Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 26, 1904 · page 5

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Home Made
ChocOlales and
Ribbon Ctrtidu
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LANE’S

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5 I Washington St.

 

 

 

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William I). Scele of South Nor'walk
was In Ansonlu. Sunday.

.1. Edward Slater has retried. Mrs.
Belle Seytnour's cottage. Courtluirdl
Place.

Albert J. Hoyt. of Oyster Bay. who
has been seriously ill with pneumonia,
iii somewhat better.

Manager Hoyt has booked “Parsl-
i‘al." claiming it to be the. real thing.
and not a lecture recital.

——Special sale laces and Hamburg
:wlgingu. 3c yd up. now going on at M

Smith 5: Co's

tonrpun) if will drill at the arm.ory
this evening. the same to be followed
by "It legulur company meeting.

Don't forget tltat meetings are held
r very night except Monday. in the Soil
vatlon Army hall. All are welcome.

Welcome Strangtr Midge, Soul-i of St.
(Icorgc. will hold a session, this even-
big. at the Lodge rooms ill Main street.

(lo and see the new veiilugs at S. S.
'l‘illotnoll‘s. She has everything in the

, IIIlllIiIery l.IIe at about your own
price. '
Miss l.orita May Hines. who liar

been visiting relatives here for the last
live months. has returned to lter lioIiIc
ill Ilontoll.

'I‘lIc barge IIIxIIt-llner has arrived at
Wilson‘s Point with a cargo of coal for
.lolrn ll. Ferrirt' ciIstollIcrs tip the linu-
bnty road.

The Hospital Willst Club wIII'irTITtI
i124 rcgrrlai meeting Friday attetnonu.
lit‘ .1 o thtk with Mrs. George (1. Ernst.
West aientie.

MI. and Mrs. Herbert .\lottrullr and
daughter Marian. of New York. spent
Sunday with Mrs. William i’ndertlown.
ot‘ ‘I‘tiylor avenue.

Miss Annie Mt-Keon. wlto was oper-
ated on for :ippeiltllcitin. Sunday litter-
Iioon. it lliougnt to be doing nictly. at
the Norwalk Hospital.

-—»Gofl"s Cough Syrup is not a cure
.ilI bin It is a teitain cure for coughs.

(Uiiis aild cramp. 'ztbc bottle. 1". ll
Lawton & I‘ 0
Miss idu llcrn’es. 01 .\‘ttIIIItoIII. .\pt‘lll

a few days last week. at the. houn- or
iltt‘ uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. I“
St‘iimt‘dtin. of South Norwalk.

The Travel Llub of thc Norwtilk Cori
.Itrtgational Church will meet at tht
parsonage this evening. at k o'clock
the Tower of London will be discuss
ctl.

Mrs. George I". Poole and son. “an
find. who started for Daytona. Florida.
Nilllf‘ days ago. arrived safely at their
destination. and report the tempera-
Ittre to be eighty-one.

It" you are looking for line 'I‘orchon
and \aleucleunes latte and Insertions.
at a low,pricc. you should see the line
of new spring patterm now (Ill salt
at Miss N. E. Ryan's.

As a large space in the furniture de—
partmt‘nt at Itead's la devoted exclus-
ively to oflice furniture. that is the
place where you will find just the kind
that will be of assistance to the busy
mail. See ad.

«Hosiery and gloves III great var
iely, at special prices during this sale.
M. S. Smith E; Co.

.\gain there cornea a splendid oppor-
tunity to procure a line talking mach-
IIIe at almost no initial expense, and
on easy payments, as the second Vic-
tor Club to being formed at Howland's.
Ste ad. for particulars.

Company 1’ had a new box ball alley
installed yesterday. in the company
quarters on the. second floor of the
armory Several of tht boys etrjoyet.
tht game last night after the basket-
btill match With Company G of Dan-
bury.

'i‘he Hotel Clifford was crowded
again last night. Landlord \anz i.\
certainly making the house go. Ht
does everything to make all his guests
at home. aIId will. certainly have .0
have a larger house. if business con-
tinues as It is now.

The case of Louis Vcrlln. of Wilton.
against Barrett blade-moan Company.
for salary and commissions. is on trial
before Judge Curtis. In Bridgeport. to-
day. Attorneys Walsh and Keogh ap-
pear for the plaintiff. and Attorneys
Gould arid Gould of Bridgeport. for
the plaintiffs.

Your friend might make all Ideal ex-
ecutor of your will. but what if he
should die before the provisions of the
will had been executed“! It Would then
be necessary to appoint another. caus-
Itig confusion and annoyance. There
Is no danger of this occurring when a
TrIIIt contrary is the exeebtor. for it
cannot din. nor does it become sick.
The SNth Norwflk Trust Company’s
ad. on the fifth page will Interest you.

~Gofl’e Cough Syrup Is not. I care-
all. but it lI I «2an cure for coughs.
«MI and camp. 25c bottle. I". D.
Lawton 8 Co.

VICTOR ALKING
MACHINES.
Victor Recount: tite‘kind you

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

. John .\. Bi and molly. of Nor
‘walk. will I or 1y remove to MIry-I
I kind.

I l'IX-MZU'UI'JHIIIO'
w.alk in III Mt. K _
in funeral

I Welc-onu Stranger Lodge, Sons of St
Gmrne in planning a box social toi
Friday evtnilig, Ft‘biualy 5th.

A spotifli auction or the Nnrwalk
i.’ilaIIII ultl Aramiallon \\Ill be il'iti iti-
. '“lIIoIItiw afternoon at the Nolwutk Ilo-;
A tltniourtluior of Out iRIIIik. nratlo'
in East Not‘walk. is at the Norwalkl
Iatoi‘t' of F. l). Lawton & Company, Int
Main street.
i There will be an exauilnatloli to-
night. at the armory for nolI-conlllila-
iuloned otlleorli of Company I). Includ-
llng sergeants and corporals
I The annual election of officers of the
Team Driven. . irlon of The Norwalka
will be lit Id this evening. at Central
Labor l'nIoII I.,vt.~utn. South Main strtt.

A regular meeting of Our Hrotliers'
Lodge. 1. 0. 0. II. of Norwalk. was
held hurt night. The annual roll ctill
of the lodge will be heldou Monday
evening. l«‘cbruary 29th.

'l‘IIt gl't‘rlt red tag sale tit Ittmers‘ dz
Sit‘H'nH' la successful on account of the
high valurs. the certain quality. anti
tht low prices. Read the all. luv the
It"lllll'iilliii1' offerings this sale makes
you.

The funeral of Wallace Ilniiliimlort
was held front his Iatc iiolnt- III Wilton.
laid i'i’i‘llilll-L 'I‘Ile. Ilev, W.Ill..in I)
llurt. pastor of the Wilton Clillgl‘t'flil-
tltinill (‘|rurclr. ofilclntetl. The remains
wu-c taken to Windhatli. Conn. for In—
terrncllt this morning. where they were
laid away with Masonic honors.

~I.ook at our bargain sale of The
corsets. all sized liic. M. S. Smith It:
Co.

Beginning on Saturday an additional
trairl dispatcher was placed on the
Shore Line division of the New Haven
railroad. with headquarters at New
London. Now the work of this sort on
this division. between Providence and
New Haven. will be divided between
two luerr. One has done the work hltlt-
.-rto. ()111' will trike trains from Cedar
Hill to New London. and the other
rout New London to Providence.

'I'hc Matt. board of education will.
within the next ten days. call for bids
.til‘ the construction of the new State
Normal school, ill litinbitl'y. It In ca-
.Ieclcii 'il ii the. school will be ready for
icriipnncy try lull. bill in the event of a
lclny tlit state board will probably ae-
lll’I' temporary (littil‘lt‘l'r- in that city. it
.Itcrc are :I bllIIit‘itlll number of rIple-
t‘flllln to warrant the undertaking. and
‘lilllilll‘l n Ilill‘llllli .~cliool in such quar-
crs until the slate building is rtndy
.or occupancy.

Tho fancy dress social of the Dane;
Iig .\ttrtOI'itllItill was hcld III Ray-
nond's Hall. New Canaan. f“l'ilii1.\' ev-
niiig. Professor I). A. Stanton. of
itnlnftittl led the opening tolllllon
-ili.~lt' was fiIrniI-hctl il\ Silt'lillliiH or-
ilt'hh11,t)f Stamford. 'Ilie affair pim-
d to be the moat ctijoyablc social
'vcut of the stimuli. The costumes of
will the ladies and gentlemen \vcrc
.ll'lih‘lit‘ and in some cases beautiful.
\ltIcII amusement was afforded tlu
:pcctators by the comic nrakoups and
ludicrous notions of some of the mask.
d participants.

Fletcher Knapp. ti brnkenvnn on Iilt
liulrland division of the New \“1‘II
.‘ew Ilavcti and Hartford railroad, war»:
tIn over by slmc freight cars in tile
'alimutl yard, at \\‘nlcrliury. Sunday
~1'1crnoon. and dicd at 1 o'clock Mon-
l:l.v morning from the effects of his in.
twice. Ont leg and one arm were ciIt
ill. lie was switching l'I'ciI'litc tits at
he li'll", litid ii I.- supposed that ho
lippctl “'1 the icy ground and tell Itu-
lcr the cars. although no one saw tln
Iccitlelrt. Knapp was It member of thc
Ilrtitlicrliotitl of Railroad 'i‘l'uinnrii‘lt.
ind lived with a sister in \\‘nlerbury.

I.. I). Kellogg. .\. ll. .t‘orriaiit. .1. Il.
inuroy. Huston; I). W. llcnjtirnllt. t‘.
H. Lamb, 1). It}. Ilrulnard. .l. t). .\It-Kean.
Hartford: E. (1. Goodman. .l. W.
\Vowrrey. It. M. Hart, 1.. Rich-
ardson. .Ir.. '1‘ .\Inrkellic. II. A.
Woodward. Wllllam Davis. .I. laun-
ky. S. .I. Ilusl‘ord. W. A. Klsarrm. (I00.
(otter. H. .i, \\llnson. 1.. Oppenheimer.
I. .1. Port. 1'. W. 'l‘uli. E. \'it|dcr, New
York; II. it Lirngsluw. Rochester. X.
Y.; 11. It. (‘alllserr Lurchiuorrt: T. .1.
t)anlels. l‘utnani. (‘t.: I}. 1.. Sonic. Fl'i‘th
iorl. .\Ic: W. \V. .\Icllonougli. Phila-
Ielphia: .l. I’. Ilarrt‘lt. (‘Iiit-Iigo. wrre
'.Ile.~ts at the Hotel Clifford. yesterday.

PI 7 .
THE [ATEST CRAZE.

February magazines just otll.

Daily and Sunday papers delivered
to all parts of the city. Leave your or-
der at .

 

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COLEMAN'S
IO North Main Street South Norwllk.
Agent for A. G. Splulding'I BIIIinl
Ind Sporting GoodI.

 

THE PROVISIONS OF THE WILL

are executed strictly In accordance
with the intentions of the tectator
when the

scum NORWALK TRUST do.

Hubbcll. ot' Nol'- f
today. utteudluz l

 

.f 1‘1 {‘1‘

. . at
Our 0nd! Guaranlb: 3-

.il 3an That

This has been the banner lit-d 'l‘a
other clotiriers complain of poor hit
our public which maker-I our sticcca
busllleas wlth which we have been
thanks.

Why atlccesai'iil? liecailae values
prices lower than you lIIIIl t'IM'wilt‘l

Judge thi- rittle'rt usefulness to vi)
510 AND $12 SUITS. $6.98 AND
810 AND 312 OVERCOATS. “.98

Plenty of good pickings among
a size for every prompt comer at on

Very attractive otter-Inga In I)0)'H'
sizes from 2 1o 19 years. llrlng you

BOUTH NORWALK.

 

4The Great .
Red Tag Sale

 

Dunning Sacco”.

RogersStSteveus

successors to Comsfock Bros.

asthma: or Men" Intro

Surrounds By.

\'Ii
1: Salc III the store‘s history. Who“.
Illness. we rejoice In lhc lovalty of
II ccrlalii. For the [treat volume of
favored Wt' extend our Itimtm-L.

are higher. duality and

t‘.

certain.

it by these two ccutm'knblc offerings:

$9.98.
A N D $8.98.

suits and overcoats at these prices.
e price or the other.

orcrcoata. l'ccft'i‘s and all

1' buy wilt-n you L'liilll'.

suits,

 

TEL. CALL, 32-2.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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My constant effort lit past
customers feel that ”my item

l rails in entrusting their grain
crease in orders tends to [WI
most; and that they (lliliri't'iilii

Irtiry. i want you t» I'm-l lllu

foundation algtc “four iillaillt'r.‘ ".~;lti:.fnctlou :ii any .tltt.”
I hopi' ,Viilll' personal cvpcritucc has not Iilti\t‘ll lhv

you get what you think you I:cl-~llrc bc.~i of every'tillillu

i \BUY OATS ’HAT'S CLEAN. ~. '

 

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years has been to make our
. considering their best lIIii-r~
orders to lll)‘ care. The In-
rve that this. is ”11' caac with
~ the true Illl‘tlllilifl ol' the
i'ilil
t'lius 1er (it‘lit'llliiliiiti[tinct-

MANUEL T. HATCH.

 

MUNSEY

FOR FEBUARY
NOW READY AT

William P. Beers,

19 WALL STREET, NORWALK.

6 80 .MAIN 3T., 80. NORWALK.

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is appointed executor or‘ administrator

does not die or become sick. but III!

The chIrmIIro moderate and the
:orvicen render-oil ancient Ind rollo-
le. 8

 

WiltI can “Ninthflth do (and!
fiction am

It but no prejudicial for or IgnInIt mm b,
of the beneflclIHII of the will Ind It '

ways ready to Ittend to holiness. I

 
 

 

 

 

FREE DELIVERY.

TELEPHONE 108.

CUTBILL'S

Bridge Fish Market

SHAD. ’ SHAD. ’

FRESH CAUGHT ”SHAD.
NICE SMELT, 3 LBS. 25c.
FANCY IMPORTED ENG. BLOAT-
ERS, EXTRA LARGE. 5c.
ALL OTHER KINDS OF FISH.
OYSTERS AND CLAMS.
Next to Ferris“ CoIi erd.

15c LB.

 

 

 

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_....... _ ......-A 4.3. -

FITS

We reduce nerve irritation.
pleasure. Consult In: about your

Donut distort
(‘3'? ii.

vision. bitt make seeing a
and Iiectlre a pair that

-FITS

HOMER 8. "01’1". Rofraotlng‘ Opflclan.

'Room 9 United Bank Building,
Special Appointments at convenicn

eouth NorwIik, Conn.
cc of patron.

Office hours. 8.11:45.12:45 6: 00. Saturday evenings 7—9.‘

 

A FOWL CONSPIRACY vs. THE ANTI-LA YING HEB/3.

Why don't you induce your heirs to lai’.’
Now Is the time to get your work in. when eggs are soaring away up to

50c per.
No use. working the heirs overtime.
can't give them away.
Did you ever hear “The. boy of the
That was a great lay.
Why they tlliit‘ti I’riitt'lt Food.

 

 

when eggs are not sure, and yoti

Last Minstrel?"

What made It. such a auccesa'.’
It's certainly great stuff.
Knocks that Egg Constipation silly.

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

room BRUSH?

If so we think it would be
worth your while. to look over

our exceptionally large line.

 

We have a winner

. AT 25';

the. ill'itilit'fi guaranteed Itecuro.

intuition Plilllllllil
The Prescription Store.

”All can pan the door.
Night CIIII AanorId.
Telephone Call, 15-2.

 

Widowed AFB”
Sunk. III Collision

Captain Ind Male on tho "PrII'Iy."
.Drownod. Ind Three of the Crow
Reaction.

BOSTON ilin 21$. — Tile ’l‘homastoti.
Maine. schooner Ella theatres and the
schotniel li‘ririutls t-lhubcrl 1 Boston.
have been lost III collltllon. and Captain
Elias White and Male Fred 1‘}. Peter-
son. of the I‘reaaey, went down With
their vessel. Information of the dis-
aster was brought to this city by Cap!
lain Tillillllln t1. Starkey, of the Shit-
liert. who l'tttclIt-tl here on the
George M. \\'i11rtlow early today.
Winslow also had on board the four
men of (‘Iiptuiri Sturkoy‘u crew and
three illll'\'i\'(il‘t of the crew of the Pres-
aey The tug, which was towing a
airing of bargcs in the vicinity. I'a'i
to the spill and rcricucd all bill (Tap
tlIilI While and .\Into‘ Peterson. The
collialou occurred about two miles off
the t‘ape (‘od shore. llridwny between
.\‘atlsctt and the Highlands. Sunday
night. The I'rcsm-y Mink in him than
two minutes. The Shubert remained
afloat. and thc Winslow Itlli'llll’ill‘li Iii
low IIt'I', but ”‘1' II-sacl was leaking so

 

. badly that t'aptulu Starla-y abandoned

the craft uftct .«cltiug hill on tirc
The Wild I'rcnacy \\'.I.~ huuntl front
Storririutnu, .‘Itiiuc. in Nut London.
(”outt. with a cargo of granite. Slit»
\\'l|~‘ i| i\\'liIlIII.‘f"l'. \\'Ilil (I lilIIIIHK" (if.
17? gross and 1' .4 net Ht'l‘ length

was Mill 1ch iil"‘tfliyb L'T .‘ and depth
S.‘ . Sun was liiiil it 'l‘tioiitiuuon ilt
la“

The Shubt- It was bound
\otll lo I‘tirlltl III with l.'20ii barrels of
heron-nt- She was a lil'."‘i‘lllll.\ii'il
ream-l of “:17 lillla‘ groes and lki‘. toils
ilci burden. She win built :It May:
Landiuz. N Y in 1872. She was. 105.2
fut long. 1:1 I to -t in iil‘i‘.i.illl and had
it tit'pill til 5,1; l‘tici

Iltli‘l{l.\.\'li. Mattie, .i.i1|. ('tip-
t:iiII lilinx \\ Ilili' and Male Fred H. I‘c
li‘l‘h‘iil]. \\ ilti were lost “be It the at IItitIII
or MRI I’l‘tisNW \\. .x \\‘l'ticittti ill (til
llslti'r with the ihtmuci I-ltmcls Slin
icrt till t‘apc t‘od Sunday night. br-
IIIIIgt-d it. this town. i‘.tp. \\‘hiic win
it iIaIlic or” this plate and one of its
lit-st known citizc'u. lie was about
.1\ year-Ii of age and Is survived b_' :I
'I'.'iliti\\‘ and time rlllllii clrlldrtn. Iiotll
t'aptaln anti .\ll'x. \\‘hite have for ycsir<
"ecu active as members of the .\Icthi»
«list Society and the lwrt-tticment of
tile family t-licitcd the sympathy of an
vxienaivc actpiairr .Inct- throughout the
l'ii)‘

.

26.

TODAY IN WALL STREET.

\1 .\l. 1. ST lilt‘lri T. iii lo a iri.--1 irst
pllt'ex ol Nit)1i\\ .\IHIWNI but few
changes from last night. Ill tat-c» ol‘
.tll clitlrtli. .\ rise of 7“ 'n Sugar and
"V in .\‘orl‘olk & Western were the oil-
ly notable exceptions. The volume oi
IIIiSllltixa was small. the renewed un-
cct tttilItIy tl\'1'l' the war outlook serving
to restrict operations.

TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.

Reported over private wire of Mn
plea & (‘Ioldscliniidt Commission Bro

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

tug.
ThI-j

from New

here. Swan: 8: Corbett Block. South
Norwalk:

Upcu. liigli. ' Low. 1:30
.\nlal. Cup. 501.; out. 411%. 50-1,.
Am. C. Ii: I-‘ pf.‘, 31 M 31“. 31 $43 311.:
Am. Loco, .111 1141.; 183.1%.
Am. Smelt. 49“.. it”... «1934. 497,.
Am. Sugar. 129-3. 131‘ 129 130-13
Anaconda. 7‘. 7‘4 71.; '1‘ 1'.
A. '1‘. & S. Fe._. 691g 691,: 683.. tint-1.
.\ 'I‘ & S Fe pf. til 31%.. 9117.. Ell-E.
Ilalto & Ohio. 8.15 SJI‘S. 83-8. 833'.
Il'klyn R. '1‘... all}; lino 491.1,. 49%
Chi. & X. Wu ltitt‘l. 1683:; 168%" 168%
Ch. (1t. West. Ilia; 17 . 161/, 167..
(‘II M & St I’.. 14:17... Hit-X. It"... Hist...
(‘01. 1‘. it 1.. :ioio sou. can, 301....
(‘01. South, 1x 11% 18 18
Con. Gas. 195“,- 1953. 195% 1953;
Del. & Hint, 1603'. loll-“i. 16m. 166%;
Eric. 25 2854'. 28 28%;
Eric. lat. pf._ tilt-‘73 69-3. 69% 69%
Gen. Elem. 13mg. 134% 13.17. 131
Iowa Central. 108 108 107V. 108
Lon. 8: Noah Hill. 115 111‘... 145
Manhattan. 122'... 1221/. 1:2 122
Met. 51. Ky. 12% 127;. 12'." 127..
Mex. Cent., 17% 17% 17% 173’
M. K. 8: T.. 11 Ill/9 41 81%
M. K. & 1‘.. pf.. 94 . on. 93% 945,;
N. 1’. Central. 120% 120% 120 120%}
Norf. & West. 60% 60% 5975 6014,
Ont. & West. 231/; 23% 23 23% ‘

 

. . ’v 1.06‘
W‘ ... ‘agcr’giur‘cnv-wv -
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our Impatient?

.,. .5’.
II I decided succeal and never befou It thil time of your .1.
have our Clothing SIIeI been II lIrgI. . g .
' EVERY OVERCOAT and any FANCY sure not I
been reducer! in price ranging from O2 to 87.

.\~..,.

MEN’ S SUITS AND OVER-
COAT,

formerly priced Oil Ind OIo. >
now If one price, ‘

315.69.
MEN' S SUITS AND OVER-

COATS. .

formerly priced OM and ”5,
now at one price.

$18.39-

MEN'S SUITSifiND OVER-
. ' COA

. formerly priced $10, $12 and
I $13.50, nowat one price,

$7.98.

 

MEN'S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS,

formerly priced SI 5 and $16.50.
now at one price,

$12.29.

 

ers. Underwear, Cops, Shirts, Working Shirts and Clover,
AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES.

SELLECK 8: PRICE

Clothiers and FurniIherI, l
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk.

 

 

 

Clearance Sale“

Men’s Blanket: Lined Working Coats, Boys' ReeferI, Boy'I Smit- .

 

 

 

CABBII GE-

is scarce.
depend on New York. Will hav c some good hard Cabbage on Sat-
urday. which we will sell at . .. _ Q.“ A ...
4 CENTS POUND. _ ..
SHOULDERS to cook with the Cabba c. Small, lean. at ' n'
83/. CENTS P OUND. ASH.

SPINACH to serve with the Shoulder. Finer than the fresh

because of no grit. '

15 CENTS. CAN.

PRINT BUTTER. Fresh lot Clover Hill. just in, at a reduc-
ed price. , .
30 CENTS POUND. .
WHAT CAN WE DO FOR YOU? ‘ '

Lorenzo Dib_____a Ie

 

 

 

The supply of home grown is about done. and we now '

 

BUTTER l

VERY BEST (‘REAMI‘IRY

250 lb.

GOOD SWEET BITTTEII

230 lb.
EGGS

FRESH EGGS

38o doz.

WESTERN EGGS I VERY FINE.
820 doz. I Jaclb.

REMEMBER WE GIVE AWAY PRESENTS WITH OUR' .EOT TIA‘:
AND COFFEE.

COFFEE,

()l'lt SPECIAL MOCHA AND JAVA

320 lb.

200 lb.
TEA "

vaav BEST

450 lb.

 

 

17 NORTH MAIN STREET

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. neIr Ind cIn be hId It such mall cost?
We unite ll thorough examination of the Eyes. without colt. Int
If glIIIes Ire needed furnish them It the lowest poIIIblI Wick
.Porfoct titan; nannteed. '

o‘. B. .M one". a:

. ‘ Induato Optlolln.
88 WIII "not.

The school that InIkeI I specialty of oIch student.
I A Six Months' Coime In '

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

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Molten t e hens shell out eggstraordlnary. Eggnuliinkq 131)“ iii; 133:: 131;: sARTAIN 3 BUSINESS COLL G
Youeui titIt. RAYMOND naos. Poet. on... 102 102% iota. 101% ' ’ court-t NORWALK, CONN. . ‘
We also ave Cracked Bone and Ground Oyster Shells. Free. 8. Car 30 30 .. 29% 29% - th _ .. . r.. _, "1."
That‘s right. don't get left. do it right now Road; ‘ iii-I 45% “- ._ “5‘ 46% . ”‘93 9"“ tiii niece”- ‘
Buy Hen Fruit Inducers of Rep. Steel.“ 3 an, . 3 3% . During the last four month! We had 17, CI"! for mocha". I“!!!
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