.. , dimculty experienced in "getting the
State methods.
as contained ' In .Diapepsin. This
riotous preparation will digest e.
vs meal without the slightest toss
dis‘oomiort. and ashore tthptsouresti
id stomach in live.rninutos..bosidos-
Veroonilns all old. Nauseous. odors
om thobreaih. u“ 3 ' .i:
,. Ask- your pharmacist to show you
t e formula. plainly winced. on. each
O'cent' case or Papa's Diapering. than
u will readily understand why this
. oniptly cures ludisooiiou'thml res
oves such symptomatic Heartburn.
. . , ,teeiing like a lump of lead in the
onisch, Bc'ltrliilig ellipsis, and ,I‘JFUCLR‘.
. _; one or undigcetc-di tooth; water brash,
; nusea, Headache, iiiilousnsss and
any other had symptoms; and, be-
dos. you will not need laxatives to.
can your stomach. liver and. intes-
hcs clean and trash.
1! your Stomach is sour and full oi
s. or your i'ood doesn‘t digest. and
‘ . ur 'meals don't seem to iit‘, why not
,_ t a 50-cent cuss fromyourdruxgisi.
d malts life worth living? Absolute
not from Stpmaeh misery and per-
3% ingestion-of, anythingmyoti eat is
El; WIN," hue minutes after. and
, habits“ case is sufficient to' cure
s'ywhole tomily oisuch trouble.
38“"!‘3’, a harmless, inexpensive
epsratiou like, Diapesln. which will
.ways. either at daytime or during
night. relieve your stomach misery
and digest- your meals. is about as
handy and valuable it thing as you
could have in the house.
new to. use in: BALLOT.
Got Those Facts Fixed in Your Mind
Before October 3.
Connecticut's first cxpericncc with
the Australian ballot in the town elec
tlons this {all Is going to provide thi
voters with plenty or material for dis
cnssion and possibly there will be soon
hang‘ of the new ballots. There are ai
ways a certain number or voters win
will not take the trouble to Inform
themselves of the correct proocdurtv.
In ample time before the town elcc
tion. the Secretary or State will send
to Town Clerk Smith and the oth
or town clerks a number of suinplt
ballots, printed on pink paper, equal
to 25 per cent. of the total number
of ballots to he lurnishcd for use in
the town election. These samples wil.
be distributed tree of charge. so tha.
all the voters may see how the neu
ballot is going to look.
The process of marking the ballot
is simple. There is a column for each
political party with its candidates. and
there Is one blank column without any
names in it. if a voter wishes to vote~
the Republican ticket straight. he
makes a cross in the empty circle at
the head or the column labelled Repub
Iican. it he wishes to split his ticket.
he makes a cross over the column that
he approves or In the main. and then
votes for candidates in other columns.
by making a cross before their lndivid
ual names.
vote for is not anywhere on the sheet.
he writes it in the blank column wherc
he wants it.
Where there are two or more cantil-
dltes on each ticket for the sumo. of
only for as many selcciinen, hoard oi
roller and constables. the rotor must
mark each candidate he wants for iiiti‘.
oliloo, both in the column of his ('llUii'(
and In the other columns He must rc
member. however, to vote only for mi
many selectmen, board or relief incur
born or constables as his own party
is entitled to nominatc. .
This is different lrom tho Now York
In New Work Stair.
the cross in the circlcat the top is used,
only for the purpose of voting a
straight ticket. in New York Sliitir. ii
voter wishing to edit must mark sop
arately every cunilitiiitc lio votes for
In Connecticut. the circle is usod both
in straight and splits. and savor
trouble for thr voter. providing ho
takes time to figure ihc thing out.
..
nus—a.
Haaaiuosas or I’ALL.
Mi...
Hobo and Psohsndior Return with the
Bummer Vsostlonlsts.‘
The usual
panhandlcrs has made its appearnnco
in town. Hubcap loan and boboeu
stout, hoboes short and hobosu tall
are daily wondius their way in trout .
every by-road, and tho housewives urd
kept busy answering the unwelcome
knocks upon their back doors. it is
a mystery where thcy all come from.
but like the summer vucutloniul. they ’
IM Info to flirt}
.QVM')’ «anon.
up at this sing
The ancient tales 0
slot: wits and starving childrun are ’
told in the customary pallwilc tones. ~
and with the same, old stock worn
vitreous. .
flayeral have accosted travelers
along ‘ tho dlhurent thoroughtiiroil
about the town. housing a dime (or a
"bite to cat." Needless to say
entail! secured. finds its way to tho
Wit "be? a r tiller" Ont
I "knight of to roar ". roads the
rounds at the upper [end thisinorning
and was nons‘ too rel. cunt to odor
abuse to those from hose doors he
was turned away unreplenlshed. The
retinas oi fishne‘ho‘isdks helm
. many old! i. who (usually strike .
city. truancy havins it booked. . .
. ‘, “b
E'In easy thing. There was a son.
mi rolelnilip in tour: or this class
of transients alarm or two use. and .
' subtediy marathon one or the .
_ any but “starving" mounds of tor-
%; will
mambo" practices cease.
. 5:111 ONdHAT_TIR:’ {been
. wary common ,, ' -
1W ills coinsurance no t . of
It“ York that batters plush is daily
his under Paragraph 47?. thrill
a
in“: thoii‘“h ‘
{RSI
it the name he wishes to '
bcvy of summer's omit
till .
ti Iniflt‘s lodging in the .
“‘0 “W "him?" ”a“ organised Ito-lam Indicates Blemish" and All
and the rosular program has been tslt- . \ akin Trout”...
‘ up an new .‘beius. carried . W...»
d a. - _
dramatically it or
hly hail Bantam”. Wednesday.
"I have been troubled with pimples
tum blackheads for tour yams." writes
. _. a Washington gentleman in the govern-
Wei ‘éfitiniii‘i ‘iibiittlmytbyryfg'{mam 262;: ”up:
‘6” . _ an no nos. ‘ eueo’ cm a
"WW-”ll” the Kiwi” home-dosh 9.0““ ibeon of benefit to me. but poslain has
3"” held; “ “iiidfi’ti‘mw‘iezfizk‘l‘i ideal? the workf shilling!l moods clear,
' '5 . . i no sign 0 a p mp e."
splice .rThe .rciwlnr forty'flve minute i w'l‘ho work oi eradicating pimples. ts-
W‘ed“ Q wasirdshmed and WI” be unwind blemishes, clearing the com-
IiI'M “3 last your. “"13! 8100 I0 3:15» 3 ploxlon. rod noses. etc. is among the
assembly or home-desk; 8:15 to 9:00. senior accomplishments of poslani in
0d: 9:43 l0 9!“ short illml‘miflslmh ‘Ins a strictly medicinal preparation. its
:Wll‘ obtaining WMOORH and getting properties for ‘oxceeu those of the
.Buililllofilji 9148 t0 10:30. third periml: palms and lotions usually ompioyril. in
10:30 to"ii:lb. fourth period; 11:1“ all of the many forum or skin troubles
to 11:30. recess. . 11:30 to 12:15 Mill in both infants and adults. poi-ilani pro-
hitriodi‘lzifi 10 1 o'clock, sixth 01‘ 138i duccu bcnoiiciul rcsulis from first up-
period. Only a few more individual plicntion. hit-scum. nciio, horpoa, ii‘i~
changes limb to be made and it might tor, pllcs. lutrhcr's itch. suit rhoum.
be said that the school is complctely scaly scalp, trio. yioid readily to its
organized for everything is runninl; romariiublo curative proportion. No
.rillIOOthiifi , matter what part of the body may be
it was found necessary to clitingo the WWW“. H only be easily routed with
program annual .for tho rcocxumina- IlOBlilm- .
lions and me stiltlcnts who have or i’osluin can be had for no cunts at
.uniiliuiloiis to lake may note the 1|“? TI‘IlI‘lliii' Iii'liiIt-iifii'ih llill‘liitlllol'i)’
changes by referring to the The Cliltortl Pharmacy and Edw. W.
‘ ii
bulletin
I clioy. .lr. (Jr the Etncruonizy Labora-
tories, 32 West 25th street, Now York
city. will send a sutnplc free by mail to
anyone who will wrlic {or it. This is
ies.” otherwise known as the ”(troop suillclcnt w show results in “WM-w
iioose-llcrrics." are not to be heard . ‘0‘" hours.
murmuripg because of the complete:
inept oi the annual exercises.
. Because of the large number of Jun?
liiors taking third English and the over-
crdwded classes a new class has been
boards in the lower corridors.
The degree ionm has completed it.
work of initiating the new students
and it might be added that the "fresh-
BNAP SHO‘TB.
iiurry Whitney is back from Labra-
. dor but he makes no mention of brings
iormod. The three classes now are: : “UK II “M ‘lfil "ill‘cois lfill'li \rlorohconi-
iii. A.. second period. room 26; ill.;mitwd whim! onI 1a o‘mel i it“
n. fourth period. room 29; iii. (3.. llltli '40“ “WW “II"
period, room 26. “m
yezi'wtiiiuiufaii i:“iiiii$i§e§tiiiiiiitisioiiliii;i that the next time she arrives in this
, ‘i : “ ' ' i ll ’
desks in tho. rcsiilar class rooms and : ifff'iiw’sui liigg‘l)i?ot(il§rd 72.13.42} m:
be desks in the chemical laboratory ’ ‘ ‘ ' " ‘T
I , i . ’i‘l ’ _ b 1 R. my on ornamental leaves and atoms
- ‘ " “.""‘l“.ll'i.
class who also have work in this room ‘8 (mm “H H “t m l“
in the sixth DONG“ 0“ 'i‘hursdays. Just as might have been expected
The boilers in the boilorfioom have. that (‘avnlicri-(‘hanlcr low got into
been over-hauled and are being put in ' Hm newsygpurg (in thc (IV!) or the prep-
shiipc tor the cold weather. One 03' . nrutions for tho winicr (Hil'l'illli' cirrus.
tlic boilers is now ready for use should w—«Scrnulon 'i‘ribulic~licpublicnn.
tho \vcnihcr dottinnd. _ ........ o.
The branch telephone system has ii is not a sign "f lull that n...
bocn all orcrhaulctl and now works? lu’rclics "I... Iosiiuz ”my pillage. It is
9""$”0“"-‘" in sign of tho ravages of the “hue"
\‘i-ith the rcsuuipiioii of the regular pummx cunndeusiscllii.“ a mu- my”,
: Ilosiou (Hobo
An indignant touriki has declared
prourtiiu. the cards are now being ”“3 pillar.
loctcti from tho class rooms daily and ;. .. .
:i siutlcnt who ubscnts himscll: ironif Tm. colleges are .-....,,...mng‘ in" m.
school must explain will he an» air scum m soc innro in the punt-m til-out
“6’!“ ilf‘loli‘ being “WNW“ ‘9 "9"“““‘. tho football prosppcis at the various
his um i\. A written statement from up“... Of “mum“ than about the Hm.
Ithe nation; or guardian of lllt‘ student; "on; for class liofllll'flf""rrs‘lllon .-\d
B T601”? . ' ' \‘i‘ili‘it‘l'
. I ‘ -
'Ihe llrsi regular meeting of the or- -
chestra was held yesterday in room:
23 m onei «(ill-lock. More membersfroiors mcmmm-rmimi ilH coliwrt'niiiiii.
were “‘00 V9 , {rind \vc urt- lit-ginning to think it's
lit lls lliili wonltierlmoni oi the midi-ill I right about it. t‘oluuiliua tituli- .Itmr»
iv cl )0!" l li~ tic loo ptipcr.’ lo . mile. 1 Hill.
will be issucd this your or iioi. ll tilli'b "
certainly set-m that there are (‘Illlllflili
of stiltlcnts in the school to support 7 oncd i‘illllll‘i‘“~2ililll Illiltl ho i‘tllllill‘g it!
the paper Mid ”8 previous recordlihr conclusion that tho lln'3’t'fll' until“
ought to be a good inducement. ; pnlun this time is no name oi llllilit“
. .dywlliks. l'l'ovltll'iii‘c Jnulllnl.
‘ Miss Georgia Wolfe. who has boon:
spending part of tho summcr with hot" Farmers of tho nouiiiwwt illM‘ slit,
brother. Dr. Robert M. Wolio, will ; (motion by tho biotirbod llourdocislons.
leave tomorrow tor Northampton; interfering with their illilliflllili‘ii-
Mass. to resume hor studios at Smith right to soak tho coiisiitiuw lull pricc
College. for damaged goods. Mcridon Journal
on
u...
'l‘ho linoil'po inat‘hinc hourly Ili\\‘u)‘tt
lCi‘rii llic inost coiiiioriubio i-ui‘ir
0 water in'tlicwworld
equals the celebrated
Clicquot Spring water‘ for
making soft drinks. Chemists
testify to this. Coming from
dccp~rock, it contributes
largely to the famous good-
ness and purity of CLICQUOT
CLUB .Gingcr Ale.
No other water will combine so
pcricctly with Jamaica ginger
or result in so good u ginger sic.
No other water in the world will
take carbonic gas so readily or
retain it so well.
ctr“ we
Because oi this superior water and
because the ginger, sugar and knit
flavors in Clicquot are the but.
Clicquot Club is as good I you alter
it is made as the day it is bottled.
It is u palatable too. as it is whole-
some and rcircshinz and it is non-
astringent.
i -. Other "CLICQUOT" Revenues with
' tho CLICQUOT flavor and purity
T .mroll Boor Root loos Iona-rill-
~ ‘ war-n40 Lsmoohds
Order ofan grocer. 775: On! ‘
mars [mm it
rm: "
w "
know. “a“ ..»
{in i Pr Ml,
hi it”. ‘I 10. W Wit Iii relaxant. _,
The sum Iisolsrobalieok 00., Malnutrition pi. liorwsllt
‘1th period; 9:00 to 9:43, Second Dori” which overnight routilis are seen. no
. ‘ gum
The extremely: wide-ribbed cloths
are very lashiouhbie and very stun-
ning» 7‘ a “.
. ilk trimming: braids In tile Paisley
coloring: irresiutibl suggest the old.
”tashionoh.‘fshoo~st§ an" bQILS that we
used to‘malt‘e’; '1‘ by are decidedly
fashionable, however.
Just a hint oi! goldwluct or not or
93!!“ ldery~~ls permitted on dainty,
mod sh Irocksoi the "elegant. simply.
city" order. These. while most attrac-
tlvc. are not by any means to be
thought of as low in price because the
reverse or elaborate. Elegant simpli-
city Is oi‘ all'thliigs expensive.
in spite of the great vogue ”or black
vivid colors and amazing and brilliant
combinations were never so highly rc-
gitrdcd; consequently the winter may
ho expected to inrnlsh the greatest. va-
riety oi? olicris all the way from the
oxccsnivcly inmlcsi. oven iiobcr. to tilt:
i‘noul striking and violent.
I’iuits liro good style for full tailored
stilts. but they urn almost invariably
bandod near the tool of tho skirt. to
keep intact the straight lines oi‘ the
silhouette.
llriuiin and while not yokes ilI‘C
again to the lore and they are turtl-
cuinriy stylish piped or bordered with
a lino oi the nil-fashionable i'orsian.
l’nisloy or. lporli‘ups post of all) black.
grounds art.- psi cl‘i'uclivc ior the lit-
tic yolics iintl untieisloevos that am a
[suture of many of the dainty norms
of the season. .
it would not seem neCcssary. In
these days or general commercial oduo
cation, to advise girls to treat. the
knowledge that court» to them through
their business associations as confiden-
tial .tut personal cum-lotion touches
that there are still some girls who lack
the insight and sons» of honor to keep
iuvioltito the business of their employ
crs und the patrons of their stupid)“-
ers Silo will nrvcr make a success.
busiuesawisc. ulio does not curly
want this lost-ion. ’
Your kidney trouble may be of long
standing. it may be either acute or
chronic, hilt whutcvcr it is Foley‘s
Kidney Rcmotly will aid you to got
rid of it quickly and rcsiorc your not»
urnl health and vigor. “lino bottlo oi
Volt-3‘3 Kldncy Itciurdy made inc
wcll.” Hitltl .l. Sibliuii, oi Grand View.
Wis. Continuum: taking it new. The
bridge Pharmacy. ”
AUTOS AT DANBURV FAIR.
Tuesday and Saturday Will Be Auto-
mobile bays.
'I‘uosdny and Saturday, (hi. i and 8.
will i)(‘ “Ailioiiiolillt- lkiys“ nt ihi~ llulr
bury iii-'ii‘. with it‘ll rurc urchin rlt‘ili'd-
liivii.
Fivc of those ram-u will be run off
’l‘iirsdny liilcruoou, as follows:
liiicui I» Fruit iiir all touring curs.
lull) voiiippctl. tli‘dillllm ilvc inili‘s
livcnl '2» Fruit lni‘ ll” runzilmiiis. [My
13 twpiiplwtl, (iii! illt‘l‘ livti niilcs.
ICittii 1i» liiin trap raw. ilvc niilrs.
(llll‘li to all; cars 'o in: liilliillm'llili‘d ili'
i‘oi‘tliliq it) liori'iowu‘cr. ruling linii
weight. , ,
l-Iwni -l-~~()lv-l;it'ir t‘nrtx upon it) nil.
two lllllvrl lill‘iilllth r-ix iiiii'ivls.
lfvcnt .‘wl'ult up turn my
curs.
'l‘hc prizt-s [or NW“ of ihrsc rni'cs
“'ill lli‘ 8‘25 for Iirsl. SIT» tor l-Il‘t‘nlltl not!
till for third.
Siiilll‘lill)'r~ llm rut-cs will be Ilti i‘ul
ions:
Ewul ii~~ ilpru to all nusoliuc slur].
cars or l‘llllillll'lilb polling for $3M or
Infill. distance “\‘(l ltiiics
i-Zii-ni I tipi-p to It“ unnuiilic stock
cuts or runabouts soiling for “hi in
H.350, dissliiurv two :nilm.
liwni 3- Upon to all gasolinc stock
can: si-ilini: irtiui $l.‘.‘.’vi l0 Hypo, ills
llllli‘t‘ lil’l‘ Hill! a.
liivcnt it illirn mull gasiililii- stock
cars fit'liillg l‘tuin strum to Simon, dis»
inure ilrr nliitfl.
, Evcnt Ill Fri-v for all cars. distanci-
ten miles
'l‘hc prizcs my curl) of those more
an,- Silo to lint, $25 to second. 31?. to
third
touring
p. in. with Si'l'l‘i‘illl’)‘ ii. M. Rundlc.
CHURCH CALENDARS.
Knight Street A. M. E. Church.
\\’cdncndiiy eycnino Itt'v. iiuiului
tilii‘ilkl-i Ill Sliiiilimii A. Iii. I-I. i‘iiiiri-ii
iuin upiau "Hit Sonic iii Allricpl lila-
iiiry.” 'l'hc litiiclii Hii‘t‘cl A. M. 1'2.
(‘liurrli their will luivr clinrac of tile
program.
ii‘riduy tiittiinuw'i‘lic Allcn E.
lAMilli‘ ptuycr moi-ting at tho church.
.iunior choir raiioni'snl Friday ails-r-
noon, at a“: p. in.. undcr tho li-ndrrship
or Mrs. Iiosti tiiiyit-r.
’I‘hi- oiliriuis of tho church will lt-n-
tit-r to Abraham Showrll a strand tinni-
W‘l‘tiltl')‘ iii honor of his devotion. loy~
ally and lcutzih oi' service in the cause
of (‘hrlst and the church. on 'l‘ucsdny
cvcnlun. Hii|lillmlwf 2th.
Grace Parish Notes
‘I‘iic I-iundur schools of the parish rc~
ituuiud liioir uvssions Sunday. A good
. beginning was made in each school.
i 'l‘lio ilnliizilli'l‘a of iiio KIN! will hold
llii‘lr lll‘fli rcuulur fail iliotiiiiiu at liriii
Monday In iii-tolior lii thcovonins- .
i The Junior (mild will rcuumu its
fluorllnz: tlu- lil'Ht 'i‘uriiduy In (littobrr
llu llic morning. '
'l‘hc \Vouuiu‘a iiuiltl will maul. I‘or
lint. iirai limo this tall the ilrsl ,Wt‘ll-
iicmiuy In iiriobor at tho rectory in
Hill ullcriiouu. ‘ '
M. _....«-->-- - -—-
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mshscksmo...” Rodmnn. li‘. Davis
and wile. ii. a. nowmun. F. ii. Mun-
son. i1. ti. Phillipa. 0. W. Vanost.
P. H. llolt‘ho. .l. A. howling. F. Gor-
coran. id. lituuio. r. n. Jacobs, .1. tiar-
rls. Now York; F. H. Wordmsu New
llnvru: ll. t'. lmmum. 8. Grccnstcln.
lii'itllchori: l.. Mints. Neivurli: N. H.
liuributi. i. ll. l-iurlhuit. Wilton; ll.
drum. Mt. Vcruop; 13‘. 8. Cline. New
Rut-hello: it. w. Fitch. Yonkers: J.
Kelly. New Millard; W. ll. Unhoits.
J. l). Lawrriuzo. F. i}. Lawton. city; L.
ti. Lotimlohg. Springfield; 0. M. Par-
her. 0. Woollen. A. Newton, Philadel-
phia: M. .l. Mi-uiahaii, Hartford; 0. (3.
Hubbard. lloiuon. ’
h... . .-....,..........~.- <-
bentiusl Wanthgdfl- In)?
‘fii‘jllllflt‘fl i-losi- Friday. Sept. so, at ii'
'r
v“- mum Wm?“ =WWWWWW..W rm}; n momma-m
““ “"“"”"“"‘ bliss iici‘iriiito oiiii’tiij'ift lineminstcr‘j Warren ”Keclcr. tor amniiuipcr o?
iRiSH LEAVlNG HOMELAND- Mus-s” is visiiilig relatives in Norwnik yrars located in business in Sprint:
""""‘“‘ iidr a tow days. villi). has disposed of the same. and
700 Many CWM ‘0 This CWMW 53W" ’ I lliIS gonc to Now York. where he will
Native Journal. hlr. and Mrs. lticlmrd Nickcrsi-n, otiiukc up his residence with his dangli—
. .. li‘nst llnrru. spent Sunday with rein: I tor, Aunzi lilac, who is married to a
- i u v v , r) ‘ ‘ _ . ( ‘
“AHHM' ltl,\, HM' .d. “mimics in .\'or\rnlk. New link millionairc. .
. Asbestos Shingles
nut. in tho opinion oi the iititnc now;
t-rliuiciil A clipping ll‘O'll tilt irll‘il
imiiiutl I‘orwnrtic born bjr llopiily t‘on-
ml .l. :1, Arnislrruin. .lr., oi‘ (York. says: '
”Till’ irisb titiiiicrnlion statistics
utmu illiuilllr‘.itiiiiil_.‘: twill pursuits.
lull lilir‘ t'nilnitw during July, as com.)
'l‘lio curl of usbnstos sitinulcs is about 50 per cent. morn than wood
FillllL‘ii :. To UiTfii‘i lili‘< t-tttru .tiz-i you batc a shingle that is ilt‘cproof.
uiii pwrvr .Vtflr out. lime niil uvwr lii‘i‘il rcncwing and \vhr-u drop-
iM‘ii from tho root Illl :idiituéitlil pilillii‘i' will not break. Many of the
must promincnl lil‘i‘lllit-z'ls (illti lirilldcrw :il.‘ nor." rcr'oniincniiinc; as.
litmitis nhiuul: s. over till (J‘ili'l‘r‘. t'i‘t‘ll slaw. itir slate is much heavier
llllil ‘:: HIS} lo llrcnk, ,
6 SEAVIEW AVENUE
pprcd with Lilli“! for July of his! ;.t~'tir.‘_
Charles H. Ais’tiiorpe. sou... Now...
an ini‘rctino of 2.79 ill iiw "“lliKl'IilliS.
CARPENTRY. BUILDING AND CONTRACTING.
I
i
lll‘JT \vcrc lltilii‘fi our! 7"» l‘ciiiniiw. lu‘
nil {JILSIII ilr‘l'i—(lli‘l illl‘fl‘ lcit iri'lrintl
dril‘iiin tho lircii HW'HII iuouil F iii ll-ll\,_
nu lili‘rl‘flfiif of mo? mot rim sonic .lwl”
iml In lint}. 'i‘ho total cmicrniioifi‘
hisi year was BRETT, and was liar soc»
mui iim‘vsl on r: i‘DI‘I] inr .th (imam-s."-
li Ihc sunw ruin of liit‘rourc is kept up
for tho roiliiiiniiz‘r oi‘ Ibis your ('lillill‘il-
linli it‘ll! I‘iznl‘h lii‘iil‘ly iiilllilll fill“ lilo
‘ Iiiil‘.u
I
i
w‘l‘oriuring cmcma sprrtids its,
biiruinl',r urtra cri‘ry tiny. litmn‘n (lint i
tuniii quickly stops its Rilll‘ilililllz. lil
r-liiliiiy rt‘lli-vm lilo llt'liiiiit, throw it
.wrimmcntly. At any (it‘ll: ulnro
The Hatch & Bettye.
IOUTH NORW ALK, CONN.
MILL TEL. 45-3.
Excursions to Huntington and
Valley Grove
SUMMER TIME TABLE
On sod Alter MONDAY. JUNE 20. 1510
The New and Commodious
Steamer Huntington
Capt. Wm. C. Young
Will run as follows:
Leave Huntington tor Norwsik Monv
days and Fridays at 6:45 a. m.. and
2:25 p. to.
Leave Norwslk lor Hontington. Mou-
days and Fridays at 8:45 a. m.. and
6:30 p. m.
EXCURSION TICKETS. 50c.
SINGLE FARE. 400.
Children 5 to 12 years. Excursion 354::
Single Faro 25c.
Partics of ten or more can make n ur-
roiicoments pith tho i‘npiniu to stop
at ’Volioy (trove.
VARD TEL. “-2. '
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
Window Glues or cvory description
Rush Weights and Cord
iiiouldod Wooden iluitrru, two sizes.
"Lincoln" Asphalt Fabric Rooting.
warranted
One, two and thrce'piy Tar Paper.
Slaters' Paper.
Sheathing anti llitildois' Paper.
.iliilr lusu'ailng and matching Papers.
DoesYour Roof Leak?
The Century Compound
our, .1 GALLON Stops A" Leaks sod 3 GALLON
We liill‘t‘. irculcd the principal routs in South Norwnik. Thoy are our
li‘ll'll‘lll’l‘t’i. Wu uiiuinutcc tlic \wnlhcr wear of our i‘ompoutid tor
iilli‘t.‘ loam, \\‘rlii- for t‘r'lililM‘i n. i‘tirrcslmniicncti Ntllli‘lit‘ii.
Century Roofing Company, inc.
83 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK
atoms,
THE PLKCE
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WOULD LIKE to install lilo Plumbing in your new
homo. assuring you that our nialcrlnlu are the lint-iii.
and our workmanship satisfactory down to the siuall-
est dctuli.
When we do the work you are not ciiilcd upon to
make constant itiuuilr-t.
Our work LASTS because it‘s correctly done in the
first place. ‘
Try it today.
The Jones & Hotchkiss Co.
17 Wall Street Phone 742 Norwalk. Conn.
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNIBHED
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BUILDING soLn
W.
Have to move out January 1, 1911
$5,000.00 worth of Wall Paperil. Crockery. Glassware
Houseiurnishing Gnarls. Enamel Ware, etc.
All to no less than cost
Fixtures. Tables. Safe, Wall Paper Rockactc.
We Invite your
Inspection
s7 wssiuuorou eraser
_, SOUTH NORWALK. “CONN.
Telephone Connection W "
“WEAR GHOEB THAT FIT"
Two Stores.
Norwnik' do. Norwaik
L. H. DECKER
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Norwalk Chronicler