, . ‘r re,
$3 I‘Md'he asked her if she would
it ,4.
o.
r“
., rigs lh‘hlew Yo
‘ it
"The charge against his name is at
, “ Now is the time to light the elm tree
V x" ' M.
mmhdht‘miy lit-«it daring
,. tenuous-nus clerk» the
. told. daughter of: Harry
, lilhil‘Wn"‘iilrse' " t. was mine
, , reticular. includes.~ by. Antonio
‘ Wyeyms , a laborer who
dig rt sanitation 1st
i! played pa’fieflenmctir
. _ p ...it waslrustrstsd by,
illlll ‘ bl” MEX ‘Wittlest’sinf‘ the"
"glitter): Jeweler. who called Patrol»
Emanuele}, Wittlestsln.
@1111..th is very pretty with
our 8 and light complexion.
of; the store
, Grease came along. He stopped
bicycle and pulled a penny out of
chat which he‘olfered the girl.
,, her to buy a stick of candy.
a he took ,her and placed her on
‘vr. heel and‘ Just as he was about
I 0 Mr. Wittlestsiu, who saw all the
- dings. decided to take a hand.
rushedrout and grabbedfilrosso
lied Patrolman Walker 'wlth
result that Grease and the. little
ice A thonglt'qzdilDLDLUUUU
, ,a on to headliner-let‘s." At
, sis all Ground made‘a‘stahe-
. t to Calitain Arnold. *‘He said he
wvtho child (or some time out! had
on; her a policy to‘bu‘y ”candy: He
hapiaoed her on the wheel to
.‘ He said
, fed oftenrthat he had
_,m9'lioouaintsc with her and do
litres his intention to harm her.
fil‘rl Didn't Know Him.
' ttle‘ girl stated'ihe hadfiuev-
’the man before and then
fused to accept his penny.
119$? take it ride and then he pliic‘ed
(in the Wheel, when Mr. Witile-
d‘Patrolmun Walker atrived.
, WW“. locked up and his rec»
‘ , e gone" over pret y‘ thorough-
, ta'lhei‘dre‘ne is brought into court.
ted kidnap ins. What his ob-
was the no ice are unaware.
4 ,. a; the peculiar features in con
nogtibn with Group‘s arrest was the
Mitt“ when questioned he sold he
can it not talk English but he was able
, . the English language when he
' I . Wins. with the and. ,
shrill-r, italics:
user: 1911111.“ . —
. sinusitis STBEIllll
‘ HARTFORD. July 21~The move—
ment tinder way to secure a women‘s
college for the siaté of Connecticut is
growing in strength. Headed by the
College club quiet work on the matter
hues been going along since last
March, when the club appointed a
committee to look after attairs.
The members of the committee are
Miss Elizabeth C. Wright, Mrs. n. v.
Mitchell and Miss Mary M. Partridge.
They made a report at the annual
meaty? 0; he College club which was
held a the artlord Golf club May H.
more the project ‘by taking steps
Ward 9 establishment of a college.
31;! they were continued in cities for
to
a urpose of further investigation as
. j" , term he done:
{Write committee is now trying to
unitefali the interests in the state that
mould advocate a college. and is look-
for a hits.
1‘ , firing in connection with the com—
mittee‘is the Berlin chapter of the
mutate of the Revolution. This
tor has been interested in the
the of a wanisn’s college tor three
(to r months. Emma Hart Willard.
, ‘ ,,,om was named the Emma Hart
4 [lord school. in Troy, N. Y.. lived in
, “its. and sin- is considered the most.
prominent woman educator who has
some ‘from Connecticut. The Berlin
chapter wished is round it college in
tithlh her‘ honor. ‘ ‘
Berlin; West Hartford and Willimsn-
i’ic'hivli already altered sites and it is
expected that an oli‘e‘r will be received
from New iiuvcn‘shortiy. '
Lack of room in the present colleges
for women started the. movement.
anwgsduste of Smith oolldte who
1,7,, “or, eat at the commune meat ex-
ercises there this year, is out only for
gauntsmsnt that over 400 young so
readmitted this coming autumn on as
of room. it is Mild that, appli.
7 tor Wellesley college ‘must he
. 'yesrs a sad: Vssaar‘ has niorn
. lotions i an it can‘ handle. and
s isms can 530111110! garners col-
KiLL TH! dull uterus.
M is the Time to as} the Upper
73. Hand of Timon
beetles if they were not all killed off
31 , n spraying. and there is no
i iitsilhood that they have all
on messed cry The approved
”cramming of them at his
tflmcdl comm them as
come down out of the trusts
”We. tartan crevices is the
.M
‘ testis M days after they come
, ,_ 51110 tressvtltgvdswiop wings and
lawn/reel . ' .. »
. idlesi be water or ltsmssns our
, ‘lfifm shim to ltiii them
’1'“ weather-of .iuas hells
. , my the pest; find it a. terse
, _ oi insureiassets which es:
' wow can, be destroyed
flit tho shallot!!!”
it! use on life. km“
a
literal tutu ,
lilil iliiiliil "opp I
. not:
up
(1‘ Meet in win *—
the to its ‘rhylldmllyi‘iolrols
Mk
. diilllllhlltdlliiklll
"who applied for ddmis'tllodcsn at 0
, ‘ sit or her [20.000 estate. The will haul
TIMI“ 110.415th of “1111011 .
to, no Faulty to Q
W. .
at
l
chicane, July/1154110 last letter
dent or the Monon Railroad, was one
of the Chicano and Northwestern Rollr
road. to handle 1; , pr veto car between
Chicago and on 0 its next astut-
dsy. 2 The ‘lettsrltoliom: .
hould like
, Lake on
lthe little omens read. andr’iwouid like
to ask. if it utilize convenient and
“consistent for "you' to“handie Manon
saturdsy evening next. lunch at 0:80
p. m. I shall want to return with the
afternoon or Monday evening follow-
“K.
"i shall very much appreciate your
courtesy. ‘
“Very truly yours,
"lRA G. RAWN."
Mr. Rawn’s friends say that this let-
ter is proof that he had no idea of ;
taking his life.
Monday afternoon a friend of Mr. 1
Rawil related a 100,! conversation with
the late president's! the road which
bore upon the theory that Mr. flown E
wps in splendid spiriisu
fall; He told me that when he was
married he was too poor to take a wed-
dingttrip'nnd that ever'since his mar-
riage he had been too busy [to take one.
great opportunity i‘dr making trips,‘
he said ‘to me, ‘it dawned upon us end-
occusion we hadvhad a guest or two
had that We never had an old-fashion-
cd trip together. We agreed that it
was about time that we had our honey~
inaen trip. So we have planned to
steal away later in the fail utter i have
with no one to molest us.‘ ”
sss'iss wm-i NORWALK.
pup—n—
Managers Settle biffersnces
Games Are On.”
Dailbiii‘l‘ base bailifans will be inter
«noted to knew that Manager Ed.
Lynch, of the Danbury invincibles and
Manager Frank L. Madden. not the
Norwaik baseball team. have been two
cessi'ui in agreeing on terms and that
a series of live games has been ar-
ranged between the rivals, says the
Daubury News.
This intelligence was received with
considerable enthusiasm in Smith Nor-
walk and arrangements will be made
for a special train from that city to
Danhury upon the Occasion of the first
game which will be played at the
White street grounds Saturday after-
noon.
in the series inst year the Danbury
team was one game the good when
the series fell throng because of a
disagreement on the part of the mad,
users as to where the next'game
should he played.‘ All dihereacea be-
twren the teams have been patched
up with the cheese in management of
the Daubury team and the fans of both
cities will undoubtedly have a chance
to see conclusions drawn to the finish
between the We teams.
Each manager is contidsnt that his
team will win the series. and in this
soreness lays the incentive that should
attract crowds of the fans tron: both
cities to witness the series.
south Norwallt has taken the initia-
tive in setting a crowd to the first
some and a special train will be run
from that city-to Danbury to accent~
modate the crowd at lovers of the ns~
ilonal some and their home team in
particular who desire to see the open
lug contest at the White street
grounds. .
Each manager will work his star
pitcher in the box in the Saturday
some. Mlnager Lynch using Clinton.
who has made an enviable record with
the Danhury team duriiia the season.
and Manager Madden using Voiii. who
gets done excellent work from the slab
“or the Norwaik team.
.' WW
: —~"8uflersd any slid alibi the ter-
gsnt of itching plies. Nutmeg helped
0 until i used Dean's Ointment. it
tired, me permanently."~—Hon. John
1!. Garrett, Mayor. Oirsrd. Ala.
GET. HALE WiFI'O ESTATE.
id. E. adenoid Benefits by Wilt Drawn
hetero Ins Was Taken to Sanitarium.
» STAMORD, July air-Mrs. Frances
hell Sconeit or this city has left a
fold giving to her husband, John it.
.olield. use for his lifetime clone-
and
been admitted to nrohatshere. and tho
husband is one of the executors.
Mrs. scoheid died on Julie 1 in a can.
knritlfu. at. Clitt‘ton‘fiprliisii. N. Y. She
as taken settle sentiment without
or hushsadls cannot or knowledge.
A woman plead. usintod by detectives
tacit her sway in an automobile while
ths'iiusbsud mythical. The will was
rswn May 7. 1009. several months be-
are this incident. ’
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use W!’M.W001slson.iiew
orlt: 6. 1t. Mill‘s. plinth Kenny, Ai-
VY. g denies. New York; In. it.
it. . ii. Hiirihutt. Wilton; i.
.‘ Harvey. New Haven: W. is. more
in. Springfield: is. (ireenstaln. 'ilrtdaea
rt; 0. W. Milbourno. it. D... and par-
. . Dolby: ii‘. 1). Lawton city; . W.
mm; surest-st s. r. Brampton.
mold n; ‘ '2. Jersey
q” ,TI
guy; so Foil. fill Yoshi .. 1’. hates.
' our thrown
v
. illtiiililiiuilthispply
tllll" out showing a]. ‘.
Willtm hyirad. have. clients pron. . ’
ihllini‘w. A; tisl‘dii‘er.‘vitie-prssideut “ '
priivsteé' r 53% 00. talented tbymmy- ‘
so an, . . to , o o 0 sec
milder! 93hr" twilll infertile Chicano
car, leaving Clsco Lake either Sunday , I
"The tail: was‘ largely personal.” ;
said this friend, "and Mr. stn die .
closed that he and Mrs. Rawn were an .
ranging for a trip to Europe into this '
‘Aithoogh Mrs .Rawn and i have had ~
denly that we had in reality never had j
a trip all alone. it seems that on every -,
got the road in good shape, take a ,.
steamer at New York and so to Eur- ;
ope, to wander around for a while -
' ilonistrilio areal itunynn family from
‘ city is the trademark of this circus.
*No'finmo quite so
1 good as Clicquot
{Club vvitli your lunch
Eor dinner.
. (Pronounced Ricek'OJC-lulll
Ginger Ale ‘
lt wins favor because it is
inimitable. That biting.
burning sensation, common
to ordinary ginger ales, never
comes alter drinking Clic-
quot Club» 'Tlie pure. flesh
Jamaica ginger is ssvtisiyiog
and grateful to the taste, and
this with fine conicctioncr’s
‘ sugar and a touch oi fruit oil ’.
flavoring combined with pure
carbonated Clicquot Spring
water is all Ciicquot Club
contains. ‘ It is as good
as it's refreshing and as re-
ircshing as it's good.
0th! CLICQUOT hover-(cs
Birch Inn Boot lees
Bernoulli: Lemon Soda
mood Orange ‘
50” by the But Grocers
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Wholesale Distributors, Norwaik.
M LIKE etaos or“ NH. l
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Wonderful Human Butterflies With
Forepsugh-lels Bros.’ Shows. i
The most dangerous and the most.
beautiful aerial not ever presented ‘
was~ soon for the first time in l‘aris‘
last winter. it was billed as “The
.illiman llultcrlly Ari." So brilliant
was it as an aerial spectacle that it
created nothing short of it sensation
throughout all Europe. The Paris
agent of the Adam Forepuugh and
Sells ilrotbers‘ circus, alter offering
the biggest sum of money ever given
to any circus specialty in the past.
scoured the act for this season‘s tour
0! America‘s best show. Just. as it
was presented at the French cal'iital it
will be seen in South Norwnlk next
Thursday.
The act is the creation of the three
famous Ty-iiell sisters. They will preo
sent it here Just as originally done in
France. iioldlns by the teeth to slen-
der steel cords‘these three Venus-like
girls hang front the dome of the tent.
By means of intricate machinery above
them. they dart. liy and circle through
space with the indnite grace and ease
of birds, while electric spot lights
flood them with tantastic colors. They
are clothed flowing robes of gossa-
mer-like whi o silk. They wear lonx
pinions oi illic~spun glues. ’l‘hero is
an ethereal charm to the spectacle
that is entrancing.
Even while spectators sit, utmost ho-
wilderod by the sublime splendor oi
the sight above them. they do not for
a moment lose sight or the during and
the danger involved. it is a thriller
of the most. pronounced Mill legitimate
type. it does not have to depend on
Will!“ of ponderous machinery to give
it n death-trap “ingestion. There is
real and not merely the humiliation of
danger in the art. This fact is quite
evident at first night.
This is a litaipprlcod nut and an lili-
eollite departure (rpm stormttypud
serialistlrs. lt roost not be confound-
ed with common iron-Jaw performanc-
es that masquerade. by menus at long
skirts and ribbon showers. as novelties.
Others among the oerialista who add
at the greatness of the performance
are the Alpine family. wizards of the
wire in every sense of the word; the
Aerial Waters. tilt! hast trrmpe of birth-
nlr artists in blip-ope; the two il‘rilnlls.
tho inincils double swim: prrformorl;
use premieres of llaiy; Lullurly. the
"sky frog." on lilill'dlllll crlnl canton
England; llm itillos irum italyl the
eight Jernscns from Norway. and Ain-
urira's lenders in work oi this kind.
the 'l‘nyior~lltitlcns.
The null!!! features are not the only
particular in which this .show excels.
its superior merit is quickly seller
able throughout all the allot-isiiles oi
the long program. ()risinniiiy and hove
it lives up to It to the letter. 'it is
the pioneer in all circus ventures. the
helium from which all other shows
copy. it has many imitators. but it
never imitates. , ’
With an entire new equipment. the
longest and best pursue. a millennial:
lsr inenssorie, and 360 European heed
liners on its list of parturition. this
hie'iiistitutlon is stirring up consid-
slebie excitement and envy sinus Ania
ericsn circus outliers.“ incidents y‘ll
is‘hi‘ihlting'fiiofe lithium.- into the lives
. . r new Yet-it: o. ti.
outcomes. use pier. item; w. it
Elliott. W; n. this rare.
H9
lhe ltitsrsiio l’orua dun, celebrated irap- -
v... . .. .. ..
i ‘ ” .
A woman whose‘ beast makes one
tool that she speaks n th. authority
says the very h It. bath in all the
world is thof to ‘ii’fgbathv—nover cold
nor not; but Just decently worm: that
it is‘cleansias and never harmful: ‘
The belt for the skirt of a cloth suit
his all the same pretty Persian silk as
the collar oi the coat. ‘
A tiny line or letting makes a neat
finish for the edge of neck and sleeves
on a one~pioce dress for a woman to
f‘whom lacey frills are not becoming.
After the closediommed skirts.
which the ultra‘lashionable are wear»
ing this season, is it possible the op:
positeextreme will foliow—woiumin-
our skirts and even hoopskirts?
, iiolh embroidery and braiding are
used on the white perigee gowns and
costumes. And if the silk is sudicicnt-
ly heavy a coat of the same is worn
with such a costume. the same style
or trimming also being used.
Among all the uses for that helpful.
homely luid, kerosene, one new to me
is that of rubbing it on the afflicted
parts for rheumatism. ‘
Now that negligees have become so
costly and ciahorittctthat they can be
appropriately used for (home) evening
wear. it is time to stop calling them
nastiness and find a name better suit.
ed to their beauty and style.
The bathing suit with short sleeve
out in one with the main portion of the
blouse, is marked as a distinctively
1910 product audio as pretty as the
. more pretentious garments so fashion-
ed. -
The inexpensive stuffs now to be
found on the counters of all the stores
ofier greet possibilities to the ambl
tioue young seamstress of the house:
hold. who should be encouraged to tl'l’
her hand at useful sowing.
if i have chosen my friends and they
have chosen the, deliberately. it was
tor reasons of affinity. admiration.
iovc. Once accepted and unfolded in
my love, my friend cannot attend me.
We understand each other, or if we
do not on some slight points. a few
words enlighten us. Each attributes to
the other the highest motives of lov-
ing comradeship. and it is imlmssiblu
to think evil of thcnt.—~Mc(:ail's.
A FEW SHORT WEEKS.
Mr. J. S. Barrett. Edwardsviiio, lit.
writes: "A few months ago my kid»
ncys become congested. i had severe
backache and pain across the kidneys
and hips. Foley‘s Kidney Pills 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
t'iiccrfully recommend them." The
Bridge Pharmacy. "
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(formerly Misses Dawson)
88 WASHINGTON STREET
Summer
» F omiture
Porch Rockers. Chairs.
Seitees,Reed Couches,
Tables, Hammocks,
Lawn Swings. Refrig-
erators, Lawn Mowers».
Crochet Sets. “New
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House runnrsasn
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The Evening Sentinel
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We can insure your Automobile Instant
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laxative ‘whiefiemwllrks't upon the
liver andbesvoia. “ilk-9 ‘ t‘ grilling or
causing nausea or a wornout reel
ing afterward. ' '
it does not upset the entire sys-
. ism. coursing lasso! appetite, great
inconveniencennd distress. but it
acts like nature acts and you can.
take it any time during the day or
night. Ibis once! the hesitates-
dies of the great American Drug-
aists Syndicate of 12.000 drowns.
, and entirely unlike any other laxa-
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physician's prescription it“ it the
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who". are ths‘iocal A. D. s. drusgists:
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The Brides Pharmacy.
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, ,Qulttnsr a parity, PrOps.
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HARTFORD. duly 21,—Conscileut
river navigation is badly mixed up.
Ploliowing the appointment of the can-
ni connoissicn to settle the com-
pininte of the Springfield Navigation
company. comes the reported attempt
of the Connecticut River company to
back out of the agreement with the
Northern Connecticut company.
The agreement was to lend to the
transfer of property to the Northern
Connecticut (30.. which would trouble
that company to build a new dam (or
power purposes.
The Connecticut ttivcr Co's utternl‘y
is reported as or the opinion that the
sale cannot be legally carried out. The
attitude of the Northern Connecticut
company makes it appear that legal
"(iinllllcallOHS are soon to tollow.
GOlNO To BERMUDA.‘
The Recreation Tourist Company re-
port it good booking for their personal-
ly conducted tour to Bermuda leaving
Saturday. Augunst 0th. There is op-
portuoity for a few more to Join the
party. but names must be booked by
luiy 25th. The total cost of nine
riays' trip is only $40 from New York.
including accommodations at the line
Hamilton Hotel. Other tours in the
.l‘ur future are Block lRllmd. Saturday.
luly 23rd; (lien Summit. Monday. July
25th: White Mountains. Monday. Aug-
out let: Nova Sculls. Monday. August
lot. For further information call on
(1. W. Harris, at depot. or address the
Recreation Tourist Company. 135 0r-
align street. New Hayes.
Elmore
Outclasses in power
any six-cylinder
Automobile
made
m
Model 25. 30 u. r. Roadster
$1200
Ready for Delivery August 1. 1010
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and Company
39 WALL OT» NORWALK
TolepMM
“no... M 1;. .4 -a»
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is .
THE 1911
Secures.
The stupid act. or s‘switchman, an
employs oi the New York. New llaven
and Hartford railroad, mused a con»
sidorabie delay of its)? through Dan-
i
= bury yesterday torso , n: ‘
A switching nucleolus; drawing a
, train of pasenser couches ‘from the
White street side of the ‘Dilnburyyard
to the Main street side and had re oh-
od a point on the mainline to th
Norwsik when a switchman. for some
.unknewn reason. tamed 'a switch as
ithe train Was passing dyer it and a
fheavy passenger coach was derailed.
‘biocking the main line."
There win a one in the car and no
particular do was done except to
the cbeflsbsd time table of the New
York. New Haven and ‘ilarttcrd rail-
road but this Was considerable. ‘ i
Of course passengers who Were com-
ingtio Dunbury on the train from
South Norwaik and way stations had
the privilege of walking or waiting.
and most of them took advantage of
nature‘s means of locomotion and
walked to the station.
The accident happened about 0:15
and it was 11 o'clock before the Dan‘
bury wrecking outfit had the” truck
cleared for trailic
The train from Pittehold to New
York dus‘in Danbury at 10:03. did not
leave the Danbury station until 11:20.
and the train from New York to Pitts;
tieid tearing Danhury at 10:43 left'
Danbury at 11:30.
The local train from South Norwnik
to Brookfleld Junction due to leave the
l
i
l
until.
The “Koehier 40”
IS IN TOWN
Classy In Appearance. with the Latest
Style Mentaislr Touring Body.
Extreme power on hills with a speed
of 4 to 00 miles an hour on high gear
makes this the ideal car. .
Remember the speedy little "Hop
mobile 20" runabout. also the reliable
Maxwell. "Events 30." Ryder-Lewis
land Columhli.
’Phone MB. GLOVER. 241-5. or our
new garage, 73“.
Norwalk Consolidated
Auto Company
Bwltehmsn's been sceaiooksa uni.
“ raid, Traffic in Dnnhury.
tax;
i puwuggr
Dunbury station at 9:30 did not leaveI
«attenuators; {are , ‘
ts .. -
using"
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‘ 06:31.!) A HELEGAT . .
Governor fiWeeks“ " nas‘ ‘oppointod
James H. Mnodotihld, state highway
commissioner. ti delegate to the Sec-
ond internationn Congress of the
Road to be‘h‘old‘ ti. Brussels.“ Belgium.
from July 31 in august 10. The oh~
lost or the meeting is to promote
progress in the construction. tradlc
and exploitation of roads and to con-
tinue the work so successfully begun
outlet" thojlirst odngrefis’hcld in ratio
in 1% 1“" l‘ ‘l _‘ 7:”, ‘,‘v‘ ’
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The Recreation Tours
SEASON 1010
Block island, 010.50 and 011.50——3—day
trips, Saturdays, July 16. 23, 30;
August 8. 13. 20. 27.. _
White Mountains, ”sword” tripe.
Mondays. July 18. August 1. 15. 29.
Bermuda. from New York, Numb-day
trips. Saturdays. July 16, August 6.
27. September 17.
Glen Summit, Penm, wand-day trips.
Monday, July 25, Aug. 8. 22.
Thousand islands, $34~5-day trip,
Tuesday, August 16.
Royal Tour, 067—5'i‘housand Islands, St.
Lawrence River. Montreal, Lakes
Champlain and George and Saratoga
Springs. iO‘day trip, Tuesday, Aug. 16
l Nova Scotis. m—‘i-day trip. Monday.
Aug. 1.
Gettysburg, Luray Caverns and Wash-
ington, D. c.. $33~i¥day trip. Sat-
urday, Oct. 22.
Above rates from New Haven '
For the Nov? England Tourist, describ-_
ing all tours, call on o. w. HARRIS. at
Depot. or add‘ress, THE RECREATION
TOURIST 60., 153 Orange street.
New Haven. Conn.
Walprers
Crockery. Glassware. House
Furnishing , Window
Shades—Window S h s d c s
made to order
Square White Glass Fruit Jars
Lightning Tops, are easy to
clean. will hold more fruit.
closer on your shelves.
So you have a saving
around. $1.10 per dozen.
The Best Jelly Glasses. 28c
per dozen.
While Poles. with fixtures, 10c.
Columbia Phonographs and Supplies.
indestructible Cylinder Records, 35c,
Cur——
Painting and Decorating
L. H. Decker
Ir wasHmo'roa eraser.
scum noawsut.
rat. cow.
City National Bank
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TRANIACT. A , INIRAL IANKING
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0117400000
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Ten. Gun Metal. Patentholt
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Excursmns to Huntington and
Valley Grove
acumen rm: TABLE
On and After MONDAY. JUNE 20, 1910
The Newuanfb'sut‘mdi’ our
Steamer Huntington
Capt. Wm. 6. Vienna
Will run as follows:
Leave Huntington for Norwslk Mon-
days and Fridays at 0:46 a. m., and
2:25 p. or.
Leave Nomlk for Huntington, Mon:
days and Fridays at 0:45 a. m.. and
5:30 p. m.
EXCURSION TiCKETB. 60c.
SlNGLg FARE. 40:.
Children 0 to 12 years. Excursion 35o:
Single Ears 26o. .
Parties of ten or more can make a an-
mnzsments with the Captain to stop
at Valley Grove. ,
NEW YORK. NEW travel: a
HARTFORD RAILROAD
up...
TIME TABLE.
M
In Edsel June 0, 1010.
SOUTHMRWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. hi.-13:h3x, 6:09x, 5:411. 6:08.
6:57. 7:20. 7:48. 8:18:, 8:51x. 9:1“.
9:37. 10:20x. 10:40:. 1122”.
i’. M.-12:55x. 1:05, 3:501, 3:17.
Mix, 5:35, 5:50x. 0:40. 6:602. 7:101,
:sax. 9240:. 10:20.
Sundays.
A. M.~—12:biix. 5109:, oztlx. 8:54.
10:20:, .
. P. M.~12:56x. 2:341, 2:601. 6:35.
2653:. 7:00x. 7:00, 7:521. 8:212, 0112!.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NOIWALK.
A. Ids—12:14:. 1:49, 5:15. 0:45. 7:003.
8:561. 9:031. 0:16;. tails. 9:40:.10:00.
11:00:, 11:08. / .
P. M.«-12:028. 1:10. 1:50; 2:07x.
3:30;, 8:55. 4:161, 0:32, 5203:. 6:08,
5:25. 6201:. 0:0Ix,l:0‘.'ix. 0:003. 0:80.
11:00t. 11:80. “200:.
Iondsys.
A. M.-l::0llx. 0:00. 7:30. 8:051.
0,;0ilx. 0:401. ‘
1’. M.~—~12;04. 1:023. 5:02;. 6:04,
0:013, 7:001: 8:80:, 11:00:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HA9
VIN. ‘
5
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I
A. arm-isms; plus. our. 'l'il'l.
fish 10:10:. 10:23:. 10:37:, widen.
it. ‘Mr-«imll'lx. izsu. 3:02x. mm,
0:20. 6:12. 0:011. 0:43. 7:101. 0:003.
0:183. 10:00:, iiztli. .
" Sundays.
A. li.-12:10x max.
1 :10x.10t00x. '
lie-4:101. elitist.
7:43. mi.
drill. . 7:19;.
believer re scorn. somatic
11%".4:50.7330.8l00. title. totes.
. 3 i
i’. Ids-4:131. 0:8“. 8:30.
A. hunts roll?"
r. n.-—s:ooi lilies. max.
2 .' r1 y' H ‘ A 1‘:
scorn NORWALK re elitism .
It. Mama". 0:11, and; 1mm , a
P. tar-«1:06. 0:358. 6:21am“. @310.
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