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The Candy of Excellence
‘1»0 pin pound 1‘,
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Anon: iot- Town of Not-while
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uncovers _
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~ An'ilemn‘s Launch Works
Launches and Boots
of All kind: promptly built. Booth '
to.- «In. All kinds of rooming
9alvon mow Attention. ,
cyclist; Iholi Point, NOMIK
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The Norwulk Yacht -‘Clubs regular
dance will beheld on Tuesday evening
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New York Central and New lia-
von ioiniiy to Furnish Nee
ossary Honey ‘
The weeklv band conceit will he'
held in Norwulit this evening on Klou.
dike Park _
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0hr Brothers’ ”Lodge No. 10, 1.0. 0.,
"R, will meet Monday evening~i’or reg-8
ular business.
. Concord Division, ”No. 2, Sans or;
Temperance, will hold a regular meet
ing on Monday evening. »
BOSTON, July 20.748123 Boston
News bureau understands that ur-
rangements will soon he lierfected for
1 “equipment trust," financed jointly
‘by the New Haven and New York
Central, or by the New Haven und
Boston and Albany cothhnnlesfito pro
vide for $6 000, 000 min or new cars
and iocomothes for the Albany rond
Bids have been quietly solicited re-
gently from equipment companies
coveilng 4.000 box. $09 coal, ioo- lint
The “Knob Club dance ivill be held
this evening as usual and promises to
'he another successful Altai.
Buckingham Post, No. 12, G. A: R.,9
iheid :1 regular meeting lust evening
and transacted routine business
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—-—Pannmas Punnmns. O'Brien‘s.
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A montho’ mind muse will be held
on Monday moining at 7230 iii St. Joe-
eph‘e church for the late John Cullen.
8 mail and 3 dining room coaches and
21 locomotives, all of the most modern
type. The locomotive bide are on four
' Mullet compounds, 4 Pacific type nus-
scnuer engines, 5 freighters and 8
switchers.
Practically all replacements and ML
Cockenoe’ Tribe, No. 23, l. O. R. l\l..
held a regular business meeting lust
evening and routine business was dis-
penned.
stuck made since the leased dozen
years Ago have, been with the New
‘ York Central equipment. Thus today,
iiicre are but 2.700 freight nod con‘
Albert Mulkin, charlee Bennett and
Howard Hoyt of Franklin avenue, are
spending their vocation at Old 0r-
chard, Mo.
., The Country Club water sports ‘ at
3:30 o‘clock this afternoon promises
to be more interesting than those of
former yearn,
longing to the Alhanr
Up to Juli, 1911, curs needed were
freely furnished by the Central.
the establishment on
.9 Benton supervision of the Albnny, un-
Aithough u launch 110W. runs 8° derthe poet. between the Central and
Compo Ben‘bh from NOl‘Wfilk the great-. the New “oven, the equipment or-
er proportion or the new!!! 8““ ““9 rungcment was discontinued, and the
the trolley curs
, year has shown disadvantageous in-
Keeper Thomuu Dcloney,ol Putnam creases. To realize this condition
Park has been able recently to secure .the new purchases are cantemnluted
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«em Ana and 11;}: “my remnant win. the Control
O'llrion'a.
‘ “tabla commotion
2 counter. in the White street Itotion, 09085880“.
‘ mniiury, condoned by it. A. moo, you“
‘urdoy morning: by exploding in one!
~ and 100 holiest cars, 2olet‘eei manager» '
ditinne to the Albany reatl's rollingi
eidernbly under 500 uawenger ears M.
With -
that date of ,
Albany's car hire expenses the past ,
ed. For this nortnerohln's initial on. ,
I immune otter-tire. that the New Haven 9
hon been oliiiged to provide for any '
b t ion or etchu can con
Three 0 t k ”D themgunch deficit in connection with the Albany‘s ‘
Straw Hat
Serge Suit
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FISH,. NATIVE LOBSTERS. 8169:0880,
“TELEPHONE 108:.
Specials
In Muslin
Underwear
We here just received a new
line of LONG NARROW
WHITE SKIRTS, just the thing
for the narrow‘dresses. nt nonu-
9inr prices, $1.00 and $1.50.
SPEClAL VALL‘lilS in Night
Gownn, good material, low necka
Iort sleeves, 50c.
J. I. Maiiette
88 Washington at.
. 449. - 80.9Nn9rwalk.
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EXpre SS Today
BLUES WEAK, BUTTER SEA BASS, FLAT, COD, HALIBUT, SWORD
Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market
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melon and shuttering the Attendants
ill tho counter pioniiuiiy. tr. 1.. mm, 8
Mn. Mikhail Patterson and Min nun;
mow; thin“ in rendition:9
toi' dinner. Add were preparing to open
on W Wis. The new ovi-
unlit phenomenon“ into the W
on. for the moment the tin ooh um
unscrewed. the me. new every oi-
relation; while mm innit 9 _9
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motes. itinmviomhtwflmm.
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FORGOTTEN FOR YOUR SUM-9.
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LONG AND Li-‘TTLE NECK BLAME. '
832s oeuvaav. 9
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Painless Extracting
it. in uolonger necessary tor a ‘pen-
sun to dread “the extraction-of teeth,
when ninetiiod so harmless And pain-
less is available.
1 have mode a special stud) of this
hrunch or Roth and am able to meet
the demands in eiery case: if your
teeth hem been neglected until they
ere broken on, or it there are con-
ditionn which render them difficult to
extract, they will rectum! just as sut-
infnctorlly to my methods: as those
which do not require oeuecisl cure.
The ,mouth is left in good condition 9
and no ill after-clients follow.
16 south Minn St, eoum Norwnlk
noun Itintoflhll. “I"
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' Violin H. unripe, 1st VlomPru. .
amusement H ROWAN. 2d Via. ,
Dr. J. H. MALLEKY
, todsy. 9
BUHINEBS AN
“ FAQILITY
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,0 FE‘ERH VERY
BQNBISTENT ,
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“17,800.00
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, W9 Deposit Boxes 68 and 86 psi- y”, ‘
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, WILFREDBODWELL, Cashier
DiRECTORS
B. H. Mathewson .1. Woman Marvin
John H.Knupp , John H. Light. ‘
Christian Sworn: , Fred. H. Bow-n ,
Samuel Grumman 9 Lewiofi. Huributt
Henrye. Lockwood ‘.
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BW'ISS‘ ALUMINUM WARE.
It is an established fact that,
Swiss Aluminum Cooking Uten-
9‘slis are superior to thaw mode
or any other metal
been proven by ncientlilc re-
search. as the tests show that
no vordigris, rust; nickel-oxides
or injurious zines can term. no
matter howit is used. Neither
is there any danger or chipping,
as with gnome! were. 9
Ti is an excellent heat conduc- ’
tor, uhich means quick boiling
and sewing oi iuel Its light
weight makes it easy to handle,
and the silvery -white color of
the nose is pleasing and aiwusy
clean looking
Ever) piece is spun (not 1.
pressed or stampéd) out or pure
sheet material and is absolutely
seamless and sanitary '
Swiss Aluminum Wage has
come to clay, which eventually ‘
means the passing of all hoses
of tin, steel and enameled cook-
; lng were of every description.
'HonAcE n. NASH.
i North Main ‘and went: Streets.
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‘Inn‘.
THE FABRICS WE SHOW
are "the very latent creations tor
summer styles. Come and choose
your cloth and let us tiller you a ver-
ieot fitting suit.
run A distinguished appearance among
well deemed men. Our workmen one
artists and turn out oerfect‘wor‘k.
John «'Knhovic
213 WAsHlNGTON 31"..
scum NORWALK.
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One ihut will give
memes SUNSETRRAND.
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Large Bottle, ea‘ch
Half l?{ottle,-eacli ......
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Free delivery to all parts-of town.
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Phone 9440
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FINAL MAP OF
(Formerly Beard’s Rocks)
,9READY APRIL 29m
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE ‘
Only One First Choic:
Many will write for these maps but the one who gets first
Telephone 760 South Norw 89
M. D. RANDALL
Best Quality of Coal at Lowest
Summer Prices
Horris 8: Calls Comp
TEL. 721.
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Home? Beets ‘
Fancy Potatoes
BEN HUB FLOUR
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SAKER'S COCOA OR CHOCOLATE ..... . ..
Raspberries, Melons. Tomatoes, Currants, \inx Beans,
Carrots. ‘
Pineapples , .‘i
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To insure prompt Attention or- L9
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wait until the weather get: good. 2
A and hue. Order your gas range , i ‘ ,
An order pieced now
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