“fill I’IlIlII Ilililllii'l IIIIII
Taller it Before Justice of
Peace, but Must 101119111
Before Higher flourt
24. Jessie. Livingston Forbes, wife
."Holinnli Forbes, the well known
tutor who resides in 1111111111111. will
vs to appear in the civil common
a court next Friday before Judge
award 8. Scott. for the purpose , or
or ii.» por debtor' 1s odth
'l‘hrse weeks ago Mr. Forbes was
(tit blood by ilcacon allet'nan jus-
tics of the peace in lv‘aliileld. for the
moons of inning the oath and Juli-
lce Waltcinan found in her favor. Mrs.
Wu Rowiey, who obtained a judgment
of $3.750 against h1-.r,is not satisfied
with the itiniicc' a finding and has ask
on for a review by Judge Scott of the
Miller titbu. at on the ground of e11-
for.
1
l
Outcome of Suit.
ii ’l‘hesc pioceoiiings are the outcome
willie judgment Which M1s.liowlev
of New York obtained by default in i1e1
‘ fiction to recover $75,000 for alienation
73:0: affections. Mrs Rowley claimed
“but her husband. who was chauffeur
1911 the Forbes lost his heart to the dc
Ifindant while their once happy hotne
100s broken up. The case went to a
default and upon a heating in damages
2:583“ owley Was allowed the amount
Will otter this judgment was ob-
tainéd,il1liis i101 bes was taken in
phone upon 11 body writ. in 1111 effort
3 satisfy the judgment Mrs. Fotbes
as released on sur'ely finnlshcd by
liar husband and she has been in
1994038716” and Falrfleld evet since.
Hssn't Got 911.
About a month ago. through her
counsel. Judge Elmore 8 Banks. Mrs.
Forbes made application to take the
poor debtor‘s oath and the case was
heard by Justice Wakeman. 011 exv
Floatation the defendant satisfied the
Katine that she did not have 917 of
, sown sudhe allowed the oath.
which ruling will be the subject of
review before Judge Scott next i1 11
001.8111“ & Blade of New Haven ap-
pear for Mrs Rowiey.
1111111111 runs 11
1111111117 1111111111111
T0 11111111171111 111011
The revenue receipts 1111 the district
have increased nearly a million dolv
lars in the year just passed. The in
cream is due chiefly to the corpora-
tion lax. increased consumption of
beer, too helped swell the figures that
ghode island and Connecticut which
form the district in the churgt1 of Rob
art 0. Elston, have just handed to the
federla government.
in this two-state tllstiict there are
above 6,000 corporations that have 11
tax to pay. Most of them have paid
promptly. Those who are still deiin
quest have until July 10 1111121 With
five percent penalty and one pt'i cent
a month Inicieat will be added.
The tobacco 11.11111 figures 111111 inter-
980113.1th year 03,321,705 cigars
Were made in Connecticut alone
Mode island turned out less than 11
quarter as many l‘ignieites recount
the total of 3. 802, hid in the1 making oi
which 12.134 pounds of tobncio was
used. For the cigars made in this
nttito 1..281 298 pounds of tobacco want.
Little cigars to the number of 116,001)
went onto the market.
Oleomargarine seems to be in de
mand, 11, 242,172 pounds being pro-
(13ch the last y'eat. of which not quite
0 11111110111 were lemth'd for expo1-
tltlou. The factotles at Providence
1111111111 out an increased plodilci of 4.-
000.000 pounds ovoi Inst yaeai
In the beer line I,3ll .305 111111-1111.-
Vm produced in 1910. while 143,709
gland of spirits came through. 'i‘ he
Vents Recovcilng l‘ontpany up an
“ivory. has been denaturizing alco
hol dud restoring It after use In var
lotto departments of bat mauul’acttue.
rune y-ltvti hundred and eighty nluc
“M 8 passed through its plant, while
700, hitters ulp inure used 1110. 000 gal-
looms in is even month a time.
117.111.1011 to much pleased with 1111.1
gains. ..
WAR IN PROSPECT AVENUE.
1100908“le Nosriy Broken Up In
"7 0116 of tits Residences.
A finally squabble of some little note
took place last evening and, for the
time. quite. dislui bed the pests of Pros-
poot svsnuo and the neighborhood. The
m1. of this vicinity are progressive
and so. gonorslly out for something
new but this was decidedly out of
thslr lino of bond and they will plot»
hilly not tolerate a ropltitlon of last
or ludsffrsy.
. A lit 9: 30 oclocll the quiet of the
fun was penetrated with 1111-1111111 101111
sharp enough to wske tile tie-111.
lstoiy following those wore
milling tho filling of not»
, mid! sud mother kitchen utensils.
.. cry soon the virgin not llborhood was
, .‘ used. find for I Will 11 the couple
- 017mm if uniting the police
ivo didn't. In 11111 moor 111111..
‘Jult what Will! the trouble is no
i
ram 111 11111110111111 it 1111111111 111 1111‘
as to which of the two 111ml
lies should pay the rent. That things
was» too warm to!» plssssnt, is shown
ytho foot thst 0MB; the war (and
list is w it was) the stove was talt
it down at or 1511 1111901111 or other
111111. me like i o Istter. 011s of
tho films an i d that one of the
011M but been no with a wool:
lpdll. but it is like y that she mesut
9118mm. for no o .111 any nook con
il -1.oould itsvo visibly mods tho
j'thdt m hssrd. 'f‘lio Mounts
vv. .. section are going to lot this
'Wosss, mimmtav
' .. other fracas of this oat-t
. it occur and don the notice
mutilation in regard to the taking.
_. rum-«WI:
L f
' ill
ALF the burden of the
hot day is removed by
drinking a healthful, cooling
drink, such as Clicquot
(Kleek-o) Club Ginger. Ale.
Thegingcr, the dash of lemon and the cat'-
bonic gas used in Clicquot Club are all beneficial
to digestion; and the ginger is combined in 11
Sold mnwllm by tie but (mm
E...
' A1111.
The Holmes, KeolordSellocit 00., Wholesale Distributors. Norwalit.
11111118818111 THE
0111 hairs 1111111115
T0 at 09055 0ATH
Persons who submit testimony at ”111
hearings of the arbitrators of the tilt-1'
putcs exls'llnt: between the trollcymcn
of this state and the Connecticut 11.11111
puny will I111 placed under oath, accord
i111: to :1 statement made by (11111 11111111-
“(‘1‘ oi the arbitration board this after
noon. .‘livssrs l‘lui'cnce firming hull
David [12. Fitzgerald. arbitrators for
thvcompuny11nd 1111111. respot'llvviy.
will have the privileges of examining
the witnesses 111 orilcr I11 bring Hill 11.14
many details as possible.
it Is rl‘llol'lt‘ll upon 1'11llul1l11 authority
that President Charles S. Molten mid
Vil't‘l'i't‘il’llll‘fil I13. l‘. Bitcltltiud Ivill
pl‘t'a’t'ill tin,» testimony for the company.
and that lnit-rnntlouul Uilit'crs William
iv‘lisat'i'nid 11nd Mohon will take charge
of 1111- tiil‘ali's of the irolleymon. The
road has refused to state. officially
unwell-1'. who its representatives will
be. but i‘i't-sidt-ni Mellon Is known to
have I‘Xlll't'h‘fiflll a desire to present the
mall's attic ol' the question. so that till-
lust; something illlll't' important comes
up i111 will be at the hearings, which
start Saturday. July :1.
Airs. Muluvl Curler, oillcltil unpailor
com-I stoitoul'nphcr. New Haven. has
01.11111 up oinicd stetiogi'apher to take
down ll1 testimony of the witnesses.
A FEW SHORT WEEKS.
illr 1.813111th1. Edwardsvllle lli..
writes: "A few months ago my kid-
neys become concocted. i had severe
backache and pain across the kidneys
and hips. Foley's Kidney l‘llls prompt-
ly cured my backache and corrected
the action of my kidneys. This was
brought about after my using them for
only a few short weeks and I can
that-1 fully recommend them." The
lirldge Pharmacy. "
BWEPT FROM TROLLEY.
Thros Pssssnasrs injured. Ono Prob-
.shly Fstsliy. st Milford.
lino portion was probably fatally I111
lured and two others seriously hurt by
being swept from the side of 11 moving
trolley car an it crossed the Washing
ton Bridge in Milford Saturday night.
The three injured were riding on the
running board of the car an it. started
across the bridge and were struck by
tho stool girders and swept off and
down between the our and the braces
of the bridge.
The most curiously injured is liobv
orl H, Adamaon, of Ansonia. who nus»
island a fracture of the shoulder. IWO
broken ribs and severe contusions
about the body with possible internal
lniurlon. He was hurried to the
Bridgeport Hospital where his condi
tlon iii reported as critical. The oth-
ers injured are (3. A. 'l‘lngron. the con-
ductor of the car. and bouts Penileid.
of Bridgeport They unstained only
nominal injuries in comparison with
those of Adamson.
HAD VIBITID NEW GANAAN.
WINBTED. July 7. w'l‘ho man’ 11 body
found beside the Central New England
Railway 11 tracks at Norfolk Tuesday.
was identifier] yesterday by Mrs. John
H nannshuin, of this place. as that of
her husband. Mrs. tianashsm said her
hnsbsnd had been to New Csnasn sad
111111 upoctsd to return to Win-ted on
the club 1: freight. He was twenty
year. of Besides the widow one
child survival.
1
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IIII “GOVERNOR 8
DAY’ AT IIIAIITIO
NEW HAVEN. July 1 'l'iit't‘11 will
no no “Governor's Day“ at tho Nlunllt'
11111'111111111111111 or 11111 31111111111 lniunlu'
next week. and llllti will do away with
the display of gold lure, the pnraiitv oi
poiiiit-inns, Ihc pow-wows and tin-
brewing of upcclui punches In
the tents of the guests. The
(‘liillll will I111 11111111111 "l'tiinp
Weeks“ tiller llii 1211111111111" and
tho. 11111111111111111111-li1-t'hl11i will be under
canvas for in 11 days or more. but all
hands are exported to 1111 busily 11111
ployetl during the tinyliuhl hours with
little opportunity for frii'ullty. 'l‘hc
1tvnluu1111 will spend much of its 1111111
“billing" about the country. returning
to llll‘ rump 1.1111111an at night.
in 1.111111: gone by Friday has 11111-11
known as Governor's liny. but this your
the 110111111111 will tit-part on Thursday
night or Friday morning and with him
oilli'lully will 11,11 the llll‘lllllt‘l'i-l of his
Nil". No explanation is gin-ii, other
than it is desired that tin» 1:11:11. t'lltilllll
1111 11 worktop 111111. for the change in u
ilinovlionorl-d institution. The Work
iollotl'lng llll' iv’lrsl Keaton-111 will go
into camp. I1 I14 tint-11 years since tho.
Shroud Regiment was at Nluiilit'.
DANBURY STUDENTS’
PARTY.
CLUB
-2”...
Members and Friends Entflrtslnsd on
the Fourth.
01111 of the pleasant events of the
Fourth was 11 house party of the stu-
dents‘ l‘ltib and friends with gut-stir
from Noru'allt at the home of the
president. Mrs. A. L. Seymour, 182
While. 1111111111. A shore dinner was
servml at noon.
The attractions during the afternoon
were vot'nl llllll instrumental music.
rot-Ilnlluiis. apt-1113111111 and 11111111111. ire
1-1'1111111 ntul rake wort- served in tht1 11v-
1111i1111 11nd followml by 11 display of
lll'f‘Wlii‘ktlx'mIlliilbllf‘y Nt‘WH.
DR. WILEY THINKS AND TALKS.
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley. of tho United
States Department of Aut'it'ulltiro, was
principal 111111111 111 the thirty-seventh
annual lilL‘tillilK of tho Associated l’iiy-
sirlauu of Long inland. held at Smith,-
town last Suiilt'dav. lie loud 11 paper.
111111 stibiori bolnit‘ Util’ievontallv illotli
cine froth 11 (‘lieinlcsl Standpolnl. " Ho
condemned the pramlco of dumping
llll‘ waste malarial from Now York
rily Into the Atlantic ocean. its not only
a menace to health because of tho
poisoning of shellfish. but also 1111 a
great. financial wunlc. iiu added that
the knowledge of Ibt1 value of cbt1111ls~
try in the determination of tho chattin-
tor of food was growing slowly but.
steadily and Would ultimately be do»
pended 11111111 to a demon which was not
dreamed of a few years into.
lio thought it would not be fonts be
into Incl could have filli‘llillil in the na-
tional capital as fresh us When taken
front the 1111111111. it was simply a mat-
ier of keeping them at 11 certain 1.11m-
pcralnro. llc said further that the
president of the United Slnlns was in
favor of 11 national 01111111111111.1111 of
health and the speaks hoped that the
time was not far disla i when stick a
depsrtment would he established This
expretislon of feeling was heartily ap-
plaudsd.
The October meeting of the associa-
tion will be held in Oyster Bay Col.
Theodora RoosoVolt will stlond if in
New York state.
mm-M
lil Illl Willlli III lI’IlIII l
was... ._
BASEBALL. . '.
vw—W s.
Connecticut League Standing.
1......
Yosterdsy’s Results.
1;
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fl.
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w
Nstlonal League Standing.
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Yesterday's Results.
Al l’itisburg' 1111131111111; 2:.
(ll inulngsl.
AI llontoumNcw York .‘1‘.
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At St. loiiis-v—v
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A! I‘llllallffllililil-~~'lll‘00lllyll ll. i‘hilv
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l‘liitingo
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liturinnuii l. St. Louis
American League Standing.
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L. 1'13.
manner that entirely eliminates astringcncy. T115111“ $33.33”? .................. '12; iii
The superior quality water and ingredients 33:31:: '''''''''''''''''''''''''' :ii iii. Elli
makes Clicquot Club unusually good; and our $1511.31?" """"" “:3 ii. 3"":
method of combining, carbonating and steriliz- 11111111111111.111'$122112: 11} 5198
ing makes it distinctly superior. M 1'0“” W" h .1111
Other CLICQUOT CLUB Beverages: -v‘.l‘12.l:lu.“d:1y".n?ll.I”???
- .. ' . - ¢ 11 -
Birch Beer Root Beer Smalm'illl (Hiltfondllbgtgl‘iltiigloo 11111111111111.1111 :1,
Blood Orange ‘ Lemon Soda . “ 1.111.111.1011 ”
AI l‘ lowland wl‘ 1111'. land ..- ("11111111111
4.
MAIN“ -
St. Louis '1'. Detroit 4.
LITTLE GIRL DIES SAVING HER
DOLL FROM THE FLAMES.
WINS'i‘Ei). July 7.~ilargurct 0111111-
by. four years old. only duuniilf‘r of Mr.
and Mrs. (ii-Ion lii'msliy. of 'l‘pt'rlngtoti
illl it from niiffottition 111111111111 in a
tirr' whit i1 damaged the two story
11111111.- dwelling in “tilt it she1 and iitr
pail-nix live-1i
Friuiiilvnt-d by 11111 0111111111 Illt‘ little
girl crawled into :1 clothes rim-wt 11nd
shuffling the 11001‘ slayvtl tlti'rc 11111111~
lug 11111 1.111; doll, which she liltll tried
111 have 1111111 lb1 "limos. till slnv was
found 11:. the. q" 1111111 who had extin-
anlslud tho fl Ind none in search
or hot Site was tintzotisi'iotm. and died
half an hour afterward.
The parrots \vnrc away from home
wbon the fire lilt'b started I11 1111 111'-
'1i'l11-11tl1d fine a lurked lllt‘ second floor
it! the house win-1'11 the l‘llllll 1was and
made it Imposiiblc for her to escape
ii) the stairway. Firemen who until
11r11d 111 the limit _t.11d saw lit-1' stand
tug at a windqu on till-s sciond floor
’liiu} I‘Xll‘lilil‘ll llll‘ll 1111111 and lit 1.1.11d
bet to jump
“We'll cult-Wynn." they told her.
"l'm afraid." sbo ('lllll‘ll bark and dis
illilll‘fll'l‘il from the window.
NEW RULE AT POST OFFICES.
.\ new order has llt‘l‘ll soul (1111 front
the post chit-11 tlepnrtmt-nt til Wash
inmon by which carriers will not work
more than Itvi'iyvulubl hours in six
working (1111's. and not llllll‘l.‘ lliiili night
hours on Sundays.
'i‘ho obit-11 of Illl‘ now ruling to to
brook the 1111111 of tho iinbll 111 coming
into the unim- with some» of tin-tr mull
ullll iiiiill'lll'iu'lul. ll I1: shill llitil nl Ibu-
expiration of night hours iiiv 1111111
would Instantly break for tilt1 other and
let the mail 1111 till the. 1111111 day.
Now a tumor is to toullnuo llll lilii
bug is empty making up his overtime-
by working undot time lilo first futur-
ublo day.
m... We» ..
Teeth Without Plates or
Removable Bridgework
This improvement lllll‘R nwu'y wilff the
large suction plates in common use.
and never drop when eating or talking.
Dr. .I. ll. Mallory
to south Msln 0t" South Norwslk
flours: 0 n. in. to 8 p. m. Sundays
by appointment only.
0
011111.111 Notice.
The South Ntirwallt Savings Bank
1. .t‘. ”'
i I 1 ant ,,,,,,,,, :t 11 . 1 Is 11111 boat rroum made for iiiosltfu.
Walgrliurv .........:ili 311‘ m1: 1' if you linviv .11 11.11]. tough. blotclual.
New 11.11;... m., 3.. ”59.1 15.111». 11ml: bily shin, try this great
Hartford ........... 27 27 5.00: 111001111 of 1111- 11111011111111 liiuiiulsln
Bpi lnstleid ......... 29 21:; .4113 k21111111111.
Ntlf‘lllftllliiilifi’” ..... 21: :ii Ami You 1.1111 use it for tnasiiuglng
New liilluiu ””221 3:1 ,4“ w1l11l1l111 unit for 11 sullow tu'nl ii-x-
liolyolto ....... '31 :11; ‘31:“ ‘ Ion 11.11 li wi1il1111~1u11i litaullf'iu [1
‘II
Al llolyolle- -«-ll11l\olto ll. Illlllgl'plil‘li
‘ripi‘liigllivld l. 1
At New liiiluin ll'ltltv1t1ui't' 1;. Nowi 11r11111'1111l “ll"‘l"
11111111111 1.1, I 1111 11 11112111 111 any A. 11. a.
At Nuri.ImmpIon-~—-ilurll’ortl 7., Northv- “Ilium 11111-12 '
. l.. l“.l‘.. ‘
Ullll‘lltLl) ........... vi: 2:: .011;
New York ......... ill :I .025
l'ittsbiirlz ..........‘ll :50 .in'tl
l.‘lm1li1natl ........,.2l.’1 :lL‘ .522
Philadelphia . . .. .:'i.i :13 .49:
St. Louis ........... :10 :iii .iilf.
iiiooklvn .......,.27 it? .422
liosion .. . . . . . . . . . . .24 iii .341:
7111111111 11111111"
s11l'e,liurliiii'rl~1 illll lllll‘l' ‘tiot Iti'ow
hair.
N11 woman who wines her up.
[11111171111111 iiiiti‘tvliu wants :1 rllillililll
l‘ll‘tll .‘lltlli riuiulii li1t it day 1:11 by
without liyiug it for tlin 111111 111- tit.
DI lili'lllfltlll
mull» IA I‘IUN
Willi 12.000 other IINIKIIIIII.
W.
Those are the local A. D. B. drugglsts:
Allen. the drought.
The Bridge Phsrmscy.
The Clifford Pharmacy.
Quittnor a Goofy. PrOps.
4
HORSE 'ot‘uudéa'shsoa‘ah‘ will.
now AND FELL on sea
In Which Woman and Daughter Wore
Sleeping. in Indiana—Mother
Seriously injured
ViNl‘iNNltS. lnd., July fir—A blind
horse. frightened by the explosion of
11 cannon yesterday ran away. threw Its
driver. \l'i'tyfte Hunting. out 11f the1
buggy; fatally lniiiiiiig him, plunged
through a window of tho lifliill" of
him Anna lingrr 11nd l'tll 1111 11 bed
in which hirs. 111111111 and her dough-
for Wt‘il't‘ sleeping,
Mrs. finger and her daughter were
oil into bystcrla before the men of the
neigImm-hood. alarmed by the crash
and the screams of tho Women. could
drug the frantic horse out of the house.
-For any pain. from top to too.
from any cause. apply Dr. 'l‘homas‘
Eclcclrir Oil. i’aln can't stay where
it is used.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
MnhsckomoW-N. ii. liteswlck. (‘. (i.
l‘smpiwll. Boston: 1.. N. hicl’arlland.
iv). .l. Mt'l‘ai'iliiud. Thomas Mrl’ut‘llnnd,
New Haven: .l. \‘ct'tn, Boston; 713. S.
l.‘|iIii', New Rllt‘llt‘lll‘; P. I1. Doyle.
Manchester. (301111; Nelson ii. Halt-h.
New York: W. M. Knapp Stamford:
N. S. l‘rofuti, Now ”1111111; S. Green
stein. Bridgeport; 0. l1). Roberts. Sol)
ring, Ohio; is It. Iliii'lbiiii. Wilton:
.l. W. Mace. l’litsliold; M. ii. llrlglocke
New York: .I. ll‘SuIllvnn. Moses Hal
kick. city: .v\. (7. Allllg. New York: F.
Inwtou. F‘. lander. cit)". P. (l. John
son. Boston: H. Eirkel, New York:
(i‘. G. Pit-illitt. Boston; li. 0111111111. Now
York: M. R. lloiiflhtl. Norwnlk: .lumcn
limit-r. (‘. Vsruislty. New York; llobby
Foreman, Fort-punish d‘t Sells llrotluvrs‘
l‘ll‘l'tid.
Three New. 1910
interstate
MOTOR
CARS
Ready for immediate delivery.
and at bargain prices to
quick buyers
Models
Nos. 30, 31. 32
This big chance is worth
investigating
F. E. Lockwood
and Company
39 WALL 3T»
Tolephons
NORWALK
Silk Floss
Mattress
Weighs 82 pounds. A combination of
comfort. and durability. Absolutely
’xusrunteed. Regularly $15.00
Special. $12.50
I. K. MITOHILL. UNDIRTAKII
South Norwsllt, Conn. .
. 4111111 27.11101
At. a meollngvof the directors of this
bank held this day. 11 dividend at the
rate of four per cent. per annum was
declared to depositors from the csrn- .
tags of the six months ending June
80,1910. The same will be ontordd on
pssohooks and paid on sud sitar July
11 1010.
by order of the Board of Directors.
01008970 L.W001)WAltD.
Treasurer.
infldyit
F. A. MITCHELL
HOUII PURNIIHII
NORWALK. OONN.
Norwsilt Branch Office of
11.1 tuning Sentinel.
,1"
seriously bruised and hot It were shock.
consort want. sub lilo» srs. .
THURSDAY 1111.? 7.1911.
‘4'1..f'
ALBANY, N Y. V‘Juue i1-'i he lit-v
1111-1111110 commutation title: on tho. New
lluvcn 62 Hartford railroads will not
be withdrawn by the companies.
public service couib'ilnnlon was so lnv
10111111111111.1111 reply to tho C(iillfilltiv
sion‘s 111111111101 for the suspension of the
iiew‘rates. 'I‘l111 coniiiilsnlou was told
that the request for the suspension
of rules had been brought to the allott-
ion of the executive officers and while
thev would hyae been willing to com
ply If it bad been 11111110 at n sensouablc
1111111 they believed but illusm'u i1 1.111
the new rules 11111. no In effect no ud-
vnnlnge would accruo by granting the
nastiest.
HAY FEVER AND ASTHMA
Bring discomfort and misery [to
many people but Foley‘s llonoy 11nd
'l‘ar gives case and comfort to the 11111
fcrintz ones. it rollevesviiic concou-
ilon in the head uiid throat and is
soothing and healing. Nont- isonulmv
but Foley’s Honey and Tttr in the yol-
low package. The Bridge Pharmacy
GIFTS FOR THE NORWALK HOS
i'v’.lTAL
'l‘. l. Raymond of the. Executive
SCommlltm' of the Norwullt Hospital
Association reports 11111. following
amounts received:
9300 front friend.
so (ill from charity
$2500 from S. .l. Milli r. C annon 81.1-
tion
$38.10 from union patriotic servi11o
111' the Wilton Congregational, St. Mai-
iliuw's Episcopal, of Wilton, Cannon
M. E. Church and M. 1:. Church of
iinid llill.
CityNationalBank
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
.——-—o
TRANOAOTB A GENERAL IANKINO
BUSINESS
Cspltsl luv-plus sud 1111.111.
"011,000.00 . 010,000.00
Isis Deposit Boxes. 89 and 88 per yssr.
EDWIN H. M THEWOON. Pros.
JOHN H. KN PP. 1st Vino-Pros.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. and Vice-
Pros.
WILFRED IODWELL, Cssnlsr
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DIRECTOR‘
E. H. Mathswson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
.ioslsh R. Marvin J. Wsllaos Marvin
Christian OM John H. Light
trod H. Rowan
GLOVER’S
“THE PLACE”
VACATION
Shoes
FOR EVERV OCCASION
1
YACHTING SHOES ............. 81.25
TENNIS SHOES ........... 750, $1.25
BATHING SHOES ...... 25¢. 35c. 40¢
DRESS SHOES ............. 83 to 80
Children's Barefoot
851: to 81.00
“WEAR SHOES THAT FIT”
Tw'o Stores.
Norwolk So. Norwalk
1
Crockery. Glassware. House
Furnishinfiv Goods. Window
Shades--- indow S b a d e 3
made to order
Square Mile Glass Fruit Jars
Lightning Tops, are easy to
clan. will hold more fruit.
nsclt closer on your shelves.
you have a saving all
around . .
Whito Poles, with fixtures. 10c.
Columbia Phonogrsphn and Supplies.
indestructible Cylinder Records. 351:.
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Painting and Decorating
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Total Authorized Capitol 81.000.070.135
408 Began Businest in June
WASIIINH'I‘UNp :iuly fffi-‘Tllf! con-
i1olicr of the currency reports that 84
applicationsio organize national banks
wore received in Jam-.1 (if the appli-
cations 20 were approved and three
rejected. in the same month to banks
with total capital of 92 1.40000 were
authorized to begin business. of Which
number 20 with capital of $790,000.
bud individual capital of 850,000 or'
over.
The total number of national banks
organized ls 9.80:1, of which 2.083 have
discontinued business, leaving 7.170
banks in existence with authorized
lspltni of l .,000 070 135 and circulation
outstanding secured by bonds, 9082'.
31711121111 total amount of national
bank circulation outstanding is 8713.
4’10, 733. .
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TELEPHONE ml 720.
.orlon H ousc
(Gregory Boulevard)
E A B T N 0 R W A I. K
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Shore Dinners and , All Kinds of
Sea Food Cooked to Order
John EITSuIlivan
PROPRIETOR. 1.
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Excursions to Huntington and
Valley Grove
SUMMER TIME TABLE
On and After MONDAY. JUNE 20. 1010
Tbs Now and Commodl'ous
Steamer Huntington
Capt. Wm. c. Young
w ill run as follows:
Leave Huntington for Nor-walk M911—
days and Fridays at 6: 45 s. 1111.. Ind
2: 25 p. In.
Leave Norwafk for Huntington, Mon-
days and Fridays at 8:45 a. m., and
5:30 p. m.
EXCURSION TICKETS. 501:.
SINGLE FARE, 40c.
Children 5 to 12 years, Excursion 350:
Single Furs 25c.
Parties of ten or more can make 11 an
rungemenls with the Captain to stop
at Valley Grove.
NEW YORK now HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
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TIME TABLE.
in Effect Juno 5, 1910.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. Ill—~12: 531. 5: 0911 5: lit. 6: 08.
1:57. 7:20. 7:116, 811811. 8' 51:. 9:151,
9:77, 10:2lix, 10:45x, 11:29:.
P. Dir-'12: 55):. 1:05, 2:50x. 3:17.
:00: 5. '85 5: 501. 0' ill, 0: 11011. '1: 18:,
:.'12x, 9: 1012, 10: 20
Bundsys.
A. M.:—-—12 53x. 5: 09: 5: 41: 8: 54,
10:20:
P. M.m12: 50x. 2: .1411. 2: 50s. 5. 35
f1: 50!. 7: 00!, 7: 09, ’1: 58!, 8: 11111. 8. 42!.
10. 28
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NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
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825511. 910311 9:1511 9:3011, 9:401. 10:0.
11:00: 11.03.
P. M.“ W: 02:. 1: 10. 1:001, I: 57!.
3.diix.3:f'15 1!. 15x 4:32.. 5:02!. 51.08
5: 25, Hm, ll: 03:. 8.10811. 9:0011. 9: 80.
11:0011. 11:80. 19.001.
Bundsys.
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9:01“. 9:4011.
P. Adrift: 04, 1:0211. 510911. 5:04.
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UANIURV T0 COUTH NORWALK
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