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the claimant, we herewith Ain-
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DIRT-PROOF
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it these proofs don't convince
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Tel. 294. 122 Water St.
Argosy. Muneoy. Hampton's, MeCiuro's,
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ics. Short Stories, Base Ball, EveryA
body's, Harper's Bear. and many
others.
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Donovan Block. 182 Washington It.
at various kinds at cost price.
DRUGGISTS
a INORTH "A"! :ITRIBT
Leon" .
over our stock for the one you need. ‘
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Milllsreon A'A‘Mens. Irons. .
h {Single rooms. will! or without
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‘ the Room on suite. suitable for tern»
es. ,
Terms moderate Rates by the
month. Cell and examine; no how ‘
his to show. ‘
Cuisine and tendon excellent. .
Cate stocked with the choicest at
i. brandy
Cor. South Mold and Elisabeth
Streets. South Norwslk
mm m new
iRuppert' s
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BEERS
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ebuntry.
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138 Washington St.
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tiai streets in SouthyNorwalk.
Price. 049000.
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rail SALI.’
cement sidewalks. .
Price .400 each.
J. M. Layton.& Co.
5 Railroad Ave.. atoll: Nomlk
‘s
Ruppert s
The only brewery bottled beer sold in
the town. and the beat Beer in the
Per ease 24 bottles. $1.15.
Magnet 8: Flynn
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Modern House. seven rooms. all un-
provementa. gas. hot air iurnaoe, open
plumbing. on one oi the finest resided.
Two Building Lola. 47:150. with new
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Enslun'llnyoo Addresses Dirge
Congregation at Norwslk
listhodl‘st Church
Yesterdny following the mornin; oer.
moo at the Not-walk Iothodiet church,
Ensign Walter Hayes or the Aoca. unl‘
Anon or the Selvation Army, made 3.
ten minute address.
lie is an able speaker 'aud saw AA
very interesting and instructive talk.
ills prayer. which was made AAA the
opening or the service wins very simple
and beautiful and showed Ensign
Hayoo' earnestness. lie was not there
to make an appeal for money. but to
give the congregation an idea or the.
great good that the. Army in doing
right in our town.
He chm tor his test that familiar
puan‘e from Maitohw. the 25th ChapA
tor and the 40th verse, which reads:—
“lnasmuch as ye have done it. unto
one at the least or these. my hrothorn.
ye have done it onto me." His abort
address upon this theme was well do—
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Hotel Mahackemo
.I. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
SERVICE AND CUIIINI UP TO DATI
RATE. .2 PER DAY" AND UPWAID
SUNDAY mourns. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TIL. CALL III
.‘krn‘fignm't
who Av.»
88. 87 or so We“...
Clleadwelt.
! W. R. KIRCH A 60.
llvored and thou Ensign Hayes told or
the work that the Salvation Anny is
doing.
He lute been here eleven months and
during that time the Army has helped
250 families. aside tram the Christmas
dinner. and hero made 300 hours or
visiting. These tat-is show the! the
Army people are doing wonderful
work.
Mr. Hayes told or the way be but
came interested in the Salvation Army.
He and his brother were going nlonx
the read one dai' and passed no open
air meeting. He said to his brother.
"’l‘het meeting «redoing a grant deal or
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The Whiskey Without
a Peer
TO BE HAD AT ALL FlROT-CLABI
HOTEL. AND CAFEI.
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Ladies' English Pumps
in Black Suede
$2.50 Grade reduced to
$2.00
Air WASHINQTON eraser anioes
- scorn uonwsut -
‘ .1
Delondanthoil. i'rn‘sure i was on
the rlsh’t side or the reed when the
accident hepnened ...
l.swyer-Who was in the bottom
bile with you“ ' .
Menthol “My heAAt airl
“mum An atrsld the jury will
They will think
' you bad no idee which side ot‘ the
. roedlrotlmfion'.~3udooi”
“...... -... ...—sum
t-omlorl.
shin teeth by my mothoda
as to be imperceptible.
is restored to lion;1
and Aloomlnou. llllltl'
Illlt'lll
or. J. [A Mallory
to South Main It»
Hours:
by appointment only.
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ldee being to term en orsenlestlun.
White lion“; .
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. My deer Mr. Mayor-tr.
totthembwoflflilhlnm
A” shownoed iii the nubile press
insets with your approvsl.
. .Wry trill; yours. . f
ammo. Neuron.
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Crown Work
is the modern method or restoring
badly decayed teeth to AAAAelAAlnees and
it is astonishing how many
roots mil truth that you may consider
wAAAthlent can be mule toad comfort-l followed "1° “3“ TM" ““9 day it
i can
make porcelain feoed cinema (or the
front teeth so clonely resemble the ad-
iacent natural teeth in shape and color
When i make a gold crown the tooth
r at . form
"hint tire ell de-
cor. with sheean 9". n or unclean
South Morwalb
I At. In. to to. An. Bundnye
AI dllllllll'lfll
alive and to that end intend.” set out
hisnlts tor each commuter to sign the
Rodent” More; Report I Wolfe re~
mired a reply tfimrfiyoeldeni Tall in .
nonfiction with hie toiemm to the
preoldent. pmteatlne in behalt oi the
commuters. ' liens Metro’s letter says:
A '. would” 9,1910: ,
ithun- interred: or June 8th has hash '
received end In rip): the President
oisiAes the to use: that the noblest or
our rates hes not been under
ulceration. iii iii,» thst the uni
meteorite the Widest. ‘
-_ telling in love. llksmolu in “bi.
Aloud and a greet many people are be-
in; helped by the oervlcc.‘ “Yes." his
brother replied. “but that meeting is
helping but one close of people." This
statement made a deep impression up-
on Mr." Hayes” mind and he brooded up.
.on it for name years. during which he
come to him that the clean of people
thfl thntsopen air meeting was help
ing were the ones that required the
greatest amount of help. He grew to
soothe [real good that the Salvation
Army were doing. and then he lelt the
sea and Joined thot greet band.
He Amid: "i did not come here to be;
from you or to make on Atppeni for
money, but I will stood ot the door.
and any who they wish to contribute
to this great worlt will have an oppor-
tunity to do so." .«
The collection in the contributions
amounted to quieme lei-1e sum oi mono
ey.
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HOOPATAL NOT”.
Jouph Flynn. of Summit street. was
W , admitted to the Norwalk Hoapltel
The lueul commuters ornime. to yeeterday afternoon for medial!
keep the issue or Increased rates tmtmom.
Filmer Bennett. of Osborn avenue.
wits diaebe'reod from the Norwsilt Hes-
pilsi unturdey not-nine. alter AA seven
ll] week's illness. _
Miss Mary Molpllyioi li‘elrvlow sve-
nue, ‘Arae diecher tinnitus Nomsik
Hoopla] on Set .
hire. George as. who was udnllo
sins oomlortsbiggtm institution»
ell
litre. Elise Moore. who was 0
ted open It the Hermon on New»
Antone along deity alter the
lion. .
. Ami no» 1‘ AAA
iii
lee Aroeits vocation” her duties st
that mittens. Anti? Ami spend the
Anni” it me moment. it.) ..
‘ not honor,
once it the NF
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SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
SOUVENAR POST CARDS
J. I. MALLAATTE
(tormerly Misses Dawson)
88 WASHINGTON STREET
lNJURED IV‘ A FALL.
litre. Mary Cuedshy Alignted From
Trolley Oar Before It Stopped.
Suturdayyevening about 9 o‘clock. an
Mliy (:udrlnhy was about to alight
from a West avenue trolley car. she
toll and was quite severely hurt. She
in the mold or Mrs. Richard Golden.
of West iti't'tiilt‘. and iron on her way
home. Byuinndora assisted nor to her
foot. but AAhc was so badly injured that
it was nornn‘ry to carry hor into the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vnn
Burch. near by.
it was thought that some of her
bones had been broken nnd'ilr. Royal
l.. Higgins was sent tor. Upon an ab
aminetion, however. it was shown that.
nllhonlh she was badly bruised. no
bones had been fractured.
Mrs. Cuddahy was about to slight
from the trolley car. which was in
(horse or Cundurior Charles Conroy.
when she stepped AA little prematurely.
She was thrown to the ground with
great force end unatntnod Annoy tutti
bruises. Peeaonscra on the car suc-
ceeded in getting her into the Van
Burr-n house. where she was giwn ovA
ery cart.- und n doctor summoned.
Mrs. Golden wne cont tor and she
(‘nlllt‘ dlroctiy lront the Norwnik
Country Club in on automobile. The
woman woe taken home in the auto
and is ”our improved today. it
doomed impossible thet she did not
break any Flint“ to them who see-
the nvcldcnt as she hit the ground
with AAAAchiorco. Shale rooting coon
lortably tildeyrthou'h her brain» pain
her.
mwww
Milo WOMAN AIIAULTID.
From Wilton? Anon the report of en
insane-like AAAAAAA t by A young man.
anvcnteon or nineteen years or use. on
e woman soicnty yoanl' old. who
tenant against the youth with so much
visor. despite her one. that she euc-
oeedod in driving him on.
Deputy shorlit Barnuol
Booth Norwalk. was summoned
lreland. at
in
Wilton in a hurry yesterdey and can ,
tdred the young man. in o is John
Geooh. e former ward of he li‘elrnolti
County Home. in Westport svehno.
sud placed the lid under Aaron.
The women smelled. Mrs. Moran on
still in a very nervous condition over
her horrible exportation villi the
y.outh
The Atoms uni AA. held AAA and
' tier moraine.
" you“ Geeoh Anette his Ile'flico rind
* etrttnied with the W oomph.
flosulttl euros (it nurses. is sample I» Justice at the Peace w. it. i. Hun
Mr. Maren. who is partially on low
lid. had none down to Wilton Ashton
While be you so».
lie
lied already sons when Hr. Moran
bell Arse notified and Deputy Instill
hole-d Aime. Young M sun-
Anth sums ’to m Anion outline or All um inn: new.
[ up. end we W on one Aust-
Asmmmwmm Theodor
slob denudation surprise on «count .
Am. my. mum
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The Leading Outfitting Store in The Norwalks
HOT WEATHER
, 0 other store is show-
" ing the variety of *
summer Dresses
this house is showmg
A Fancy Figured Lawn
: Dimities, Lingeries, one-
piece; also Tunic Effects.
(fl Linen Suits and Coats,
White Serge Suits.
(H A big variety of Lawn,
Low Neck and Dutch
Collar “Waists.
‘ suit everyone ,
Prices to
Jun
do
29-31wen eshtngton Street
question whether he is seventeen or“
nineteen .
Bond was dead at “00. but he was
hostile to procure the amount. He is
to be given e hurine this afternoon
hetero Justice Huhbell.
Hot Wenther
Spends ‘
Linen Green Trouserd‘.......'l.n\
um AAA-mi Trouuiferonniee mo '57 ‘
1 nonhumanmnom "
won“. out»: rm~.........sm 7' ‘
Flannel Trouseri ......sm. so.“
Ming Buitb............ .Mflw
‘ Hate..;............i2.oouo
”I’ll!” Asuil-u-AAAH.1mu
Centein Albert lineman and usin-
ensut Louis lost. or the sixth Corn.
”Mt all A. CIAAG- pl 0 "n‘ m r0“
Terry. tile nAorle. the ori-
instruct! -
and within practice in bhootlmW .
this piece. ids-(lepton new on: ex-
an
All out“
Kilo hells Cremptop returned seine
day el'firnoon train a trook'b visit to.
New York city. whens she llhue been
the guest at triends.
of when A! ' EEEEEE
pent the fly in use haunt rate
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