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In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price
FOR SALE.
FOR SALEM-0001.) PAYING (TON-
t~urt saloon. located in Bridgeport.
()tvuor must sell; harp good reasons.
Apply 433 Water St., Bridgeport, Conn.
n12 tit
TO LET
WANTED.
TO LETMllOllSE. SIX
rooms and bath. lino attic.
modern improvements; good location,
one block front trolley. inquire 84
Woodward Ave. tit2'lt
FOR SALE——-().\‘|‘2 $2.". ().\l( Sim?»
hoard. $12.50; Home Manhattan range.
$6; Morris rocker. it) bushels seed rye.
inquire 63 Meadow St.. South .\'orwalk.
all! 3t
FOR SALE~AllOFT :‘td THOR-
outglihrod mottled Allt‘tlliliti, rose anti
single t'tllllll \\'itltc litighorns anti liar-
rod Rocks, broilers and full grown. C.
it Briggs, liowayion. Phone. 1187.
at? M
FOR SALE~~AT MESS THAN COST.
new SGYCllvl'OOlli bungalow, two urt'cs
of garden land: high, line \‘iown; good
wuil: $2300. on very easy terms. Look
this up. at l.ii\\l‘|'lll'(‘ Attonry, 1.3 South
Main St. all. ‘it
FOR SALE OR TO LET
TO LET-«Shivl‘iN-liotlll COT'l‘Atli'Z.
all improvements. Lincoln .\\'(‘.2 also
tl'.'t~-i'ootii voltage on Hates (‘otit-t. New
ll/illst‘s l'oi sale on ettsv pnynit‘ntn. lu-
quire l‘ nitod (ttocett t‘o. l'itl'
h.—
FUNERAL OF JOHN W GATES
l’AillS. Aug. 12. 'lho tttnetni oi
[iohn \\‘. titties was: held today at the
|llil'l‘tlt‘lltlllllillilltllltll Autrrit-an Church
in the Rue de .lloi‘ri, in the vault of
“lilt‘ll the body of the z'\illi‘l'l(:tll flit
.Illt l(‘i has lt‘Hlt‘tl pinto his death ill a
hotel hole last \\'edneatiny. The set-
virt- was conducted by tier. .lttinett Lee.
pastor of St. .lohu'u Methodist liplat'o‘
pjttl Church, South, aspirated by lflr.
lily-alt, pastor of the American t‘httrtth.
in his discourse the latter mentioned
that Mr. tlntcs and he had played to-
gether as boyst. but had never that
again in life.
Some two hundred t’tmerlrnn ll‘li‘lltlil
and :tt-tttiliiittttures of the totally. from
all parts of the l'nitcd Stilton were
]ll't‘H(‘llt. Nearly all (‘illt‘l‘t'll their
mates on tho i'ttilistt-r in the vostihttlo
ot the piturt'h. lieuutll‘ul iioi'ul pivotal
filled the chant-oi, The body will ho
taken to Choi'bourlz 'l‘ttcndav ttutl plur-
t-d tilt bourtl tho Kuinor Wilhelm tlt‘l‘
(li’ouuo, which will tutti on tho follow-
im; tiny for New York, Mrs. (lliltlil
tutti (‘harioti (intuit will lit'l'tillllllilly tho
body, point; to tllwrbonriz in a npoclal
our attached to the limit train Woll-
handily.
Town Tax Collector’s
NOTICE
Native in lttl’l‘ohy given to all puraonix
lliililt‘ to pay lawn in tho ’i'owit nt’
‘Norwulk. (futility of Fairlielil tutti Hilda
of l'onnot-tlcut, on tho Anni-autumn hint
of Iltlll. that i will llit‘t‘l thorn in l’t‘~
who paid taxrn. at tho other» of thr-
t'olipzitor. Town Hall building. in illt‘
{lily ol‘ Norwullt. in said Town of Nor-
walh, on Friday. Soptcmbrr l. ltlll.
from it o‘t-tot'lt t‘oroiioon until i o‘clorlt
tt‘trrnoun. and from ll li'l'lm‘lt to l.
o‘clock alteration.
Haiti union will ho npon thorettlter
ovary wot-it tiny from it o‘clorlt until
i: o‘olurit l'ort‘nnou and from it to .3
o‘rl-‘u'k aflornoou.
'l‘axw: may ulna he on Uzi at the Hilton
of l M Layton it to. Jim... South
Mitt-trill;
(in all lilll’l‘ii willth nhtill totnulti ttii
paid :ilitl titt' 2d day of iwtoher. lilil.
ittlfll‘iilll at tho rate of nine per cunt.
w ill be thargod flow the lid day. of
antotnimv ltttt. until the Silllli' ultnii
he mid.
iltilll‘llb’l‘ ti. Ml'l‘trllldilli.
Tax Collector.
in and for raid Town at Nnrwntk. on
Lint ugliiltl
'linlnd at Norivnlk Conn. nAWMt
.12, illillt.
TO LET AFTER SEPTEMBER 1.
the lower floor on Lester St. John on-
ttite. liowayton. Price reasonable. Sec
Mrs. St. John. on place.
nit it til 12 1? iii
TO LET TWO tll‘t‘i‘llltlvii“. l’l‘lt-
nished rooms for light liotisoker-ptna.
inquire ii South Main St., South Not»
walk. all :it
try
To LETr~~.-\ lt‘i’ll'liilltlilkl APART
LARGE;
with alll
WANTED~~A ti‘OltitH‘Yl‘iW'l‘ Gilli.
lior general housework; two in“ family.
Apply Mrs. H. A. Mathewuon. 52 West
all! (it
p. .
WANTED - BOOKKEEPER,
Magnet- & li‘lynii'n. tilltlt
WANTEDw l“ TWO (.‘OMI‘E TE \"1‘
\‘tiw Y'Otk cooks, undernland cooking
soups. tut-tits. vegetables; good bakers;
ice. cream. Or am kind of day" 5 work;
i llttiloy St.. South .\ornalk till ill
WANTED vvvv TO (‘ li\li’l‘l‘.li MY “0-
elimination trials at Huntington titty.
nit-nt on Ann St. inquire 2 West Ava. Ant: lt‘t. ii. in. 0. il. Stutt llotvatton.
South Norwaik. ttiltf 'l‘el ll7.' Hi. all 'lt
TO LET li‘l\‘i‘i ROOMS. (YONNi‘ZtK
ilt'lll Ave: also sit” rooms. and lttrlro oamlt stole. liioutto ll. “likens, No.‘
uni-den. Apply to Mrs. lionn 'l'ariov. Main St ald‘it
ltl‘.’ Taylor Ave. as if
WANTED-MINA) GEES“ Flt): \l'l‘lll‘ it
To LET~llOl7Sl£, liIlAl tilll'lYl'i
St. Sti‘t‘t‘ll rooms. llt‘ilt (‘lilfiii condition;
rent hit. inquire .lt’thn ll ltnupp. b:
\Yt'i‘l St. lift it
To LET" l"i\'l-l ROOMS. .73 SPRING
Rt.’ Inquire Mrs. ll. Taylor, Taylor
Ave. jn‘J'J tf
TO LET- FROM Alli}. l. l‘J—litltldi
lltltifie, (li‘tiVo SL. all improvements; ti-
room house, Woodu'nrd Ate, all int.
lil‘tH‘PlllClliB. Houses for still: (in easy
pnyntontn. t‘harles it). itoyt. tit South
Norwnlk Trust (‘0. l2? it
To LET» ~lllllt.‘l( HOllSlt (ill 1“] EV
en moms, till eonventcntoa a. Bit l‘nion
St. Apply to Tim llatch & littiloy (‘.o.
Water St. South Not-walk. ml: if
TO LETwllAltllii'l‘ON AWL. HALF
of two-family house. it rooms, and '6-
room tint; nil ttnproveiuontu: Rood con-
dition; one. bloolt from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. 313 ll
gunningneinént:
PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO Oll—
dor. Lurizo variety of monidlmzn. l’rlr-
on reasonable. Mitt hoard. gluon. ett'.
At tho oltt tlfiillllllllllml ivnnte uhop. 7a
Wanlilnniop St..,« upstairs. all if
NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and oboe repair shop. All kinds
cunlom mndo work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 Want Worthington Bl.
M--. LOST, . .-
W1'63?Tit‘ttjtf'WR‘livéfm't‘li't‘nfliit
piotuiu telephone “51. at: it
LOST-x-t‘itlitll WATCH. till;\l.\‘ Axt‘i
ullvor Marathon modul; no uneatloun
unltotl. llownrd paid for return to Hon
tinel otllro. nil :ll
764 not "o‘p“‘n‘..~;’oa“t=tsr it so». “
t‘th‘lNNA'l‘l, 0., Ann. t2. iiiii A chunk
for $ll.ftlttl wail involved by tho Na:
liontti ('oinntlsnion horn i'lttttct'dtty.
Wllll'll will ho roi‘wnrtit.-,tl to the Ht.
l‘attl l'lnh of tho unuoclation for
('airlwr littity. 'l‘ho ritock was re,
enlvod from tho l'ltiahurn National
t‘iuit‘, which inirrltuucti lt'oliy sonic
darn turn in npoukh‘ul of tho report
that tho liliiahmlz club paid $113,600 for
Kelly. holh i-‘ienhiunt lltoil'un. lit tho
l’ltililllll'l: club. mid t'hulrinttn Horr-
mnn. of the National (loinniiuuloli.
were emphatic in tholr donlttlu that.
morn than $ii,7tiitl hull boon pulti for
tho player.
The prtro cup, won by the Country
Club tennis team in tho Woo iltirn
tournament. in now on exhibition at
tho club house. it. in a beautiful and
valuable. trophy.
wt... . -..._.....W. m,”
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas til. Montgonr
pry. Mitts hone Nuttotord. Mists Martian
oi ln‘tscoll, Domini Farrell, Larry Der
vine and several otliorn enjoyed it
swim and. ,ttnlc lunch at tlompo
“Nil.
bohemian evening. ,
Aililit‘as‘
llclitrrt.
lilUl ll
lli‘tlti. lieat cash prices paid.
t‘ i‘. iiivkinrou. tirnot‘ul
South .\orw.ttlt.
WANTED-
and l-llllh. Stoutlt pavilion and latrtwt'
aniary to tight putty lnttutio l’ttrtn
t'louk and Suit lloustt, South .\'oit\nlit‘
or Stamford. aid in
rouuo
FOUND
sum of mono). ”illicit tun hnvp hi
lll'ullllg property and paying lot thin
tidvortiaomout. by calling at 2-l Mllill
Rim St.
PilPlllill lillliilliilli
HilYl’S lH AlRE
WILL REOPEN
Sat, August 12th
Wl'l'H
MOTION PICTURES
VAU DEVI L LE
PRICES
Matinee
()rclioutrn “lilo
ilalt'ony ............lOc
Evening.
lltrltotttrtl
ltaltony ........
t’ittllcry ..
iox bloat»
............250
.......15o
............10c
....3bo
$100 REWARD
N0 Questions Asked
lilautond rlnlt. t‘anry (ll’piltil' dotting.
uhttuotnl nlmui lit. 'tll‘ltl. ruin uutrllt-tl
“A. W. W, M. ironnwirh. t‘oitn.“ Lost
on 'l‘uontlay. Ants. l, llilt. 'l‘honuhl
to ltnvo,hoon ltmt out of root porkoi
in tlroeuu'luh etuddtouud it. it. nttittuu.
Vitlnud for llli unsoclittluun.
A. W. W. MARSHALL
‘Greonwich Trust 00.. Greenwich. Ct.
III‘o’nthl
t......i..t.
.....-.tut..i~-..tu
EENNINGTON'S CELEBRATION
lllCNNthi’l‘th. VL. Ann. film/l four
tlnya' rolohratiun of the formation of
the town or hounturtton, lhn yearn lino,
and tin prouroaa alum wan began to.
day. People \voro prudent from every
county in Vermont. and thorn were
visitor’u from many other ntutctt. 80th
oral ltlhtm‘ltftll ltllgmlltllilii abortion
OH‘lllH tn wittuh llenntngtnn melt and
women have figured were unaudited...
ATi
”lilli (ll'll ."l‘Ailll’illllb.
.vlnlo. txporlout-it ll fillllilll .itly fol riloills.‘
A l’0(‘ l\l'3’l'ililt”)l\ \\ l i Hi
all :ll‘
pope's Coulirr on IE ‘f ‘
Tonv.
W
ing That He Felt Better in Bed.
ROME. Aug. 12.—«At noon today the
general condition of Pope Pius was de.
scribed by his phyillclana till “roltttIVeiy
nutiufnctoryfl The 'pontif appeared
somewhat stronger. .llia temperature
remained slightly above nérmnl and
flip dcprosuion Which has characterized
his illness at tlmon had not been on-
tiicly overcome. ‘
This afternoon the pope int n conver-
sation more prolonged than has been
usuui during the [last several days,
urge-d Cardinal Merry Dal Val. the
Papal Secretary of mate. to go no he
had planned to hip vilitt at Mollie
Marlo tomorrow.
The cardinal had Oxlltttildd to be ub-
. aunt. from {tome for tho remainder of
the summer and hits holiness wished
him to, take a rest, saying that on for
himself he felt sure of recovering from
his alcknesa.
liir. Petaccl and Prof. Murchlafttvu
worn ill. the bedside for more than an
hour this forunoon making another
close examination of the patient. At-
tention was given to the kidneys,
nothing unfavorable in this respect.
being: diatrovured except. insignltlrtmt.
traces of calculi.
The pope did not not. up this morti-
lug, explaining that ho felt better in
bed than in the chair which he occu-
pied tit limos yenterdtiy. .llo thought
that ho rested better in it rurltning po-
sition. The points in his hand can
tinned, hut worn lean severe. The
nwoillng which dlinlniahed realm-day.
has since remained stationary.
Last evening the physicians were
optimistic, paying that tho patient
showed marked improvement and limit
dieting a complete rocoi‘ery, barring
unloreuoun complication-:3, within ten
days. The pontiff, however, had tii
rather restless night and toward mid.
night. was awakened by a return of the
burning sensation in his gouty knee.
The doctors were able to relieve. liitii
and two hours lalor he was said to be
inleopthg mill. The. physician» thought
ithat the heat and ov‘or-exettion of year
Iterday afternoon. when he tell so min. b
Did Not Get Up Thl: Mornlhn. Exptatn- . ‘
sit is contrary to law to require no em-
limiter. welt». rosponsih h.- rlihiily for his
lienttonsnoan. loath this afternoon the
iappioath of ll tiolenl elet‘tttral ntorni
lt uusrd a headache and a feeling of op;
tpieaulon on tho condition of tho pope.t
tot boat for parties wishing to see the mm,“ lnoko “N the r H with a. of wool.
innit osttiou of it'lllllt thundor lions:
and blinding lightning. Ono tlaah
i not dried to paint dltm tly below the will»
WANTED” tillll. 1‘0 ll 0““ 15‘s down of the room llt . lllill‘ll it} tho ilmi-v d‘”
itlfi‘ as though to liod it intuk in the
\‘tttiian innit-nu Hatvover nodtimnuol
than done and with the why cloatpd the
lair nun much better and tho pullout
'lunn soon rrtn‘fihtitl.
it teportvd that t‘ardlnal llain-.
polia while at ElllSll‘tlt'lll. fitt‘itrorhllulf
tool a prominent Austrian. who point
EllIHl him that. llltlltlll‘lltlt‘lll of the hull
l‘opc l‘itlb .\'. forbidding"
;t'.tthoiio powers to wit) t‘audldaten tor
{the papacy. should ll nutritive ht.t ltt~l(l,§
i .\u.~triu would tint opptuto the vicctlou
oi iitttupoihi. ’ t‘ardtnai iiatnpolia watt
S(‘tl(“'lilly of state for l‘opel mo Xlll
'and “its fieoucutly mentioned on hint
lblltfl‘t‘hlitll‘ in tho poutiihute. it \tna
ieportod that his euttdldtu v wtm vetot‘tl-
by Austria. in the lltnt \(‘tll of bin
rebut i'oopu Pius X pionnuntnd u do-
numlniion and prohibition of over)‘
kind of intiuston on l‘l\ll tlllllluill) or
inlluourv iii the oit'ttion of .t llonittl‘
pontifl.
'l'ho pope's oldetit brother Angelo.
who is living in Norlhuru llaly. lltin
boon routict‘cd anxious hi the reports
of bin holinesa' condition. and today
telegraphed that he \vna about to start
for llonte llti he wtithed to ctuhrtioe.
'uiy unloved (lltliitillptt” should hi9 end
be near. Tho nintora, who roeotvod
tho inounttlto, ropllod that tho pontiff
wan wholly out of danger. and tltttt it
would he utniocenuary hit with to; un-
wltu- for Mill in cotno to ltoutc. whom
the tutonno bout might t-udaiutor his
health.
The popo‘u nlalor Rona, who but: been
lllYt’t‘lOd by the warm weather. with hot-
“‘1‘ today and this news nt‘rordn relief
and t'illtt-iflllllltlll to the pontiff, who (no
prouned the hopo that he might turn bur
noon.
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Wwwwn ._..
ADMIRAL TOGO ON THE MAY-
FLOWER.
Nl":\\' l'tiliK. Amt. 'l3.~‘~v\(lllll!‘lil
(‘ount Total and bin party loft hero
early today on the Mayflower, tho preli-
ttlohi‘n yacht. for Wont l'oint. whore
the Cilllflli-l of on. Military Artlttenly
worn Hl‘lli‘llillNl to drill and parade on-
purhtlly fordho Jtipltuouo \‘lilllOl'ii. The
admiral. famous till a tllnt‘tpllunrlnu.
looked forward eagerly to the drills of
the future army olllcorrt, as on bill re-
cent vlalt, to the Naval Attittlomy thruo
olttnneu of mltishlpmnn Wot-o cruising
abroad. and tho conimttndaut did not.
Clil‘o to itliow tho admiral the title
Within-bull] “plotters,“ or that year men,
the only members of the academy on
hand. At Wont Point. General ‘il‘homun
ti. lhtt'rr‘a program included it formal
reception to the distinguished Japan-
cno and his party. a luncheon, then
the himctttl parade. followed by an ab.
tornoon too, at which for tho first time
the naval ltoru Willi to thoot noble Ama
' rtimol,
‘two t-lasser ot‘
‘wlierene; the house. provision arcoptod
' Cllltiti of “pulp. tired in the senate. ill 10
attrition Women. The Mayflower will
ll llll‘l‘l 13919 tonight ’
TER OGRAY’S
WDE R8
ngLDREN,
“a”? void int n:
3‘5" ~23
llnl
191.
W. F. WicmoruL n (30.. I North unto
8L. fioutb Norwallt.
.
CANDY lVlAN MAY HAVE. VIOLATED
LAw$
Women at Wilkivnnun’ulsuid to Work
Over Tan Hours‘ pLDay.
Cotnplatntrngalnst‘c. ill. Wilkinson
of Hartford. has been made by State
lv‘autory lnnpentor. George 1’. McLean.
who alleges that Mr. Wilkinson. who
runs it candy anon on As i" street.
has been violating tlier’l'l tit of the
state regulating the number of hours
which women may be employed. This
shop has two shifts one of. which goes
on at noon and should leave tit it o'-
clock in the evening Alter home do
lay, the proprietor oonlormetiuitli the
hill in no hit an to pout notices. the
establishment llllb been watched for
some time rind the inspector believes
there its attliluient evidence to warrant
the complaint to Prosecuting Attorney
Edwin t‘. Dickson of the police court.
Inspector McLean has ooniplnllted to
("-ity Attorney Thomas P. Dunne of
Meiiden against Jill lllB lintt and Geo.
littrtmtmn. who tire in the rcandy and
ire cream business. lloth men failed
to post proper notices, he Slu'S. Knit
who employed two shitts of women.
had some who on Fridays tutti Sutur'
days worked eleven and linen—quarters
hours. Where there are. two shins
plane to work more than ten hours
a day. llai‘tmnnn had girln working
eleven and uric-halt hours whim be had
two shifts. The inspector tuna eleven
court cases pending through titanium.
of which six or s‘cven are against ice
cream and confectionery proprietors.
one is a laundry and another iii a. dry
goods stone.
FLAT RATE OF 29".} ON RAW WOOL
WASHINGTON. Aug. its—Jilin full
house and senate conference commit-
tee on the wool tmift revision bill to
day agreed on ft lint rule of 23 per
cent. on tau wool. The committee
aino attired on the house (illsrillkfllltlil
The ttgreoinunt of tliotie two
points stunned to remove the greatest
obstacle in the war of tinttl agreement
which it who said might be leached to
As unwed on. tho clnsntlltntion pto
vision or the bill leads-
On wool of the sheep hair of the
goat. alpaca and other like uni.
mats. and on all woots and hair on the
skin (it such animals the duty adult by
29 poi" t-t'n: nil vnloreni.
The. l.:tl“oiltrite provision called for
wool wool and hair
on the shin honor. in tho ist-rond t‘lhss
t
by the conference provides for but
one. chit-ts for all wools.
l‘ndor the compromise the seronti
per cent ll? thus iuct'oasiet'l to flit per
tout. These are the course. or carpet -
woola. 'l'he sonato rate on first clips
would “an 3t pet t:.eut and the house
tutu 20 per cont.
Foley Kidney Pills will check illi‘i
progress of your kidney pills and lilt|(l-;
tier trouble and built by l‘ftil‘iOVlllL‘.’ the
cruise. Try them. The Bridge l’hnr‘;
many and W. ’i’. \Vlgniore & Co. '"
NCO-m .
FELL FROM HAMMOCK. i
Wll.l.l.»\.\l.v\i\"l‘i(‘. t‘onn.. Aug. 12¢
John .l. Sullivan of South hittnrhestoi‘.
visiting roltttlves in thin rltyfletl from
n hammock last night. ll dtntnnmt or
only at few feet aiul sustain-3d courtin-
nlon- of the hrtttti. from which he died
today.
‘plortuoo" t‘llzttrotten
loninutt u (Jilurn
'l“ 1"." Moth Finkoa
"rtunnhluo lilun"
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PROBLEM cliliSl ill llil
“Lrglslaliva Committee Realizps
That Action in Congress on Re-
apportionment Makes It
" Imperative
(t
There in t1 prospect after all that the
revision will be forced to report it plan
of apportionment to this session. The
enactment of the act by congress hon
pttt it up squarely. to the committee
and it cult-not continue to evade the
issue. . .
The committee held a meeting to'
day to conider it course of action.
.tlroat. pressure has boon brought
against any change. in the boundaries
of the troitgrcshlonttl districts. Con—
gressman 'l‘llsou has not viewed with
tllfluiilli‘ti' the prospect of a contest in
it district. conipotietl of the oily of New
Haven, with Congressman Reilly; Con.
urmstiinun illll received a had scare in
his district. and Congressman Higgins
is not ollh'ialiy reassured yet that he
squezzcd fully through last full.
The layout of the. first: district fur-
nishes it pretty problem to the Repub-
lican managers to keep a safe margin
All in all, the roinmittoe realizes that
it has a pretty difficult proposition on
its hands and rogrels very much that
the passage of the reapportlonuient
bill by congress will compel it to re-
port sotne measure instead of contin-
uint; it to the next session. as had been
foudiy Mined. "
.th CLERICAL ERROR”
r
”—9...
Senator Pecit FoundFHlmself Wan-der-
» ing on Strange Groundi
During the transaction of routine
business in the Senate one tiny last
workup clerical error in the calendar
bet-age the cause of a general laugh.
(2n tifé‘ealendar was a resolution mak-
ing an appropriation for the Connec-
tirut industrial School for Girls at:
-.\llddiotown. given as file No. 537. Son~
ator Peck. the chairman of the. up
proprltitlona committee. arose for
about the fourteenth time during the
day to explain an appropriation lllll.
“Mr. President." he began. and then
stopped to turn to the page in the tile.
while the senators listened. "File No.
537~\\‘hy, Mr. President. File No. 537
is an no: conrcrning lvlld hares and
rabbits. it must ho it mltuako. it has
nothing to do with the matter under
consideration."
The industrial Ft'llOOl appropriation
was thou liiltlmi until the mistake
ootul be rectified.
anven'rtsao LETTERS.
Below is a list of letters remaining
uncalled for til the totlowing post. 0m-
rea for the current week.
Adv. lantern.
South Norwatk.
W. A. Bailey.
llonry llontoli
Mrs. James N lletiv, CttreMrs llow-
aid.
Jessie Brinkley.
lnniab t"lnrk.
Mrs. Anna M. liverltighain.
Miss Lel‘ell.
Mrs, C. Francis.
Mitts. Lena Htiltlltl.
W. P. Keinball.
.i. A. Kenny.
llyron M. lioacb. sch. (.‘arrlo A. Buck-
man.
Mr. Lurkwnod. agt. Mutual Life ins.
(‘o. '
Edward (‘. Pnull.
Mrs. i’latt. North Muin St.
hit-a. lluscoe. 70 Fort St.
William Schooner.
Sawyer ll. Smith. tug John Glen.
Earl \‘t'etttherby.
George W. Wright.
193. is}.
ill.
CROWE. l'.
littultcl‘o (touch and Chocolate
Mnuon'a Shoo lv‘ollah nnd inclining
‘llllluil‘Wl l‘romium Coconuut
tl‘llonoliu un‘u (launch. and Cl‘cun
"i“lltiatll" lttnd Gleaner
Httmltty a Huilllfl and Lleunuur
"than Mar" ii in;
“li‘ltiltf't ltumnn‘ lurch
“Lave l" al‘otlumon and Toilet Ito-
H ill RH
tuttiulny'o liltbbor linoln
J,
OMAR STORES
The South
l‘roueut thla Coupon at the
’dresa git-on below
This VALUABLE COUPON from
is good for a HAMILTON COUPON “5” .
The Hamilton Corporation, 29 35 W. 33d up, New York City
13 North Main Street
No‘i‘walk Sentinel
Ad~ erto lorlllunlrntnd Catalog of
Beautiful l’trmtumu d; Voucher
for in Film [‘3 loads.
t Mrs.
”H. -..... M.
Many a South Norwalk Citizen Know.
How Sure They Are.
w
Nothing uncertain about the work ‘
of liloan’n Kidney Pitts in South (Nora-
walk. There is plenty of positive P
proof of this in the testimony of elite “
zons. 'ISuch evidence should convince
the most skeptical doubler.
following statement: .
Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell. 123 South.
Main street. iSouth Norwalk, Conn...
says: “i suffered from lameness aorotll
my kidneys “and loins for Over three
years, particularly when i brought a
strain on the muscles of my back. I
felt depressed and languid and could
not. got t1 full night’s rest. in the
morning ‘my whole body was stiffpantl
lame hnd I also had it distressing kid-
ney weakness. Learning that. Doan’s
Kidney Pills were ellcctive in cases
of this kind. i got in supply at Plats-
t‘ed'a Drug Store. They promptly re-
lieved .lll)‘ trouble and made me feel
better in every way. Another mem-
ber of my family has also used Doan's
Kidney Pills tutti thinks just as high-
ly of lhem."—-—tStatement given April
24. 1906).
Five Years Later.
Mitchell was interviewed on
June 1911, and she said: “i willing‘
ly verify all i have previously said in
praise of Doan‘s Kidney Pills. The!
certainly proeti effective in my case."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Fosterdfllhurn 00.. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name——Doun's—and
take no other.
‘1')
uni!
,NORWALK POLlCE HOUSE CLEAN-
lNG.
Water Street Headquarters Will Hard.
ly be Recognized Later On.
For a long time the need of a thor-
ough cleaning of the Norwalk police
department headquarters ha‘s been felt.
Matters came to a climax this mam-
lug. when it was announced that tho .’
quarters of the department in‘ Water: "
street are to be gone over c‘arefullfi
and cleaned. scrubbed and fumigated.
Now that this is to be done, it is
thought that a good painting of the
entire quarters would add greatly to
the appearance and that it would give
the necessary dignity to the place.
which it. is lacking in its uncieanli-
For some time the matter has
been under investigation, but this
morning it was announced by Chief
‘Tlltllllas ldeatlieriand that at last a.
movement is to bolstcifted this after.
noon to clean up the entire station
quarters.
For so efficient. a police department
as tho city of Norwalk may boast of.
; the quarters do seem disgraceful. They
'attv small and the various matters
which necessarily arise in a police
:Slutltill. mum lit carried on in a room
‘iit led pei‘llllils tor another purpose em
ltiwh, The need (it a change in the
lurrnngemcnt of the station has long
'hetvn a subject under discussion. Its
necessity has been made plain when
an automobile ease lint-i come up and
line otiit‘ials wished to secretly ques-
't‘ton witnesses. it could not easily
éhe arrontpllshed. unless the front; ‘
room. where everyono can see in from
the street, or else in the rear room.
where interruptions are likely to be
ll'vllllt‘lll because of the fact that the
lockers oi the, oilicers are here in-
stalled. lint a,good cleaning will go
a lrttg way toward making the donut-
ntent quarters more presentable. and
t'hioi Lentlierlnnd is busy making
preparations for the work.
3085.
MlLLiON DOLLAR FlRE DESTROY8
’ COTTON.
ANTWERP, Aug. l,t.~Fli'e on'tho
Queensland docks where much cotton
in atol'cd. did damage today amount-
ing to $l,0ti0.000.
it
Don't let your .
stocks grow old
wKeep up a.
steady, forceful
advertising
campaign, in,
The Sentinel
and make
up—to-dnte sales. .
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