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FRIDAY. ocrf 30, In...
(I AT'I‘I LANE’S D-
Phone l65-5
moumm
Fresh
Homemade
Candles
«oouommwmomo
.51 Washington St.
.ucailenslotes.
The trolley company Is putting up a
number new poles In South Main
street.
~Cc|ery, 5c root. F. D. L. & Co.
Amzi Waters, Charles E. TI'lstram
and Charles E. Johnson started out this
morning on a fishing expedition.
——Winler Caps. winter caps, O‘Brien.
Good meats at a small cost at the
Public Market. Read the ad. A few
of their money savers are. given.
«Native Spring Chickens. 16c.
ilayes.’
ira Hoyt. of Derby,
Sterling Opera House,
rather. Mortimer Hoyt,
unlit.
A’I‘IipII IIIIIl l’igs' Feet, SclIIIIIIlI‘s.
'i'lIc Huston Store is showing a most
cunIplIIc line of tIp-to-dute ready to
lb.
IIIanugIIr oI' the
is visiting his
in South Nor-
,.. «Hp ' jail.
l LIIIIIIIr iiyxlIIIe went ducking last
night and secured one line specimen.
\ ictor W. Ferris who has been con
fined to his home for several days is
out again.
Mrs. Daniel SiIIIIIiIIIII. who had all
one IaIloII |i(“'"‘lllillllt It on hr “)0 by in.
3 'i'IIr',IIIII some time ago. III the Not-
‘II'IIllI IIIIIpitIIl. hit (in lllhlllltllilli II
leIIIIII.
LIIIIIII I‘IIII‘IIIII l'c IIyI: iI IIIIII IIIIIIIII. lil
NOIwullt. is enjoying II day s \acation.
thIh ho is spending on II hunting trip.
'SIIIIIItituIe i. W. GIIII-IIIIIIIIII III taking
his plnII- lot the day.
MIs. J-uIIIIs lluIlI- Iy who IoI the post
war has been teaming lII Quint! illl :'-III
Illlv‘. IIIoIeIl yI-stIIIdIIy. III .iaIIII-stowIL
N. Y.. when- she will [in in IIIII III
Itii1+.
Mrs. llIllIlI3l \\'III'.Il III South Main
stIIIeI w: ls IIIIIIIIIII- III IIII :It the ,zs‘I3 I. II
roIII liospllIl. by in .IIIIIII IiuIIIoItlIII.
III I'I3 II days and The IIpIIIIItiIIII was It
ver _I sIIIioIIs one, She is getting along
as VIIll as can be eprII ted
Miss Laura Pollard, of WIIInipauk.
was VII-'Iy sucttsst'uily mounted on for
appI-udititis. ytstorday IIt‘teInoon the
opeiation being peIiormIId by Dr. \IiI-
llum J. Trace), us- istctt by His. ilitIlI.
(",Utk BIIkeI and IiIIgIIII. the patient
is doing nlI-IIlI today. Wllltll will be
good news to her many friends.
TESTIMONY IN CZAJA CASE.
Some of Jazabok’s Actions on the Day
Murdered Woman Was Buried.
MliiiiiIlIl’i'OWN, III-IIIIII-II 30ml“ IIIs~
tifying for the defence In the trial (It
dcr of Mrs. Mary (‘I..Ija. a for'mel
boarder at the (‘cuju house. W. Sajck.
said that on the day of the IIIIII-I-III III
the mlllilH ed woman, he saw Jazabek
turn the head of the coIpse in the I-otiiu
so that some of the unions pIIIIpiII
,‘niI also saw lazabI-k put II pIIIyei
hook into (in hand III the III Id IIIIIIIIIII
in the coilin. 'i‘iIis IIIstitIIoIII II III I-oI- !
IIIlmnch by John iiogdan who was
also present at the I'IIIIIral. iiogdan
Ivear goods. itead the ad. and Sit the
specials announced f0I SatuIdIII.
i‘he diIorI-e case of Wted vs. \'l ccdi
came up in the Supciiot Coutt, in;
Bridgeport. this morning. and an Index l
was issued for a rejoinder within one
week.
~Speciai values in golf and cash-
mere gloves. Hosiery and underwear
a specialty. Everything IIII the fall
season now on sale at M. Smith Iii.
C 0.
Initial stile of warm underwear at
liislcp's. if you buy from these lots
you can assure yourself of some very
special bargains. See ad. for prices for
this sale.
—’l‘oque.~:. Toqucs. Tonnes, O'ilrien's.
A I'cw carioads of m w goods have ar-
l'l\'(1l at the l'IIItI‘Il Grocery Co's store,
and to make room for this stet-it they
are offering a great many specials for
Saturday, Read their ad, which ap-
pears on page four.
II'III! opening of lino I'uI-s at ’i‘rlsiram
I‘x llyilllh. IIIII III3I3 IIIviII3Il to make
It critical Ixamlnatiou of ”use gar-
ments. l’IIIIIIIImlIt‘Ir this. reliable liI'III
stands hack of every piece of for they
st-ll with a full guarantee.
[letter try some of the coffee for
sale at illt: New York Grocery Com-
pany's store. it is only thirty cents a
pound. and is delicious Read thtI ad”
Ior theIe is a list of bargains given
that may be advantageous to Iou
~Celeiy. 5c. root. F. D. L. & Co.
The case of Hanlon iiroIncrs Vs.
Willis S. l'psou. will be. tried in [in
town court. tomorrow. before Judge
Taylor. The suit is for $15. and for six
.dozen one—halt pound tins of baking
‘ powder. Walsh & Hubbeii for Human
Brotehrs, and AttiIur W. Upsou, fOI
Willis H. Upson.
H. L, Despurd, lI}. Andrews. H. J.
Monnhan, W. D. Parks, \‘I', L. (leer, ll,
R. Hack. H, it. Conklin, J. E, Searies,
New York; H. S. lit-ainci‘tl. R, H.
Soule, New Haven; J, W. lliigemau
:‘ort Wayne. lndluna: H. 1. Hanson. lI.‘
O’,Brlen F. SKimhaII. I.. A Hog.
and last night. at theetaoinnnnetaoio
era, Boston, were guests yesterday
and last night. at the Hotel Clifford
—~Umbreilas_ Canes. O‘Brien‘s.
The death of Mrs. Booth-Tucker a!
as a result of a railway accident on the
Atchison. Topeka & Sante Fe, line, east
of Kansas City, is a and event. She
was an indefatigable worker in the
Salvation Army cause, Attention has
recently been drawn to the overcrowd-
ed condition of the Atchison line be-
tween Chicago and Kansas City, The
company has had more traffic than it
could safely or conveniently handle.
A number of the members of Com-
pany D will go to Brooklyn this even-
ing and attend the review of the Thir-
tcenlh Reglment, New York National
Guard. of which George D Russell,
one of the proprietors of the Hotel
Norwalk ls lieutenant colonel. The
party will include Captain Howard
J. Bloomer, Lieutenant Edward P
Weed, George L. Woodward. LoulsW.
Leonard Albert Mossrnan, DI Cun-
ningbam. quartermnster sergeant of
the regiment. will also be a member of
the D pll'ty.
—ane you seen the choice line of
dress hats at M C, Smith & Co's, also
children's ready-lowest hats 75c.
. .e fire that took place In the the
tory of Walhtser A, Dmyor. at South
waalk. Conn. canned a delay of only
four days In the finishing department.
The Volt Hat Co. kindly offered them
the use of eight or ten inthos. Owing
to Walhlm; & Dreyer,’o complete an
lem of keeping an Inventory at their
stock the Mexico adjusters had no
trouble In rimming their loss. sad
it was quickly mooted enabling them
to put their flulull: room In ordbr III
sho $11,116..“- ,benotedtbnlthe
fire in the making depart-
ment of A. A. Hodshon & Co.. which
adjoins Wslhlser t Dreyor's factory.
It was caused by an explosion of their
alcohol madman-American Hatter.
Stop llIat Cough
I on 0111-" W ' ‘
added that he saw .iazabek praying in
the (IjIIza house, on the day of the
tunernl HogIlaII usIIl IlII unIlII‘.ella
II lIII lI had blood spots on the handle,
on the day of tilt lunciui He said it
was handed to him at the (lzaju house.
by Mrs. Czaja's brother.
Katherine Marcyzk, who lived at the \
Kilt-h house. near tlIIIt‘zaju house, tes-
tified that about it) or itlztlo o'clock on
the ion noon ot the day of the mIIItitII‘
she saw a man and woman walking
tapidly awIII from the (‘zajn‘s house.
the limit being 1 little in admin e or his
companion. Witness tIstItieIl that her
attention was called to the couple by
Mrs. Kilt II and that she saw them IIoII;
the kitchen window of the Kli ch
house. The witness said she thought
Jazabok was II good man. She testi-
fied further that she was present III II
conveisatlon littween Mrs. KllI-h up}
Mr. Cross, of Hartford. and heard the
latter say that he did not III-IIIc-IIIIIIII
tho II'oloI oi the shirt he sold to .lIIzn—
lit’k, but that he did IIIIIIenIiIIII the
mice As a witness tor the state, MI.
tiiuss lltlll pII \iou |_I lIlIIIttiIiIId II I:‘iIiIt
shown in until as on.» ht- sold JIIza
lit‘k.
BURNHAM IS DISAPPOINTED.
Expected That His $5,000 Would be Re-
covered Before This.
HARTFORD, tit-t. 30.-—Gcorge
lluI‘uiIIIIII, of 1H; Kenyon stI‘eI-I. who was
buncoI-d (mi of $.‘..IiIIIi Monday. by [“0
confidence men, has been set-II by a
limes tepoilcr \Ihcn int'.ormel by
the police that they had heard n: IilIiu;
of the showers. MI lluiuham w a. d;.
appointed. and nuns gathered lil his
.IyIIs. ’i‘hII reporI'lII upproIII lied to III
{or a few theeting words to the I3ll ‘l.'
citizen. Mt. liIIInlIIInI brokI IioI'. II
.3IIImpictIly. and lit‘l\'\'I't'll violent ,solw
exclaimed: -
"i feel that i am It disgraced man~
disgraced by the stories circulated that
E lost my money playing cards. 1 have
not touched II card in forty years. (in.
it is so hard to have to hear such sus-
picions especially when one is a
stranger in the city. i tell you. t‘rank-
ly, my friend. i haven‘t slept II wink
since the day i lost the money. Those
men planned a deep 3Ihetne on me. in
which my usual honesty IIIIs IIIIIIIIIlv
u‘.
taken aIlInnlaI_II '.of but tiIIII would
lIaIe lost. at that, ii‘ ‘lliooks' hadn't
deprived me of my right senses, by
means of a ‘Iloped‘ ( itnr. which i smok-
ed to ashes. and 'llrooks" hypnotic in-
fluence. They do these things. you
know."
Mr. Burnham has received a number
of letters from sympathetic friends.
to Cent Sheet ”0510
SATURDAY AND MONDAY.
Mansion of Aching Hearts. 1'” Be
Your Rainbow, A Signal Front Mars,
Arizona. The Midnight Fiyer, Anona.
Laughing Water.
.—
Coleman’s
10 North Main Street, South Norwaik.
Agent for A. O. Oplulding' s Baseball
andeporting Geode.
YOUNG MIN
Albert Jazabek, IlIaIgIId with the mur- .
I INCL? ‘I."
looking.
Don't you want that kind?
a garment.
might see the wounds in the neck Sn '
should loos-Ins themselves with of».
fleet business methods. All ml
with the SOUTH NORWALK ‘rags‘r,
co. m”?‘"’"" of all ‘ 9"“ng
SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 32-2.
Our Great Guarantee: Satisfaction or Money Back.
Underweerf hat Fits.
Cold-weather comfort rests first of all upon Underwear
that fits. No rest or comfort for the man in underwear that
bunches and hunches and crawls up his back when III: isn‘t
i
if the tiplIt lIinIl cost more there would be CI: case for dis-
conilt';Irt but it Ilocsnt cost any more to be comiottablc
have IIIIchwcar at each pllcellldt will in you as it should.
Medium and heavy weight wears in balbriggan.sof1.mer-
ino. mixed wool and cotton and pure wool. from sec. to $2.50
And Gloves—for work, for dress and for every- day wear.
Tan street Gloves at $1 and $1. 50; strong work gloves. 25c.
to $1. 00; dressed and undressed Kid Gloves, $1.00 to $I. 50.
Yes. and Knit Gloves and Mittens for boys. from 25c. up.
Warm head-to-foot wears for men and boys.
Tel. Call. 44-4.
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We
will
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NORWALK.
SOU l‘li “NORWALK. EVENING SEN'HNEL
i
l ‘.
Violet Toilet Soap
101: FOR A BOX OF 3 CAKES.
\
A full line of Toilet Soaps, all
kinds and prices, at the
Clifford Pharmacu
PHONE 16-2.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL S'i‘lllI‘lI‘I'i . ltiziti a. m.—Opcn-
ing prices of stocks were inclined to
follow the downward tendency of the
London market, although the depres-
,sion in London was due to fears of
Igold exports to New York. Changes
[were small in all cases and United
States Steel and AIIIIIlgamatIIIl Copper
hardened a shade.
WALL STREET, 1] a. m.—»Liquida‘
tion of the minor specialties in the ab-
sence of any sustaining demand forced
prices gradually downward. but there.
was no pressure of consequence against
the llt'lth‘ stocks. The general mar-
kIII did not get far away from yester-
day‘s closing prices and speculation bI-I-
I-IIbII exceedingly mm as soon as the div
i'erings IIIIIIsI-Il. international l'oIvIIr
IlIclitII-Il l7... llIIpulIliI- Steel pfd. 23;
l’resscd StIIII (‘III' pill. in; Kansas &
to get better acquainted with.
the people asking their patronage.
builded on a firm foundation of honest grain at fair prices
We ask a fair share of profits for ourselvesmo more. We
want your custom now,
get ncquaiIIted.
methods.
BUY OATS THAT‘S CLEAN.
We have a storekceping principle we would like yoa
it's a business "character"
we've built during the twelve years we have been before
Our business has been
and we want it ill the future. and
if fair dealing counts for anything we will get it “In. Lot's
it won‘t cost you anything to learn our
writing Paper.
5c 3 box and upvvards
,WILLIAM P. BEERS,
BOOKSELLER, STATIC NER AND ENGRAVER.
6 South Main street,
South Norwalk.
days 10 a. m..
Lewis‘ Popular Priced Photograph Studio.
u Main Street. Not-wills.
Personal attention given all sittings. from 10 a. m, to 4 p in. Sun-
to 1:30 p. m. Cbildrens photographs a specialty.
PHOTOGRAPHS
of Rh.
CHILDREN
chauld now be‘mads.
—DO NOT DELAY—
it is to o risky.
HEALTH PH OTOGRAPHS
are the but. .
J ACKSON’S STUDIO.
Low PRICES.
Opposite Hotel Norwslk
NEW STYLES.
53 Wall Street.
OCTOBER IS THE MONTH
It Is neither too early nor too late. {or my services.
HOMER B. HOi’T. Refraction Optician,
South Norwslk, Conn.
Saturday evenings, 7- 9.
Room 9 United Bank Building,
Office hours 8 to 11: 45:. 12: 45 to 6: 45.
Special Appointments at convenie ace of patron.
YOU ARE PAID A SALARY-
for rendition of service—how much salary depends upon how much service.
Graduates of this college are well compensated—they give proficient ser-
Their “know how" come from their being associated with us. We oer-
Ask us more about our methods either by
vice.
tainiy have a national reputation.
mail. 'phone or letter. \
The Brown Business. College”
George ..l Sort-in. Prooldpn‘t,
UNITED BANK DUN-DINO. SOUTH NOR—WU LK.‘ CONN
All Other Batu in 31:66
. Kora, Swartz a Corbett Block, South
Norwalk:
Open. High. Low. 1:30.
, .\l‘lllll. t‘op.. 3st. 3843;. 37 . 37'3‘.
,' .v\, (‘. K: P, (11)., lily; tsp; lilli 11”.;
Am, LoI3o.. i313 1317‘ ii iii
AIII. SnII.Iit.. I233 iL’I’III '_
‘ Am, Sugar, lil‘fi. ill-I.
' A. 'l‘. 6': S, lI‘,, the}, ll'l'n
A, 'i‘. 11': S. F, p, no no
iliIlt. d’t Ohio, Ti“). 74"...
liklyu ll. T., 3-133. 343.
(‘lIes. S: Ohio, 29% 293..
Ch. (it, West, 15 1:.
If. M. II'; S.I’..1:Isliy llisil,‘ . -
(‘01. F, (it L, :ii iii 3] 31
Con. Gas, 17:7..- ll37x1i0 II
Eric. “.17 l... 271... 27 27
Eric lst. pf., 66!. IIIILI 661,, out;
(.en. ElIIc. MRI»; Hill-I. 1481/: 148%
Ill. (‘ential 13] 131 1301/. 13013,
Lou. & Nusli., 100% 10014; till) 100
Manhattan, ism. 135 134% 135
Met. SI. liy., Iona; 109% 109 109
49 w:::;:|:a‘r Mex, Cent. ll”: 9“; 9% 9%
M. K. & T.. pt., 35b. .‘lol.’ 35’.‘ 35V.
" Mo. Pacific. 907... Sim, lion. 91
' N. [Contra], 118% 118% 118‘s; 1181/;
' Nor..& \VIIst.,51i‘/«_. Tail/5; III-II 56%
. Ont, & West._ 20!... 20!... 20'... 205.,- ‘
‘ l’IIc. Mail, 20%, to“, 20:35, 20%.
Penn, it, it, 1195,. lib-'I. 1191,; 119-33
. l’res. S. Car, 27‘s,, 23 27%. L'?
I, Reading, 141i, ’I.". 44% 447..
‘. Hep. Steel, 7-}; 74%;, 7% 7,
. ilock island, 25 2?. 241/; 247...
South. Pac.. 42 42 11% 42
So. Ry. Co.. 181-3 181/; 18 18
So, Ry. Co.. FL. 74% 71% 741.5; Til/I5
’l‘cun C. &l 28% 28% 28 28%
Texas l’ac., 2.31/3 23% 23V; 23%
Palm Pac. Til); 'il-‘VI 713'}... 71%
tin. Pac. pf.. 7.37... so 857... 86
U. S, Leather, 774. 77.. 7% 'I'I‘iI
U. S. R. Ii: 0.. 5 I'. 5 5
U. S, Steel. 13%; 13% 131/. 13%
ll. S. ,Stel, pf.. 591,5 59% 58%. 58%
Wabash, 19%; 19% 1914. 19%
Wabash. pf_, 327... 32a. 32% 3274;
West .Un,Tei. .J 83 83 83
Wis. Cent., 16'1‘, 161,4; 161,4; 16%
Texas pfd. l, and l'IIitIIIl States Steel
Md. 15.. Minneapolis. St. Paul and
Sault StI Marie pi‘d. dropped I points.
WALL S’l‘ithlI'l‘. Noou- Prices hurd-
l‘lli.‘tl slightly. but the trading was very
apathetic. ltIIpulIiiI: SIIIIIl ralliad a
point. illiIIois Central deciiucd 1‘...
and Twin City Rapid Transit a poinl.
ilonds were Irregular.
WALL S'i‘RICE'l'. l p. In.—~ModIIratII
purchases of IiIIIl ocai traction stocks
aroused some slight speculative inter-
est at .‘Iihcr points. but the improve
meat in the standard stocks was small.
Western stocks. recovered to yester-
day‘s linal prices, and then became no-
glccted. Metropolitan Street Railway.
Manhattan and Smeiting gained 1 a
lid. while. National Lead fell oil about
us much.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wtre 01’ ms-
ples c Goldschmiot, Commission Bro—
TO BE NO CUT IN WAGES.
NEW YORK, October 30—The fol~
lowing statement was made today, by
an ofllcial of the United States Steel
Corporation. outlining the company‘s
policy as to prices for products and
wages of employes:“1‘here will be no
cut In prices. Rates will be maintain-
ed. As for the matter of wages, that
has not been considered. save in an in-
formal way. At any rate. no changes
of this kind are likely before the new
year. The matters now under discus—
sion by heads of the subsidiary com-
panies are almost altogether of a rou-
tine character. thongh considerable
thought is being given to economy of
operations."
When do new storm's throatenln‘.
Don' t you be afraid:
Spring will come as usual,
Smllln' undismsyod;
When do rose ls bloomiii'
You wonft mind s bit;
i's soon It lot 0‘ winter,
An' I ..
ain'
from
yIt. ‘
—Wsshlngton Star.
\
"See here. my poor man." said Mrs.
Kindnrt. “l'd give you a nickel if I
wasn't afraid you'd get drunk on It."
"Yes needn’t be sir-std. lady. " replied
Wosrly Willie, "i never expect to have
no such luck as dot...'3-—New York Ev-
“To what do you attribute your lon-
3 gouty?"
. _ 1"
m alumna.
BOYS HERE.
‘ RAIN COAT
A DISPLAY OF AUTUMN AND
GARMENT.
Our guarantee reads:
Vicinity.
LET US ENTERTAIN YOU TOMORROW
WE SHALL BE GLAD TO SHOW YOU THE CORRECT ITYLIO-ROR ,,
THE NEW SEASON. AND YOU WILL READILY BEE WHERE MONEY
WILL BE SAVED IF YOU BUY CLOTHING FOR YOURSELF AND YOUR!
WE ARE STRONG ON FALL AND AND WINTER OVERCOATC.
$10.00, $12.00 AND $15.00 WINTER SUITS FOR MEN.
LINE EVER SHOWN IN THIS CITY.
THREE LOTS OF WINTER SHIRTS AND DRAWERC. AT. 4'. P ‘
Your money back if you want it.
S, $10.00 TO “2.00.
THE LAnols'l'
WINTER NECKWEAR AT .500.
I“I
.III
" SELLECK 8; PRICE,
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
The event of the week at our star
is the arrival of a carlosd of Pctatoe
from Maine.
Mountain Variety.
They cook good, are good size.
Maine. where these came from.
Price, 5 bushel lots, 90c bu..
since these were put in.
er.
25c. Buy a peck for sample.
near and can be had at such small
We make a thorough exami;
if glasses are needed furnish tjtie
Perfect fitting guaranteed.
‘1
58 Wall Street.‘
IST LATER lN THE SEASON.
l2 North Main Street.
ernment during the civil war are wtill
hold abroad to the amount of 812.500.-
000 principal and 832,500,000 In arrears
the current report of the "council of
foreign bondholders." The council re-
ports. In loans. that they have been no-
able to come to any Irraugement with
these defaulting creditors.
“Yes. " ssld the sentiments] chap, "I
m Very deeply impressed when lugs...a
stler mu ”they Ba 3
II Nelly
TR YINO TO BE USEFUL
They are of the Green
Have tested them.
No fin-
er Potatoes are grown in the world,
than are grown in Aroostook caunty,
and
would advise buying soon as the whole-
sale market has advanced 10¢ per bu.
Believe Potatoes will be higher Iat-
Smooth. white skin Potatoes, peck,
—1———_...__—~__._.~_...~.
LORENZO DIBB:
to cutter from Eye Ache, Head Ache or Poor Vision when relief is so
0. n. JACKSON.
A . Graduate Optician,
A Morris Chair. *5”
IS SOLID COMFORT, AND WE HAVE THOSE THAT ARE BPLENDIDLY- l"
MADE OF SEASONED WOOD. BROAD ARMS AND EXCELLENT CUSH-
IONS RICHLY COVERED. THE LARGE COLLECTION WE NOW HAVE IN
STOCK OFFER OPPORTUNITIES FO R SELECTION THAT WILL NOT EX-
PRICES RANGE FROM 35.!» TO $20.00. I 3‘
A. J. Collins St
Funeral Directors and Embalmets.
of Interest. Such on item appears In .
New Sweet cider. finest pOIoible.
sweet and clear. For piss and “her.
purposes. 6: qt; 111:, 2 qts; 20o gal.
New Figs, 15c lb.
Sharp Cheese and Mild Chop”.
Ox Heart Chocolate Cream Drops.
We had just got trade started on the”
goods when warm weather'cams. Not
made in summer. Try, 20: lb. Nloc.‘ .
Have had calls for Hand Capella.
which we can now fill.
Try Oat Rusk. made in East Norwalk.
Pa'tronize home industry. 15:: pack-
ace
The usual Iupply of nice ShOUIdIrs,
"c lb.
Solicitng business,
mend.
yours .lo com-
cost?
.ation of the Eyes. without. cost, and
In at the lowest possible price. ‘
310th Norwalk.
TELEPHONE tos.‘
CUTBILL _ v
3"ng Irish mallet
Lo‘srs. Rockawsy and Mill ’0’“
Oysters. Block Island Weak Fills, lib.
Ib.; Herring, 01:. lb. .3. .
Blues. Cod, Pollock, and III.»- l‘dnds
0! fish, Long and Round Clamp. ll...
callops, Specials for tomorrow.
FREE DELIV!NY.. '
Woo! Ind Wuhlnm‘m
tooth "Milt. DUM-
Slugloton—“Hello. Doubleday!
two twin- look so much alike l level“
can tell you sport. Who m- you;
yourself or your brother?" mum
--"Nolther. i am my brother’s was:
er " —Bosto Transcript.
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