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‘l’icv.
NORWALK
Got
Filled
Your
Drquants... II.
Bridge. Pharmacy
Prompt and efficient
service at all times.
Personal attention giv-
en to all prescription
work. ,
Chairs for our trolley
patrons. Come in and
wait for your car.
BRIDGE. PHARMACY
.l. PARKER. Manager
Charles Firm, of East Norwalk,
spending n: to days in New Jersey.
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Walter Jennings has taken a posi-
tion. lit the Emerson Ayers thinker, in
Van Zant street.
Uncle Don Petty and wile returned
to tholr home, in Heliport, 1.. 1., today,
going by way of the.I Steamer Hunting-l
ion.
The weekly
East Avenue Methodist church
held, inst owning , and was largely nt-
tended.
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Mrs. Jcssic Lisbonn. ol‘ 232 East nvc-I
nun, is spending two weeks with her
cousin, \aniuco Carver, of Carmel,
N. Y
Mrs Albert? .Dunn and (intuition:
Miss Edith Dunn of Belts plncc. Inc
the guests of relatives in Sound Beach,
(or a week,
Edward Eldredge, of Cottage street,‘
who has been' confined to his home
with illness, is again able to be up and
around the house i
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Rev. Joseph lros. oni’ Mnmaroncck,
will out-up} lhc pulpit Ill the linst
Avenue licthodist Ifhurch, Sundny‘.
m0I'IIlIIg.III1Il evening.
William lint-I; and family haw movo,
ed their lionwhold effects from South‘
Norwaik to lloIInn street, whore IIIIIy
will make their residenco, hereafter.
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Rev. Charles J. Anderson occuplctl‘»
the pulpit In tho n‘wcdish ('onIzI'oIIn-i
tlonal church III the weekly prayer
meeting, \I‘hlrh wns held. last ovcnlnu,
'l‘hc trollI-I: Intntruny illi'll, Itssintci
by Bridzc ’l‘~-ndcr John i‘olo, nrc mult-
int: rcpnlrs ll) iiii‘il portion of the
bridge, hmnwn the tracks. this morn
ing. ~
Despite tho heat of lost (Ironing tho
prayer IntIIItln; III the linst Avcnuc
Methodist i'il‘ii‘Cl’l was wcil nttondoti.,
The morning was led by GIIorno lloy-
holds.
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The wIIIIlIZI' prayer and prhlno sacr-
vlce ol‘ tho Advent (‘hriutiun t'illll't'll
was bold, lnnt ovenlnn, at wh'ich iltnc‘
LI-Htol' ll. lioynoldu occupied tho;
pulpit :Ind prcnohvd.
«aw-W
Joseph tiurtnor, ol StllctlIitthtlIW, .
Y., II hovc iIIuIllI has boon vlnitiltn lit.
and Min liootuo lioolor of tlIII \Viirlll~
lngtou strtIIIt bridgc, lill'il'I‘Il in town
yesterday, for ll short stay. 3
Tho hunt. ltIui monitor. was (II that
oppronnlw kind, with _in- aid ItluIInI-d
with lnnnldllv, thnt d not pcrmii oi“;
any rolrcshinz ulctI’I. l‘lIII tlnIrmonIc '
ter went up with icons 21nd boundu.
Goorgo ii. Von Alutync,
of tho t‘ronront Laundry, hnn charter-1
od iIlII trlm ,IIat-‘III, lGlnktIt, to Mr nnd
Mrs li' ll tlIIllnluII‘, of Newtown nu.-
nun, who will «:1on II IIIolIIlI'It crulno.
proprietor
Mr W ii llllllII who ililH lItIIIII vlnli-
lug bin liill't’llH. Mr. and illru. W.
Mllln, of lithium nlrool, Eliot Norwnlk ‘
bun rclurtwd to liurtl’ord, whom he in
omployod by tho Houthorn Now Eng-
land ’l‘oiopllono cotnpnuy.
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Alonzo W. WlnIIIlIIr 11nd gruudnon,
Carlton lillommcdlou, non oi” Mr. and
Mrn. llnnicl II’HnInnIodicII. npont you»
tordny nl. Snvln Rock. New llnven,
where Mr. Whoolor nltondod the re-
unlon of bin regiment. tho 'I‘hirtconth.
Willlum iiocrn, one or the wnltorn M
the Dnrlou House, in Gregory nonto—
vard, nuntnlnctl II pninfnl out on hln
right hand, yesterday, in opening a
bottle. Mr. Fleets wan extracting the
cork when the nookI oi! the bottle
broke, cutiihg bin bond.
The memento of must Norwnlk were
awakened nt 4 o‘clock thin morning by
penis of thunder which seemed to
shake lhn very foundation: oi Mother
illitrth. The Morin, however, unison
over, although the remnnntn of it were
Mill visiblc later in the morning in
tho why at overcast time's.
mil-iii 11. unsigned, oi l'titll‘lt Nun
unlit within Tile; round to “it:
prayer meeting of the'
was ,
audaconnennonuy "its... hon: concerned
in tho ul‘i’nir which occurred there. lie
believes that some one purposely gave"
out 11in nnmc in ol‘tior t0 uhiéhl Ithem-
selves.
Captain Nathan Roberts, East Nor-I
wnlk‘u oldest inhabitnnt. is n busyj
than, these daysfluu‘lng for his fruitl
Captain lfiohcrtu in nu enthusiastic!
itult produrtoI and most oiyhln time is .
upout in tuning- for 11nd Studying hln
irull noon and grnpc Iint-s. 'l‘iIo II-Ilp
iuln'rqun-tn than go upon will ho nronii,~
this Hudson. owing to tho long tspoll‘ or}
{dry weather.
Mr. and Mrs, Theodore S. (llovor,
, at East Norwaik, and Mrs. 0. l3. Grub»
the, ol’ Stninlori’i, nre enjoying n,tour
’ l,11 Mr. (.ioIoI'H automobile through up
per New York ntuto and the Adiron~
:dutk Inountuinn stopping at so annc
Hoke. for an indefinite limo with tho
, i'ormer‘s daughter, Minn Ethel Glover,
who llllli been sojourn-int: there since
the last part of Juno. The party auti—
t'ipnte It most tlIIllglIIiul trip.
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——For a mild, easy action of the bow .
eln. a single dose of Doun's Regulars is i
enough. Treatment cures: habitual con i
)silpaiion. 25 cents a box. Ask your;
drugglnt for them. '
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jl'iiilii'lled from their western trip.
I iluiupo llIIIIclI,
,HIII nd oi l-‘IunIlI 1y, do With ninicd in Mon
’ Iiny‘n innuo.
ills; Mary llnnk has accepted n po.
sition as assistant town clcik
and hits. Fred 1..
it 1', Milli-i have
iosoph Albiu i111»: lisllllllli his du-
ties on tho tlolloI :IltIII n Ivdtzltni i-il
tine-51.». ii‘Oiil out ol‘ town 2m} twins;
entertained at tho F‘lilow cotinco on
t'ompo strcot
Mr, illill MN. iionry .iolInIzon. oi
litidurport, ill't‘ ttlii‘fils‘ oi M12 and lira
Iltjnrgt- llIIIrow,
Mites .iI'IIIIlII S. 'l‘lmrpc,
poIIIuitatIuwu, in Inimin: hcr
II.” II‘IIc'LS‘ I'ut‘ntitIn.
unnintnut
unnuni
Airs. EIIutIutI tlodi‘roy, i‘ross
llluhwuy. i1:I.~1 iItIIIII tiIII tun-at oi hor
Ill
;i|fllllglil(‘l' in Bridgeport.
Arthur Nichols, writ known in this
town, h. \t‘l‘)‘ lit at llli‘i homo in ltiduo
livid. with typhoid lover.
“lilo Sunduv nuliool oi iiItI Noru Ilk
llIIpll.I r'lIuIch IIIIjoyod IIII ouiiutz :Il
,Ivntcrdny,
.l. i‘hnriou SIIllltItI, .IilIIIIII‘lIItondtItti
of tho Lot-s lllnnumoturlur, company,
in coming his uunuul vncniiou
n...” -..,. -. .—
'l‘hc nunuul outing of the Saturn»
luck M F). church IvnII hold it
licmdnloy pink, Bridgeport. lostotdny
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This \V‘tIIIiIIoII lumobnll nlno IIill
piuy in llaIIlIIn Humidity IIl’lt-IIIoou lu-
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Mrn. Lloyd Ninth, .‘ilrn. w. W. (‘IIIIIIIII‘
Inau MII (J'buk ("Iounnn‘ln nnd Minn
(IIIrlo (‘Ionntnuu upont chnondny nt
linvln Rock. I
Mr. and ilirn. Joseph ityull, uncom-
pntzltvd by Mrn. (irnco Klillo, onloyod
n11 outluu to Port .loilornon, L, l., on
Wodncndny.
A ... n a ..W
Robert lloiihmillor, u lortnor Wont,
port 1nd, who turn boon vinlting ill. bin
old home in llonovlllo dintrict. llllli ro-
lurncd to Philadelphia.
KlLLED DR BOHANNAN 8 DOG
A dog owned by Dr. Fl \V. liolnlnnnn
wnn hurt by an automobile which rnnI
oI‘Inr ono oi lln logs yontnrday on flouth
nlrocl. stmnlord The log won broken.
Shortly attert the accident oomo person
whose mum in unknown, killed the (10g
by firing tour nhotn from II revolver
into its body. The dog'n cries and thc
noise at the shooting attracted qIIllo
a crowd and canned no little excito-
ment on the street.
DR. WlLEY TESTlFlEs AGAIN.
WASHINGTON, Aug. itiwnll rocI
ordn of tho Department. of Agriculture,
embracing copies of the pure food do‘
cinioml or resolutions changed
“through the mutants ,of intareniod
mannincturcra.“ will be culled {or by
tho ironic committee thit ii inward.
tinting tint {thug initiat- in. florid-it
Wildly; in ‘ “ ,
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, noun pint-on.
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Sevcn- -picce glass Berry Set,
a new and beautiful d‘esign,
For 50 Star Soap Wrappers:
To be had at
THE A. 1}]. ANGEVINE m SON C0.
urniiun. Cit-poll and Steven
134- I38 Washington 51.. South Norwallr. Conn.
OFFER EXPIRES OCTOBER 31. 19“.
THE PROCTER c. GAMBLE co.
icounin. l ClnlrtoI Ihnr Mitt-ks were no
' t‘lifliilillIZ-tli III II I- win trickrty o: .lnpl-
tI-r l’luIlus find that (time home on
iShauka illlill‘ an n renr gunrd to tho
mury proud ol Incrmutdn Mtu.\lo1
'rilt, of Sound Bench chnpormicd at
, tho lube und llll' young mun looked on
{thonuh they hud brought the lake home
CANAAN -
l . I-u: Iillél it \\' too. i , , ‘
“0” “it } hl~ ‘ I i l’lh‘tlhn. Sound lkilit‘iit HInlord i‘t‘ill‘iimu
”a. “wk—“'- “‘m " V ‘ , . . , ‘ ‘h a 9
Frank Lnur nnd luntlly of Southport 12“?“ i ““1““ “1'” Iiii‘k 'Shi‘l‘q‘m.
il‘l'l'l‘ born I’lnltiug rI-lutivoI: here. 53““ (“imam ”1 and “”7 fm-V
. 'iizt‘diti‘w, \Vlilllilll, litrry and .l. (. ll.
Minx Mill) i'. liIInuIiicI oi llrIItIitil'n. Hamid“. Iii Will“ 53‘5““?
in u Iguwt :1? '2w Shinuui l‘tliid‘iillx‘iii ""““’“"‘“"‘“"“‘""
, lurm. i
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('1111 l’tIuvht-r has I‘vihrIIIId II i‘hiln- :
dolphin ultrr :1 visit with Itiztle‘cI ILTON
horc. i ..............—..——-—
Bliss: Addie lionIIdlrt IIl lirookivn,
in visiting: tho ilcnth ulntcru on i.‘III‘tIII‘
strut-t. i
lv‘rod. llrown hnn inkr-n a Inuit, ion on Mrs, llIIIqund lioéxlur and
chnuurur for in: \\'lIlIo IIl South Main dnughtcr lilt‘ \isitilir‘, in l’olhum.
ntrml. ‘
Muff i‘I otmor, of New York, is I'lult-
luI'. .I‘Iliu' llIIiI'In llrtIuoI‘y.
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’l‘ho ll'u‘lliilld L‘irI-ie
(lcorgo hiriimnlrirks of Nov: ”Mon IIiiI-‘Inoon with Mr». ll. it. Thomson.
in nIu-ndins, llili IIIIIIIlloII IIt llIII‘ liolu-
lockn, .\llllport.
lli‘x. Arthur Womb“
lIcr pounds at lit'tIdlIII' lltInciI,
for several wouku.
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Ml‘tl. IL ,\. lutonIport :Ind .‘il'fi, A W
Idiot-win fillttlll l-‘ridny in Huntington.
’“l'il Anon l‘iko look It trip to ”01‘
C(llilifa’t‘ ll! ...:lIIlIl ltIInI-h on Monday
in 11 guest of
N. .i..'
\lrrz \ ll. Ilothatu dtmc to Roddim.
I\IIl.-;ou King but ltllilill‘tl lIoIn it on “mm 1nd nin'ill tho day with ”W
IIlp Io lllIio.\Ihc1II ho in illi‘l‘t'hlllti WW";
in lIorno-hrocdlug.
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Mrn. l-‘rnnoon linkiand is I'lniiinu iwr
l ‘ I' ‘ '3 II - ‘
“‘ (’ “mm of NW "M‘" i“ in Krnntlluotin-r, Mrs. Dickerson in “With
town importing tho wI-Iuorn linion ford
vitriol I'crtIIIlly lIIntniioIl lu iot‘nl lnIIIi-I
lloWllt and friends con
Iiiill‘llilutt‘ hunting in the Lakes on Sat
hirn. Aloln Kohicr in Mill roniluod In urduy.
hor homo no tho renult of lIIlurit-It ro-
Mrn. t'. .i.
1.. M... . “mu...“
roivod lu illl IIuto nrridcnl, in Now “in 1,...,,,§..II.III,I'.,I Norwulk hnu
liuI't-u, II \vmlt ado. lIcIIu vialtinn llt‘l mother, Mm. Mun
W A. White.
Willlnm AJTIIylor, (loo. 3, \‘l‘llnur ...
und llownrd Johnson and their lnmlliou Almtm t‘. llrndloy hon pIIrclInnod tho
inrn npnndlun too darn in tho llunooo i'ornwr ('tthlo plum lllltl has moved in
'ir
coituIItI, ut Hickory liiui't. with hitI loudly.
(loo, 1-). Purdy \I'IIII'II uncut oi l'rloudni
in t-ioulh Norwr'tlk. Montlny ovoninlt
According to u rumor, (ioorgo bun bo-
como u nomnwhut frequent visitor in
that vicinity of into.
M
Quayle llnwitcn entertained a num-
bur or local and nut-oi town fricmlo ul
Miss Sallie M. Tucker, who into 11
Million ronldonoo in town, in visiting
reintivon in Mnluo
’l'lio Zion Illll Motuodint
nt‘hool onloyod n picnic
i Point on Wednendny.
ti ‘ f” _ m iii 11 (I M Clout (lotion, Sherwood CiIlchentnr
'6 10"” o ”i "am" r. u “1' 11nd Amman Marks hnvo born on n no.-
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llchIIy’riluwlttn, of “ Em“: atttgcéu’l‘uc: dentliuu trip through New York ninto.
(ii). to guests tIir vol II II II camping out by the way.
and prepnrcd for a trip to Trinity
Luke, whore llIolIont bud nrruuucd [or Tho burhcr “ml, of C. Ooh, m Wil.
" "delightful" ruin nhowor. The PM” ton in being painted “by tho: Wilton
Went. in tho lIvlng lackwood cnrrvnli, (30,“?er J L. Davis, J“ it 1,, me,
which had been llllod with buy. Thorn “wanting it lino nppeurnuco in its now
won no top in the wa you and it wnn It! cont.
typical old-funhioned ntt'nwn'ltio. All
want well until the deluge. The A the became started in the West
lunch the chammne. the young indies Woods Monday dilumdon no thnt tho
and the young men were drowned. treon were envelopcd in haze and tho
Even their appetites worn wotled. odor of burning brunh was most ner-
War» it not for the kind hospitality cunning. Fortunately the damn ex»
or Mrs. Bissau at Pound Ridge. 113m haunted thomteivcs before buildings
(bolt lilo party into her house. they warn reached
would haw int-Int tar worse. Mm. Bio ,
will nun lotion mm dryhny town flying
I . , ' Hot tho it ill!
Sunday
to Roton
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true Ivor/it of art in Bill; a
it! van on»); at“!
THE NEW sum
Regular value I oo Wrappers. i
infir-1
Tilc best in the cheapest
Charcoal
iron , %
(lonin a littlo morn Ibun common
Milii’lllliti'ti iron, but it
{our ilmvn on long. ,
We npocll’y ('iuII-coal iron in
our contrnctn i'or gutters and ,
loaders. , i
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Horace R. Nash
N. Main & WeSl Stn'.
8.Norwalk
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Definition of Chifopracnc
. Chiropractic in the science (It the:
cause of tho discunc and the art of nd-I
hosting the sumo. I'ilsouncn are caused ,
by H wronch, twist or sprain in the
hack. liven if done in childhood it,
.mcntcn pinched halves and pain in;
.illtei lite in the dilleleut organs and?
limbs
tillltoprnctors remove the cause all
Ithis disease and pain. nnd health is,
restored through hmmoniziul; the nil~i
none. systems in onII bod)
Nervon'ncns, Rheumatism, P'nrnlyi
sin, Hoatt, Kldnoi‘ and Female Dis-‘
(tunes are ulIen special attention; also
t'tuIntnre of the Spine. You will
umor region giIing Chiropractic a
tuition: to help you.
, "r. FRANCIS. o. c.
29-3 WASHlNGTON ST. 50. NORWALK
I Magnetic Treatment: Given Also
Notice
During July and Auguut
noun. ' Iwith them. The loilowiug humus “911-,
Charles P. l‘nuc nlniwfutnily, a" .\‘or-, iiol‘ml“ the .‘Ii‘llii‘tl‘l‘: Mir-”sen lidnn and
truth, nro camping at (full Posture Wm. ”munch,“ ”I New York m, iinrmIrritc NH" Eltijutnu l‘oint; “his:
bunch. ‘ >visiting, rnlntltofs horn, '(Iiadgs littlzt‘l‘, skullmrr, I'\. J.; .‘iilnst
”WW 3 “flaw“--.m- l\io!:1 Wotg'oti. hound Hench; lilHi‘sOfi
Inst; lI‘lorchcc “We... of “toudfimv. Hot. and Mrs. llIIrt- have returned itmy i'. (Illil lit‘flfilt‘ iiili‘lll“, Hunting,-
invenuc, is 8”,”,le her Noam” M, from n I'ornlion in Maine. Iton. l.. l : and lite»: inn-.3 and Margurrt
inf town. ‘, ----'—--~-w Kl.;l\‘)’, III 2‘:va ifnnuzm; \I'lilinm luv
. .--W_. i Mi” “”m‘" Whithnli‘oi NM" York rI‘ulIIItu, llIIIIIll \‘orslmrough and .l..
Artist ililii hits. Anuun lilanlIonnld is a We“ ”Y ”mm“ horn. it'ln’iatopllur ‘Iiullts, New York: i‘im-~
lti'i‘ IIIIIudlIII two II'IIlIs IIt lloc' l: " ‘ tout and MI lunvnltot‘l. Stunlford:
lnntl, 1ii. i b It 1 h ' 'knma “Md“ mm‘ 7., «Inndlnu ”u l\‘III’IImI iinizul. .\l‘.tit)‘.'0“l‘. N. .i ; ilut‘cri
our store will close on Sat-
I urdnyi at 1 p. m. At your
service every other week
day from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m.
E. E. Gorham
hours lulllI‘IIIt to lonclo ll.
Ninth. who noon rognlncd connrionn
ucIIII. nnyn that he lulled to notice llli‘
reptile. until it bod begun to coll
around lIlII logs. Mohoney roportn tho
,imiil'iili to huvo boon outircly black
with the exception oi? nu indistinct
ring about its nook and onllmutcn itu
51120.11» approximately that of u mun'fl
drip. Loon! nature students (lcclurt‘
lhnt Nnnil’n oxporloncc in not on.
pnrnliclcd and thin u bincksnnko will
iiin‘ll'iilllly attempt tho same thing
when norncrcd.
VETO ON FARMERE’ FREE LIST
BILL.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 18.-Pronldcnt
'l‘nlt'n third important veto message
of the special session, disapproving
tho i'IIrnIern‘ free lint bill, will he sent
to the house thin afternoon. The bill
reached the White House shortly alter
10 o'clock todny. and the president im-.
medlntoly not to work on the moonlit-lit.
material for which he inns been collocb
lng tor several wanna. The monnngo,
it in sold, will but nhort.
Does
Men’s and Boy’s
° earables
DECIDED BARGAIN’S AT
‘PRICE’S
SUMMER SALE
NOW ON
Price’s Clothiné Store
98 Washington Street
Phon: No. 1185-2.
The Hatch & Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Telephone 46, with Branch Stations' to All Departments
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
“THERE is NO PLACE LIKE HOME"
into :I homo.
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worldly possessions .Iud does more ‘.or tho. building of charat‘tI-II' than
all other institutions. ItolnbincIl. Build It llozilc~-*.I<:‘il
torinl.
'i‘hn but mode} spent is that put
of It 22pm brings i'clli t‘i-Eli(iliiill,‘l|i.
'l‘lw (IIIIIcrs‘IIip
is iii‘.) “ilk-i =li1'l't‘tl oz'
Zurninh the: nin-
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SEEM HARD WORK to get the heating system in
your house in good working order every winter?
Why not let our men thoroughly overhaul the fur-
nace uou‘, and restore the worn out ports and (loan
it thoroughly, so that you‘ll have no trouble when
you are ready to start it.
The Jones 8t Hotchkiss Co.
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, l v ESTlMATEs CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
.‘ Decorator i 17 Wall Street Phone 742 Norwalk, Conn.
10 Pin! St. East Nomlk f
Toluphonu ‘452
I I 00 at the 4-door, 30
I ‘ D
I I h. p. Touring Car
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i SNAKE COlLS ABOUT BOY. . Equ pped with silk mohair top, wind chic cl, gas 1nd oil ltmpn, iionch
.i .. - magneto and coll;evo1ything first-class. (Iunrauieed for one your by
I N 1'! lk 0 l l a lblll-'
.Squeezoi o t: inBFiclt'i‘to n ens tho mnnufnctui'ers, for 31525. For lull particulars call or address
, WhiltI pltitlug‘ hIIciIlcht‘I‘riIIn on tho E ‘A”
,oltl Higgins plnctI in tho onstrrn purl, F‘ ' LOCK 00D & CO'
lol' xIIIIIIuI \londnv. lit‘tllizi‘, lllt’ III 39 WMWImh—(Phonc) Garage. Water stroct. Norwaik. Cann.
iN‘ll IcnI old mill oi (‘hmiic Nash II oil
known llllllim and Iluppcr, “no lives __‘ III
:ln tho Loon Meadow district 110111 000- " ‘ “
ilitiiII Pond, was discovered uncou~ ’
incloun tin tiIII rosull of tin oncounlut'i Prices for sa‘urday at CharHOk
Milt :1 Rimmliv idmkmmlw IIiIivh GENUINE SPRING LEG 0F LAMB..-.......... . . .. ...... . 18c lb.
rolchd itncli‘ nbont tho.I lads body and LAMB. STEW ............... . ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,, 6 and 8c in,
f-‘i‘lilmI/AIIl him into lnw-uniblllt}. .Itt’ll-I‘IBEST HEAVY ROAST BEEF ............. 18c lb.
like lluIIlord Commit. ,Io POUNDS CORNED BEEF, PLATE, for ......... .. .501:
l AHIIItlmi in bits titles. the how NATIVE VEAL. tram ................ 12¢ to 25¢
ictnployt 1', John \lIIlIonoI, who won (10- NATIVE TOMATOES ...... . ,,,,,,,, _ . . . , , , , ,_ , , 4c qt.
but hi» titular in an alumni livid IWE CARRY THE MlaTLEToa‘ HAMSH .......... ....... 25c In.
huIIiIId In tho phIoI-I, it his nppmach EISMALL. s, g. a SMOKED SHOULDERS 120
lilo I‘Oltiiir ('I‘IIIII into it clump of SPEHRV & BARNES BACON ...... . ....20c
bunhon and dintuulonrod. 11 I'ni‘ciui SWISS CHEESE . .. .. ...... .. ....-10c lb.
ucnt'ch oi“ theI vicinity for over in LIMBURGER ........... . . . .. .. ...... .. .. .......300 lb.
lMPORTED SALMON ......... 35:: can
AND ALL KlND8 COLD MEATS FOR SANDWICHES
....... ...-u...-.I.
, M .. -..._-_-,-..._._ was:
CHARGED WITH CRlMlNAL 1A8.I
.I»IuLT 0N LITTLE GIRL.
WiNS'l‘Eli. Aug. lti.-~~(:l1nrttod with
crimlnnlly nannulliug the seven-your-
oid daughter of Mr». AIIdl'nw Dennis, .
of Molnlyro, l’lurhenn county. Alvu
riggn, a young man who come from “
Pouglikeepnle. wnn arrnslcd by Police
tiller wnwteg. Ilium denied the
cimrgo lillti agreed to return to New
York without extradition paperll. The
little girl in sold to be dying. Briggs
admitted knowing the lnI’nliy.
B. A. BULKLEY’S HORSES AGAIN
IN THE MONEY.
it. A. holiday III—Int word to thoI
Bridgeport Former that his more, Minn
.ltIy, won second money Wednesday in
the 2:25 pnco clung at Munroe, N. )l.
The purse was $1,000. The. heat. lime '
was 211m. lllllliloy‘n Roman stariod'
yesterday in In iron .i‘or nil trot, in,
which thorn were five iiinrltlrn. Fi‘lnndn
iol Mr. iiuiidcy in thin city ore many;
pleased at the line allowing hi3 hortio‘n
AUNT oars MARY Annotation.
hinry Amuudnon, oi Springwood, tho
orrnilo youngindy, who roluuon to Indy
at home, wnn turcstcd tIgI,IiII ycntor-
day, on the complaint Ill 1101' hither and
this morning, Judge Willltun lI‘. Toma
many paroled her in the custody of her
nuul, lllrn. (tnndn Amundnon. I
Minn Mary was lil‘l‘el-lleti sometime
ago and soul to a home for note ltecp-
ing, but the authorities there. nltor II
triul, roluncd to keep her on the
grounds that she won demented. ‘_
.Wuw....~.ww
GIRL KNOOKED DOWN BY AQTO.
A little girl, who refused to give her '
homo“ Ivulkcd directly into the path
of an automobile. owned by Clifford 1..
Taylor, oi Dnnbnry, yostcidm, and was
knocked down and slightly bruiood
Tho rioting may, when III-Ikod by the
police for her nnmc, rctuncd to divulge
it. ,
no the automobile driver wan not at
{nuttyhe with not hold and rosnmed his
iournny- Till. accident occurred in
Winningwn at not.
Inc has II than than i
' r in our
are. makiuglnround the oh" nit.
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