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Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 1, 1911 · page 4

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OF INTEREST
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There was a time when mother or
grandmother would remove Athc child
round frequently peering into the mir-
ror, but nowadays the generoueampply
of full-length mirrors in the home is
in large port for the benefit of the
children who it is thought are more
graceful in their carriage because
their awkward attitudes and gestures
get to be obnoxious even to themselves

when many times repeated in the long'

mirrors.

Tucked nets and tucked ballste form
the wide collar of trinity oi the newest
coats for the little tots, especially
those which are made of colored serg-
es, Shantungs, pongce. etc.

King‘s blue is not only used for the
trimming ot‘ hats and gowns, but for
the foundation own now win-n the hot
weather is upon us. A very beautiful
evening gown of satin in this color was
trimmed with pearl and puntnetal

beads and finished with yellow nct
sleeves anti low collar.
Bamboo porch furniture seems to

be having quite a vogue this summer.
It. isn't as plenty as some of the other
kinds and so substitutes will be taken.
but it is durable and effective and
norm-s in variously shaped Stools
locals, tables, etc.

Or

()nc's first thought for n trimming for
white marquisetie is heavy lace but
one of the prcttlcst Combination-s
witilumnnquisw tie with Ennlluh eieict
embroidery on sheet illicit.

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Very often in Slilililit'i‘ one itcls the
need of a little .Avtru \\'nrmtli with a
lingerie gown when the days are cool
The taffeta tontcc exactly fills this
went and is a valuable adjunct to one a
costtttite.~—iu~genttztl it is short waist—
cd. but never bus the umu-urnnce of n

cuffs and is short sleeved.
Carbon. thc new black-blue color
(getting its name from the paper used

for making duplicnttA lnttuessionm isin'

most excellent, taste for an
wrap if one does not can-
block.

evening
for solid

In "Vogue" we rtnd tlinl lbcficoilven-
tlonel belt has almost disappeared in

favor of the silk, head or cotton cor-
deliere.
Lari summer‘s plinccas gowns can

he fashioned up to (into by the addition
of the tttblk r but li and l‘tout. giving
thee orrcct itilzb waistline effect.

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Afraid to use hair preparations?
Certainly not, if your doctor approves. ,
Let him decide about your using
3 Ayers Hair Vigor for falling hair or dandruff. It will not
color the hair, neither will it harm or injure.

 

. received in the llOlliie and tabled
bolero or Eton jackct, has no collar or'

. Lockwood to construct in non wall

 
 
 

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Mr. Murphy, of Danhury, Writes
a Poem for lohnl. Hutchinson

 

HARTFORD, June 1.——'i‘he judiciary A

committee reported nnl‘avornbly a res;
olntlon calling for an investigation of
Judge Whiter Clarke, ol’ the Hartford
city police court.

The emu-mutations committee
ported favorably to the senate a
appropriating over $3,000,000 for the
state board of education for two years
ending Sept. 30, 1913. Among the prin-
cipal items in the llppi‘Opl‘lfiUOitii are:
support, for common schools, $1.159,-
ouo; night schoola. 516.0%; muiuten-
once of trade schools, at New Britain
and Bridgeport, $lti0.0litt; support for
normal schools. $200,000.

After being in session twclvo tnln
utcs today, owing to u luck of business,
the senate recessed until 12 o'clock to
await reports, from the house.

The senate today voted Frank (i.
iinsuctt, of Seymour Soup for expenses
incurred in contesting Senator Lorine-
bury‘s seat. The senate allowed bonus»
bury $700 for counsel foes.

Sixty-three petitions were received
from all parts of thr- stnte, in the house
today against the lllitlllililt.‘ of the inn-
uicipnl woman sitting» bill. The twil-
tions were rct‘t‘At‘rcul to the committee
on woman suti‘rupc.

’l‘wenty pctltiotts as many
places in the state rccclvcd
against the pnsmt..tA of tho Sunday In»
tel liquor ucliln; pill, The petitions
Were referred to the excise committee.

A favorable report providing for a
bond ihSllt’ of sllmuuu for street puvtL
nlctlts lt.\ . cu ifuleu was roccllcd in
,thc house and. ' .li lid for (ttic‘ntlnl and
printing.

At the llcari.::~. today lul‘orc tho spcw
|cial commission tnvcutxnnling sluto tic-
ptittmuuts, on a lull alioiishinu the bar-

from
were

.bcr's commlsuou. nobody uppculcd in
, favor of thc pill and tour opposed
3 As a result,
,lnlzzstot. will report in favor of retain-

it,
ll is luAilede that lhca'otn-

int: the commission.

The folio\ in .A tavorttblo rcports won»
for
calendar and printing: Concerning the
lusting and ‘t.xntton of property of non-
resldcutu; tilliffllllillg tho t'lli‘tl'it.‘l' of tin-
t‘onutActictt State hospital at New lin»
vou. auditorium: it to maintain it how
uitni in .\-A Aw ii.t\ru or \nlnity la bill
ill pvt-pun. lion tot tlA u - ... tnhl ltlilllf‘lll of
the lit-‘W mulalzioul- tllwttne houplinl ut
New Harem; authorizing William ii.
in
Greenwich Cove. ('lt'ccuwlch. not] an-
thorizlm: tho lininn school district to
issue Sluohuo bond» for a new school-
house.

The Rollin? pusecd a favorable report
lucorporatitm the American iinui. and
'i‘l'unl t‘ompnny, of Bridgeport.

A tenolutlon regarding the colloc-
tlou of tnXtAs in iinn'outy who read
and passed in mm uncut c 'i he reeo

Therein no doubt that where metal lllilt n “Wm,” no “plum! II 'l‘tAnt-t

In need, as for tillnmiuun. tublcwnrc,
etc, comet is steadily gaining in pop-
ularity ovor branu or nickel. So much

in it in favor that it in being used in‘

connection with silver jewelry.

A thick layer of cornstarch put on
lmmedintcly over a npot of olive oil
which may be l-illlllf'tl on the tablecloth
will entirely absorb it and when dry
can be brushed of! clean.

 

More or less has been sltld about
hummer muffs. They are certainly a
vanity, but it very t'ulcl‘llntt addition in
one‘s costume, ouncclully when made
of Btrnw to thatch touch but, and
adorned with thirty chiffon.

 

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ill CKliS lllllll

“Dimple Remedy From AP. H. Baxter":
Removed Thom.” any: Society
Lady.

"The best akin npeclailats told me
that nothing would remove my fruc-
klcs and Alhut i wouldcnrry them to
my gravo.",aeid a well-known society
woman. “BM 1 tooled them all with a
new drug, oihlnemdouhle etrength—A—A-
that i bought at F‘. ii. Baxter‘s which
cleared my skin and nova me it fine
complexion.”

The action of uthlno in really

 

re-

.marhnhle for when applied at plinth;
.7 .mnl‘ of the heckled diaeppehr entire

hr by morning, and the rent have be
min to fade. An ounce in usually
that is needed, even for the
nine.

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iulc judgi- oi lhn,I cltl
Now ilnvcn was tabled. Mr. \\'l\lton
of New London and Mr. Williamson
ol' llnricn were named a committee
of cmll‘crcnct- on the bill prohibiting
banks and trust companioefrtun nctA
us uulolcipnl nfilccru. Mounts.
ll ll"lllllHlli of linker and llotcbltiss of
New Haven were named a cotnmlltee
of conference in the elutd bill. in cutt-
iwt‘llml with tho mutter
ol‘ llilIil.tlll‘}‘ olirerctl lbc following meo—
lutlon:
”When John come in
Illa face wait and.
lit.» shit] he couldn‘t
Hot u shud.

“Such :1 sin to send
titu- shad to York

When we in illusux
Live on pork.

"No matter if
"l‘tvae hill or her sex
It the shed only
t‘ntno from Smeex.

“ ”i never get
A good shad row-
All I not now
Is lhduhhd-ow.’ "
Mr. Pack of Strutft’trd muv'mt that
the. resolution be hotel-radio Sent»
tor Venn ol‘ the Fourth Dlntrict. and

. ordered pl‘liilellk in the journal.

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AVIATOR8 WANT LICENSES.
HAII'I‘Flllii“), June lac—Pending the

 

Sillii Kilillilill lllll
1911 IS NOW PlllKllll

:Volumo is Unusually Large and
Contains a Great Amount of
Valuable information

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topics of the licplstcl and Manual
of (‘tmlnAt-ticut, commonly known by
the shorter title of State l‘lehlcler, for
the uni lilil, were distributed today

ll‘UllI the otlice oi the acct-“elem
state. As usual the volume l.“ full of

 

 

rc- ‘
bill ‘

c'tltill ot ‘A

Mr. Murphy ‘

lntcreutlmv matter relating to the nu
tlounl and state government. and to

lthc political legislative industrial and

local affairs of the state. The volume

shows signs of having been prepared
’with that car which in clmrncteristic

ot‘ the work of the fiet‘l'cit’lr)"l:l oiilce.

Colonel Matthew ii. Rogers. the sec--
illchnrd J. ‘

rctury and his deputy,
llwyer, arc to be congratulated on the
success of their department in getting

1‘out a volume for this year, which. lilteA

.its predecessors. is a credit to the

state and a reliable source of lnfornlafi

tltm

The volume for this \etn contains
about twenty five more pages than the
largest state register heretofore print-
rod. it contains the fundamental or
dare of ttiiltkli and tho Kim: (lutrics
,thuttcr of idl‘L’. 'i‘hc ((m‘itllttltlil oi
lilo etntc, adopted in tsis. had all the
ntuentitncnls that how iwcn adopt ed

:lncc. arc printed. lbetc its in intcd
:1 vtAtv line cut of thn ntAw suptcmt
court and state illuaty building lhp

nits. oi the scuttle not ol‘ the hoist-
and the joint rules are ptinlni up to
date, the lust of flu.- wunic
.ltl‘l‘plctl at this setsslon llf'lug includ-
’l‘hc start» bonrds and commis-
sions. with a list of tho mcntbcrs. are
pl'llllctl. Antoni: the important nddl~
lltllih‘ this vtur arc the now returnin-
fill} commission and the tommiuston
for tho establishment of .t colony for
t-pilcllticu.

'l'hc pooplc of lhc slate will find the
innovation of printing the grand lists
of the towns. as prepared by the as-
ecsnors and boards ot relief. untl the
lien» prepared by tho board of equall-
nallun iutot‘cstinn null instructive.
’l'bcy will see at a glance the differ-
onco but wot-n tho two lists.
lint oi lilo niulc. its continued llillli the
“‘13 ol' the different towns, as Still?
"32AM. As prcpnrcd by the board of
cmmllzntion in In Siltlhulztmtlf, The
population of thc ethic is given. or-
cortllng to the federal \‘l‘llillitl of film.
at l.lH.T.Tui,

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ill.

Congrculonal Dletrlcn.

The crucial nestAuibly at the pvvscnl
Acesltm will readjust the boundaries
of the (‘Oiliél‘t‘iihltllllll nit-ins to a.»
curdnnw with tho l‘l‘fllillfi of lull). ily
.llc 3t.tlct'ttl apportionment (‘onncv‘llcttt
will ltnvc ll-t‘ conul'tsslm-tl. the entire
number which it has had tlut‘luu
tart dcccnninl period. Thou-
‘ntn triur cl.ttt’.lc.~mitmal tilslrict.‘ and
one connl‘mstuntiAutAInl'tzv. ‘l‘lit-
‘rlnfulv will prmldc for llro (“mares-
:loual diutrirls. There will be no
c'omzicssmuntil—:itrnc in the fuluic
l‘lto information whith fr. piloted in
the Register in regard to the popu
httiou of the corml‘u-nulonal Illnll'lt‘ia

Eltt‘
llll\t‘

p...

is of particular lull-rust ut the present

time. Thu ltllltlwllll: figurine art- taken
from tho volume:

i-‘iret l'lliatrict.

Pop. of Hip. of
i‘ounty. lila‘ll‘lt'l

iinrttord ("ounty . . . . . .274»,th
'l‘mluuti (‘ountv ...... 393.439 27min

Scrum! Ilistrict.
New Iiuvcn County. . .33 .282
lllltldlcttcx County .. .. 4.1.637

'l‘hlrtl liiatrlct.

3823.9 i ll

New London county” $01,253
Windham t'ouuly ..... AISJIIII illllnilt
Fourth Illstvlct.

lt‘nll‘llcltl (‘unntv .....'.:-l."..:l‘.".i
:i.itchtielti ('ouuty 70.26” title“.

,At large tvntlro ntatct ....l,lt»l,’.'.“.ti
Benntomi Dlutrlcts.

if the general usaembly cnrrlen out

ithc ltuulicd intention of thc llfltf’flll-'

intent to the cotiulltutltm utioptml 0c-
ltubor. ‘lltlti there will ttlno be u re-
lttdittnltuent of the scnntotlui tiluttltl
lilnua of the state at thin echelon. 'i he
lamet ndtnont. rolut‘rlutt to the eenntorllnl
flluti'lt‘lti. hurt: "The dintllltu when
established an hereinafter provided
nhnll continue the come until the new.
salon of tho geuotul uetlctubly next. nf~
ittu- the completion of the next ceuuun
of the United Staten, which general
ttttnombly nhull have power to nltomhu
name if lound nouonanry to preserve it
proper equality of population in each
district, etc." There in nothing oblig-
atory in this conniitutitutei mnemb
orient but it is clearly Its intention to

regard to population. 'iho done not:
later prints the population of the din
mots and it. will be seen from its the
urea that there in a substantial in-

 

all cloning of the new aviation low by equality. The population ranges from
worotsflovernor Baldwin. two nDDltoutlunui’or 45 3.99 in the 'i‘wentyeevonth district.

aviators licenses in thin state are (tithmt‘ortt and (irecnwlohl to 21mm in not: ml
no sure; to fish Mr. Baxter tor tits awaiting notion in the secretary of the ’f‘hlrtyatourth district. which em-

double strength othtne, its this in cold rotates unite. It is expected that. the braces the tier of towns in the comic ”not. _
. ,

of .

The grain! . '-

imvo the dietrlctn on an equality ln‘

lbased on the census of
3m: follows:

.1910, is givcnl

Populnt loll.

i District.
ll‘lret. ........... . ......... ....lll .lltlu
Second. .....................':~l,;‘.ltti
Thitti ..... ....................ll!l,lllli
l‘oul th ......... . .............. 3.3,th
lAnut .................... ii.’.,.’.'io‘
Sixth ..................... ....-l:l,€tlri
Se‘lolllh ....................... {WI "ll
‘Iilghth ................... .....llti,$llAl
Ninth ............... ..........27,ifil
”it At ltb ....................... ..1Iti,tltl?
ii loxtA nth ................. .....28,5511
Twelfth ............ ......:t2,ttin
'l‘hlrtccnth .................. ..il2.llliti‘
it ourtcenth .................... 152.823
il‘ iitccnth ................ .....4~t.l7tl‘
‘Slxtccnth ..... . ....... .........28,iltifi‘
.SovAcnlt (.Antu ........ . .......... 33,17»
I lrhttent‘l .................... 2ti.i.'ii
leIif‘ lt-enth ..... ’ ....... , ....... :ll,31:’.*
'l‘wmulwl ..................... l.’i,. KM
'i‘thnty-titst ................... .AIT. tit
'l‘wenty-oct (titll ................ 29.1”” .;
"E'uctzll-tlilrtl .l 3.2h7‘
i‘wcutvftwrtb .................1Altl.2.’.'~‘
'l‘wcutvtiult ................. from. ‘
"l‘\vtAnt.\<sixtb .................. .I.’..fvlu:
'l'll'cnti'AuthAntlt ............... 45.2911
'l‘ll'cnty-clghth -tors
"Twenty-ninth .................2t:,tiit:l
Tllll‘llctli .‘llllt
'i’hlttl lllei .................... 22.05:.
'I‘llitty second ................. 24.101
”illittv- third ............... ..l,il71l,
Thitli foultn .................. "Ltitil A
'i‘hlrty- fifth .................... 26AM!

Other Dctalll.

The minute contains the full elec- ‘

tlon returns or the election last full

his counted to by the board of can ‘

VIIBFH‘S \ tmuplcte list of the tire.»
wnrdt-tm tu tlu- state is printed Tin-
gcnctt-l “rs. llllll) llitll not yet finished
,thc t-iectlcn ot loml judges but KlI!‘

iicxlstet (4 nttllue n complete list of all .

those who have bet-u chosen. "ht
entire list of i'nilt-ti Staten senators,
including time.» clcclcd this your. arc
prlntcd 'l‘lu- legislature of (‘olorndn
failed to Vim-t a Ft'llllIOI'. The entire
lint of mettzwrn of the slxly-seconl
“l‘lil'Od 'l‘hw populatiAAtt
llllliif‘tl unorditu. to towns will slm
at a giantr tlu- growth oi c'otmuuni let-
It unu .luthzc i‘wtzue. of Middleton n
who I'vllllll'nt'll ont- day in the capitol
‘somc yours am that the pcopio of the
ulutc did no' I‘cttilzc what at mine of
accurate and useful itllmlnntinn llit“
bud lf‘. the State lieulstcr. 'l'he jutltte
raid that luA .nn always spend no bunt
‘i‘uillnilly l. jtl'llalfbu its pant-s, if
'hal Hitlll‘ll.llll “:15 true when if “Sir
mmlc it in mort-
crupitnticni' so now. and putticuluri‘
in to this; ywtt'n volume
The detnutpla for tho volume from the
time in hm mnkce its appearance is
,tht- I‘ltttlt'fil proof of its popularity.
'l‘hv t‘tlmcs from the large
number ot itt'iilllf' who have lcerncd
bi t‘Vlll'rlt‘lli‘f‘ to depend on it.
ronildtuctv in its accuracy and coin
p'r‘icllcstz will be utrcnuthcm-d win-u
Ilit‘)‘
ror

“ll“.l‘t *lh .~‘

nth! one true

I'l‘ t'l‘vllv l

dcmnlttl

lull.

languid. Wonk

litAailntbA’t Ftonmcb "off"?-~~.iust n
pl.:ln aso cf lazy livnr. Burdock
limit! llillt‘l‘n‘ when llwr and stomach
protrudes tilucsllon. purifies the blood.

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rundown?

STAMFORD CONTRACTOR TAKES
HIS BILL T0 COURTS.

' field

 

When Your.
, Lillie can

cries at night. tosses rest—

lessiy and mutters in its
sleep, is constipated irelful and
feverish, or has symptoms of
worms, you feel worried and
have your night’ it real disturbed
by the little ouc‘ s crying. or
perhaps because of your own
anxiety.

Many thousands of mothers
rely at such times upon a tried
and trusted remedy uiwny it kept
in the house,

Mother Gray’s Sweet
Powders for children,

Used by mother: for 22 years. These
powders clumsc- the stomach. all on
the Liver and [he hrniihlui sleep by
ventilating the child usystcm. Easy
to give and pleasant
for the child to take.
Happy mothers in
every community are
using them with splen-
did reunite.
Mother. if your child
has the fl 'mptonn here
describc you should
try these powders Trude Mark.
T our drought in! Don' "an
thcm. .5c. 3 box. In) “hm” .,

Be more you ashlar,
and obtain.

Mother (my’s Smut Powders
POI!- cannula.

 

 

 

“'fumorc ti".- L‘o.. 3 North
S-‘nuth Novwnlk.

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THREE ".‘vEEK DIVORCE.
Annustn Goettei SlilA't'. o:
with is suing .icttuA :‘l: tr. of
lamp place. for a d‘vow-u rib.-
ricti tho ilt,‘l\litliilil in July, land,
13 months later hc dt’3‘f‘l'll'tl llt‘i’
Flora )1. Rice Munnltnn. of liflflg't
port, has brought unit (ii:-
ngainst \Villinm .‘iionahan.
port The couple
.lnnunry lilo!)
note and trucitv
iilil .in ii nnksn Minion of.

til
ma:
am

for

married
:‘tht- allows ltuctnuct

Wt I‘t‘

brt nail to ion 0: tlitotthn
Arthur 'I‘ Minion. of New York city
The marriage occurred in
lwr. it"? The lllJllilnl Hi}:
the past In your; plaintl‘f hue l-W‘ll
impouwrntc. and sit
A'rual'n.

c u lso

M‘ LEAN [8 FOR CLOSED SEASON
\\.'\:AiiiiNtii(l.\', .Inuc l.A~~.I
hit-luau. oi (turner-firm fnvoru

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ti l‘ccn
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lll'f't .
of Bridge
in

\‘cw Fair 3
:ttinst

Soptcm-
that fn; ’

{lllf‘Lt‘s

t‘llitlur

formity of name lows tin'tuuzbt’uu .‘x‘uw

li'nu'land. ilc famrs a loo-.1
son to give came lllf'llti an

(-302th son
opt-art o It

‘ if} to recover from the slntlnhlcr they

have btcn snl‘Aiuctcd to for yours.

‘ trams: t‘ontwctlcut to take lllt‘ loud and

Their '

look through tin» Slate iicglstcr‘

CA Aalms He Wasn't Paid for Work by‘

Mr. and Mrs. Ogden. of Stamford.

iflumnn. lhn:
paid tor tbc materials and labor
:uppl'ml int tliu hulldin: of n hum
and other .lwcliinuu for Mr.
i'it'rbt‘rt (I. (Hill‘lt, of Stmufotni, Stcpl:
0A1". A. tiroeory. ot that city.
ll'tllil‘lli suit cluimlnu n Iorcciosnrc o‘
lll~t lion and tho ptmeeuslon ol'
:lt‘clttltlctl. Hln hill unwanted to st.
AMtutu.
from .lunr into to April it'll.

lil‘tirut i.. t'onanl. of New
also it dcfuudunt. He claims to have a
“will" claim on the (moan property.

ilt- nan ncvcr been

qu.‘

htA A.

Milli Mrs.‘

iiw‘
Ilo worltcti on the property:

York, ie'

lt‘ulcy Kidney I'llls contain just the?
ingredients lif't‘ftliaili‘y to vcuulate nn-IA

and bladder. 'l‘ry them youracif. 'i‘ltc
Iirldnc l‘harmut‘y and W. ’l‘. Winmorc
ii t‘o. A”

NEW LORlMER INVEETIGATION.

Ictltietu cvpottcd today to tiiupono of
the tirat ntnttc of the new Lorlmor in~
‘veatluation It uue predicted that be-
ifote ndiourmnont this afternoon it vote.
Would be taken on the \urlouu propoaiA
ttonn below the nonnte an to the man
nor of ctmductlntz the new inquiry.
The tAmupromluo tncnaurn. suggested
.by the Democrats. and providing for u
‘hiApnrtiuun tutti bi-i.orimcl‘ nub-contntitA
tee of the regular committee on privi-
leged and elections wan regarded no
the one most likely to he adopted.
Thin sulpcmnmlttuc would cunnint. of

. eight members. eventiy divided no he-

tWecn ilolnut'tntu and llopubllcnns and
betwucu senator-a who voted for and

guguittul Imrlmor last spring

 

Wu a. c. on"... Md... law-.04»... w.”

Pied! Pilot! Pilot!

u. .... mu Indian Filo moment will turn
B‘t lot}, in cooling and lighting Pilots. 1t ob»
'norha tit tuition, nila t itching tot once.
‘3. bouillon. um Instant roller
Ii‘tll nmtl' nttlhn Pile til uttuent Is pro
to than and itching u! the privnto
'i'fig‘m‘fi mint too and lint.

no out it Glilntlmlt out.

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no
3“ Itrcuuthen the action of tho ltidncrsl

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Rays that the more would he closely l' Al
lowed by hittssnchnnetts and
filliltS.

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Proud of Your C othes

 

May we have the pleasure of showing you the u.- 1 ..
celient iinc oi
'l'alior xnnde-ttmrder iA‘ulrrit-a'.‘ null. prcis. \t‘insmzng:
blues. spl‘lpittlv plaids, lntictcrminto stripes and
tuccksMA-nu ill‘lYl) as you \i'lrll as nay up iou lll\t,‘. a.”
All garments cut to your individual lut;i.-‘.'.rcnn:its
and mtarunteel to plensc you AA a bold assertion, hilt
lf‘il 5t),
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18 l"5
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Price’s ClothingStore

98 Washington Street “

Phone No. II now 1185-2

 

 

Our Reputation at Steak A23

“’0 cannot mind to sell you init-
ri-vr mints. lmchurc we have a rcpt:-
I;'ll0ii for llallitiliiiil only the supe-
rior cuts and qualities; and wlun»
ctcr we find that we tannol mutu-
lam this bruit su’tnduztl. we are
coins: to withdraw lint no to date
we ltuvc niwuw sounded in lill‘iih‘~
int: our many potions. and “(A beltrvc
we can plcare you, too. Won't you
try and sec?

C H AR N 0 KS MARKET
76 NORTH MAIN ST.
TEL CALL 4+5. FREE oeuvanv

 

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MEMOREALS

YOU CAN'T WAIT until the last minute to make a selection of a Monument,
then have it erected properly by Decoration Day. An order should be placed

H" now which will enable careful workmen to complete every detail in a sat-

infactory manner. Our work is carefully finished after your order is co
ceived. There is beauty, durability,oconcmy and satisfaction in every Mon~
ument made by

South Norwaik Monumental Works

CitvNationalBank Office and Yard, 84 S. Main St. ———Phone 904

TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING

BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACIUTV CflNSlSTENT
WITH BOUND
BANKING
Surplun and Profit.
0117.000.”

Baf- Depoclt Boxes. I3 and ‘6 per your

Cloluf
“00.00000

 

EDWIN H. MATHEWBON. PHI.

JOHN H. KNAPP. let VtoeuPru.

FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd View
Free.

WILFRED BODWELL, Cllhlu

DIRECTOR!
E. H. Mathew-on Samuel Grumman
lourt H. Knapp J. Wallace Marvin

 

it... :Ch'lllll'l Swan: John H. Light

Henry Surnam- F’red H. Rowan
Lowll R. Hurlbutt

Doe's

 

 

The following are "Cold Pacts."
handle only one uunlity of ice.
best in the. city. Our tut-u are honest.
and reliable. All urdcte

\Vtt l
the ”

are fiiictli
ptotnptl» and courteouoiv. ()ur scales

me uccurnto: you not carroctnvelttht ‘

Hand host of all. our cuetotnorn stuv
with us.
convince you.

Brookside Ice Co.

‘PHONE 580

Office and Storage. N. Y.,AN. H. a H. l
n. n. Frolght mu. Ann ’32.. so. Nor.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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i1.“ ”Item 0mm.
me to ”588

(million. 1094. Main Street,
* nonunion. 130””:

 

(live. as a trial order AAAAAA we "ii;

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SEEM HARD WORK to act the .tmtm; system in
your house in good working ordt r curry “inter"?

\ViTy not lct our men tit-.quupllly ovcrhuul the lur-
nzit'e now. and l'cstot-c the worn out parts and clean
:tborouuhly, so that you‘ll have no trouble when
you are ready to slul‘t it.

t The Jones 8t Hotchkiss Co.

' ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED

 

 

 

17 Wall Street Phone 742 Nurwalk, Conn.
at the 4-door, 80

L00 h. p. Touring Car

Equipped with silk. mohair top. wind shield, gas and oil lamps. IiOsch

magneto and coil; everything first-class, Guaranteed for one your by

the manufacturers, for $1525. For full particulars call or address

F. E. LOCKWOOD 8., CO.

38 Wall Streak-(Phone) Garage. Water Street. Norwalk, Conn.

 

 

 

 

 

mun-”WWW”

The Hatch & Bailey Company

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone 46, with Brunch Stations in All Department:

Lumber and Mill Work foriiiverything

ROOFING

Lincoln Asphalt, Warrantcd, ~
Barrett's 'l erred Felt .. i, 2. 3 ply -.

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

if your Carriage, Wagon or Auto?
Needs Repairing or Painting

NOW THE TIME

.uther M. Wright s"

13 THE PLACE

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

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