don't you IlIlII- advantage of
these specials?
'.’I lbs. Gran. Sugar twltli uthcr
goods). $1.00
3 lbs. l’urc Ileaf Lard. 25c
lI‘ancy lIIlglti (‘i'tIaIiItIry llIitttIr. 25c ill.
3 lbs. l.aIgtI Santa Clara Valley
I‘rtiues.
:l Cnnn 'l‘oniatocsi solid bucked I.
26c
A. Stull
24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWAL‘K.
autumnal
iiIIv.
W. l)ntis Is titttInIlititz
it‘ll. whose tIItIIIIiIl was at 2 II ‘c lock this
ItltIItIIoon.
itIIv ICIIIIIIrII t‘unnlnahttm plosided
CONN. ‘
“10 i
Tunerttl oi AIIIIIIIII Mlllspaugh. of Dar-'
4'
. a...“ .wu-
...,
next to which Mr Patience ts bulld-
iilg IHIIIII carnation lotion. .
George Brown of New Canaan. visit.
IIIl Alexander Stevens of Norman for
his IIIIIIIIIII eel-fishing. and itcptIIred a
line tilt of eels
.\il‘h. t‘ W Raymond. who IIaII III-IIn
' \lh‘ilillx her son Charles and fatuily In
Miauus. since Chrlatmao. In much l-m
pIIII ed In health and III expected home
this week.
’I here were IIII) basketball games
In Lane‘s llall. Noroton Heights. Tues-
IItIy lllilili. The first was between the
Bull Ion. of NoIoton and "LI Trailing
III. of t‘ lI-IIIIIook. The Bulldogs won
ll- ti IIIIIIIInIII scored all the points.
'IlIII IIIIIIIIp Dugdalo, I l'.: J. Carlson
l. l'.; iiarttis I. : Jordan. r. 3.; Cutler.
II. It. The second was between .thc
i'ollywons and Bulldogs. both of Nom-
toII. 'l‘htI l'ollywogs won, 22-12. The
li‘iillt‘llll ll (‘arlsoir 1'. f.: Webb. l. t'.;
I"AndII-I.Is c .Scoilt-ltl. l‘. to: lionton. i.
In
__ _.__.-.___..—.
WESTPORT.
lli. .\lIlI‘arlaiId is the victim of an
attack of i‘onsllitls.
Mist. Susie Taylor of Bridgepoit to
Its iiillK Ielatives the.
To night Temple lodge iI‘. & A. M..
will IiiIIt-t tIIId Instill III newly t‘ict'ltIti
iiillttIrs.
”the I‘ III IIIIII Events club was III soa-
sitltl \IIHitIititly afternoon III the home
III Miss E‘tht‘l Downos.
llI lll_\ Killiery and wife are. to leave
tit IIIII meeting held last evening III the “9'" “mi illkt‘ up a residence III ilethel
East Avenue (‘ hurch.
tended and deeply spiritual.
"llie Ii'pwotth League of the East
.LI'IIIIIIII Methodist Episcopal Church. is
planning lot It juvenile I-oIII-I-It to In
given on \i'cdnesdny Iv:..tnlng lanur'uy
27th
\. M. IloIIunI of \'III17.IIIIIII atctitIII.
was taken suddenly Ill yesterday and
In. Hatter wit-.- called and remained
witlt lIIm tor over an houi. Today \lt.
lIIII-ruIII is more comfortable.
'lhe prayer InIIItlIIII. at th.- .\tlIIIIIl
Christian I l‘Iurch last night was very
well :ItttIIIdIII. It was led by thII iti'“
tor. Rt'l James W Davis. Mr. Rttscoe.
III Saunuiuck. was a Ilsttoi' anti entered
into the service.
The Twelve l.lttlc Shepherds who
took part III the Christmas entertain
"Will in Eliot Norka are requested to‘
meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock
ill Mrs. Edward E, Mvud's. L’tiii Hoot
:IIIIIIIIII.
News was received here .\‘L'olt'l‘liiu
announcing: the marriage of Captain‘8
(lcorge (‘. Ellsworth, of the. oyster stea-
mer (‘otnmuutleiz
pint-II yesterday at the home oi" the
bride Miss lIlmmn Woliy. of Keyport
N. .l. Captain Ellsworth Is very well
known here. He is a member of tht
it"t'iltliiil Club.
The anniversary hi‘l‘Vit't’K of Iii" .Iun
(‘illll‘t‘il will be held there this evening.
The program will be of II special char-
acter and very interesting in it.» no
illl't‘. Presiding [Cider liet‘. .illillt\
Montgontel'y. ”1).. will be present and
III-IIIci' the sermon on thi> ocIusiou. A
large nItIInIIIIIII-II is. anticipated.
'IltII lleI .iiilill . ‘JUIIthIIuIIy It I).
he itilllfl iI‘lIiII Ill lli.~ .\‘I-w Y'Ili’. ill
lliti. will pIcuIlI tlIl III'.inIIItr at Xi
mind; in lilt Sunday ltiiltlili Ioom ot
lili‘ RIM A'-\IIIIIII Methodist l‘piscopttl.
Church. All :ll't‘ rordinly invited to ill-
tIIId. but (\qit‘t'iflii)’ young people. .\I
the close of the sermon thtI l-‘oIII'tlI
Quarterly ('tInfiII'tIncc will be held.
\t‘rlltt‘u reports from oilicers will ilt'
tI-.td. .\ fIIII :.tII-ndunIe of the lilllll-
Wm (If the (‘Ililii'l't'lit'l‘ desired.
At the morning; service in the .\II
IIIIIt ('ill'lh‘ iztn (‘hurch thi- lithltll‘ will
preach upon thtI subject: "l‘IIIylnI:
I'ur It Revival." lit the III'IIIIIII: llII
theme will ilt‘ one following up The
ltispeit:~'atiollal Message“ of last Sun-
day (I'm ping. upon the slliijt‘t't of "I‘lIII
t:o>.pel of l'rcpul'tttion for an Event
t‘luw :It "and," ily spIIiltli i‘f‘flill‘.«i
lill‘ Hil’l‘ilul'ti sisters will l't-lltil‘l‘ IllllSi'
citl selections at the evening St‘ivit‘f‘.
ROWAYTON.
Mrs. J. B. Raymond and Mrs. S. E.
llihblc are spending the day in New
York.
Mr. and Mrs William 'I‘. ltuyiiiond.
or Rowayton. ‘wero visitors itt Wilton
over Sunday. .
Mrs. S. C. llortou. .lr..
has returned from hIII'
ltrldgcport friends.
Min. 8 C. Motion of ilowayton ave-
one has been entertaining II Icltttive.‘
from Long island.
Mrs. Charles SclIoI-k. who has been
IIIisslng for a number of days. has re-
turned to her home.
llowayton. ever neighborly. ls furn»
Ishing 5,000 tons of ice to make South
.\‘orwalk's summer more comfortable.
~~Ridgefield Press.
The annual Ioll In]! of the Baptist
(hurch was held last etching There
was a large attendance and n tery In-
ieieatlng meeting after which tlte elec- I
tion of olficers i‘or tilI.‘ Sunday school-
vvrts held. The same officers as last
year Were. elected.
DARIEN AND NEOTON.
Ilayptond tiodber Is very ill in New-
;Itk of typhoid fever.
t‘. Jones. of Norotou Heights. has
iII‘eII tptlte ill at his residence.
.\lrs. Alice Millspaugh Is seriously
ill and under Dr. Noxon’s care.
Robert. Raymond has recovered !rom
tux t-(‘l‘iO‘lS attack of Ivy poisonla.
(‘harles W. Raymond. of Mlaniis.
has been visiting relatives in Noroton.
Alexander Stevens. an. has returned
from a vialt to his son In New Haven.
Holly H. Secley to very much im-
ptoved In health and able to walk
about the house;
.\Ir Boo a son of imc Bunion.
, will soon any the residence he is
about completinz In Norotoa Heights.
Misc Barbara Weed of Noroton who
suffered so severely from getting a
cinder in her eve. is now lmpl’o‘filll-
Erra Hartwrtght has been cutting
some magnificent “Pmperrty Cama-
tions" at his greenhono Nomton
Heights.
Contractor l-‘itch his about complet-
ed a fine new mldouoe at Noroun
”9|th for William H. Finch of New
Irons Edna SiIIIROI‘I to been vlaitilg
her matidmothnr In Bridgeport for the
pact two months and Iii expected homo
this wed.
of Itowaytou
visit witai
n
It was well at i
The wedding took.
I a
ior Hand of the East Avenue Methodist
sum Patience ultimo ot atom
a: no! 1!!
..I l- Elwood II: In Hartford.
Tonight a pancake and coffee lunch
Iwill ili‘ served In the Saugatuck Meth-
odIi-t church conference room.
liev Kenneth Mackenzie III in i’hlla»
IlIIlphitI. where he delivered an address
last night in one of the churches.
’t he annual meeting of Greens Farms
_i‘.illilt'l.‘. club is announced fol Mon-
IIII_\ evening. at the tesitlence of A. C
‘ 'I‘Ity i()l
A st-Ielghliig party headed by Mr.
'I‘ r'iiufoid came to the ltitter'a summer
home here Sunday, from New Yotk.
'Ith Iemalnctl over night returning
Monday
The (irccns Farms school resumed
Vfloop rltvcr. Cure ydor.
ot'tttuipcpiihi’i‘.I Get rid of your
hlliousaou. Ill
Mild and ~
. .4 ‘ “~ .
luxton this week Iftqr a IVIo woekH' WRECK MENACII NAVIGATION
IliIlt with hot atmt Midi Louisi- (‘oIIIy —»—~~
Mi. and Mrs. II‘. E. Wakeman of
Southport and MI. and MIII. Mctiowait.
III’ New Yolk havtI been guests of Mitt
F P Morehouse
\tis. liloyIl Ilodfroy nho Wait laat
lltilllii relucted lecturer of it‘alrfiold
(‘utuIIy Pomona (irauge. No. II, III at-
it‘lllilllg the annual meeting of the (.‘on-
IIeItlI-III StIitI- Grange. III llartforil
this week. She III accompanied by
Mrs. S. A. Stilt-gen. Worthy lecturer
iit‘tilut‘ A. Sturges also of Norfiold
(liauxe III likewise attending the meet-
lugs.
No Attompt Yet Made to Raise the
Schooner Braincrd off Milford
.\lli..l"0itl) .IIIII. l5.».\'o change In
the condltlcn of lllt‘ WIiIt'lt of thtI
Schooner IlelI'li III boiliIIItl to be tht.‘
(i. M. lirtIIIIIII'Ii. of Roi-klund. Mutual
.(lill he olIIIerI oil from WI-IIIIII' I Point.
.\‘0 Imuts have gone to her and no nt.‘
tempt has been made to
\tIItstIl ownIII: I ilt'l't' arcI wondering If it
light will be put near the wreck soon.
as lit position lllllii'l'ti it It menace to
navigation
No sign of wreckage or of tits lIoIi-
but of the I reII has come ashore. Owing
to the I old wet tlitel. it ill hardly (prc‘c-I
eIl that a body would rise if one he in
the WWII fot ll numbei of days. Willi
no illtilll‘i'lllt't' on the Vessel It Is null-
thought l‘kIIly that any wrecking com- I
puny will care to ttIltII the job of rain
but the trail at this time of the year.
The nature of the cargo make It aeem'
probable tllitt the position ol the wt“ k.
will not change except under a very
hritvy storm.
BIG INJUNO EAT VENIOON.
While Haymakora Catch Tramps and
Institute a Hay Loft.
”-IIIIIIII was [neat fun for the lied
Men or Wowompou tribe. last ntxtit.
and incidentally for the. othei lied
Men of the city. when PitIIt Chief Hay-
niaker A. W l‘ohlnian of South Nor
walk instituted a new loft of tiny-
matters In the city to be known as
\‘l'owompon “the No till,” thI new
loft starts with 50 "tramps," all of
whom wete duly Impressed with the
It lI-nttflc fenttties of hay making
iiih'ilitl llIIpIItI Ilreat Sachem How-
aid N (iotlt’Iey. of South Norwalk. and
suite assisted III Past Iliaud Sat ticiu
Cull Poster and Past Sacneni l) A.
l‘atker also last IIIIIIII IaIsI-tl tip the
NOT INDICTED FOR LYNCHING.
(‘A MDEN. Aid. Jun. Ills—Tho second;
Izraud jury summoned to Investigate
the lynching of a negro III Pineapple
has refused to lndlct the five men who
have been held for the crime. and they
were discharged. A beam prisoner In
the l‘lncupple jail was lynched Decem-
following named Ito-tied Iblefs of her till. IIIIII the jail lil'l'ti. thI- iii‘II
Wowompon trIbI-z Sachem. John spreading to a grant portion of III.-
Schwerdtle: aenIOI sagatuore. II A. town and causing heavy ithI-I.
t.udlum;luul01 sagamote C H. Jones; .. v . .
prophet \\'. l;.udlum chief of tee '
otils. iu‘ 'I‘. llRIII-ktngham; collector of VICTORIA l‘lO1EL
wumpuni. A. It. Roswell; lu-cper of
\vnntpum. II. E. lilsliop; santiapa_ M. 00'” MOM" 8t. and “NW“ AW-
J. Gordon. F. X. llcrget': giIaId of wtg- '
want (I. W. Codtt; guard of forest ll.
sessions Monday for the first time in
II month. Owing to the epidemic of
meaning the school was closed shortlv
itf‘itiitI the t‘htistmas holidays.
In. .I M. Nolan has discarded his IIII !
tomobile for his tiotteI. and leads tlin.’
IpII-oItIssioII of local tlrlIeIs over the;
('otnpo \iit‘t‘i speedway daily. Sleigh i
in: hm.- been excellent and none withI
“skale' and box on runners ls log .
big the rarcI opportunity for enioymg
It.
Italians ate making huge additions!
to the population of all Iowan botw con i
l'oII II ffIIIIon and Southth Stum I
it rd created a large colony at the time'
the railroad Improvements were on‘
them. Of Iecent .\eats there has been
marked decrease in that element
there and South N01 walk not Its com-
I.Ilement Trolley extensions road:
woik IiIIttIIrltil Impr'mementa at the
Plums and the proliflt field foI em- '
ploycmnt ln littdtzt port with cheap and
III-IIIIIIbIII rents in this settlon has
brought numbers within II your to San
mtnclc. and the colony tilt'i‘t‘ in being
added to weekly. Man) of these peo-
ple own theiI own places; they are
.‘thtitty :tIIIl pcisistent and with the
Ir‘zIIIIIt and Hungarians may be counted sinti tht IIIIidenIl rate was finished 3
on as the coming farmers In this sec-
‘ U0".
WILTON.
iIIIIx. W i? Hooker and Mrs. Hooker
attended the State Grange meeting at
Hartford this week.
'1' ll. Siiil‘ili'ts' \I'tts III .\lt. Kitten. N.
Y.. last week. IIIIIIIItliIII: III repairs on’
telephone wires.
liaIII Miller of t‘ aIIIIIIII i~ the own.
CT of It new automobile mm l1: and last:
week III New i'.ork
Mia‘s lIItlIIIl lictts IIIIIl I'I‘I-Intis
aunts at the hotel at Palm liench.
party will soon it‘ll\'t‘ for Miami.
Jerome Godfrey. of Cannon. ls con-I
IalesI-ing very slowly from It severe.
attack of grip. being just able to sit
tip.
\".et1ncstltt\' ~ lIaIIl rain did not affect
the fine slIIltzhiug. whiIlI it is pred: ct-
M will continue tlItoIItzhout the pres-
ent month.
The Readlnp,r tlIcII- his IIIsIIntetl Its
are .
The.
Jnicotlngt. at’tI-r quite tIII IIItI-Ital owing
to the sev'eie weuthII' this winter.‘
Miss \ltce ()lntstead entertained the
members at her home Thursday after
noon.
III one of Fritz Meters traps Saiur.
day mornltiiz. was found It large grey
fox. A bIIIIntI Is offered of $l5 for
a are; fox. $5 for red and SI for the
more ordinary red fox.
The Wilton friends of Mrs. Charles
McCorIi regret to hear of her death I
which took place at her home In.
Bridgeport. She was always a wel-
Icomt- Ilsltor to this plat II where she
litiit‘lldt’ti many social functions.
A meeting was called Wednesday or
enlng at the home of Mrs. ..l McEweni
Brits to aIraiIge for continuing the
Muenzim (‘lIIb for another year. [It
was ii(‘(ilil‘ti to subscribe for nine ofi
the lending periodicals. km. W. 1').
Hart rIIceiIinI: Sililhtf‘iliiittllb‘ for the
ensuing war.
The .\Iatiiue Whirl (‘ltib met Tuna
day afternoon ill the ltonie of Miss A.
III. Carpenter. Three tables were fll1~
ed and the following players were suc-
cessful: Mrs. ii. if. Chlchcstcr. Mrs.
R. H. Fitch, Mleali‘lorence Gilbert and
Mrs. ll. G. Thomson. The consolation
prizp was awarded to Miss A. E. Cal‘
peuter. There is no definite appoint-
ment for the next meeting.~
“\WIESTOlll-f
A. It. Southy spent Sunday with his
family here
Mr. Eben Cole who I“ III last week;
In about again.
Peter Smith still continues quite III
with rheumatism.
Miss May Hamilton 'has returned
front a two weeks visit In Norwalk.
A. C. Bradley ll still confined to the
house after an Illness of six weeks
The Matinee Whlst Club i! being ea.
tonalued by Mrs. J. P. Fitch. this at-
ternooti ‘
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Smith. of Nor-
walk. hate been guests of Mrs. Wild-
mar. Adams.
A New York Veterinarian having
charm of M. 1'. Doitnolly'a racing
horses. was in Iowa on May.
“le t-eived litidxepori ’l‘eltIgIIInI I"! In 90W"-
I l' littlli One minute from all train.
5: latch scratch. at ratIlI, unable Rates MOdCiaiC
It'lireI.
HIM.
at to Do
as. out wi‘
Eda ;
Norwalk:
OIIcII.‘Hi1:lI. Low. tutti
5221““."09 “""IS I'" m”? ‘23: no EXTRA CHARGE son cannv-
.Am ice pl‘.. am. 321,-. Inst. 32% the 'N‘
Am. lfiCi)“ 17% 173‘ 17% 17% COO! that w!“
i , . give you full value
2” Sum? 4?};‘5 43‘, 1;?“ 13% for your money III the. only kind we
AirfaconWa' ’43; .. " ~43 7,‘ sell. The kind that to clean
A. T k S. F ((6, {Jr 46“. 6%“! and that to coal all the way
A 1. & 3 F9 M M "I 81; II 887/. W“ throluh and which every penny that is
Balto. & Ohio 75,]. 795‘ 79 ' 7'. . paid counts for warmth and comfort
B‘kl5‘n ii. T.. - 49b; “,5. 48% iii-"l. for you and your family.
(lhes. &Ohio. 331/. 331.5 am and “"""‘L
chi. III N. w., “ill ten 166 III: ,
(TILGI. West. tom. 1715 one my.
(III. M a St II 14:54 ttm 142% 142v. .
Col. South. I It um 18% 1814.
Con. Gas. 192 192 my. 191% “”0 VAR“-
Erie. 2K 28 27% 27* “IViOW AVO-y El'h NW|ik->
Er“, ii" “in 67' 67% 67% 67% COQCN‘G 53-. 80th NOMIN-
1" Central. 131% 131“ ‘3114 ‘3‘ 'A TCI- E. Norwaik ’7'.- S. NON-'k 546.
illn.&aah.. tom tom my. 107a. f , - - -- .-
Manhattan. 142% 14255 142% 142% '
Mex. Cent 12% 12% 12% 1216 Phone. 138.
M. M or... t‘tm mt. ms nu.
M. K £11. 131' Mt. 39w. 39% 39%
Mo Pacific. 9174. 92a 91% 91a Julio: IMIVIIVGI
Nat. than. 15 til 15 III I
N. rcegvmi. 113;: 1:0 11:91. 11:15 I“
Nona eat. 6 7st 59f. 6%
Out. oww. 21% 3‘1)“. gag 21* CARLOCK PACKINC
Pac. Matt. 28% la it 2m '-
Penn, R. R.. 119% 1197/. um 119% v. CII'I'M 'II 9M!-
reo. out; 07% 97% on 97* .
Pros. 8. Car. 21': 27% fl“ :7“ GOLD AND CILVII PLATINO. Ii
Reading. fl 5 Is «It, 3 . . '
Rock island. 254‘. :3“ 21:2 22;: MWMRW
Rout Pm. t 9 48 48 Havonoooporior. Conch-Indian
Sou. y. 00. 20% 20% ”it 20% In operation.
'rI-nn.e.. at. am am at :7
Texas P". m; mt 25% 25% Mum to ultimo m In
llnlon pm." in“ 7‘“ 78 “M ‘fl'iMI IM 0000'“ "I0"- k
"Mon p“. pf. 90 90 M0 Woflt “Helm
ll. 8. Math. of 7“! 7;:
random... m5 6. :N. midway
MFG CO '“
Mrs. rmllynu. buildup: rum . II
T. J. SULLIVAN.
PROPRIETOR.
EurOpoan Plan. Excellent Rooms.
Just completed and newly furniuhcd
throughout.
Loak at our rooms and compare with
A Smith; III-outs. it B. Watt and H. H
(I';IIIIII braves. Max Seael John Linn.
t‘ I: St-llgen; medltlne man. In. J H
IlIIIlaII: musician (‘ (‘ .;Inncs trustee
M J. Gordon. After the evening work
was ended a feast of corn and \(‘llih‘Ull
to nitIud to business dining the day
oI sleep during the night.
~~ horrible plague.
Never falls,
:10 cents
Itching piles .
lloati‘s Ointment
At any drugstore. j Found at Last
3 After years of medical research and
TODAY IN WALL STREET it- -.vaI rlmcnts (liay' s llonct of White
, )
\i‘ .\.ll STRIIIl-Il',_)ti' 10 IL m The Pine II. fouul by the .\lttlital lrofos
London mittket‘s rcnIIw-IIII titlil‘l‘lhi III alon t" b" 1h" "n”! rf'mv‘h 0" the
ow .' the win outlook hiIIi \t‘l‘) little in markt (”r ”in!“ (““1" "“‘l ‘“
tlIIviic-I on iiit‘ opIIIiIItz triiIIInIz III the lironthinl “M" “n"
Hltit'it ItiarlzIt it"i‘f‘ beyond the dIIprt‘I ZEITFUSS' PHARMACY,
siou of tilt spec llillliVII nt' Itvlty Only . 8 North Main St
a flu sIoIlIs were traded H and thc "
[llitl‘ I- haunt-a in the prominent leaders SOUTH NORWALK'
\\t'i't' almost IIIIpIIreIIpthle Tint-.-
w 1.». .; .lwci no of II;- in Nashyme, Clint
IIIIIIIIIII. and St. Lotus. iII continuation
of the whim; which hna been zlotlcttl
-.h_.._..._._ "w...
CONN.
liiSTlliiT REIIIEF 1133:.“
Grip. floro Throat. ‘ith RRA'III. IAN
llo doom Mr. ho opium.
Oal Inf-limo curo for Asthma. (‘a-
fin. Rmncliuo Iamlgolfltt' omit-op-
“on. Wood .1 00 ru [in- Plot
".50 [no you. I. F can II (:o..
lndlnnnpolln. Ind
\\ \l. i S'l‘itlt‘li'l‘ it n m. «The early
.“.|\(‘t Motion was cioiitlut led with it iiiiit'
IiIo'II dash. the tntliflerente shown by
the market to the Fair Eastern news
:.Iimulutlnn mori- buying for the loin:
account. llotInI shorts allowed some
llnlli‘lflt'r‘n untl |"‘t‘t‘nii_\‘ wonk stocks!
were biIuclIt heavily. IIspeclull; liIIt-k
iSi'Iii | Important gains. however
were lII‘ItttId laIgiIlI to the mluiu 3 Do You want Move"?
stocks but most of" the usual ld\"‘tllilt .!
lt‘ I substantial fractlom Hrmklyu]
I IIIIIIIII Lend. St, Louie and Sun i‘l‘llll-
Iiwo L'IIII pfd. and Minneapolis. St
t’nui and SIIIIII Ste .\lnric Improved t.
Ilock Island common and pfti. 1‘2. Real
ty prI. and Ice pfd. 2 and Pacific .‘i‘rlll
The market became quieter to
II am the time of the first hour when
MHIC ot‘ the lenders eased off.
\\'.\i.i. STREET. Ntitm ~ pri'."‘.‘~‘ sci
tIeJ slowlv III a lower chtIl. wiping out
out gains c\cept in a few mlnoi sept-
InltIIIII. siic h as Chicago and Alton pfd..
Kansas City. Fort Scott and Memphis
pfti. and the Corn ProIlIIItII stocks
which lose I to “a. Erie 2nd ptd
Pittsbuig. (‘ C & St Louis pfd. Sugar
and Metropolitan West Side Elevated
lost it nolnt aitd Rock Island and Brook
|.In Transit reacted III- much. Fort
Worth & Denv e1 I. ity Stamped Jumped
Ii points. Bonds were firm.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire of Mn
nice It: Goldschmidt Commission Bro
hers. Swarfz & Corbett. Block South
i time It to loan on all kinds of Real
Estate in large or small amounts. from
one to three years. or on easy monthly
payments. 5 and 6 per cent interest
F. AImiIIgton Peavell.
Mortgage Broaor.
1090 Fulton Strict.
BROOKLYN. N. Y.
HoneSt
CO__AL
$625 a Ton Delivered.
Dept. M.
III?“ gig
HOW'B THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars III:-
ward for any case of thumb that can-
not be cured by IlIIll‘a Catarrh Cure.
II‘. J. CHENEY & (30.. Toledo. 0.
We. the unIlI I'IIlgIIt-d hate known lI‘.
..l (‘ honey for thel .Isi i5 yarn and be-
ltevo him perfectly honorable III al
lIIIslnesII transac
by his firm.
\\ ALIIINII. KINNAN dz MARVIN.
Wholesale l'lrugglstr. Toledo. 0.
taken inter-
lltill‘s (‘ittarIli Cure lIIl
naily tit-flint IlIIIIItly upon the Mon.
and mucous surfacos of the systom.
“‘I‘Wk hH‘ I'Itatlmontals sent trce. Price 75 cents
per bottle. Sold by all Drugglsts.
'l‘litn littll' 9 Family Plilp for consti-
pnlltm.
h
-.a..-_~
Men tile widows cry.
..eorry but that doesn't furnish broad.
but a policy in the
Com}. amoral LIfo Insur-
anoo Company
payable Immediately makes the family
Independent.
I'Rl'D ll. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT,
Unltod Bank Ild'9., So. Nemalk.
it); per cent.
A dividend
semi-annually of 5'4 per cent.
Present rate should be increased
within the year. Your dividend
guaranteed and princi rotectcd
throu h a "trust fun " 0 Thirty-
five lions.
"An investment. not a
speculation."
The " plan" landed on the law of
averages some as that of life insur-
ance.
“Ix
Sand tor hooiim to
Hammitt. Hills Block. Hartford.
Denny 8. Hull. Representative.
1 Lauder lilk. South Norwalk, CI.
The Humphrey
Gas Light
is the Brightest and Best mem-
ber of the Light family.
If gt'bes
MORE LIGHT.
BRIGHTER LIGHT.
WK! 7' ER LIGHT.
STEADIER LIGHT.
and
Will Make
Light Bills Much
Lighter
lint II I & IlgltIIglt
'PHONE, 08.
Capltal.
Hans and financially
.uble to cum out any obligations made
.0
friends are
Your
t‘II: s ‘ammlrtg of that
door» I. :31) out the
cold air—avoid the
breaktngofgla 33. The
EILI PSF. CEIL‘SK AND'
Sea. wullldoii, easy
to put on and keep In ,
order We've got it
COMSTOCK. WATKINS a DOW.
'PHONE. 43-6.
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SOLID {IND' ’SUGCFIITUL.
City National Bank
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
. :Ioo.ooo.oo
Sumter. 310000030
omi- mun; :ao.aoo.oo
EDWIN H. MATHEWBON, Pmtdont.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Prostdcnt.
JACOB M. LAYTON. Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
Edwin H. Mathcwcon Hoot-y Seymour
John H. Knlpp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Bwartz John H. Light
Capital.
Frederick H. Rowan.
”..—
looounfs Sollolfod
Will Paper Sale.
20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
Making room for new goods, we are
giving 20 per cent. discount on last.
year‘s Gold Papers.
50c Paper. the
400 Paper, 82c
30c Paper, 24c
25c Paper. 20c
Borders same discount.
To Order-Window Shades. Picn
titre Framed.
Dcalcr' In Wall Panel-mm Paintdru'
Supplies, Artiatafl
SPECIALS. “m" ‘
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
turca, xoc. .
Cloth Window Shades. with
fringe
Solid 5°...» Half Curtain Roda,
3ft. long. with fixtures. 10c.
. 3."ShurcoCot" Can Opener. can“...
easily. No to cd udge. ,
TI.
IEOT ITII‘L PAIINO KNIVIO,
PAINTING. PAPER“
IND. DECORATING.
at
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Stat. Suppl-vision I
“Coal”
same" orrtct» _ II N
Resident Director—s. ‘ - . r
Mommr N. La: ". -. ..I
Chli‘l“ E. 00W Jm":" .reng.
$6. 25 per turn.
PLUALI’
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Tolcphono. 131-8 .
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can buy t 0 heat for an equal price!
We handle only tho "altar amnion“
COAL mined. and (2“th
moms of our' cdai.
Bust No. 8 Nut. (not tho not study
stuff). $000 per ton. Boat Cumberland
Bituminous“! lttractlvq
Church-1'35“ filament...
Inhglochtootl II III.
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Port. Show or filo: Moos
If you have a cold burn from. or
Hormltago out Ilwkthorno. Taylor
Ryo Whiskey-All It‘ll
writ“
m loud: 0r
-liiuropo.
way bu poor. shim coal when you ‘
outdo satisfaction Bend uta trio! ht- . .
doc. and we will convince you of mo .34
122 vfl’rth’ at. . doJkOIIVIA‘LK. ‘
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now III-top wc CAN outline TH!
9 “common! on" IIAION. ton
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nucu NIATIR mu ‘I'Imln
mo Palrrt‘an yoiut
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silicon, IF l'l' wan: tic-rand»
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racaaur or IT.
W to A FACT THAT our! wonk-
MEN ARE NEAT.
cm. on on rat altos! nag:
to First Avenue. “73:9“.
Tolophono Coll. ill-l.
Tilt (lotion Stilt ltd, Mitt.
FOR STEAM can
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INSURES A wan» on. on.
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NEW YORK. '
lite lomllt Stetniiut tuning
(incorporated).
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m”NOR WALK.
SOUTH «autumn.
and NEW YORK.
Sioamon City of Norton?
and Squaufhdi.
loans New York. Mention Wound-dun
and Friday at 5. 00 p. a. .4
Loans Nor-walk. Tuesday. Thornton
and Saturday not.“ or m.
Freight ucolvad foo- radians 5 p. no
.1? ".1
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'i‘o tho Old Country. Drafto' and
III payable bourbon ll
or sale at lowest rat...
(1300i) M. L3m0iit
o tutti-cu Pinon. cowl mm, or”.
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by Four Your. ..
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