Aim i m lain-C
I wont-lb... i
Am a! m,m1¢1tdiir
M'I imminen- ,.
AM if the mimics!
cm at M Wood“
Kimble! a! [termite tor i...
ileum and “teatime.
33
Given a Detailed Statement
“ on. ’Amouat or ice» Wiil‘d ‘- i on art that was [I ‘
“aw ”WW: I’ I . : mariner! 900° wanukf .M
. . . .. .. i ................. ..
. the Put in!“ ; Ito! oddiliuu and allera- lAmounl oi" money ”PM ' Wyn...“ 1‘“ A“ 0“"
WWW“ .o............=. ~‘...“°"..;. ;.'“.;;;.7..;.;i";;.‘.; "i" ~ “‘.."”“" ‘~"f.?.f.'.’.‘.“.‘:»""t.; "”"°“’° ”*"dwm “tr-Week
'h "l . . _ 8 ‘ tn: 0 main 35 ‘ .
a BI" ding ”Want h? the mrl of additions and altera- l lliil’lmk‘lll tor .Vea‘ ........ 1.89379 18 3’207’ . Drop Of 1'40
ending, August Slot, which was pro“ “om 800000
met-atoll at the Council meeting. on . ' """""" ’ ' . STORRS. Sept. ztw—Last year White
W 7 ' iSept. Nth: . imm‘" °‘ plumb!“ p" . mm“? “”"x'wf'm ‘2.’ “'l'andotles were the first breed to
QATHER FORECAST. ’To the Honorable Ma'or nd Board 01‘ mils issued ......... 47 : Hoping that this report will mé‘l'llireach a pen "mum f 2, .
“"" l ’ a ’ Amount of fees received {your aprpoval, I beg to remain. with} p on 0 .000 egg“
“recast for Norwalk «and vicinity: - Cogilriimén. City of Nom‘aikl‘vonuu from plumbing permits..
Partly cloudy and slightly warmer to-l _ h'eml emen. .. . » Number of organic wiring
night and Tuesday. For Connecticutl T ‘5 “5110“ lb SUblll‘l‘m ‘0 370‘". permits issued ______ 53
Fair tonight and Tuepdai', warmvr onlhonorable board for the fiscal year of i‘ f on received for
‘ the Building Department, as coreringiAmoum 0 e"
the mainland, moderate northelisl to _ ,. .1 _, . ~ . ‘ . .
southeast winds, fresh on the south , ”19 Work which has been accomplished “2:122: 31:11:11“ ‘I'lié‘ié d 29.00; Rabpfluuuy bgmruggbu f8?“ The lOl-Hl production of all hens
east coast. Forecast for the week: by ”19 building committee and the, ‘ ....... 2 l Buildinz. .nspector. .m the contest to date is 1...,782 or
For the North Atlantic States: Fair in building inspector, including the cost; Ag)g;l;l.t.mmi\.m in fees for "l . - H00 eggs less than the total at the, cor.
the early part of the week followed by ' of CODdllctiltg the dclmrlment 3““ "ml . moving ................. l2.00' DIRT AND EtlsElASE- “981mm” date “‘5‘ “a“ A‘ ”1" “a”
.. , t
balance left from the (One;
$1.900 _ _
Thousand. Nine Hundred Lollnrsl. as; Numb?" oi --‘u11dmg5 Gem"
rain over northern district Tuesday;
hip again during the middle or the ‘ . .,h 0 ; Man Alone Has Typhoid Fever, andll’r'mlmny “Flam that this .Vt‘ar's a\'-
week, probably ‘tollowedmv rain to appropriated by the Board of Estimatei "‘ Pd ---- . ----- i , He Gets l‘. me Filth. :el‘aze will at least equal the average
ward the close. Somewhat higher tom» and Taxation. ‘ 7 ‘ l ""10“!" ”WW“ m fees for i To be the consort of a queen amtmude last year.
fierature b3, Tuesday, followed by a Report of the Building, leubing andlv demolishing ........... Nonei {it ftiflthd'ie of a disease that ls caused. The best weekly production was
toll toward the end of the week (Jon- Wiring in First District. 5 Total numbcl or permits 15- ‘5 )Thiil .won the fate of Prince Malnade by 99" 0f WM“? Wyandottcs "l"
3‘ sued in Third ilfistrict 160
buildings. ........... 23 t Total number of fees reCeiv-
Amount of fees received for 1 Pt] from 'l‘llird Dietrict. ..
new buildings ........... $147.00 Estimated cost of all build.
Amount of the estimated ' f ines ill the Third District
ditiona: an , extendEd areal. of high‘Numbcr of permits for new
pressure is central 0\'er New England.“
It is producing cool, pleasant weather.
in the eastern districts. Disturbances
are central this morning over North
I _ . . I
Dakota and Florida, They are caus- my 0! new buildings.... ”Mm-Wt rm. “mph permits .Were 1.5" shaped microscopic vegetable which five eggs. 'l‘wo pens ot’ Leghorn: lle'
lug unsettled, showery weather be- Numberot permits for addi- ‘ sued in 'lhtrd District 100 .. ,. ' film?” "W body. through the. mouth longing m R M. Presley, (‘hc‘shirtg
tween the‘ Rocky Mountains and the lions and alterations. 2 I “'0?" -------------------- 53507090, and leaves it in human discharges'tc .(‘unn., and Tom Bart-on, Catforth, Eng» L
' - ' The total estimated new enter another human mouth. to which
UDPQr'Mismssile Valid-5'. and on till! Amount of fees collected -. . ' , . . it '~ mined b fingers il’es lluldl-i‘
South Atlantic coast. The tempera: for some ............. 50.00: buildings imd building 1111- “‘1“me “- Y . ~ .
ture is rising “mm" in ”‘9 .weutern Amount. or estimated 00-“ 0‘ l mowmom‘" as given the . lt ir»t~nst‘nllall)’ a disease of youth: production for the week amounted to
l additions “"1 alterations. 34535-00: Dourd 0f Assessors, to be lladult lite. Older people arc lose. out 3,207 or a drop of 140 eggs from last
3nd central districts.
‘Nllmber of plumbing permits added to the tux list was.
fl — ‘ Therefore the amount of in-
.“ B A YEAR, AGO 1‘0.1 issued ...... . ....... 89
THE DAY. $ Amount of fees received for ‘1 creased taxes thus collect;
m .. ' - lo . ‘ same ............. ‘ ....... 64.00; ible on the hasispt 26 1'
. Tcnlperllturt. High, 78, ll, . mm“. as “now” by ma
. Number' of electrical
- I lilits isnuctl .........
Amount of fees received for
{City News r5335"citric:
DPT-
iizi. Fair. , l
lit.) ‘
" Board of Eatlmute for the
expenses of the Third Tax~
in: D'étrlct. would be
64.00
Amount received in fees for lcwtiring in the Fifth Taxln'o Diltrlct. "the perpetuation 0‘ typhoid fever. but Vdottes seventh, and White \i‘yanr
; moving ................ . 2.00 Number’of permits tor new the Installation of pl‘opcrrewcr 5).: dolles eighth, These, best ten pens,
. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Heardt. and Mrs. Number or buildings demol- buildings ........... . 0:. “on... "1,. abolition of fljeg‘ 'cock- meaning 100 pong. have averaged to
08'. 11. Clark have removed from Eastt lshed : ............. . 1 Amount of tees received tor ll'oaclleo. and other filth lnseclit. the my 179 eggs each, as compared with
gin‘ven‘rle to North avenue. . '- l lAlllOllnl 0f f’C‘PB TQCElVEd for NEW buildings .......... . $242.00 maintenance 31?: a‘p‘fflf “Kgdufiupllly . 11‘ 8238 930‘! [Hr in? 100 hens in
' mt _...__._., 1 demollnhinc .5 ........... 1.00,.tmount of the estimated and n“ n“ Hull ”“9 n “a ”L. mo ten pom-est pens and 1.50 fol
Private Frank liutler of the Thirty? Total number of permits ls-
. fifth Long Island Sound Company, is sued in First District 257
enjoying a few day's furlough at hll Total amount of fees recelv- ’
Number of permits fur utldl-
lions and alterations 2i
‘ ”it. Total haunt at m receiv-
tifitsm Annual or two MW on
25-00 ‘ expressions of sincere appreciation for-
175.00
85,575.00
w.
“hm“ """""""" s2'2t’2'43smnr who. ”tougher". secrete lliO‘ninlll places. lihode lalaall Reds fill:
Report of the Building, Plumbing arid" organislll‘s in their discharges.
0"” 0‘ “9W “Humid-n 208-4650"; which it rigidly enforced will rid the."“’ “"9”“ 01 ”‘8 9mm
Talon-hr; it“
whoa-dam In
. 2.
“a-
0mm
yttrium,
modicum-mew
i to m an m .......... . um,”
mlmol vomit: and for
two Illicit were tutu
in the laying contest at Storrs. This
ye ‘ it in White , . _
’the manv courtesies that your lion-. by. 'l-ffilifll'nh that ale
‘ hi 1). rd 'nd the citizen generally:a end. A- P- Robinson a pen from Call»
on e on d V ' “"0"! ‘N- Yo passtid this mark last
. . - n9. . ‘
.bale act-01 (led i ueek and now have a score of 2,005
the birds are now laying, it. seems
belt. consort of Queen Victoria; who} longing to Grant Euler & Son of Troop
died at. the prime rage of fortyflwo“ or, l’u., with a total of fifty-two eggs.
from typhoid fever, 3 (“59“? “1‘“ ‘5 t Another pen of \\'yandottes belonginu
wholly preventabltx ‘lo l (- l n . .‘ _ a . ,
Typhoid fever its found only I . .0 ii son of Rainacre, (:flrhtflllL.
lllt _ .
man. it is can't-ted by it short rod;E"gla"d' ““h a production Of forty"
lurid. tied for third place with a pro
duction of forty-four egg—l. The total
.to have it. From“? becaui-le ”“5" week's ii p"? but “50 e an more than
have fillHPPFd from an attack ot the ' g ' ' “ g” ‘
diacmlo in their ”th Eh." the corresponding week last" year.
Typhoid lever iii known by mm“. The best pens are listed below by
llmueswflslow fever.“ "low l’ever"-~- breeds. ll. however, we consider the.
but, Whatever name it is called by, it first yen NEWS in ”1,; contest as a
killu “mm “In," "Pr “6"“ of ”‘ospzwhole, it is .found that lkghorns hull!
whom it attacks. ~ ; .. . V.
. A “Wm“ percentage of thtie who tlrst. third and fourth placer, IlUl
in second, sixth and
'recover become carriel‘s~~-lhat is. perr , lltlrred Rocks
tine fifth and tenth places, Bun Wynn-
Carriers are largely responsible for
Itllll of the disease are the Inuaourell.
contest,
«Icountl'y'of the..di‘seuse.—-—New Yorki‘ The three best pens to each of ill“
I Mall. ‘ pl’lllt'lpnl variation are' all follows!-
6 Barred Plymouth Roclu
bun.
0‘
._ .m
hula-gum.-- .... warm ...:.....,,_.1,
Silks aglow.
with richness
Inspiring new silks. yards and yards of them but onlpt
a few yards of each.
For the store plans to. have many sorts: to give each
woman a. great degree of 1ndmduality: to have its fancy
Silks dlstlllctlve. ‘ ‘
Seemingly. there is greater beauty and richness than
ever before. ,
.There. is a; deeper fuller luster. There is 'a more.
artistic mlllElll’llZ‘ of color. There is a .staunchness of
weave. There IS a soft finish that dives delightful “feel.”
Beautiful as they are. they will be of far err-eater at»
traction when made up ill the excellent styles of the sea-i
son. . .
BoonGlo satilrand meteor—$3 yard.
Crepe charmeuse—32.50 yard. I.
Yard-wide satins—$l.50 and 81.75 yard.
_ Crepe meteor. 40 inch—$2 val-d.
Faille. a yard wide-$2 yard.
Crepe de chine. 40 inches wide—$1.50 and $1.65 yard.
Georgette crepe. 40 inches wide—$1.75 yard. Z
1. él'ffx. Flt
”A:
_ Brocade satins in special effective patte ' ' 0'
—f—$1.50avard. . q , ms for lining:
Third Floor.
,.
Clothes to order
and quickly *
u
made to'measure with prompt sexllice!
McSSaline. a yard wide——$l.50 to $2 yard. 5 .
_ For women—a special service that combines clothes
' finale in Norwalk. ceived‘from First District H 333.00 Amount of fees received for l m M“ l
‘ . 'l‘lle extlmuted cost. otrall additions and alterations. 35.00.AN°'“"ER 93": FOR RECRUITS.;
. The regular Saturday night dance buildings in the First Dls- Amount of the estimated iTo Fill Vacancies in CoutoArtilloryl
Gas held at the. Norwalk Country club trict for which permits cost of additions and at: , ’ in Forte on the 3. ‘
Saturday evening. and was verylargog were. issued and tees col- “ tcrutlons ................ _ 29,030.00; . , l
~' Iy' attended. Speidel'a orchestra tur' lectcd ...... . ............ 155,250.00 Number of plumbing poré “‘th f1“. .luflhbein. "(that frost;
niahed the music. Vi The total estimation of new mlta issued ......... “'56 ‘ AeMercE‘cgnnfbr'uillngrglfliyclfl‘ rolj'thld'
“ _, i . 1 building and building im~ Amount of fees received (or district. ,6 the em,“ that there amt
The committee of food supply or the DI'OVGIM‘NS M MVP“ the plumbing lli‘rmllfi ------- llltlny vacancies in the (‘onncctlcuti
ltute council of defense is considering
= the advisability of importing into Corr
7 .jlocticut some high class dairy stock in
(he shone of dairy heifers, to be. sold
L1? 10 the farmers of the state. -Joseph W.
'ilaop ol‘ Avon, a member of. the com-
:‘ mlttee, lla investigating the proposi-_
' iion tortthem. _ i
2 ~- - t
7 ‘ A certificate of organization of the
Unitedfitates Hat Co., of Danbul-y,
was recbrded‘ in the otllce of the secre-
1'v otfstate yesterday. The amount
of capltlllvatock is $325,000, divided into
3,250 shared. The . subscribers are
Frank H. Lee and William ‘H. Green.
Harry iMcLachlan', George F. Green,
, flol'tn W: Green and Edwin H. Green of
Whom—Hartford tCourant.
. The 347th regular session oi! Nor-
j avail: Lodge. No. 709, Berlevolentond
il’roiéctive. Order of Elks, will be held
7 on Wednesday cycling at 8 o'clock.
This will be the last session at which ‘
1' .Becretory John F. Bogardus will have
, charge of the records, and his with-
I‘flrawal is generally regretted,_has~hls
“snark tor the lodge has ibgen greatly on
meciateg by all the .momb‘érs.‘ The
work will be taken up. by E. F. Bropby,
whirls-to install a new system of boolr
‘ ’teepingf . '
The exalted rulers and the Food Con-
;"servatiou committees of the various
' Connecticut Lodges of Elks. appointed
by request ot Grand Exalted tRuler
Barrier. will meet at the home or the
{Hartford Lodge at 3 p. in. Sunday, '36,)-
ember 23, to discuss with Robert Sco-
‘fvllle, United States Food Administra-
{tth-for Connecticut, plans for food con-
servation. Pledge cards will be dis-
tributed to the visitingtElks [or use in
the conservation campaign now being
”flushed by the Lodge: of Etta in all
parts of the United States.
t
‘ A bulletln' dealing very clearly with
. the use of potatoes in the diet is now
7, dieing distributed from the omq‘of the
bummlttee of food supply of the «its
council of defence. This bulletin takes
it very completely the various dues
‘ potatoes and gives. our twenty-live
'uclpu tor the cooking of potatoes. In
addition, to the many recipe: tor using
I“!!! 00m article of M iii. ball!-
m (or Igor in tho nth: or has
Imam-quilt
Number of permits for addi-
Number of clectrlc wiring
155,250.00 permits landed 110
‘Allltlllnl of fees received for
llonrd oi Asaensors, to be
added to the tax list was.
Therefore the amount of in.
creased taxes thus collect- ; \vll'luo Dorm"!!! ---------- , "-00, which still last about ten days, in onl-
ed on tllevbut-tis of 6 5-8 ‘Nllmber or bulldlntls moved :er to secure the requlred number of
mills, as allowed by the .................... . 5 [men to till these ranks: He Mfllt‘dl
Board of Estimate for the l Amount received in fees for '1 :‘l‘litwnfxnfizflgm:‘fgprflm‘tfie form?
> . . . u ' v y l , ‘
expenses ofthe Fllst Tax 1 mmlng ................. 18.00 young man to enlist m an organize-V
District would be about. . $4,133.53; Number of bulldant-l demol- ltion such as "“3: 2 .
Report of the Building, Plumbing andi‘ lSllPtl ............... ' ; Upon enlisting, each recruit ‘tllull
Wiring In the Second Taxing iAlllOulll received in tees for‘ . «bi; forward .1 toceima (llefilllmillon.
. , . ‘ ....... . 2.00 w 031:8 to w. re ve scloo g out
' . Diatrlct. I l demolishing """ it 1 .the new methods of nurture? in Coust
Ntllubel of permits for new , l'l'otul number of perm s s- Artillery developed in “08,0105, .llnd,
buildings. ----------- 40 filled in Fifth District 3‘“ will have .much to learn in liluaterinlzt
Amount of fees received for Total umounl of fees rev lobaervatlou from aeropltlmlilltlntl bill-‘
new buildings ........... $85.00! ccivcd from rlilh District 373.00 Icons fornthelllurlmrr of shuttling
I
Amount of the estimated lThe estimated cost of all ’ifimflm‘e drsttablgqxnll‘a‘: 1:3" :33"::?
cost of new blliltlinyt.... 52,075.00 building in the Filth ~Dll-l- {several hundred notices, and any
! trlct for which permits
lions and alterations 38 were issued and fees col-
Amount of fees received for
additions and alterations.
Amount of the estimated
cost of additions and al-
l'
74.00'Thc total estimated cost ‘of
new buildings and build-
1 ing improvements as given
4i,810.00 '
lcct cd was .............. 237,495.00
iNlllionlll (lulu-d Count Artillery, 10..
{rated lit Forte Wrinhti', Terry and,
illllchie. llnd he has Just coutelnpltltcd’
'lllllllh‘ for a bin drive for recitlitu
[mun who receives one of these to
.nppcar for his physical examination.
“cllnnot volunteer, his sérviccs to his'
tcountry. . Any person desiring infor-
‘tnlation can call or. write tile nenrcl-lt
itccruitlng station, tit Blitlgeporhi
lNé’w Haven, New London. Witter-
terallons ............ to the Board of Assessors {j hu‘ry‘ and Hartford. 1
Number of plumbing per~ I to be addedto the till}: list, ~ - a l “ _ _
mits issued ........ 3- 54 l was ..................... 237,405.00i MADE MALTA AIGARDEN- 7
V ‘ ' . t ,l‘ ‘, t - .‘ '
Amountpf fees lfceivcd for 24 oo'ThP.familial/:10“: oltpir: \ i What Malta \i'aa' like before the
plumbing perm t3. . . cledSPtl nits ill. on .c: ,‘Maltesc found it, one cannot, imagine.
Sum)” or electric Wiring - “’1“- 0“ “3“ basis 01' 1“ ,‘says the Manchester Guardian. Pro-i
permits lashed 3*... 157 I 1 mills. as allowed .by the‘ itu‘mably there was some soil some»;
Amount of fees received for , Board of Estimate, for the 13111:”. hidgen nulldollg ihekllttg. ‘va‘lllleytl.
a - ‘0 _. - . _ I it hear to go en me. u ere.
'ulrin. permits H 840 ; expenses 9f the Fttthflax 'Was very little soil. Most or the is-l
Number 0‘ buildings moved t . mg District, would be lland must have been Just Plain racial
..................... 5 ; about
i L“...
Amount received in fees for '
$3399.92, with nothing in particular to recent-3
‘mend it. 1
But somewhere in the dawn of his-5
l .The police were notified of the no
Applerocll Farm, Fliawillium, .\'. ll..
Lilla. ‘
Merritt M. Clark. Brooktieltl t‘entar,
Conn, 1,751. ,
Michigan Poultry Farm, banning.
Mich, 1,664.
White Wyandottu
Merryillouallt Farm, ~'Goiumbitt.
Conn, 1.684. '
Oiled G. nKiKlll,'lll'ldt.’.9ton. R. 1.. 1,.
500:
Jay ll. Erllisse. Webster, Y..
585
1.3
Rhode laland Rude
\Allun's Hard to Beat Rods. Newport.
R. l., l,'t'86. ~
Pequot. Poultry Farm. Southport.
Conn. 1.651.
lltllvicw Poultry
Vt., 1.636.
N
Farm, t..._ Alilnne,
White Leghorn;
A. P. Robinson. Culverton, N. \'., 2,-
005..
Hilltop Poultry
1,853. .
' J. 0. Lel-‘evl-e. Nek ul’ltz, N. Y.. i.-
849. l _.
Miscellanea”
' , , .
Yards. Suifield. Conn.
! Cloves r. 'Suulvan mutt \‘l'ylln-
dottes). Hartford. Conn, 1.719.
. Holliston Hill P. Form (White
Rocks). Holliston‘fiill. Maia. 1.034.
Obcd G. Knight (White. Orpinirtonrl,
Bridzelon, R. I: 1,553.
i « ‘ .
HURLED FROM AUTO-
MOBILE, ' EX-COMMIS-
SIQNER IS KILLED
((Contlnuedt From Page One)
landed squarely on his head, sixteen
feet away from the cur. His“ skull
tory there came an industrious. ln~iwa3 crushed by the fall. and it is timct
ithough that he died instantly. Mr.
Roscoe was hurled from the car. but
he sustained only minor injuries. Mr.
Selleck, who Wan riding in the front
Mr. Buckley, was thrown
i liltrou'gh ho windshield, and his face
Buckley was the only occupant
of.the mpchine who was not thrown
and. strange touay, he escaped
from the accident with hardly a
f .
\
'cident shortly after its occurence.
and Countable Brynn Silk proceeded
at once to the scene. He placed Jud-
moving ................. 5.00 The'egtimated cost of all
Number of buildings demol‘; 3 buildinzs in the entire city genioua race and proceeded, to make
ished ................ .. . '3 on this valuation. on the 'tllc' best of it. They have Men dO-t
Amount received in fees for ‘ 3 basis of the rate as given. . ing'that ii“ down the centuries, till;
demolishing ............ .' 2.00 by the Board of Estimate. . now they‘havo reduced. it to o tine;
Total numberof pernllts‘is- would be. about... ........ $1169.81; ltdbiaggdutl: 323%“ “0k 13 a garden. seat wit
sued in Second District - Total number of building ,3: t. ‘. r. ' f ._ ‘ , :
. . . . . .‘ ...... t . .. 296 .. permits issued ..... . “ 239' 'mffeilfiffitfiaififffififil"fig‘i‘m;g is?!“ “9““ were badly cut by maxim.
Total amount at fees receiv- ' Total number of inspections earth enough totgmw their food, there'
pd from Second District. , 284,00. made. on the above work were plenty of people who had enough} otlt.
Total estimated cost of all ..................... 9w “Ed ‘9 503-, SO lthey :9!" "he“;
billldingsln the Second . Total number of plumbing bail): 1:21;; d - £3)“ 3“; 5‘3: :g‘r‘gaecmtch“
District for which permits . permits issued ...... -24.. This carth'they tack and's‘pread on
n-cre'issued and tees col- ' _ Total number of inspections the lodges_ of their rocks and sowodl
lected was .............. 94,485.00 made on\ plumbing.. 703 their seeds and reaped~their harvests}
Total number or electric wir-
in: permits issued. 435
Total number 0 inspections
made for wirl ll. . .. 1231
Total number of permits in-
sued for building. plumb
tin; and wiring . .. 9t.
Total number 0! all inspec-
tion: made covering file
The total estimated new
buildings and building im-
movements all given the
*Board of AMQ‘SSOTS: to be
added to the tax list was.
Therefore the amount of in.
creased taxes thun collect-
ible on tho but: of 25 b8
mllla. allowed by Board at
flail-Ito tor ill. um
01 it. local! Tull: Dil- ’
’ 94,486.00
u
and prospered exceedinglii. till now;
fruits and lioyVers might be a fitting
name for the island.
snazzzisuau'r."
Embenlemept. is a. fraudulent air
promotion or another-Tl property by
person to whom it hasbéttliutrua
Manama“; out“: born 1::-
a _ film. W
N
“fill."
l.
l
3 pronounced Mr. Wordwcll's idebtb u
or ‘lato who“ halidtil: hulwl’ully'
'. ‘md in the command wail later‘
son Buckley,_ the driver or the ma-
. 'chlne..under‘, art-cab, on charges of
reckless driving. but
on pamle. , ,
\ Medical Emmi
‘9
later rolealed
glen was alho‘uummoned. and he
bolusdue to a fractured skull.
”Thodlmoll cox-Twas. fiddly dain-
taken “radiant a, Butteri‘a me.
pitta. Holmium
he} Samuel H. iiuut- V
A suit made. according to btyle. for $10. $11 or $12.
A coat in lonzlmodel made for $8.
A skirt made for‘$1.50.
. N aturallv. we shall work only upon woolen ’fabrico
purchased here. ’ .
And we shall stand back of every suit or coat or skirt—a
forthe store’s guarantee is that its tailoring and fit shall be
satlsfactorv.. . . ' l
o
|
excel); for costof fabric and linings where linings are re-
tlmre . . ' '
That price includes all findings. It includes covering
charge.
completed clothes is coins: to be. -
Yes: we shall make clothes in all the n
. p , . } ew st In.
Some of these styles have already been reproduced belie:
end you may see them in a cotton textile. That gives true
idea of both fit and appearance; excels a picture by far.
We are ready Plenty Of evcell
‘ . . . . . ent woolells are rea ‘-
Manv, attractive Styles are ready. d].
Test it and see how great satisfaction will result.
Til ll‘tl Fltllll'. -
:‘m; a‘ number oliyears' he conducted; nglecggfiuffigm {he 3‘“ 0“ ‘00 my
Y lletlt market lll Main street, andllen the f . e “95" 'And “"7“" ‘
x’uas also street commissioner of thel ‘Dunn .' 'alr there \vaunt won ‘0 "“3'
12:1 1:012.“ ofC Norwulk. He later‘ mov-, are vii, aggiggodogoi‘ng to :39 slot 0"»
. ew ‘anaan w .3 . ' .1 z. ' e “'95 1' I
{gagcd ill theliquor' bugging fdl‘assogl‘e; “Well, your riverence, l mdé “my,
His untimely death comes‘asnéand wasnear Kiln‘agross when l llii‘l'.
great shock to all who kne\v_' int. x {a man “dmg along the road furninot.
Mr. Wardwell worked for numberlffle‘
of years for the late F‘r’cde k Whit-l 900d
lock, in his Main street b chcr shop,
andlater opened a st‘orer' 1‘ his own
in lll'ain‘ati-eet: He was a member of
the Phoenix Engine Coniilany, and}
was at. one time utl‘eet commissioner
[for-the old Town of Norwalk. He
ilater moved to ‘New Canaan, and has
lived in jthat *town for n punlber of
years. . . _ . . -
Mr. Wardwell is aurviw ' '
9‘ thhe'child‘fen.‘,Funveral s‘érficeVV hi3 [NYSE-that’s this horse. not.
ev-Ening, friend!’ said I. ‘W«' '9
you at the falr of Ross?‘ says he. I'I
'N0.' itaunt, 1.
he. ‘Would you huy‘." says I. 'WculdE
you make. a clone swoo,’ says bk
‘horsr. bridle. saddle and all?’ 11......"
says vl. '
oi‘i‘ avv me horse—not this bore-9, but:
will‘ be 'lleld tomorrow afternoon a the other horse—4nd We swapped am!
2 o'clock from the} into home in East
livenue. New Caliban. The. deceased
‘u‘os titty-six years of age. '
r
llbout twenty yards he turned round
and called afteumell. "i‘licre moor
r...
.————..
a man from Minuet-ass: says he, 'imd,
that lltn‘SP,’ says, he, ‘tllat l swo so.
with you; says he. ‘ls .blind 1w in
oye!’ hays he. . “
"We’ll, then, your riverenoe, ~11“ tu’i‘iit
ed upon him, and. called out to' hip)...
lit ‘
"AN. lRiSl-l HORSE‘DEAL;
t‘Stol'y of the ,Ma‘nnl-‘rom Ron and the
_ Man Fromklloogrtm. ‘
An, lrisll clergyman, meeting Danny
Oooley riding a horse, said: "Good
looming. Danny! Where did you get
harlot" ‘
3h.“wa‘l, l’lli your him-t
gum} My ; "Sonatina
.1
l”There ‘niver was a I‘ll/ll] from, Ki
grou,’ says}, ‘but could“put' ’
or tumor: inr'both the, eyes ,av _' 7
. pmnooa, n I. but! will. M
For the price quoted. we will make clotheKcolhple‘te ‘ l
of buttons. It leaves. no extras to be “tacked on” to . 0
You know at the beginning exactly’what charge for 7‘:
‘Good evening, friend? said .itt.‘
rode away. But when we had gone:
was a man from Ross,‘ says be, but
could put his finger in the eye, by a;
-w ‘Qll way
uas,’ says I. J‘Didyou sell ?’ ways he.”
‘Would you sell?’ onyx“
“W9", your rircrcllce, 1’ col lib-on .,
the other Zhorse—and the man got off
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