"111in Will Bring 311011
the Natural Color
MW
‘ 11s, are taken to stop the cause.
'11 n gray hairs appear it is a sign
at Nature needs assistance. It is Na-
uro’s call for help. Gray hair, dull,
teless hair, or hair that is falling out,
” not necessarily a sign of advancing
o, for there are thousands of elderly
people with perfect heads of hair with-
out 8. single streak of gray.
Vheu gray hairs come, or when the
air seems to be lifeless or dead, some
I ,' reliable hair-restoring treatment
id be resorted to at once. Speclab
sts say that one of the best prepara-
onsto use is the old-fashioned “sage
‘ 1 whichour grandparents used. The
ear, ‘pre'paratiOn or, this kind is Wy-
1111111. scientifically compounded
winter discovered hair topics and
,Wyetlh's Sage and Sulphur is clean
no wholesome and perfectly harm~
ssh It refreshes dry, parched hair,
emoves dandruff and gradually re»
T‘stores faded 01' gray hair to its natural
rector.
Don‘t delay another minute. Start
‘using Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur at
once and see what a . i‘ference a few
days' treatment will make in your hair.
This preparation is offered to the
public at fifty cents a bottle, and is
ec'ommended and sold by all drug-
gists. ~ Special Agent, Stillson 8: Pow-
l} 'orpor‘atlon.
11111101111611 lIATIFllllI-
111111 11111111511 1111011111
‘ 1111111 11111 1111111 or
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(Continued from first page.)
of loyalty and harmony prevailed.
Norwalk, south Norw-aik Durien New
,,Canaan and Wilton wone represented ‘
as were many other towns and dis-‘;
ricts throughOut the state, by invited
guests. The assemblage, for it as
scaled the proportions of on asscnr,
1318.86,. was representative of the"
highest type of citizenship 111 the':
everal towns comprising the district
11th the numbers which attended from
. ,ach corner of the district seemed to
. indicate that the political complexion
to! the district was to be Republican,
haracter and makeup, after the votes
hailhave been counted in November.
mom; the distinguished guests,
resent were the lion. Ebenezer .1.:
'1 , Hon. George 13. Chandler, of‘
Hartford, 1-1011. Charles Peck, of Dan?
Mi‘y. candidate for lieutenant govern
rA I'Hon. Ralph 1) Cole, 01’ Ohio and
‘inhny district petsonuges to numer-
tsc mention. j
, Besides the two hundred and seven-i
Weilve men who 1111110011 (11’ the dinner,
1.11m was 11 large number of men
dwomen who gathered outside or
its veranda. in time 10 hear the
puking, so that by the time the ad-
dl" fies were delivered 11111111 11 large
1!,de collccbcd. The spirit of
thualasm with which the diners:
,m‘e imbued scented infectious. and!
e uninvited, but welcomed 11111111111,
(might it. . and participated I11 that
‘tions which greeted the speakers.
had their loicronros to the several
candidatdu in the hold purilculafly
those addressed to (.klngreaamun llili
.Ths dinner was ucrvod on the east
end of the veranda in an 1111010de
W, which was plainly. but prottilyl
decorated The tables wore no ar-l
gazed that ouch town in tho tiiotrictl
W Its own and all were 11111111111 with .
mods. Favors Word distributed in
111 at Tait 111111 Sherman but-
which quickly decorated the,
"of the coats of those present.
dinner was 11 11111111 one and the;
, was satisfactory. Mmtnnoi‘,
"till Jacobs being in all places
. seemingly. on busy was 1111
boot the evening. .
i! the pinaaonioat isotopes
flair 111111 the music furnished
11111111111311 hand. The band
houth Norwaik 11nd at incl
opted 11 conspicuous position
spanned inspiring music
111.1114 evening.
or; took their seats about?
11.111111 it Was not until 81 1111
11136th 111! all 111111 1191111
‘ and Chairman Khdfllli
1111 the 11111th to call
it to circle“ for the speech
oral Frost, among his
Minn-Its, stated tiltit it
[Chapman months or the last consist
Assembly from Hartford County. 1111».
Chandler proved to be a very inter.
THE SHAY “MRS eating and entertaining. ,,
speaker. His remarks were appre-
elated greatly by those present, having
to do principally and almost entirely
Applications 0‘ a SWIM upon the state situation.
been made that theTl. O. P. was dead.
but, sheared the gathering that the
party was not dead and last night’s
meeting was another evidence that
1111110111 0“ gray hair and 11 WW“ she was not going to die. He con- Dr e amland
will!“ it” PM?“ ‘5 an Old “almug' gratulated the district upon its spirit
ll h i“: to 3' great “mm ““91 if "0 as exemplified in the meeting.
of the Republican party was unex-
cduuled in the history of this. govern-
ment, and in the historp of mankind
:last opportunity to reward a nwmbcr
titer-o. Since then he has been con-
.od in the Republican platform was 11
cities. It la of essential and vital l111~
'lurgcui district in the ninth and there
{position that the party 111111 ilomiuatod
, financial education.
l
campaign
"MUsEM Elvis
3101111111111 and Redd
THE new
The speaker said that the claim had
PROGRAM FOR TODAY.
MT. Chandler held that the Fecfil'd A 101 “1501] feature, The 'Bwn'le ca”I
The world‘s 1110sttu1nous picture ever
made, in one big reel. One thous-
and Indians and soldiers in the cost.
and held that were the country a cor. 11' you want m 386 a show worth.
poration and the Republican party “3 seeing go to the Dreamland and see
directorate, the report shown by the It Good show every night.
latter would insure its reelection ' to
the head of that corporation without. The PettICOat Ranch Bonwh western
Don’t miss it
a moment’s hesitation. picture.
in 1896 the Republican party olect- '
ed forplesidentWilllum McKinley on A Child’s Plea—~11 good interesting
a platform which pledged the party to drama. a ‘
do certain things and these pledges
\vere redeemed.
Four years later the Republican
party again elected William McKinley drama in one reel.
for president on a platform which
also pledged certain things and The Tangle Weed-~11 good comedy in
again these pledges were redeemed. one big reel. w,:.
Again four years later Theodore
Roosevelt was elected for president Therewlll be six grand big reels
and certain pledges made, which shown at the Dreamland every night.
were again redeemed. And then Always have a good show. We strive
four years later William Howard Taft to please.
was elected and certain pledges made Don’t miss the big show.
which were redeemed before two ~
years had elapsed, an accomplish- Matinee every Saturday at 2:30 p. m’
ment unequaled in the history of mun:M Doors 69°" 7' Performance 730’
kind.
The speaker then turned to Nor-
walk’s distinguished son, Ebenezer .1. '
Hill, whom he characterized as not
only a man, but an institution in him- I
self for Fairfield County. When nuy- ANOTHER PROGRAM OF IMPOSING
body in Connecticut, no matter what FEST'V'TIES AT THE HOME OF
congressional district they may be in,
desires anything, they go to Ebenezer
Hill and they get it. 0“ er
The speaker diverted his eloquence
to the state ticket as placed 111 the
Look at This List and Then Marvel at
How We Do It.
It' s great.
.1
Bridge—fit very good picture.
field by the Republican party. Taking
up the 1-1011. John P. Studlcy. of New
Haven, the candidate for governor.
the speaker said that in 18132, when 11
lad of sixteen years of age he enlisted
in the army and went to the front,
fighting four long years and partici-
pating in some of the principal and -
most terriiic battles of the war as u The Most Expensive Play In the An»
111c1nber of the Twentieth Connecticut “M“ "f ““1”“ Th“ I)!” and m“
Regiment. Let it. not be said that 111 Players Thu" Elude anhf'm
(1111.11 and liroth. 11111.
his time when Connecticut has its rison Armstrong‘s
Sensational llit
CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE
i’rosontod by Harry liurkhnrtlt and
company of twelve 1121. K ~plu,\'
165‘ ol‘ heart and soul. Stirring, grip-
.ludge Siudley returned from the 111m: and 0112108111111; throughout.
war and entered i’llillips-idxetor ucnd- Most vivid picture and convincing
, .. . piece of realism. Depicting the
9111) and upon glddliiltlllg from that greatest court room scene over pre-
institution, entered Yale University. 30,111.11, $1.19, the grout jury debate.
From there he entered the vine Law The startling demonstrations or law
School and completed his course ““0 “l0. ‘le‘ll 10111111111101 this re-
Innl'kublc play forever.
of the Grand Army of the Republic
that it turned its back to Judge Stud-
Spct'iul Added li‘enture. 'l‘lic Swagger
Set of Vocalists
SYDNEY DEANE AND CO.
11‘1111 111 Sea 1111011111 a Winner.
Strongest M1111 on Earth
nectod with the Navy Department;
has been a member of the New Haven
board of aldornmu and or the common
council; he hits lit-«on engaged in court
work; three times he was ("looted
.111uyo1' of New Haven bv ovorwhelm- GINGRASS
i111; ninjmities and solved in this ('11- luggilug 01111111111 llnlls and imple-
pncitv when that city adopted its "“"mfjjfwmr'
new ci1urtcr.11‘or Laughter Duly
iicre the speaker diverted sumo» ALICE N‘Cngvsoggg BURT 3HER'
what from tho troud of his talk to ,, . ' ..
1-1111 attention to the fact that 111011111. 111 11111 bhm" of Happiluull.
l’ntlm' 111111 Song Specialties by
pluuk which favored home rule for MIRIAM GOLDING AND HAL
KEATING.
I'llilcrtulucrs Ellie. lit Merry Moments.
a.” a... ..
pot'tunl'o 111111. the next governor of
this state should be tliorouithly 111- THE HOVTSCOPE
formed and familiar with municipal Alwul‘ll “0011- (”it‘ll (irenl.
governiucnl. .ludizc Studloy is culi- ~
nonlly equipped in this respect.
The kiibm'natorlnl candidate was
also elected Judge of probate in the
. . ”-1.... .1... t... w... “W”... ~1va a... ..............- .4.
mot with mob and conditions. lie in
the bout equipped candidate tor the
mum mic ’
in dcoudou.
i-“or Lieutenant governor. ifhurleu
Deck of illmbury. has been nomlnut
on» 11 man who i‘ousbi tor the public
1.11111111111 commission, but did not up ,
point the present occupants [i 111111 " ' ' '
board. Hoosier Pooh was om: or 1110 while 11 member of the Republican
louder» 111 the 111.1111 for tho working. putty. And it the Republican party
fmcn's noiiipolmutlou act. .1111 1111.111: was 1111111! commit tor Theodore 1111111111»
1111111111 and 11111111111 for 11 bill uric/11111111 volt when he was the recipient or its
for uniform charters tor muolcipuib nubile «1111111111, the party in too stood
ties. . {or him to abuse now. ”run party in 11
For treasurer the party has named 111111 1111111 movement. What would be.
Walter W. 111111111111. ot Waterbury, 1111 12111113 or the Progressive party it
nmlnont banker and n 1111111 peculiarly Theodore Roosevelt were to 11111 to
titted for. the position by reason or 11111 morrow. They have made 11111171131111
. premises in their platform and ii 111111r
For comptroller the name of 11'. have omitted any it in because they
twngm 111111 been placed on the tlukot. have initiation them.
He is a farmer from Windham 11111111. Representative government is new
.111. but outclassed of qualities which fail hundred yearn old and dates back
lit him for the position to which no to the days of the Manila (311111-111. it
aspires. The speaker commended 1113111111 stood 111.1 mt ever since. and
those present the entire state ticket when any group at men think 111 cash
which was nominated by s convention in: it aside. they are 11111911111 Willi
that. was not housed. file. When the people any to take
Turning 11111 attention to Theodore: any from the powers oi the 1111111
nourish Mr. Chandler stated insulation they may be saying a scooter
while he could not 1111111111 in tavor 1113111111111. but they not dusting with a
The Free Booters' CaptiveWA good
,-
At Spurn NORWALK
SEPTEMBER 21; 1912
protection taken array‘trom them. My
judgment is that the reduction in the
rate of duty for the other twelve
wholly unnecessary to add that this
would have taken away all protection
and that the remaining rate would
have been exactly what, the committee
declared it should be a rate for 1'er
DAY.
Wafioom‘ A3! a - -
GRAND FREE STREET PmDB AT 10 A. M.
Full of Honor: and Wonderful Triumphs of its Long, Con-
quering Tours of the Continent. and presented on .11 Scale
of Colossal Magnitude and Lavish Expenditure
never known before in this country.
THE TRAVELING
AMUSEMENT
SENSATION ‘
OF THE
THREE BANDS OF MUSIC.
..ROYAL ROMAN HIPPODROME..
Many times the Biggest and Most Bewildering Production
ever In America. ‘ Most Stupendously Stirring Spectacle
that Human Eyes Ever witnessed."
AND OF
JOY.
manu- 1A9." .
enue only.
Bridgeport, where the legislation
would have hit 139 factories. putting
eighteen on the free list and taking
away all procctlon from 121.
In New Britain it would hit thirty,
BRIMMING OVER two factories. putting five on the tree
list, and taking away all protectiOn
110111 the other twenty seven.
111 Harti‘oid it would have hit 127
facorles, putting 29 on the free list,
and taking away all protection from
the other 98.
That, is us for as I have had time
to make comparisons in the State or
Connecticut, but it should no borne in
mind that this relates to what is
known as the free list bill and four
schedules of the tariff law out of
fourteen, the Democratic attempt at
revision having been thus for con
fined to the wool, cotton, metal and
chemical schedules only.
is it not fair under these circum-
' stances to again ask the question
"For if they have done these things
in the green tree, what will they do
in the dry?" and what would be the
effect on our Connecticut industries
01‘ a like revision of the other nine
l schedules
it 1
l
The factories that are put on the
250 ifree “M are, as a general rule, the
largest in the respective places, and
‘00 PEOPLE. employ the greatest number of peo-
Ihbnubnn Lil." DIG “Utah” [1] no 9
' , _ e S e factori .S, the
”THE MAleVELOUs EDDYS‘
MONAQCNS SUPREME IN THE AMUSEMENT REALM.
THE R0341. YEDUUJAPANESE 77%ng 1.. charge .1 .1... .11.... 1... 11.. am...
And 200 Other Great Acts.
DOUBLE MENAGERIE
Containing Wild Animals from Every Qountry.
machine tool makers. typewriter con.
cerns, harness and saddiery, printing
:presses, sewing machines and many
other similar industries."
Much credit is due the committee
manner that marked the dinner at
every stage. There was no confusion
and no hitches. The committee was
made 111) of E. B. Dotiles, Charles H.
Dilworth, and Joseph A. Curler.
Letters of regret were
from W. 19. Burnhnm. of Bridgeport;
Matthew 11. Rogers,
Wilson, of Bridgeport; Poainmstcr w
.11. Muligold of mid deport; A. 11.13111-
loy of Hartford.
(The Commercial Record.
BIIQ‘B
this
Hill.
1893
audience by storm is putting it liizltt-
ly. After a few introductory 1'eluurks,ill‘ul scientific Schedule K ever pro-
Mr. Cole launched into national ls- posed to congmss was
The Democratic
party has refused to approptintc funds
Tariff
If the volcis wish to oiimln-L
11111 the possibility 01 business depres l
with the people as sacred us a con slon brought about by 111151 icntiflc 10.- ‘
vision of tho turlii’ elect the Rciluh
llcuu party to (Alice and they will pr-o «
speaker said that title lot the 'l‘arlit Bouid,
which a sclentilic tariff law Is impos-
ciniincd that a party platform was not
The speaker gave for the COllilllllililt‘t‘(‘ of
it. us his understanding and convic- lioard.
tion that 11 platform was :1 contract
(ll/(‘11 a program.
tract. between private parties.
lln considering Democratic revision
of the tariff,
northern Democratic congressmen
were but silrnt partners 111 enacting Bible.
tariff schedules for that party. The
northern congressmen of Connecticut.
they are muzzlod 11nd tluttorinu iiibute to the work of Con-
gressmuu Hill and recited the regrets
111.111dgo fitudlcy, who was unable to be ,
The speaker dwelt on, stilt-eI
issues and told of the slate convention
at which the ticket was nominated
1111111111 111' the
are tied and
the north is surrilicod to the south.
if you want your interests protected
you want to place men 111 congress present.
who are not to protect the south. the
east, the wont, or the north. but who
will protect the whole nation. Pro“ saying that it ever there was an
tcctlon in national or nothing, '11 man booked convention in this state It was lence i E. Whitney Is the general
who is out for 111111 riot protection is this year's, 111111 111111 Judge Studley was
not big enough, broad enough or 0(1er
prohcuaivo 11110111111 to represent you in ca,
congress,
in lililii the platform oi‘. the Nifty
stood tor a revision of the thrift. The
speaker 1111111 that he was nOt holnii
deep 111111 the tariff. for he would 1111- .
brooch 111111 1111111914 like 11 stainuiorink
"W19“ ‘l’l’r"“““"“ his master 1"" V0“! “‘1’ akucniocruilc ‘3‘“;“3 WM!" M. Schumun or that place. 'I‘hchouao cents. Single tare, 25111111111. Peugeot:
itself 11 11 1111111111! contro led 11 n . . era from Norwalk 1, 3:41 11. 111. . 011
majority oi roproiontutlvell trouty the 221:: '30.?“:12]:0..1:0“:Jgilxmz;,,figfig grill have four hour: 111. Huntington.
O
i-loutboru 811111111. who by tradition and with furnace heat and Witty conven
that. knowledge into laws than the conditions. are free traitors, pure and truce
rupmsouiutlvo from this district. Id. J« lllllllllll
there is 1111 1111111 living in America it»
day with more knowledge of the thrift
or possessing mum ability to write
The Democrats in 18112 stood against
inriii for rovnuuo only. All remember
what happened when they sttemptoed
some identical language which was
written in that platform of 1811111 is
written in their plaltormmi this elec-
tion. in 18112 they denounced the Mo
Klulcy tariit 111w and today they are
denouncing the Payne law but 1111111111;
11111 the McKinley 111w then 11111.net»
rounded 1111 allure with prosperity. you
cannot help but recognise the analogy
iii the present condition and that or
11192. if the Democratic party wins,
similar conditions wtii obtain in the session to the Town or Norwalit,
Mill “media! 1311 years as 11111 in would 1111119 1111 seventeen factor“!!! merits. Mr. McMahon is doing 111
here. five or which would have 111111111
Few people realise what a tremolo their products exposed to the iron and
dolls smoothies it is to 1111111 11 11111111 unrestricted competition or the world
1111: sud have its appreciation 1111111“ on 11 pure tree 11111111 111111111, sad the Wiring m about
Governor Wilson '(‘ilngrcssniun 11111.
The south writes
111111511111 of the tariff Is possible. The
without
Senator Charles Peck was then in-1
,iroduced us the prospective gOvel'uor
Senator Peck 1111111 11
b
'V Jones and
rooms. The lower floor will be 1111
liloors. and there will be several
111111 by
West 1.1111 street, New York.
West Norwnlk House Plastered.
Norwalk avenue. for Wliired Smith
has been plastered. The house is 0
ill)“ '
:' respective reports wouldrhllve had all"
would have averaged more than one,
halfot the present rate. and it is .
This sainesituation shows up in ~
third of Bridgeport; J. Henry Rora- Curvature of the Spine.
back, of Canaan: and Sidney E, H‘dW»
NORWALK CONTRACTING NOTES.
The contract for the emotioh of 11 wm-Mm”
handsome residence at Tokcncke for
.J. \i‘. Shepard of New York has B'WK Island—3~day tours
been given to St John and Keyser.
Hotchkiss, of Norwalk
will do the plumbing, 'l‘homus Rob- White Mountains—tiday tours $25.00
ins, of South Norwulk. the 111113011
work l‘ugenc Mitchell of South \‘or-
'walk the pointing and Henry Moellct
of South \‘oru .111. the elemr'ltal work.
The house will be of frame and
.sturco construction, 30\515 feet, con-
ished in hard woods, with hardwood ”"03" Falls, 5‘- Lawrence
11111111 and stone fireplaces The house Washington. D. O. ..
will cost about $8,000. The plans
Architect t‘hurlcs \‘oltz, 3 Gettysburg. Luray 03‘4"“ and Wash-
.l'ooins, provided with every conven-
contractor, Jones tit 1101011111113, 01’
the delegate-11‘ choice and not the boss-j yorwalk doing the plumbing and
‘heatlng, angelic \iitchell or South
2.11mi) ‘1‘ W. . anyhow)
Funeral Director-,Embalmer
19 No. Main 81., 811. Norwalk
Residence. 15 Washington St.
Telephone u office—63M.
Telephone at house-493.
KRYPTOK
WWJ'IBLE 181- FUCK!
EYES EXAMINED FREE
AND GLASSES GUARANTTED
Open Monday and Saturday eveningu.
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
South Norwalk.
Fenwick Optical Co.
S p e c i a 1
$1.50
Fountain Syriugs
89c
Guaranteed for Two Years.
The Clifford Pharmacy
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic Is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art 0: ad-
justing the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
received llm bs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health to
Secretary 0i restored through harmonizing the six
state. of Hartford; Mayor Clifford B.
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness, Rheumatism, Paraly-
sis, Heart, Kidney and Female Dis.
cases are given special attention; also
You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chap cc to help you.
T. FRANCIS, D. i‘.
94 WASHINGTON ST. 80. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatment: Given Alto
THE REcn’EATloiv Touns.
$11.50
Saturdays, Aug. 21111, :ilst.
Atlantic City——5—day tours $21.00
Mondays. Aug. 26, Sept. 9. 16111.
Mondays, Aug. 26, Sept. 2nd.
Bermuda—Q-day trips $41.50 up
Saturdays. Sept. 7, 14, 28111.
AUTUMNAL TOURS.
White Mountains—G-day trips $21.50
Mondays. Sept. 9, 113th. Accommo-
dations Sinclair Hotel, Bethlehem
tulniug 10 rooms. and three bath- Niagara Falls—4days’ trip .. $3100
Saturday. September 7111'.
River
1 . and Montreal ..... $41.50
Saturday. Sept. 71h, (Mays trip.
October 1111b and 2151 6-day trips.
ingion. D. c. .. ..... $3200
October 12th, tivduys’ trip.
For descriptive circular or all tours
The new house being built on West call on (i. W. Harris. at depot, or ad-
, dress The Recreation Tourist 00.,
f 191 Orange 151., New Haven.
',frnme construction. containing eight. .w..-
SUMMER TIMETABLE
On and alter Monday, June 17,1912
the new not commodious
STEAM ER HUNTlNGTON,
Addr‘“ °' 5' J Hill “ mm" mm Norwalk, the painting and the White Capt. William G YWHK’ will run M
Last Evening.
To show absolutely and conclusive?
1y that the legislation of the Demo-f
cratic party was pure and simple free
trade legislation. controlled by
That in doing this they are
acting in strict accord with the do-
cluratiou at their party plutiorln and tract to build ,1 new house on Sprint! unsurpassed. Part! 0 11 0! it) or more
" protective tariff. declaring tor a “‘0 declarations 0‘ “m” candidate ‘0” ’wood avenue 81.111111 Norwulh. for Wii can make arrangements with the cap-
president their 1111111111111 111 the houoollmm 111 15111111. The 110111111 will be u
”1 representatives, and ““5" “0°" frame construction, arranged tor one
in but 11111111111on iuto clinch: 'i‘tle louder Mr Underwood. and that these family
declarations have been confirmed by;
the attempted legislation 0! the past: _
”Wu“. All ll “Will 11111111111; WW “t erected at Tokoneke for iii. 1:). new ..
that 11.111111111111111 'i suhmttmte results ..
0' that legislation “9°” “ ‘9‘” 0‘ ”‘9 about 1110-..woclts. a description 111111 ~
communities in connecttcut, showing already Will given 111111111111 columns.
what would have happened to us it '
the wild cursor hi our
friends 111111 not been checked by the
veto of 11 Republican president.
Applying the legislation of the past
tree trade
elect 111'111 work '
Norwalk Home.
the house to be build 111 Norwalk for M
aprlnqwocd Avenue Home.
Thomas Wood has taken the con
11111111111113, metal "work and
hi) it “A“!
l
1 Plans are 1111111111 floured for 11 now
111111 of Norwalk, ready for figures in
Work is well along on the 111-01109. 1,
all changes to tho 1111310 1101.111 pro
party in south Norwaik. owned by. ,.
Contractor W. 11. institution. The I.
building is to be arranged for two :'
it stores 111111 several armless sport-
gduplicator Work. “'iuanoh work and
’paintlug.an11 the contracts for the
electric;
follows: heave Huntington for Nor.
Electric 011., of i-ionth Norwolk, the walk Mondays and 111,111,.” at 11:45 a,
11.. and 2.30 r. in. Leave Norwulk 101'
Huntington Mondays and Fridays at.
8:45 :1. 1n. and 5:110 p. in. Excursion
tickets 1311 cents. Single fore it) cents.
Children, Ii to 12 years, excursion do
Our summer schedule hives the poo-
pie or Connecticut an outing on the
new and commodities steamer Huntu
lngton across the sound and over one
or the finest sheets of water in the
world, Huntington Boy, with scenery,
1’ thin to stop at Valley Grove.
Lunches and meals served on the
boat by competent steward.
Architect A. N. Paddock will have use
the plans on the two houses to be , ,
The Reed 81 Volk
Electrical (7.0.
The Only Fully Equipped
statement. mop
in the Town '
.Ao'ro “WIN“ 11' .
Phillie silo-50 so. 1111111111...
1111. 1111111111., 11111111 111111 31111111. 1
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