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, vited to attend.
(THUESD! ..Y JUNE '23 3933
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Phone l65—5
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Ice Cream that v01:
bill eniovg' eating.
Absolutely Pure.
STRAWBERRY BHORTCAKE
WITH WHIPPED CREAM.
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5! Washington St.
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL I'm
HONORED
IIOOKER' 8 MEMORY.
Elaborate Ceremonies by the State of
Massachusetts in Benton Today.
IIUS'I'UN. June flit—wictubtuntc lion
ore to the nieiuon of Joseph llooker
Mexican War captain and (‘lvil Wni
general commanding the army of the
Potomac were paid today by the State
ol Massachusetts whotluiiiiI-d tiiut f-u
ilIOIIs soldier as her son. A beautiful
equestrian statue. placed upon the
grounds of the State House “as de-
dicntcd with simple ccicuioiiy. Iii
though in paving tribute to tiie distill-
lguisued nillitaty leader. the city of
[Boston joined with thc State. and iii
the great pniude which was It feature
of the Iiiiv sc'oies oi the most diI-itiii-
gulsheil Iiiiliiitiy men of America part
III Illutt‘tl Itllzt‘IIII'l with the II-gtilur
aiIny, royalty and infantry, InnriiII-II
and blue ,lIII-kI-nI from the coast Ilivi
slon ol' the North Atlantic squadron.
I:IIIIt here for tlII day the State will
tin IIIlI-iniis \IlIII seivId witii Hooker,
local liens totes
-Deef, Iron and Wine in fifty cent
pint bottles at the Bridge Pharmacy.
The Unknowns will play the 0. N.
C‘s. Monday morning, on the Concord
street ground.
——-Horse Racing and Baseball at the
Fair Grounds on the Fourth of ..Iuly
A praise sciviI-II will be held in
the West N01 walk it nion t‘luipel Still-
day atteiiioon at 3: .it) o'clotk.
Mrs. S, K. Stanley, of Main stieet,
Noiwalk has gone to llniibury lot a
shall vistt with her sistei, Mis iiaitlel
E. Stevens.
Mrs. ii. ii, llotcliklss and daughter
icrtrudc and Miss Alic'e Seliet-k, llI
Not-walk, still today for Europe and will.
be gone some tiliio.
iIusiI, the Bridgeport baseball play
or, who came to Norwalk several times
last winter with Bridgeport basketball
teams, is playing great ball in left field
for the Detroit. Americans.
Miss iielen V. Folcvaand Miss iI‘lor-
ence McMahon left this morning for
Emmet, Michigan, where they will
spend the greater part of their vaca-
tion, returning by way of Montreal.
At a iiieetlng of the lt‘uneral Direc-
tors‘ Association in New Haven, yes-
terday, D. W, Raymond was elected a
member of the executive committee.
The regatta committee of the Nor-
walk Yacht. Club has arranged the
dates for a. series'of races to be held
over the club courses. The dates of
these races will be announced later.
Archie It= Mead, an old police of-
fender. was arrested yesterday, by tif-
Iiccr Raymond on charges of non sup—
port preferred by his wife. Judge
’i‘uylor sentenced bliii to to days in
jail.
If. i., Rowland. ftll‘lllt:i'iy of Dunbury.
has Itiltt‘ll I: bouillon IIilh lv'oi-‘iIIr
Bios. III III-.Il island. and lllltl moved
his family into the. Old Well cottage,
where he will remain during the sum-
mcr.
Sheriff Sidney it). litiwley, of Bridge
port. has issued a summons to all Ills
deputies to meet at Bridgeport in It
few days and take dinner with him.
The. dinner will be held at the Sea-
side Outing Club there.
Judge Lockwood this morning com-
mitted Frederick ll. Iodwurds to the
county home in Westport avenue. The
boy has not been supported by his
parents and has been living with his
grandmother, Mrs. Frances Daniels, of
Cross street. The boy has become iii-
corriglote and the county home was
deemed the best place for him.
«Very few brands of Cigarl 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. .
Principal Charles Tucker, of Nor-
walk, returned from , nover. N. H..
where he had gone to attend the com
mencement of Dartmouth College. of
which he is a graduate, yesterday af-
ternoon, and was present at the ad-
journed Center District meeting. This
morning he left for Barre, Mass.
where he will join his wife, who is we-
ing her sister,
Sherman Council. It. A.. will meet
tomorrow evening. at which time
there will be several candidates in-
itiated and other vents of interest
to the members. st Grand Regent
Hatfield. of Bridgeport. will be present
and make an address. The members
of PonaSsus Council .have been in-
The meeting is so
near to the date of the anniversary
'of the organization of the council. that
that event will be celebrated.
Foley’s Kidney Cure
nukes ”dam and bladder right.
The regular monthly meeting of the
industrial League will he held Friday
night, at the First Methodist Church.
An invitation has een received by the
League from the mom. Club, to at-
tend lts session on Sunday evening,
at. which time there will be anlecture
by William Blaikie, of New York, on
“How to Get Strong". This subject
is similar to the debate which will be
held by the Industrial League. The
subject for debate is the relative im-
provement made in the health of the
human race in the last. tlfty years by
medicine and by physical culture. The
debate will be beIWeen Dr. W D.
Bean and Physical Director Kraut, of
the Y, M. C. A.
' SUN‘WAS SHINING AGAIN.
Shortly before 1 o'clock today the . I
inhabitants of South Norwalk were
startled by a great light which appear-
ed to come out of the heaven: in the
oouthern part of the sky. There was
consi ernhle inquiry among the young-
ple as to what caused It. Some
thought it was a great. the which made
It so light. but the older residents said
it was what was known on sunlight
year: ago when they were young. They
. . ata‘ed that they could remember days
at a time when this peqillar light had
been seen. Th .Itm uncommon
mim- r w-
there been?”
, drain Interest at 4 per cent. and will
Incantation that
Illlt‘lltlltlH oi the Mt Issue litisI-tl II lIt‘lliIII'
iiicnt t: A it. veicritiisofthe Spanish
Witt and old liosion school regiments.
(loIIIiiioi ilatI-s today occupied his
place as Ioniniaudcr- in chief of the mil-
itaiy forces of tin State while in the
line were Lieutenant-Gcnerul Miles.
General Wesley Merritt, General John
ll. itrooke. General Oliver 0 Howard.
‘ ueral Daniel it}. Sicktes, (Itint'iill AI-
exaiidcr S. Webb. U. S, A. and General
Jushua l.. Chamberlain.
The program of the day included
the unveiling of the monument at it
oclock. the parade starting til 11
o ‘cloc k and the formal dedicatoiy exci-
, cises in Methatilcs Hall at 7 o'clock p
m.. whole the oration was to be dtIliI
cred by Brigadier-tlI-iiernl (‘liai‘les P.
Millitlt'kS. of Portland. Maine. The
I State and city departments suspended
,‘business, many firms closed thcii
slums and the. day was a geiieiitl lioli
dIiy. iiostoii has nevei seen It gr'eatI-i
mililaiy spcttacle than that of today
l'l‘iIII streets Ivoie tiiiougI-d. liIIc'oIa
‘ tioiis \I'I-rc Iiioi'tise 'l liII weather was
Iloutlv with raw noitheast wind.
The unveiling exercises were very
brief. opening with a selection by a
band, Pt'iiyei' was otTereIl by the chap-
lttiii iu the Union army.
i.ieittclient-Goveriior (.‘Iirlis Guild,
.ii'., in behalf of the committee of the
executive council. turned over the
Hooker memorial to the. state. Master
Joseph Hooker Wood, grand nephew
of General Hooker. pulled the cord
which released the veil and as the
curtain t’cll, lititterv A. stationed on
the Common. fired a major geiII-rail‘s
salute of thirteen guns. iovct'nor
ilatcs accepted the custody of the sta-
tue for the commonwealth. 'l‘iic exer-
rises closed with music and II bI'IneIli‘r
tioii.
KILLED DY PASSENGER TRAIN
Two Men Dead and Two injured at ,
Leomlnster. Mass. Today.
lIII‘IthlN "i |",lt Moss, June '2') — ”I \\t‘
men we re iIiliI d and too wciII liijuicd
b_\ being run down by mi east bound
InisreiigI-r while :It \Ioil. on the tr. irl. ,
of the iioston and Maine Railroad.
iI‘iiI-iiburg division at llI-I'by , liridgc.
‘wo miles and a half east of NIIl‘lIt
i.I-I.iIIIlIister today. The dead:
Robert Martin, it? years old, married.
Il' North lIIIIIIiiiiistci'.
Patrick hinguirc. ‘23 years old, llllI
.iIIIIi‘iIId, (if lI‘itcliIllIi‘g.
The injured:
’l‘wo itzilittus, names unknown, slintii
tiers crushed and legs broken.
The men were section hands and
were at work on It sharp curve in II
dccp cut. The men got out of the
way of a westbound train on the othet
track when they were struck by tliI
eastbound passenger train
KILLED AT LARCHMONT.
Three Men Tried to Board Freight
Train—Two Struck by an Express.
NE w Y ()lth’, Iltiiic '25~-()ue man n.1,:
killed and another seriously llljl‘llt‘tl
yesterday by the eastbound Pittstleid
express train on the New liaveu road
at iIarchmont. A third man ran away
anti there is no clue to the identifica-
tion of me victim. The. men were
boarding a freight train when the ex-
press swung around a curve and struck
the three men before they could get
out of the way.
CHICHIITII I ENGLISH
[ENNVfilllhis filial-3
IAFI. AII IRIIINI lullol. ukllrur in
mama TER'S Llhlll
Ilr RID Ind Gold metallic“ haul. Luv-led
with blue ribbon Tole no other Rem-u
Doom-I Substitutions ud lulla-
tlo-n. Buy of your brunt-I. or and 4.. ll
““f‘; r Partial-n. Tanganfllulou
m It’ll-I‘ll“. 100d"!!! Twit-intuit; 3.1:: by
run It: gin .- 0
”who". I I‘ll". PHILL. 1'2
Fireworks
The boot assortment at
the lowest prices In town.
COLEMAN’S
news ROOM.
to North Main St, 80. Norwatk.
Agent for A; G. Spaulding's
Baseball Goods.
. ‘ III
| , III
If you would own your own home.
you must. love a part of your earnings.
Your savings deposited in the savings
department
TI-II OOUTH NORWALK g
shew country i
w"
willton-
nlnw-v- n...— __,
OUR GREAT GUARANTEE' SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK.
We Clothe Boys Well For
Vacation.
Just think what the average boy has to go through in
vacation. And III/lure In goes his clothes go too. «except in
swimming. l
One 0/ our tough- -wearlng suits and an erlra pair of
pants ought to see him throuqlz all right. We' .rieruer saw
better made or Stronger suits for boys than we bane here.
And lhcpriccs are about what you [I'm] ladder! to the, ordi-
nary 'lbear-out-qui'c/I .Im'ts.
Two-pic'ccand Narfullt suits for boys from 6 to 16.
made of thoroughly tested fabrics for the hardest kind 0/
serbt'ce, $3 to $ 6.
Three-piece suits of the same good cloths, $4 to $8.
Long-trousers suits for big boys, made as near wear-
proof as can be, yet with the snappy style young fellows
demand $5 to $13 50.
Sailor and Russian blouse suits for little fellows. $ 3 to
6; and natty little Iwaslz suits 50c to .5 I .50.
Separate pants, 25c to $1; wash pants, 25c;
waists, 25c to $1.
' Everything else boys them but shoes.
Iwasb
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SOUTH NORWALK.
Tet. Call, 32-2.
NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 44-4.
The Chief
'i-Saratoga Water:-
A Superior Table
and Drinking Water.
150 Bottle.
5c for battle when returned
at the
Clifford Piiarmacu
PHONE 15-1.
mm
TODAY lN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a, ni.——'i‘he.re
was an upward swing of prices of rail-
road stocks at the opening which av-
eraged it small fraction. Denver at
Itlo Graude rose iii... Chicago Terminal
preferred 1‘ ,4 and Southern Pacific 5%.
(olot ado li‘uel ran off lVI anti some of
the other metal stocks declined a slight
fraction. The trading was very dull.
WALL STREET. it a. ln.——\VIIM.
little iuiproveiucnt there was at the
opening was soon sacrificed. Prices
:iguin hardened bill the market did
not iioid, heavy sales of Pennsylvania
carrying the list (1‘)“l‘“lll(!l"lll'ls'\'l‘
\‘aiiiu liiI-t support at lZJ {III and be—
came IIIIII
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private Wire or nia-
ples ti Goldscliinldt. thuntuission liro
ARE YOU SATISFIED
with the grain and feed you buy? Do you ptit up with
the treatment you receive without saying anything, though
you feel like it? If not, we want your bllSIIlt‘Ss because
we offer you buy. groin, feed, etc._ that are the best ob~
tilitmblc Iiiiyth-rc. You can depend down to a certainty
on receiving fi'oiii its precisely what. you orderwno (loc-
toriiig of g'oods «no substitution. These are a few of the
large, weighty reasons why we want your business and
why you need our service.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN. "‘ "‘
MANUEL T. HATCH.
GRADURTION PHOTOGRKPHS
In all tho Late-t Sty ea
ART PORTRAITS in PLATINUM.
of special work now
NEW DISPLAY on exhibition.
E. M. JACKSON.
Sittings by appotntment 53 Wall Street. Norwalk.
3 or to to l2 m.; 2 to lo p. m Oppooito Hotel.
I
I
Lérmlfirléfimz‘n%
IXU LII—‘1‘
Kodaks and Cameras
Also, large line of fresh supplles at
WILLIAM P. BEERS
Photographic Supplies
49 WALL STREET. NORWALK. CONN.
In. 0. HOW ES
Recently head operator for Siege] & Copper and The Hall Studios.
New York City will be in charge for the summer. of my Studio.
First quality work guaranteed.
LEWIS. 11 Main Strut.- Norwalk.
MISTY VISION
Comes with advancing years. but can be cleared by properly fitted glasses.
Spectacles are our specialty. When we fit them they giIe satisfaction.
HOMER B. ',HOYT REFRAGTINO OPTICIAN,
Room 9 United Bank Building, South Norwnlk, boon.
Office hours 8 to 11: 45; 12: 45 to 6:30. Saturday evenings, 'I-D.
Special Appointments at convenience of patrons.
Coal
Na. 2 Nut delivered at 55. 00 pm
ton. All other sizes In slack at
$6. 25 delivered.
RAYMOND Enos.
POTON POINT"
HOTEL and RESTAURANT
Under New Management
OHORE DINNERO, OLAMBAKES, ETO. It p0pular priced.
"Expat-atom nearly mt” day: . .
Danplpg, Good 94th IpopIIl hm. doliy.‘ ‘
min-momma
In
fore. ” These Tablets improve the ap-
iIIIrs, Swui'tz & Corbett Block, South
Norwalk:
()peii lll'rh lIoIv tztlo
Amal. (‘oppI-I hill/L- Ill-"II 533,. 5:I-"~.‘.
Am. I‘. a 1“,, ::.'.I Jail 3m. 35!.
American ice, 7‘}. 7% 7% 73-.
Am, Smelt, 315;. 435$. 43%; 43‘};
Am. Sugar, IIII‘.‘ lint... littii'4 list/I
A T & S Fe, till titi'; 6W4 dill!“
AT. &b l“. pf. 93% 9315/4 Elli-X. 931/:
Ball, & Ohio 85 it?» 84%, 845’.
Bklyii. it. 'I‘.. {Isl/2 5574.- .‘mitt. 55h;
Ches, & Ohio. 37% 37% 37% 3th;
chi. & N. Iv, III-y. lit-'8. mg. 18%
(‘. M. It} St. P. 150% 150-?” 15.0 15011;;
tel. F. It: 1., on no III-'5. III-t.
Col. South, 177;. 1737,} ltié l’II/g
(ionsoi. Gas. in: 192 i592 192
Eric, 3'.’ .12 in 32 521/.
l-Jric. lst pfd., 652i; 665 6.3% om.
ill, (‘eiiit‘aL 111:: not 132-». 3::
Lou, K'. Nasli,, tint... lion. toil-"I; iltl
Manhattan, Iii; lilti‘fi lIII‘I ism/2
Mex. (‘IIiItrItl_ 2i“; ‘2] ii, ill-"f. 2i”.
Mo. Pacific. ltlfl'g ltl-‘l'd. low; 102-”
N. Y. Central, wit-5;. tun-“e... 21.11... 126%
Nori’, & West, dill/,5 ti‘1‘ 2;. titli‘ tl'ln'i ;
tltit. KIWI-st, 347“ 25 Si?“ '37
Penn, R, it, iii I? 211‘..- lid-1;.
People's GIis_ iii-l till 973’ as
Reading. till; 41”. Wk tit
llead.‘ isl pfd., X: K": ‘4‘.’ 3‘:
actual. SII-I-i. l-l-‘i‘ II-‘I‘. lit; .tn'.
ltock island, fiiii 2;: 3‘2-",‘ 33";-
ltilllltcl‘ Hoods 2‘3" '32“ 232% 2.”;
Son. Pacific. 4m; 48qu IS with
Sou. liy. (‘on Ell-"v4 '22:“, 23V; 23!;-
Soti. lid. pfd.. 87% 87V; XIII," it'll:-
'i‘euu. t‘, 8: i,, 5] Si Si Si
Texas Pacific. 281; 23%, 28% 281,;
Union Pacific, so not, 'I’IITI. not,
tin, Pac. pfd., its 83 88 as
U. S. Len, pfd., st RI still: 84
it. s. It. a 0, tap; into 1515,. 15%
II', S. Steel. “Slit; 30 29% 2!“.
U. S. Steel pfd. 79154 797,. 793;. lit-'9.
Wabaslr :3 t ‘4 L‘ t in :H I... 2414;
Wabash pfd., ~I-i It'd 436;. III
M'lseou. Cent, 2M; 2o». L'tl‘gl 20%
MORE ABOUT THAT DANCE.
As vice-president of the Jovial Club
i wish to contradict the statements
made iti both Tuesday and \\'cdnesdny
night's Sentinel. namely that the
dance given at Rotou Point last night
was given by the .lovial Club. it was
given by six young ladies of The Nor-
walks. This statement is made in
justice to both the .lovinl Chili and the
young ladies who gave the dance.
_. HARRIET II. IIARIGAN.
Vice-President Jovlal Club.
South Norwalk. June 24, 1903.
WARSHIPS SAIL FOR AZORES.
NII‘W YORK, June "5—'Ihe United
States battleships Alabama. illinois
and Massachusetts and the cruiser
Brooklyn, accompanied by the steam
tender Mayflower, passed out Sandy
Hook this morning, bound for the
Acres for the summer manoeuvres,
HAMILTON COLLEGE IHONORS.
ROME, N. Y., June 25—Haniilton
College today conferred the degree of
Doctor of Laws upon the Honorable
Luke Edward Wright. of the Philip-
pine Commission, and William Whit-
ing, of Hot oke, MasSachusetts. Other
degrees flinferred numbered sixty-
nine.
STOMACH TROUBLES.
Twenty-five Cento Properly invested
Does More Good than $500 Spent
For Medicine and Doctor Bills.
There is nothing that so utterly dis-
courages It man as a disordered stom-
ach. He cannot possibly comprehend
that a. few doses of the right medicine
will put him on the right road‘ to a.
complete recovery. Mr Samuel Bay-
er of Folsom, Iowa says, f‘After noc-
toring for about twelve- years and
spending nearly 8500. 00 for medicine
and doctors’ feel, I purchased for my
wife a box of Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets which did her so
much good that she continued to use
them and they have do e her more
good than all the mediciad bought be-
petite, strengthen the digestion and
regulate the bowels. Increased
strength and vigor follows and the
patient is soon on well as ever. Price
25 cents per box. For sale by Stilloon-
Poweil Corp. Baxter Pharmacy and
Clifford Pharmacy ”
A propnrntlon which to "commend-
ed by physicians in our "Untouik."
Particularly adopted to percent uninh-
Iod by licknou or dobltlty. Invigor.
am um. .oyotom. Acceptable in the
00.
You Can
Get a Reputation
for being one of the best dressed men in town. and yet it won't. out you
llllltli money if yoti go about it in the right way. i'
It's merely a question of what kind of clothes to buy. and where.“
buy them; and right here we come in strong. Uf you will let Ill provide
for you. your best friends won't know but what your suite nreinado ol- ,
pecially to your measure. yet the cost to you will he exceedinglylmall.
We can prove this whenever you will take time to visit this store, and it
wont take much time either.
The following ‘dle good exafiples of our offeringl:
Men’ 5 Light- Weight Sack Suits
made from snappy fancy (‘ bevlots, (innaiinercs and Worsteds, Blue 86h.
gcs, tiiid black and blue (‘lievlotI-I, tiio very latest shapes, StiJ'ItlIa '18.
Each price will mean a saving of from 82 to $5 to you. 1.
Men’s Outing Suits
consisting of Coats and Trousers only, made from stunning fancy Flan-
ncls and rich irlsh iioniespuna, feather- weight Bergen and plain th-‘I
cs, 36 to $15.
BOYS' TWO-PIECE sUiTs ‘ ' ' " 5 ‘1
for summer comfort—for dress, for play. for the mountains and for the
seaside; they fill the bill for everything, 50c to 83.50.
YACHT CAPS. all styles 48c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50.
w, " ‘ "
Don't forget a Straw Hat, and don't wear your old one—~no need-of it,
when you can btiy ll fresh one at from idle to $3.00.
TRUNKS. SUIT CASES.
SELLECK 3. PRICE.
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
At Your Service
SLICED BEEF—We continue to lead
in this acticie. 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 5:: up.
Potatoes are high and it looks as if
they would be higher for a time in the
near future. Wholesale cost to be 50
cents peck is the talk n0w. 45c pk.;
12c 2 qts. here for the best.
Buy Washburn d. Crosby's Flour If
you want the best. Don't think be-
cause it costs 5 or 10 cents more a bag
LORENZO DIBBLE
W”
If You Cannot See
us well as you should.
SeeO. B. JACKSON,
I THE OPTICIAN. _
He will give you perfect vision if such is possible. '
No charge for examination. .
Matching of lenses, anti all repairing done without delay.
68 WALL STREET, NORWALK, CONN. _
I‘.
because It will
road. we bag.
it is dear. it to cite:
make more and better
New stock just in. .'
Fine Florida Pineapplol, two for 25
cents. Florida pinql are the but.
New lot Banana. 20c dot. ’
Oranges, 25c doz. Small but mot.
We have a nice article in Sliced .
Peaches at 10c can. New: just in.
Large new Mackerel. weight from 1
to 1'4, lbs, 15¢ each. '
Expect to have a good assortment of, _
fresh vegetables and fruit on ‘Batdrdl'y
next
i .
_.,.. _. -,___~_.__ M“,
WEDDING GIFTS
We otter the largest and most complete stocks of Sterling Silver ll
newest patterns Cut (‘lass in latest designs and cuttings. best duality Bil-
Ver Plated Ware. and Diamond Jewelry in Rings, Brooches etc" that have
ever been shown in The Norwaiks.
Notwithstanding the recent advance in Diamonds. as we have n it!“ ‘
stock of clean, perfect stones, bought before the advance, we offer, than w ,,,‘
you at old prices, and prices that will prove a good investment. We hove-h H
complete optical department at both stores and Will give a careful and scion '
tific examination of the eyes without charge. It;
in our repair department we have only first class workmen. and vi .
guarantee the best workmanship at low prices. Diamond setting and on-
graving while you wait if necessary. ‘ 2,, I. I
Expert watch and clock repairing.
All our work is done in our own shops and under our own supglllon.
Caleburn & Lauder, 95;
THE JEWELERS. ‘ . i "”"I
96 Washington St, South Norwatk. 3 Main attach Nomik.
The Fair Cloak and Furl
ISRAEL, PROPRIETOR
CLOAKS, SUITS AND FINE MILLINERY. f '3
GARMENTB MADE TO ORDER A SPECIALTY. “ ' .‘t’.
FRESH FISH TODAY. I i A
BNAPPER ‘BLut-zs, BUTTER FISH FLAT Fist-I. BLUE Fiona"
F‘isI-I. BONETA MACKEREL, Pennies, use: SOFT SHELL "i
LIVE Loas'rzns mo cLAMs. , .
ORDERS CALLED FOR AND DE LIVERED TO ALL PARTS d!
CITY FREE OF CHARGE.
Norwalk Chronicler