.v
J
,ever, taken into diacuaelon
Darien
oroton
tantrum“,
II IIE IIIIIIIII
American Minister is for Im-
ili‘ovinn Them by Urging a
Merchant Marine
Churlen H. Sherrill. United States
milliliter of the Ainenline Republic,
made an QJII‘HGBI appeal to“ the busi-
ness interente oi the country to an)»
pen a demand for an American mer
chant marine in spanking at the an
nual dinner of the New York Plano
Manufacturere' Association, recently.
He avoided dincuaaiug ahlp uubeidy
or other means 01’ cliecting the re-
sult, buying that when the luminous
fir-..” .....
ROWAYTON
ROWAYTON FIRE ALARM
DISTRICTS
12~Highiand Ave. to N. Y., N. H. &
H. R. R.
Iii—Hickory lliuil’ and ileli island.
l4——-Pine Point and Roton Point.
ilk—Long [Island 50qu1 to McKinley St.
3I~“(‘Iehtrul."
noIeI' SI.
22—- Penuoyer St. to Cross St.
23—»Cross St. to Railroad.
24-llailroad to llrookside.
West Side.
15~White Bridge north to Brookaide.
lG-——Whibe Bridge S. E. to i.. 1. Sound.
flu-White Bridge. S. W. to L. 1. Sound.
One stroke of the [ire boll at odd
times indicates testing.
McKinley St. to i’en—
’l‘wo strokes of tire bell. thus. l-l,
fire is out.
lI‘our strokes of fire bell. thus,
l-l~l—i, water to be abut oil‘.
A third or more alarms indicate ser-
ious fire.
Here indeed is a most delightful
section. than which there is nothing
finer III all Connecticut. Topograph-
ioally speaking. the place is simply
beautiful. especially in the spring.
aummer and- aubumn, when Nature in
at her loveliest. and when the winds
during these seasons are soft and
balmy—as they oftentimes are in this
vicinity~bringlng With them their
heaflh- giving properties it is assured
ly a joy and a comfort to sojourn in
a spot so highly favored, this being
doubly the case when the weather per»
mi of bathing. boating, dancing and
fish rig—ail of which are to be enjoyed
in full measure hero.
I)
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Rownyton. June ltlli.
Editor of The Sentinel:
The annual meeting of the Village
improvement Society of itowayton
wiilrbe llt'lil‘,“’eflfl(‘fi,dfly opening. Juno"
7, Satire library rooms. 1 would thank
you" for a little space in your lInper
to boost the society for we would
lllto.to lllllt’ I-III‘IIllIII as IIIIIIubIII's all
those people who look on the general
aliait‘e oi‘ the village as personal in-
terests. Since the annual (luck are
only Iwonty~ilvo cents. cxpenuc can
hardly operate an a barrier in the mat-
th‘ Oi‘ beIomiIIn II member
A,.iow people of the tiling e lune
now and uaain naked what we do in
our ‘mociiuas. Some have t‘Xlll'tIi-‘Slftl
themselves III; IIppo-IIIII to (‘(ltIl‘i‘l\'i‘
methods coIIchIIiIIn pIquIrI‘IIIa thIrIII
things may be a bit untidy. lI may not
be out of place to stuIIIItlInt the society
is for anything i. an Inukun Ior better-
ment, but it would not attempt, 1‘
think, to play the part of dictator.
Hardly would II be within liie‘proviucc
oi the society to men request the III-
nwvul of an empty can colony or other
unnlghily nIIIIIqulailou nu leInte
proper intuch leer-I undertake III loved
the abolition oi‘ ouch tillllLI-l it them
were ranching geomaphicnllx na atnty
ed. The governing board have. how-
scrotal
mattera oi‘ large general concern. for
there are certain conditiona prevail-
ing in our llllilill that it changed, Im-
proved or roIIIoved, would in the judg-
yrneut oi’ the board tend to Increase the
' comfort ol‘ the people and entrance the
attractiveness of the village.
'(Juatoma whiolI‘lInI‘c exiuicd for It
long time nomehbw cannot be changed
for the better without a diaplay oi‘
patientse and persistence on Ihe part
In! woétltlonor And it happens that
certain lmpmvomentn 'aro not to be
‘ilild tree of cost, an for example. the
street lamps. The society donated
the lighting ayntem of the village
‘ atreeta.‘ but. the mode of the organiza»
, ing the bills.
, the voluntary aubacrlbera, as there in
tion do not admit or the society pay-
d‘lieae must be met by
no compulsory tax for the purpose.
he board have interested themselves
inn better trolley nervice, extennion
or: water main. reduction of water
tea. and other changes. Not yet has
access attended all them efforts, but
‘ movement tor better things hIIII
laid upon the table indefinitely.
Ibis elicit" we ilourlch in portion»
orporate bodies are slow to
' etitlonn. some people pay
ly within the dearth 66‘
.ilarti‘ord Railroad Company.
to the courts.
At the meeting to be held as stated,
five. trustees will retire, which means
that vacancies must be tilled by vote
m the meeting. it your readers who
are not now members oi the society
but who are interested in the village
will attend and apply for membership,
the board. i am sure. will be greatly
encouraged in their work. Oi couree,
all members should be present. The
meeting is ior them more than for the
board.
Very rcupecti‘ully yours,
H. E. SCOP‘lEiJ‘I.
Secretary Village Improvement Secto-
ty of itowaytou.
i}. ll. Smith. of Brooklyn, has rented
D. E. lioyt'I-I cottage at Pine Point, and 6
will move in today.
Mrs. Charles E. Scoiield and her
daughter Helen. of New York city.
spent Memorial Day with friends in
Rowayton.
~1)on‘t forget the concert and social.
at the Baptist Church tonight. Flue
tim‘e promised. Silver collection willl
betuken and ice cream sold.
~—
lillnor D. Randall and family. or
West avenue, Norwalk, have moved to
their beautiful summer lIouIII in To-
kcneke for the remainder of the slum-
Iner months.
.l’. ll. Whitney, of New York city.
who has leased the (Ironnwny cottage
from tho Tokcnckc corporation, took
ponncsnimi on Tuesday and moved lIlu
household cilctn Io hie new home on
that day.
9.
DARIEN ‘"
' AND
N onuron
ilaricn la cam-utially a home town
and has It most delightful environIneuI
that in not IInupprcclnted. an hour wit.
nose the scores of New l‘orhcrn who
,IIuve taken Iuntcrlnl ndvnutnao of the
fact by making the place their rcvi-
deuce for the whole or part oi the
your.
Located in and forming a port of .I
sturdy and naturally attractive how
tion or the country. Iluricn has pro-
gressed for many youra. not by learnt
and bounds. but by cloudy and unim-
peded atcpa and It may well be proud
of tho rIIcoIIl ii hue made, itu growth
having been healthy In ever-I respect.
In area it in a big town and includes
lin ita boundaries Home or the most
Valuable and tlcuirnbie ploperty along
the‘ Connecticut ttlmre and it uum
born among its residents Home of lho
bout known people in the country, and
many wealthy once. All about the
town altos nuitnhle for big country
rculdencea have been bought up. in-
eluding thoae very near to the village
of ”alien ltuolt. Noiotou (‘ollcndcr'a
IPolnt, Noroton Heights and the Ox
Ridge section. leach your property in
more keenly nought here and n iurth~
or great hooai. will be created by the
extension of the electrical eunipmeut
ol’ the New York, New Haven and
whose
linen have stationa at both the village
of llarlen and the Noroton section.
Norotun in but 36.83 miles from Grand
Central depot. New York. and Harlan.
38.12 mileIII. On the other aide oi
Darien, South Norwulk in only 43.42
'mlloII diatnnt. A trolley oyntem con-
nects the town both with the Towna
oi Norwalk and Stamford.
S. M. Allen, the Main street druggiat.
npeut youterduy In South Norwaik. on
buaineaa.
¢.Wm
Edward Buttery. the emclent young
clerk at Allen'e drug store, was a vial-
tor lnI Norwnik yesterday.
”a“. OWHMM
(‘ouetnbie linniord Smith. of this
place, took a bunineun trip to South
Nerw‘allt, yesterday afternoon.
M... “Q
it you need a new hammock. In) to
Schllchung bros. &'Campany. The
“WNW” tell you more about them.
.memam- .
Countable iiaui'ord Smith wan a wit-
nena in the educational alienation case
of Janet: Mather vs. Mary III. June
which Was tried before the SuperiorI
Autflourt. in bridgeport, yeaterdav 7 -‘
w baaw.w
ml. and Mina Nettle Dance :
.. .. ,. .t
creeth so and so. We have no recourse
‘(imleti the storm and that the meeting
i atom in the Town Hall. in Main street,
I
- and (“'1' Iletcrmincd to take no chances
‘ but win.
Hammocks
ill-teieats were once aroused they
enjoyed II call up the Hudson Ila tar would find the menus
as West Point. i Mi. Shcirlll begin by citing some
i’IIctII III the recent development of the
Argentine republic, as showing one
due barber was It visitor in Norwalk lgrent illtdld that m bciug neglected by
yesterday. "Dick" “m“ “1“- ml' l" “IAnIcrlonn InanutncIurora. although
gasoline buggy and languid to be u vlc- Itradc with this; “mm”, he said had
tlm oi the disease known in automo
bilc pnIiuuco as gnaumptitis.
Ar..-
Richard Abcndori‘, the Railroad ave-l
incIenucd In the lilril two years truth
i " i7 .000 but) I0 sun ooo (IIIIJ.
'Jnmeu i. Hill said Mr Sherrlll.
"says that next ll: .III we will not have
the name home III.IIkIIt~I we have had
III the pant. We mneI replace those
quritotu with others. The Aracntinea
are a wonderful people that. we know
lltIlI.I about. The) are as diderent
from the people of other South Amcrl~
can countries as we are. Argentina
lie n oeuntry of extraordinary wealth
' and is going ahead liltilt‘i‘ than We are.
'lt. had a foreign trade last year as
with tlIII Durien team. The local team “”3” a“ that 0‘ “Um“ “I“! Chino com-
expect. that the mm“, will be ,, corker. bined, although it has but 7,006,000
'people. and double that of lirazll. An
indication of he wealth in in the fact
that. England drew in dividenda on in-
vestments in Argentina last year. $250.-
OOIIJIOO. The population oi iluenoh
'l‘own Iuoctlni, talk seems to have:
fallen off somewhat. not many I-Iom
mcnta being heard. it la opined, how-
ever, that this in the lull which pro
will bring the citizens to their foot in‘
one grand chorus of protest. The
meeting will be. held on the sixth in-.
On Saturday of thin wcek. the Cri-
Ierioua. of Bridgeport, will cross hate
The local team in, being call.‘
ed upon to play the Norwalk. it being,
the urn; conviction of Marion tune that
their team could trim the Norwalkn to, a
a irazzcl. Such a contest would raino MT” ll” “WNW l“ “WW9 WV"
the am". and it in to I“, hoped that the. and in now 1.600660. It has touch bob
inflllflgl‘lllfilll can SCI lUgC‘lht‘l‘ 0“ fl‘ ier duck inclilticu lllllll we llllVl‘.. 'rhf'
propoEIUUm government In to spend 3600600600 In
the next nix years on public improve-
ments, and it has the money to «pend.
,thn we got the contract for build
ing two billiloiiilipu for Argentina one
oi tho lIutIitn hcrc cnblod through me
an otter to iiont A loan for the $27.-
SCHEIB FIGHTS FOR LIBERTY.
Claims He Knows Nothing Concerning
His Wlic‘s Death.
NEW YORK. .iIIIIc 2:”"0lll‘l' An ‘ ‘ it we Id
Scheib. the only suspect arrested “1.600.000. lb uking, o warm. it
the bathtub murder cuac. continued-1w necessary. but the reply was that
his licht for freedom today. Thai ”)0 buttlcnhlpa “mild be paid for out
chtluficur clicks to the ntory that he‘ofcurt‘ont “'W'N‘”
knows nothing nhmu ho“. his wife's "ArgIIIIIlun hi. llli' only country
body came to he in the tub at ibc that Where the iota IIII'II lives in n tem~
they had formerly occupied and in a, potato “Mme" ‘ la“ nocma m have
state of decomposition Which Indicated I “ woudcriul c "l m two Steam
tlInI IIIIIIIII lIuIl occurrcd four Inonthu ”‘0‘.“ ‘l-‘lllll‘t' “""l‘l' “W“ i‘ Willem!” (II' 1|
ago. Three Um”, ”PM and four ”mm, drunken IIIIIII it. come twice an much
arIcIIIIId SchIIib, through his attorney ‘0 “V“ ”“7“ “37h?” l'll’m‘l'ltoillfllmfi
THE PLACE
LADIES’
Pumps and Oxfords
ALL LEATH‘I RS
$2 to $4
White Canvas Pumps,
$2 to $2.50
MEN’S
Time Table
I». it
new YORK. NEW HAVEN 0. Mann
roan RAILROAD.
W
In Efiect October 2, 1910.
Corrected January 1, 1911.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. him-12; 53x, 5: 09x. 5: 41x, 6. 08,
6H7, 7: 20. 7: 46, 8. 171, 8: Six. 9:15x,:
9:37, 10:20x. 10:45x. 11:29x.
P. M.—~«12:55x. 1:05, 2:49x.
5:00x, 5:35, 5250):, 6:40,
7252):, 9:401, 10:29.
Sundays.
A. M.——12:53x. 5:09x.
10:20x.
3:17,
Patent( cit. Gun Metal
and Tan Oxfords
i
P. M.--12:66x,
5:50x. 7:00x.
10: 28.
2:1l4x,
7:12, 7:52x,
--———-
6:50x. 7:16x.f
5:41x. 8:54.;
2:49x, 5:35.
9:401
the unnecessary pain and discomfort
you've had—then DECIDE to have
your eyes examined today.
OPTOMETRY
The correction of eye troubles, our
is certain it we fit your even.
(‘all today for examination.
Fenwick Optical C0.
UNITED BANK BUILDING
Rooms 7-8
97 WASHINGTON STREET
Hoard—8 to 11230 n. in. and 12:45 to
‘6 p. at. Monday and Saturday. 7 to
.9 p. m.
i
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$3, $350, $4, $450,New YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.l , "IE,
BOYS’
The iiaIrison Clark \hocs for
Boys. Absolutely Solid
$1506) $2 I;
'i‘wo Stores I
Norwafk Smith Norwalk
I
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I
it’s Hot Weather
to talk
HEATERS
ilut now is the time to have
the heater
Overhauled“ I
and put in pcrtcct condition
aflorda ample time to procure
broken or missing parts. with-
out the vexntioua delays that.
will complain.
I
i
Horace R. Nash
N. Main 8: West nix. .
S.Norwalh
its IIIIIIIIIII'IZ to reach the state IIIIprIIIuII. "WW" “‘"l spends ll ”W”:
court llllllll‘ with another writ of lIa- "Th” “'m‘m' forthiti WW" proapority
boas corpus. Now ho is lIt’Ild on It.m ”ll“ "r“"luml ’3 “”"ur‘ld “'“h “I
dct‘IIIlIII charge of ilrat degree murder. “(“9“ mm ”9"!“ “I “61' loam.
whcrcna ”w“, “m, no serious “my“. Incuun III'IIIIIII td an .extent that
ncnlnat him yesterday. when lllt‘ court ”0“" W“”“‘- ”tif'nomo (“”99 “"0 “""l‘fi'
felt obiizcd to grant mg “Wimp” an of IIIi’IIiiII II your have bocn mined for
bilrntinnn for freedom. Sincc thou. MINI“ l'I'I‘l‘I‘I~ <
iIoWI-vcr. evidence has llr'Cllll'illlnIOtl.: The Foreign Trade.
("’"l‘" ”“3”“153 "l Springfield. Mann”: "'l‘hcI ‘vIIulIh and the trade are there,
bun idonliilcd the prisoner as the man but you don’t “é, H by n,,,m,.r,,- mp”.
who married his daughter. the bntlI- hum 0,. huqum You have 801 10 go
tub victim. under the name of Hugh "“0, It. The foreign colony m liucnou
’\”“”"“ Sl"’“““n' Th“ coroner's l‘l‘I‘": Ayron int-Indra 46.666 Englinhtucu. 35.-
IIhIlnII aura ho has antlnilcd 'hlnpleli (Kill Hermann. 35.000 Frenchmen- and
that lllt‘ dIIad woman wnn lllra. Sclleib‘ We now have a
only Iidti Americans.
or '.\irn. bllt'l‘lllilll. I-IIuaI'IlIona oi benign”l 0,. ”w itireiith lmde. and i be
h Inband'a admission of her identity
liove if \u- went after It through joint
H“ ml“ “”l (hummlm'd however. “hm etiort 0t chamborn oi Iqutucrcc here.
killcd IIIII or whether IIlIcIuiI nin wnlre, in “ gm”. 0,. two N, ctlllltl have halt
mod for the destruction oi the. body. in, it
“H I “We nlc IIIIv proud of the iIuIlc bul-
DANBURY ROAD HEAR'NG WILL“ uucc hint \cul‘ III {mm of this country
BE HELD JUNE 5. lot sittanIIIIIIIIIII, but how about the
lllllllhl‘ll'ORT JlIlltI 2~;Clll’ (‘ltli‘k y, 000 00“ you paid it) {orpigu tilllp-
3101)th 1'3 lloucher today WWW?" ‘I plug for IIIIIWIIIIIII your oxpoIIa? The
copy of a notice sent out by the Rail Ipeoplo of the (mm-u Staten uhould
road conuulnalou giving warning oi “lamp their “”1183,an. and realize that
hearing in Hartford next Monday , we me not building m, a merchant “m.
morninn at it o'clock on the upct‘Illflll-I rlnc. Thule in an!“ I" he a ponniblllty
tlona oi' the :onatrucilon ol’ the ilrldgo- ,0, (“mouhy between the two great
port and liunbury railway line. Immhm "mom of me world. tine
Wooden union will he need. "ihcreI “0.“, war broke out between England
will 1’" “ ““31“ track 0” all dm‘l’leland Germany. immediately every bit of
truck cnrn power and handhrnkee will i mm,“ on their Gilli»! would become
be installed The ratio are 76 pound contraband. Your uoodu except the
'l‘ rnilu.‘ The lannt in Bridgeport lie-8 iiporoent. carried “g, America!» but-
ulna “t the end of u'“ company's ““0 tome. would May on the docks. and we
0“ North MM“ “”0“” mum" to “the abould ucc. the Incident. panic the coun-
antown turnpike. to 'i‘rumlIullIMonI m, believer had.
ran ”“9‘ “The IIprIildlng of the merchant ma:
rice in II problem” that budget to be
aolvod. Once we hare nrohued the
luminotia Intercom or the country to
thin fact. it becomes your bnnlneun to
name it. and I don’t believe you will
leave ii. to foreign chipping ngeuth.
who are conducting its solution to-
day "
All the plane manuiacturera prudent
signed a petitlonlto congrcaa ticking it
to enact legislation that will accom-
Illiab the habilitation and develop at
the merchant marine.”
W
‘ «tailbone» accident insurancem—Dr.
‘ 'l‘homaa' molecule Oil Stone the pain
and heal» the Wound. All druggluta
we I
H
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MELODY WINS RACE.
EPSOM DOWNS, Eng” Juno 2..-'l‘he
Acorn atnkca of 1.000 sovereigns. for
two-yeanold illliea. distance live tun
lungs, was run here today and won
by Melody, owned by (Ihnrleo Carroll,
(It New York and Perla. t‘halrmuu was
necond and Malta ilily third Eleven
horaea started. ‘
d a... m...» we. MW.»—
All nines, tram *the notIlIig-enoughutor
two kind. tut-he wholednmlly kind.
SclIIIciItIIIg are. & Cc
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GLAUBM'ER CABIN! OVER.
IIIIII at Dr. Frederick 11. Donna
vton eralay. charged with
Tutti i ..
Jordan’s
Perfection :
Wax Oil
Polish
(The famous "Donkey Oil") I
Cleans instantly, polishes
beautifully. hides scratChes. "
lechs no odor. It does for
woodwork what metal pol-
ishes do for brass and silver.
Ask for Circular.
CHAS. E. DOW I
SO. NDRWALK. CONN. 11
Better l
, ‘ .
hyeSIght .
reunite ironI‘eomtng to on. We em-
ploy experienced Dominic-«gradu-
ate phyinlclnna-wto examine eyen
and guarantee culmination.
THAMERI; .
OOULISTS ANO 'OPTIOIANU “
07 Atlantic Squire. Stamford, Conn.
Open Monday 6: Saturday Evening»
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ONE YEAR FOR FORGERY.
MIOLIL‘TOWN. June 2.-lloninmin ii.
Parka. of Durham. who had been new
loaned to it your in the county Jail [or
torgcry, and who recently escaped
from the jail was arrested at Durham
company with a deputy aherlit and MI
turned to the Jail. '
‘ I: continued today
8
j522.l
last night by Sheriff Thompson in}
‘ A. l\l.-—~~I:4ii. 5:40, 6:45, 72-l0x.
;6;55, 9zlilx. 10:02x. 10:05, 1110013
gnzczi l
‘ P \I——I'2 033:, mu. 2:06x, 2:5 7x.
.l: link. .l: .35, 4:29, 5:03x, 5:12. 5; 25.
6:01x, tizil'ix, 8:03x. 9:30. llztltlx,
ll;ii0,12:llilx.
Sundays.
A. lii.——l2:00x. 6:00. 7:30, 9:03x.
.10202.
i’. Mr—l'ZIOIl, 1:02x, 5:02x,
6:01x. 7:00x. Sziltlx. llztlUx.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
A. M.-12:10x. 1:57,
8:“, 10:23x. 11:11. 11:47.
P. ill.-l2:ll7x. 1:20, 3:11x,
6:15x. 6:46. 7:10x,
11:21.
Sundays.
A. M.—-—12:10x. 1:57x. 7:43, 9:11,
‘10110x. 11:11:.
P. hip—12:10:, 6:101, 6:46,
,812tx. 9:431.
—-———--—
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALKL
A. M.——5: 55. 7: 25, 8: 20, 10: 03
I 11250.
P. M.-—»4:llx. 6:33; 8230.
Sundays.
A. til—7:55. 11:55.
1’. amazon. 8:30x.
SOUTH NORWALK T0 DANBURY.
A. M."“1320!'. 6:17, 8:27.10:003,
it. M.-~-l:2’5. 1:35“, 6:20, 7:18.
I Sundays.
A. M.-]:20. 9:15.
P. M.-»2215. 7:15.
xExpresa. 'Except Mondays.
Applying Blahoprte Wall Board to
Ceiling.
Readers who intend to build or re
construct old buildinga will be inter
outed In Blahoprle Wall Board and
,Sheathlngwthe new material which inf
revolutionizing the building world, pat-
tlculnrly where service and economy
(are desired.
Charles H. Aisthorpe
:6 Beavlow Aim. South Norwnlk
Tel. 806-2.
,4... .. . my...” “um..." “MON...”
FOURTH AUTO VICTIM DEAD.
HARRISBURG, PIL, June lie—Miss
:lmura ili. Noilaon. a atenographer at
New Bloomfield. nearhnre, the fourth
{victim of the automobile accident last
.night In which three persona were in-
. atnntly killed, died in a hospital today.
f In Mice Nellaon was in the automobile
leth 0. A. Bolton and W. R. Horror.
lprmniuent Harrisburg men. and hire.
Robert Dunlap. ‘They were creasing a
long bridge that. spans the l’ennele
vanln and Reading Rnllwuy‘a trncka.
when the machine swayed, crashed
into tiltI railing of the bridge and fell
fifty feet to the irackn. All were dead
except Minn ‘Nellaon. when remov’ed'
from the wreckage. Sutton was mur-
rind and the owner of a carriage tan-
ttn'y. Hurrah was unmarried.
"MWW
Lent anything? Try Ii Sentinel iltl.
. The maturity at people are honest;
5:04] “
6:12. 7:24,.
4:26.,
9:163,-
7:101,
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W F. Wigmore & C0.
DRUGGISTS
8 North Main St..
80. Norwalk
‘ TRAVELERS
Liability Policies
l Protect
Automobile Owners
ASK U8 ABOUT RATES
J. M. Layton & Co.
lNSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE.
, AGE NTS
5 Railroad Ave., South Not-walk, Ct.
Does Your Roof Leak?
The rIICentury Compound
STOPS ALL LEAKS
'50:: A GALLON 50:: A. GALLON
I
l We guarantee the weather wear at
our Compound for three years. Write
tor estimates. Correspondence solic-
lied.
Century Roofing (70.. inc.
83 Washington St. South Norwalk
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The Reed 8t Volk
I
. . . . ; Electrical Co.
,New BuIIdInIz Matenal,
jalahopric Wail Board and Sheathing':
’ Reduce Celt of Construction.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
in the Town
AUTO SUPPLIEs
Phone 805~50 South Main Street
Tannin Nol‘wnlk. Music Hall Block
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Definition of Chiroprachc
I Chiropractic in the science or the
' .. , cause of the disease and the art of ad-
iiuatlng the name Diseases are caused
lhy a wrench twist or bomb) in the
Iback. Even if done in childhood it
Iereatel pinched nerves and pain in
{later life In the dittorent organ: and
, rim III.
'1 Chlropratcorn remove the can» of
Ithil disease and pain, and health in
,rentored through harmonizing the lit
nerve ayeteml in your body.
Nervouaneaa Rheumatism. Paraly-
Ifllfl. Heart. Kidney and Female m
cases are given special attention; also
(‘urvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic n
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
M WASHINGTON IT. 80. NORWALK
Manama Trutmont- Given Also
LITTLE BUSINESS ON THE LAKES.
BUFFALO. N. Y.. June it. ~~~~~ With
twenty big ireightcrs swinging idly be
hind the breakwater.here owing to
scarcity of cargoes and II heavy ro-
Iluctlon in the number ol’ boats In coma
mlnalon. chipping internals are taking
II peueimletic view oi‘ the outlook for
the season's buninens on the Great
lmflkefi. ’
"Not in more than fifty your; line
there been such general einckening,"
said Capt. J. .i. ll. lirown today. "Shir”
Iuonts are almost at a etundatlil at
both ends of the Lakes and there are
ael capacity in in coininluulon at the
Mine Anna Kenting, of Harriet street.
in quite iii.
npeclalty~-~it’n done exactly and relief-
picuent time. and one-third of; mm .
boats could take onto 01‘ the huninenb , .
. oi’i‘eret. " ‘
Golden * Moments»,
Think of the pleasure spoiled—mt
460 boats idle between here and Din . ‘
luth. Only hall of the total bake vet? W
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