1 Hook and Ladder Company. which was
,.
‘ W. dill oomlmratively little damage.
tour was put out of business temporar-
‘ fly. a fuse hielvlirs out lathe central
elation at the hammer remnants?
l Chairs for our trolley
Fillatlf ‘
, Your DrquanIS at the
”Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and efficient
service at all times.
Personal attention giv-
en to all prescription
work.
patrons. Come in and
wait for your car.
DRIDGE PHARMACY
.l. PARKER. Manager
.—
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Miss Natalie Wheeler, of East Nor-
waik, left yesterday for Groton. Conn.
to spend a week or ten days with
triends and relatives.
v
'At the meeting of the Mayflower
held last. Monday evening, one new
member was admitted.
O
\
Mrs. Daniel P. Fleming and dauglr
ter, who have been visiting friends and
relatives in Danhury, have returned to
their home in Seavlew avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Il‘rank Keelor. of Rey-1
holds street, are the proud parents of.
a line baby girl horn recently. This
makes Henry Keeler grandpa for the]
third time.
Miss Irene Lockwood the pelite‘i
young bookkeeper at tiie Cr-esccni
Laundry, who resides in Van Zant
street, Is entertaining Mr. ant 1d Mr.
Meyers, of New York city. l
Miss Marion lilionimedieu. of East:
Norwullt, who has been a guest of
Miss Grace Raymond, of Greenwood
avenue, Bethel has returned home.
She was accompanied by Helen Ray-l
mond, who will spend a few days with I
her. ‘ ‘
The disti‘ict committee is makinf-tl
arrangements for the extension of the’
St. John strcct scwor [0 East avenue,
and bids will he called for next week,
when it Is expected the plans and
specifications will no ready for exhi.
hliion.
Tom Martin, to whom the credit in
due for pulling the-Turkey lllll hunc-
hall team o..t of the mud and csta‘i-
lishlrtr.r it firmly on solid ground, ll‘lil
been forced 1.1 rcsluu thc manaucmcnt
of the team, owing to disucnuion
amonu the tut-tubers The action is ro- ‘
grafted hy the tl'icntis of the learn.
Rev. Joseph Irons, <11 .\lan1aroueok,
will prcuch at the morning and even-
lug aortic-cs at the l‘lalst Avenue Metho-
dist church. Sunday. ltev. Mr. Irons,
who has prcacliud lit-fore in thin
church, is Very popular among the
members. and every indication is that
there will he a lt‘t'Oi‘tl‘illll-‘lltllllltft' at
each service.
it is hoped hy all that tho. luluri‘
sustained hy “Snmv” Kwu In the re-
cent hunt-hail 111111111 between the May-
:Iltiwers anti (.‘oa Colts will have hccu
overcome hy Saturday. in order that
the hull artist may he at his host for
Saturday's game, when lilo Mayflow-
ere play ”11- Norwuiku. 1811th will
play on the Norwulks. hut his frlcntln
wish him to he at his heat.
._......_.—. ..,.
The Fitch school off illuttt uvcnmhl
is in the hands or the painters , who'
are giving the hulhlinu a new unit for
the canning )cal. ' A fence is helm:
demoted also on lllc wont aido of tilt
school groundu and two 111111211 are lit
in; hung for the entrance of the pa
pile. A great“ imprmomont will ht
marked lu‘lhc appuurunt o of 11101 huild-,
in; and uroundu when tho work ultaiil
lllve hat-n completed
l
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Mrn. William ilurllctl. of the Mur-
phy hiock k, i‘lnai Worthington utroutll
me u frightened woman. yesterday at»
tornoon, when uho discovered that her
two-yenroid daughter, Ruth, llilll run
away. A t’rnutio hearth wan lnntitulod
and after traveling over half or South
Nbrwullt. Mra. Bartlett found the lit-
tle girl carefully and thoughtfully ex-
amining the honors in the yard in
front of Dr. A. N. Clerk's renltlonee. in
South Main atreet. Every once in a
while the little girl would take 11 unit!
it the perfume of the limiters. one
was brought home and from the trend
of her hahy talk it Would seem that
theluutomohilea interested her most in
this her initial adventure.
The thunder atom which descended
upon The Norwaiite. yenterduy utter-
in East Norwalk. so far at is known.
The center of the storm seemed to he
viticulture although the dlrtrtct got all
it wanted of ii. The firm alarmsys
quinine infiltration}
he. fired
.ln
,I'Ottd (lllllllllliilllOIl iatcs
11111111111111
llilliS Illllllilllli
Restores Faded and Gray Hair
to Natural Gator—‘— Itching
Scalp Quickly §toppéd
a
This applieu to Wyeth‘s Suge‘and
Sulphur Hair Remedy. for if it; doee
not. do exactly what. llS claimed for it'.
the sales would naturally drop off.
However. Wyeth‘s Sage and Sulphur
Hair Remedy does ”make good." is
evidenced by 1111- daily increasing sales.
Drugglste say that this preparation
- gives the heat untiei’action of any hair
remedy ever uold. Wyeth'a Sage and
Sulphur in clean and wholeuome and
perfectly harmless. Ilt removes dand-
ruff. strengthens the hair, gives new
life to dull or parched hair, and grad-
ually restores gray hair to natural
color.
This preparation ls offered to the
public at fifty cents a bottle, and is
recommended and hold by all drug-
gists. Special agent. Stimson-Powell
' Corporation.
augmented hy the
The pre-
fell which was
steady rain of last night.
cipitatiOn did a world of good, the gain,
dens and grass heiug sadly in need of
water, while. the crisp. dry roads wei»
corner] a good deep drink. To add to
the benefits, the. skies, thornoughl)
washed by the. shower, hroke watui
and clear, this morning. and lntllta
lions wer: that a hot day was to lol-
I.low
Rllllllllll Illlllllllilililll
llllllilll Rililli
New lerseyites Get Reduction
form $12.50 to the Original
Rate of $10
“1...”...
.l. l‘.'ltl()l;l Stevens. l011llt'l‘l\ the pros-
ident. oi the .\lcrthanls
turs‘ Association. has recoltcd from
the Inter-stun1 L‘onnucrco tiominiu-riou
a copy of that (‘HillllllStilOIl'ri decision
records to the reduction of rail-
in New JUI'
11nd \ianufac
set
lite (10111111111113 directly iollouiuu the
general lll(‘l't'ilbt‘ in the rules \\I1i.-i1
took place about a your out). The de-
cision iavors the conimutola and or
dots that the railroads reduce their
counnutatiou rates from it! I10 to the
oriL-itltti 1':1t1- of $111, trout Now ilrutis-
wick, N. .l.. to Nt-w York
The derision it: or \itul iota-rest to
South Not'waik. In that (‘tllllltl“|t‘i'li or
this city were effort-1d luv the inrrcascj
in the rates hr the New York. Nrtv lla-‘I
run and Hartford Railroad. and tit‘i't‘l'
ul matings \vcro hold the
months 111 July, August 11nd Sapient-
hor ol’ luut your. "
'l‘ho decision. Which was only
during
(-1-.
‘ccntly writt-n. says. as to tho pctilionu
and cottiplainln received from commu-
it-l‘a of the New lluvcn road. that their
complaints were informal and that do
«vi-ions are hcinu reserved for Ill“
want of information 'i‘hlu nppliou di-
rectly to t“.‘onnouticui. I11 rewards to
New Haven petitionera from
I11 New York unite to Now York city,
tho commieslon refers the outlier to
ilu- puhllc utilities t‘tililllllfii‘lf)" of that
ulnle for ndinnlntent.
Thus it can he set-11 that.
people of
had the
South Norwalk. Norwulk.
Bridgeport and New Huron had thui
1141111111 amount of humption and pound .
riouu npirit 11a wan displayed by the.
New .lcruuvlleu equivalent
would have hoop uncured 1111 have the
New Jersey townu. in the cane
turorn‘ Asuoclntion. Aiiorncy Nahu-
miah Cundoc. 11 cummiltot- of the. aunt:
elation tiled with the Interstate t‘ um
incrce Commlcniou an informal com-
'pltilnt on Annual 17.l ilill.
tor thin. the commuters apparently
tout heart. and interest and neglected
to llllilll the matter or to unilntit to tho
tutor-alum Commerce Commlrtuion any
further information. All a result. their
petition in lining held In niteyuuco
and the commuters are paying the In-
creased I‘MBR. ,
There accrue to he a question In the
minds of the momhera of the articular
tion an to whether or not it its motion
for some further action to be taken in
View of the outcome of the agitation
in New Jersey. Certain attorneys In
the city are of the opinion that. there
to rot time to take tip the matter and
porn it too successful termination.
A little oily girl was visiting" ’a
friend in the tluhurbs, and was much
impressed fly the morning rush of her
heaters a father for a certain train.
"Why does your noon on to team
every day?" alto tilt last inquired.
“fio‘i to matte enough money to
eleen not hard at night." one the uri-
‘ ; itali-
hroueht against the railroads 11y .
points,
rnuultuf
of;
South Norwulk. on tho rouommenda-i
lion of the illcrchnnt-a‘ and Manufac-
Shortly ur- ‘
llllilliilll lilllll
.Billllll Milli PENSIIIII
Not in Favor of drilling $400,000
Yearly to the Expenses of
the State
liAR'l‘FORI), Aug. iti.-—~—Governor
Baldwin today; sent to ,the house his
fourth vote, this helps; a hill which
would exempt Grand Army veterans
from paying taxeu on their property.
The governor says his objections to
this hill are these:
"1-—~The iluanceu oi' the state are not
in a condition to justify the assump-
tion, unleue for very strong roamna. of
large and novel expenses promising
no return.
“’1‘th hill, according to the heat in-
formation 1 can obtain, would proba-
.hly involve an immediate expense (In-
eluding that which it would uncensor-
ily throwon the comptroller'u and
troasttrer'u oiflces) of between $350,-
0000 and $400,000 a your.
"Zr“Tlle hill propoaes a radical, and
an it seems to me, uncalled for depar-
ture from the. long settled policy of the
state.
“This has been to provide for the
wants of Civil War veterans in the.
case of those nodding assistance, and
In their case only.
"We have provided pleasant homes
. “‘1‘ them at Noroion and Cromwell. if,
'th1v need medical treatment. we pm i
{for that at 1111' hospital tiltner til Sta-
llutes 2.\1371 We ham further p10
ll'liltll for the nitev and initial rhil d ,
run 1'. lcuerul Stat Itca 23,5111) at an 1111'-
‘pouuc which may tout l1 .2 a wcck {01
ouch monihct' of the family. 'ihc or
plian chlldl‘tm of any veteran liloucrulj
1 Statutes " ,SSill mar 11.1w an allowance
lfro'm the elate of 315011 :1 neck
"ihv slut.» lit iii lllmo txcmptml Irorn‘.
ltlltxlioii 11 certain amount of 1111* prop )
'. our of veterans or "ac-it families:
which would otherwise hum hwn suit. l
ll.‘t‘li‘il It) It.
"'I‘hiu. it is true
has EmllNlit'tl only
.thom who non of smut
c.,1pltal 11111 in 111ml 1 Iii-5'5. it was 1131;
luo-lotaic one
“The plan of giving stiplort to all
\1l1o tr‘cdctl i'. and to their families
‘ .ut'lmlrd 1111151 of the \1'lt“l‘illlrl who lidtli
11o taxahlc property. Those who llllflb
some worn_ on the othor hand, hello
titlt-d ‘11 the tax rxvliliillllll. It was a
S)'nlt‘ill \vell-hulnnccd and carefully:
- thought out. i ace no solid reason for;
departing from It. iot‘tv-uiv learn af-
tcr lhc (‘lfli-l' of tho Civil \‘1'111'.
"Moat oi‘ lire-w 1111-11 received when
they enlisted, cott-i-lcraMc luulntic.»
from public pumice. appropriated 1111
.1..\,- the inns of 111:"- utate: and diner,
their tl,.~' have» from tl‘u service «.11 lhol
.l‘11itc1l States all lturc l1:"t"l‘.t‘1l and
are rccclviuu from that govt-11111111111
ranch pensions as «olrurcsrt ha< consld-Q
urcd adequate.
"l'p to till-z little t‘onuoctirut husl
not tilol ght it inchinht 111 upon hot to
supl huh-111 thztl llclhlull hi another.
1 set- no sufficient reason why she?
ultould now do so for the tlrut limo. by4
11 hill which provides l‘or payments to
all vuicl'tllw, or limit Ititlllllvrt. wheth-
er in needy cirrntnetancm or not. :
”Unopgg‘vd
l
v
‘ BEEC‘HAM’S
PILLS ."
mother on 'i‘readwell avenue.
New York city, are sojourning at Com
" ' from
‘ Bridgeport.
town,
Your Health
is your txltlstqit'eciot1n posses-
sion. Your ll rel; aid to health
shoull be the reliable and H
provlld family rcmcdy‘
Sold Everywhere. In bum 10c. and 2a.
Wilsrrour
AND
SAUGATUCK
Miss Mary. Grant in vlaiting her
”M” m
Miss Gertrude Prussor and party of
friends spent Sunday at Coney Island.
Mina Ifiiizaheta London has resumed
her dutieu at the limhulmlng factory.
Mr. and Mrs.
'l‘homua Gougln. o
no inn.
"“" 1
Smith has returnedl
1v1th relatives in New
lilrs. Alliert N.
a visit
Haven.
Miss Iiiianheth Walsh 1.311111111111111-
lug. Miss Ell. ltcachwoml. of Garden
t 11 N. Y.
Miss Mary llank has resigned her
position with the T. P. Taylor (‘11., of
(ltortg't- Halo. ' n 1 Stephen Waite man l
are preparing If I arrest a banner (top
of peaches. .
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Mr. and Mrs. t'huriers .. littlkley.1
have recentlv 1-1,.utnod from 11 trip to,
Iiunliunton.
The Westport huseiiall team will‘
play against the llaricu nine in that
-‘ town. Sunday.
Electric lights 2111111. hcen aunpondod’
from the largo ;'11l(-‘ recently set up
at t’oinpo hcuch. ,
Mills Sarah (“11 11.1111 who has hmul
spond‘mu a week with relatives in
has rctmncd Home. ‘
Willis S IAN". of Mount Vernon. ll
former
rowitlcnt 11f lhls place, won a
-\‘lt«’ilnl‘ in loan, Montiat ’
(‘hth-r i‘ a '1lc with a party or”
tricntis 11111111111 an automobile ride to
"ye llcut'll, [if-tr, N. Y, Sunday.
Manlly hue resumed
tile Horton Store, Nor-
week's taratlou. "
\Ilrtn Host-Iv
hot tiutin :1'
walk, alter n
The annual
holders of the
company viii
liit’lliig oi the stock-
\l'cutport Sanitarium
he held ondl‘huruday.
and lira .I (‘
m..- ,
lit Nonitlrk have
‘(‘m\n|ute of the
lnevcr
The host is the cheapest
Charcoal
Iron
'
(Joule a little more than common
galvanized iron. hur it were
four times as long.
We specify Charcoal Iron in
our contracts for gutters and
leaders. I
u
Horace R. Nash
N.“ Main 8: WedtSts.
S.Norwallt
11111 NEW scanner.
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
lusting the some. Diseases are caused
by a Wrench, twist or sprain in the;
hack Eton if done in childhood it
creates pinthed nerves anti pain in
later life in the different organs and
linthu.
Chiropractors remove the cause of i
this disease anti pain. and health is’
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systema in your body.
Nurvousnesa. Rheumatiam. Paralyg
sis. liturt, Kidney and I-‘emaic Ilia-l
eases are given special attention: also:
Spine. You will“
regret giving Chiropractic a1
chance to help \on.
T FRANCIS. D. C.
94 WASHINGTON ST. 80. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Aloe
Notice
During July and August
our store will close on Sat- l
urdayn at 1 p. m. At your
urvlce every other week l
day from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. l
i
i
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E. E. Gotham ,
Decorator
10 Hut 8%.. East Norwatk
Telephone 452
SECOND "HEAVIES" TO HOLD" RE
UNION i
1
w...—
i1~ [ho hill tool-air in part only the been entertaining m” (“into M Jae- gMemberB Will Gather at Savin Rock
oxcttiptions from taxation to which .ti l
in. ion hue hm 11 made '1‘ hey hayr- horn,
granted to ‘lhc uollicl' 1:1 hot h of the?
i‘ilil W111 and of the Spanish War, andl
111-111 115 a ditrtez'lclt 11111111111111 ‘or theml
lllt (Willi War.
. “ltu villtt‘lmoil? would, undouhtolllr,
;reliovo the towuu of a considerable
harden, hut only hy throwing 11 fat
.aroatcr harden on the state.
"The government of Connecticut in
the only representative of the people
of the 111th at large an a whole. that
has 11 part in leulnlutlon for the stale.
'i‘ln- tit‘liillt‘, an our government was
originally planned. and all It writ-1 con
ducted for nearly two centurion. rt'lll'tr
uontod the people at lame. tinder our
lcouutltuiion. 1111 it how utnnda, It rep
rcueutu not the people. hut a certain
uninhor of diatrlcla of territory, very
unequal in population.
"The reulltlfillllllitty lieu upon mo,
therefore. no for 1111 I am nhle, of tryhot
to keep hetero the general nuanmhly
the internals of the mute on a whole,
no for all thy (litter (and in many mut-
turn they so differ) from ihoae of the
counties, or towns. or groups of tumor
or parts of towns. which we call noun.
torlnl districts.
“Au occupying this position. I deem
it my duty to withhold my approval
of a hill which adds indeed, perhaps
'uixty to one hundred thousand dollars
to the annual tux re'venuee of the
tonne. lfitt only at the cost or throw-
tag on annual burden not heretofore
auntuined of three hundred and 11th
'to four hundred thousand dollars on
the state at large.
‘ 1 (thinned)
" “dinner-1 r1. BALDWIN.
"t‘lovemor."
or name mm
lloore that will not open unaiiymnd
condition or rattling the attending.
drawers that click may he put in good ,
with croft 1111111 flotilla-WW v‘k'
nor of .‘lionttlair N. ..,i tor a few (1.1511g
ut lndlan St rim. 1111111? in t‘ompol
trout. . . f
Sunday
.\t the morning 11111 v ice.
delivered 11
tor-l-‘orco wedding. l
‘ __u,,,,,_,,,, l
Samuel lxnapp of Wilton, who was;
uoriouuly Inlutcd qut week in \‘l’ntcr-
lmry, 1|ch Monday.
hrouuht home for hurial.
wall 371 year.» or one. ,.
A number or the momhcru of the
tillli‘t‘ force and the collectors for the
John Hancock Mutual Lil’t1 luuurnncul
company, or i-‘louth Nurwalk. enjoyed
a ciumhuko. Sunday.
Neil and Harry Savage. Judd Kit
putrlclt Bnnford hintiih. Archie Slow-
nrt. lililllk Mullins and Mr. Roan. of
New York city are enjoying an out-
ing at Cult Pasture heat-h.
”I‘D-WW
ltov. Charles 11‘. Taylor. accompan-
led by Joseph Hague-man, Charter
and Everett Woodwarth and Erwin
Taylor left Monday in Mr. Taylor’s
launch for a stay at tlamp Diamond.
ilighlnndu, N. J.
IMlt‘cllthd
The trolley car which figured in
the accident at 8111131111th1, tinturduy
eve nlug, ithe name one which come
near running of! the State atrect
drnwhridgo 11 week ago. The car is
to he sent to the factory for repairs.
The member: of the Gun club, who
Will attend the tournament of the wee-
tnrn league at Bridgeport. Saturday,
are Fred H. llalteraon, John Weed.
William Patric, Eduard helm, Michael
Myers. Frank sinner and Dr. 5‘. Kyle.
W
1the woman who Matti 11111-11111 of
lllcut lleuvy
’Smin ltoch on Saturday
”W” ”W “WW" ‘0' ”'0 wicrnuu 0“ Itov. ('llllllt“~ i‘. 'iatlm. 1111111111 01’ the has hecn 1111111 out hy Dwight t‘ Kit 1 -.,...
:(mifilt‘milllllldl tllllli l1.
Ifurclhlo 111111111111 upon the t'otnlnlz A11
' (thurloa (l.
. 111-3 and literally interred the mihlfic‘
on August 26.
Announcement of the forty-sivth
annual reunion of the Second t‘onneoI
Artillery to he held at.
Annual “ilk;
houtn. Rt’t‘ltlliln of the aunoclutitm.l
The. luminous mectlnlx will in- heldl
about noun or as early no the arrivaliI
of the vetctunu will allow 'I he do
tails of the “I“ have not an yct hct-ni
announrt 1i hy the executive commit-Q
TM hotly \vlll h" ice. The following deaths have hocul .
imported ainco llu- lual reunion: (‘tllll‘
party
A, Silas M. llriutvoltl, (,‘harlcu
Mort-intuit. Myron I). Kllhourn; (Tom-
puny ll. Luther llall;
Adamo. Charles ll. Alhiu.
Correll 11‘. North. Adelhcrl M.t1ulkiunl
Company it, John D. «Carlie; louv-
puny F‘, Hoary C. llutler. hi. H. Rosa,
(illturlcu llut'r. fluorite W. Scovllle:
Company (l. Potter Joruy. William St.
Shepard. Quincy Lauham: lotnpany
ll. Henry Fry. William ll. Thompson,
Francis 1.. French; Company I.
Churiou ll. Wong.
AVIATOR'B CLOSE CALI...
LONDON. Aug. 16.--Aviulm' 0. C.
Morrison. one of the uneucceeutul outn-
atetltora in the circuit of (treat llrit-
aln race. had a clone call while at-
tempting to arena the English Channel
to France in n monoplaue yesterday.
When two miter out from 81111111111111.
Eng” there was a mltilmp to the much-
inory of hit; aeroplane, which motion-
l'y planned intentlto can. A host reach-
er Morrison lust in time to reunite him
from the rapidly sinking machine.
MECHALEV “NED.
Following the controvmuy with the
cometary of aisle. over a net of mark-
ers. Jouephltieehliey. of the Mechelle?
Auto Company. was fined 815 in the
literature city court. yerterduy. the.
outlier, used a at at ltuproviaeti morn
(itinilutny 1. 4‘
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1
336,
I
Wearables
DECIDED BARGAIN’S AT
PRICE’S
SUMMER SALE
NOW ON
WWW” Elli
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Phon: No. 1185-2.
'h
mean less carpet expense
up." and are. sanitary. Just a few
Put a hardwood iloor into the
laid over the old floor easily.
the cost.
The Hatch & Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone 46, wIth Branch Stations in All Departments
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
HARDWOOD FLOORS
save. all the
the necessary on a hatdu 11nd floor
And you have the title home loolt--—1nodcr11. cheerful.
We will be glad to give You an idea of
puttim: dow"n and “taking
tugs. easily (leaned. ate all that
airy.
new house. ()r )011 can have it
Does
SEEM HARD WORKto get the heating system in
your house in good working order every winter?
Why not let our men thoroughly overhaul the fur-
new new. and restore the worn out parts and clean
you ate ready
* t
17 Wall Street '
it thoroughly, so that you’ll have
no trouhle when
to start it.
The Jones 8: Hotchkiss C o.
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLV FURNISHED
Phone 742 Norwalk, Conn.
LOO
the manufacturers. for $1525.
30 Well attach-(Phone)
at the 4-door, 30
h.
Equipped with out: mohair top. wind shield. gas and oil lamps. llosch
magneto and coil; everything first-class.
For full particulars call or address
F. E LOCKWOOD & CO.
Garage. Water Street, Norwalk, Conn.
p. Touring Car
Guaranteed for one year by
\
rial
—‘-r
SHE THINKS A MAN ENJOYS IT
because he 11111111113101; lo cat a 111111.11.
atrium and juicciess piece of strait or
roast beef and 11.111 dyspepsia for hi-t
(”lilllllllli“tqll(‘.)‘ afterwards. llon'i hr .1
martyr to poor liltillzi when too can
huy print-1.,- rouatn, steaks. chops. and
poultry at the 111111111 prim- llt'l'c. \th
know how to l‘llooilo meats. poultry.
etc. and null only the t‘lltllt‘t-ttl. 111.
I,‘lttit'lt_ok'u.
Chamok’s Market
‘ 78 NORTH MAIN ST.
TEL. 445. FREE DELIVERY
1.»... ..,..wummw .w... a.» “new... .. .1 in .
B. A. EULKLEY OFFERED 0000
PRICE FOR RAFFLEG.
Hue Mad. Some Fast Time Since Ac-
quired by Southport Hut-lumen.
Btlti'rlll‘tl'lt'l‘. Aug. lti.--'l‘he aunt of
38.0th has horn offered ll. ll. liulkloy
for his troller llamas. All 11 four year
old Mr. Builder purehued ttumee in
Bridgeport at an auction sale for not).
Rattles has been a nine over a mile
track In 2:01! in 11 race. lie mtlke Ruth
Dillon take a mark 5f 2mm. Rallies
starts next week at Monroe. N. Y., and
the following week at Dolmen, N. Y... in
the 2212 not close. Willie he" hurt
heart at Parkway he nun been miles
over the half mile track in 2:15 or het~
tor. Halves in 1:07 and quarters in
31 seconds. .
Pauline, n more of much promise.
won the third money in the 2:26 pace
at Coney Island, til. it, Friday. The
purse was $1,000. fir. Holiday is kept
bully rendition. congratulation. trout
hie many friends. ‘ . .
'rllt' tutu
..... A. ..a
FORGOT BOND; MAY HAVE TROU
BLE GETTING TRANSFER
The next time that Michael ltulink
at Stamford, wantu to lrtuudor‘ lllil
license he will he well stocked with
the uorcuunry hand when he viuiltt
lilo cotmty coinmiauioneru’ office. llia
failure to ltuVo the hood title morning
makes it riot-estuary for him to no
through a remonntraaoo hearing.
Michael wanted to change Mu lt-
rouse from 11.71 Manhattan street in-
Staniturd to 331 Pacific street and he
would have been granted the irnnalor
this morning it he had his head. lie
left the oommiuniouew' office to no
hack to Stamford to lift the bond and
he had been out of the building less
than an hour when a remousttauue
With eleven names attached was re-
delved. The persona who cloned the
remohetranee ohlect to the truuater
and Miohnelwvlll he a much surprised
than when he and» out that hill tor»
.uettulueuu has node a lot or worry ‘
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