FRIDAY. nov. '13. I903.“
THE SOUTH momma Evanulo summon
SPINAL“ “LI OF
Comfortable:
land BI‘ankotsJ
BLANKETB AT Me To “.60.
COMFORTABLES at $1.00 TO S2375.
E. K. BANKS,
45. l 47'WIST WAIHMGTON I11,
Mahackamo Hotel Block,
South Norwatk. Quin,
local News Nines.
WEATHER FORECAST.
I-‘or Norwulk and I'lc'lnlty: ‘Fair to-
night anti Saturday. Slightly t'oolot‘i
Saturday. "lho disturbance that. wasl
iii the upper Mississippi Valley, yes-
tetday morning. is now passing out the
St. Lawrence Valley. Another disturb-
Itnee is centtal this morning. near Olt-
lahonta. An area of high pressute with
low teIupI-Iaturea prevails In the ex-
trcme northIII,st I‘onsiIlI-Iablo cloud)
Weather, with occasional iititrlea ofi"
snow prevails in tth cntral and w-est
«in section. (‘onditions favor for this
vicinity pleasant weather. atid not
much change iti tetnpcrpture.
.lohn Miller, of South l~‘irst street. is
on the sick list.
$i‘
Yesterday was just ten bouts longl
and tile year s shoitest IlttVs will soonl
hr at hand
«Umbrellas, (‘nnI-s. O‘Brien's. l
Mrs. Ada .\. Lawton, of Brooklyn, is
the guest of Mrs, Mary ll. Mitchelll
West street.
“0.
h
$9.3
THESE WILL BRIGHTEN
THE THANKSGIVING
TABLE. .
'l‘licrc is spread out non so
lIauIlsquc a lot of table fittings,
tltat we are anxious to have even
\Iotnau planning II lltauksgitiug
Iilllllt‘l toxin and sec it [I‘llithh
_Iou tome and sec t‘Iu \ouisclf,
you ll get no idea of how riIli auIl
tastIiul tltc things are: i_\pcI (”'1'
not tell it. .\IiIl. on Ioni IIIIII ta-
blc, tliII ll gain added lit'iilll)
trout tlIIir surroundings.
\\I an about t'tlllit”) proud of
_Illlt' beauty of the wares and tin-
very fair prices we're able to scll
than at. The one \Iill ht as at-
ttaItiII in your Ivsc Its the otlIII
———I)l \\'t‘ have glit's‘std liIitIl"l_\.
CUT GLASS
llltc I'ttIst designs in both I‘lli‘
tings and shapes. iltllll' tltc III-st
of \mctit‘au Ittttcts.
()live dishesn -o\al square or ob-
tug—~8l. t5. :2. {10. SJ." to. $3.
[Ion bon Iliahcs~ St. 5.0. “-75. $2.
$2. (III. up to $4.. "5.
Spoon- trays—$2. 50, :3
Sugar 'IrI-amsw SJJIII st, $4.50 to so,
Witter-carai‘es—42btt up to $5.
I‘eler_.'-tra,\s-~$.’I. so. 87.5.0,
Water or lemonade tttIIlttti'Ils—-$I: to
lteIantIIs and
up to :8.
Liquor acts. 7 tics-$9.
‘I'Inegtir cruetsmfl to 8 ..
\' ufit'sn’]. hit up to $6." I. '.
Salad and fruit bowls—~35 to $10.50.
i’qu: hI how 1— $42. litt.
t‘llll‘t'lrlllII‘iit‘l'N~ $3
Spttial lot of imported tint-gar
Just iii, II good line of base at Bland|
8.- Davis :IrttI-ts. rcivttlat‘ price $1.00 and
Misses Hilbert, ot \leadow street SUI—’5 4,“.
.. I) i .\i IlieW‘)-
iiiif‘IiiHI'Jiitiliiirylm.“ ”g l "s )1 t (ioodwin Pottery (),o-——AIIIerican
) ‘1 V .potcclnin with a maroon borIIeI and
John H. lorter hits mIIVII from or-I g0“ filigree finish W,” itt‘ctt) wt , “.3
meat to South Norwalk and is Iesld- Itkb‘ , 3;.“ ".100 tics—«Silk.
lug in Spring street , Homer ' Laughlin American port-I»
Miss Kathryn Hunter, of Norwalk.,lain with Koldrlat'e border designs.
has visited her brother. William Il ‘ ll2 pea—418. at); 130 pt":~'-.'"),‘
Hunter, in Georgetown. .lolm Maddotk III Sous Royal Bluo
—Dlphtheria relieved In twenty min-2 IJON‘I’IMH' Jewel Gill imltcrtts. ll2
uII-s. Almost miraculous. Dr. Thom-- -, Ills-416.50; Lil} llI'H."$2‘-3.
as' Eclectrlc Oil. At any drug store.| Maddotk Pottery (,‘..o porcelain
Mr and Mrs David Bliss of lowei with vltglfleto tier-{oration gilt edge, ll‘.’
‘ ' " , ‘ WW-‘L‘H‘l to peII—JIII
street, have “9“" P“"‘”““”"" M” AtneIlItItI potIelttln dinnerset with
' William Phillips of Norwalk
Miss Laura Banks of Notwalk will!
spend the wintet with her slstI-I, Mrs
John (‘ L.obdell in Southpott.
Mrs. Clarissa lI. Bans ot 35 lteldtnl
av.e.aue has been spending a few days
in Danhury and New \otk Iity. l
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Itichmond‘
of Norwalk. were the guests of I.‘ ii I
'l‘avlor. in Georgetown. on Sunday.
-Toque.s ToquI-s. Toques O’Brien"..-
Peter Gallagher, It timer ctnployI-dl
bv Horaie R. Nash, who has been ill of:
typhoid t"eIeI. is slowly impIoIlng .
(‘ourt Mahat kI mo itoresters of Am- I
crlca. held a regulat meeting 'luesday
evening. and took III two new metn- l
bets. ‘
Miss Jennie Clark. of West Lane.
Bldgefield, returned liotite. on Monday“
after a visit with relatives in South;
Norwalk.
Mrs. Belle lt‘. Gregory. of Southport
is spending a week with her sister
Mrs. Henry ll. (‘olI-y. at her home in
waalk
«$2,813.50 and 83 De rbies I) Iliien‘ s
MI. “ard. of Monroe street. has
resigned his position with Austin &f
(‘raw. and secured one with Dennis at
Blanchard,
Miss Vivian Soderstrom, of Ilayview
avenue. will witness the Yale-Prince-
ton football garlic, in New Haven. to-
morrow.
ReI. Romilly l-‘.
waalk will preth iii the West Nor i
walk I'nion IhIIpel Sunday afternoon [
at 3 o’clock. l
-—Tams. 'l‘ams, 'i‘ams. at 0'Brien‘s.l
Mr. and Mrs. (‘harles ll. Stevens. 0t
Ridgefield and children. spent Sunday i
with Mr, Stevens' sister, Mrs. Witt
field Scott. Norwulk. I
Miss Mamie Hawkins and Miss Alice
Meeker. of Southport, are enjoying a,
visit with Miss Anna ilawxhurst. at,‘
her hotne in Norwalk.
Several meteors haIe betn seen Ilur- ‘
ing the nights retently, by a number ot1
Norwalk people Many of them haval
been unusually brilliant.
Mrs. Samuel Milton Stevens is teaI-h- .
ing in the evening school in the Frank ,i
lin building, in place of Mrs. I‘. W l
l
Bennett. who has been ill.
if you am planning a Thanksgiving
dinner you should see the handsome
lot of table fittings on exhibition at
llowland' a Read the ad. It tells of
many things that will brighten that
LIanksgiI’ing table.
3 walk.
l st hool
llumphries, of South]
lwith Dr. I.
thank R. Stevens,
a purple wteath tleIoration and gold
edge, l‘lt.’ pcs- $975
SILVER- PLATE.
lutgtrs & Hamilton Is the best
sil\ct plate ot tIIIlaI; best in siIlI
finish and durability. llic siniplc
IiatIII lmp’crs mtaus nothing,r mm.
as to silver- platc Ipt. 'Ilitv. bttt
;l\’ogtts & Hamilton IIIIatIs hcst.
THE HOWLAND
DRY GOODS CO..
Bridgeport. Conn.
Mrs. James (‘Iolden ls \‘IMIIIIK Mrs.
A. S. Kavanugh, in Brooklyn.
Frank Signor. formorly night clerk
at the Hotel t‘liffortl. in South Nor-
and a resident of Danbury. now
has a position in Boston. Mass
.l. I‘usaidy, of Derby. has succeeded
(I. E. \'redenburg. of Bayvlew avenue.
as nssistutit‘superlntendent of the Met-
Iopolltati Life insurance Company.
A meeting of the Oystermen's l'nlon
has been called for tonight at Central
Labor Lyceum. South Main street. and
important business is to be transacted.
-—»l(nox and Dunlap Derbies. O‘Brien,
Miss Mary F. Day, of the Concord
ill with tonsilitis at her
home in East aIenue and Mrs Samuel
\t. llmt. Jr. is substituting foi her
Professor Arthur B. Russell, of
Princeton Preparatory school, Prince-
ton. New Jersey .has not been well of
|\
‘ late. and is at. Atlantic City for a test.
Dr Fuhs of New York was in South
Nonalk. yesterday in consultation
M Allen. on the case of
of South Main
street,
Miss [.qu Barrett. of Norwalk, was
in Georgetown last week and was in-
itiated as a member of Floral Ihap
t,er 0. E. S. at their regular meeting
on Ffiday evening.
The Misses Anna and Josephine Fay.
‘ of HS Liberty street. Danbttry. summeI
residents at Belle Island. want to New
York city yesterday. and will make
their home there. during the winter. '
Read 5 ad has something to say con-
Ierning thina for ’l‘hanksghing. They
have prepared many tables of neces-
sary dishes and marked many odd
pieces at extra low prices. Read the
ad and judge for yourself
M Netti for
Little Honey
Prime Rib Roast. 12c lb. any cut.
—STEAKS-
Blade Roast. 10¢ lb. Porterhouse, 18 ,20c lb.
Choice Young Fowl. lIc. 16c lb. Sirloin, 16' 180 lb' .
Round, 14c lb.
Legs Canada Mutton. 11c lb. . Shoulder, 10c lb.
Forequarters Mutton. 'I'c lb. I -SIllOI<ED MEATS—
—CORN FED PORK— Small Sugar Cured Hams, 14c lb.
~ ,California llama, very lean. 9c lb.
Small Jersey Pork trout). l3c lb.
Small Fresh Shoulders, 11c. lb.
Small Fresh Hams. l5c lb.
Sparihs. flocks, Pigs Liver.
r Try our cherry red corned beef from
‘6 to He lb.
Also a strictly pure lard guaranteed.
12c lb.
Free Delivery.
I —
Public Market,
32 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
LII- ‘ ‘
SOUTH NORWALK.
l .
,)
I"
The experience of mySelf a
never-failing cure for coughs a
of a severe bronchial cough. an
inent plaice in our medicine cab
ly to relieve us of throat and In
At all drug stores. 25s., 50
A Let er.
the P05 master
7
from
Post once. Danbury. Conn..
November to. 1903. .
nd family is that Littoiine is?
nd colds. It cured Mrs. Isiug
I] now oc‘cupics the most prom-
inct. We depend on it entire-
ng troubles.
A. G. ISING. Postmaster.
c. and $1.
BOTTLERS' EXCHANGE.
Meeting of Trustee; of the State
Bottlerl' Protective Association.
The board of trustees of the (‘onnI-e-
tlI-ut Bottlcrs' Protective association
met in llt'lI-klaycrs' hall, Hartford, at
:I o'clock. yesterday afternoon. Presi-
dent ’I‘ F. Willintns of Ansonia was in
the chair, and Secretary ll. W. Owens
of the same eitv knot the minutes.
About six or seven were present at the
meeting.
The main tIIpiI of discussion was the
forming of a local bottlers' exchange.
system. it is intended to put a man
uIId a team on a route in the city to
gather bottles and carry them to a
central exchange. and there distribute
them to their owners.
The officers of the association are,
besides those mentioned above. vice.
prestdent, Thomas F. Lyons. Merlden:
treasurer. W. III, Lewis, I‘IlenbrOok, and
state detective. Herbert A. Quintard.
Hartford. The Hartford members of
the state association are III. L. Bop-
klns III Company, the Ncw England
lIII-wing I‘Iunpauy. llrady Brothers. M.
M. Bacon. A. J, Levinson, F, W. Kuhn-
hold, and t‘. J Ayres If; Son.
EMPEROR'S CONDITION GOOD.
POTSDAM, Prussia. Nov. l:l.—-Tho
following bulletin was Issued
morning:
“New Palace. Nov. 13.
"The healing of Ills Majesty's wound
is proceeding in so entirely satisfact-
ory a manner that the next bulletin
will bc issued the day after tomorrow.
(Signed).
“VON lIEIlTlltilJ),
"SCHMIDT. .
"ILBERG.
BERLIN. Nov. IRI-Jl‘hc report that
the Villa t‘irio, at San Rctno, formerly
occupied by the late Emperor Fred
I'llI‘lI. had been engaged for Emperor
William, is absolutely IlenlI-Il III the.
Foreign Office here.
To the Board of County ("onitnlssiuncrs
IIf Falrflcld t‘ottnty.
I hereby apply for a drugglst's ll-
Iense to sell Spirituous and intoxicat-
ing Liquors. Ate. Lager Beer. Rhino
Wine and t‘ider. at not. \‘I'ashlugton
street. drug store, Town of Norwalk.
My place of business is not located
within 200 feet in a direct line of a.
t‘hurch Edifiee or Public School house. i
or the premises pertaining thereto or;
any l'ost~()flicc, Public Library or (‘eni-
etery. ‘
Dated at Norwalk.
October, A. 1).. l903.
H. F.
this ‘Jtith day of
PIERCE.
Applicant.
We, the undersigned. electors and
taxpayers. as defined by law. of the
Town of Norwaik. hereby endorse the
application of the above-named H. F.
I’iorcc. for such license.
Dated at Norwalk. this 28th day of
I-ember. A. D., l9tt3.
W. H. 'l‘rlstram, E. E. Gorham. W. R.
Thompson.
Bronson.
I hereby certify that the above-nam-
ed endoraers are electors and taxpay-
ers. as defined by law. of the Town
of Norwalk.
Dated at Norwalk. this 4th day of No-
cember. A .D._ 1903.
IIBIIIIICRT R. SMITH.
Town Clerk.
GloVer’ s the Place
no 13
Wuhan
by exper-
i e n c (2
found
this '
AN ENTIRELY NEW VERSION OF
Leslie Ilamble. William A. P
GIFT OF $100,000 TO YALE BY WILL
Miss Harrison's Pubttc Bequeats in
Memory of Brother Become Kn0wn.
NEW HAVEN. Nov, 1 I --»llnder the
will of the late Miss Sarah B. Harrison,
sister of the late Governor Henry B.
Harrison. who died at Bruttleboro.
Vermont. and which was offered for
probate this afternoon bI Lawyer Ilttrv
ton Mansfield, Yale l'uivI-rsity is giv-
en Slooiitlu in memoiy of hot brother
who hit thirteen Ieais “as a member
of Yale C"t)lpt)i atiott. The money is
given in Hunt, the iIIIomI- to be used
for such purposes as the l'nlversity
shall see fit to devote it.
To the general hottpital society. New
Haven Hospital 30.0w is given for the
establishment of free beds. littrton
Mansfield and (‘harlcs A. Furnhau. of
t‘llnton,
tors.
The estate aggregates about $250.-
000. atid thc
tlves.
Conn. are named as execu-
rcsidue is given to rela-
HOYT'S THEATRE.
One Night Only.
MONDAY. NOV. 16.
WE MEAN tTi
Peck’s Bad Bou
New Play! New Coa-
tumul New
New Scancryt
New Specialtieai
People!
A BRAND NEW SHOWI
L. M. Heath. Prop. Geo. W. Heath. Mgr.
Never BefOre at Such Low Pricel.
PRICES—10c, 20c. 30c.
Seats on sale 5 days in advance.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
One Night Only.
NOVEMBER 21.
Kathtun Osietman
in the new and successful play. replete
wtth intense dramatic Interest
"Miss Petticoats”
Dramatized from the novel by George
T. Richardlon.
A bright. clean and interesting come-
dy drama In a prologue and
four acts.
A magnificent acenic production.
BIG COMPANV 0F 35 PEOPLE
& HANDSOMELY GOWNED.
25c, 50c. 75c and $1.00.
Seata on late 5 days in advance.
St. Joseph’s Fair
Friday to
' Soto by ‘
MR. JOHN SEMPLE.
Recitation
MISSES EIELDING AND RAUCH,
of Derby.
a.IJ Solo.
MISS MINNIE GOTLIEB,
EIOcutioniat.
and y
A ROARING FARCE.
“SECOND SIGHT,"
Including
Miss Lillie Yatea. Edward J. Hayes,
Mr. William Bellow, Mr. Thamlu Mc-
man. Mr. Peter Foley.
lieu Stout 'iltti Fit.
NO FAIR THRUSDAY.
ADDITION—Al LOCAL saws.
Q .
Mrs. George Vunnlatyne is visiting
friends III New Haven.
The barge Red Star is
coal for Raymond Brothers.
_
It’ot t'ouat, t0c. tit Water.
unloading
ll, I‘oriue. I-Icrlt at the Ilotcl Nor-
walk, was a visitor in New York, last
night.
II‘I'unlI lI‘. Mark, of I‘ranbury, III on
a hunting eprIlition in New York
state.
A cargo of coal is being discharged
from the barge S. A. VanchklI- for
ltaytnoud llrIitlII-rs.
—»-iloastlng pork, loin or rib,
lb. Fresh hams l:II'. liayes.
Letter (‘arriI-r II. I), Bailey is on
the sick list. t‘IItreIIcI- t‘rot'oot is sub-
stituting for him.
'l‘homus McGuire, who has been look-
ing after property in New York. owned
by Itnymond Brothers, has returned to
South Norwalk,
Lester Adams and N. W. Jones. of
Norwalk. went on a hunting expedition
yesterday to Wilton. and hugged quite
an amount of gamc.
Letters have been received from tho
Rev. J. MI'I‘lurI- Bellows. who is on the
l‘nltcd States cruiser Wabash. stating
that he is ttt lioston.
Taken look III the stock of II. Krio-
ger at I'omptiny. It is well equipped
with cloaks ,t‘urs. shoes and furnish-
ing goods of Hwy description. See ad.
wit‘rcsh shoulder 10c. lIt Witter.
liarry Sterling, of Norwallt. is laid up
with It sprained ankle sustained while
practicing basketball at the atmoty i
on Wednesday evening.
l-‘rauk I'. Hayes of John 'l. Hayes l
store, Norwnlk eIIiveIl vtotd ,VI‘t-llt‘l'v-
day that he had won Sltt as a tesult of
the Ellts' Fair in Waterbury.
The members of Company I) report
that from present indications their
IIanI-o will be a 1m at success. The. at-
falr will be held next Friday night.
The case of assault against Joseph
Mulvihlll against llarry Mygatt, which
was to have been heard today. has
been postponed ttutil Monday, at It
o'clock. l
---Nntlve fowla or chickens H andi
ltlI- lb. Haves.
Smart overt-oats ready to Wear at
I‘omstock llroIhI-Is‘. You can't do them
Justice by just lookitig at the display
in the window, (“all at the store atid
try them on, then you will appreciate
Ihcm.
Mr. llay. representing the llttb Range
(‘ompauy of Boston, is at A. J (olllna
& I‘ompnny' s stole todIII. showing the..
goods ot his firm a line of IIhlIh has
been pitrI-Ihised in this enterprising
concern.
Mr. and Mrs. William F. DeKlyn. of
Norwalk, left yesterday for Portland.
Maine, for the benefit of Mrs DeKlyn II
health. Mr DI-Klyn wil return in a
few days but Mrs. DI hlyn will make
an indefinite stay.
--~l,eg of Lamb, Hc to Water.
The barge IirttnIlyII'lne is dlchargiug
a cargo of brick at Brooklyn. for Ray”
illIIllll Brothers, who have the contract
for furnishing a large quantity of ma-
tI-Iial for the nomination of a large
outlet sI-III-r III that Iit,\.
Washington lodge. l. 0. I}. "II, of
(‘ranburv is planning to give an cuter-
tainmI-nt in the lodge hull. next Wed-
nestluy evening. MISS Sylvia ('orai
will take part and a portion at the pro-
gram given at the recent school enter-
tainment will be repeated.
---llome Made or link SflIIHHXI'.‘ ltlc
lb. Hayes
lIor tomorrow the New York Groc-
ery t‘otnpany offers choice lean ('all-
fornia hams at a very low figure, See
ad. Ilther big bargains for this day
appear there too.
Former tloII-rnor (leorge II). Louns-
bury is an expert partridge shot. hav-
ing dropped quite a number of birds
.this fall. Wminesduy. he, in company
with George L. Rockwell. Dr. W. S.
Rainsford. of New York. anti his son;
Ralph, of Colorado. spent the day lit
the Woods. They had very good luck.
-— Lamb forcquartcrs tic lit Water
'lomotroII the Boston Store IIIllll
place on sale ready to wear garments‘
toI ladies. misses and Ihlldion. at
gtcatly IeduIed prices in conneItionl
with this they also offer their usualt
Saturday‘ It leaders from all depart-l
t
121m:
mettt at one-third front thelt fIII'HmIIt
prices. See ad.
FRESH FISH.
Big Extta Smelt. 100!
Flounders. ' Gc
Bonita Mackerel, file i
Blackflsh. no i
Herring. at:
Silver Froat Fish. 5c
Weakfiah. 100
Large. .Natlve Eels. 12¢
Bluefish, 13c
German Carp, Pike. Steak Cod.
(‘lat’tis and oysters, at reasonbale
prices.
cm. pHcRoss.
East End‘of Wat-blaze". sueet Bridge,
Old Salvation Army Building.
A "Sunda‘u "piano“ "at
Low Price.
Leg Small Lamb, 15c lb.
Forequarters Lamb, 100 lb.
Fresh Hams.
Fresh Shoulders. lie in
Lean Pot Roast, 10c lb.
Pork Roast. 10c III
Shoulder Steak. We in.
nutter. in print. 230 lb.
Native Fowl and Chickens, Tripe
and Pig's Feet. Ground Bone. Ground
Oyster Shells.
3 lb Chop Beef,
Sohnub'o Market
2 WASHINGTON "acct.
25t‘.
worth $3). 00 and $56. 50 at
PALM THREE '
A BIG HAT
CHANCE-
We have. made a lame purchase of
READY'TO-WEAR HATS, these hats
are of the approved shapes and colors.
Then were bought at about one half
their actual value—as then were bought '50
then will be sold—~divided into three lots as
l':follous
You Man Choose from Lot 1. at 590
You Matt Choose from Lot 2. at 750
You Matt Choose from Lot 65. at $1.00
83=85 Washington Street, Li"
South Norwaik. Conn. \
SAMPLE ' ' sprout.
and S S PRICE
IMPERFECT - 32.29.
Ladies’ patent colt Goodueat welts never
cracks.
Ladies’ vici kid, patent tips. extension soles
wells.
tLadies patent colt hide button. vent stulish.
A chance for uou to bun 600d Fall Shops
Olsen’ 5 Shoe Store.
S S. Tillotson.
CALL AND SEE OUR
WINTER MILLINERY.
NEW GOODS IN EVERY WEEK.
FULL LINE OF OUTING HAT 5. SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL REA-
DY-TO-WEAH HATS.
South Norwalk, Conn86 Waahington Strut,
We invite your inspection of our new tine of black petticoata. ~
Black Taffeta Silk at $5. 95 and $6.50.
Black unlined Mercerized at 98c. $1.50. $2.08.
Black lined Mercerized at $1.25, $1.50, $1.98.
In every cale their quality is of the beat in point of ltyle, durabiti.
ty and finish, and are poaitively the beat values obtainabte at the price.
N. E. n VAN,
86 Washington Strut, ‘Soufh ”catwalk.
Keep the Ilene
Wam-
bnt don't but a thousand dollar
house for a th y centhen.
mos_t economical roofing and
ing IS our. {marine _A .I
'-
coop. ‘1 aim I . 3 out root. It laaheaw mthtIa
Won'tgat brlfigfmcnch. Proof againstfluhbi ad I mm
timid be proof against. Put up in roll! of 216 square foot: each roll Boat-Ina
thwrvnn uiIa crmenttor tutu. mum Banding,
Economy. «Intro. Iorthegaknig _ '
, In.
t
I
‘ I LESLIE GAMBLE RIVERSIDE MILLS.
SEAVIEW AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK.
are cur IN BEDDING
Pillow: wen: 33. $2. $1.50. nob $2.25, 3! 5.0. 3!
MATTRESSIS , ~
Salt T op—$2.5 0 Cotton—34.5 0. White Cotton—56.50
Felt—$9.00
SPRINGS
3 3 Wood Springs 32 $1 off on all [ran Spring: '
. Chair: and Matting: below cost
Whoa-ac.
t..__._:.
South Norwalk Furniture CO.. '
" DONOVAN 'I DLOCK.
Norwalk Chronicler