‘ has been called to your houses. We no
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STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE
WITH WHIPPED CREAM.
«mmuuomomoooo
5 I Washington St.
total News Notes
ward VanAlstyne is a visitor in
New Haven. the guest of his cousin. 1
Edmund Crofut. I
Charles E. Warren. who has been at
the hospital for some time. has been
discharged from tl1at institution and
was able to be out today.
Fresh fish selling at the. most reas-
onable prices at Captain Ducross’s.
~—Horse Racing and Baseball at the 1
Fair Grounds on the Fourth of July.
The small boys hare already begun
the practice of setting off fli'c crackers. ,
caps, torpedoes anti other implements i
of independence Day iiolse.
Mlss i’cnrl VtinScoy, of t West nvc-
nuc, was painfully injured yesterday
”mum. .w «a. ..
FUNERAL OF FATHER SHERIDAN
Requiem Mlle Ceie'rtted by Bishop
Tierney—Many Prlebte Prudent.
Milli E'I‘U UWN June. 24 ~The funer-
al of Rev. II, 0' Reilly Sheridan. pastor
of St. John' 11 (‘hurth was held at the
chtirch this morning at 10 o'clock.
Priests from nearly every church in
the diocese were in attendance. The
requiem mass was celebrated by Rev.
Micheal Tierney. bishop of the diocese
of Hartford. the Rev, William ll. Rog-
era of St Patric'ks Church. Hartfotd.
assisting the bishop The. deucons of
l honor were: the Revs Patrick Dirggun
! of 'l‘orrtngton and James Cunningham
of South Mertden The deacon of the
mass was Rev. Iohri Qiitnfi. of Taft-
ville. 'l‘hc subaleacon was Rev, An-
drew lt‘. llarty. of Chester, and the.
acolyles lt‘nthcr Moore. of ltlurtfoitd.I
and Father Dcrwtti. of this city. No
hoarse was used to convey the body.
from the church to the cemetery on
Johnson street bill the. casket was
.borne on the shoulders of six partshv
toners, Men were delegated frotn each
of the Catholic societies of the city
for the purpose and they took turns in
carrying the hotly of their dead priest.
'l‘he honorary bearers were: Rev. John
Russcll. of New Haven; Rev. John
Miirphylvof Bridgeport; Rev. James
O Brien. of Stamford: Rev. 1‘. Mt-Kcon.
ochw Haven: Rev. William Ilutlnrtl.
of Mt Carmel; Rev Jottn Count-y. of
Mciiden; Rev. John 'I‘, Winters of
New Britain: Rev. Harry Walsh. of
Plainville: Rev. Thomas lltinnc. i’oi't-'
land: Rev. Micheal Sullivan. Hartford:
Rev. William McQucrk. South Mun-
clicstei'.
Honorary bearers representing par-
ishes where Father Sheridan had been
located were: Thomas Meyers and
William Rohan Collinsvttic: llarr'v T.
Smith and lC-tlwnrd It‘lynn.1\‘ew Hart-
fold; Pi'tilltk Mt. Mahon and Dr. W. J.
('0le Windsor Locks; Harry McCar-
thy anti L. .1. Warner. Natisatuck;
John I). Cunningham. New Haven:
by 11 fall froln a swing. She is getting
along as wclt as can be expected to-
day.
A. J. Collins is in New Haven at—
tending the state. moving of the li‘unc-
rtil llirectors‘ Association, which is bc~
ing held today at the l’cqnonnock
Club.
Miss Sarah Cashow and Harry Hoyt.
both of South Norwalk. will be iiuitetl
iii marriage. this afternoon. at the
home of the. bride‘s parents. No. :3
Burrttt avenue.
Prices on china and porcelain have
an upward tendency all the tirirc. but
the t). M. Read Company have received
some new lincs for whlcir orders were
placed before the advance, and offer
this lot at tempting prices.
John ”Honness“ Weisheit. of Taylor
avenue. who was seriously injured Sat<
utility. as told in this paper Monday
evening. is improving fast. and it is
thought that he will be able to I...
around again in a few days.
Coinstock Brothers clothe boys well
for vacation. One of their tough-Wear-
Ing stilts and an extrh pair of' pants
ought to see him through all right.
-—Very few brands of Cigars hold
their own like the imperial Crown. [1
has been sold for 10 years and over.
and is now considered one of the sum
dard brands. .
’t‘he adjourned meeting of the Cen-
ter School IDSII‘lt'L. to take action re-
garding an addition to the school or
an additional building. will be held at
the school house. this evening. at it
o'clock.
Colonel George [1. Russell, of tin-
Hotel Norwalk. has returned from at
several ttays' stay at Spring Lake. New
Jersey. where he and Major Niblrwic
conduct the summer hotel. "The
Breakers."
The ball teams of the
Manufacturing Company and the
Young Men's Christian Association
will play a game on the Norwalk Fair
Grounds Fourth of July. on the occa»
sion of the horse and tricycle races.
A meeting of the 'l‘. A. B. Society oi
St. Joseph's Church was held last ev—
ening. to make arrangements tor the
attendance of as many members as
possible from this city. at the state
meeting of the C. ’l‘, A. [1,, to be held
in Hartford. on July 4. at which time
there will be a large parade. 'i‘herc
.wiit be a joint meeting of the Ladies‘
'1‘. A. 13. Society. and the Young Men‘s
Society in a few days to further con-
sider the matter. and. complete the
plans.
Elizabeth Pierson. of Bridgeport.
who came here to visit yesterday be-
came so badly intoxicated in a Water
street saloon that her husband was
compelled to ask for her arrest. Con-
stable, Goodwin locked her tip last
evening._ This morning Judge Taylor
fined her 85 and costs. Her husband
rays that everywhere that he secures
a position. she. follows him and by be-
coming intoxicated causes him to 10s:
iris place. He would not pay her fin.
this morning and she. was taken to the
Bridgeport jail.
Among the Norwaikers in New Hav-
en. yesterday. attending the com-
mencement exercises of Yale Univer-
sity were Robert S. Van Buren. Colonel
Frederick A. Hill. Louis W. Lenard.
Ross Burchnrd, Town Clerk Herbert
R. Smith. George L. Woodward. Dr.
McKibliin
Kendall and Eric ”and Miss Frances ”
Harstrom. The majority of the Nor-
‘waik party soaked in the. rain for a.
couple of hours or more. witnessing
the attempt at a baseball game. be-
tween.the Yale and Harvard ‘Varsity
teams. which was won by Harvard, by
the score of ten to six.
GENERAL MANNING SAFE.
ADEN. June ZI—The anxiety regard-
ing General Manning‘s force in Somal-
Iland, East Africn. has been atlayed by
the receipt of the new: that a flying
column from Bot-hers wt in touch with
him at Demo] where General Manning
arrived without encountering any op-
position.
A MESSAGE .FROM MARS.
"If we are to open trade with the
United States it will be on the basis
of pure goods. We shall expect nbso
Intel! pure material and in return are
4 willing to pay the price. Our attention
tice some look brimter than others.
Upon careful i tion we find these
houses painted wl brand called Co-
lonial. it must be re. Send enough
It!) ruin]! Mtv hoaeelamYouI may ex-
1’.“ . ‘ on I!
For my“ C Hardware
twat-walk Hard-
.Iortn McVi’ccney. Meridan: M. O‘Don-
ohzi'c. New York; Micheal McArdlc.
Wineted: Thomas Walsh and t1. .1.
lionahuc. of Middletown.
ARREST OF ALLEGED LYNCHER.
\\'|Lf\llNG'I‘ON. Ilcl.. .ltitic 24.-r-~'l‘ho
arrest of Arthur Corwcil. who was tak-
t‘tl into custody last night on suspicion
of being ct mplicnteti in the lynching of
George \ rite, the negro murderer of
Miss Bishop. is the only one made thus
far. He will have a preliminary hear-
ing on :1 charge of murder as soon as
'Ill‘ state authorities can make tttc 11c-
t't'SSIIl'y arrangements. Attorney.
bincrnt Ward said today that no ads
tittirinnl warrants had been issued and
that he. did not know whether any more
would be sworn out. Peter Smith. the
boy who was shot during the assault
on the county workliottse. is still alive.
bill the hospital physicians say there
is no hope of his rccoi cit _
ARMED TROOPS IN RICHMOND.
RICHMOND. Va. June "4-..\ thous-
and troops are under arms here this
morning. and detachmcn s are distill)
tried at the unions power houses and
burns within the city limits. (‘lirs trill
be run with four soldiers on each. One
of the barns of the. company being to-
catcd in the county. and the sheriff
having refused to ask military aid
claiming he cotiid give ample ptotcc
lion County Judge V\ it lthrtm has c-all
ed i'or troops over his head All is
otriet this morning. and barring the.
tearing up of a short stretch of track
in the lower part of‘thc city. the night
passed very quietly.
SPECIAL RACES 0F BIG YACHTS.
NEW YORK. .Iunc 24—-«’l‘hc regatta
committee of the New York YachtCtttb
announced today that the dates for the
special races of the yachts Constitution,
Columbia and Reliance at Newport.
have been changed and finally fixed as
“ottows: June 29 anti 30, and Jilly i.
2. it and 4. As planned originally the
cries was to end .iuly ti. ’l‘hese raccs
will not be the official trials.
HONORS FOR ADMIRAL CLARK.
LEWISRIIRG, l’a.. June 24—»At the.
fifty~third commencement of Buckncll
t’nivcrsity. the honorary degree of
Doctor of Laws was conferred 011 Ad-
2niral Charles it}. Clark, U. S. N
BETTER THAN SPANKING.
Spanking does not cure. children of
bed wetting. if it did there would be
:‘ew children that would do it. 'I here
a a constitutional cause for this. Mrs,
W. Summers llox 5161 Notre Dame.
ind. will send her home tieatmcnt to
my mother. She asks no money.
Write her today if your children trou-
ble you in this way. Don't. blame the
child. The chances are it can't help it.
FireworkS
WMOWO
The boot assortment at
the lowest prices In town.
COLEMAN’S
NEWS ROOM.
10 North Main St,
So. Narwaik.
Agent for A. G. Spauldmg's
B\aseball Goods. I
if you would own your own home.
you must save a part. of your earnings.
Your savings deposited in the savings
department ~
THE eo'urH NORWALK
rausr COMPANY .
draws Interest at 4 per cent. and will
soon become I foundation that will en.
able you to build a home. The Trust
On. loans money'upon real estate Inert:
OUR GREAT OUARANTIII OATIIFAOTION OR MONEY BACK.
We Clothe Boys Well r'ar
Vaoallon.
just thmh 'lvhat the average boy has to ‘ go through in
vacation. And where he goes his clothes go too, except in
swimming. \
‘ One of our tough- -wearing suits and an arm pair of
pants ought to see him through all right. We' .nemr saw
better made or stronger suits for boys than we have here. .
And the prices are about what you find tagged to the ordi- i
nary washout-quick suits.
Two-piece and Norfolk suits for boys from p to 16,
made of thoroughly tested fabrics for the hardest hind 0/
ser'bice, $3 to $6.
Three-piece suits of the same qood cloths, $4 to $8.
Long-trousers suits for big boys, made as near wear-
proof as can be, yet with the snappy style young fellow:
demand, $5 to $13.50.
Sailor and Russian blouse suits for little fellows, $3 to
6; and natty little wash suits 50c to $1.50.
Separate pants, 25c to $1; wash pants, 25c; wash
waists, 25c to $1.
Everything else boys 'Ibear but shoes.
I
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SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 32.2.
.‘ NORWALK.
Tel. Cali, 44-4.
ARE YOU SATISFIED
with the grain and feed you buy? Do you piit up with
the trcattrrcut you receive without saying anything. though
you feel like It‘.‘ If not, we want your business because
we offer you buy. grain. feed, etc. that are the bus t ob
tutnablc anywhere. You can depend do“ 11 to a (”tillllllly
on receiving front 11s precisely what. you order» no doc-
ioring of goods—no substitution. These are a few of the
large weighty reasons why we want your business and
wiry you need our service.
BUY oars THAT'$ CLEAN. .
MANUEL 'r. HATCH.
‘ GRADUR'rion PHOTooRnr-Hs
1
1 t
in all the Lots-t Sty ea
ART PORTRAITS InkPLATINUM.
of special work now
“NEW DISPLAY on exhibition.
E. M. JACKSON.
53 Wall Street. Norwalk.
‘ Opposit“ Hotel.“ ‘
Sittings by appointment
orlotoia m.; anotp. m.‘
' r
71mg: 1m Aoriak but ”1%
1x U1} “1‘. t
.Itfipgaks and Cameras
Also large lino offresh supplies at
WILLIAM P. BEERS
Photographic Supplies
49 WALL STREET. NORWALK. CONN.
II. C. HOWES
Recently head operator for Siegel & Copper and The Hall Studios.
New York City will be incbarge for the summer. of my Studio.
First quality work guaranteed.
LEWIS. ll Main Street. Norwalk.
Misrr vrsrolv
Comes with advancing years btit can be cleared by properly fitted glasses.
fizectacles are oirr specialty. When we fit them they give satisfaction.
HOMER B. HOYT, REFRACTING OPTICIAN,
Room 9 United Bank Building, South Norwnlk, Conn.
Office hours 8 to 11: 45: 12: 45 to 6: 30. Saturday evenings, H.
Special Appointments at convenience of patrons.
"coal
No. 2 Nut delivered at $5. '00 pm
fan. All other sIzos In Stock at
$6. 26 delivered.
RAYMOND BROS.
‘ ROTON POINT
HOTEL 2nd RESTAURANT
Under New Management.
anon: emanate, CLAMBAKES, 51-0.. at popular pricey.
Excursions nearly every day. . .
Dancing, Good Music and Special Attractions daily.
Arming J. Smith, . Prop .
f.-~_._._. w-_ _.- “L _ __..__ _.
Open High Low lztlt)
Alllfll. Copper. 54 541.3 bit-"v. 537;.
Am, C. & l".. 3471'. 333,1 345’“ 351%.
Am. C. & l~‘. 11f. his"; ssi. stilt} Slit/g
Am. (lot. ()il. :ili flt‘r Ziti 36
Am. (I. 'l‘wn.. ill to, it) in
American lt-e. 73., '1" I 7b 7%.
Amer. Lord. 22%;. 13:1,. 23%. 2:
Am. Smelt. Mix; it“; it”; HUI
Am. Sugar. lift-it. liftTt. lit”: 11971,.~
. Anaconda. 5:11.. an»... NIH. Shit,
A. T. & S, i‘c. that. hair. out; oust.
Afl‘, & SI‘. pr. :11 at 11-1 ‘91
”Id". 8i ()llll)‘ 5:11;} 851,9 8:1 8:114}
likiyn, R. 'l‘.. ~t'.ti - 561,? 5.3% {mtg
Cites. & Ohio 38 2H 38 :2
VIII. & N. W,. 171 '1', 1713.. l'1'i 1713‘
(‘lii. (it. West.. this; 187... Hill“ -."
C. M. ti‘r St. I’. 15131.; I-‘tllg 1503/;
‘ Col, F, & t.. 119 tiling it'll/I
Col. South. 177,. 177.1. 177.. .
Del, & Hod, ‘731é1731é 73% 17211::
Detroit South. 12.”; 12”; is“; 12!?
Erie. ‘ .1231. 3214,- 3131; 3215-
Erie. lst pm. 8th thin 1111 till
(lcn .Elcctric. lid ths‘ I'r‘b‘ 178
iii. Court-111. 13311; 1331513314. 1:131:z
Lon. & anl1.,Ilttx,. lids. littiig 1103;.
Manhattan. liiti‘g l'i'fl; liitilm lit?!“
”MN. St. Ry, 12312314; 1225114; 138“;
Mex. Central, 217.. 217.. 2ng 217,.
M. K. ti‘r. 'l‘.. 21 21 21‘ 21
Mo. I‘itcitic. litilig 103's; itiil 10333.
N. Y. Central IL’T‘yI [27M 12H; 1211-31
Nori. '& West 8'13 4 «WI 133‘»; 831/;
011i. & Wet-it” 21‘s 25‘... :15 32311:.
Penn. R. R._ 12M 11'”. 124 l"-i3'
People‘s Gus.~ Six tilt 9" “1 its
Press. S. Car. hills} "12‘“; trill/2 I121";
Reading, III-'8. tilt: iii 4511
itcntl.‘ 1st DIII.‘ 52 S: .\'.l S‘.’
Read. 2d Md. 1:? ti? 117 ti?
Repiib. StcoL 1471,. ‘473‘ HR 14 1,.
Rock island. 331.1,; 331.1; 3:in :IZII/I
Stilt. Pacifh; ixiit. 4.814.. “MI 48%
Soil. Ry. Co. 23% 231A; 2314 231.1;
8011. H31 pftl.. 871,12 87% 87%- 8733
Tenn. 0. & t.. 51 S‘JI/I' fro-v. fill-M
Texas Pacific. 28%.; 283’. 28% 28%
Union Pacific. 80% 80% 19711 811%
1’. S. Leather; 815;. 8% 35/5 RSI.
U. S. Lea. pfd. Si 84‘... Si Si
1' 8. Steel? 30 301-4 2934 2971.
U. 8 Steel pfd 80 80 79:1. 79in
W abhsh ,. 24%. :ZIIII 24% 24%
Waba‘tsh TIMI. 43s; «it. cm. 4411:.
Wit-icon Cent. 20% 201“ 20% 20h
The Chief
°:-Saratoga Water:-
A Superior Table
and Drinking Water.
150 Bottle.
' 5c for battle when returned
at the
Cliiiord Pharmacu
PHONE 184.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL S'l‘ltltlltl'l‘. 10:10 a. m.—Yes-
tcrday‘s latc advance in stocks was
continued this morning, the slight re-
actions in London this morning. being
ignored. Chicago. Great Western prt»
ferrcd rose its.
WALL S't'thE't‘. it a. nix—Tho firm-
ness of the market gave way to a sug-
gitig tcndent-y on the announcement of
gold exports. Rettli/ing in Colorado
I“Il(‘l tit-pressed it 17,3, and there was a
general shutting in the active list to
below yesterday's close. The market
was firmer at it o'clock.
WALI. S’l‘REE’I‘. tioon.~—'l‘ltt- market
became apathetic anti sluggish anti the
only movements of consequence were
in special stocks not of first import-
ance. Metropolitan Securities extend-
ed its guilt to ill/«I. Colorado anti South-
t-rn Second pt'tt. anti American Car pfd.
I to ill-I. There were losses of 1% In
Wheeling and Lake Eric. 131. in lTnitrn
ling and lit. in Kansas (‘tty Southern
pfd. Bonds were tliill niitl steady.
WALL S'I‘RICIC'I‘. t p. m.-'I‘hc
scarcely perceptible tirift of prices was
downward during the noon hour. The
market was in a lethargy. .
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wtre or Ma-
ples it: Goldschmidt. Commission Bro-
kers. Swartz & Corbett Block, South
Norwalk:
'Ex. dividend of 13'. percent.
AMHERST COLLEGE COMMENCE-
MENT.
AMHERST. Mann. June 24.——The
eighty-second commencement exercises
of Amherst College were. held today,
Tire degree of Bachelor of Arts was
conferred upon liftyrfive graduates and
the degree of Bachelor of Science upon
ten candidates. The degree of Master
of Arts was conferred upon twenty-
three graduates from 1878 to 1902.
PRISONERS ESCAPE FROM TOMBS.
NEW YORK. June 24.—Two men.
prisoners. are. reported to have escaped
fTom the Tombs prison early this
morning by burrowing underneath the
women's prison. it is understood that.
the men had to dig tip a pile. that ser-
ved for the foundation of the old pris~
on. Their clothes were found. it is
said. in the subway trench at Elm and
Leonard streets.
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
NEW YORK. tJune 24—Arrived:
Steamer Princess lrene. from Naples.
NEW\ YORK. ..June 24-Steamer
Oceanic. from Liverpool passed Nan-
tucket Lightship 1.80 a m.
NEW YORK. June 24-Arrived:
Steamer Barbossa from Bremen.
MOUNT HOLYOKE CELEBRATION.
SOUTH HADLE .Mase. June 24-—
Mount Holyoke Co loge celebrated its
slxty- s-lxth annual pommencement to-
day. The oration was delivered by
Rev. ire. Remson of Johns Hopkins
University,
A preparation which to recommend.
ed by physician. In our "Lexltonik. "
Particularly adapted to person- enfeeb-
led by eleknm or deblllty. Invigor-
etee the system. Acceptable to the
stomach.
31' ILLSON POWELL 6Q.
OI'I
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. 1
It“ s merely a question of what kind of (lothes to buy. and where to
buy them; and right here we come in strong. If you will let us provide '
for you. your best friends won t know but what your suite .1111 11111111: Q‘I- 11
pectally to your measure. yet the coat to you will be exceedingly null".
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:
Men’ 5 LIghl- Weight Sack Suits
made from snappy fancy Cheviots. Casslmeres and Worstcds. Blue Set"
gen, and black anti blue Clievtots, the very latest shapes. 86.50 toils. .
Each price will mean a saving of from $2 to $5 to you.»
Men’s OutIng Suits ‘
consisting of Coats anti Trousers only made from stunning fancy Flan-
nels and rich lrish Homespnns. feather- weight Serges and plain Crash-
es. $6 to $15.
' 1
BOYS‘ TWO-PIECE SUITS
for summer comfort—~41" dress. for play. for the mountains and for the
seaside; they fill the bill for everything. 500 to 83.50.
YACHT CAPS, all styles 480. 759 $1.00, $1.50
Don‘t forget a Straw Hat. and don't wear your old one—no need of It,
when you can buy a fresh one at from 50c to $3.00.,
TRUNKS.
we.
SUIT CASES.
SELLECK 11 PRICE,
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
At Your Service
SLICED BEEF—We continue to lead
in this acticle. We had some about
two weeks since that wasn't up to our
usual standard of excellence. But now
we have a new barrel of fine beef.
Any quantity from So up.
Potatoes are high and It looks as if
they would be higher for a time In the
near future. Wholesale coat to be 50
cents peck in the talk paw. 45c pic;
12c 2 qtn. here for the best.
Buy Wanhburn a Crosby's Flour if
you want the best. Don't think be-
cause it costs 5 or 10 cents more a bag
LORENZO DIBBLE.
elf YouCannot see?“
as well as you should.
5660. B. JACKSON,
THE OPTICIAN.
He will give you perfect vision if such is possible.
No charge for examination.
Matching of lenses. and all repairing done without delay.
”WALL STREET, NORWALK, cona.
It Is cheap. because It will .
two big. .
It is dear.
make mare and better bread.
New stock just in. ,
Fine Florida Plnelpplee, two tor 25
cents. Florida pines are the bent.
New tot Bananas, 20c dos.
Oranges, 25c doz.
We have a nice article in Sliced
Reaches at 10c can. New; just in.
Large new Mackerel, weight from I '
to ll/gI Ibl. 15c each.
Expect to have a good assortment of
fresh vegetables and fruit on Saturday
next. . _
O.
WEbDINa am's’. :7.
We offer the largest and most complete stocks of Sterling Silver in
newest patterns. Ctit Glass in latest designs and cuttings best uallty Bil-'-
1er Plated W.are and Diamond Jewelry in Rings. Biooches et..c‘: but. have
ever been shown in The Norwntks
Notwithstanding the recent advance in Diamonds. as we h vea lam .
stock of clean perfect stones, bought before the advance we 0 or them to
you at old prices and prices that will p rote a good investment. We hnvq n »‘
tomplete optical dephitment at both stores and will give a careful thd sclen- ~
title examination of the eyes without charge.
In our repair department we have only first class workmeift and will -
guarantee the best workmanship at low prices. Diamond setting and on- ‘.
graying while you wait if‘ necessary. .
Expe'rt Watch and clock remitting. " ‘ '
All our work is done In our own shops and under our own supervision.
Calebum & Landonif
THE JEWELERS.
96 Washington St., South Norwalk.
ISRAEL, PROPRIETOR 1
CLOAKS, SUITS AND FINE MILLINERY.
.".'"‘W:.
1 - 3. - -
“3*“? "iii
. 68Washingtor1 Street
14"
GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER A SPECIALTY.
Phone I08.
Gutbiil’s sBridge Fish Market.“
FRESH FISH TODAY. .
SNAPPER BLUES, BUTTER FISH, FLAT FISH, BLUE FISH, WEA
FISH, BONETA MACKEREL PORGIES, LARGE SOFT SHELL ORA
LIVE LOBSTERS AND CLAMS.
ORDERS CALLED FOR AND DE LIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF TH
CITY FREE OF CHARGE. 1
R. J. CUTBILL
mWest End Washington St. Brtiizc;“ ‘ Sonth'N
Small but sweet.
Norwalk Chronicler