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Phonic l65-5
Ice Cream that you
'ivlll enjoy eating.
Absolutely Pore.
STRAWBERRY. SHORTCAKE
WITH WHIPPED CREAM.
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5 I Washington St.
Sunday in town.
visitor in town yesterday.
II visitor III town over Sunday
George Williams. of South
street. spent Sunday in New York,
Gas is to be cheaper in Norwaik—ii-
laminating gas mulidgeport Telegram-
Union,
Mrs.
Norwalk.
over Sunday.
at the Decker Field. Saturday.
Is Memorial Day.
Local Nan Niles.
William Mitchell. oi isaatsgi Place, Is
critically ill.
Stephen Jarvis, of West street, spent
Sunday in New chsey.
Julius Miller. the. Water street ma-
chinist. is having his i‘IIctory repainted.
A prayer meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Sterens. in Raymond
street. on Thursday afternoon.
Read the advertisement of R. J. Cut-
lIlll & Company. the fish prices are as
tempting as the freshness of the fish.
The Sunday school (It the South nor-
walk Baptist Church. will give a socia-
ble. on Friday night. at the church.
The annual field day exercises of
Company D will be held at the West-
port avenue rifle range Wednesday.
.lIIIIiIIs llrown has completed the
painting and papering at the house of
Mrs. Julia O'Brien. in Elizabeth street.
'lhe ltallun independent Society are
nIiIertiI-Iing their Decoration Day pic-
nic. 'lhe advertisement relates the
special features planned for this cele-
bIIIted occasion.
A big Winion automobile, painted
yellow, was stalled for some time yes-
thIlay afternoon, in Ease-Washington
street.
——\’ery few brpnds of Cigars hold
their own like the imperial crown. it
has been sold for 10 years and over,
and is now considered one of the stan-
dard brands.
The annual business meeting of the
South Norwaik ilaptist Church. will be
held after the prayer meeting on
'l‘hursday night.
The Rev. John C. F‘ogarty. curate of
St. Mary's parisii. is lit. Sacred Heart
Church. Bridgeport today. assisting the
rector in the forty hours devotion ser-
vice.
The members of the Ladies' Auxil~
buy. A. 0. ll., of St. Mary's Church.
toIIiI communion in a body III St.
Mary's Church. til 7 o'clock, Sunday
IIIorning. '
A meeting of the ltaliun Independent
the cleanup Medea
horses to (mm the lIoaIse.
()III‘ Brother’s Lodge. l. 0. O. F..
lodge looms in Wall street.
sick list. has
duties at l‘iIIisthi‘s drug store.
Miss Lavinia M. Scoviiic.
Luella i. Lane, South Main street.
row. on the, steamship llohIInzouern.
Now indies. the l). M. ithiIl IIIlveI-
tisement is always interesting. since it
is suIIILI' well filled with news relative
to the. (""(lllt‘(lllt’ils of weaIing apparel
for the ladies and misses 'l‘heiI an-
IIIIIIIIII-Inent this afternoon is no ex-
I-I-ption.
——.'I‘ionarch over pain. Burns, cuts,
sprains, stings. instant relief. Dr.
’l'homas‘s Eclectric Oil. At any drug
store
MIs (‘lIIru Wheeler spent Sundat as
the guest of Miss Daisy tioIIIrn and
Miss Mary Jane Raymond of Block-
i side.
I 'Ihe ConneIticut Railway and l ight-
' ing Company has a gang of men at
work Icpairing the tIoiley truths in
East Nor'.vII'ilk
The patients at the hospital are re-
DOIII‘ti as comfortable this afternoon.
No new ones have been admitted IlIIr-
lug the past couple of days.
Selectmen James A. Brown and \\'i'-
iiaIn ii. Reed are in Hartford today in-
terviewing State High way Commission-
or Mocdonald in regard to local thor»
oughfarcs.
Miss (iunuison.
the Heinz pickle concern. is in charge
of a display of the company's relishes
It the NorwIIiiI store oi F. l). Lawton
& (Jompanr.
Miss t‘ruh Mai King. of (lsborn ave-
Iiiit’, East Norwalk, who has been con-
lilt‘li to her home by illness for the
mist week, returned to school today.
Icing much improved.
The stIn’InIcI' clothing for the boy is
the parent's most difficult problem.
InustoI-k lir‘othcls in their uIiIIIItise
Society was held vestetduv afternoon.
at which a great deal of business I-on-
nectcd with the picnic which the soeic
ty is to give on McnIOIial Day, was
tiansacted
Read the Boston Store announce—
ment concerning their.- next Fridays
sale. The advertisement itcmizcs in
orIieI that one may have an idea as to
the baiaglns which wiIl be offered.
S. lI ox. formally at 47 North Main
street. has opened an establishment III
31 Main street. Norwnllt.
the patronage of his for or customers
and is pII-pItIed to mak o orIlIII gar-
ments with the assurance of the same i
satisfaction
Luther M. Wright is offering giilli‘-_
anteed bicycles as low as $25, and
would call especial attention to the
fact that his steam carpet cleaning 95- "
tabiishment is in operation Tuesdays
and Fit 5s Good afirejcailed for and
delivery‘liuwithout; 0 charge.
iI‘iIsti Methodist Ch gen. weekly cal-
cndar: Mondafir 8p. in“ inonthb' meet-
ing of official Board: Tuesday 7: 45 p.
m.,ciass meeting; Wednesday2 p. m..
exposition of Sunday School lesson;
Thursday 7: 45 p. m. gcneIal church
prayer meeting; Friday 8 p. In. Chiis-
tian industrial League meeting, do
bate and social hour. 1_
—TlIe prodigal housewife buys li-
quid Vanilla Extract most of which is'
evaporated in cooking.
The Iiir‘ectots oi the First National
Bank of New Canaan. have selected
GardneI Heath to fill the position of
IIIshlor, caused by the death of Sci-
leck Y. St. John. Mr. Heath has been
connected with the bank continuously
for the past twenty- -eight years and
by his honest and strict attention to
business. is entitled to and has fairin
earned this promotion
Harry Brundage who resides with
G. W. Seymour of Washington street.
received word last week, that his uncle
Elisha J. Platt had been found dead in
the roadside at Greenw ch. The cause
of his demisIe is still a ystery as Cor-
oner Doten. who is Inning an inves—
tlmitloa. has not yet_made a report
on the matter Rec
number of other reat ves. Mrs. Mat-
tie Smith and Mrs. Gertrude Moffett. of
East Norwalk:. who are nieces:
Phoebe Robbins, of Yonkers. a sister;
James Barret-tough. a nephew, and
Mrs. Nancy lngersoli. - HI niece. of
Brooklyn.
if you are contemplating any plumb-
ing you will not err in considering D.
H. Dugdale t Company, Noroton.
Mrs. Sarah A. Starr. Mrs. M. E.
Waterbury. of South Norwalk: Fulton
J. Kelly and Robert Btohler, of Bridge-
port: Mrs. J. W. Bailey and J. W.
Bailey, of Middleton; Mrs. . W. H.
Flanders. of Boston: C. J. Cannon. 0. -
.' .F- Anita-ton J. litmus. raw. Bill.
He Soilcts :
ed leaves a "
Mrs. '
merit today. are IItfcIing suggestions
for the proper nitIIetnI III of the lad
‘llltl have made prices interestingly
low.
I mlllg Auction of Household iI‘IIrIIi-
',iill‘(' at W. .l. iI‘inncy's. S Merwin St.
‘IVIIIIIIIIsday. May 37, at. 2 o‘clock. Soc
posters. I
The barge Storm King; which has
“been'in Nurwalli harbor with a load of
sixteen inch water pipe. iett yesterday
for New York, having been all unload-
.IIi. The pipe is now stacked up in
'he yards of the. Norwnik Coal Com-
puny.
The grounds about the new (‘liy of
Norwalk public library are being grad—
ed in Street Commissioner Martin
Kellogg and a folce of the citI s cm-
ploycIIs.”1thI work when Iomplei ed
will lmpI'ove the appearance of the
isurioundings IerI much.
1‘ he first meeting of the new venr of
ithc Ladies Auxiliary of the Young
'Mcn 9 Christian Association. will be
‘heiIi tommrow afternooj. at 3 ociock
fat the rooms when the. committees
i for the coating war will be appointe
it is hoped that men member will be
I present.
The Rat“. James H 0 Donnell has so-
cured Hovt‘ s Opera Hollise for the an-
anal entertainment of St. Mary‘ s Pure-
'Ihiai school. Tuesday evening. lune
,20th. The entertainment program is
new being prepared and will be of a
musical and diamatic (haracter and
promises to be one. of the best ever
I given by the school.
i I I, l5cfluslc
‘ Saturday and Monday.
l Knew at PiIst That i LoIed You
The Chink of the Miners Gold. The
Gambling Man. Yale Boula Just Kiss
Yourself Good Bye Dat's the Way to
jSpeil Chicken Mr Dooley, Sweet Bye
land Bye. and 100 others
I Mandoline and Piano Foilos,15c.
'Coleman’ 5
Agent for Spauidlng's Baseball and
Sporting Goods
10 NORTH MAIN STREET.
Watch this Space
A Trust Company is preferable to
individual trustees, because it possess-
es‘every quality of desirabi..ty which
the individual lacks. to wit:—
I t Don Not
Become
lneapncltntcd.
' l'litStlilili lIORfllIK
Willi-Is an». II Brooklyn. lust
William Stevens. of Ridgotiold. was a
William Hanborry. of Danbury, was
Matti
A meeting of St. Joseph‘s T. A. 1]. Bo-
I-loty will be held tomorrow evening.
'lhomus Hoar has returned to
Danbury after a short visit in South
Miss Julia May lirenuan utertulned
Miss Catherine Couiter, of Stamford.
’l‘he ll & 0 team will play two games
which
A party of Norwaik men expects to
go out to the yacht races tomorrow in
liveryman Alden Soimans has just
ptilchased a handsome pub of Math
Iil'
wauik, will meet this evening, at the
Peter Shields. who has been on the
been able to resume his
of New
York. was the, guest yesterday of Miss
Mr. and Mrs. George it. ilyington are
expected to arrive from Europe tomor-
a demonstrator for '
oori onaAT oUAIIIINTaaI IATIIFAéflbN on untidy IACKI
BOys’ Summer Wears
One reason we pay so much attention . to providing
wears for boys is; we limit boys to grow up in our
clothes. When they get older they will not depart from
us. ‘
For small boy; rec to seven, the season's best style
is the Nor/all: hath sailor collar. In fancy mixture? that
'hu'll give satisfying wear, pricedat $2. 50. $3. 00. .i‘ 3 50
$4. 00 and 35. 00.
For boys eight to sixteen, a great array 0/ double-
breasted two-piece stills. from 12 00 to $7 5 0 and Nor-
folk salts, from 32 5 0 to $6. 00. f \
Three-piece salts, [ram $3.50 to $8.00. ‘1 3
Wash suits are ready, ages three to ten. in pretty sail-
or b’ouse and Russian blouse styles. 5 8c to $1. 50.
And children s straw hats in styles that have caught
the town, 25c. 50c. 75c 31. 00 and $150. . '
Everything else boys wear but shoes.
D
SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Cali, 32-2.
NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 444.
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FOUL TR Y FEEDS.
We have just unloaded a car of Barley Grain which is
a most excellent hen feed, and it's cheap. It‘- a good feed
for cattle or hogs, in our opinion better than corn. Other
feeds for poultry are:
H-O Poultry
Pratt's FOOd
' Haminy Millet Seed
Wheat Corn and Cr. Corn
Gluten Sun-Flower Seed
Chick Manna i]
if at any time what I have to offer is not what you'd
like to have, I will endeavor to obtain the goods an on
Iy charge the; price you ought to pay.
BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN. ' f"
MANUEL T. HATCH.~I I'
GRADURTION PHOTOGR HP
In some Latest Styles. ”It
ART PORTRAITS in PLATINUM.
N E W\ p I S P LAY 32°.”II°II°IL‘I'IiZ‘I’I'f‘ "b”
II
RAYMOND BROS.
RIOTING iN LAIIAOH.
" Express 5.
E. M. JACKSON x 4 Open High Low lztiII
I‘Iinal. Copper 02 02 ill 01%
Sittings by appointment 5:! Watlstroot. Norwalk. 1 , . ~ .— ,_., , __, , , ”,1
. \ill. (.& It. .lllg olhp oh‘l‘ Shin
orto toiz m.. 2 :04 p. m. Opposite Hotel. Am. C. A l". pf. 83%. ”“7" 887m 88?;
' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' Am. (I. Twn.. ,itllq IIII, III 10
_- -h American lee.,- Rh; Ski. 8% 3%
“.7" , Amer,Loco.. 23v2 2le 23%. 231,.
summit-II Mounts “m “mic. ‘ I ”’I
\1 pg“ 9 Am. Sagan l::l 134 123 124%
3 3 ‘ Anaconda 1071;. 07% 07h; "Tl-2
‘ .I..~'r.as new, III. 731.43 7H.
\tp-to-‘Date and m'I'JIIrIy “rustic IIIIIIIIIIII. I... III. III.
unitIi‘ohlu, 8m.- saw. so; as
llhlynfli. T., 01%. 62‘;- til'fi 02%
Cites, & Ohio. Ina. III»2 was. an...
WI LLIAM MP. BEERS ..
Chi. (II. \‘Vest,_ 20% 20s. 20y. Ion,
~ t‘. M. ascent-'01,, no 1497, l.'l
- Photographic Supplies col. l-‘_ I I._1 is ‘ III“. In “ lei/3
. Col. South... 20 1:0 20 20
49 WALL “him. NORWALK' CONN' Consul, Gas, 20m 2021.. 201». 202».
~ , 1 Del. & and 1.15;, 17224 17w, my.
,, : . . ' 2' DlIl roll South, 137115.137, 13». 13v.
" Erie 33 all... 33 34
g PHOTOGRAPHS III - arle'f ist prII. IIIIIII. gas. IIIIIII. IIIIII
' ill. Central, 1.3.355 i it 13515 1355.
‘l cfifg‘fif'z‘ .. “‘LFgu'MT" - murarNastIJ 1.15 III “2% nag
“ " " “ YOU CANNOT GET BETTER ouALI-Tv. Nifi'”§i‘“é‘. figs :go‘.‘ 1;; {3322
LEWIS. ll Main Sire". WOW Mex Gentrlll date 261.; 2514., 25s.
. .. Mex N’t ths 22% 22v, 2214 2214
M K or .24 2t. . 239'. 24
_____1_ -‘ -._--- “ ’ "Tm “‘ M K It'r. pfd 53%. .iI3‘l4 53:). .ma
“Haste Maltm “8816.“: Mo Pacific, .05 106-3516» 106%
But there are “excieptions to New rule" Haste to have your‘ eyes cor- National Lead. 185% 18% 18% 181,5
rectcd, is the. bright and shilling exception to this one. ., N. \. Central. 135% 120‘ _ 125 1255‘s
HOMER s. HOYT, REFRACTING OPTICIAN, NM: “feat-I $8.“? if?“ NS?“ 28.2"
Room 0 United Bank Building, south NorwaIII, 'COIIII. Out“. A???“ 2.1% :qu 3"“ ‘1’ "
Oiilce hours 8 to 11:45; I2:I5 to 6: to. Saturday evenings 7-9. {3221.} I}; . I“: “3% 15;}; 12%;:
Special Appointments at convenience of nitrous People's ads. 100% 100% 100% 100%
" “ "” .-_..._.. .-._. "T “W Press. S. Car, 56 56 56 56
d' R' Reading, 48% 49% 48v. III-II
e lng 'ngs_ Read. lat pfd.,82 82 82 82
T s Repub. Steel, 16 16 15% III
Rock island, 389. 39% 33% 38%
Pla'n' Oval andfly two" Rocklallnd pr .2 72 72 72
Rubber Goods, 24 24% 24 249’,
H. s. ROOD Sou. Pacific. 50 60% 497?. 50%
I!” Sf 50 ’hN h Soulaycd. 27 27% 26a. 27
reef », Sou. .V.pfd.. 9m 9034 90% 90%
’6 5"” 3f." ' "t 0'1“! ,Gortn Tenn. C.&i., 56 ill} 55% 557,5
_... Texas Pacific 301.4 3317 £30“ 31 1
Pnlon Pacific 85% 35,75er 85%
U 9 Leather 12% III... _12 123/.
U s Lea Did.94$$ 91% am 91%
U. s. R. a c., 18 1:95 18 1832
U. 8. Rubber, 14% l, . 14% 14
U. 8. Steel. 30% 313: 3le 31*
No. 2 Nut delivered at 1’5. 0Q per ,1, mew...“ m... g. ,,
Wabash, 26% 25 25K
fan. All 01W sizes in groan at gauntm. 3222 II III. 3;:
. est I1 0
.36. 25 delivered. Mm; I... II, as m m
A MILED. ' .
IULMRM W . DI 'LA LA.lBACil Austria. May 25—A tur-
Nam YORK. May IBr-Ths Atlantic.
Transport Line steamer mansions last night. Yelling.
‘ which arrived here today from [ix-don
"Downsaltht
MthllIflM 4110 “It‘ll‘ainchmumcram h:
fepoflgou o crow II t sacrum: nbssng
insinuate.“ the W‘momaruihua—ad.” this:
133th“
buient mob riotod in the streets here'
ice Cream.
CLIFFORD
ICE CREAM.
Pint. Quart Or Gallon.
Horton 5
Brick Ice Cream.
Sole Agency at
South Nowalll.
Clifford Pharmacll
won: an. . ;
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TODAY IN WALL 8TREET.
WALL S'I‘REET, to: W II. m.—’i‘here
Were slight gains amongst some Amer-
ican stocks in London this morning.
which gave some hope of a recovery
from Saturday's weakness. but the
opening of the market here showed
heavy selling orders and little demand
throughout the list. IIIII first sale of
St. Paul was of 100 shares, at 150%;
but the next sale was 4.000 shares at
150. and the stock subsequently broke
below that tigure. Saturday's price
was lbi III. There were 3.500 shares of
l'nitI-rd States Steel sold at 30"?” and
30% compared with 3M. on Saturday
and opening sales of ROI-k island were
of 6.000 shares at 38% and 30. com-
pared with 39‘1; on Saturday, Missouri
l’ilt‘lllt' lost nearly two points and de—
clines of II point or over were shown
by Wabash preferred. Canadian Pacific,
Brooklyn Transit. Amalgamated and
it'l‘lnessee I ‘oIIl. Pennsylvania and l n-
ited States Steel preferred fell 5i; un-
der heavy otterings. -
WALL STREET IIoon——The market
reacted slightly on the announcement
of IIII engagement of 5300.000 III gold
for export to Germany. ls'nion Paci-
t‘lc was carried back to the lowest.
Erie first prefIIrIeIl reacted a point.
Northwestern lost “It? Rock island. 2,
and Toledo. St. Louis and Western
preferred, 2%. Effective support was
again i'ortiII-oIIIing and the selling was
checked but the demand fell away at
the higher level. Minneapolis and St.
Louis was marked up 2 over Saturday
and Metropolitan Street Railway and
Cotton Oil preferred gained II point.
Bonds were weak.
WALL STREET. i p. m.- l’riI-I-s
hardened here and there were hilt t'I-Iv
changes of I-oIIseIIIIIIIII-e during the
midday hour. St. Paul rose to ifIilI'I.
and t.'. S. Steel prIIiIII-II ed to It, and the
general list maintained II ilrm under-
tone. ’i‘I)wIIrd oIIII o'clock heavy sell-
ing of Rock lslIInIl forced it, down to
57-3.. and prices elsewhere ran off
quickly. St. Paul reacting to 15014.. and
i'nlon Pacific and Southern Pacific fell
back to the lowest. .t‘IIIoI'IiIlo and Sou~
thern preferred lost an. and American
whii'c Minneapolis and St.
[Idols receded 3.
'lODAY'S.QUOTATlONS.
Reported over pi'lvate‘wire o: Ma
pies & Goldschmldt. Commission Bro
kI‘rs. Swartz (it Corbett Block, South
Norwalk:
neceur ARRIVAL8 o‘r vsssets.
LIVERPOOL. III are QS—Arriv'ed:
Steamer: lve‘rnla. from New York.
sustains. lay zs—Arilved: Steam- -'
er Kosoing Luisa, from New York
GIBRALTAR. lily 25-»Arrivsd:
Stunner Lana from New York. '
Agood tonic to take ink lazy weath-
or II .EEF, IRON AND WINE. Very
palatable. 50¢ Wile.
6
the most- particular min- or “and
man desires. The shapd‘ of tlid ’l
shoulders is Just right:- ths’hét'bl“
. the collar is perfect thd angle of‘ -
the hpels is correct and theiiqtigth i ,
of the coat eiactly , ‘
WHAT THE uPITo-oh‘ts-'“
. MAN waNTs.
We have a special line of thdisl
lected from our stock that 9" .
be equalled for anything néar M
price in this part of the country.
On this special selection we be."
made the price I
We have other grades from 816 to $20 and at each price you I'fll
find special values
DON‘T FORGET THE LITTLE CHAPS.
Their clothing needs much attention. Get them stylish W-ell Mitt“
Suits, but at the same time look out for the dependable quality-it
pay. We want to show you a special assortment this week for boys!
10 years double and single- breasted styles worth 85: our price, 83 5.0.
Also little boys’ Fancy Suits, float 3 to 10 years at 82. 82. 50 and 83. .l
THERE ARE‘ MANY LITTLE THINGS ""
in our Furnishing Goods Department that you need right now and We .,
should be glad to show them to you at any time and tell you how mac 2.. .. .1
money you will save on each. ' ' “- l ' I“
We have II great variety of Summer Hats and Caps at prices in
are wor'thy of more than passing thought.
SELLECK a PRIOé.
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk. 5' if;
SATURDAY MAY“ 23rd. ”I, ‘
w...” .1
an MODEL doom no.7
PINEAPPLES cheap and “"9. 15C. SAVTNE WASHING POWDER
If you ""9 ad'm'd“ 0‘ d°‘"9 “P PM” the move. An assortment of Oil ha
"0W '3 a il°° "'e- ‘ one with each paukaar 5% cushion
CUCUMBERS—The 3°". ' ‘ cost me more than thia'Iat MMIT
BANANAS—Fine and cheap. 20c doz. A true bar ain “ DR MULLIR' _
new P°TAT°ESTTM ”m' 15° 2 MEDICATEOgsOAP. at be" I bout a
quargBAGE-The a"; from 10c up 'gzkea in box. Don't got left. Tail! 5'
to 15¢. "“ '
LEMONs—The seat, 20c cos; a Io‘r TRY MANHATTAN CL“! WERE!
5c —a Cream Cheese. 10: pkg.
FRESH EGGS just In from Wilton,. .'LIPTON s TEAS; also 0;, ..
23c dozen. always please. 15c. pkg 9. VII
A few only of Fresh Duck Eggs, 30c Sample my Cider for I spring “M6,: _
dozen. ‘ HOw can we help you? . I I .1~.;.I. I '
LORENzo DIBBL‘E. ., ‘
as well as you should.
seeo. B. JAOKso]
THE 0 PTICIAN.
He will give you perfect vision if such is possible.
No charge for examination. , ,,
Matching of lenses, and all repairing done without delay.
52 WALL STREET, NORWALK -
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I' ‘ .~' I"-
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WEDDING GIFTS 1...»: I.
We offer the largest and most complete stocks of Sterling Silva
newest patterns. Cut Glass in latest designs and cuttings. best qua “if; ,5?
ver Plated Ware. and Diamond Jewelry in Rings, Brooches etc. thnt it“
ever been shown in The Norwalks.
Notwithstanding the recent advance in Diamonds. as we have a 1
stock of clean perfect stones. bought before the advance we alerting:
you at old prices and prices that will p row a good investment. We in
complete optical department at both stores and will give a careful slid
title examination of the eves without c barge
in our repair department we have only first class workmen ind
guarantee the best workmanship at low prices. Diamond settih ;-an_d _
grsvlng while you wait if necessary. ‘ J it") -.
Expert watch and clock repairing. ‘
All our Work is done in our own shops and under our own “WNW a .
.3 i
Calobum & Lauder.
TH! JEWELERB.
96 Washington 8L, South Norwilk.
“ I
; Plioceloil. .
Cutbiii’s Bridge Fish I
CONNECTICUT RIVER
.3"
The only place In Iowa receiving Connecticut Fiver
fresh daily. ‘
ExirI Large Soil Shell Crabs.
Norwalk Chronicler