hA‘Iargo number or pooplo are too
toying tIII
arogular huninonn meeting lent ovetr ,
big and t1 onset-ted routine matters. ' ' ‘ _
Bridgeport i'rloudfl have been .guoutnI
0t hire. ill. .1. Ilradley.
Mrs. II. it}. Color Is visiting III lint-I
tale and Ripley, N. Y.
Mra F l’. ’Ilotehonae returned fronIiL‘
Bayonne N J.. Sammy ovoning.
. Iliulllaud
' .\I re Dnvi
,I
Iv“t;nno, are visiting Mr. and;
. WMIlls. in Pittstiold. MuaI
, Got-ham has purchased}
The Er ort LII ' t
bile. I h uhuo aid Cbrlutlau
'Endenvor‘dociety. oi Rownyton wilt
have a, moonlight nail on 'l‘hu.eday
evening o the Olga. leaving Stevens
; dock abou III o'clock.
M1 and Mrs. Chauncey Baas, whole-
I-ontiy IIItIIrnod from their wedding
vIour. have lien visiting“ Mr. and hire.
tlnnlol I. liiorroll betoro othrtinn’,
1iltllliit‘itt'tip mg in Mount Vernon.
Mien Kauheiiue Klinot‘cltrr in enjoy-
Ing a; tad weolts‘ vat ation from lII‘t'
thei wort of him. Alena Lyons.
wood or East Norwnlk ‘
90th 'NOrwnllt ’l‘ruatt‘ our , int his Lower Pariah Iealdonce.
I Miss Mary Color. of t‘olllnnvlllo lII
\i:I\IItng her aunt Mina loniso Coley.
It. Sterling has returned from :1
“MAKE IbnnIncI-Is trip to Cleveland,
Ohio I
lIroolIlrn friends have «boon I'I-ocnl
i
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1111 mm” 111 (.1 11.11 11.11111 duties in modified or the Southern 1 1 , 1
9131:3111 1g 311%,,1'1‘12111‘ 111101111 Yew illnglrtnd Telephone Company in. EEG“ at H" iouidonte ”f ulnar.
my W11.1 make 111911. home 111 South ‘\Iorwulk and will riult Mr and ~
1:111; 511,111 Woodward 111 9011111111141“, Mrs. 'l‘boiuao Wilson has returned to
Yonkers, N. Y.. alter a visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Stephen Stallion.
Mina (‘urrle Morehonne and Mr. antll
lilrs W. ll Hurlbutl (II (‘unnou. were
Sunday update of Mine \il(“e Witch. of
Godfrey titl‘t‘t‘i.
Mrn. 'i‘hoinnn White and Miss Mabel 1
“’9' “II n a
authorities did not erect the. m u ooh
elem" night; until after the 0“ SIIWI‘IIIII' nttcmoon Mr and hit-.5
11190919111111 crossed 11111 111111111, William P Klimt!) in their motor boat,
‘ -m111'g. “1111111111101 “11.11111,“ 1111 the ‘Ileef‘ took the members oi the
911‘ Kindly club for a sail. and picnic on
Iiarclny‘s island. To any that that
young ladies had a glorious time is
.. II ifit‘itlr‘tuconvenientt “Ill be IprIII-
’ n mi? do?” 10111 11111;: dival‘l‘: , lllIltlnI,’ it Inildlv, on they note ncror MelI‘arlnnd. ol’ I‘laal Norw~ Illt. have:
$01111 ”V19 1“: 11‘1“ 1’1“” ‘ known sirco they club's organization, uncut. amoral (luyb‘ with MI and \lIII.’
”iii! 9” he to“ e M ‘ I““io haVo anything but. a good time III. II‘. III. tannin-It.
101‘ it will mean a line III-II,
Miss Grace and Mina Edna Williams
of liorby. have Ibren In town visiting;
their ngIIIdIIIotlIIIr. Alrn. Abbie .I. \\'il
1their soeia attairs. At the inland many
. 1got thoyorng indict; enjoyed a dip in.
i boys were vying with one an the lu‘nny;doep and later a bountiful
- 1“" morning in an attempt ‘0 'h‘WI‘UDIW' ‘\'I‘i‘ SGI’VN Iii “III “IIIIIII‘N’I Hunts and their aislern. Mrs. I‘unvnc
1 :99 1190.910“ the 01“ dI'II‘I' i'ouur,r people, and never did things1 licera and Mrs. ll. \\'. ”admit.
I f V a I <
3° 3” 01‘3“ 59‘0““ “”9 III-II “Me so IIIIIIIII, burly In tlw (‘\'enhlflf .VII'II. utmtto \runmua Itoorn, who
1e game. it could not: he t'tsrer
“inert who succeeded
whet entirely beyond one to get
1108 Who-river, although the bridge
95.95- Ono man has three row-
' to which be to using tor iWeIIics
. iii! hovered other single ships are cat-
as msseugers 1the live cent,
.the party returned wcll pleased with,
Mr. and .MII'H. Pinknoy'a hospitality. lln.
the party bouillon the hosts, were Mr.»
lid-.uI lyrllttlt honorary ptosldont oil
the club; Misaea .liny Adele Feller.
J\tildted Tiht'hli] Matuorol .IIIIIIIIIIgs.o
'1 lefionc eMooIe, Ellen James and May
‘li3t.
1 1'I‘he books given in the following
ilFit were presented to tho itownyton
Library by the iiowayton book club:
Little. l'I‘Iuncca
has spent the I,la!~'t three and a hnlt‘i
yours in South Ilnltota. arrived here at
tho homo oi her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
llawloy “idioms, Saturday evening.
N0 LICENSE FOR STRATFORD INN
WITHOUT FIGHT.
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rinohpai among tthha business trans
tied at the regulufi nthly meeting
V
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Minister Heads Remonstrancc Against“
tithe Mayflower k and I‘flddpr Granting One—Objection to Avon
runny inst nigh .Is the vote to: Thai Lady and n‘nda Sun Park Platte, _.
but out for the parade In Southport \l'obaIeI icon 1 ‘ 1 I
II Annual; 20th. Other than this Iou- Ihi'ddy bong Lops. WI"- ‘hI‘III‘III I- IIIII'IIHIIIW "i ”I“
In; Ibu'glnegg was transacted. 'ltico, Alice ll. Methodist (Ilium-h in Strutlord. hamlet
ll I‘oirionstralwc which is lodged with
-_ lite t‘ounty I-Inulnlaalonvrn in an “‘31
tempt to I'cuccupy the two salons-
Irliosuownorn I'III'IIIIII, l()l'it"ll(‘d thIIlII
iit'l‘lifitig for liquor law riolaiionh.
Walter Stnplcton IIt‘ Ilritiroporl.
The Romance ol‘ Hilly Iioal
l’ortor, (IclIII Straltott
'I'ho liut‘restor.
At the Foot III” the llnlnbow
danger. II. II.
The Wind Before the llnwn.
f True eat that chatted birds. in Itast.‘ ”I”-
lit and had . aviatoric (newly
word) ideas has. changed into
submarine, or Inther a catamaran,
is now seen daily at Starch (‘room
V
fig}: dialling for the little minnowa and 111111101111 111111111111 1-” applied tor a “('t'iitx‘l! to sell at tho
net's which run up into the crock. . - 'I‘hc 1111,11 1111111111111, 1.1111111. Strati‘ord Inn, formerly oI-I'IIpietl It“,
Twenty~flve years ago, before 1.;1111111’liarleaa. Maria T. IIIIIilIIy Stafford. 'i‘lII‘ Stall-I. pollen.
,Jnmés married, MnL itiu 111(1001111111‘» 'I‘hc Melting ‘\II’ Molly. ‘I'IIiIlIIII Slaltord'n [liilt‘t‘ and IIII was;
upon trial. A Chl‘iiiii‘llli‘
iil't‘ilfit" and bond
lonnd puiity
2 non relaxed and Illa
\Vl‘l't‘ I'Orl'eittld.
1 Now Mr, Staploton would open up,
1Uli‘ inn again, and us strutl'ord II,
Istill stir the hill quota of animals III-
Iihonw In _I' III N e a
Human.
Soltzcl. (I. A.
The (outing of the Lao.
'Nlcholaon M.
A Hoosier I‘hronlcle.
0 was than without a home, \I'ithi
y son and daughter grown up and mar-
od and herself a grandmother, hr
A! stricken down by a sand (lab, in‘
he hands of a robber and w-ould be
“deter. It happened in the shadow
0.! 0,136 of the elevated stations in ‘9’“‘3'011. Margaret lowed by law under tiit‘ one to .300
WWI; Bmadlway’ Now “11.11 late ‘11? 'l‘ho Pretender I’m-non, :liinltation. he has applied for a II-
t. and he lay sonaolesn in a pool. LEWISI AWN ”- “0“50-
and for over an hour 'l‘he “(.11 The SIIIISI-t ’l‘util I I‘hc second application in made
fIII (ono Stiroln, who
lunch the saloon Ill Aron purlt, for
1moriy hold by Angelo Stivoln.
guise lost his licenac.
Ibo a III'IIIIIIII‘ ot‘ Angelo.
I ltor. .\Ir. (‘arponlon who has been
“active in the ‘fclean up“
IIIIIIIIIIII‘IIII III >tInIloIIl. I»; behind
it made twentynoight holes in tho \I'IE-ht- IlIIroid Ii
13 ‘is head. It was a your IIcIorci '“It‘il‘ Y6 trstcrtlnva.
they More on heated up Burnett Frances II
._.. I 'lhe Secret. (larden.
1.!irvant. Mdrgnerilo
'l‘he Adjustment.
i lI‘ urnol, Jeffery
i‘ho Monoy Moon.
llcaeh. itch
The Not.
Aw
ownvrgy 1
'\a'Hw «f.
I'l.
(reuse in liquor litenws in Stratiord
and with special Iel'ctoncc to tlII
», two places recently closed, which they
LEWIS IFORFEITS $1,000 BAIL.
IIniIn have been resorts for constant
1' MEI-I'Illli‘l. .il'ii 16. wt" ililiiCI‘i I own
i Maren Thatcher has been entertain 10f Boston “ho was to how appeared “IIIIIII' 111W I'IIIIIIUIIII-
1118 11131 mother from New Haven 1.11 r‘outt today 11, 11ng\"pr u 911,111.11. (,1, Inc formal roinonatrnnI-e line not
.Mjgs Marion Grant 00.11611 ol ‘11, theft, from [III-“(Hi toricitod his bond .II‘I iIIIIn died It will be nccoaann
‘ Kinloy street, Is visiting in iirtioitiYLl o.’ $1.000 ”t! not amused (It ImleIII‘IIII‘ ”I05“ “no "“1“” to the (no In:-
, , 1 1 1‘ 'olmd IIIII po- kti III a lot-e1 ciIizcn (It'1i‘ii‘imI’I‘H “I "i‘I’ ”‘0“
,MM. Jarvis, ol he“ $15 011 11111. . IrcIIItInsirntlutz.
I
Rochelle has
Summer. Comfort
wonderfully enhanced when rest and lunch hour unite in a dish of
Mru. Iiiahop of illdgelloI has boon tor ear
.I Cobb to spending two woelot Saturday. to 111111, 111111
33m} when he slipped trout a hay wu»
hue. .
wants to I‘t',< 1
who
(“one is said tot;
campaign 1
iInorIIIncnI. to prevent any Inrthct in-.
Icnsons for ‘,
.‘NNW W“*-
I
ILenin Kirk baa purchased It now inn-1
Fred Smith won at South Norwnllt,
ira. A w. Fruit in visiting moat “
In Wothorsilold for n. few days.
M lee Mantle Brady has returned t‘ronI1
a three day 3 visit in New York. .
Ill
lured rilI by a fall l'aal wuek. when she
tried to save her son Clifton trout in- 1‘
non t‘lltton wan loading buy on top
(It the wagon when he. Slipped. litre.
liaIInond. in attempting to catch him,
tell, fracturing the. rib, anti rec eiving
mlnm btulaea 'llto boy was not hurt. ;
Mrs Raymond in the wire of tho rural 111.1111, on 1111. 131111111 “1,111“. 11101111115
SuturduI
atarted to pitch for the Non t‘anaana.
until our tier.
THREE liliiiT DURING
FIBH‘I’ III Slibtlil
tCoutinuoIl from first page.)
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t
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\I .IIlI and “as IIIIIIIIII d oi ilih’ (hose byl Ridgeileid
scoured per e» or the
‘rihoriti‘ Iadriunn. \Iho
Inionion trout tbt owner to search the
'\i'itrth Lane 11mm. [or Montague, l'lu-
found no one in 11h, search.
About ll :IltI o‘clock, (In in .l. Hut-‘1
(Ill son who bad start lute wiroSI
, IIIItlIina. I"(,'(I. lIIId word that Muntnguot
nut, in not ntreet Ht‘ went down with:
,(ltl‘tII-r IoIIII l‘ lion and placed the
man under “that, sending I'or llr.
Milton ('olnzrn to IIIII-IIII him an lIulIII
'IIIIIImI-d to llI’ ruiiciitttz I‘uptnin II it)»
non III't IllthI lv‘lInn with the pria
odor and gave iilll IIIIIIIIII to hold the.
MINI tot I‘hict VIilllanI ll Pennington
lot II.III morning
.\ Wiiii. Ittttoattet the police say
that Sheriff Laurigau wont to the
house and claimed the prisoner In; him
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Inhlc no possible though palniut i
ithelr injuriot, are not writing and
llamt‘ltnh was in until this IuoI“IIiII1:,,j
till‘ill}, placed IIItIIII nriost III the thief.
I'l‘he I'nplnin \It‘lii to lluy threat, and
arrested Sims“ III
is to tho lit: ht ilst'll t-heie ate d»l
waging opiniona with their poinia
IIIIIyinI: so I‘n- treat an) ultimate goat:
Itltat It ilt‘if'nlltt‘h' u (hinono plus/Jo.
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I l.ont|tnk explains it quite clearly. I
IIIII Huill that. Montague and Sutton
new in tho IIIIIIIIIII together. Mona“.
IIIIIIIIII stepped up to the bar anti Htiith.’
he “hit tolntr to haw, a drink "on"
..IIIII loo solid ho had no money. The
men throw their ItrmI; about one an
.other. but aoou Montague poked loof
.tt stouah III the nose. Jon did not ro«1
:Inrn the blow. but went over lilltii
i
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l
‘1wn5hod his turn. Ltlllcilllh oIdIIroIII
, Montague and Senna to have their to ,
I :Jduuttnt out III‘ doors and anointed Luke, .
itutnido. 1
in a minute or two Lulte cattle ruuh- 1
lnr, in. halo in his Ive Incontpnniod;
I1III Quhnhuy 'l‘ht ro \IIIre thingn (loitti,
\IhIIn l.on< halt who has sumo rennin-1
. lion III a hoxol atopptId lIet’wI-on Lultet1
and loc. lIo \IIIII pulled away l'rquI
_ liukt- Iront the ItIuI but wont III him!
again and when he saw u ltniie come
out he [looted I trim in a corner. lid:
.waa uguln pulled lIoIn Luke. and ltI1
Iwau than that he one twloo atath-Il.
Ilia atep- lather. I-Ilaanay. entered until
attempted to old the lad. but who's
1ltnll’e tut. him twice on the log. All‘
thta ntouent, Mrr Siguway, ho
itbo ilOtMl' «uttered the room from at
inenrby door, and alto too I‘ucelvod IllI-‘i
tllttolliitlll ol‘ Luko'tt oyator knife. 1
1 A rrporlor ualted Johnny lIonclIalI I
ll' Lotto did the atnbblntt. without any !
quotation. He replied that ho (iatkcl E
.certalnly did. The re portor united ll
.ttnyono else and II knife and IIOIIChuII.
not; not clear on the matter. Lottohult
Ivan IIIIIIIIIIII he kicked Luke. or if a
William out.- was anon on tho odlorod
i man. and he replied 111 the negative.
I Montague ouid thin morning that he
1mm ltiohod In the right aide. and 01m
"Ilia l'IIItI broken and that whilo
I warding tilt a blow from u billiard one
thin arm was broken. .Montuguc his
tepronen I ed by Attorney John J:
I'Itnm. I
When dodge Keogh opened I-ottru
. I
1ihla banning It nan ntatod that annual
or the poopto concerned in the admin
Iw‘IIIe unable to appear, and It who do»
.IIIIied to (01135an on the nation from:
tting friends in Brooklyn.
1 the Fir
ua' Church. every Sunday.
and 11 n.
the change necessary. owing to the
crowded condition of the church.
5 three and two-thirds' innings.
Iilnvis was substituted.
the game
holders could not connect with Davis
deliver lea. ’l‘hcir heaviest batters were
breaking their backs time. and again
reaching for his speedy shoots. Os-
born of the visitors. twirlod well but
,towardn the last weakened and
came rathot
'W‘Ele scored one by 'Lava and theI
on the foul line
hood both balls were placed and the
runners beat it around the circuit be-
fore the coveted ”pill” could be locat-
ed in time to get it home.
exhibition play was the line catch of a
ily between left and center hold by
line other, but I cut on all
“Ilium, $1.75 up.
150d large bottle.
Edward Rutledge apont Sunday via?
David'
its now employed in
k.
Mina Mae Rutlod (I spent Sunday
ltlI her parents at I‘airilold Benoit
Bliss Cut-Inuit Is spending several
ontha at Twilight Park. Catskills.
Florist IS 13. iioyt will ntnrt this
Between the Hours of 7 and it)
woolt for a two woekn‘ vacation in Mars-
'l‘here was no bu. bl“ nine hut .
Saturday, in Darlem {1:11; “it?!“ 13 rutrl. fiiiiililfit‘uii 1 $2.00 White P. KI Separate SKINS, I” 31203 . . . I . . . . ...... $1.49
131.111111111111111. 111111 111 1111111111111 10 get 111 1 Mr. and Mrs. ltldward Ilnmtnann, or: 1
chance 111 another 11111111. :151o111gli1‘r1311u‘12u1t13 onjtcrtained l'rlonda ‘ Women’s Drawers, all sizes ..... . ..... .. . .. .......... ..... 190
Mr. and Mrs. All‘rea IMorelIouse, Mr. W k tl 1 u“ ay .
and Mrs. Mark Norman, and Mr. and. or 0“ “ Smiths Ridge roadhaa‘1 $1.51) Combinations. all sizes .......... ......... 980
Mrs. C W 13611. are 01111 neverulduyn ,boen stopped tor the present. i’orI ,
motoring trip to Williamstown. 1tlona 0f “'9 road are in bad nhupo 25c Shart Kimonos . .......... , . , , ., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 9c
William Dugdale and Clarence BOW. I lat11valrd Omgtfr 0f BTOORIYIII I1 noun 1
ton Ituv been anointed delegates to 93" ° ‘ r “ “pent “ week “I New 1 — ' ‘ ,,,,,,,, ._.‘, ............... .
the Shift} firemelnl'a convention, to be (unnanhvinlting MB 01‘] SCIIOOIIHMBSI 2 12° Curtain Swan, 36 Inches 7 12:
hold at Savin Rock, on Aug. 27 and 28 I Mr. and M" h“ Clayton Benedict, ol’ 5 s r
i III-v. and Mrs 11‘ S. litown are on a New111we11‘v1811m1w111111101111111911111' Go Door Panel . 36 x 4.: .................................... 34c
viait to Mrs .13. It} Brown. Mrs. ;:3:1e*}"1“1113‘r5 1“"“153011‘3‘1'Ct 0“" ““3 50:; Boys’ Wash Suits, 2 to 8 years ......... 39c,
"Browne sister at hot Billiillitii‘1‘0ullgtl,1 II . ' , .
HilIoIannds," in East Haven. l‘o'. III Mr. and Mrs. Stephen recently our 75c Black Silk Hose ........... . ...... ................... 59d
few (11151,, 1tortuined Mr. and Mrs. Fred Orell, of 1
“tan Mum-(Id11191111111111“ 1),,13111111111~ Stamford. and Mines Ida and Bosnia1 15c Babcock’s CoryIOpsls Talcum Powder ..................... 9c1
1., 111,1.“ 101,109,111“1111.119111h1w111gar. Saunders and Miss Etta Wulah, of ,1
fired last Saturday She will live with “WWW“ 25c Embroidered Wash Belting; Inches wide ............. 19c ‘
hire. W -.W lloweu. a friend ol’ longI Mrs. L. Zetucho and mandchlld, Mine 1
15111111111111 , .Caroltno; \‘lrn A 3111:1013 (laughter 25chelImgo, black and whlte .......... . .......... ..... 17c
.. 1N”. 1 1 11.11111 1111, 1mb.~(lcrtrudo and son Robert, of Jersey 1
11111:? 1313113?11?“:1112511: 13.;111111 N010. City, have been vtsluug with Mr, and .25c Danish Cloth, 36 Inches ............................ . ..... 19c 1
ton Heights, Sunday nitornoon. lit to Vlrn. Charles “3‘59“ Park street, “"1 I
. ,1~ The game was 11 110011 0111. (“1.1.1011 a week or no post. 1 25¢ Turkish Towels, bath Size ................................ 19c
.und Prince for Newton, and Stevens A moving picture concern has an .
and Grace for the visitors, were the plied for a license to show under a 160 P'”°‘" Cases, 45 x 36 -------------------- . IIIIIIIIIII 12 1‘29
batteries. (lurinon made a record or tout 0“ Must avenue, I’rotoatn have . ,
1;; git-ikooiits. tboon made to borough oliiciaia. and a 50° Ratmcs, i" “'0“ pink, blue and t3" -------------------- 33°
, 1, , . . ., .‘ ll enatI of $5 per day has been Isl ed ' . .
Mn». II. II. Raymond auotaincd uttao l‘hnt may be prohibitive I I $2.00 Fm: English Namoook, p18“ 11111111111111111111111 $1.69
Until further notico there will be.
our masses celebrated in St. Aloysi-
nt 7, 8. III
In. IFather (Theory found
The Now (lunnna defeated the. Ridge-
nitornoon, 9- ti Whitlooh
hits in
Ho w as
Itken out by Manager Schmidt. and
lie allowed
Inly tuo hits: during the remainder of
At the end of the fourth in-
ting the some stood II to I. in favor of
In the ninth inning. hon
New Cnnunns bunched their:
the and drove three. runs home. and
mother in the seventh. 'l‘ho Ridge-
Iut ltitlueliold secured ten
lI‘o l -
SUBWAY SLEEPER JAILED.
NEW YORK, July li.———A man who
has been making the Broadway sub-
way his nickel-n-night lodging place
regularly for three months was forced
today to change his residence to the
workhouse for thirty days. He is Don
nld Graham, 9. young man from up
State, who has been known to the aub‘
way policeI tor a long time as the
“artful dodger." lie made his bed
each night in some new corner under
around. even in midsummer, when
park benches offered cooler and cheap-
or retreat. lie was caught last night
not materially all‘cct tho game.
lowing is the score by innings:
New Cannons ...II 2 3 0 ll 3 I II x—— (I
itidgeflelds. . .0 3 (l :i 0 II 0 ll 0—-II
1,, At the Head of the
Two home runs‘
There is tlI
CIGAR
Procession
Roger Ludiow
\Iiid.
Ithcr thy "lied" Kellcv
loop of hash out in right lield. about
Into tints neighbor
Another
oun. (‘Iuptnin Gibson claims the 11 11 a after a chuso, in which more than a
III‘IHIIIIOI‘ HS “III II'IIII‘ however. which REdL geligy,vait§11 firllalflfluzfl 111:1 ' V v hundred subway travelers holpcd the
III‘RIIIIIPIII wall)“ has little (Iiirt't on "““b‘ m‘ “‘5 ‘ 5“" W!“ l 3 ”11.1.
1110 c1111, umpirIlI‘I; (it!(3ili{olll\;lilittlill ititimrtimll nti l I L »~
' . - . .. III-I Io Ito (Ht‘l'h‘ ..
Meantime llr. l‘othrt .\l. \iolto had uocont use " , ”WWMMM. ..
at. or tried tin: ngldll) .I'. and .IolInnI might IIIIVII YOUNG just cause. but it did ugget .......
I Loithah and made them In, I:"omIoII-1 ,.._..- .__-. . ,_-- -. . dW
Little Gem
ALL cantons
5.1. REYNOLDS - IMFII.
Buy From Me
and You’ll Got Your
Money’s Worth
on every article that you buy. i don
out on one article only to get van to
$1. .10 Win!“
for $1.00. Such Sherry, I'ort, Manon
tel and Whlohoy from 31.75 mil. up
lI‘ino tlalienet Bye 1m
Fina Cordials :01
title up lI‘lnq Table I‘ lnret 65c gm
worth $1. 00 of anybody It money. Conn
and give no a trial Convince your
roll. (‘nll or phone 606-2.
JOSEPH DISIISA
Wholeaala quuor more
65 Railroad I've. South Norwoh
fa. Con 606.2.
Amusement Park
Saturday, July 19th
Duquesnc
of Jersey City
Sunday
White Plains
Why Not iise
Steamship C a S
Tickets
To All Parts oi the World.
Rates and Reservations on
Application.
l. M. Layton 8r. Co..lnc.'
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
5 Railroad Ave. south Norwalk
Daily Line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only
Freight l’ropoimrn leave l‘ler 23,1
IIfnet lttvor, New York (foot or Ilover1“
atrootl every day onocpt Sunday) ntt
II p.111 lI‘rohrhI received at Norwalk.
up to II p. m and South Norwallt up1
United Electra;
Norwalk Steamboat Company ”light &Wfltei U0
0. C. Hogoman, 1 .
a
General Agent. i
F (l R
LIGHT?
'lhe piping can be conccttlvtl
or exposed.
Prices Reasonable
Boot Werltmamhip
PromptAttention
Drop It Postal and our Iteptt
scutative will call and
give estimate
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