a»:
We Insure
_ A» Tomontuuo
‘ Against
'rnrexrhen, Liability,
Property Damage,
. ,' ' Co'iisio‘n
. _ ‘ TAYLOR & GOLDEN
74. Washington SL, 80. Norwalk
TELEPHONE 165-2
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Mrs; William 1". Word nnd three
woods, ‘of Lowe street, are npendiug‘ it
four days in lgunbnry. '
Mrs: W. i]. Swords has returned
- from n visit with her daughter. Mrs.
W. T. liarllnnd, of Bridgeport.
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_ n‘ué schooner Russell is pnlondinp n
» cargo of crushed“ stone ill. the Roy
.xnotitl llrothers' dentin. ot‘t‘ Writer
.lil,l‘£iot.
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Frank C. (loodthihl, superintendent
of the .i. 8;. .l. ("rash (‘onipzini interests,
in South Norwnlit, left this morning op
it (intrudinn trip.
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Arthur Geiltles. of Si Wilton nvenne.
in making extensive repulrs to his
llitliit'll, which be hurt installed on
props in his ynrd.
;
Mr. and hits. Churlen “Film. and
niatiultlungliiei'. Miss l,.t)(l0l‘:l .inri'in, ol'
itlim street, tire Spending :1 week with
roliitli‘osi in llrooiiilt-lii. t‘onn.
Samuel itenrtlsley. the eelebi’utetl
Soclniist enmpnign spenlier. nt' Slitl‘
iou. \vill'dellier nu nddress. thin even
lug. in the Mnhurhemo tiotei fiduut'c.
~Look~~$hi~0 l‘nnnmns.
(l‘ilrien.
Mrs. ii. \\'iiii:im ilnriord untl snip.
llnvitl \l'. linri‘oi-d, oi t‘hesiniit street,
”fulfil“ Nurwnlit. are spending: their l'li
(‘illltlll in North (":niiie, \\'e$:ichester
County, X. i).
Miss May l“.. hiilloli, the talented or-
' gnuint oi‘ the South Nerwnltt Metho-
dist l-Ipl’lieopnl (‘iiurtl‘h t‘illol‘iitl
upon it ton tliiin‘ \ltt‘.lil\)ll. which she
will spend in liethei.
lliifi
George it. 'l'ulllliitt‘hm, .112, of iluvi-
lnnd street, went to New York city.
this morning, where he will wltlinsn
the hull gutnc between the (Hunts nnd
the Cincinnati tenni.
Only routine mntters were consider-
ed at. the meeting of the itoni-d or
Zit'lltiotricnl Commloslbners, which won
held lust. evening. in the ottiees or the
“plant. in Stole street.
Special ()tlleei- Lorenzo J. Adams. of
the Norwnlk police force, wnn on duty
‘ . lot-it evening in place of ()llieer (‘hnrv
‘ lea F. tinge. The trick is culled the
“Populnr 'l‘rlck." being from il::tu p.
in. to 'lzilii n. in.
Wnllnce l. Woitiiily. oi’ t‘nnnon
street, is hronking in its letter eni-rlor,
having piniued lllh examinations. in the
Norwnilt pout oiitec. Currier Henry i".
l’orry hutl iiini nround tho Willi street
route ‘yeutcrdny.
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llev. l’nui bloom Struyer. ol’ Roche»
tor. N. l‘.: hlt'u. liourtluu Hunt Will-
brldgo. of New York. nnd him. John
W. i‘helpu. of Siniubnry, i“onn.. urn
. phonic ol‘ Mrs. it. ll. Golden, nt All
View (lounge, iteito inland.
Minn itlvolyn liniumoud, ntoco‘ of or.
“and Mrs. Whiter littohoolt. of Wall
titroet. who in in illittllithtill lionpltnl.
New .Yorit, undergoing treatment from
‘ho riteent shooting optoodc iuiiirlen.
«litreportoil Mi being slightly improved.
‘ o chorus of Court l.nuret..lbnuglp
o i of (insulin. lndy intimtretn. hold it
‘ cry uncountul rohenrunl, last evening.
'i‘hero urn thirty voices in the item»
nil, Director John W. Sicnlley who
'l mini with the work. A full rehear-
mnr ot Columbia Circle hold it vary
u [still ounce. inst ovenlnzi at the
“5‘ Point pavilion. A ltirge nun»
of people. were the ghetto of the
Forootcru, and till weregenerous
erndngmtnintionu to the mom~
, orgtheir honpitnllty mid success.
I first origin bonito. , Summon
are
in... * thT-M‘bilyfi "titty
BILLS lit LEGISLATURE
(Continued trom First Page.)
the exception of Thoniuu C. (.‘nntr. The.
roll ol’ the meeting \vnn rend by, City
(lierlt John Cuneo. , ,
Following this Mayor l’ohlmun
spoke oi" the advisability of' getting
the hills through the lonlilntnre. in:
only :1 few more dayu roiiiiilned, nnd
llu (‘oneldehod it ilnportnut thnt nonto-
tliing he done. eupoeinlly about the
street paring mutter. lie said ho had
u-lted Senutor llonovnu why this who
being held up in ,the sennte, and Mr.
llonornn enid he understood that it
was lu-cnrno General Russell Frost. de-
l sired to “he honrd rognrdlni; it. (letter-
nl l“l‘lisi wnu expected in tumour in the
.«iennte hirt Tuesday. but did not do no,
nnd Mu‘mr l’ohininn did not lllllllt the
city wuss under any further ohlip’hiion
to .ilenernl it‘roSt. llonnvnn,
the mirror continued. pelleted the hill
ought to push, uiid he sold it n (‘til‘llillll
tee Wilt-1 appointed to no in Hartford
.next 'I‘ueydoy the hill would he pnnhed
through in twenty minutes time.
Mnyor l’ttlillliilli said he nlso hnd
lenrned thnt it one not the street
bonding bill which had phrased the lien--
:ite. inst week, but the municipal
building nnd center hill. unit this liiltl
now penned hotli brunettes oi‘ the an
tilt'llllily. niid with signed \\'eiliiemln,\ by
V lhp litin‘l‘lltli‘.
(.‘tiuiit‘ilmnn i’owcrs hinted thni u-
committee hp tipptiluletl in no to linrl-
told to look utter nit bills tiller-tin:
.South Norwnlh interests; also thut
illni'or l'ohlninn. (‘orporntlou Counsel
KOUitlt nntl Street L‘onituiiternnin Wil-
llnin ll. M’t'liulion constitute such it
eoiilmlttee.
Rottpnndlng to inquiries ii there nun
not nonie objection to the street p:i\'-‘
int: hill. t‘orporntion Connlu-i Kerich
fill that the lust section provided that!
when oil the oust-seinents were paid
for the pnvlui: til it street, the money
rould be lotion and used in pnvlng
nnother street. House (Thnirninn Wurl-
hnnin mid this appeared to him to be
a perpetnni bond inane, nnd he was op-
posed toll, and this soetlon. on the
consent of the committee which oi-l-
unity prepared the hill, bod been
stricken out.,, Mr. Wadhnmu remarked
tlutt the bill bod ii number of new and
nouiewhnt novel tenttiren, but that he
would not object, to uny more of them.
tin motion of (,‘onncliinun hiitbltition
the bill was mind. it being no follow;
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Senator
lteuoiutiou Anthorlzlpg the City oi
South Somalis to issue Street i’uv-
lull. liondn.
General Ausenibiy, .lunnnry Sonnlou.
A. 1)., 1911.
ltenotvctt by this nonempty.
Section 1. 'l‘but the city or South
Norwnlk in hereby authorized to inane
bonds under the eorpornte nnnio nnd
pent of until only. to be aligned by its
mayor und countersiguod by its clerk,
to no amount not railroading. in the un-
nt‘ognte. one hundred thonnuud dpilortt.
tillil bearing interest. M it into not ex-
ceeding four and min-hull per contour
per nnntun. payable ’aom‘tnhnunity.
Hold bandit uhoii hour atioh date on
the innynr and oouncll shall determine.
shall no in denominations or one hum
(trod ,doiinrit, live tn,denmninutions ot
one tun red dollars live hundred dot-
lurti, on. one thousand dollars each.
unduhult he serial bondu imd number.
ed Humane upward, consecutively;
the principnl or said .houdl uhaii‘ho
pn-ynlile within tongyeot’ii from the
date thereof, and vbotbvprinoipni and
the interest thereon ohnlliho payable
amnion pluce 'und time- its the mayor
and council of said city uhntl denig-
nute. The done or the maturity of
«such of said uerlniubonds shall be
determined by the mayor and council
at the time of issuance of some, and
such time shall be no computed that
an average of ten tier contour otultt
bandit Jinan tie refunded and retired
each year, upon prownulon bytrholdg:
dcfiauti
int.
Twila: a; FishermannPWats "
.In Robber ‘ Boots . ' ‘
is wear—mil the wear he can get, together.
of course, with ensyytfit and comfort.
* WARRIOR 3001's:
tortnbie fit.
r
- out or until city. null shall be expended.
ntt tutti.» 0'
famous tortbeir wear and their com-
The are mud! by the
Boston Ruhhert'ohoe (20., which this
mode and sold twice as many rubber
boots and shoes its any other com-
pu‘ny‘ln the world. That's moi of
quality. And the All-Dire: WAR-
RiOR Book is the besbwenrln‘gw
boot they ever made. , ‘
The "lilmton", Hub Boots
are sold everywhere. Ask
for them and
Look tor the Hub
Trade—Mark
it appears on oil our boots and shoot.
BOSTON RUB-ll snot: 00.
Ila-ton. Ill-u.
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m... , W mouth—H-..
‘ conic duo and ptty‘ubte.
chum, no pr’ovtded‘ln condone 19th and
1957 of the general smitten, . ‘
vacation it. in circuits. unveil nu afore-
hold, in which ure’loeuted trnolts oi
tiny direct railway company, 'rouoh
street. itiilwai' oompnny so occupying
until streets shall pay, on its propor-
tion oi“ the coat or unld pnvlug, the
cont oi’ the. paving of nil of tho ounce
beiwoon the rails and two loci on the,
outer side of the outer rails of its hold
trueka'. the whole or islflltl‘COtsll. to said
street railway company to be due and
puyiibie immediately upon the notions-t
inept. oh benefits on ltt‘OVided herein.
Sold iieeouunioiitn shill] hour internist.
from and after the time when they be
Section ii. The assesumeut oi bent»
tits ugniliut tbg abutting property
on both sides of the street. admit be,
payable in ion ennui llllitllllilleliis, the:
that installment to be. due and pnynblol
iinniotlintoly upon the nosennment of!
benefits, the second installment to be},
(the null payable on tho ilrnt. tiny or;
July or the following your. and tin iii-l
utnlhnent or the remaining. neuessment,
be. due nntl pnynbléi on the first day 01‘.
.iul_i in eueh succeeding your until tho?
be turned in such amount. not. exceed
inn. in the iignreunto, one hundred
thousand dollars, on niny be voted his
the council of snld city. and ratified;
ttild improved by the. ninlurity or vo-,
tern of sold city voting, nt tiny annual
city election of sold city or iii our
special riieeting duly culled nnd hold:
for such purpose. Such hondn nhnll'g
not he leaned in tiny ittuotint in oxccnni
(it the expense oi‘ the improvement for,xi
which lilo). are voted and ionized. i
Seetiou The mayor ltlltl connelli
shell prescribe the form 0:" hold booting:
determine the plaice und manner of?
inninent thereof, and tix the. rule of;
iiitert-nt they uhnll hour, not exteetilngl
tour and mic-bolt per centnin per till“
‘7
it,
full nmunnt of the neuessmont in paid;
provided, that it the entire assessment?
lnld agtllliiii any abutting property!
stint] he pnid within live yours from?
the (lute of assessment the porlson‘
paying the some iihiili be entitled to in
minute. oi“ ten per contour of tite‘
amount of sitid itsueststnotit duo iii the?
time of payment: and provided, l‘ur‘l
titer. tiiut upon domuit oi littyllli‘lltlm‘:
sixty iinyii ni‘tor any litutnliinent be:
come»; due till the. remolding install-j
nieutn oi’ nnid tissessuiont tiitnlnnt snld‘
abutting property nhnli thereupon be»:
come title nnil poinbtu. null the full
unionnt due on such nunesmnoiit nhnil'
’ interest from the time of audit
oeur
delimit.
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,“torlly done. it Was hinted that n fence
MW... .
”work done last spring?! ‘ ‘
ohn trees in the city. This biiihadl
been held up,.,ns it? uppenred to the:
council that the work was not antistao l
broken down by the workman iindl
been repaired, nod it was the tense;
of the councilmen tblit the cdtnpnui"
be given $100 due them, and the but“!
once of the hill on October lot, provid-
ing everything wnu nil right, at that
time, on the coinpnny had promised it,
would he. 3
John A. Judge, the repreueiitntlvo oi.”
the hltulithic pnvomcut. won presbnt,
and was introduced to thq couucihnen
by Mayor Poiilmnn. Mr. Judge said
he had nothing to any. on he only de.
sired to “son how the South Norwnik
omclnts transacted business, nnd when
the time came to pave the atreetn he
would he only too glad to present his
side of the cane'
The mutter of cheaper rules for
eommerelni lighting was blought up
by Councilman Miller, and thorougl'ily
gone into, but no definite action was
when. ..
Do not allow your kidney and bind.
dor trouble to develop. beyond the
reach of medicine. flinlto Foley Kidney
Pills. They give quick results and
‘stop irregularities with surprising
proinptnesn. The Bridge Pharmacy
and W. 'i‘. ngniore & Co. ”
JRUTH IS STRANGER THAN Fic-
' ,‘rion.
(Richmond 'I‘ilnel5~06tiplttclt.)
The following nnnnunl answers!
worn lately given at on cxnmlnutionl
for teachers in New York for thel
piirpoiio oi’icnting the. general knowl-
edge of the applicants:
Who built the ark?
Shouts.
Who interpreted lr’hnrnoh's dronm‘.’
Eunnpin Pnllndino.
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Theodore ;
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llllill. pnxnble t-tt-uilnniuinlly which in- WWW 1p, i‘gl’ii‘53iltlt"‘lfi oi benefits. _ Who received ' the toil command-
tereut shuil he pniil by the city.
Section <l. Suit! bruidis. ill (be option:
of the min-o; and council of sold city.
in”) he sold by Sillml‘l‘liilluil. o: h,» thl‘
vertisinn. tit lensi flirty days iieiure
the tiut'e el inane, tor pl‘tiponnln or l‘lilH
tor snrh portion of r lid l
input ii and
little
winds on the.
infirm it got! ill} :1..if‘.
iii-it.nii.iletl to he i.»
Mimi us prmlded in M‘t‘llitli two here~
ni‘. Snell propnsttln or bids s-linli be
under cent nnd opened in public by
will titli,\(li' nud ('Olllll‘ll iii the little
and pluee by Hilton appointed. No
bid. ||l'ill\ttri.’tl_ or Hilm'rlption nhnli nt
uni time be occupied nt tents thnn pnr,
or the then \‘uluo oi" snld ll'llltll-i. and
the accrued interest thereon.
South»; The proeoedn derived:
from the Mill" oi :iiihl bonds shall in"
pnui to the treasurer of sold city. film”,
he twp: separate from the other mob-3
‘tttl‘i’nttlrioi
a‘.
under the direction oi” the innyor :iud
‘connt-ll oi snid‘eili'. tor the purpose
oi lniiui; periiiunent‘ pnrenieutn on
tench streets of Fliltl city till iniiy be de-
termined b) the minor lilltl council or
mild oily. mid tor no other purpose.
Section it. Suld bonds. when no vog
ted.‘ executedp issued. and (telling-rod,i
shrill he ohllu‘ntory upon said city. nnd‘
upon the inhnhttnntn thereof. in the?
some number and to the. some extent;
on debts liiwlnliy contracted by unint-
eiput eorporntlons. according to the;
tenor liml purport thereof.
Section ’7. The enunell nliittl' hurol
power to pore tiny ir‘troet or hinhwtiyi
now exlutiiiz“or which may hereni‘terl
exist in nnid city. and sold eonneitt
nbiiii iiuuenflvn ttitlll not exceedingly:
onwhnlt ol' the oxpontio ol’ poring ouch '
or mild streotn or highways. except?
the intersection thereut with other?
streets or put-tn of nireotn no pnredfi
upon the persons ivhoite property uhnil'
nbnt upon nut-h street or part o! utroot, ‘
upon one tilde thereof, and ii nnni not.
exceeding one-hull of such oxpentio
upon the persona whouo property nbnii
nbut upon such ntreet or port of Biroet
upon the other uldo thereof, in ouch
proportionn rind mooning nit ubnll. in
the judgment of sold council. ho jun!
iind eiiiiitnhto and.“ the benefits to
solid property from iiitltl paving uhult
wuri‘uut and require; and tintd council
shall eatlitiute and nation- in the man-
norflhercinbetoro provided. the peril»
culnr ninonnt of union oxpnnm to be
puitt by every such portion. designing
whnt particular llilld belonging to ouch
person unbound will be no imnotittoil.
Tho city ot South Norwnth. in mirth
tion to paying the internal. on sold
bond: issued to pay for mild pnving.
thnil pity the cantor poi/in: tho tutor-
nootionu of streets {to proved. The pub,
intention once in n newspaper publish-
ed in until city. or ii letter (inherited
in the pmhoflltm, addressed to elicit
plll‘tlitm interested. airing notico'ot the
time and place when and Winn-o sold
council will moot tor the burner» of
assessing the expense ‘iind benefits
on hereinbotore prescribed, shall be
sufficient notice‘to all parties in inter»
out to appear and- mi néarn thereon.
one portion having been heurd there
on, if any contact. and” said council
hinting assessed unlit benefits. the pub»
ltnutton pt until assortment, together
.with the names or the owners or on
«butting propertymnoa lil‘flmlé out?»
'iiititttilli
niuiu n lien or ineutnbtunre upon the.
:lnnti or other property upon which'
they are iwpettiveiy :nude. nud shitll:
tithe precedence of all "other ilenn ori
int-umbrnnees, (.‘ll‘t‘lll truer» due the;
filth}. city, and limit:
ni‘b the lililltllltil‘l thew-on, on which
end. “Lieu (‘ki‘t'tfi :hnll he linble
‘lii he, i‘ot'eelosei‘i lit the .Niilntj manner
it mid lien nioiznnhe mi
Null bind and building», in ltltt’ll' ol‘
Milli oil}, to tit't‘tll‘t' nniouot otx
llnfivsifll‘ttulil nud “penned; pro},
\lllt'tl. thsnt no i‘llt‘ll lien r-‘llilll continue
in t'ViI-l tor n lonuerxwriod tbnii ll‘i'il.
tin “rtt' .'l
‘iitr
mild
‘yenrs nl'ter dot’nuii oi nil) iiii-rtiilltiient.f
as provided in section nine hermit". tin-i
lens. within unid th? yours. n certilh:
cute, nipped by the ninj-ol' or limit of.
.snld ell), deiirribini: the premises on.
which such lien enisin itnd hinting the}
('lillillt‘ii hi Milli etiyi no ”it,“
lien thereon. slinll be lodged Willi ill“
10““ clerk of the Inn ii 0i Xorwnlk;
iiiul proiideti. thither. i‘nni upon do-
laiult oi pnynieut of tiny instnllnient,
tor nlhll' dais :it‘tt-r the Millie becomes:
pm. and pnynhle, till provided in nee-f.
than nine hereof, the amount M such;
«lien shrill be for the full ninoiint 0i illli
iiinlnilnientn due on out-ii assessment“
nod such lien shall bent interest until:
pnid. Any such lien, shall cotton to'
exist whenever ii eertliicnte discharg-
int.v the some, sixnwi byathe tumor or
clerk. Shall be tiled with lipid town
clerk and recorded upon the hind rec-
ordu of said town of Not-walk. The
'0!!!“ teen for thin. Inch lien ‘
added to tho iissonistneht. uncured
thereby. Sold uncommon“ and ex.
petition admit he collected by wnrrnnt
under the bond ol the ninyor in the
Home manner no nre tnxen duo the
city of South Noru‘nih.
Councilman McMahon wanted to
know it tho committee going to How
ford next. 'I‘ueiidny hurl power to make
any ctuiiuten in the bill it such were
dormitory to insure its purpose. He
paid it would burn to be voted for in-
voi-wbly by the people at the. annual
election before. it won initiated. He
could not under-«innit why the, Citi‘ 0"
Norwnlk pitvinir propoitltlon went
through no Matty, and South Nor-
wniit‘n bod been hold up no long.
Councilman Powers until that on?
Juggling with the hill at this ntniro
might kill it. it won too into to make
any chomp-u. as tho loulttlnture would
no in reunion only it week or no longer.
nnd it was too risky to motto change»
unit loan the prospect of in; passing
thin wanton.
Councilman Pioneer: innuirott it
hoards of. councilmou or the future
could motto Milt changes they donlrt‘d
rewriting the laying of tiltiniiittnonttl.
and no «u informed by Mr. Keogh
that they could not. Thom woruonio
latitude. however, its the pill mind
that not mono than halt the coat eontm
he outsmart against any tortilla prop
my. Thane wait leeway, though, in: it
no: not ohiifltorit to main; the an:
neusmnnlsoneihult the cost. For ’in-
stance if u lot on one aide of the street
was also loot deep, and it wuss only
it would not be fair it) alarm the nor
foot to“; M much u the tail-toot one.
The question warmer: ’ called for
and the resolution hunting this commit-
tee ma emind-nnuailittonriy.. . ‘
' ‘ * “ohm Military ,
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nod the. hind."
. Alitll‘t'wt' .lut'ksiin,
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was 150 {019141901}, uni it was only , ‘
tum! (expenses incurred shrill he nnd rei’ media? 3_ P. Murmur. E
Who led the isrncilles into thoj
Prompted Land? Senator tinggen-l
helm. ‘ '2
Who nlew the. prophets of ilnnl‘?‘
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Lymztn'Ahhott, !
Who preached in Athens the nuf
known (lod'? (liilil'iey Murphy. l
Who wrote the l‘imlh’ of Revolution?
'i‘honius \\'. inwieon.
“ho raised the rlt‘gu of Orleans
Presumably. so no one of these. it;
united who wns the hero of the. lions’,
den, would have iinsweréd “The l.‘ol-'
noel."
”mm—n. .m ma“
ADVERTISE!) tarmac. i
. Below is a list of letters remaining .
uncalled for in the (allowing pout om-
ces for (no current ween.
South Norwaik.
lko ileicolll‘t
l’eter llruiiy, t‘ill‘f.‘ (‘htil‘len l‘lout
Mrs. Edwin t'lii‘ioil. llelle island
(‘oil (ill linrnet‘ hit‘)‘.
it: ll. lltlllltlll'
\‘inet-nzo inn-so
It‘llnor Flt‘illur
Mrs. J, F. Flute
Mrs. (:elilren. Morin
.lohnu Johann. in WW0 street
Alexnnder KlilSt‘i‘.
Nellie lo‘onn
hlrn. .i. 11. Motion
Mllelh Silt”
Noveortto. '; 'l‘homes pince
.loiiel Pinelielnnhl
George A. Wright, Sr. (2)
E. E. CROWR,
Psimuaior. ,5
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Nurse Girl-filth, tnu‘nm, what shall
do? The twins linvo lulled down
the well!
Fond l‘tirontwllenr met how annoy»
all!
i Join go into the library audij
got tho but number ottho Modern!
Mother‘s hingnztne; identilnlnn on or-l
tlelo on "How to tiring up Children.“
Town Topiou. .
LtGHTNiNG DEBTROYB BARN.
EAST WOODSTOCK. Aug, lit.”
Lightning into yeiiterdny struck it burn
owned by Henry T. Chitin, telling it
on tire. burning it to the ground. to-
gether with itn contents rind eighteen
hood of epttlo. The loan will ho nit
tout {3.000.
Entire Sunr
mer Stock“
Closed Out
at ~Big7Discounts
our rim now AND GAVE room
it “to 2t; FIR «or.
r A fimu
#
count with, nun} punt mi.
nonunion. iconic. -, ‘ ' , '
n Spraying thol ' ‘
\w
it
Some of. the Good Values
. for Tonight f
7 to 9 o’clock"
$5 Dresses $2.98
A few White Drona-es that sold
Fruit of the Loom
Muslin 7'40
for $5. Out they no tonight,
$2.98. '
Just, for two hours tonight you I '
cnii buy Fruit. of the Loom
Murillo tit Tillie yd.
iy latte.
it r in -
“i“ ’ Dresses at $1.98
We will sell tonight Dresses
\VOl'Sll from $2.98 to $5, at
$1.98.
Hats 980
Your choice. of any lint tn the
department; values to §5. On
sale. 980.
Vests 7c
500 Summer Vesta. worth up to
15¢, on sale, Tc.
0
New Fall Waists
99c
New Tailored Wiiists, nil sizes,
collar and coils with each
Waist; good value $1.25. On
sale in.
Bags and Purseslilc
About 200 small Purses and
Bags on sale, worth up to 500,
in the Bargain Basement. ltlc.
NewNeckwear 25c
We are showing a new line of
Full Neckwenr at 23c.
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Hosiery Specials
Leather Bags '
$1.30 Stilt llose ...... $1.19
stroll Silk iioso ............ 79:: Two lots oi Lenther llngs, worth
title Lisle Hose ..... .. ..... 39:: up to $3. On sale, {the and
in- Lisle Seconds ..... . . . . .15c $1.49.
WHY PAY MORE?
‘ Convince Yourself.
A Perfect Shave Guaranteed.
THE EVERYMAN'S SAFETY RAZOR sells for Site,
complete with 8 blades. Our factory has a reputation
not the bindes used in lvlt'eryirinn's Safety ltnzor are
the finest hidden in the world. For Sale at
D. A. ROSEN. 76 Washington St.
CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
So. Main til. Elizabeth Sts.
50c
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EVERYMAN'S SAFETY RAZOR COM PANY,
116 Nassau St, New York City
«ch... .... L.
f out on
lib
trite. councilman return-it
.h......w-._.§.w .......
"We Have One Huhdred Pair of
Women’s Oxfords
' that sold regularly for $2.50, $3 &$3.50
‘ We have made One Lot of these
and have marked them ‘7
$1.35 I
to close out This lot includes all leathers
2..
The White Shoe Co.
90 Washington ”Street
Successors to the Flynn Boot Shop
«up. «it.
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SATURDAY SPECIALS
Fancy Potatoes ‘ ._ . . pk. 80¢:
Fancy Sweet Potatoes pk. 40c
Condensed Milk, 3 cans ......25¢ Peoria” Flour, per ting ........iitic
linker“! Cocoa or Chocolate. . .19o Buster Salmon, tall, this little. . .120
3th Normand. per lb. ........iDc nine Label Ketchup. large. ....itto
Bonn Crackers, 3 lbs. ........250 Red Onions. per peck ..........aso
ROYAL (GROCERY- COMPANY V
t 22 SOUTH MAN 81". Formerly i'. D. Lawton d Cor 9HONE 88M
. WHY THE. “33 FOR ED
(innumerm‘ttht's this, waiter?" Old gent/#13011 my wordrmnitnm, I
WultorH'Thttt‘u‘nola." ' would hardly huveknown you. you
- Ctllttlmefw-"Wfll. dust take it. away have altered so much.
11¢ month. of the upper with mow-For better or worse?
lot: 'Nmotedlubontton, dolor out gene-nth,- madam. you cool:
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