Filled
at. the
rquants
9 potent and ancient
9 eerriee tit all times.
Personal attention air-
you 9999 all preoo'rlption *
99 99in. it. Fl. De Witt is spending some
dime at Whitney Point,.New York.
99 9Mrs. 9P. Fltzmouriee. of Van Zandt
. sweet, was-a visitor in New York city.
yesterday. ’ -
Mrs: W. W. Glillee is sojourning
tl‘or a while at the Hotel Grameey.
Aoburyg’ark.
9 Mrs Sarah C Smmith at Sttriitiord.
was the guest of Mina Matilda Smith,
of Rowan street. yesterday.
John L. L'Hommedieu. of Roway-
imminent yesterday with relatives»
and friends in East Nut-walk.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlea H. Aisthorpe,
to! Beaview avenue, are the annals oi
relatives in Ponghheepsle, N. Y.
9‘ Rev. W. W.
day for the Catskill Mountains. where
he will upland his annual vacation.
William Effron. 35 Fort ntieel sold
9' live o'ario‘nds oi new spoilers to the
" New Maven Paper Company. this
.y99k. .9
9 A special meeting or the East Ave-
nue Methodist Episcopal Church cilia.
lai board will. be held tonight at 8
o‘clock.
l
9 East Norwalkers are interested to
know to whom the motor boat parade
committee will award the prizes this
awning.
Mrs. Oultey Smith and family. of
Cottage avenue, have gone to Chats
“Uncle Dun” Petty and wile, of Bell-
port 1.. i. .aro guests or relativen in
’ Rowayton and Earn Norwalk. “Unolo
’cipltate.
Gillies leaves on Mon- '
" worth, N. .l., where they will spend
the month of August.
Stamford Advocate team next Saint-E
day afternoon on the Mayflower Oral.i
A last game is expected.
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Mfi.A1beit ll: Oldioyd, has returned:
being the guest of zt-lutitcs
friends in Massachusetts.
and
The weekly prayer morally of ,thoi
”not Avenue Methodist Church will hei
9held this evening. Rev. William W.
Gillies occupying the pulpit.
“flak...
Mr. and hire. John Howard, of Wltiw
field street. are entertaining Mro.
Jame» lioward, of Stamford. and her
3 brother. John Notice. of Seruntoli.9
‘ 'Ptt. '
Mrs. George McKay, of ileadlnn.=
9 huuwho is well-known in East Nor-
. walk. lathe guest of her parents, Mr.
. not! Mrs. Alfred Crockett, or Roway-
‘r ion.
High Sheriff William Vollmcr. oi
Bridgeport. formerly of South Nor-
walk. Wait a visitor with Abraham ii.
Vmaeiver. or Winfield street. renter-
day.
“wwwm
Rev. letter F. Reynolds will occupy
no pulpit. ot the Advent Choieilan
Church, this evening. at. which time
like weekly prayer meeting will be
out.
filler. Chariot J. Anderson will occu-
4., the pulpit at the weekly prayer
mating which Will be held in the
Swedish Congregational Church. thin
evening.
. lire. Myron L ”Thompson, elutedlna
glow of Rev. anti hire. an. miller.
or the East Avenue Methodist Episco-
pal-“onureu. . and her daughter. Mn.
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Registrars of Voters
NOTICE
The lentil voters or the 'i‘hird Vol»
ins” Dinirict. of the Town of Norwalk
are hereby notified that the Registrars
of voters of the Third Voting Dis-
”trier of the Town or Nor-want will be
do notation at the clone or it n. Gorr
burn. to Firrt street, Earn Namath. on
il‘rideyu, Airgun ’i and it from in to
9 p. 111.. for the purpose of receiving
inundation: for town mucus and mi»
weary registration. ~ 9 . _
hibWAitnAo. GORHAM
linemen 1-..9 monomer.
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The maytlowors will play with the chance to prove that he in telling the.
: :u‘ompinoea.
., grant an supplying entitle tor 8.000 sol»
l
lion" into a wide acquaintance in these
porte and he in alwaye t accorded 9n
hearty welcome .
W
Despite the predictions oil-tho local
weather prophete'it did not rein you
tertiay or laat evening, 9.99lthough ev-
ery indication was that it would pro-
9 The strong eastern wind
howled all night.
,9'1'hla Weather prophet-5: who feared
alarm yesterday were not disappoint»
Led but niistoken.
to blow up bad,~but the weather man
was against the elements and turned
the tide the other way.
Emerson Ayers. 'lhe progressive
young business man at Van 211th
street. has purchased a Krit Knr
through the agency of OecnrH. Banks
of Norwnik. Mr. Ayere has been for~
mally accepted into the ranks 09: au-
toiata.
Mr. and Mres F‘runk Burreil Farina 9
son. oi East Nonvalk, are unnerving
the first onulte‘rsary of their marriage
today. Ml. and him Ferguson are re
ceivlng the beat wishes and congratu-
lotions of their many friends who wish
them-many runny more or nuc‘h happy
occasional.
nutnoineuiné‘tb ,
3 WITH alumni
HARTFORD, August amnepreeon
tative Peek. at Bedding. in the house
today opposed a hill nuthorii‘ling the
Connecticut Railway & Lighting com
pany to construct new routes in Wa-
derhurm- Fairiield. Stratiord and
illidgepprt. and “to tunnpincturc and‘
sell gas and electricity
Weston and Waterbury.
“i call this an insolent and impu-
dent, grab." he said. "The company
nooks rights uni but; no intention
doing anything with them for
time to come. it thus crowtla out
company that Could do outpouring."
Chairman (lurdo. of the
committee said that the r‘ocotd of the
hetb‘ings would shop that the people
in lleddlng
of them: townn wanted the bill passed .50” ”093“!” 10 ilflit'lllll llt‘lillltl
. o. aeolian at cairn)
it tried hard enough .
or at the beach. come to that place to
dhe trip from Norwallt, yesterday eve.
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l
‘I am going to give the ohiqtillotm
gentleman oi‘ Cromwell ((itlrdol a
truth" said Mr. Peek.
‘(‘onl‘tne youraclt’ in (note
bruthm,‘ said Mr. tiuitlo '
i have npoken in the truth."
lloplenontuihe Pt‘tli, of
m\ doar9
hot 3 wot d
elon would take good (rate of
tinxittoi The bill wan tabled.
The tolerable topoii from the Rail
toad Committee. protitllng lot
Hartford. '
to her home. in Solute“ avenue after guild that the public utilitlen commie ducted
llllo their: pupa up ("WV now
9 nuts antenna?
with Oiiloer- and ‘
‘ 9by soup or and .
99'l\ite; Charles F Page and family. ‘
.Camp Clot woe pimped. ifliil even
lily, and a merry party of tour took up
their habitation on {the note. "
“Like all Artiste of piano who usually
seek solitude and the wanton rarely
iremtented by man or heart to brush
up in the technique of their hit. Earl
collimator . the ubiquitoua young eum’lb
to
prepare his voice for the championship
genres. Earl's favorite melody in en»
titled, “North My Dog Hoe Floor."
which he indulged:~ lnineeeeantly.
Fritz mciluumt and James Gilligan.
of South Norwalk. are‘merr‘y camp-
ers.
Paul Bartram. of East Norwaik. wan-V
tiered into“the maze of tonne at the
beach. last evening, and after .i and;
gle discovered his brother’s haibtatlon
where he spent the evening
A niiit eaot wind held away. lost our
ning. and every indication wan that
there would be ruin aplenty. How-
ever. none had fallen up to thin morn-9
lug. although the wind had not abated
one hit. The surf pounded the uhore
continually and lulled the compare to
their plumbers.
The Mineea hurry. of South Nor-5
walk. have pitched camp at the button
and entertained their friends royally.
lneteveniny.
H. William Trenchord and (minor
Charles N. Page. who are camping out
at the bench with their families. made
plug. in the iormer‘n jounty launch.
When they attack the open water out.
from ilorlon'e Point, they rode in the
teeth of the strong east win-ti. Before
they had gone it rod. both were dronrli»
ed to the skin. the biealtera flooding
9 of tho
9 no "the bl9l99i Which
I i
no
ought to pose .
The tenant the bill is an follows: 9
An Act Cooeet log a Navy Woa9i939in§¥
tho Town oi Nutrient and the lib
euo oi Bonds Tlieioior. ‘9‘ 9
’ tienorui9 Anuomblil.
January Sedition. A. 1).. 191].
Be It Enacted by . the Senate and
Honda of Representatives in Gen-
eral Aooenibly Cdnvoned:
Section true town or ‘Norwaik is
hereby authorized to construct and
maintain a new concrete bridge with a
nice! draw. and its approaches it both
ende. over Norwulkrivor lnptho ilace
present .. Waaumm‘n 1
bridge. and to tit-.qulrg and euro the
land timreforfiwithout tho aeoesement
or benefits; also to establish. lay out.
improve'ondtnlplntnin a pork. and to:
acquire and own absolutely the loud
therefor, being all the land, abovo or
below high water mark. bounded by
3hr} main channel of Norwalk river on
the west, the Crown channel on the
south. Grenory‘o channel on the east.
and by Senview avenue from the title-
mlll to the Washington atreet bridge.
thence along the bridge to the west
line of the Helper property. thence by
the west line at the Hefner property
northerly to the New York, New iia
veil and Hartford Railroad Company's
property. and thence weateriy to the
main channel. with any adjacent up-
land that may be convenient or proper
'tion or tin-rel during til
permanent ridge, but not for .
ommlitee 9
ii up the pole Agent of the town for -
oi raid
lion Street ‘fi‘rltlge and a Peril in
the {owner for l e of the couir
tor, laudaon
bridge for the teml'iorm notionintotlm
coautruotion .
lines and said
enquiring the property nud the tights
for said park and contracting liar and
count-rooting anid pie-re and wiinrvea.
con 0‘: hold bl'ltiueuntl parkf'raud may .
and draw. and all buildings on land no-
subject to the provisions of thin act.
may preecribe the form and oonditl‘ouo
or eaid improvement bonds. determine
the rate oi interest which they shall'
bear, and may call the name. domain
in: the proceeds thereof with the
treasurer or paid town. and only make
payment, out of the proceeds of suid
improvement bonds, from time to time,
by its ordere upon the town treaaurer,
for any of the-expense of paid work or
the expeneo of engineers.unperinteir
dente. lunpeetora. aide and counsel.
and may nuthurlzo and uniform all
lhlngn incidental to said wotk; and,
the orders of sold committee upon the
ed and paid by paid treasurer as
though the some were made by the toe-
leetmen of said town; and all pop-era
of tho ueiectmeu coiloerulug enld
bridge or said park. or the appurtenau
cos thereof. or the iii-Slit: or enld bonds.
are hereby eitapended until mid pub-
lic workrgare completed under the ill.
to be incorporated in said park. with»
out the asunnantcnt oi‘ benefits;
lug said park. and build. own
maintain dunno, wharvee. piers and.
approachen along the water front.
tho-loot. or full part titer-of. and may
anti
them with anray an the none oi the.
trim little trait mined the
Till} bad dilllrnlty in lnndlnn. the surf;
collert and receive tompenention
9 motion of said
flnd3tiommittee. and open tor public use.
said town may establish harbor linen:
adjacent to all navigable waters bound—i
bridge coauiructlon
Sec. 13. The town of Norwolk ntayl9
at a especial town meeting called and"
:lielddor the purpouc. or at any nd-f
journnlom. ol’ the town morning held
on the ninth day oi‘ March. 19in dis- 9
3tharge staid brlrltt’e coneirurtlon com 9
lease the sumo. from time to time. for: tuition. or any member thorool. and;
waved: ltorma not ext-Millie ten years. and appoint another committee or membcr‘
in tin or hie stead with like powers.
on the beach bolus: unusually high and 9 therefor. 0f Ill-L‘- WWW- enid piers: Mill and at nm sutli town meeting max 1
strong. Mike one there to meet themddmkfi ii’l‘ will“? ’1‘“ other “ill“ “'1‘" ’illl an3 \llt‘ililtzlfili that mnv occur in:
boomer. and spread oil on the turbo
onmo reconciled to theii into and or
copied the name \vliho it a murtnnt
Mr and hire
0: tnmlly or liunbmr. are unending two
30‘1"} about; at toll Pasture beach.
a 't npollarn pent to llnnbuty iosturday.3
Mon
9m illltllli’l a few thus before returning
railroad : it) the be: ich.
Do not allow war kidney and bind-9.
tho
reach of medicine. Take Foley Kidney
Mile. They give quirk reunite and
mop irregularities; with aurpriain:
The Bridge Harmony
'1‘. Wigmoro to Co. "
w... ....~... MM
SAUTELLE'S BIG SHOW.
in nearly every line of buolnoeu run
and W.
nos-a um and ill-ll from time to time.
Milli!!! =5uoh use the state hereby
.nrants unto said town of Norwalk, nail
slitnita of lamb. required for
bridge or said p: irk an niiimnaid. new
:lfllfimilllg to the taro or in which no
main baa am in "Hint. whether made
i
J.tu.i or below -r above high warm-93.9,. 99...}.
.9 mhr... tor the new utorunaid. in punter-3
3 till)”
:9 Non. 2. PM mu ‘0! Norwnlk nun
neonate. by gift
portly matured therein within Raid
limita of lands required for said bridge
or anld pink. and also any land or up i mum... of km),
3eald tmnmittco
i
99lonl waters no that the mill) soon he 3ndopi fimi’llll 3““ it‘llt‘lll ll) “WW reap attraction committee ohnll keep remade:
and said bridge (on i
in! its prooeodiuin and shall at the‘
iconoluolon of tie work. deposit trim;
in all counts by copies theinoi earth:
‘nod during the ronilnunnre at said
eonimltite in otllto. under the hand of
and afterwards nndm thr'3
build of lllt‘ lot-tn dark 3
Sec. Sold bri :te tunaituctlou;
committee elutil do no its comma?
or “3" WWW“? ”Fiance in office. subject to the direction
.auroomoui with the l‘WliHl owner»: and toutrol oi‘ the town in town awe!
whereof any land or builtilntza. or in"! lug assembled. have polo control of all
torrent in land or buildings. or righta. llllaflilml by or of: lie-half oi oi anniim
the town concerning all mail me can
not led nith the tonstrurtlon and in tin
bridge (invitation
or any ofethom. and oil the appurtonan- ‘
united for mid bridge or park, and.
to tor a“ deviation 9
hell and disperse oi the preuont bridge .
treasurer of the town than no homo ,
John (‘npellaro and "q suceanore. at” ’“Mill- Wllllill ill“: some with the town clerk. whirh rec-.3
widows shall be public recordo. ill0\ ihlel
9’lond adjacent to said bridge or park bruitzt‘ will: and docket. the issue and:
gthat may be convenient or proper for
finale of said hernia, and the pannent of:
“luring” men who [auroral seemingly 9am no ”.3...” shall pay the Oll'lli‘l‘zfihe 331.39. or any or them. and con
itnponollilo lliillcvfllmll lion like
thereof rennbetlvoii. a
9 Wflfiilmllli‘l eorninwull liabilities of the town rolii
new with and Srhunb in the manufacture sum iiwi‘ofur. and thereupon “m iovvn‘ “W9, thereto to the oxeluaiou a: all
built-3 routoa in New Cannon and Nor- of steel holler in big tltltlla Gould in and “a 3...... 9.9.9.0... a...” 0W“.'~"1V$0llil“’itllher authorities and of 9‘“ other old
unlit. wan panned In the House today the corrulling or
with an amendment slightly altering Morrnn in financing great
The bill niao litms. are all
the routes lti Norwalk.
extended the time for building these
new routes until July 1, illiii.
Wu»...
SENATOR MURPHY DEAD.
\l‘ W YORK. Aug. 3.—-Formoi Uni
turloun
ooimra-
known as "plungera."
"i‘hie immune when either of
think an enterprise worthy of alien
for the puipotw of this art.
the town or \‘m-ualk cannot wearer»
“'9'“ WW! ”"3 “‘“imllll‘il “l‘ ”legion?” mépurpoiu: or its sessions and the public
land or bulldlune within the limita of
illlmil‘ht iy. the lands and buildings no ucuuiicd. corn (3: llgenla' oi the louu or of the
in CHM? Nu
oi‘ South \01 walk and said
. bridge construction committee. for titul
mountings which it may call or hold.
:tion they ill" ll“ 0’ "it‘ll” 99mm “1“! 3‘ :the layout of said bridge, or the up; shall have now-a m and plianessiou
|
fabulous amount at capital into it at . pront'heo ”mm... on finally “domed or”): both the court room in .m. tor-n of
«intro They tiont wait lot
in tho nhow
M Elbow". N. J. early Ruler. no iiw3worid the moat during "plunger" u.
roonlt of an operation which no limit)!" 3 Sin. Ranicllo, oi" Sin. Sautello’a new
went two weeks ago tor an enlamotl3blg show which are to exhibit Mon-
nbd'bmlnul gland. iiln m
W31! Hi.
When the end came at 8:30 o’eloek.
this morning Mr. Murphy was our-
l
min 763dny afternoon and evening at the flux-
ter Grounds. When this inflamed
limp of nmueeniout purveyor began to
bid for public favor be launched
lilmlll’. death hill'lllii ill-‘9“ expected 3 lnui dollar. believing the public would
for name limo.
Following. the operation. Mr. blur
phy rolliod nn-d tor a while it won bo-
liovt-d that complete recovery would
result, but ’i‘uooday inure won u re-
lapoe.
Mr. Murphy wan bm‘n in Troy. N Y
in 1834. and won educated at hit
Jolin'n (lollouc. li‘ordham. lie became
mayor of Troy in lii’lil. holding that of»
iloe until 1883. lie was chairman of
the Democratic State Committee of
New York from 11487 to 1896. a dolo-
nnte to tho nationaiwmmoorutle cori-
ventionu or that), 1884 and limit. and
chairman or the a... York delega-
tion in 1892. in 1393. two year; hetero
he retired no state chairman. no we:
elected to the United elem Senate.
oer-wing until 1899. One of his daugh-
ters wee the wile ot the into North .3.
manna tormer mayor at. New York
city. Mr. Murphy was president of
the Troy (in: Company, vice-propitiont
or the Manufacturere National Bank.
of Troy. and was heavily interested
in other corporations 9.
EGUlPPlNGl ROMANIAN ARMY.
WAENiNGd‘ON. Aug. awrue adop-
tion of American equipment for the
entire itoumnnlen army in forecaster]
in a report to the State apartment
from one or its agents that on Ameri-
eon concern hue loot muted a con;
Romanian totem-l
patronize lilo ubow which was the
main worthy. lnatead of pending forth
a poorly equipped outilt. be organlxed
the prevalent one ring allow ever rent
entour. The list of performers woo
email in number-o, but each and every
one won an outlet of world renown
and. everything ciao wan oi the sauna
ltlnh merit. The rooult won that the
dual venture proved an overwhobnlntt
ouocoaa and alone that time l‘i’lttnser"
Bordello has been mining the atandnrd
of bin edits-notion until his shown are
heralded today a: the best equipped.
most complete and pleasing upon the
road. Notable luminance: of hits lavish
expandituroo are to be round in the
dummy oi rare and ouriono arteriole oi
“Katmai life in analogical depamnont.
the countless number: or beautician
horses and ponies. the prieelou no
tnnt elephant and cumin. massive
com. dents. chm-lots and tableau curl
and the great array of high priced rial-
ent upon the pop/rolls. While rival
managers have, délehtrod they will go
broke pedantic ol‘ the prodigiouo
amounts invested, the Snutolle shown
have made a vast amount of mney tor
the man who has the nerve to provide
the public no mammoth and invaluable
on nmuaement enterprise.
. Whitley ills come from impure bloods
Court have pure blood with family div
titration. luy liver out oinuioh novels.
Burdock Stood hitters strontium
not liter. thorn
a.
rounded by till the members of hill: modt'nt affair. yet put into it hit! var)"
develop sold path, or «an agree with some antllxomun: the upgoxfim" ball and
‘lod Staten $913M!“ Edwfll‘d Mill‘illll'» 0‘ mouth, but push the venture to one-
'1‘-roy, N it. died at his numnioi homomreou treat the ‘slilll
not with othora nu aWtoresald said
town may proved to condemn the loud
or buildingn within paid layout and
paid park in accordance with the pro-
visiona or llw atntuioo relating to the
condemnation oi‘ lands for highway
mailman.
Sec. 3. The town or Norwulk in both-
by authorized to invite improvement
bonds or paid town to an amount not
«annealing in the aggregate the iilllll
at two buudrod and ilfty lllOlllilmi dol-
inro. and may cell the more. on nettl-
ed promo-ale. and may apply the prol’
ocean. or so much therooi we may he
humility. to the countruotion oi staid
public worha. or either of them: pro—
vided. that said bonda Iliail not be
turned at. lent than par. ‘
Soc. 1. Bold mo in hereby author
bred to improve Eniiltll‘fli and to build
and maintain a pleasure pier on the
east aide of the math ohnunoi adjacent
to mid bridge. and to provide account
thereto from «mid bridge, and to build
or lay water mania. not: melon and
electric and other conduit: in said
bridge or under the bridge and under
the channel. nudmny lento the use of
the some do public service nonma-
tionn or to the city oi‘fimtth Norwuik.
or to private connotations. tor a term
or years; but no water or line iodine
or electric linen iihiiil be otherwiae
built or maintained on laid bridge. ‘
lion. 5. Adenoids F‘. Beard. Thoma:
i. Raymond. William Merlin. John It.
MoMuhon. John J. Bunion. Bnmuei
Moon and fraud (thumb. being the
present on; no: construction mitten.
and their oueoom‘rl. Ihiiil be the solo
emote lino committee or the town or
‘ . hermit. subject «liver! to the tilt-ecu
new and control or the town. with full
power to neonatal into hrldndsl'tjd he
WWW a tare: Wilton mm in
town house.
$91.8.Tlio town clerk of the town
of Norwaik shall warn the inhabitants
who are electors and qualified to vote
fin town mocilngo therein to meet on
the accent! Monday after the passage
of thin not at the usual hour of bold-
ing electora' men no at the usual
illuce ol‘ voting i r town oillcore for
'purpoao of niuullylng thy ballot their
approval or tllnnpproval or thin not no
llrrlnoitor provided. The noleciniou
nboll give notice of such appoint meet-
ing by adrertleomont in both downpo-
pm publiehed in a'nld town of Nor-
ninnlng not teen than five days before
the date of weld meeting. The unicorn
or such mention shall be appointed in
the manner provided by law for the
appointment or ouch unicorn at aloe
tour mention. Such manuals alum
be open at the time named in the
warning and ballet boxed tier the re-
oepllon ethollotn on the attention or
the approval of thin net on hereinafter
provided shall be inroiuhed'by the en-
iectmen and shall be open at the some
.time and remain open on long an the
polls (or the reception of ballots for
town unicorn in said town. The select
men of said town shall prelude and
turnleh onloiai ballot» at four kinds.
one merited “For the South ‘Norwnlk
Bridge. Yen.“ one marked f'il‘or the
South Nowell: limiting. No." one marit-
ed “For the New Mark at South Nor-
waik; You." one marked “For the New
Point at illouth Norwttlli. No," and ev-
ery elootor new on the voting list of
raid town-tind- qualified to vote at n
town dieting any out one of rain bait
lots for or “millet said bridge and one
oi onid outline tor or unimt said park.
All soon ill the polls are closed the
b on.» ltlvon in shed bit examined.
rotted and nutrition. one the stolen
' urchin on monitor root 'd by
in ml” uldoawnko "‘0"er ‘ "fil‘ 3" eonnertlon Willi MM WWW “i" all oblibatlone oi the town concerning:
“"‘i “million“. and when such lands or righteqho communion and nutlmonnnte oil
the ;
1
walk at least three nuccooeive tiny» bo-
PRICE’S
SUMMER SALE
NOW ON
3+ Price’s Clothing Store:
93 Washington “Street 3
Phone No. 11985-2.
The Hatch 81 Bailey
SOUTH NOR ALK. CONN.
Telephone 46, with Branch fitatlonn in All Departments
Litmber and Mill Work for Everything, 9,
HARDWOOD FLOORS '
menu lees carpet (xponsc. sate all the‘ ‘puttlug down” and ‘taking
up.” .nd are eanltatr. lust it f'e“ rugs, one. l3 cleaned, ate all that
tho net-meats on a hatduood floor .
And Bun lune the title home in llx~'li10tit rn cheerful ally.
Put a hardwood door into the new house. Oi 3ou can have it
lnld over the old iiour easily. We will be glad to give you an idea 0!
the cost.
855M HARD WORK to get the heating system in '
your house in good working order every winter? 99
W by not let our men thoroughly overhaul the tan- 5'
naCe new. and restore the worn out parts out). clean?
it thoroughly. so that youll have no trouble. whom .
you are ready to start it. ‘
The Jones 81 Hotchkiss Co.
ESTIMATES CH EERFU LLY FURNINHED
17 Wall Street Phone 742 Norwnlk, Conn. ,
at the 4-door, 80
L00 h. p. Touring Car
Equipped with silk mohair top. wind shield. gas and oil lamps. Bosch
Company
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Does
It
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Hm
magneto and coil; everything lint-clues. Guaranteed for one year by
i the manufacture“. for $1525. For full particulars call or address 9
F. E. LOCKWOOD 8. CO.
30 Wall Strut-«Phenol Garage. Water Street, Norwalit. Conn.
a. ... w—o‘q—anw-I—h o... 4N
Ah! that’s the Kind-33.
u ateak like the lust one i bought. .
You always got that klndm—tlie kind
you like inity, tender and tasty. for
we uoiect our pleats with the utmost.
care. And we know eotnelhlnn about. 9
meals. believe us! “We have been at
it lor yearn. iiuy from butchers who
undeteiand your beetle.
Charnok’s sMatket
70 NORTH MAIN ST.
find
333:" iii ‘
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TEL. 445. FREE DELIVERY 9
majority of the voter root at Mild laced
inn are in favor of raid bridge on much
of thin out no relation to said britiiro
ohull. thereupon toko oliect. and it a
majority ol‘ voice so coat ’Sllllii be in
[over of paid park no much of this not
no related to acid park iibnil thereupon
take oifoot. but it a majority or soon
voton nilnli be onnlnet either said
bridge or attid park to much of said
not he relates to said bridge or said
park so voted Against shall not take or-
teot. and sold town or Norwnllt shall
not: have authority to carry out cold
improvement to voted against
Sec ii. Election eight at this act shall
take effect from it: partridge.
The “Mark Twain library. Bedding. is ”9.
to be the ocean or an entertainment
and municnlo on Wellheadny “cutting
August 9. A new piano ban been inu ,
dialled in the building recently Anti.-
will he need upon this occasion an ill
that time at a public gathering. 9 {P113
proceedo of the entertainment Will H
applied to the fund for the ptiroliuii
of utiditlonni books. bedding in finit-
ly proud of its library. which in equal
led by low in the country in town >
lioddlng'a size. and the building it
pooled to become a social eon
musical and other gatheringmdt'
her of which will be held there
theiali and winter.
The family of worn it. Judd it
Mine Grhoe Signor. of Golden
Beihel.h are gone to Comm
an outing
W ’ ' ‘Vfifihlngton street...
Attorney Nehemiah Canticle. oi the friend: linemamgm
am- or Keep?! at Good». lilo resumed first ante“... 5.9. u“
bin duller otter tutorial; 5.3.7653.“ . 3 9 9 9 99
Mina Roth Ryder. oi Norwailt. in
visiting relatives inWeot Reading.
The Long Ridge. West nodding. Bun-
day school. will hold their picnic Ant
that 8. at Retort l’oint.
Norwalk Chronicler