" Personal um
presumption,
i
is
Joseph Divine has been it
home in Third street.
m
_ John Petersen and family have mov-
‘od from Fourth street to Seaview ave-
one.
in this;
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Mr. and Mrs. John Howardyot Win-
lield street. had sis-guests Sunday Mr.
and Mrs. Darius Starr. cot Danbury. ,
Miss Mabel 0. .Weeks. of Cottage“
street returned Sunday evening from a
week at Oakland Beach, Rye. New
York.
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Frank V. Zahn, the Darlen Druggist.’
was a visitoriyeaterday with proprietor
James F. Parker, or the Bridge Phar-
inacy.
William Miller has recently taken a
position at the, Ryder and Howard
market on the Washington street
bridge.
Mali Carter James L. Hartford is en-
loying a vacation and his route in be-
ing looked after by Extra Currier liar-
ry G. Hubbell.
There is to be another dance tomor-
row evening at the Entre Nous Home.“
at Gregory Point. Svec's orchestra will
furnish iuuslc.
Miss Mildred Baxter has returned to
her post in Schenectady. New York.
where she holds a position in the lead-
ing department store in that city.
Mrs. William l". Benedict. of East
NOI'Walk, and Mrs. James Wilbur. of
Conipo street. have returned from a
pleasant trip to Tarrytown. New York.
Mrs. Allan C. Howell and daughter
Bernetta have returned to their home
in the Bronx. New York. Mrs. Siob-
bins w. Adams and her son-ln-law
were their escorts.
The grading of the grounds of the
Fitch school has now progressed to
a considerable extent. There is still
it. considerable amount of filling to be
done before the grounds are level.
..
~l’nre, clean feed and grain at right
prices. Manuel Tore Hatch.
N. Smith Ferguson has been contin-
ed to his home in East Norwalk by
illness for several days but is believed
to be improving. Mr. Ferguson was
unable to lead the music on account of
his illness.
Mrs. Ferderick L liaurk and daugh~
tor Winona. of Second street. are
spending a week with relatives in
Brooklyn. and upon the conclusion of
his visit wil sepnd a week at Merrick,
Long island. Mr. linurk is visiting
for few days at Asbery Park. -
Inasmuch as this is the last sched-
uled date for a fireworks exhibition at
Roton Point. it is expected that there
will be an unusually large indexation.
from this part of the town. Whether
there will be extra exhibition inter has
not yet been announced dctlnitoiy.
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Miss Ruth Finch. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Will Finch. of blast azvonuo.
was tendered a birthday surprise par-
ty last evening at her home in East
avenue. More than 20 guests were in
the party and the evening was very
pleasantly spent with various initial dl~
versions.
lvlouveuir post cards are being ro
ceiw-d treat the illiaket cruising party.l
tlcot‘gc it. Van Alutyne. H. V. Carr and
W. H. linker. who are fit Block island.
They report a line it o and are mob
lug some iircat cute so of tish. one
catch totaled 200 pounds. A
caught by Mr. Carr weighed 12 pounds.
Considerable interest is being as»
in the forthcoming hearings at the of‘
floeol the selectnien on the anchor
meet or benefits and damages forth.
proposed new layout or the Washing-
ton streot bridge. Property owners
have been repairing notices concern-
in; the hearing during the last day or
two. .
. At
The sowingfiocioty ot the dwndlsh
Luthernhohureh had a pleasant time
that evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Johnson. despite the wou-
ther. The lawn party‘s Arrangements
were interfered with some hy the oc-
raslonaidhowm. There was a plead-
ing ing progra etorfithe evening. in-
cluding refresh coil. ,
it is nations at much utisinvlio
to the people who hove occasion to
walk under the autonomous railroad
bridge that theoommy ll hulidin in
wooden apron over the sidewalk. '1'
will keep the urea” and dirty water.
in time ot storm. from running down
on the heads of pedestrians passing
under the structure.
Wain-s. .
The new addition-.10 the Nichols
rectory in ammunition will be llmt
half as large“ the “out!” present tact
tory, as is evident from the prelimin-
inary work. The framework for part
of the, addition has now been rain“.
The. as or the. actor libs been
stellliriloredsinl. lot a 3 thus.
mummy has already several addi-
‘ s
,‘ up to Manager lie
' tiny-rum. ‘ ,
. ....*rini entrainment rim district coni-
tiuilion is
try tillaterbury. at
to» WI ‘
mitteeuitobert It. Clark. Edward ill.
Mead and iii. K681" Johnuhsld batik
You a nun. brim Ni Ill ‘
wort him last event“ on l
there was.) . . cannibal-bulletins was
satistlictoryito the committee on was.
count at the depresin nature or the
weather. The com-ml too has been
working very harmoniously together
[and expects a" successfulyesr.
:t Artistoporge Washburn. of» West;
port. oii'a visit to ”Float Norwaik this
‘ . morals reported a near tragedy in
I so storm. . “ it appears that collie
itaiiaii people got into a dispute is?
«:3 big t had it young man went out: o
of a house and commenced llrln i to
the structure with‘s‘revoiver. . "wot
man and her child in arms had ver
narrow escapes. ;‘ it is stated.“ tram b
in; killed during the tuslllade.
Eminence Moraine Van Zsutlt
street business man. had the mister“
tune last hint 'to lose a valuable
horse. The animal, a big gray one, was
taken suddenly sick about 1 a. m.. and
although a veterinary was called. it
was beyond aid. It was taken out into
a' lot near the Fitch school. in order
that it might walk around and get
relief and the carcass was th this
morning. it is said that the horse
broke out or its stall during the night
and got busy in a bag of grain, eating
so much that it brought on the illness.
‘.
Michael B. Leavltt. of Leavitt's min.
strain. and Bartholomew O'Connor. - a
photo engraver by.“ accident picking
up of a weekly paper in New York. conv
tainlngxn portrait oi ltd. James. located
him in'East Norwalk. "For to their
great surprise he had not died in 1892.
as was reported in New
York at that time. The New
York Recorder contained his
portrait and sketch. winding up with
the remark that he was at death's
door. Mr. O’Conner's brother John
was amanuonsis ahd wood engraver to
Mr. James tor thirty-years, and the
old man was sorry to learn for the
first time of his death. which occurred
sixteen years ago. He left a widow
and one son. and four other children.
all girls, died in their infancy. Barthel.
omew. who was a more boy when Mr.
James left New York. is married. has
tour daughters. and a fine home oi his
own.
~Cheapelt accident insurance‘Dr.
Thomas' Ecleciric Oil Stops the pain
and heals the wound. All druggists
llllllllilll'
Ernest Taylor. of nmviiyton, is
spending a dclighiiul two wrt‘kii' varn-
tion at Portland. Me.
The Misses Cells and Carrie WN-
moorc, of Catskill. are visiting Mrs.
George‘N. Davis. of the West Side.
H. Elliott Bursicin, an eminent all
torncy of New York city. is spending
the week at his summer home in How-
ayton in company with his friend.
Chli’ihl Levy. 0! New i‘orii.
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The indie quariotie oi the East Ave-
nue Methodist Church, of East Nor-
wa‘lk, sang at the Ros-nylon Baptist
church. Sunday evening. and their cl-
forts ivero appreciated highly by those
present at the service. ‘
~Homeinade cake and ice cream
sale. Hole House. Wednesday evening.
Tho Tokeneko residents are complet
ing arrangements for their annual wal-
er carnival. This will be held next
Saturday evening. and promised to ex
cell the line aflnlr givfin last your. The
start will he made a: 9 o‘clock. from
the end of Contentment island. and
the parade will go as hit its the Rustic
Bridge. Here it will turn and pass
the Judges' stand on the 'I‘Judrr place,
in Scott's Cove, [lat-ion.
Alien Daurhey, or this place. in plan-
nlng to attend the forly-llrst annual
rewimlon of the Eighth Regiment.
Connecticut Vrvtt'rans‘ Association. to
be held in Room l0. Brown-Thompson
bulldln . Hartford. Saturday. Beptem»
but 17 . The business meeting will
be called at it a. an. and dinner will
be urvbdvby the ladies of Robert 0.
Tyler Relief Corps in the same room
with 0001M" of the Eleventh (1, V.
There have been lli'tecn deaths during
the year.
Tho No ,York. .New Haven and
Hartford ilroad Company has re
centl shipped a quantity or earth hero
for t a purpose of spreading it about
the new depot property. An often
will .be made to have a gran plot. The
depot ullda have been thoroughly
idea fl. and resent a line appear»
once... a red dents of the place
should now take more pride in the hill“
medal property. and keep it in good
shape. a caring away all rubblsbaind
other educative mutt . ,
illlllmliliu.
...aii-. and lira. Charles Cecil Hodge
ms. of Dorian. are in the White Moon.
Milli. . t
. flurry alum and Eugene Witlmoit
have used. their position M the
Schliohtlng atolls.
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Miss will“ 3. London returned
Saturdaywby automobile from a 'visit
with relatives in Long island.
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Clifford Olmstead. of Norwaik. iii the
guest of hid brother-insists and sister.
Mr. and lira. fired at. Smith. of Dorian.
w , it is therefore or later;
a people to know . that
nanny rfim no as}.
. n, .n
the various
Tu W at divine vinegan is
«sliéuo
W? our in _ . , ,
no as victims right at some, trout tbs,
lint. t
kindstoi tl
in
so Heine vinegar torpicidi
‘-.‘ . . "fry": ‘l’.
. in: o. . on. w. our kt
tile. 1. t Br . pm. lilo been s endi 'g
in. tile use it vacation in For Trim»
«buiir'heach. Mil rd. Conn. ;.
thine. HIM? F. Balloon wishes to I .
nuance the engagement at her daugb~
tier. Milli Althea 1-1.; do Mr. John H.
Brown, of liltamtord, Conn.
l?“ .. ,. y W "
l“. lienallthd‘iionlroversy as to wire.
r and tho re isr Darien teain
who playeii the Or else. of East Nor-
wllli Blind y. it develops that it was
the Junior team.
.t Harry tachlichtin elect: a trip in; s
motorboat "liaison? to Larchnion‘t B .
day. When he almost reached his dob-
tinetton. it was loundltluit the gaso-
line supply had given out. The "be-
sion" was towed in for a supply.
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l‘ it is. understood that the Bhlpwdy
toad matter in Noroton may be men—
3, . ed at tonight's town meeting. Thht
t my will he opposition to the propo-
Iltion to lighting Mrs. J. H. shipwdy
further in this matter appeared yester-
day from the conversation oi a proud " .
on Burton resident. who pointed tot e
tact that the terror court has already
given a decision favorable to Mrs.
Bhipway.
There will he an important special
town meeting this evening, to consider
the matteaof accepting a highway in
Noroton and building a new road from
Railroad avenue. Darlen. through the
woodsto ”a point near the house oocu~
pied formerly by the late Charles Ray-
niond. thus eliminating "Hog Hill."
and to hear the report of the commit-
tee appointed to consider the matter
of water supply.
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ln connection with the town meet-
ing this evening an accident on ilog
Hill Sunday morning is or special in«
ten-st. The bill is a particularly bad
one and an automobile and a carriage
collided on it. Two people in the car-
rings were thrown out but fortunately
were not. seriously injured. The town
meeting will consider. among other
things. the elimination of this lilil by
the building of I new road.
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VINEGAR
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for Pickling
We Have it
Schlichting Bros. & Co.
Comer Railroad Ave. and Main 0t,
Dorian
Boloct Groceries. Hay. time. flour
and it'eod. Hardware. Paints. Ola-s. out
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usi innit.
(irorgc liarllett. of West Norwalit.
be has been manager or the Cedar
drove l-‘arin, owned by James Bales.
has discontinued the business. and
leased a place in New (lanuan. whore
bi- will reside.
The West Norw'alk Union Chapel Aa-
sorintiou will hold its annual illl‘ltlt‘
at liolon Point tomorrow. t‘nrryniiu
will leave the chapel at 9 o'clOcit sharp.
(liners oullde the Sunday school who
desire to attend can do so upon pay-
Iilt‘lll of twenty-five cents.
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The annual reunion oi the (timer
family was held yesterday at the spa-
cius grounds of Attorney and Mrs.
Frank N. Glover, in West Norwulk.
There was a large attendance. and the
or'naion was much enjoyed. A line
supper was served at ti o'clock. and
this was followed by piano solos. reci-
latlonl. stallion. and mphophone se-
lections. and other forms of entertain-
ment by the relatives present. Al I:
o‘clock cake and ice cream ware servo
ed. Those present were: Attorney
Frank N. (llover and family. Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Hitchcock. at Mount Ver-
non: Mr. and Mrs. Orville. of Outlining.
N. Y.: Bev. and Mrs. William Downers
and family. of New Haven. who is
temporarily in charge of tlrare t‘liurch,
Norwaik; Mr. and Mrs. Charles iJcVoo,
or White Plains; Captain and Mrs.
Ralph (llover. oi’ White Plains; Ralph
tilover. Jr.. Mrs. Charles Glover ot
flreenwich: Mrs. ). it. Collin. of Mount
Vernon; and daughter. Mina Mabel
(.‘oftn. of Mount Vernon: Howard N.
mover, who is employed in the sub.
treasury in New Yuri: city: Charles
Member and family. of West Nor»
walk: no, Lester and son Herbert. oi
Dorian: Frederick Emerson. 01 West
Norwalli.
uniform:
ll. show, of Pascale. New Jersey.
spent the week‘s end at the outlook
cottage. * ..
mud-aw
Mrs. William Wilmot. of Waterbury.
iii a visitor at Gribble cottage. Belle
island. for a few days.
an
Alterations have been completed at
tho Roton Point dancing pavilion. and
the place now presents a decided new
and attractive appearance.
'rhm wiligbe on excursion id items
New York. The Modular "Commodore“
will bringrihe excursion up.
Woo... ‘ V at ‘
(Nubile the threatening: whether
yesterday there Were many sailing
boats 'd‘lsuuches that- niado the trill
it lies legion to see the races. All
wine disappointed as they were called
0 . “4
The lutemnott. one. or the speed
recently is the on rapes
-.andda. raise laughter ‘
'lltthday attornoen, and one
it
wt;
Point on Wednesday. August 17; from «
t M
“amt! gr 2 I
to ”hint
the sail
boot showed
held. ;
amen
log it
l‘Ml.
launch
Creek. l
enjoying
ing about ii: 30.
with Mr. and hi
Cross street. Mr
lar Janitor of the
sic.
Charles Verlin
day afternoon at
unknown reason
the dock or Eben
to get up on the
boat away from t
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‘bo a chauffeur.
Kendricks and lb
John has gotten
as to be able to
when it does not
lie expects to be
or," as he terms
season.
a...”
foil whilrI holdln
let crashing into
bad the ride in h
The .22 calibre
irionds. took
started by trolley
pital. Where the
Linguu. Prentiss
Hllnw. of South
loved the sail, bu
amt-ointment. for
auto, hum-yer. I
serious incident,
haw iiocu n it
were backed too
was remarkable,
horses inlu‘red.
wagon.
ashore with thei
attempt to roar
over the with 0!
M rs. Theodm
Miss Robeson
from a two molt
[Catskillshfi ‘ ‘
Thursday. .
snide . .
this club ii
the silver mil.
in 1. an s’”
liter hm lb.
.. {the cone,
residences or. .,
.flvoodruit m7
cvggfigtcfivmm
mullcodr‘ it
(up, the races were no
is a talented musician and is
known in her home city {or her nin-
riiiea. which diachs lag, sent the bul—
piace ii on the counter. having loaded
it so as to be ready for more business.
when he slipped and fell. He held on
to the rifle. whir
some way from the shock of the tail.
t‘ohn's jaw, lnllirtin a
The little man pinizlly
lost. and pushing away his concerned
hia.ha 1and coat and
trip to liuntlngtun yesterday
."lmw's speed boat. Ming. They on
to see did not materialism
was not. damaged. nor the man
‘W‘ " You-aw.—
, The unpaid nicotine of the West.
port auditorium company will be held
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' Warren?” "term
re'n ”claim vbry ill at his home.
"lloclianuinf .
i“.
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3m, " amine hail been bitten
mining or closest e Misses nan-e. .
or New , our our.
turn " V lro
the Catskli models:
one
.in his fast host
J. McHugh. Jr..
molly; to’ vitae"
at as only out;
a
.. a,» mind-mum |.
sinner Ward, ~of"“00ntentment ll-
. lentil-took a party over to Huntington
yesterday. to view the races and was
those w-li‘ti'noturned homo feel-
ly because they did not hold the
hind Baker has been. placing his
pro in commission. having
painted and varnished her. She was
launched early this morning from the
ways on Bdundry Beach, in Starch
‘ There was a horse excursion at be
ten Point. Saturday. on the steamer
“Commodore." ‘v'i‘he excursionisis ar-
rived priy in the afternoon and after
the various amusements at
the Point, returned to New York, leav.
Miss Agnes Bastian, at Riverside
Park. Hartford is spending some time
rs. Jeremiah Haven. or
. Havens is the popu-
Knob. Miss Gaghan
well
and Eddie O'Brien
had a mishap while out sailing Satur-
Hickory Blutl’. The!
were in a speedy ink. and for some
went hoadon into
Hill. The lark tried
float. and was partly
successful. but Mr. Hill saw the pro
dleaineni of the young men. and went
to their assistance. and pushed the
he dost.
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John Havens. the small son of Jerry
Havens. Knob Janitor, is learning to
His tutor to Harold
c machine that he is
learning to run is the large Knob bus.
as far in his studies
blow the siren and
toot the horn. and start the engine.
tired to he cranked
a tull-llodged "shoot-
ll. by the end or the
. “.4... ~—
havlri Coho. the popular young man-
ager of the shooting gallery at Roton
l’olnt. mot with what might have been
a total accident.
not been for great good luck. on he
yesterday. d it
it one of the loaded
b law. Mr. Gob
is hand. ostensibly to
h was discharged in
bullet entered Mr.
alight injury.
drone to his
Int / Norwaiit hou-
wound was dreaded.
«a.
lilies Margaret ”111‘. Misc Violette
Hogan and Norman
Norwullt. mode the
in Mr.
i were doomed to die
this races they wont
They did
very laughable. yet
that might really
ad accident. An ire
wagon. loaded with ice for the yachts
ill the harbor. backed down to the edge
of the pier. There in no ntringpioce on
this particular pier and the
horses
in: by the driver.
0er went the ice. wagon. horses and
the driver into eight loot of water.
The fall was a twenty-foot one and it
in that the wagon
or
A launch near by.
passed a line to the swimming ireman
and he made it fast to the pole oi the
The launch then no straight
for the beach. and when it had ran
aground tho horses were able to walk
r load or ice wagon.
The ice was milling out to the sound
by this time. drill the driver made no
no it. but went in
search of another load. blaming the
horses all the time for having backed
the dock.
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ego-Innu—
Mrs. Harriet Price is spending the
titty in nridseport.
Fred Huenherg. oi the U. 8. Navy
is visiting his parents.
WM»: at».
Allen is entpmlninii
guests irons. New Jersey.
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Mrs. ii. U. smith. anon street.
is visiting in Nswilaun.
Dondon has resumed
her duties utter a pleasant vacation.
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Mrs. gyanqy‘ Omith has returned
ths' sojourn in the
’l
or ot .ludg
i
a War.
the Westport
their ilrat shoot tor
been and don
in a soiourn
ns.
‘li‘
talk in treat of the
o
“w Darrow and air.-
. to
”Fruit J an
The tamiiy at Henry .iioftman are
Hartman. who is in business there.
Rev. Mr. McGuire was a guest at
Trinity rectory Sunday and preached
in Trinity church at the morning ser.
vice. _ ’
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Miss diloe Smith. accompanied by
a party bi friends from Norwallt. are
spending several weeks at the Thous-
and islands.
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Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Barlow. Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Mills and Morris
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Oxford
Tan.Gnn Metal.Patent Colt
$3 50 - $4
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Bathing Shoes
Tennis Shoes
"WEAR SHOES THAT FIT"
Two Stores.
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have the Sanitary
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Easy to operate. Absolutely the best
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Pints per doc - 750
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Repairing in all its
branches ‘
House Trunks Made
to Order
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for Hire, Winter Gar-
ments. etc.
also .. unmet Boxes
Rovli'O‘CK MFG. so.
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WHOLIIALK AND RITAIL.
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on» and Home. a. V. min a a.
mum you. '
i" ‘; wil ir‘ti 3‘.
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I WW. devours-iv lilelliliers were rescind
red all into the Wouldn’t improvement society
l
*‘ bum. on. can.
soon to leave for Florida to Join Mr. ‘
d. sunny on the" man coblr‘ our “Wild and
BANK ”WINGS.” “ ‘
What is bustling many ot iii
town springs banks is tungsten
drawaia oi descalinln coin,
equaling or exceedingthe an,
solved. Large withdraws,.arerrzt1
common after the date when H!
be made without losing interrupt, till
after a few weeks the money“ do“
back faster than it. goesout.
But it haeucontlnuedlto go , .
rear. movement can; you. i
see why. No ”ulcerated ,
exists, nor as turns in known
any concerted general more
ward buying stocks or bonds .
In some instances lathe , .,
business has been booming
turers have offered'depositorotgfit
rate. and induced them to i
and lean more profitably." But .
no serious depression exists. ‘_ l~ .
business has been dull. with it e da-
mand for capital. ' ‘ .
The only reasonable solutlo would 2
ed by the explosion at a bottle 0! seem that of lesser wages receivodg-ln .
root beer. A piece or the glass cut the semi-stagnation" of general alt .
an artery which required the services. coupled with high cost or living ..
of a physician to close. the style of living to which people
Hudson river.
Thebuniiies at John‘ and Hear
Rippe. Charles ‘Huenberg and Iran
Krstser enlo ed a day's outing at "th-
tle island." undhy. .
;
The Misses Appleton. who have
been occupying Mrs. Sydney Smith's
cot-toss the past. two months. have
gone to New part. L. i.
Mr. and Mrs. Orlando ‘Ailsn are at
Fort Mansfield. Watch Hill. where
they will spend a month. the guests 0!
their nephew. Lieutenant Putney.
The Westbort baseball nine detest-
ed the Black Rock teamlaunday by
the score of 6 to 5. The Yannigans
at Bugatuck were defchted by the
Greens Farms team. ‘
- James Breenan is ushering with a
painful wound in his right arm caus-
, now accustomed. A decrease in lane ‘9
~3NCOURAOING. doesn‘t cause a corresponding curtaih
it was Biikln'a Wedding day. and he ment or expenses. and the bank doped.-
was teasing his young hrother-in-law; t
its suffer accordingly.
) “Well. Johnnie." he said solemnly. ' ’
“i‘m going to take your sister a long
way oft and have her all to myself,
where you won't see her any more.”
"No; really. are you?" said the lad
curiously.
“Yes, i am. What do you think of
it?"
."Notliin‘. 1 can stand it it you can."
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stifled,
RANG
it never needs black-
ing, but is always
bright and clean
Come in and look at them
a,
Only the successful auth
ford to turn out poor work.
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FOR SALE it »
At. South Norwalk. brick house of l1
rooms. bath. electric lights. etc.. 8006
condition. about 8 minutes‘ walk to
station. one block trom center at town.
lot 40:60. noon. 1,.
House of to large rooms, all improve-
ments, electric lights. lawn. abide
trees. 10 minutes' walk to South Nor-r
walk station, In good neighborhood.
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H. E. Darin & Sch
(incorporated) ., ,
45 WALL or. uoawstit _ a.
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Definition of Chiropractic .
current-ecu. e to the science 0! the
cause of the disease and the art 6! ad-
lusting the some. Diseases are «and.
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood.
creates pinched hm“ out! pain
fillet; his in the ,dilterent organs and
in . .
Chiropractors remove the once to!
this disease and pain. and health is
restored thmuxh burnout-lag the six
nerve ”atoms inmyouv who”. ‘
Nervouaneal. «in, in, -
Ila. Heart. Kidney end ”dim
eases are given special attention: also
Curvature of the Spine. ‘You will
never regret giving Chiropractic 3.
chance to help ran. .
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Horace R. Nash
TELEPHONE 401
North Main and we Streets.
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