Other-Sided the lliver.
. s
'lias Matilda Wocd. of Cove street.
is visiting friends in Mt. Vernon.
luv. and lot nausea n Gotham are
witnessing the Danbury Fair today.
Miss Mary Ghlotto is assisting in her
father's store In Wall street. Norwalk.
Jessellvll '
of theEaet avenue
Market, is at the) bury Fair. today.
Theodore Coleman. of tit. Jana ave-
nue. has been attending the yacht race.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cromwell, of Riv-
erside avenue. are at the l‘snbury Fsir
today. '
-Pork roast. 'lic lb.. at Robertson's.
Mr. and Mrs. David M. Pinch, of
First avenue, are attending the Dan-
bury Fair, today. .
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The prayervlleetiag at the Norwslk
Congregational Church, this evening,
will convene at 7:15.
The old lvendea store in Fort Point
street has been moved back and made
over into a dwelling.
Dr. and Mrs. Franklyn G. Brown will
lgive a whist party tonight at their
home In Riverside avenue.
William G. . 9 Count has laid up his
launch for ti. 3 winter in quarters.
alongside his as liine shop. l
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—-Ail kinds of b at Robertson's.
. l
The Mayflower. ook and Ladder‘
Company will hold business meeting.‘
tonight in the true. house in Van;
Zandt avenue. ' , .
Miss Jennie E. Davis has joined bet
parents. Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Davis. of
Betta Place. alter a brief sojourn illl
Bridgeport. v .
The “Dirty Dozen" of
ton street bridge are on‘
again. Last night they as.
my, and placed it on t..
Tramway Company's track ‘4,
Still. llllll u
IRIDOIPORI’.
Wfishlngl—
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'rhe cold weather rhleh but come .‘so
sudden, has brought with It a rush tor
warm keeping things. 3
Women's jackets, -womea's taifllir-
made suits; women‘s ‘goil capes. lur
capes. fur searfs, fur coilaretts. no;
men's and children's underwear, meln‘s
underwear and hosiery. all sorts llnd
sises, blankets, comforters. ready-nude
sheets and pillow cases. gloves for nieu.
women and Children: everything here
to keep you warm and the prices very
reasonable. ‘
—o-—
Icmeu’s Tailor-lads ‘f
Suits. ‘
New styles are coming, made lrom
the gray homespun cloths; also heavy
golf cloths. ‘ ‘
These suits are the very ullwest
things right from professional .‘nlen
tailors. Several suits from a manufac-
turer that is to make jackets only.
Suits, jackets silk lined. price; 88.50
to $13.50. ,
Suits, all silk lined. “7.50 tel 825;
value a third more. .
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I Ribbon Wonder.
One thousand pieces came yesterday
of narrow fancy ribbon. some goods in
the line that have been the ydi, none
worth less than 10c; sale price Elle yd.
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Women's kid gloves "The Countess,"
at 8]. 3 .
The lite Jouvirl at 81.50.
The Suede Pique at 81.50.
tuna silent Ill-ll» ,o- no
{of the East is ill Henry's Big Citv
l
Mat ovc.
. as wl as reliev to learn
, the ebieet was not alive. lean-
'r its the boys enjoyed the sport froln
a. - of safety nearby. '
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litre. ifenry leylaour, of Maple sve-
n e, has gone to Dallbury. to visit
friends, and will attend the Fair.
l
.‘hilss Eva Hancock. of Brooklyn. for-
rIy of East Norw . s niece of Wil-
l in Gilbert, of at avenue. is
‘riously ill at h home.
‘I. C. Ryerson. of Mechanic Falls.
aine, has been the guest of his
rother-in-law, Elmer H. Nash. of Van
2 ndt avenue.
‘Jsules L'Hommedieu arrived home
yesterday from .a visit to Shelton.
here he was the guest of Rev. and
‘ rs. A. J. Smith.
, corpus museum's
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‘ rue AMERICAN man.
‘ The American Girl is materian: dif-
erent from anything that Mr. Donuelly
,‘llas hitherto written. It is of a muca
deeper and more pathetic nature tllav.
lany of his previous productions, excep<
lting possibly his Darkest Russia. The
lstory is one of intense heart Interest.
‘told in beautiful language, and the alt-
uations are so arranged that me com-
edy and dramatic incidents alternate
so rapidly that tears and heartiest
laughter mingle throughout the entire
‘ performance.’ The American Girl will
i be presented at lioyt's. Friday night.
Hi HENRY'S MINSTRELS.
l One of the most popular attractions
“”4
Minstrel aggregation of fifty all white
perform-rs. who appear at iloyt's.
Monday night. This organisation pre-
sents comedians and specialties of
high grade selected from New York
vaudetilie circuits. The band is a big
one, and is pronounced the finest trav-
elir band ever organised. The singer;
emb ace fourteen of.‘ ilnest voices
on the mlnatrel stage. The first part is
something entirely new, a representa-
tion of the deck of the famous battle-
ship Olympia. with the crew as rollick-
ing jackies. Never before such It show
at their low admission; 25c, 35c and
500.
FIVE OF THE CREW RESCUEU.
Santa Monita, Cal. October 5—Cap-
tala Roven, of the ship Arctic Stream
from Hamburg, reports that on August
Il, while at Staten Land. Straits of
Magellan. e saw the British ship Gif-
l'ord rescuiiive members of the crew
of the Brit Ill steamer Tekou which
had been w ecked on Staten Laud sev-
eral days before. The. men were ex-
hausted and suffering irom severe frost
bites. The Tekoa was bound from
New Z» 'd for London.
on the 2"? men
TWENTY-SEVEN SOMALS KILLED.
Paris, October 5—According to a des-
patch from Ras .Illlutil. on the Gulf of
Aden, the lode-British troops were re-
cently landed on the Somali coast and
fought near Berbera. on a bay of the
gulf of Aden, with forces of an Arab
Mullah. named Sheik Mohammed Sa-
leh. who has been proclaimed Mahdi
by the Hinterland Mussulnlans. who
are instigatlng an uprising of the St"
mais against the Abyssiuuiaus. Twen-
ty-seven were killed.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.
Washington, October 5~Government
receipts from Internal raenlle 8909.-
m; customs, 81.576303; miscellane-
oua, $37,403; expenditures. $2,202,000.
a.
eves........
are the severest judges a paper-hanger
has. They'll find a "slight" if it's hid-
den between the paper and the wall.
Our paper-hangers never slight their
work; they do more than to perfect-
::pianseourpatrons. Theygosotnr
as to try to perfectly please our pat-
rona' friends. That is wait brings us
new contracts-that is why we are al-
ways busy—that is why every job we
doisuadvertlaetllelltforua. Ant-
isIad patron can not help. talking
about it. Let ll talk to you about
‘Theae'gloves are in every color and
l w ,
sine.
+1,
Skirt Patterns. 3
l
Canto flannel patterns. enisvgh for
a skirt i \CIt‘lI pattern. price 523:.
Ccttoa flaunt-ls, fancy flannels. are
cutting up lively, prires 5. ills. ll, Id
and 1255c yd. ‘
Very desirable goods for waists..
‘ l
wrappers and house sat-quen
v
The rescued ‘
. men kn , ‘ wiring of the fate of those
It". ; evv’ulis. w
wvififlhfixhh
in.
h
..., . ., Islvpsrtast for
lbs-1' Elm- . "if". ';.,,
u O'thlfl.’ ”17L “align".
"m ..... "2"" "or.
“(all the I ,' mar ess-
‘“ ' "" " in” 17.:
Oil 1 y. "
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spinal w'a’ahwle‘.’ “‘ ”a?“ “3
sued and exhausted '0'.le N lurid-
servers can peg-m whines is Me
Inuasth viaerhy "fimlmagdz'r‘vu
ammy'dl'“ m. n essaetr4
cruise the "13% , M Orr .
"3| powers n of " Us about u..."
yasag. rev.
3b
llufl HOW], sump.
tierieas fire stut‘eaaty Oe-nhsisaer
llller’s Bedding Place.
The Miller homestead. in Reddlng
Center, owned by County Commission-
er James F. Miller, was destroyed by
fire Tuesday night.
The fire started in a large outbuild-
ing used as a woodhollse and wash-
house, a few feet back of the residence.
It was discovered about 10 o'clock and
was then under good headway. The
Methodist Episcopal Church is only a
short distance away and the ale;
wal. given by rin log the church oil-i.
The neighbors to ed out promptly and
an effort was made to save the real-
dence. but to no purpose.
Fortunately the night was still and
with pails of water and wet blankets
the volunteer firemen succeeded in
saving three large barns. all within
seventy feet of the house.
The property had been in the Miller
family for fifty years. County Com-
missioner Miller lived there until he
went to Danbury to reside. The placc
was occupied by George McKee, the
caretaker. The loss is estimated at
82.500. The property was insured for
$1,600. The origin of the fire is un—
known.
DISCOUNT RATE RAISED.
London. October S—The directors of
the Bank of England at their weekly
meeting today raised the bank's rate
of discount from 4% to 5 per cent.
ls Care—lie Pav.
That is the way all amulet! Iotl
Orove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for his-
laria, Chills and Fever. it is simply
iron and Qulaine in a tasteless form.
Children love it. Adults prefer it to
hitter, nauseating topics. Price, 60c.
Many women neither marry for love
our for money. and, in fact. they are
years finding out what they did marry
for
lea-tr In Blood Deep.
Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without it. Coscarsts. Candy Cathar-
tic clean your blood and keep ll l-lcaa,.by
stirring up the lazy liver and drivulg all lvn-
urlilcs from the body. Begln ill-day to
anlsll pimplcs, boils, llotclles, blackheads,
and that sickly biliuus complexion by taking
(:amrets,-—ilcauty for ten cents. All drug-
glsts, satisfaction guaranteed. l0c, 25mm
Machines at the exposition that are
warranted to tell your age are notice-
ably shunned by the women in at-
tendsnce.
Old fashions In dress may be reviv-
cd, bllt no old-fashioned medicine can
replace Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by
George C. Stillson. South Norwalk: E.
P. Weed, Norwalk.
‘. Edged tulles, like the other sort. are
‘dangerous to play with; in fact. they
are so fragile it is dangerous even to
wear them.
To Strengthen Ierves in One Week
To Purify the Blood in One Week
To Care constipation in One Week
To Cure lick Headache in One Day
Take Cleveland's Celery Com and Tea
25r. if it fails to cure, we wil cheerfully
refund your money. (Trial sine free.)
The individuals who say that they
do not enjoy peanuts are probably just
as emphatic in declaring that they
love Wagner.
Eat plenty. Kodo" Dyspepsia Cure
will digest what ham eat. It cum all
forms of dyspepsia and stomach tron-
bles. E. R. Gamble, Vernon. Texas.
says: “It relieved me from the start
and cured me. It is now my everlast-
ing friend." George C. Stillson, South
Norwalk; Ed. P. Weed, Norwalk.
Lots of men who pretend to be an
leep in the street ears are only keeping
their eyes shut so that they need not
see their duty facing them in the per-
son of some young woman standing in
front of them.
Billllll, .
rst Avenue. last levwalh;
raises- on. 13-: '
m
IE! AID SIOOIll-IIAID.
farsitara. Stoves.
OLD'IPORZL.
a...» lawyer-s are
d
Captain John G. Cameron. command-
er of the great Oceanic. is a native of
New Zealsnd. but has been aloat since
early boyhood. He is 50 years old. near-
ly six feet tall. broad shouldered and
athletic.
Sewing lesbians and
Osserai . .
leasehold Deeds, ‘
nun. iii-ll llll neutron;
manuals-advertised». .
m wall-glee street allege?
' soul-n soawau. l
CHAS. l. BLACK:
"if you scour the world you will nev-
er lnd a remedy equal to One Minute
Cough Cure." says Editor Fackler. of
. Hustler. It cured
the Ileanopy. li'la
-' his family of La Grippe and saves thou-
auda from pneumonia. bronchitis
croup and all throat and lung troubles.
George C. Stiilaou. South Norwalk; Ed.
P. Weed. Norwalk.
The golden age of woman was the
sixteenth and seventeenth centuries of
French history. During all this time
France was practically ruled by a sac-
Pond’o ,
It is the quickest and surest
‘ cure for all pain. Avoid
' . substitutes.
. Mimfiore’l‘broatafiolda,
Inflammation, Hemorrhages,
——A‘l'—-
Masonflars. 40c per dozen.
Jardlnlers at less than cost.
Fancy China. Vases.
and Plain and Decorated Dinner Ware.
These goods cannot be bought wholesale in New
York for the price we are selling them.
Car. No. Main and West Sis..
‘ losing Out Sale
NASH & :VAN SCOY’S.
From 100 up.
Lamps,
So. Nbrwalk.
Edward I. Bdiay‘. Pm.
Emmet. umber and Shingles.
‘ Planing and Steam Sawing.
IANUFACI'URERS 01' AND DEALERS IN
Doors. Sui, Blinds. litrdvood ltntels, Casings, Etc.
Plain. Cathedral and Other Glasses.
Mill and Ollice foot of Marshall st..
The Hat‘éh & Bailey 00.
Stephen ii. Hatch, rise and Trees.
CHILTON“.
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benefit of the same.
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and Fee.
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L! COAL!
Having purchased a large supply of Coal
previous to the recent advance in price. I am
now in a position to give my customers the
Iy steak consists of ilrst-eiaas Goals
only. hath Lahigil and Freehllralsg,
llssletell and .lsddo, Egg, Stave, llllt
Special attention given the screening and
preparation of all coal before delivery, and de-
livered by careful and experienced men.
JOHN H. FERRIS.
149 Washington Street.
80. N orwallr.
The Home Paper.
Nothingtakoiisplacs. 'l'bersisnosuhstltuisand there
nevuwlllha. Itlsunlqueand original,holdinginlts firm
mallthepeoplsinlown. Thepapsrandthepeopienre
Impalable. Thelrinteruisarebothmntunlmndtheyhoth
kuewit. Thsouly practical wayofattrscting thus people
bthroughthelacalpapc,‘
The Evening Sentinel
passion of brilliant and able women.
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incident Accident and Crime
from Every Quarter of
the Commonwealth.
I Hartford The charity i’OIlll’lllflNlOll-
i'l'H haw lif‘i‘llll'il ill garb tllc ulmlliloulu-
lilllllilll'h‘ in suits of gray and will now
‘the .‘illllH lllilll" ill the state prbiou.
llrlluol ».iollll Ii. ill-salons bequeath-
"! $2:.,lloll to Wesleyan university. Mr.
Soul-lions Will: u trustee of the college
ll-'.ll(‘)'.
ll'lllerbury—Jukc Krcezk. of Fill'f'l‘il
('ity. l’n.. a dclcgatc to the convention
of the Litilugllill Alllllncc. wuu found
unconscious in his room ill the Hotel
Arlington. He had blown ollt the gun
on retiring. Thc physicians bcilcvc br-
will recover.
"0”)wale Kittie Fitzgerald. who
was badly hurt by bclng thrown from
her bicycle IlPill’ Mcridcu, and was lut-
cl' taken to ill" Ml-rideu lliliipllfll. was
brought. llili'li to her home lll Derby.
nud is getting along ulw-Iy. She llllli
it bad gush on her frlrt-lu'ull. ill which
six still-hes hall to he tukvn. won badly
bruised and suffered a number of cuts
on the llllllllr‘l. It is not. now thought
that llf‘l‘ spine is injured.
\l'uterburv—A cnl'ryull. used to con-
vcy persons to Morningsldd ll small
suburb of Waterbury. while returning
last night was struck by :l Naugmul-k
ll’lllll llllil overturned. 'l‘luv occupants
of lllt' carriage. two of whom werc- wo-
men. bad :1 narrow est-npt- from dczllh.
’l'llc borers also iml’llpl’il injury. It is
not known how will-re to plucc the roll-
pollslllllity. as both the driver of Ill“
which» and the engine llI'lW'l' \vnrc
careful. they any.
New London-~’l'lu'l‘r- was :l fillillll,"
of the most Hilllfli'lllllfl ulitlll'c on tho
(‘onsolilllltcll mud lust night illlil tbn
.\'i('lllll was lil-nl'y ll. Morris, of this
li‘il)’. an employee of illc l'ililll.
.‘\ll'.
Morris left hereon :ln r-l'il‘u freight
train shortly after 7 o‘clock and it ls
w-esllulell that ho fell from tho ll‘lllll
jlll-l cunt of the Mystic lll'ldltc and was
struck by tile (Fill Edge- tl'uin. ills
mangled reluuilu were Ill\i‘ll\’PI'Ofl lll'
llle engillcer of the mist bllulul accom-
Illillliililln ll'lllll llllll left horn :ll .‘l'flll.
New llllvl~li~ A novel suit has lloen
brought by Attorney Louis l2. .lilf‘fllli-l
for his client, Filuuil' i'l'ecdmull. ml
(il’:'llil uremic, ’I'lu- plzlinilfl allow“.
that she ll-ut II ill'f‘.~>‘ in Mill. llolfullm
in “'t'lll' In Now York Dew-y Day. illlii
lllill wllcll the latter I‘l‘llll'llf'll llu‘ dress
it was badly damaged. presumably
from ('Illllitl'l with tile lulnlcllw crowds
lll ill“ metropolis Therefore the llllllll‘
good tho llllnulgc. and ll:l~' brought unit
it) I'N'tlit'l‘ 51h, the lllllll' slll- plants on
llll- ill'l'sn.
'l'o ('ure Constipation Forever.
Tulll- (Hm .Ilf‘l‘l l‘nntlv l'zl'bnrlll‘ M: or '35:.
If t'. t'. C. f.l.'. int-urz'. llrv".:.~.ls' r- fund ulnnl ','.
Sonic grumpy plvl'mns tilillk lllill
Amcricn is il\'f‘l'~l)PWi"}’an ll.
SAVED A EOY'S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain II. Hub rd. of Mil-
ford Del.. says: “Bra Balm sav—
ed my boy's life. } .gan just like
the one we lost with croup. We gave
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep. and was all right in the mor-
hing."
For sale by R. H. Plalsted and F. H.
Baxter.
('ill‘llf'li- llnuu curtail» up i.‘ the for-
millil of lllulsw-lclllling these days.
'I'hc "Plow lloy Preacher." llcv. .I.
Kirknlun. llcllc Rive. ”L says. “After
sum-rim: from lll'ollchilll or lung trou-
ble for ten years. I was curml by Olll‘
Minute (‘llugh Cure. It Is ii” that is
claimed for it and more." It euros
coughs. colds. grlppc llnIl all throat and
lung troubles. (if‘fll‘flr‘ f‘. Stillsnn.
South Nul'wulk: Ed. l'. chd, Nlll’Wiilk..
—— |
After 3 lllull makes one million thcl
Wurltl gcucl'ally credits him with n
fli)7.l'll.
OASTORIA.
3mm. lilo Kind in Hall) llvau Btugll
Signature
a!
Tbelc is nothing so delightful in tlici
world us :l sense of work well done~-
and also well paid for.
lull“
~ .Purollas"
llud lll’lfl frequently givcu ii sums Mi
tiff thinks lllt‘ defendant should make,
Lathe;— M.
Inwll‘iaki »
low I-‘l'llNl'I‘UliE. RUG
MA'i"l'lNG.UINOLEIIM. " ‘
SHADES. on ANY (loop (5 ‘
run uousn Fountain: ,
mu LlNl-i. ‘
l a
:Wlu-tllcl' fhllle whole llo .
one room. it will pay you to ”
.olu' Stock lillll got prices. 'l'li .
losers will find It to their tidy
ltukc lllt‘ lime to look. We at! ,_
= in gin- llll' ”pic to show our
Funeral Directors
and Embalalcrl.
For any case of Hay Fever._ I
the Head. ‘Itose Cold or Iailu a
BRAZILIAN BALM will not ..
dirtections hare followed. No “.1
no even t 49 greatest h sic
dared to make such an :ffe’l'. age”
we if We did not know that Bil
IAN BALtM is a 'fslllllck. positive
permuneu cure. om son F
Wilmington. Del.. says? “ 0.!
with Hay Fever evcry sum
years. Then I used DRAZl ‘ ’ ‘
BALM which cured me Ill three
That was in 1887 and I have. new 7 ‘ w
it since. BRAZILIAN BALM is a "
derful remedy and does everything
is claimed for it." We have build ~-
ot such testimonials. We will givet
same reward in the case of Ast v-
For sale by l‘lrliggists. 600 and $1.
a bottle, or sent if you mention-
papcr.
B. F. JACKSON E 00... '
Mnnufscturiu Ch ‘
Indianapolis, Ind. g emlstl.
scuba“ ,
Children’s
Eves
.should be carciull e «V
‘ lb; full term millage?!“ .002 i '
arents ought to k
their children‘s eyes 5.19:119‘? ‘
:normal standard of vision or n.
.‘Mauy suffer from headache and
unable to give proper attention
;thc~ir books when a careful anti;
great would discover the trouble 2'
a Proper Glass, Properly Adina
: would give relief and save a gr
“'3;le in later years.
y examinations are ye " '.'.- '
and made Without Charge? “'5 h -
0. B. JACKSON
GRIDUII'E outlaw - ‘1’.
Will I. incisor. Jevlilr, "hall it?
P. s. $33333312um. ulstcl‘e'.
ing of Compound I‘m Gillian”
repairing a specialty. m.
l
ill I .
Album
I oluouour.
A Bicycle Wagon:
Prevents Ruffled Dis-
positions of both
Mall and Beast
Wright, '
.lolleph .Stockford. Hodgdon. Mo.
healed a sore running for seventecnl
years and cured his piles of long stand—i
ing by using Ilerit's Witch Hazel
Salve. It cures all skin diseases. Geoml
C. Stillson. South Norwalk: Ed. i‘.l
Weed. Norwalk. t
The reason why some pcl'sons cunl
get a favor any time they ask for it is
because they never link for it.
Millions of dollars, is the value plac- !
ed by Mrs. Mary Bird. Harrisburg. I’a..t
on the life of her child. which shr-
saved from croup by the use of Oil-1
Minute Cough Cure. It cures llll coughs.
colds and throat and lung troubles!
George P. Stillaon. South Norwalk; I'll
P. Weed. Norwaik. l
Qllern \‘lctoria was greatly internal-I!
ed with Lord Kitchener when he was
in England and It‘lkf’ll him in lilo
course of a private interview if what
~he had heard of him was trite-dual ill:
did not cure for any wot all. He re:
plied that if was true win our f'Xl'i'p-
tion. The Queen asked for the mlmc‘
of the cvception and was much amused :
when the sirdar replied "your majl-s-i
CASTORIA
PerhhntsandCltlldrsn. :
Illlhilttllanllvnthagiu
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We want all the trust we can not inl
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we
our love slain. but no syndicate.
Imust be presented for wagon. sill.
8 Madison street,
So. Norwalk.
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clarifies"
«to.--
"I 8. Patent s'slllv t.
1810 In his" J
"titres, 412'» “um NH-
' nasamramnw. is: v'i'
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For 46 Ozone Trade Marks ' ‘
2 Ozone Starch Trade Marks. and
2 Ozone Washing Powder Trade lurks. .
AMy Ind lisafnl Wagon. legslar hire within“!
Ihssls as shown is cut.
BUOKLEY ll WHEELER’S,
6! SOUTH MAIN STIlEE 1‘.
South Norwaik.
The three kinds of Trade Marks
Norwalk Chronicler