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Personal attention given to all
prescription work. . .
Chairs [for our trolley patrons.
Come in and wait for your car.
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The tide of Sunday night. accom
pouring the easterly storm, was the
hlgest in several months, though it
has been exceeded during the last year
or so.
Only routine matters were disposed
of at themcnthly meeting of the Eu-
worth league last evening. All of the
arrangements have been completed fer
the Friday evening trip to Wilton for
the bimonthly meeting;
Whitson Wheeler. the well known
newsdeaier, has acquired a tricycle
that is of much use in his business. Mr.
Wheeler has had a body attached to
the tricycle and he can use the ma-
chino in delivering his papers.
Today is another historical data ac.-
cording to Pharmacist James Parker‘s
calendar. Just 184 years ago today, a
resolution declaring the Colonies tree
and independent was introduced into
the Continental Congress by Richard
Henry Lee.
A considerable improvement is be
ing made at the Hefner tobacco store
at the entrance to the Washington
street bridge. The restaurant section's
space has been doubled by knocking
out the partition into the adjoining sec.
tion of the building.
The tennis courts at the Counigy
Club were made ready for use this
morning. The clay piling has becn
finished for a number of days and this
morning the marking off of the courts
was done under the direction of Slow-
ard George M. 'l‘lctian.
Stilllt' of the members of the oyster
buying ilcol have returned to the local
waters. This morning there wci‘c thrco
or four sloops anti schooncrs off the
Country Club dock being filled by the
power boats with oysters to be trans
planted in Long island waters.
Following the annual meeting of
the East Norwalk Fifi} llepartiiient
last evening at the Maytlowors quar-
tors, lhc members of the Fire Police
returned to their own hcadouartcra
and hold a monthly business meeting.
As the hour was growing late. only
routine matters were disposed of.
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'l‘lio plant of tho South Norwnlk lin-
gincerlui: company. near tlic (last-i
bound East Norwnlk railroad (ll-poi
was obliged to shut down for hull lill
hour or so ycsli-rdny on account or the
lircnklnu of an clccuic iccd \viro. 'l‘hc
place is run lly olcclricliy. lilo lilticr
being secured from the South Norwalk
municipal plant.
There has been some complaint
about tho oil built that n Nf’f‘llilll of
East ilvouuc, over tho (‘lty of Norvviiii.
Mac has rcccnliy revolved ill till» hands
of Street Commissioner John .ltulonc.
it. is plilillt'ii out that whilc ii 1» oil up
pears to ho a pond iii proucul. \-'ilt'll it
drive. tin-,ro will undoubtedly lw a line
iilt‘i't‘ of road cronioll. 'l‘llc hoary coal
is of unilorni thickness.
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(‘npinln lirnsiils (lacr Will: u \‘~l‘lt“lillfi
visitor ill East Norwulit yesterday,
whore liu cullt'tl on a few old frluiidi-s.
including llalllcl anti .iolin lilionlnit»
dieu. ('nplnln (leer, who is now om»
ployod on a passenger lilt'ti'iiliiilii ply
in; the New York waters, was pilot on
the steamer Allelphia when she illf'W
up in Norwalk harbor many years up."
and u nlmlbor of poopiu were killed.
The Mayflower baseball team lum-
at‘rauucd a name for Saturday lifter-
noon of this week at the Oval in Cow.
avenue, with the Connecticut Colored
titanic. of South Norwalk. The color-
ed men have been practicing hard and
it is under ) that they. are a strong
aggregatiogm’ae turdly afternoon
victory of the , n owcrs’ has Oglvun
the friends of the team renewed hope
for tho iii'itiitlli'li outcome.
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Many pmplo wriil earlier to boil lliat
iiluhl than for it long time This Withi-
uiimul 'bmlru in rutiro curly was dim
to tho l‘liounix it‘nulnn (\llliilliilY'H f‘X‘
riiraiou which began Sunday morning
but did not concluiio tliifli ycuiorduy
morning. on account of the breaking
down of the steamer .lolui fiyivmilr-r.
The excursion was the moat exultiut
one that most of those on board the
boat, how ever participated in.
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‘ The electors of the fire district
iliouid bear in mind the date of thO
linnual district nineties. The meeting
will be held tonight at the Fitch achooi,
all repaired by the rules summing the
district. and not. a‘ week hence. us was
originally advertised. Among the mat.
tors of lmportanqe for this evening are
the annual report of the district colli-
mitteemen. All in all, it ill believed the
meeting will be of so much interest
that there will be a big attendance.
Miss Josephine tilepeaitle.’ uotmin to
Mrs. E. w. James; has been quite ill
for some. time 12.?” at her borne iii
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121st. street. New York city. lea-sews
'«cnly a short‘ttline since tier" module.
Mrs. Susan W. Olepsettle. was alive
and well. as was also her youngest eta-
ter Mabel, but both oftbesevi-eletives
ill" passed, ,7 way. the m dream»
the in blast Norwaik. cametfiry. and
t e sister in another cemetery in Long
island. All three were well-known in
V ”‘Dlrle‘n list "at calce dveu‘sbd‘v pi
- CharlespColeiygscoy “a “gum“. . .
or. Harvard and John curtailment
New York. were the sueatii of Mr. and
1, . Mrs. Housman. in Dalian. last week.
C. W.‘Wsterb ' and homily 'moved
yesterday from , situate to CODDSM
ticut avenue; over the towu line into
the Town of Nerflaik.
Louis F. Bloom and family and Hen
man Pack took an sutomobllf trip in
Athena's car to North Caste, New.
York. Sunday, where Mr. Stoorse's par-
ents were visited; . ,
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W. 1.. Baldwin and F. A. Lockwood
Erratum-walk from their summer vi»
its here, and Josephine. who is the.
standby otthe family, has been occu-'
pied as stencxrspher with the law firm
of Leaventritt. Nathan & 000k. Alli
.Jcsle'a friends. and they are countlessI
in number. hope for a speedy couvslse’
cence. ‘ ,
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A. no annual meeting of the East
NDrWIilk Fire Department. held last.
evening at the Mayflower tire house in.
Van Zandt Street. it was decided to‘
have a celebration when the new com- ‘
bination hose wagon and chemical
hose. Watson and chemical truck is
turned over to the district. it is ex-
pected the new apparatus will be ready ,
to go into commission by July let. The
plans for the celebration have not yet‘
been hompletcd fully. but the idea is
to have a parade and open house at
the Mayflower truck house in Van
Zandt street. where the apparatus will
be quartered. 'l he department sppolna
ted its three engineers and three on;
core of the Mayflowers and the Fire
Police each, to make the detailed ar‘.
rangements. The reports at the meet-‘
ing last. evening showed
ment to be in excellent condition. The
list of fires was larger than usual, in:
that the report of Chief Wheeler gave
the total for the year as ld.‘ The most
destructive or the tires was that at the ~
Marvin coal yard property recently.’
Throughout the year. howaver. the io-‘
cal firemen have done their best and
but for their good work the fire loss
would have been far greater- Chief
Frederick M. Wheeler, for years at the
hced of the department. was trilmlelli
again. The officers elected at the
meeting included the following:
Chiefwli'rederick M. Wheeler.
First Assistant~Arlliur Carr.
Second Asslstant-l¢rcdcrlek
.lnues.
Secretary—«Stuart Marshall.
Treasurer-«Funeral Young.
k Department Physician—~Dr. F. ill. ila~ .
or.
The East Norwaik Fit-o Police hold
the first or‘ihoir Sunday outings Sun?
day. when they had a chowder party
at Boliannon‘a woods. it is planned to
have these events monthly. The next
has therefore been arranged for the
first Sunday in July.
-'f have been somewhat costive,
but Dosn's Regulate save just the re
suite desired. They act mildly and
regulate the bowels perfectly.“-
(loom B. Krsnse, 308 Walnut Ave.
Alicona, Pa.
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Miss Sadie .iudcll. of Norwalk. was
llic uncut Sunday of Miss Minerva
Carpenter, of Raymond strcct.
Thu pupils of tho itownyton public
school had a lost. in arithmetic. yestor~
day. and one in geography today.
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Black fish arc running wcll, off ilello
island, according to visitors at that re-
sort. Snnday. and good catches were
brought in.
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At a morning of tlic Rownyton
Yacht Club, lit-Id .luut‘ t, the club was
officially declared in commission for
thc season of 1910.
The Twin City Athletic. Club, of
South Norwnlk. has arranged to hold
a «lance in tho ltoton Point pavilion.
Friday evcninlr, June 11.
Mrs. Henry l.. Rowland attended the
liil'l'lllip: of lilt‘ urand officers with OI“
icni t‘hapii-r. Daughters of Rebekah.
in iiriilarport. last orcning.
Mrs. ilornco ’I‘inlitd‘ and son, Will”
have bern spending several days Mi
the guest of friends in New York city.‘
have returned to ihcir home in West.
Siilc iin‘llllf‘.
A large number of city people
spent the week end at their summer;
homes at Bella island and Hickory.
iiiuff anti returned to their homes yew
ti-rdiiy morning.
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The dancing season at Rotor; Point
is proving very popular. There was.
In the pavilion on Saturday night.
"here is dancinx each Wednesday
night.
morning a very interesting sermon
nation by the presiding elder of the
H. tloodenoniill, ll.ll., of utiiniforii.
’l‘lw clniMi wait vvry fortunate in at»
curing Mr. (motion-until as be in iirclit-
ly In demand. ills iwrmoli wail veri’
instructive and was unioyod timrfiueh‘
ly by all lli’i‘fli‘ni. in the evening the
pastor of the church occupied . the
pulpit and in spite of the storm 5
good number Wore present.
their sang several selections at both
seduces. Next Sunday In children's
day and a special program by the
fhildrou will be given in the even.
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tiiiil illitlllilii
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Puck have
moved from Dorian to Norman.
There are to be several putty wed-
dineil in Darion‘lhe latter part of, the
present month. _
[There are uncalled for letters at the
f a
a large crowd enjoying the new floor,
in oil», Methodist church Sunday.
was preached before a lane consraw
New Your ideal Conference, Rev. A.
qualified at Wee Burn. Saturday. for
the Theodore no t. “prise. Mr. Babb
win'e card was 8 , to, 78; Mr. Imit-
twood'e, 95, 15. 79. , ‘
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Mr. and Mrs. Clarence w: ball so
tertulned a large ocmpsn . of friends
yesterday afternoon and act evening.
at their home in Prospect avenue, to
hood the tenth anniversary of their
marriage.
The Darieu commuters and other
railroad travelers had a hard time of it
i yesterday afternoon, on account of the
Wreck at Port Chester. The east-bound
trains stopping at Darien were late.
commencing with the 4:18.
Mrs. George H. Ncson will entertain
a company of young people t is week.
the party being arranged for a linen
shower to Miss Edna spanner. who is
to be married the latter part of the
month to George Smith, of New York.
The Dsrlen base hall team won with
a vengeance Saturday afternoon when
they defeated the Bethel team. The
the deparbi score was 9 to Win Darlen's favor. On.
Saturday afternoon of this Week the
Darlene are to play the Westport
team. _
A number of Stamford youns Deo-
ple gave a surprise party to Jean Mc-
Farland at his home in Noroton, Saturn
day night. The evening was pleasantly
itpf‘iil. in games and vocal and instru-
mental selections.
enjoyed. "
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tcvfii clerk's, cities wili“close stance
on dimmys.‘
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him 0. arm‘Ie‘“ entertainin her
daughter and ittle grandson am
New York City.
a William Taylor is optioned to his
home in Greene» terms with a severe
attack or malaria. ‘
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Dr. and Mrs. Kindsbury, who came
from flerucrdyin their auto to visit
Westp‘ort friends, have returned.
. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Jennings (nee
Miss Alberto crew). are new settled
in their new clue in Black ,acck.
accrue darn bar has been given the
contract to bu iii the concrete bridge
near the residence of C. Kemper, State
street.
, Mr. and Mrs. James Chamberlain.
who have been ipending several weeks
in town. have returned to their Brook-
lyn home.
Dr. Maciariand enjoyed an auto trip
to Philadelphia several days ago to via-
it his daughter. who atiginds school
in that city. ‘
Miss Loraine Estes. the well known
Weatport actress. has finished her sea-
son’s work and returned to Westpori
for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mahoney were
given an old fashioned serenade Fri<
day evening by their friends. 'A line
treat was served.
We...
Delegates from both Episcopal
churches will attend the annual con~
vention orths Episcopal diocese at
New Haven tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Picking. of East
Orange. N. J.. who have been guests
at the home of Mrs. Frank Godfrey at‘
* Saugatuck. have returned.
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The Holy Name society. of tho Cath-
olic church. which numbers about 100.
hold its second meeting last evening.
A membership badge has been adop~
Dancing was also ted.
Tholyoung son of liar. and Mrs. C.
Thofuncral of Miss Edna Wood. who r. Taylor who underwent an operation
died last week at the House of thej fur appendicitis at the Norwalk hoe
Good Shepherd, in Hartford, was held liltui several darti “80. is getting along
Sunday afternoon from St. John's it. nicely.
it. Chin-ch. Noroton. The rector. Rev.
Father O'Connor. odlciated. and bar-
ial followed in Springdaio Cemetery.
ilarlcn had an unusual sight yester-
day for this townma dead deer. The
latter was it young ‘ioe which died
from some unknown cause leading to
the belief that it may have been pois-
ouod. for there were no marks of in- ' Evoritt-Monme Wedding
; jury upon u. The due. when first found , yesterday. The couple are residents
- ’ of Cannon?
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in a lot not far from the railroad at
uni tower. was still alive. though it b
fallen. Cows in the lot were licking ll
and someone took the deer to a illitcc
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The large crowd that visited the
Sprilig illll baseball grounds was dis»
'appointod, Sunday afternoon. by the
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rain. which began shortly after the
started.
Rev.A.(l. Boynton. pastor of the
Methodist church. officiated at the
in Norwnik
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The ladies of tho Congregational
church are planning to hold a lawn fete
where it would not be bothered. Word ‘ and will meet with Mrs. lease Wake»
was aim sent to cunutnble rumour 1 lllhn‘ tomorrow afternoon to make illi-
Smlih. bill. by the time the officer ar-
rivod the due was dead. Mr. Smith
secured a wheelbarrow sni carted the
door into town. Notice of e and was
filed with Constable John Finch. who
is also gaino warden. it was not be
lieved that anyone would care to out
the carcass of the deer. on account of
the peculiar circumstances under
which it died.
Don’t Let the“ Flies
and Other insects Bother You
Tins Season.
Get out your trusty tape and let
down the measurements for Black or
Galvanised Screening. or Screen Doors
and Window Screens. which we have
iii all since.
Schlicliting Bros. & Cc.
Corner Railroad Ave. and Main 8b.
Derien
Select Groceries. Hey, Grain. Flour
and Food, Hardware. Paints, Glass, etc.
. ”viabil—
llcv. .l. .l. Dunstan npcnt part of last
week in Boston.
Mrs. George Underwood in visiting
relatives in Readings.
nr. R. ill. Purdue is now calling on
his patients in a brush auto.
Miss Mary flotilla has resigned her
position with the C. By Doll! Co.
Several new pupils were enrolled at
the set Bauaatuok school Friday.
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The board of selectmen will be in
session at the town hall tomorrow.
and Saturday night for the present. Willihni Drlscolifof Nay-mp has a
mm" "W9 will J)“ “Mill! “9”“ position with the Weltport Dru; Co.
Miss Marthe Mills was the guest of
her mother. Mrs. Weifred Mwie. Ii‘ri-
day.
Mr. and- lira. w. to Cooley are en-
ioyinu a ill/o weeks“ vacation in Bheln
ion. , . .
Chili-loll Nitiill has sold out his later-
aiit in the tlouipc mill pond to Walior
Allen. . .. . ,
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. lusckberry‘ vines are covered with
blossoms. indicating a big yield this
lesson. '
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Crushed stone and gravel am both:
,spresd on the lower end of Riverside
IVOINO.
‘ David sacrament have charge of
the new melt dilritet of 1". Mn.
Main street. . ' “
. Mrs. Freon Godfrey has been on-
forceable“ a trim from Now York the
past w . ' *
Owing-to up continued GOOEVIOW'
er thostiendsnce at Uctnpc beach is
very small. ~ ,
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Interior last ~ the
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Commencing on
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at arrangements.
Mr. and Mrs. Cari noise are pre-
paring to leave town for a pleasure
trip to Canada and otbrr points of to»
invest. They will be absent about
three wccks.
William Alhin. who addressed the
annual lucctlnu of tho (i. A. R. at Mt.
\‘orunn. Memorial day. received hearty
:lllllliilihl' from the ionic croWd that
heard his spinach.
tiles Anita Fraser was given I pleas.
nni surprise Wednesday evening.
“'vl‘tl present and enjoyed the evening
with lhi'il‘ hostess.
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'i‘bc fiance and Phiinthea classes of
the Methodist church held a supper
y’i‘inirsdny arcing for its members in
the church parlors. which were heartil-
fully decorated for the occasion. There
were about 50 pment.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Donahue have
announced the engagement of their
oldest daughter. Miss Mary Donahue.
to Patrick Strong. of Brooklyn. The
weddfing will take place some time this
mont . .
At the recent town illttt‘fillfi it was
voted to lot the (Yolmcciicut company
cilantro the tracks at f‘oiupo monir
mom to ('tillfOl'm to the plane advoca-
tod at the inaction, This will affect
about (tho feet of track and the coili-
pany wishes the town to pay half the
oxileniic, which they refine to do.
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The Upper Perish school closed on
Friday.
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H. C. liuributt has spent a few days
in Westport'. ,
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Adolph Horn returned yesterday
from slow dlyn' visit in Brooklyn.
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Miss licuiso Reynolds and Mills
Madeline atoms have returned to
Norwallr, after a twu weeks' visit in
town. 5 4» '» » , ‘
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lire. R. c. I use» to Rhino-
fieid, this alteration, for a few new
visit with her brother. A. W. Nichols
,unii family. ‘ . i
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with. boatload). Morris Andrews and
lime madame have been shears of
Moi Wists sister. Mn. Wales. at.
implicit! Hill. .. w ,
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will bite-chutes «nation or “"1.“
Mat! Pomona Greene. No. 9. in New
town. tomorrow. ,7
The distance-ltd Is. and ,Mrs.
WWW . AMO been dander.
Willi. , p ii. iii new
Wands ‘i'i flowed.
...~tfrs:7 i ' my. it! u a.
with» .. Armani and
' d‘fi' returned yester»
3b:- oo it , ,
try from a fair 'dfl' visit in Boston.
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Mass. *
‘ as. vain amrmém to
lint Orange. N. ”instants . with her
We“ nephew. Mr. and (in. Harry
About 25 younir imple from Norwallt ‘
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Picking,
touring car. Mrs. Godfrey will spend
a week with Mr. and Mrs. Picking.
Friends here have received invita-
tions to the premises of Charles Hons
ard Beers, formerly of Weston. and
Mill Maude Taylor. of Norwalk, at
St. Paul‘s Church, ‘Norwaik. on Wed-
nesdby evening. June 15. at 8 o'clock.
. in that j
F‘. W. Anderson and family have or-
rived for the summer.
The police have donned their sum.
mer helmets for the season.
Mrs. C. B. Kepler was a guest of
friends in New York, Friday. ‘
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Mlss Ruth Prindic, of Stamford has
been a guest of Miss Grace Toms.
Carlton Johnson. is able to be out
after a severe case of face blood-pols-
oping.
Whoa—w"... '
Mr. and Mrs. fluorite F. Bertino, who
have both been ill. have about rvcov.
cred. .
able improvements, after his long ill-
ness.
lilies Pearl Johnson. of East Avenue.
has recovered from a severe illness.
Miss Anna Riley, or Mead street has
been a guest of friends in Ware, Mass.
for the past week.
Henry Stanley, of New York was a
guestol his parents in Mt. Lebanon.
Saturday and Sunday.
Alva Dickens. who has been quite in
for some time. is said to be recovering
at his home in South Avenue.
Mr. and J, M. Stillman and Mr. and
Mrs. Dr. ll. ii. chlur. cnioyod an
auto trip to their bungalow at L‘iki.‘
Wacculluc. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Paterson and
family have rcui'cd their (Thorry street
house and are now occupying the Pat-
erson l'csidcnce on Mt, Lebanon.
The various organizations and lolly.-
cs are apiiointlng mmmitlocs to con-
fer With ilic (‘illzcns' loaglic with a
view to making arrangements for a
safe and sane ccicbraiiuu of tilt.‘
Fourth.
A charity bridge for the benefit of
the New Canaan library will bc hold
at the residence of Mrs. bowls Lup-
ham. Thursday afternoon. Tickote. 8'3.
may be had of eilhcr Mrs. Luphum,
Mrs, 'I‘. W. Hall, pr. or Miss Winifred
Hall.
The New (‘nnaap Rognldrs put up
a fast ironic of ball. Saturday alloy
noon on the South Avenue dialnoutl.‘,
defeating tht‘ ilidoimudvnta of
walk. Hayward Davis is in the blunt?
old roliaiilc form as in past seasons
and his work in the box was of an on
ceptlonai chararu-r. William flaunhnf.
who is a new acquisition to the team.
has more than madc good and that he
will be a permanent player on the
team is a foregone conclusion. As a
hallo-ruilncr he has foxy grandpa beat
a mile and with tho big stick he could
make good in Tammany Hall. The old
players of the team are all in good
form and have lost none of their prmv
use. A pleasing fcnlnrc of Saturday‘s
game was the clean dcclslnnn of S, S,
Brinkerhoff as ninplro. (inc of the
most annoying foilillros of the guinea
heretofore have been the too frequent
squabblos befu‘oou the umpire and
players. in eliminating this feature
Mr. ilrlnkcrhoff has proved his worth
in a decidedly agreeable manner.
Ifr. Merchant to have an ELECTRIC
SIGN for your store and show win-
dows. We make them. all since. and
they SELL mu GOODBI
m a men sign sm- s starter—«as
increase in your business will cause
you an order larger ones.
The Reed a. you Electrical Co.
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IOUTH NORWALK.
TIL. II.
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Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic In the science of the
cause of the disease and the art uteri-
iustiii; the shine. Diseases are named
by a wrench. twist or arr In is the
I. lilseriildfifieinv idhcod it
creates lit-cheddar": and pain in
Em”. in the different meal anti
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Chiropractors remove the venue of
this disease see , " health iii
rsstorednbmsb m the sis
“.mnflga: “I smiled. Persia.
its. Heart. many. and a. up
series are given special sites on; a ‘
curvature of the lipiae. , cu wi
bet-f mm livla‘ Chiropractic s
ohm toileip you.‘
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who came up in' their “large
Rufus Stevens is showing consider-
Nor!
is waemuercu e15. an. activation
New Goods now. to
dock. Prices are no
higher than ’liuit year.
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a
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10 rive Street, East Norwiilk
Telephone 452
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more use iliLomc
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hours-4 to 11:30 a. rm. and it.“ in
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The man who stutters does not need
to be told to think twice, before he
speaks. . , ,.
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All stoves are not of the highest.
grade. Those on our floor are from
the most famous 'foundries in tad
country.
It costs nothing to lock them ever.
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Horace R. Nash
TELEPHONE 401
North Main and well su’eee.
South Norwalk
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TELEPHONE CALL. 7290.
Dorlon House
(Gregory Boulevard)
E A s T N O R w A L K
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Shore Dinners and All Kinds of
Sea Food Cooked to Order
\
John EDTSullivan
PROPRIETOR. 7‘
WallPape‘rs
Largest assortment in
the city. Prices from
lOct0$5.00
Double Roll
Sole agent for Janeway Mini
penter’s. Fr. Beck & C0.'S Wall
Papers.
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Contractor for Painting
and Paper Hanging
Paints, Houseturnlshing Goods;
&c.. &c.
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Agent for Columbia Phono-
graphs. Records and Supplies.
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L. H. Decker
87 WASHINGTON ITREET. I ’
SOUTH NORWALK- H!"
TEL CON. I
heard?" fill;
Week Only
Monogram Rye Whiskey...75c abbot.
Sherr Wine abbot.
Fine ck .......si.oo ease. delivered
Other goods. too numerous to men-
tion. all at cut prices.
iiot Roast Beef Free Saturday 111th
CENTRAL HOTEL
Cor. Munroe «I Chestnut Ste. Tel 151‘
J. A L. DIBESA. We”,
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N High Grade Ball Bearing
LAWN
MOWERS
Garden Hose
' Halli Cultivators
Brandt Sprayers
Wile Netting
, And Aiilscaii'onable Goods~
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