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"‘TROLLEY BO‘OMERS susv.
‘- heir vaer the Route, Tuesday.
ITth \'or 11. .Illt-N e.\\"
the
a, evidenced Tuesday when [1111 Irlg
utomobiles crime dashing into 101111.
tte‘l‘ having covered the 1111119 01‘ the
opened line, from \‘orwulk through
‘ The cars rented a dele-
orwulk business men who
ted in the project, with the
iii'y’senglueer, and a couple or
p to tfrom Greenwich who have
Viitelesled 11nd it is holiered,
line also traveled about the
of town this is, and to give
._ mohlri‘g‘ the railroad depot.
" seemed very favorably
with New Canaan and with
lltl'es oi the trolley scheme.
no: line between the
, expects to have his cars In
im by August 1.
’i-Illvormino or by 11 more
more satisfactory for the
traffic but the tumor will
ouxh the your.
”lit runner.
,M‘ IHIPPAN.
1 ‘ 3, " ,
nthn.‘ 1111111. oral! only a. noficiul distention s11
snovllhihe
l LESSON WITH 'A MORAL.
lg‘Cars Curried Interested F‘ar-
, Home Trade Over Mail Order.
("1111111111 :
rolley is by no means-.1 (loud issue‘
trance the construction oi the?
to to show the financiers whutl
an idea of the various ways or can‘t do business with the mull-order
The, house that way.
Im.
1. Barber, the Norwulk motor
(planning to anticipate the
the trolley by starting a letter and 11 money order to It mull-
two order house, you know "
It is not yet to his agreement and paid the 7 cents
or! whether the trip will be made
' tit/e. The latter. would proboht, shying, "Now linIId me that saw
accommodation to 11 larger
or people who live along the 'think you are? You' re In Oklahoma,
putrid Increase the earnings and I’m in Chicago. and you'll have
torprlso by a larger number ' to wait hwo weeks tor that now.”
probably both toward
and toward Nor-walk. on 11 .peg and put the money In his
mm to keep his cars cash drawer.
At the 1
is New Consort has 111,111.. cost you 2 cents more and taken
or one will be Innuxun you two weeks longer to got it then It
Wilton and Norwsiitl’é— you had paid my price in the first. :
00., Wholesale Distributors.
An Argument Showing Advantage of
III Oklahoma not lonu' .1ng 11 1111111
“out Into 11 store to buy .1 1.21112 llc
saw the kind lIc' wanted, 111d poked
the price. It was $1.65, the doctor
said. ‘
l “(loud gracious!" suld the 111.111. “I
:can get. the some thing from ”1....
and (‘0. ,for $1.15."
l “That‘s less thuu It cost me,“ said
the dealer, “ ‘lrut l‘ll sell it on 1110 3:11:19
terms as the mail order house just
the some.”
“All right," said the customer.
["You can send it along and oburgo it
to my account. "
"Not' on your life!" the dealer re-
plied. “No charge sobounts You
Fork over the cash.
The customer complied. ‘
'Now 2 cents for postage and ll
‘cente for a money order "
“What?"
"Certainly. You have to send u
' The customer, inwardly rhvlng, kept
"‘Now 211 cents expressego.” .
“Well. III be'hulho sold, but paid
and ill trike it home myself to be rid
of this toolery." ‘
"Hand it to you? Where do yin
Where'upou the denier hung the sow
“That molten 81.37" he sold.
I
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' place."
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11.112111111111111- tr 1
‘ Organization Located In 13111111111111.1111...
' state.
- ti'onal progressive party.” The signers
‘ and Granville W'lilttlesey.
on: " ‘
An increasing number or people i'e- .
‘ running a port re’culeirly oi the sdtmnphu'y ro-
‘Dooumentl Relative to corpora-
torns Filer. ‘
Documents have been flied as fol
lows on the office of the secretary at
The National Progresslvrs Club of
Greenwich: articles 0: association.
The purpose of the olubia sister! to 'be
“to thither rt'lre'lnterosts ‘oi the pm
of 'Iheparticles are (Elbert B. Bogcrt
Robert 'S. Wdodbrldge and L. G. 0"
Emma]! ‘
The Great Pond company or Ridge-
ital stock $24, 000.
1:01 pmatlou
The. iNor'wnllt Woolen Mills company
certificate of incorporation; capital
stoc.. $100, The Ineorponutors are
Charles P. Bentley, Henry P. Price
The Springfield Alberto company of
Hartford. sertliisatte of organization“
caplatl stock of $111, 11110.
Bulil Cor-'potation, Bridgeport; real
estate; ca-g11it.,al 3100.000; inourpomtors
F H. Buhl, .I P Whita, F. W. Emblem;
all or Shar;on Howe-111' 811cm. Ralph‘
1H. Whipple and John Sterling all of
Bridgeport.
Clnrk Undertoklug- Company. Water-
bury; capital stoc,lt $5 000' begin bus
lness with $1. 000; Incorporoidf‘s .l. P.
Clark, Currie L. Clark and William .I
Maton. all of Waterbury.
Livingston Company, New Haven,
soap Insnu‘fuctumm; capital stock, so,-
(Iotl; begin business with $1,200; In-
t'orporaxtors, Fred Wullace, Archie “Cou—
sic and Howurd 'C. Webb, all of New
Haven.
A certificate or organization was ill-
ed 'by the Seymour Motor Express Co..
of Seymour. .
WOODROW WILSON NOT TO RE-
SIGN AS GOVERNOR OF N. J.
SEA GIRT, N. .l.. July 23.»;Woodrow
Wilson has broken his record for sleep
log. in the past he has frequently
slept. ten or twelve hours at a stretch.
but yesterday he returned from his
over Sunday rest with friends on the
north Jersey coast with the admission
Ihut he slept. twelve hours Saturday
night. 11nd then duplicated the perform-
nnt'e Sundrn night. The gorer'nor was
tired outta Saturday night as 11 result oi?
more than two weeks of router-ring
11nd huudshukiug, but. yesterday he
suit] he tell rejuvenated.
Gov. Wilson expected Senator Reed
01‘ Missouri for a conference )‘cSlerdfiY.
It. was definitely learned toduy that
Wilson will not roslrzu as Governor of
New Jersey in order to make the can»
puign for president. If elected his ros-
ignatlon would make John I“). Prince,
and 11 Republican, nut-lug gm'er'nor.
for ‘
VACATION TRIPS
'Vla Red Cross Line and Maine 8. 8.
Company
to
Halifart, Nova Scatter and
Newfoundland.
Ask Us for Rates
J. M. LAYTON 81 Co
(iheorporatedt
Maine,
ENTB
a murmur Ave. South Nam-‘11. or
field; certificate of Incorporation: noun 1’5"
The C. M. Taylor company, lncorpor-
died, of New London; certificate of in-
'iit of others if you wish, us I shall al-
p_r1:'sideut of Ibo New Jersey Senate
We Sell Tickets
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
"7 11111111:
Mrs. C. Cole rein. How Her
Daughter Wes Restored to
Health by Lydia E. Purl;-
' ham’ 1 Compound;
Fitehvllle, Ohio. “I take grout piety
are in lwriting to thank you for what your
.. medicine has done
for my dough r.
. “Before to lug
fiyour medicine she
1%.?!“ all run down,
{gendered from pains
i“. in her side, could not
Walk but a short dis-
tance at a time, and
1 had severe pains in
head and limbs. She
came very near: hav—
ing nervous prostra-
tlon. She had begun to cough a good
deal and qeemed melancholy by spells.
She tried two doctor'lt but got little help.
“I cannot find words to express my
atefulneas ‘for what Lydia E.Pi11k-
am 9 Vegetable Compound has done for
my daughter. She feels and looks like ,
another girl since taking it, and I shall
always feel that I owe you a great debt. .
“ You can use this letter for the bone-'
was '8 recommend your medicines for re.
mae troubles."-—Mrs. 0.00113, Fitch-
ville, Ohio.
Hundreds of such letters from moth-
ers expressing their gratitude for what.
Lydia E Pinkham' 11 Vegetable Com:
pound bps accomplished have been re-
ceived by the Lydia E. Plnkham Medl-
eine Company, Lynn, Mass.
Young Girls. Heed This Advice
Girls w are troubled with painful or
irregular erlocls. backache, headache,
dragging—down sensutionsflainting spells
or indigestion, shoulddmrnedlntoly seek
restoration to health by takingLy die E.
Pinkhsm's Vegetsbldflohrpouud.
Murphy—So Casey has quit‘ drink-
lug.
weren't. good [or him?
Malonewao The bartenders rigs-
covered that Casey wusn t good for the
booze. ~Puck.
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A CEDAR
CHEST
is the only sure protection
if
nignlust. moths.
Don‘t whit until you hove ti
bountiful i'ur ruined before
111111.113 one of these chests.
We have n'number of sizes
nud shapes 'to select from.
81 Son Co.
134-136 WASHINGTON 3T.
Notice
During July and
August, our store
' will close on Sets ,
urdsyseat [1 p.111.
V ‘ The Gotham” Co.
E. ii: GORHAM.
WYOUNGE.
Props.
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EYES IXAMINED FREE
AND “L‘Alfllb GUARANTTID
UNITED BANK BUILDINGI
South Norwalk.
FenWick Optical Co.
i Mid—Sum-
mer Sale
1 ‘ , OLEAR‘ANCE‘PRIGI‘J
" on entire stock at «
'Ftrrnlture. Runs and Matthias,
, 911111111111- Furnishings.
Did he discover that the booze -
TheA. J.Angevine ,
om Monday and Saturday evenings ‘
POFHAM'A
ay Fem.
Asthma! 11A sthmol‘w
AdTHMA REMEDY
Ives instsptrt-iot and an absolute cute
11: all canoe or: Asthma. Bronchitis. and
Sold by droughts: mail on
receigt‘of price 3! no
r o ’utkrme by mail 10 cents. ‘
WI'LIAMB MFG. CO..Prop-.‘. Cleveland. Ohio
For solo by The Ftittord Pharmacy.
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Justice,
name in
heifers.
hmw-m
Larry—4 like
TIONS.
professor
Shakespeare.
thinks home to you that you never saw l summer
Invesrron'rmo vsusr VIOLA-
ST. LOUIS, Mo, July 23.—~Mr. Darl-
ing, special agent of the. bureau oilin-
vestigstlon oi the department of 111111
tlee, this morning, started an in‘vesti»
gatlon, the nature or which he refused .
to divulge. but which he admitted. may
keep him here several weeks.
asked about his mission Darling said:
"You can just say that -I not herd“ un-
der the direction of the department of'
In connection with the viOIfi-
tions of the Sherman anti-Trust larv.‘
When
Whutshlrb
He inugsi
Harry—wlluh I‘ve got a laundriunan:
use. ‘ son‘leobri-I. ‘
Pour.
FINE CLUB '
-—am~
Wakemrm Memoriai'Aep‘oeIatlon Plans
For Welfare of Young Men. ‘
SOUTH'PORT..July 12.»~'l‘he Waek~
mun Memorial association bus purch-
ased property with a frontage In Main
strete. and also in Water street. South‘-
nort, upon which will be erected a
club house for the young men of the
town. The clubhouse ismade possi-
ble through '11 fund established by Miss
Franco‘s Wukernan or this place.
Miss Wukemon's Idea Is to have It
club ImIIsabulit tor the young men 0!
the village 'muoh bu the same style
he the Y. M. (‘3. A.. or Boy's 'Club in
”Bridgeport. , Miss Wakeman has long
felt that Southport young men were in
need of such a club.
The property fronti'ng'lu Muln street
includes the old building owned by A111-
I'ahnru 'Bturgos. The Water street. lurid
1111a part of the Mrs. Simon Banks (.5.
rule. Both pieces of property adjoin,
.i’ot'mlng a right angle. Work 1111 the
new club house will be started Huh
I J12. of Bridgeport has the plans.
Architect '0. T. Beardsley,
, death while on theirnil trout Nome
THMVTEBIIIBLE Itching .
can fie Quickly Curgd by New Inert- '
‘ pensive Treatment.
. Don't suffer any longer with. skin ‘
troubles, but go today and purchase it,
jar ct llokara, the greaseloss and
antiseptic skin food. and see for your-
solt how quickly it relieves and cures
all skin diseases or irritations.
Holrnru not only cures pl1mples,~
blackheads, acbne, etc., but the worst.
cases of eczema, suit rheum, ulcers,
etc, are quickly cleansed and healed
by this wonderful treatment._ ‘
' EH. Baxter, local agent, is selling
a liberal jar for 250 .und they guar-
antee to refund the money it llokara
does not do what In claimed for it.
Larger sizes 50c and $1.00.
LIEUT. WEST'S BODY ARRIVES.
SAN» FRANCISCO, July 23.»«Tlto
transport «Sheridan. in today Irorn,
Alaska, brought with her the hotly
of Merit. S S. West, of the 16th In-
i'untr1. II. S. A“ who was frozen to
to an outside. station in February,1912.
as good no that ~Dartmoutb Jack-j Chips 0i the old block come ottll'l‘ls home was in Concord. N. 1-1., and
‘O'Lantern. lmost-ly in splinters thither" the body will be forwarded.
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