MONDAY. was .5. {953.91 ‘
<1 AT I.- LANE’S D-
Phone, 165-5
WWW
Ice Cream that ran
will enjoyi eating.
Absolutely Pure.
STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE
, WITH WHlPPED CREAM.
«mum»...
5 1 Washington St.
lutlrl Neils Notes.
Arthur B Russell, of West avenue.
has been visiting in Boston.
Miss Helen Flynn entertained her
sister from New Haven over Sunday.
Dr. L. M. Allen has purchased Cap-
tain Glover's launch, and will have her
overhauled.
Harry Griswold. of Rowayton. has so i
ens.‘
cured II position at the Clifford l’har
Inacy here.
E. Eggilrson has received the con-
tract to paint the residence of Samuel
W Hoyt, .lr.
S. R. Weed en ertalned a number of
friends at his summer borne iir Roway-
loll. yesterday.
Miss Marlon Nash has returned from
college at Hartford.
Mrs. Mary E. Waterbury.
nlree‘, is visiting Wllh relatives in Dar-
en.
Owing to the bad weather, tirere was
no nreering oi‘ the St. Joseph‘s Cutlets,
yesterday. The meeting will be held
inext Sunday.
' The D. M Read Company otters II lot
tof curtain remnants at unheard of
prices. ’1 hey also call your attcntlon to
llbclr baton-sting line of toys. Read
their ad
1
l The Rev. Peter Barnes of the Long
lslaud diocese, officiated at St. Paul‘s
l Church. yesterday morning, and at the
Berkley Street Chapel in the evening.
Andrew Wargo. one of the sliovelers
at Raymond Brothers‘ coal yard. was
taken suddenly ill today with a crick in
lrls brick. lie was taken to his horric in
Borrton street.
Kane's Bakery always has a fresh
litre of all kinds of pastry. They make
the largest ten cent pics in the twin
cities.
The South Norwalk 1'. M. (f. A. base-
bnli team went to Milford Satrirday Irf-
ternoon and were defeated in an inter-
esting game with a strong team in tlrnt
place by the score of 8 to 6.
Alfred GohlsI-hrrrldt. of the iirrrr of
Maples and (loldschnrldt. has recover-
ed from the injuries he sustained in
being thrown from a tarrlagc byi rea-
son or an obstrIuI tlon ill the highway in
East Norwulk, and resumed his busi-
ness today.
t‘aptuin William 1. Stevens“ haird-
some new boat the William 1. Stcv
was sII.IIId tioIIr HrIlIigIIport to
llowayton, Saturday, by her captain.
chvis E. Raymond. l‘hII steamer has
been chartered by several local organ-
izations for moonlight sails next
month. . '
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman ll. Futile. of
New York city. are spending II week
with Principal W, C. Poole and other
The host assortment of fireworks at
the lowest prices in town. at cole-
rIIair‘s. l
Mrs. George Treanrlly and son of
llrookstdc. returned home Saturday IIv ’
crring from Brooklyn
Miss Cassie M. St. John, one of tliel
teachers at the Middle Five Mile River '
school, has returned to her home in.
\irginla; for her summer vacation.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Official Board of the First Methodist
Church, will be held this evening. All
Irrernbers of Joint board should be pres-
cnt.
Horse racing and baseball Fourth of
July, at the. Norwalk Fair Grounds.
For information apply to Luther 11.
Wright. .
Charles Lindcber'g, who had the lit-
tle finger of his lelt hand crushed in
the South Nor walk freight yIIrd sev
eral days ago, has resumed his duties
again.
The barge Ellen MoWilliams arriv-
cd yesterday with a cargo of anthracite
coal for John H. Ferris. The barge H.
W. Berwind also arrived with a cargo
of bituminous coal.
—-Very few brands of Cigars hold
their ownllke theIimpeI-iai Crown. it
has been sold for 10 years and over.
and is now considered one of the stan-
dard brands.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. lrlardwlcke.
\\ ho were. married last week. stopped
in Nor IIIIlk yesterday and are now on
route for a visit in Maine. They will
return in a few days
Tire employees of the railroad com-
pany have set a pole for a signal below
the River street tunnel, :o warn brake-
mcn of the dangerous spot. The rdpc.
for the signal were not in place this
morning.
Something for July fourth will be
needed iii the meat line to crrt up for
sandwiches, or to talm'wlth you on the
picnic. Try one of the Public Market
hams.
M. R. Bennett. who is engineering the
deal for the coming to Norwalk of the
American branch of the Muller Silk
concern, arrived in time this morning
to adjust some matters relating to the
matter of locating the company.
Tire postponed parade and concert
of Svec's new band will be held to-
night, Weather permitting. The sand
will leave the headquarters in Railroad
avenue about 7:30 o‘clock, and proceed
to the soldiers’ and sailors‘ monument,
where the program will be rendered.
W. 11. Weed, Washington; Livingston
Fenard, Mr. and Mrs. B. Johnson, H
Hollyday. B. Whiteley and wife, W. W.
Edwards. Miss <Vident, New York;
Archibald Bruce and F. E. Quinlan,
Bridgeport: Charles“ T. Boyles,D.D..
Brooklyn; W. A. 'Dolge. Westport; W.
A. Clark and wife. New Haven, irave
been guests at the Hotel Clifford.
The summer plans of‘ the Fourth
Presbyterian Church have been made.
Th ’ Rev. Dr. Pleasant Hunter will
preach during June, the Rev. James A.
McWilliams, of Ossining on July 5, at
the morning service and the Rev.
George D. Egbert of Norwalk, Conn,
the morning service on July 12. The
church will then be closed until Sep-
tember 13. —New York Advertiser.
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
J. W Yerkes has made a ruling that
upon olecmargarine of the manufac-
ture of the United States. once export-
cd free of tax. and afterwards return—
cd from the foreign port to the United
States. there shall be a duty equal to
the Internal revenue tax imposed upon .
olcomargnrine of the class to which
such returned goods properly belong.
H. R. Bulkley‘s is the headquarters
for the Fairchild & Shelton prizes for
soap wrappers. Call and see the use
ful articles that you can get free.
About 11:30 Thursday
Houseman Williams was informed by
the conductor of a Myrtle avenue car
that. It woman had left his car at the
corner of Pacific and Main streets. and
was apparently in distress. Williams
went over to the place and found the
woman in tears. 'She was quite hya-
tericul, and the policeman brought her
over to headquarters. She said her
name was Batu-ad that she belong-
ed in Dutch. It deems that she had
been in Noroalh'wtth I' woman friend l
from Woodlawn, N. Y.. and that her
huobud was to “W by appoint-
, neat In out; WWW Isle.
boom
adenoid.
Fireworks
evening. .
relatlrcs in South Nornalk. Mr. Foo II
was a former resident of tilts town. and
his many friends are pleased to see lilm
again He is now employed in the. of
flc e of the Manhattan Rubber Com
pany in New \ork.
A number of local "fans“ will go to
Ne“ York in a special car to giIc an
ovation to "Billy" Lauder ot the New
York National League. team. and
"ZirIck' Dllnleavv of the St. Louis Na
tloiral League team. which will play in
New York tl)flltll"'lt)\\ The two popular
ball players will be prsc enlcd with
handsome. Icrncrrrbrantes front their
friends.
The White Mountain expresses were
added to the train service of the Con—
solidated railroad today, and will con- I
[mile in service until October 10, when
these trains begin running people gen-
erally begin to think that summer has
opened in earnest. The north-bound
train passes through South Norwalk
about 10 o'clock in the forcrroon, and
the Westbound at 4:20ior New York.
Howland's specialties today are cv-
I-rythiiig in the golf line at the most
reasonable prices,
The unknowns baseball team this
morning defeated the Units by a score
of twelve to nothing. Samuel i‘olcy
did the pitching for the Colts. and as
he allowed five IIIIIII-‘to walk to first
base he was succeeded by Francis
Lewis. Louis Fay and Edward Lcury
did the delivery work for the l'n-
knowns. and only allowed two men to
get to first, Next Saturday afternoon
the Unknowns will cross bats with the
L). N Cs of Fast Norw.iilk
The shad fishing season on the Corr-
necticut Riv-III and the. Sound closed
Satrirdav. Tire season has been most
~uCI. Isslul both tor pound fishermen
and Iliagmell. l'p to June it) shrill were
plenty and the prevailing wholesale
price of fish through the season has
been above the average. The largest
shad captured in the vicinity of the
mouth of the Connecticut river Wilr;
taken in G, C. inghrtnr‘s pound. June it;
old weighed ten and one—half pounds.
TRIED TO BLOW. UP GRAND
VIZIER.
PARIS. .ltinc 22.-A. dispatch to the.
llappel. Ila‘ed from Budapest today.
says a rumor is current that the palace.
of the grand vizier at onstairlinople
narrowly escaped being Ilown up todav
by dynamite bombs The correspon-
dent sans it is certain the grand vizier
has received threatening letters and
that a number of arrests have, been
triads recently
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RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
PLYMOUTH. June 22—Arrived:
Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm dcr Grosse.
from New York.
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The boot assortment at
the lowest prices In town.
COLEMAN’S
NEWS ROOM.
10 North Main St., Bo. Nemalk.
Agent for A. G. Spauldnrg'l
Baseball Goods.
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If you would own your own home.
you must save II part of your earnings.
Your savings deposited in the savings
department
, THE SOUTH NORWALK ‘.
, Tangy company , , I
lift!" raises-i
THE 30
of Grove ~
at! percentandwlll‘
adieu, mbceomeofoundcfloamwlu on-
OUR GREAT GUARANTEE: BATIOFACTION OR MONEY IACKI
Shapely Suits
I’That Hold ,
Th ' ' S h ‘
err ape.
Two things the makers of our Summer Suits show they
can do well: Make Shapely Suits. and make them to stay in -
shape.
Coats with broad, concave shoulders and close- -setting
collars; with fronts stiffened to retain shape—even high- -grade
custom tailors could fit you no better than we can in our
ready- -for- -wear Summer Suits. It' 5 your privilege to come in
and try on whatever pleases you.
Handsome light- weight cheviots and worsteds, tailor-
made and well made. $10 to $23. 00. and some as low as $6 00.
Fast color Blue Serge Suits and Blue Unfinished Wor-
stcds. stylish and comfortable, $6.00 to $18. no.
Outing Suits of flannel. homespun and wool crash, $5.00
to $r2. 00.
Everything else that's good to wear in warm weather—-
Hats of Straw and Panamas. Negligee Shirts, Thin Underwear.
Fancy Hosiery and Smart Neckwear.
Two new arrivals: Panama Hats in the rough. $3. 50; fin-
ished. $4: and the new Philipino Scarfs. named "Breezers," to
be worn as four- in-hands or ascots, 2 5 cts.
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SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 32-2.
NORWALKI
Tel. Call. 444.
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ARE YOU SATISFIED
with the grain and feed you buy? Do you put up with
the treatment you receive without saying anything, though
you feel like it? if not, we. want your btlslneSs because
we offer you hay. grain, feed. etc, that are the best ob-
tairrable anywhere. You can depend down to a certainty -
(III receiving from “S precisely what you order—no doc-
torlrrg of goods-mo substitution. These are a few of the
large weighty reasons wiry wo wrrrrt your business and l
wiry \ou need our service
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN. ‘ .
MANUEL T. HATCH.
,W h. ”—x
GRADUKTION PHOTOGRIPHS
in all the Locust Sty on
ART PORTRAITS in PLATINUM. " ,
cf spool: I work now
NEW DISPLAY .........I. . .... h
E. M. JACKSON. ~
Sitting: by Appointmoht, 53 Wall Strootuflorwalk,
or lo “:12 m.: 2 to A p.‘rn. Oppoolto Hotel.
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”:91 mm.
T/Ierr n no Amine [ml [/12 Eastman Kala;
[\UU mx
Kodaks and Cameras
Also, largo lino of fresh oup’pllos at
_W|LL|AM P. BEERS
' Photographic suppués'
49 WALL STREET.
NORWALK, comm.
R. C. HOWES
Recent'ly‘ head operator for Siegel 6: Copper, and The Hall Studios,
New York City will bein charge, for the summer of my Studio.
First quality work guaranteed.
LEWIS. N Main Street. Namath.
I: II:- I ,‘I I I l‘l I I,-,I.- I,I:I I I I.I I
MISTY VISION ..,.
Comes with advancing years but can be. cleared by properly titted glasses.
Spectacles are our specialty. When we fit them they give satisfaction.
HOMER B. HOYT, REFRACTING OPTICIAN,
Room 0 United Bank Building Booth NON-1k, Conn.
once hours 8 to 11:45:912145 to 6: 30. Saturday evenings 7-0.
Special Appointments at convenience of mucus.
Coal
No. 2 Nut delivered at $5. 00 per
ton. All other sizes in stock at
56. 25delivered. '
RAYMOND BROS.
“m ROTON POINT“
HOTEL and RESTAURANT
under New Management.
IHORB OWNERS. CLAMBAKIS, ETC" or popular prices;
Bunnie». nearly 9'??? day; . . ‘1’
Dancing, need Mode and “Ill AIM-
, W
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"Willis "is: Milieu 3"
mm a be...) new
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H NoRi '"iALK EVENING: SENT-1N
Wm“.
. The Chief
Ii-Saratoga Watery
A Superior Table
and Drinking Water.
150 Bottle.
5 c for battle who returned
at the
Clifford Pharmacrl
PHONE 15-2.
TODAV IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.—-'l‘he
depression in the London market this
morning was reflected at some points
here at the opening, iIIit resistance was
offered and recoI'et'ies followed. in
other stocks opening prices were high-
er, the advance in Atchison reaching
”is. The market was exceedingly (trill.
WALL STREET. 1.1 a. ni.—St. Pairl
rose to 1.31%. blit its effect on the mar-
ket was soon offset by sales of the
coolers. Pennsylvania. Reading. Bal-
timore & Ohio. Erie. and Delaware &
Hudson fell off I'liI to it. the latter
amount in l'cnsylvanla. Reactions lat-
er in the Grangors and Pacitics reached
a good fraction. when gold shipments
were announced and trading became
splrltless. Realty preferred. Metropol-
itan Railway. Consolidated Gas and
Hocking (Soul declined 1 buffalo.
Rochester and Pittsburg pri.. 3. and
Bag prd.. 3%. Lackawarrna gained 2.
and Kansas and Texas pri.. and Pacific
Mall. 1.
WALL STREE’I‘. noonz—l’rlI-cs sank
gradually on light offerings btlt the
volume of dealings crew with the de-
cline. The engagement of $1,500,000
in gold for export torrrorrow end the
possibility of advances, as well as a
weatherman unfavorable for the crops,
were the causes of the selling. Met-
ropolitan securities dropped 3%. the
street railway stocks stocks iii“. (lorr-
solidated Gas. Leather old. and
Wheeling and Lake Eric first aid. 2,
and lilinols Central 3 point. Railroad
stocks at noon wcrc a sharp fraction
tinder Saturday's close. National Bis~
elrit pfd. rose 3-14.. Bonds were dull
and heavy. .
WALL STREET. 1 p. lll.I—H91IV_\'
selling of Colorado» lI‘rrel forced it down
21.. and the convertible bonds also
dropped sharply. Brooklyn Transit de-
clined about as ram-hand some other
specialties also reached a lower level.
The railroad list. was drill and neglect-
cd. illunrorrd Match sold» five points
below the last premdlng .sale. -
~. TODAY’S QUOTATIONS;
Reported over private wire or Ma-
ples a Goidschmidt. Commission Br-o
kers, Swartz ll: Corbett Block, South
Norwzalk
Open High Low 1:30
Amal. (.‘opper, 537,; M _ 53% bill/j,
Am. C. & 1’. pf. 87 III 87 or
American Ice, 7% 7:); 7% 7‘1;
Amer. Loco, 2:! 22 22 22
Am. Smelt.. 43% it 431/; 4395
Am. Sugar 111W; 119V; 119% 119'1‘2
A '1‘ 8: S i-‘e 667.5 07 651i; 657.“
A,’l‘, (IS ”lt‘ pf.. 94 N 94 94
Unit at Ohio 5.3 8.35. til-35‘ 84%
Bk1y.n R. T. .I? .ITll/g 55 55%
(Jhes & Ohio 37-11 371?. 371/. 371,4,-
Chi. & N, w., 170‘s 17013; 1701/. 1.09..
Chi. GI. WcsL, 154v, lit ltd/II 18%
U. M, 8f. Si, p.151)"; 1:)I '1‘ 150‘," 1:10;.
001. F. & 1., 01-3» it'll: till 130%
(301. South, 173}, 173‘ 1713-. 17%
Consul, Gas, 193 19:! 1:11 ltll '
Del. & liud.. 17-1 in 173% 173%
Erie. _ 32% 32% 321,9 321‘;
Erie, lst pfd., 6571.. MI... tiII‘Ifi tine;
Gen. Electric. 170-3; 176%. 17nd; 1716131
lll, Central .134 131 133 133
Lou 8r. hash, 1101.; 1101.3 109% 10th;
Manhattan 136 111614 1357,; inn-,1.
Met. St Ky” .24 124‘ 1221A 1221/:
Mex. Central 21' a 217,. 21‘s; 217,3
M 1W 20% {20's 30%
, M. K. $19; ..,rIII so 50
Mo. Pa'c c 10193IV'"102§§ 102%
N, Y,Centrai§‘l2li4‘; 126% 1215172 1261/;
N011, & West., 63% 1537/; 63% 63%
Out. as tween. 25% 25+; 24M 24%
Pacific Mail 27 27 27 27
Penn R 11,12514 1257i, 1247/3 125
People‘ Gas. 97% 97%. 971/. 971;;
Press. .Car 5 Is 5255 52 52
Reading 4% 4995 18% 48%
Repub. Steel, 14/. 1415.. 147/3 14%
Rock island. 331,; 33% 33% 33%
Rock island pf. 71% 71% 71% 71%
Rubber Goods, 23% 233;; 2:} 23
Son, Pacific, 48% 48% 18% 48%
Son. Ry. Co., 23% 24 23% 23%
Son. Ry. pfd.. 87 87 87 87
Tenn C. & 1, 50 50 48% 49
Texas Pacific 28% 281,5 28% 28%
Union Pacific, 80% 80% 79% 79%
Up. Pac. pfd. 87% 87% 871/. 87%
U s Leather 8% an. all. 8%
U, S. Lea. pfd. 86% 86* 84% 84%
U. S. R &C 16% 16% 16% 10%
U. 8. Rubber, 13% 13% 13% 13%
11. 8. Steel. I191% 301,5 29% 29%
U, S. Steel pfd. 79% 7975‘ 79% 79%
Wabash, 24% 24% 24 24
Wabash, pld., 43 43% 12% 42%
West. Un. Tel.. 831/. 83% 83% 83%
WIscon, Cent.. 20 201/. 20 20
UNKNOWNB, 9: WOODCHUCK8.4 .
The Unknowns defeated the Wood-
chucks in an excitinggame of ,ball Sat-
urday, notwithstanding the rain. The
lineup follows I n) .
Unknowns. Woodchucko.
6. Singer C. Hanford
F. Fay , P. ‘ Anderson
W. Williams 18. "~‘- corcoran
Finch ‘ 23. Velle
Fields ' S.S. Ferris
Brennan - 38. , Kuch
Mueller CF. Burnt:
Mockler II. F. Knapp
Scorer. Charles Zoelllnger: umpires
.lmph Fitch and B. F.116ppefl.
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A preparation which to "command-
ed by, pbynicldno is our "Landmark."
Particularly adopted to persons uninh-
Ied by“. delim- or liability. invigor-
amtho until». Accept-biota the
flier
EU
You Can
Get a Reputation
for being one of the best dressed men In town, and yet it won’t cost you
much money if you go about it in the right way.
lt' a merely a question of what kind of clothes to buy. and wherein,
buy them; and right here we come in strong. if you will let tits promo N,“
for you your best friends won't know but whatyopr mills are Md 6t,“
pectally to your measure. yet the cost to you will be exceedingly drool]. ,
We can prove this whenever you will take time to visit this store, and it
won't take much time, either.
The following are good examples of our offerings:
Mon’ 3 Light- Weight Sack Sum
made from snappy fancy Cheviota Casslrneres and Worsteda. Blue Bar:
gas, and black and blue. Clrevlots, the very latest shapes. 86. 60 to “U.”
Erich price will mean a saving of from $2 to $5 to you.
Men’s Outing Suits
consisting of Coats and Trousers only, made from stunnihglanflfl l’lan-
nels and rich lrlsh Horrrespuns, feather- weight Serges and plain Omb-
es, :6 to $15.
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BOYS'TWOPIECE sUITs ‘ ' .
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for summer cornfortwror dress, for play. for the monntains and for the
seaside; they fill the. bill for everything, 50c to $3. 50. ‘ . _ I, .‘
YACHT CAPS. all styles 480, 750, $1.00, 81.50. , "I kn ,,r. a; .
Don't forget a Straw Hat, and don't wear your old'one—no no out. ‘.
when you can buy a fresh one at from 50c to $3. 00. . . ‘
TRUNKB. SUIT Help.
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At Your Servrce
a villi . :l
SLICED BEEF—We coatinue to lead it to deer. It ll cheap, bpcllil
in this actlcle. We had some IbOut make more and better braid.
tvim weeks since that wasn’t up to our New stock just in. . z ,.
usual Itandard of excellence. But now; Fine Florida Plneapplel, mm" 25
we ”a" i new barrel 0', “M beeh centI. Florida pines are the buL. ‘
Any quantity from 5° up. l New lot Bananas, 20c dog. ,I .
Potatoes are hin‘h and it liooks its" Orangeo. 25c dox. email but met.
they would he hill or 70" I ‘ "‘9 '" c' We have a nice article in Ullufl
near future. Wholesale cost to be 50 Peaches fl 10c can. . New: Imus,
cents peck ll the talk now. 45c pk.;: ‘ ill ‘
12c 2 qts. here for the belt. 1,0L17/19fb,7'°i"5cM;fi,"°'I we a 7"”
Buy Washburn a Crosby' c Flour ifl Expect to have a good mrfifolfl of
you want the but. Don‘t think he- fresh vegetables and fruiton Inferior}
cause it costs 5 or 10 cent: more a bag next. , .
:E’IVI: 'l,
t-o’
If You Cannot See
us well as you should.
5660. B. JACKSON
THE OPTICIAN. ,
He will give you perfect vision it such is possible. ‘
No charge for examlnauon -
Matching of lenses, and all repairing done without delay.
58 WALL STREET. NORWALK. 69”“
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WEDDING GIFTS.
We offer the largest and most complete stocks of Sterling Bilvorm ll
newest patterns. Cut Glass in latest designs and cuttings. best. and
ver Plated Ware. and Diamond Jewelry in Rings, Brooches. etc.
ever been shown in The Norwalks. _. t .
Notwithstanding the recent advance in Diamonds. as we h TERI“ ' I
stock of clean, perfect stones, bought before the advance we 0 or on "to
you at old prices, and prices that will p row a good investment. _
complete optical department at both 8 tores and will give a careful I be .
tiflc examination of the eyes without 0 barge. . , $1,"
in our repair department we have only first class workihelr, in if“
guarantee the best workmanship at low prices. Diamond setting and en-
gravlng while you wait if necessary. ‘ fie
Expert watch and clock repairing. ,
All our work is done in our own shops. and under our own not?! 111011. _
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THE JEWELERS.
96 Washington St., South Norwalk.
The Fair Cloak anti Fill
CLOAKS, SUITS AND FINE MILLINERY.
GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER A SPECIALTY.
Phone W
sBridge Fish Ra
For Saturdau.
LIVE cesarean. so" SHELL cans, Lone, soul“,
TLE NECK cums. ;
BLUE new, WEAK FISH. BUTTER FlBl-l, Panoramic
BONITA uacxsan, FLAT MB" A no ALL OTHER Klunco'
Ontbill’s
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