D
‘ military and Reading
"ii-anew
no and
' .p
Iii a a tell
. ligyiil‘l‘tllilfmfikfl‘is
‘I- The South Nor walk librarian Mrs.
'A Blanchard, has submitted bar air-
mud report to ti Buford oi Di pillo‘v.
‘, ii the same will Ilia" prsserité’ to tie
. _ .ath Nut-.wallyyo
.. the meeting it
I as follows:
i The twentieth anon 1 report of the
. 0an Is hereby
‘ inrbruirtcd The work of the library
‘ has been steadily progressive along av
”dry line. i‘iic icsérvlilg‘ of fiction has
been abandoncd. This, too, has the
sanction of libraries with limited
. sans at their disposal. The small
' 1 required was a burden to many.
I the policy (If oqual service to all
ins the only fair way It a two pair.
1" (2 library
it in the Icicrtnco department as was
anticipated Nolsun‘s loose loaved cu
Qyolopedln has met with favor. The
(hurt. clcur. concise article are a been
ill students and others will limited
time at that. disposal. This month
old leaves have bceu withdrawn and
the new ones snbstitutcd. thus urina-
lips the articles tip to date.
" ’l‘he supplementary volnmos of the
biliary Dictionary are another prized
dititln This department of the li-
lirary is well c tripped, anti its increas-
insured Justine any reasonable expert.
er
rudiment is hampered by luck at
. room for valuable documents that are
Stored—in the basement and are dilli-
cult of access.
The leading room is a valuable in]
Jurist to the library, and is Well pa-
[trustees Several new periodicals have
oer: prided, among them live that treat
or?) Viola and bin red subjects. Dupli-
iili'ia numbers of the more popular pen
lodlcals for general circulation would
be desirable If the funds. at our dis
posal would permit of tho oxpcnao.
New books to replace old and “"0111
out cdpics arc groatly needed 'l‘hoso
book's would cost little nloro than
the never ceasing rebinding and ro-
pairs.
The number of books in tho library
actually in llse‘ls 6.600. The last your
these were circulated 09.424 times. (if
this Iinmbor 5.1124 were takon out by
the clrildi‘cn. As tho number of tho
children's books is only dot) it is not
surprising that the books look worn.
The number of periodicals circulated
was 1.168
Since the lpst r'opoit night cxhibl
lions 0f photographs havo bcen plucctl
Oil the walls of the reading room. some
of these wars of exceptional beauty.
and all of thorn had an especial itIa
tale that gave thcm an educational
value. These exhibitions are made
possible through the courtesy and iron-
erosity of the Portfolio Club of Nor
walk. The sets included: Nt-w Bruns-
wick ltallan Fountains. Porupoll. in
males, ltallan ArII-thltotturo Japan.
Babies in Art Amorlcsn Sculpturc.
Nova Scotia. thtI land of livanitclluc.
made a ninth exhibition that plcturcd
a poem. A series of twenty-four proofs
illustrating the proccss to producoa
lithograph printctl ill twelve colors
was presented by tho I-‘nuk & Walt.
nails Company. ’l‘lrcso aroused Iuiulr
curiosity and woro oxuiulnctl by runny
visitors.
So much that is odutatitlnai. uplift-
ing and helpful is going out from i'V
ery department tlf this little library
that it is pitiful that tllc guilt-rill pub-
lic will not see what would or tile logi-
' cal outcome if this crnniptIti and.
crowded plant was allowed to expand.
Aplece Is needed for the children
filled with hooks for the children.
where they can readand be comforta-
bly restless after the manner of child-
ren.
A place is needed for the adults
where they can be undisturbed and
read and write and study after the
manner of the adult. A room is bonded
where various attractive, educational
exhibitions could be placed and tutor
mill talks and lociurcs'llc given Moro
room is needed for our really duo col
lection of books
seine as they wcle two years ago if
all the books worc recalled, shelf room
would be lacking. The appended stu-
tlstlca emphasize the ubovc l‘i'ptll‘i and
point. not to the want. but to tho ab-
solute necessity of a new library.
held in July.
—-Can't look well, eat well of feel
well with impure blood reading your
hotly. Keep the blood pure with Bur
dock Blood Bitters. Eat simply. take
exercise. iter clean, and you will have
lent life.
THE Manson HEARING.
Expert A'ccoununt Telling in Danbury
of Book Examlnltlon.
The commission appointed by tho su-
perior court to determine the prior-
that the city of Danbury is to pay
William Mariam for water diverted
from his mill pond in Middle River
dillrlot by reason or the construction
of the dam at Wosrltrlta reservoir. re
Inmed its hearing yesterday. after a
recess of several months. The mem-
rs of the commission are Michael
meaty. at Stamford. Richard u. not
sell. at 80th Norwalk and .I A. nus-
qf Bridgeport.
”firth tlid fol-ended the cross-alt-
tl 0! Mr. Mei sun by Attorney
03331101 tor the city. was
r. Maroon s side rest
0th. of New York, an ex
mployed by the city
‘ érson‘ 3 books to de-
termine the amount of business done
seem mill was called to the stand as
the first witness for the city.
or.» ‘Iro necenumo THEM.
ID! with WW Who. 1nd,. says:
"Alibi akin: Foley Kidney Pills the
severe backache left. me, my id trays
We stronger. the secretions natnr
bladder no louver pained
all to recommend Foley
u.
i
:3 Wan—n.-
“ liaIriinisin believe that the World
. Mallory mail I living and every we
link em ‘I
“.4..un -r...u H... ,.
rd of Councilmen .
to III
A grater usefulness of thlie'
Conditions are tho .
G in
Comfo
0n.
heat is “W in cooking
I
.4 ' “
- «1‘4 W
.4 it n It I.
author
lected upon-estuaries the . . ’
use With
:5;
ST. PIIIL’S lilillllilll
(eorltinncd from First Page)
and ferns.
The two molds of horror were Miss
Linn M, Hill and Miss lilulilcc i‘lupp. a
New York cousin of lilo brldo. Miss
11111 was gtlwuod lilttI lilo briiloiualds.
with the cxr-r-pilou oi the lint. which
was It iarlzo willtc. crown i'cllcd with
the pilllt tulltI ribbons and cluslcrs of
moss roscs. corrospoutilnp “till the
lll'itli‘lllflld-‘I' huts. Miss (llupp wtlrc ti
iztlwn ‘ol’ wllilc lace and lawn. trilulnl‘tl
with pink rtlscllnris. ller but was of
taco to match tho. gown. having the
sutiic rtIsobutls around the WW lttltll
\ounit Istlics curricti bouuncls or pink
bridenlulti roses. .
"llrc l'tlur ushers worc lltIrIuan Sit-in-
Ilrnggo, t‘llcsier Kerr and rlsruonti A.
tl'llricn. 01‘ New York. and llumill lia-
ltor, of Terra liauto, Iud.
The host man was llaurcnco ll. Ar
rutlnr. of Kansas t‘lty. ll lurnrt-r llur-
i-Iirrlill tliiltlt‘ll'.
Tilt" llritit-‘s gift to Mills t‘lilllll was it
pendant and to Miss Hill and tho bride
urultis pcarl Irar pins. i-lor gift to the
groom was a ring. The groom's gifts
in the best man and sailors woro
watt-ll chains,
'lllo church nus ill irtlrxotlus lll‘lfl)
boing dccoIattId nith palms and turns
and lloucis until it look or, tiltI up
ptIaiiIinri of :l ”(l\\4‘] purul- u 'l'iro tllnu
col was adorned with trill palms and
(row turns and around ilIc pnlloi'y nIltl
sailory rail ouk follow in garlands
was trained, 'l‘ho prilpit and choir loft
worc baukoti “lill liowors, pink and
wliiic puonivs horns. uscti. i-tuspcutloil
from tho loItItaru was a buskct of pilik
poonics. ’l‘iro t cutor ulsic npd tho poll's
l were turranrontud with while and pink
l pocnies and lolllrz 'lbo nhoio picscut
jcd a line scam and was certainly a
tIetlil to it. ti llunlord, who had this
part of tho uilnlr iir charac
l’l‘oclscly at It the bridal lllll'll'
murclrcti slowly up thiI router ulslo til
the strains or" Lollimuriu‘s famous Wod-
ding march. played soi‘riy ‘uptm tho
organ by Edward M. Jackson. Tho
ortlci oi the pron-salon was tho. usual.
The usbt-rs procctictl 1th root. brim:
iftlllovvotl at it short distance in theI
Imelda of honor urtoi Willltil came the
illltlitlllltliii', \ow rniuo liit- lliitlo ltIutr
lug upon ilu- “fill of nor l‘urlror. The
best man and tho Itrooru Irrct the party
at the altar. 'l‘liou the ceremony was
pcrftlrmotl alrd ilItI putty uiuyohotl from
the church to the limo oi" Montlell-
sobn's woddiuir Iunrch. The entire
party was whirled away to tho house
in West avenue to tho reception. Many
of the itiicsis followed in carriages and
orittlnrobilos.
After the curt-Inony at the church.
a rccopllorr tll larittI proportions will
we hold in tho late afternoon at the
homo of tho bride's father in West
avonuc. 'l‘htI guests will be received
in the north room on the first hour by
Mr. and Mrs. Miller. who will stand
in the ulc'ottl made by the lame bay
l'wlndtlws. They will retain! beneath
a wodiiinlz boll orcaiod of pink carom
lions. and the background my been
Instill most appropriate by the docora
lions of asparagus torus and palms.
The room In further decorated With
palm» and turns and hrusouts a very
pretty appearance. The orchestra will
be seated in the midst of a screen of
trait toilette. All the doors and windows
are trimmed with the asparagus fern.
'iiie library mantle was rustle beastl-
i'ul by the use of crolons and lingo
plus. The upstairs rooms are all re-
splendent with their trlmmlnlts of Am
oricun bounty rows of pink and whittI
and pink and white pconlos (
Marcel or New York city. will cater.
After an extender] wedding tour the
CUIlllitl will reside in llnlfuio. N. Y..
where a house frilly furnished nwai s
their return from ilrolr trip.
The array of presents that have
been received by the couple is without
excei‘ltmn the most gorgeous that has
ever been been in Norwalk. One room
is filled with the many beautiful and
costly gifts and more are arriving ev
ery hour. Among the articles are are
quisite places of cut glass. jewelry.
silver and gold. rare china. flue linen.
furniture and heirlooms of ”various
‘dascriptions There are vases, can-
delabra. litmOpalnted and rare china
dishes. silverware. statuary. pitch
pictures, silver and gold trays. at var
and cold and china cups and saucers.
' . i
one
seat all sold ..
”lit.
IflflliIIT 'EllDlllS IT3
11.0 '
You no longer headdress your-
3t With the weakening
élyhot kilch-
slim comfort
OWN
You pan
. 3’" Hero is a stove that gives” no 011.0103 :0”: All its heat
is concentrated at the burners. An intense blue Settle (hotter than
either We:- red) is thrown upwards barrios around. All the
none in outside beatings
ti
or
III. i' 'lfltfillt.
till
Why? Because Them New Perihelion
Oil Cuban)" is scientifically and
pros parlour. You cannot use
too much In bruit is automatically
controlled You smi- 0 maximum but
~rnosmlte. fi‘ba burmtiseimplu. 0a-
"111' with a cloth sienna human-
quandy there is no email.
The PIMWWW Oil Cook- Stove
19.170 III-round a». but
it. in will
p: r. In 71;,qu pgr-
are pauper. or t e at
not Sag-end o'r dishes hunks-o
fail! as
Top with shell
hot-
”flag; it! odd
blue enamel
$7... a. mlhi‘iifldh
the aim ommsllul and stirs: .
Mills mill 1.2 and a human; the!
and :- riIer stone on be had with
or Moat Cabinet.
”BWWMWWW'MW‘
Standard 011 Company
Among ad.
m-lly more.
presents iii a line pair of Navajo blon-
and m by.
itcts. from Phoenix, Arm; a line Vic-
irola music cabinot. several bracelets
which are heirlooms and presents of
tho bride from the brltiogropm‘s futil-
or: u mahogany tray with lilo Lamp
of Wisdom inlaid thcrcon. The pres-
mills are guarded by threeI New York
tlotccllvcs, for thorn is always that
arout tinlrur-r that such pricoicss pros-
onts ma).- tio stolen. tlno ruro. present
is all liory fan. Mirror) in i‘lllnu. which
was given itl Mr. fillilor‘s llltliiif'i' on
lltIl‘fit‘l‘titillll: (in) by tho iron-rum of
(‘allltlruin It is a wontlorlnl pict‘lI of
workmanship, its carvings bolus do.
citlotlly intrlcutt- uutl ciowi (Inc of
'iho lnlost prompts to ilii"l\tI is n ilnt
gold pendant set with sown largo llllll
ptIIi’oct diamonds
GILBERT—MOODY.
Many Norwalk People Guests at Nup
rials In Celina. Braden.
'l‘ilt- friends and rolstiros of Miss
Anna llthtIcca Moody and of Charles
Eben tlilllcri. who worm rutirrioti ms»
:orday ultrruoou. fairly tilled tho Zion
Hill Moihodiai t‘hurcll in Cannon Sta»
tlou. ’l‘hc church was very prt-tiiiy (irr-
oratotl with wild laurcl and the altar
was illllllflltlawlih this beautiful flower.
Miss hit-ta \l'liiirur. tli (‘anunu Sta
iiou, pluyod tho wotitllnl; march of in
brain-in as lilo bridal party illtll‘l‘llml
slowly up lhtI nislo 'l‘llo usbcre. liiil‘tlid
ltrilrltimzo of lluiibury, and Richard
Starr‘s. oi i‘lltIshlrtI. lot! ”to wu)’. Thou
:‘aulltI lllt‘ bridr-riiaid. Miss Elfrr'da
Loundsbury, who wore a dross of
whito silk with u largo plcturo hat
adorning lltIr heed. 'I‘Iu- but was trim
Inuit with, pink iltlwt-rs. and Miss
Ultllltisillil’y tIarriotl Ir luIautiful
quot ntplnk rsrnntious. Next came
the lrritlc In a while satin gown trimI
mad with chiffon and umbmltlered
bands. A bridal voll covered her from
.thnd to tho cud at her Irlaliniilocnt
dross. Silo was loaning upon tho arm
of nor uncle, James O‘Donnell, and
tutIl tho itroom ut thiI altar.
llcro ibi- nuptial ceremony took
placo. 'l‘ho ilfllciating clergyman was
llltI lit-v. A. ll. lloyirlon, of the Word-
port Methodist Church. and ho was
assistod in tho coromony by the Rev
Andrew tilralrlllcrlain. pastor tilt-l A ”fl-’57:”. 1.3093. 54”, 3‘03.
Zion lliil Methodist Church in annonltl: .'.7 , 2'0, . :4r._ my“. 8:51;, 9:35,.~
Station. whcro the wedding was bold. 19:37. 10:2tlx, infirm. 11:293. .
After the knot had been securely; p wa- :.,-..x 1- 3;, 3 5,03. 3._ 17,
fastened the happy voting couple re
valved their truest! It the retention
bold in their homo not far from the
church in lhl‘ parlor. About seventy
five of the ctluples' most Intimateg A lil.—— *‘3151‘3- rHU9"- 53"» I5”
friends and relatives acre pr‘caent at 10. 20" ‘ . .. .,, ..
the reception“ and dainty refresh-l P M.- W- {rift 350‘- 5:3"-
manta were served 13652:. 7: lltht 7:09, 4:523. 8:2lx. 10:421t.
The young people wererontlnually
showered with oonfcttl and rice during
the afternoon and the lamest shower
of these symbols was givon them when
they entered the carriage to be iakuu
to the train on their extended wedding
tour. It Is rumored that thou have
[who to Yellowstone Park but of
course no one knows for certain. Upon
their rotllrn from their trip Mr and
Mrs. Gilbert will tnke' up their home
in their prcttiiy furnished bonit- on
Olmstcad lilll, Where the groom has it
position as superintendent of the
Street (and.
The guests that Wore present at the
wedding came from far
'l'lioItI were guests from Wilton Can-
iiou Siat..|on llcthcl. Georgetown. Dan.
bury. Cheshire, Norwnllt. South Nor-
walk Fairnold. New York and other
pliwea. The gifts thsidlio parties re»
oelved wore cxtleedinuly handsome and
numerous. and demonstrate the esteem
In which the young folks are held by
their friends.
SEIKO—TAYLOR.
”I.“
Nor-walk Couple Married to or. Paul I
Oils 3;: IHVOMfl g.
(an arias p'I’sri r Wildaiilits of the
season took place in 81. Pain" (lhlircli
last evening. when oust-res Howard
leer-s, of Orchard street. led Misti
suds Ashley Taylor, of Lewis stmot.l
to the altar. Rev. 1.. ll Howell ninth
titled At 8 p. 711.. to the iiifliiui ’of
the wedding march the bridal proi
session proceeded up the aisle.- First
came thafour an era Messrs Dow
mun. Trestlwell, H mpiirey and Smith:
than the blittiamsid 6;. Mills Maude
this try and mini Kllh rlns use... their
the maid of honor, Min Grace
Taylor. sister of the bride followed by
the bride. techies on the arm of her
burr .
and wide?
lather. trawlilI Taylor. The artloiri'
“17’
whit; satin dress, trim ed with white
llit appiiduo. The rel worn by the
Bride was sixty tom; years old. hill/L
inc been worn tr algreat aunt of til
hrldo at her dad “It The bridsmai l‘
Wore white tiller blue.
honor woralwbite 4.1 r pink. .
. (literals worn pie III from iiridgo
lort liathel. Iiiiairuhlllic. Wtrstport,
titl afield. ’tlr edict“. Mulls"
Yor and ilosiou A inception was held
oi the bride‘ a home alter the sol vice
The bride's gills lib tho brldolnnlds
were breaches and the slit to the quid
of horror was a ring.
Mr. and Mrs liners tillltleti the
Norw station but lamps Hobbell
was waiting on the tilt-on iil his unto.
The bride and groom changed from the
coach to the uutoqmd were whirled to
Siarntord. where they will go to New
York. Albany and Pltisiloid. 'l‘lru
friends would have been waiting at the
statlon yet. if soillotluc had not. piloucti
for illcm to come home.
The presents Wore numerous and
valuable. consisting tll' silver. cut glass.
china. linen. chucks, iowolry. iurnliurc
and many very useful articles.
Mtor .luly l Mr. and Mrs. item‘s will
Do at home ill ithn newly furulsllcd
house at No, it lioldi-n pluco
BIGNOR~M'KEON.
Nerwtlk Young Lady Wedded to a
Dsnbury Ruldeut in New York.
Mills licuc McKctlrr. tid'nghtcr of Mr
and Mrs Francis J. McKeon. who live
in llolticn avenue. was married to
Frederick (l. Signor. of ilaribury. at the
Little (‘iiurtIh Around rho Power, in
New York (‘ltt on Tuesday ‘ ’iho at-
fair was not known to any sale the
family until tho torctuorly had liven
ctlrrrplt-tcti and tho couph- returned
home. They Iuado tho trip to New
York ill the uliioiutrbilc that Mr. Signor
(11' we for Mr. lroon of llanbury.
Mrs. Signor was well known in 'i‘htI
Norwnlks and has for some tiruc‘bccu
employed in thr- Woolworth 5 and ill
cont atoro, in Washington sirccl. in the
capacity of cashier.
’i'ho conplo will rositlc in flanilury.
..... 4.... w. -m
BEAUTIFUL RUBAL HOME PAR-
ENTS’ GIFT TO BRIDE.
Mlu Agnes L hurting. of Brooklyn.
Married in Belle Haven Conn”
to Neil M. Ladd.
lllilfildNWlt‘ll. (‘tltIIr., .lulltI ili.--w'l‘wo
hundrorl persons from New York and
i‘llili‘l' t-llios wort- at (land Min. tho
rolluiry pitico of- Col. Andrew J. Nut
tips, at llcllo. ilnyou, for tho worlrliult
yI-stortluy ufiorurluu of Miss Agnes I.
Nuttluit. his dauublor. to Noll M. build.
of llrnoltlyn. ‘l‘bo («Irtiniony was per-
l'oi'tuml by tho ltol‘. ttlclalui Ii. McAfg‘c.
or lirooltlyu.
'i‘ilo bridc was attended by ibroo
titlwor- girls iror nit-res. Misses Doro-
lily S. Nailing, .llip K Nailing and
Aunt a li Kcrumlp1 ho bust mail was
it‘lt‘tli‘i'ltk ll lardi’l of Brooklyn 'Iho
lulu. wort whirr- satin and point lace,
The ilowcr girls worc dressed in blno,
pink and ctiru rotor and carried old
ftlahlilllotl Ilosounys.
A low uinuxlls ago Col. Nulllnk
bought ilrv Russo plnt‘o on Fli‘lti Point
lirlvc nl lull-I iluvcn. one of tho most
lloilutitul homo Is in lilt‘tlll“l(‘.ll illI fur
rilizirotl ii luxutimlsl‘l and yosiortluy hr
and his ulfn hallo tho plurc to tho
lllllli‘
’l‘luI iiorul decorations \vtIro very
elaborate. and wow by ltoircrt ti.
llunford. of Nortvallt.
GOiD Munitions
l
-. m”..~.u W’mw—L w a“ .. .
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN I
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
w“...
In Effect Juno 5.1910.
W
ISOUTH NORWALK TO NEW VORK.
Iii: ill)! ii: 35 {1 "Mix. 6.40.6201“. Ttliix,
7‘ 52): 9: not. 10' "9
Sundays.
i W
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
. A. ills—12:14): 4: ill b: 45.6: 45.7 7:40x.
8: 55:. ll: (13:. ilzlilx.ii::i0x,ii:itlx.10:01.,
11:00): 11. (H
' P. M 12: (123:. lzltl.\1:i30x.
.‘l: .iOx. 8:55 4 15): 4: 'i2. l'l.‘ 02x
b: 25. ii: 01x ll: on ll: 03:. ll: 00x
ll:00x, 11:110. 1'2: 00x.
Sundays.
23071;.
It .
s
M l"' .0017, ll: 00. 7‘ .10,
9: llllx. 9: I01.
P. M Hill 04 1202!. htiliht. fulfil.
.0: tllx. 7. 001. 8. 80x. 11:0017.
nun-W
sou‘m WNORWALK 70 new HA-
*—
0"“ marine Whfirw at m’t‘l'l‘I
true and. Ikti'ketl rev ill-arty in a:
The maid of ;‘
ndwq
friend by pretending iii an to Southii
:00, ‘
RlBilX.
‘
167m
Jeri nation the
a
n.
Pllklllllililli SLIIIIB
WITEI EIQIT HELD .
97 IE1, IlITEli IllIll
W
This Doubled sail a Hearing is
7 Ordered tor Ownership ill
35 Acids Ilong Provi-
dence Harbor
PROVIDENCE. R. 1. June ll.~ 'l‘ho
appointtuciu by tho wur department
or a new board of ousluoors to t'tmaltl'
er the New lluwn road‘s potlilou that
it he permittod to till in and occupy
:15 acres along its watt-r trout, from
[My Point to lutliii Point, has brought
out a strong query as to will-ther the
city of ’l’roritluucr- docs not own a
largo poi-ion of rho wutcr Jrorit now
occupied ly tho railroad between tho
two points.
The oncsiion arises in tlic fact
that formerly all tho street and sang
ways in that switch run ilnougll to
tho wait-i- trout. instead of Hillillllllg at
indie Nil‘i‘i‘i’. and so for as known the
public's rights hnrrI not hoop abandon
otl, sure in the crow of South Main
Hil't‘t‘i.
Tho opponents of tho Now Iiavon‘s
scboulc. who have maintain-Id that tho
the faucet and the “
truck. but suds. It does a up
r11 width the hot water (enroll Ind coil be easily
Iuktili’httfl Id “1." It
one for ole. . hot water-tlre other for think. but, adds.
! u{rebut of ii 0 001's... gravity» this thaueilullwlcvlto 11 Jilr at dew n
workl r "ii! iii tclrcul la. mu “lull
clamps every slaywto alwui a have it».
p.
lumber whose name Appears below and ask to see the
Wilma-hill kcr. Ila will let you lulu: dhe home to tr.
dayllwtha'u if you think you I Ian spare it. return It. for their .l place. you
under Jlt) obligation to buy. 'i‘ but is your Cilfllllb to learn about. the realest
convenient-c. money and drummer yout. an iustnilln yorrrkitt hcu. 4h
8min-
lyMy
gives you iii-1mm two tjpuceliiw.w .
illll in auto hurlilrcdli
cro- milli- rolls on
The IIImmd"Slltie ‘
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1“?le
iii In coil 0
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mud y is moot iuUr instant
no and to
llidtll' tlnryéJ‘tlli‘l mah-
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uiivc r. violin“. on: tiudrr I”
"only and ti‘ul'nn lust-Int.
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pittcl s’u install. an
Pill 159ml iclluml. i-luu
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Iluiluill‘de Jr "le up ilm‘
all. to lilo
“Lilo not! turbo of soup.
any kind of lamp.
Use it ion
l today.
BROWN I 00.. 10 south Main Street, South tier-walk.
r
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project outlined in ths p tires to the
war department With more i a move of
the railroad a part to acquire 35 acres
of valuablcI new shore front for a song.
dospito any harm which the changes
might work to haledtlon in the upper
harbor and in the Seokonlt. river look
upon the war department‘s decision
to appoint a new board ot‘engineers as
it distinct victor-y tor themselves.
The project under consideration is
rho. cap which two years ago was wide
ly acclaimed as a move to establish.
brim-cu lndla Point and Fox Point.
wharf and freight.
would make Providence a great fricght
distributing point of southern New
England.
'f‘lio Sookouk Rivcr Commission. in.
its first annual rt-port. just given to
tho public. emphatically recommends
that the concessions asked by the New i
liaion road be not granted unless the;
railroad by way of return cuts off tlrtI
«Ind oLlntlla Point. is hick for years has
bccii so serious an impediment to- trai-
tic in tho Sockouk river. and shit) pre‘
sent to tho stalo the present Fox
Point wharf to be used as a public
uliurl
"llic commission dotlarcs that the
railroad a title to it large portion of its'
harbor frontaizc ilt' I‘Irtuc Fox Point
and iutllu Point is tict it (all), doubtful.
and that tlitIrIofoIc the toutingcricy
that lili." road will rcfnso ttl come to a
irrilr agreement in the math-r is improll
all (I.
it ‘was leurnod that the commission
will relic no stops to test the validity Of
cmvrrs
"rat: also
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Be Comfortable
llut
you want more than this. Your foot
demand, ililtl\t‘. all things. i‘thiI‘tllt'l‘
'l‘ill-Z l-ll.i’i'iI.‘ is a piousiuit omumua»
I
Must any shoe has Silllli‘ stylc.
lion. i
Elite Shoes
03.50 and, 04.00
"WEAR SHOES THAT FIT“
“A "W‘s—o...—
Tvrio Stores. '
So. Norwalk
La...
FOR “NF
6 Roo’lns and Bath
ow Home
All ”OBI!“ impairments
325
J. M. lAYTON 8:00., inc.
6 Railroad Aye, [oath lament
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DANIURY T0 .IOUTH NORWALK.
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. Goodbye.
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SOUTH NORWAIIK T0 DANIURV.
a. MIWIIIOR’. 02 ii, a: 27, 10: 00;. l
P. M.—-1. till. 4: 86min 21x. 0: l4. 7: 18.
as nit-y I. i
A. Mrs-1:20. 0:15. 10:00:.
P. “pr—$115. 7715. l
. Irllhtpren. *lllxoeilt Mondays. .
an." atrium roll unnev am
Are your eyes aneuyfi Are they
hem priming to rebel? Make them court
forts Put them at their ease.
WEAR PROPER 1071i GLASilli‘ln.
W. grind our own lenses.
Fenwick Optical 00.
chitin? utilf I items
a Waesirarou I'filll'l'.
lioursw'ulit 244.: 30' a. 1a.. are 10:45 to
ii p. In. agony and filml‘tllly, 7 to
it p. m. -
9"3
FOR "SALE
MODERN noose
Nine rooms, steam heat. ‘IuloIcrn
plumbing. all improvement ; ilnc
slruiic and splendid viow. Fve miu~
ultIs‘ walk from tl'illltt)‘; five minutes
a; trolley to Norwalk and South Nor-
walk in \‘cry tit-siral c ncighhood.
so.
H E. Darin & Son
(Incorporated)
45 WALL 8T" NORWALK
WHAT ABOUT
Next
WINTER
There is no traitor time than right
' now to have the beating apparatus
cilbor repaired or renewed.
ESTIMATES FREELY FURNISHED
Border: 11. Nash
. “LII-lions soc
North Main Wadi Streets.
Solltll arm
Peterson 730”
Blair. Sirens
Swift and Silent
A one bill ollmbor. mechanically
perfect wild constructs ‘kfro‘ln the beat
pictorial throughout. b all the do-
ialll’ oi Minolutmout, carefully attended
to The car that will salary r unit
where and sung yeti do a up .
kodp corp is or hell ltiIil than or a any
other our 0‘ equal pow"
Hold complete. with manhole, full
lamp equipment generator. 11.0.. so.
Five-passenger Touring» 0:3... r400
Fourapsssan er Tour-iii O .... Moo
li‘oirrepauen er Toriraboat. . . . . 41.285
"We can deliver the goods '-You I?“ Intricate
Io swish-ls . . .. ..u.
M
. to invaitlghta.
I when.
facilities wiricb I
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THURSDAY JUNE 76. 1910
new (i a; .t «a... .93.”.
‘i"" a... 3.. ‘ur" .. I ‘
2.. ' r. . . . . . . . .. . .
the railroad cdmdanys‘ title to thii war
1 tugboat between lidla Point and
t'i‘he cannula on looks upon in
ii. miltter for the city of Provideémo
it is Wllndtil'll'lfld
milliliter it has some valuableH vi
ism enriching the Question of iiiiizr
IlI'rit'e new board appointeli'bfy tile
pertinent consists (if Mont (torr
. e V Abbots MW mike
pillows a Ala ybor District.
“1,9013%! Ci‘ 5&0 gr .tur'
eut.(;ol.l-'1a:rtyl yl
‘ .
ihd.
*3 _
tiller son .9.qu riuw‘w. '
fil‘l‘FORD, .I one Ill. «'l‘
‘ \i'iay commissionsrltotlay. worded trim
trail 1- road but Illa moon to
l$731770“) 'l‘he woriédis {(3, be who.
he towns or Moment, Ledyprd, Coven.
try, belchcstci Kiliiuiily Wyfnd' Clinton
1We ate Equip
pad to dblike
work better
cheaper ail
quicker; than
ever before
F. E. Loélumod
and Camp puny“;
39 WALL 8T" NOR
Telephone
TEIEPHONE CALL 720.
orlon ouse
*
(Gregory Boulevard)
E A’ 8 T N O R W A L 15
W
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of
Sea Food Cooked to Order
John E. O’Sullivan
PROPRIETOR. . '
.mWL: _
CityNatioaal Bank
SOUTH NORWAL’K. CONN.
TRANSACTS A GEN?AL IANKING
Capital Bumble and Profits
9100.000.” .1 am
Safe Deposit loses, 88 ind ‘6 per yoir'.
sowm H. MATHEWSON. Pm.
JOHN H. KNAPP, let Vida-Pros.
FREDERICK l-i. Iowan. 2nd Vice-
WILFRED BODWELL, cashier
nipzc'roiti
E. H. Mathewson Henry Is
John H. Knapp Samuel» rumor-n
Josiah R. Inst-viii J. Wallace “Irvin
christian award: John H. Llfi!
FM H'. “Mir
Some of the Special: this weaken
Cantatas and
lknaa Sleepers
English Carriages. reg. $13.00 at $25.00
Read Clo-Carts. reg 827511, at” $11.00
Read Gil-Carts, reg $18 00 at” 310.00
Pullman Sleepers. mg. 317 00131 314. 75
Pullman Bloopers and GoCsru. reg.
:12. :13 and $15, at. 310.50 a 012.50
‘ Int-wan.-
MITCHELL. UNDERTAKSR
r. A. micron
noun Illusionist
cerium Watt. Altai limit m.
uokwKLK. cook“
horwallt Brooch Oifice oi
The‘Evenin'a Sentinel
menial-4.4V. .g.
I.K.
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BERKSHIRE
PURE ICE
it you want our. Ice for this sum-
mor' a use. you can are 1ch the Berk
shire ice land by u made tram water
of which the following is the analysis
111‘ e by .i. ll. Lime. i’ir. 0.. chemist.
lMa nonmetal Air culture; Export
merit station: ’
APPBAIIINCE
Turbldi ......................Nom
salmon ............... .Nam
“Color..........................ln no
Odor" e
QHIMIOAL Ixmmmok
weevilsloeloi Sm
Minsk! ammonia .0444
can get your car tomorrow... Don't be
J'ut 0“ W|th . ""mm..0‘” i:?‘§:‘n“: 1.....4‘41“ 4.0:t...¢lt‘lil‘s.v‘s‘l'l‘l‘d‘l 5255”“
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OSCAR a BANKS iron rm.
bio barnyaroaltmud pend we sold by
l I .. “3"", . , .. 31km companyr
uoawsut. ‘ " 0014M. Brockoiik Ice Cb.
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