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slum Department
‘ . ranch Office. Mai-walk
Miller's Residence
' lty Editor's Residence
Ln‘Li'rios A cramps cams.
Bridgeport Farmer (Demo-
‘htlclhas been delving a little‘ into
when history this hot summer
‘ er and ruminatcs likewise:
Shogun McLuhawas the Buikeiey
pp r’ln the campaign which ended
the defeat of "Sam" Fesscndcu's
luiilbion to become a member of the
3%.“ Senate. He is a candidate
that the very man elected then
' {through his labors, and we find
old county Republicans dividing
support between the two men
Eh its!) whose efforts the long cher-
' ed ambition of "shin" Fessenden.
lied the idol of F‘slrl‘leid county Re
. blicnns, was defeated. Some of
them we also find supporting the man
' ' procured the defeat of another
of Fall-field county Republicans,
grossman Hill. There are very
' rt memories among the more prom
Germany is. safari snow hails.
» if the weatherivtnangguhl calypso a,
little Judgment when distributing his
. . brand ofscsdsfflrflkcport Post.
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' ; specimens.--Now Haven Times-Mad-
iui. lint lulu con man
‘j in Washington in all their fight over
' Recently in his office
.1 int . than
Whitfield-lumen.
Aviator Win sol. up'BJ'Ili riot
. mood his passions [00%.
motorist. he could. not get“
out and walk.-. to the nearest farm
house.~Msrldeanournsl.
Dr. Wiicy‘haa on p ‘ d the kiss and
pronounces it hArin can. The doctor
neglects to. stats where secured his
or. I
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HAT TARIFF
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(Continued mm sit-at rinse.)
Milton-A. nammonn is a New York
lawyer who represented the batters
the batting schedule, and is perfectly
familiar with the whole situation.
in New York
he was asked by a well~known Dan.
bury attorney who was responsible
for the Senate's restoring it after it
had been trimmed down to 90 per
cent. of the original schedule in the
Payne bill. _
» ."Hlll and God.“ he replied senten-
tiously‘. 1 ‘, .
in the period immediately previous
to the special tariff session last year
large quantities of English hats had
been coming into this country. and the
tariff was so arranged as to be do
cldedly prejudicial to the American
hatter. Therefore when Mr. Hill, as
representing the congressional dis-
trict in which the batting industry
flourishes, succeeded in getting the
tariff on stiff hats raised for the pro-
tection of the industry in this country
than; was no‘llttle satisfaction iii
lianbury.
The Aldrich Game.
When the Payne bill reached the
Senate. Senator Aldrich gave orders
thilt the hat schedule be cut in two
and this was done. Consternatlon
reigned among the batters and their
representatives in Washington. A lit-
tle thought over the matter made it
clear that the reason for this cut was
that this was a personal matter with
Mr. Hill, who ivas expected to be in
the conference committee. and Ben—
thout Republicans of this county. or
.- and We should say. a peculiar
fondness for turning short corners."
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PRlSON FOR A MAYOR. i
The public is sitting up and taking
notice of Lawrence. Mass, these days.
‘ ‘At Salem Wednesday. Mayor William.
P. White, of lowrcncs. and several!
other citizens of the city were found.
guilty of conspiracy charges. Found
#9? f conspiring to secure the con-,1
rlna ion by the board of aldornicn of
Mayor White's appointment of James
A. Himllton as chief of the Lawrence
fire department and of conspiring lut-
er to secure Hamilton‘s removal from
that post, the mayor was sentenced to
serve three years in the Essex Coun-
ty House of Correction and to pay a
fine of $1,000.
‘ Samuel Krcss was sentenced to 2*»;
years' imprisonment. Matthew Burns
to two years and George 0. Smart to
a your and a half. Ernest Dune. also,
convicted. was not sentenced, his case
being placed on file because he had
given evidence for the prosecution.
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unsung that the automobile accl-
' dent in Norwalk yesterday was entire ,
‘iy unavoidable so far as the operator ‘
* it! the car wholcli struck a boy is con- ‘
guarded. it emphasises the necessity of
it closer superlvislon on the part of the ,
police of the automobile traffic. i
through the business strut-ls oi thlal
. city and particularly at the Washing-{L
ton strsst railroad bridge. It largo.
numbur of automobiles pass that point ‘
ovary day at an unliruly too fast speed.
m- . d .,.
Butter is higher flow titan ti lulu
been in any July since the Civil War.
W...-
'l‘hu tetanus lotnl due to Fourth of‘
July accidents is now up to ill.
M— w. .m ..
. TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY.
Tuesday. July 15. law.
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,Junius llrowu. the painter, living in
' final Nurwulk. was walking across the
filth)“ bridge. from East Norwalk to
South Norwtilk. when he was struck by
1*! 7:20 express. his arm broken and
.Mpehsu into tilt- water. iiu wan row
m by Bridge ’l'sudcr William liar.
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t NIGHT To THE FUN?
y" an undesirable clilssn will
this s Barber‘s chair on a
‘ilturdsy night and insist on
; s flowis locks removed be
«fl avatars thcred sud plowed.
w Record. -
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, announcement is made that
’ . apart; is in porn because all
~ ant to “be candldsws.
thpt’s slwan‘ths condition in
.wslersn'ton Tubumnsuubll~
.. ly‘ rant vacsti they
out they are not going to
_ sshlnaton Harald.
"W attends his psi-tics. sitno
. bet this far most you never
Inch ihlft’dhifti do»
‘ functions (lions; .
~fo make this the basis of some trad-
lhavo to stay as it was.
ides of‘s hopelessly out than
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Minions!"
ntor Aldrich ‘and his friends purposod
ing with the Connecticut Congress
man, this being one of the methods
by which the Senate boss attains his
ends.
But Mr. Hill didn‘t go on the confer.
ence Committee and the butters were
put to it to know what to do, since
Aldrich proved stubborn and took the
attitude that the cut oohedule would
The hattsra'
representatives hastened to see Sena-
tors llulkeiey and llrsndeges on the
subject and found them not only an-
able or unwilling to do anything for
the but manufacturers, but realised at
once that their attitude was hostile
and that nothing need be expected
from this source.
Hill.
Nor did the Connecticut Senators
do anything for the Connecticut. hat
men, evcn though a delegation went
from Daubiii'y to Washington. if
was taken for granted that the reason
behind this was their being bound to
stand by Aldrich in any case. it was
Congressman Hill who made sugges-
tions that brought about the schodule's
return to its form when it left his
committee and this was done through
Senators lodge and Psnrosc. both of
whom have important halting indus-
tries in their states. They alone in
the Senate and Hill in the House are
responsible for the hat schedule. as it
stands today.
Recently there have been published
statements regarding this matter
which would seem to take it for
granted that Senator Bulkclsy use on-
iiilud to this credit and some of tho
iianbury bat manufacturers are de-
t-ldedlr indignant over that. Tho!
know whom they have to thunk. but
liuvi- not fell the necessity of pssllnl
their thanks on the town signpost.
To have an effort made to divert those
ilmuks to the senior senator. has.
iliiwuvur, roused their iro.
M...
ADI EUROPE.
Congressman Hill's Advice to the Man»
ofactum‘s of Connecticut.
(foiiittoumusn filbonusr J. Hill made
tiu- principal speech at an outfit: of
the iirldgopurt Manufacturing Blllmilr
lion at itlvsrcllff Wednesday and
strongly advised the manufacturers to
push their products into foreign mun-
ir us.
(tiingrossmau Hill rtwommcnded that
each manufacturer take a curtain purl
confuse of his profits and use it to»
wards introducing his products into at
ififllii. onu foreign country. ifs said
New England would havu to soak in
market before long and his advice in
Bridgeport men was to get busy at
ours. its said. in beginning that the
giving of advice did not malts him
popular but he would give it. any.
way.
JAPAN NOT UMNO Till MAILID
PIS?
Tonto. luly ibflidfiiflfim‘ Geno-
ral Viscount ‘f‘srsuclli loft today for
Seoul to assume the tlutlss of .la .
one resident- moral of Korea. At
moment of nurture he stated that
Japan would not use the mailed fist
in Korea or antagonists the real inter-
vals of Koreans or of those of for-
eign powers. Radical chances in the
system of permanent would. honour.
he thought be necessary. in viva! of
.ttc» mi belief that the causation
citrus flu-nut Kindest or Janus will
not be long dais on. the viscous“
‘stamt was muss interest.
Li arouse. fl . Willi.
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Tbs dollpss suites of tea worsens
Modem for three and four year
3333' when“ audit ”3 {W
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(Continued From First Prize.)
tildlr landing in that city. and no ave.
. bil'of entrance to this country will
fl insulated in the effort to aprebond
thd {fugitive . “ “
‘Qh notification from the police of
'1‘ plan. N. J.. a New York headquar-
ter detective. was despatched to‘Tren~
fairway to examine the body of an
unidentified man who shot himself in
.that city yesterday in a baseball park.
The man resembled Dr. Crippou in
many particulars, being about the doth
toris age and. stature and wearing a
short moustache which appeared to
have been trimmed recently. Crippen
had a long moustache of dark brown
when he left London.
LONDON, July ids-«While the-police
authorities were exhausting their rel
sources today to. lay hands upon Dr.
Howler H. Crippsn. the American. and
his woman typlst. physicians ward or-
amlnlng tho mutilated body of his wife
with a view to determining the manner
in which the murder was done.
The finding in the collar of a rovol~
vsr gave rise this afternoon to the re-
port. that the vaudeville artist had
been shot before the body was better-
ed into an unrecognizable mass and
buried in quick lime in the collar of
the Orinoco home at Hlildrop Cres-
cent. North London. .
. ti was also reported that traces of
poison had been found by the doctors.
The latter Will present their theories
as to the cause of doathat an inquest
to be held tomorrow. it is along time
since a murder in England has attract-
ed such general attention. The fact
that the murdered woman was an Ami
erlcan as is the husband. who is char-tn
ed with the crime. has spurred the no
lies to unusual activity. The full
force of Scotland Yarn under the per-
sonal direction of Superintendent For.
set are making so thorough a search
for the fugitive doctor and Miss Ethel
Clara Mauve that they believe that
they will be successful.
Miss [grieve was employed by Dr.
Crlppcn as a lyplst. It is stated that
Mrs. Crippcn objected to the presence
of the young woman In her husband's
office and that his refusal to dismiss
hcr led to frequent quarrels between
husband and wife. Some time after
M rs. Crlppon disappeared Miss lienovt
appeared in public with Dr. Crippsn
who introduced her as his wife. Tr
Acquaintances the doctorexpisinud that
his former wife had left him follow.
fun a quarrel and that she had sub-
sequently died.
The police say that Crippcn and
\fins Lenore left tho Crlpcn homo to
nether some time the latter part of
last week. They are still convinced
that the twa tied the country, sailing
either for the United States or golns
to the continent. At the same time
both have been reported as having
been seen in different parts of this
country and if the authors of these
reports are not mistaken the two have
separated. if this is the case the po‘
lico hoiiave that their apportion is only
temporary and in the hope of thus
avoiding detection.
The officials are leaning no avenue
of escape, They hnvo mulled the
authorities at every port to which
steamers have recently sailed from
this country of the possibility that Dr.
Crippsn and Miss Lunevo will be found
among their passengers and have ult-
cd fur the arrest of the two wherever
found. The police are also searching
and following every clue throushout
Great Briulfl.
LONDON. July lh.-The iirst story
of what may have been the actual coni-
mittal of the crime was told today by
a neighbor of Dr. iinwisy ll. Crippen
in the collar of whose home was no
cnrthed the body believed by the po
lice to be that of the physician‘s wife.
the American woman who was known
on the stage as Bulls Elmore.
Since the discovery of the body and
“he disappearance of Dr. Crippon and
‘iis iyplsi. Miss lclhul (‘lsrs louvre.
ht- Scotland Yard detectives have in
'ulrud diligently among those living
‘11 the vicinity of the Ctippon home in
illlidrop Crescent. North landon. for
uformaiiou lhut would throw light
than the domestic habits and relations
if the American doctor and bin actress
wife. Nothing helpful was learned an
ill today. when the proprisieaa of a
mail shop in the roar of the Crippuu's
residence told of heating a woman‘s
M'N’flilil and plans for mercy arising
seemingly from the collar to which the
burned and uliillluiod corpse later was
'ouud.
hire. Crlppun disappeared in Fobru
.iry last. it was four or five u‘ionths
also when the screams were heard. the
woman said. liar shops overlooks s
llttln uracil back of the Crippr-n homo.
N the police the shopkeeper said:
"i had often heard revolver practicu
in tho ant-dun. (inn night about four or
five mmtths sac. i cannot place the
thus more exactly, 1 was awakened by
a woman's screams. it was midnight.
Thu screams appeared to come from
fir. Crippsti's house. i listened and
heard s woman's voice pleading:
‘i’lon‘t. 0h dou’tl' To me it position
that the cries cm from a woman in
tho humour of the house occupied by
in. and Mrs. (hi can. As nothing do
voiopod further sons for“! tile on
curious» and did not mail it until you
'tmm. when i lssrasd of the male
discovery." '
The Music Hall Artista‘ Guild in
mud an official stateroom today danish
“a: that all of tits books and accounts
of In. coupon. who was lmsursr of
the Guild. were found to be In scrim
order and that sons of tbs funds of the
or Initiation was Was.
.40! .Aflfllil-II. fish. July is.»
While the father offll'. Hawloy if.
Orinoco. sought in connection with
the murder of his wife. known on the
stays as hells minors. in non
«passed himself units frosty hers is
round to the can, flawley octopus.
the doctor’s soil. was protected from
’iiftf'flowtfl lots flint hr his fsihsn
tartan. who took up a tics is trust
“Mills“.m wanna.
'f‘lili young toss and silt who use '
their house with fits. on go
or. an autumn
Norwich safe to Momma”;
.fl‘m “finch”;
if .
' «rm. site"‘iimt Folntfllvislon Irv
yoked. to lake effort on and after July
Luvs sill/sundown”.
tsr la Ivsut.
The annual who of the Unfold“
States Voluntcar’um Saving earth
will be held on Sunday. July' 24
from the Butte to Conny island , .
9:30 sharp. The union Point. Division.
will be represented by J. (lorcoran.
William Dishes and "Hop" Benedict.
and will be accompanied by a lawn
number of fries s. Each entrant
must he accommn if by two carameir
and a trainer. Swimmers must be cif~
umlnetl by one of the physicians of
the Corps Medical Board. or furnish a.
certificate from his family physician?
showing him to be in a good conditloii
to enter the swim. .
Gold and silver inedals will be given"
to first and second finisher: and brand ‘
medals for'aii those ‘who cover firm:
course. The local boys are training
every day and expect .to make a good
showing.
About forty entrants are expected
and among them are some well-known
swimmers and winners of various long
distance races. This swim in an en-
durance contest. *
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THOROUGHBRED BTALLION DEAD.
LEXINGTON, Ky.. July. iG.-Wools~
thorns. a famous thoroughbred stallion
a sire of Dorian, winner of the 1910
Kentucky Derby, died yesterday, used
211 years.
896013188 Cut Price .
‘ soothe-r ‘
mm ' . 1 r
train» 1’ 8 Lawn?“
MP OFFERS
No To EAT AND DRINK AT
TOMORROW WE OFFER
ck....... ......... .,
MODERATE PRICES. FOR , .
“DRAKE BROTHERS" stones on E. each ...... .IIIII73331321321333:
,2 NATIONAL BISCUIT 0018 BARONET BISCUIT. 3 packages .. . . . . . . . .. . . . . .251:
l}:~WATER BAKER’S or BECKMANN’S COCOAS. can too
3poundsMILKocSODACRACKERSfor................. .. . ....... ...............25c
JONES'. PILLEBURY'S or GOLD MEDAL FLOUR. bag ........ . ........ 90c
7o Stamps with 1 lb.
ax'rnA pmx cramps non TOMORROW
35 Stamps with 1 lb. No. 1 Plantation
circuitous to autumn and
Valley Grove
summit Tints net:
011 and After MONDAY. JUNE 20. mo
The New and Oommcdlous
. ‘ . .
Steamer Huntington
Capt. Wm. C. Voting
Will run as follows:
Luvs Huntington for Norwslk Mon-
days and Fridays at 6:46 a. m. and
2:25 p. m.
Leave Norwslk for Huntington. Mon-
days and Fridays at 8:46 a. 111.. and
6:80 p. m. ‘
EXCURMON TiOKETS. 500. -
OlNGLE FARE. Mo.
Children s to 12 years. Excursion 35o:
Singls Faro 26o.
Parties of ten or more can malts a an
refinements with the Captain to stop
at Valley Grove. ,
may...“ vow...“ .. ”mm—1......»
”Special notice
ln-ordsr to maintain standard fire
protection for the city during all hours.
Very Best Tea. . . . . . .6oc
60 Stamps with 1 lb. Special Tea .. ....... 50c 30 Stafigs'wlt‘hhih MKCfi'asc
t ‘h ‘ .. _ 1 . o- a oee.......32c
5° 2 amps with f 11’ Choice T“ 4°C 25 Stamps with 1 lb. J. & M. Coffee. . . . . . .3oc
30 amps WM /: lb- Very Best Tea- - - . - .301: 20 Stamps with 1 lb. M. & J. Coffee. . . . . . . .251:
as Stamps With 1A lb. Special Tea. . . . ..... 25c 15 Stamps with 1 lb. No. 1 Santos Coffee; . .201:
TEN STAMPS FREE WITH ANY OF FOLLOWING ARTICLES
1 pkg. Monarch Corn Starch. ........ .....1oc 2 lbs. Mixed Cakes . . . . . . . . . .. . ..‘ ..... also
1 bottle Gold Rock Ammonia ............ 101: 1 pkg. Macaroni ............ . ..... '. . . . . . .1oc‘
1 large bottle Bluin ........ . . ...... . . . .toc 1 large bottle Salad Oil ...... . ....... . . .301:
1 lb. Best Shredded Cocoanutu .......... ace 1 pkg. Cook‘s Malto Rice ..... .. . . ..... . .15c
11 cans Teri-1pm Red Salmon .. ........ . . . .25c 34 lb. Pure Ground Pepper ....... . ...... we
2 cans Gold Label Sardines . .. ..... . . . .251: 1 lb. Best Lunch Cocoa ...... ' .......... . .asc
GEORGE EHRET‘S BOTTLED BEER, 24 bottles . . . .. . ........................... 31.15
Schlitz or Pabst Beer. dozen . ........... $1.20 Sautcrnes ................ 1 , o, o, c bot.
Anheuser Busch Beer, dozen .. . .. ...... $1.20 Clarcts ................ 15. 2:. 30, 550, 355C bot.
Piel Bros.‘ Dortmunder Beef, dozen ..... $1.20 Welch’s Grape juice. qt. ............ ....45c
Anheuscr Busch Budweiser, dozen ...... $1.50 Rose’s Lime Juice. qt. .................. 35c
Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer. dozen .. ...... $1.50 W. T. Gray’s Mineral Waters.
8. 81 W. Gold Label Beer. dozen ........ $1.45 White Rock Water, 1 dozen pints ....... $1.50
A. F.
SOUTH NORWALK
BECKMANN 81 CO. ..
“"Wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii‘i - .
the wafer department are obliged to
discontinue the use of hose for sprink-
ling purposes outside of the oily lim-
its. All present permits will be re-
H. lino. Any advanced payments
that bavu been for some will be
returned to MW'Iny violation of
this order or the ongoing of any public
or private fire hydrant by any person
other than the authorised cliypiilclsls.
or by special permit. will bu subioct
to prosecution and fine. The city
water department regret to take those
drastic measures. but are ohligod to
do so on account oi the wilful and pen
lslutont abuse of the sprinkling privi-
age.
WATER (iiipiMlHSlfmrlliS.
Clly‘of South Norwalk.
July 12th. 1910. li'.D 81
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Ladlos' Silk Lisle, Black and Tan
ilosn . ............ 25c and 350 pair
Mlssos' Black Silk Lisle ..... 25¢ pair
Ladlea‘ Black Silk Hose. 000 pair
Ladies' and Children's good qual~
ity llosc ......... . . . .2 pairs for 25¢
Full line infants While (lotion Socks
1. 1 Mfisfls
(Vormuiy Mil-summon)
u WAIHINGTQN eraser
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.. as M...“ .......... g...
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WallPapers
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Crockery, Glassware. House
CHANG!
DAY AND THURSDAY.
BIJOU
* DREAM
(FORMER‘LY HOYT‘S THEATRE)
Thom, Fri. 81 Sat. July 14-15-16
Hartman“ 81 .- - .
Fehrman
in Drama Upside Down
Hoyt 81 McDonald
Comedy Skit
' AND IPECIAL ATTRACTION
Gertie Carlisle 81
Bernard
in Talks, ‘Sungs and
Dances
m
ALOO NEW MOTION PiCTUNI.
HATINII DAILY AT 2 P. M.
IVININO. 2 ”with shows. AT 7
AND I O'CLOOK.
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0' VAUOIVILLI MON-
MOTION
PiC'i’UIII DMLY
m
Furs Goods. Window PRlOKll
Shades—- iudowSlisdcs “'“m~ --------- ~-~~~~'m‘°°
Ivonlap 10 and 16:1
mm” Ion mum
While Gin. Fruit kn Jawstt Piano. by Itslnsrt ”l Ions I
Tim, are my to on. one whom,
clean, w h mm W... ”W... WM”...
closer on your m.
you have a saving. all BASE ALL
' K AMUSEMENT PANK
won. rum. who, moist. . m. meadow cram.
Columbia Washington“ Mobiles.
indestructible Cylinder Records. the.
a...
Painting and Decorating
(Wt ~ .-
sovs transit to m w
Next Gains. Sunday. July it
NORWALKS
.McNulty Brothers
mo in. is.
‘.
norms
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a
A81P Pure Food Bulle-
2, flu for Week
Commencing Monday, July llth
VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER. a pound. . . . . . . . .326
STANDARD GRANULATED SUGAR. 25 pounds for. 31.35
STANDARD GRANULATED SUGAR. 18 pounds for. $1.00
FANCY PATENT FLOUR. iii/rib. sack .............. 80c
PURE LEAF LARD. a pound .............. .. . . . .....14c
BAKER'S COCOA. a can .............................. 16c
LEA J1 PERRIN'S SAUCE. a bottle ....... .. ......... 19c
Coleman's Mustard. lag-lb. box ..................... . . . .11c
MARSHALL'S KIPPERED HERRING, 2 cans for ...... 25c
Extra Stamps with Coffees and Teas
30 Stamps with lib (lotion it“ 351: 50 Stamps with lib Tea 0 00¢
lib Stamps with no Coffee a 30o in Stamps with Nb Tea 0 We
20 Stamps with lib t‘offcc or 251: 25 Stamps with no Tea 0 40°
' losta‘i'npu with its Coffee at 20c 20 Stamps with lib Tea O 351:
l3 Stamps with Any of the Following Articles
i can Splccfi .. ............ file
i jar Jam (‘9 ............... 151:
l Shaker Salt (p ............ 10c
1 bottle Gallup o ....... . . .104:
1 cake Chocolate to ........ his
1 bottle Ammonia (p ....... file
i package Borax (u ........ 10a
1 jar Smoked liecf (f) ...... .150
1 package flies in .......... 10s
1 bottle Extract (ii ......... 100
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124 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
Tel. 000. Deliveries 6:30 a. to. «(£2280 p. to. I'm Delivery
Insurance
We can insure your Automobile against
f'lftl anywhere. II“ RATIO. (low
suit as for HAT" of Auto LlAIiLiTY
insurance. '
rim. Life, mum and Liability
iml‘lfffl
fleets. steamship 'l’leftsts. ant [state
.i. M. Layton 81 Co.
a trauma m. south smut
Notho‘iontmmE
We hereby give notice that we will
mire bids for tha‘constrnctlcs of a
sinus arch. bridge over il'ivs tilts Riv-
sr at new «real, West Norwsllt. sc-
cordiu to aisle and specification now
on file at our silica. name will he re
solves it to it if cult noon. July It.
me. A posits: must accompany
cacti bid. The , reserve the
right to him say ohsfl bids.
Not-walls, July 18 if, 0., , .
I. avfstlll
WHOLESALI AND RITA“...
BrookslchskclccCo.
Office and morass. N. V. N. H. a H.
Frsiltit Yard.
rumour sac.
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