m; .
s».
is“ into
lbe used for menus time in the
late at town electionswnractobor 3
furryl out the intent of the lrumols of
~ he bill i
This is a much mooted question and
t bids fair to cause considerable dis-
litlsrsctltin whensan elector attempts
sto spilt his ticket.
‘ According lo several electors who
have studied lilo new direction laws
carefully. it is impossible to vote a
. split ticket and vote it as one desires
‘ without marking or courting the bill
,-=isiot. thereby mfllilnf it void. '
'I‘he marking oil helbdllot with any-
thing but a pencil with black loud de-
, laces the ballot and tlIEI'GIOI"‘fl’IIISI‘Ill-!
thrown out actol‘dlllxlto the new law.
lint by for the most complex situa-
7. . Alon pl'ieseuts itself when an elector dc.
wishes to scratch it man on the ticket
and add another. The new ballot con
1 ltslns the clinics of all the candidates
"lot oilice under their'purly‘scllsnd. ill
’gthe town elections the offices start off
lgwlth selecimen. There are three se-
lloutmen elected with two nomlnces‘on
£98111 party. For why of example let us
:say that John Doe ulld Henry James
W; Republican unomlnees. George
,1 Ito isti‘il . William Brown are the
alignments lip for dilice. John Doe and
bear... While are paired for the cities.
_. jj'An elector desires to vote for thee
' «two man in “intolerance to the olh
two However-.11 he attempts to vote
. for one by adding an “X' mark which
the new law plainly states must be an
ad he scratches one of the men for
whom he desires to vote. Thhi' is the
opinion of one o! the leading lawyers
in the state holding one of the offices
_ in the courts of this state at the pres
' out time
The law is very plain on this sulr
latitudinal reads as follows:
‘28». 2. All ballots shall be printed
with ablallk circle threefourtlls ol‘ an
.llich In *dlsmetsr above the name 01'
the potty lot the head of the ticket or
list of «nullified, and When any elec-
tor, shall dos re to vote a straight
ticket he shall place a cross mark "X"
within the circle at the head of the
ticket which be sodoslres to vote. in
case two or more persons are to he
. elected to-illl the someodloe and elec
tar mavsplit such hullot by placing
ontbe left and before the names of
such candidates for whom he desires
to out such ballot. such mark to be
in addition to the mark required to he-
placed within said circle. in the event
that any elector desires to vote i'or any
candidate other than as herelnbcfou
provided. he shall. In addition to tht
crossltmrk "X" made ill the circle as
horelnbefore required. indicate such
choice by placing a cross mark “X“ in
the voting since on the left and before
thansme oi such candidate for whom
he desires to cast such ballot. not an-
pearing In the column which he has
designated by an " "' in the circle at
its hesd.’
The construction of the above is
considered very drastic and inflexible
and prevents the freeman from oxor
cising his elector s rlxht. dopr ivinu him
of the privilege of voting for whom he
pleases. The law states that the "X'
mark shall be made first in the party
circle (or whom the elector desires to
out the greater amount of his vote.
Then If he desires to split his ticket
and give some mun a complimentary
vote. he must in addition to‘ this X'
1 In thereircle above the column. make
do "X" mark to the left of lilo csndl
date‘s name.
Whether this scratches the man with
whom he is paired is the subject oi
considerable diversity of opinion. in
the case of only one man on the ticket
running ior cities on "X" to the left
of his name scratches the man with
- whom he is paired. Ssveral hold this
is true in the case of sslectmeh. and a
vote for one man on the other ticket
' scratches the man pelted with him.
That this law will be the cause of
law units is the opinion of away. and
if the moderator foilowu out the strict
interpretation of the law several hun-
dl'cd ballots wtlllbe rendered void.
Thon'the candidates. it"the vote is
close. will bring the matter up for a
test‘csse. thereby complicating the
election result. What the outcome will
be is only a mutter of conjecture
Judge Shawn E. Baldwin, the can
didard for governor on the Democratlt
ticket. when brought to buy with this
interesting and unique situation. said
he did not care to live an opinion of!
hand. but he believed the courts would
uphold the low it put to a lost When
asked by the Timeouader represents
live if he believed the law unconstitu
tionhl. he stated: "This law was look
all into oaroiuii . and i am of the coin-
ion that it viii work out clearly
one .so that the voters can use it
into ideally, but i will not give an
opinion either way as to whether the
- law is constitutional or not lost at
present."
Attorney Matthew A. Reynolds. 01'
this city. Who has pained considerable
Emu missiles in electionmstters through
connection with the course 1.. Fox
ll? h‘tl. has given the matter con
derail s Istddv. liars:
“qu d! suitor by placing so X at the
[articular candidate on the ticket
tor hots its duties to vote can as
its his individual choice no it being
Milan in out my circle. Further
more. be h w to in the some of any
.perso‘n so filit s necessitates striking
out scald nuns already printed. By
the progri n of tbs set a line. thrown
uh. “M08 is. appears illegal. botths
_ #3,thbe ”I shot on court would dis
avatar Who has thusai
his choice. The right to write
transfixed! id as worthless unless
tostrike out a'
is Mount. rt srsiult would be
others candidates than the
on “oil for." i ,
lithol- this is ths‘ construction
the moderators or the elections
and pundits sunspot: of the
mists mutter is‘
We: or a
utility
at otjsnil surgeon. all add
"V
.3?“
s.
Does the new blank ballot which.
A former script
from this district stated this morning;
themloatm’s would hesitate shout
.1 msrklu'ttlio: A" Milli it fountain pen.
or an indelible pettoil if those articles
talerts cloud at hand.
{iron to the
by the politicians in the small towns
svllloh will.» be oriented. New Haven
and the other cities in the state ulinn
the veil machine; will however. not
be distn , by this intricate ballots
A csmlikl‘sn of education has been
recommended in order that the voters
can be taught how to vote the ticket
intelligent! if such a course In possb
.ble 'tlsvu lawyers and politicians
. throughoitiitllu state are studying till
new laws in hopes of enlightening
their constituents in a legal way of
casting the ballot.
. There are many who claim they
know how to split a ballot. but few can
inform the electors as to how they are
to scratch it man other than the one
who is paired with a man on the ticket
for whom they desire to vote for.
Your kidney trouble may be of long
standing. it may be either acute or
chronic. but whatever it is lo‘oloy's
«Kidney Remedy will aid you to get
rid of it quickly and restore yoln mil-
nrhl health and vigor. “()ltc bottle of
Foley's Kidney Heltlcdy mode inc
well." said J. Sillbull of Gland View.
Wis. Commence taking it now. The
Bridge Pharmacy.
"OYSTER onolwruans" AsKeo To
' costs ronwnao.
Whoever They Are. They Must Answer
Some Questions.
The board of equalization noting no
the motor investigation commission.
has been writing and forwarding
blanks for Immediate reply to the 200
or more “oyster gmwthcrs" working
natural beds and holding Connecticut
licenses with a view to adding a fresh
budget of facts to lheli‘ present con-
siderable collection. to be included in
their report.
Letters have been forwarded signed
Freeman 1“. Patten. treasurer;
Thomas 1‘). Bradstreet, comptroller.
and William H. Corbin. tax commis-
sioner. asking for specified informs:
lion relative to the use oi the natural
oyster beds, so that, the board of
equalization, which has been acting
as an oyster investigation commis-
sion may have a definite and clear
understanding of the advantages of
such natural beds to those who work
them under licenses. it also Invites
suggestions relative to the scope of
its investigation of the oyster indus»
try both in Its relation to the plant-
ers as well as to the 'growthers."
which suggestions will be treated as
strictly confidential.
The board of equalization was ap
pointed an investigation commission
by Section 1 or Special Act. No. 480.
to look into the oyster properties
owned by the state, the production oi
the same. the revenue received from
thorn, the acts oi trespass being com-
mitted, the protection provided. things
pertaining to the care and manage
meat. and the matter of valuation and
taxation of such properties owned by
parties in the state. The commission
is authorised to compel by subpoena
or copies the-appearance of any per
son as witness and-the production of
any papers or papers desired. The
blank must be signed by a notary pub-
do before whom the oath of vcl'arli)
is taken.
There are ten questions given:
“Number of years you have worked
under your license. your present silo.
oth ,r business. if any. names of beds
all each your. names and nuns
hers of boats. do you own your boots.
average number of days you have
worked on natural beds each l'esr. es
imated total number of bushels you
have taken off during live years, over
we price received a bushel. 'nnd por-
.lon of product sold to buyers who
tilted outside the state."
This information. when collected.
will be interesting as well as Instruc-
Hive As there is it shorislo of time
for compilation or the report an int
. mediate lesponse to essential.
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were issued Beptonr
our 80, 1910:
List furnished from the once of A.
“’.‘...“ ”~—
M. Wooster. solicitor of patents.
Bridgeport. Conn:
lite on E. Gibulas. Bridgeport.
.vllldo
James E Doolittle. Bridgeport cor
set.
0er Bornmsnn. New Haven. wind-
ing~key for cameras.
George P. Butler. New Haven. ox-
0snslblc bit.
(leorze E. Abbott. Hartford. turnb-
llnp barrel.
Chas. Hellslrom. Hartford. typo—i
writing machine.
My 1). French. Shelton. foot sup
rt
David 8. Washburn. Moridon, vase
table grater.
Jos. it. Do Bisschop. New Britain.
iradeluvél.
Frank . O'Neill. New Britain com-
bination square, scratch-use and
compass.
John R. Dosh. Wulllnford.
fork or similar article. design.
lionry s. Lockwood. south Norwslk.
scouring thumb knobs to roses.
William (7 Fisher. Mlddiotown. two
intents. Cartridge bolt
Edgar H. Gottroll. Btonlnpton.i fold
infimaohinery. -
lvt wisht G. (list-it. Plslnville. matting
V e 2.. a
Tsunamis; rd .32... RAIL-
some
NEW HM... . Boat. 112. «Jr M. Pier-
son, of St. Louis. national vice prosl
dent of the Order of Railway Tots:
runners. who was in this city yester-
sy. issued a call for a meeting or than
general chairmen oi the order on all
railroads in the Eastern states. to its
2:318 at New York. October 19 '
listed. is to adopt resolution
presented to the manor author lost is
voting the railroad companies in that
shorts to scours the rlsbt to rat?
freight. rstss.
Souls man «card insistence solely
s as out of mast and drink.
spoon.
that if such a ballot was used in .tlli ,
city. he believed that not. one hill! 0
’1‘ll'at the new ballot law will be tai
courts is freely intimated-
The object of tho toasting, ““5:
fill lllllllllllllll
Heartburn. Gas. Dyspepsia and lied
‘ suite Vanish and Your Stomach
' " WileorI Fine
If your initials don‘t. fit. conllortably.
or you fool bloated after eutlnk. and
you boilers it is the food which fills
you; if what little you eat: lies liken
lump of ieud on your stomach; it there
is dlllloulty in breathing alter eating.
eructatlons of sour. undigested food
and acid. heartburn. brush or u belch-
lag of gas. you can make up your mind
that you need something to stop food
l'crlilontittlon and cure indigestion.
To make every I)“ of Nod you out
aid in thts'nourishmonl. and strength
of your hotly. you must rid your Stom-
acll of poisons, oxcosclvo acid and
stalnacll gas. which tililll‘s your entire
llloalwlllierl’eres will) digestion and
muses so lllllfl)‘ sufferers of Dyspepsia.
ilk-k Headache. lllllouslless. Constipa-
tion. (lriplng, etc. Your case is no
lliiforentwyou are n stolllach sufferer.
though you only call It by sollle other
name; your real and only trouble“
than which you not done not digest,
but quickly l‘rrlncnls and 1101er, pro
dtlclllg almost any unhealthy mllllllu
tltill.
A case of Pope‘s Illapepslll will cost
llfly celtts at any Pharmacy here. and
will convince any stomach sufferer llvc
mlllutse alter taking a single dose
that r‘el‘lnenfhtlon and Sour lilolllntll
ls cousins the misery of indigestion
No matter if fin call your trouble
t‘alarrh of the Stomach. Nervouslwss
or Gastritis. or by any 'bther nambm’r
always rolllemhor that a certain cure
is waiting at any drug store the mo.
nient you decide to begin its use
Popes lllapepsln will regulate any
olli-ol-order Stomach within five llllll“
ales, and digest promptly. without any
fuss or discomfort, all 01 any kind oi
food you eat.
BULKELEN WILL ATTEND HEHR'
_. 4.... M... .... .._...
M
Connecticut Senator Replies to Call to
Attend Lorlmsr investigation in
Chlcuo.
CHICAGO. Sept. 22.-~-v’l‘hc long Ilt'l“
aided senatorial lllnulrydnlo the cloth-
otls employed in the election oi Wil-
llnm Lorllnor as United Sillicl-l senator
from llilnols. will llvxln today In a for-
mal session of lhu subrommltioe of-
lhe sennic rommltlcc on pl'lvilones and
elections, according to announcement
made last night.
A long confuronco was held yester-
day by the committee ill the sport
meals of St‘llalm' Julius (‘. tvill‘l‘OWB.
chairman. It was then announced by
senator Burrows that tho cotlllllltlco
would proceed with the investigation.
Most of the, day there was much CHIP
lecture whether the colttmlltcc would
decide to up ahead in the absence ul
two of its members. Senator James 1:.
llnslol. Democrat Ill lubrication. and
Senator Morgan 0 industry. Ropubll
can. of Conneclitut. ”A number of tel
aturnnln were sent by the chairman ul'li
ing the shimniees m plioud. Senator
iiulkeloy replied that llé would urrlse
in Chicago Sunday.
IVAN BROKI‘TOUR ONE WEEK
AFTER MARRIAGE.
M
Wife in This City Mskss Serial"
Charm Against Hmblnd In Pomp
hyltmnlkthir Cans.
'l‘wo ntllous for disorcc were re-
turned to the tlvll utlperior coutl yrs-
lcrtlay. Mrc. Josie lvnlt. of Bridgeport.
brings an action against Nicholas iv-
an. of Jollnstown. Pa. asking for a
decree upon the grounds of infidelity
and "Jane Doe." is named as the co
respondent. The parties were mur-
rlcd on Nov. 25. 1909. and the alleged
lillpropcr conduct dolor irom “1‘0. 1. a
week after. .intolorsblo cruelly is al-
lotted. The plaintlh‘ also asks for a
change oi name to Josie Toll.
Mrs. Lillian Murphy. who was Lil-
lian Wooster. before she was married
to Edward 1'". Murphy. on Feb. 0. 1890.
asks for ll divorce upon the grounds oi
desist-lion. dating from April 1. 1800.
Both parties reside in Bridgeport.
The plaintiff also wants a change of
name.
MR. IGGLEOTON'O NENGNATION.
nun—nu—
it Is Aoospisd by Council-amour to
no late fluslnsss.
The rcslpnaiion of liter. 1). (3. Eu-
zluston as pastor of the Hound Bout-h
Congregational Church was accepted.
yesterday. by the Council of the Pulls
llold Southwest Consoclntlou of tho
Congregational Church. This action by
lilo council coincided with action luk~
on previously by the church society.
Mr. Euleston leaves next month for
Jamaica. hung island. where he is to
shuttle in business. A house is brink
erected for Mill ihoro. ilc has boon
pastor omhe Stone Church It Sound
Bosch sixteen years. This church is
no years old.
HOTIL ARRIVALS.
MshaoltsmO—oo. Amos and wife. Mr.
and Mrs. ll 11. Msckoy. J. l... (lrliiiu.
3128‘ Hobbs, ii. A. Do 08.8.10
doors. 1". Creators. Clara sy..l. Draw
ford. Adele Psrlvos Onrl. Flora Alb
thorpe, New York; 13.0 Abbott. .lr..
Montclslr; 11‘ 81. Farnhsm. Mr. sud
Mrs. 11A Collin. 0.11:. Everard lisrt-
lord; M. M. Johnston. A. L. Dunnelly.
(l. 01 Holbroolt. New Haven; 0. ll.
Watkins. Naples N. Y.;ll'. P. Poole.
Bridgeport; N. .1. File orald. Torrlug-
ton; Mrs. d. w. Booed ct. Spriuullvld;
a. 13 Kent. Lou Angelou. Cal..C . ll.
Johnson. Washington. D. 0.; .. it
Hu’rlbutl. Wilton; L Mints. Newark:
an. Layton. George if. Holmes. Gus!
Gristmill Mails»? no Crow. city.
Goons Reynolds, East Norwslk.
“le10 ON TH! WANI.
MlouLfiTO‘WN. Sept 28.-No new
cases of infantile paralysis have been
imported to the health chicor- since
Bonds and the s limits is now cont
aids to lid on t p trans.
bottoms are rostln comfortably snd‘
it is expected that i will recover. rs.
' s 61. 10:10:. m': 118:. 10: 87:,
All ofths .
Whom the center and side I srtlilits oi
the hair too abolished the most bosom
inn and distinguished routines of many
oolffuros will have disuppeurmi but us
hope there me some who will rebel
against following the venue of the ‘
[tompadmir whose regular. round and-
round line is absolutely hideous above
some tacos. , , ,
A cpntdlhporury in a large city em-
ploys a man adopt in the quick one or
the chattels. and one tiny recently he .
happened slob; lust as a woman Wear-
int; one of the new hobblo skirts 111-:
tempted to get into ht-r carriage which ’.
was slouding’ot the curb She found
it illlllossiiW‘llu to do so ulthoul holp,l
and tho lliln reveals two pollt onion gul- ‘
lunlly stopping to her assistance
Pllrplo in one of the new fall colors
that is going to combine vory richly
with the nicer fnr,s-snhlt- mink. chln~
chlllu. polnledJox and or course all the
black fills.
Your long coat for full and winter.
lillo will he vely fashionable ii lined
with Persian silk.
Pony braid, it new lrltllmlnu which
imitates the popular for of that name.
is often finished with a silk border of
Persian. which makes If a very dressy
trimming for tailor-lumen...
lllurk and \vllllo and l’t'l‘llllilil printed
min are. much used for the llldlnpclb
sublo dressy wnlsl. that on occasion sc-
cugnpnnles the tailored coat and skirt
all I.
l-‘lowor rosettes of lace and those oi
ribbon are both used on tho l‘nll little...
with o pl'vfereu'c for tho former. pour
sibly. as lact- elven n charming light
touch. nestled amid the heavy voluts
and fare at the winter consort.
The beaver cloth that had a consul»
‘oruble run lost your appears on some
of the new hot models; but If one con-
siders the «out of the making in addi-
tion to lllc first coat of the cloth. it is
not much mole t-x pctisivo to get one
of the genuine beavers and have the
real thing. not an imitation. which is
what the cloth. though handsomr
cllough, is, after all.
Some oi the new trimming braids.
when applied to the gown. have the
effort of hand work. and are therefore
very rich and handsollle.
'i‘llc cotuploxlnu rolls with their nit
dcrlyitlu hint of chiffon are lllorc coup
formbiu to steer In («all than lll warm
ss‘cnihcr. and tlwy are t‘lolielously be
touring. so the merchants are looking
for inrucly increased sales this season.
The large black velvet dot on some of
lhs new llcslgllscnllunccs lllc purity of
the skin.
Rulloucs leaves its mark on tho face
as well as on the soul. It burdens your
mouth as well as your clnlruott-r. And
no girl can afford to find herself at tho
call of five or six years in business
hardoncd ill dither looks or feelings.
says llll‘ "il'onlnll‘s llolllo i‘olllplllilon"
in a talk to business girls. hcrnuso she
will find her I‘litloltoss, like any other
habit acquired ill the business world.
RIII‘NH.
M...- ~—
——Wo . ,a clear. my com
pinion. cod Ditto”! pnrlflcu
the blood. “‘c the skin restores
ruddy, sound run.
\ . ‘ .s. n —..
THE CIVIL WAN.
A GTORY
Gen. w. ii. union of tho tlrand
Army of tlio illillf“ was recounting
at a dinner at Tahoe. Kan. llllon of
the Civil Wilt;
"Mal. linllks. has said. smiling. "was
it poulpous ill“ The, boss had a good
deal of fun osor his out hullso
"II looms tutti on u lot; dark nisllt
sstnlsart l‘oni dsrslo look the .si 4on
prlsolwr. This llt'l. toxlslht-r with tho
prisoner's H1“ 11 to camp, was signal-
ed in llcallqua ore tersuly.
"Mill. llilnktt. ruptured during night
march. unchanged later for two plans
tobaccoffir » Minneapolis Journal.
.0”...
new rock. NEW HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
In EN“! Juno 5. 1910.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. hie—12:0“. 11:0“. 5:411. 8:08.
0:07. 7:20. 7:40. 8:181. 8:512. lllll’sx’.
0:87. 10:20:. “bills. “228:.
P. M.~lli:65!. IIIkS. 8:601. 3:17.
5100:. 5:35. 5330:. 0.10. 0:00x. 7:10x.
“:lailx. 9.10m 10:20.
Sundays.
A. sin—42:58:. bzullx, omit. 8:64.
10:20:.
P. Mullah”. 2:8“. llzl‘siix. 5:85.
ozhux. 7:00x. 7:00. 7:5”. 11:21:. 11:42:.
10:28.
NIW YORK 1'0 SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.-~li.‘:ll!. 8:49, 5:45. 6:45. 7:401.
Bibbx. 9:081. stills. 91:101. mull. 10:05.
11:00:.11208.
P. M; 12:02:. 1:10. 1:501. 8:073.
dziimt. 3:55, 4:161. 4:82. 6103!. 6:08.
5:26. 0:01x. limits. 13:03:. 8:00x. 0:30.
11:00:. 11:30.12:00x.
Moneys.
A. Menidwds. 0:00. 7:80. 8:65;.
0: (his. 0: 401.
P M ~wlk:0I.1:02s. 5. (ills. 5:04.
0.018.71001. 8: 80k. 11: 00x.
sou'm NonWAl-K ro nhw us.
ALL-12: 10!. VI: 108.
0:12 7:27.
10:50:.
11:47.
P. M.:-lil 07x. 1: 20. 8: 02:. ll: ilx.
i. all 5:12 0:001. 6.43, 7: 10:, ll: flux.
9: 16x. 10:08:. lily
A timid-103. 103,1:
10:101.10:008. '
M. ~2: tor. 0110!.
8. six. is: ills.
DANIURY TO IOUTH HORWALK.
A M. “5- 06. 7: 25.8 :00. 8: 20. 10: 03.
7:48. 9:11.
0:40, 7:1011.
0
11850-
P. M .mi: 131,‘ lizlllx. ti: till.
dundsys.
Mm7 56.11:“.
‘1’.” ““0: 00. 7:8“. 8' 88:.
IOUTH NOKWALK TO DANBUI‘Y.
a M~l ”dds-.0117, s: in. to 00::
n. it .--1: with." to: at:
about Will open ileum.
“our is 7 ill.
shim W,WW
iflQs'
W'l‘lld-rcl'would be lots oilsmarl men
in the world if the good luck would
break users.
The Reoreation Tour-
ist Company
AUTUMNAL TOURS
Clock island. $10.50 and 811.50-«81tlur-
0133'. Sept. 3, llli‘ei: dilis' ll'lp over
Labor llay.
White Mountnlna. $21.00"
trips. accelnluminlions at. Sinclair
iiolol. liotilicitelu. also Includes
Plume rldo. Mondays. Sept. 12 it in.
Niagara Falls. swam-rum dais trip.
Saturday. Sept. ill. international
Hillel.
Niagara Falls. Thousand Island: and
Montreal. 848.00 mSlx days“ trip, tint.
urday. Supt. in.
Gettysburg. Luray Caverns and Wash-
Six days'
Saturday. (it-l~ 2!.
Above rates from New llarcn. F‘or
circular describing all tours call on
1-; ll. linker. at depot. or address The
Nucleation Tourist Co. 153 Uranus St.
New; listen: Tel 1201
Excursmus to Huntington and
. Valley Grove
SUMMER TIME TABLE
On and All" MONDAY. JUNE 20, 1510
The Now and Commodlous
Steamer Huntington
Capt. Wm. C. Young
Will run as follows:
Leave Huntington tor Norwaik Mow
days and Fridays at 6:45 a. m.. and
2:25p. m.
Leave Norwslk for Huntington. Mort
days and Fridays at 8:45 s. m.. and
5:30 p. m.
EXCURSION TICKETS. 50c.
SINGLE FARE. 40c.
Children 5 to 12 years. Excursion 35c;
Single Faro 250.
l'nrtirs of ion or more can make n ur-
rangements with the Captain to stop
at Vsilttv (trove.
GLOVERS’
THE PLACE
STYLES
We invite your
Inspection ‘
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8o. Norwslll
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motors, D. 0.. $33.00*vb‘lx tlays' trip. '
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ly
"Iln you love mo alone?’ she asked
alter the manner of coulious illaidons l
'0ch Thule uhcn I lose you
lltosl," he replied somewhat ambit;
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passionate“,
‘Souletimes you have to hit a man
to make him keep quiet so that you
can save him from drowning."
”.Yes' replied the abrupt person.
'.lnd the time to do it is when he first
begins to rock the bout.‘ —~Washlng-
ton Star.
Asbestos
shingles
and 5 last to lil't‘llk.
The cost of asbestos sltlnuh it In about
To oil‘sci twill. cxtrs lost sou hose n shlnglc that is fireproof
ulll ncxcr sum out. thus will never need renewing and when (110p-
lli'il [win the moi .Ill llllllsltis shinglt
most prominent art llllfiiI‘ and builders lll' ilfl'. rccomlllt-lldlng asl-
lwsto». slilhglts ()lt‘l all others. Moll Sill 4', fol
Charles H. Author pe.
CARPENTRY. BUILDING AND CONTRACTING.
Shingles
50 per cent. more than wood
will not bunk. Many of the
oi: lie is much hustler
8 SEAVIEW AVENUE
SOUTH NORWALK
J
"ILL“ 811;. '.'-I.
Window Glass of ovary description.
Sash Weights and Cord.
Moulded Wooden Gutters. two sixes.
The Ilatch‘” 8t BalleyCo
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
use 111.. an.
Lumbcrand Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery'lo a Palace
SPECIALTIES '
One. two and throeply Tar Paper.
Slaters' Paper.
“Lincoln“ Asphalt Fabric “000“. Sheathing and liolldors' Paper.
warranted. Hair lnsn‘ntinx and Dcafeninl Hours.
Does‘Your Roof Leak?
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The Century
m
501: a GALLON
references.
tilt'cc yours. erlo l‘or ouillllnlcs.
Stops All Leaks
We have treated the principal rtwt‘s ill South Norwslk. They are our -
We guarantee lllc wcutilor
Compound
m
50¢ a GALLON
wear of our Compound for
Correspondence solicited.
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
Century Roofing Company, Inc.
SOUTH NORWALK
\lVOULlD LIKE i
eat tioiull.
“hell we do
first place.
17 Wall div-sot
\
Try it today.
The Jones & Hotchkiss Co.
‘KGTIMATEB OHIERFULLY FURNISH!!!
L. ll. DECKER ”dimmed“?
..- My:
o Install the Plumbing in sour new
homo. assuring you that our materials are the finest
and mu w'olkluunnlllp satisfactory down to the small-
the work you file not called upon to
make constant llcpnlls.
Our work LAi-i’l‘ii because It.' a correctly done in the
Phone 742 Norwsllt. Goon.
80.000110 rill of‘Wall Papers. Crockery. Glassware
Hauaufnmishing Goods. Enamel Ware. etc.
v 811 to no less than cost
Fixtures. Tables. Safe. Wall Paper Racks. etc.
87 WAIHINGTON BTREIT
Norwalk Chronicler