an secretion
- ‘ ’oys err’t‘ien‘did not feel that way about ‘
and Mrs. Stevens on mounted by
no. litre. Themed spent the day
1: lpnbsleir‘made by
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Willie “MM. f 1*
lids rm moral h.
inns opportunity lonsnwaitedsnd the
reports of the results of the first on-
slaught on the public beds will be
. its ed, witit'~nth*’fiiltle'. interest. An
~‘uliig there were woeful tales . no:
thi ’ worth while but that all o the
at.
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visiting friends in Dorian.
Jamey, of Milford, are spending a few
days iwith friends in Newton. .
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Get Embers lines
Homnt .
all times. H
Personal sttentiop
prescription work. ‘ ‘
Chairs for our trolley patrons.
Oomeéjip; and wait for ”FF-l3”?
barber: PHARMACY
W‘mmi
siren to all
JJ’A
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RKER. Manager.
a. r” i i
Miss Caroline de Fabritis. of Water-
bury. is a nest. of Miss Edith Mead.
of Edlie avenue.
Arthur Norrieon. of. Van Zandt
street, is a visitor for this afternoon
audible eveningln New York City. ,
Miss Matilde; Smith resumed her du-
ties at the N. E. Ryan & Company
:itore yesterday. after a week's vaca-
on.
'; "tfl—fi“
Miss Elizabethddlly. of Seaview ave-
nue, arrived home yesterday from a
very pleasant sojourn in the White
Mountains.
~ A delegation of twenty of the color
ed oyster openers who came north
from Norfolk a few weeks ago have
been taken to Patchogue. Long Island.
by the Radel oyster company.
The advent of the frost fish is now
being awaited. None have been repor-
ted yet but they are expected to reach
the local harbor most any day. The
snappers have now headed for other
waters than those way inshore.
The proposed new type of oyster dip-
per for use in the opening establish
ments is one of the chief topics of
conversation among the openers. The
latter are still greatly opposed to the
innovation and are sticking out again-
st it.
Dr. Ralph M. Bennett, who for some
time has been connected with the new
cling and lecture department. of the
Colgate company in connection with
their tooth powder business, was a
visitor at his home in East Norwalk
over Sunday.
The movement to have more connec-
ting with the sewer system in this
part of the town meets with fever. Not
a little discussion has been aroused
over the question and ways and menus
in bringing about the desired end will
probably be figured out.
Edward E. Mead. who is having his
annual vacation from his duties at
the Wilson Point office of the New
York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad company. has returned from
a visit at Brattleboro. Vermont. and
this morning left for New London for
a day‘s visit with friends.
The pool and billiard table present.-
ed to the blast Norwalk Yacht. Club by
Mr. Lewis, who purchased the (Trau-
ford place at Saugatuck, and who is a
member of the club. is being set up.
it makes a very desirable addition to
the club quarters. Another improve-
ment at the club quarters is the install-
ation of lockers.
Mnnagcr Harry Waterbury. of the
Mayflower baseball team. did not cure
to make public today the aarocmout as
to tile division of the proceeds of the
series of games between the Mayflow-
crn and the Oriole. He maintnimpi.
however, that every was satisfactory
to both sides.
receipts there will be a side bet.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Knudsen. who
were united in marriage in Brooklyn.
N. Y.. have returned to their home in
Myrtle street. East Nortvnlk. after
spending a brief honeymoon at the
home of the bride‘s sister. Mrs. P. 1..
mundane. in Long island City. N. Y.
A sister of the groom. Miss Knudsen.
and a niece of the bride. Miss Ora
mundane, and two gentlemen. friends
of the groom stood with them. Mrs.
Knudsen was formerly Miss Josephine
Kilns:
The regular send-monthly meeting of
the East Norwaik Fire dintriet com-
mittee was held last evening at "the
motor generator house in isliiavicw avo-
. nue. Varioumnattors of,a routine on:
taro cameup and were disposed. lily»
erytiiiii in gunning a ‘ he very smooth-
ly in air the étriet. partmonis. The
electrical db f'lm'diiii'ii, intuitions will.
it in o t" ., oi'oiflo’very much dur.
llig thenut _ yr. weeks on account, of
the limit!!! Ill tubal. the district will
be well‘miiipped with its new motor-
generatnr Iii
t for thatoxtra business.
w s, its anticipated, a big
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value
without them. iii: ,. and
ionic time for indium; Ind
ind am new comp 7
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will never be. than: m in m
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, nation ill; naturai'snromh workers left
. yesterday. so as to" been the sroandw
'3the kind of weather. that «. furnished.
' from the“ drug store where he is our
in addition to the auto .
Thi‘p Darien baseball team expects
to play the All Norwalits team on
.tlaturday, on the Norton's field.
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Mrl and. Mrs. A. ,B. . Ramadan. of
Bridgeport. Were visitors over Sunday
with friends in Noroton Heights.
.it is shown by the numbemvho want
corer. Merit of the East .NorWalk dele-
early this mornfhxu The lonsth of
time they will continue operations
.there depends to no small extent on
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Mrs. James'Walker. returned to her
home in Seuthinston today.
short visit with relatives in town.
Under ordinary conditions the oyster-‘
men will stay until the cold weather
drives them home and it will have to
be pretty cold weather at Wit-- Joseph J. Braum had his hand pain-
fully ,iniured Saturday. He was lead
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Harvey 13. :DaVenpmt, of Banning-
ton, Vt.. oldest grandson'of Mrs. iii. W.
James. had the misfortune to be arsed
fully burned by gseoleno on the 11th,
-from the effects of which he was kept
mai began to perform all kinds of
stunts. The hook on the end of the
.chain caught in his hand. iuibeddins
deeply, making a very sore and pain-
ployed for a whole week, and had to fill wound.
have the constant attention of a doc-
tor and trained nurse. {Juries the
whole time he never murmured. show-
ing the). grit which he had inherited
from away back. one of his ancestors.
Mrs. James“ grandfather. having been
an officer in Washington's army.
Mrs. Emily P. Davis. of New Roch;
.eile. N. Y., sister of Edwin W. James.
reached her 72d birthday today. and
she is still remarkably Well and in
possession of all her faculties. Emily
and Edwin are the last of their race.
the James and I’arkers having long
since passed away.
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One of Darien's large poultry rais-
ers reported yesterday that he lost
three prize (owls Saturday night. these
being killed by. two dogs. . He saw the
dogs. and shot at them. but they were
so no- awayr-he could not hit them. He
belong. and will ask their owner to re-
imburse him for his loss. *
Jerry Barrows. a carpenter. while
doing repair work Saturday. had the
misfortune to cut his headland wrist
badly with a sharp instrument. He
was hurried to a physician's office in
Stamford, where it was found neces
sary to take several stitches in the
cut. Mr. Barrows was so week from
the loss of blood that ho had to be
taken to his home in a carriage.
Editor Seutinel:-——ln regard to the
ball game the Orioles. of East Nor-
waik, and the Darion. Jr.‘s were to
‘play last Saturday. 1 would like to say
that it was the rubber, each side hav-
ing won a game out of the series of
three it was proposed to play. The
first game went to the Orioles by the
score of 4 to 3. and the second was
won by the Barton Juniors ii to 2. it
would appear that the Orioles realized
that they could not defeat the Darien
Juniors. so they let four of their regu-
lar players go. and got together a
scrub nine, composed of the Orioles.
Black Sex and Mayflowcrs, but even
that did not work. as the Darieu came
expecting to play the Orioles. of East
Norwalk, and would have trimmed
them again. No bets were up on the
Harlem and 0f the game. and all was
fair and square on the Dnrien Juniors'
part. Yours truly,
Charles F. Whitman. of New Havon
and a party of friends had a decidedly
lucky .escape from injury Saturday af-
tcruoon as they were motoring along
the Post road towards Stamford. with
no warning. the rear wheel came en-
tirely off leaving the rear of the auto
to rest on one wheel and the hub. The
The machine traveled a short distance
and was then brought to a stop. Tour
porary repairs were made and later
the machine was towed to a garage.
where s new axle will be installed.
The. white birches are having a hard
time of it these days. The millions of
tinyycilow worms make short work
of the leaves. and there is scarcely a
white birch in this region but looks
as though it had been schorched by
lire. The post does not seem to touch
the black or the yellow bircii. It is
suit] that the English sparrow will dos
troy the inch-Worm, but not this post.
'l‘hc faiiiiiinr cnibird ulcnud the mew
pics of small caterpillars during the
early summer. it seems that every do
vouriug insect has n parilicular bird
to \i'iil‘k its extermination or the ilnv‘
or of this particular insect is only
amenable to a certain specie of bird.
which as yet is not around here.
FAIR PLAY.
There has been a steady stream of
visitors to James Parker's ilridgc
Pharmacy today to view the human
bones that were dug up yesterday in
tho doorynrd of William A. Gilbert. in
Van Zandt street, by liaiiun workmen
in the employ of Pinch Brothers. The
bringing to light of the hours was the
result of digging operations for a con-
crcte sidewalk about the house. There
was quite a little consternation amount
the workmen when the bones were
struck. A mystery of the greatest in
terest‘mny be concmiled in that little
pile of boueslthat is new reposins in
thc drug store but it will undoubtedly
never be solved completely. There is
considerable indication, however, that
the bones are those of an ludiau. This
would seem to be indicated by n more
titan ordinarily heavy law. The check
bones are almost all gone but the for-
mation about the upper part of the law
seems to indicate that the check belies
were high. That the body had been
under ground for a long time is shown
by the condition of the bones. One
man expressed the opinion that per
hope the bones were these of a British
soldier. buried in a hurry nftcr the bat.
tie that took place when the town was
invaded and burned.
The Eagle Hook and Ladder Fire
Ermine Company. of linrien’ brouahi
its lourdny carnival to a close Satur-
day evening. it Willi by far the urcut
cs: undertaking that. the firemen ever
undertook. but by united and until-lug
efforts. the affair was pulled off with-
out a mishap. and proved to be a grand
sot-rots. Throughout the four nights
the iiiorry-goround. the African dotin-
ore and ihe dancing platform were the
chi t‘ centers of attraction. Thursday
lili'. i was featured with a street par
adc by visiting firemen. Saturday cv.
calm; the main feature was the rum
otwnr between the local fire company
and the Noroton Heights Chemical Fin
nine Company. the former winning by
two home to one. Financially the car—
nival was a grout success. and while
'I‘ri-asurer Charles Millspaugh has
not received all the returns niryci. he
sluicti .iast evening that he has on
limit! at the present time about Hop.
and expects this to bo strolled to uni
ices than 8500. when all returns have
hccn made. This tidy sum will uivr
the local company a nice amount as s
u iiiarior. which will be applied to the
building of a new fire-house.
Wee
Oils Tee “Nosed Out” of Many
We have it in M iii. and Hi lb. pack-
milancinfi Quitiner's ilnil, tomorrow
night. Norwaik Social t‘Iub,
pinup
There will be a martini; of the Vii}
logo improvement Bouleiy tomorrow
evening.
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Mrs. Susan ll. Petty is having ex»
tensivo improvements made on her
home in Raymond street. Rownyiun.
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Miss Julia Scott, of lirooklyn. who
have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
.ioiiii .li. Coat”. of McKinley street,
has returned home.
There will be a meeting of the Phil-
ethos Class. Wednesday investor. or.
7:30 p. m. The annual election of mu.
card will he held at this time.
muse. Ooitml. Ceylon and indie, ice:-
iisii breakfast. .
Sbhliciitiug Bros. & Co.
Cor. Railroad Ave. A Main It. Dar-Isa
Minot Groceries, Hay. Grain. "our
and Feed. Home“. Paints. (lines. etc.
Mr. and Mrs. George ' if. Onnflcid.
who linu- been the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. s. A. Carpenter have returned
to their home in New York city.
irn if. Kinglns hail resumed his due
lion in the office of the Yale a. 'f‘owne
Manufacturing Company. in i-iiniuforu.
after having enjoyed a work‘s vsca
lion.
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Quite a number of summer rooiilvvuie
have lcfi town and others are proper.
log to no this week. alone. however.
will remain until the weather gets
very cool.
Eli Wakeman is installing a new
water ayatom in his house.
jms. [frank Lyon. of Bridgeport. iii
spending a few days in town.
Mrs. Frederick banks and Willis
Benita spent holiday in Greenfield.
. . ,
Snapperofishin continues. though be
remarkable cute as have been report-
ed during the past few days. The. as.
vent of the frost fish is now being an»
licipated.
.Mrs. t). it Renaud has spent a few
days with Mrs. A. h. (iorham. in Wil-
ton.
The first meeting of the Young
Men’s club since June will be held to
nicht at the Chapel of the Rowaylan
M. E. Church. All members are re
quested to be present, as Important
customs will be transacted.
Dr. and fire. H. 0. Stevens and
lair. and Mrs. Clarence Ahoy spent
Bunny at their .Godfrey street resi-
iii’ht‘c.
litre. sarah Brown lost a horse sin:
a ll” evening. the animal dying from
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son. of New Preston. who have been :Mrs. Arthur Heads, of Bethsi. has
‘ ’ Million and Kennedy, of Mystic. is 5
Mrs: George J. Barrett and son -
after a .
in; a cow with a chain. when the sub '
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has an idea. he says. to whom the dogs ,
field.
sues. Mined Green and flinch. Foo ‘
trio
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an
whileyeur welt.
pus. heavy. Pl
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idea...
nnot be duplicated an
1 Chaplet. Bleachind.
_ ”it 4i! _ e of tuition.
. wait?» ‘Plumfl. of QUALITY-4h.
reason '91!“th
From yourg’oid.‘ rim and dis-
tarded feathery that
aside as useless, “hf
stamina Willow Plumes that Your
format on is about HALF what cu.
wou ,
feathers in the fashion is shops.
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the breesy a mctphere of the French
- boulevards present in every curve. ‘
umes. 20 inches long by it inches wide. priced
1 low among feathers of the standard
" r in
have out
01‘ makes
sif'
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nos can not tell from now.
he cost for this wonderful trans-
e required to pa for hf W
Bleak and White
French Plumes
reach Plumes with
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ywhers at the sterner rarest
Dyeing and Curling
I; Feathers dyed tomatch your gown or hat.
Bus rand fancy feathers renovated by. the METHOT recess and
van the. crisp freshness of new and colored to aocor
with tho
MITHO‘I’ QUALITY—have but
ONIKNOT-a-tho ONI knot signifying the Highest undo.
TOWN” OU‘TOMIR
‘ ‘P NC A A .TINTION GIVEN TO OUT-OF-
.P.GML I OH AMEORDIRI BY MAIL. WRITE U8
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w~u4~~ar
Mrs. R. C. Williams and Miss Alice
Fitch will spend tomorrow in Ridge-
Mrs. Lydia Thorpe has returned
from a visit with friends in Hurlbutt
Street.
Mrs. F. E. liocger has returned to;
New York, after spending the summer
in town.
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'i‘hc Norfleld Aid Society will hold of
social and cake sale at the town hell i
this evening. I
Mr. and Mrs. J. 7.. Mellon. of fission, j_
and Mrs. A. E. Turney, ware Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Fitch.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. ’1‘. Gregory and Mrs.
W. B. flurlbutt. of Cannon. were Sun~
day guests of Mrs. Ephraim Fitch.
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Theodore Hamilton. who was taken"
severely ill on returning from busi-
ness, Saturday evening, is now able to
be out again.
Joseph Rowland is moving his steam
saw-mill to a large timber tract near
lmivlsboro. and with his force of inch
will begin work ihcre this wcok.
user
”-
iicv. Mr. fitrayer has returned
from his vacation.
hire. (‘an liieiriili entoi'tnlncd
iricnds over Sunday.
cht Sunday will be observed
rally day at tile Methodist church.
ill
“We.
Miss Beulah Borden. of New Haven.
has entered the Staples high school.
Miss M. Cornelia Elwood, of Hilfige-
pori, has been a recent guest in town.
Mrs. Charles Dunncback is visitinir
at her old home on Slicrivood island.
William J. Wood has purchased the
Alien Renode place on Wright street.
hire. Katie Page and dauniuer were
guests over Sunday of Mrs. Frank
Kcutrer.
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Tiic funeral of Thomas Pierson was
held yesterday from the Fable under
taking parlors.
iiirs. Lorin Fikc has been ulill‘lilllllv
inn friends from Brooklyn. at the
Hawthorne inn.
James Richards or the firm of Toy-
lor and Richards. has enjoyed a
week‘s vacation.
The Misses Gambler entertained
their sister. Mrs. Paul of
Nor-walk. Sunday.
Porussoo.
t.“
William itrsuso and Siuuiiopc Foli-
tar return to their studies at Yale
rollers this Week.
Min mu Ferris has resigned her
osition with the iiowlund Dry Goods
o. of Bridgeport.
Ernest Miller, employed at Quin-
iaa'e carpenter shop. has entered the
hridgeport Trades school.
.maol schema and hill. teachers at
the Greens Farms school, are boarding
lit the home of Wolfurd howls.
nos-«Ms»
Edna Doers. who recently returned
from the Weill. has rcmiiuod hor posh
tlon an cashier It licern‘ marital.
' Edward Hubbub of aauasiuck Is
critically ill with typhoid fever, ii‘ranh
“attire! in also confined to his home
by illness.
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. The funeral of Margaret Crater.
wife of fill! . Johnson. Woodside
mi... .w , old from the Church
Ripe “supplied yesterday moraine.
ceased been
a
, , a rent sufferer
for many mentioned or death one
ton posted: nesidmher husband.
until} is survived by two brothers.
. hem “if John (ii-otter.
1 ”mire ill rain? wnscu.
. 1.4?me farcical. sent. Iain—One
honor pmees were injured tong.
foamed on the red
the little station of Benito“
la a rat road train wreck. near
the guests of air. and Mrs. Earl ii‘. spent several days with her parents.
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FOR OUR NEWJALL CATALOGUI.
Mbrnor
Downtown Chop—m Broadway.
FRENCH FEATHER
OVER AND DREBIIR.
2| WEST MI 57.
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Miss Edith Aumach. of Wilton, spent
1the day in Norwalk, yesterday. on bus.
ness.
THIN moron soar tonnes bet;
. oust.
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Eighth of an inethetween Him and
. the“. Bottom of Lon island
sound In a as s.
NEW HAVEN, Sept. 20.—»Colonel
Roosevelt stands bronco busting much
better than he does motor beating on
Long island Sound in the teeth of a
forty‘flve mile an houpnor-easter. '
This was well demonstrated yester-
day when he crossed the Sound from.
Oyster Bay to meet President Taft at
New Haven. incidentally the entire
trip, by motor boat and motor. W38 fill-
ed with occasions which tried the
nerves of the entire Roosevelt party.
Forty feet long and built of material
a
boat Tarpoon, owned by Earle Dodxe.
containing the Colonel and some of his
friends. fairly flew into the sea as she
left Oyster Bay. The sea was running
saginst her, but none was shipped be-
cause the flying racer merely leaped
from crest to crest.
The thinness of the shell had been
described to Colonel Roosevelt before
the start was made, and when in trip
was about half over he began to a un-
easy. All noticed that he was not so
composed as when he is chopping
down chestinul. trees at Sagamore or
hurling challenges at the Old Guard.
rough. ch?"
The captain merely shook his head.
The boat caught one of the big ones
a little sidcwlse and she shivered.
“i say, Captain.” repeated Mr. Roose-
velt, “do you think we'll make her?"
The captain shook the spray from
his eyes. look a new grip on the wheel
and reared:
“We may!”
The expression on Mr. Roosevelt's
face changed. '
"Well. put in at the nearest port.’
he shouted.
And the captain did. Instead of 80-
For Sale in any amount
Foreign Money Orders and Drafts to
all Parts of the World
Bond Required by Law
Deposited With state or Conn.
For Protection! of Patrons
insurance and Real Estate Agents
J. M. Layton. 8i Co.
5 Railroad Ave.. South Norwalk
inn on to Bridgeport as intended the
boat put into Stamford.
“Wcrc you seasick?‘ Mr. Roosevelt
was asked some time later. _
“Things were so interesting.” he re-
plied. “thnt I didn't have time."
Lloyd G. Griscom's automobile was
sent for and Mr. and Mrs. Griscom.
Colonel Roosevelt and Miss Dartmouth
started for the city. Just as the ma»
chine started a tire blew up. An old
machine that worked like a reaper
and binder was pressed into service
and the party entered it. Two miles
from New Haven the bottom dropped
out, but. fortunately, enough was left
to provide foot room, and the party
moaned and booked and pcrspired in-
fireman...
TO RENT
Repairing and General Overhauling by
first class mechanics.
Agents for Maxwell. Koehler “to." Co
iumhla. lemnblle. and Everitt "30."
Brand new Everitt demonstrator in
town.
no you watch the little llupo. Yo
can see her every day standing up and
doing service. Greatest twopasscnaer
car on earth.
Phone us or come and see us.
Norwalk Consolidated
Auto Company
to New Haven.
ST. LOUIS PHYSiCIAN DEAD.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. Scpt. 20.~Dr. Guy
inv Baumcnrtcn, pioneer St. [mule
physician. author of a number of mediv
cnl works and a war veteran, died last
plant at his residence here after a
inpiz illness. lie was in his 7-ilb year.
iiuring the (‘iril War he scrved as as-
sistant surgeon-general of the Navy.
in 1899 be was elected president. of
ilic Association of American Physi-
clans.
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STEWART
COOK
STOVES
are the equal of any
made and lower
in price
$19
will buy a Stewart. fully
guaranteed by us
The A. .i. Anaerine 8: Son Co.
134 to 180 Washington Street.
loath Nerwaik
its Wamma'roei "all?
an eighth nine inch thick. the motor '
“What do you think of it—pretty‘
ciiiiiifuw
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There will he a stewed
south Not-walk and... thr ‘ , '
players soon for the chomploh hi” , _
the two towns. , . , . '
EA" “LANE???" ”it“?!
Are your eyes uneasy?
beginning. to rebel! Inks m
.fortable. , ,..
WEAR PROPER EYE GLASSES“.
We grind our own lenses.
Fenwick Optical Cd.
flours-8 to 31:30 a. m.. sndr‘izuri'to
6 p. in. Monday
9 p. In. ~ »
pool between three 2 o
it
a.
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are titty
Put them at their,
unwed BANK nUILnina
Room- 1-0 7
er waeiimerou eraser. .,
ii.
and Saturday. 1 to , . '
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Strives -
”Ranges [
F. A. Mikhail.
ceases warn. and l-il‘ofl In.
All Brices
K. «ii-quart. banner-wan "
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NORWALK. CONE.
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Norwaik Branch Office of
The Evening Sentinel
3
Annlng J. Smith.
DaflyUne to N. Y.
For Freight Only
Freight Propellers leave Pier 28.;
East River. New York, (foot. of Down
street). every day (except Sunday), E
p. m. Freight received at News
up to 4 p. in. and South Nor-walk, an
to 5:30 p. in. "
«M
Norwalk Steamboat Col
c. c. Hegemflf,’
General Agent
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Sold. insured. Rented
WHEN A HOT SPELL COMES
RANGES
will be in great demand. so if you
want to be ready for the
best. order your Gas
Range today
$14.75 up
ON EASY PAYMENTS IF
DESIRED
QUICK AUTO IIRViOI
Have lea
nose in Property done at
it'socui Help in.
R at Estate
to Collected. and all lost
The J. B. lameness Agency
Furnace
Make Any Necessary y’
Horace R. Noah;
upon awmsa..s.nmlib ‘
Get the
Reedy
Let us look it over
Clean it
a
Repairs
and have it ready for cold weather.
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lining July
OUR O‘l’DRI WILL OLOOI ON
VOUR CINVIOB FROM
7 A. M. T0 0 P. M.
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Telephone
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and August
Saturdays at 1 pin.
EVKRY OTflll WKIK DAY AT
lowdown-Mimic
¥ E. E. Gotham“?
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