:. urn—Watts iv in
:. tom's coitus.
hammmmmuw
bummufltiflr
"scum-Imam
‘ “Tho rare it W. S. titurtevant's in to.
dayniarkal "I; . <” f
.LFlncst shad. 10'. N. Y. .\l'k‘t.
,Knighte of the Golden'Cnns will
, ‘ .in the Son: of Temperance Hall,
I.
—M mantryaeggdplo" dirt. N. Y.
, company.
,Ga'mania angcrhund will give
abmtedcomcrt Sunday. in in hell on
éuourning band», at O'Brieu'».
‘ Mk8 lodge will reheare‘c the Fe-
“ degree tonight. All the ladies
’ d! Muted to be prevent.
' "4}th a men. “a; obtain a... at
. leap than mic-halt price at C.H.Harvey'h.
Iii alarm box No! :l. at thc‘Mahaclre—
gm 1 corner. is undergoi an over-
todsy by Super-tare out ‘Bon-
VLWeluc haamhi‘ohu paper at 25!
w double roll. J.T. Prowitt (Jo..90
' aahington street.
Superintendent Bouucl has _ a
ego! in the South Norwa Athe-
baquarters tovbe used tonight
in the boxing houte.
L-Verybeetuew 'ug creamery but.
;I Dammit. KY. roceryCo ..
in theM—imwm processcase of
mettle against ward E. ‘l'ar.
dugout. who occupies ate .at
18 oytstreet.were ‘ y.
-$hoea! Shoes! eifioei'firnru '2'
atC.ll.Harvey's. , ,
The Feinberg watch case was ami-
cably settled. {gateway afternoon, by
the moral i watch giving up the
pawn ticket. and Feinbcrg returning the
changefism. " '-' .., , -‘
—I00k at Luther M. Wright's'advcr-
’ tieement. $10,000 worth at wagons,
aleighs and horse. goals that must bcsold.
Tomorrow will be the thirty-fourth
Inui o! the battle of Newborn.
in which t e Eighth and Tenth Regi-
manta. Counmticut Volunteers, actively
participated. ’r -
~Dunlap and Youuian '96 style. 0‘ Brie n
: Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Gardineriof ‘Wat-
erbura'speut thincsday and Thursday
with . S. Stnrtevant. Mr. Gardiner
. expects to purchase the {imam-place in
North avenue.
-Wcstport smelt at H iiarelufi's.
These are lively dill}. at ovater
docks. Shipments to England for plant.
ing have begun and will continuc a
month or more. \‘l'ithin the past two
dayeW. H. Hoytchtm haw shippfll
nearly 1,000 barrels.
—Nativc potatoee. 35’ bushel. sill)
bbl., this Saturday. at N. Y. time-cry (Jo.
Buckingham Post. G. A. R.. has rc-
ccived an invitation from Perkins Poet.
of New Iondou. to take part in tho dud-
icatiouot a mldicrs’ monument in that
city, May ii, the 2-30!!! annivcrsary of
New London. .
“.th hams. to: 31v. M'k't.
A motion invdowu. to be ofl'crczlby
counsellor the County Commissioners, .
in the Superior Court. in the appeal
fromltlwir decision by Margaret Barnes,
of Norwalk, recently decided against the
appellant by Judge Wheeler. for an al-
lowance of costs to the prevailing party.
~20lbs. beet sweat granulated sugar
forfiloo, Saturday. N. Y. Grocery Co.
' The funeral of Mir»: ,I‘l-Ither Louise
~ smith. who died at the home of her
, sister. Mrs. Sarah L. Home. ichst ave-
" nee. Tuesday night. was largely attend-
‘ ed from the .Chapel of ( )ur Holy Saviour.
Berkelcvemet, this attornoon. Rev. S.
n. Pond oiliciating. The burial was at
New Canaan.
" -—Good photographs do not fade; you
'l can t them at Readman's, Gazette
hull ng. Norwalk.
.Thc April meeting of the Young
Men's Debating club will be held Tucs-
‘ day ' ht, April ii. at the home of
M. Ferris. 35 Bayview avenum
#8 this meeting W. AIGrifl'iu'.‘ .lr., and
four Wood Ferris will debate upon
“81.01150“, Resolved. “That, for the
goodof the Republic prisons should be
of reform rather than of punish-
I."
5—141!) not miss the great half price sales
art". Y. Grocery (3)., this Saturday.
The remains of Mrs. Herbert Van
Ed"- will be brought to Norwalk tomor-
. on the noon train. apd‘w'dl be bur-
ied in Riverside cemetery at 12:30 o'clock.
In. VanNess was twenty-pix years of
' . Her maiden name was Mary E.
, £31. and she was married to Mr. Van
No- in New York three years ago. _
ter was born to them, but the little
‘onedied I short film azo. The sympa- I hopcsI‘l'roni now on to be able togivo her}
thyofahoet oi friends is extended to
Mr. Vau‘Scas in his bereavement.
flS
—We have this year's 5 wall '1‘
pa
hit as 10¢ per double roll. The J.
Pmitt 00.. in} “'ashington street.
k ... N... -..A
“"‘7 ‘T‘Y—‘
and cakes." with Coasox,
-. . Iv a «I
In 0
.-~.
The 'Arlon eiKEIuTmiety will m.
hearers tonight.
There will be a mdablc at (intln-ic'a
hall. Silvcnuinc. tonight.
. Twelve tramp; wore’aheltcml in the
tramp hcuec at Norwalk. last night.
The public helm» will claim April 2.
(lo: thc spring vacation and reopen April
—Bcst 0‘! derby. at O‘Bricn‘u.
Henry W. Never» and family moved
today from But Norwallt to Stuart are-
one.
Pioneer Hook hind—ham" company
wiillhbold a special meeting Saturday
n g t.
Edward Gilbert, of Fair street. is
moving to Mr. Wicks' nous-.- in tin-
same street.
Lincolucouncu, U. U. A. M.. will
meet toni ht at the hall in Swartz &
Corbett's lock.
Roy H. Jenna received a valuable
moat
riendhin
~Chickens. mp. it. v. M‘h‘t.
The J. '1‘. mill compel: has secur-
ed the contract to lit up Mic acl Ratch-
tord‘a new store at Xorwalk.
George Chaphml the drattrick at the
Monroe, ptreet signal tower. is quite
sick at'his home in Day street.
yu.
~LTinbn-llaa and canes. at U'Bricn‘r.
A dead maple tree in front of the
house owned by Mrs. J. W. Wilson in
Chapel street was cut down today.
, The South mainline... club‘s ex-
hibition will take place tonight at the
day each week. Special attention: given
to diseases of women and surgery.
Mrs. A. F. Wheeler will be the solo
let at W. H. Humiston'a organ recital in
the South Norwalk Cougregatinal
church. tomorrow attcmoon.
last night and decided to hold a "smok-
er". on April 2. and invite all union and
non-union carpenters who present.
Frank W. Smith, of Minnesota. who
came East to visit his sick brother.
Stephen Henry Smith, of Newtown avo-
nue, was called hmne today by the death
of his daughter Maggie.
-—Babbitt‘s and Ozone strip. 3" per
colic, this Saturday. N. Y. (inn-cry Go.
Bankevillc.
funeral, war held today. Mr. Barrett
Academy street. Not-walk.
Conmn'ncing Monday night a tourna-
ment for the clunnpmnship cuc of Nov-
iuprognw at Louis l’ottcr's Norwalk
billiard parlorsf. all next wcck.
Mrs. (Yhavlcs DcKlyn. who tlicd in
Daubury on Wednesday. was in thc
seventy-fifth yum- of her age. Tbc fu-
neral will be held Sunday afternoon at
2:350 o'clock. from hor latc resident-II.
”(in-at spcriticc! lnnucusc stock of
good-z to be closed out at unheard of
prices at (Y. H. Harvey's.
Thc work of renovating Pioneer Hook
5 and Laddhr company's headquarters in
, Main strcct. Korwalk. was connncuccd
)‘ehtcrdayby The J. T. l’rowitt compa-
ny‘s artists. The mnnv will bc tint-d
‘ up in fine utylc. '
“'illis \"Lwlward ill-1' Ncw York
: musin- publisher. will era-ct a handsoum
residence in West- avcnuc. on the
,E. V. A. (Jbichcstcr cstatc. Dudley
j E. Hoyt has the contract. Thu cost will
I be about $7,001), "
1 An educational mocting of thc Na-
. tioual Asswiatiou oi' Stationary Engin-
gcern willbo held tonight at h' o'clock.
iSul‘chct. “Built-rs: their Uonstmction.
: Setting and Workings." A tall attend-
l ancc is desired. '
. —Loglamb.10r. N. Y. M'k't. ‘
I Miss M. A. Lnudic, artist in hair
‘work. will be at room 2!, Mahackcmo
Hotel, until March 18th. Miss Landic
has visited this city lhrfore. and given
full aatisi’aetion. Her announcement
I will be found on another page.
. The Union ‘ Voteraus' Union has dc-
cidcd on Wednesday, April 8th. as the“
date for the repetition of the War Song
7 concert- rocontly given under the direc-
. tion of W.H.Humistoninthe South Nor-
Iwalk Congregational church. The con-
icert will be held in Music Hall. ‘
I The third sociable of Uncas Tribe, No.
I 26. l. 0. R. M..will beheld in the tribe'n
1 spacious Wigwam in Washington street.
. tonight. The popular Philharmonic or~
Ichestria will furnish music, and Charles
Most. will be the ,prompter. From the
I present- outlook there will be a large at-
: tcudancc.
I -mhnds. notifii.§.§bhl., 52v bag.‘
I N. Y. Grocery Co.
l Mrs. S. I. Mills arrived in Ausonia,
3 Tuesday afternoon. accompanied by her
Inon. who has been sick for nearly three
Imouths. He is much better than ho
;was but still not able to resume work
Itln's reason. He is stopping in South
AI‘Sorwalk and returned them today.
I Mrs. Mills will remain in Ansonia and
attention to her business. anti prepare
. for the spring trade—Ausoma Sentinel.
; —Look at Luther M. Wright‘s mivcr
is 311101". $10,000 wcrth of wagons,
' sleight: and horse goods that must he sold
. , ’» V“ Pure and Surcjt '
, eveland s
BAKING WHEEL
“l have use? Cleveland's Baking Powder with
entire satisfaction in the preparation of breads, biscuits
I’mma'rrqf .\'.-:v York (who; Srluw'.
pawn». M..J._.L-..Ia .-.......¢y— .
. .
.7‘
film
“[03:10. Chris Logan. ct Lowe street. isiFw D
' 3 I I
h e react yesterday from
llroclxtl) ' :
club‘s gymnasium in Washington street. .
'— .A.Fox. u. 1).. will be in no
. Was ington street. Tuesday and Satur- ‘
The Norwalk Carpentera’ Union met ’
I
James Barrett died at his home in,
N. Y., Wednesday. '1'th
was a brother. of ( icorgo H. Barrett. of .
walk and FlX‘Cllll boxing bouts will be
C orncd llccl‘
lh
i
*i‘l'a can. 74%;. .451“ or at' . «a
'LAWTbN a co.
Four cans l-‘inc Corn
Anderson's Rasphcrl'yjani. 10c “
Strawberry “
r. o. uwrou a. 00., 22 South transom.i
,,.I
"’ "i“
25c
18c per can.
it
ta H
10c
...._..... .- - . a...» ”Law...“
I...) " "II\ a“...
I
.‘X
\. \.~\a
2-. : I. .\ . ‘ s:
. I it .'
.0 ‘ fl .I
"are ”33:34
‘ DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET.
W
IEDWARD ,STREET
Offers 2o doun
ladies' Fast Black hose
0! the Celebrated and Uncquelled Onyx Brand. at '
25 Cents Pair!
‘ lligh spliccd‘heel, double sale, and spliced scam. They are regular
4z-ceut goods. Avail yourselves of the opportunity. ‘
,\\'c are showing a beautiful line of Fancy Ribbons. Also a new line of
Fancy Silks {or waists, in Dresden and Persian Eiiccts.
I
EDWARD STREET,
o‘Gazctto Building,
N or walk , - - -
cxsou's PHOTOGRAP’H’S!
lbmblnethe latoatb'tyle and Finish. Our aim in to give mtislahtiom ‘ *
tonur patrons, and to furnish than: with the the tines! productions of
tho Photographic Art. Large colloctlon ol Children‘s Studies.
"What
in lllc nuisou llic pI-oplc do tlil'lr
trading with as? For the benefit of our,
brother butchers who were cuts to mart .
the story that we had failed but wcck.I
We wil say: We will he in businessl
when they are swooping (anomalies. I
'l'otln- pooplo we will givs a apcoinl1
sale every day this \vcck. Our market
will be open until N o’clock p.'m. every
evening.
New York Market.
FRANK s. evens, Prop. . '
l
Conn cticut.
I
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l
M. l
E. II. JACKSON, Photographer. I
Over l". Moavl'h Contm‘tloneri'. .. ,
,53 WALL STREET, - - - - NORWALK, CONN. l
' _;__._E...-.--... ._.__ .‘,__ .___ j '1 -i
Rov. S. ll. Pond inatructcd the millili-
,inationclas.-Ial Ht. l’aul'h' church. lust
. night. . .
E. A. llohun‘. the broker, will learn
Noru‘nlk for Florida. 'l‘ucsday. for a ‘
month's sojourn.
llaby Lester will takc a promincnt
part in tomorrows nmtincc at llovt's
'l'llczttn‘. .
Aunt Bctwv SnumlI-rs cclobratcd the
limb annivI-rsary of law birthday. ch
Monday. at. the town l‘arni.
May. daughtcrof Mr. and Mrs. ('. E.
Williams. of Union atrcct. in rccovcring
from a scvcr attack oi‘ tonsilitis.
—--.\tlnntic and drown load can b1-
bought at $1.1llln'l' bumirI-d; dclivcnrl.
$5.50. The .I. 'l‘. I’mwilt ('u.. WI “"nslh
tug htn‘ct.
Tin" Mill Hill 'problcm will probal.»l_v
ho sJ-ttlod tomorrow. llhllll‘. thirty days
innit givcn b_v thc Supcrior l'ourt cr-
pirca t' uuom Iw.
'l'bc funeral of the late Lewis Benc-
dict was held from the quarters of Buck-
ingham Poet. U. A. IL. at tho Athena‘-
um, this afternoon. Rev. 3. ll. Wat-
kins (Illiciattul. The Post burial st'ri'iltc
wan road.
The rmnainhol' Mrs. Lizzie Crucctt,
who died in New York city, will today
bo brought to the lunar of her brother.
(leorgc Bailwitz. Norwalk. The funeral
will be held Sunday. and the burial will
g be at Weston.
“l bcnrthat mum in a light placc.‘_
"Hmv?" "Moved into n llaricm fiat."
,Willic—“l kncw you wcre coming to-
, night."
Uastlcton—-“\\'by, Willie?" Willie—
»“Sister has been asleep all the after-
noon." __
Shc (flehingI—“I know, Alfred. I have
'my faults." He—“Oh. certainly." She
(aiigrllyI——"Iildced? Perhaps you‘ll tell
me what they are?" ' *
First» clerk—“Does your guv'uor ever
tell you fellows funny stories?" Second
fleck-«"No. but we have to laugh just
the same."
m ”’MENORIA‘M?
Schwinn. Mun-h to. 1m.
At Iburcgulai meeting of l‘nintorh' l'niun.
So. "3:50. hold on the nlmvndnlc. lb:I following
.rchrdutions \vcrt‘ nuaniinolmlv lltlnplml and
orderedpublished: “ . ‘
Wherea‘, It hit: pith-Ned “ml. in lli~ ll’llllllil‘
\viMlnnl. lo l't‘lnm‘o IH’ dclllll ill" lN‘l“\t'll wiln
of Iirutlwrt'. l.. l'hrtt. tlII-rt-lnrn. lm it
lit‘sfllwu‘l. That weJho Incmlm-nnl Local
I l-nllllhsfl. 27in, It. of l’. and ll. of America. tvII- .
Idcr to our brother and: his bereaved tumIIy
Innr most sincere and heartfelt Hympnthv In
ithcir hour of bcroavcnu-nt and woo. .\nd l c
it lnrthor .
licwivod. That a court-l these rcfinlutlnns
I»... .”me upon our minntc~. and that tho.
l'nion attend the lnneml in a bodv.
(mount: l".. l-‘Itzxniu,
llltnmzu'r II. lllunvx.
t‘nintrh \\. IIESEVTT
l '1 Immtilmn
min at
W, 7
NOTICE!
H A I R W O R K!
Miss M. A. Laudie,
Artist in hair Work-twill he at tho .“lilllll'lil‘lll't
Hotel. llnmn '21. until Man-h lath. III-r tut-Incr-
‘3 w-vrk lllllllbl'lN‘ l» sulllciI-nl‘ gnamnim‘ how
all ordch are executed. Wigs. Wing“.
Switchm madt- to order and to ”1 run nun.
Natural tirav and Satin-pl “ater l'tlrl war-
‘ muted. Ural-and (Tarar \\ ock a weeially.
m
13 at ' dress as West. Avenue.
cunzspcnappzo HANDS.
._-...__._ .1 ..-_.,___...
R. H.
Plaisted, 7
Druggist.“ I
.._-. -n ...__.__.-
Wc try to kccp everything in th‘3
drug linc. and will got any
articlo not in stock at
short noticc.
—0.____
OUR
PRESCRIPTION
DEPARTMENT.
i
la carclnlly Imuiagcd, and wv 1.1m '
all tho improvcd mcthmls
and supply now nunco
dies as .soon as
they are in
thcmar-
kct I 3
.4)..—
PLAISTED'S ‘
COUCH ,
REMEDY!
Will always cure. 25 and 50 cent '
bottles.
“'330 NIOZNZB Sada-LSIV'Id
I
l
l
l
I
!
er
PLatsrzors
azuzom
CREAM! . I
l
I
It cures chapped hands and sore
lips.
I
R. H. PLAISTED,’
‘3 Washington St. I I
i
I
t
Smh'orwalk, - - — Utmn.
I
I
‘1‘ Oothams.
MEI-LIE M.DISBROW.
Touch‘or of Plume.
'l‘cnna Reasonable on Appli’ca‘tion. Ad-
an tint l
Il’ulhiu-ulwlnek (Mn if." t-- H"). Juivmlv
emu sanctum manor: In. use.
‘5
NO MORE SORE HEADS!
Caused by wcnring hats that do
not lit.
W . are now
prepared to conform every hat; we sell to the shape oi'thc
head of the waiver without any extra charge or inconven-
icncc to him.
Our Line Of Spring'Blocks
Includes all the popular and becoming styles and fashion:
able shades in the market.
We btu" an excellent but we
sell at $1.50. Our largest sales are on our $2.00 hat
which can't be beat. and equalled by few.
but is identically the same but R.. l’. & Co..oi~ New York
talk so loud about.
Our Spring Clothing
ls coming in every day.
illitlilici'c11cc if you arc not ready to buy.
walk storc opcn cvcnings.
Our $3 dollar
I}
Come in and look at it: makes
South Nor
Comstock Brothers!
'4 ,So. Main.Street;:So. Norwalk.
MILFORD A. GIFFINrManagQr.
COMSTOCK BROS.
Masonic Bldg.
Norwalk. - ‘ - Conn.
"SEE THAT CURVE?"
You will runny tun.»
THIS YEAR
t‘t Ii:
KEATINGS!
“Ax'c‘365 Days Ahead of Them All."
FOX CYCLE CO.,
L’ Elizabeth Sim-t.
Sovrn Nomvatat. (.‘osswrrccr.
Norwalk Branch at l'lnnco'h.
*-
Agcl’ltFOI' It '5, or
BUFFALO
GLUTEN it Isn’t
FEED
FOR \\'isc to purchase your gnain from
CATTLE a concern which is more careful 10
Chicken. select the. linc'st in the market. it
and all depends upon your view point.
‘HORSESI Those people who want the hcst
__ . oblainublc, want it clean and whole-
BEST ‘some.aud Mllll honestly and without
GRAIN Iuisrcprescntaiion will place their
FOR order with us.
HORSES
AND "E '_—__
CATTLE.
3......” Manuel T. Hatch,
OFFICE
SOLMANS' The Leading Grain Dealer,
LIVERY ‘ .
STABLE. l5 Marshall Street.$o. Norwalk.
Don‘t-m. ...—.n -n.“ . .
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BICSICLES—I
We have the best lino oi wheels in
town. Come'and we them.
cleveland Swell Special.
It you see a wheel with large tub-
Inc it is a Cleveland or an imita-
lull.
The Sterling.
llllilt like a watch.
The Gold Crank Falcon,
Large balls in all bearings.
The Imperial.
The "go lightly" kind.
The Manhattan.
The best 860 wht-el built.
Riding School New Open.
NORWALK
PATTERN WORKS,
0. ll. Alsthorpe. Prop.
'.
.. WW“;
.2!_‘ 1' 1"}; r.
\ /..
A LARGE srocx V
of Whack to M'lcv'l lrum.
Ramblers.
_ Strong. ~tvli~h. "lulu-data in all two
inlpr‘o»wmcnl~.
\ troll built “load that will dun-I tho
racket.
Ideals,
Light. li:tlnl.~-Ivnv- and vlnrul-lv
Stormers, ‘
'l'lw lit-st \iln'cl iii lllt' tuni'ntjlal llleivlu'e.
“to.
.\ mull“; gum! mivnilu lino.
linc..tlo and too.
(p..—
Tho I. T. Prowitt Co.
at Becker‘s.
and Sign Writing.
AN I'PSET
[n priccs for Wall Paperdf‘aiuting and in-
terior decorating goncmllyih observable
Good \anl Paper was nev-
er as cheap as to day, and materials, do-
sigus. cxccution and finish exceed any-
thing shown before.
with blanks at 15c pcr roll will cost little
and be a niodcl of duintincss.
Painters' Snpplics.
Artista' .‘datci’ial.~'. Pictures.
Pictures framed to order. _
’aintiug. I’an-rhanging. Decorating -
DECKER,
79 Washington Street.
('llm'nlnlr‘~. zi~~nlri»\d.
Mum-men l'andr. hot.
Ahsul'lt‘tl llutlcrfiiph.
.‘lnlnsslN lIuilt‘rL'lllN.
l'li. wulflll‘ t‘nra nit-Is.
A room a wed
P pt Iltl-rhcwi'nkv.
Sunshine (Ink-2
l‘lt-I‘cnw- ('nkc.
.\ um. I»... or Mimi chum. '
And luadrznfotbcr kinds.
lm t 'lhn-nluto- Lover, ('akeh.
Hard Times Sale-
——.\T—-——
MEAD'S,
Saturday!
It Beats Anything'on Recordl!
FRESH CANDY AT COST!
:01!
i PM:
19C
201‘
1’06
106
2'00.
901-
20-?
KM?
Ami Iw- .IIlII-r klll'l~.
i. .\ll vulttulvltuftm'II‘m‘vluckSaturduvewn-
will I..- wld at half [Ira-c. ,
So. Norwalk.
BETTER THAN BANKS.
You couldn't Inukn
TELEPHONE CALL, ll.
' -:_~_..”n _____.E
ii kin-ls of the “wt l‘gfis for
batching. ll.l.nn~bnn;:.thd-l '
on l'ol‘lahxlkintlmdla-rlwrlw
M'bilt-and ii. I' lion-k. llull
and Whit-- l'tfl’lllltb. :qu and than for 11:. 7
[ill-untumm'A qumn‘h lliihslznv. .‘w. 7
45 Main Street, Norwalk.
llenrv street. final 5- vrwalk. I'M 3m
or; v
w ' l l _ *5‘ H" H— ,_ - a. Q. ‘. atbotlnr Illl\'0§:)lll;‘.l‘ll
. n I -_v an '
J. D. JENNINGS, v“ §}5-'i§fjl.c§‘;..x inn:
u. . . . . .sc orunaw .
UNDERTAKER. \/ _ ”a, 1,,”3‘” 6.3”"
. ; Illll Lilli" I'i IV."
KNIGHT STREET, ._ ,. k, l tlwr'donp niwtuuu'.
. ‘ . Ill\'l u- I Iy roa-
borwalk. - - - bonn. 3%. I Nillllllill“ ckliritt an'd
Upp. Street Railway Depot, {3' 3‘. Ill/Ill ”'II Tiff"? 3"};
RESIDENCE ELM STRICT. " 5' W ‘ nearly tin-iv value.
. 'l‘bI-v make llnc prew-
t'lll‘ Hr llt'll‘l<_llllll-4 and are nlwnvs I-XI'ellI-nt
collateral. \ibcn vnu want "mt-water (lin-
month Ur JI'WI'lI'l' it” in
HOMER B. HOYT'S
Jewelry and Optical Store.
80 Washington Street.
Norwalk Chronicler