The woman or girl who has to dress
on a. Small allowance can vary her
iwhite or self-color linen suit by hav-
ing different sets of collars and cuffs
30 that it wil almost seem that she
.3133 as many different suits.
I have been told by an authority on
“‘Mr dressing that the secret of a sac-
ceasful shampoo is the thorough rins—
lng oi’ the hair so that no
~ particle of whatever is used for wash-
;‘jing the head remains on the hair
Tunics especially, and even
skirts, show irregularity of
home models having the front
‘on one side than the other.
‘r
under-
outline.
longer
A wicker duvcnport. with cushions
{and pillows ot' gully colored crctonnc.
placed with its back against the cen-
. ‘ "tor, book-laden table is an ideal loung-
dng and reading place fora summer af-
‘ " ternoon.
To get the boys to be kind to elderly
of unfortunate people, try to get them
to imagine themselves in tlrat condi-
1tlon boys usually have kind hearts for
_the weak or infirm. though they are
unnecessarily brutal in their treatment
of each other; it is only thoughtless-
ness that leads to unkindrress.
Deep silkeno of head fringes finish
many of the chiffon scart‘s Willtil it
ilike the tunic of the gown are a par-
tieulally beautitul feature. '1be utility
near! that accompanies several gowns
is not the latest expression of this
_‘ pretty style.
Pekin striped materials for straight
J hung tunics I".‘rve a graceful height and
_. slenderness to the wearer.
For those who love to garden. there
no 0011168 a straw cushion to kneel on.
three sides of \vhr’dr are encased in
straw about a root rum which protects
your clothes.
One gets some. idea of the enormous
popularity of embroidery of every va-
riety for all sorts of attire rrorn hat to
horse when we learn that one well-
known fashion magazine has a whole
issue devoted entirely to this subject.
While the pl‘lliCt’H model was in
_ vogue the princess slip was in gener-
or usage. Now that we have the lim-
plre styles it. naturally follows that we
should have the Empirc slip or pctti
coat in Order that tho t-iicct of our
gowns may not be marred by different
Wat-lines underneath.
- Maw..."
EALTli
‘l‘o Lydia E. Plnkham’ 9
Vegetable Compound
Scottville, MiChr“ “ I want; to tell
you how much good LydiaE.l’irrklrnm' 5
Vegetable Gom—
yand willing to
ound and Hanniivo
ash have done me.
1 live on a farm and
have worked very
hard. I am forty.
five earn old. and
he mother of
‘ thirteen children.
,Many poo to think
y it strnn 0 hair I am
not bro on down
1. with hard work and
the care of m furn-
but I tell them of my end ritual
W5 otabie Componn and thni;
be no backache and bearing
Y“angular for them if they will take
ave. I am scarcely ever with-
in the hon
win any also that I think there is
rmedlcina to be found! for
(this to build them upM and malts
wrong and well . My e1 dent
,, has taken Ly din Pink.-
‘ table Compound for min-
andimg‘ularity. mail has
ways
or the India ill.
u ltfiomodieb.1telioveryouo
it I one my hortith'nnd hap-
‘ m Wonderful me telnet.”
.domtsorwmrtrn edition,
our: Veglitabie Oom- ,
“1V6 roan and,
routine or bonus
it?!” til
‘ You have a stéady, even gain, day by day Ask your doctor
‘ about it. Secnrcbis alproval first, ‘ then go ahea
Ayre's Szn'sapan'lla isa tonic.
It does not stimulate. The c
is not a drop of alcohol in it.
J. (3 Martin.
' Imunll.
I’m.
MUCH WORK FOR SUPREME
COURT.
Thirty-five Canal, Some of Great im-
portance, to be Considered in
the Fall.
WASHINGTON June Zr-Coincldent
with the eloalng of the term ot‘ the
Supreme Court of the United States
and the departure of the junticcs for
their summer vacations has been the
planning of an immense amount or
work tor the court when it meets
again next October.
'l‘hlrty-ilve cases, some of them of
far reaching importance, have been
advanced for hearing on the first. day
of the next term
after as practicable.
n
Trio,
guments in all three cases.
Among the cases advanced are in-
cluded these involving the validity of
the indictment of Charles F. Monday
and others. growing out of the so-call-
cd Stracey coal lands claims in Alaska
and of the indictment of James A. Pat-
ten and others son charges of violation
the Sherman anti-trust law in "cor-
nerlna“ the cotton market. The re-
view of the trial of Frederick A. llydc
and others on charges of hind frauds
on the Pacific coast will constitute
still another prominent case.
in addition to these. the court will
have under advisement during tin-
summer about. a dozen cases whitb
were armed tilil‘lfll. the term just clos-
ed. but not, decided. Probably the
most. important of these is that involv-
ing the constitutiornrlity of the federal
cmploycrs‘ liability act of 1908.
According to a summary by Deputy
Clerk Mailer, or the work done by the
court during the term just ended, 50:!
continua wrnn
”or as soon there--
quoted .
phrase, is estimated to be equivalent»
for a month. for it is said that it willt
take at least that time to hear the ar-‘.
combination to cause a ,trlke in ul
l‘nlannfactory located in a particular"
‘Stte. where the ltnmcdite object is that ‘
nnionizlna of that lutrory, although at
'part of its pr-.odrut ll’ nii‘tnulacturod l
lwunld him: become the stibioct of in-
:teratate trade. and till a combinationj
Full Text of the Recent Decision directly to matron: and but a stop ml ,.
the importation bv a person in one‘ ;
H83 Been Received by State ol’ noorla produred at a manutut l
r . tory in another state. ulirtouglr the hi
umted Hatters ltlnrato result sought to be obtained by
l M'WW-w—W such restraint might be merely “W
l The full text of the decision of the changin' of renditions in that partlc
l United States Circuit Court of Appeals “ll" mulllllfli' "tr-y
iin denying the petition oi 0.16. reluctarils ““51”??? 1“ tilflgrtdl‘odlrrttE-l:é
r n . r or
.& Co. for u rehearing of their case g ‘ re. q"
ing judgment naninst part of the do-
against ”1" United llattern. WW“ was tendinitis was not, tonslderod in thel
lllllilll iii lPi’iliS
‘ .
the pleasure of showing you the ox-
ROYAL
l-Ol‘tli'l' l‘abrir'n'.’
May we have
cellent line of
Loow e
'l‘nilor mat ct Soil preys, wirrsorrn-
””01” noted 1" ‘1 WW” ““5““ is “5 opinion. it was; not discussed in the blues, sprlnhtl plaids, indetcrruirnc Hi'lllt‘s and
iollow:s loplnlon because it did not appear in cut-(llamas pro-c as you with as any as you like.
‘ “\\lrile W0 flill) appreciate ”10 in tlicrct‘ord or in plaintiffs brief that it All uwirrricnts c it to your individual rncuwircrrruuts
“WHilllmlce which “'“l ”‘5‘?“ ”Um was contended that there should but and guarantee. to please you-h bold tibnci‘lltiil. b‘rt
l’rowedingfi With a ““w ”ll“ ”7 ”’"lnny differentiation between the dii‘fer- HONEST it's So.
these before the rulrnuis of this courtr‘em delendanrs. all sued for a joint: All. THROUGH
““5 l0 ”‘9 law 0‘ ”I" ”“59 311“” h“"eIconnpirncy. ("in the contrary the wholei
, limit" I‘GVlt'Wflil ll)’ ”1‘" Supreme CWW ‘ argument was directed to the proposi-
we are not disposed to reverec tbosc'uon that all we”. responsible for all
rulings and decide thin appeal Cou- the “out complained of. \'or is there.
UK'IU' 10 our com it‘lllm‘? “1 0”!” mteien now our offer made to submit to
r'arllitzrte the prersentrtron oi the urrca- 3.“ drflmissal d5 to a” «‘M't‘pi the very
.tluns 8145an Will] the "ill-"’5‘ '0 ”K few who, as plaintiff expresses it,l
Court or Last Resort. i\or does there “took active mm in the conslpram." l
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seem to be any way to accomplish a} The. petition for rehearing is denied.
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Made in Six Days
318 to $35
A LAST FOR EVERY FOOT NEED
tN HIGH AND Low CUT SHOES. .
Snappy Styles —- Perfect Finish
Both are contained in the par-
ticular last that will fit yaw-loot.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
8: Washington Street
my 50. Norwalk
““0 ”Him by ordering “ rc-argumcnt The court had previously ordered a
“N undertaking to "mm-V ”l’i‘cm“ .retrlal of the case in the lower court
.rnreatlons; the record is too volum-
inous and the questions would be, lOOiNOTlCE TO MARlNERS FOR MAY
numerous and upon tircac (mentions 19,1911.
“"3 are “0" divided in opinion. l ConnecticntwConnecticut Riverw
“'l‘bvrc is nothing in the petition to . New Highway bridge wDraw span to
induce a change in the opinion already be temporarily closed. from mm. id to
expressed by this court; all that them ‘ July l. Ni] and llle SM" next W'iy m
is ill the petition “mi he found in ”l“ the draw spun. left open tor navigu g Arthur '1‘. Murray, oi llnrrrot street.
original argument. Counsel 800“"? ‘0 tion. The spun has a clear width oi i has secured two sales for his ilrw no“
1N”! “lihfll’l’l'flllf’li‘lifil “'lllil 1-“ Sill” l" 40 yards betwrwn the dolphins which ‘l truck. known in the town a r‘ic ‘rl tr
the opinion about knowledge by do _ will be placed to pron-rt the piers. and i In} Truck. lie wen to.\ n \ora ~ l:
lentiauts of the acts done. it has not
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Phone No. ll now 1185-2
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l 'r MURRAY TRUCKS sow.
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Our Reputation at Steak
v u , ‘ ’i r ' - . l . . .
. ' . ‘ a depth of about to reel urn be tarrlcdgvn \‘ytllli‘srtny and clirrrbtd Lie ordr. We ”MW mm.“ to 5?” >011 m.”
wen decided that ll ”5 “Willi“ ll" through the center. and u somewlrzrtgfor two Purim to be tit'lzercal on th rirr meats. llcc:lll.~‘c.\\'c lmvc u H. 1:-
piaintitt‘ to prove that any defendant . greater depth toward [fly side. of span. I lir-«t of July with the liver e llotclrlrlse ,, tnllnn [or handling only the surl-
lml knowledge Ol "ll 0? 0" illli' Oi" ”ii" lllii'k inland “Mind of Refuge-w '50115' licel Company. 'lbm \yrll us: . rior cuts and qualities; and win u-
. . . . ‘ ' . r ‘ . 1 ' . .. r :tr-
-‘.!t'i‘illt‘3 acts (10W in lllt‘ ('llulbfllllll ‘ kelucy Point Brcuknurcr lilgbt comb-l one trick in Port ('hcsitr v hurt» ‘hei‘ . f‘fi: “[51 bird}: (3.“ ‘mailignmif...m .Im
' a r: r; s: . . . . -
.‘rflriiilfil l). LUGWQ & (U. 0“ llIH 00” lishod. A fixed whitt- lantern light. lti‘ha c n lar e business. and one in N! mung to withdraw. ltut up to dun-
zmzy. it is expressly pointed out lllllljleet aboie water. suspended from :intlt. “hire their human-s inttrcstb we have aid-axe: .‘lK‘kadl’ll in tilt-W-
‘lli‘ language 0f “‘9 cohtitutlcn "l “W . temporary must unit it will be moved 1 amount to considerable. The Murray int: our main i‘ult'mu‘. :lml {:6 lfrllr‘l‘
' . a" \‘1."’ . ‘li'il
Iansotlutlon might be supplemented by . from limp to mm. m. the work m. lrnch is a homo product and m mu no r .u rlr m you. too or. r
an! approval rt the association that
. - ‘ . t. - r' mi see?
c-r-res wcrc iilc'i and 4M disposed of piool ”M‘- l“ “Hr-“W 0‘” ”ii objectu breakwater llrllul‘irsstn; \lnlntniucd by l lure is ill: r‘._ tutorcstlrz' in all non ' 5 ‘ ‘
Tlrc l‘rtttr rrnrvr'rw' ‘lrcltrdcd ltiti oblrr- 'rrrrlunl‘ul mcmrs had been H) m". the WM Department hull!» licopll‘. ”19H” I" “ML”! ”M CHARNOK'S MARKET
ions. Durlns lht‘ preceding term hill! ‘lll‘lllh “SN, Willllll (lit! “Mm.“ lll‘ New Haven Harbor—“ion! Illi‘hk i \ll‘. .‘ilil‘ffly are manufacturing ”W 78 NORTH MAIN ST.
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cases were (lied and only an; (‘llrics
disposed of. including: lit; orlltrious. H“ Mlflilh‘ Were \vhrtmtttud in
tut that they rniazlr:
:uturrs in the iuturc. 1qu the associa-
lion and its individual members would
approve. or tolerate such use whenever
illt' end sought to be obtained nrlubt
bu best obtained inert-103 And in the
\'cl_\' in st paragraph rtr'cr'cncc is made
to literature or the association
of the federation - llllllllltii. resolutions
reports, prmtinrrnitions. printed discus—
sion. (.‘lC.‘"(rillll which the jury might
draw conclusions as to what any rnnrr
or ordinary intelligence would expect
might be done by these bodies or by
their agortta whenever occasion to ac
tion might arise.
"(‘onnscl in also mistaken in assum-
ing that the court ‘orerlookcd the sit:-
rrillcrtnt tact that the American Feder-
assura-
—“l sullen d habitually from consti-
pation Doau's lieuulcts relieved and
strengthened the bowels. so that they
have been r-Iurrlar ever since."~—A, E.
Davis grocr r Sulphur Springs. Tex.
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POINTERS FOR THE MOTORISTS.
On the Proper Care and Treatment of
Rims.
Rust is an enemy of rubber. It will
pay the motorist to inspect occasion-
ally the torrtlltlorr of tile rims on the
wheels 0. his car. carrot-tally if tlrt'
outer surfaces ot‘ the envelopes near
the beat 4 look rusty. 'l‘iilii discolorrr
tilt) is rrrst raised by rusted rims.
This rur' if not arrested will gradually
cur throw-tn the rubber. attacking the
iih‘l‘ ant-b unlawful
and .-
wuter West Bud Light established A
Iixcti While lunrcrn llubt ill {Nit allow between new and the tire! of .l‘lll’ l
water, uuspcudcd from a temporary; i‘.‘t‘k whi'b pips rr'iottt Now.
most which will be turned trom time} matriarch its ability and
"to time its tirc Work on the breakwater l Hilly.
progresses. Mainlalucd by the Warl
De pn rt rm ut
Notice to Marinern for May 26. 1911.
t'onrnctlcnr liailcr a island hound
--vSrunnrt~r buoyant» - buoys replnted
on station for summer. Mary H:
Middle Grouui \Vost Buoy.
r cks and export a .rrunt :unuv ordwrs
‘ll‘
all. tluru
substuln‘u
lMOR‘E TEACHER’S WAGES RMSED.
! Mil'lDLE'l‘OWN_ Juno 2.-»--l"ollm\‘lrl:
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be load of educational boards in New
Haven. Derby and Arr-south. the loml
Board of 1“, location has mist d the ant-
:rrlts or public school tractors About
clans nun. ’lHO Willi ilfliltil it) the )Hi‘tllly' \V‘iljt‘ ()i'
Nata Island lit-cf lluor.l i. 2-"d(itis l ”li‘llil’fi in all Wild?“-
rrun. i
'l‘lmmcu itiicr in» House Lizht. .\tl
4A. a fixed ml light. will be moved.
about June l". till i. to its Iormcr until i Citv NationaiBank
lion. in 14 feet til wan-r. on W ly sidcl 'RANSACTS A GENERAL aANKING
or lower end or Gross-over Chariot-L. BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERV
wlror'i‘. as hcretolonn, it will be nunui FACILITV CONSISTENT
bcrcti ii. and Show a fixed while post-i WlTH SOUND
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Mon-v n- I. u
TEL. CALL 44-5. FREE DELiVERV
MEMORIKES
YOU CAN'T WAIT until the last minute to make a selection of a Monument,
then have it erected property by Decoration Day. An order should be placed
now which will enable careful workmen to complete every detail in a sat-
infactory manner. Our work is carefully finished atter your order ls re-
ceived. There in beauty, durability, cconcmy and satisfaction in every Mon-
ument made by
South Norwalk Monumental Works
Office and Yard 84 S. Main St. ”Phone 904
SEEM HARD WORK to get the ireurtrr: system. In
canvas ”1- U“. envelope. In time thc ution of Labor- had a constitution bro i l 1 l l ‘ BANKING will house in good working. ordcr‘ mery wintci‘.‘
cdlcs t .' ibc run'tcd rims will bccorne ”“1"“ for "”y‘wu'm' “0' did not 0‘" "f1“ m ‘ ulrt “n ” blurb ill o d” piln. -— 0‘ ES Why not let our men thoroughly overhaul the int-
more and more uneven, touring and ”Milk ””3 “‘"l- nor further incl ””‘l “1;" willie, “'1" ‘ ii 1 Conan! QU'D'U' and Profit. lint-c now, and restore. the worn out parts and clrun
. . ‘ h. ‘ b l \\ ' " ‘ ‘ . _ ‘
eventually dcwtroylrrz the bends. ”“v’ ie‘lilri‘llilll did not "3 ii “0‘33 ‘li 1]\"l‘2‘d‘i:‘ ““m‘ “1‘“ ll (rise “'05) - ”00.00000 ""000“, it thoroughly. so that youll have no trouble when
... . .. - - ..-:n sr‘. - i x- -—-—
r‘trrtlrrpzoru, I’Ifli works in l)(!th!t'H ”m“ “"5 “03")” against plaintiffs, ‘ ( as 1’" mu“ w ormu‘ i -t f D ‘ . you are ready to start it.
~ . sition ol' li 'l I will i '» discontinued “' ' ”m“ a°"" I! and ‘5 9" V“
the in ads and the rims lcavln‘t spur-c ilrrn. “no" wo uld not indicate that H “’ ‘ ‘ ‘
' " Connecticut
for “a.” \vlrlsh also damages ”N. there was error in admitting proof of
rlrn. applying pm. «out to n", outsldn- tnlrly be, annumcd that we considered
and two to tbc inside. ruukln'z sure
first llllrl tl:c rurrinrc in srrrootb. uni
tho conrlderution of the jury. We did
,.. 'scllt M 'l- nil-lid null
for from rust hoary nous may he ‘ llllillil it) hold. ll'h‘i‘lt‘l. “Ml l-hlii| Mb I“ ‘ 0'" H‘IJ‘I’IMH‘ “Ht 1'“ “ 1 ml ‘ -. . 5 _ Equipped with silk mohair top. windshield. gas und oil lambs. “(mull
dt'lr-lrlv detected by running the hand mill“ 31"“ "07 "mil“:i‘il ”ll" “l'llll'l'l‘i mu“ m ‘ ”mm no on (m l . . .
a‘ouvr [1]“ on“. ”f the rim When the 'ltnl the pinintmu cannot max“; out. n ”it‘llliiii‘li‘l' “11 i‘Ofll‘N‘lG foundation. magneto and coil; everything brat-class, (runruureed {or one year by
cartc entitling them to the direction of
u \‘t rdict in their favor by showing til
that A. it. was a paying member of
‘llnlted Hatters Association: till liril't
‘the Hatter-3‘ Association was nlflllutod
with the American Federation oi ba-
bor and governed by its constitution.
rules and images; (3) that the consti-
itliitill m lrc Milt at. It rulrtu .m .
liollowlna
97.9 of the. rim in too uneven for the
rue of worry paper, tlrnt use a lllt.‘ at“
ter which emery paper may be used
or iinl: l.rlrrg
lk'l‘bo proper care of tires and rims ‘-
troroplrzly treated in the two oompli
mentary books of instruction publinh-
cd by the Michelin Tire Company, of
.‘rlllliunn. Now Jeri-soy.
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80MB? WOMEN DIDN‘T WMT THE
6 BALLOT.‘
J-‘ollowlng in n protest from women
urouned to activity by the panuuno oi
the Slid’rnno hill in the narrate, signed
by a large number of Connecticut. “to
men. No Norwnlk women
ed the petitions.
nnrzb documents. but the following is a nranufnolory to purchttnern pr con-
lymml' lslgncoa within the same Slain might
We. the undersigned. women clti- ; be a ‘Juntlilnble boycott no for as the
zone of thol‘Stnte of Connecticut. do Anti-trust nut is concerned and this
hereby petition the Ausombly of our action can be maintained only for a
state not to pass the Womm’ mtml-iriohnlon of that Mature. (4) That. on
cipnl suffrage bill, which will come several occasions a person reproaonb
before it. .
In spite of the dementia or a low traitorn' Association untied on dealers
insistent women. the large majority at in other States who were importing
women in this state hare not asked Lot-was tints from (“monarctitut and
for and do not wish any further oxton- ' told them that unless they (mused do
rich or? sniiruna and the attendant. bur- rm; no the misrlonttly would call. on
den-3 which it would force upon them. their customers and eiideansr to! pre-
w—wwwmw . vent. their titling their noottn._ ,Whnt
DlVOHGE ACTIDNB EGHEDULED. concluulon touching each defendant
The, uncontested divorces scheduled should be drawn from these facts bra
for today in the superior court are «mention {on the imy to pain upon.
barollne E. Gert/tin ya. Hugh Gervun;
Hattie A. Wilson vs, William 'I'. Wll- should indicate. {or the guidance of the”
son; hadlodiurd vs. William 1'. Hard; circuit court in the new trial. that; so
Julia Monte vs. Zoom Mahler; Eliza-lyre understand the decision of the an
“ it“!
lol‘ rrll labor organizations an tar as to
)aablut each other in any justifiable
.buycutl. and with voluntary iirrunclul
int-l1) in the event of a strike. or look-
have Blbn- i live council'
that all these were pr-Jpor ninttora irr-
‘nrrd .wlll show u \Vlllli‘ acetylene. lizht. i
"It may be who! howovor, that we:
i t.
‘It shall in tho mm. m My“. l llnileld
ilvc “council to secure the up llcrrtlozll l
ill veru- «Deep Rl \ or ,
EDWlN H, MATHEWSON. PHI.
lohn H. Knapp
Ch rlItl-n Sworn John H. Light
l Henry Seymour Fred H Rowen
Lewis R. Hurlbut:
:tllill‘flf‘lt‘l‘ oi llrh: to br- changed about l J. Wallace Marvin
.lunc 2U. lilll.
The structure will be a low. white
Connecticut ~ Lorri; lHllllltl- ilmrnd~ l
log-alarm} apparatus {linboll tritium-ll
at each of the following-named sin-i
ilonu being in duplicate. the {fig-ballqu
kept in reserve, will no tllscontlnnedd
June 23. rrttr: , r
iiouihwent Lodge Lighthouse, en,
ll'untt to .\ow llarvrn lrnriror.
liccl‘ Liabihoune
trnuco to lllurk llork Harbor.
oil' on
.o .flmfiw. mm“ l
BRIDGEPOnT BUSINESS; COLLEGE
ruconnoanao. ‘
linger S. (luuniutham and James it.
. llootb. of lirivl'w-r nut. and Janina S. The i’ollowlngnro'dlold ”mg-'- w, l . 0 a .
--r,ut. when dul' r rriv rdl ‘tl . -.* - " '
’1 kufiio‘fw‘” t::l‘t‘(‘l:§:i:l:~ hours of 1.iruil::.l n. . .‘i’. are the ln- handle only one quality oi' ice. the: Lumber and haul \Vork for Every‘hlflg
There bro scvcral‘iy "I ‘ " , ’ corporalora ”f ”.0 llrlditonorl llunl- beat in the city. Our men are honour ,
an not the linnsler of anode from and reliable. All orders are tilled
Irena Goliepu. articles or incorporation
of which \vcrn llltvd in the town clorlt'u
olllcu. Bridgeport, yontetduy. The col-
lege in to have a Errpital stock of $19.
(:00. The college is icrrncd for, the pur-
Dose oi’ l‘toridnctlu 1: and operating,
schools for the purpose of educational
promptly and conrteounly. Our itt‘nlfl's
are accurate: you not correct wchtht.
And, best of all, our curriculum ntny
with nu. (“live no a trial order-«we'll
convince y.ou
Brookside Ice Co.
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ling blame]! to be a rninalnnur‘y of the “mm“ and hintrurtrunand to .itt‘llt W m - m m nun— W
Hall. buy. sell. and deal in text boorrn. Office and Storage». N. y" N. H. a H.
stationery and all other mornhandlne -.. WW-.. “5"" , 7"" -
R. R. Freight Yard. Ann 8L, Bo. Nor.
peculiarity ifor schoolnud odncntlounl _ ‘
purports and neeansary for the auc-
cranial operation of the same." The
Bridgeport l‘liltfill‘it'bfi College is located
in tlrh‘._t‘ourt ttxchnnxe.
' u‘.‘ n. ”that“ omooi
”PM to than
Oillcclr.10M-llirtlu Street,
The Jones 8: llotchkiss Co.
rubbtr: ilrc rovrstitu'ion oi the icdurntloh. or Light "““Slm'iL ““5 ”'- having bu"‘i JOHN H. KNAPP. lIt Vino-Pr”.
'l‘o rcmovc rust. from a rim. the the * 1' ”5 “"9““ 3" (um'eililtma. "r in mm" 1 heretofore ermi discontinued for) Faniihfmc“ H’ “OW‘N' and Vic. 17 wallESiErtATEs CHPEonfifg-l-ZLY mafia!) Conn.
.uhoult be tzrlren mi and the rut-u, mitten or of its published llt‘Frnturtg the; wflmif'. ‘ ,. WILFRED BODWELL.Cnhlor "
bartr rubbed (floflll with coarse emery or of WLM H "r H" local hranrlrcs '0“ \mRH—IMM island mm?!” W
,llllltt 1-. Th.“ smooth the rturince with did irl comicctimr with llcrn. Roeloia. ~~iicmpalrad ”l”'l'0""“l°n “M'- DIRECTORS
imm- mm.” rum!“ and rsdupnn the u- “my“ m. any um. (.va it miulit Breakwater l.rnht~ Structure and E. H mathowoon samuol Grumman
at the 4—door, 80
h. p. Touring Car
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the manni‘acturers. lor $1525. For full i‘rartlculnrs call or address
F. r. LOCKWO‘OD a co.
30 Wall Stuck-(Phone) Garage. Water Street. Norwalk, Conn.
The Hatch “81 Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone 48. with Branch Stations in All Departments
ROOFING
L'Tncoln Asphalt. Warrantcd Barrett' 3 Amatite
Barrett’s 'l arred Belt -1, 2, 3 ply ‘
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If your Carriage .Wagon or Auto
Needs Repairing or Painting
NOW THE TIME
Luther M. Wright s}
rerun PLACE
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