Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, August 10, 1910 · page 7

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What: Dewstsrs' is thlofltig' ii 'v‘s-
cstion from his duties at the entire of

Contractor H. V. Carr. hi Sesview ave
nue.

 

Mrs. Charles Anderson. of Lorena
street, East Norwsllt, has gone to Bris-
tol and Hartford. to join her daughter
Drama for a few. days.

 

" in the absence of Pastor Gillies on
his vacation. the weekly prayer sen
vice at the East Avenue. Methodist
Church tomorrow evening will be lead
by Charles Simona.

Reports from the Rev. W. W. Gil
lies. pastor of the EastAvenue Ms-
thodist Church. are to the eifect‘tlist
he is having a very enioyable vacation
sojourn in the Catskill Mountains.

 

Melville E Mead, of East avenue.
has recently returned from a very fine
vacation trip. He visited many points
..of interest in New York state and Can.
ads. and has now resumed the duties
of his insurance business.

 

T. S. Glover and party. have return-
ed fronr an atttotnoblle trip to Vet'-
mnront. Miss Ethel Glover accompan-
ied her lather on the trip to the Green
Mountain state and will retnain there
on a visit for a short time.

 

it is suggested that someh0dy keep
count of the number of new planks
tirat are pttt iii the Washington street
bridge each year. it is believed that
these planks, if placed in one pile.
would make qriitc a respectable look
ing lumber yard.

 

There was no doubt this morning of I

the popularity of the Methodist excur
slorr. There was a steady stream of
people across the bridge from before
8 o'tlock until after 8: 30. when the
stennrer Huntington sailed for Oakland
and Rye Beaches

 

The East Norwaik lire district corn-
tnittee is scheduled to meet next Motl-
day evening at the motor-generator
house ill Scaview nvcn’ue. The new
electrical machinery for the plant has
not yet arrived and is supposed to be
somewhere currents from the factory

Thus far the kick for oil on Greg-
ory ulevat‘d has had no effect and.
the many automobiles traveling over
tirat thoroughfare raise a big cloud of
dust. Even machines traveling at it
comparatively moticrutc rate of speed
raise the dirt and those going lost
cause proportionately more trouble for
the residents.

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Business continues so brisk at the
plant of the South Norwailt idngineen
lug Company car the casthoud East
Norwalk railroad depot. that it has
been necessary to install new machin-
ery. Some of this arrived In the plant
yesterday afternoon and last evening.
Operations have been corrtiued even-
ings for some time.‘

 

Many lawns are showing the effects
of slack of rain lately. They are com-
tnencitrg to how that familiar summer
burned effect and especially iii the
sectionhoovered by the Nor-walk water.
system on account of the restrictions
of the commissioners. duo in the scar-
city of water Gardens are also suffer.
lug frorn the lack of water.

 

'l‘hrpe cossy cottages all in a row,'

oif one of the rosin overruns, have for
their tenants three loving grandmas.
and in one of those is a wee baby girl
only live week old, who is \vruring her
mother‘s clothes, which brim-s from
the tart that grandma had kept her
daughter‘s baby clothes all these
years. and now they come in for a lit-
tle granddaughter.

Dr. Frank Hoyt, the dentist. has re» .
turned to his months after a fort~

night's outing with his wife and three
little ones at by themselves in a ooh
(1 far away Mrs. Hoyt, Frances and
.ths twins. and their illtlsl

aid or Mildred. will remain away sous
time yet, but they miss the familiar

‘1 .Dllls hr
Shaver-a3 ”are as my oi

_ most constantly from backache.

. vmlsli with!“
, . riigtres in u
i rattle rrywsi

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ O and ' '
the stealthy approach of diabetes.

t'a disease. Dunn's

gammy massaging? new}:
Hero‘s ll

Booth Whats woman's word:

Mrs. George R. Miller. Kendrick!

ve.. South Norwalk. says: “1’ have

ad succession to use Dean's Kidney
duly other ltldue remedy for
trouble has
never returned. I had a long steps
of kidney complaint and suffered id‘-
__could not rest well on account of the
”dull.” throbbing pains in my back and
during the day my lightest housework
was a burden. I was subject to dim}
headaches and also noticed at times
that the kidney secretions passed too
freon unity. The contents of the first
box of Dean's Kidney Pills, procured
at Mrs. Plaisted's Drug Store. helped
me and l continued their use until i
was entirely cured. t know of several
other people who have obtained equal-
ly good results from the use of this
TOMMY.”

’For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Fusioanlburn 00., Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States.

Remember the nanieunoan'smand
take no other.

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M w‘lillrr'ltillum . hlsis oncoitlrsilrstsimhim
sols participating will' be elaborate sch wsslt nesaDiptrsss glint-u
' ted iii nominated, and Wis :so‘er hmciationgh
at for the finest .jiorls conditions ‘
The beach and casino at TORODOM wsu uses. a: thongsInhsaItlr
em to more no in than our w and strength
ihlt" “swim, the birad’liI bsln crowded ' ”w

 
 

public schools were closed in their day.
Mrs Jarrtes‘ father and mother were
great grandparents before they were

ii‘xty-three. while she herself has had
dyetgrsndchildreu in twenty- two years.
and one of these has been married a
couple of years.

 

George. L. McLean. the state factory
inspector. recently rendered on spin
opening plant on the Washington
street bridge. is not a safe structure
for use in is present condition and
stated that some bracing would be
needed to put it in safe condition The
permanent injunction proceedings
brought by the City of South Norwaiit
against the Radei people to compel
them to refrain from contlnuing the
place as an oyster opening establish
meal. will shortly come before the. Su-
parlor Court in Bridgeport. The 0y
ster shell pile has already been re
moved by order of the court.

 

Manager Harry Waterbury. of the
Mayflower baseball team. trays the talk
about the Msyiiorvcrs being afraid to
meet the Orioles is all nonsense. At

end of the season. he said today.
the Orioles will be given a chance the
same as other teams. As for lrrealtluii
his season. dates to satisfy the firl
else he declares he would not think
of it. He said further that the ()ri
oles, already. had desired him to break
mvo engagements for games to play
them and naturally be had declined ctr
both oousslons The Orioles claim
they can beat the'liiayiinwers and have
hinted that the lilayiiowers are afraid
to meet them.

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There has been some question as to
whether it was who: to rip out com
plate the healing apparatus at the
Marvin school and install new. The
school committee's answer to this is
that the Old system is such an unsatis-
factory cne that the state of Matiss-
chuaetts by law. refuses to allow it to
be installed. Committectnau Leo Dar
vls stated at the Monday evening spe-
cial. district creating that he did not
know of a single instance where. it is
in satisfactory use. it lit a trot air
type and will be replaced by steam.
The old sanitary arrangements. to be
replaced are also claimed to be anti-
ousted.

 

The skill of one of our most cele-
brated physicians and the care of the
threat of all nurses. a loving wife, have
rbrought Thomas Village once mom to
his favorite spot on the bridge where
he deftly carves with his hand and
conceives with his brain. violins which
are the damnation of two tontitrotitl.
Beforehe was” sixteen years old he
had made a violin, the dimensions of
which he got from looking at one hang-

 

ing in a window opposite his house. it.

was a crude affair. of course, as he
went up to his ankles in shavings.
much to the fear of his parents in
case he should set the house on fire.
but from that day on he has follow-
ed up the business. off and on. until
be Is now past three score and ten.

W Jilin"

Miss Sadie Warren of Rowayion.’

has been visiting in New York.
Lester James has returned to his

 

 

 

with list rs “at the full ids.

no star as ever. especially our noon.

mall? I. as‘y’parry in t be post and
will probab see than!" more in was"
sons to come. The present compile»
meat of guests at the Tokensite club
is very large and comprises visitors
from all parts of the country John
Sherman Hoyt continues to malts
daily trops to his allies in New York
in his yacht. the average time of the
boat being two hours.

llllil [if llil Silillilili

Frank Gilhuly. of Padnnnratn road.
Danbury. has returned from a week’s
outing at Cell Pasture.

 

John Stewart of New York city.
is the guest of Neil Savage, who in
camping out at Calf Future for a
few days.

 

A large uumbetwof people enjoyed
the dancing in the pavilion, at Roton
Point. last night and William A. Nash,
who is conducting it again this season.
is gratified at the patronage accorded
the place.

 

Miss Arlene Drtnaway, of 392 Main
street. Danbury. is at Belle island for
a week. the guest of sites Katherine
lirown. of Brooklyn, N. Y. From Belle
island. Miss Drrnswsy will go to Short
lloach. where she will visit friends for
a week.

 

Au immense crowd was at Rome
Point. last evening. for the purpose of
witnessing the weekly fireworks orthi»
bliion. The display was the best ever
glitch at the point. the set pieces being
especially good. The first one con-
trained the words "lloton Point" in im-
mense letters of changing colors and
the effort of tbp as well as a number
of other pieced-«aria excellent

 

The carousel at Ruben Point new
closes Sunday night! promptly at 9
o‘clock. greatl' to the sorrow of Pro-
prietor .lohtr unto. who wants to But
a few more trinkets. Some of the res-
ldonts of ltowayton. i’ine lodge and
Belle inland objected to the continu-
ous musical program rendered until
long after bedtime and made corn“
pialnts. with the result that recently
orders were issued to Mr. Mussio to
suspend operations by 9 p. in.

Mill! llil Illilllll.

Joseph Hoff. of Newark. New .lcr-
soy. was a guestv Monday. of John P.
lirurntnor, of Dorian,

 

Mr. and Mrs. Bands lliahop. of ill
Strawberry Hill. Stamford and Mr.
arid Mrs. Clarence Scoliold. of Barton.
left yesterday. for Oar‘l island. for tr
two weclts' vacation.

 

Mrs. William 8. Fulani. who has
been quite ill at her home in South
Osborn avenue, for some time, is be-
lievod to be slowly improving.

 

 

The building committee for the new
.lhrrion (.‘enter school hold a mention
Monday evening. to discuss the pro-
gress tirnt is being made with the
new building and other matters coir
norm! with the undertaking.

 

Justice William H. Wiilmott, Jr.. of
Durban. was called to South Norwalit
yesterday. to appear in court and veri
t‘y allegations regarding the record of
Edward Avery. who it was charged.

 

ed.

 

There was a very large turnout at
the serenade Monday evening on Mr
and Mrs. William strangwurd. the
bride and groom, of Noroton. The
serenadera were invited in and were
evidently expelled. for an elaborate
supper was in readiness.

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Joseph w Klung. who lives out at
the (lienbroolt end of the town, was
baled before Justice William If. Will
molt. .lr.. Monday night, to answer to
the allegation that be was keeping an
unlicensed dog. The justice found him
guilty and imposed a line of 02 and
costs. which was paid.

 

A meeting of the Dorian Business
Mons Association was held Monday

rail
club hon s veranda also rymalns as . ‘

lig t evenings. The casino has seen .3

, and other places during the season and

‘. E. Albrecht. an architect. assault l

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

ii ' sdy
~never isappolnts. They sctquiclt-
, ly and gentlyu the d .
organs, sweeten accounts of the
stomach. carry oi! the disturbing
elements. and establish healthy con-
, dirlons oi the liver and bile.
The wonderful ionic and strength

suing ciiocts from Beecham' a Pills.
make them a sale remedy-«hey

«Help eak

Stomachs

hloauwlihflmfltoflla.

turned to work Monday after two
twaais’s vacation. .

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trillion” in this town.

At This... will

airy with typhoid fever.

 

the upper
threat of the Computing Scales coin-
lltlng Icales company.
W
A petition is soon to be sent to the
government by the citizens of West-
port and Saugqtuck to have buoys

‘ placed at the dangerous places in the

harbor and river entrance to render
navigation safe.

Through the benevolent and mis-
sionary fund connected with the Holy
Trinity church. 180 bottles of Bologna
have been expressed to the Bible and
Fruit mission for distribution in the
hospitals under its care in New York.

 

While passing through an outside
door Sunday evening. a Polish man
who boards at the home of George
Ambronltls, in Roseville. fell. breaking
his leg above the ankle and severely
spllntoring the bone. lie was later
sent to the hospital by tho selectmen.

Joseph Heperts. of Bridgeport, who
has been spending part of his vacation
at his old home here. has returned.

Miss Elsie Elke. has returned from
the Norwallf hospital. where she un-
dorwant an operation for sppendicits.‘
Charles Pruneseur, while at work in'
a market in South Norv'rrik, severely
cut his hand several days ago with a

 

meat CIOBVOI‘

 

 

 

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lion here and the Darlens are by no
means a slow team They have been
playing some of the best amateur
teams of The-Norwalks, Bridgeport

have won many games. They aromas.
erred by Constable l-ianford Smith.

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TO RENT

Repairing and General Overhauling by
first class mechanics

Agents for Maxwell, Koehlor “to." Co-

lumbia. liupntobile. and Evoritt "30."

 

A special town meeting has been
called for next week. to consider three
important matters These include a
new road from Railroad avenue Dar t
ion past the Scodcid residence and
through the woods to the Rowaytonl
road; the acceptance of a new roadl
on the Daniels and Herman properties.
and running from Noroton avenue to
F‘airllcld avenue and a report. if de-
sired. of the committee appointed
some time ago to consider the matter
of a public water supply for the town.

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A story has lost leaked out about
a resident of (lienbrook who porcine
rd in carrying four cents and a twenty.
dollar bill. and lit-pt giving the latte?
lo a street-car conductor who was ob
lined to accept thofeur cents. or at
least tilti so. Getting tired of this
thing. the conductor went to a bank.
got 820 in pistols. and awaited his
prey. it came without. much waiting.
and so did the nit-ltels. The man ro-
iusod to accept them. and left them
on the seat of the car. They were
sent to him later.

The Republican voters of the Town
of linrion are hereby warned and no-
iiflod to assemble in caucus in the
l'trt\'il llail. nation. on the evening of
Monday. August lfv. llliti. at ll o‘clock.
tor the purpose of «electing arterioles
to the State. Congressional. lhrievalty.
Senatorial and Willie ttonventions,
and for the hormone! election a Re-
oubllran town committee for the en-
:illlllif two years and to consider such
other matters as may be properly
bronchi before said mooring.

Dated at Darlen. Conn. Aug. 9. 1910.

Per order of

.lintllOilli-t 8. t:.\lN0li.
lliilAM ll. TAYLOR.
t'iiAS. it. l-‘i't‘i'ii.
WILLIAM ottoman.
i‘liAa. it. \\'ll.i.lAMBON.

 

Republican Town tkrmrnittoe.

 
 

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Brand new Ereritt demonstrator in
town

Do you watch the little ilupp
roan are her every day standing up and
doing service. Greatest two passenger
car on earth.

Rhone us or come and see us.

 

Auto Company

 

 

 

Repairing in all its
branches

House Trunks Made
to Order

MOTH - PROOF

‘ CHESTS

for Furs, Winter Gar-
ments. etc.

Also Shirtwaist Boxes
ROYROCK MFG. CO.

12 Suview Ave. Tel. 368

IAIT NORWALK

 

 

 

 

 

 

We Have Everything]

for the fruit canning season. MEI
son. Telephone. Double Safety
and Economy Fruit jars. Jelly
Glasses. Jar Rubbers. Jar Tops
and Paradise.

Schlichtiiig Bros. 8t 00.

Corner nonreactive. and were at.
Dorian

Select Groceries. my. Grain. flour
and load. Hardship. Paints. titans. ate.

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Edward Mills has a sand position in

«Means mass of Van Zandtstrsst. borne in Marion avenue after hav' averting, when various matters of in South Norwalis.

and the little ones are Very eager to
see their grandma and grandmas once
in a while)

 

Very little business aside from a min
title nature was inflamed at the their.
tiny business Miller of Mayflower
“00k and Leather company Moililily av.

waning. During summer the tire-
men are tailing life easy, though their
are resdy as ever to answer instanti
any alarms. Practice runs are u
vary touch in favor. rs.‘ next big
than will occur on the arrival of the
new mun“. tilil hination cits
boss waddll.‘ air a expert
the first of Bomber .,

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Mr. and Mrs. illtlwiew ‘3 aim. round.
ed up another year of their long and
harmonious Mil»
last and wigs the

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

“or for flower.
1'. Morrison. the
venue. and in-
they were for
l. as the nine»
martini of
wits men the same
pd lurethra
y s an
Albert“ iii. Dav:

were being
botanist oi
cidsntally Ito ,
the florist snip?
tsenth anniv
himself and w
8th of August. r. is
Frederick nil Unis

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ars‘sfir‘gfimfl r

 
 
 

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in spent d Week in Ridgeileld.

 

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sit place. Danbury.
are ”palatial am I in itowsyton.
I
W. l. chairman. who has been visit
parents hora. returned to New

 

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York yes a.
bore ssvcrlriI livers longer

llis wife will remain daughter.

icrsst to the town were discussed.
lunch as the forthcoming town meet»
highways and a report on the proposir
tion to install a public water system.

 

Mrs. itilen mirror. of Newark. who
is spending. the summer- wlth her
rs. John P. Drummer. of

Dillii‘il, suffered a stroke of turslyshr

laundry. she is still scanned to her

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Arthur Taylor. ital been a recent

lift-s. Omredtsynolds. and daughter, ing. which will consider the to new aunt in More

Oliver issuing?“ entertaining his
son mm mm

Charles and W Nettie iloiuig. of
in town.

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Mrs. Jennie iiuihwriand of

use

New

wank motivators. who is nfllill’lllil a hull but how Mona the attack will be York. is am mm! rials in with.

vacation from his duties with tier

sons to New smy for a few days.
. In it Wet-u

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wellItI'I “at mm in Westbrook.

lunliarvsstad trVeniy- live tons
til or 8th 3%:

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one has recently Olin.
‘ hoitse on hispI

slitting?
ell .
it

hi. dwa Vitimt has returned to
“I M’ mam after a few

In. Abram Cleverly and

. 7 W avenue. and Mr.
a -. 1 livery and son. of
‘r t. hrs spending a waste nuns
‘ 7.. till guests of friends.
. ”mini
. 1 with. proposes toll rm a

moaned,“
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meant yet be told. it is as

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”M. V Oarr of East Nurwuiir has that this will be known in a few days.

 

l The Junior undue of Glenbrcok is
feeling states over the new a-
aiuin. the foundation for which a now
beirlfg laid. it is a frame structure.
its“! feet. will be modern

missions“ asdwiil afford a shindig
MW“ .th

cftho mm. mire. .lrtlma.

Phillips. of Deneharst. a

visits are to he carried out is
g the present «chroma til “:Il
low more space.

The Oriole baseball tennis schedul-
.gdylo linsmrig
l team;

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Will“ Ilith. ll. ion“ "his is

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see

in. s M’M .
WWW; rescued his
1‘ mat? several weeks’

3. .

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if; m summit-sing:

 
 

Lake Ice

WHOLIIALI AND RITML.

Brookside Lake ice Co.

Dillon and troupe. N. V. N. H. t H.
Freight Yard.

TELEPHONE 580.

WW..- wlmno—umw.

Hatntnecks
50c. 650, 75c

Reirmerstors
$3 98. $4.98 to 510'

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s. it. simian: urinals-tartan

 

be Wired to “learn that,
its is your little as hospital in New Jerv l

‘ The old intuit physician being away;
on smash, needed vacation, his prac-

f tics was‘intrusted to his son. a recent

medical graduate. When the old man

returned the youngster told him.
among other thing‘s. that he. had curr-
ill! Ferguson.

“My boy," said the old doctor. “i'rn
proud of you: but Miss Ferguson’ is in;
digestion is what not you through col-
lege."-ltlverybody' s Magazine.

High Grade Ball Bearing

LAWN
MOWERS

Garden Hose
Hand Cultivators
,Braadt Sprayers

Wire Netting

 

 

 

You ‘1

homer Cdnsolidatedt

And All Seasonable Goods

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AlltOInObflesl 11! wasmuorou 873.11-

 

 

Real Estate

Sold. insured, Rented

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QUICK AUTO SERVICE

 

tress in Property done at

The i. B. Lawrence Agency
15 South Main St.

 

 

It’s Just the ”T two of
the Year

TO HAVE THE.

Furnace

Cleaned an a

Repaired

I employ only experienced men
for this work. and my charges.
are Reasonable

 

Horace R. Nash

TILEPHONI Q01

North Main and West Streets.
South Norwsllt

 

OUR 87033 WILL CLOSE ON

Saturdays at 1 put

 

EVERY OTHER WEEK DAY
YOUR SERVICE FROM
7A. M.TOO P. M.

E. E. Gorbam

Decorator

mm

to Finit Street. Emil um
Tatum-0452

AT

 

 

an and and "
sir-anti Dayton is traveling through wealthy “splatter. of her chronic indi-
phi-t of. the stats in the in: sestion.

' creates pinched nerves and pain»

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Have Rents Collected. and all Bush,

Cit§EationalBank} I ll

During luly and August ~

 

attorney General Materialism. ., . ,,
dines: ill Worthington, said at s. it
headed “near: w.
‘ "His methods are so deplorable
whorl to defend thorn
06s to I.
"I’ll flint" ‘hd reminds me (if all
also who 'rwss brought up
"t'yctiunt dodge .
“ ‘Jethro. said the judge, ‘you
accused of stealing Geenral Jolt ,
chickens. Have you any witness”.
”‘lilo. ssh.’ old Jethro ,
h tily.a 1 '1 hair not; ass ,
chickens halo witnesses. , ;

 
 

 

 

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Chiropridflo ll til. amnion of
cause of the discus and the art of
tasting the some... Diseases
by a much. twist or.
back. Even if done in chlldll ..

hate; life in the dilerent organa
m a.

Chiropractors remove the cause -
this disease and Min)!“ andhsalth
restored through harmonisi‘ng the 1
nerve systems in your body.
1Nsévourzac£é itlrsntnd '
as. ea nay all a . - .
cases are slum-special IMO“: ] ‘
Curvature of the Spin. You '1...
never regret giving Chiropractic
chance to help you.

TFRANClSHDC.

1 M WASHINGTON OT. 80. NORWAl-fi

Mannetlo Treatments my... Also.

 

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;- e‘wwrji, » . it lull"
(Gr-sow 309M“) .
E A 3 T N 0 R W A L K

Shore Dinners and All Kinds if
Sea Food Cooked to Order ‘”

,John E. 0’3““in

PROPRIETOR.

 

 

 

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JOHN H. RNA". ‘lat Vino”...
FRIDIRIOK it. MAN. and

pr...
wrtrsso soowsu, Cashier
stamens“
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songs a. resigns aw lacs

christian Owes-ta John H. ‘

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The Reed & Voi .
Electrical Cut

The Only Fully Equipped ll!
ELECTRlCAL SHOP .534
in the Town “ I)!

sure surprise u.

Phone 805—50 South Main Street if
8. Norwsllt. Conn, Music Hall Block

Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only‘

On and mar Tuesday.
lull, Freight Propellers will 4 ,
must Riva. law “It. i ,

of" Dovor most). every day. i
SHIN)» ’8 O P's II.
at Nor-walk up to t p. in. sari
Norwaik an toltlo p. I. ._

Norwallr Steamboat he.
Arming .i. Dmitri.
. ,\

FOR 8

with all improvements. electric it“
on Crescent Terrace.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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