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Phone l65-5.
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Ice Cream
and Ices.
Pancu Ice
Cream to
Order at
LANE’S
mm
W1 1 rrW “WWW
5 I Washington St.
Until it rabies.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Cobnrn are visit-
ing III New Haven. today.
A regular meeting of Court Mahaek-
enio, Foresters oi' _-\iiiei'ieu, was held
last evening.
Light weight underwear, the knit
kind. for man, woman. or child, at ure
Iloston Store. See ad.
Tire Connretieut Military Academy
baseball team wrll play a learn on the
East avenue grounds. this afternoon.
(.‘. Bronson. the well known hotel
man. is back at his old stand In
charge of the ofllee at the Hotel CIII‘
I'oi'1l.
Big bargains iir silk p1-tti11oats 111
Reads. Today's 111i. describes a nov-
1lty called the Lennox I1‘lowcr Sprayer.
See what it is.
A rehearsal for the District School
will he Ireld Thursday night in the
Methodist church. instead of Friday
night.
Ilig drop in prices of ladles‘. men‘s
and boy‘s suits at (lately & Brennan's.
Reasons for this reduetion appear in
the ad. today, Read it.
The poliee are investigating the
theft of several baseball gloves, which
hare been stolen from (‘olerrian‘s news
room. It is believed to have been the
work of small boys.
Have you seen the new suspender
dresses? They are as nice as any new
children‘s fashion. that has eonie out lll
many days. At llowlaud's. See ad.
Sherman Count-ll. Iii-it:~ Royal Area-
nnni. will hold its rezular meeting
’l'hursday evening at Red Men's Ilall.
\‘r'ashington street. A large attend-
trn1'11 is hoped for and a pleasant ev-
ening is assured.
If you want to get your full value
for your junk, semi a postal to A. Har-
ris, Raymond street. South Nor'walk.
Mr. Harris has been iri business here
for a long time. and he. is reliable and
responsible. and you are. sure of get~
ting best value 1111' all you sell Irlm.
COTTON MANUFACTURERS MEET.
Scarcity of Farm Laborers
Southern States.
W'ASIIINGIUN. May ll.~1lhe Ann I
i1-11n(‘otton Manul: re trrrers Assoc iation
manned here today. tor its tighth aii-
nrial session. The meeting will last
two days.
About 201') irrenibers of the association
were present. President, Roosevelt is
to receive the iiicinher's of the1 assoeia-
tion at the White Ilouse tomorrow at-
ternoon. . resident \Y. C. Heath. iii his
address, said that the most serious 110n-
dltioii now confronting the cotton uran-
ufaeturers is the high priee ol‘ raw cot-
ton, coupled with the small returns for
the manufactured product. The manu-
in the
I'aeturci‘s are largely responsible. for
this condition. he said. When thc1
price of raw cotton began to go tip re~
really they had told their customers
that the. int-reuse was due to specula-
Iron and manipulation. This he asserti
111i. was not the ease. The high price
of raw cotton was due solely to a re
Slit‘IISC to the law of supply and de-
mand. Tire scarcity 111' l‘ai'rrr laborers
in the south. due to the migration oi
the negro to eities is one of the
ions conditions to '11- met. To meet it.
the immigration of Italian and other
i‘or1ign farm labor will have to be en-
couraged.
I‘ouehing 1m the labor problem. Mr.
Ileatlr asserted that while the right of
labor to organize was not questioned.
neither should the right or capital to
combine be questioned. The power of
labor organizations. he said, was being
prit. at the. present time. to dangerous
uses. It was menacing individualr
rights: it was asking the government
to fix the hours of labor. These dew l-
opments. he concluded. threatened the
very principles of the government.
Secretary C. B. Bryant read a letter
of good wishes from the New, England
St‘f-
Cotton Manufacturers‘ Association. an- 1
bouncing that Arthur II Lowe of
I’it1.hbrug Mass. would represent the
assay iation at the content. on.
President Heath announced that over
100 new members had been taken into
the association today.
After a brief recess, the morning pro-
gram consisting of technical papers,
was concluded.
PRESIDENT AND SEC. TAFT CON-
FERRED.
WASHINGTON. May 11. —-Secretary
Taft had a conference with the, Presi-
dent today regarding some routine
matters he desired to clear up before
he left Washington. For several days
the secretary has been suffering from
a severe cold. which developed into
. something akin to touuilitis. His phy-
sician advised him to take a rest in
another climate and he has decided to
go to the Adirondack Mountains for
ten days or two weeks.
Camphorafod Naphthallno
and Coder compound
the proper thlng to use at the house
cleaning season, 101' the destruction of
moths and small Insects.
Moth Cmphor brute barrel or by
the bound. ~ .
.mu. it 10sz can.
THE "Sour NoRWA
ME BLOW THE ORGAN? NO SIR.
1 1
1Now a 1.000 Horn Power Generator
and Two Men Do Boy's Work.
The pretty little Episcopal church of
i'l'rirltlvllle ls fortunate in the posses-
;sion of a pipe organ. For some time.
latter I1 was Installed a lloy of a dozen
lyeiirs or so furnished the power to
run it by working a lever up and down.
He was surriorred In as mall roonr Just
oil the chancel.
That was no klrrd of 11 job for a
1""lailfirill1- her. He 1orrI1tn t look out
lot the window to see what lurk Stn- l
tion Agent l't'll‘) was having In hlsl
st'fll‘tll for Indian arr'owheads: there1
was no one to whisper to and he had to‘
,keep awake to blow the 1ngnn.So he
'Ilitltkr' 'tl ll. /\lltl llln \IIt't‘t tiSlJl‘h‘, LOU. l
Illlt \1 up the lob. so that alter a little;
:1 nru:1i11 i'111nrn11 1otrfroirt1-1l the vestr)
iiren.
llrrrlng lllln crisis in the history of
11l1ur1h music In 'I‘ar'lli‘ville the power
station of ”In Hartford Eleetrie Light
(‘1in:p:iii\ was built on the Farming-
Iori River. The two great generators,
of l.loo horse power each. Ili'teen feet
in diaiireter and each weighing several
Ions. furnish all the electric light for
the city of lIai'll'ord, eleven miles
away. The plant was installed at a
rest of over a quarter of a inillioir dol-
lar's. .
'l‘he lipis1 opal (‘hureh made 1i eon-
tr:1.1.'i with the l>1)\\'1'l‘ 111nnpuiiy to fur-
11.in it with 11l11("l‘ir' light, Then Ilie
boy question came up. ’lhe last re-
et'riit had just handed iii no1i1'11 that
lie was going, to quit. saying that he
wouldn't squirt no more wind into the
old or-xan .lllj. more for all Ill11 pay
the minister got, In their dilemma
the \‘e:tr,\ni11n :l:~lu‘-l the power rom-
party if it \vorrldn't include in its light.
iiig contract the pumping of the organ
hit more boy‘s work, but which a boy
couldn't he found to do. The power
1-1nnp1rny agreed to the proposition.
The ('lllll‘('ll services 1m Sunday are
held from about it o‘clock till I, a
lime \vh1~n Iii llre ordinary course of
things .111 llIIl11 power l'1rr11l1-11Ir'i11 lights
is needed. that it is I‘rirnlshed by the
company's Iinrtlord plant. So the dis-
inelitinlioir. amounting 111 11 positive r11
lusal ol‘ lll11 Tai'il‘fville small boy to
pump the eliureh organ has necessitat-
ed:
The starting up and running for two
hours when otherwise it would be idle
or one of the areal 1.0111) horse power
-l111tri1- generators.
The extra services oi two Inert to run
I.
The emplm merit of the whole form
in I'l‘tlt‘l‘ that \\ll1'lI'.lI1‘1)l"..‘,1i.'lll<l sirlles
Illtr hers in the little t'lllll’t‘ll the reeds
iive out a note.
lllll think of lll11ll'llll“lllt in the mien
and the ehuekle iii the pipes of tht
'I'nril'i'ville boy as every Sunday In
watches the organist pull out the or
can slopn and leis ‘er go. No work-
inr.‘ ol' the boy's Ill'lll up and down 111111-
'l‘her'earer-hr'riea11ii11111111t's1r111l horse
powers and 1n1plrr'11u1s and things to
In that sort of work.
Now when he gets tired of whisper
ing to the other 'l‘ai'it’r‘ville boy he t'ill
111111 through ”to window Station Aaron!
l‘erry still searching for Indian arrow
heads. and when Ilie minister begiiu
to pr'enth he can cuddle rip and go to
sleep with no organist to eall hln‘
down for g1iiirgt.rslt11-pirt his post,
Again is it shown rlrut successful
rebellion leads to irirl11p11|i1l11nee.
KING AND QUEEN CONGRATU
LATED.
ROME. Eloy ll. AAAAA The president oi
the House announced in Illt" Chamber
of llrprrtles today that he had l‘l‘l‘f‘lY
111l an oIlIeial letter from the prefeel oi
'h11 royal palaee stating that Queen
llelena experts to give birth to 11 child
‘11 September. The deputies thereup
1n rose from their seats. applarnld and
charged the president to present eon»
:ratrrlations of the chamber to Illt
king and queen. There Is 1-1ursi1ler11hle
int1111st in the aceonelrnrem. and as
their niajesties bare no sort it Is hop
ed that their next child will be a buy.
CHILEAN CRUISERS SOLD.
SXN'I‘IAC 0 Did (".-.llll It, May .ll.——»
The (‘hllean cruisers Esmeralda and
(‘haenbueo have been definitely sold
to Charles R I1‘liril,1>f New York. Th1
contract pi'iep s shimmer). (‘11)IIL'I‘11Sr
will zuzsenihlt to approve the sale.
PAINT YOUR BUCGY FOR 750.
o $1,111: with llevoe's Illoss (Yarrlag1
Paint. It weigl is 3 to 11‘ ozs more1 11
he pint than others,\1ears longer am‘
:l"1.1'. a this; 111 rial In new \\".1)ik Sole
by \‘ atki us A‘ Dow 111111 F. l). (lorham
Scar/enlis—
I’OS'I‘A I, CARDS,
CIGAR CASES,
CIGARETTI‘) CASES,
MATCH BOXES.
WIIIS'I‘ COUNTERS.
TWO SECOND HAND BICYCLES
FOR SALE.
One LadieS' and One Gentleman’s.
COLEMAN'S
to North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Agent for A. G. Spaulding's Baseball
and Sporting Goods.
fo;y.
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YOUR MONEY
What do you do with it? Do you
spend It all? If you should be out of
work for a week or two. would you
have to fall back on your friends for
help or go without?
Why don't you start 1: Savings Ac-
count with us and be Independent.
SOUTH NOR WALK"
TRUST COMPINY.
Open Saturday mum from 7 to 8.
4 per cont. 9: «ring deposits.
9
.1 per ‘
1 'wi‘
Our Great Guarantee: Satisfaction or Mono y Back.
SMART SUITS
Ready To Put 011
If you appreciated fully all that HART, SCHAFFNER &
MARX tailoring saves you. you'd cut loose from the tailor's
tape forever.
Pick any Spring Suit here as an illustration. Put it on—
the fit will be better than your tailor ever gave you even af-
ter a “try on.“ And the tailoring—all hand work on wide
shoulders. slick setting collar and Iapels. the shape permanent-
ly worked in with needle and thread. Wide range of exclusive
patterns in the best of American and foreign weaves.
Figure it out .-Time saved because IT. S. 81 M. Suits are
rcady—tc-wcar; money saved, because
$15 to, $25
will do the work of $40 to $60 worth of to-order clothes.
continuous satisfaction—how much is that worth to you?
SPRING SHIRTS. NECKWEAR. HOSIERY. HATS,
TOP COATS AND RAINCOATS. MEDIUM-WEIGHT
UNDERWEAR. TOO.
ROGERS & STEVENS
Successors fa Comsfaok Bros.
And
SOUTH NORWALK. 'TEL. CALL, 32-2.
GOOD CLEAN OATS‘
Is a hobby of mine, because I know how to do it right,
believe itr it. and have faith that ~\ou will. I made up my
mind long ago to lead iii this sort of business. so I am
giving it the best quality and care I'm capable of. just
There 1:: no house in the trade
quality
II1.1w1.1v11r, don‘t take our word for it, you be the judge.
to Induce trade my way.
that devotes so much attention to as ,wtr do,
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN,
MANUEL T. HATCH.
SEE THE
Jewett
Berkshire Typewriter Paper
These papers are marrfaetured expressly [or typewriting work. They coni-
bine all tho qualities Strenght. Durability and Fineness of texture most cs-
seiitiul to do good work on most writing machines now irr use.
W. P. BEERS,
STATIONER
49 Wall St., Nor-walk. 6 South Main St" So. Norwalk.
Cull noon the phone and we will deliver the goods. ,’
‘—
The Fair Cloak and For Store,
A. ISRAEL. Proprietor...
CALL AND SEE OUR FULL‘LINE OF MILLINERY.
“
TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS—It will pay you I0.call and you
will save money.
65 Washington St.
When I man dies the women out ul-
wun discover that he had premarit-
tion: of it and told about them.
So. Norwalk. Ct.
“Pa. what's platonic love. ‘“ -
"I t' a generally I bunch of trouble In
alanine.” ~CMaxn Record Herald.
i5.
'1 iirni
'tt'" ‘ , -i
LK EVENING SENTINEL
The modern tonic Recountructor
VINOL
We guarantee every bottle of
Vinol to do just as we repre-
sent. or we will refund money.
'llll Ellllllllll I’Hilllrllilll
The Prescription 8111113.
All can pm the door. .
Night Calla Answered.
Telephone Call, 16-2.
WWW
01:03.:
3.0.0.000”
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
\Y.-\l.l. S’I‘lll-Ili'l‘, lo: lo 11. m.-- Ilusi-
ness was in :1 little larger volume than
of late in stocks today. but without
pronounred iiiovenreut of prices. New
York Central andt‘oiisoli1lrit111i(his sul-
I11i'111I from 11 i1n1 11.1] of yesterday's
selling and viel1l11l ‘~_1 1rn1l' i respect-
ively. -\nn1b.aiu:1 .tv-1l on the other
hand. was bid up 12. The government
erop report was without any effect or.
the grain carrying sloel-zs,
\\'.\l.l. S’l‘ltlcli'l‘, ll 11' nr.~-lligher
prices were made for the principal
slot-ks alter the opening. largely lII
syiirpatliy with the rise iir several spee-
ialties. .\Ietr11polltair S11~urities tid-
\'11n11111l 3‘13. Corn Products, pl‘1l., 111;.
and .\I1~Iropolil11n Strvet Railway and
.-\uralg11ur1'rt111l 7.: New York 1‘1 ntral
and 1'oiisolidar111l this recovered to
.\'e.-=.t11i'1lay".~ Iiiral prices. Hot-king Yal—
111) I1” 3 |i1iilll‘.
\\'.\I.I. S'I‘IIICIC'I‘ Nooii.---~'l‘he mar-
ket. dropped back itrto a dull Hit. and
prices were itr11lin111| to sag. l'riiletl
States Steel touched 1.1414 or withiti 1.1.1
of the low record price. llrooklyn 17n—
ion has rose 2 and l)11l1 \\ are it” Hudson
l. llonds \re: 11st1adv
\Y .\l.|. S'Iltlllll‘. l p, l]l.-'-Slllnrlill‘ll
slot ks were little ull'et'led by the l‘IltlI‘~
urons gold experts rriid liqriidrrtiotis of
l‘iiited States. Steel and kindred stocks.
Western sl1i1'l1‘H ruled at about yester-
day's closing and the t‘oiiler's were
I'nited States Sleel sold down
the lowest pi'i1-111-ver' made. The
prel‘err'ed arid 'I‘eniressee ('11‘11l yielded
’1... lleptihlienti Steel pi‘rl. IT. and AI-
lis-t‘hulrrrers pid. 1'2. ' Consolidated
Has :rdvtrneed Illxillltl llrooltlyn l'uiorr
(ins .‘1. Adams lixpre-ss sold down llg
and Ilutlnnrl, pltl. 1'13.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Repot'led ever the private wires of
11) 9‘3.
Maples 1% (Ioldseliinidt, (‘onrmlusion
Ilt'okers Swirtz It: Corbett lilriek
South l\'orwalk. Telephone 1713.
Open. Iliulr low I '5‘.“
.\I‘.i:Il. ('11p.. i?-l . I“, i711. 1*
Am (‘ & I1‘.(‘o. lli1‘. Ill”I 1‘1".I It'd".
Am. l1-11., 1;-’1‘1 115.. 11“., um,-
\ru. Loco. l\'l.1z In"; Isl-1: H113
\tn. Sirrelr. till-’1 lift. 111"; 4:11,
-\in. Sugar. 1‘1““.I 271;. mm 1271.;
\. T. 11‘: 5.1511” HR. ”.31.. 717.1 7'.
llrilto. & ()hio. Til-“1,; TR‘H T.\‘l.1_. ”fall;
ll‘ltlyll ll, T.. 41'. iii-'1,- 47134 45:};
Ch. 111. \\'11st, 15.11;. 1312 1:13.. 13:11.
Ch .\I 1(1 St, I‘. Hi“. HEM iIITu' It:
(You Gas :llflly ‘. 1 ‘ l
l‘el. llritl.. I137 "
ICrie. 2:11;. 1
Erie. Isl. pl'., 1'12 ' i‘
Ill. Central, III" Il‘ o 1:711 Itlil
Lou. A11 Nash, lus‘ lusts”. ills loR-‘lc
.\larih1rttirn_ ltd“; 113% Hill-1;. I-Ifll.
\ler. St. Ry. loll 111517;. 111:1 1011
\lex. (‘11n'., ,T- '1.‘. 731,. 71'1“ 71‘;
\lo. l‘aeille. ['i1 “I l..- 5111‘. ill I .
N. Y. Central. 113 Ii:‘.-‘.. ll'll1 11311;.
(Int. (1': \\'11st.. 2311-1. L'll.‘ Bil... 231V,
l‘ae, Mail. 21H.l 211‘. 21“.. 21W
l‘11tiii. R. l{._ Ill lll‘t Ill Il-ih.
l’et), (Ins. 9711.- "Tl.“ 10% ”71.1
llendin'L iii“. »I.’I‘._. I.‘.l_. it:
Rep. Steel. ,1‘11'14 115.. 1.?1, 1117:
Rock Island. 231.1 2'31. 231.1 2;”.
llrih. (Ponds, Id 112 It; Iii
South. I’ae._. IT «ii-'1; I127. 471..
Sort, Ily. (‘11., 21W. 21111,. Bit-'ig 2015
Sort Ily. Co, pf. 8311;. $321.: $311: Silk.
Texas I’a11.. 22%. 221a; 2211: 22‘;
I'niou I'a11.. 8:111”; 837.1 Elli, 833.,
it s Rubber. 11:-v4 13:11 151a, 1.1.1,
l'.SI11(1l. Til 10'“ {111, “"314
:. Steel pf., 5311:; 51311. fell-.1 31“..
lWabash. IT“; 17" .1 IT’vJ, 177.11..
Wabash. pl. :.7‘-.’1 37".. 3.71.1 I73“
\\'est. I'ri Tel. 89 8‘3 89 89
l FLOYD CRAWFORD a. co. BANK
RUPT
NEW YORK. May II.-—-—.-\n involun-
tary petition in bankruptcy was filed
in the United States District Court tri-
day against Flmd. Crawford & Com-
pany. brokers of 21': Broad street The
petitioning creditors are F. W. For-
bush. E. W. Ilirdsall and David Cald-
well. The eharges are. made in the
petition that the firm paid out prefer-
ences to the amount of $20,000: that
both members are in hiding. and that
an attachment was issued In the Sri-
preme Court for $2.024 and that the
sheriff has levied on tht1 properly. Rob-
11rt (‘. Morris was appointed receiver
with a bond of $25,000.
BORDER SKIRMISHES EXAGGER-
ATED.
RIO JANEIRO. .May 11.—Reports
from Europe received here show that
the border skirmishes which have been
going on betwen the Peruvian and
Brazilian troops in the Alto-Paras and
Alto-Junta districts have been ridicu-
lously exaggerated. The Associated
Press correspondent is authorized by
the Brazilian government to say that
successful negotiations for an amicable
settlement between the two govern-
ments are frilly expected. The depart-
ure of the Peruvian minister to Brazil
was purely a personal matter. and with
our, political significance.
WINSTED CITIZENS ARRESTED.
WINSTEI). May 11.—General sur-
prise was occasioned here yesterday
by the arrest of William Munsill. a re-
spected citizen of Wlnchester Center.
on the charge of using abusive lang-
uage toward Benjamin Pettlbone. also
a respected and well-todo resident and
a historian of some note. Pettlboue Il-
leges that Vrhen be but passed Mun-
1alll’s house. the latter has com out
and accused him of improper act; The
use was slated for a boom; in the '
Irma court on: amount.
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MEN’
SPRING
suns,
ALL READY TO PUT 0N1; .
Today. tomorrow. some doy within a few days, you'll get
a sudden dislike for your Winter Clothes.
Then you‘ll want to have a new Suit ready to put on—or
you'll be uncomfortable until you get it. ‘
We haveafine collection of smart new Spring Suit! to
show you.
We have a broad variety of patterns for your selection-
shapely and made to keep their shape through long service.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE-BREASTED
SACK SUITS AT $10, $12. $15, $18, Sao'and $25.; '
1 1
SELLEOK 81 PRICE.
Clothiers and Fumiuhu'o. 1
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
TELEPHONE CALL‘ 324-2.
Something Doing.
We are putting forth our best efforts to serve and satisfy Ind want all
you good people to know about It.
v1. .
Just got In
QUICK SERVICE.
New Lobsters, Lobster ls growing scarccr and scarcer.
some fine new, which we are able to sell at 351:. Has been 409.
Yacht Club Salad Dressing Is a superb article thch you wlll want for -
lobster salad. 25c.
New Boneless Sardines, finest. 301:. large can.
Pineapple, canned. small cans. 12c.
Pineapple, canned large cans. 18c. '
Last chance to buy nice, sweet, but small Florida Orangel, at 18c dot. 18
for 25c. Nice for cutting up. 1
Duck Eggs—A small, but fine lot. If you want any speak quick, 30o dot.
LorenZo Dibble;
Three Pounds Best 11.-191,111 kinds. $I.I5
Five Pounds Mocha and Java Coffee. $1.10
Five Pounds Best Butter. $1.15
ran LEE TEA AND BUTTER 130.. ,
17 NORTH MAIN STREET. scum NOR WALK
., _ —*
TELEEHONE 108. Free delivery to all parts of the two cltlll.
R. J. Cutbill’s Bridge Fish M’k’t.
Quality First. Price Low;
Connecticut River Shad.
I’ORGIES, BLUE FISH, WEAK FISH, NATIVE ELLS, FLAT FISH. STEAK
COD. BOSTON BLUES, ROUND AND LONG CLAMS. .
ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
WEST END WASHINGTON STREET. Next to John H. Forrln' coal Wu.
Branches—~20 White Sb, Danbury; 75Paclflc Street, Stamford. , 1
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wan SEES mt
H0 5995 395‘ communion
Do YOU R'EALIZE the serious Consequences of Commit“ I”
Strain? 1::
Priceless beyond all other possession In the eye-Int Ind ft do ’1 ' .
serves your highest consideration. --
DON'T TRIFLE WITH YOUR EYES! EXAMINATION FREE. PEI-V
FECT FITTING GUARANTEED. ‘ . 1’.
O. B. JACKSON.
OPTICIAN.
53 WALL sraaer. NORWALK. 61'.
Headache. Eyaacho. Blurring of rho Pnfm.
Oftentimes show the need of glillel. They are come of tho India: 1,‘ 1
tione of defective vision and should be attended to at once. You'll be our-1: 1.;
prised at the comfort a pair of glasses will afford If your Ilghf inn “my
defective. Scientific examination. and properly fitted gluon, properly ul- ,
juntcd is what you are guaranteed here. . ‘ . . »
HOMER 8. H0 YT. Refueling Optician.
Room 9 United Bank Building. men Non-Ina...
Special Appointment! at convenlo no. of patron.
omen hourn. 8, 11.-<5. (2:45. moms-11mm evening. 7-0. 153
him. Wt "-11:
S. E. DIBBLE, .1... 1...... .-
Brakar, - '- '
Havlland Block. 96 Washington Sfmf. ‘
South Norwalk. Conn. 1- ;. '
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Private
Telephono 221.
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