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‘WEDNESDAY. OCT. L 1;.LL‘Igoo.
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(i ATa'I LANE’S [3
Phone 39-5
206 a Pound for
Ribbon Candy.
This should dispose rapid-
ly of our recent makeup
0t this high—quality candy
-——it is absolutely pure~—~
we know it since we made
it.
5! Washington Street.
Hurt Sclitiilncr
53’ M u rx
Hand Tailored
LtiCillilBliiS tiles.
wAmos i‘l.bllt‘lll1dll(ilf \Vostfleld.
Moss. has boon the guest of William
ll. Moshor, of South Norwnik.
Philip N. Smith nnti wife. of iltiyyiow
iiyonuo. ziro enjoying it motion at, tho
home of Mr. Smith‘s niothor. in ltitigo
ilelti. '
Junios T. Huhholi, ot‘ Groonvilio. S.
(‘., and former mayor of Norwnik. will
shortly ttoino north niitl visit his oitl
homo horo
Mr. and Mrs \rl. Whooior, ot‘
Iitiviinntl sirtItIt. wont to Hurtiord this
iiiit-I-noon to visit their duugiitor. Mrs
1“. ll. ll)llll.'.it)ll,
Eurokti Lodgo. Daughters oi‘ lit-ho
huh, will hold :1 l’l‘izllllll‘ iiiooting Fl‘i-
tiny tIvtIning in odd lI‘tIliows' ilzili.
Washington stIItItIt.
Miss illiiiiiio ’1‘. Watch iiiitl Miss
Mary .I\. KtItiiitI. litliil of South Nor»
w.tilk have rotninoti homo iit'tor i1 visit
with friends in l)nnhurv.
Blltlol' Lodge. No ‘l7. 1. 0, 0. l“., i‘t‘
hoursod tho stItIonti tltnroo last tIvtIii-
ing_ which thoy will oxoinpiify on sov—
oral oaiitlithitos this evening.
Miss Charlotte M. Hamilton who hus
\IisittId lior :Iiiiit, Miss liilnllllOlL oi
'l‘iixotlo. N. Y.. onmo homo ,vostordziy
iiittIr an tiiistIutIo of two \Vt't‘lis.
Miss Susan Soymour, Miss Etiwiiin
Knapp and Miss liiizol Lot'kwootl lltil‘t‘
returned from .1 visit or tho lioiiio of
Miss illnriou Sttirr in iiiiiiiiiiry.
Edward F. Hands who has lioon
sounding a wook in \I'tishington. i). (1.,
tho. ghost of rohitivos and viewing tiio
Grand Army piii'utttIs. tirrivod iIoIIItI
ytIstt-rdiiy.
*'Sllliii{(‘ti iltinin, Ho. ..t-liriiiii's.
l‘ortIy ii. St. (,‘liiii AtIkoiImiin. oi‘ Wil-
ton. was in South Noi'wiiik. this morn-
ing in tho iiitorosts ot‘ hltIilItIrt ll. Cur):
ot' Ridgotiold, for tho nomiuoo t'roiii
tho. ’i‘woli‘th Soiintoriul district. on tht
litInIocrutit' titIkt-It.
Mr. and Mr: W. A. Reid ontortziin-
otl :i fow frioiids inst owning ill tlitIir
lioiiio in Grogor)‘ llt‘ni‘ovurd~ 'i‘ho tIvtIli»
int: ptisst-ti vIIIIy ploastiutiy and quick-
ly with Iniislt- :Ind gtllilt‘l-i. followotl by
itIi'roisliuiouls.
~~Vory tow hrnnds of Choirs hold
their own like the lmporhii Crown. it
has lItItIn sold for to yours Iiiitl oyor
and is now considered one of tho stun
dnrtl brands.
'l‘lItI solotrtiueii llll\’(‘ :iiioiit tltI.-it1od
to make some very badly noodeti ro-
piiirs to tho. walls of the old town
houso on Mill liili. Apparently the
old huiltiiiig will soon go to pieces it
it is not lookoti :iitor.
iitIioguttions from :I loading Presby-
ii‘l‘itill (‘lIIIrt-li in Rochester. New York,
litivo lItIon attending tho South Nor-
wnlk Congrogotionnl (lhiirt-h. Lust
Sundiiy tiitIro wore tliroo lili'll prosoiit.
in tho ni‘loriioon tlioy woro soon to
cull on too itov, Paul M. Strnyer at his
homo ln'WtIst rIiItIIIiitI. and loft shortly
nttor for Now York.
~~~Miil Pond ()tstors, oponoti or on
huif shell. Sohnuhu.
(‘Iiptnin John (‘otIhtIiiit iin. Arnold
itohinson. Patrick (his. (home (lillo. of
tho Brown loothuii toiim. nnd Mnttliow
(‘oi hott lliltl Aihorit i int-h. ot‘ the
South Noru 2%“! school tIltIvotI.
‘tl
wont to St this nftornoon to
witness ti no My con lltItts' Atlllllt‘
my. of thiit pinto. rind thol nitI frosh
IntIn. 'l‘ho ioongdairiiors of tho plg~
skin oxpoot to gI sumo points from
tho uttmo which they will "HP in tlItIlr
urine with tho Stuml’ord Highs Sutur-
titiy ultornoon.
PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 750
to $1 with Devon's Gloss carriage
l-‘nint. it weighs 3 to 8 nun. more to
tho pint than others. wenru longer. and
uivon n. gluon equal to now work. Sold
by ‘onintock Watkins & Dow. 11R
tlnrhnm and ll. '1‘. Prowltt & Co.
DO YOU SMOKE?
If no we wrintyonr trade. our lino
of Cigars and Tohnecon are selected
with grout cure. we have hurt ten
yttnrs‘ experience in tho Tobacco busi-
ness. and give you tho benefit; if it.
The Spurto Cigar lttitt iiecome one of
the staple brands of tho town. which
goon to show that the smoker nppre~
cinteu it good iirtioio, and will call for
it again utter using one. Our lla-
vnnn and Key Wont Cigars are tine.
oxcelieut in flavor and quality. Our
Pipe business is all that could be tie-
hired. Up-to-dnte goods. pretty
hhnpoo. reasonable prices and all
‘ good! .wurrnnted tells the story.
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The Best Suits
For $10.00
'l‘lio limit or styio, frond cloths ltlltl tInIItIi'uI illiiOl‘illt' iii. a motloi'ittti
pi'itItI is l‘t‘ltt'ilt‘ti in tin» iI‘uil Suits no iiro Bt'llim‘,’ for $10.
in (‘lll thoy nro not to ho tlisiiiirriiishoti from mom costly suits. ()iiiy
illi~th0i i‘IilIrit-s nro IIstId.
Workiniiii sh lp is-ntiod.
Iiniiio, in our own tIlenII, light Pl’lt'lbUl‘y in Now (‘IIIIIIIIIL
’i‘iioso suits nro Union-
t'lood. hunt-st
iriiiinilnns tilltl hniiti-work in t'IvtIin Suit,
'l‘ho hour that black Clay Worstoti und Chorlot Suit-s you (Inn buy
for $lU»-~Illl(‘y'ti ho ntInrtItI $15 if wedidn‘tmnkothoin ourselves. Plon-
ty of fancy niixtnros at the samo popuinr prico.
We can fit any man in our sit) lines,
limit is $10.
Butter and hotter
Our own make, $3 to $20.
Suits up to $2
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and sntisi’y any man whose
Top Coats of style and quality.
total. i
iinrt. Sohni‘l’nor & Murx Suits and Top (Touts for nioii and young
nion who wont to no “tho limit."
Tito “Sorronto” is it now ilni——soi‘t,
at. sitios—~snnppy nntl "dih‘t‘ront," $2.50.
NtItIli\\‘tI:ii'.
Cams took Bras.
low “ponit” rrowii. hrim witlor
()thor good lluis. uiid np-totinto
Shirts. lindorwonr lllltl ilosiory.
South Norwalk
and Narwalk
lliittIlitIr August ilooittItI litr. oi North.
Main stioot tins instniiotl in his lioiiitI
:i huiiiisomo now piiino.
ironi Stamford piirtitIs.
(Jiliii'los l:~‘I'titIi. son of
.\'ii.shiii;;ion llll't‘t‘i,
d'llll npptIiitiitIitis tiItI piist t‘th wot-ins.
“is little to rtItiii'n to stIlIotIl ytIsitIrtliiy.
.I\. lsi'iitrl.
.\ii :ippio tiiiinpiiug sooiul
“l‘t'tliiit‘ liato rotutiiotl to tlioir homo
‘ii \Viilii‘ l’hiins,
.I'itli his sistor,
«'oiith Marin Silt‘t‘l.
—’l‘ho South Noin ~iik ’lriist (‘oni-
niiiy is its months 0 id today. (in .\p-
Iii if». whoii oIItI your old tiItII linti tit
llisits or $Jltfl,281i,ii3. asst-i:- or $30." 0‘ i»
‘5, and lip tit-positwr».
lttly (li‘illll-ilit'. 3’97 .\.'i 21 asst-ii Mill.-
Mil rind ”:22 tiopositois Aurtin tiIIi
Illg tho print si\ mouths of $Etx‘i’ul ill
fili's. Solimotios. oz‘
II tit-posits. $lli. litT.‘ .lli in ussois nil:
IIIw tlopositors.
1(‘Ipiniu lIIrIIdoiii it Aiiiiorsmi. who
ms in on ill with typhoid iiIiti' tlitI p:i.;t
’th wooits ill tlio Norwuik ”it.“ with!
:tIitinEt niimI I hit «I ii
iiich to sit no in I to w duis.
'l‘ho llo\ .\l(‘.\illlltl(‘i liniiiiltoii iltlil
I'tIturzitIti from it too tiiivs' visit in Lox-
:i:;ttlii_ \‘n, “how “0 won tlio ghost of
his tIoiisiii, Htlll. \Viilhini A. Airtiorsoii.
itiornoy gonorni of Virginia. hurt him.
iy.
A tIiyii sorvit-o oxziiiiiiititiou for tho
positions of olork niitl (‘til‘l'it'l' til tlIt-
~‘.outh Noru'nlk postotiioo was hold this
morning: in tho l’i'llliiili ilono lions“.
Franklin sirt-ot. (Iontiiiotod iiy Work it'.
5, (‘Toiiimz ’l‘lItIro woro only two young
non who took tho oxniuiiintion 'l‘litIy
will ho plnroil on tho tIlittiiIic list.
loin-i Iui itusisoil it‘tost noiit to iltirl-
'oIIi inst owning unit tittoiidotl tho it
ItIptioii nt tho lttIiIiihlitztiIi (.‘liih to (‘tIiI-
.mnpr (llitimliorluiii. tho tIuntlhlnio tor
goyornor. and to thtI otlior tItiIIditluttIs
for stnto tIitioos, tlonoriil Frost wns
tho nut-Iolul llilt‘fll of Sontitor ltohoris.
tInIItiitltIttI for lit-Iitontint govornor unit
of (loncrul liwiglit. lil‘ttfllillllll tit tho
t-luh.
A
Light Purse
may bar its possessor from
owning a. solid-gold chain,
but he can easily secure a
chain just as well made and
as handsome as a million-
aire could buy, from our
stock of
immune
titch‘chatns
No one necmdepehd on
the town clock when ouch
good Watcher may ho had
at: our prihen. The beat:
Movements-I made in cases
an expensive or an inax‘
pensive I! you wish.
A. W. AUSTIN,
it a w o l a r .
u do Whilfimot, Norwoik.
purthiist (1
who lines lit‘i‘ll ill:
for lili'
”Hill“ of tho Kilinlii till‘tItIi .-\. Ill. 1‘). ‘
‘lilll‘t’li. will lIo nlvoii this tII'tIiiiiiir. iii
iitI PritIo liiiiltiiiin, \\'I.ili sii‘t t. Noi-
viilk.
(loorgo ll. (liiiiiii i\‘lll!‘ll\‘\i to lli>~
iiiiitIi: in St riiiitoti, litr, lt‘I-it'i'tiii)‘ nit. i‘
.1 short visit at tho lioititI of his our
Inis. .\ii. tintl Mis. \‘t'. A. iii‘illiii, oi
'.owntio nit-iiuo.
Mr and Mrs it‘ lloinos and son
:ii'ttIr ti tow tluvs' ViFiiI H
'lliti «lion 'It ,
llo t‘Vlil‘t‘ is to lio‘
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We do all in our power toiurnisli Grain \
, and Feed which will secure the results that
._ ~ are desired by you, whether for your horse. _
Czlliie or poultry. ;‘
., We shall be pleased to exempiiiy our ide.s '
oi what good grain and good service is. ii you
‘ will call or telephone us your orders.
1- ] Buy on ili.tt's
clezin.
MANUEL T.
HATCH.
Eastman’ sKodaks
AND DEVELOPING MACHINES.
No Dark Room Required.
I WILLIAM MP. BEERS.
i . 49 Wall Street.
COMPLETE LINE OF
iSpiiiiltliiig’S Foot Bali Goods.
’ i«Ioo'iIn.Ii.I.s, -th:. up
lt‘iiil'l‘llALI. PANTS. Silo. up
it‘liin‘ll/ild. JACKETS, hiltI. up
SHIN GUARDS. riilt‘, tip
llt).\’thi (li.t)\'lt)S. Silo. up
PUNCllthi MAGS, Stilt) up
Coleman's News Stand,
10 NORTH MAlN STREET.
OUR
$5.00
SUITS AND
OVERCOATS
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7 IN I, V
ill“!l‘.)tll
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Bookseller ziiid Stationer.
Nor-walk. Conn.
In Chopping
MiiitIo Moots. llitI ilinrotiioiiis of tIliilly
shut-II. (‘il‘., lhoro is nothing tiiilto so
litIipt‘ui us a tIlIopptIr of it Silliltitii‘tl
iiIiIktI. it stiros illilt‘, piitioutIo nnd lu-
hor.
The trip Choppor. no mo told by
tiiostI who new it. is iIItltItIti ll vory sut-
isinoloi'y iiiutIhiutI. iii flirt. tlioro (Il’t‘
tItIiIo iIotttIr. Wo ni'o (Iliiirgini: only
$1.00 for tho family size.
Norwalk ii’d’w’e Co.
34 Main St. Norwalk.
(.inr $15 suit is niitdo to order and it
"fit" is nuniiroti. it is niihstunthiliy
nintto untl tlioso who urn wonring this
sort of ti niilt toll no that they are ox-
tItIlloiit value for tho money and that
tlioy urn hiring poi-foot satinfnction,
us to tho \\'(I.tll'illi-’.' purt. You htiyo u
pick out of 40 dittoiont pnttnrns. 'i‘ho
oitIrt-oiit is oqntil to my tit tho prit o
and is also nintlo to your nionsiiro.
WGLRA'Y BROTHERS,
Mnnufacturora of
IMPROVED
Sada And Mineral
Waters
lemon Soda. Stirsttnarllln. (linger Ale. .
Deep Rock Arleslan Well Water Used Only.
New Canaan.
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATThNDIiiD T0.
Io... “Bong...“ Fish Market:
. Conn.
Pontoon, rm
MArtkirr tron, n
tIiioottniis. (to,
inrr'rnit FISH, . 8o
t-iN/il’l’lllt nouns, tic
STEAK con, .,. 10c
MACKEREL. milll’i FISH.
WEAK
FISH.
BEA TROUT. FLAT FISH.
BLACK FISH, OVETERB AND
CLAMS, ‘
QREENWIOH OYSTERS. 25c QT.
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PLUMBING.
STEAM,
1101 WA 15R.
AND GAS
FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Maln Strut.
Iouth Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone 137-3
I W8 ll 88.
lI‘l't‘tlt‘l'lt‘it ilrown hiis moved front
(lrovo street to ilnlon street.
.Jiltigt‘ .losopli it. 'i‘uylor is in Jersey
City. N. .i.. today, on lentil business.
lliitior (‘hnptoix it. A. AL. worked tho
Mill'lt (it‘lll'f‘t‘ on two candidates tit its
IIIotItiiIg. last ovoii‘iiig.
Miss Nollio 'l‘rowhrittizo has stItIurt-tl
at position as stonogrnphoII tintl typo-
wrltor itll‘ iinynioiid lli'os.
Mrs, ’i‘. ll. iI‘ostor, oi‘ lltIlio island.
is tlitI gut-st oi" ilt‘l‘ sou. Wiliiiiiii .i.
it‘osttIr, oi‘ Rt“'tl sali‘oot, toilii)’.
Miss Miro, (l'(,‘onnoil. oi' lluriiunk
stiItIol. lizis l‘t‘iiil'llt'ii from it wook‘n
visit with l'iIitIIItls in ltitlgoitoitl.
S. Stiirtoruiit would tIhil your ti"
ills “no is voi'y
iiunilsoino and tho pIIitItIs two very rtIn~
sonnbio.
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(‘oinstook ilrotiiors rIrtI oi‘ftIiIinlt t‘.\;I
tItIpiitmiti stilts tor ton dol Iirs. Road
”Mr ntlyortisoint-iii tintl soo wliut iiitI)’
uiiiiriiutoo.
Mr. and Mrs. inIRoy Whooior, of
Fort strtItIt. iIItisl Norwiilk, IItItIiI'Iioti to-
du)’ from :i sovoi'tii titiis‘ vii-it wiiii
i'i'ioiitis in Winston.
.‘tliss UllViil t‘. Stuyoiis l‘IIlill‘liI‘ti to
nor illi'llII iii illli'litill‘l'. _\- down}, iIi'iiI!
Ii two works' \isit. ili.‘ t oi .‘vli.
and Mrs. 8. it, Sizililo}. iii .‘.i.tiii slit It.
Normilk,
;.‘i|t‘-
.»\. lsrnol, propi'iotoi' of tho l-‘uir lI‘iII‘
:iiiil (‘itink storo. is oil't-r‘iiiiz II sporiiil
litli for $i.;’tti, ltoiid his iitivtIrtistInitIiit
on ontzo it our! not ti follor dosoripiloii
if ilio lint.
Tho South Norwiilk 'i‘riist (‘oiiipuiiy
is oiio :IiItl oiIo-hnif vonrs old today
:iiiti tlitIir stnionioiit tIlsIInhoro in this
pnptIr hospoaks of it good lItItilili}
:I'Iontii in th It tinItI
’i‘tiiiy Stongor. who was liiintimiist
tor \\". (‘. .it'SSt' tivo yours tigo. \\‘lit‘li
iItI tIontliItItotl n with on tho \\'iisliiur¢
ion stroot iit‘itlgo, is tit-ting its lnir»
ltIiititIr this work. iii tiitI \Viirwiok ho«
ItIl.
'i‘lio Iiiiiisiiiil t-oiisiiiiiptitin of oil duo
o iiio tItIIIl rtriko illiu‘ inntlo this pro.
int-t n sonrro urtitIltI iii Norwnlk itiitl
vicinity, ililti HM't‘l‘iil of tho lot-til tltItil—
vIrs :Ii'o litiving diiiitIiIity iii gutting :I
«iipply.
'l‘htI (‘tiniitItIiitIiit ltuiiwiiy uud Light.
int: (‘tiiiiputiy has n tort-o oi' IIItIII tit
work uudoi' tho dirt iItitIn of [\ulh‘lSliilli
SiiporinttIIItit-ni inortItt S. KyitI. plur-
lni: tlItI now tIross-ort‘rs in position
tilting tlItI lino.
John W. (‘ui'nonn tho .\liiin sir-rot.
Norwttlk, llorist, who iiiis ooiidiirttIil it
hot litIustI on Fair slrtItIt tho post tow
yours. hus given up tho liiisiuoss. and
litis Hitli‘t'ii tho tlxtanIs :Intl other up-
ptirutur. iistItl. in n burn off i'iiion ovo-
nuo. Norwnlk.
A mootinn oi lllt‘, RopuliiitItiris of tho
Shroud Voting District will litI. lit-id
this coming. in Knights of i’ythlns
hull. \Viishiiigtou stroot. for tho pur-
Dill-if! tit‘ porfooting tho orguuizntlon of
'1 ltopuhiioiin tItIInpnign (‘lltli. 'l‘lIoro
will ho uovornl sptItItIhtIs. unit it gono-
rtil good tinio.
John ll. it‘orrin litis Just tIomplottItl on
order for tho nti'oot. commissionoru of
South quwulk. iti whit-h thirty our-
iontlo of pipe wuro furnishoti t'or lino
in tho tIonntriiCtlon of tho plpo lino tit
North Vlllr'lilton. 'i‘iiin numhov ot' oiiII«
outis w about a mile rind it half
of pipo. Jay
Soyoriil oiliooru of tho ili'itinoport
Lodge of Elks will coma in South Nor-
wnlk, this owning. nnti ltitttnll tho oi»
lil'ill‘H of tho Norwnlk lodge. who iiiiytI
iiotIIi Mot-ted to it” the positions or il‘x—
iIittItl ltnior, bonding untl l.oyiii Knight
tllltl treasurer. 'l‘iItI int-ttuiintion will
tnlttI pint-o tn Elkn' mill, in South Mttin
rttroot. and tho local lodge liilll pinnnotl
to give their Bridgeport hrothron ti
hearty welcome.
Rev. John J. Fourth of Rookvlll:I Cen-
tiro l.. 1.. rum» to East Norwnik you
tortiny afternoon to perform tiit1 mnr-
rinuo common for Dr and Mrs. Ript—
soil it}. Morgnn. He loft immediately
uttor tho oertnnony tor a“ trip Wont.
int-hiding llufrtilo. Ningnrn Frills. 'l'or-
onto. (inn. Detroit. Mich. imd Cloyo-
innit. Ohio. at which hitter nintIo ho
will nttonti the great lntornntitninl
Mlizsllonury t’iouvontion of tho Motion-
tilnt Epinotipnl (iihiirtIh. Mr. F'mmt in
n tit-irgnte from thtI New York Wrist
Confortiniio. ropronenting Brooklyn
South District.
A Full, Fresh Line of
..Wulluee's Chapman.
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uppar (31
in Our Boys’ Department
We have an assortment of Suits,
worth l‘iiily$
ViI'IIlintevei you may want in
Washington Street.
50. NORWALK
2 to $5 moro than our llllt‘ on and thoso who have the cure
of boys will he ptIItitInlnriy inttIrtIstcd in our offerings of juvenile
at 3).,00 $3. tit) and $4. tit).
HABERDASHERY.
in our selections of Fall and Wintér’
Apparel, and this has been'nttentodl
by the approval or many men 01mph“
ion who have visited our store durlni;
the post week anti made their pool «
chases. ‘ V
WE WANT YOUR APPROYAL‘
NOW.
We want you to come in andseetth
new season's styles. and make your tie-f
lectlon while the stock is new and?
fresh—come in tomorrow morning.
While we have both Suits and Fall
Top Coats at a great variety of 1111063,;
we want you to note particularly the,
especially large collection of each“
which we have marked ‘L
$i2 and
If you compare the quay es mid
styles with others you will find tern
equal to any sold elsewhere nt .318.
Top (Touts and Roofers that are
tho way of small articles of Furnish—
lugs you will find them in our stock corioct in style and very mod- .» .
mate in Ditto
You will ho. well pleased with our 5" 00 IIats—-correct styles and L
tine quality.
Trunks and Suit Cases.
Select 8. Price,
Willis UH. Salient,
48 and 50 Wall Street,
NORWALk.
Ah! Ha.
Now We Have It.
Lamm
SWEET CIDER, matte trom all sound apples.
Not diluted with water.
25c gal. 7c qt
A Superior Product.
Charcoal now in plenty, l0 cents a bag.
LORENZO DIBBLE,
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Wise People Realize
that the proper fitting of Glasses should never he messed It.
If there to any trouble won your eyes, come to up and have I thor.
ough examination made free. we guarantee satisfaction.
0. B. JACKSON,
GRADUATE OPTIOIAN
ll WALL BTRIET.
NORWALK. CONN.
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Best Quality
Hickory. Oak. Maple
Chestnut and Pine.
Sawed and Split.
Raymond Bros.
nettitn 'By Good on...
You are
loud.
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probably tired oi the so-caiied
predigested loads, and are ready to come
back to a substantial Breakiast Food that
Will start the day and your stomach right
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