, l
l ‘r‘ I‘ it, :“f’” l:
.Géi Your Dme Wmis‘
' Filled till. the
B ri d re Pharmacy
frontal and studenteomu at
Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
chairs tor-our non. patrons.
Come in and wait 'foryyonr our.
2 leDGE ‘, Pam ,“ll‘cv
J. PARKER. Manager.
. ,3 ‘ iron:
Uncle, 7 rod end Aunt lellio, who ’woro
former y school teachers in New York'
~ oity,hsq been an invalid for about a
score of years. but her correspondence
fromall parts of the country affords
her: much pleasure. in a recent letter
ludyfrieud in Maine. whose
broth , teller. Mr. Johonnet. tells of
an amusing instance of a wee little.
chap of ready wit. lie was asked by?
the clergyman what his name was ‘
and like many other children as we
as grown up people, has unsurer was a
question, “What is your name?" The
good natured divine told him it was
{Juliennet (sound like hornet) and then
came the unexpected but witty an-
swer, “My name is Joe Bumblebee."
When that boy growa up he may turn
out to be a Tom ltecd for all anybody
knows. and the great Maine senator
had not only a large head but he had
ate.
Grandma James was perfectly de-
lighted the other day at receiving a
. I
'liurs. Belle Lowlamf Lakehurai, is—{i
. guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Landfear, in Bette place. ‘
Charles Blydenburg resumed his
duties last night at James H. Rundlo's
bakery, after time Weeks’ tussel with
the grip.
Friends are receiving souvenir post
real letter. the first one written since:
, she has been to the. llennlngton kin-
dergarten school, from her door little
granddaughter, Ruthie, who is five
yours old. going on six. it was com
posed and written without any assist-
ance from her mother, “'l‘lp," or any
other member of the family. it is
quite legible in Roman capital letters
and every word spelled right. The lit-
tle girl has been writing in her own
bear. is booted. '1‘ e prodded-«ere to
the Musical Club.
Mrs. M. J. Thornton, is getting along
nicely attire Stamford Hospital. but
many friendswlli be pleased to learn.
she is still in a very weakened condi-
tion,,but it is hoped that she .will be ‘
to be ‘
strong enough by Sunday
brought back home to Durieu.
M‘r .snd Mrs. James Bates. who are .
now living within the town of Stem. «
ford, but who ware Derien residents
for yours, will leave after the holidays
for Florida to spend the winter. “Mr.
Bates' mother will keep house for
them at their northern home undihelr
youngest son will remain with her.
Charging that she is of unsound
mind and had written threatening let-
ters to ill. 0. Converse. of Greenwich,
it New York millionaire, Mrs. Arnmln-
in A. tin-cellar, of Newton, was taken
to :1 Stamford sanitarlulu today and
will be confined until a hearing is hold
on December find. when a commission-
appointed to examine her as to her
sanity will report to Judge Lockwood.
of the probate court. Mrs. Sweeney
is 8 years old and for the pililt six
inonths has been employodln the tom-
the largest foot in the American son- ‘3’ 0‘ “0V. Kfll'lOS Milli!!! lll‘ Darieu.
AleYou in Need of an
Oil Heater?
We Have‘ Them
Schlichting' Bros. 81 Co.
cards from George F. Crofut. Mr. and fflfihlon ever since She could hOId u I Cor. Railroad Ave. at Main St, Dar-ion
Mrs._ Crofut recently started for Call-
fornm, where Mr. Crofut will take a
position.
A meeting of the St. James Circle
of the king’s Daughters will be held
at. the home of Mrs. H. N. Taylor; fill
Cove avenue, tomorrow afternoon at
2:30 o’clock.
George W. Bell, the well-known
manager of the Hefner store at lione-
dict Farms bridge. is laid up by ill-
ness at his home in Second street. As
a result Burr Gregory is in charge of
the store today.
Several more pleasure boats chino
out on yesterday‘s high'tlde, of Jesse"
Ayers shipyard, at the rear of the tires l
cont Laundry. The boats are arriving
there so rapidly these days that space.
will soon be at a premium.
i
A letter on the Washington street
bridge subject, written by George' 1 .
Van 'Alstyno, and appearing on the
first page of today's Sentinel, will be
read with no little interest by East
Norwullt people.
The historical calendar makes it up:
pear today that the the San Francisco‘ Fm” and ‘l' 9- Foster, ll“ "0““ “N
earthquake for severity, fell for short
of one that occurred in China. Just
179 years ago today a quake visited
Pekln, killing 100,000 people.
There was a meeting of the Young
Men’s Association last night, at the
club room in the basement of the East
Avenue Methodist church. Because of
the absence of some of the members,
the election of officers was. deferred
until next Tuesday.
Conductor John liannlgun. of the
Gregory Point line. is among the mine-
ing today, and various reports had it
that he had gone to New Canaan on n
a visit and that ho had gone down— the
harbor on. a clsulming expedition. in
the meantime his duties as Conductor
are under the careful direction of Wul~
ter F. Arnold.
Tile duck hunters report not it ill.
tie sport down the harbor these morn-
ings. even if they do not have phenom-
enal luck. There is at one month
left in the present it for the law
loud pencil, but before she wont to
school it was only a lot of hooks and
' crooks. The letter is as follows:
, Dear Grandma:
How are you getting along? i have,
had a bad cold but am much better
now. i have not been to school this
week.
has no dress. 1 have two dolls, l
.will have to close now. Love to both
Grandpa and Grandma.
1 lill'l‘il DAVENPORT.
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i
i ' 'RllWlllllll
lial‘ry initials, of Rowuylon, line luk~
on a position as night 'bagangcmun ill
the South Nor-walk railroad depot.
Mrs. John Pita, mother of Mrs. S. W.
Collin. died Saturday in New York
city, and funcrsl services were held
yesterday, Mrb. Collin and family iii~
lending. The interment was in Villa
Lawn Cemetery, Ro'wayton.
A marble tablet, dedicated to 'l‘. ll.
up in the. public point at llellc island
by the Belle Inland lmi‘irovemcnt us~
soclatlon, marking the place as one
given to the association by the two
nuiuod gentlemen with the. provision
that ll never be sold but. always kept
us a place for the public. The plot
wns given freely and in return for
the gift, the association has set up
the stone to the memory of the gen.
erous donaiors.
l
i The Rev. William ii. Thomas deliv-
ered a very interesting address before
a number of the members of the lion‘s
Club, last evening. The attendance
was very good, considering the wrath-
ol‘, and those present paid close alien.
iiop to llr. Thomus‘ reminiscences of
the Civil War. Stirring scenes and
_ humorous incidents of the great strug-
gle were interspersed in the lecture,
and the listeners were impressed by
the vivid recital by an eyewitness of
facts old and new. Dr. Thomas was
given it rising role, of thanks before
the adjournment of the meeting. The
1 have a new doll, but she-
8098 0“ duck the More” "“3".“ 7““ ellocutivc committee announced as
”1°C!“ 590mm?“ who "'0“ down ”‘0 the topic of the debate ior the next
harbor yesterday morning “33‘3“ 9“ labeling of flu,- organization, "llosolv-
handsome specimens. i ed, Thai, George Washington Was it
The inc about the highways ibis (ireaior Man Than Abraham Lincoln."
morning made it apparent that very Louis Sewarby will lend the aiIirmlr
soon it will be expedient to haul out tire side. and Marshall Baxter the nor:-
tloots that are still in the water. The nllvc. Those versatile gentlemen
East Norwalk Yacht Club floats will have already begun to settler evidence
be hauled out as soon as it lookaeliho for the grand battle. Annotated with
the lill'bor in about, to dream up. A each leader will be two younger mom-
number of pleasure boats are still in: bore of the club, to whom it is expect-
oated'around the floats.
Tho lifeboat which Joseph Fowler, of
En: Norwslk. necenitly built in the old
lulu r. bulldinuon the Benedict Farms
belong“ now at Go: (lob, where she
is belugllttcd with [26 horsepower
gasoline chains. and will proceed from
there to her future home in the Sandy
Hook district. where she will go into
the government life saving service.
The mood and third qunrleriy con-
ferences of} the East Avenue Metho-
dist Church wil be held, this evening
enough; of Stamford. will be present.
at , fohu‘rdh, when the superintendo
out to district. Rev. Dr. A. ll. Good~
Mun). of Stamford, will be present.
it in film will be a large tum»
out~ members of the local
oliu ' '
ld‘hofomtilor 2hail: of the old home
tiller family a sooropr more years.
wilin , new
’fui .oid
short time new
every word If".
and what is very taro _
fled to
can soon
terhonso ghoul: as w it so a tin poll.
seemed to know
“NOW I ll
1 , «bulb
med. Willi on no 1
L‘ will
.;....... .. .... ROBERT scam
until u the tattle,
m'uerooniiimion died r
, obey said to him,
most done. he
y libero a non
William e. Raffle a, who on son.
her of houses in East
of . ,
. , broolt has or on several days
” M- ‘with him ma (love. of punch.
in “or .
led to be greatly beneficial to study
this historic subject. Oliver Clark and
Herbert Ceilings will assist Mr. Bower-
.liy in his defence of Washington. and
lrn Klgains and Arthur Walker are
slated to appear with Mr. Dexter in
favor of Lincoln. This debate will
probably be about us evenly doblkil
us any participated in by the members
‘of the club.
o.
THIRI In N0 QUEBTlON
about the tonsorial parlor of Ronny-
me. it is one of the finest equipped
shops coins. Suppose you some and
bulimia. My work is always the
best. It goodt‘oloan shop. equipped
. with the total improved shampoolnl
Ira drying apparatus. itriotly b;-
‘ I CM.
W
i lillliil till iiiliiilll. .
‘ Mlle m. autoilffo, of Brooklyn.
iii a guest of Dr. and Mrs. (loom ll.
Norton. of Dorian.
l Mills Etta mills. of Mt. Kim. is n
truest of her arm. Mr. and Mrs. bid-
ur Wits. » Main, street. .
i , lilies nouns Thole son. of men-
“ The menu: ilhllililllrond social will
be zlmbyfi studio! of the lathe
ohms: on Thursday. _ dapper
p. in. , ..
datum m mo. of Ulrich, Jess mm
., calcium/sane» Vb
Select Groceries. Hay, Grain, Flour
and Feed, Hardware, Paints. (lines. etc.
Wiilllil
Fred Kaiser has loft the employ of
:Wllliam Dickson, lilo plumber.
liarry Sherwood is erecting another
cottage on his Conlpo bench proper-
ly.
William L. Douglas, of Washington,
I). (.1, is spending several dnys in.
town.
(‘lsrcnrt‘ Reunion line
launch "Diocese“ out of
for the season.
Prayer meeting of the Congregation-
ul church at 7:30 tonight. Lender, hire.
Merrick (‘ooicy
An expert i‘rm’ Bridgeport tuned
and owrlmulcd tho Congregational
church pipe 'san, Monday.
Mrs. Alexander Mills, who is mitt
rally ill with the typhoid fever. in it
New .lurscy,boapiiul, is slightly in»
proved.
Miss licnn b‘nnton. who spent
Tlmnkuuiving at her home here. has
it iuvned to her school duties at New
.lrrscy.
'l‘mlny. being Bl. Andrew's tiny.
holy communion will be administered
in both Christ nud‘Trlnity churches
bullied his
the water.
at til. it. in.
Nathan Shippcy, burn mun iii the
trolley burn. has moved his family in»
to Edward G. Vi'llcclc.~r's house on
Riverside avenue ‘
in spite of the inclement \t‘olltlim'
Wesiport members of the l-‘armers'
rluhnltendod the opening meeting.
in the il'arms, last evening.
Sherman Studiey is recovering mi
idly from a severe attack of iltt'
mumps. ..
Rev. Charles E. Benedict uni
drummer. of the Methodist llill‘HUIlfllU.
spent Saturday in Stamford.
Miss Edith Vsrian. of liuyonue. N.
.i.. has returned after a pleasant vlsii
with friends and relatives lloi'o.
Hurry liniioy, son of A. ll. liniley.
former editor of the Messenger, was
it Hill!!! of friends here lust work.
Stanley Mend returned to New
Haven Monday, after a low pleasant
duys' respite from his studies at Yale.
Mr. and Mrs. Hurry P. Boot-lilo. or
New Haven. wore {clients of their pnr
(-lits, Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Semilie, in
Main street, for the week-end.
Edwin Hoyt. a student in tile
(‘hcaliire cademy. was a week-end
visitor wit his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen Hoyt. of Carter street.
Edwin Hoyt. a niuoont in a New
York medical school. spent the hell.
day with Dr. and Mrs. J. Howard
lioyt at the Congregational msnec.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Donn celebrat-
ed the sixty-third anniversary of
itheir innrriaae, at their home at fiel-
lock'l Corners, last Tuesday. Mr.
Dunn is 84 and his wife is 83.
Bill Nolllnn has been engaged to
conch the new basketball team for the
Young Men‘s Club. if the Opera
House can be secured this popular
sport will be taken up immediately.
8i: disabled automobiles arrived
at s local serene one morning this
week withinsn hour. All of them
were mauled for immediate use, even
the one with a broken crankshaft.
This is something of a record for the
auto repair business in town.
A wetland arty was liven iii the
home of first «so Hoyt. Canoe liill.
bntiirdsy evening. The guests includ-
ed a number from out of town in
whose honor the affair was really
given. After dinner. a program of en-
tertainment was enjoyed,
annulus. , ,
be given to‘the' Chi dren'e Home and ‘,
including
\ .
Gives-flue Best Light utility Price
~ ' . When on pay more than the Rayo‘
price for a amp, you are Kayla for more
decorationmhat canhot a .
ofthc light. You can’t pay for it better
d on equality
light. because there is none. An all light
has the least effect on the human eye, and
the Rave
Lamp is the best oil lamp made,
though low in price. Yod‘csn paws, $10.
or $20 for some ether lamp, and although
you get a more costly lamp, you can’t
act a better lizhtihsn the
white. mellow,
diffused unilickcrlnu light of the low-
priccd kayo. . 0.
Has a stroll , durable shodmholdsr. This ses-
son’l burner .Id s to the strength and cover-nee.
Made of solid brass, ulcileled, and easily
Once
olllhed.
a Raye User, Always Ono
Denim 5w ohm. I] no! “yours, writs/or dmripflw
c ryuier to ”if nearest army 0 (he
PAID $624,795.
WASlilNGTON, Nov. 30.—~'I‘he an.
nual report of the internal revenue
commissioner shows that. the ‘intal
amount of special excise inn paid by
Connecticut corpnraiions, subject to
the new tax during the last lineal your
was $524,795.33, which was divided
llllliillg different classes of (‘ol‘ilorll'
lions ill-l follows: (lines A. financial
and commercial, 398,600.20: class it.
public service. $l63.523.2l: class 8, ill-
dusirinl and manufacturing, $216,270..
29; class ll, mercantile, 814,600.42:
class (3. miscelancous, initials.
Returns were received by the inter.
uni revenue bureau from 5,900 corpor-
ations in the Connecticut district her.
inn 3 lolnl of $l.lSIl.6H,ill2.ilil capital
HIOf'lt, 707.795.90.33 bonded and oil»
or imlciiimlncss. illlil $l04.tlill.it‘ill.82
nei income. The total amount of my
assessed was 8071,8523“, or nil aver-
age of spam pcr corporation, which
inrimiml cctinln amounts lnier sus-
pended under the law. These figures
covor libode lsluml corporations. that
stole being included in the (‘ollcncti-
rill district.
From the slate of Ummecticut sinnc
3.889 returns were received which
showed that the combined capital
stock for f‘onueriicul corporations was
Silbil.7.’lii,il5~i.96, their bonded nnd other
lnilublcdnrsn was 3064500.“.130 ulld
their ill‘l income $tfi,02l,il?.3'.l.
...-__._ Wm, .-_
KNOCKOUT FOR PBIZEFIGHDG.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. {tom’l‘herc
is woo in the rump of the Oakland
fiahl "fans,“ for the prizciichi in Oslo
land and Alameda l‘ouiily hue receiv-
ed a knockout blow. No more print:
ililhls will be permitted in the county.
The district attorney has said so, nmi
the proud jury sluiuin behind him to
enforce iiio Illlllldllli'. if u prlri-nixlit
should be pulled oil out only will the
prlnclpulu be lililit‘md, hill the spectre
fore as well. A pl‘izciislit in Minno-
do. nrmrdiuc to the grand jury. is a
mull-st in whichono of tho contest
unis is knocked out. Mayor Mott and
Superintendent of l‘oluu Wilson. ii is
iii, mil l‘ili‘ll‘ up the grand jury and
, Hil'lt‘l llllol‘llfifi’. ‘
COLONEL BELL DEAD.
\\'.\l~lillNiiTilN, Nu. Ziil.~»l.lclli.-
i‘ol. lumen id, llcll. illsiii-ctorpclli-l‘nl
ui‘ l‘illi' practice for tho Nniinmil Guard
of tilt" District of Columbia. and fit one
film» one of tho iii-st lnurkemcn in the
country. died at his home here, last
night. Exposure at the mllilzlry rifle
minim 1.: ri (fump Perry. Ohio, three
uimiiim ago. complicated by inlesiiuni
trouble, mused his death. He “till on
yours old Homer Boll. a soil of i'ol.
licll. who lives in Bwnuton. Vermont,
was nolilied of his father's illness on
Monday afternoon and arrived here
just n short time before Col, lieil'e
ilt‘lllli. (,‘ul. liell bud been mullorled
ullh ihc lorui posl'ofllre l‘orly-clulll
years.
' Molt. Gm. July 3!.
Tot» Hosting a Plumbing 0o
durations:
rill-us [Jr-oil $12.3?” of east to
out any x m We. u a; o
uglier off well Miriam”? l
e sum or Com m
it during the winter of item and my
antic-ooh! bill was $16!, mun. c not
«vim of I”.
You my on this statement is any
way you our. to;
'00” "I!
been! w. militias.
nmoimwelr as.
hurrsohtm'ituuuo nub-
... arrow ~
assurance? ”é‘o’fidfihfififmww
pom tho winni- on
Oil Company
W .
DEER HUNTING ACCIDENTS.
CALUME". Mich, Nov. 30.~-~i)urlnn
the deer hunting seiisou, which opened
November 10 and dosed today, there
wore it; accidents in the upper pcnlu»
suln of Michigan. 20 of which Were fu-
tnt’ More deaths are expected. Prac-
tically all the accidents wore due lo
cnrolcssnoss, several fatalities being
(‘illll-lOil by lhc ignorant handling: of
firearms by green hunters. in four
i‘iltiilii men who killed persons acciden-
iuliy, left the victims to die without, at
icntion. in 23 cases hunters were
shot by mistake for deer. = More some
fell and more hunters Wore killed or
maimed in Northern Michigan
season than in any year.
tor of door is osiimuloii at 5,000.
Mistakes in
the Past
and when you need glasses come
«lo us and have your eyes filled
properly. We employ ilcuilslsw
Graduate Physicians “to examine
the. own. THIS SERVICE is
itiiNIlERED \t’lTliOl'i‘ CHARGE.
THAMER.
" Qpiician
STAMFORD - - - CONN.
Open Monday & Saturday Evenings
[lees Your Roof Leak?
w
The Century Compound
. 870P8 AH. LEAK!
50:: I GALLON ‘
We guarantee the weather wear of
oil.
Century Roofing Co . inc.
83 Washington St. South Norwsik
mt“'o;...es“'
Engage your winter storage for live
storage and dead storage. Your cars
will be in a well heated garage ready
to be run out at a moment’s notice.
Engage your general overhauling
for the coming winter. by expert The
clinnics.
(‘hanglng and remodeling a special-
ly. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Norwslk Consolidated
r- A‘ulo Company
Hotel Mahhckemd
J. a. CONNOR, Mgr.
oeuvres AND OUiIiNl or To oars;
earns I2 mt any as. unwsno
smear DINNERS. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TIL. CALL “I
wins-m slums honor.
“ warhead .' Nov. an ‘
m.
if
u“ .
men
{the 7 member tin « ‘
hired. l'tlnont. this no 1
”about hem: were .,
‘ , i‘ '3. ll“ ‘3
this '
The slouch. ,
i
;OUR LEADER,
' ELlTE'~Box (‘nlf
500 I GALLON }
I
our Compound for three years. Write'
for estimates. Correspondence solicit-i
l
"Ii-lesson " HWALD.’
Mehseksmow'r. , Clarke. A. Mil»
‘ ler, M. superman. W. V. Foley, 0. liter-
nard, 8. A, Grows, Paul Brande. J.
Jennings, W. l). Jenningsrlil. Metnger.
M. Heelbrun, T. ,Corcoran, 11’. W. John-
son. It. Tart, J. Seaman. New York;
0. l0. Blackey, Brockton. Mass; 8.
Greenstein, Bridgeport; L. R. Hurt.
butt, W. S. llurlbutt. Wilton; G. F.
Fletcher. W. Z.- llnlliday, E. a. March,
.1. R. Mainland. .E. L. almonds, G. M.
Regan. Mrs. E. H. Richardson. B.
Brussegan, P. D. Osborn, W. B. Rob-
lnson. New Haven; J. is. Bailey, Hum-
mendeporth. Y.; L. ii. Bristoll. New
l‘irltain: It, S. Calvin. Newark; 8. K.
Lister, Cleveland, 0.: A. A. Winship,
lloston; it. J. Scott, Poughkeopsie; ft.
lb. Grihlth, Dalton, Maria; F‘. 0. Evans,
ilinuhamion; A. Fl. Winchestbr, (3. J.
Prescott, iii. E. Crown, l“. D. Lawton,
city; J. Aldenhee, J. A. Osborn, li‘.
Westel'velt. h). (l. Carlson, J. W. Briggs,
Boston; i’. A. (lrliiln, Springfield; W.
M. Knapp, Stamford; id. Kent. E. Ros-
crs, Mount Vernon: J. E. Borne, Mil«
iorton, N. Y.; '1‘. .l. Dolnn, Hartford;
W. W. Chapman, Bridgeport,- H. H.
Pollock, Norwulk.
D. Miller, of Pittsilcld, Mass. was it
visitor in Norwalk on Monday.
CLOVER’S
“THE PLACE"
”THE ~—
ELITE
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l 4 Two Stores,
Norwalk
.50. Norwalk
Golden Moments
Think of the pleasure spoileiiv—nf the
unnccossnry pain and discomfort
you've lind~thcn liliflllE to have
your eyes cxonlhmd today.
OPTOMETRY
The correction of eye troubles. our
specialty «it‘s done exactly and relief
is certain if we iii. your eyes”
(‘ull today for examination,
Fenwick Optical Co.
UNITED BANK BUILDING ‘
Rooms 7-8
’7 WASHINGTON STREET.
Hebrews to 11:30 a. m. and 13345 to,
ii p. in. Monday and Saturday. 7 to'
born. 4
L
David w. figgafio
Funeral Director and Eml’almer
iii North Main Street. South Norwsik
Residence, 0 Washington strut.
Telephone at office, 836-2.
Telephone st bones. on.
rigidity...”
‘ Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped,"
ELICTRIOAL SHOP
' in the Town
AUTO DUN-Lilo
Phone Gilli-50 South Main street
8. Namath. Conn. Music Hall Block
Woodwtom Burn
Not in the stove. but with one of'our
”Pyrogrgrhy
u- tmost in sum
control. ,.
l
ll-ilvo Rents Collected, and Ill filial-i
promos ‘wne acann
‘ ‘ g wnaaalieenvns snarl;
In rexardld. “infill ., 0‘ .
authorities are nowaarootliioitt , is
Don’t imprison the disease 89W.
in‘ your skin by the use of grew 1
selves, dad that: encoulaaa- mill to
multiply. A’ true cure of fill ,p ~
melons diseases cache brought about; »
only. by hematite
the form ofaliqbld. c , p ,
WASH “THE GERME’OU’I’; e
A simple wash: A compound of
of Wintergreen. ’l‘hymol, and other up
gradient: as combined in the l). 1). it).
Prescription, ‘Thie penetrates to the
dissosmi got-nigg‘and ~ destroys there,
then shot s‘iin’d heals the skin It! _
nethlnil ei has ever done. . y
A 26 .cent‘trlal bottle will start the .
Main ‘
i
‘3
cure, on ya you instant relief.
W. F. “ ore it (10., 8 North
street. Bout Norwalk.
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NEW 820.000 ENGINES \BOLD '70
NEW HAVEN ROAD. ‘
Two of the largest and most new
date passenger locomotives that hallo
been used on any railroad in M
country nrl‘lvod at the New lib-volt
yards of the New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad campany m ‘ V
terday. and will soon be in commission » V
to carry trains over the variouslllnes
under President Charles 8, Mellon?
The new engines cost approximately
$20,000 each, and are equipped with. ‘
lbc Wnlachnort valve genre. the Very
intent and best genre made. The on»
glass were built by the American Lo-
comotive company of Schenecmdy,
N. Y.
Willi the arrival of these two new
engines, the road now has thirty-two
of this style, the other thirty having
been purchased by the New Haven
road at various times during the last,
your or two. , c. i. . .
SPANISH WAR VETERANS. ,,
The annual meeting of McKinley
(lamp. Spanish War Veterans, when
oflicers will be elected. will be held to-
morrow night at the Norwaik armory.
There will also be a social session and
a good time is assured all of the vet-
erans. .
lawllleal Estate
Sold, insured, Rented
QUICK AUTO SERVICE
1
3 '6'
non In Property done a:
The .l. B. Lawrence Agency
15 South Main St.
For am In shy amount
Foreign Money Orders and Drafts to
all Ports of the World
'_ Bond Required by Law .
Deposited With Out. of Conn. 3“ .,
For Protection of Patrons “ , .3
insurance and Real Estate Agents /.
J. M. Lay‘to‘n & Co.
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is
in
5 Railroad Ave. souls Moi-wink ‘
Thirty Days’
“Free T trial,
The Jewell Automatic
Heat Controller
Keeps the house at?!“ tho
required temperatures“ tho '
time. Lot on give you I fm
demonstration on your own
furnace.
Horace R; Nash
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NIMain awm seaming
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new is the tilti- tastiest articles to 1"
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known only too well whether
it suits him or ’M M
trifle “with on W5
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