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Get Your Drug IWants
Filled at the
B ri d g 9 Pharmacy
« mum and ancient «may at
times.
Personal attention given to all
prescription stark. .
Chairs for our trolley in.
Come in and wait for your car.
semen PHARMACY
1 J- fiAliltBll. Manchu.
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Mrs. William H. Plait. oi Rowan
street, has recently been entertaining
Miss Alice Thompson, of New York.
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There are still more additions to the
campers at Cal! Pasture. The tents
are strung along the beach for several
hundred feet
Mr. and Mrs. Milton White, oi’ Win-
lield street are 1eioicing over the ar
rival in their home of a bright little
baby daughter, born last night. '
The Oriole baseball team. of East
Norwalk, is scheduled to play the Win-
n’ipauks this afternoon. The Mayflow-
frs‘ game will be with tho Suugatuch
eam.
. Edgar Howell. engineer for several
years 011 the steamboat plying between
Greenwich and New York City. is
spending the ‘day at his home in Cove
street.
A monthly business session of May-
flowor Hook and Ladder Company will
be held Monday evening. Recently a
group photograph of the members of
the company \1 as taken.
The Rev. F1a11cisS.Aiusviorth will
Otcupy the pulpit. oi the East Norwnik
Advent Christian Church tomorrow.
owing to the absence oi the pastor.
Rev. Lester F. Reynolds, who will
preach in Bridgeport.
Many East Norwalk people. especial
ly those who live along the heavily
traveled highways. are inclined to be-
lieve that they have eaten during the
present summer the neck of dirt that
people are supposed to dispose of dur-
ing their lifetime.
The people who reside along inc
shore road near Cali Pasture and the
catan‘s were treated to a concert grat-
is last night. A party of young men.
a dozen In number marched along the
shore road. singing along their entire
route, according to l-cports.
Ralph Dibble, oi Cove avenue, was a
visitor with old friends 1'11 New Haven
yesterday. Mr. Dibble was formerly
employed in several Elm City stores.
and at prcscnt is located at the men's
furnishings store of G. i. Price. iii
Washington strcct, South Norwnlh.
A monthly business session or the
East Norwalk to‘irc Police will be held
Monday evening at the company head-
quarters in Van Zandt street. At that
time nrrungclncuts will be completed
for the next chowder party 11 week
from tomorrow, in ilohnnnon's woods.
A new delegation of New York
youngsters arc exiloctcd to fll‘l'IVt' to
day at St. .lnmcs' summer home. Straw.
hill The wholc vicinity has
many New York youngsters on vaca-
ttoii trips. 0111- delegation of ii? New
York choir boys are camping at Gi'eat
Marsh.
ilarry Wolio whilc playing with the
independent haschhii team against the
Orioles last Saturday. had the little
linger or ills right hand broiu-n. The
injury has been doing nicely but Mr.
Wolic. will carry the couvcnlr t‘or somc
time and may not be. able to play nuain
this sudden.
Yesterday was a very uncomiortnbic
Mllillillt'l‘ day and while no hon! prostra-
lions are reported hcrc, thc humidity
was such as to makc the tiny tuorc 11n-
pleasant than some occasions when
the temperature bus been higher. 't‘her.
moinelors registered as bbth 11s 01") yea-
tordny afternoon and early in the oven.
big it was Sit.
'l‘hc Loyal Workers' l-locioly nioeilng
will be bold toiuorrow‘nvoniuu as with
uni at tho Advent Christian Church.
The choir of the East. Avenue Me-
thodist Church hold another rehearsal
last evening in preparation for Tumor.
row, this helm: the second rehearsal
this week. The members of the choir
are taking 11 great deal of interest in
the work and are rewarded by the tin-
ished programs given Sundays.
"Loan“ Sherwood whose home at
prespnt is given as the town inrm but
who molten daily trips to his old haunts
about the Washington street bridge.
declared war yesterday afternoon and
for 11 time kept. iifo interesting about
the entrance to ilm‘lit‘idko. boys are
, prone to gilt bean angry and yesterday
when something was thrown at him. he
returned the saints several times
stronger. hurling stones with consider-
able rapidity and for a time it looked
as it some store window would be
smashed. tmun, however. was unicttui
down. before an actual damage was
done.
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The first uarterty conference of the
Methodist (‘ urch will be held on Tues
day evening at it o',clocl1 at the par
annexe.
Miss Elizabeth Ponuetl closed the
Good Hill school. Weston. on Friday.
and returned to her home in Roway-
ton. last week.
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The pastor will preach in the Math-
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lcdlst church. tomorrow morning and
evening. The topic of. the evening
sermon will be "A Commonplace Vir-
tue Eusmpliiled. " All are welcome.
, Kevin in the vicinity oi‘llowyton
is on in good earnest Almost every
time is now the scene oi active opera~
tons in the hay holds and there is a
great demand for labor The hay crop
will be a good one this year in most
sections.
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ville is the guest of Mrs. Henry M.
Valentino, in Darlen.
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Keith Edwards, 01' Washington is
the guest or his grandmother. Mrs.
Henry M. Valentino, in Barton.
There are uncalled for letters at the
Darlen post otiice addressed to A. L.
Andrews, Mrs. llarold Howard. Mrs.
Migleco and Mrs. A. Shaynes.
This season, Darlen has gone more
heavily into the oiling of its high-
ways than ever before and much more
thoroughly than many other larger
towns.
Station agent Bird is still on duty
at Daricn, his successor not yet having
arrived. Mr. Bird resigned recently to
take an agency position 011 the Harlem
division.
Architect ii. Moving. of Barton. has
completed plans for a six-family. house
for Hugo Noack. it will be a frame
block. 35x50 feet. three stories high.
with a shingle root. Each lint will have
six roams.
The silver trophy won by St Peter 11
from Catholic Union Council at itoton
Point. on Fourth of July. is now in the
possession of Grand Knight Waters.
and will be placed on exhibition as
soon as it is engraved.
A regular monthly meeting or the
Darien Business Men‘s Association will
be held Monday evening. and it is
hoped that there will be a large attend.
ailCt‘. at that time. for business of tin.
portance will be brought up.
Contractor ll. Marina, has recently
completed improvements to his prop»
erty on Main street which includes
the erection at an urtilicial stone bat-i.
usIrade fence and a stuclo bur11.‘..'0x2:.
feet, with a shinglc l()()I
George Vosburgil. who was so badly
kicked by a horse scvcrni days ago,
has been removed to the Norwulh lies.
pital for treatment. Mr. Vosburgh.
While doing nicely, will probably bc
laid 1111 for several months. ()no of
his legs was broken in three places.
The Rev. George llcuton Smith will
preach morning and evening at thc
Methodist (‘hurch tomorrow. Subject
in the morning will be. "The (‘rowu
Jewels." 11nd in the owning. "'l'bc Kins.
and the Coward.“ Services of the day
as usual. The choir will practice at 1’.
p. in. Every one cordially invited to
attend. All scan-1 arc iron,
The Darion baseball 1011111 in pre-
pared tor one of thc inn-ticst games (it
the season. this ni’lm‘noon, 1111 the N011
on lot diamond. tor their opponents
will be the (Ice ilruss company team. of
Annuals. reputed to bc one oi the
strongest industrial tcams in the state.
The Dnricus have hocu putting 11p 11
last game and hopc to win.
The turnpike has been given a titer
ough bath or oil this wot-k. .\ wholc
carload oi oil has llt‘l'll distributed
from Miller‘s lll‘IllKI‘. Noruton, to the
Norwalk town lino. Whiic 1111- present
condition of the road is anything but
pleasant for all kinda of trui'i‘ic, it is
realized that whcn the oil dries out.
the result will in- plcasiug. tine good
result has been to itcop thc automo-
biles down to 11 i'ulrcr rate of speed
than many drivers insist on inning.
Miss Newcomb, the housc 111ot.lior at
the Hartley House Vacation t‘ump in
'i'nintudire i-llli arrived in town last
Tuesday. bringing the cook with her.
An assistant for Miss Non-comb is ex
period from Npi‘luallcid. Moss. A (told.
of ten young liulics arrived on Sutur-
day and every two \vcchs until Sop-
icmbcr. others will come to tnkc their
place, The camp is 1111 cvpcriincnl for
this season. but it tho patrons like the
place it will be continued. All thc
girls pay their own way. but 111 a mod-
erate rate.
MAKE vous own 11:: cal-:1».
Lass sxpsusws
TABTEB serves
to BETTER
White Mountain
Freezers
--—AT-——-
Schiichting 8108.81 Co.
corner Railroad Ave. and Main at.
Dorian
£61m Groceries. Hay. drain. Flour
and Feed Hardware. Paints (lines etc
MW. ._- .
Toolter House
DARIEN
is prepared to deliver in the town
limits
S.Liehnu1nu's Rheiugoid Beer
BI .25 per Case, Net
Piei Bros.’ Pilsner Beer
02.25 per Case
ma 7! «his allowed tor empties
A full line of Wine- and Liquor by
. - 1th. bottle or action ~ 1
3L $.22:
m‘iiiiiomwe between the com
men masses or women and man is that
women brag of theirs less.-Washihg
ton mt»
Mrs“. Josephine Fielding, of Bronx-l
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‘ onlortalnod at Trinity rci lory
, You no to 9 health! your»
.k i B self 0 t w ill the washing
fort hs’fht; an intensely hot kitch-
. en’. You can 99% in ”comfort.
flare is a stove that gives no OIIIBIGG All its heat
other“ livid WQW j“ )ilbl'hxgoflw'n mugging: colitis. All?!“
heathutil klnr- ~~ inouteidahedtkii .
mm arbitrage stove is ready.
is non
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{on let this atovr—ue
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Will liililllilli.
Cbmlcs Johnson, carpenter and con
tractor. has considerable work now
on hand, building scrccns and doing
gent-r111 iobblnp. in New Canaan:
Nathaniel. the young son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Fillow. who has been
quite ill, the physicians {caring 111 first
that he had typhoid fever, is recover-
ing nicely now.
Robcrl Seymour. of Port Chester.
Ncw York, is building an addition on
the residence of his 111othcr-ln-l11w.
Mrs. Schedc. it will be used for 11
kitcluni and pantry.
The summer camp, conducted under
ibc auspices of Anson i’holps Stokes.
is open for the smaon. twenty boys
now spending 11 week there. They will
rcturn to New York on Monday.
lIiIllS ill llii Slllllilill
Miss Amy Clark. of South'Norwaik.
is the guest of Miss Charlotte Fcri'ia.
at the Cobble cottage.
lhmicl llurlinaham. who is runnius
the photograph unilcry at tho i’oiut.
spent Thursday in W31itcrbury.
Iohil J. Shollbnt‘k. the jovial pro
prietoi of the bathing pavilion. was
in New York Thursday on busiucss.
Mr. and Mrs. M. l“. [button and
daughter Margnrct. or ltidnctictd. have
taken llosnvnsion of thcii’ rultngc
"ilnisy" for the tilllllillt‘l‘.
The float at iliclmri- illuff has bccn
put in the water. ublch toucilu-r with
the other bathing novelties author
quitc 11 throng 111 that popular bulhlnu
resort.
Sidney C. Peck and {11111in of ii For-
vicw nvcuuc. Unuhury. have rcturncd
from llc lie lslnud ubcic tbcv have or
lupicd n 1-,oltaac ihc 1111111 month M13.
(7.8.1'1'ck.wiio sits lhtli' 1.111112! {or a
week. has also ll‘iilllli'tl
Luncheon parties arc still mailing
thcmsclvcs manilcst at ltoton i‘olnt
allti lhe rcccnl liuc weather is bringing
thorn out in scores. in the morning
there is quite an influx of liitlIi1~i'ti 11l~
so, owing to this tide rising curly.
Iliill’lllll
Contractor ’l‘bomnu Quinlan is the
owner or 11 new auto.
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(inputs from out at town are being
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William Northrup. is entertaining
his brother from Long island.
Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose liurlbutt are
entertaining their son from llallimore.
Mrs. George 'l‘horpe has been err
lcrtainlnu Charles Milton, oi Bridge.
port.
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Hamnol Jennings, who has been vis-
iting in town. has returned in (lounge.
town.
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A son was born Wednesday to Mr.
and Mrs. William Alli-n. itosovliio dis
tilct.
“Wm“
it. i’atmer has secured a position
for the summer at the lloton Point
hotel.
ilarry iiecrs. who spent the Fourth
in New York York city. has returned
home.
Miss Maruumitc handle at 28 Far.
view avenue. lianhury. is visiting In
Wesiport
Eduard Taylor and family of Crab
bury have retentiy enjoyed an outing:
at Comps beach.
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Mrs A s. Sherwood. sister of Mrs
John it. densities. has recovered from
her recent illnmw
a the discomfort of cooking.
looted upwards aim at the pot.‘ pantsuits
males 1.
Crabs have commenced to run in the
Apply a match and
mutually an intense beetle pro
outfit," .sndy YE there
I'll-New Perhcduoa‘
was: You cannot use
too much wick-sit is automatically
controlled. You («the maximum hut
-uo maker The iru‘rae'riuilnpia. One
wipe with a cloth clun- ltv—conao-
quantiy time is, no smell. ,. ‘- .
The "Pei-hm Oil Chisholm.
ie m an year-mail on. but
especially in In its heat I-
am 11de some“. or homoptlot
not Wile! offlpuud. It ice-ole olden
lot-humus rosin.
libel-Ga Tepwitiialmi
his» plaid
”HEP lee-him m:
it has 1313;”
china: a nickel Batch. with the
bright in. of the chimneys, make.
the stove maidens-l laud attractive.
Mad-with 1.: and I burner-1th. I
ands-burner name-ab. hadwitii
“comma-1m
\
creeks and mill pond. Several small
catches have been reported.
(“lair W. ltoyuton, of New York. is
spending the summer with his brother.
Rev, A. ll. Iloynton. in Elm slreot.
Miss Helen Smith. of Westport. has
been spending a few days in Cannon
Station with Captain and Mrs. W. R
From.
Arnold Baldwin is suffering with
blood poisoning in his left hand. (‘nus
cd by a slight rut received while at
work at the tannery. 3
The prize which Addison Malia won
with a llrush runabout at the endur—
uucc conical in New York. is now on
exhibition at. Beers Brus'.
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Miss Emma Klngslnnd is enjoying
hcr annual vacation accompanied
hcr sistcrs. They are spending
wot-h With relatives in New Jersey.
by
the
The trial oi James Mnromtcy and
Oscar Allen for taking clams irom
lluiiop's lisp crccit was board before
.luslicc i’urdy Thursday evening. The
accuscd were diorlilrxcd.
The contract tor the erection of the
summer rcsidi‘ncc at t‘ompo llouch
tor \\‘. l.. Taylor has been given to
Thomas Quinlan. The plans are by
.ircbn. 1-1 it. il.Soullicy,11f ilriducport
iiuvid W. Couch, 0.0., of Brook
is spending Sunday with his cou-
utn. 'i‘own t‘lcrk .l ..1. Hyatt, in town.
in: (‘ouch ls u'cil known in Wcstporl
and is 11 preacher of ability.
The Ladioa’ Aid of the Farms church
will hold their annual fair and supper
in the church parlors on the afternoon
and etching of July 12'. i3 and ii. The
proceeds will be used to wire the
church for electric lights.
ilr
lip.
Mitts llcrlha'Anitlc and mother. Mrs
llurrict Altair. the latter 11 sister of
itcv A. ll. iloynton, of the Wcstport
Moiiiotiiai Church. of ()hcriin. ()hio,
urc spending the summer with licv.
and Mrs. A. ll, ilnyuton at their home
in Elm street.
GOSPEL TENT BERVlCEB.
Knight Street Church Will Have C011.
cert Tomorrow Afternoon.
A grand sacrcd concert will be given
at the tent tomorrow afternoon at 3:30
p. 111. prompt undcr the auspices oi the
Knlithi Street A. M. E. Sunday school.
The following will he the program:
Opcuins Chorus by the Choir.
l'rai‘t-r by the Pastor.
Solo by Mrs. A. llurrold.
llcciintlon by Miss lb.» Clark.
Sclortion by (their.
llcnding by Miss May Thompson.
Sold by .1. Willie.
Recitation by Miss V. Wilson.
Solo by Mrs. (truce l-lronlt.
Reading by Mrs. Washintgon.
Sold by Miss (3. Graham.
ill-adieu by Miss A. llrltt.
hole by it. Thomas.
Reading by Mrs. l-i. Olmatcnd.
hunt by Thomas Wright and Mrs.
Elnora Perkins.
Committee of innriascmont——Mlss
liertha Guy and Robert Thomas.
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sovaariazo turns.
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Below is a list at letters remaining
uncalled for at the (allowing post olii‘
cell for the current week.
Booth Norwalk
lilrnest Axon.
M11111 Anna iilrr.
Mrs. (i. ll. limlwu.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. brown.
Mrs. Collins. tint South Main Ht.
Arthur tilrvo. Itllou Dream.
Delano ‘31 Aldrich,
Mrs. A. Donation.
.l. hardener.
Joe mum. care Mrs. Scott.
William 1" Hayes
'i‘imothy Morass.
norm dominion
Mr and Mrs. w to. Kelley.
0 ti tangle 111; Randerson.
in. 1.1111111 Miller.
Fred n. Moore care Otto Trio.
William J. O'Brien.
South Namath Grocery Co.
Mrs Edward Walker.
Ell. CROWE P. M.
9 .
s a live. seminar.
ABOUT COLLEGE COU WINES.
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President Hutohlus. of the University
of Michigan, Give. Good AdVIIc.
ANN ARBOR. Mich, July 9.——Prssi-
dent H. B. Hutchins. or the University
of Michigan, in addressing the sum-
mer students yesterday. told them that
a general college Course was worth
while, but"‘ enumerated certain circum-
stances undcr which be considered it
not worth while. it was his opinion
that a university course is not. worth
while for one whose chief anxl6ty .is
to avoid work. He said:
"The man who studies the announce-
ment of his college solely for the pill“
pose of discovering snaps and adjust
i111; his life to them, is weakened men-
tally by his college cxperlc 1c He
drills also into habits that undermine
and eventually destroy any manliness-
or force or charatcer with which he
may have been by nature endowed."
The speaker maintained that the
college course that is worth while
should be an cxponsivc one, demand-
ing the expense of the student‘s best
powers. and he said:
“A college course is not worth
while in this age of activity and on
lginal thinking, in this age of great
achievement and great opportunitlcs
it it makes 01‘ 11 man a more slave to
the learning of others."
TRAINMEN BADLY SCALDED.
DANBURY, July ii.-Jobn Cosgrove.
a freight conductor on the New York.
New Haven anti Hartford Railroad, l".
w. Nelson. an engineer. and .l.,'l‘. Cum-
mings. a brskcman. were severely hurt
last night by lIit‘ bursting of an injec-
tor pipe engine near l-lawleyvillr. Live
steam burned the men badly. Cum-
mings is ,in the hospital here, while
Cosgrovo and Nelson went to their
homes in Waterbury.
FOR SALE
8 ROOM HOUSE
with all inuirovements. electric lights.
on Crescent 'l'r-rrace.
$5.000
A 6000 10 ROOM HOUSE
with all improvements, corncr lot 73
[out on llnyvicw Ave. for
$5.000
(Incorporated)
45 WALL ST” NORWALK
A. J. Angevine
81 Son Co.
couriers
3 House-
furnishers
134-136 Washington Street
South Norwalk
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The “Koehler 40”
[5 IN TOWN
Classy in Appearance. with the Latest
Mylo Montclalr Touring Body.
Extreme power on hills with a speed
of t to 60 miles an hour on high gear
makes this the ideal car‘.‘
Remember the speedy little “llup
mobile 20" runabout. also the reliable
Maxwell. “Evertto 30." Ryder-bowls
and t‘oiumbil.
'l’hone Mil. uneven. 211.5, or our
new garage. 783-4.
Norwaik Consolidated
Auto Company
PaterSon“30”
Light. Strong
Swift and Silent
A line hill climber Mechanically
perfect and constructed from the best
material throughout. with all the dc
tails of appointment carefully attended
to. The car that will intro you any-
where and bring you back The up-
keep cost is much less than upon any
other car of equal power.
Bold complete. With manhole. full
lamp equipment generator. the. to.
Flvoupilssenger Touring Cnr.....l.1i0li
Fouppaiisenger Touring Car. . . 41.400
Four passenger Tour-bout. . . . . .01.
"We can deliver the Ioods”-—You
can get your car tomorrow. Don't be
put all with a "promise."
FIRST GLAD! AUTO. FOR HIRE.
H. E Dann 8. Son.
NEW MINDS 0P TEE'l‘H.
"And now. Jimmy Norton," salted 11
Bronx school teacher the other day.
"how many kinds 30! teeth are there?"
“Two.mh'nm,’1eplied Jimmy:
"quinines and cuspidores. "--New York
Press.
1“ l 1.1)): ‘ 3 ’ 3 ‘ I
VERY LI'I“I‘LE
lit. Merchant to have an ELECTRIC
SIGN for your store and show win
’ down. We make them. all sisal. and
they BELL THE GOODS!
Try a madman tor 3 starts
increase in your business will on
you to order larger ones.
The Reed & Volk Eleifli'ical (10.
so SOUTH MAIN ST.
noun-1 Monwaut.
TIL. lea
When Are You Going
to Buy a Home?
The J. Blame .Agency
Lawrence 33W“ 15 S. Main St.
Do You Know Who Has the
Finest List at Homes in Town?
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chironractit:
Chiropractic is the science or the
cause of the disease and the art or ad-
lusting the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. "list or sprain in the
hack. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the difierent organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health is
"colored through harmonizing the air
terve systems in your body
Nervousness. Rheumatism, Para!)
«is, Heart. Kidney and Female Dis»
cases arc given special attendee; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 WASHINGTON 8T. 80. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
WALL
APER
Stock. Prices are no
higher than an year.
E. E. Gerham
Decorator
10 First Street, Emit Norwaiii
Telephone 452
when A not shed some
will be in great demand, so it you
want to be ready for the
heat, order your Gas
Range today.
$14.75 up
DESIRED
Housato
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03133113 tithe
NOKWALK, CONN.
RANGES
0N EASY PAYMENTS IF
nic
recs cam '
Wm-....._...._,
Bently had been out late th
before, o'r rather. he had a ,
late in a little affair, and than 1.111....
had latt to show for it in the morning:
was an old -i’sshloned away- drool-horns»
made headache In hope 0! ratio: he
had sought his old friend. the 1153511111.,
and the latter had been busy on sub
lay a head and taco for the past hear.
“My love, Kari!" ssl Really. as the
barber rubbed the 1111131133311,
The man who inven
not only a genius, b
the whole human nice.
to put 11p a eta 1e to him.
nothing like it when a fellow
seedy. 'i‘bere' p3 only one trouble I3.
it "
"Yet his it'.'”. asked Karl hopingi:
perhaps he might overcome the M
culty. as: .
“Why. it' s all on the outside." .Ia‘iid ‘
Bentley “it time were only 3
pension that would enable yeti to dill:
inside a leilow's bead and clear oilt
the pains of the molnlug after, what
a blessing it would be."
‘ Yell. " said Karl, "l t’ink that
be some day dOse vacuum cleaner 1 ‘~
tors viii do do already. Vot'.’"-H
1101 's Weekly.
Ten thousand French vines yield but
40 gallons oi wine a year. The saute
number of vines in Cape Colony will
piodlicei’. .800.
we Like to
Figure
on Large or Small
Plumbing ContraCts _
also on Repair Work ~
Our estimates are drawn on the basil
of the best materials, and our work-
Horace R. Nash
TELEPHONE 401
North Main and Wes Streets,
3 South Norwalk . -
EASY cLAssEs Fort UNEAW‘ * k ,.
Are your eyes uneasy? are tit”!
beginning to rebel? Make them coils
iortabie Put them at. their safe.
wean pnornn EYE GLASSES. .LJ
We grinu our own tenses. ‘t
F eawrck Optical Ct).
UNITED BANK BUILDING _
Room-1 7-8
97 WASHINGTON STREET.
Honrs«8 to 11:30 a. 111.. and 13:46 to ‘
i". p. 111. Monday and Saturday. 1 to
9 p. m. '
Daily Line to it Y.
For Freight Only
On and alter macaw. mean 1.
i906 Freight Propellers will have .
Pier as. East River. New Yeti. (W '
of Dover street), every day. («out
usually). at it p.111. t mm
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Norwaik up to 5: 80 p.13. 1......
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Garden Hose
Hand Cultivators
Brandt Sprayers
Wire Netting
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