no waon. IronchtIi Loun-
“In. White Pine Ixmtount III-«par-
II with Iodidu, PIINIII Dygugctl
Guru. Ito" formerly made by 'l‘ rif-
lln. Everything with our name on is
guIrInieod to give satisfaction or man-
oy refunded. Our stock is fresh ,clcau
Ind complete our lab Cronin Soda is
delicious ' "*
Intact: ”tenancy. '
205 waihlng‘ton Strut
H. F. Plot-co. Prop.
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'l‘bel Ladics’ Aid SOI-loty will lInold
Ialtc sale in I Hommcdleu llrothI-rs'
store, this afternoon.
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'i‘h services in the local churches
totuor w. will be of It most interesting
character, and a large attendance is
anticipated.
All those who lllil not send In their
envelopes last Sunday. for the blast
Avenue-Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school-'fnnd.’nre asked to- bring them .
this Sunday.
The yacht Bonita. which has been
winteretl here, is being made ready for
use this summer. She has been paint-
ed and her engine. is now being pill in
shape for running
The engagement of a well-known
young couple is predicted for air
nouncoment In the very near future It
will cause considerable surprise, even
among‘ those who know them very
c.loscly
Quite a number cf lesltlenfs tIf id nut
Norwalk made plans to attend the trial
rat-c today. between the Columbia. Re-
liance and Constitution. For various
reasons. however. most of them were
unable to go.
The members of the Junior Band of
the East Avenue Methodist Church. at-
tended the union service held In the
South Norwalk Methodist Church. last
evening. They report that a very en-
joyable time was the result.
Contractor E. E. (iorham, who Is all
ardent and expert fisherman. was very
busy this morning fttrbishlng his fish-
poles and getting gill nets mended. He
is preparing to make an'onslaught on
the tinny monsters of the deep which
will be tetrible on account of the
slaughter.
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The warm weather of the past fcwl
days has driven the, irrepressible small
boys to hunt up their tights and get
intothe cool and refreshing swimming .
holes which are so well known to them.
They have been at it all this week and
seem to enjoy the water as thoroughly
as in the middle, of July. A party of.
o .- I his mornln at Marvin's?
h ‘w Was n l g : maids about various details of the wed.
. ding.
coal dock.
ROWAYTON.
Mrs. Frank Theall and daughter Mil-
IlrcIl are visiting in Port Chester,
" F. a W* lker l._ suffering from.
Mlh. do .I a a E“ St. Lukes
a severe cold. threatened with pleu-
I'lsy.
, J r..
‘ liainsfortl.
The choir of the M. It). Church held:
their regular rehearsal last night.
the church.
The Rowayton baseball team is play-
ing the Lockwood Manufacturing Conl-
pany this afternoon.
Mrs. Arthur Kent.
avenue. has presented her
with u twelve-pound daughter.
Rev. A."T.
Church, will preach a sermon to the
children of the East Avenue M.
Church, tomorrow at 3 o'clock
of Sound
husband
Harold A Portions of Stamford wasl a marriage license is required in Con
erday making a survey of necticut.
engaged ycst
a strip of land at Pine Ledge. Mr.
Parsons for several years resided in ‘
Brookaide and is well known here.
The Wesleyan Praying Band of New
York will have charge of the services
at the Rowayton Baptist Church to N y
Th“! Farms
ram-ow morning and evening.
Christian organization is well worth
hearlhg and should have a large con'
grega‘tion. The first meeting will be
held at 10: 30 a. m.. another at B Ii.m
in I
. Highland Form.
' View ,
_ j summer home of John D." (Trimming. at
Hubbard of the M. E.
E. .
i
and title regular evening agrvice at 7: 30. ‘
The; employees of George H Traend-
ly showed such great skill to the
handling of the big forest fire. in Brooka
side. Wednesday night that Mr.’
Ttaen'tlly~ has formed them Into a fire
v
company, to be known as the Traendv
ly Hose Company.
station on Mr. Traendly‘s plant will
.1 be the basis of the water supply. The
2 steam whistle will be utilized to give
the fire alarm. The following signals
have been agreed upon: Several
short tools—we expect a tire: three
long blasts—we‘ vc got a fire; one long
blast—the fire is out. The company
numbers fortyseven men and‘will hold
practice drills weekly. The following
i; officers have been elected: Chief
E. George H. Traendly; captain. .i. R.
Plymort Hoyt: lieutenant. Rudolph
Schaster; foreman. Dell Wood. 'Ine
enterprise will be financed by
chief.
9
MAY FIGHT A DUEL.
LONDON, May 23—Coum Edward
Sizzonorls who is Said to have chal-
lenged Prince Radlwlll. an ntfnclle of
the Russian Empathy have to fight I.
duel as the outcome of I quarrel over
cards. is in Austria and I well known
club man who resides in London.
ADVERTIOED LETTERS.
The following letters remain uncall-
ed for It the following postnillces rat
the ctgehtmwoektc. A drew. George
‘ Sou N n
C. Carpenter Miss Ida Caulking Rob
ert Gan: J. Harris. care of J. Roggers;
Min 0. Judge. one of Ala. Farley:
C. lelngton, J. C Minor. Jr.. iii. M.
MReyholfil tar-m l!
V. W
The new Wmmngi arty. and the telegraph poles are being
”to.
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friends In lleiinortub. l.
George W. Clark the grocer has put
chased a new bottle from Norwulk par
lch-I.
Mrs. Louis Stoorla has returned
from Port. Chester where one has vls.
llt.'ll her parents.
Mrs. on V, OIutrclI is expecting a
visit from relatives of Huntington, l..
l.. iii an early date.
Mrs. Robert Wilson and Miss Wilson,
of New York are expected soon for
il visit with Mrs. James M. Willmott
and daughter Mias Grace.
Little Dorolhv I-‘oote will visit her
aunt. Mrs. (loot-Ire It}. tloodevc, in
Brooklyn. and will march with the
children there on Anniversary Day in
June;
Wilbur Reed. who won employed
during the winter at the. Norwalk iron
Works plant. has taken a position with
it‘. “Cantrell, the Main street grocer.
for the summer.
. The annual strawberry festival of
St. John's R. C. Church, Noroton, will
be held in the Town Hall in Darlen.
Tuesday, June ii. The affair is always
Wilbur Bates has been visiting]
very Interesting and is attended by a
number of Stamford people. |
Miss Lucy Monroe is achieving;
marked success as an amateur photo !
grapher. Miss Lucy‘has a very inter-
esting collection of pictures, which site
has taken. including an exceedingly
pretty one of her Dal-Ion home.
The Daricu Baseball team. under the
management of Sylvester P. Barren.
has arranged to play a game with the
West Ends of Bridgeport on Memorial
Day. The game will be' playcd‘oil the
llrady lot; being called at I0 a. my. -
Principal William C. Perry. of to
Center street school. will give a
morons lecture before the Durian Lit-
erary society, Tuesday. June 9th, at
the residence of Rev. ll, 8. Brown.'The
subject will be “Laugh and the World
Laughs With You. Weep and You
Weep Alone.“ ‘ ‘
The town board of school visitors
has adopted two new arithmetica—
Prince's Graded and Wentworlh
Practical-and they are to be introduc-
ed into the schools as soon as possible, .
The pupils of the Center school look!
theil examinations in physiology andi
tttithmetic yesterday. June liihf
them will be graded examinations andt
on lune lilih the promotionb will take!
place the school closing the followingl
week for the summer vacation
There were no formal invitations is- .
sued for the wedding of Miss Caroline;
Phelps Stokes and Robett Huntet. l
whith took place in St Luke's (‘bursch
in Noroton at noon today. Instead
polsonal notes were written to the:
blends of the bride and gloom whose!
pIescnte was desired. This was a.
terreshlug Innovation from the hack l
neyed englavetl tor. for those who:
can‘t afford it piloted) invitations in-
cidentally it doesn't cost much either
The repoltets for the ‘Soclety Col-
umns" of the. "great Metropolitan dail-
ies" were fooled by the butlers and
they were alll
Anson Phelps Stokes.
was to perform the ceremony. Thai
function was attended to by Rev. Dr.
of New York. Rev. Mr.
Stokes and Rev Louis French rector
assisted. There was only
one bridesmaid Miss Mildred Stokes
a. sister of the bride. Although the in-
vitations were limited. yet there were
enough present to make a gay time at;
This was the second
big wedding in Noroton of New York
moiety people. The other was the
marriage of Miss Bcnlrlx Crlnilnlns
and Albert Gould Jennings. This took
place at it‘lrwoodon-the-Sound, the
For instance.
sure that Rev.
Collender‘s Point, and was an elabm
rate. affair. There was a slight delay
in the ceremony because at the last
moment the discovery was made that
Mr. Jennings made a hasty
trip to Thad " Bell‘s ofllce and ob-
:Iined the license.
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WESTPORT.
Miss Maude Stirling of Baychcstet
Is visiting Iclatlves at the
A new onion and carriage house Is
in mum: of construction on the Gemge
Fairchlld property.
Thomas ShoItllff and family of New
York hat/e taken possession of their
summel home here.
Miss Frances and Master Samuel
Curtis of New York are guests at the
home of A F. Butler, King street
Improvements are being made on the
highway along the W. P. Eno prop-
mo‘ved back.
Ex Selectman Charles B. Curtis. oi'
Stratfortl was pnc of the special dep-
uties on the Bridgeport-\l’eatport trot:
Icys Thursday.
Efforts are being made to arrange a
game of baseball between the married
men of Westport and Saugatuck. on
Memorial Day.
Announcements are out of the en-
gagemlent of Miss Bertha Oehmich~
en and Warren Brown, resident! of
Gleens Fatms
0n the afternoon of June 5 a cake
sale and apron social will be held at
the Congregational parsonage. Mrs.
Jabez Backus has the affair in hand.
Rev. Cyrus F. Stimson was the guest
of Mr, and Mrs. Raymond while here
Thursday attending the Sunday school
rally. held at the Methodist Church
Another cake Julie is scheduled It
the Library for Saturday afternoon It
will be under the able supervision of
Miss Carrie 8. Bradley and Mrs. Frank
Osborn.
On Tuesday. June I, the Grand omv
cer- will pay an official visit to Doric
ChIpter. 0 E. 8.. The menthol-I plan
to make the occasion socially a Intim-
orabio one.
Rev. Royal W. RIymonif was the
guest while here' of hla‘nlréntsf He
received a'haarty welcome from his
many friends who follow with interest
the rapid advancemntof ofthis. able
{native of- Westport
roan: preacher»
W‘ednihd'ny Ell shoes of Swai-
melt. celeb r.. 3le eighty-tooth: blt‘fili‘
'i talcohol.
It is endorsed and prescribed by th
best doctors.
invigorating,
toxlcatlng. It contains 14.
utrltivo extract and 1m than 2% of I
Ion by manta.
the remarkable tonlé (in! contract,
in qualities of ‘
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The ideal fmdflflnkt
Minutes. iti-
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Propandby
fAnheuser—Busch BrewingAss’n
It. Louis, as. q.
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day anniversary by a supper given to i CANFIELD HOME FROM EUROPE.
members of Doric. Chapter 0, E.S
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at the home of' his daughter Mrs W lGImhler any. he Will go to Prevldooce
S. Gray. in Past Norwalk. Tile event
was paItlI-lpated in by about 40 and
proved to be highly enjoyable. Mr.
Bradley was the recipient of lnuumcl-
able congratulations and
commemorating the occasion.
Bridgeport Westpolt trolley cars Ic-
it‘ Authorities Will Allow Him.
NEW YORK, May 23*Richard A.
Csntleld. who sailed for Europe short-
Iy after the’ raid on his house in Fatty-
some gifts l fourth street by the polite and District
Attorney some. months ago. returned
Iodav on the steamet Campaula.
smiled trips ThurSday Only one. new tIavellcd under an assumed name and
was composed of former
Mr.
cmployes~'
made up of strike breakers. Through
out the day travel was light but there
was no evidenCes of any disturbances
anti the strikers here emulate the ex
cellent judgment of their follows in
Mills motortnan and David Mn- any questions concerning
honey conductor: the ulnar crests were abroad. his plans for the future or the .
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upon his arrival declined to nnswet
his trip
possibility of his arrest for his alleged
IounI-ctlon with a gambling house. Mr.
Hatfield was met. at the dock by his
lawyet.
Later Mr Canfleld said he would go
llridgcpott in molding any action that ‘Ic Pl"0\'ldfll‘l(f‘ adding, ‘That is if they
might setvc to affect their cause
"lhe Sunday school rally at the Meth-
odist Church Thursday afternoon until
evening served to draw numbers from
the Norwnlks and some from the east.
The sessions wete generally lntereat‘
lag and numerous excellent features
were on the ptogram. in the evening
new Royal W. Raymond who requires
no Introduction to our people being a
presided. AI ii
p m. It suppcl was setved in the con-
tereuce room. plesitied over by ladies
of the Methodist Congregational and
l‘ plsI opal Chtucltcs helc. Rev H t‘.
Woodruff’ of Black Rock. acted as
toastmnstct. George W. Carey. of
Stratiord responded to "The Bible
Cass". Rev W. ll. (lane. of Green-
field. The Supplemental Lesson" ; ilev
(‘ yrus l~‘. Stimson Stratford "The Pill-
t.'ot
FOUR KILLED iN ELEVATOR.
Crowded Cage Dropped to Floor in
Pittsburg Dancing Academy.
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.Ibcreto, or any Post~0fllcc, Public
i’l'l“l’SlilTR(l. May 28.~—lt was almost t
twelve o'clock today before all of
the victims of last night's frightful
elevator accident at the Donnell)“
building. during the electl'o-mcchuul-
(‘lll institute ball last night were itlen~
titled. and at it) o'clock the crushed
and mutilated remains of II woman
were still lying at the morgue, un-
known and unclaimed. The bodies of
four of the victims were so badly dis-
figured «that Identification was only
possible through marks on the clothing
worn. and as some had no marks on
their clothing. identification was Im-
possible until friends inquired for
them.
The list of the dead follows:
Mamie Curly. 18 years old. of Hazle-
wood. Pa.
Susie r‘laauigau. I9. of Allegheny.
Raytlcn l‘. Flohr. 28. of McKct-s
Rotks ,
Nellie C. Sweeney aged 16 y.ears
Woman. about 19 years of age
The Injured number iii. all of whom
are suffering from severe cuts and
bruises. it is thought they will re~
cover with the exception (if one un-
known man of 24‘ years who lies un-
conscious at the Mercy hospital. A car-
oner's jury met in the court room of
the morgue building at IO o‘clock this
morning and a rigid Investigation was
at once started.
CAPTAIN WALBORN lN BERLIN.
BERLIN, May 23~Captnin lra C.
Walborn. of the United States infan-
try, who is homeward bound from Po
kin, passed through this city today.
He was at New Chwang the day the
Cossacks rode through the town sing
log. to reoccupy‘ th‘d fort. lnited
States Consul Miller learned there
were four hundred of them and tele-
graphed the news to Pokin.
CAMEL’ CORPS MAY BE Dis-
. BANDED.
ADEN, May 23—Advices from So-
malilahd. East Africa. says the Somali
camel corps. which has been operating
with the British columns against the
followers of the Mad Mullah. has be- >
come mutlnous and probably will be,
disbanded. This is the third mutiny
among the Somali levies. The latter
apparently are tired of soldiering and
strict discipline.
FIGHTING fN MOBIL.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 23—Flght-
lug occurred all day long Thursday.
near the Bulgarian village of Mogll. six
miles north of Monastlr. The firing
of heavy guns was audible It Monas-
tir. Details of the fight. Which pre
sumably. was between the imperial
forces and Insurgent bandl have not
been received. The Insurgents are ac-
tive ill the Malesh mountains south.
west of LI Jumblla ‘
Daniel Webster's favorite'arln chair.
the one In which he out until he waI
obliged to take If! Ill! 6d“! but! in”
Mannheld. has for years occupied I
corner in the law office of George Fred
Williams. Recently Mr. William hu
looks like: “piece" or “feature.
hr wan-aggflom them I
. Fletcher Weflllerf‘fifi. it'll-teller Web
not was so well planned with the man-
ner In w'i‘llicb the vantaggorney dil-
charged I It nvo him
the hvorite gig“ or “'tilé trait ox-
M him Gilbert 8mm- tum
wan-let. .1“).
In many h
had It thoroughly renovated so that It.
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' mm of the Constitution She IIIO .,
Wm In me. "
RECENT ARRIVALS 0F VESSELS.
NEW YORK. May'
Yor.k from Southampton and Chen
bout-g arrived oil Nantucket llghtship
at 3: {iii a m.
PI YMOI' "lii. May 23__ Atrlvetl: ‘ ,
Steamer Koenigcn Luise. from New ‘
York.
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You can‘t liquidate a debt by paying
compliments
, m.. I—n. .
To the Boeld of (‘ouuty Commission-
els I)? 1‘: llrfleld County.
l hereby apply for It license to sell
Spirituous and lntnxicnting Liquirs.
\le Lager lleer Rhine Wine anti (‘l-
dcr pt Roton Point Hotel ’l‘nwn‘of Nor-
walk. My place of business Is not to
Iated within 200 feet in a dlIect line of
a Church [edifice or Public School
house. or the premises pertaining
ltl‘
brury or Cemetery.
Dated at Norwalk.
May. A. ll. 1903.
JAMES
this 22d day of
S. KELLEY.
Applicant.
undersigned, electors and
as defined by law, of the
We, the
taxpayers.
Town of Norwalk. hereby- endorse the
application of the above named James
S, Kelley for such license. .
Dated at Norwalk‘ this 23d day of
May, A. D.‘ 1903.
Henry W. liegelein, Gustav Thlenlc,
William E. llcnlatnln. Alphonse Heinz»
'clmau. Matthew Corbett.
I hereby certify that the abovednnm-
ed cndorscrs are electors and taxpay-
ers. as defined by law.
Norwalk.
Dated at Norwalk,
May. A. D..1903.
HERBI‘RT It SMITH.
Town (‘lerlt
this ‘J‘ld day of
Infill 30
To the Board of C0!Il‘lly'l.‘.t)ililnlSSlIlllltl‘S
of Fairfield County.
l hereby apply for a ilrugglst‘s i.l‘
C(‘IISC to sell Splrltuous and Intoxicat-
ing Liquors. Ale. Lager Beer. Rhine
Wine, and Cider. at 205 Washington
street. Town of Norwalk. My place of
business is not located within 200 feet
in a direct line of a Church Edlfice or
Public School house, or the premises
pertaining thereto or any Pest-Office.
Public Library or Cemetery.
Dated at Norwalk, this 13th day of
May, A.~D.. 1903.
JAMES F. HAYES, Applicant.
We. the undersigned. electors and
taxpayers. as defined by law, of the
Town of Norwalk. hereby endorse the
application of the above named James
F. Hayes. for such license.
Dated at Norwalk.‘thia 14th day of
May_ A. D.. 1903.
A. ll, Harper. W. A. Bronson Daniel
llHommedieu, Theo. H. Olsen, h}. F.
Smith.
1 hereby certify that the above nam-
cd endorsers are electors and taxpay-
ers, as defined by law, of the Town of
Norwalk.
Dated at Norwalk. this Itlth day of
May, A. D.. 1903.
HERBERT B. SMITH.
min 23. Town Clerk.
fine flavor It touch the “It!!!”
spot" in I nil-lying. sunning way
and cook the throat all a" fwayt,
' .. . .mmthnn-de
. mrmmdherbs which
malady rich Ind hr «at. ‘
mmmywdriik‘li m‘ .
«a a quart-Ila“: on cheap as
mandala-Ideal ' health
lull-hum. on hvlv.
W .
MO
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25 «Steamer New ' ‘
of the town of
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HOW'B THlIf
I We offer One Hundred Dollars Ita-
l ward for any case of alarm that can-
{not be curhd by Hal‘s Catnrrh Cure. .
I ‘ l“ J. CHENEY It 00.. Props"
Toledo 0.
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i We the undersigned have know'n F. also carry Agticultural implements,
.l. Chaney for the last 15 years. ’iliill not
llevé him
business tr titactions and financially.
able to carry out day obligations“ made.
by their and
West a I‘ruax. Wholesale Drugglsts.
Tolbdo‘ Ohio.
|
Waldin‘g Kinnan & Marvin Wholesale Ash anti (inrbaltt‘ (‘aus
Drugglsts Toledo. Ohio.
Hill's Catarrh Cure is taken intern-
ally acting directly upon the bloodI
i Price 75c per bottli‘. Sold by all drttg
glais l‘eatimonials free "' '
Hall's li'amily Pills are the boat. ” !
__BӢats module:
by Four Year.
The residence of Thomas
Smith 55 Osborn aventte_'East
Iwrwallt, was painted with lead.
oil and zinc, hand mixed. fifteen
years ago by me.
lotiofy any patent paint to show ,
equal body with as much wear.
lillliUS Bilillll,
Patriot ‘
25 South Main Street. ;
Relldonce: 25 Elm Grove St.
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Cltllllllii iliiiiwa‘ '
email-til"
l0 swam smear.
unit
NO Better
at Any Price.
Extra Fancy Creamery nutter, 25c. lb.
3 Cans Tomatoes. 25c
ii Cans Sweet Corn. 25c
3 Packages Presto. 250.
2 Pound Can Corned ilccf. 20c
VI
24 COTTAGE AVE
EAST noawsLx.
sci: Lighting
Gas {Sign
Flrat— ittl convenience by being able
to get the light without the use of I
match.
second—Tho lessening of the III
get-s of suffocation from coming [II
by accidentally leaving the gas turned
lm'hu' if thc'gu is turned on. it will
lg t.
Third—Tho great reduction in the
danger of tire from'diacIrded lighted
matches. matches not being necessary.
Fourthw-To avoid defacing of walls
by the scratching of matches by ur-
vanta and the Ionian- of carpet: by
throwing‘ the discarded match on the
floor. Ind the what: being ground Into
the carpet;-
The cost of hill Lighter should be
loss on the cost of matches, as with
proper cot-I the Lightn- will Int on
”HOMER It on
Cor.UwithnIndWOptStI.
Mann
FNOIWALK
sowing, ..
|and Launch 0”.
: era, >-
.‘Orfio
,wEILIwL‘usttou
Groceries»
'l‘hat'n our principal
have three stories and basement well I ”i
' stocked with first quality goods.
(. uitcls. Road
Scrapers,
line. and we
We
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erfottly honorable in all Syratusc Plowa and Cultivators Hay . j,
Cordage“
Paints Oils (llnss. Wagon Wood Work.
'i‘lu.
tors' Oystermen's and
Iplies Garden
Rubber
Tools.
Hose.
Screen Doors, Window
Electrical Supplles. Drop in and lookl
over our stock.
A utomoblley:
Enamel and? -
an ad mucous surfaces of the system. lWooIleu Wate Water Filters. Contrac
Factory Sup-
i.awn Mow-
Hammocks,
Screens and
CQMSTOCK.
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WAT’KJNS
wwv.‘ or.
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m wllsiuacroa grocer.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone ‘3;
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ultra
To till:i did ’Coll’ntry. ' DraitI
and Money Orders pIbelc any
where in Europe.
lowest on
Far II'II' It
with l. “WON.
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l . aw 1‘“: .9? r. a. .t . .‘
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reachable—more III
In Antique Bronsing‘
Motors.
The N 96: mgland
show you one.
'56 write at”
eunuch.
PL AI‘HNG
a. 4| ' ' '[Mi maul, 2t" H
by improved methods. hen‘ho. InorI ; .
tor really has no superior. Cindi}
THE G; N. IchIBBIN
We. .670
so. NORWALK.
ting
Gold. Silver Nickel Copper: Id- . W
Electric Mo
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_ Our New Goods are
now in stock
"a
Painting.
Pill? Hanging,
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311.00, 312.73. stun.
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Conn. Railway and
Lighting Complntl
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