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' household effects from Osborn avenue
-910!“ work all \l‘cdnesduy.
Prevent and fetilcleat
eervice at all timel.
9 Personal attention xiv-
en to all prescription
work.
‘9 Chain for our .‘trolley
patrons. Game in and
wait for your ear.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manner
m
John Canton, of this place. spent
yelterday at Bevin Rock, New Haven.
William Collins he: moved his
to South ,Norwalk.
,9 feature of thy game wan the lone three
‘ base drive by ”13139 (turban 9 9 9
could anally have been mum to .9
Mr. Gotham been able
. roid. came near losing horse and warn
ll‘ml W or W931". won
the event in excellent form.
The Eal‘t Notwalk Wonders put a
«crimp into the alde9 of Turkey Hills.
yesterday, when they administered a
thorough and awaiting defeat upon the
hobbfera, by a score of 10 to 7. The
which
a home run
to get the kinks out of his legs in time
The Orioles also went down in defeat
at the hands of the Knights of Colum-
bus, to the tune of to 6.
> Wiley Jones. of Third etreet, a well
known colored gentleman of East Nor-
wnlk. ill hialattempt to comply with
the trudlc regulations and leave his
horse standing on the right side of the
on. Saturday night, when a trdley cur
smashed in on the team and literally
threw it upon the sidewalk, doing not
a little damage to the wagon and cre-
ating some excitement on the east ap
proach to the draw bridge. Mr. .ioneii
was" driving to East Norwalk from
South Norwuik and wishing to make
a stop nearthe draw-bridge he drew
The Men a Class of the East Avenuei
Methodist chlllc it, held its weekly ses-
sion, yesterday noon.
William Cr.ofut of the United Stotcei
any who recently re-elllisted, was a
visitor in East Norwal, yesterday.
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John Webb has resigncd'llie position i
as bread baker at Rulldlc's bakery, af~4
tor a fifteen years' term of scrvlco.
Mrs. hiary Frances Scofleld and
Elisa Blanche Beers. of Cottage atl'eet.9
spent Saturday with friends in Stam- i
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Fred iirronn who has been cruising
in the chartered Elect, George R. V lln.‘
Aistyne. owner. has returned to his
' home.
The Young People‘s Society of Loy-Q
all wIIrlIeI-s hcld its weekly meeting.’
last mening. at the Admin Christian
church.
The natural growers left for the
natural beds, today so I'l'i Io llt‘ l'I'I’lil)’
when the
law comes off.
Oscar l“. iic'rllnnzi hut: moved from
the comet of 0 lIoln memo and Van
Zant sti‘cct to iii Lincoln avenue”
South Norwnlk.
Paul Bartrzllll. the bustling youn)
clerk llt 1.9Hllllllilf'il‘01l“lli'tllllt'l‘fl Fltll'll.
was :1 visitor III 5min liock. New iiII
ven, yesterday.
. Rey. (‘illlllI-II .1. ..'\II II-: on oc‘IIIlI ."il
the pulpit ll: ilIc . ~‘I':.\Idlsll lollgrlun
tlonlli llllil't‘li, yesterday morning. and
irein and remembering the traffic laws
,ley could not see the conveyance Iln-
‘tll directly upon it with the result
to the effect that teams standing still
must he on thr- right. side of the load
:and face to the right. left his horse
and wagon standing on the trolley
flack. Tho place wag a dark one and
the motorlnun of the approaching trol-i
that there was It collision and attend-
ing damage and excitement.
,Ilulul II nus
ultimatum
9 ~ lnr liver. atom
9 ad head
dmfol'tv
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section hilieullnen and sluggish lu-
matinee-won alwah get thQ deulred
results with Cuecaret and q kly 1.00.19
’ Don't let your stomach. lvar and"
bowels make ‘you miserable another
moment; put an end to the ohadaCheI
billouslleae. dininess, nerlfon'sneas.
sick. sour. sunny stomach, backache
and all other ‘dltrese; cleans'e y'eur ill-
”aide mantle of all the poiaon and. effete‘
matter which is producing 'tbe'mieery.
Take a Cascaret new: don t’ wait un-
til bedtime. in ajl the world there in
no remedy like thla. A til-cent box-
mea‘ns health. llapplneae and ll clear
head for months. No more days of
gloom and distress if you will take a
Caacaret. now and then. All druggista
sell Cascaretc. Don't forget the chil-
dreuutheir little insides need a good.
gentle cleansing, too.
home, of Curtis Taylor in Eastern (ml
Wednesday evening. A large party or
\ouux people from this village will at
9tend.
Miss Martha Taylor left yesterday
afternoon to begin her studies at Vee-
IIIII' college. Her sister. Mill Dorothy;
Taylor. will attend Hilleide seminary
in Norwalkrg' f
A pleasant enrpriae was tendered
Misc Marjorie Purd)‘ by a number of;
her young friends the evening before!
she left town for (funding academy in
Massachusetts:
9 AND
SAUGATUCK 9.
The state atleei drawblidge ie to ht ‘
i‘.eplallkod I
Alias Glad}: Keith is
guests from New Haven.
.‘Ill'h.
tnluing out or town friends.
day with \lrs. Robert K. (Illlllt
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'ouleriainlllzl liIII
;\nllil Sherwood has been cum I)”. Mum,
Edward G. Wheeler. of the Week:
liouglue i’urdy, a former Weutpott
rcaldent. ‘
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Ellis ll. llc.',ln who l-I suffering
from u actions lch'VIIllrI malady. hull
gone to thcllliclIi for the benefit of
\u out or town Illiuiulcrva
will hm.» charm of the parish dliilllRE
l his absence.
'iilc Snuczlllllk \i'hile clllll Incl bri- l
l TlII Southern N 1" Telephone (otlll
[punt illlx' dotldcd not to act il|l\ r;ollln9
Th" "51“" 0' M!" (‘llroilnc K' m ‘lll l“allic 3 block. but is to lllllo a build 3
nor has been admlilcll to Include.
Thomas J. Kirk has returned from
iili outing at Niagara Falls, N”. 1.
l.\ Sherwood IldiIIilIinx' 'llI- .\lIlnl(i-IIII
house, on State (street.
The Minam- (Inmpt‘I-r cnlcrtlllncd9
i‘PliiilHBb' from Nol'wlllk 0ch
dul
.‘ira .lnIllc.~~ llhll‘ileti of SllI;'.-‘I.llIlIl
yeah I f
\ t‘orrc oi" mm at" at work on iilcl
iI llnpikc uprcllding the hollow ”midi
with (or Illlll filling thcm in \Iltll flue
(9rlluichl IIIIIIII- More em is then pull
.oll and a top drcssllm of (“II is np‘i
evening. Ille i‘t'glillll‘ scl'riI-cs lvcing I“... I" .1, II”. gm. 4 ”I I,” .0" in St ”u IIIIII l uriI-I' u‘IiI ll il in rolled ripen
held.
Rey. LOSIPT P‘. licyollldli oI-cn;lic.l
the pulpit and preached at tile mpl'u
lag and Mini nu. scrlilcs, IllliIlI were
held at the .‘IIi‘I'clIt Cl lli.IiIIn ('“llilltll.
yesterday.
The regular scrt‘lccs wcl'c lleill oi.
the East \\/I'"ililv .\1I',~Ihodist (lilll'l ll.
yestoldn). Rm William W (lillim'
lOlil.
Mrs. H N \‘I-cIch' oi ('ll(‘_\l()\llli
ix 'lilt'ndllll’. sonic limo with illIuIlII lll‘
toun.
Airs. i):lI'lIi Salmon is cntcrtlllniuu‘
Mr. and lire. ll.
moon. l). t'.
.\ large number from this place will
.\, Salmon. of Wash
ulth a steam roller.
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ELOIS Wills IEEITTI llFl’i
E v ulcllollt BLUFF
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9lIIif' The Hollis. which in owncd by
Minors A. i‘urrell I'rouidcnl of the
Ll'illifld Siltli‘ii Slccl ('mpor.nllon lie
occuplcd the pulpit llnd plcacllcd 'illc Mk" m ”"9 rights at ”‘9 Whit” i‘laina‘ if‘illlfl lhp handsome lIllvcr (Ill! 0'70””!
choir rcnliel'ud 1le t‘ Illcut mush.
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The weekly devotional Inccllll: (II
the Epll'tll'th lleagzlc wan hold Ilt ill“
East Avenue Milihntllfii church, lust
evening. 'l‘iu» meeting' was well ill~
tended and t‘lllllllnllinilf‘.
Willlllm Gillblns. mate. of the steam
barge,
South Norwall: lilil‘iml' for shelter, _\'I-.vl~
.mday, was the uncut of hill alstcr,
lire. Albert E. Dunn. of ilcite pillcc.
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Mr. and Mrs.
Ind (lall'IilIicl'. .‘Illua Marjorie. who have
been visiting friends and rclulivca in
Elli Norulllk llilll llowuyton. 1'“ turned
floturday. to lliOll homc lil HIII'IllliuIll,.
On. a
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Tho steam borne. .ltllllkoklls.
Ilrom New York In llli‘ ('Ilunecticui
river, put into port \Wofllfll'l’lll)’ to es-
clpe the 71051 v son that IIIIII running
III the n.0und kicked up by the plevail-
In: east winds
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Time will he an ice cream Iloctai.
this evening, at the home of Mrs.
Binaries Plait. of Ludlow street, for
9 the benefit of the Court Frances Social
011111. All the member: and friends of
the club are Invited to attend.
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The people of tile Iiafner'hlock, in
' list'Washinxton atreet. were planned
Into darkness suddenly, last evening,
when the us eupply failed. It in
9_ 1[truism that the supply pipe got pie:-
lld. The euppiy was won turned on
again. however. and no more trouble
taperienced.
The young stilt walkerl. who alum
i peepie who happen, to be near the
but approach of the bridge during the
. hi. annual! in a lively race.
' the medallion of 130
Riilllililiilfi, which put into lllfi‘
Frank il’llcmnledletr
bound. ‘
fair thiII week.
At llw meeting of Temple lodge. i".
and .\. .\l,. plitlla for the l‘OliilllK bail
Wl‘l'l‘ Iwrl’cctcd.
.‘Il'lllllr lllIlac in having It now nil
illl‘ built in the II-al of lllil realdelllc
on lulpclllll ll\'i'li\ll'.
Mr. and Mrs. lloxer Williama, oi
Snucuimk. returned from their Eu
ropenn trip this week.
Work has 1101‘" lli'lil up for n willll
(III the building or (‘lIIlI'icII l‘lullll‘,
reduced by the non-arrival of material,
Mr: George Hunt. of (‘ompo (street.
in onlorlainlnu Mlu. ll 11. Smith and
9 Virginia Smith. of Northampton. Malia.
'i‘lIII proapociu for a good corn llfll‘
vest thin year in you good in aortic
functions. while in where it ill very
I. Illnllt.
Mr. and Mrs. Salmon. and child, who
have been tisitinn in Washington. l1
(‘.. are spending loverai weeks visitlnu
in town.
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The Republicans and Democrats in
Ballnatuck are trying hard to pot in
office this coming election othcora
from that district.
Mr. and Mr». William 7). Cody re
ccived the announcement last week of
ll grandson born to Mr. and Mrs. John
L. Coley. of New Britain.
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Philip (1. Sanford. accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. Carnelian Jeliiife and
. Mllg Bouillon. have returned from a
delightful trip to Block island.
Rev. and hire. Mckeneie went lllln
week at Nyaclt on the Milton. 'l‘lliu
week they: will he the mo of their
not. 6&1111 Kim at Nader, ll.
llI_\ .‘\l(llili‘f‘l litinar 1. liocllur of Nick
IIIrI illuff lillil a summer member at.
llllc \‘IIlwalk \‘htlli ('.lnb i
ll) 10118le of the line rclord of the}
r‘iiIkI-I and the fact that the Pullii is
9iltntll twice Ila largo ll wallet n Ilcc
ond ilulllleonlc gold lined ailler IOVlllKl
lrI up (till be given t‘uptulu ilyinxtonl
lie leole eluted at the success of hi:
9\I'lllsl‘l lll Ionliu in second place
Iluulullt ll number of othcr wry fast
:llUfllli
[ There was a fairly good breeze. and
;Illc l'nce well an excellent one through I
imit. The monetary wall all follow»: 9
J. A. ii‘atrell’II mulls. handicap 10%. l
iilllahad fifth at 5:58.22; corrected
time. 5220.“.
William llyinltton'll Flicker. handl-
cllp 15%. lliliulled first at h. .3 lil: cor.
rectcd time. 5:21.111.
IlllilIII' llrou,‘ l'Ilmporo nullified third
III 6:“. handicap 11%; corrected
time {Ilium
\t‘lilillm Mcllunh, .ll-III Kenalta. hilll-
Illcap Twit. fintuhed fourth at 6:31 .3;
corrected tlme.fl 127.03.
William 1“. Clarke's Natalee. «retell.
handled llecoad at 5:15.20; corrected
time. 5:35.20.
it. 1’. (’hittenton‘ll Method. handicap
1%.flnlnhed ninth at a: 59.515: corrected
time. illbilu'Ii
canoe Tilting Incl.
Despite the late hour at which the
yacht race war notched. it no decili‘
ed to have the canoe tilting canteen.
which had been twice postponed for
various routine Tilill adorned much
sport. and proved very interacting. Tile
participants were no follow:
Harold Smith and Hammett I'ortoll.
William 1. Mcliugh. In, and mm.
dolph Betta.
Norman Show and ii. A. Baldwin.
Herbert Baldwin and Horace om.
W H. (medium 99nd Minnow
Gerard. I.
2n:
9 euclidean“ .m. lacereadv and
guard on the south side of the bridge.
count noewna TO new voau.
Ward were out; This left Messrs;
Smith and Norton, Herbert Baldwin
and Gray and Chadderton and Gerard
for the elimination event.,which was
to decide the championship for canoe
tilting than {About pecuniary utter
a Warm eon Ill: Mature. ”CM denied
and Gerard wele declared the win-
here. '~ I. f“,
The regatta committee and Juan“ I
for the various events were L. L.
Biockton.Commodol'e L. M. Allen. Wll-
lion: .1. McHugll. Jr.. and G. 11.0mm-
(ietton and they were admitted to be
among the heat of the many of the
Nor walk Yacht Club thla season.
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TROLLav company to aLow
Delay in Widening of Newton Bridge
Causes Considerable Comment
Folk are wondering over the delay
of the Connecticut Company in widen~
ing the bridge over the Noreton river
at the Stamford- Darien town iinca. Al-
though ali the papers in the matter
were sent to New Haven late. in June.
nothing has boon Ilene yet toward put -1
ting the improvement through.
Previous to that time. the railroad
company welded quite desirous of
doing the work. it will be realized that
especial town meeting in Stamford in
March alltilemed the aelectlnen to pay
the railroad $1,250 an Stamford'a share
of the imam» Derien wan to
pay 3750. Neither town was to pay a
penny till the work; was completed.
First Selectman llolxxnton had («one
apeciiicatidhg drawnup. which provid-
ed that the‘(‘.onnecl.lcnt(20mpany layi
double tracks. over the moth eaten-l
siou of the bridge. the nearest rail (09
be at least. 1 1-2 feet from the atone
The width of the; bridge was to be 50,.
feet'llciween (hi-atone guards. Stone;
guards ellnilnr‘l'to those at present on‘
the edge of the bridge were to be;
built. The bridge wall, to be widened'
live foul on the north side alld iEI fcet>
on the south side. I
'IiIol'I Electric Light commnfieaioyed; These specifications were forwardI-Il‘
ill trip through New York state lusi‘m New Haven into in June. together
{week and while in Syracuae vialtedi with the record ill illt- matter.
The
Stamford sclectmcrl hare hcurd llliil‘l‘
ing from the Inllrlmd company The} .
do not understand the delay
CHWHEEIEBMKQU-s
Hulk: lied and
1mm weir! tilt
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brunt. 9.. 5.35.
suulanmnnmn
‘illIz clectcli fol them in Allorncy liar : M ~4==E._.. - ”9.-.-.-
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Have-n & Hart-
ford
RAILROAD l
TIME TABLE
III Effect June 4. 1011.
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A. M~Il"(\'\, 8:11“. 52"“! It“.
”9.,
71‘: 0:. 7163. rli‘la 1:11;, 1:153.
iii {tux l0 1m, rl- '317).
’. ~ . ":5I'Ill lino 1.37: (Phil: .91
all. . layin‘ um III llarl‘cm “Into.“ 2. ml. 1
2:1ilx.681lilx, 1: (km!
6:1“. 1:1", 1.5le. 19:05:. I
Sundays. E
ll. at. «12. ills: «ms. 6: m. I: 51 Ill: mi
I at 1:313 11:. 2 tax. ”137. mu.
h'lllilx. 72,001 I 12, 7; Edit. L 28!. I "I. I: “I.
ll): Ill.
9l
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new you r6 acorn aoawaaa. I
A. M.- 1.153, I to t: «I. coax, lzfln.
11:80:. it: illlll. ll: lot. it: I101. 10: 01x. 10ml.
ll. box 1108.
1*. him-9.11083 m I: m. mm. 3:31.
3. lIIIII. aztIIIII. 117ml 11' t 333. 3.01:. a: m
915 25s. 3. (le II III Icons. I' .m. a. 00:. I: 30.
ll 00x. 13- -3bl
“More.
’A 3100:00. 7.80. Izul. DIOIX. 102.88.
1’ u 4' III um 3:01. non. 'Izeu.
Izailx. it 10:. il:011il 17:00 (1.:
eou'rI-I noawIsLx TO new
RAVI”.
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e: m. 1999;093:113 “ I m. ’
5.5:.“ ”6:“ . 1917.7?th 'IIM “a
To Marianne“. ilelurdm coir-lull p.133.
tendon.
Afillwll‘ln. tonal came. 12“.. em.
I III 11: ll
0 “it“: 37.1: 3:303. men. out men.
slut: “Ilia.
“NURV 1‘0 ”W” NONWMIIK.
A M lfiijium ll oez‘ffl. 10:“. Mi“.
Wye.
l: 2151ch hills.
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DOWN NOIVMLK TO DMIWIY
u? ext?“ :0 (daily exam W)
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nulm‘. im. also. mm on.
9: 6.33“:
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I‘I‘i‘fuw
MIWWWW
illlllllifili‘ llll lll
ease and sulphur for keeping the hair
dark. aoft. glossy and in good condi-
tllln? As It mailer of loci. aulpllllr'is
I natural element of hair. and ll defic-
iency of it in the hair is held by many
scalp specialists to be connected with
ice: of color and vitality of the hair. '
Unquestionabiy. there is no better
remedy for hair and scalp troubled, es- 9
ed.
of New York, not up an ideal remedy
of this kind. called Wyeth'u Sage nlldl
Idrllggist's to sell it, under guarantee
falls to do exactly as represented.
W WWW
lulu III Hliil
a Little II... and output Mlkiiil ‘
Grey Hair Vanlahw—A Rem
city for All Hair
Troubles
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Who does not know the value of
pecially premature graynese, than
sage and sulphur, if prOperly prepar-
The Wyeth Chemical Company.
Sulphur Hair Remedy, and authorine
that. the money will be.rei'unded if it
This preparation I: offered to the
public at fifty cents a bottle. and is
recommended and sold by all drug-
glatll. Special agent, Stillsoni’owcll
Corporation.
BOY ON THE OUTSlDE
Baseball season oft reminds us.
That we ought to soon commence
Clamorilla for them to Itive‘ us
larger knothoiee in the fence.
~L0s Angelo; Enpreae.
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JACK FROST's PET AVER~
BION
Stamford
Oak Heating Stoves
The
stove on the market.
most satisfactory healing
Of all ollr
runny customers who are using
Stamford (inks.
been diarsiieflcd.
of «love eatieincllon.
Horace R. Nash
N. Main & West Sis.
S.Norwallt
Il-Ii one lliiB
lt’rI the acme
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Notice
During July and Annual
our more will close on an.
anion at i p. m. At your
Iervloe every other week
E. E. Gorham
to Flat 01» East Not-walk
dayfrom7e.m.to6p.m. . 9
Decorator .
Telephone Four One Six
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Fresh Assortment of
Door Mats
Cocoa Mats
390, 800, $1.10, $1.50
nexlue WIIII Mats
31.75 to $2.69
r. A. MITCHELL
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sense fit..we know that
on fire! acquaintance.
We are displaying in our
The sooner you come the
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be wind.
They are correctw-elean-cut and crisp.
to feel abeoluteiy sure about Ityle, fabric and a good
. Have Arrived
if you want
we have the clothes here
that will strike your fancy and win your confidence
We feel quite sure that we have the very Pall Suit
here new that will please you from head to foot.
All you have to do is name the price and we can
allow you I range of styles that have your particular
Idea materialized in every little detail.
Welt window $15.00 Suit“
more certain you are to‘
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
99 Pinon No. 11852.
SEEM HARD WORK to get the heating system in
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. your house in good working order every winter?
9 9» Why not let our men thoroughly overhaul the fur-
nace now. and restore the worn out parts and clean
it thoroughly,
you are ready
It
so that you'll have no trouble when
to stalt it.
The Jones 8t Hotchklss Co.
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
17 Wall Street
,a.~-_9.._...._.._—o
Phone 742 Norwaik, Conn.
L00
magneto and cell;
the manufacturera, for 11525. For
80 Wall Street—(Phone)
at the dedoor, 80
h.
Equipped with all! mohair top, wind shield. gas and oil lamps. Bosch
everything first-class.
F. E. LOCKWOOD 8: 'CO.
Garage. Water Street. Norwalk. Conn.
p. Touring Car
Guaranteed for one your by
full particulars call or address
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Any iCut You Like
Tell us what cut you like and we‘ll
do the rest. “'0 guarantee it will be
the best and choicest of the particu-
lar part you select. We are always
anxious to please patrolmwtherefore
we select our beef and other meets
with great care. Try us and see the
difference. .
Chernok’s Market
76 NORTH MAIN ST.
TEL. 445. FREE DELIVERY
Prepared
buildings that molten its use
The Hatch & Bailey Company
BOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone 0 with Branch Station: In All Department-
Lumber and Mill Work iorEverything
’llll come to Ilay because it hue mcrit for
preferable.
gradea editable for all purpoacs.
Roofing
some (dilution of
We keep several
on. WIGHMANN’Q area.
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Does Not Curt-leer he la indebted to
Iridgepert Real Mate invest-
ment Company.
August “bellman. the Elm Grove
street butcher. believe. an initiation
well done him in the account of the
cult: brought laat week by the bridge-
port Real late inventlnent Company.
Mr. Wléhimnn ears the concrete curb
and guitar 1 dispute was laid in front
of his prone y a year ago. and did not
prove satisfilctory. He made two pay-
ments on llccount. amounting 110
which left ll balance of 180. A portion
of the walk. by rectum of too high a
grade in tile street 1,. grant a foot
too low and the raids have washed
the earth or it. partly burying the
walk.
When tIl walk well laid the com-
pany kept i It tools, cement. and other
number in Mr. Wiebmann'e barn, oe-
ammo
two lanolin bonito till
tile lonlptlm plomiucd to pay him.
view of these circumstances and the
fact that no one ever called to outlet t.
the balance of Still. Mr. chhmann did
not pay it. He hue retained lln attor-
ney and intends to fight the cam
Iwilicil wall returnable today before .lIIII-
tloe of the Peace Frederic A. Hart
lull. in ill-inserted.
MIDDLETOWN WOMAN 100.
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ma. sephla e. Runaway Receive-
More Than 1,000 Letter: of Gen-
retention.
ManIIIETOWN, Soil. ”fir-MM. lit»
pitta (:1. itiIiaewny. the eldest woman
in medieval: county. celebrated her
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