T. B, Grill-“FIN
Prescription. Druggist and
Photo Supplies.
205 Washington Street.
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SENTINEL
BARGAIN COLUMN
mowuoomocomomo»
NONE SO GOOD.
i am satisfied that i sell the finest
creamer-y butter in The Norwallia and
cheaper than others. The horror:
Creamery. lililli‘llilfl, the finest. 270. A
full creamcry that’s delicious. 2-lc.
Have you used Ansonlii coffee? A.
B'l‘lli.l., 2H Cottage avenue.
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THE BEST COAL.
We soil the best graders of hard anal
and line wood at. the. lowest market
prices The best quality of carefully
screened clean outs; hay. straw and
feed l'lione l3!) 4. 2 First Ave, East
Norwalk. J. WALLACE MARVIN.
EAST NNNNAIK NENN
All business communication: for
this office should be addressed to The
Sentinel. Personal letters not desired.
Jeremiah Driscoll. of Strawberry
llili. has moved to 26 Second avenue.
Mrs. J. H. Rundle and son Harold
have returned from New Haven.
1 (‘. Wlxen. of Flat Rook Ridgeileld.
its been the gucut of Henry E. Scy
room 59 Maple a\ cone
'l‘hc painters will complete their work
on the. S. S. L'Homcdieu‘s house in
Henry street. today.
A carrier pigeon. with rings on legs.
\'o. iiillil (IA—~30 was found() dead this
morning by Frank Caifreyfll Prospctt
street
Miss Jennie Marsh. of New Haven.
who has been visiting Miss Mary
(Irons. of Cove street. has returned to
her home.
laptain William H. Verity
bring his steamer “Addie V.."
(‘oscob today.
overhauled.
will
from
it has been thoroughly
The house of Theodore Olsen at the
corner of Van Zandt avenue and Fort
Point street. has been completed and
Mr. lilscn has moved in.
James irwin, the printemvho has
been spending the summer in Milwan.
kcc. Detroit‘Buffalo nnd othcuiwl‘accs
in thc west. is at his home here for a
low days visit
Mrs Theodore W. Scaring is \islt-
irig friends in Mount Vernon and liar-
lcm. N. Y. She was accompanied by
her slstcrinlaw. Mrs. Henry C. Hood.
of New Haven.
Mr. and Mrs. .l. 1.. Mulvihili. of
Fuirfield. left this morning for their
home after stopping. a couple of days
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Pier-
son. in East avenue.
Superintendcnt Harry W. Hoyt. of
the East Avenue Methodist Sunday
school. returned Wednesday night
from his Pan-American trip. Freder-
ick Field also returned.
(‘aptain Augustus B. St. .iohn. wife
and two children. have returned to
their home in Van Zandt avenue after
taking in the Yale iii-centennial ccl.
cbrntion at New Haven.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Anna Burr Jennings. of South-
port. to Lieut. William Emerson
Smith. of the United States Marine
Corps. a resident of Osborne avenue.
The committee which is to decorate
the East Avenue Methodist Church for
the harvest concert. Sunday night. will
meet tomorrow afternoon at :1 o'clock.
All are invited to bring decorative
material. The decorations will be on
an elaborate scale.
Miss Eva Rowen. of 20 St. .iohn ave-
nue. was thrown from her wheel while
riding home from school Tuesday. and
received a severe shaking up and was
cut about the. face. Miss Bowen‘s
wearing apparel caught in the chain
and the wheel coming to a sudden
standstill. threw her heavily.
Last night the quarterly conference
of the East Avenue Methodist Church
was held. Rev. R. W. Jones. of South-
port. presided. in the absence of Pro-
:Iidiniz Elder Joseph Pullman. DIL
who is ill. The regular routine busi-
ness was gone over; The church was
found to be in nood'eonrlitlon.
The committee of ladies to finish the
caps and apron: for the Mother (tonne
cutertoinment will meet at the mi-
dentc of Mn. Arthur Waldron. It Out-
true avenue. this evening. There will
be seventy-lire children in the enter~
tnlnlncnt. The boys will be dressed
In new overall: and jumpers. and the
girls will wear Mother Goose cape and
apron The ndnlr will be given Wed-
needny evening. October an.
Minn Rel-in Foo-t. daughter at Elev.
. , hire. .1. J. him. one I’ll enjoy:-
one birthday pert? yesterday uten-
noon She won twelve aim or us
rind invited twat ii. each one my
mention 3 yin-W E her an. The
‘ unit-“omen WWI during tho
H mw'n '
Mia's Lily Bcoveil iii in New York.
M—“t
Wedneaday.
Smelt are beginning
liinua End. '
M. Cullen has recently purchased a
new sorrel horse.
Mra. Adelaide Bowen has returned
from her New York visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick and family
moved Tuesday to Dayton. Ohio.
William Wiilmott Jr.. has a poaliion
in the Ynlc& 'l‘owrie Works, Stamford.
M r5. ii.
Wyoming. N. .l
gift of a stove. which was found very
comfortable today.
Samuel Sherer has secured a situa-
tion in the drug store of Robert A. Mc-
Donald. in Main street.
Mine Elsie Norton. of Boston. who
has been spending the summer in Dil~
rien, has returned home.
Mrs. Simon Cooper and son Edwin,
of Long Island. arrived yesterday for a
visit with Miss Ada liapham.
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Mrs. J. (1. Mother and daughter. Mrs.
(‘oon and two sons. returned this
week to their home in Chicago.
Goorgc Haas. manager of Ring’s
2nd Coal Company .is attending the
evening session at Merrill College. in
Stamford.
T. l-‘. Sherman. who has been ill
with a severe cold. resumed hll posi-
tion in the Yale & 'l‘owne works, Starri-
ford. this week.
Mrs. .l. W. I’urdy has returned to her
home in Wyoming. and her friend.-
will be glad to learn that her health is
somewhat improved.
Fishing has been a succciisful and fa~
voritc occupation of late in this vicin-
ity. (‘larencc Clock has caught 70
and the Messrs. 'i‘ooiier over 100.
Miss Harriet Uhichester. of Siam
ford. whose fifth birthday anniversafy
will be October 30. is the guest of her
grandmother. Mrs. James Whitney.
The Misses Street. daughters of Mr.
and Mrs. William Street. did not re-
turn with their parents last week. re»
mnining for a longer sojourn abroad.
Contractor Charles Millspaugh.
llnrien. has secured a contract for a
large addition for Miss Annie Potts‘
rcsrdcnce in Warren street. Stamtord
W. H. Willmott. Sr. returned. Monv
day. from an enjoyable visit in Mamae
oneck and New York. with his sour-I.
Frank and Herbert. Mr. Willmott. re
ports a wonderful amount of travel on
the railroad.
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R 0 WA YTON.
lrn E. Petty. baggacmastcr
South Norwalk depot.
few days‘ vacation.
at the
is enjoying a
i.. ()gdcn's house in St. John are
is now occupied by Mr. Riley. who
moved from the Fallon place.
(‘
nor
has
Mrs. J.
Mrs. (i.
spent
Fitch.
A. Godfrey. of Cannon. and
E. Smith. of Norwalk, have
a few days with Mrs. Mabel
The Baptist Young People's SOcicty
Will attend Ii Christian Endeavor mcct-
int: in Stamford Baptist Church to-
night,
Architect Henry C. I’elton and fam-
ily. who have been summcring at (‘on~
tentnicnt island. have moved to New
York for the winter.
Constable Edward J. Laurigan sent
11 team to New Canaan ycstcrday. af~
ter a load of barrels for use in ship
ping oysters to Chicago.
About forty members of Norfleld
Grunge visited New Canaan Grange on
Tuesday evening. and were royally en-
tertained by the "Cnnaanitcs." in their
new ball.
The Epworth League of the third
M. E. Church will hold a “Munro" so-
cial this evening. at the home of James
E. Stevens in Maple avenue. Members
of the lwague and their friends are re-
quested to como representing the name
0. some piece of music. and prizes will
be awarded to those guessing the
lament number of names. There will
also be a literary and musical cuter-
Ialnmcnt and ice cream and cake will
be served. Everybody welcome.
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WESTON.
Minn Cora Wheeler has visited in
Greenfield.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Beers have mov-
ed to Lyons Plnm.
Minn Velma Berra-ll in attending
school in chtport.
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W. E. Squires has been the guest of
his daughter in Danbnry.
Mrs. G 8. storm. of Cannon. bu
victim Mrs A. n. Gilbert.
Who—w
been quite Ill‘rfor‘novml den.
r.--us.“
Mm 01mm Hill. at Edwina. In
the guest of ammo-«- inn.
Norflcld Grunge will hold it. me
the. it]. Poem- whohonvidtod
on load»
Mrs. William Weed visited Stamford
to bite at
M. Valentino has been criter-
taiiiing her brother, Eugene Finch. of
The iiiirlcn Library has rcceivcd a
l
of
Guard Your Health In Full and Early
Winter.
A change from warm to cold in al-
ways attended with more danger than
from a cold to a warm temperature.
hiance the greater mortality from lung
and throat dinoases at this season of
the year as compared with spring.
The best protection against cold: is
not so much In extra clothing as in
good digestion.
If the digestion and circulation are
good. colds will be unknown.
Poor digestion causes poor circula-
tion of the blood and when in this con-
thc slightest protmcntl'on.
People who make it regular practice
of taking fitunrt's Dynpepsln Turnout
ofterunenlq‘are free from colds. Ilium
because their digestion in perfect. the
heart strong and regular. and the
whole system fortified ngulnnt disease.
it requires little argument to con.
vlnce anyone that the best safeguard
against colds. pneumonia and changes
or temperature is a good stomach
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets taken af-
ter meals are dissolved and mingling
with the food, cause it to lit! prom tly
digested and assimilated; they do his
because they contain nothing but
harmless digestive elements. which di-
gont merit, eggs and other food even
when the stomach itself is weak and
flaccid.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets make
people well and keep them well and
the host habit you can acquire in to
keep daily use of them at meals to
make the digestive organs strong and
vigorous. 023%.
WEST NOR WALK.
William J. Mather has a horse sick
with pneumonia.
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Mr. rind Mrs. Raymond Johnson. of
Bridgeport. spent Sunday with their
son. Charles Johnson."
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Rev. W. W. 1‘. Duncan. of the South
Norwalk Methodist Church. will hold
scrviccin the Union Chapel. Sunday.
the 27th. at 3 o’clock. I
The sociable. held at Edwin Johnson‘s
Wednesday night. by the ladies of the
West Norwalk linion chapel was large-
ly ntended and was a succeas in every
way
Mrs. Frank Theall and daughter Mll-
drcd. who have been \isiting Mrs An-
drew Johnson. have returned home.
tired. of Rowayton. have been visitinit
Mir-In Edna Mather has secured a
position in the R. or (I. factory in South
Norwalk.
Wll. TON.
Davenport White. of Yale. has been
home for a few days.
Will Oimsteaii has been alterinz the
interior of J. R. Sturges‘ residence.
Wilton was represented at the New
Canaan grunge meeting. Tuesday ev-
iN HNLLY’S Nlll NEINIENINI
ditlon severe colds are contracted on "
hire. W. B. Morehouoe hon ognin
monthly meeting on Friday ”WE
~M ‘
mourn horn. mitt-nod to sounded:
.nmmmmmmf.
mmmmrvmumnm;
cninu.
Howard Stririzce is this week enjoy-
ing the attraction of tho Pan-American
Exposition.
Mrs. D. R. Lambert l5 visitini: her
sister. Mrs. Oliver Bowing. at King's
Park, 1.. i.
Mr. i'iuscnbcrry. of New York. has
recently been It iruent at the residence
of Mrs. Mary White.
Walter Gilbert. of the metropolis.
~Ipcnt Sunday with his uncle. Josiah
'liibert. of Holden Hill.
Alpert Wolff. of North Wilton. had
the misfortune to lose. last week. a
valuable cow and two calves.
Mr. and Mrs. .iamcs‘tlolcy. of Wes-
ton. were the guests on Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs. J. R. Sturges. of Cannons.
The residence of Dr. A R. Gorhnm
has received a new coat of light paint.
giving the house. an improved appear
once.
Hickory nuts and black walnuts are
plentiful. compensating in the estima-
tion of some. for a small chestnut,
crop.
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Mina Lottie Dickenson. of Stratford.
returned. home on Monday. after a
week‘s visit with her ninter. Mrs. 05-
car Ecklnnd.
Bishop Brewster. of thin parish, will
visit St. Matthew's parish. Friday cv‘
ening. November 29th. and administer
the rites of confirmation.
Charles Ogden. one of our summer
residents. will deliver an address at
the laying of the corner atone of the
Congreeationni Church in George-
town. Saturday afternoon. in which
structure mnny Wiltoniami are inter-
ested. Mr. Ogden will undoubtedly
sustain his reputation as a scholarly
speaker.
BEAR ARRIVES FROM ALASKA.
VICTORIA. B. (‘.. October lire-The
United States revenue cutter Beer art
rived last night from the Arctic and
ports oi Ainslie. She wake the cell-
lng ochooner Umbrlnn. of Victoria.
with 511 shine. The Bear reports that
there were no nurtures of sellers this
year.
Chamberlain' s Cough"
Remedy is a certain cure ‘_
Tor croup end he: never
both known to foil
Given as soon as the child
becomes "liopnc, br even.
min the mom rough g.-
m it will prevent
Congregational Pastor Will but
Saint.
Wm»..-
Letter Day Shinto said to be Making
Convert: In the Bulimia—Cling
on Mr. Moon Mikes Again-t
, the Mormons.
For some months past a number of
missionaries which are sent out by
the lie-Organized Mormons have been
holding meetings in Long Ridge. High
Ridge and" vicinity. Thin church of
lie-Organized Mormons goon under the
euplionloun title of the Rea-Organized
Church of the Latter Day Saints of
Jesus Christ.
Last Sunday evening the. [motor of
the Congregational Church at Long
Ridge. Rev. Charles J. Moon. preach-
ed a sermon exposing the fallacy of
the belief hold by this new sect. His
text was from Matthew chapter 7 and
the 15th verse.
He began by giving a brief sketch of
the history of the Mormon churcb.‘
which originated with Ioseph Smith inidovn anti on November 1 from 7
Junior in 1830' The reorganized till 9 o'clork in the. cvenin
church came out of the Mormon I g
church in 1851 and differs from that Dated at Noflrwtilk. Conn. October
church upon three main points. ;8, mp1.
1. The reorganized Mormons rep“. I . ‘
diate the doctrine of polygamy. which *' JOHN ii. LAWRENCE.
is not taught in the Book of Mormon. J GEORGE W. FITCH.
2. They believe that Joe Smitha l ~.
eldest son and not Brigham Young. , JAM“ TONER'
should have been thc successor of Joe ioh‘ n] Asoesnoi'ra.
3. They do not believe in Adam-God
worship.
They do however hold to the inspi-
ration of the Book of Mormon anti
other Mormon documents“
in closing. the pastor quoted the.
opinions of some of the leading man or
this country relative. to the reorganiz-
ed Mormons.
A challenge was also issued by the
pastor for any person in the, audience
or in Long Ridge to disprove a ainiric
statement which he had made in his
discourse that cvcniriir. The challenge
cncc. It. I.. and the two will meet in
open debate at (‘hnriou liolly'ir hall in
her (hit ii.
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MANCHESTER COTTON TRADE.
New York October zfiAwWhiie
last there has been no material
The
vets. and TiiSliilIlS. the duties being con
niderably increased Exports of this
class from Lancnehire to tho .nltcd
States have not fallen off. and cotton
yarn and matcrlalu of all kinds have
remained substantially at. the some luv
in the aggregate trade.
Trust Co.
Accepts corporate and
tan or Assiguec.
Banking Business are unsurpassed.
per cent.
tercst commencinit monthly.
in January and July.
Smith as vi noble head of the church. | ‘
We, the undersigned. hereby give no-
tice to all persons and corporations Ila-
hie to pay taxes in the Town of Nov-
walk. that they Ri‘o required by law to
deliver to the Ansenaom. or either of
them, on or before the first day of No.
vombcr. lillll, a written or printed lint.
dated. eigned and sworn to.
property owned by them. on the first.
day of October. 190]. liable. to taxation.
N. B.—-~I.ists may be returned to tho
Assessors at tho Aenensor' office, Town
“all building. Norwalk. and at 16 So.
at the office
}of .i. ii. l.iiWiento. from and including
{October ii llllii to and including No
1901 said otiiceu to be open
Main BL. South Norwalli.
vemher i.
from ill to 12 o'cloc k a. m..
2 to ii o'clock p. m.. all days of the
and on tiar-
wcc k (Sundays excepted).
Cl'lY
lssessois’llotice
We. the undersigned, hereby give no-
tice to all persons and corporation»: li-
“ Our very best Creamery Butter.
Pan-American Milk. full Weight, 7c can.
of all the
and from
was accepted by (I I), Roblev. of Pro-
hong Rhine. \I’r-diicsdny evening Octo,
the
\ianchcsrer lotion trade with the lini-
ted States is not so large this year as
says
the Tribune's London correspondent.
prliicipiil effected is cotton vul-
alile to pay taxes in the city of South
Norwhlk. that they are required by law
to deliver to the assessors. or either of
them, on or before the let day of Nov—
i‘TnlN‘l‘. liltil. a written or printed list.
dutcd. signed. and sworn to. of all the
property owned by them on the first
day of ilctohcr. liltIl. liable to taxation.
making a deer-ription of all real
czetate. clicli parcel being separately de»
scribcd: and when l“¢’It.‘l‘t‘llf““ can he
tirade to a map on tile in the town
clerk'a ofiice. such reference
sufficient description.
N, linrldxts may be returned to the
assessors. at tho f'ounrli room.
shrill be
lliivi-
cl although there has been ii shrinkage
TthouthNorwaik
individual
Trusts. attends to the management of
Estates. and acts as Executor. Guard-
ita facilities for the prompt and care-
ful transaction of all branches of the
Allows interest at the rate of four
per annum upon deposits
mndc in the Savings Ikrpartment. in»
payable
land street. South i'orwulk, from and
including October Ii. 19m. to and in-
cluding November I<t. liliii hold office
to be open from It) to ill o'clock, a. m..
and from 2 to :1 o'clock. p. m : on Satur-
days from 7 to 9 o'clock in the evening.
and on Friday. Novcmber lat. from I
to 9 p. in.
listed at the (‘ity of South Norwalk.
Conn. October 7, liltil.
FRANKLIN A TOLLES.
GEORGE i.. OLIVER.
oi. oi Assessors.
. M.“ “LI glut-I’M . o4. .ru ... . "L...
J unius Brown 3
Patriot and Paper Danger.
Pure White Lead and Zinc
mixed by hand will wear twice
as long and cover double sur-
face no machinery mixed. The
house of William Stevens and of
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SOUTH NOBWALK. CONN.
Capitol;
Surplus.
JOIN ll. FERRIS. President.
JACOB II. “TIM. Cushion
DIRECTORS:
John H. Ferric Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Christi-n Swan:
John H. Light
Joollh R. Marvin
.I. Wallis. Marvin.
I Accounts Solfolrod.
iiiiiirs’ liniiiiiii
walk Savings Bank:
to the Bank t‘ommioflonefl.
Muhammad-ecu
lent condition and it:
ltnihemdependencn ,
amidsof . N
ciii intuit nit
manner; on
3100 DUO. 00
OtherProfln. {30.90030
2. H. Mathewson
Samuel Grumman
To the Donation of The South Nor- _
. According to the established custom
of this bank. to have just‘oompleted a
thorough examination 0 tin; attire and ;
‘ dropouts. and made I detailed Iistof
Ill notes and other one“. hampered
. these with the Melts. and hurling some
correct have reported the Milled list
We have mode 3‘ critical oxninlnw
lien or each note. and Ill securities.
counted the cub. examined the but
Inco- due no rcporte d by other bonito
and find all correct. and that loan: and '
The moire of the bent on In cruel
butane bu
largely inmncd over on! former
mm. Thee?“ nu been well
Stephen Wilcox. both On South
Main street. were painted by me
in this mnnner over eleven years
ago. They are still good.
Your house will stand as well
if i paint it. My office. 52 South
Main street. My residence." :5
Elm Grove street. . i _,
twa"
t
‘Papen
OUR NEW GOODS
Are now‘in stock. A lam: var-let:
then ever before. Prices. In honor
very low. Having engaged n number
of FIRST-CLASS PAPER HANGER!)
we are in better position than ever u
do your work
DEGORATI NB-
E-E'G‘or am
10 Pint Avenue. llfl idem-III
TCI. Call 1358.
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piping. steam and water fittings. stoves
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING AND‘
‘3" Dr. Dick's lillllllllll
, them for the
“ tion of any difference am they firth
Lilo. lb.
Peninsular Milk. full weight, tin. can.
Good Marnlcabo Coffee, 15c lb.
2 pkgs. Orape Nuts, 26o.
Pliishury's Oats. 9:: pkg.
3 lb. can Baked Beans. 10c.
Milk Crackers. 2 lbs. for 15c.
Soda Cracker-ii, be. In
Prices the Lowest.
It. STOLL,
24 Cottage Ave., East Norwaik.
ARE YOU AWAKE
to the fact that honest old line Life
insurance is a fine investment for you:
also an abnoiuto protection to those
dependent upon you? if you do not
understand this fully call at or write to
the General Otilce. of the Conn. Oen'i
Life ins. (10., United Bank Building.
So. Norwnlk, Conn.
FRED. H. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT.
V! a”
Iuv'lul
Dr. Dicli’i lieIiicine
CURES
'R H EUMATISM
HOLD li'i'
ALL DRUGGISTS.
o'é"i'iyr}é'I‘gg‘hI"iine
NE W YORK.
‘ NORWALK AND
SOUTN NORWALK.
u‘ WM).
Scaiiicrs Eagle and (7in of Nor-
Willk lcavc New York. Pier 23.
lia>t Rivcr, 'icckiiiati slrcct, 3 p.
ill. Norwalk and South Norivalk
during the night.
COAL
$5.75perton
DELlVERED EN YOUR BIN.
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We handle only one grade of Coal.
and that is the BEST.
Place your orders now, and take ad-
vantage of price quoted above.
Best to quality. cleanly screened.
competent drivers. prompt delivery.
No matter what your experience has
been in the past. give us your order
and we will please you.
living intuit & Ii.
Successors to B. Home.
Coal and and Office Water street
Brunch Oil'iee corner Washington and
Main streets. South Norwaik, Conn.
Telephone Call. 3145.
Highest C§h Prices.
Discarded machinery of all kinds
and builders' hardware bought and
sold. Headquarters for refuse metals.
rubber. feathers and all articles that
you would like to dispose of. The
highcnt cash prices will be paid by
calling on
ABRAHAM HARRIS.
13 l 15 Raymond St.
Notice by postal will receive prompt
attention.
Open 7 a. in. to 6 p. m. Closed Sat-
urdnys.
Residence 58 Spring street.
M. TARLOV,
WATCHMAKEH. JEWELER.
All kinds of repairing in the bent
manner and at lowest prices. All work
warranted.
Watch", Jewelry. etc” for tale.
A call solicited and ratlnfaction mint
shined.
WASHINGTON STREET bitiDOE,
A. TARLOV. Member.
FREE TRADE EETWEEN COUN.
TRIEO.
WASlliNfi'iUN. October
Suite iJIepnrtinent him through Couri-
sci Sorehrcy, at San Juan Del Norte
trnnnaintions of treaties drawn be
tween Nicaragua. Honduran Salvador.
Gnuiemnin and Costa Rica to regulate
international and commercial rein-
tlonn between them. The treaties are
booed noon the articles of confedera-
tion of too (trout American Republics.
which come to an and moral yearn
ago. The date of their» lost conven-
tions in of Fobrunrr Inuit and in effect
they provide for free trade between
"ammo
_.
of either of the tritium of any one of
"alumni by arbitr-
Mwmthen AMWIIWM
V‘chb‘eidntiiiutmin every five
the countrie: named for equal rights ‘
. in. virtual
:;?3 FOOD
i CHOPPER
«at
l-fl"
\II)‘
. «'3.
‘CliOPS ALL KINDS OF‘y'
FOOD in 0 Clean Cut Uni-
form ' Picccs‘ as FINE or
COARSE as wanted.
m..-pm
Other machined chop meat
only. THIS DOES AWAY
WITH THE CiiOPPINO
BOWL ALTOGETHER.
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CHOPS Potatoes. Ment,.
Apples. Cribbage. Breach-«-
EVERYTHING.
A machine you will use
every day. Cnilondoeeit.
Comstock
Watkins
Sf Dow,
ll2 WASHlNGTON STREET
South Norwaik.
Phone 43-6.
‘W‘
Glover’s the Place
E L l r
The Smart Shoe
for Men.
All Leathers.
Uriion Stamp.
WeaiShoesihalFii
HORSES
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