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United States. gelatin and World-
Uoverr‘ your baggae against. any and
, all risks, by fire, theft, lightning,
navigation. and trunnportation. while
in transit hy, or ii the custody of city
railroad, express, rauai’er, transpor.
tuition or Oi any Simmehip Co" etc.
V TAYLOR 8: GOLDEN
Insurance of All Kind! ,
Rent Estate—«Town. Country and shore
‘ ' ‘ Telephone 1230'
Domain Over the South» Norwalk
Trust 00., 87-91 Washington St,
South Nerwalk, Conn.
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The protracted and expensive ef-
forts lo open tho Connecticut river to
navigation between Hartford and
Springfield seem a needless waste ot’
time and money. llil these modern
days of hurry, watcr navigation at
besl'has hard work to compete with
album and electricity. The channel in
the upper .Couucctlrut could never be
anything but narrow and winding and
barred by dams and looks. A for bet-
ter way to utilize the river, in view
of modern invention, would be to take
advantage of its enormous water
power for. the production of electric-
Illm-kcnoc 'i‘ribe
will meet tonight.
Attorney John Keogh, of South Nor-
walk, is spending the (lay in Bridge»
port on business.
A special meeting at tho
ed for this evening.
The Building 'l‘rndco Council \villl
hold its semi-monthly business moot-
ing this evening: in its hall, in South'
Main street.
~~rl2 vnriotios soft hats.
Douglas Fowler Post, No. 13, W. R.
business
0., will hold its, weekly
meeting, this evening in its rooms, i
Washington street.
The monthly business meeting
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the lschoda Yacht Club will be held; t! , ‘
this evening in its quarters. in Wit-1 ‘1 ’1
tor street, South Norwalk. " fl
(tot-kenoc ilnylofl Association. No.3 : a:
3252;. l. 0. R. .\l._ held a. regular semi-i I Ah I l I i ,
monthly meeting 1051 evening. 0111ng SO ute y n lspeflsa e to Every, “Ian, be he a g‘l
"routine business was transacted. l n p i
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"Confetti dance, Roton, tonight. ‘3 Young Shaver or an Old Fellow in
James Conroy has returned to his du- l ‘3 H i
tics in tilendoniun's drug store alter l i; u l
a two weuks' vacation whit-h wanZ If i. .
spent in l’ortcln‘ster and vicinity. i ii ‘ is!
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The weekly business meeting of i S! ‘llllll tullekllllllllllllillqlllllm-i 9} l
Lincoln Council, No. 4, Order oi" Uni» I y" 4 ' '/ 9! l
toil American Mechanics will ho held a ‘3 n 2
this evening in the Mystic Chain hull, l t H g
in Worthington street. 1% iii
«H'i‘he l’loiuro Shop is now open} I 2‘3
for all photographic work. Amateur. " [i
work a specialty. a, Ii
viluuinvu Silk, i! prolninl‘ut bulldor ‘4‘ l' )3 V ‘ w.
and contractor of lilo Bronx. and hisl i; IF'THIS Al I‘OMHTIC STROP} LR DOES DOT ACCOMPLISH H l
with and daughter, have born spend-l H mm” RESULT CLAIMED. YOUR MONEY WILL BE REFUND. "‘ ,
”my, the cuninn-r with their l'olnlivos,! 5,, ED- EAUH AND EVERY STROPPER IS SOLD UNDER A POS- .i
Mr. and lire. lrrinc at their country 53 ITIVE GUARANTEE TO GIVE SATISFACTION. i -
home on West Rooks road, Norwnik, it ,
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The regular business meeting of the l W . ’,
Eureka llchoknh l/odgr, M). -l‘.£. 1. 0| ~. Off d by Th S th N lk S t l f '
i). 1",. will be hold this owning in hell ‘9 . ere e 0“ orwa en lne 0‘.
rooms. in South Main htrcct. The on l S! g ‘ g ‘
iortnlnmcnl cmumlitce has arranged a l .9
prunimn and at the collolunlou or thin. 1 'l u oupons c-
rofroulunrnlo will ho aoi‘vcd. l";
(:ouri Nari-uh. No. 58. lr‘ol'lmlorn of 2 . This Automatic Razor Stronper is guaranteed tor life. There is nothing to get out of order or
function. Tm“? fileulll‘ifi :lfl:ll:::1 i‘i nothing to wear out. ll)’ its use. every man is an expert at razor ail-ohliinn. it requires no experience to
"(iron ore 0 on ‘ l" ’. ‘ . ‘ . ., .
m . .Hw mum,“ ”Mud“! tho menu” 0].. ‘9. uhaihen any hiyle Oi razor. a foumcamld child can operate and accomplish as good results as a manfit
“m wva.‘ (hurt; and “my the ‘ is poslltvoly the most economical and practical utropplng device in the world.
nwoilug a gonoral good time was cn- “
jilytld. llol'rchlnnoute wuro curved. v ‘SlMPLV 'NBERT THE BLADE 110 THE SLOT! GRASP EACH HANDLE A3 SHOWN IN THE IL»
The follow» l‘rlml‘i a lino time. S! LUBTRATION. AND FULL BACK AND FORTH FOR 30 QECONDB AND YOU WILL HAVE THE
.-......-.W. J, TRUEST. BTRAiGHTEBT. AND MOST PERFECT EDGE THAT HUMAN HANos CAN OBTAIN.
- lllillii‘i‘lliih. Mourning liniula.tl‘lirlim. " ‘
w.-............... ‘1‘, THE BAIl.EY AUTOMATIC RAZOR QTROPPER WILL POSITIVELV SHARPEN AND KEEP SHARP
linymoud ilrutiwrn arc renovating! U, " ANV RAZOR lN THE WORLD THAT ”059 NOT REQUIRE GNNDING.
timlr nowiy purrinnu-d bulldhm on the 3! ‘~ ‘
l'orliot‘ of ldllzhbclb and Day ,cii‘ccla. H . . , ’ '
i‘orniorly hand no a boarding honue.1 (g HIgh'y Recommended by Leadlng Barbers EVEIYWhere ‘
lilxiunaivo ropnirc nro ulvo lining mcdclI ‘6 ‘ ii i ' ,
m that dwelling licuco. Clout-go E. 15% ii '1 ho alloy Automatic Rumor Siroppcr hall created the ‘hlggclt acnmtilou in the thriving world, known
email and family huvo moved to tho} [i in yours. it hi a practical soccer». it solved tho'wiiolc shaving problom. Thousando or minintaro,
,Qunuard boom in tho homo atrcct. J Iawyora. doctorr, bankcrn. farmers. in fact. in every known proiocrlon and or ovary nationality, are
The South filiru'altzmtilongmgntionni ll using thi great atroppcr. 11y llll uric. razors are tactic to smile at the toughoat board that ever grew.
Blilldai' Brunei will hold us first set» u 11 “mm mm tortilla mock the thinly! of our father: can. willie loco comfort a sarcoma in every
hion ndxt Sunday at 12le p. m. Tirol it man's 110i 9 who possessed one of these beautiful little machine». it makes no dilieronoo what kind of
Hillw‘rliilirndylll aim heart? invitailml ii a razor you have, thin alrommr will put an edge on it which will moire it shave like magic. It in
t“ 3 "‘"m um; M m" uchoci to ”9 . « colt-adios lug to oil styles'ot razors, regardless at tho thickness or thinners oi the «blade or the angle of
present, both teachers, omcerc
achuluru. A special program wit
followed and it ill hopod that this
Wi‘l’li’des the school line ever had.
WM
and. Mn. 0. 9. Trowhridgo,
‘ - .‘thiptoy'g another oi South Norma,
are litigation“: farm, in economic: i
m days mourn. Mr. an;
4 .mll, cum. in
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Town
Board of Apportionment has boon cull-
ity. The development should be made
under such conditions that the public
might share tho resulting advantage
of cheap light, power, heat and traits-
portalion.——-Manchester Herald.
The ladies, too, are falling into the
vituperative habit of the day. Ger-
trude Atherton is mentioned as it
sample, and Alice Carpenter re-
toria that Mrs, Atherton is another.
“it is impossible," she says, with the
truc progreeeivé'intensity, “that any
intelligent person" should read “her
cencatlonnl article” “with any other
reeling than disgust." By her criti-
cism of Mine A'ddama, Miss Carpenter
says. Mrs. Alberton reveals her in-
uliilihy to criticise fairly any woman,
and adds that if Mina Addams will
stay with them. the other side is wel-
come to Mrs. Athcrton. The. personal
element is so obvious and provocative
that principles get little Show in the
debntor-Waterbury American.
So we are to have an imitation par-
cels post. We asked for a watermel-
on aud received a squash. After
many years of insistent demand by
the people the politicians acknowl-
edge of the righteousness of it suill~
clonily to make a semblance of ac-
quiescence. The new law is a miser—
able nmkeahiit apparently designed to
O'llricn's.
of
vice will he one or the bent opening ‘
~~Confeiti dance. notch, tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Wholpicy
l FIRST RU
‘ BATAV’lA. .v. Y.. Sept. ti'.——Russcll
discredit tho entire scheme. That is
what we not from practical party poll~
ticians. Is it. any wonder that; they
are in marked tiicl‘avor'l All of those
in alliance with the exprees and Rim
tired interests ought to be kicked out
and kept out of magma. They are
not in Washington in behalf of the
people. About the only thing that
can be said for the new parcels poet
law is that it makes a beginning in a
clumsy, hall-hearted, reluctant man-
uer.~—Brl9iol Press.
RAL MAIL CARRIER
RESIGNS.
Crosby, of Elba, the first rural mail
carrier in the United states. having
been appointed October 15, 1896, by
the late ltobort A. Maxwell, then
Fourth Assistant Postmaster-General,
has resighul, to take effect October 1.
lie is seventy-six years Of ago, and a
Civil War vetorau.
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~ at any ti mono whenyou
,, lit Tim 8 ohm Office {with
and get no
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Mrs.-
Thlll gimp”?
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look it var
You in y begin cutting outt‘ioupoau
‘comccuti‘ oily humiliated present them
in than to Antonino
”onto he momma. domain In
the mine. it ill simple in its use. and very positive in tin action. Each atropporwll accompanied with
tall lmtr economic guarantor“! by the manufacturer: to last a tile time, and will ”HOP Al.
KlNQfi or and“ mo IArrrv ammo or ANY mutt.
have nix ‘
98 can“ .
91"“ ._
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‘ ‘All Dresses Musi‘Go. “See Window Display” 1 [S
1 . «g3tournament-raglan
5.12:5,
$1 House Dresses
590 '
10 dozen Lailics’ l-lousc
Dresses; sold at $1.00. Just.
for tomorrow 59$.
All $4 and i335
thresses $1.50
Out they {10, Saturday, reg-
$3 Whitc Dresses
99c
Take your pick of about 25
Lailics’ and Miaucs’ White '
D’rcsscs.‘ While this V lot
lasts 99c.
ular, $4 and $5 Dresses,
$1.50.
\
Dresses at $1.99
Regularly $5 to $7. Nothing
to be left over. Certainly
those prices will rush them
out. Dresses that sold up to
[AGAIN TOMORROW.
250 40 in. White
Lawn 12c yd. -
Just about enough to last
the (lay out. 12¢ a yard in-
tead of 25c.
$1.00 Gowns 69c ‘
Regular $1.00 Gowns. for
women, neatly trimmed. 69c.
$7. Tomorrow $1.99.
Many Other Bargains Thoughout The Store
Saturday
250 Hose 19c
Regular 25c Lisle nose for to-
morr0w lilo pair.
Beautiful Charmeuse Dresses
stylish which 3
new styles in many c010rs and color combinations .
$10 to $16. See window Display
New Velvet Hats $1.50 and $1.99
for tomorrow smart looking vel-
Two specials
vet hats in all
wear $1.50 and
Satin Charmeuse Dresses the new and very
,.
Hosiery Specials
l 250 Hose 150 ,
Slight imperfect-ions that you
Hose 2 pr. for 25c
60 doz. pairs‘ Lisle Hose, worth
never can notice. Regular 250
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199% pair. Tomorrow, pairs
Hose tomorrow the pair. Every
pair guaranteed to wear. for 25c. %
$10 and $16
oft ‘satin. Some very charming
colors and many styles for early L.
$1.99 values $2 to $3
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WAV
for you to be mm in your no“
house thi- winter II to have n: inltall 1‘,
a Heating System that will troop you 1
comfortable on the «olden day! "
We'll. study the location oi you:
room. the tacllltm of £110,110“. and
tell you whether a Hot Air. Hot Wain
or slam System will minty you but
i The Jones 8t llotchkiss
Campany
ram 742 nonwatx. coon
Daily Line to N. Y.
.F’or. FREIGHT Only
Purim Propeller-l tom Pier
”All.“ film. New York (tool
or flavor-atrium every day (I!
cunt Sundoyl 11pm. traitor
named atrNotwak up Mia.
m. 4 Win Nowell an to it:
no “5
'. «light biliidei,.0i’ omit pounds and one
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fl; ‘ The Hatch & Bailey Company ‘
GOUTH NORWALK, CONN. .
Lumber and Mill-Work for Everything
Toiophom. 40.
. . BEAVER BOARD
in gaining rapidly in populurity u u mutilate tor lath and
plotter and wall-papa. it in susceptible of an lniinlta variety
or crtlotlc danish. tier mils and comm, and permit: of n
wide loops (or individual pretermant and tonic. We are aunt.
and loop a large Mimi! on hand.
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lNVEETlGATED ANGON'M 8H ‘
mo. ( ‘ -
ANSON in, Sept. 0.»—Comnor M
New Haven, came to Antonio
day, to investigate the shooting .
cph Eamon, Who died Wednesday 1
two bullet wound» acid to havc‘ ‘
inflicted by (liriscppc Manolo.
physicians, whohtteudod Bat-ace '
the shooting and [neverai‘ people
live in the vicinity where the c
WM! committod, were present-art ,
quest. Little now was learned
coroner loft inter i'o‘r New m
which other; he expected to _
. the examination at people who
J‘lmow comethlny of macaw
led up to the ,thootlnx. and!“
still. at large. The palm"
in; up cortical out and p
" t. 5 Whitetail“
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A FISHING EXPEDITION.
George H. whalpley and John Cur-
tlra. of ficnth Norwalk and Frank Buy-‘V
dot- at this place, were guests of Clip-
tain George Vanneucen, on his good
chip "Sitidoaflwx’ motor-driven crulwr
plying bemoan Peare’a boat hours
and the Ashley, Foils grist mill. on
the raging Hounaionlc, that Monday.
The party called, or steamed, or gato-
llucd-«up to the linking banks this
ride at the ' stoic line and anchored.
‘whllc the bunch author! and cut bolt.
The groaaareauit was to pounds or
plohorel, trackvrocit and sucker-0.
thiplcy‘ caught the ruchmhut'n
his best hold. Snyder droughts plain:
oral withing olthpr one pound and
» ouncewtho party couldn't’um n to
which ‘lt‘m. ‘,._ohrt _ cousin in
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