v.
. ora.’
“Mi laminae will be of the usual high
mica . ‘
.133‘1Drugwants .. 1...
Bridge“ Pharmacy
“1.1110qu and efficient
service at all times.
Personal attention giv-
en to all prescription
work.
Chains for our trolley
patrons. Come in and
‘ wait for your car.
DRIDGE PHARMACY
ml. PARKKR. Manna"
n.—
m-. .
‘ Miss E‘llén darned, of~RlVerheud, L.
1., is .visiting her uncle, Henry L.
"“lVCase, of East Norwaih.
‘ A large crowd from East Norwalk
attended the Moyflower~Norwalk buco-
hail game at Amusement Park, this
afternoon.
Sunday, Aug. 27’ Rev J. F Barnes. Store. 'I‘hcy slicngzlheucd my burl.“
of Bridgeport. will preach at the Ad-
vent Christian church both morsning
and evening.
The regular services will he held at
the Advent Christian church, tomor-
“row, Rev. Lester F. Reynolds occupy-
ing the pulpit. E ,
The weekly devotional meeting of broken off, l'cduciugrthc tree to half‘
the Epworth lie-agile will be held, to-
morrow evening. in the East Avenue
Methodist church.
Mrs. Bene Cello, wife of Mr. Cello.
wthe popular young assisthnl at Al Hal'-
ner’s store. is confined to her home in.
Day street. South Nor-walk, with iii-V
neon. ‘
The Men's Class of the East Avenue
Methodist church will hold its regular
meeting, tomorrow noon It is hoped
that e191“) member will be in nllcn
dance.
Charles .1.
l
Rev. Anderson will oc-
Et copy the, pulpit at the morning and
evening services which will be bold in
lite Swedish Congregnilminl church,
tomorrow.
Miss Jessie Puncher. of Winfield
street. and Mrs. .luspcr Pryor, oi’ Heb
den avenue, have rcturncd from a trip
to Lake Chmapluin, Lairc George and
Snratogu.
Mort. Robcris, supm'lnlciuicni oi the
fire filnrm system. will pay a visit to
A. l’. Lopdr, of Sloninglon tomorrow.
Mr. Lapel iustullcd the Fast Norwnlk
fire ninr 111 sysicm.
Chief Frcderich iii. Wheeler, of Col-
lage street, is a visitor in (iroiou,
where Mrs. Wheclcr is a uncut of rela-
tivcs and friends. '1‘0111orrow. (‘hici‘
thcier will thin: a trip to Stououm
ton.
W21
Percy Rowan, of Bridgeport,
formerly lived in East Norwullr, has
secured 11 position with A. 811111. the
grocer. of (fortune slrcct. .\ir. Rowun
will probably take 11p dds resilience
here again.
Rev, 1:. 7.. 11111.1 1' nunuiiry, wiu‘
preach ut the Advent Christian church
tomorrow. ill lllztlll a. 111.. and 7:30 p.
m. Sunday school will ho licld iii )2
m. Loyal Workcrs' lill’cliiil: 111 15:”) p.
311.; cudlcr. Mrs Add linorr
The wcokiy dcvoiional lildi‘ling of
the Youni, l’ctnllc's Smicly of Loyul.
Worltnru will ho hum. tomorrow cvcn
inn. in tho Advcni (‘hrisllnu church
who
rho so crippled.
111111 1‘ our
Some South Nor-walk People Have
Learned That Neglect 1.
Dangerous.
Tho slightest ,oymhtom‘ol" kidney
trauma: is for toc aerioua to he cvcv
looked. its the“ small, negletted
troubles that load to serious kidney
nlimcntn. That pain in the “small" of
your buck: that urinary irregularity;
those headaches and dizzy spells; that
weak, weary, worn-out feeling. may no
nature's warning of dropoy, or fatal
liright'h dlacnuo. Why risk your life
‘, by neglecting those symptoms? Reach
‘ one of the trouble while,;,lhcro
M time—~bogin treating your kids
"ncys at once with 11 tried and provon
‘lridnoy remedy. No nccd t2) expori»
merit-kiloun's Kidney Pills have been
curing kidney trouble for over 75
years. Dunn‘s Kidney Pills are used
and‘recommendod throughout the civ-
ilized world. Emiorsed at home. Read
South Norwallr testimony.
’Mrs. 11‘. H. when, 1111 South Main
street, South 'Norwulk, Conn. says:
“Dunn's Kidney “Pills proved of great
value. to mo and I am glad to confirm
all i said in their praise in 1906. 1
than weak back and was suffering iil~
tcnsciy .when i used Donu'u Kidney
Plils,proc11icd at Pluiutcds Drug
1and acted on a tonic to my nisicm.”
‘ For sale by all dcaicra. Prico so
‘ccnts. Foster-Milbur11 00.,
Slates.
Remember the unincwDonn' Swami
lnim no olhcr
of what it was before. Tho two was :1
bounty and all regret that it shouldj
Edi-1t avenue and the.
were;
littered with branches of trees, large;
' anus shut up shop on Sunday. bccuuso,
" .ludirc Buldwin, in the opinion of morc'
\lilllll Ilitccu yours out), indlcnicd lhali
Other streets in East Noru'alh
,nnd small, which were. blown down.
1 ...... -..... .... “...—......—
210.000 AUTOMOBILES.
Estimate of Record Braaklng Output
of Cars in 1912.
Upon his return from conferences
with tho brunch managers. ilcnluniin
ill'iscoc. pi'csitlcni of tho Unilcd Staics
Motor company. made the stuicmcnl
‘tbui the year of 1912 would sec tho
grenlcnt production of motor cars in.
tho history of lilo industry.
llc cxprcsscd lhc opinion ilml iho
production of powcr drircn nuirhiucs
ucxl your will be not lcsr; limit Elm-mo
aside from motor 11'ucl.s. lic i’urihcr
says that do per cont. of ihcuc pas.
sl-nuer which». will be for utility pur-
ns iii-,- motor 1'111‘ has now lic-
cnmo such on imporiuul addition to
modern rlvilltntiou 111111 1111111
ubo has in travel niiy lilh‘lillll‘t‘ must
have 11 car or full lu'iiind in lilo iiisl
mowing world of businvsn.
in line with the usual policy of llll'
l'nilcd Slnlr-s Motor cmnpnlz-y. which
111111411111; tho (‘oiuu1bln, i-lloddul'd-lluy-
puscs,
1-1 cry
ion, Mnchll, l.i|icrl.\ lirusb. l‘ourlcl
11nd iiic 31111111111111 11‘ui'i., thr- lu‘nnt‘il
uiuunizoru arc calicd louctluar ni iliis
limo ouch your to discus»; ihc pinuu
for thc 11ch lwcivc mouths. ’l‘bo first
mcctiuu was ill Aiiuniic ('lty. and it
who i'ollowcii by niccliunu 111 l'lmroil.
Chit-ago und K111151111 (‘ily, fhc lailcr
bringing the moonlit-1‘s from HIV l‘uci
lir f'onsf.
NEW HAVEN ROAD MAY CUT
DIVIDEND.
NEW HAVEN, A1111; ll).~--ll 1:01.13
without saying that. tho dcclinc in tin-
charm: of the. New ’1‘ol',li \cw lion-n
div Hdllltlili lo l:l«l,t or to 11 six per
rout. iucomc lands. is due to lipprchcu-
lilon concerning the ability of tho mud
to con-linuc im 11 pm' cont divldcnda
l'l lit~ aim kllllilll‘l’il liuw hilncsuvd 11 out
in llil- “()l‘illlll iii: Miiiili' lilyidcnd [111111
i; 1111' will in -l pcr coni.11ud in the
Maine Urntlul dlvldcnd from H
f'.(l'lll
Buffalo, .
iNcw York, solo agents for the United
put"
in ii pcr (0111.11111] in llicso irony
11.11.1111
1.
‘ ,, . 111111111111
ll Automobiles Are‘Vehlcles it
Does ’Nulleial‘lusllce Bulli-
win Had to Say in 1895 ..
1 y w
The stylemcul from Geo. ii. Wooda
of Bridgeport. chairman of the courts
committce oi' the Gaelic. houguc, that
that organization was going to take
steps to put 11 "hibouh" on all Sunday
recreation and sports in thin stale,
unless the Legislature did something
towurdo‘n more liberal Sunday, its re
ported in “The Guarani" of Thursday,
did 110i cause such a 1111 no it might
have been expected in moire. Unless
tho Legislature fool:h the notion Mr.
Woods thought it should take. the (ine-
iic League. he is quoted as Saying,
was going to ‘start a general move.
merit for the discontinuance of all
amusements on Sunday, will the play
ing of golf and the keeping open, of
garages on Sunday, were two of the
things lspcciiicnlly named
movement wood run against.
it is very evident that Mr. Woods is
hot n lawyer, because, had he been
admitted to that profession. he would
undoubtedly have bud some knowledge
mi 11 uuprcine court opinion that won
lwrltlcn by Governor Simeon» [-2. Bold.
i
min as far back on Julio. 1591'», when
the governor was on usuociatc justice
of the supreme court. After having
road lhc opinion it in doubtful if Mr
Woods. would burn suld anything about
‘lilc (iaclic Leanne bciup behind a
that tho .
movement to haw "proprietors. of gun:
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BElllllHJl lilill
Color and Beauty of iheV Hair
Preserved with a Harmless '
Remedy Made from Saga
the fact that they are selling 1.11.111
quunlllieu or page for making old
fashioned “sage 1e11," such on wan noted
by our grandmothers for promoting the
growth of their hair, making it flu
and bountiful and restoring its natur-
al color. ‘ v.
The demand for this well-known
herb for this purpose hurl becnvso great
that one manufacturer has taken ad-
Vnntage of the fact and has placed on
tile mnrlrot an ideal "cage too," con-
taining nulphur, a valuable remedy for
dandruff and scalp rashes and irrita-
tions. called Wyeih's Scan and Sul~
phui' Hair Remedy?
authorize druggisis to 11011 it under
guarantee thin the money will be no
funded if it fails to do exactly on rcp-
rcconted.
This preparation is offered to the
public at filly routs 11 bottle, and is
rccomtuonded and sold by nil drg-u
Druggists everywhere comment 011
The mahiifnciurcrsiof this remeri)‘
lback. Even if done in childhood ii
gists. Special agent, Stillson l’owcll:
Corporation.
.....Mx..-wwm_w..m.m~- _-
on in the. opinion. 'hc following.
words tire contained in the concludingi
paragraph of the opinion:»»
“The letting of whirled for Sunday}
travel on the highway, whatevor ilu
pui'poao might bc has not been for-l
biddcn since 1881‘ “ ‘
if Mr. Woods procccda with his
:movemcnl to have cloned gunmen on
he will not have n
1 Sunday,
nrc uounliy rcuardcii, bccnuac. if 1111
-nulonlohllo isn't n whiclo, what is it"
‘lilllfllllOlliiQi-i \vcrc privileged to be 1111-;
ciuicd on Sunday, no they urn mow
days, cvcn illullizii the automobile had
but Hilllf‘ info .wm'l‘nl 111411 :11 llic fllnc
lhc opinion was written».
l‘hurlcs ll. Andrown and Associnlc Jule-9
tin; llarid 'l‘urrnncc. who luicr hocninc
now dead. l‘liicl‘ .luoiiic F. ii. Hall,
who was at tho How an associate jun»;
llr‘rl, 41nd ,luliuc William lllimcrnioy‘.
:11 ibc time an nesuoclalc juuili'c, lull
siucc retired from the bunch, also (‘011'
curred in the opinion.
’i‘bc fii‘filr‘ of the action in which
Justice llnldwin look occasion to dis-
cuss lllii Sunday law wlicn lhc mac
not licloi'o llic Mlpl't‘illv courlpwns
Fairflr'id county.
11 pusscnccr on u frolic}
by ”11* Norwalk 'l‘rulnu'uy
on Sunday. Whom the
with anoihci' trollcy car, all.» “on in-
cur. on 11ml
j‘lllf’d and brought suit on .1 1111 owl's"
. .md .luduc Milton ,1. Simninu),
lrlmi. aunrrlcrl‘
uhoin thc (‘llhi‘ will:
lwr $3510. The mummy 111111111111 up
punk-d, humour. that 1111ch 5111111111115
,(lll'li in hia ruiiuus on tho lllnl, but
lhc supremo volli‘l sustulncd him. The
Sunday rincmlon not inlo tho raw by
l‘i‘llfillll oi lhc fact that tho tramwny'
company, ibrnuph Rillwi‘l l3. llcl-‘orcslf
Tilt? opin»,
ion was concdrrcd in by (‘.1ici .luotirc,
thief justicv. and both oi whom arc;
.llartbn iioryur has,
comp. 111,1, 1
car will dcdf
lu‘fol‘c ‘
Lllwit'i‘li in this city unid )Wt‘illlllda}
,ihal ibiu‘c W11. no doubt, that garavcs
‘hnd the right to itccp opcn on Sunduy‘
under the inngunuc of the opinion.
1
l Ens AT LAKE.
. .
Homage Will So Paid to Most Popular
2 Young Woman and Her Clouest
; Competitor.
2 i'Ncw York World.)
.j Many iii‘dokiynlicu who spout tho
,Vsummcr 111 Lnlic liopufong will attendt
lncxt lirirlay night a “Minion at Tor»
aw ( oi'dcn. 1. lily cighlh slri'ci. hour
inexiugion munuc. Iiinuhaltnn. uhcn
associnlit‘uis ,of “the mention season
will he 1'1 iicwod. A similar rcuniou.
hold illtll )r-ill‘. lllli'lll'll‘d wvoral buu~
drcd pcrsons from this borough.
A rcrcpilou and 11 dance will ho 1bc
fr'nfuroh oi‘ llu- owning. 'i‘iio gucuiu‘
‘ will pay lrlbulc lo the Winner of 11 vol:
lug conivsi for tho most popular
young woman oi 1hr- inkc during lhc
summcr, also lo the our rewiring ihc
ucxi. hiirhrst numbor of vulva. Al.
though both the succosful i‘Ollli‘Sll‘illlBV
arc residuals of Now .lcrscy, it in cold
Brooklyn young women will not, pl‘l“.
Vll'lil chvy to prevent their ntlcndmmxi
Miss \‘cru l‘nnilcld. of .lcrucy (Elly.
mind the 111051 pnpulnr young w.oman
i111 inuwr, plcadcd llllil \lru. llorionl‘Vm lei“! lili‘ ”and "MUCH “llll llll‘i ,
lwas obi hm! 1., Hum» her ”"59 for no inglicsf mun 1111111111 not anuouiucdl 0" M”! Willi" Only ”“5“ Enough;
,llou lhrouuh un llicunl coulruct forl 51W Slllllmelcd m (l 111111 Croft, on lhcl
filliispurlnlion on Sundny, 11nd that ho ililvcr 3‘3'\- “N“ ”W Mk“
cnusc of the Hit uni ionlrmuil she could,
not, 119101111 morc lllllll noinluul dam ;
aims. in othcr words, ihv icgul ('lllllll
was that Mrs. Horton could noi'rc.
my” more than normal dnmauvs lic-
um,“ 5h“ was 0111111114141 in 1111 illcunll‘m“ colors, flaps and pennants for our
' pouch of decoration.
‘url in being ironstun'iod on Sunday.
Witch uhc rcrcirod bur luiurlcu 'l‘hi
sluluic uudci' \ihiiii lhc dci'cniu- wan”,
pcruoui
who nhull do any ucrulnr hunincun orl
fil‘i
‘ilcl up prmldt-u film "cvci'y
labor. cxccpt Willllll of uccounih
Mrs Ada Knoir will be tho lcndor and liicnomc limos it in but. natural that 1 mm”, M 1......" 0]..." My amino-.11“.
MT topic WW "‘5‘ “Exemplary ““1“” impugn-011w”; uhould ho felt i‘cunrdlnttr liouuo. or iuunuiuclurltm or mechani-
Tho Finch lloyu, sums of fluorite and
John Finch, of Van liuut ulrcct. uro oil,
traction hill 11 iiltio iillcntlon withi
thoii' toy nutoinnbllu which they have
conatruoicd. 'l‘lio iiitlo wugon hi it
300d rnprcucutuilon of tho roul article
and i111 propelled, by tin cosmic with
and log mator.
W
The nuturni growth oyolcrmon urn
inciting active nrrnngcmunta for the
beginning of the opeusenuon, which
will come one mdnih from tomorrow,
with» twentieth of September.“ The
men are getting their boats into prime
condition 11nd by the time tho day,
Ihnll htho nrrivcd all will be ready
for no curly utnrl.
v
Rev. Joseph irons. of Mumaroneck,
will occupy the pulpit ut the hunt Ava.
one Methodist Church at both the
morning and evening services, tumor»
m. Rev. Mr. irons, who has preach-
wd in E1191 Norwuih before. is u fave
mile and it is expected that large can-
grdgutious will greet him. The mus-
ordor. ...
Oliu of tori bountiful undue trees in
llnvcn, onyu lho lloulon Ncwn "l'iilimll
lyontcrduy.
We huvo novmnl ilnicu slnlcil poul-
1%:th that nothing hud occurrcd with
rcupoct to the earning iupncity of tho
New Haven mud and ills ulilllnlod
foederu which foronhudowctl any to
auction in tho diutribullon to stock-
hoidcru. 'l‘hls ututcmcut may he re-
licrnied with liquid force today. do
long, on general buninouu in no woruc
than it in today tho New Haven stock.
hoidorn hood have no ularm. ii' plenum)
truiilc condition-131, however,
more nouio, and stay no for nay con.
uldcruhlo period, the New Haven di-
rectors would be compelled to put their
stock on 11 ii per cent. hunlu.
GONE. BUT NOT FORGOTTEN;
Minis Klitie Birmingham, of ‘Puter-
so’u. N. J.: Misc Kltllc Riley, of New
York city; Mina Jesuit; Qulgley, of New
York city, and Misc Vern Savage. of
fix weeks been visiting at ILOVO Col:
toga. Spring: Hill avenue, with Mr. and
Mrs. Philip Goodwin. have returned to
iiieirrroupcclivo homes.“ The young laA
dice are considerably missed in Nor»
walk, tor tho? were fine entertainers
thy mild that
2‘ ‘ .
i all?
become '
_ and. 11111.1; their only in town music”
. .hi‘lln ilrir‘i frioii
in... u 3,... cont, dividcud (,f u“. pr,rai cslublislimcni, or cxpono’uny pro-
i
pmiv for solo or (1111111311 in any sport
l or rncrcnllon, on Sundoy. bctwcon 111111-
lilac uud Hillllll’l, shall be flood not
more than 3-,i nor icna than $1.‘
luduc llaldwln. in the opinion, din-
cunnun tho ulnlulcn relating to Sunday
olmorvuucnu 1111 they cxiutcd of (ho ho-
ginnlnp; of tho nlnctuonlh motor! and
no continues lila diucniusiuu down to
i382, when tho wordu "travel or” war-o
stricken oul. of an old statute and, hi-
(or references arc mode to other alto
futon. ho onyx, “flint in vlow of this
course of legislation. during the loot
twenty yum-11. on the subject of obsor»
vance of Sunday. it in plain that tho
prohibitions of usculur bushland 11nd
engaging in recreation, combined. in
General Slalulcd Secliou 1569 (prior
to the 1902 reviulou), millll, he road
with reference to the environment in
which they appeared in the revision
of i875. The act of 1882 was obviously
intended to incite ”traveling 011111111
Now York city, Who liar/e for the has. day no longer punishable an an offence
ugulnat the law, and that of 1883 was
passed to relieve from any penalty this
notion or drivar of the Vehicles used
in such trawl."
it there in any doubt that uiitomoa
bllos cannot be lot. and garages kept
111.111 to lot them, iii What this opinion
orar anvil “oi donut vi 111 options:
'l‘hc w-in l
nor of netoud placc is Minn Addlo Sui
ion, of Port .\lo|1-,i.~' N. .1. Thu 111111
mittcu has r1 ni'r1;t‘ll all tho boxes lit
'l‘cii'ucc Gordon for the liolclu 11nd,
cnlnpu at tho liilm. Willl‘ll will use then
it will be of interval in pcoplc of:
ho Nm'wallm lo know that Mina l‘nn-V
ilold, who in it fine vocallui. 1111 wcil 1111'
u very populur 11111111; ludr, in ntinlnll
this 111211111111 at "'l‘ho Broom," llurbor
\ low “(‘M h, 11 how she has that numl‘
rcuidoniu. '
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HAY FEVER. ASTHMA AND 8UM11
MER GOLDG
mual be 1‘ 11lo1‘crl quickly and lv‘oloy'n
Honey and TM Compound will do in
ii: M. Stewart, lllili Wolfrw ntrccl
Chicago, wrllcri: “1 build boon grout l
ly troubled during tho but aumnmr
months with May Favor 11nd dud that
by mung Foley's Ronny and Tar Com-
pound i got great. relief." Many oth-
ers who unfior nimiiuriy will ho {rind
to benefit by Mr. ntcwnri’u uxpoi‘lenco.
Tho Bridge Pharmacy and ‘W. 'l‘. Wig»
more 61 Co. . ”
.«Mm ...-hum“...
DANBURV MAN SUED.
0n the ground that he left 11 farm in
Dunburi' before lilo louse had expired.
Abram Wildmnn of linnbury bulletin
sued for $500 by chariots B. iialch and
lilvelyn S. Hatch ol‘ Now Folrilcld.
'Puporn were film! this morning in the
court of Common Pietra. Tho pluiotiffn
any they lcuued the farm lo‘Wiidmun
in April, 'illltl, 111 n ranlgl of $600 3
Your. He paid $100 toward the rent
but in Auguflt told the Hatches he wnn
going to quit. Thu null 111 returnaulé
to the Septomlmr term of court.
WWW
Munich-You darn to out your horns
V1chnnco to help you.
"uwelll
limo" in closing them as "swoli limos" '
nz.u~.o~“"a“e”‘§uma owau...
, in Lon
llr Mary Wuikcr. of 01.1mm N Y
3. wnu learnt-d ycutcrdny.
.Viollowin-i; lctlor to Mrs. Waldorf:
:lnonoy is not forthcoming in 11111111 11
oughly enjoyed the occasion. lid in in
The beat is the cheapest
Charcoal
Iron
Costs 3} little morc than common
gulvnnizcd iron. but. it wcurs
four limos no long.
“'11 specify Charcoal Iron in
our contracts for gutters and
lenders.
Horace R. Nash
N. Main 8: Wedl Sis.
' S.Norwalk
THE NEW SCIENCE.
Definition of Chirllpracuc
Chiropractic la the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
juuling the some. Diseases are caused
by n wrench, twist or sprain in the
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through hurmonizlng the six
nerve systems in your body
Neriousnoss. Rheumatism,
sis. Henri, Kidney and Female ills-
cnscs am given special attention; also
(urvalurc of the Spine. You will
never regret giiing Chiropractic 115
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T. FRANCIS. D. C. l
94 WASHINGTON ST SO. NORWALKV, '
Magnetic Treatmenll lecn Also
Notice
During July and August
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Pnrnly- ,
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on ’s and Boy’s
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DECIDED BARGAIN’S- AT
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SUMMER SALE
NOW ON 1
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Phone No. 1185-2.
Awew...“ ... . “...—..."
The Hatch 8r Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Tolephono 46, with Branch Stations in All Department-
Lumber and Mill Work- for Everything
“THERE is NO PLACE LIKE HOME"
The host moncy spout is that put into a homo. The ownership
of 11 home brings rcai 11.111011111111111. it is the 11111:! sacrcd of all
worldly possessions and docs morc l'ur lhc building of character than
all other institutions combincii. iiuiid 11 home»—
forlnl.
'\\'("li furnish the 11111-
our ttorc will clone on" Sat-
urdayl It 1 p. m. At your
urvlco every other week
day from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m.
E. E. Gorham
Decorator
Does
Q
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 now. and restore the worn out parts and clean
you are ready lo start it.
The ‘Jones 81 Hoichkiss Co.
ESTlMATES CHEERFULLY FURNlSHED
It
10 Pm! 31.. hit Norwnlk
Tolophono 452
OFFERS HER INDEX FINGER.
w.-. -.. l
Money for Consumpiive Ward. i
.‘llru. llivhnrd Wu inu'f. nu accouri
piiuhod musicluu of i’hiiadclphin. howl
Annlcs. who ndvcrllucd for 11
17 Wall Street Phone 742 Norwalk, Conn.
‘ at the 4-door. 80
L00 ..h. p. Touring Car
Equipped with Iiik mohair top. Wind shield, gun and oil lamps, llosch
magneto and coil; everything first-class. Guaranteed for one year by
the manufacturers. for 31525. For full particulars call or address
F. E LOCKWOOD & CO.
80 Wall Strut—(Phom) Garage. Water Street, Nor-walk. Conn.
"living riuhl indcx duct-1.“ tun buy
thic doulrod int-inboi'. il' 11hr llkcs, from
it
Sho ncndn tho
“Mrn. Reginald Waldorf: i liavc
iual road that youncsirc to purchauc
it right indox lluucr. Will you 11in:
mc enough in crcct a conuumptivc
word on my curate hero? l have
navcd hopclcus couch and horuuso l
dccluio consumption in not coninuloun
ward. l flniuh lbin lollur
my indcx fluucr.
MARY l‘i. WALKER M. ii.
"Hurst-on in Wur of Hull-d5.
“.P ti. if mlurn Ni lftll in soul 1
will conic lmmcdlulnly no you run dc-
cldc if my linger hi dosh-(1d by youruolf
“llil. ‘WAliKl'Jll.
“(imam 111111. N , lllil." '
Mru. waldorf desirca 11 linger in tic-
piano one silo lost in an nccidonl. Him
in unopened to hwimlopundqilly rich
and capable of pnylng any price for a
linker. providcd ii. null» her. She l1c~
News the finger can be grafted on her
arm bond, and that m‘nnlunlly uhc will
again have n‘perfcct one.
'lJr. Walker is eighlyaonc yearn old.
8hr», figured promiuonty in the Civil
War as 11 3111-1111011. She won one of the
first wonun nu'irmzs workers in lhls
country. and she has always nppuured
In. men‘s attire. ;
ritua'rvrrunsa vaults 01.12.
Samuel H. Ferris, of West street. on
Thursday last calohrutedlho ninety-
third anniversary or hinlbifthdny. Ho
recelvod‘a largo number of caller:
during the day 1111 evening. and than
not uuing
good bonito. and able to 1111 about "
. gr? Wildliiuc grunt '
the ndminiulrution lumen and the in-
in; tho 11111111111; or secret sessions to
r '-
Prices for Saturday at Charuok’s 33"
GENUiNE SPRING LEG OF LAMB 18c “lb.
LAMB. BTEW .. ............. ......... ........... . ........ 6 and Scib.
BEST HEAVY ROAST BEEF . 18c lb.
10 POUNDS CORNED BEEF, MATE,for .............50c
NATlVE VEAL from ........ ......... 12c lo 251:
NATlVE TOMATOES ......... . ..... ............. ""1 .. 4c qt.
WE CARRY THE. MlBTLETOE HAMS ....... . ...... ......25c lb.
SMALL 8. 01 B. SMOKED SHOULDERS ....... ....... .......12c
SPERFW n BARNES BACON ..... .......2l)c
SWISS CHEESE ....... 400 lb.
LlMBURGER .. ..... ......300 lb.
IMPOHTEDSALMON..... ....... ..... 35c can
AND ALL KINDS COLD MEATS FOR SANDWlCHES
WWW_-MM.-_- , - w ..
lNBURGENT “TYPOG” DEFEATED unionn. The win wnu (alien llilt'l‘
BY LYNCH. thrcc hours of dcbalc, lcrmcd by old
mmuboru lho hittcrcal cvcr heard in
n ronvonilon of tho union.
Korip have on account of the mom-
in}: purporlcd to have been held by
the members of tho lllllllllliillrillloil inn
tioh, find in u long addrcuu dcnouuucd
whul he termed lhc domination of lhc
union by n uccrcl ring. ‘Koop wan cup-
porlcd by .innicu l-l. Duhm of Now
Yoxii. futon ll llousc of' New York and
fired rumor of Spokane.
Providentlicuund of Domlnatlon of
Union by sacral Flinn.
SAN FRANCISCO. On. Aug. lit-w
(living on uccouiit of a phyulciiil e111
counter between tho factions of tho
lnternutlonnl 'l‘ypographlcui Union, in
convention here, in which be cold
nhont thirty members: and delegates
ourtlclpulcd curly ycntorduy morning.
Delegate George Koop of (lineage. pro-
uipilutcd a trial of strength between
aurgenin‘ou till floor of tho conven-
tion late today. I' o
The administration lorries. handed
by Pronident Jordan in Lynch. who is
accused by his opponents of domin’ub
ing the union. won by a vote of 113
to 102. The vote min on a lawn corn-
mltlee substitute to a pronoun! by vention.
Koch to amend tho consiituiioir, mull ' MW-mw‘
reply. "You can‘t, ucnro me, you cnu’l.
out vole 11nd you can't out talk me. i
can more mm. the men who bring
those cburgcu have holding outsret
meetings thonisolvcs. "
it thoroughly, so that you'll have no trouble when V
“l 11ch you and l dare you to proud 8
this matter." l’rosidouf, Lynch said in. /
"is“,ell little hoyudid you go to the
circuit the diner any?" “Yeii‘m. Fit ’ ‘
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