t the September ' '
tlstnberculosis Association most
percent action was taken touching
Work and interests at the dispen~
.whloll lustlt ”howling”.
se a general lips Hi" to the";
an tuberculosis only. 'l‘b be “with" is
do alter the most msipl study 01:
1 conditions and ne’cessltieil; “and
I based on the teat that it. to stable,»
is to be conquered Id this nous.
it can be done only as incipient
as are gotten hold oi. Such cases
" advanced stages. by as the pa:
at himself recognizes his disease
, on be apply for treatment. while the
clpient cases. in the homes whale
store are luxuries resorted to only
extremities ale allowed to grow in-
the stage where cure is uncertain
tors any utlp is sought. And while
pitient lnmseli is nearing inevit-
death his whole family is exposed
the contagion and thus the disease
ads. The matter of the great dull
r to those about tile patient in pot
on the solids t feature oi the situa-
star on?“ iodsly to all conceals
at on hate to ivhoie families
- d tilei 1160 rice or this danger.
d to in their lack ot‘ precaution.
1th the dispensary 'open to all
. ere twin any diseases whatever.
physicians in charge are In a. po-
ion to find out tubercular troubles
the early stages, and thus prevent .
many of the buttons that are inevit-
able cinemas
The main object of the association
is still and will be to eradicate tuber-
oulosls. but as‘ tho'physlclsns' and nur-
xs have opportunity‘they will also try
handle such other diseases, 111110 1
the less. well-todo. as some to the 1'
notice. There is a growing demand for
the attention of the visiting nurse in
"' cas'es oi a general character. and it is
the desire of the association to meet
such demand with whatevel time is
left. when the tubelculosls patients
have been attended. Fortunately tor
‘ our community there Is time ior conv'
' slderable general nursids.
Norwalk has four patients in the
ne‘w tuberculosis ssnatorlum at Shel-
ton. and these lnen'snd women write
home must enthusiastically oi the
treatment and care and comiorts oi
the institution. From the attention
oi the resident physician and the inter-
ested‘ care of the nurses to the smell-
once oi the iood and the beauties oi
the place everything attracts. and the
atmosphere seems to be one of hope
and happiness
The alialrs oi the Norwaik associa-
tion are in the best at shape There
is a growing, substantial interest in
the work. During‘the‘ last few weeks
postal cards have been sent to a thous-
- and townspeople asking it the recipi-
ents will become membels oi the as
societiou and may be depended on for
an annual subscription or one dollar
each the membership ice ('ards will
be sent from time to tlnie to other citi-
zens with the hope that the support of '
the local work may be a matter inter-
eating every individual in the town
Replies to such reports as have none
out are coming in duly. and so hearty
are they that in many cases silbncrip»
thus are not confined to the one dolv
lhr asked.
Very substantial aid has come in
during the last few weeks irom the
Hour Publishing Company. the Mer-
ants and Manufacturers Association,
Business Maps Association and
£01m Friendly Society oi 'l‘rinllv
'hiirch as well as from private indivi-
drills. Such slibscliptlons and donu-
ttlons as some nasonght. (and they
are groWIng in number.) are most lu-
spirlng as movie of the (rennin:) inter-
est in the movement its meme de-
mand This is a may g‘redt asst-1.11M
coupled with the faithfulness of the
physicians in churns and the ability
of the visiting nurse is sure to carry
the Work along with lipid strides.
The questions are sometimes asked.
“is this a waaik interest or a South
Nomalk? Why Is the dispensary in
South Norwallt?“ it should be thor-
oushiy understood that it is a town in-
terest and has no more to do with one
city than the other. '1‘he board oi
management and the members are
made up of representatives or both 01-
llel. The dispensary was located in
Booth Norwailt because the location
chosen seemed as control a one as
could be tuned with the [oursphy oi
the Norwaiks in mind. And the larg-
er population of those destined to Bro
at by the dispensary is In the southern
section oi the town. Very iortunalely
in this work the divisions oi the town
are not considered Never has the sub
Joct oi boundary lines come to the at
Itontion oi the workers. The town it.
all all a unit is the hold lot work. and
, the pride or its townspeople in the
Bill town as a town would seem to be
fir [router and much better rounded
than in any one section.
I cHiiiI‘i‘INma PARTY. .
11-11. little dau‘shtsr or air and hire.
drew invite. was christened you»:
alteration in st. Joseph's Church.
ceremony boosrlormd by Rev.
Word .1. Cordell. 'l‘hs godfather and
«drool her were air. and Mrs. Vincen-
’ no Camsrstl. oi loath Not-walls. At
no conclusionoi lie arch ceremony
all “learned to t urine; residence.
as
3: are presented in the d spensnrylal'e -
an. '
’ New‘tlsnan‘v seeks.
qulpodwm wAdded. and In
.I 'litltlehuf P
.‘ graphs.
‘ M
swell: Publlov Library:
1.1 vol Fiction.
finishers d.“ W.
Alisa Paine.
hideout: HiM
' 1‘ Wwist‘sd toot.
Klng.B .
Wlld OllVe.
Dehan. B.
One Braver Thing
13dlfi1d5’.F.J.
’ T116 Rbsni‘y.‘
Woodrow. Mrs. W.
The Beauti- '
Porter. 1}. S.
Glrl oi the Limberlost.
lacks, W. .1.
Simon the Jester.
Lincoln. J O
Depot Master. -
Brown. A.
Country Neighbors.
Masai-nth. H.
A‘Elplendld hazard.
Paco, '11. N.
John Marvel Assistant.
For the Young Folks.
llol‘l‘hlan, H.
Slovenly Peter.
Burgess, (i. .
(loops and How to Be. Them ((‘011. 2.)
More (lope and How Not to no
Them (cop. 2.)
Kipling. R.
Just So Stories (cop. 2.)
Miler, 0. 1'
First Book of Birds
Second Book or Birds.
Seawoll. A.
Black Beauty (cop. .)
Lamb. C. & M.
Tales from Shakespeare loop. 2.)
Munroe. K.
For Seal’s Toorh.
Grimm”. G. B.
.1110]: Among the Indians.
.‘Ilii k the. Young Rancllman
Story of the Indian.
Richards, 1.. E
Golden Windows.
liel'telll, L.
Prince and His Ants.
Arte.
Wailers. H. 8.
Greek Art.
Albee. ll. R.
llardy Plants for College Gardens.
Literature.
bung, A. tron.
Aurassln and Nicolette.
input-1111.1.
Melting Pot.
llosluud. E. (Hall, trail.)
Chuntolcler.
Shaw. B.
Man and Superman.
Three Plays for Puritans.
.lohn Bull‘s Other island and Major
llai'baru.
‘Plnys' Pleasant
(vol. 1-2.)
Kulidnsa,
Snkuntaln: or the Fatal Ring.
lluti, Romosb C.
Ramayana and the Mahabbraia.
Ruskin. .1.
Crown of Who Olives.
Miscellaneous.
Roche. C. E.
Things Soc-n Ill Holland.
James, W.
Progmatlsm.
M‘Onning ol‘1‘rllth.
Franclllon. ll. E.
‘Gods and Homes.
Bryce. .l.
lllndruntvos to (lend Citizenship.
(lli'otl. W. T.
in Slill‘dlifld with n Three-inch 'l‘i-lo
scope.
llrooks. .l. (1.
An Aliioriran Citizen.
iialtlwin.
Hllmp W.
Songs and Poems.
The! Library Is now exhibiting 1::
large photographs of the Parthenon
'i‘hls rolb- 011011 In very valuable and 11
is hoped the public will avail them
selves oi this unusual opportunity it
examine these wonderful irszments.
The photographs will remain until
October 17.
1. The Parthenon.
2 Colonnade. or porllco.
3. Model oi'lho southwest corner ol
the Parthenon. restored. Boston
Museum of Fine Arts.
view or east and. (l. Nlcmsnu
Plan of the Acropolis. Plan oi thl
Parthenon.
1. History oi the Parthenon. decode:
and Unpleasant
Life of W. I!
Carrey'n drawings or the podi
manta.
5. Athens Parthenon. The Vnrvnll
olon atutuctio.
Athens.
11. Fremont oi a copy of the shield 0:
Athena Parthenon. British Mu
ileum. View at the Parthenon b
111131.131: Eilr R. Bmlrke. -
Motown wills Parthenon.
7. A Centaur successfully combstini'
with u Lapllb. A Lapith success
hilly combating with 11 Contour.
it. Combat between a Centaur and a
Lspith. A iimttaur carrying on 1:
Lapith woman.
National Museum
111. A Contour overpowering n 1411111:
combat between a Celltaur and l.
lAplth.
Psdlments. .
ill-ii. Ennlorn sediment.
is. Back violav oi Theseus.
horse oi Selene.
ill-ii. Western pedimnnt.
ill. Athena. Poseidon. Back of ill“:
on. ‘
nulls oi
Priors or the Parthenon.
ill 2 eat irlese.
24 l. $12113 trlelo.
viii 111. south lri
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d . 9 VII. W11 1
”not" ”than or “r... 221‘
I! b 7 C Ill 1 ‘
We: rs nonhuma- , _ .
as all. East trio 6.
m “Elli...“ social.
Traveling inspector (cross question
in; the terrified diesel-wand now.
boys. who wrote “Hamlet?”
W“
or. mums ensues nor».
‘l'us ususlwlaterflh mm on our
bed built. In arch. Yesterday:
by itsv. Met
sand the sermon was derives-d.
Elihu ii". flthsrtlll'rolls ~ .
km choir. recently orunlsed.
W "11. that time at the serum
. are): mm
In. the wellvlinown Norwsilt mu
boon shunned in organist
. ‘ W
I ”M’s
Why» an“... ,.
'l‘iinld iloy-mP-pvpieus. sir, it wasn't
iii!
dirlvslln tnepstitel'ttiie some em
] "literals It tom onions. rile mm in 'to his eel: the hire a: the vii
ebrstsn tires-5 1‘ Ill
insole-«Must calming thins happened
lousy. .1 was Questioning the class
and sailed a boy "Who wrote 'Hsm
lsi?’ and 'he answered tseriuliy.
"9394””, sir. it wasn't me."
as air: (alter loud'snd ptolonned
lsughtsi'lmlis hat ’l‘hst‘s 30011.net:
i suppose the little devil had done 11
all the tithe.me Answers.
Sectional ‘
recently added to the South 3 f
l
v
i
.j
most or no hurry on to
.11sminsed
. ingtvnl
firore 8485.“?
, 3roiosslunfl'l one;
vvl-ilaneous. There were 73
on politicos pending on July 1.
To Lydia 'Bé’ Plultham s
. Vegetable Comprised
Bloomdaio Ohio. --"I tailored from
‘ this be lit-lies. pains in 111 back
vvund rlnllt lieu apt!
.was tire all t
._ 'tlmo and nervous.
I! could not sleep
. -.v and every month i
could hardly stand
the pain .lvlllu IE.
l’lnkhum s V0 111 in
his Compoun re.
stored rm: to health
113111111 and made me
i hope this
- tter will induce
other women to avail themselves of
this valuable medlrilm."-—~;\irs. E. M.
harmonica. llloolndnle. Ohio
Backnclie is a symptom of female
Weakness or deren meut. iyou
have backache don neglect: in To
nit permanent roller you must. reach
'.‘.he root of the trouble. Nothing We
in w 01' will do this so safely and surel
is ydia E l’lnkhuln ill egstubl use
sound. Cure the cause of those dis-
.resslug aches and pains and you 11111
income 11 oil and strong.
The great volume of unsolicited tos-
.imolly constantly pouring in proves
'onl-lusivolv that Lydia l‘. l'lnkbam 11
Va etubiuCompmuul 111.lll.-irolnrnots
herbs, has restored health to tilllll‘
ilinds of women.
I! you have the slightest doubt
but Lvd F Pinkbnin‘s Veno-
able Compound will help you,
.1 rite to Mrs. l‘lnkliam at. 1.1 nu,
111155.. for advice. Your little:-
vill be absolutely confidential.
11111 the atltlco free.
CONNECTICUT BANKRUPTCIES.
There Were 206 Petitions In All Filed
In United States Court.
A report of the bankruptcy business
11 the l‘nlttvd Hlnit‘s (‘ourt for 1111:.- 111::-
1‘1” tor the fiscal your ended .quo 311.
mu been prepared and will blv m 111 to
he Allurlloyilrndl'lil oi lilo l‘nlit-d
ytules ’Illl: report shows ibnl there
“in! 4."... (‘.liit‘fl oi vulunluri' bank-
ll|l1t‘y pending on July 1. 1111111. and 112
ntolllillili'y. 'l‘lwl'tv were 17:1 voluntary
ominous tiled l1llilllg the 11111111 113111
but oi the. “T onlv
were lillivll'ateli
’l‘llel'o wun- ullll- .mlilltillrl
the last fiscal year; one
use of n \‘ullillliil'y linltil'tv and 1-111: 01
.n involuntary nature \\'l'lt‘ voiuprov
ulsod 11nd 1‘13”: oi tbt,v voluntary and
line of tile involuntary cases were
‘luslvli during the. your.
The total liabilities direct and con-
oi the voluntary llabl'upls
.75 and oi the Involun-
ul‘y bullki'upts 31.200.411.913. 'l‘lio. vol-
lild. "7 involuntary.
1: oi the debtors
lzlllltrllpts.
:lnlm‘y bankrupls who (IWt'il mnoums
was than $1.000 were six;
between
”.1100 and under 3111111111, 49; bohi‘ovii
«111.0011 and under 20,1100. live; 8211.13110
111d over live. Four of the Involuntary
'vnnkruptu owed between 810.0110 and
20.111111 and three over 320.1101).
The total assets realized from us-
‘ {1103 01 voluntary bankrupls was still.-
112. iii. and from the estate of llivvllill-
3 :11'1' ilnllkrupiu bad no usable and llll'lvtv
II! 1111' iuiolunlul‘v
1111111111 funds
The total dividends declared m ore-
lllors or voluntary baukrupts was ill.-
bnukmptu were
$177.15. and to the creditors oi the In-
'.'olunlal'y bunkrupta, $211,181.14.
'otul expenses in administering on the
'vnlllld u! Vllilllliill‘)
;.12. Lil-i. oil. and oi the estate oi Iniol
'l‘liu
bilnkr upis 1119s
lntary bunkruple 36462811121: us.
are oi the business of thoso'wbo were
ildiudxod voluntary balikrupls In class-
llod as follows:
Farmers, two; wage earners. two
norvhants. ill; manufacturers. two;
miscellaneous nine
There were ilve vuunlun runes
reading on July 1 or last years. (ll
be involuntary biliikrupls. four were
merchants. ionr nlllllul‘ni'lnrtvrs. and
me was classed under the bond or mis-
Involun-
01'
his year.
wan”...
A RECORD IN NITTING.
“one.
H... n...‘
.Jslsbsnty's Four Homers and a single
in Five Times at lot.
The baseball expert lluilh ti. Fuller-
ou, in an article on "13111111111“ in 1b:v
illlericnn Mauasino,"descrllwu as fol
own the greatest billion teal leuord-
ni, executed by illd lJelehuul). and
which It was his good fortune to wit
llt‘lll‘
"Adonis Torry was pitchingmn great
dlcher with a wonderfully inst curve
lflannd three at the home runs wue
made oi! the on vs. The first tilde
it but Ilultlbunly bit the ball high ov-
1r the right held (once. perhaps sev-
lily ion from the ioul line. which
vould be all) lost iroln the plots. and
on route was thirtydivo reel. high. The
wound time he hit over the some
sure. but further when! center help
the third time he drew a single over
thortsiop. a line hit and perhaps the
and It hit of all. Dailies. lesions.
one on the hall with both bands.
they were torn apart and the ball
Nomad almost to the left holders be-
ore It Itrudit t lab to h is
Writtlflss’rat touch 1'
Mid between the olubhouses, nearly
no feet away The last tigle he came
to the bat the crowd mi 1: earths him
9111 Moss Miran between the club
mood The nest!
la
houses. which were set :1 edition Dole '
hsnty hit a curve hell. it alightod on
1110 root of Olin clubhouse. bounded to SOUTH NORWALK TO DANIURY. ,
the root at the ether and relied halt-
:uly hack to second mains. Md yet
tihiosito won the saints—ll
Mn... “Widens-dim”
Knowledge Is a full tliwiilli which
W
11”” 11111111 11111111
A 1311de into the department)!
where many work is sold reveals the
fact that be old fashioned cross stitch
is again in evidence
Stud eggs as you would it you were
to serve them ooldi 0n lettuce. and
then dip and roll them in line broad
. crumbs and try as you would oysters
in deep int.
Tho sleeves as well aathe skirt of
a dancing irock tor, a slender miss are
a series at rull'les.
" v'Nevel was it such an easy matter
{0 create 11 waist to accompany ono's
stilt and make it look like a three-
pleCe aliali'.'1ho suit In matched to
silk, and this is combined with the
new Persian silks to produce some
1113 charming shoots
‘dllello seems to hate reathed the
vm elect of popularity. for it appears
in shoes. gloves. bells. t'olilus. ovoll
billions this season; and as 11 1h soft
pliable. and can be null 111 the input
(planning sbudos. it in a most alert-eu-
bio fashion.
The high waist line be 111010 genera
iv becoming and youthful icokilll, than
t it («xv denim-13 long. t‘"l11!('l of the ruby-
('Illlrtt‘ 51310.1 ill a )tlil HM); lllCl't‘ it)”:
1111.: news 01 its return to tutor Will be
solid news Indeed.
Willie-‘0. salmon, amber, gobelill. cin-
«raid, peacock—«those are a low of the
nuance that will furnish the vivid l'on~
trusting note on costumes 111 black
10mins, prune, gray and the other! .
sombre tones.
Veils at open meshed grenadine ior
automobillilg and street weal are
unions the novelties. llroou. brown
and blue are the lllosi soupbl nllol'
shades.
A trill of lace falling over the heir
within the wide brim of u full picture
but is topped by a row of tiny roses
that follow till.v ol‘lntv oi 1.111,- lltvlld sine.
l‘liu tull mob crown is 01' vclwi and
usuinst the upper brim reels :1 sl-ulllliy
slithered mu 1in lure the oxllct width
of thd brim.
Chilton more to form a complain
border for a shoulder st'nl'i oi coldl-
ed chiffon give sin-ll n wrap up unusu-
ull)‘ soft and cplnvnnvrul dainlliiens.
‘l‘llu demtrlpliuu of a Hindu turban
in 1111;- curroni Woman's llun‘io Colu-
punluu is most tvllll'ulll'lilu: it in of Mill
willie l'tvll. swullitvll ill'uulul will: roll
folds oi gold 11011141 black list In 1111:.-
I'Lllnllsl'n 1111111111", and trimmed with
two soil witltuv liiarnbont lips wired 111
111.1111! llpilglit.
’l‘btv \ol'y long mains and i'lbboun
111' 11 int-ll wrist buns :il'tv wept-lined
inlllil- llll'm very mnwnllvnlly curried.
’lml lln-y till not null prune. to the. up-
.leiil‘lmi‘u 111’ :1 young woman will)
.vvli'lllt‘l! along; at a rapid pace with lb:-
llng swinging vlgomnnly lilJDlll bum-n.
The girls who 11.1“! “out l‘llulilllly
lure tolls dining in.- sullllni-r 11111.1
be :1 bit tired or Illi'ill. barring “(‘11
(built so :llllinlvti. but they are still inl-
nuvllsl‘ly insilinmi iv' and promise to
1'1 mum on throughout the coming limi-
son. _
The touch (ii~.llrlillaut contrasting
color so essential to the smart gown oi‘
the hour is emu-lively lllllodlu-lvd in n
pit-01' 111’ ulilinllvolinu suiill that up
more 1111 11 graduated l'uv‘t'l‘ upon tilt-
DUIHH‘, running~ lionll 1111‘ lent-1b 111
the skirt to 11m wry Iioln.
Cray Illlt‘ll is coming in be as widely
used an inn 1111‘ many llsv'ilil nrticb-s;
and us it umber 11'1le and does not
uqickly soil. ll 134 fully up prnl'llrnl.
ill all 11113 lilulilllilll- of 11111121 and
useful bags, one of 1110 moat urn-pt
ubil- 1131' n “it 1:: room is 111311. of linen or
other “'11511111l11‘ mull-Hui iul illmllll.
ktlilt‘ll l‘ilillll‘r 1') 1011110111 l\ll()“5 buv.
llilwiuldly tin-1' are In 1111' lll‘t‘hlti'l
drawer. and the lvlolbos bumper In um
exactly “in place for. them; conniv-
quillily the Hub- llinvn but; building by
the dl‘i'tit'l‘ Illls il loin; lull wnul.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN 83
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
M...
111 Effect June 5. 1910.
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SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.-—-—12:l‘-3x, 3:091, 52-11:. 6:08.
11:57, 7:20. 7:46. 11:18:. llzfill. 11.1511.
9:37. 10:20:. lib-lbs. 11:99!
I’, hi,-—vi‘.::.'1l“»x. 1:03, Stfiilx, ilzll'.
13:00:. 5:311. 11:..1111. 11:40. 11111011. 7:161.
Mobil. ii: lilx ill: "9
Blinds”.
A.hl~—-1":blx. 5.: mix, 151413.811“.
l0: '.'Ox
1'. M.~-l'.’.:olix.'2:‘.liil. 21511:. {1:35.
“-3.011. 7:00x, 7:09; 7:19:11. 11:2“. 11:42:.
l v21:
NEW YORK T0 COUTH NORWALK.
.1. Ne“ 12:111.,1:4s.u:4s.u:m.1:mx.
miter. Manx, 9:15x. 9:3011. 9140:. lilttlfi.
11:00:, 11:113.
r. M, 12.11231. 1:10. 1:111". 1:57:11
3-1111: all. 1:,11111 13.13 5:02: 51.08
1.25 11:01:: ll 03:, ll: 01311.11 11:00:, a: 30.
11.11011. 11:110. 12:00:.
Sundays.
A. Mwwlllflillx. 11:00. 7:80. 8:563.
ll:illlx.ll :.40x
1' it ~ ill: 04 mm. 5.1.121. 11:04.
11:01:. 7:0011. 11' 3011. 11: (Mix.
800111 NORWALK TO NEW HA
A. M.- 113: 11111 1.16:. 11:12.
8:51.1011031. It): 2118. 10:371.
11. 47.
M.~—~1";il'l'it, 1:20. 3. 02:1 2151”.
1:211. 11:12 11:11:12. 11:43, 7:103: 9:01:11.
ii: lllx. 10:01:11. 11.13.
In Md IV.-
A._ Herr-12.: 1031‘ 1110:.
10310: 10: box.
him-a2: 11):, 0:10;.
11:21:. 0:11:11 .
DANBURY TO IOUTH NOIWALK.
7127.
10:51:11.
1:43. llzll.
6548:
Arms 55 1c’51 8: W. 8:30. 10:03;
1'. am: no elm 1:110.
MM AW
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P. “re-v1: 213. 4: 33K, 5131!, 0:14. 7: 18.
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HARD LUOK STORIES. .f
Shep lv‘ lltvdnnm has a couple 01 good
York correspondent oi the (' lliclnnatl
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Excursmns to llurtinglon and
Valley Grove
SUMMER TIME TABLE
On and Alter MONDAY. JUNE 20,1510
The New and Commodlous .
Steamer Huntington 1
Capt. Wm. C. Young f
\l‘ill run 11:: follows:
Leave Huntington ior Norwaik Mon“
days and Fridays at 6: 45 Iv m . and
2: 25 p 111.
Leave Norwnlk tor Huntlngton Mon 1
days and Fridays at 8: 45 a. m.. and.
5. 30 p.111. 'I
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EXCURSION TICKETS. 50c.
SINGLE FARE. inc.
Children 5 to 12 yours. Excurslon 356: v.
Single Faro 250. '
l'nrilos at ten or more can make a an i
monuments with the Captain in 51011.
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GLOVERS’
THE PLACE
STYLES
We invite your ' 1
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6 SEAVlEW AVENUE
SOUTH NORWALK
CARPENTRY, BUILDING AND CONTRACTING.
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The Hatch 81 Bailey C0
MILL TEL. Ill-l.
Lumber and Mill
BOUTH NORW ALK, CONN.
YARD TEL. “~2-
Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
Window (lines or every description
in: 1b \\ «inlltsinnli 1 ‘vml
Mould-'11 \t‘omlrn llutlvvre. two sizes.
Roofing.
“Lincoln" Asphalt Fabric
1.1 armpit-ti
One. two and three-ply 'l‘nr Paper.
Slaters' Paper.
Sheathing and Buliders' Paper.
Hair lnso'ntlng and lit-atoning Papers.
DoesYour Roof Leak?
M
501: a GALLON
W
i't-ltvl'l'iil'cs.
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The Century Compou_1_1________d
Stops All Leaks
We have trusted tlnv primipai tools In South Noruulk. T1112} are our
W1- lzlnii'nnlen tho woullil-r
\1‘1111- for estimates.
50¢ a GALLON
wear of our (“unwound i‘ol'
i‘nrrcsponlllvuce'solicited.
83 WASHINGTON STREET,
Century Roofing Company, Inc.
SOUTH NORWALK
est detail.
11111
ilrsi pint-1'.
Try It
.nr. ~WMA..
WOULD LIKE to install the Plumbing In your new
home. assuring you that our lilalerlals sro lilo lineal
and our workmanship satisfactory down to the small-
When we do the work you are not called upon to
make (content it ‘.llllll‘ti
work l.Arl'l‘:-.i because 11‘ a correctly done in the
today.
The Jones 8. Hotchitlss Co.
17 Wall Btrsst
Phone 742 Not-walk. Bonn.
EBTIMATES CHEERFULLV’ FURNISHED
BUILDING SOLD
4......
Have to move out January 1.1911
to 000.110 worth oi Well Papers. Cracksry, Glassware
Homemmlshlna Goods. Enamel Ware. etc.
All to no less than cost
Fixtures.» Tables. Safe. Wall Paper Racks, etc.
L. 11. DECK‘E
I? WAIHlNGTON srssl‘r ,
SOUTH NOKWALK. CONN.
Telephone deflection ~
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Norwalk Chronicler