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., THE‘IEB’I‘ or BAKERY
PRODUCT?
F. A. LANE
ll WIahlngton Street.
80th Not-walk
Anderson 3 Launch worn
Launches and Boots
-oI all kinds ommbtly 11111111 Hollis i
l... uh. All kinds of repairln1 .
Qymr Shall Point, Norwnlk
Miss Sally Gilbert of South Norwaih
method with Stamford friends last
night.
Mls. C. A. Fleemanund son Chimes
or New York city, have been visiting
friends in town
The Norwnik and B1 and River criok
et teams will play this afternoon on
the Blood Rivel glounds. .
~Straav‘hats, 1-2 price. O‘Brieu’s.
Charles Miller, 'oi Orange, New Jer-
sey, is visiting his aunt, Mrs. C. S.
Trowbridge of Smith Main street.
_, The second in the series of handicap
(races at the N‘orwalk Yacht club will
be sailed this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Buckingham Post. No. 1, G.‘A. R.,
held a regular business meeting last
evening transacting routine matters.
ShermanwCommaudery, No. 470, U.
0. G. (1.. held a legnlar business meet
ing last night and transacted toutiuei
matters
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Cookeone Tribe. No.32, I. 0. R. hi.
held a weekly business meeting last
night. in the Wall street quarters and.
dispensed routine business.
Our Brother's Lodge, .'0. 10, ‘i. O.
0. it. will hold a regularly weekly
business meeting on Monday evening
in the Wall street lodge rooms.
~Fuii .ine Goli’ Caps.
O'Drlen’s.
8-. Marys Younn Mons (‘lllb hold!
a regular bl monthil business sessionfl
lust evening, in tho Li‘tliliiid street.
quarters and transacted routine busl-‘
mess.
The weeklv band conceit ot the N01
walk ilould of dee will be hold this
evening on the hundstand on Kiondilml
Park and promises to be another soc l
oerstui affair.
The llcolliv damn of tho Knoll Club
will be hold this evening in the club.
house. Inomlield' a olcbclltra. of Siam.
'dord, will furnish the extoliuut music
ilor the occasion.
All. night nouml boy 1qu bout to Uni
and Mrs. Frank M Miller of ill (lieu i
wood avenue. Mrs. Miller was tormer'.
ly Miss Mary Narnauk. Mother ulld‘
child ore doing well
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-Straw Huts. O'Rriou's.
Miss Emma Fallon of Hamilton avo-
rule has lit-on spending a tow days In!
’I’iaiovillo. where «he attended the our»
Ilium oi the Connecticut Chautauqua
linion. and gave sovomi recitation: at
the banquet held there.
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Ray Sherwood tho Norwuiit automo;
”hits eulhuaimlt. in sounding all of hill
idrimo of into on his n. M. F. onto
it work; ‘ Friend: report that. hilt.
.f‘fihewood’o will he 11 speedy out when
he Miniatures his broaont task.
Warsaw
1. on. “mm. of 111.. Knoll Glob no
which he to pronoun; tor spend 11ml;
given spook! “notion
ls :rt-IERE ANYTHING YOU’VE
MER OUTING? ‘
OUTFITT
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Tllllllls WERE DELAVEB
BY BROKEN SIRNAL
sroulnorox, July 26.~Modlcnl
Exllminor George D. Stanford, oi’l
Stouington village, has held an inquest “
into the collision of engines in life?
yards at_ the Junction Yesterday, and
has {Lied ills report in the town clerk's
office. He finds that two railroad-i
men were killed, but makes no refer-
ence to of third man who '1 'us suppos-
ed to have been buriedin the swroo '
.age. This would eliminhte 11 supuosed
third victim. The railroad inquiry at
this place has not yet started.
‘ The limited train tram Boston due
here at 7 11. in. was held up half an
hour owing to disarrangement ot‘ the
signal system following the accident.
Trains how to wait to gut orders
pending repairs to signals, but trains
are going through .pructlcnily with no
delay. ‘
Fireman Fred Radioy. who was had-
i\' hurt. in still at. the French home
with two nurses in attendance. He
had a restless night. The other. in-
jured men will be sent home tomor-
row.
NORWALK,
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APRONS
Dainty little Ton Aprons, in us-
The bodies of Cecil Cheney and J. sorted designs 1- 25° W “-25
F.(‘011ieyare still here. ‘Lurge Plain White Lawn
Nlrw LONDON, July 26.-The in- 'AIII’OIIS 2:? 50"
quit-y begun by (‘orouer Franklin ii. Auras Aprons as up
Percale uud (linghumr25c, 60c.
..,the most nl‘ulrooriate for the
house, “The Bungalow AP~
ron" .. ............... 50c
NEGKWEAR
A new line of Nockweur. in
.lnhots, (‘honlioottcw (loliur
Sets, Ties and ilowa.
J. I. Maliette
llrowu yesterday into the collision be-
tween 1111 Adams Express train and a
freight train Thursday morning at
Slonlngtou Junction. on the New Hu-
ven road which resulted in two deaths
and injury to several other persotm
will he roulinusd'tomorrmv ill this
city, when the coroner will examine
members of the freight train crow. in
his examination immediately lifter the
wreck, the coroner interviewed Engl- 88 Washington 8!
‘Aneor (3. hi. Mansfield and Conductor Tel. 449' So. N‘Drwalk.
W. illiiingltnm of tho entrees.
Mansfield told him that the train was
linen hours and ten miuuios into and
was running titty miles an hour. lie
saw the distance signal set. clear but,
owing to the fact that he was round-
ing 11 curvujoouid not see the red sig-
nal not against him. Ills Ilromuu.
Frederick (ii. Hudley. called his ullteuu
tion to It. They were thou closo upon
it. til» applied the emergency broken
but did not know whether they w-ork
ed before the crash (urns. Noltltor
ho nor his fireman could jump, he told
the coroner. Hadley being euuuhlt lily
hill hands in the wreckage and he by
his toot. (lonductor ililliugham mid
ho wan lu'lh. eighth car from the.
engine and know nothing of the wreck
till the broken sot.
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THAMER»
owners umgosrtclmo
EVERY NEW IMEROVEMENT
in eyeglasses or spectacles is
shown at this establishment.
lilyen examined by Dentists. 111-
visihlo llliooui. Torin and I‘m
Surface houses and Forrest Fitting
illnesses are features here.
(Inuit-1111.401. olotiotaull. oxumino
your om when you come to us for ,
Illusion.
87 Atlantic ”one. Otnmford. 60ml.
Eaton toilet! iii 11an
Open autumn; Evasion
DAVID“ W. “RAYMOND
.1 Funeral Firestor- Elohalmhr
. 1111.11.11.63 woman.
*tiflultionol. Illllii 11M.
aliphatic at titties-“I
film at listing-min
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All Kinds of Fresh Fish
Oysters, Clams, etc. .
Soft Crabs and Lobsters "‘
Chibiil’s 7 Bridge Fish; ‘Mu‘rket.
orumm in II‘NAMAF‘A ‘
FORGOTTEN FOR YOUR SUM-
ERS
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SOUTH NORWALK
FREE DELIVERY.
Painless Extraétiag
it Is no longer necessary "tor a per-
son to dread the extraction of teeth,
when it method so harmless and pain-
less is available.
i have made a special study of this
branch of work and um able to meet
the domnnda in every case; it your
teeth have been neglected until they
are broken on, or it there are con-1
dltions which render them difficult to
extract, they will mSii-tlid just on sat-
isfactorily to my methods us those
which do not require especial care.
The mouth to loft in uood'condition
and no ill alter-edema follow.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
16 South anon BL. South Ronni:
Room: I o. in. to a 11.11. mm-
dnyl by annotating» my.
Luvaus
“The Place"
PH BURNELL'B PARRQT E8CAPEB A L
W .1
. It is Bald I Reward Has Bodu Qflorod
‘ stimuli. parrot. ihllhortod from Bro-
Mil. haul been militia his abode in the
. who; our! outmoat branches or the
filth tr‘oe in the yard‘ot Mrs. G. s
. Trowbrid'go ht ӣ2 30th Main street;
011 Monday the vomit emailed from
‘1 his solitary Judson and mode straight ,
‘ for the leafy toliaxo or Ilia big tree
across the street.
genre a... bird and on several occa:
stuns young men the” the city hnve‘
‘ undertaken to climb the tree and en-
uvuti
: municipal electric ‘works line depart?
sion outer ladder and climb to the
.and many workmen returning from
' hei‘ hack.
‘ ed to modify its-running board order
, mm. of
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. for Its letum.
Since, Mondoy numb... Di‘ F. 1.5
Many oflorts have been made to se-
ticé Poll a. little closer but olltoi no
.lJr. Burneli, it is understood, has
offered a r ward to any .uersonwho
brings the b rd ‘back to him lilive, the
sum of live dollars. .
John' Luddlngtoh, .ioremun of the
mont, 'wiiirnrohnhly .put up an exten-
heights attained by Poll and pelhnps
bring Birdie down. ‘
'i‘o beanie passing the earner, Pol-
iy is 11* source of much "amusement
their day's labors have vainly endelm
cred to coax her down. ()no urchin
suggested a dose of salt, sprinkled
evenly on the bird's tail might “bring
Foley Kidney Pills are healing,
strengthening and tonic and contain
no harmful or hnhit forming drugs
'51. J. Gorham, cashier, Bank of Wood-
ville, Woodville, (111., recently had an
acute attack of kidney trouble. “The
pains in my back and kidneys were
terrible. but i bought a bottle of Foley
Kidney Pills and took them, and can
truthltully say they have entirely re-
iieved me. I find more benefit from
them than from any other kidney med
ivlne I have ever taken. Try them.
Refuse any substitute. W. '1‘ Wigmole
and Cu. *"‘
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ASK COMMISSION TO MODIFY OR~
DER TO THOLLEY 00.
NEW HAVEN, July 26.—The Public
'Utilities commission is to he petition—
so that its enforcement will be upon
the trolley company rather than upon
the trolley employee.
Attorney Arthur B. (”Keefe who is
responsible iongthe running 1board 013,
der is drawing up the petition in‘ be
half of the New Haven Trolley union
‘Mr O'Keefe says; “it the trolley com-
‘paln wants to enforce the Older it
can do so." ,
“The town has the power to enforce
the running board order," says Mr. O'-
Keete.- . The town has the police power
to pass a. regulation for the protection
of the public health and for its suit-
ty. A running board ordinance woultl‘
come under that head.
“That power is ‘part of its illoilCB
llower. SWIG people may claim that
New Haven hasn't such power but the
‘supreme court had decided many tim~
es that rogultaions for the public sale
ty may be posed." Metlutlme the run-
‘niug hoard rule oi’ tho. Public Utilities
commission is still in force.
dodge Bryant of Orange town lourt
laughed today. when his attention was
called to statements that he but] ”do
clared null and void" that order.
Judge Bryant said: "Attention blight .:
to he culled to that point. Any lawyer j.‘
knows ‘t have no power to overthrow '
decisions 0! the commission And I :
haven't tried j.
"The point in quotation is that. 1 dis- {-
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olmrged‘tlfo accused because there "
was no evidence to show that be com "
milled obi-each oi' theweuco. For that
wit-i1 the charge on which he was at-
rested’
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WAREZ. Mexico, July its. w'i‘hroo
robot commander. out! a generous
Iprluiultlc oi oolohoia hora today Iiud .
thnlt‘lmolml with on immediate lootin-
111111111 of only 300 moo.
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°1 & 85 WASHINGTON ST.
' Phone 440
SOUTH NORWA‘ K
FINAL MAP OF
\ (Formerly Board's Rocks)
’ READY APRIL 29th
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Only One First Choice
Best Quality of Coal at Lowest
Summer Prices
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Wax Beans,
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Mother and Mill Work for Everything
Tolophonl, 40.
BEAVER BOARD
in gaining rapidly in popuhrity as a substitute for lath an
plaster and wall-paper.'1t in susceptible oi on 11111111.. variety.
0! artistic designator walla and editions, and permits oi: ‘ .'
wide mop. for Individual pretermontondiuto. We are minor ‘
and keep 8 torso supply on hand.
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