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. F. H. IAXTER.1.“‘
“M; for Town of Non-walk
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- ' tor IIII.
Andcrsda’ rim-Inch Works
hunches dud Bonn
of III kIndI promptly built. In“ I‘
All kinds of I'IPIIrInn '
nivbn IIIIIII Iucntlon. ‘
Oyster 8010" Point, NorwIIk
w__-~nt_
3418. H. Fields, of New Britain, was a
Wisitor In town yesterday on lgusiness.
Thomas W. Mitchell. of Boston, was
a visitor in town, this morning on hue
can.
.iiliam vR. Jamieson of New York
oIty. was a visito1 in town, Iosteiday
31111521110011 on business.
Mrs.V5John Sniil'en, of Bridgeport. is
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Whit
uey, of West avenue.
iLeemon 13. Trip is moving his house
hold effects from (34 Woodward uve‘»
' 106 South \lain street.
.. Muir Eliu’ns. of New Haven re-
‘ turned 111111.. home, ,Iesterdny. uiiei 11
’ etc. with tolatives on Swing
‘ week .
more who was injured
III.» ”of “y a falling heard lit the
51th Taggazt place in Neu Cnn‘fian is
[recovenng' at the Norwalk hospital.
‘Strnw Hats. O'Ilrien‘s.
‘ i=1 , m ,,
_ cgfi-Mr. and Mrs. .iohn ‘Da-rrow and
‘ . fiuughter, Mrs. Harold Wood and
laughter, Miss Mabel, of East an‘
whlk were goes to or W. S. Ray-
'lnond, in Hoyt stwei New Cunnau, on
(Wednesday
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1 W. B. Simon. of New Canaan
' Just; completed remodelling all
:‘phrrnhlng weiwk in [lake 0’ Ham's 1911
idonce, "E1'--'.111G01311111“ 1110 has also
1411311111911 thwe bathrooms for Mrs.
flour or West Norwa‘lk
' I
h as
' "fj‘Gllbert Underhill, employed in Flib
my and Benedict's grocery store,
the .
" .iwon't admit of any accident, hut he
{ran into an ltniian ’l‘hursday, both he-
" zing'cyclluto ut the time. Neither was
injured nor did the hikes suffer much
V'A irony of Boy Scouts of Amor‘icn Josephine
pinned through Norwnlk 10910111113 of
Mnoon, hound fxom l'Irldgt-poxt
Windward
'mgona which contained hunks, provl
by rune
“Pullout“. $4 to $10. O'llrien'n.
‘BIm’I stable by loco] Humane
. Thomas Hunt, and also ordered
I) he falcon onl again, until further
1m
Immmtlun exercised at
11 Hall, hm: the following to
:5: j sigm- manufacturer, who has oo-
o 'mutcuon as o. (bloom:
‘ .111qu Would do credit. tog
35 .
John Y. 51111111111111.1111; New
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} handed
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to .fold, the court 1;! outed a decree upon
They 111111 with them two the grounds of mueliy and lutemnu
I‘iona and other material necessary on comm-r 22 1907
I long trip. They hauled tho ungonn 1.151 Friday
horse owned by 006.... Philippa, the plaintiff $100 damages
or Grnnhury, wnn round my night by legod that liulnaz and his wife tore
' Milly, lying down in High down an outbuilding belonging to the
7 The horse was in n critical nl.uintiff
Ition and was ordered to be talc damned,
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nuns nonouuni
CAI AIS, M0,, June "7 —l.~0w titi0%
prevented :1 hemy loss of life early:
today. when the stadium Gland Manon
carrying 1300 ex ursionists struck a?
dredge in the St. Cloix River The
second engineer, James ('111cy oi East
Boston, on the (hedge, was crushed
to death. No one else was injured. 1’
After sinking the dredge. the Grnndl
Manon began looking and the pass“
engers welo transfeued to another
steamer in small boats There was‘
no dunger oi sinking- as the tide was!
low. [
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A misunderstanding of signals 10'
believed to have caused the accident.
Captain John Ingeraoll waI in com-
.‘mand bf the moron, Which it on 110d
in the Grand Manon SW5“? ID. Com-,l
puny. .Zli‘he dredge is oIIne by thet
Bay State Dredging ColnnunI of. lies
ton and had a crew of about a dozen :,
men. Engineer Carey wzi's‘ahout forl-
iy-t‘iIe were old, married and had two
(hlldron. IW
The Grand Manon become lodged oni
(Oil of the sunken (hedge and “355%
leaning considerably. No effort “as“
made to float her. There is 11 heavI
rise. and full of the famous Buy of
Fundy tides in the St. (‘roix ltivor,
1.11.1 it is thought. (that if the II'nterl
had been high, great loss of life might
have resulted. *
TWO DECISIONS BY JUDGE BUR-
. FEE _
Grants Divorce to Josephine ,Blalcdell;
and Allows Rosie Dcccnre $400
Damages
Judge Burner; 01‘ the Superior Court
down decisions in lwu nulls
losterday. in the. divorce notion of
Illuiudoli of' Sinmiord
lngulnbl William W. lilnlsdoll of Siam»
1111c. The lonnle w01'o muiriod De-
'I‘ he trial was held
in the unit of Rosie Docosnro, of
Norwulk. against John llnluun 'nnd
wile, of Norwnlk, the court awarded
it won ul-
The latter wanted 32. 000
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'Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
1
2i
With vacation time im‘uicdintely before you there no.1.
‘ certain tequicitcc in furnishing goods that every man should 1
1 have. not only for comfort but to be in hoping with the
modern demands of society. 1 ,
Business In a way has fixed certain price for the Iaic of _;
‘iurniahing goody. such as 25c, 50c, no or $1 for certain thingitf; _.
, but the conditions tha govern the price have never stipulat: ’,
‘aed THE QUALITY you should get for your money-Jot in-
malice: , .
You can buy a ahigt For $1 hole and a shirt for $1 else- 3
where. The first will be eupleasurc to wear, to look at and '
a comfort The second will be all disgrace perhaps, and a ‘:
regrettable purchase. We don"t say this of all shirts bought
elsewhere; but of many.
We have certain fixed standards of quality to offer at
these fixed business prices, we aim always to see how much
value we can put into a shirt at $1 and that' is why our fur-
nishing goods husineSs 13 going ahead so fast.
Men know there is absolutely no question about what
they buy here—and they further know that should there be 1
any question, we are here to promptly adjust differences to ‘t
the customers’ absolute satisfaction.
' MATCH STANDARDS or VALUE m FURNISHINGS
AND YOU LL FIND us FAR IN THE LEAD.
FOR SUMMER COMFORT WE OFFER:
B. v.’ D. and Porous Underwear,
' Soft Shirts 50c toV$5.oo. 1 ' . 'V V
Soft Collars 15c to 251:. .
Interwoven and Everwear Hosiery 25c; Silk at 50c.
Straw and Panama Hats $1.00 to $10.
:LI fl:
Cloth Hats and Caps 506: to $1.50. 1 1.
Suit Cases, Trunks Ind Bugs. ‘ '
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TFITTI‘.
Unless You Have Tried Our Sea
Food, You Don’ t Know .What,
SWORDFISH, BLUES, VFORGIES. MACKERELV, SALMON, 5NATIVE
BUTTER, FLAT, WEAK AND 000- EELS, HALIBUT, LONG AND
FISH, LARGE SEA BASS. FRESH ROUND CLAMS. LITTLE NECKS.5
PHONE. YOUR ORDERS EARLY.
TELEPHONE 108.
FREE DELIVERY.
O-Ceadar
MOP
$1.50 ,
The boat Mop ior hardwood floor).
Bungalow
Aprons
«how neck, short sleeves. clin-
ovor head. mat the nlveut thing
In a. dress apron for hummer
member In black bi‘whlto. blue
and white, figured poroale and
black and white,» vbine and white
and grey and white strive. 600
each. .
4th July PIII OIrdI, 6 (or 60.
J. ' I Mallcttc ~
“VII. 44‘? WI'hIW:.B§'omI1k., V
which cleans and polished on floor.
Dumbo my and mm with
mini. when surly". . ~
1’5
‘ intuit wasn’t kept will“ lust nmii In.
,5 the mitotic: It minnow.
. 1’ - .5
It
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GLAIIK WENT TDV SLEEP. ~ .
WAM‘NGM. June 2340110111»
We
”WW ‘ lime mt his 111111111 ,9- .
hour. Ind ions heroin my 4.1.. .
3 Icing gradation (wont to the Magnum
- stable to mirage for ntahling at three
hereon. no one his employee haul tn-
_' built. Ha hull been lnntruotod. 11¢ told
_ burn could he hired (for them Three
.‘ .cinlls were outlined him and when he
3 Wished to gum the dollar to a. colored j
, man who had been taking care of the V..V.
Vdcncrintion given by M1.
'5 having trouble with the one you are
11‘s» human with O'Codnr 1.11.1.1 .
' 5V rday ‘ .
the (halide about 11 10111111 who obtain
“c. conch-thorn him In: his Nerwhlh
‘V‘V5NIn1do murder morning. on tithe “ 5
1111111011.... ,Mr. Manner mode the visit
thinking that he wedld attempt the
some trick in Stnmierd. , . ,_
Win the WI). of :1 grown, the
Icon in new at Bell Island and Nut
Ibo barn on the him was (being re-
Muxoor, to niable the homes until I
was about to leave for the railroad
smug he boygowed a dollhr tram Mr.
Mower haying he was "broke" and .
horses in 1.1:. absence. .
Mr. Magnet did not see the mah
again and; filter making some inquir-
lea learned that he won uh inlnoater.
The police here say that a (man of the
Manor was
in Stamford yesterday. ~Stamiord Ad-
Vvocate. '
Advertise mt} wants rum Sentinel5
3 lbs. Fresh Graham Wafers
Extra Fancy.rPol
.3. aides
Very Best Creamery Butter
neck 4:
3....Cakes Morgans Sancho for
Magnolia or: Clover Milk can
Wholesale prices
Bottled Been, Ales Mineral Waters
TLOVERS
‘5‘The Place”
Childrenls
PUMPS
Tan. Patent. Gun Metal White.
Canvas. . .
$1.00 to $2.90.
Ladies?
PUMPS
Tan", White, Gun Metal,
$11.00 to $3. 50.
The Ralstmi
Nubuck Oxford
for Men, $4
_ TWO‘STORESW ,
Norwalk‘ South NOI'Willll
Ami—fitting Plate
Colonial 5
:
:83 a: 135 WASHINGTON ST..
Phone 440V
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Rook
(Formerly Board’s Rocks)
READY APRIL 29th , _, .
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
Only One First Choice
Minty will write for these maps but the one who gets first :c
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FINAL MAP OF
A. 1.3.01.1... 8:00
MERRILL COLLE E if . ..
‘V in Window of the Chiford Pharmacy
South‘nam Street. 353th women; '
SOUTH NORWALK :
should never be used. ‘ it irritates the
mucus membranes of the mouth keen.
lug them core and preventing a proper
mastication of the food. as Ivell as
causing much suffering; and Vugnimn
plntevthnt dropB whentnlking places
the wearer at a great disadvantage,
vior it not only emhormsses him, but
cit-times makes him an object or re-
pulsion or ridicule. There Is no rea-
son. why 11 ylute,nhouid.11oi give out-
istoctiou It properly made Are you
ICE CREAM
THE BEST IN Town“
HAVE YOU TRIED IT? ‘ .
We have our new machine workinh now and are making good
0111‘ delivery service is prompt
ice cream.
BUNDLE" S BAKERY
. MoIWALK.
EAST NORWALKui
‘uaing? it so, let me show you the
comforts of a perfect pinto.
Dr. "J. 11. MALLERY
18 mu: m 31.. com 11:11qu
Hour” ’ .1 n. W 3 D- m. Inn.
«m D, ”Emmi! any.
Mau
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We are expecnng
our Supply, of
Wax Beams pt. . . ..
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ROYAL GROCERY a”)
SATURDAY’S SPECIES “
primacy Noupotatouwpk.
Fine Gmuhted Sugar 19 lbs WIN...“
Very Ben Creamery Butter. 111
,‘Aupamm, her bunch ..‘........ 25c (Native Penn 2 1m 571,1”, _
cots peril/noon ............., no] NuivoBonieIJv ””"5
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