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PRODUCT.
r. A. LANE'N
u wwunm mu.
The usual weekly dance will he. held
tonight at Dreamland. .
Fred Soder. or South Net-walk. id
spending the week end and Sunday
with his mother in New York.
Mrs? Clara. Stannnrd, of to West
street, second district, is spending the
week end and Sunday in Paterson, N.
.i.‘ '
. — ‘Wintcr cope, winter caps. O'Brien.
John Sisk, who has been spending it
Mirth. at his home here, lett yesteu
day afternoon for Detroit, Michigan,
where he has employment.
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Albert L Croneuberg, Mrs. Louisa
Stein. Mrs. Louisa Wiener and William
H. Masher, all oi Perry avenue, have
had electric lights installed in their
residences.
mA telephone in your home is Worth
t o in your neighbors.
Executive Clerk Frank 1), Root has
returned to his place in the otflco of
the governor. in Hartford, having re-
covered from on “tack of bronchitis
which kept him at home more than
two weeks.
Chief Draftsman Howard 8. Porter.
oi the state highway department, at-
Imdod Clio meeting of the Annouintlon
or Connecticut Road Officials held yin.
terdny in Wntcrbury, representing
Illigbwny Commissioner Charles J.
limwmt '4'" Wm: mmilln 10 et'cnd.
(intimate Rondo was the mbieot under
Ghanaian by the canvention, and a
paper was read by Mr. Potter.
" ~14tc¢i 'ai't bats. O'llrlen'e.
hood people are noticing tho fact
that New York, New Haven and Hart
iodrd railroad trains passing through
South Norwalk do not display the
green lighte on formerly. Under a.
new rule of the mud issued nevernl‘
dnyn ago lanterns with yellow lennoe
are now used on the olden and red
than»: on the rear oi all trains. This in
the nyetom ol‘ marking employed by
the liontou «it Albany road.
. Smoku ouo cigar idea It dny, feel
Iwitm‘ up i! result, Imd you will have
the price of a telephone in your
home.
Minn i-lnrnh J. Valentine. formerly
omp’wyod by the Paris Clock and tlult
Zilouue. or this city, will bike a. post»
tlon with the Charles Mention Coni-
mny more. of Now "ill/ill). next
month. she in to be ”Mutant memoir.
of and buyer of tho unit and cloak ilil‘
portniunt. Minn Vn'cpllwn’n n'“"“""‘"‘l\
nu ably ntmnutonnmhmw.
not! her friends will be pimped to hour
at her succeed.
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F. S. LYON
””000me
‘ Jab Printing
IIQT PAPER,
on: m
met
bSNorthcinStj
“you minim
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lawman... MM!»
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mud? w. rum
UN DER [AK ER
HEW RED "IWO‘IUILDINOI
27 wnnmnrou Ir.
TOL. DIM 1“”: hell“. “I.
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New line of Bungalow
and Princess Aprons.
Bungalow Aprons in Ga-
lena. Ginghams and Per-
cales, in assorted petterns
...... 50c and 75:: each
PRINCESS APRONS.
Princess Aprons in Per-
cale and Gingham, neatly
made with bibs ,
...... 39c and 50¢ each.
Plain Gingham-and Per-
cale Aprons ...... 25¢ each
J.I. Mallette
”Wlfl'w It.
m Mount-bowie“ ”Mi . ‘
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For this Week
IF
You Enroll} with us, you will
receive first-clone instruction at
a reasonable cost.
IF
‘ youigt‘nduate from the xchool,
. r“ #4 lo Nam“:
MW
There is a ‘
Beginning ‘
livery cavity of decay has it ht.»
'ginning. Look to your teeth: at
once; the sooner you stop the do.
(my the lees the expense better
the tooth. linve
Dr. J. H. Mallory
examine your tooth now.
Delays are dangerous and he who he:-
ltatou in loot
16 80. Main 8t, 80. Nomlk,
HOURS: 9 A. M. '70 8 P. M.
BUNDAVB BY APPOINTMENT
SLAPPED HER FACE
line of the colored men at theadeucu
in ulttner'n lull Thunder under the
mmle or the Golden Loaf Aenocln-
tion became quite tricky and one or
Vlliii acts was to 11le the lane of non oi
the Innldeun who won enjoying the no
clnl. 'i‘lIo men was sent home by tho}
editor in charge that no further illiil ’
conduct would he recorded.
‘
.3
,v,‘
“nu“
and know what you did 3 '
with it. ~ ,
monument-invited.
The f
South Normlk
I
your services will be in demand.
Why not. increase your salary?
Merrill
Business College
South Norwnlk.
Port Chester.
Stamiord.
Rogers and Stevens,
opportunity wrli pass beyond
your grasp-
50 of ' our newest, modclA;.,Fancy
Overcoats which we will cell for
Half Pri e
Come quick andjget yours b1:-
fore they are all gone“-
Fine Greamery
Butter 35c
per lb.
”‘Bacon by the strip
D I O
210 lb.
Good Candied Eggs
37:: per dozen
3lbsMilkCIackcr3250
3 lbs Nut Cake 25c
Royal Grocery
Griiulro and Frultorbrl.
Tel. 1204.3. 22 BO. Maln Bi.
We Give dirt" Green
Trading Stamps
0
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WOBURN HA8 3100.000 FIRE.
WOillliiN. About, .lIIII, 3L“ ~;l"lro
dentroyetl the tourntory brick tap
nary oi tho American man and tenth
or Company, on 1il‘owie ctr-mt, causing
It loan of $100,000 and throwing raven
tydiive men out. of work. amoral nearby
leather factories and It number at
dwellingil were damaged. No one was'
injured.
SNWIB. Col. A. 3. “Which was
badly done up with rheumatism and
sent tor Foley Kidney Pills union m
the only thing tint would care him.
George W or motion. In.
dmanhhbnokmmneyund
Trust 30:
monuments
diatom
«or the
we hallo taken
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l
CO RPORATION PA‘PE R8.
m
The New Wand Pattern Company
at New Haven has filed a certificate or
:lncorperntlon in the omce oi the sec
“rotary 0f the state, and will be capital
I
izcd III $50,000 and begin
with $8,000. _Tbe incorlmretors arc
:Auxclo M. (lianletIit‘n, Valerie Tuni—
znelll and Antonio AIIIlcnrelli, all 01‘
New iluvcu
' The Stirslry' Metal Compnnx of Next
llnven has {lied a certificate of lncor
Ubbi‘iition. to be capitalized at $5. 000
and begin business with the same
amount: The incorporaturn are Jacob
Svirsky. Sarah Svlreky and Louis Le
vine, all of New Haven.
The N. T". Hall l’nttern (‘mnpnny ol‘
Grotou has tiled n certificate of in
corporation, and will be capitalized at,
$50,000 and begin business with :20,-
IltH). The lncorporntors arc N F‘ Ball
H W Schrlyer and 'l‘ A l rnv.es all or
Groton. .
Articles of onsocintIon have becII
filed by the West End Athletic Club at
Bridgeport, iigned by
Harry Frankel and John Pulitzer. all
of Brideport.
The Stetson Clothing (‘umpnny of
Bridgeport has tiled II certificate of or-
ganization, and will begin business
business
1
with $6,000 with the following oillccrs: 3
President. ' Abraham iiochman of
Brooklyn, N. 32; accretnry and trend
urer, Adolf llnrdnch or New YOrk.
I The Benedict & l’nrdee Company or
New Huron has tiled It certificate in
creasing its capital stock by the issue
of 200 uhdros of II pnr value of :50.
making the total now outstnIIdlnt-t'
360.000. The aubucrlberu are Frank W.
Pnrdee, Edwin it. Marsh and Clurencc
ll. Clerk. II majority of the directors.
The MN” Clock Compnny or Merl.
chI has tiled II certificate of chaotic. of
location to Waterbury. it in aligned by
Joseph l’etrillo, Snixntom Mnntrolunnl
Mill Joseph lilt‘ coco. II IIIIIlorin of tlw
directorn
’l‘llo Nltlmlu llmlorucm (lurpmuiluu
of New Milford hoe clmultod llII loch
lion in lirldgnport. 'l‘lm certlllrntn bi
nignnd by Munster l). Nichol» and
Homer 122. Nicbolu, n majority or the
Illrcctoru.
A. prollmlnnry certlllcutc ur
lullun lIIIII bncu tiled by the \‘t‘nllmltl
lord Fruit at Produco Company of
‘Wnlllnglord mined by John w.
Welch, and Willinin A Schneider
. The A (l. Holley Company of Duo
or dinaolutlou, nlgnud by (loom it
s'l‘wtliltly and 8. Emmi. Downs.
CASTOR IA
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130th
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Wrote state figwilum m in
tbirtrjevmtit
L seen.
described by Frank Edward Johnson,
Zlecturer oi’ the National Geographic
yesterday, after no nbsence of almost
- nl Geographic Society
Jake KnplIuI. ‘
diam) ‘
would meeting bu,
' Frank E. proton Spends Two 9.
Years Amine Lilli; Known
lrogluoyte Tribes
WASHINGTON, n 0.. Jun. 31 .w—
' loves bewn in the solid rocks of sugar ..
loaf mountains, sometimes to the depth-
oi 160 feet, large enough to hold 1,500
to 2,000 people.
Men who think nothing of run-
ning 40 and 50 miles It day without
taking a drink of water.
People who never not eyes on fruits
or vegetables. '
Towne oi’ 5,001) to. 6,000 inhabi-
tants, in which there in not It build-
ing, the people living in holes dug
in the earth.
A land of no shadows bet-ween the
hours of 8 u. m. and 5 p. In.
‘ Back Alter Two Years.
A nation in which women are never
'l‘ltese are some of the wonders
of Norwich, Conn. the explorer and
Society, who arrived in Washington
two years, spent among the ’l‘roglo-
dyte tribes of southern Tunisia. Mr.
Johnson gave out his first interview
since his return to the United
States, after reporting to the Nation
in Washing.
. tcn yesterday.
Extemlon Researches. ‘
Willie in Tunis-in, Mr. Johnson
conducted extensive rcecnrchcs among
the buried ltoman cities and traced
:tlIe old Roman highways which have.
‘ been hidden for centuries by the shift-y
lug sands of the Subaru. lie succeed-
ed in fallowing for 300 miles the route .'
of the road that was guilt from Cal'-
thage to Leptie Magus and Alexandria H
nearly 2,000 years ago.
Helped by the French.
'FII hie work. Mr.
ment, which granted him a. military en-
cort and permission to push his inves- ~
Most I.
of his journey 3qu made on hornebeck. :1
This was MrJohneon's sixth trip into -
tigntionis wherever he wished.
the ’l‘roglodyte strongholds.
"0n the trip just concluded. i came
into n. more intlmntc contact with the
innermost lives of the people of the
extremu southern
portunlty to study them at closer
range, better indeed, i believe than
any other foreigner has ever enjoy—
ed," said Mr. Johnson, yesterday.
, "l‘herc are probably more than l00.000
of these people in e sullen hitherto
supposed to be almost uninlmbitahle.
They are pursuing nu exceedingly
primitive life, which l’mm our point
.0! View would seem hardly worth
while. Were food and drink as source
in America as there, America. would bo
on uninhabited \vllderueus.
"All the 'l‘roglodyte strongholds
are wild and dlilicult of approach;
‘lIcnce theirmccurily in time of war.
'I‘bclr wnrrlom tuulrl ecu the enemy
nppronching for many miles, unless.
they came by night, and then the zlg~
nag batch that led up to the
walls, worn smooth by ccntruics or
hard use. with it nurtnce like pnliuhcd
marble, was too dangerous, for u
stumble mount sudden death on the
rocks rundrodn of (col. below. it in
even dilllcult for the nmuuluin gcntu. --
born and bred illore.
Make Loynn Friends.
of the north.
and Im excellent plIynlque.
" ‘ Maud 8. Bland Flour, per bag ............................. , 690
Very ltcst Creamery llutteI. lh ............................. 35¢
Poet 'l‘onetion, reg lOt- pkg .......................... 3 1'0I 25¢ ‘
Blue Label Ketchup ....... ' ..... smullbot.13¢t; lnlkchol,20¢
Johnson was given :
every facility by the French gorem- ,
'l‘uuinin tlIIIII erer‘
before and I had on unequalled 011$
Security in Time of War. ‘
grant ~
An unbospltable an the nglmlytcn I
may be to u ctruturcr, when once tbs-y :;
lInw glvvn you their i’rlendnhlp them .
urn no more loynl people on the (um ,I
They have u line cnrrlngc ::
’l‘hey lIIII-e -
u marveloun adoration tor their deno- "
lute country. They any, Wind in the,
one ot‘ it picture wlIcn Allnh pulutc III
that annual every night?‘ 'l‘hcy
exceedingly nuperutltlouu nutl Nillill‘il‘.
nbiy duvout."
w... ._M-
Ito you begin to («mull at night, lunt
blit‘y has filed it preliminary certltlcnlo when you hope to pinup? tlo you hello; in the Middle Wont, but hint) in tho
II tickling throat tliut troupe you
lnwnkn? .lunt inku Foley‘s lioucy and
TM ( unwound it will check the cough
nut! atop the tit kllng animation at once
limo not ppm-t tho etomnrh. in boat
lot children and gmwu persons. For.
we at all drogglutn, "
0N! WORTH BlXTV,
"in It ten days moral will be worth
nutty man.” stated City Clerk Joueph
.J. umwcilcr to a dentlnel reporter
yesterdty afternoon. "Mm" is out.
but it; not feeling just right yet. 1m
title“ but; left him without much
strength, but he in Climb! fluidly.
‘ ‘1 I
um ..._
l
glint! the claim hm; nlwnyn linen ruined
lthnt the foul blow was: an accidental
lone. This may be iron and we hope
l’er can 121:; {.6 Cans 70c: 12 Cane Si. 315.
(iordon or Nicholson's [My (lip. bot .. 90¢ I
31.00 size ohm-ninth Whiskey, but. ........................ 85c“ .
~85u
, A. F. Beckinann & 0.
Bl AND 86 WASHINGTON HT. ' SOUTH NORWAMtw
PHONE 440.‘
‘ -2 (KW: MWWW
Monogram Rye Whiskey (best for homo heel, hm.
at the lowest Prices
HARRIS SI GANS (OMPANY
Water Street. So-th Norwalk. Tel. 721.
mmmamoommmmoom
Reduction Sale
Suits, Coats, Skirts,
Dresses, Waists, Furs
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House
33 South Main St. South Norwailt
5'5 Main St.. Stamford.
WWWWQWDCQQ
We Have a BigO and Varied Stock
Dress Shoes
DAINTV DANClNG SLIPPERS
Including tlII- ucw ’l‘nll- g
Conneally St Bracken
18 WASHINGTON ST.
For lollies, misses nIIIl chllIlI- 'l
co Slippers uile spool IlPi'iS
THF EDISON DISK
PHONOGRAPH
II: the (lrmtcnt of All Mllilil‘lll instruments.
LN on “prm'n it to you.
The A. DJ. Angevine 8t Son Co
”$136 Wnohlngoon Strut. south NOrWIlk.
BOXING NOTES},
it in about time that Home of the
rofcrutm Itroutltl the country, not only
probnllly he more crnrnl‘ul in the m.
1tnre. It in up to the rctereu to new
'tl1nt the mine are more ntrlctly cw
tumult regurding foul”. not only in
protuct the clubs, but to protect the
imam tlmmaelvce, from being not»
curly Injured. It foul lighter hlbl Im‘
businouu in the ring and whenever one
in caughtdolng anything or that kind
intentlonnlly he should be barred tor
all time. However, there are few
buxom who would do nnytlling or that
kind deliberately. but at the some
limo by being permitted to “getaway“
with very close Work. they become:
curlers Mil} interact-herewith liable
to commit route.
maul, nevorcly. reprimanded buxom for
ionic committed in the ring. which
are uetntily cleared rte unintentional
During tho past month or two than:
have been several harem quite badly
injured by being fouled in It contort
it in. but at the some um it the
refer-non were more seven with the
boron. it would put I atop to the
practice and boom the some in more
ways than one. There are some bout-
ore who have n habit of hitting low ,
whenever they are warmed. Tim» Stephen Bolton, national to '
may do this with the intentional trya om III-colt i. Woodie.
log to get in s complexes blow. but. stun to the habit oi um
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