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Ice Cream that you
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STRAWBERBY SHORTCAKE
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51 Washinglolt St.
THE
Joseph Richards and Lester Byxbee ‘
spent Sunday In Stamford. l
'llIutltieuu Bell. town clerk of lint-,len
was a visitor in town today
l'olor Mt‘MRllllS anti Mlehuol Munion,
both of liethel. were visitors in town.
yesterday.
Raymond Brothers have just com-‘
Ipletcd the purchase of 25.0011 tons of
bituIIIlnoua coal.
One 11 lb. can baked beans for seven
cents at Joaeloif's.
‘ William Lauder. of the New York
base ball li‘ttlll, spent Sunday at his
home in South Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wheeler. who
have been visiting in Hartford. have
returned to their home in South Nor-
walk.
Senator John H. li‘erris is seriously
ill at his residence in West street 51va
i’erlng from an attack of nervous pros-
truilon.
Raymond llrothers have the contract
IIIIIII Ins ides
Dr. F. B Baker has had his auto
painted.
H. M. Zehnder. and Howard Muzzy.
of Yale, were visitors in town yester-
day. '
Ernest B. Cornell. of New York.
spent yesterday at his home in Nor-
walk.
G. N. McKibbln, of the G. N. McKib-
blu Company. is out of town for a few
days on business.
Captain James W. Hoyt of South
Main street. has finished overhauling
his sloop 51100140.”
lf vou are thinking of 11 new refrig-
Ilntor it will be Worth y'our whilt- to
look own the D. M Read Company's
line. They have many styles. call and
examine them.
»——\'anllla Crystals used once will
convince you of its superiority over all
11:1voI'ings~—10c.
Mr. and Mrs. George Scofleld. of
Chestnut street. are the happy parents
III‘ II son. born Saturday.
Mrs. J. Lorain Habich of New York.
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. N. A
Freeman. of South Norwalk.
Stanley Mayhew of South Main
stItItIt.l1as resigned his position with
the Central Food Company.
Joules N. Wood. of East avenue. has
returned from Massachusetts. where he
went on 11 week's fishing trip.
Misses Annie and Marble Coulton. of
Bridgeport. ‘spcnt Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Hoyt. South Third street.
lrving Lockwood It: Company have
some very neat fans. also some fly kill-
ers which may be had for the, asking.
A properly shaved face will not be.-
come. tender A Pohlman is prepared
to shave your face properly.
The Charles T. Leonard place. in
West avenue. with the. ‘ household
goods. is to be disposed of.I1t public
auction.
Quite I1 number of Norwalk people
were in Bridgeport. yesterday. but
were obliged to take the train because
of the trolley strike.
Miss Edna Oldfield has returned to
her home in South Norwalk. having
spent the winter in New York. at hel
duties as n. mllliner.
William F Ranch of NoIII 11k has
scored a position with Disney. the re-
tail lIattt-II. whose place of business is
at 196 ’I hirtl avenue. New Y.ork
Mrs. Clarissa .1, Dana has been ap-
pointed IIdmiIIistratrix of the estate of
her mother. Mrs. Mary J. Dykcmun.
whose Ilecenso occurred last week.
Anthonv Stelgerwald anti Samuel
Hamilton of Norwitlk went to New-
I111'._\osterdav and saw ChaIley Schu-
auto play with Newark in the game
against. Baltimore
Abram Shaw of South Thirtl sheet
has secured n position on the New l
York. New Haven and Hartford rail-
Ioad. as engineer and has resigned hisI
position in the Norwtl iron Works.
—Speeial meeting Itlér Lodge Iii-i
night.
Thin gloves foI whin- Ilay Wear are
gratefullv cool and are found in very
pretty designs at the Howland Dry
Goods Company.
Sammie Farrell. who is employed in i.
the office of the Hotel Norwnlk. found '
It pretty fox terrier dog yesterday. and I
is still in possession of the animal. but .-
hopes that the owner will call for his
canine
A meeting of tht-I picnic committee
from the South Norwalk Baptist
Church will meet with the. picnic com- I
mittees from the Methodist churches.
which are to consolidate and hold a
picnic at little later in the §eason. The
meeting will be held at the South Nor-
walk Baptist Church at 8 o‘clock.
An expert mechgnic from the works
of the Winton Automobile Company.
in Ohio. has been in South Norwalk.
the past week. and thoroughly over-f
hauled the engine in Major Eben Hill 5
machine, so that it now works to per- l
if the engine continues In t
good condition. it is pro able that Ma- ‘
fectlon.
jor Hill will not sub tute it for a
thirty-five horse po'eIVPeerless one.
New Canaan has many things to
boast of. and among them can be
classed the oldest bicycle rider in
this town. Stamford or Norwalk. and
we. think we can safely-add the coun-
ty.’ if not the whole state. We refer
to Jacob Oatrander. who is almost if
not quite eighty years of age. and who
has ridden a bicyclls 'i'egulariy every
season when the weather common:
are favorable. He is stiiln nvigorous
rider and seems to enjoy his “bike"
as well as those. who are half a cen-
tury younger—New Canaan Messen-
gov.
Thursday. at 7:115 11. 111.. Rev. J. W.
Whittaker. Field m” of the Tao-
hegee institute. Alabama. vii deliver
an address on the work and soda of
that limitation to the-South Net-nil:
» Congregational Church. The address
. cumulon-
i'or supplying I1 large amount of build—
lug material for cottages at Sound
Beach.
The straw III worth catching at that
has a glass of the ilrltlge l'lIIIrIIIIIt-y‘a
soda at the other end.
A meeting of the Burbers' i'IIlou will
be held this evening at Central Labor
Lyceum. iiusiIIcs-I of importance will
be transacted.
lix-(YouIIcilIIIIIII .iessc lt‘erris. of
South NonIIllt. and Dr. C. l. Ferris.
of New York. lll‘t' at Wumsley. Sulli-
van county. New York. on a trout fish-
ing expedition.
——-\I'I1nilia Crystals in used by large
111anufacturers~ and should be. by
housekeepcrswprice illc.
Tonight there will be It special hos-
iery sale at the Boston Store lItItvvt-en
the hours of 7 and 8:30.11I1st- retailed
at .15 01 .19 cents for 19 cents.
PIotI-wsor Joseph Linxweiler has
been engaged to furnish music for the
Nerwulk Yacht Club. on I’l'IeItIoI'ial Day.
and also for the Tuesday night dances.
which will commence early in June.
The friends of Adrian Dwight Keep
are pleased to receive the news of his
election as secretary of the IWosttIrn
Alaska Construction Company. with an
oillco at 11 Broadway. New York city.
The sugar cured hams untl l)il(‘lllL"“
sold at the Public Market are fine.
enough to tempt the appetite of an
epicure.
M.
tend to visit Greenwich i'nion. Tucs-
:lay. take. the steam cars. at 1:13
o'clock. instead of the trolley as was at
first intended. if It looks like stormy
weather. will not go at this time.
A meeting of the committee on the
picnic and fete of the ltallan lhtlcpeII-
dent Society will be held this evening.
lills advertising the big event are bo-
Son
OUR GREAT GUARANTEE:
Snappy
Here' I: such“: satisfying
e’bery purse as wdl
ed and figured e/felfs and pla
“Monarch, ' ' "Manhattan."
label.
79c, $1 andSl. 50.
The “Giant" shirt Is a
at 50c we ever saw. Anv
”Giant" shirts.
wear and hosiery.
Right-welqht underwear
SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Cali, 32-2.
BATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK.
best in negligee shirts that every taste can be gratified and
The pick of picked patterns in strip-
bosoms; cuffs attached or detached
We give you the pick of famous makes. “Star,'
and shirts bearing our ohm
comes to wearing it out: but it' s the easiestshirt to sell
This is the home of smart Spring suits. bats. neck-
Shirts.
exhibit of the newest and
m white; plain or nlaitfii
!
louqh proposition “when it
man can see the value in
whenIvou are ready for it.
D
NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 44-4.
FOUL TR Y
for cattle or hogs. in our opin
feeds for poultry are:
The funeral of Etta Pot-silt was held H-O Poultry
veslcrday afternoon from the home of HOmlny
her father. The interment was in Si. Wheat
Mary's Cemetery. The officiating Gluten
clergyman was It Hungarian priest Chick Manna
I’rom Bridgeport. '
Will the W. C. 'i‘. 1'. ladies that iu- like to have, I will endeavor
x Iy charge the price you ough
\ f \/ W V/W
. f—‘x /""\\/—'\,_/""\_./"‘\E/—\N'\/
We have just unloaded :1 car of Barley Grain which in
a most excellent hen feed. and it's cheap.
It at any time what i have to offer is not what you‘d
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
' MANUEL T. HATCH.
FEEDS.
It's a good food
ion, better than corn. Other
Pratt's Food
Millet Seed ,
Corn and Cr. Corn
Sun-Flower Seed
/—\
to obtain the goods and cm
i: to pay.
m
int: posted today A special met-tint:
of the society was held ycstcr'day IIt
whiIlI a number of new members were
initiated.
A large number from The Norwnlks
will go to Silvcrmlne. on Tuesday
evening. May liith, to attend an en-
tertainment given by the A. .11. L. D
iSociety. of that place. A \cry iiIIII
'. program has been prepared and among
l: hose who are to take putt are Miss
liIaurettIi I). Ainsworth (1c01gc H.
iHirst. Dr R M. \Volt‘c, Edwntd ll.
Manvillc. the Amphlon Qual'tette and
s
will produe
IN‘ SPECIAL
Sittings by appointment or
from 10 to 12 111.; 2 to -l p. In.
Ithe Y. M. C. A. Mandolin Club.
E An adjourned meeting of the South
NoI walk Common Council will be held
fthis evening. in the Countll callnmbeI
i-It which time the matter of giving out
ithe bid for the paving of East Wash—
llngion street with brick. will be taken
Iup. There will also be II public hear-
log on the IlssessnIIInts against Cedar
street residents resulting from tho pro-
{posed new layout of the street.
3 At the meeting of the committee to
look f01 a pastor for tlItI South Nor-
Iwnlk (‘ongIegational Church. the fol-
llouiug persons were appointed a sub—
lcommittce to have the work more spe-
|ci fly in charge and to report to thtI
full committee:
lchailman: Deacon Elward Beard. Hon.
John H FeI'Iis General Russll Frost.
‘ Frank Gleason. Captain Frank D. Lay-I
1ton. and Deacon Nelson Dickmman.
15c SHEET MUSIC FOR SATURDAY
AND MONDAY.
l‘ll Wed You in the Golden Summer
i'rlme. When Kate and I Were. Coming
Through the Rye. ['11 Be There Mary
Dear. Kiss Yourself Goodbye. The
Midnight lt‘lyer, E. T. Paul’s latest
.mareh.
25c and one Mandolin and Piano Fo-
lies the
Ooleman’ s
1
Agent for Spanlding Baseball and
Sporting Goods.
10 NORTH MAIN STREET.
l
l
CADIES’ ACCOUNTS
are too ottenrneglocted. Their cash
Ill retained at home and put in some
icecret place. the Iecurity of which is
doubtful
me soon: mama
mus; concur
‘iI
sin-meow.
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AWho is your-Photographer I‘ll I .
JACKSON’S STUDIO
Art Photographs
“Not how cheap—but how good."
0. for you
I
DESIGNS.
53 Wall St" Norwalk.
pppooite Hotehf
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Photographic Mounts
\lp-io-‘Da’to and M‘Oorp himst‘w.
WILLIAM P. BEERS
Photographic Supplies
49 WALL crass-1'.
'Kom 9AM
Susi Received
NORWALK. CONN.
Mr. Frank A. Ferris. f
I , Jon tho 321'an division. Thelma;
WI mm m The
mm
PHOTOG
"CABINET SIZE,
$2. 75 doz.
YOU CANNOT oer BETTER QUALITY.
LEWIS. II Main Street. Norwalk.
RAPHS.
HALF CABINETS,
$1.90 an.
"Haste Makes Waste.”
”exceptions to every rule.‘
rectcd. is thtI bright and shining exception to this one.
But there are
HOMER B. HOYT,
ROOm 9 United Bank Building,
Office hours 8 to 11:45:81215 to 6: 30.
Special Appointments at convenience of patrons.
’\
l 6 South Main Street.
_--. “3:.
Main Edna RichaIds of Bethe spent
Sunday with her grand paren . Mr
and Mrs. J. H. Richards. Chestnut
street.
An anniversary mass of requiem was
celebrated Saturday. at St. Mary's
Church, for the late Mrs. Margaret
Cloven.
Orders hart; been issued by General
Manager Chamberlain of the New Ha-
ven road informing all conductors and
trainmen in the passenger service that
they will be expected to appear in
their new summer uniform May 30.
The uniform: this your fllfbe similar
to them adopted last your light blue
cheviat. coat and trousers and a uni-
form vest.
Conductor Jaqua. who recently mov-
ed to military. from New Haven; has
been whitened to a run between New
Haven and New Iiiford. and will proh-
Ibly move to the latter place. He will
have charts of the new summer trains
Wedding Rings
Plain, Oval and Tiffany Styles.
H. 5. R000
day.
to the Society of Reformed Criminals
Haste to have your eyes cor-
REFRACTING OPTISIAN
South Nonnlk, bean.
Saturday "Quinn. 7-9.
South ”walk. Conn.
to Pittsfleid and return every other
On alternate days they will run
between New York city and Danbury.
NOT ALL REFORMED.
At a dinner given by a philanthropist
a gentleman complained l0 his host
midway through the festivities that he
had lost his watch. The host was a
man of great ingenuity He caused all
the lights to be turned out. Then he
observed: "Someone here has a
watch that does not beta .to him. If
by the time I have count .a hundred
it III not placed on the floor in the mid
die of the room, the police will be sent
for." ' He counted c hundred._und the
lights were turned on main. Thirty-
three handsome watches lay in the
middle of the room.
“Gee! hear Grufly talk!" he has
been talking a blue streak to Bloomaby
rm- ; whole hour. nd-Bloonlby can't
mammedmz Fir-attract
" hoard Gmlyhlk Itch!”
Open High Low 1:30
Amul. CONN-1" 13113;. It'll-I. 61in “3'”
A111. (7, KI l“.. 3111;. 39“ 38W, 38-“;
American Ice. ill... $14 31,-; all
Amer. l.oco.. 2.”: 23 ‘24“; 213..
Am. Smelt. 45".; 4:11.; 49 119
.-\n1.Sugur, 1241‘ 1241;. 1241.. 14-11;
Anaconda 101 mi tool,-2 111051..
A, '1‘.‘& S. Fe. 715' 71“.. 72:14 77th
A.T.\&. F. Df. new. only, one. 96%
Ball. ' Ohio_ :11 :11 397.. on I
Bklyu. 1LT. U373 {film 63% ha .3
it‘hes. Iii Ohio 12‘; 421,; 11““ llii‘
Chi. to N. W.. 177 177 176 l'I'ti
t‘iIi. (it. Wesl., 21-h 219-; 21:13 21-71};
C. M. & St. 1’. 157113 1.3813. 1.3117,. 13157...
Col. 1". & |.. 11731. till unit, tiling
Col. South._ 221,6; 221,4» 2:: 22
Consol. Gas. 20-1 204 .1114 "ti-l
Del. & Hud.. 172 173 17151. 7::
Erie, 33-... 3:1 ,I 331111 1331,.
Erie, lst pfd.. tits-I. a? out». 116%
ill, Central. 137 1.17 1:111ng 13th
Lou. if: Nash.,115% 1151‘}. 115 lift
Manhattan 13914 1311?... 1:19 1:19
Mel. St. Ry., 12914 130 Lilian 12:15.“
Mex. Central, 2731 27313 27 271,;
Mex. N't ths. 22% :13 22-1.. 22III
M. K. 6‘: ’l‘.. ‘25 251.5. 2? ‘5
M.K. & T_ old. on”. .654; fill 51%
Mo. Pacific. 1101/; 110% 109% 1091/,
National Lead. 191,2 20 11115 20
N. Y. Central. 1271/ 1251.43 1251/2 123‘»;-
Norf & Wet-11.. 697 II 701,43 tibia. 119%
Out. & West... 28% 281.4 277.3 21's
Pacific Mail. 30% 3014 03 311
Penn, R. R., 1287.5 129 127's 127%
People‘s Gas. 101 101% 1001*; 100%
Press. S. Car, 59% 59% 59 :39
neading. 52 52% 51 kg I31 to
Read. 2d old. 6814‘; 6815 6814; 68%
Repub. Steel. 17% 17% 17% 17%
Rock island. 41% 411.4, 41qu 4011,
Rock [stand pf. 7:3 75 74% 74%
Son. Pacific, 53 53 5214 52%
Son. Ry. Co. 29 29 28% 28%
Sou. ny. pfd.. 92K 92% 92 92
Tenn. C. & 1., 60 ill 139 . 59
Texas Pacific. 33% 33V. 33 38
Union Pacific. 88% 881.4 87% 87%
Du. Pac. pfd.. 90% 90% 9014 90%
U. 8. Leather. 13% ”13% 12% 12%
U. S. Lea. Dfd. 917.41. 95 7. . 947/. 95
U. S. R. t 0.19% 19gb .1915 19%
U 8. Steel 337‘ 33% 33% 33%
U. S Steel lift! 88% 84 83% 83%
Wabash 27% 27% 26 26
Wabash.pfd.17§fi 47% 46% 4681’.
.West Un Tel. 84% 84% 84% 841.5
Winona. 03111.. 22% 22% 22% 22%
Tooth Brushes
10 cents.
This Week Only
At “It: Clifford Pharmacy.
Sample Oriental Tooth
- Powder with each brush.
.._...——
I
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3Cliiiord Pharmacu
P H 0 N I 15-2.
DOW”.
TODAY iN WALL STREET.
NEW YORK hilly lli.»—lieucwed ex-
citement and lil'll\ll_\' marked the
opening of the cotton market today
iI‘irst pr-lIt-s new at an atlIante of ti a
18 points and. notwitlIstIIntling iiIIII
weutlIeI large Iecelpts. continued III-
ports of IIIIIIIlieIl tousumption
you Many It-IIliziug we III rushed still
filllllt'l upII'IIIIl timing the that IIIiII-
dies to a point 211 n ..."1 points over
Saturday‘s close on the near months.
The LIvtII'pnol cables were again sen—
sationallv strong A detlinc of 2 to
.3 points had been ewectetl but III’teI
IIItIIIg 1 il " points louw the nIIIIket
tlItIrc advanced below the opening ot
the local market to II lch'l nel I'll/g II
11 pointl- lIlglIeI “llll spot cotton once
more I"cptuted in good demand at an
IIdIIIIIII- Ill 1: points. l’Ilvate tables
attributed the gains to bull sppmt.
W11 1 Siliit‘. la'i 1:0 10 a n.1. ”Open-
1111: pIitts mottd IIIIII-IIIly and in an
ir'rcgulul \IIII Missouti i’IIt-itic lost
"_ and St louis and San lI‘IIIIIti. to set —
oud pr”.efe11cd 7.. l’t-IInsylvnIIiII atl-
\uncetl 3-,. but dipped again to below
Saturday‘s Ilosc The IIIIIIkcl was
IIIIIdcrIItcly III-live.
WALL STREET. 11 ii. In. --l’rices
favored a momentary lower level. but
as losses anti offerings \II-Il't‘ equally
small shorts IIntIIt-Il and therue as II
Inc ttv general IIIlly to SatIIIIlIIy' a close
(11 above. Delaware and Hudson dc-
t'liIIt:tl l“ and l“"lt(l\'“lt’(l fully. North-
IIIId ’
THI ‘
Three Button
Sack?
Suit
which we sell. maaesaos our! :3
point of fashion. tit and finish that . '
the most particular man. or young
man dashes. The shape of the ..
ShOllldi‘ll-i is just right the not of
the «111111 In perfect the angle of ".l
the lapels 111 correct and the length
of the coat exactly
1.,
n
‘ Ii
. . -
WHAT THE UP-TO-DATE'
. MAN wmrs. "'
We have II special line of these se-
lected from our stock that cannot“
be equalled for anything near the
who in this part of the country.
{0" this special selection we have
made the lete
$10 $12 and $15
We haIcothII grades from $113 to 820.111111 at each price you Will
find spetial values. ‘ .1“. I _‘; .
_ II ' '- . t"
DON' T FORGET THE LITTLE CHAPS.
Their clothing needs much attention. Get them stylish, Wll‘flmnt
Suits but at the same time look out for the dependable quality—it. will.
pay We, “ant to show votl a special assortment this week for boys 8 to
ill y'eals double and singicblenstcd stvlce worth $5: 0'" 111108. $3 50
Also little boys' lI‘tIIIII' Suits from. t it) in wart-t at $182,130 and $3
THERE ARE MANY LITTLE THINGS
in our tarnishing tloods Department that you need right now and we.
should be glad to show 111cm to you at any time anti tell you how much
money you will save on II'IIth.
121‘ i“
We have 11 meat variety of Summer Hats anti Caps at pIiceo that:
are. worthy of InoItI than passing thought.
J 4..
SELLECK & PRICE
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
Western los‘l 1. l’ipe‘l“. and Iowa (‘I‘n-
tI'IIl preferred 31-h.
WALL STREET. noon-linaagc-
:IItIutsoI‘$1.71hlt1otlgold for export. and
or $200,000 for transfer to New Orleans.
induced active selling throughout the
list. Active stocks which sold a point
or luoro' IIIItlt-l' Saturday wore New
York Central. Southern l’hcific, Nor—
folk _& Western. Colorado & Southern.”
Wheeling K: Lake Erie. Sloss Sheffield
Slot-i. Colorado l-‘IIt-l illltl Pressed Steel
('III' preferred. in the less actlIo list
St. Louis Sontllm-steru preferred drop—
pctl II: New York. Chicago & St. Louis'I
:t‘II: Wheeling I? Lake Erie. first pre-
iorIcIi. :‘II-I: NoI'tlIwesth‘n, 2%; Biscuit
[In it r.IeIl 23a and ).t Mfllt‘lluilO SI Southern
st I onti pIefeIIed.'_ .iloutlt~ were heavy
WAI LS "llilC it'i 1 [1. 111 -«T he pres
sure against the market increased and
rcpIescnlativo flocks of all tlasscs
Itit‘ flirted tltl\\ll It poiul III IIIIII‘.tI
New York (‘1 mind and the Rock 1. land
stotks lost 2 II 2". anti tlIt-IiI \ulnera»
bility ncchIIIIIIteIi the weakness of oth-
en;polnts. .»\IIIIIlI.:IIn‘IIItetl moved up to
till. in marked contrast to the general
liquidation. The market steadied at 1
o'clock.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire of Mn-
ples It‘s (loldschmidl. Commission llro-
kcrs. Swartz & Corbett Block, South
Norwalk:
E m am.
We have a TAR CANPHOR with luv.
“"3 11m.“ :1th l?“ '1'" ""
poun a, an c at
thing for pom my winter-would Oil“.
”alum it, the. IA its, 10:.
, ”11.1.10! pom co.
Saturday May 16th Wolf
Can Help You To l A
Two 51: package: of Washing Godd-
for the price of one. So. . .
Cider tor Spring Tonia; a sample to
taste for the asking -
Golden Rod Baking Powder with tho
nice prizes excites a good dell 9f "1- .
1
Fine New Potatoes. at 15c 2 qtn.
New Cabbage.
New Wax Beans. .
Fresh Cucumbers.
New Stock of Bananas at 20c doz.
Fresh Pie Plant
Strawberries.
., ...
. terest.
Fresh Home LaId Eggs.
French Savine. Large package of 7"! “‘0 new Milk ”id H90” WW“:
this Washing Pewder at 5c; Each14c lb _
package contains a nice tumbler worth s°"¢""‘9 your orders, WW“ W ”F“ it
about as much as the powder. mand. l”. u-
LOl‘2nZO leble
“uh-n’...‘ > T” “ “«W”w-‘_> , l1. '1
W” t
as well as you should, sea ’11"; p I'
o. a. JACKSONM
THE OPTlCiAN.
He. can give you perfect vision if such is‘p‘iahhble: Qt. ..
No change for examinauon. W l
Matching of lenses and all repairing done without delay!
58 WALL STREET. NORWALK, CONN.
a V
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Phone 108.
Guthili’s Bridge Fish Market“?
I.
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The onlu place In town recemng‘
CONNECTICUT RIVER
Dailll.
Norwalk Chronicler