1 Oct YounDruilii‘Snta
Filled at the
"Bridge crummy
Prompt and mum service It
all times.
. Personal attention given to all
pmcrlptio work. t :‘
Chairs for" «roomy muons.
Come in and “tiles your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY .
J. PARKlnilfllnIlor.
. ‘
'ers. Edward Whe'eier, of Osborn av-
enue, is on the sick list.
Charles Swim. at East Norwalk, is
'spendng the day at Savin Rock with
friends. .
Mr. and Mrs. G. Howard‘Klng. are
spending the Fourth in Bridgeport
with friends.
William Todd, and family. have mov.
ed irom Westport to Winileld street.
East Norwalk. .
a.
Mrs. Anna. Gustafson,. of Pleasant
street, returned home .lroni a week's
visit at Long island City.
Spartan St. John. of East, Norwailt.
is spending the day with friends on a
trip up the Hudson River.
I‘ Miss Elsie Kelley. of East Norwalk.
is spending a week in Jericho, Long
lsbtnd, with relatives.
Mrs. Jack Frost, or East Norwalk. is
spending the holiday with her hus-
band. Jack Frost. in Boston, where he
is now located.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sherwood. of
Osborn avenue, are entertaining a
company of guests from out of town
for over the Fourth.
ireland
liafner‘s.
East Norwulk.
“Fireworks! Fireworks.
Open all day the Fourth.
Mr. and {drained Ferris. of East
Norwalk. are entertaining Mr. and
Mrs. George Yoeger and children of
Brokiyn over the Fourth.
.Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gol‘urd. of East
. Norwalk. are entertaining relatives at
their home from Oyster Day Long is»
land. over the Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. Hilbert S. Mitchell. of
Waterbury. are guests or the lutter'u
mother, Mrs. Mary C. iluy, of Bolts.
place. for over the Fourth.
Dr. Smith and family. of New York.
who recently purchased W. ll. Smith’s
house in Osborn avenue. arrived in
town to occupy it Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Wheeler. and
daughter Miss Nniulle Wheeler. of
East Nor-walk. are spending the Fourth
in Groion, wilh relatives.
The Marvel Social Club, composed
~01 East Norwalk young men. will go
to camp on July illlh at (full Pasture.
Their new tent has arrived and is a
fine one.
Bert Bloom, who has been spending
a few days at his home In East Nor-
walk. returned yesterday to Spring-
lleld. Mass. where he in in the unto-
moblle business.
Many people in East Norwalk wil-
nessed the burning of a barn in Oyster
Bay belonging to GX‘Pl‘CHllltllll o! the
United States. on Sauamoro liill, one
night last week.
Miss Bessie Naphcy, of South Ou-
b‘orn avenuepbas gone .10 iiiublnud
Lake. near Winsted, Connecticut. to
spend the Fourth with her aunt, Mrs.
A. (i. Henderson.
The Oriole baseball team had quite
an exciting game yesterday ui‘ll-ruoon
on the Wioile lot. with a lunar ll‘(llll
Bridgeport. it is expectednllo ill-iulcu
will take a vacation today.
The Swedish Muller-an Clnlrcll incur
born extend an invitation in all their
triends topartioipato with lhcm today
in the proposed picnic at (lail‘ l'usture.
Many on of town guests are also ex-
peeled.
The new brass rail and plush cur.
told at. the East Avenue Methodist
Church. Io arming the organ from the
put it additional: to the attractiveness
of he chancel. he brass rail is two
and one~hslf inches in diameter and it
twenty-seven feet long.
' it was reported Saturday afternoon
that a boy had been hit and killed our.
in; the afternoon by a train near the
East Not-walk railroad depot. inquiry.
owever. failed to substantiate the re-
rt. and Medical Examiner H. H. ilun.
tington had not heard of any such case.
The Joint committees from the East
Avenue Methodist. Sunday school and
the Norwlllk Methodist Sunday school
will hold a meeting tomorrow ‘svenlus.
when the data for the coming outing
lwlil be decided upon. it has already
been decided to do by train and trolley
to also island.
. According to the talk among the
used boat dhthuslsltc yesterday. Her-
e Ksyworth‘s new spoodbost Cyclone
detected the Allure, owned by Arthur
Hoyt. oi lieutli'lv’ms it. in a brush in
the harbor Culturally a moon. Some
people think . , ' warbosts are the
instant in the ‘ bur.
Norwoik. firemen are al.
%y M his fourth of July
* Till! ,
lira - g . the winners and the
‘ -. “ Whom house" all
W sis oils at then being at the
élpecdbost fill
W“ “I; 3':ka Y
oonten
9d W .
chief ontendere
whua‘ mo;
ly Fourth or
works.
it was Sunder.
tlcular appeared to be
lng’ hlnmeli,I .l‘i-lt‘y. much
Washington street by shooting off tire.
crackers.
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About every ul’stor boat with head-
the decks of tin harbor for over Sun-
day and the Fourth of July, in addi-
tion, there or (our schooners located
at the Radol out below the Washing-
ton street bridllt‘. These vessels are
engaged in the Work of transierring
the big shall pile to the oyster beds
i the Sound. tinder the injunction
or or, the Radelpeopie have until Au
gust let, to get he shall pile removed.
nab-M
The East Norralk Fire District com-
mittee for the our ending July 15th.
will have their final meeting tomorrow
evening at the motor-generator house
in Beaview creme. and at that time
they will prollbly complete their
year‘s work sunset everything ready
to turn overlie the new committee,
R. F. Clark. i. Mead and E. K. St.
John. The rel-r18 committee consists
of P. H. Fiel in. August Bilicnsiein
and W. H, Balm
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Saturday etelnls's smoker of the
East Norwallgliji'cht Club was one or
the most enlcll'ule events in the his
tory of the optimization and brought
out a tarp ambiance The members
and guests. Witbut exception, enjoy-
ed themselvefi lllhll'. Through the
night was a my be. the rear porch of
the club. dirt-’iy the water. ni-
iorded a coolmr‘ont. in addition to
the local spouts here were a number
from New Y it ud other places. ice
cream. sand\ is. rake. soda and do
are were so. during the melting,
and a popul mic of conversation
was today's .MW boat races of the
club. over wl chherc is much enthu-
siasm. A s" i feature of the 00.
edition was lamination oi the
boats at the utllornge oil the club
house. Prao iv all of the cabin
boats had tb lerior lights burning
and riding a tuning lights as well.
There is a 1 list of entries for to-
day's races, ‘ iovcry promise of a
line regetta ; cry respect.
Arthur 1) Neil, of Newark, New
Jersey, was a ttor in this place.
yesterday. ‘ ‘
John H. li’l'lmlcdieu. of ('rockcit
nrcuuc. in slums; a few days with
relatives in lowland.
in“
Miss Marjorie Mills. oi llluhlaml
arcane. is pin 2 to spend a short
lime in Massucclia, this summer.
James Mitiiilook, of Wilton. is
visiting over till >urlb with his new
sill, Frank T. ‘38 . oi Ci‘m-k‘t‘it uro-
nue, .
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This is idealjhug weather, and the
farmers and otl who have buy to
out are hurryih‘he work plum: as
rapidly as posit
M-s. Susan Pr and son (‘huries
are expected intern to llownylou.
this alteration; tr visiting for two
Weeks in New ’1. state.
, "F'-
Miss Emu”). hman. of lamp
street. is pliu ’lro take a vacation
from her duiiéu South Norwulk.
thin week, and nd a day in Hunt-
ington, i.. l.
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Oil lino bee ‘ and upon Rownyton
avenue, irom honor to a short dllv
lance past the lattice. in (rent of
the residences curry 8. Bryan and
Mrs. 1C. Themes. ‘
“WC—Q‘s
Mr. and Ml: ill. Steinhnrl, of
Crockett ovcnuw entertaining nev-
«rnl friends foul-cotton. over the
Fourth. Amonwm are Mr. and
Mrs. Huff snob .mndchlhlrun,
Charles and Wm Roishcrt.
Sutures ' un-rlordoy the youth
of the vi lure .. Mom to be
making plans intimate, [horny of.
m twelve instill. a. safe and sane
Fourth by wnltlm schools with the
old mortar. Ham them were ill-lug
revolvers in tum find from what
uunrtcr the up were most easily
wnltoncll
'i‘hu Kindly: the well known
and polliillti‘ million of ltowayton
”dynamism; u businou taunting
and dinner, 1W“. and hall a very
seed time. than James was
elected pretidr thorn-societies tor
the next term» Florence Moors
graduatedf Norwaik . High
school. was find .with a line silk
pal-ml by fillet the members.
.l tautly in
film“ so be on
duty unlilusdatehour this urchins.
Lester Wheeler launched his new
seclxsll‘ridsy cadrshe is: a
at o .vyahe willdie "one ot‘tho chic:
. rs tomorrbwin thallium Nob
IshtClubhacos and. it is a.
pooled that she and the Cyclone. own-
.Hcraoe licvwortb. will be the
today for the Ward
‘ cup. which will be. for the fast boats.
of East Norwalk's
rounder population abstained from ur-
.July celebrating with lire-
aom‘e oi the youngsters were
on thejob yesterday afternoon, though
One. boy in par-
amus.
in Blast
quarters in. their waters is tied up air
8. Liebmann’s Rheingold Beer
A full line of Win» and Liquor by
walk on the mornin
ms trout in‘
to; agondoiluw
. use Oil .
nearby, rid:
was served.
the young
“ill” will ii i
it at tilt 0”. Mill 3 18W“)
homici- tliily had laid a most enfoyubi
(layureturued to their homes.
but Wilma.
The Glenbrook basebal
to East Norwallt
flowers. of that place.
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and tum fun colored b
test.
M. Brown has been awarded the co
ing. The plans are it
Marvin and call
32184 feet. contai
provided with every convenience.
train. and. arrivfi
in; at Miss atoll-nos home. com: glue
or he me- an s . .
h At; lunch time in;
yeti. to a picnic .ground
re s delicious luncheon
people. At 4:41 the party,
n; Miss Sturges an sailor
e r
l team will go
today to play the May.
The Darlene defeated the St. Steph-
ens team. of New York. Saturday at»
tsrnoon by a score or twelve to two.
There was a good crowd at the con-
Contractor S. E. Elliott has the new
house which he is building at Noroton
for Richard Van Hemden rooted in. J.
u.
tract for the plumbing and steam heat.
y Architect Henry
for a frame house.
ning seven rooms.
ii.
your return from their honeymoon will
reside in New York.
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Mr. aners. Charles Heunerberg
have been entertaining their daughter
from New Your. city. ‘
Clark McLaughlin. who was called
to town by the death of his brother.
has returned to Pennsylvania.
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A large tank and windmill has re
cently been erected‘over the artesian
Well on Dr. Mineral-land's property.
W.
Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Andrews. of
Weston. have been spending the week
at the Charles Godiroy cottage at
Compo beach.
Charles Prensssr, son of the wbll
known oil dealer. has been confined
to his home the past Week. suffering
with blood poison.
The young one of Rev. and Mrs. C.
F. Taylor are pending the summer at
a boys' camp in New Jersey. which
is under the care or Mrs. Taylor‘s
brother.
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The local peach growers are look-
ing forward to a heavy yield this
year. All the orchards were thorough
ly sprayed in the spring, which will
greatly improve the fruit.
MAKE YOUR OWN iCE CREAM
LESS EXPINBIVE
TASTES BETTER
l8 BETTER
White Mountain
Freezers
Schlichting Bros. & Co.
Corner Railroad Ave. and Main 8t,
Dal-ion
Select Groceries. Hay. Grain. Flour
and Feed. Hardware. Paints. Glass. etc.
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Tooker House
DARIEN
is prepared to deliver in the town
limits
$1.25 per Case. Net
Piei Bros.’ Piisner Beer
$2.25 per Case
ion 75 cents allowed for empties.
a...
the bottle or gotten
l the Norwalulu'bt Club, siarlina at 2
o‘clock.
be held at the Norwalk Yacht
tomorrow evening. .
city. are occupying the lied Collage
at Harbor View Beach. 1
cottages
New York parties. who took [lessee
slop yesterday.
“Kiawroll” placed in shape
the water at Captain E. ii. Miller's
shipyard at Smithville.
Norris cottage. at Belle island. this
summer. has a handsome yacht anch-
ored off The Norwalk Yacht Club.
Mlmondo and the Urchin.
city. is spending a tow days as the
guest of In. Julia Lee of ill East
avenue. Norwallt. Mrs. Emmons
formerly Mill Minnie Toots who spent
several summers at Bell island and
on?" has many friends in The Nor-
wa it.
behind in the races at lmmhmont. New
York. many.
Budd went. down buturduy with
Wanderer lV.. and George a. Child—
dnrlon is also on hand with the little
Osprey. which is expected to give a
hood account of herself.
‘Ncll it. Mitchell ill-been lactate
was selected rumour“. and Mills in; his mother from No ork cits.
Mildred The «rotary. After the
dinner. Milli» HIM. Jennings. a Guests from New York city are be.
member cit h v 0 recently in; entertained at Hilly Trinity rec
tory.
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There will be races this afternoon off“
Rufus Wakemsn has sold eleven
acres of land at Greens Forms to Fred-
eric Maxim. of New York. it is re-
ported that the new owner, will build
a handsome residence on the site.
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EAGLES’ PiELD DAY.
Program for Parade and sports in New
London. August 18.
The first annual parade and held
day of the Connecticut State Aerie.
Fraternal Order of Eagles. will take
place in New bondon. Thursday. ‘Aug.
18, and the event promises to be one
of the largest fraternal gatherings
ever held in this State. The affair will
be in charge of the New london eerie.
and a committee of that body has been
at work for some time perfecting the
arrangements. At the State conven-
tion held in St micrd, Tuesday. June
21. the repress atives were enthusias-
tic over the field day, and reported
that their respective series would send
a full quota or members to take part
in the parade. besides carrying several
hundred visitors to New London with
them. it is now estimated that at
least 3,000 will be in the parade. with
about 15 bands of iluslc.
Themembers of the order in this city
are showing much interest in the ap-
proaching field day, and the local aorie
has already taken action on turning,
out. in all probability, an excursion
train will he run from this city. and.
if not. special rates will be secured for
all who desire to go to New lioudon
on that day.
The parade will tulle place at it a.
"L. and the athletic events and picnic
Will be held at 2 p m.. at Armstrong
Park, in the evening there will be
llrcworka and a band concert at (lcoan
The second hop of the season will
Club l
Mr. slid Mrs. Brown, of New York
l
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William H. H. Mciiuxb. .ir.. sailed
the "Kunaka" to Larchmont, Saturday.
to witness the races
there.
in progress
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Dr. lemrcn has rented one of his
at Harbor View llcarh to
howls ll. Nash has had his launch
and in
m
G. A. (lrtb. who is occupying the
Percy and Charles Mead have.
llcnch, New London. which is one of
lllc best known beaches along the
Sound.
l'rlzcs will be given to the eerie buv.
my; the bearappeoriug flout In line.
opulent-appearing uniforms, largest
llllllllll'l' of members in line. heaviest
l-Iaglo. lightest Eagle. tallest Elli-tic and
shortest Eagle.
(in Wednesday evening. Aug. 17. a
degree team content will take place in
the State Armory. for which a price of
$75 is offered.
The Athletic events arranged are as
iollows: lilo yards dash. open: 100
yards dash. Eagles; quarter—mile run.
open; running broad with, Eagles;
in! men‘s race, Eagles, 0 lbs. or over
one mile. open: to; of war. Eagles.
invitations have been extended to
Governor Weeks, the United States
actuators. and the live Congressmen:
from this state. to be the guests of
the New London eerie on this occa-
A unease sharing. ~
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The A. J. Angevine & Son Co.
The “Koehler 40”
Classy in Appearance. with the Latest
of 1 to 60 miles an hour on high gear
makes this the ideal car.
mobile 20" nlnaboui. also the reliable
Maxwell. "Everlte 30.“
and Columbll.
new garage. 733%.
Norwalk Consolidated
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This are. nigh-grade
Mission Cluck
EightLDay Movement
Only , $6.95
134.136 WASHINGTON 8T.
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style Mootclair Touring Body.
Extreme power on hills with a speed
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they cant. ran Goons:
you to OHIO? larger ones.
The Reed a Volk Electrical c.
60. SOUTH MAiN 8T.
.OUTH NORWALK.
TIL I“.
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or. Merchant to have an unaware
alert for your store and show will:
down. We make them. all all». Ind
Try a amen sign for a liar-tows
lacrosse in your business will «use
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:«1. [WITH NORWALK- ,
Definition of Chiropractic i
cause 0 the discuss and the m . . .
Justlngthe same. Diseases me ill
by v. reach. twist or sprain in
back. Even if done in childhood.
creates pinched nerves and nib
“to; life in the diaeront emu and
‘ in s. ’ r‘
Chiropractors remove the souls
this disease and pain. and health h
restored through harmoni I the It:
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.. Figure
on Large or Small
Plumbing Contracts
also on Repair Work
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Our estimates are drawn on the basis
of the best materials. and our Work-
men are skilled, careful men.
Horace R. Nash
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North Main and West Streets,
South Norwaik '
bathed
nerve system in y :1? ‘
' Nervouansls. Rhett tiilnf my.
sis, Heart, Kidney and Female Did—
given special attention; slob
cases are
of the Spine. You
Curvature will
never regret giving Chlropractlo‘ a
You.
chance to help
T. FRANCIS. D. c. 1~
94 wasumcron or. so. nonwaut
Magnetic Treatments Given « MN“
Just to celebrate the FOURTH '1;
Special 10% Discoun‘l
SATURDAY. 0N“
carelessness ,
SCREEN ooons
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F. A. MITCHELL
Special for This
Week ' Only
Monogram Rye Whiskey. . .75c qt. bot.
Sherry Wine ....... . . . . . .36c qt. bot.
Fine Bock . . . . . . 41.00 case. delivered
Other goods. too numerous to men-
tion. all at out prices.
Hot Roast Beef Free Saturday night
CENTRAL HOTEL
Cor. Memes I. Chulnu! 818. TM 1513
J. a L. DISEBA. Props.
Remember the speedy little "nup-
Ryder-Lewis
'f’hone MR. GLO\’EI(..2H-5, 0r our
union, and all have signified their intell-
lieu of being present. if in the State
at that time. President Taft was also
invited, but owing to the date coming
in his summer vacation. he found it
impossible to accept. Everything ml-
lturs well for a big evcuf. and there is
no doubt but that this city will be well
Mrs. Walter Emmhns of New York
WI!
Thu Norwaik Yacht Club in route
Commodore. Russell ii.
the
“with
'l‘bé home of John FIT—Allen. Oomph
. «a» street. has been wired for electric l hereby certify that the above our Hill? OLA“ AUTO! FOR HIRE.
The capitol aoresib and eighth lights. on oedema-s are electors and lunacy» I m i" H or
- mascot .. ytoll politic school. m, as defined by law. of the Town of , 1i , 1! ° ' ,.
accent Hopi l; James-Jr. Miss Harriet Darrow is confined to Norwailt. _ OS A n BANKS
Whitman who. normed Min nor homo on statesman with her. billed at Namath, this lot dsyof
‘ . w ', . toroidal”. yous motivation. . July. A. 1).. lost. ' ' v ‘ y , ; . ‘Afllfl‘l‘ . . ,
‘ . I“ lit «home “ . WM , Militia? It; balsam 7 y. , ' . _ -_ .,
rrylofi loath liter: in. and Ills. sauna Strong ‘on it it v» Tending}. neutrons. , . doting
To the board of County Commission-
licenss No. as to
intoxicating Liquors, Ale.
Rhino Wine and Older from John not»
us, at No. it Mechanics street. to John
Ilcrifm. at No. 2 Mechanics street.
Town of Nut-walk. The proposed place
of business ll not located within 200
feet in a direct line of a Church Edi.
lice, or Public Schoolhouse, or the
premises pertain:
Post Olilce. Pub
tory.
July, A. ll. llllli.
taxmyurs. as defined by law. of the
Town of Nerwulil. hereby endorse the
application of the above named John
Dorian for such license and we do
severally certify. each for himself. that
we are altos. rs owning real estate
. situated in as d Tova of Norwalk.
Jilly. A. 1).. 1910.
Daniel Leroy.
Balers.
ers of Fairiiold Comm:
l hereby apply for a transfer of s.
sell Splrituous and
Laser Boer.
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E. E. Gotham
WALL
New Goods now in
stock. Prices are no
higher than no year.
placed their slIop yacht "Elsa" in rt‘llrvsenlcd. ~ 1‘
”h'.“ commission for the season and startcd W _ V
'1'“? “MW”? lfarnln. "“11““ by Saturday on a several days' cruise. NEEDED TO. . ‘ 99%;; Decorator
Form" Vim" “‘9'“. 0‘ 5"“"1 "She is learning to ain‘t." easy assessor—on UNEASY eves
Nor-walla. rnnlflud in (l‘nf'llillrlAlogl Conlmodofo Joine- A. Fagin]:l and "is “h..." ‘ A“ mm ”M "m I”. Am the) .
i‘lmlertny. W ”ti 0 .. ”l“ ' l rM ler,o llickor n .wero. .. ,,‘ ‘t .' ' . ‘I H ‘ ' ,
dron- Mill‘s doc: a cargo of nasty 3,3, as“. who Moweyd u“, Yale- * You. :iUKlllliillli; i‘ll trobiel? Makththom corn [0 Fm Street, gag} Norwalk
lens. , ‘v w n r r is at New mien "lion she had till crumble?" ”rid l l‘~ 'll Hm" ill it‘ll“ 0mm , o
5 *‘fl illilfll'rgmsdml ' 8 8 t Li ( “ an WEAR PROPER EYE GLASSES. T I 452
a An estimate of what. e c
John 1" Broth h" We“ “WW" "0., hpr chance of life i d . Wu grind our own lenses. .
ms the “Fw‘fi‘lf “'5 Pmmm’ 0“ A fleet of vessels from tho inde ‘ ‘9 ‘ ’m if“ . .
Crockett avenul line cobble wail pendent, Yacht Club at Norlhnorl. “‘0 meets tollvctoa ville old our. ~ Fenwwk Opncal Co. * ‘ ---
and cement Ii it ill! been Nil Lona island. was at the Norwallt Exchange. WHEN A HOT SPELL COMES
durinl the 9"” W99” ""4 um Yacht, club moorings Saturday and umrgo IANK IUlLDiNQ .
NE inlprovomol Sunday. Among the vessels were the '
Room- 7%
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llourswtl to lithil a. m.. and 12:45 to
p. in. Monday and lineman"! to
p. m.
hg thereto. or any
lo. Library or (lento.
listed at. Norwalk, this int day of
.ltlllN llidlllAN.
Applicant.
We, the undersigned. electors and
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Dated at Normal. this lat day of»
Frederick syring. Joseph his or.
Mail: onion. step on
Paterson “30"
perfect and constructed from the bust
tails of appointment. tulrulully attended
to. The car that Will take you any-
where lilttl bring you back. The up.
keep cool is much less than upon any
other car of (liltiIl power.
lamp equipment. generator. on. to.
fivemssengor Touring Car. . . .
Four-passenger Touring (turn . .
munpausongcr Tourabout.
can not your car tomorrow.
but oil with a "promise."
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‘horwalk Branch Office of
The Evening Sentinel
MODERN HOUSE "
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plumbing, all improvements; Ina
shade and splendid View. Five Inla-
'nles' walk from trolley; live mlnubel
by trolley to Norwalk and South Nor-
walk. in very desirable neighled. ‘
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