end a hosting will but id , .
y .. sfe-‘"lli.'”it1"'lidb‘lis“lh:‘h‘sf
'“ librb‘prooete court out WW ,
duvet twentieth. tron hen,
yo be restored to her former
slit
. arouse andlbrimaeld embroidery
deoorstgs arrow or ,gold-tioloted satin.
’No‘ chansons to‘ "e1 tlr'ius'of the'yellow
' sheddsfslill’lt is piedloted thet'thdy
will, be very iashlenahie resin the coni-
ing season.
ne'er-n i.
. ‘a Adludded inoompetent.
we yesrssso Mrs. Morris weeedv
”incompetent by Judge Nohbs
.nnmplelnt or b son. Louis Mor-
Horextrsvessn idess Were well
ated in the various hearings
nits/en shown that she ordered
3". lency parallels and sunshades
'od st 3100 eech. .' .. - ‘
, “Her Tvvo Conservators.
tor many hearings, Judge Nobbe
tiled two conservators or ”her.
'were Judge Elmore 8. Be he at
old In: Attorney John C...Shsw
0 .‘~ ' ‘-
p. , continued tier debt;
our. courts tor restitution
‘3“ fish ‘ but was only recently de-
jNow she brings sppiioetlon
the hearing will" he held "before
‘ vety‘ludxe who declared her in.
v '- «who lien use. \
tterrwoutd rightfully come
(0.0. Enirneld probate court.
. 00‘ Judge Elmore S.
Md .tlntt he is" disqualified from
sit through his connection so one
' ‘ he petitioner's ‘eonservntors. and
. edge Nohhs was cited in. '“
e conservators will give Mrs.
e tremendous battle, and a line
to! leading legal lights will be
led , ‘
tut—unassu-
The order or colors is reversed in e
gown that is entirely of e dsrk’coiei'
down to‘whe‘re s deep hem of I. light
shade or the some color is Vstteehed.
There is something very ohsrmins
about the deep lettings of salt velvet
with which many of the eesshore hats
are tuned. Quantities oi qvelvet have
been used tortilla purpose allzsesson,
and while it used to be strictly a: win-
ter materiel. it is so no lohsor.’ in
Perle and at the isshioneble Enropcsn
resorts one sees hets‘entlrely oi vel-
vet.
t i
,4
nouns——
The so-celied swimming suit worn
by young girls has bloomers so full
that they have the appearance of n
divided skirt.
Bits of embroidery Oriental in de‘
sign as well so coloring give n rich
touch to the gown sud suit of pongce.
, ' What is the use of having it inclnl
‘1;gorgrmgz{E’srthcz‘ffljwfg a}: message when you are in a hurry? To
tithe in over a year since the fa. sit tense and nervous through such it
‘ . , “litter? one. 0! Attorney Daniel‘ treatment is like not having the treat.
I 01100". ”0" ”I Washington. "in ment at all. What you Want to do is to
wzggxrsfi’fe:335:0?"3‘Cmneld I roles, every nerve and muscle. so that
”a?” & Pullman. oi Bridgeport. will when you rise from the chsir you are
dirtiest (er Mrs. Morris and 3 bottle“ rested in body and mind.
Which will extend over numerous ses-
llillns oi‘ the court is anticipated.
, 1 Estate All Tangled Up.
Mrs. Morris recently claimed in e
hi w York court that she was almost
out funds. that her money was all
inhaled up by her conservators so she
d not get hold of it.
:«Mrs.Morrls has not resided in Fair-
“#3 tor some time. her present resl~
06.09 hglng at s New York hotel. She
Morita s terse portion of the 07.-
000.000 estate left her by her aunt.
heirs. Anne t'lnenney. oi Brooklyn.
-—-——..
Lilli tum
rmsrlmmunm in.
volv. ll! . "
m
Some time use i was naked whut
would remove scorch irom wash in
brics. and have been told that peroxide
of hydrogen will do it.
w..-
An opportunity was given me the
other morning to see the new blankets
of finest fleece thut ere beginning to
tome into the storeroonis ready icr
winter selling, and it seems no if they
Were the finest and handsolucsi ever
produced. A soil green is one oi the
colors in which they are bound.
When you thread it needle you hold
it against it dark surface; it you will
bold line crochetlns. letting. etc.
nsslnst such surface. your work will
show up much more pininly. 'i‘o lay
a dark t‘lolll in the lap in n elmple way
to secure such it background.
Wiping the hands in oatmeal is as
good for them as washing with bsss
oi oatmeal. Tulle up the water on the
bends utter they nre wanhed Just as
you would dry the diamonds that you
have been weebing in sawdust.
.m
“nithionnpon'r, Aug. 8.-~'I‘he estate
signs: metric women. the late (lor-
IdltrD. flours. is lnzs fair way to be
:vidttled. In Probate court today was
erled notice of a hearing on n petition
"yfeompromise. relntlng the. suits to
break Mrs. Rogere' will, which have
' Hal“ iii the courts for some years.
« .lkmiiel T. Rogers. the husband is
Allowed $25,000 and 82,000 for iesul cs-
poms.
'11) consideration oi these sums he
{grass to withdrew his two suits. One
ids suit to have hlniseli declared sin-
tittory trustee oi the estate. The 0th,
or is to recover money of the estate
~ on deposit in New York banks, which
he alloyed was his money.
To Attorney (3. D. Wstrous. trustee
Mills children of Rachel h it. Dursy,
New Haven. 11 sister or Mrs. Ropers,
ll allowed $0.000. ‘
The other parties to the ssreeinen
VIN the executors oi the will. '
t The wsy is now said to be paved to
ollsr up all litigation and settle the
sitate. amounting to silence about
. . it-thirds of which wt to to hill-ism
. s’ I. Perkins. of New York. the only
‘“ ,. duster oi the issutris.
3 other clensss in the will wss
testing s sum of money to rein
z county purposes, it the authori-
. should succeed in hsvln s cer-
. New York stste lsw. re atios‘to
» liens. declared unconstitutionsl.
executors Mousht‘en when to ob.
a definition or the tonnage “coun-
mses" whiehéis yet ' sins. '
rs. lionsrsinvestsd in ink liens on
[York state proporty. snd a law
. which leads this property
loss injhsr bends. libs curried
Vie sd or this law beyond the
a.
You put s cork on the point of your
desk spindle to keep the papers from
blowing on and also to prevent any
one getting hurt on it. tied it occur
red to thus protect the point oi your
sharp scissors?
When the sun is bright and hot one
is very apt to deepen the wringies and
sounds about the iorehead unless pains
is taken to relax the face when out of
doors. Regular masssxe will at-
so help to smooth them out-«if not su-
tirely, certainly keep them from deep
oiling.
The hat without any lritnlox. say
one of the large sailors, is the idssl
list over which to drape one oi the not
veils with embroidered eds».
Msoy s. girl possesses a dainty dress
of foulard. or perhaps lawn. thsi seems
to be chnrsoter and not at. all in
raven, if she w ll sdd s tasty touch
or blsek velvet ribbon. the dbanees are
it will take on so sitesethsr diusrent
look and s pleasing one.
. Vogue thus describes so original
yachting costume iusds oi oosrse seru-
colored drilllnswrsaliy awning cloth.
The extremely short shirt has a sored
trout breadth tame a wide hospisli:
the back is s in similar lesb-
ion: the side hresdtlis. laid in three
Wide. list putts. statewide handed with
a strip of drill old blue noted on either
llde‘ with tiny sore lInes. rill- trilo-
inlu is taken from striped awning
sloth. This headdrut tone of doll old
unlinedhost‘: it sinus a list “narrow
collar. suns". cults, end a loose belt
ironed through sinus of the plain
cloth. liar “satinkulsher” hat of line
black straw hsd no trimming except
the bison velvet iseinathst turned up
ml the edge .
. Dcssslensllr. one sees a bend of hit
thesis have £th ”fillings €030 tun
‘ Mil ‘ ‘ s it srs s:
"Q ih‘tlle somblosln it the desired
fleet silent instssd or wearing it
beltisgnssdlass lesser thstvsnsh
i
blue mess themrss of the hsitvlons. i
i. Nisssrs traits.
.4 ,' ‘Iheliwesiron fidhdlowoiioanbury. .
his completed iii-room J 7
.‘ li‘sh a branch "tertiary-til cenedsvstid '
trillie in chnads s tow dsys .eso Ed—
'dhrd von‘ 0st, president urns doiné
:pfdny. securt'd s." lender the Roller:
hasrinss pis’pt opposite the Miehlssn
diluent rsiltvey attrition" in Messrs
mils. Ont, which will be equipped int- 9
ultimately for list menulsoturins‘pun
poses. Msehin‘ery is 'now both; pro»
pared ior shipment from Dsnbury to
. the Messrs Foils isotorv.
Mr. yon (lei said Thursday that the
.Gsnsdlsn (salary was being establish
to compete open more nearly even
tertns with European manufacturers
whose products are sdtnited to Csns~
do under the low preferential ter-
lif oi that country. The Hewesvon
Gel Co. has a large Canadian business
and the thirty-live per cent. duty
which _ the (Dunedin: government
charges upon manufactured lists go-
ing into Canada puts the United
States product at n greet disadvantage
in its competition with Epsilon-made
hats. ‘
Another object that the il’awes, von
Gal. Co. has in establishing e branch
istcory in Canada is the extension or
its trade in Australia and other dis«
taut English territory, to which the
product of tie (Tertndlnn factory. as
goods liltilllll'm‘till‘etl upon English
soil. will be admitted free of duty.
The duty upon but trimmings lin
ported into this country from England
is fifty-live per cent. in (Estrada. the
iiewou. von (int Co. will save this duty
which will make no important item in
connection with the company‘s compel
tiiion with Enuiiuhtnisde huts.
The tnriory in Mortars li‘nlls will be
in operation nboui September i. Ed
wnrd vou (lei said Thursday that the
establishment of a ("dilution rectory
wen oniwrlcd to have little eIit-ct. upon
the business of the company in lieu-
bury. ’l‘hc huts that lisve been mode
there for export to Csnsda will. of
course. he made in the Csnsdisn plsnt
in the tutors, but the company to melt
9nd plans tor important extension of
its American business the! are es~
ported to for more than romponsslc
tor our ions of (Janetiinn business in
the Dnnhury factory.
it is exported that at number of
Dnnburi- batters will [a to Nlaknrn
l-‘nlls this fall to operate the new file»
tory.
’l‘hd Ninxnrn Frills Record says of
the establishment of the (artery there:
'The "ewes. voo Gal Co. will shortly
'tutttlilisb n Canadian branch here. This
in one oi the inmost est msnuinctur
ms in the l’nllcd States. Edward volt
(lltl, prosidl‘nt of tilt. company. wait I
tum of the city yesterday and before
tom-ink strapped for the iesso oi lhr
llcudi-rson Roller Bearers building on
the corner of Clliton avenue and
Queen street, now owned by ilr. 8. E
(limiter.
'flsr. von (lsl. sccnninanled by his
dnuxhior, Miss Marjorie von (int. tir-
rlvrd from Hamilton on Tuesday even-
im: and look simrtmenls til the (.‘lilion
hotel. The gentlemen was met by
ills Worship Mayor 0. E. Home. sud
others, and s motorenre was held ni
ihc Clifton lasting until nenr midnight.
ill-lore leaving Mr. you list snsttred the
sentiomon that he would lorstu his
i‘ntiediun plant In this city otter cor.
into details but been arranged. .
"The his hat manufacturer units no
bonus or concessions from the city, ex-
cept any live, financial. strong concord
like his should be accorded for iocnt~
ins hero.
”The saute gentlemen who attended
the conference met Mr. you Gel and
Miss on Gal yesterday and n tour oi
the city and the points of interest was
made in Dr. lloiiiier's touring car. \'is
its were made to power plums and sev-
eral local lnduutrleu where the visitor
inquired Into lornl renditions. Hill in-
Ivoutiautionu more more than satiety»
us.
"Mr. von Gui wss assured by Mayor
Dorss that he would be accorded every
concession consistent with the hunt
ness policy of the municipality. iiv
will be given it iised ssseeuiucni. low
power rates and water rates,
"Mr. von Gui stated in an interview
with a Record representative that he
would employ at the start between too
Mid 120 hands and that all his labor is
skilled. Home seventy per cent. or this
number will be male employees and the
balance female. in order to operate
the factory successfully it will be nor»
essary for him to import his own altlli‘
ed employees from his American leo-
tory until the (isnndian help are tsuslit
the work of the factory. All hill em-
ployees receive a lush were scale. He
expects to transform the vsesnt fast
tcry bulldlns into a busy beehive oi
industry before the llrst of December.
bills at the start. will the outset he will
also ulsintslu 'l‘oronio ssies olilcesu
“The iinwes. you 0st (30.. which
makes the HIWM bet and other outta!-
y us well known in Canada and the
United status. has its lnotory at nan-
bury, Conn. and maintains onions in
New York sud other let-3e cell urs.
’i‘hls company employs over 000 . ., do,
end does at business at 3 million drill
bus at year. it is one oi the stmnsesi
and most progressive in the United
States. its consoles business has-lie
crossed rspidly and has reached those
pmportlonht where a Csnsdien letter!
was inventive." .
jail s? ”WW-min. ~ 1
ru'gv RAVI Axilfi’tml'm possess
tests Kidney . to its timbre
7: seen. sequestration ' v at
tangent? the result is liable. m ,
‘ m ‘
= Mr: turn out.
. . * e ' a as
w
.- "I'M“ an idssi isttrie tor the sill
nine“ “ ‘ rtltst items. ' risiilte to;
West!» ileum soar:1 ‘laltss‘
list in cases or kidney and bladder silt
merits. tire. Itoss Glaser. 'i‘errs lieu“.
ind. tslltt the result in her case "Ala
ist- stuttering tor many you: roll a
serious dose , kidney,
dine id . ‘-_ thong ill
stilliyosstshn “’
ed for tile purpose‘or enabling the .
company to handle to better sdvsntazo‘
its large and constantly growing Cans-y
disn business and to moire it possible.
tile will make soil tell sud herd crown ‘I‘h
lsssd on itvldensswsi ‘
“a. . f‘. ‘ I‘ll; ‘
draist‘ul the . tit-—
How week i polls were made
flungrr- ‘ . ' .
:w it kidneys made well—-
« urinary disorders consoled.
laoulh Norwsllt people slid their tes-
" file; slsdly‘ prided dean‘s Kidney
’ . . a.“
or quick relief and isstins euros.
lill‘outh Not-walk evidence is now com-
9 e e.
y ' South NorWnlk testimony is confirm.
ed: ' ,
Reports oi esrly relief substantiat-
Cures doubly proved by test at time.
Let is South Norwslk citlseu spook.
‘ Mrs. I. Jones, ii Hawkins Av...
South Norwslit. Conn, says: "'lthe
euro which Dean’s Kidney Pills client»
60 in thy case over two years also has.
i eat sled to ssy. been permanent. At
one time i was suddenly taken ill and
could seamly'movo on account of the
severe sins across the smell of my
tech. (‘1 stooped. s sudden twists
darted through my kidneys and for
several second. i hsrdiy dared to
breathe. Spells of dissiness and pains
in the heck and top or my head were
also common. The contents of one box
or [Josh's Kidney Pills. procured st
Mrs. Pleisted‘s Drug, Stare. removed
these disagreeable symptoms of ltid-
ney trouble and my health is now
much better. Dean's Kidney Pills oer-
teinly lived up to etho claims made for
them in my ones."
For sele by ell: dcniers. Price 50
cents. » Foster-Mllburn Co. Budslo.
New York. sole Agents for the United
States.
Reinelnbcr the name—«Dow'swend
inks no other.
1‘
W . i~~aw-N>u*
sentuo‘okts'eme MEETiNG.
This camp lllt‘t‘PIlhg opens on Sunday.
August 7th. and will continue till the
fllsl. and possibly :1 wool: longer. A
erest many improvements have been
made tor this year. Elem-it: light hue
been instellod. A new sounding bonrd
has been built over the platform.
lhcrcby looking it roster to hear the
dinning and preaching.
The flurinpdsle trolley rsr woe
within three minutes‘ walk oi the
wounds: transfer nt .Ailanilo Square.
Sinuiford. The .chi- i‘snasn branch oi
the blow York. New Haven end ileri»
ford shroud hair it stsclon quite close
in the grounds.
fl‘ho prtlllldt‘ni, tier, William mock-
eurirlkc, will be in rharse of all filth
\lt‘os. Elbert It}. (lulu, Stamford. will
no in «horse of the music.
Ht‘l‘tlt‘t'fl will be held M follows: (in:
Sundays. at illzhu n, b. 3 p. muted
7:30 p. in. Week blunts ttlsturdnys
nsroplcdt. at 7:65. p. in,
The mesons-mil}; the opening day
will be: timid .. Rev. Win. Brock»
onridxn; nt 3*]? It) and 7:30 p to, Rev.
.l. A. “'urttyllrrtitkll‘n. N. Y. The speak-
on for tile l‘osl of the week include
Miss Florenci- iioo. monitor‘s Rev, W.
H. licndrlr'ksnn. Brooklyn, 30'. Y.; Rev.
Warren 1;. ltoeers. Sound invert).
On Tuesday. August ldih. there will
be u great song service. this will he
no entirely new nature for this camp
and north! to n no lulnrtistlli‘k ninht
for all. 4:
Address rill rantmunlcsilnns to the
president. ‘
DIAQOLUTION CERTlFiCATSS.
Hail Mosor Company incorporated at
Bridgdpflt.
The I-Elsslru “outlierturinn (‘nml
belly of Iinrllurii has died a rcrtiiicslo
of dissolution in tho oliico oi the More
tary oi the state. The business end -
imils Wt'n‘ Hold to William H. Sterl-
ing. oi‘ New York. who lulled bolero be
had made a mandated payment. The
company. therefore. has no «sets. and
bus tow debtors outside the stockhold-
ers. , p
The Hell um'or Company has Peon
incorporated at Bridgeport by . ii.
Holt. 0, titl’lstt slid ti. titanic-y Heft.
all of l’li'illltepori. 'I‘Ilo ”Olilll'llmll Ill!
authorised capital stock oi 050.000.
dlvi ed into {.00 common shares» oi
H0 each. The sun! with which ‘le
mmpuny is to bouln business is
"0.000.
The H. M. heron enumeration of
Norwich hits been dissolved liter hav~
not psid ell ilw claims presented end
built] distributed to III ”Whitman
in the sslisluriion oi all parties not»
corned. esrh shareholder having an
mired bin proportion of the assets for
rseh entire or stock owned by him.
HAWTHORNE litiN RAID HIARlNO
iN WEOTPOIT. .
' W ,
Due to com in Justles leech
Wakemsn's court Today.
The hearing on the “If“. the mid
on the tiswthomo ind st Mum!"
last Builder night. will be held In Jus-
tice Bacon Weltetnsn'sn court tori".
. e case but came up More Judge
Purity, of whethert. w ea bail wss
liked for the «entitled. and later. on
Thunder inorninp. Justice Waterman
held a uretlminliry hearted. but us the
evidence with not in them to be sub-
mitted the iurthor postponement was
necessary. ‘
Dsie tlves Illsy.
The hearing gill be an interesting
one. in all nmhithlilty; and will sh
trim a lot-us nuiitbdi' at people tron
he neighboring town. *Oolns good do-
teeilve work needless dose-insomnia:
evidence in this out and ii is especi-
ed that much snide. him in [a
ti o. from certain .stsll'lflllttts.
a s _ , - . 7
ties” hm: workodttir‘th‘eir Hort first:
sure this conviction.
mm s.
“ 07, ILL. If“. . y N
xs-vtvtttrwl
Andy. ,lll' lip. Muses.
its ireight o . ipment randy tor the
autumn in ertleipution oi it very,
heavy buslnfs. There are many
freight new the various shops of
the company} being overhsuled. end
arrived hefor
in; sets in. l
Notwithstanding the unluvorsble
crop reports which have been sent
out item the .to time, there is still
evidence that the season‘s crops will
he honey. W lie the New Haven reli-
rolld does not. move as much groin its
some at the delete roads. the com-
psny's cars rs’nsport a considerable
amount for consumption in New
illusiond. us .well as for shipment
from noetoulto Europe..nnd a large
yield will nariirnlly increase its grain
tonnnso. .
With satisfactory crops, other
freight tonnspe should be heavy.
particularly [in the line of dressed
mouth. Consequently the railroad ls
making nipple preparations to haul
the weniern‘ products that are do-
lirered to tit- system for transporte-
tlon into Ne. England. At present
the freight traffic is keeping up very
well. and, i
good some uslncsiu but the early
talk months I doubtless bring up
the slander oi business consider-
uhiy, so the all or the irelkht ehulp~
limit will required.
While it has been the accepted on
demanding) that the New tinven
railroad syntetn would ultimately be
on an ulcer cal basin. yet the corn-
unny hue hill let. its motive power in
steam locomotives run down. This
equipment i‘eu born lit-pi up to the
highest standard and the weight of
the cudlnesl hits been ronntnntly lu-
crensed. to keep mm with“ the heavier
truths. it true slated yesterday that
the freight locomotives now in mm-
iuiesimi would llt." ample for moving
the heavy ‘titunin tonnage that was
bound to cone to this rsllrond tire»
loin.
the heavy fell freight.
out... ”We. .._.....
Ila-UNION OF FIFVH CONNECTi-
‘ OUT.
The iorlyvfonrth annual reunion at
the Fifth detriment. Connecticut Vet
unicorn. will be held at Hotel 8on-
riow. Snvlil linrk. August ll and ll.
The reunion will open with u camp
tire Mondny evening August 8. iii
which clue el w. w. Packer will prob-
ably be the presiding bitter-r. Tuesday
mornlnit til it ti'vlocli the business
meeting w ii in held, when ofilcers
will be clouded nod nrrsnaemdnte made
for observing the diiieth sunlvorml‘
or the dcpfirtuicut oi the regiment for
the tin-ct o \I‘lll’, A shore. dinner will
be served lit l o‘clock. (forbrisdes and
lrlends n reoriented to notily either
.i. Alwo Hunter, llrsnlord. or
Thomas . nonetlict. Ho. is Ben
street. No. Huron. whether they will
take dinne with the regiment. Timon
desiring h tel accommodation: should
apply in e‘dvnurc to George hi. t‘nm-
cron. lioidl Sen View, West ilsvcn,
Conn. “
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the Pitts
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lei sum June 5. mo.
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sour» 'uoswcli: so new MA-
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. “Infill“. also.
id’l.
Ineswsttt re 5......“
issue'szttdisrnoim .
, S: “may“ .. his. tidbit“.
, I!
The New it you rsilrdsdis settles “
quite a [wildly oi new csrs will‘hsve“
feet. there has been n‘
. ' JULY Minoan.
The record o! commercial failures
,& 00.. mnkes inrser totals in both
number and liabilities than in 1900, al-
‘thooth somewhat less than in 1008.
I There were 1.141 foiluree on camper.
. ed with 1,106 in July 1009, 1.232 in 1998
.nnd 177 in 1907. and total liabilities
for the moneh were $13,790,753, coni-
pering with $9,527,803 in 1900 and iii,-
222,.120 in tees.
Altogether the inilure exhibit of July
reflects to a certain extent the reed»
inelments and uncertainties from
which business has recently suffered.
but while the exhibit shows this it does
not disclose any serious or necessarily
= pemsnent' depression.
July wss a month at much uneasi-
nessl'es respects the crops. regarding
which the situation has improved.
Foulsrd “increasing in popularity
daily ass trimming tor gowns, suits.
bathing its, etc.
humour.
InSurance
We can insure yetir Automobile against
FIRE anywhere. BEST RATES. Con.
suit us for RATES oi Auto LIABILITY
insurance. ‘
Fire, Lite. Accident and Liability
; insurance
Rents. Steamship Tickets, Real Estate
I. M. Layton 81 Co.
5 Railroad Ave” South Norwsik
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; new. mien“
-Funersl Director and Ernhslmer
its North Main semi, lentil Nor-walk.
Realism. 0 Washington ltroat.
Telephone at elites. W2.
Telephone st house. 60!.
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‘KEEP YOUR FEET COOL THESE
HOT DAV WITH THE
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Oxford
Ten. Gun Metall’stent Colt
$3 50 - $4
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Bathing Shoes
Tennis Shoes
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“WEAR IHOE. THAT FIT"
Two Stores.
Norwslk 80. Norwnlk
WHEN A HOT SPELL COMES
RANGES
will be in great demand. so it you
went to be ready for the
heat, order your Gas
Range today
on may” rdvueurs tit
“ will???
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‘doring July, eslreported to R. G. Don ‘
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‘ Aug. 4‘. 5. 6'
Ed Jordantz Co.
Comedy Sloth
“Toni, at: up: Opt”
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6 so..." Stka 6
! Kills
l Carola Day
The Girl that on
:Sing 'Seme and (Dante
Some More
ALSO NEW Mm" PICTURE.
HAZE“; DAILY AT 2 P. M.
EVENING. 2 complete allows, AT 7
AND 0,0’CLOCK.
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‘CHANGE OF VAUDEVILLE MON:
{DAY AND THURSDAY. MOTION
PICTURES DAILY
, PRICES:
Matinee ..... ....... 5 and 10°
Evening 010 and 150
Box fiesta ............. ..25o
Jewett Piano. by Steiner-t A Bone A
00.. Used Exclusively
BASEBALL
AMUSEMENT PARK
MEADOW eraser.
SATURDAY, AUG. 6th
MILroRDs
NORWALKS
3:80 P. M.
_—.———.
ADMISSION. . - 25 CENTS
BOYS UNDER 12 YEARS. 10 CENT!
Grand Stand Free to Ladies.
Excursions to Huntington and
Valley Grove
SUMMER TIM! TABLE
0n and After MONDAY. JUN! 20. 1010
The New and Commodious
Steamer Huntington
Capt. WM. 6. Young
Will run as ioilows‘:
Leave Huntl for Nomalk Mow
days and Fri ya at 0:45 a. rib. and
2:28 p. m. *
Leave Norwalk ior Remington, Mon-
days and Fridays at 8:40 a. on. and
8:80 p. m.
Ixcuesiou TICKITI. 50o.
diNGLI PARS. 009.
Children to la yssrs. Excursion 35°:
Olnpis are no.
Parties oi ten or more can make a ar-
rangements with the Csptsin to stop
at Valley time
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The Recreation Tours
OIAION 1010
link island. 010.00 and snowed»
trips, Estonia’s. August in. to. 30.
White Mountains, ”twin-tie): trips.
Monday, August iii. 29.
Isrtltidie. from New York, "omit-d“
' ‘30?’MMtMan, August 27. dented»
r ,
one Ihntmit. nun. serum” trips. ,
. August ll, 22. ‘ ‘ ,
T“ Mantis. ”timothy trip.
Royal
' . A t ill.
:31; “0’9ng oussrid lslsnds. St.
Lawrence litre . Montrosl. Lakes
compensations? and Eat".
nonsense-«vino: may. its-1
. ,AU‘l'lJtdliAL T003 7
White Mountains. was r trips.
durum" .... no: “
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3:." tarts. '
Ni ra ls. Thousand islands
* film-Her My. minim
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