Phone l65-5
:III ~:- LANE’S DI
Paul R. Cuibill. of Mt. Vernon.
calling on n lends In town today.
Miss Mary Cunningham. of Wash-
Inxion str.eet is quite seriously Ill.
‘ Waiter Jennings is quite Iil
iluug tioublc at his home in
with
Main
dies. F. A. LANE.
_ I believe there is no bet-
ter Material used. than we
put in our Home Made Can-
5l Washington Street. 11
FOR A FEW
atIIIIt NoI-wnlk.
W. R."i‘hoinpaoiL of tile G. N. Mc—
KllIbin Company. is In NIw York to-
dIIr. on business.
1 he Howland [by floods Company Is
conducting a sale of giiaiunteeil jewel-
Dominick Company. brokers, of New
York, spent Sunday In town.
Fewer (ialions: Wears Longer;
. The next meeting of the (,ommon
‘(‘ounIIll of the City of Noiwalk will be
I held Monday evening. the, 16th Inst.
5 John H. Ferris has received three
‘ barges of coal. and lrv'ng Lockwood (It
more men to know about it, and II
ciolhos oiir
filial inn lilies.
Company also have II barge of anthra-
cite. I
Wade MIIIIIIIIIII of Waterbury hue
returned to his home after a few days'
visa with Mr. and Mrs. James Youngs
Cone-Ind stIIet
order for about cost.
The Bulineu Directory will be found
on Page 7 today.
Ex-Mayor Lee and family spent Sun-
day in Wl’ton,
Douglass iI'owiIIi' Post, G. A. it. will
meet this evening.
lIoiilsISowarby is ill at his home In
Woodward avenue.
Palestine. Castle. A. U. K.
will meet this evening.
Joseph's 'l‘. A. ll. hi L.
will meet tomorrow I‘I'Irning.
Court Muhackemo.
IIrica. will meet tomorrow evening.
lier. IJIIW. 'i‘.
Piiiiila‘Viiit‘. Conn.
lI‘IIwcr Gallons;
Mrs. l“l‘illlt‘it~i E.
Wears Longer.
at her home in Main strait. Norwalk.
Lawton. of Brooklyn
has been spending a few days in South
Mrs. Ada A.
Norwalli.
l-‘ran k
fort-c.
llnnbury.
Hubbard. of the
Eureka Rebekah Lodge will initiate
several candidates on timely night.
March 6th.
A daughter was born ..IItIIrIlaI
lill' ill'i‘flllfl.
Mr.
I m; in Newark. N. J.
Archer Jennings oI YII' emilie
Conn has been v;isltin his sistei Mis
William P. Beein Mott avenue.
Bernard Collins, ('lt‘l‘k in A. .1, Collins
Ii't Company's furniture store in North
Main street. spent Sunday in Danbnry.
who
has been seriously ill at his home in
:Iiowly im-
t'rincipal Charles A. Tucker.
Main street.
proving.
l’ntnam Hose (‘ompziny will hold its
r‘cgulai monthlI business meeting this
evening. at 8 oIiIIIk. at the hose hone.
in Franklin street.
-~Basketball. Armor); tonight.
l’. C. Loiinshnry Lodge. New Eur;-
l:Ind Order of I’rotrction. will hold II_.~
regular semi-monthly meeting. tomor-
row evening. in Mystic t‘huin ilail
\‘I’aeldngton street.
i'loorkccpcrs‘ Circle. King's Dough
tern. of the Norwalk Congregational
Church. will meet Wednesday cvrn»
ing. with Mrs. W. H. Baldwin. at be:
home. 64 Wall street.
Bernard T. Collins and John lbin
ieary. will leave town Wednesday
morning for a ten dars’ trip s‘onih. tb-
Norwalk. is
tour including Washington. Baltimore
and Old Point Comfort. .
The Travel club. connected with [11‘
Young People's Society of the Nor-
wIIIlI Congregational trhurch. will meet
tomorrow evening, at 8 o‘clock. at the
parsonage. on the Green. Norwalk. ThI
pastor will take his hearers through
Westminster Abbey.
A picture. of the old ”leather man"
who frequented this part of the coun
try a few years ago was printed in the
latest issue of the Boot and Shoe Re.
cordcr, published in Boston. An inter-
esting account of the liftI of this nniqnt
character accompanied the picture.
The monthly meeting of the Ladies
Benevolent Association of the Nor
walk Congregational (.IIIii'cli. will iii
held Wednesday afternoon. at 3 o'clock
at the chapel. Miss D, E. Emerson. oi
the American Missionary Association
will speak. Miss Parker will sing. and
teawili be served by the Golden Rule
Circle.
Fewer Callous: Wears Longer.
Hem-v ileg line. of Woodward ave-
one who cut his foot some time ago
II hile cutting a piece of wood. is still
unable toaise the foot to any gloat ex-
tent. as the wound does not heal as it
should. Mr. Hegeiine has also been a
victims of the prevailing cold and sore
throat. which confined him to the
house for a number of days,
The citizens of South Norwalk will
assemble in Arion Hall. tomorrow or-
ening. at 8 ociock. in response to thr
call for a special city meeting. by May~
or Cavanagb. to express their opinion
off the. matter of the trolley I-ompanv
extending their tracks unity. th
Washington street bridge. The matter
is an old but important one. and the
trolley company has taken the initia-
tive by petitioning the [Isislature for
the necessary permissionw
The sparto and
Rookaway Cigars
so one! or 82.00 per box.
They have that rare aromatic flavor
that gratifie- and satisfies.
A note the meet refined—Inch at
In with. tho Sparta ‘ond Rocha":
of M. 0..
Society
Foresters of Am~
Van Doren went to
Saturday afternoon.
Anderson is quite ll'
Sentinel
spent Sunday with relatives in
to
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stevenson oi Toy-
and Mrs. M. J, Morris. of Wash
ington street. spent Sunday with rela-
. m on the palate and leaves no fault ‘
plea to choose from.
Mr. and litre. Wu‘hizer MI and Mia
Godfrey IIIIII Mis. iIIIemon B. Tripp at- 1
tended IIII uizind opera III New York 1
Sutuidny ill in 1 Tim nI-II 1’
Mrs. AIIrauIlI-r il'Iinilton. of New- 1
Iowa ith‘lill I. who has been the truest l
of lIci I'IIIIIII', Iciiwcrd Livermore. in .
StIIiIIfIII-II. has returned home. i
Victor Sherwood. of South Norwulli. E
nItIIndI-d II Y. M. i . A. meeting. in New ‘
York. one evening Inst Week. and was ‘
unfortunate Ill his I
elolI II. E
'l he diiIIIioIs of thc Noi'wulk Ilospi-
tat Association will hold their rigiih'ii
monthlI lilt‘l ting. tomorrow evening. E
at the parlor oi“ the Norwaik Club. in l
Wuil eirret. I
.. Basketball. two games tonight. lac.
having overcoat
SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 32-2.
To induce you to test it. we offer
We shall hold this offer open for a few days only.
bargains t‘\'t‘l' before offered in thlstown.
UiSft‘I'S. Hats and Furnishings for men and boys.
CCR GREAT GUARANTYI SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK.
DAYS ONLY.
Trouser. to Order for $3.48.
ry. Read the “1"”,
i Miss Hannah Connors. of Milfoid. Is Ofth $5 00'
’the guest of Mr. and idle. Edmund '
,annnms of Wist street. 5 I, , .. . . . . . . . I . - .
' Robert 1‘. Jones. of Donilnickw & i WI. ban a Iiistoin IlI paitiiiini It hit II tiiins out good “01k. Wi thlli
botit the bow IOEI of satisfactory
system makes possible.
to lllilltt' a pair of Trousers to
your order, using fine quality worsted Iiiatcrlals. guaranteed all wool. in
late patterns of stripe effects. for $3.48. for which the regular price III :5.
It‘ you need a.
pair of dress trousers. here III an opportunity to get it pair made to your
You‘ll find quite a coniprelicnsivc display of sour
m
iig Sale goes merrily on. distributing the most wonderful
in Overcoats. Suits, Roofers.
better come before the
sale t‘liilh. which will be before long.
NORWALK.
Tel. Call 44-4.
”3%
Frank G. VIIISIIII
PL UMBINO.
STEAM.
HOT WA TER.
AND GAS
FITTING.
Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper
and Zinc.
- 60 South Main Street.
South Norwllk, Conn.
Telephone, 137-3.
WOOOOOOOQOCEOOOGOWOO
A rehearsal of Butler Lodge will be
held tomorrow night.
Miss iiIIrtie \‘an hmsenr is seriously
ill. at her home In (‘ranbury
“t’l‘iltil‘il V. ( olllns is spending a few
days III his home iii llanbury.
Attorney John Keogh was in Stain-
ford, this morning. on legal business.
Dennis (iornmn. of lletliel. spent
Sunday the anew of friends in South
Norwalii.
\‘I'liiliIiII ll. Young's. of iliinbury. was
in South Norwaik calling on friends
yesterday.
N. Mclx'ibliin. of the (l, N. McKib-
lIilI (.‘ompuny. is spending the day iii
New Yorkq
Mia. lI‘ \IWIston of IIIIIIfIIIII i’liicc.
spent thI Sabbath IIit.II IIleiIIik in
I .i. A. liislop (I'I Co's sale Just closed
hm: nIIIdII n great number of remnants
which this firm has placed on sale at
prices regardless of their real value.
ticiid the lid.
Seiieck 6’: Price me asking you W by
should you be an eweptlon. when oth
ers :Iie saiiniz money bi limingr Ilolli-
inn foi their boys of them? Read their
IidI ei tiseniont
AdIill inmi is bad for the face. and
A. l’oblmnn tIIkei-I special precaution
to‘haI'II eIery Iazoi put upon his cos
we sell.
Uillli‘i‘.‘ faces pi'opeilr honed. ltcnd They‘re carefully
his udIIitisement. dirt and chat? sifted o
The Rev _ Alexander Hamilton, who .'
una- to have officiated Sunday. III Strut-
ford and Bridgeport. was telegraphed
to take duty at St. John‘s Church.
Stamford. and oiliciatcd there.
The members of the. Woman‘s Guild
of 'l‘IiiIity (‘iinrclr will meet with Mrs.
(i. i‘. Stillson. of Soiiili Mniii strIIrl.
I‘ncsdny :IftIrnooiI. III 1' p. III. Every
member is requested to be present.
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.
The l). M. Read Company is offering
And we sell it.
Nothing that we can‘t “stand by" comes in-
to our store or goes out of it.
Our reputation stands behinds everything
TAKE OUR OATS FOR EXAMPLE:
screened—all the dust.
at. We don‘t want to in-
crease the number of 'wind broken horses. Give
your animals wholesome food—they deserve it.
BUY oars THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL r. narcn.
an opportunity to save 2.3 cents per
yard on body brussels. If you are iii-
tercsted III china you will also delight
in reading this piece of store news.
Eureka Rebekah Lodge. No. 42. l. (I.
f). lI‘.. will hold a rehearsal this even-
ing. lioth tennis iil‘t" requested to
(‘t‘llit‘ curly. There will lie a commit»
tee meeting: at halfpnst sewn :.hIirp.
Refreshments.
(Iockenoe 'l'iiIIII';< IlI’Iui'Ic team wll'
come to South walk. tomorrow
night. and confer the adoption IlI-Irri-I
for linear: 'l‘ribr. Later in the mIInIII
l‘iiczis 'l‘riiiII will no to Norweik to coin
for the degree for (‘ockciioo Tribe.
\‘ ..
IVUI
Bookseller Stat
49 WALL STREET.
NEW EDITION 1
Revised General Statues of Connecticut
NOW READY.
William P. Beers.
loner. Engraver.
NORWALK. CONN.
The Catholic (’lIilI will celebrate Lin»
coin itay. 'i‘lIuI-IIIloy of this week. as
i= cixstouniry. with the annual banquet
of the club. it will be held :It the
club house. in Meet avenue. in the
err-ping. and it is rapected that there
will be it number of prominent speak»
crs.
--Dr. M. S Rose-II. Eye and Ear Soc
cialist from Bridgeport. removed his
office from the Mahuckcmo Hotel. lt‘
52 North Main St. So. Norwnlk. where
VON“).
iit’VL‘I‘.
HO
Room 9 United Bank Build 9.
Ollicc home. 8 to 11:45; 12:45 to
MADE-T0-0RDER-GIASSES.
Eye Glasses anI not worn as an In liflillCDi.
lli~iltled Glasses are nearly always disfiguring.
ER 8 HOYT.
R FRACTIN G OPTICIAN,
but they need not be the re-
Perfcct fitting ones
South Norwaik, Conn.
ii: 30. Saturday evenings 79.
Spctial AppointmInts at convenienIc of patrons.
he can be consulted on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays from 1
o‘clock to i p. at only.
A party composed of Dr. William 1’.
Acton. Henry D, Cornell. George II}.
Curtis. Fiank A. \an Bonn and in lac
Henry W. Gregory left Saturday for a
tie ehing trip to I. ake Win-among 'l hey
are to in joined today by i-‘xunli ll
Merrill. .lnhn ll. Manning. Samuel L.
Weed and others.
The Connecticut Pomological Society
will hold an alhday institute with
FINE PHOTOGRA PHS,
-—HIGH GRADE
Jaukson's Studio,
JACKSON’S STUDIO
is now producing
BEAUTIFUL WATER-COLORS
CHOICE INDIA CRA YONS
WORK ONLY. --
Our PIATINUM PORTRAITS s-me the. best productions of the Art.
53 Wall St... Norwa’lk.
Madison grunge. tomorrow. at Memor-
ial ha'i. Madison. The meeting will
open at 10 o'clock. Speeches will be
made duriniz the (luv by Professor W.
E. Britton. Professor A, G. Culley. J.
H. Hale and N. S. Plait. .l.unch will
be served at the noon recess
VA LE N TINES
The finest and best assort-
Health by Good Living
The new sugar peas are better than
even; the only drawback Is the scar.
city. Prudent housewives will toy to
their winter‘s supply. Besides. they
come cheaper by the case. At all the
Health Brand stores. Don't forget the
label. and watch for the new consign»
meat of Library Books.
merit in town at the lowest
prices, from [C to $2.00.
All the latest novelties {or
I 903.
Coleman's News Stand,
10 NORTH MAIN STREET.
WALTHAM
WATCHES.
Rtoehstde and Royal Grade:
spedatly recommended for those ‘
required-lg watches for accurate
time
In gold, gold filled and 51'!-
N am.
Deputy Sheriff John W.
in Stamford. Saturday afternoon.
legal business.
Miss (,‘lnia M Hlackson of lthaca. N.
Y.. is the guest of tier cousin. Superin-
tciident Albert E. Winchester at his
home In Girard riace.
A large number of members were
present yesterday noon at the session
of the Jennings Club to listen to an
address by Archer B. Jennings of
Yalemilio.
Mr. and Mrs Paul R Cutbili. of Mt.
Vernon. spent Sunday the guests of the
farmer's parents. Street Commissioner
and Mrs. R. J. Cutblll, of Spring street.
Miss Hazel Fryer. of Georgetown. was
also a Sunday guest at the Catbili
home. .
James Wood Jr, has returned to his
duties in New York after spending a
Week with his wife, who Is the guest
of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joeephl
Cox. of Holden Hill. Mr. Wood has al-
most entirely recovered fro hie re-
Icent severe atteca of typh d fever.
hire. Kellen died at her home in
Mold Elm Ilium. W150“:
, mix pm Doomed outta
(Ill
w
Sciilley was
David Decker. of Crescent Terrace. is
assisting in the Central Food Com-
pany‘s market.
The Public Market Company are ad-
vertisiiig meats which are the results
of corn feeding. “
Judge- John H. Light is In Bridgeport
presiding over the Criminal Court of
Common Pleas. which disposed of jail
cases today. . .
The Excelsior .Iocia‘ijCIub will give
a masquerade ball t the home of Paul
and William Brigg§man§ Fair-field ave-
nue. Thursday his . of this week.
In another column of this paper ap—
pears the announcement of Edward J.
Sims. piano tuner. Mr. Slim is cred-
tied with being exceptionally qualified
as a tuner and respectfully solicits
patronage.
The Rev 6. Monroe Royce. rector of
the American Episcopal Church. at
Munich. Germany. 'oiliclated at St.
Paul's Church. yesterday morning.
preaching an exceIlent eermon. He III~
so anointed at HIE Berkeley street
chapel lathe evening. The Rev. III.
Home will hurt for luniiih this mix.
VHWW the mute
mtmm. pint} 1"
' Society.
Sound "('ilt‘il.
\\hiI»I ponds. embroidery and lIIcI-v
constitute thII theme of the lloston
t-ltore ndveriiseineiit today. .
it. .l. Allen of I'pper MIIiiI street.
Noiwulk. is assisting; in the office of
the t‘lty l'riiitlni: tiIIIIIpany.
William It. (‘uhilL of Norwalk. ls
moving his lIoIi>IhoiII effects today
from \"liistIIl to “which ni'ciiuc. Nor‘
walk.
W. S. Stiirtcvzint :IIleII'Iis'I-s Ioduy
I'alcntiiica and pianos. He claims to
have the strongest linII ofpiunos on
euith.
'l‘hII III‘Il‘IIIinIIII of baptism was IIIl-
IninistI-red ill the South Norwulk Iiiiiiv
list Church. yesterday. morning and
evening.
A valentine social will lie iIPlIi :It the
South Norwulk Iliptisi t‘hiirIIII. under
tlIII iinepI‘IIes of the Sunday school. iI‘ri-
iiny niIIi,‘..
District lliriaiIIII .\'II. l.
South NIII".IIiili\ III ll
IIIIIIIIIIL: "ihnisdiy II Iilng in it
in “Hm. ‘Iiugn. II shit!
the Hound 'lulIi I ( ‘lub of the South
Norwulk iinptist i,‘tilll'l'il. will meet at
the parsonage \Vcdiiisiiuy evI-iiinu, in»
stead of II‘ilIIuy this weI-k.
RN’. IIIlwIIi'II (‘iiiIIiiiIizhiiiIL the lust
Norwnlk pastor. will address the pupils
(If ”it‘ Franklin school. at their I'iSSI‘nI~
A. (I. ll.. of
hold ii reIIIhir
hull
lily. LII \\‘I«IlIIIIsIlII:.'. lI‘IlIriiury ll. at it
(I'I'lili'k.
lleulcr .lIImI‘I Itiiyinond lIuIl II form
of men at work on Keeier‘s pond, IIui
thin ice. ,\’-“l"l‘tlil.\' morning. Quite a
quantity of the congealed wutIIi VIII
gotten out.
The lIorIkkIqulng-I class at IIII evening
school. at the II‘iiIiiklln building. will
have only onwficssion this week, Wed--
nesdny night. holding no class exer-
cise this. Monday. evening.
Fewer Gallons: Wears longer.
Mr. and Mrs. 'I‘inurthy ii. Foster re-
turned Saturday night. to their home
in Dnnbury. after spInIIlng a few days
Ihe guest of their son. William J. lI‘os-
tei'. at his home in Reed street.
The Rev it. it (aipeiitei pzistoi III
the Soulh NIIIIIIII llaptisi t"I..hniIh will
call on his congiegntiou living in East
Norwaik 'iIIIIsduy “winesday and
Thursday afternoons of this week.
Hon. John H. Light will deliver an
address before the Home Missionary
In Strntford. on Friday even-
ing. The meeting will be held at the
Why Should You Be An
Exception.
It...
Come in today so as not to be dimp-
I‘\ i\.llli‘i1l'.fi‘1lifiimy
Little Boys“ Suits and Ovcrcoats, ages 3 to 14. $2 and 3
Others save money on their Boys‘ Apparel. You should do
same. We want to treat all alike.
pol Med.
‘1
2.50 grades, 2’ .
I-IIt t‘o $l.4ii. $3 and $3.50 grades. cut to SL851. . '1. .,
Youths” Suits and OvIIrcontsI, ages ii to 20 years, $5 to $6.50 modem. ‘
cut to $3.98. $8.50 to 812 grades. cut to $6.49. . .‘ ‘1'!
i ’1 iii?“
FEW
We continue Clearance Sale of Men's High Grade Stilts and Over-
i"f.' Irma»
All of our SI and $1.51) Shirts_ to close at 89c.
Men's and Boys“ 39c Underwear, III .IiIc,
coats at some low prices mentioned last week.
"l”: 'i‘
'. $1.30 and $2 Buffalo Gloves, at 980. I,
i‘iili'l)‘ Spring styles of Crofut & Knapp ilIits, $2 to $3.
So. Noiwalit‘.
COME
ONE POSITIVE ATTRACTION :3“
never gets played out, is our T
CUT SLICED BEEF. Try once It!
buy always.
PRIDE OF THE FARM CATSUP
is all that can be desired—15c. Alto
Catsup at 6 and 1°C bottle.
REMEMBER THE SCHEPP‘S CO-
COANUT. 10c pkgs.. 6c. Because we
are ovcnbought on it.
SWEET POTATOES. Nice new lot;
all sound. right size. 15c 2 qts.
WASHBURN &. CROSBY’S FLOUR.
New stock of the best Flour on the
market, 70c bag.
NEW TEA. Did you know i have
95 Washington Street.
And get some of those fine sweet JA.
MAICA ORANGES. A new lot, war-
ranted eweet an sugar. Thin skin: fine
pulp; every way right. 30c doz.
WHITE ONIONS are scarce. Sell-
ing at 15c qt. We have‘plenty now
at 10c qt.
THOSE POTATOES improve in
quality. Best in tawn at the start. No
frozen Potatoes here. Several cus.
tomers have remarked without any
prompting what good Potatoes they
WN'C- Long island Potatoes, be“ in some of the best Tea on this mirkfl‘f
town. 25: peck. Try and prove it.
Lorenzo Dibble.
OOOOOO OOOOOOOO DOW
Only Eye Strain.
Only eve siiain Indeed but it is responsible.- for mom Headaches,
Nervousnesa and gun ncinl “lSHlIlIfUI! than you give it. credit for. If‘
your eyes giIe Iou the slighte I ti-.ouble is it not the best policy to
find out the cause? ()ur examination is I'IIIy thoiough and costs you
nothing. If glasses are nIeIIeIi l’IopI-I Glasses Piopcili Adjusted le .
our guarantee.
0. B. JACKSON;
”noun?! OPTIOIAN
58 WALL STREET.
O
NORWALK. CONN.
OOOOOOOOOOO OOOOO
Coal at Raymond Bros.
LEHlGH EGG. STOVE. NUT.
BLOCK COAL FOR OPEN GRATES‘
Bituminous for steam producing
home of Judge iIowm-II .I. Curtis. of the
Court of Common Pleas for i-‘uirfield
County.
A stated convocation of Washington
Chapter. No. ‘11. R. A. M. will be held
Wednesday evening. February lltb. at
7:30. for work. M. M. M. officersand
members are requested to attend
promptly. Members of sister Chapters
fraternnlir welcomed.
Careful drivers: Clean Coal. . .
4..., .. .., ..- . . M. “Maw“-.. __ ._ . . - . - rm
WAL TIMM andELGIN watches have no superior.
Samples of various grade: In stock.
H. S. Rood,
16 South Main Street South Namath Cant: 1‘
lit iiariison GIceIIlciIf Sloat a
South Britain homeopathic physician
and surgeon ariived III Norwalk to-
day and will occupy a portion of the
Dr. McCronegal house. No. 59 Weét ave-
nue. where he will practice his profes‘
sion. Dr. Sloat is said to be a skillful
practitioner.
The South Norwalk High school boys I
have decided to compete in the. relay
meet on the thirteenth. and will run
against the Brown Businem College
and iiarstrom school boys although
they refuse to be pitted against the Y
M. C. A sprinters
Supiome Officer Jonathan W. Chopin.
of New Haven. will pay an of'lciai vis~
It to P C. LounI-Iburr Lodge New Eng-
land (litter of Protection on the occa-
sion of its meeting. tomorrow evening.
in Mystic Chain Hall This announce-
inciuding Flat Fish. Frost. Perch. Pol-
Pickerel. Siscoee. Smelt. Finnen Had‘ ._
race to be held at CompanIQ's athletic die. 12c; Blue Fish. Weak Fish. Halli-
but. Steak Cod,
Smelt. Eels.
qt.: Live lobsters; Kale. 10c pk.
West End Washington street Bridge.
Cutbiils Bridge Fish Market
FRESH ARRIVAL TODAY OF ALL
KINDS OF FISH,
oek. 10c ib.; Roe Shad. Sea Bass. Pike. Egg:
Extra Large. Green
Oysters. 25c. qt.;. Long Clams. 300
Re Jo CUTBILL.
Next to Ferrle' Coal Office.
Tel. 108.
merit should be sufficient ti! get every
member out to the meeting.
The reporta of the ladies memorial
meeting, held in connection with the
Norwalk conventional Church a
250th anniversary are now ready for
distribution and can be. obtained etth
er from Miss Raymond or Mrs. Meek-
cr. Any who desire to have copies sent
to absent members or friends can give.
names and addresses to Mrs. Meeker
and she will forward the some.
*
LAXA LITTLE LAXATIVEI,
Guaranteed a Recommended.
For sale by Glendmnu & 00.. Nor-
wguimieoI-Powotl Corporation, So.
We Want Ten Young Men. Between
road to take all the pupils who graduate from our t
department.
Ages of 17 and 25. to team
Telegraphii. We Guarantee
Them Positions.
We have just completed arrangements with an
$3 I‘
Corrie “1.1M. let us talk this matter our. _ ‘_
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