'1 “airutzii’iiir.
, with our Cigar and Tobacco Depart»
I C l‘illm’lllo or regular docile. Fina mini»
NOV. 1, V Your. '
1“. I
* runabout * '
.. no.2,
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. 'itulv, ‘
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-oATaLANESu
. Phone 39-5
Home Made
Chocolates.
, We know then are
PURE. we make.
them.
Hart Sdnil'acr
(1’ Marx
"and Tailored
5i Washingtmi Street.
llCill NEWS liliilS
ii i .
Misses Minnie Bell and ‘Anna Robin.
son are the guests of friends in New
York. .
Tomorrow evening the monthly Chou
at service will be held in Trinity Epis-
copal Church.
——-Dimlap & Youman Derby. O’Brien
Mien Elizabeth Powers, of valley
l‘laco. will spcud Sunday with friend»
in New York city.
Satisfaction is the entire secret of
the success 01' Humor ii. Hoyt tlic opti-
cinn in tho United Bank Building.
ltoad hla advertiscnicut.
minok up Steycus‘ prices in his adv.
'l‘hc South Norwnll; (‘ongrogatioiiitl
Church Council 'Wlll iucci ’l‘aosthiy
cve-ulng. at 7:45 p. m. Rovrral im—
portant matters will lit' docidud.
—---l.adios’ Hats ronora‘tcd. O'llrion. ,
’I‘lic Socialists tlt’ South Norwalk will
hold a parade tonight. The lino will
form at the corner of Ely arcuuc and Hall. Thursday Owning. Nov lllh.
E’Iril‘ghflrgfl' “1‘?! Si ‘lilhftlleatlld (illulllltl i Subject. “Out Young MeLn‘ I
. , . -n _.. ' .
flu?“ ( I N 1’ l I Tho horwalli Hardware Company
‘ " ‘ ) .. ‘ Main Strcol, Norwalk are giving you
”‘LOOI‘ “t ,H‘L'W‘“ lmlll‘l- 1““ an opportunity to sure fire
quality and price will surprise you. Read their advcrtisemeut.
As soon as the t‘oiinccticui Railway Time has worked wonders in thoi
and ldghting thimpuny compiil-tce 1h“ rdaur line and Welplry & Clark have i
addition to their power plant in Mca» built up with the times as is evidencod i
dow strcot, th.-y intcnd to install a new
. , by their advertisement today. i
and improvcd system of arc lights, in .
13,1“: '3': .-
ion-3:2:
.‘ _
‘ih
it
"all. not "l.
ul “‘0“: "an
at a not Now ht!
——Don‘t forget tho. lecture by Rev.
William J. Slocum, at backwoods
l
.i
i
pci‘i'ciil. ‘
Norwaik »--licst Loin of Pork, llc lb. ilayes's
._ *‘a. . I t . .‘ t \I In 0.5 General and Mrs. Frost entertained
Cafe]. lig‘alnligii‘ltcilgifrid Sarto: Illa-(lint. tit. diimor, inst cvouing. Mr. and Mrs.
Roast Beef and Potato Salad William H. Earle, 'aptain Nelson 1‘;in
loy Major and Mra. Ebcn llill .lr.
. ~ u 7 ‘ ~_v ' ’ ‘
'i‘ht. tuneial of the late John Vi. lax" ‘ and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoyt.
craon wil be held from his home. ll, (. 'l"‘l F‘ 't w- t ‘ wm‘ p . t,
Hoyt atroel‘. tomorrow afternoon. at l t 1'} {“4 “I":S‘ ””3 Y-(l): W)“ l’UEHt
Lizilti. 'lcv. .l. McClure Bellows. will 0i- : i‘m All, h” 3.“ “"5“ “l? 'l “l 3 . If“; ‘ pill”
tlciatc and interment will be in l’iiii . ”m "‘ Hm“. ‘ 1" 'l‘“ l“ m .
. . .. . bc tho guest til (.oloncl lairnod. hood-l
island (cincttiy. . _ , ‘ ,
_ ,' , illlflslt'l‘ oi the Uliliotl plates. Militari '
l'orlccia. lll'.‘ new :.bo. tor woman. , .. . .
(‘lit i' ilo Pit e i"“"“ my. ‘
'j. i ' .‘. ‘ ( \'-‘ ‘ ., . \\" d i —«-l\itcl_ieii Hopi: “indow bliudcs.
l'llt‘itl “nab“fuii’ “y. ' ‘K‘Y’ll‘ “it 3" ' litl 4 inc upward: Quaint-ll Warp at tho lotc~
l‘ngton “"1“; M *’i‘;" “.lf‘m'. ’3‘ “nlml ‘. i out prions; Glassware, \VUiKll‘“\\'i\l‘t'_‘
mm?" MI“?””‘..’”” “E“ ‘_‘fi‘.‘l"“1 a". \Vll'o Goods. ’l‘iuvairc. at upccial pi'iiu.
tlioioughlau. ”w n.“”‘ alum ‘ “ os for Sat. and Mon. M. S. Smith K: Col
boy would not mind him, wadc the lad y ,‘l , 1
.. . .. . lomorron marks llii‘ Si't'tlllil annivg
(lainicd ho was alumni. _ . _
_ _ , . i voranry oi tho rcctorship oi ltov. Rom--
~Y01111gs and hm” Derby. 0 “He” ‘ .ily l". liiillililllli at Trinity illllli'tihm
Governorvhiullman he: nrnrtwcll tin" lindor his dirt-cliiiii crci‘i‘ tli‘iiui'tiiii’lii
hill 0 ”I“ V llll' it'Sil'l' l‘rllifiilillll-‘t All“?i . of tho church ““5 sloadllv udtantod.
Comlllmy‘m" $4431)“qu1-”Uliill'0lliliilr i and till aro now in a gi'alil'i'iiiil condi-
oi cartriigos or ‘ol'n fi-cn ioi' p 8- tion.
loin lilrui‘sili‘ll ii) “i“ 1“!”51 C"“‘l“”‘-"~ Bruins count and don‘t you forgot it,
("w‘mmr H ”mm" (”"1” ‘ 'l‘he lirowun Muslin-or. t‘ollogc in: lil‘tllli»
fallout i‘ot‘g‘ct lllt-l loclnrc by Rol’. able pillow to .spond limo in lilir‘nlllt‘h‘lil
William J. Slocum. at lrorlm'olfdr study its illo iiiciltods oi" liikii'un‘tiolh
Hull. 'l‘lllll‘Sllllll owning. ‘l\0\'~ “11L . rot-rived hort- dcwlop tho mind. and.
Subjoot, "()lll \OilllK Mtui.‘ [ lltllit’h’ it capable of grout things busti—
'l'lic ofllcinl class of tho First M. it). ‘ nous wiso. ltrud lllii’l‘ udvortlnrinoiitt
(.‘hurch. compohi‘ti of tho otllrial incur ~~-\'ncht Cups (c. pmmonufi‘ (i'llricn .
bars of tlic church. will int-ct with tho i Mr. and Mra. W. N Amhlcr u'lil NH”
.. 1.». . 't- .._;- ‘ .. cl . . 1'
sh” ,"J‘m‘wgl‘: “ (11'1“ .l.‘)"3“;)ll?sl illic outcriuinuicut lil tho ltowuytou
Atom "3" It“ ”(1”, m, ("l' “in ““ l . filcthbdist (‘hurt-li. \i'itliiosdny. Nor-'
“n” m" "‘"m‘ m "1‘0 ‘ “”5 ‘ ‘llllil‘l‘ l2. lilllll‘flll oi llt'Xi ’l‘hnrsiday.
l
«(‘ornod or Fresh Hooks. iiic lb.i
liayoa's.
William .1. Mulvihlil. night opcrator
at the South Norwalit depot. llllH bet-ii
spouding it vacation in Mount \loruon,
\vhcrr Ilt‘ was loading man in a drama
prcanntcd iliorc that night. Extra Up-
cralor Soiltoi' stillntltnird in South Nor"
walk.
Ailery low brands of Cigars hold
their own like the lmpcrial (tron-u. ii
baa been sold lor it) yours and ovcr
and in now considered one of the atoll
tlill'd brand».
Noxt Wetlucniiay. ill llztlll p. iii.. ih:
regular iiioetlng of tlio \Voinan':i Au»
noclntlon of tho South Norwulk (3on-
art-national Church. will bo hold in the
church parlors. Mru. i). ll. Van limi-
ion. of Ncw Yorli city, who unvv iiilt'll
a delightful llllill‘lii‘ri llllil wlnlur. will
Hilt‘llk on "lll‘tilltlillllllllitll‘iit"
w'l‘hti bout line of lilorccrixcd Hltirtn
for 980. Look at our ”no of l’lllllt‘.
French li‘lnnnol and lirilllantlnn .
Walrus. 31.60 upward, at the now attire.
M. S. fimlth it Go.
litiiti'y lt‘roob. the North Mn it direct
harbrr. and anaiicalrr Mod 3. Col»-
lliilil. look a liailowr'cn trip to tilt-
Wilda of Wilton. lital night. it, wann‘l
to altcnd ii party or to go crniiblniz.
but after thron harrala of million, which
they had bought at it Wilton rmitlo.
‘l‘hcy matlc tllt? trip in n nperdally con-
ittrnctcd wagon that Nirwadcnirr Cal-r-
mun had hired for the occaalon. and
returned with the nppiea in good kna-
non. The apples are battalion and
Mama. Coleman and When are hand-
an’moiy remembering: their lrlmda. .
in addition to ihow already liiolilioiicd ;
lohn W. Wchlc and Miss lilancbc Ai- ;
.irn will take purl. i
. Loiilor lh-lt‘oront liiiH a plant on or»
liiliitiou at his homo lit t‘lioaiunt atrci‘t,
South Norwulli. that in a rarity in this,
auction and wall north sot‘liig. ii bi a1
cotton plant which bo rained from the
.‘li‘ml. Al )ll't‘h‘l'lll it is in full bloom
with tho cotton growlna‘ on ii and.
matron n wry proliy auxin,
. iliuintlua Pork. l‘.’ and
ilaycii’a.
’l‘ho i‘uiicrul ol‘ lhc lalo ’l‘lionilta ’l‘.,
lloraoy will ho licld l’roin bin lilll' lioiuo.l
No, it licidcn i’luco Holiday ni’trrnoo}
til 3 o'clock. ’l‘lu- lllnznuilc lrutornitri
it: lllVlll‘ll lo ultontl. 'i'llo rninnliin
will ho lukcn lo llnnlntry Monday. in a
apochil car on tho llzlb train. and h
tlvlogatlon from l‘liiilon tloniiniindcry
will accompany thorn.
tic lb.
hnnmons
atoll Chains
though gold-filled, are de~
signed, made and finished
with all the care and skill
devoted to the manufacture
of the highest priced all
gold chains.
ll“ “8 .
WORKED WiliillllllS
A lmpraulon it
made by a diamond. Nothing
om ll quit: no handaome;
lusting
want. We turn ullr‘litoeit over an
quickly that lt iii always in good cont
dltlon. , y
_ WE HAVE A Nfiw Plea.
The sponge W90. Alihotjbh all llICD'
line and miniature; meet and clean;
littli't break. can’t clout. Price inc.
PLAYING CAR”.
' quite IO rtch. We have “MO
Mantle: at moderate title and .
'lty. -
container
ear Havana. Porto Rico and lie- i
' roam". ‘ aunt :Bmlmw’
Remarkab
smart now li‘ull Salli; and Ovorctiiiia.
\Vc oi‘l‘or this work tun-citii Valium in
('liillt'tli‘ii and liaiidaonitmi garnn-nlu no t'VI‘l‘ had to poll ill $11!.
liwm oukclvtui in our own factory. and Warrant ihcni l'oi’ Ill. ivcnr and
satisfaction.
You munt 801‘“le to appreciate fully the quality, lit and finish
aliporior to any $10 Suits you cvcr haw, ‘
All Wool Union-made Flint Black
singlebrcaalod sacks, worth $12 by ordinary standards. $l0.
Fancy Caasimorea and Chevlots in Scotcliy mixtures,
stripes, handsomely tailored, remarkable Suite for Still.
A perfect lit for every size and s
niiona lrco.
Young Men are remindcd that. we
Marx Suits and ()vm'coaia.
from $18 to $25.
Full Hats and Furnishings.- iormcr
or boy's Suit or (normal.
BROTHER
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WW
We do all in our p
and Feed which will secure the results that
are desired by you, whether for your horse,
cattle or poultry.
We shall be pleased to exemplify our ideas
of what good gram and
will call or telephone us your orders.
Buy oats that’s clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
New Magazine Clubbing Offers. "
WURHYS WORK. $11M) l
All’i‘ lN'i'lCl‘.(‘ll.\.'l.‘l-l. toil l
”133} All for $4.00
$8.00 i
i can maize many more odors just
odor of n roputablo tlriu.
WILLIAM P. BEERS,
Bookseller and Stationer.
49 Wall Street.
“PAST! M E”
Dance Album.
CON‘l‘AiNthi tit) SELEC'l‘lONS.
Waltzes. two utepa. achottlm-hca. poi-
kan. niurchtm. lancers. etc. for the pi-
uno. All tho latent niunlc. Regular
price 'iilc; this. \Vt‘l‘li'”
45 CENTS.
ALSO MANDOLIN li‘t)i.l0l-i. 25 (ITS.
Coleman’s liars Stand,
10 NORTH MAIN STREET.
SHIR 1'5
that will
please oven
the mast
particular.
We linvo boon tiorrribinlt our Milli
The Norwalk
FOR MM AND WOMEN.
A! $6.00 and $3.50.
'l‘hmie sheen am made of the beat materials the market affords and be-
Ing made in a factory very largely of much higher priced sharia, We earn-
eaily reorient that you compare them with any to idiot: in any atom.
f’OtNTB ON CONSTRUCTlON.
Fliatmoilier «ole of limit oak leather.
Second—“Wool tot t'tlilllllill preventa squatting.
aqtienlt in the soles.
'l‘liii-ilwlleat oak Inner solo. widen
THE8E EHOES ARE UNlON MADE.
Olsen Shoe ‘Store’,
.. ,, ,ffiliT’i ‘795fl5l5--?9"l‘i--
Health By Good Living.
. ma .l
-‘rwe
re y
Representative lines or Full styles. priced
Saturday and Monday wt- will ilivo a 'l‘hcrniomctor \vilh l‘\'t'l')' man‘s
’l‘lio anurch oath; hero.
Ornrcnnla, litt-
Millii‘
filiili and
t'
"i
Clay Worsted and Cheviot Suite,
plaids and
hope of man is guaranteed. Alter-
soll the famous liart, Scliai’fner &
l and boys.
Narwalk and
South Narwalk
VM/V‘\
l
ower to iurnish Grain
good service is, ii you
t“
‘ 'i
7. q. 4..- a..-” ..... :‘7”
an choap. or i will duplicate any club
¥ .. ”Wm" 91““
Cut .Thls
Advertisement
Out!
It 'mz'll secure a discount of
5 per cent on any purchase of
$1.00 or more. made at Nor-
wal/e during November.
Norwalk li’d’w’e Co.
34 Main St. Norwalk.
Short boaouia nri- tho moat hailstor-
tori' for any wciir, t-xccpt with «vanilla
tll‘i‘i‘ltlfl'illl‘y arc always tint. and
ninooth. ’
'l'bc. vary lulcai in a grey with it
black l‘Iauro; tWo shades of groan in
another apt-chit. lib, you. we alno have
tunic rilmttn in Willlt‘ with a littlo dnah
of color, and tho wlilio with black
tilripen.
Shirt. Wc have them at more.
Health 5...... "
Norwnlk Shock ntivnr
does not draw the teat.
When you can no preurve yep
etahles that they somewhat re»
semhie the freak article. you have
a perfect right to in“; butwiten
we say that ”the . Health Brand
le Values
> At no. '
SUITS AND OVERCOATS.
These are rod-letter days for men in nearcb ot’ istrlking values in
momma.
375w.
H0) until.
an» ails
rlrrma.
Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper 3
and Zinc.
50 South Main Street. 3
tooth Norwalk, Conn.
Tolepho
i i
I r l
liltdl NEWS NliiilS
i i
A non was born thin morning to ltov.
and Mrs. H. ll. Carpenter, of West
street.
A supper will be held this evening
in the rooms of (loncord Division, Sons
of Temperance.
Letter Carrier Eibort W. Clark is
taking a tlll)‘ off and Julian Main is
substituting.
Mrs. Edward Cunningham. of Spring
stiooi. is spending a wrch with friends
in Now York city.
(‘lii‘lord i). liaib-y, of Brooklyn. will
H1)! nd Sunday tho gucal of Mr. and
Mrs. S. H. Halt h. of Wool avonuo.
William Taylor. manager of tho fur~
nilurc dopuritnont at.Stnrtovaut't~'.. is.
ill. at hi»: homo in Croat-cut 'l‘crrncu.
Mm. (‘harlcs Stovcns and Mrs. lint-
toi‘y. 0i iinrion. wcrc guests of Mrs.
(loorgc W. Jayne. ol’ l'uiou strcrt. ros-
lei'dn)‘.
A part of tlic cnglnc in tho cidcr mill
oi Lt'opold thrlo lll‘lllit‘. ycstorday.
and necessitated the closing of tho mill
for a few days.
William Perry. principal of the liar-
icii Public school. spent. last night the
guest of Principal \., (7.
South Main street.
Miss Julia Hoffman will rntortain a
numbcr of friends. this evening. with
a birthday party. at her home in Wil~
ton aroniio. Norwalk.
St. l‘aul'n pariah. of Norwalk. \tlll
hold a mot-ling. iic.\t 'l‘ltc~tiay' croniniz,
\vlioii llio iiiattt‘i' of a rot-tor for tho
church will probably conic lip.
Mrs. (lcorgc Phillips. of North lilalii
strcot. prosoiitcd in r husband last
night, with a bouncing baby boy. a
\ory wolcoinc llallowc‘cn arrival.
l’niutor .liiniir: llrou‘il ir; 14‘ work
painting. dccortzting and generally run-
nvaiing the Hungarian parsonago lll
Lt‘xillgtuil ayci'iuc. When the job is
completed tho pastor's home will be
in exccllont condition.
Small American flags worn distrib-
ulod at tho itopnblicau rally illlil oven-
ing aiid mado a proliy sight when thcy
worn waved whom the applauni- was
airt-n tor Congressman iiill and (‘on-
grcraman Fostcl‘, tho spcukcrs.
Miss Annie E. Baldwin, teacher of
music In tho South Norwalk nchooln. iii
=pcnding tho day in l'lanbury. and in
attending the iiiociing of tho School-
muaici‘a' Round Table of Wosicrn Coli—
ncrlibut. bclna‘ hold in tho liaiibury
lligli sobool.
Illumicl 'l‘. Hatch. Frank Natih. [lorry
i'}, li‘i‘l‘l'lfi and Major ii). llill. .lr.. wont
to lirldgoport. this morning. to witness
the launching of tho ltlilix‘ ’l‘orpedo
lloat conipairr's :uibinariuc boat "i'ro~
tot-tor." 'i‘hc littlcr two iiiiitlt- thc trip
in Major Hill‘s auto.
'l‘ht- moinbcrs of tho Arlon Singing
Soricty, who intcnd to go to llridgopori
tomorrow night, are requested to inkc
tho lcli'i train. The Ariona will aim:
auroral selections at tho concert. of tlic
liridgcport Society. among them tho
prizo noun. "li‘arowcil" that thcy sung
at tho Seymour Sucngerfcat.
(‘ourt Mnhaclteino, Forcalora of Am-
t-rlcn, in making olnboraio arrange.
month for its concert. and ball noxi
lt‘rlday owning. The gold watch which
in to bc one of tho door prim-e will
shortly lll‘ placod on oxhibition in the
window of (lolcburn tit handcr'n Wuah~
lnglon .utroct jewelry store.
Misti Mabel llamllton in outortuinlng
tho inoniboru of bar Sunday school
class at Trinity Church at llt'l‘ homo lll
South Main niroct thin afternoon.
Mrs. George tlcrrlnh wan lulu-n to
tho boapltnl. 'i‘hnraday. and iindcrwcttt
an operation. which link provod nuc-
ccnnlul. and nbo in now in a fair way to
full recovery.
Minn Anna ll. lildor Will-i tendered a
tuirpriao party butt evening by about
thirty of bar lrlcndn at her home in
Wotitport nVcnuc. Norwulk. The usual
Hallowo'en guinea worn played after
which tho gunntn lndulgml in dancing
until it into hour to manic. l'urnlahotl
by Lch’n orchnntru. linrlntz tho cv-
Illiilli-l.‘ a lino auppcr wan norvcd.
which StoVoiik‘n lidv.
W. J. Leland attt‘pded it nurprluc llnl-
lmvo‘on Miinicalo in lirooklyn. lnnt
night. at tho home of Edward Botti-
l‘ord.’ formerly of St. l’aiil‘a choir, Non
walk. The program included manu-
ncrlpt selection by the composer,
lllrmst Gamble. and tho Amphlon Qatar.
tat. An ulaborate luncheon was serv-
ml by Wetmore. after Which the guests
‘ anion-d dancing and-llallowe’en limit-
llinen.
At the next meeting of the Bethany
Guild. of 't’rlhlty Church. MlSB berg
will read a paper on the opening of the
departure porta. This will he the ini
trotltmtory paper to the study or Jab-
anwlta people, cinnamon, and the
Christian missionary work accomplinh-
ed. The guild has just remitted the
amount. of the scholarship they support
in 3t. Margaret's school, Tokyo, which
ht titty dollars.
, ”WW :. «W... Mu...“ ~
We liava'llia let all
and in»
MW..-
ind aholneai
1 pinch and!
. are
a hell
it‘ootc. of .
iii Structure in ,
We bought far more than usual
are worth as high at $6.50 as you w
Suits include every fashionable tab
in the Very latest stylus.
'i‘lie (Jvorcoatu are made in man
fine Kcraoya. Moliona li‘riczcs. etc.
in and sec these.
A Chance for
Trousers Suits, that are very fashi
rlcs; they would ordinarily be sold
Our HAT DEPARTMENT has b
Have you seen it?
Time to think of the little artic
wear, Hosiery, as well as Neckwea
Trunks and Suit
tilled & Plltil,
98 Washington Street,
i 50. NORWALK.
aged 8 to 16 years. We have a large collection of Two-Piece. Short
Depend Upoii
Their Clothiers- .
Or TailOl‘S ‘
When it comes to the selection to . .
a fabric and many times-“attic in
regard to style and fit. We hover
prepared for this, and will, allow
you a collection of Winter Gnrr- ,
manta that. excel, anything ever”
before aileron in this part of the.
country, and our clerka are able
to assist you, it you desire it,‘ inf ‘
the selection. They know how the
garments are made and they know 5
the correct styles {Or the season,
so you are sale if you, place your»
self in their hands. > '
We have an enormous assert;
meat at both
Suits and Oieicoiii -
to sell at
1 .
'of this grade. and scale of them.
ill see it you understand values. The
No for the season, cut and tailored
‘ .
.v lengths in suit every taste, from
We would like to have your come
the Big Bous
~
enable and cut from splendid-fab-
ior $001). but our price is $4.60.
ecomo famous for its $2.00 Derby.
les of Haberdashery: Shirts, Under-
r; money saving prices.
Cases.
Willis H. tilled, e.
48 anl 50 Wall Street,
NORWALh.”
Once satisfied 01‘ the excellence of
our Clover Hill Butter you are not
likely to change. Freshness and good-
ness the main points. Just now we
are only asking 300 a lb. It is the best
of its class and cheapest on this mar-
ket, quality considered.
BEEF. A new fresh lot of Smoked
Beef of the best quality, cut thin, gives
great satisfaction. Any quantity from
So up.
JAMAICA ORANGES, g a, meat
and cheap, at 25c dozen. f “ ‘
on, these bright, new, fili'e Dried Apt
ricots must not be forgotten. And
ichcapl 2 lbs., 25c. L ‘4
| ALPHA SALAD CREAM, new qlzc,
linc.
, Let ‘us shew you that nice new Ont-
lsup, at; Go small bottle.
Lorenzo Dibble.
r
II WALL“ army,
M... a.mlw.‘..m...m.a.w--mww..a...“ .
The Bridg;
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QOWWi
Wise People Realize
that the proper nttlnz at Glasses should novel- be cue-nil at.
Wood 3
Raymond Bros...
Fish Mhrket.
l
I! there In any trouble wan your eye-I. come to us and have a than.
out: examination made free. in e guarantee anti-lactlon.
0. B. JACKSON, 1
GRADUATE (fiFTIOiAN
NORWALK. 00M.
Best Quality
Hickory, Oak. Maple
Chestnut and Pine.
Sawed and Split.
I’OLLOCK,
Wl‘ll'l‘iNG.
MARKET 001), tie “it
FLAT mail, ‘ iin’ib.
am. OTHER loans or transit
than, (inél'l‘lllRfl Minamoto. "
R. J. CUTBILL
ma lam Wuhlnflon him: and.»
' Tibial. '
lie lb. . ,
so» lb.
Norwalk Chronicler