengtth of the entire service.
The following aubiactii will be discus-
sed. "What Has Bocoure of Hallf".
"Does it Do Any Good to Pray?" "Will
the World Ever Come to An hind f" “is
Life Worth ldvingl" "The Undiscov-
ored Country."
The Rev. and Mrs. w. W. Gillies ars
celebrating the 25th anniversary of
their marriasa this afternoon and ev~
string at the parsonage In Rowan
street, the reception hours being from
4 until 10 o‘clock and there is no doubt
that they will be visited by a large
number of the members of the blast
Avenue Methodist Church and other
friends. During their stay in East Nor-
walli, covering a period of a little more
than a year. the pastor and his wife
have made a large number of friends.
black , fish.
caught 56 pounds.
'
tendanoc. A large amount of important
other motor and generator.
chinsry will be accomplished, it is ex»
is new. and not second hand, the kind
meeting. The installing of tho
chinery will be ucconiplshed. it is ex-
pected. its soon as possible, on account
of the dcmnnds on the service, which
are greater than over before.
Another importani
committee at
irict meeting on
Jillie Hill.
'l‘uesduy
Norwalk records. with an eight pound
All together tho party _
A surprise party was given Mater
Flatt at his home in Ludlow street,
last evening. There were 43 in attend-
ance. Games were played and the two
Gracie brothers furnished music on
violin, comet and piano. At 10:30 a
lunch was served. The party broke
up in the early hours of the morning.
all voting Lester a royal entertainer.
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On Tuesday evening. there was a
regular meeting of the East Norwalk
Fire District committee, but only two
members were present, P. If. Fielding
and William H. Baker. The third mem-
ber. August Billensteln, was not in at‘
business was transacted, hOWever. for
Messrs Fielding and Baker carried out
the vote of the meeting of last week.
which authorised the purchased of no-
This on
paralus, the coumiittee. decided to pur-
chase from Sheena and Company, of
New York. who furnished the motor
generator set now in use. A member
of the. committee states that the ma-
that was spoken against at the district
nia-
declsion of the
the Tuesday evening
meeting was to have the annual dist
cvciiliig.
ed,
George H. Ward. the veteran pedes
trian of Middletown. who is trying to
eclipse one of Edward Payson Wea-
ton’s walking felts. passed through
Dorian yesterday murrrlng. Mr. Ward
millde a short stop at the Columbia Hoe
to .
A delegation of about twenty memo
hers or Lincoln Council. Junior 0. U.
A. M.. attended the service at the Bar
rien Methodist Church in a body Sun-
day evening, when the pastor, the Rev.
George Benton Smith, preached a very
line sermon appropriate to Memorial
Day. on the subJect "The Flag of Our
Fathers."
The thunder shower Memorial Day.
which struck the whole surrounding
country very hard. did not forget Da-
rlen, where the roads were washed.
though not seriously damaged. One
bolt of lightning killed a cow owned by
Frank Waters. of West Norwalk, and
another struck a tree near the Darleu
Congregational Church.
Nicola Crimenti. of Darian. was iln-
ed 86 and Mary Victoria, of Virgil
street. Stamford. a like sum this morn.
by City Court Judge Young. They were
arrested yesterday by Detective Hef-
ferrnnn for helping themselves to veg-
etables on the J. T. Williams estate.
Execution of the sentence was suspect
dad in the cos! of the woman:
-.——.
The llarien baseball learn and a par-
ty of routers who started out Memor-
iul Day afternoon for Port Chester.
where the Dorian loam was scheduled
to play the iiuichiown team. got more
than they bargained for. in thal they
ANNUAL MEEI‘ING
wore drnuchoud o the
heavy thunder storm. On account of
East Norwalk Fire District
The legal voters of the East Nor
walk Fire District are hereby notified
Fitch School House, in said District.
Tuesday. June i‘ih, 1910, iii 8 o‘clock
p. in. for the following purposes,
wit:
lrlct Committee, Collector and Trans
elect oilicers for the ensuing year.
lie
in
last or next to be completed, and
uthorlae the Disirici
as tho mcoilng shnll dclcrruluc. and
lo (‘OIIIP before said nieuilng.
2nd day of June. lillil.
PlilLli’ r. WELDING.
w. ll. sauna,
and warned that the, annual meeting
of said district will be held or the
to
1. To hear the reports of the Dis~
urer for the present fiscal year, and to
1T0 lay a tax on this ratablc ca-
iate of said district according to the
Comiuiiiw
to borrow such sum or sums of money
to transact any nilu-r business propor
listed at East Norwulk, Conn. this
i‘iznst Norwalk Fire District Committee.
)2 it
the weather conditions. the gains bird
to be called off.
A stranger. who is declared to have
been an old rounder. though he has
never been arrested here before and
has never been confined heretofore in
he h‘alrneld County jail. was arrested
Monday afternoon near the Stafford
place in Newton by Constable Richard
IAIOllll‘d. The stranger. who gave his
nariic us John Crockett, was sent. in
Bridgeport for llflocu days by Justice
William ii. Willmolt. .lr.. ‘
The old Singel place on the turnpike.
between llarien and Noroton. furnish-
od quite an exciting firi,l about 3 o'clock
Sunday morning. The house. which
was not a very large our, was untcnuu
led and tho flrc bud nilalued nut-h
headway by tho Ilrnc ii was diacovcri-l
that the firemen were powerless to
save the place. though they responded
in quick time with their nppnraius. l‘p
on their return from Ibo tlro. ihc fire
mcn had an impromptu baseball game
at 4:31) on the Noxon lot diamond. Au-
torriolilliaia who were passing through
i'd'wn were so much surprised that they
stopped and inquired the cause for a
M S llllllllllllm
wr-ck.
for ”W season.
Francisco, Cullfornld, May 13, 1910.
IOII.
.—
(Il‘t'll of the Rowayton
Church tomorrow afternoon at
church. for the Children‘s Day
gram.
pm
Wm
Car 179 Jumped the track at ihajunc
yesterday afternoon at 4:40 o'clock
and the niotorman Howard Godfrey.
son llunimuit Norton, of Brooklyn
Edgar .I. Mili'Iler took possession of
his summer home on tho illuff, last
Ex-(‘ommodore Janice A. Farrell and
family. of New York‘ city, b'bvc arrived
at their summer hoc of Hickory Bluff
Capiain and Mrs. Preston liar-t un-
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Oilvo May. to Percy E. Farris in Bait
Mr. and Mrs. Both B. Toms and Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert Finch, of Hartford.
spent Sunday and Memorial Day with
B. 1.. St. John. at his borne in Rowdy-
'l‘herc will be a rehearsal of the chil.I
Methodist
the
lion while coming out of Rates Point
The conductor was George Othame
Mr. and Mrs. F. 11. Norton and
game so early in the morning.
The first of the June weddings in
Dunbury tookplaco at three o'clock
Mrs. Louis D. K. Show, of 13 Meadow
street, bécnme the bride of Frederick
ii. Baur. of Noroion Heights, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Blur, of 16 Davis sin-ct,
llaubury. The marriage was perform-
cd by Rev. E. .lay Teagiirden. pastor of
the Church of Christ, at his residence.
iii Stevens street. in the presence of
relatives of the contracting parties.
The bridesmaid was Lucy P. Shaw. sla-
ter of the bride, while Christian Rant.
brother of the groom. was best man.
The bride was charmingly attired in
white silk and her going away gown
was of old rose colored silk. The
bridesmaid wore pale green silk. The
happy couple look the 4:16 train for a
wedding visit at Atlantic City and up‘
on their return will reside in Noroton
Heights where they will be at home to
their friends after July first. Both Mr.
and Mrs. Baur- are well and favorably
known in Daubury and both have
' many friends. Mr. flour is engaged in
the grocery and meat business in No
roion Heights, while Mrs. Bohr has
- been for the past three years employ-
ed as a stanographer in the pulse of
~ it. A. Mallory a Son's factory in psa-
bury. They were the recipients of a
lar e and handsome array of presents
inc riding silverware, China, cut glass.
pictures and furniture.
yesterday afternoon. when Miss Cerf
Irudc Eva Shaw. daughter of Mr. and"
moved up on Friday and took possu-
sion of “Rockeliifo” for the season.
They have had it new tennis court
constructed on the west side of Bluff
courier til: Flies
avenue.
section of the state.
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lit-GOV. MiCKIV DIM).
arbor Mickey died at his home today.
9--
Mr. and Mrs. [Astai- bandits, are
bsrnoaniiig the loss of nineteen iitils'
chickens. which were literally drowned contempt; it is about the only creature
on land during the heavy iii/arm Ms-
irylng to flirt win him.
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Do not regard the flea with great
which gets any work out of a dog.
William ll. Farrell and family, who
have been living in Canada for some
time. have arrived and have leased the
Mckwood cottage. at Hickory blind.
for the summer. lllr. Farrell has a nine
ty horsepower simplex automobile.
which is one of the finest cars in this
cocoons. Nab. June lira-Inflow
A man who is a noted local author.
ity on filrtlng.,says that when a roan
hears a certain woman instills and
despises him. It Is a sure sign aha Is
an Otheriinedlshcihsrfou
om,
i . .
list out your tru ty pa and lot
down the mauurarh'gnts for Black or
Galvanised lcl'esnlug, or Screen Doors
and Window lessons. which we have
ill all aiaas. ’ ~
Ave. and Main It.
arias
Select Groceries. ilay. Grain. Flour
and Feed, Hardware. Paints. Glass, ate.
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A woman knows none or the mart
snccs she writes for servants are
yards but aha balicvaa all these that
are brought to beta-New York Press.
corner ileum},
A woman is because site wants
toss; amaaw on haliaitoba
Schliclttiiig Bros. & Ca. V
Fred Fabio. who has been confined
in the Norwnik hospital with a broken
leg, is able to go out once more by the
aid of crutches.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wolfe, of New
York have taken possession of their
new home in Cross Highway which has
been handsomely titted up.
_—
The music committee of the Con
gregationul church are hard at work
securing singers for a choir which they
hope to be able to form in a short time.
Among the new books at the library
are, “My Life in China and America."
by Yung Wing. also “Handbook of the
Polar Discoverer." Arctic and Antarc-
tic. by Gen. A. w. (Iroeloy.
A large auto truck while driving
down the hill near the blacksmith shop
in Roaeville district Tuesday morning
ran into the stone embankment nour
William Lyon's. wrecking the. machine.
TIIE BTMTHIIII MBTEI
MIMI! I8 “LB Til TIIE
SEALSIIIPT "STEM
M
ii‘oullnucd from First Patrol
which oysters are shipped Imdcv ilic
new pure food law, which became cf~
festive last month. One of the stock»
holders prominent in the oyster busi-
ness is Andrew iiudei. The law pro-
vides that oysters must be shipped
free from ion. This means that the
dealers must pack the oysters much
the same as ice cream is packed. All
such devices are now controlled. the
oystcrmen claim. by the Scalshipl.
Oyster sysicin. inc. The Siratford
Oyster company in common with many
older concerns was \ lgorounly opposed
to the proposed lt-gliiliililill and Mr.
Beardsley in a recent address before a
national gathering of oystermen al-
iuckcd the legislation as the work of
men inexperienced in the work they
had undertaken.
The Siratford ()yaier company was
organized about a quarts-r of a century
ago by eight ritratford man who pooled
$1.000 apiece. The result of their on-
iciprisc is n remarkable exarrlplo of
the fortunes that have been made in
tho oyster business.
The stock of the oyster company has
rhangcil hands a number of times since
the organization ()ne of the eight
men to form the company was ilonry
.l. Lou-ls, deceased. whose widow is
now lurixcly interested in the Ii, J. Low
in Oran-r company. whose docks at the
firm of Pembroke street are but a
slunu's lhrow of those of ihe Sirniiord
iilyslol' company. Prominent among
lilw present stockholders are P. 8.
illeardslcy, Charles Siagg. Mrs. H, .i.
' Louis and George Cleveland.
, 'i‘hc Strntford ()ystcr company‘s pri-
i i-aic grounds near the naiurnl beds off
Slrniford point are a marvel among
oysiurrusn. The grounds are so ideally
situated and of illicit faultless forma-
Ilon. that all the owners are callcd‘
upon to do is to barrow tho preserves
annually in harvest a rich crop. \l'bon
all other grounds fail those of file
Btrnii‘ord Oyster company Ihrlvo. The
luck of the company has become pro-
vorlilnl.
Under the direction of Fred, 8.
lieardalcy the company has thrived in
such an extent that it is said that fro
quently the stock holders have re-
ceived fabulous returns on their in»
veatrnonis. In unusually sticcesaful
years receiving as high as nearly 300
percent on the original investment.
The acquiring of the alrntford Oys-
ter company by the Beillshlpi Oyster
System, inc... is said to be unusually
significant in the oyster trade. for it
means. the veteran oysterman of this
nocilon declare. that eventually all the
oyster interests will be absorbed by
the immense New York combine.
The inde ndont oyster dealers have
been force to pay a royalty of ill cents
a gallon for the use ol‘ the packing dew
vices required by law. which are cover-
ed by patents held by the Boalahipt in-
terests. and this levy has cut so deeply
into the revenues of the independent
dealers that they are said to have come
to the conclusion that It is battsr to
accept a reaacnobla offer from the
Eioalshipi interest than to wage a war
that must needs prove disastrous lo
the independents In view of the ole
clttsiVe rights to the shipping devices
held by the Sealshlpt system.
it was reported that Frederick I.
Beardsley had received a tempting of‘
far to take chargaofthe‘ entire oyatdr
enterprise of the ifaslalupt system, but
Mr. Beardsley in discussing conditions
said no believed tits affairs and man-
agement of the S’t‘atlcrd Oyster com-
pany would run a any Just the some at
present.
‘
--"Dcan'a Ointment cured ms of
season that had as and an: a long
time. The c to , ' asset's-
Hon. I. W. _ that“. mission”
Labor ltatisti’ca, ”gusts; Ids.
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HUIRIOANI’WILLI MANY.
VICTORIA. B. 0.. June, 3.—~hianir
livu. were lost and several ships wars
wrecked in a hurricane which swept
the Loyalty isian in March. accord
in to belated adv osa brought by the
atgan‘isbip Manulia from Australila.
yesterday.
as
farmers. His parents. Patrick
nclly joined in old at.
Mott street. The church
Connolly married them.
stone mason.
the stone arches and the buildings.
now with the saloons on the
be they're 0' that."
rusty red hair that has all
obstinate twists in it.
been the janitor.
said Carey.
me in and llnvc me n ironic."
him.
to inc."
the balloon take their plnccs.
shacks and steal apples and harry thoi
an
Hannah Leo. came from lreland. They
wars. the first couple that Bishop Con-
Patrlck‘s on
itself was
only 12 years or so old when Bishop
The boy was taught the trade. of it
There are blocks that
he squared in the County Court House.
and when Central Park was laid out it
was Richard Lee who helped to trim
“in them days." says John Carey.
“The boys had to stay all day in the
cold. He's told me many's the time
that he drank his ten cold out of his
pull and ate a piece 0' meat and a
slice 0' bread out 0' doors for the want
of a place to go into. it‘s different
corner,
where a mart can drop in for a drink
and a bowl 0' soup and such. But may-
.lobu Carey is lit) years old. He has
sorts of
Blane Richard
Lee built a four story tenement on the
site of his father's old frame house It
is John Carey. his nephew, who has
"He was father and mother to me.“
"When my own mother
and father died it. was him who took
Carey
looked around illc rriltc of ll harc kli~
wlicrc lite and the old men used to get
their Inertia. "Arid l‘m wondering what
would ever have become 0‘ rue hilt for
Sure, he was morbor and father
Richard lave saw the coming of the
Irish to Elizabeth street and Irv suw
Nowh-
thre priests the catechlsc do touch,
And politics on Sunday preach?
Connecticut.
What place where laws made
much strife,
No man must kiss a child for life,
Nor man on Sunday kiss his wife?
Connecticut.
What raised is that where Deacon Grun-
y
Did wléip his beer cask well on Mon-
RY.
Because the beer did work on Sunday?
Connecticut.
What state is that, pray call to mind,
Where all on lndian puddings dine,
With golod small beer and sometimes
w be.
blue
Connecticut.
What state. my friend. i pray you men-
lion,
Did Justify a vile convention.
Rebellion. treason and dissection?
Connecticut.
Wlint tpint-o is that where strangers
nd
80 many people good and kind.
And ne'er have cause to change their
nund?
Connecticut.
it is such a relief to have p man
make love effectively nowadays that a
girl doesn‘t even stop to wonder who
taught him how.
The more a man can love a woman.
the more ho could prove it by her mn-
kiug him any it over and over again.
The world is moving so fast that
cvcn u hci‘elic ciin'l stay a lieretic long.
—l’uck.
Walil’apers
Largest assortment in
the city. Prices from
lOcto$5.00
Double Roll
Sole agent for Jancway 8: Car.
poster's. Fr. Beck & Co.’s .Wcll
Papers. '
Comrade—Hot Painting
and Paper Hanging
Paints, Houseiurnishing Goods,
&c.‘. 81c.
m
Agent for Columbia Phono-
grapiis, Records and Supplies.
L. H. Decker
87 WASHINGTON STRIIT. ,LI
sourii uoawaut. .ili
TEL. con. " '
days tho city posts sings in its tone
man. Around the rumor on
is grcuily changed.
0 d to by llniian priests.
ho was a baby, said John Carey.
"lic wasn't ivcii Iliul‘l‘lt‘ii, Imr
illt'ilf hallways prinicii in four languag-
cs, and the legend that in Iriosl read
in not that in English, Yiddish or Ccru
Mott
BII‘N‘I ilio congregation of Risi’atrlt-k's.’
l-‘utilvi' Ki-iti'noy.
has it few of his own pi-oplo with illm
still. but the bulk of ihciu are prcaclr
\‘ct Richard
lice hurln‘i mlaacd curly runes on it
Sunday or u holy tittywno not which
ciliwr." until the nephew, “but Sunday
FOR RENT
6 Rooms and Bath
New House
All Modern Improvements
.3 $25
.vsnv LITTLE
they SELL THE GOODBI
you to order larger ones.
as WAIHINOTON ITIIIT.
IOUTH NORWALK.
TIL. U6.
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Ir. Merchant to have an ELECTRIC
SIGN for your store and show win-
dows. We make them. all rises. and
Try a small sign for s starter—Ina
increase in your business will cause
The Reed & Voilr Electrical Co.
I. M. LAYTON 8100.. Inc.
6 Railroad Avo.. South Norwalk
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
‘4.
on user ravufl'rs IF
nasrnan
For Freight Only
fills, Freight Propellers will
Nonalh up to 6:80 p. in.
‘ Norwalii Steamboat tic.
Analog J. Imltb.
Lama.
Daily Line to N. Y.
on and AM fluidly. illllllll'yl 'f.
can
Pier til. East River. New York. (foot
of Dover atraatl. every day. (except
blunday). at 8 p. in. Weight received
at Norwalh up to s p. in. and loath
C. O. Newman.
Oscarai Agant.
Housatonic
Power Co.
Definition of Chiropracbc
THE NEW SCIENCE
special for This
Week Only
iMonOgram Rya Whiskey...756 at. bat.
Sherry Wine .............35oqt.liht.
'Fine Bock ....... $1.00 case. delivered
. Other goods. too numerous to men-
tion. all at cut.prices.
i not Roast Beef Free Saturday night.
‘2 CENTRAL HOTEL
‘ Cor. Macros A Ohutuut Sta. TO! 151-!
. J. O. L. DI'SEOA. Provo. “
‘ IT’S THE
Plumbing
That Counts
in installing BATHROOM! or
KITCHEN FIXTURES insist on hav-
ing the best piping and careful work.
manship, even if the initial cost in l
little bit more. We will gladly refer.
you to many of our customers, who
are pleased with our way of doing
business. ‘_ ' .u ‘
Horace R. Nash
TILIPHONI 401
North Main and West Sheets.
South Norwalk
High Grade Ball Bearing
LAWN
MOWERS
Garden Hose
Hand Cultivatdrs
Brandt Sprayers
Wire Netting
And histamine Goods
Cblro Tactic la the salaries“ of the
cause 0 the disease and the art of ad-
iuating the sails. Diseases oaumi
by a wrench. twist or s a iii the
back. line it dons in c Idliood it
creates pinched serves an pain in
{manta in the different organs aadi
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmcalsins the air
cam system i
Norseman.
Curvature of the Ipifls.
T.
more. a. c.
i Magnolia “treatments Given Alas.
it t body.
flotation, Paraly-
sis. Heart. Kidney and Mala Dis-l
cans are given spacial attention“; 2b?
flavor rssrat giv Chiropractic a
chance to halo rob...
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UNITID IANK IUILDING
llama 7G
I? WASHINGTON UTHII'I‘.
Hours—n0 to 11:80 I. in. and 18.45 to
“WAQHINM‘ON ITJO. NORWALK I p. in.1 Monday and eaters-r. 'I lid
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