s ‘ ‘nio
‘ committed {clues 1
having mus
to murder his
or; Were laid in
at Oukwoud cc
pylon tbcifllyurcs it
b u-Mcstlgstmwo'll
pullout Skirts.
lty muslin, deep
d- “ ’3 up Skirts .1:
much lower figure than your ’homo 11‘ r t
scams Ivory nigh own in this.
”i. HV'flhfi. f thi‘ {flats 1 bmfldery flounge.
Ladies Night Gowuo. insertion and 8110 .t Skirts. deep dos
lucked yoke. sumo neck and . “1 embroider»;
sleeves. ‘ 49c. . 8'5““. ‘
Ladies' Night (lawns. square neck, ' » Made muons peels. .
lace and luscrtlun trimmed neck . mods of cxcclloul out.
cud sleeves. . 59 omc perfectly
d Lodiss’ V and square neck Night ‘ .
Gowns. irimmed with cluster of , nd all. you, every p
tucks and smurold'erY. 75c. ‘ cu prlcsc- than svo‘u lb
Lulllell’ Night Clowns. square neck afford to offer them of; on "
trimmed with wide embroidery than this. ‘
Ladles’ Corset Covers
and insertion. good quality mus ,
llu, 98c. good quality muslin. ombr’ul
Ludlss' Combrlc Night Gowns. and bemutitched yoke.
dainty trimmed with lace and Ladies” French Corset
embroidery. homstitcheu yoke. $1.49 . round neck.trim1nod w
The plain. simplest sorts of skirts "7W edging, ”
are here. than byossy stages they adv Ladies French 00’3“ *3
vanes to the fluffy, billowy lacs-triva- trimmed With two “’33
insertion and lace trimmo
eir lost resting place
bury.
The unusuobfdufllrc of the obsscules ' .
fold In tholflsolst‘ list arrangements , . J
‘ .lly pml'l'ill. who, though
p . L develop ‘
lug rays st way u dcr~priccs
cause of the almost coustsut shower-
bruise which follows in the
drum 8.
hated that it was hi; desire
firm and l?
, 1‘ lbs luusrui .
b. Whit
.
. . fried Donn u Kiduoy Pills. They curs
c‘thcy felt no "his book and otter I took them g .1
39mm. 3313’ found myself units well [bod kidney isms! Intention though Informed of
s ”will“ for ”method-sud it. dovelopd d the. urrlvol from California of u can or
into steady backache, accompanied by
a urinary weakness, very Inconvenient
ut, night. 'Ws both tried some simple
home remedies. but the trouble all
remained. One night I read on occouu
,. \ Tbs repoilis to the buildlu . “of Bulr ‘
. ‘fllllltlll‘ ill” Willow "336mm, rsssuuy A
\ drilmoged by dre.‘ are nearly com
. atM‘ . l uh ‘l‘l‘i‘n .
‘ and please.
The store goes everywhere that
true, pretty cottons are to be
found picks as cllscrlmluotlngly
as it can that your work of chops"
lug may be made easier. There us
nothing poor or taste-lacking;
Miss Julie Beldeu Lockwood. of Voc-
scr College. spent annually with box
parents, Colonel slid 'zillrsF . _Bt:”.lohn
backwoods W * 11-... ‘
w—WM
Modems Katherine Fisk. who
In answer to a question as to why he
should wish to bury th on who so .
.l tely attempts Iii him ho.
\ id slu1piy:“Bocouus
11" Further ch
polluod to talk
is
Forecast. for Norwslkpoud vicinity“ well known In Norwolk, will slug In
i .
.,l.,j;_ .. l‘é
. .. . . mod garments which are very trl
Clearing tonight fair Tucson»... , families. Ont Thursday evening. much that' 15 beautiful. 9... . ‘0! 8 euro being made by Dean's Kid— . sTQRM 1M THE pTATE umphs of skirt prohltcolurc. all shorn end sleeves.
The area of low pressure ox am; 3’03; 2893 hey Pills. the symptoms being identi‘ ' of svsn :- responsible profit though, Ladies' Corset COVE” in
Some of the later arrivals:
Sat/con foulords l"l’l'ul' Most S'svsrs lM‘orl'fhmln and Much
‘ over the Northwest Saturday.“ its. blow
.ed eastward. and is control. over the
Just for this sols.
~The ”any 01: Hill In pneumonia From France and col. with mine. I got a box at Plols- Dams 0 animal. W
finished as the French only know haw . B I TO 'l‘h h 1:088 Width Skirts. mode of good (spy .
Lake region this morning. and the low Brazilian Balm br aka sup 3119‘ E” t p p ott 1, Yanks g haveul. “333 3"“5 store. Th“ 3"" completely R S 1" M’arch ‘13” e covy. quality cotton. embroidery '
arcs in the Gulf region Blitu‘l'duy has “31° at Plaistfiiwud Boaters - uglltgggtlth; tl‘l‘bk get). \lefhlte polka. cured me." rain of the lust twelve hull” “33 9335' nouncc. deep ruffle. 98c.
moved to the northosst. Tum We
have coalesced, formic; pn applauded:
ed the North River to rise so that It
has overflowed its books and inundnf- 1‘0”“ White Skirts in extra quellty
muslin, trimmed with lace and
dole and figures on black. blue or
W. A. Clark. of the firm 0. Whelplsy ”own grounds 39c.
Price 50
& Clark. has returned from Hotchkiso
For sale by oil dealers.
‘ . \ ed 11 portion of this ton. The t1 echo soWln worry). sum them up, ,
tigugélugl’f; thfiefiwfiifigfitgg‘gggxgg ville. this state, where his sister lies ll “’0‘” ““3 in both “3“" cents. Fostor~Milhum CO" Buffalo. N' 0" the BT'SW & Plulnvllle Tramway 1.3283333 “331.7338 with “6:149. pare 3.1m the» offering
.panled eabh storm. ugh winds have critically ill . and dark 30‘033- ”93‘3“ 3'3 light Y., sole agents for the United States. Company are under water for a dis tucked houses 0" embroidery . most favorably surprised u
prevailcd along the coast from Hatteras ”'Wm ' 3““: “my isummerlsh) running "‘5 Rem mbor the num3~Doan‘s——-llnd ”mm of mm a mile. Oh North Main fine‘quollty ‘of combrlc 31.9fl.1““”e‘S Drawers made 01F « .
northward . 'A special communication of St. John much to figures us to dotted effects. 3 ‘ street the water is two feet deep on Long White Skirts with deep the Loom muslin, heulctl
-—-—-—— Lodge, A. F. add A. M.. Will be held 500. take no other. ‘ the nooks and the expedient of curry- fiou‘nce
bounce, trimmed with fine tucks
with insertion and embroidery, $2.49
The heading of this “ad.” plalnly
states the facts concerning thodcpend.
ability of this bright. fresh muslin un.
dot-wear outfit. so we'll devote these
columns to figures mostly. If you’ll fit
Thursday evening. The M. M. degree ;
will be conferred
Ladies Drowele deep hematite
ruffle, tuck trimmed. .
Ladios' Drawers. deep flounco l
hemstitched tucks.
Ladies‘ Drawers. superior
muslin. embroidery rufll’c,
row tuck. trimmed.
lug passengers on show plows has been
resorted to. us the flooring of the plows
is higher than shirt of the uldlual y
cars and hence not reached by the
flood.
The E. ingrahum Clock Company has
been obliged to cut the belt leading
from the wheel pit and close ‘down the
plants on account of the high water.
Satin stripbd chullis. Mostly flowcl
patterns withl'uclfmolor stllpo of satin
glistening at Intervals. 37W}.
Mel-corlscd sopbyr Plain delicate
colors relieved by a narrow corded
stripe of whl c. Colors are rose, bluo
pink. hellotr e and are guaranteed
fast The finish given these zephyrs
makes them look like silk and makers
A telephone bus been Installed Invtbe
Winnipouk statiop.
At a conundrum party In Columbia
park south a few nights ago, 1 cm told
the following familiar questions was
put: “Whatlls the difference between
a white baby and u black baby?" Al‘-
ter all the young folk had given it up
one of the'gl‘undfuthel‘s"present. who
had been a slave owner in the South.
”.—
Mlss Marjorie Kemp. of West. Main
street ente1toined a few friends, Fri-
da‘y afternoon, in honor of her tWeiflh
birthday anniversary.
Mrs. E. 1.. Boyer, of Main street.
The collar under. Raymond d: Sons
furniture store is flooded.
Jesse Brundago, the Main street mur-
ketman. is on Ithe‘sick list.
Mrs Joseph Osterbonks, of Main
street Is on tl‘fo sick list. ,
Mrs R. H. Blssoll of New York is
visiting her sister; Mrs. W. K. Maples
Miss Anna M. Smith returned Soc
urday. from a. visit with frisli‘ds in New
York.
James H. Ruscde has resigned his
position with Markotmon Nelson Ben-
edict.
William C Ryan and family. have
moved item the Wilson Pciut road to
Ely ayenue "
Mrs. Samuel '1‘. Raymond. of Reed
street. is guest of Mrs F. H. Gleason,
of New Carlson.
W. B. Unholtz of the Public Market
South Mel's stréét, Is in New Haven.
today, on business.
Miss Clare. Maples. of Mame street,
Is the guest or her sister. Mrs. W.J
Aiken, of New York.
Grip patients find substantial relief
in ’Brozfliou Balm. Get it at Baxter:
or Plaistsd's.
w—J—ihfi-fi
Governor George P McLean and
Ceuor'dl Russell Frost and staffs will
Inspect the Hartford Battalion of the
First Regiment. and attend a. recep-
tionwin the Harlford Armory, next
Wednesday night
Miss Lottie Eustice. of Huntsville
Samuel Which. of South Covéhtry \i'llld
Miss May Waterman, lof Briddellort,
were guests of Mr. cud Mrs. James
W‘sl h. of Pipe street. Nor-Walk over
=Sp‘d oy.
——Wail paper. 2%0 per roll at J. To”
Prowltt's. Norwulk.
Miss A. Agnes Chopourlou. the solo
soprano and director of the choir of
the First Church. has been engaged as
the solo soprano in the South Norwnlk
Congregational Church quortette. and
will begin her work there on May 1
This will be a very line position. at a
salary larger than that she is rccoiv
mg in Daubury. «Donbury News
Do You Buy Meat
We can give you better at o. loWor
price than any market in The Nor-
walks.
Why?
dosh-
By buying for cosh we are able to
one s discount which we give our cus-
tomers. ,
By‘iielllu'g for such we save bod
debits; [docs are a few 01 our money
proving: prices: _
allow “dud Barnes' 8 Roast Purk mud
Bondage. 109 lb.
Nullvc Chickens and bowls 12% and
lie lb. ..
hogs Spring bomb 5 lbs. average.
125‘s lb. .
fluivdl'li‘rdsb Mom‘s, bib overuse. lad
Because we buy and soil for
.1},
Chopped Steak 11o lb.
sherry ll Bamsl'llmlll 811m Cur-
od 1131115. 12%!) lb.
Strictly fresh mussels dos.
Corned Hooks, do lb.
Small Turkeys. Numb Vssl. Fresh
Vegetables and 11. full line of Fresh
Fish.
i
. pm. and dpilyi but
A. Ho
”I
who has been III for a long time, was
able to be down stairs for the til it
time Friday. since her Illness
a...“
Benjamin A.: Parker. 3- dependent
and neglected child, was committed to
the county home at Nofw'oik by Judge
Nobbs. of Bridgeport Saturday.
Ja‘mes Cole. Who has been In the
dress goods department of the Ner-
wolk Boston Stale. now has full
charge of the mono furnishing d3-
purulent. " '""" “ ’
WW,
‘Try Bratiliun Balm for chapped
hands. It softens the skin ._ heals.
tokes'nut‘thomol'oncss. For sale at
Baxter’s sud Pluisted‘s.
The names of Arthur C. Wheeler and
James H11bbell,of Norwalk. and James
Groosbock, of New York, have been
proposed for membership in the Nor~
walk Yacht Club.
Mr. IBrundAge. of the Water street
mission. Scuth Norwalk. addressed
the meetings of Bethlehem Misploh.
yestérdoy aftelinoou at 3 11.111 and in
be evening of 7. 30.
The ladies of the South ‘Norwulk
Baptist Church will hold a cottage
prayer meeting at the home of Mls.
Crossmsn. of 3 Jennings Place. Friday
afternoon. at 3 o'clock
The account of Mary Cussossa us
odmlisturatrix of lhe estate of Antonio
Cassusa formally Of South N01 wall.
has been approved by the court of pro
botspflof New Britain.
Give llll'e plumbers credit for one
tillhg. They do not forget to charge
for time dud Material Miss Devon.
port testifies to ulcuuup of this stand»
ment. ——Bridgoport Post.
Edmund E. Crowe has resigned his
position as tenor in the quarette choir
of the Presbyterian Church. in Storm
ford. finding that his duties as post-
master in South Noru'nlk will not per
mil of his filling the position for the
balance of the your
~Llfo Is worth living, when a cigar
like the lmp'cflbl Crown invites vou to
blissful repose. You can dream
‘ The-Rev. Mr Egbert will call
members of his ongfogotion living to
the vicinity or 'I‘ 0 Green. on Wedhon~
day afternoon. (in 'l‘ussdoy evening.
Instead of Friday evening. he will cull
ron the ‘lgenflemou of the congregation
living on upper West avenue.
0|]
Dom-keepers Circle of. the King's
Doll TERM», of; WWWMW idongfdfu-
flung] Church} valilufld rtlié th-
meeting on Tuesday evening. March 12
the home of Miss Helen Curtis.
This Circle will hold on entertainment
on the evening of April 10. at which
Miss. Motion ' ‘Blidft Milouppsor.
's cm out of busi
tiilg wl h great but
cool. Undoubtedly the prices hasten
the disposol of f. e woroo. The stock
or this 860th Norwsfll store ls being
sold recording of chat to ordilr up dls
continue so soon as possible the store
In this end of the town.
~Dr. M. s. he on. ocullilt udd'suridt
can he consults in the parlors of the
g homo 011‘
do on. how the ours o' 11...: 3
stucco ll Ind 18 n.
i. o bill Folrfiéid ave-
nus. Brl in! mm and
allusion: sfodi
One of the ”new odbgl‘mlibfls’
tilln‘sl' Church lulfi . " t '
sftsrnoon. st tb
special musics] ottractlon was Jesse
n's Slideuts' Btrlu arches.
"fill! lib
m.,ll snail p.111
i
f s high
H“ of“ fill W6?
1;l'bop
8
present. playing if
_ W ,
' slop pork by
‘ ‘Yfll‘fl‘
dreams while enjoying its irugruncc. 1
say they willfretolu the sheen that
makes themfiso beautiful even after
washing. ‘3 .. pollen wide. 39c.
Dlmlfics. Good. honest and Ameri
can. White and colored. patterns.
large or small.“ file yd.
Plain black sateen for shirt-waists.
Never saw the wash-goods man so on
thuslsstic Thinks It‘s the finest sort
of block sateen he ever saw: wants
everybody to see It. its finish is re
markuble‘. looks very like satin. bile
A small lot of new 86-inch psrcalcs
at 10c yd. Very good vniué at the
price and good patterns.
A quantity of gingllums. 32 inches
wide at 17c. Had We bought them
lately. the price would have to be 25c.
Center aisle. reul‘.
THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS CO-s
Bridgeport.
South llolvlll Union School
District.
Notice is hereby glven that an as
aossment of the rutsoble estate within
the said district has been made on the
town list of 1900, and that said list has
been this day deposited by- the clerk
of sold district. at the office of the so
million, No. 5 Railroad uvehusphlouth
ill} Quill!” .ffll‘ dmmlfltllfm and
that the {Build of Belief will most of
the iofllcc of the osld’seleobneu
Railroad Plus}. on the 32th doyoo
March. A. 0.:1901. at 2 o'clock p. m.
to bear and determine all appeals made
to them for the equalization and per-
fection of cold assessment.
Dated at the» City of South Norwalk.
001111.. this. the let day of March, A
1).. 1901.
A. .BLANCHARD.
MATTHEW CORBET'i'.
JOHN H. Lion's.
Committee of the scum Norwalk U11.
1011 School District.
Notice is hereby also given that on
assessment of the rotoble estate of the
said district; which was so situated
that there woo no distinct and consults
value. has been made by the assessor.
and this doy flied by the clerk of said
district. with the selectmeu of sold
town, at No. I”) Railroad avenue.
Dated at the City of South Norwulk,
Conn. 1this. the 1st day of March, A
11.19
. l A. m. “kc Ann.
MAT 11's CORBETT,
JOHN 11. 1.11pm.
commulommuomsoulh 'vNomllf . Un
Ion School District. 1
5 ' .. «m n
1111111 "’ Stills mud
. “MAL
District of Consonant
up virtue of on o’rilsr of solo issued
lbut 61 the llni‘tsd 8 tea picnic “Court
for the District fit ii iii: ’l'cdt. bu the
sixth day of March. 1901. notice In
typify gi that I will sell by public
ctloll. 0r cosh on Friday. the lath
day of March. 1901. of. one ocioclc p.
m. at Bailout WIWMllflUBp tho
steamboat C. B. Lovmdcs, her chillies.
boilers, hummus mo. hckldl‘ op ‘
pore]. suburban-moor. and furniture. as
she new list of. :Illlf“ palm whorl.
Dated this 3th day of March. 1901
- MDSON 8. BIHHDP.
United States Marshal.
mil fit
'l‘homus Pulse. the author of “The
Age of Reason." was born In England.
inst 105 yours also. Be disc In drove
street, 180;:‘ York, Juusfil. 1809, at the
d prove.
his tripod. William Cobbott, took
blurb. of Yale undue
' Cough Remedy is the only thing that
ill .
otter hill
remarked: ”I don't know what It Is
now, but i can tell you what It used
to be.” All appealed fur the answer
in chorus. and as he marched trlum
phantly out of the room bonds deep In
trousers pocket he chuckled: “Nine
bundled dollars!"
WORKING 24 HOURS A DAY
Theres no rest for those tireless
little workerswm. King's new Life
Pills. Millions are always busy, cu:-
ing Torpid Liver, Jaundice. Billous-
tress, lover and Agns. 'l‘hey bullish
Sick Headache. drive out Malaria
Never gripe or weaken. Small. taste
nice. Work wondcls. Try them. 250
at I“. H. Baxter’s.
After a Burguln~"l don’t. want. tew
token ride on them steam curs again
Josh." said the good old soul: "but l
reckon 1'“ watt after Ash We'n'sd’y."
"What's that got few do with It?
inquired the old man.
“i opened a piece in this week's
‘Vlndicotor'wl didn't 103’ read it oII~
but ‘twos somethin‘ 'bout. ‘Cheup Len-
fen Flue!’ "WPhlludclphio Press.
mm...
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard. of MII
ford, Del. says: "Brazilian Balm sav-
ed my boy's life. He began 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 mom
lug. Flor sale by R. H. Pluisted and F.
H. Baxter.
After the UOnfllllldthD.~PEtl€mt-°
Now doctor what‘s the mutter with
me. anyway?
The Head consulting Physiciun~
My dear sir. do you suppose that If we
know what was the mutter with you.
we would have decided to hold 11 post.
:mortemf
ONLY CURE . FOR DYBPEPSIA.
"Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Del. says: “l‘tluffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis.
tress sud belching. I tried everything
i could hem- of but nothing helped me
till 1 took Brazilian Balm. and one 60
cent bottle cured me completely”
For solo by R. H. Plolsted and F. H.
Baxter.
The graceful recognition by the klng
of England of the United States Son-
ufc‘s resolutions lh memory of Queen
Victoria is on international episode of
considerable significance. No so many
years ago it would have been hardly
credible “Providence Journal.
AN HONEST MEDICINE FOR LA
GRIPPE.
(looms W. Wuitf, of South Gardiner.
Mo. says: “i ave bad the worst
cough. cold, cbil s and grip and hove
token lots of trash of no account. but
profit to the vendor. Chorubsrlslnls
has done any good whatever. I have
used cine bottle of It and the chills.
cold and grip have all left me. 1 con
gratuloto the manufacturers of on flou-
son. South Norwulk; ill. P. Weed. Nor
wolk.
A...
The Baldwin -Zlogler Arctic expedi-
tion will hovoulbis sold. 9. million dol-
loss muiloblo for its use. That ought
to bring the polo, but whéthor the pole
Up ring caucus.
WW-
Haddocks often rcsults from a dis-
ordered oonditlon of the stomach and
two of Chamberlain's Stomocb sud
orders cure the bouduchs. Sold
by G. Btlllsod . South Norwolk: ill.
1’. Wood. 1.19m
est medicine. " ' For sale by G. C. Still-1
is worth It. is another story. ~«Colprodo
constipation of the bowels. A dose off
Liver ’l‘sblsts will correct these div
One .51 Agulnuldo's genomic has are
lured a reward of 310 such for the
heads of American soldiers. The hos»
foil ‘uutuuuporullists" will doubtless
protest that this is about nine donors
cums uuo‘rlsr too much. “New York
ill .
thh concern is felt for the safety
of the Birgos dam. which is holding
tho-towm The dam iskhown to be in
a weakened condition. .
At Pluiuvillc, the third mil trucks
being run.
AUDIENCE To COMMISSIONERS.
WASHINGTON. 4 March ll~The
president this morning granted .1 spec-
I‘ol audience to = Messrs. Wenccslay
Bdrdu. 91".. and Vuncentp Balboa mom
bars of the Porto Rlcun commisslon.
which was appointed at 11 mass meet-
profesf against the law enacted by the
legislature known as the Hollander
bill. This Ineosuro provides for the
raising of revenue by property and ex-
cise lakes.
third commissioner. was detained In
New York. The commissioner pre-
sented a formal protest. which chum-
muted a series of eighteen objections
to the low.
Letter to c. S. Trowbridge.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Dear Sir: There are a. thousand
ways to cheat in our business; and
whether our neighbors suspect he of
cheating or not. depends on ourselves.
om talk oul fuco our eye. om wail:
our standing straight up or crooked~ ~
our neighbors know all about us with
out being told!
We are pretty well known. We are
mall on this little island (New York)
in 1754. Have been making paint and
a noise in the world ever since. ‘
And there isn't a man. alive or dead.
that wouldn‘t testify for us. if you
should stir him up.
We grind lead and zinc in linseed oil
by machinery, all together. That‘s
our business. We live on the profit——
machinery over hand-work. Painters
mix their point by handwtlley lmugiuc
they do—fhey half mix it. We grind
together: whole-mix. Better and costs
less money.
We are the very best friend
pointer bus. If he knows
whether he knows it or not. He can't
afford not to know It. We are the
pulutcr‘s customer's friend. We save
them both money.
Yours truly.
‘..W DEVOIu & CO.
W
ANSWER TomznfiATY AMEND.
WASHINGTON. Mal.
the
lt~yes.
ll~—'l‘hc uns
British ambassador and columunlcuted
to Secretary Hay. The contents of the
document him: not yet been made pub
lie but it probably reflects themornest
have the Nicaraguan water way inter-
national In character. instead of con-
fined to the United States.
A TWENTYJ’IVE DOLLAR FAMILY.
Astrong sense of the fitness
things must have possessed a cololcd
d10ld.'l‘he home is cxccptlouslly wcll
kseamg with all this elegance.
of. Ill your home?” asked the
family hood.
"lilvungollne thank you " come in re-
ply from the dusky applicant. ’
"Evangeline. than. tell me. bro you :1
good coo
"it": lust like this: focuses! can
do tdndollsr cooking.
mlrfugfly dboub the house. ,
"it «sums to me,al1o went on. final
kind."
toou-dollomnd- thirty five costs
we hug for u few months. at any mid. .
rue clef missi- be on ex.
l
ml, menu use today ,.
lo coming out. up his head
back u large quantity of water above ’ “
are under water for a quarter of o 1
mile. but at 11 o'clock cars were stlu = .
Ing of the citizens of the Island to ‘
Mr. Pedro Salazar, filed
no Infant—446 years old-bogon busi» -
war of the British to the amendment .2,
toplthoHoy-Pouncefotc treaty. mode by , ' '
the‘Senote. woo received today by the .. .
wishes of the British government to ,
of ‘
woman who recently applied for the “
place of cock In a Washington llouue- '
supplied with rich furniture and brlco- .
bros. says the Star. and evidently the “‘
'womuu thought her work should be In
fifteoudollsr .'
cocking. twenty dollar cooking; but~" ,
There was an undue offlplllmis cu ’
the "but. ” and Evangeline glanced sd~ ’
13 “you folks wouldn’t be sctlllfiod with ,
any other than my twonty- dive donor
"I‘he family was taken shock. but .
moons ed to recover Itself In time up -
‘ 1’ say It:' blight get along With about sev
"4 Washington Street. South Norwalk. Conn P
Goad Values .
SEMI— ANNUAL SALE CHILDREN’S
0’” School Suit.
TROUSERS Not Cheap. butLd'lb p...
$3760
for any of our $4.50
at
$1.85
All desirable goods that $ 5 .00 two-piece Suits.
habe sold as high as Well Made.
$2.50, $3.00 and $3.50. Excellent Value.
Open every evening until 9 o'clock.
Tel. «11133-12.
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Tailors. Clothiers. Hatters. Fumzshers.
85 Washington 5:.
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Central Food. Gus Store»
Can be found all kinds of
GrOcelies,
Fruits Vegetables
Meals, Poultrll.
in fact everything in the estable line that
is needed for the table.
In our
”Fish Deparhncnt
we keep the best that money can buy.
IF YOU ARE NOT GETTING SATJSw
FACTION WHERE YOU ARE
TRADING
We know we call pleas: of!
Give us citric!
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