THURSDAXJ 94‘?» "I ‘m-
m1“ {v
For Cash. Only
Saturday Dec. 5.
night. and InlporIIIIit hIItIhleIIII will he
' .Itroniioe ed
"rIII- IIIIIIIIIII (9“lllllt'll wtiu crowded
Sunday evening to without! illi- tirtil—
nance of haptlunl administered to four
("antlltlnIt-a.
.' lllh‘. (lran Su at". .l'
I. pkg. Quaker flats. ‘ 10}: A large rock he being removed from
line 5,. box 3, Polish 102 :he corner of Forty- -IIeIontl and McKin-
tine We can Tommie; _ ley atreetw Thin has been dangerous
‘/ lb. llll't' ll Itclt (1 or. .l0 9 for “0m" “m“
‘1': th. 'l‘eII. lulu" k Ill)", .211. TM” I“ "'k 0'1“”‘9ldml‘ “mum“
0",. to “Oh! I'offee "who hm”. .. with a public llhlarv Iiiti IIIIIIIJ. II dtiott
9 9 9 9 ‘ 9 ,, _,- sized Hillll hull been raised lot“ this pill-
Aid. FOR I “ 00 none union; the ItuIitchItII of the I--'ll
' Inn II.
ltu.‘ “new" .wu at"! your moneys 'lllC‘lt‘ will he the usual tneetitiit lit
With the ltowuvton liitplhtt l‘liul".eli fol" the
A. Stull,
24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK.
CONN.
lilbl NiliiWiiLli
“le 'Ilttry 'Shea is ill
. M. Shannon, of New \ork. wall in
town yeatertlay.
Augustus Billingstein, who has been
ill. in otlt again.
Hubert F. Pierce is III New York to-
day. on business.
.ioliii linil. of Van 7iantit street. h: ill
with rheumatism.
The condition of .\lrii. \\'_
remains about the same
i" N. ltitl"1aldson of Watt-""ihuly has
been the gutat til ll. 1‘. Pier-m
Qiinrantint has been (Stabllflllt ll on
a ease of diphtheria in lletta i’laee.
\llns Lauretta Ainawoith who has.
Iht typhoid teIei. is impr‘mlng slight-
l_I
It. Gilbert
iii" James Marshall is quite iii III
his home at Fort and Van ZIIIiIlt
atrfels.
S. A. Snedtktl of New Yolk.
a business trip to East Norwttik.
Ierday.
.Iderhcit Patti hi. this seemed .I po-
sition as motorinan on the trolley Ials
III lloboken N. .i
llennie Cello. the genial l‘lt I'k at liai-
Vner‘s Httil‘t‘, is suffei"ing't~"evrrei_v with
all uchi"atetl tootll.
Hubert lA‘. Pierce was in Wei-lion yes-
tI l'tlil_\', looking after his trotter, which
Is wintering there.
lilude
vts
Frank Ferguson ii,- oil the nick list. ,
Mira Alt'le Cunningham. of New
street. is ill at her home.
Miss M. Frances Wood. who hii.~ been
visiting her parents on Hawkins ave-
nue. has returned to New" Haven.
Mrs. Wilfred Taylor.
past few days. has reiurntd home,
Mr. Griswold the state manager of
the Connecticut General Lift insurance
t'tunpany, “'51."; the guest of i“. ll. Fieltk
today.
Mr. and Mrs.
tertainetl the
at their home last evening. MllHlI",
games and II gtntral good time result-
I II,
A regular meeting of the
board of the EIISI Avenue Methodist
t'hureli, was held last evening. at the
parsonage. (,‘onaitierable business was
transacted.
Considerable iiIteiI .‘t i; bting taken
in tho oy-etei opening matth which is
being arranged between one of the
I Inplm es of the Northport ()_\‘Stt‘l‘ Colli-
puny and “Red lI‘tix’ Wilson. the churn-
pioil of the state. Wilson 'has many
tttit'kel‘S who are, willing to wager on
his supremacy.
More complaints
rtgardlng the luck
Arthur Ainaworth ("III
are coming in now"
of police protection9
oi East Norwulk. Tuesday night Eti~
gene Moffatt was atoppcd under the
I-‘ort street bridge by It tramp Tliei
tramp demanded money. \lr. Moffatt
faced the fellow. however anti walked
off without sustaining inthrI
lutst ewnlng a woman somewhat the
Iv"olae for liquor, entered the Bridge
l'hitrmaey. She was weak from loss
of blood. which was Streaming from a‘
seIere cut on her right hand. The art—
cry had been opened eIidcittiv hI br-ok
III glut-"s. and it is believed that she fell
Ihiongh a window. 'lhe MW of blood
was temporarily stopped until medical
aid could be secured.
Mrs. D. B. Beach, of Betta Place, on- ‘
tertained the Ladits' \Veckly,WlIlst
(‘lth. ytaterday afternoon. The first
pl"i7.t was won by Miss Bessie. Wilson.
and the second by Mrs. W. M Brewer.
'ihe, consolation went to Mis James
tioidtn Refreshments were served
'Ihe next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. W. H. Hoyt, of Grove
street. South Norwnlk.
mininonine at Piercc's Bridge Phar-
macy. 3 ~
ROWAYTON.
who has been ‘
visiting friends in llawleyville, for the‘
Loyal Workers Society.‘
official 9
IIlIealrnl or the I‘lirttltnlal munit-
Inoi tow eve illilg
‘litil‘lit til't" requested to he pi I‘M‘llt
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
lth
Theodore W. Austen lost it Iltle etiw
Monday.
lleul'y llrI-Ilclioi‘ Iran in New" York
this week.
MrI-t Lo 1on Monroe whit lti Nor»
walk. Monday. "'
Ml‘t-l. Henry ‘l‘risirtitn was in Not-
walk Satnrdwv.
ietui"n of tile lheIIniItliuin.
MI. and Mia, Horhert lA‘ootI‘ nlitl l9i|~
mliy have moved lti Stamford.
Mrn. liower Weed tit Nitrtiioir
having her house newyi painted.
Keith Edwards is Itlutlyill dentistry
‘in the Dental College \\ uuliiiglon.
: Ml": Street and litniilI have moved
in
Mrs ’l‘. P Sherman has been ill
with rheumatism nt liei home III‘H'l‘l'll
. weeks
Since eiltlslllg the tetrible Ilttltlent
Miait Sallie. Weed in" suffering front II m“. 'I.. mum...” me:
{to thlliam 12.8mm lili; hoiuen have"
been sold
i MI". and Mrs.
. lfatnilv are to move soon to
i avenue.
Mists" Enliiiu II‘. lli""o\IiI. of Bridgeport,
‘ visited Misti libliie I. Set-1y last \\‘t‘t"lf
, ltritlily.
Matty tliiidieii of (t'llit‘i st'iltitll
kindergulteli are at home ill with lilt‘
I 'II.IunIptI
1 Minor Stevens killed some tine
hogs for Mrs. Cave and C. ti. VtIniiIne
this week.
9 Miss Hattie l’ooley In enjoying
i two weeks' mention at lltl‘ holin-
pie avenue
.\ n"."ImheI of young |lt()|ilt III East
Main street enjoyed a counting parlI
Monday night.
James J. MIMIIIIIIII, oi' Noroioit. has
been spending it few days with No.
walk friends.
Captain A. ,V. Reed and family.
New" Canaan, have removed to their
winter lioliie in \‘I’aahingtoli
tiunI’oI-d Smith and
llttltoy
\l a
day with her mother Mrs. Richard
Leonard at Norotou.
-the position of organist at the Presby—
vlerian Church, Noroton last Sunday.
Mrs. Scott Williamson has been
quite ill hilltt' heI rletuln front a visit
with lilor"_ristown N i.. and Brooklyn
friends.
iii". .lfllllt‘S Montgomery presiding
‘e'der of this iiiatrit-t. will preach lt‘ri-
‘Iiay evening at the liarien Methodist
. Episcopal Church.
Miss Edna. Siauson is visit/lug her
gmndinother. Mrs. White. in ilrldite-
port. aIid recently took part in a con-
cert there.
The Darien Center school in conuiti
erinar the subject of an entertainrtieiit,
the proceeds of which are to go to-
ward the purchase old new" hell.
MI" alttl MM. (iardnet Fowler and
faniiiI will remove to the house now ‘"""‘ ""' "”“ l” h“ ”"l‘l’l'i‘d
occupied bv Louis lI‘. Stooiza and wife
and owned by Charles G. Waterbury
fills. Br'llmmt‘l anti Miss Sadie Weed ftht
are teaching the children of the .M. F. lde
w ill
and
giIc the,
other exer
Sundav -school who
“Shepiierds‘ Drill"
clfiiea Christmas
Mrs. Wald Raymund Mrs Stephen
-l)urIen of imwlsbolo and Mrs. Ste.
iphen Wood of l'ountl Ridge were re-
cent guests of Mrs. Le Roy Monroe.
West avenue.
There will be a concert at the Prete
Ibyterian Church. Noroton. this even
ing impersonations of charatters in
“DaIid Copper'fleid' will be among the‘
attractions.
Misses Alice and Hattie i’oolei at-
!tended the fall" of the Hose Compton
int Rowayton. last «meek it was a you
fine entertainment and the proceeds
were over 5200:
Mrs. Charles WIIeI"bui‘y. of Tat
«t then dismissal In: it priiliege
til.
.11‘ .
1..
BI‘S
wnB'rPOII‘I".
Next T'lltristlllb evening the 9\\'tatptilt
>lt‘lte DI-pIIItnient wilt ineet illltl tie‘ti
otllIt"-III for the tllSllltli: year. The 41‘
to not It pIIIilI-le oi stilt‘e title will
and it |III"tiltit tl ihtll 't‘iioniutt Quliihiti
All those hating i the present incumbent. will be elected
I"'.hlt-i reeelvlni.r everI vole ’llte its
slattitltn .ioAI-pll ”tint and .l‘Iwepli Mot
toll will piobntlly he IIw-Ilt-ItI-tl iEiiell
I""tInIpIIII.I I‘ll‘f‘lri the delegates II he IliIAei
Itntl elect tlie tilllcoru. At tillt" (into it
\I as ittilted of having the hy-iuwit ("hallu-
ed on mm the officers would but diet-t
‘ed by a meeting of the whole depart
meat which would give every tine it
IlI.IlIt e. to I prt-sn his opinion which III
the pit-.AI-iit time he is unable to do, fol"
if he in not it delegate he hath noth' ill;
to sin. The present IItIitera oi
I’r,e,~iltlelll l"
. Taylor; Iiee IlliHlllIlli. tieorge \I.
Miiln; Nt‘t'ltlfll‘I. I.. ll (iituit: Medan.-
.iolln \\'. tiatiit; cltlef "llionlilu Quin
hill tllSl «uninitiiit losiI-iili lituif: iii‘t'
ond assistant. .ioat-ph Morton.
MALTREATMENT or soLDIEIIs.
from Bell avenue to the Atlanta blot-it. .war Miniugr Deciarii It would l-ii
crease if Soldiers Could Get Dic-
charges.
lii‘ ill lN. lit-e. ltI. «W 1 ppm ilouwt
oi the "ovarian Diet watt-Ardnt nit-e"
I‘Ii tltIl I‘IAeI‘Int iihttiiimtius renoltitioti of
ill“ lowei house demanding the dis-
illthlll t'IonI the arm) of ultimate nnd
litlll(IiillllllHSltlllt’tl Iimt't‘ln‘ found guilty
of the maltreatment of soldiers.
"lhe \\.Ir Minlntt r. Von Asch. who
favored the resolution in the honed.
Ilinlined his attitude iii the upper
lltlllh‘t' Itot-"iuiiiiizliial ii‘ the ll()'-l-'((llii
missioned oftiters knew" tliev tonld tlltI'
solve their relation» with the aunt by
multreailng soldiers. he i'telrI d the nittl
treatment oi the latteI would increase
an lliilllI' of the former Wtillltl li’Kfll'tt
t'flillt‘l
than II [lililiShillt‘lltt
Another liavtiritin t'tlllllllillltlt‘l‘. (ion.
erol Von Fries. declared tiiat the Allgiit
puniahmenl inflicted by the military
tourts. Ivu< inaiII|_v respoiisihi- fol" the.
abuses complained of.
FACULTY TO PICK EDITORS. ;
lNew Scheme of Selecting the Yale
MI'L‘ Benjamin St. Joint spent Sun
Stanley \IiIltnI" v conln‘lt- llI'Itl to till i ,1“
Law School Board. .
Iii ordI-i tti sI-euie Iin absIIhItI-lv lair;
and imparn ill trial for iitlhllltllis oi the‘ ,
IIiitorial hoard of the itIlI-l law Stlltml'
ldt'llll) III, that school have:
(Illlh‘i‘lllt'll to act fol" three years as :I‘
_t't.illlllllltt"i" Io aeiect the editors. There;
i
a lnadge IIIII. mother of Mrs. B. A. sIIer '
anti cit-Selectman Charles G. Watt-II"-
bnry_ will celebrate her ninty-I’ourth
birthday anniversary Saturdnv.
Mr and Mrs. Theodore liaIcnpori
who spent part of the tall with Mrs.
.l)avenporta father. Mr. Rambo. of
:Maln street left 'l‘uesdtiv for Wash-
ington to spend the winter.
Mr. anti Mrs. Challes Adams have
him ed lilto one of the new houses in
the Adams Block. Maple avenue and
Ill".
i
t
and Mrs Louis Stoorza will move .
die to h.- tIvo distinct competition»
one for seniors. another for lliltltllt‘l'sl
i‘llil juniors. The new plan in to take‘
effect ilnniediately. (in March 15 [hot
competition for s- "liora will end. Tilt-.I
competition fol" the othor two l'lilSSt'f-l
of the school will close Maly l. litliM
(‘andidutI-s have been .iskId to hunt i
their llillllt' S at tlII iuw jourtnil office
lIei‘orI l)tt"11t1inher it's
QUOTATIONS ON THE FLYERS.
i
i
l
President Mellen introduces New Fed-1i
ture for Five Hour Tralnl. ,
in addition to waiting Intiidi-I the
Consolidated lliillntlft'S sh fiIehoui
with i
stoek quotations. The Bay State tind‘
KnitkerI-"Iotket trains will have these
quotations put on at Providence. aild
Merehnnis' Limited lihtl‘mlh‘ will
pend on the afternoon papers.
This lIA‘ it departure that will he tip-l
preciated by financiers.
INTERNAL REVENUE RULING
t‘oinliliuuioner \elkea has made Ilic‘
following ruling:
”treasury decision 5th; prohibited a:
brand In spiral form on the stauipu
head of wholesale liquor dealer's pack
ages because in that total the blanu
is not sufficiently legihlt. Tile ruling
did not in Ieinia apply to rectifier?!
packages. although the net easitv
the same iii each case. and lllel‘t'ltlfl‘t
collectors will notify rectifiers that
brands in spiral form the no longer to
he llHt'tl on i“! etitieru' packages of spir- '
lta
NO TROUBLE LOOKED FOR. t
Them in some dissatisfaction among:
the trainmen handling the freights on
the Northampton and Shore Line di~
visions of the Consolidated Railroad
over the long runs which have recent-
ly been given these men. But it isi
stated that no trouble it: looked tori
, from the matter. -
CASTING HOUSE
LAPSES
\OUNGSTOWN. Ohio Dec. ids—The-
ROOF COL-
‘Ilrs. Matilda Godfrey 1“ ‘01" l” at into the house thev vacate in Centerimtif of the- casting house of the An
her home in Row avton avenue.
The Ladiea‘ Aid society of the Bap~
st reet
! Littlt Louis langdou
drews & Hitc-"htotk furuat e ill iinbbarIt
is making five miles from here. collapsed at mi.-i
“5‘ church met yesterday afternoonflfine progress in her studies. this her night killing John Patrick. II Skirm-
first year at Center school. Her chieft inn and probably fatally injuring two
with Mrs. Albrecht.
Edmond .i. Ladrlgan
Theron G Lockw'oods property and
filling in about one foot.
The Rowlyton Hose company 5 fair :
Henson" (multiplication) anti the take-
aw“ay-storie (subtraction)
Mrs. James Whitney. accompanied
‘
is grading ' dii‘llcuity she declares to be the “time: other men both foreigners.
LORD STANLEY DIED TODAY.
LONDON. Dee. if). —-lnrtl Stanley of
he"! Nd" and 3'11“"18)’ evuenings by Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Fitch. of Now Aideriy. who has been aerloualy ill for.
ton attended the golden wedding of isome tlnle. past and whose death wu.
netted 8225 for the company
Ground was broken yesterday for
the foundation of Hmy E. Sconeld'a
new residence to High-land avenue.
Arthur Crockett. of Pittsburg Pa..
spent Sundav at the hum: of his par-
ents. Mr and Mrs John H. Crockett.
MisgfloI'enoe Mead? who hum
the mat of her cousin Mina
Mead has returned home to am-
wieb.
5-w-
Reliance Hook and bidder will hold
" watt Monday
It: ‘1; -th 1m 1
being present. may beautiful pran-
gents were received.
1
Mr.9 and Mrs. Edward Harmon of New prematurely announced Tuesday oftef- "
Rochelle Friday atoning of last week. noon. died today of pneumonia.
It was I “plenum "party runny guano l Ina born in 1827.1nd was educated as
a Roman Catholic but later he em-1
He
braced Mohammedanism.
"Jane hat; a new recipe Wm making. ‘Whats the cause of that Infernal
coke. She made one and sent racket on the floor above?" asked the
[<10 this orphana' plenic.’
qmldren enjoy It?" ”1 sum they did.
in» Mum ball witIIIJ it all I)
‘ 1 "P2
Z-MII
"Did the 1 customer.
I
"I think. " raid the bartend-
rr. his cheek paling. I! he listened.
it's one of those Deduatic harmony
rttnnm:"——Chiralzo ‘ I ne.
tie ’
a» t .I . ‘
Hair Vi or
Enid mrrixtyxmls. \Tou In .
now about t iiIuni d"
merit. Musibggood. Aslt any
of our tie hbors. L‘lidf'fl‘."
, ..
took our rail
Christmas
Don ’I buy cheap
1
l
.100 REWARD. ”at.
The reader! of this paper will "
pleased to learn that there hi at load
,one Ilr‘tmdud Itinim that N'ltiiicc haul
been obit! to More in till ill stutter; and 99b
ifllIIt In Cilillll‘ll. linila t1"tituirti Corgi
"in the only ptmitivt. . curt- fit"! III
t to the meIliIui fraternity. Catar l
lug tI (tOIltiilllliltillill disease. retIu row“
pLUMBlNQ AND‘ TEAM. .il eolirtllutioiiiti treatment. lliill' H (iii- ,“H “1 in u
Iiti'rh (flirt: lit tIIltI-il internullv iIItiIIg it ’i " ”hi" M “‘°""-‘" l I
directly upon the blood and mucous Sfltlhl'dttltill til having a good time I1
Ann-hum of the ”Watt-m thereby den Inlul ",0... than "tuft-”mug. n“. .itmtr.
troyillg tilt foundation lit the. Illuoalle. genre in "mp1 Um l'iX' KE'l‘ KNll’l-lh‘.
iiili'ni’fll'li I'I.'.'.'.”2’1:ii'filinlt'lt‘liiii'hil’l smssmw SHLAus. "Axons uni.
III: nature iIi tlolnl: llF work. (he pro \ lilil'l and all MISC HANII‘ S‘ TOOLS
HEATING
HOT WATER HEATING
nor All! HEATING.
crows AND amen
sure AND "rm ROOFING.
Gay and steam Fitting
~" " , ill'i'illi'rl have so much faith in its tilf‘ \HM rm f, I WAltllIN'li"? I) und Inon
Gan F'”‘“'.‘.." “1“?“ 8:;"2'033 E ‘ ‘ative powers. that they offer one Hair “3 will he ,, funded on any lnlptifect
”"9 ’5" " ' E Iii-ell dollars for any eIIIII- that it fails
iltIiIIt for Inn of temhuonitth ,Iwodu. lilii’ Tlif’ BLS I‘.; They iii"!
Atltireittl. IIIIIIIIII the theupeat for service.
i”. .l. IiiliAINl‘iI'. & t‘O.. Toledo. 0. "'"3‘ mm“ nipppui picks at low pttees.
Sold by lli‘tiitglids. 75c. ,.
Comstaok 9r; ’at—
ill I'ltl‘I':
RICHMOND t‘IAtto‘Esr
THE young I. HOTCH': is:
COMPANY
ii WALL eraser, NonwAut
W
'i‘ilb c‘ it om bite nil. Co an
linll‘a Family i’ills tire the lit-lit. '4'
I 6-;
r6 IIII tutti tint til it
23".":.".t......t."" m. ,"I ".5": km: and Dow, ,1
SEE hbltlélgurstltl it: In: strlelll'guel: Next 1366? I6 the Library. 80 Mr-
'Phone, 43- 6.
Ida dialing tor i‘ve IIiI to I taint mutt
tartl iii tile idle hindrance busineu.
For particullra olldtlii‘e at
FREDERICK H. FIELD,
amoral Agent.
NJMIYH “Ramon,
spaciat Again.
tin NIH-wit"
10%
per cent.
A dividend
semi-annually of 5% per cent.
l’rcu-nt me should be increased
Fashion:
‘0‘"9 “man" II-Iue been gradually changing from
within the year.-
It It Ba It Hill I "
“M .". "'9' n ~ “t“““°t‘_l"“ frog?! in???“ vent to real until now they have reach
9 99 9 titan li1k ""5 M ii i 7 ed II point of simplicity and good taste .
Lamb Fries, "‘0 tum'm" III wIIIIII titer mo tone to remain for
i .
All investméflti not I Millie time.
E‘oaléoyp‘:l.rs . ' speculation." The stock of inotlldingwtn otir racks
. - I . . I I
MILL POND OYSTER! FINEST , Tile " plan" founded on Illifc law oi gafillisipnw‘. 021,9, ‘I.;fizflgwmrgizggfmtgg ."
6R0 N. 9 32??“ same M that. 0‘ 1 ‘ in-Iur- lllt' _v should be framed.
fiend tor hooklet In
Haaitniit. Hilts" Blunt, Hartford.
frame tan be reclaimed from the Irttr
rot and made decidedly attractive tn
llilt‘ new style mouldings.
m Stream» a battle.
a! Tokay or Port wlno. '
IMPERIAL CA FE.
Railroad "1'3"“
._... . .......
———~
2 i
To Order—Window Shades. Pic- '
tun Framer.
Dealer in Wall. papal-I, Painterl'9
Supplies, Artists' Materlail.
SPECIALS.
lit'niiy I4. llull. llttlirent'iiin‘ltve,
1 Ladder lilk. South"Norw"alit. (ft.
I... N...
'Phone. 132.
“WWW VALV” AND F'T" Whit¢9 Curtain Poles with Fix- ‘
TINGS. . ._ . . turn, me. .
n ‘ I 0 Be " Cloth Window Shades, with
' ° fringe, 25c. ‘
GARLOCK PACKING CAR-
RIED IN STOCK.
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.
New Engl'and Electric Motor: Have
no superior. Can lhow them in
Operation.
9 3 ft. long, with fixtures, 10c.
.“Shure-Cut" Can Opener, can
easily. No ragged edge. 1
Nice
and Warm When you 961.com
up in the morning and thei PAINTING. puma
Coldest Rooms m ”WWW -9
fL.H.iDec>ar...
can be Heated in a fowl
moments by the use a! a" 31 Washington titre-l.
South Namath,
G ‘9 S Radia for. Telephone Connections.
HoneSt Price, :2. so Up Irving Lockwood & Iio.
GOA L “Coal” H
$6 25 a Ton Delivered. Clinii. ill & ilfliilllgllil, (3°31
. "co at"
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR CARRY- Cap-tat. 319800000 m“
mo .N'Sufplus,3185000l1’6925 per Ton.
A depollt placed Why buy poor. alatey coal, when you
with the Indultrill can buy the beat for an equal pride!
BEST STEEL PARING KNIVII.
I,
Repairs to Stationery and Ma-
rine Engines and General Mach-
ine Work SoliciIed.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
M'FG C0,
56 WATER ST., 80. NORWALK.
"noon E, as.
'IIill give you full value
tor your money it the oniI" kind we,
Coal that
Saving. and Loan We handle only the “BEST LEBIGH”
”(”1 mm” , ml] ,"ml‘, '3‘ , 0'0"“9 Company bearl a COAL mined. and can therefore guar-
a’" m S ‘0" a “L ““5 quarterly dividendiantee satisfaction. Send us atrialt’n-
through anti which every penny that is
paid counts for warmth and comfort
for you and your family
8. HEISHFIEili it Still '
of five per cent. par der and we will convince you of the
annum from date i merits of otir coal.
of dope-it until; Best No.2 Nut (not. the flat slate!
date withdrawn. stuff), $5.00 per ton. Best Cumberland
' Bituminous utuumotlva prices:
tame Superviuion Of New York anal-s
Connecticut easoned Wood. cord lengths or attired ‘
"rwo YARDS -—-,-_ 9and split. .
saw", Ave., E.“ Norwalk "BRANCH OFFICE. 12 so. MAIN ST
~..——-
concord St" South Norwalk.
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