13000?“
‘ kllli'tloa Won to all‘
prescription work.
. Chairs liar our trolley
come in and wait. for or car. .
BRIDGE P CY "
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Mrs. Fellows of Boston. is a guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ainswortb. of
East avenue.
Miss Hattie 8. Eden of Cottage
street was a visitor with friends in
New llaven yesterday.
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Franklin“. sounder at the Cree-
cent Laundry. and his family have
moved from South Norwalk to 65 Row-
an street; ‘ .
m
Mrs. ilarry Ainsworth and son Leon-
srd..~ of East avenue. have returned
home from a three weeks visit with
Mrs. Ainsworth's mother, Mrs. Gebbie'.
in New Haven.
The local young men who are memv
hers of the Sixth Company, Coast. Ar,-
tlllery, ln~camp at Niantic. are sending
. home souvenir v09t Gorda- The report!
are also to the effect that fine weather
is being enjoyed.
Oyster Shell Point was one of the
popular places for the bathers yester-
day. a large number of people going
overboard there at high tide. lilacs
there has been some talk about the
contamination from sewage.
George Washbutyn who used to paint
pictures about if. E Gorham a store in
First stIeet. was a visitor in town this
morning for the first time in a long
while George reports that ol late he
has been very busy in Bungatuck,
which is his home.
it is announced that the annual pic-
nic of the East Avenue Methodist
Church Sunday school will be held on
Wednesday. August 19th and not on
the first Wednesday of the month, as
stated Saturday The picnic will be
held at Oakland Beach.
Several times recently a sign at the
.idkhthouee Mission on the Washing
ton street bridge has caused-consider
able. comment. The sign in question
was out yesterday attain. inviting ev-
erybody to attend inst night's service.
"Come.' it pieud‘a drunk or sober."
William ii. Baker manager of the
Peace Piano (ompany in this vicinity.
had as his guests Saturday. (leorgo
Stanfield secretary and J. 1). Unlimited»
erni manager of the company. The
three want flailing and finished the day
with a shore dinner at John E O'tini
Iivan’s Dorlon lioIIso._
Yesterday was visitors' day at the
Calf Pasture tented oily 1pc camp
crs. who are probably in excess of 100
people. entertained a large number of
friends during the day The guests
could appreciate the admittance of the
shore in extremely hot heather yester-
day botter. probably. than any previ—
one day this summer. it was cool all
day at the beach.
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tine liast Norwaik resident made a
\igotous protest today to the bluntin-
ol against all ileIn appearing in Hill
column Saturdav in uhlth it was std»
ted that the smoke from a certain as.
tabllshment has ceased. much to the
relief of people living in the, vicinity. it
is maintained that the smoke is just as
bad or Worse than over and in very de-
trimental to some sick people.
While Jules Biydenhurg and Ralph
llibbio wmo oui fOI a sail yesterday af-
teinoon in the former’s Stool the lit
iio craft was hit by a gust of wind and'
overturned. sending both younp. men
owl-board into the harbor. They did
not uppcur to mind the oxpcIicnre. on
tho (unitary accruing to enjoy
Launches put out to their rescue and
William Wicks lowed the 8000i
ashore.
Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts. of East
Norwalk him» as guests Mrs Robert's
father. John lung and and her brother
liar-man Lillg and the latter‘ a wife and
young eon. all of Broklyu New York.
The Edit Norwalk Fire Police will
have a monthly meeting next Monday
night and at that time arrangements
will be made for the compauyo annual
clamhake. td be hold some tinio during
August in Bonannon's woods. The Fire
Police ch wder parties were given up
on accounllwdll Who! attendance but it
is expected there will be no onthusi
sum wanting for the bake.
o—ufih—dflfi-IO
The scale It the East Norwaiit
Yacht Clad was quite a any one you.
terdsy and during the morning. espo~
ulstiy there wero malty Vllillortt at the
club. The modibors of the organise.-
lion wore awa of the fact that if
there was any rule it could be so-
curod at the club if they did not can
to go out on the water. and in cease~
queues the roar porch was a popuiir
spot. People all “till the shore for“
far better yodtordo than those who’wi
were further lniah Al the water
there warns coo broose throughout
the day. than ht ; latter is declared
to have been 5 _ _
One of the oil It as of conversa-
iion about VIII” t street for soy.
oral days has been the sidewalk earth
geisha it is aldo
$1!th thot
airfare for
iiltof the «soon. a '
that there will , .
in prove" of.
in. in
“Mt it tho
rot . _
ill. com ‘ fiend
puts...
51$” a
:lieiuu‘ built;
Mrs. W. A. Bushman. who was tak-
3n suddenly in not Monday. continues
boulthe haste. ‘
"Mr. and Mrs. John 'i‘ieliout. of (lud-
ilpp street, are entertaining relatives
from New York
‘ ”poo w. scucuor. of [arson
stream t Saturday and Sunday at
his former home in iiuutinxtou. N. Y.
W. E. Cushman. of New York, spent
8a order and Sunday at the home of
hi parents. Mr and hips w. A. Cush-
map, Logan street.
Mrs. Eleanor E. Glohurn, who has
been spending a. two weeks’ vacation
to her home in Brooklyn.
Frank DeWaters. who is employed
as bookkeeper for Herbert Carr. in
East Norwalk. commenced a two
week: vacation today llerman Fol
sing will act as his substitute during
this time
Mrs. 8.1.. Rowland of Crockett
street. has the following guests for
the week: bliss Violet M Stover. Ar-
lington. N. .i.: Mrs. Ed. Seaman and
srdnddaughter. ivaneil Bralnerd. lies-
tor M. Gaynor all of Nyack. N. Y:
Mrs W. Ford. New York city; Robert
Halfpenny. Brooklyn. N.Y
The annual picnic of the Rowsyton
Baptist Sunday school will be held
next Tuesday. Augustin at the Reach
Two opedal trolley cars will leave the
Howayton switch at 8 a m sharp
There will be no charge for children
twelve years old and under. and the
price of tickets for those more than
twelve years of one. will be announced
ater.
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The chairman of the entertainment
committee of the flow nylon Free
Library Association has called a
mention of the committee appointed to
solicit fundI for the library to be hold
at the home of Miss Mary F. itacltloy.
on Friday evening. June 29. at 5
o'clock. Will all miicitors have their
work completed by that date, and hand
in iheir‘amounts M ihiso meeting?
Will all nervous who wore not at.
home when the solicitors called, kind-
ly leave their subscription» with the
librarian or send the amount to the
solicitor of their IllslIltt? Sinct no
fair and no winter course of entertain-
ments were. held this yvar the «no
elation hopes that the. amount mined
by subscription will be sufficient to
support the library during the touring
year
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Miss .lcunic Fairbanks. the stone
grapher at Walsh ll Wright's law ofv
lice. in Greenwich. is spending a vaca~
tion of two tracks at her home in Da-
riou and vicinity. ;
We Have Everything
for the fruit canning season. Ma-
m'l'eiephone. Double Safety
and Economy Fruit Jars. Jelly
GlaIIoI, Jar Rubbers. Jar Tops
and Parafiine. Your chatce of one
extra dozen 'ar rubbers or one
cake of para no free with each
dozen jars brought during week
endlnt July 23 only.
Schlic‘htiug Bros. 8: Co.
Obi-nor Railroad Ave. and Main It.
Dorian
Select Groceries. flay. Grain. Flour
and Food. Hardin". hints. Glass. otc.
- ill Billiii
The H. Wales Lines (10.. of Meridcn.
has the contract for building a line
569. 000 rolidence on ()cnoko avenue
{or Dr. J. W. urbane. 'ihe architects
are Ewi A Chappeil of New York
tom com blocks and ulnccoed. it
will have a slate roof and all modern
in; ration“ including
ii; to. fulfill I and fireplaces
ooh-contract. have not been let.
m dooidodv Io Yet.
Ilflll ill llll Sliilllllli
who 00%
iii, has rottirhed
aim“. has been spending the
week It the tiiyarchmoni. Yacht club.
with hiohoit
nuns-«w»
sauna,
slay Iii summer
aloft and finish of the
inland endurance race.
term-Don
oral dim
”‘3
oidewalko. r‘.
”stroll“. talk of
hqo _ Xwalkdnalii
to» has
soiling.
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all they are all to be of cone to; The. baht thi or ten «to t. A: new
he will wattahyelethe 1&3}: 5wli be field M5; 5
he“ dines of?!"
so hindh are 22
with Mrs. H. L. Rowland, has returned‘
will build fix will be about iiilixbtl. of
electric
The
The
boating will he lot by the owner and
the root of the subcontracts by the
[AMI Co. The kind of boating has not
Hammiit Norton. of Hickory Bluff.
been a visitor at Larchmont.
. .Wiiiillll'l- MeHugh. of South Main
until
‘ Tito humus Club. the members of
which m'dhmpiltg near the Knob. are
Idol; I fine time that they eat
mm tho local swimming outline.
ism woauio New York yesterdILto
t-
5 of those enjoyable dais
t the Knob Saturda ev-
ltd landed stilts knoll
boat that lie won ”if
t on Saturday, about
r twenty-thrive holii‘I .
usual turmoil-lE and ”cog
in?» schools. of nonhuryyplvili
l.»
0 roe Chadd out" it sound
ugh... past film at the whirlpool
LYN“ Club. The Week was race
with, and Mr. Oboddertoa mode sood “
in the races with his trip: little yacht _
5 Osprey.
My and Mrs: hamuel Twrdy
Minolta doD.'l‘w “the” mobile it?1
seem but?” soon to Balls
iloiaad. w are i my will spend the re-
multidis- of the summer. at their cot-
tage. "Harbor View.”
'A number of young men of the Knob
are anticipating entering the canoe ra~
can at the Country Club on Baturdiiy.
.Tbey are hard at work limbering up
i with the paddle and it is expected that
they will make a good showing. ‘
captain Victor w. son. had i card
of New York newspaper men out for
a sail on the launch Alfarat'o yesterday.
The trip was a very pleasant one. Can.
this Ferris having the boat stocked
with good things dad proving an ad
tunable host.
«Hand tonight, Roton‘ Point.
The. [like or Hackenoack. N. d.. and
Engiewood N. .i.. are to have a Joint
achIrsten to Baton Point. on Thursday.In
July 28. it is expecthd that delegation
from Dnnbury, firidxeport. south Nor-
walk Stamford d other Connecticut
fillies will ii‘o there to help make thihss
ve 2/.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrd'd Bodw'ell. of
South Norwalk. committed the on
green Club on Friday. They took the
members for a sell in Mr Bodwell‘l
launch had lunch on the boat. After
this they stopped at the Knob and
joined in the merrimont of the infor-
mal dance than in progress. They foi~
lowed this by a moonlight sail and re
turucd to their homes in the into even
lug.
residents of Harbor
View [leach colored a moonliaht
launch ride Saturday night. The
launches used were Mr. Road‘s and Mr.
ilydo‘s. The party. which was cone
pound of twenty-three people. left the
beach at 8:19 p. m. and sailed to Belle
island. then to Calf Posture. where
both hosts anchored. Refreshments
wrrr- thcu served and the party return-
ed at 11:30 p, to.
Some of the.
The largest lumber of people that
have visited (tempo ilcsch this Ica-
son were there: yesterday. The beach
was dotted with the numerous young
people who had “one there to enjoy
a swim and the spectators were many
The Helccivnon. of Weslport. have at
last complied with the demand of the
(‘ompo swimmoragand a now bathina
float made its appearance yesterday. it
is one of the famous pontoon affairs
and served its purpose well.
A delegation of members of the New
England Order of Protection held a
field day and picnic at Koton Point 8st
urday. About thirty members of Siam-
ford lodge and twenty-five of P. t'.
immshury Lodge, of South Norwalk.
were in the party and had a lino timc
Quoits wore play.cd and a (it‘lli‘lmin
picnic dinner was served on the tables
in the grove. The attractions at the
Point were elaborately patrouived and
all carved that the affair was a aucreos,
mu-«h‘-- -
SMALL IOY LOST
Given a Rldo by “Friends." Who Afterw
ward Deserted Him.
This morning Alexander limbo. of
Mervin street. turned over to Officer
llryan Silk a little fellow about le‘h'fl
years of age who was completely lost.
The boy. whose name is Willie Fay.
hails from Terryho. N. i'. and had
come to South Not-walk without money
or friends.
He told his story In an innocent and
sad way. lie had gone out for a ride
with two evidently unflatei’ul friends
on Saturday. who told him that they
would take him home min. They
dropped him somewhere and he walk
ed on until he found himself in Bum
Norwalk.
He slept in the areas near the ar~
mory. Mr. Smith found the lad and
gave him some breakfast. so well as
some money. Officer Silk added to
the fund and an the best way to not
the lad toward home be hailed a pass-
Ing auto and the men in the machine,
who were headed In the direction of
New York. were glad to take the little
follow with them.
I
LIONIIO GUI! iN THI CIROUI
Bosnia and Tessie, the famous (iv-
man lioness twin cubs. arrived from
Germany recently and joined the
Adam Porepauuh and Balls Brothers”
his united shows and are now dead
oiled in a brand now can. whore they
will hold daily public receptions in
Booth Norwalk. next Thursday
Tho sisters were mgreatly rationed”
after their long scam: to crawl. but
‘aftsra about on foot the twins
made friends all around was the clip
or animals. and examined their Idré
rounding: wi
the dowapur Woo Ippoihtodw‘
ohapcrun of the whether-s. and the
colonic cordialo woo I established
throu h rah" justly famed diplomacy.
The tilt: and Balls brothers
circus formula are of the vary it
out close this your. 'i‘ho homo a
the finest ovo’r carried one o «M
out; elephants the lamest:
the boot trained; Itcrohlta the moot
supple; derlallst's the most daring:
riders than)
ory failure
could he thoroll iiiurlipo‘.
fluporiallvos are also»
describe the bountiful
About. 10 a. an. in which huh
Rmfito
ill .
tlhiutoi'ool. Limo. Moon. 2
enterprise. The eldwho m the to i. "
, I
l. wonderful; in fadt ov-
“iguana,“ out as lite belt that '5 m
stone by stone rick by brick. the
vultures-kaleiapho for a house
:wrocidng firm—«r6 picking the bonito
.ot the “old Grand Central station. one
'of the famous landdiarks in the United
States.
They are leavinmataudlus a frame“
of steel rods and braces. the skeleton
of a dead thing thrown away for some.
thing new. to rise in its place. greater
stud inter and grander. Even this elit-
wurk will some down piece by piece.
until three months hence i that com.
posed the old terminal. tit ash whose
doors passed most of the great non of
America for four decades, will he a
memory.
not Nearing Ground.
Fast are disintegrating the old
round toners. from which clocks told
a swirl of humanity the hour of the
day and night The wrecker-o are ma-
king Itood progress and they have rip-
mills armature/to the third door in
y places.
it is to have all the Forty-
soeond street frontage away within
two months and tbo'i'endorbilt avenue
side will be mad with rapidity after»
ward.
Most impressive of all the sights
about the old building is the disman-
tled waiting room; once so beautiful.
built at great expense only ten years
alto. dud opened to the public for
much leak than that time. it is today
as though a great bomb bad devasta~
ted the interior.
A wreck of plaster. stone and wood.
it bears no semblance to the high ceii~
inged room. through which " paasud
.housands daily.
Goaw Way into Earth.
other of the things gone. and none flu-
ally, for there will be no new train
shedm-two busy steam shovels. grunt
lag, touting. groaning with loads of
Mono and dirt. dig steadily.
Where once stood the tracks reserv-
ed for the Twentieth Century Limited
and the other aristocratic, fliers of the
system are yawning champs. ily N02
retnhcr half a more of steam shovels
will have eaten a way for the build
on of foundations.
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GARDEN CLUB KXHIIiTiON.
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”and Annual Fl°wov show of lliO‘t
Now Canaan OardOn Club.
The abroad annual flower exhibition
or the .‘ow Canaan Garden Club. Sat-
:Irday afternoon, on the [rounds of the
i‘otmiry Club was attended by scores
of the New York society people. who
are oummorina in Foirdeid county.
among them Admiral W. 8. 8rhioi‘. of
the United States Navy.
The ahow for surpassed that of the
pfoviouu your. due to the interest of
Ihc \I’il‘lllm committees. The newer
exhibition was hold on the spacious
pump which was decorated with as
puruaux making a very iwaulifui back
ground. The flowers were ariisticoltr
placed amend the port it and the names
of tho prise winners of the different
rlfltllli'l were displayed on white card-
board painted in olive green. Under
the nhady trees to the north of the
club house was thvfancy table oxldbit.
Opposite was the fruit and vekutahlo
iioplay, This exhibit was very attrao
:lvo inasmuch as the mrdonors for tho
summerlns mouth tried to out-.stridu
each other in the display of this yenr‘a
hurt-oak Under a canopy of ever-
srecno the loo committee served tea to
the vialtora.
The exhibition prolx‘rly opened at I
o'clock when the flowers and fruilo
were at the inspection of the gardeners
and other not shed guests. About 8
unlock the one iy arrived and until a
late hour a constant stream of people
viewed the iiowor show riot-lug tho
afternoon the Do bun orchestra of
five pieces rendered excellent music.
The oiiiccrs of the club this year are:
President. Atlas Allen It brings; vico‘r
president Mrs Payson Merl-tel seem
tarv. Mrs. Course 0. Franks; treason
or Mia. Mary Tamri: executive comi
mince. hire. Jameo McKernon. Afro.
Emil Kohlor. Mn 8 l) Atwatcr. Milo
Alice Tamrt and bliss Mattie bloom
or; terminal committee. Mrs. Wincbeo
tar Fitch. Mrs. Stephen Kelley. Mrs.
lira. Campbell Waters Mrs Edward.
Shedakor. Milo Davis; tea committee.
Mrs. John lrwlh. Altos need. Mrs also
Wright. rm William Cary. Mrs be
retro.“ ra. uei idoyd. Miss Illus-
acr la Whitney y.er
sleigh pol-eons Were awarded
r amoral ”I locond in the various
lanes; use so the prince which were
very costly cool a blue 0r red ribbon
inscribed wit t a name of the club.
rm sivoli to e winners.
fluent varieties of deiphiaulno”
Mrs. Grout. Mrs. L ll. lapham.
ripest blotch of sweet
limoot finch. (ginning Prolific am.
Finest collect f annuals-wit no
A lilies. Mi! fish or.
Annual Option of perennials—
"ill 0. A‘.B “if! 1.. ii. uphill.
All? $1“ Mower—Afro
“nowhiltic HDWM'QIMMI'I For“
Merrill. Mill 0. All ,
finest hon cot ofl wild flowery—-
Mrs. Winchoo filth. Mrs. iali‘ctr
m amid table dccmationw—Mis
. ill
Idry.
rs. Po
y an are?»
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Will Will” ooh!
‘ ill“? 25 Will" sari
f oil when and we
die titanium or the hose w "
cocoa and maestro carved floats.
‘Nfim Wadsworth s‘
on miles east of hose.- ca tho
. ‘Ibutherunfliiliio. lie- '1
{Illfiil till
2 ,: more,
b iy wt
, 2 vIMMIi‘i to. s "w asvowsao.
“lite pistol. and t
Out where the train shod stood-«arr -
.. E. ‘E. Comm
Wil a Crescent 'l‘orrocol
def
loot-boiling Typo lo Annmarie—Po-
.f has so riot carry Thom. '
not common amen: the people of that.
Mullah consular district.
nos:
The boot seili
lie contin-
glype in the automa-
Webley. which re-
tails for $12.19. $1998 and $20. 69. no
cordin to size. also stands well on the
marks. The most popular type of
cartridge is the smokeless. The po-
lice or Great Britain do not use either
revolvers or pistols.
'i‘rap ohootlo is not sxtehaivel
practiced in t is consular dislric
There is, however, a large amount of
bird shooting enjoyed mostly by the
upper classes. who use high priced
pool. A moderate priced single barrel
shotgun will have no chance in this
district. as only the best dotlbiebarroi
hammeriess guns are used.
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To the board of County Commission-
ers of Fairlield County:
l hereby apply for a transfer of a
license No. 92 to sell Spirituous and
intoxicating Liquors. Ale. Lager i‘loer,
Rhine Wine and Cider. tremble. 8 to
No. 10 Wood street. Town of Nor-
walk, Conn. The proposed place of
business is not located within 200 feet
in a direct line of a Church Eunice. or
Public Schoolhouse, or the premises
pertaining thereton. or any Post Office,
Public Library or Cemetery.
Dated at Eiouth Norwaik. this 25th
day of July. A. 1).. 1910.
MICHELE iA'BIlANO.
Applicant.
We. the undersigned. electors and
taxpayers. as defined by law. of the
Town of Norwalk. hereby endorse the
application of the abovle named hil-
cheio Lubrano for such license and we
do severally certify each for himself.
that We Ire taxpayers owning real es-
iato situated in said Town of Nor-
walk.
‘ Dated at South Norwnlk. this 25th
day of July, A. 1).. i910.
Joseph L. McFarland. Edward iiova
icy. larenso Flore. bklward li lies-
eom. Frederick ‘i‘yrroll.
l hereby certify that the above nun»
ed endoroerc are electors and tattoo»
cm. as defined by law. of the Town of
Norwaik.
Dated at, Norwalk. this 23th day of
Jul)‘. A. U, iiiiil.
lif‘lillilfill R. SMITH.
525 hi Town Clerk.
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Edison .
Records
For August
The Entire New
List is Now On
Sale. Come in and
Hear Them.
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F. E. Lockwood
and Company
I. WALL I11. NORWALK
“NONI.
M-
Duriug July and August
QUESTORI WILL CLOOE 0N
Saturdays at 1 pm.
EVERY OTi-ill WIIK DAY AT
YOUR ICRVICI FROM
7A. MYOI P. M.
Decorator
ill Flat! Street. Edit Norwsik
l Infill souls *
with all improvements. electric lights,n
"1‘.:‘
a coco it soon sous:
with all lrnurovsin‘on'ta. corner lot iii
afoot on Bayvlew Anglo
Consul Hooter M Byinglon. of Erie '
that. writes that the use of revoivbro is
BEGINNING To iMPHOVE.
Conditiono Alon tho Grand Trunk
Road Sal to ho iottor.
DETROIT. duly 25.2-With the move-
ment of freight trains yesterday on
the main line bemoan Port Huron
and Chicago. local ilraud Trunk itali-
wsy officials say the congested yard
conditions in Michigan are beginning
to improve. Three freight trains
reached Port Huron and Durand safe-
ly from Detroit. it is said. On both
the main and branch lines trains were
in charge of what the officials term
“new man." ‘
TELEPHONE CALL 7205. I5
(Gregory Boulevard)
EAI'I' NORWALK ‘~
m
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of
Sea Food Cooked to Order
John E. O’Suliivaa
Daily Line to N. v.
For Freight Only
On and after Tuesday. January 1.
1996.1?reighl Propellers will loo”
Pier 28. East River. New York. tidal
of Dover street). every day. (except
Sunday). at 3 p. In. Freight received
at Norwaik up to I p. In. and South
Norwalk up to 5:30 p. m
Norwaik Steamboat (.0.
Analog .i. smith. 0. c. Honor-non.
Leaaoo. General Agent.
T he. Quality
of our Materials. and
Workmanship, is
our Best Ad-
vertisement
m
5Large or Small Contratts for
Plumbiugand
Heating
Will receive the most careful attendee
Horace R. Nash
7lLIFHONl 401
North Main and West Streets.
South Norwolk
Automobile
insurance
We can insure your Automobile against
FIRE anywhere. BEST RATES. (lon-
IuIit no for RATED of Auto LIABILITY
insurance.
Fire, Life. Accident and Liability
ineuronoo
Rants. Steamship Tickets. Root lotata
J. M. Layton & Co.
I Railroad Avon South Nomlk
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When Are You Coin
to Buy a Home?
The 1. Elm. Agency
Lawrence.“"'°', is S. Main St.
Do You Know Who Has the
Finest 1.5is;t,5oi Heroes 51a Town?
smalls m so ,.
‘Ildllt for mvmom .,
. Ill!” “LL m 000i!
. Hind Crichton;
mu”... m.” m... .w t v”... .
FRANK 0A,”!!! BAD AW
s'r Lents. July seek-a proud
passenger on an in urban
turning from Grove i! r Lake Ill
after 1 o'clock this marathon
a wreck in whichltiveivfo pr it ;
insured. several ct them . 5. ‘
When the ear hsdxroach‘ - it?
Nest. about half way bstwolh tho
and the resort. someone pulled
the trolley pole and other hi it: .
crashed into it. in the dorkdoao ‘
injured all live to Cl. Mull.» “‘
lnvilntlonii have been received;
number of state officials in ~
‘ walks to ottead the reunion ;
cast of the Connecticut he i-
'clubs of 1901- 1909. at the Co ' ‘
. Silvia Rock. on August 10. This I ..
the the largest reunion ever foyi
will include the last five antelope”
. general ammbly. Judge Elilift‘llle 5.55%
Banks of Fairlield. speaker!)
house. is president of the cifib.
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MR. BYINGTON'8 BlRTHUAYo5
lion. A. H. Byin on celebrated ‘
’ V-eighty fourth anniversary of his
day Saturday afternoon, and elite
ed a family party at Doriou'o Poi
served a line shore dinner. Mr.
ingion is in excellent health at law-
lent.
Definition of Chiropractic
, Chiropractic is the Idioms o! ;
cause of the disease and the art ii;
r.
by a wrench. twist
hack. Even if done
creates pinched nerves Conduit
limbo.
Chiropractors on tho can
this disease and on. and MAM!
restored through humanism. do at
nerve systems in your body. ,.- ,5.
Nervousnesl. Rheumatism,
sis. Heart Kidney and Female
cases are given special attention: use
«Curvature of tho Igloo. Ion will
never regret [Mill Chlrlwractlo‘ o5
chemo to helD 10‘0- _
T. FRANCIS, D. C.
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beginning to rebel? lake tit
fumble
WEAR PROPER EYE GLASSES.
We grind our own lenses.
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dusting the same. Diseaseaaroj " 2'
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8 p. m. Monday and Sammy, 1 All
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