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Just now! whoops are on the verge of buying a new
hair or «met lot so am you” Invade-to the values wom
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survivor For the terrible battles at :1
the National Encampment pt the j” ‘
[Grand Amy oi the Republic, slept. 15-
illotb. will rub their eyes in wonder at 11
the transformations they will see. i‘li- I
1y years can tow of them Would have '
bx'edldl'lsd such a marvelous; industrial 3:
imwth tor a section that was as probe
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fluted by the revues or war as one
; "tonnage. was. The very face or nature 1"
f‘itaeil has been altered in the interval C
The historic Tennessee river, tor em ‘
‘ ample. which formerly raced its mild 1-
m throng the gap of the mountains ..
.1 at someones. is now sublussied 1.11:3;
" man. harnessed to do useful work both " .
‘ 'in power production and improved nav- .3
‘lgntlon. .
. J The late Anthony N. Brady. New -_'
‘ iYork. invested between $8 000 000 and 5
810. 000,000 at Chattanooga without I,
seeing the property secured or the ;:
bladevelopmente that the investment ~1
put on their feet. "He had never vis~ "
ited Chattanooga.
il‘he healest or his investments were
, 'in hydro-electric development on the
C'i‘enneesee river, some miles
,1 Chattanooga. at Hale’s her. The right ' _
1 7 to this? water power was secured item 1 ,'
1 -, Congress by C. 1E. Janina loonlcapi-
below
toilet. Mr. James went to New York.
. Wartersecurin‘g the right to this water
The weekly prayer meatless of the
varieug churcheewfll'be‘bnld this or» »
eniug. .
(Fall Li to of
INFANTS
WEAR
Knit Jackets . . soc to $1.69
Flannel jackets 25c to $2.50 ‘
Long Flannelette Kimoms
25c and sec
1.1111511; Council, No. 4, 0. U. A. M.
will hold a weekly meeting tomorrow
evening
«1..
Humboldt Lodge, No. 6.0. D. as.
will hold a monthly meeting tomorrow
evening ‘
coo-An...
Cookenoe Tribe. No 32. I. 0.1:. ll!» Booties ...... 25c to $r.50‘
will hold its regular meeting tomorrow Kid Moccasins . . . . . . . . soc
evening. “Silk Capo . .. . 25c and sec
Infant? Emb. Flannel, per
yard ...... 501: to $1 69
J IflMa? letie‘
In" at 1 in
1, 149 ~' VI»! own
There wilme an; exhibition. of tar
go dancing at Roton Point on Monday
evening next.
Banner council, No. 54, Daughters '
of Liberty, will hold a regular meet '
qua—wc-q-p—n—yt- m1»
Olive Branch Indigo, No. 19, Knight:
of Pythias, will hold a regular weekly
meeting this evening.
Douglass Fowler, Woman's Relief
Corps, will‘hoid a regular meeting to
morrow evening inthe City Hall.
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Den a. rger
A part of dentistry is mechanical,
the scientific port is surgery.
r. J.
The South Norwalk Red Men have
maria all preparations for descending
upon the Red Men's Carnival and
Parade in New Canaan tonight.
The South Norwalk Board of Elec-
trical Commissioners will hold a. reg-
ular meeting tomorrow night to make
further arrangements for clearing the
plant or debt
and feels competent to
tlon your teeth may need.
Wmfi W
Millielyi
iiulbl’
$5 spent hero ln .I nor: but will give you a Stetson velour
in blue. black or brown.
BE W and wear I tTE'EBON soft or 81! Hot at $3.50 and
$5.00. Wt-ufl11ommumo for Stetson H!!! in The News: l 1’
All Kinds of Fish
Crabs,- Lobsters and Clams, &
Dry lrereenport liscallops
rotten-lone 10a
edge
sir W arkei.
‘5 EE DELIVERY.
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'lF YOU DO ND‘I' GET YOUR PA
P58 CALL UP WESTERN
UNION."
All
writers who roles their paper can
Iiuve a consent them by uultormeo
enemigvr iy calling the esters lluior
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of'lihe
sentinel cit! sub
.. 3:11 (“”90 7 o‘clock.
1.1 hut urulte your complaint null.
111 o. lo o'clock. then call the West.
1. Union direct, not the South Nor-
~~2Hl|l biwning SOBHDQL
Union will
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The Western
send a messenger out
mprly at 6:30 lo “'40. to such
i murplaiolo as have come In D! W
baa made a thorough study 01 both.
perform wit'ui
assured success any surgical opors~'
in ‘1' o‘clock I second trip will be
do by the race-engor- delivering all
mule where complaints have some
".1111: 11:30. After 7 o’clock no (lira
MODERN DENTlSTRV is A SATIS-
FACTlON
1| 80. Main BL, 80. Norwalk.
HOURS: 9 A M. TO 8 P. M.
BUNDAVS 8V APPOINTMENT
The small boys or the Franklin
school, and some of the larger ones.
too, have a peculiar fondnesgstor nice,
ripe juicy pears. To see Spring street
and the school grounds, as well as
some surroundiur: property. covered W
with sticks, clubs and small stones in ---—--«-~— ~
surprising to some, but when they . .
take into account the fact that their! W“
are but implements for dropping ilie ‘
lucioua. pears, then understanding ‘5 Th? REP:
comes. Someone is likely to he in- *.
Juror] by the lads throwing the stones, mt
and then perhaps the practice which r... 11..., to... 1 1. , ..
went into full force the opening day ELECTRIC“ w“.
of school continuing to the present
writing, will be stopped. W "w ‘
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NOTICEl NOTICE“
i! you are a subscriber to The rim.
unel bring or send in 351:. and "1
three of the most popular marinara-~1-
lieurst'e. Fashionable Women 11111
Allin
. amnion complaints to the We“
1 illliml give Your name. Hill In the
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dill i varied
Will he made that
name as well u the
or number. and the Telegraph 00
iui‘ll over all complaints to the
ulnllon department first. thin!
11
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mm ping.
General complaint!
110211111: irregular delivery or any
luv in condition with your news
.. subscribers Ihl‘illld be phoned to
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‘t‘nr'vulk l'lvrlnlnil Sentinel fl
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ll.
new service will start this 9'-
-l'!d the
subscribers who may
.1; complaint: as to the service
hv rho Telegraph 00.. will
We Represent
First (Jess, and
Prompt Paying
Fire insurance
Companies
l. M. Layton &Co..lnc.
REAL ESTATE AND lNOURANC!
Railroad Ave.
11 you 1511
Know
where to so and get treated right we
will tell you.
Auto Supplies
Standard Gasoline, Moblioll Oils.
llolnmbia No. ll Batteries Give Boer
Results.
Diamond and Goodrich Tirol.
lhe South Norwalk
Supply Co.
a. ,. l favor on the newspaper by
_ ‘ illii“'illl': direct with the circuits ‘2 WATER UT.
m. \ rum. u l~ . . .1 mm 01 film Room Nor-wall: Onll‘i 90nd!” From 8 to 12 Noon.
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The Metropolitan. for three mumps
It you are not I subscriber send 1:1
bring $1.60 and The Sentinel rum
magazines will be sent you ior three
months by mail. if you preter- m new.
o newslmy deliver your paper send up
the ror mausineu‘ and pay the, boy lie
I wet-ll for The Bellini. The men
nines deal with all the come! one '
new of mm interest and. «iii an»
ovorv member or the tom"!
csu’?i
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F. S LYON Fe or wire»:
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Your Your
JOanntmg ms 1-: 1 w s 73*; an an 1
in: calm ”I ‘l‘ ‘ '
”Tm lg min 1: 3s. m .3. y
I.” Henry N in it!
.9“ lab in
lF .; i”raving Small
moms of Money
WW easy it is to
1. time. provided proper
1r»: r in”
{211110
Sim!
no you WIN! sum“
it so are you satisfied that the:
new. been fitted to your one bu
torrent and not-Ir! My
They Given car it!“ 'llut adult
I which you expected they mm 11
he: remit or m an “a.
melt In at m.
mount 11. noon
owner All.
More. Kw
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1 Hardware 8: Auto 1
1 power. and interested. Mr. «Brady. in '
the enterprise. It was at first an~
‘ . pounced that Mr. Brady had agreed to
finance the enterprise to the extent or .
‘ $3,000,000. The lock and dam,
and
power. house are almost completed,
‘ond; the understanding- bere is that the
investment will approximate 39.00%
, 000.
The comarnndenin-chiei, Gen. Alfred
B Beers and his stair will be enter.
at teh darn.
army engineers to be the largest in
the world with the exception of those
at Panama.
will supply about 85,000 electric horse
power. This power will be used by
manufacturing plants and inter-urban
railways. both oi which are being an-
couraged by ‘Brsdy money. and by Mr.
James, himself a man of wealth.
development. Mr. Brady put money
into n‘ scheme for the development of
Signal mountain. a range of the Com-
berlands, north «Chattanooga. '1‘ ese
mountains are commonly known as
Walden‘s ridge. They shoot oir from
the main line of the Cumberlands
about a hundred miles north of Chut—
tanooga. in the State of Kentucky, and
end at the Tennessee river, the high‘
est peak being some miles above the
site of the Brady hydroelectric de—
velopment. The Tennessee plows its
way through these mountains, forming
3m Homily . Whirlpools and vertical that were very
At ,
dangerous to early navigation
Chattanooga the river begins the dc-
ecene through these mountains, and
the fall is very abrupt in places.
From the highest peak of Signal
mountain. near the terminus of a trol~
ley line that ‘Mr. James and associates
have built, the View is surpassingly
grand. This peel: towers 2.000 test
«there the bed 0! the river and its bluff
is almost perpendicular. Mr. Brady
supplied considerable ol' the money to
build a line automobile road irom the
City at Chattanooga to Signal moun-
tain. This is one or the best samples
to good road work in the Southern
States. A modern hotel has been
erected on the mountain by the same
people who built the Holley line and
automobile road
0. 1A. R. veterans who recall their
privatione and situations when they
toiled over this mountain in llillll. with
trends. will experience strange senso-
t-lons when the hospitable people or
Chattanoou escort them by automo-
‘ bile and electric cars to the outluttlog
all halt a century ago.
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rml course or me UNlVERu. '
With the marvelous instruments de-
vised in this one or invention. moo-
omcrl hove recently found that oil
heavenly scam. the myriad» or loss
and their accompanying retinitis oi
planets. satellites and mutants. are re
waiving me a mod center. but
u the north and its muted plan»
ole. retain about the sun. the cam
deer-dorm
Midndibomottbemm my.“ wearer-unmanned
wmwwwnflwom
“Manama-slum
MonMhmnfl
“demfllfifl
tained- by the citizens at Chattanooga. .1 ‘
who have arranged a breakfast on, '
board barges which will ’be towed to ‘4 l
the great Government locks erected
These locks are said by
When completed the development ‘
Alter financing the hydroelectric
mules and horses starving by the “1011- ‘
peaks from which the signal fires burn-y
“.Wsm m m
Don’t Fail to llring in you
Books and Receive ‘
A. F. Beckmann 8: i” 0.
83-55 Washington St.
south Norwalk
Sensible - School 18110118?
for Boys and Girl.
We have the. most varied” and 1
complete stock -in Norwalk.
“Give us the opportunity to
prove it. .'
Conneally 8. Bracken 11; ‘
81 Washington St.
it's a good sign at the high- -grnde or coal we sell and of the el-
oellence or our methods that our customers stay with us your in
and year out. ‘
Let us supply you.
HARRIS & CANS COMPANY '-
Water Street, South Norwalk.
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Maring Construction Co. Emilia
nuofimggtum%%ummuommu 1.
some norrwsua 1'
123 WASHINTON STREET.
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For Sale:
FORD 5- passenger
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Model T
Also Universal Motor Trucks from 1 1-2 1.; 5
tons. Sold on easy payments.
Luther M. Wright
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