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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
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PHONE. 365 5
We make our
Ice Cream
absoluteiu of all
pine cream.
LANE’S ’
5| Washington St.
If .
liliiii itiiii‘ Niiti '
l b b.
The Trinity Naval Reserves will
have. It special meeting, this evening.
Herman Pieter, of New Haven, was
the guest of Norwnik friends yester-
Ilay.
tieoige S. Raymond. of Notwnlk has
rIItIIIIIIIi ironI a soutui Ilays' trip to
Boston
tiIIoIi lilt‘ .Its lower than ever at tho
l’nhiiI MIII-t.iIe itead the In]. in to-
day's issue.
Charles l-lI-hnuuinn, of Norwalk. will
pitIIh i‘or :III Elizabeth, New Jersey.
team. tomorrow.
i
15 real music a (.‘oimuin's Saturday
and Monday. it also sells soIIvIIIur
permit-2111i...
ii L. t'obutn has returned from
i’I111I.:II \i\iti]iil where he has been \iiil-
i111; lot some time.
I—li'oi' SatuIdaI 2,.»00 Ids. White in-
Ilia Linen IIinII line. full width. is‘I \ii
M. S. Smith & t‘o_ _
i'roprietor Pr iI‘. ilurns, of the Nor
walk liostou Store, is in New \ol'k
city, on business. today.
Miss Elizabeth J. Sheldon, oi‘ Nor-
waik. has returned from Boston, where
she was the guest. of friends,
Olive Branch Lodge held II regular
routine iiitlt‘lillll,‘ last evening. t‘oIIsId—
III'abiII business was transacted,
Mib‘a‘ l‘I-III'i L. t‘oburn has i‘t‘iili'llt'ti
from an IxtIIIdI-d trip in i’t’llllS3’inllliil,
Maryland and New York states.
(iIII-iteIIoII iiuyioi't, i. t). it. M., of
Norwaik .wiii hold II session this even»
inn, after the session oi‘the tribe.
’l‘lIoI'o will be a great bargain feast
at the ”IL-tin“ Sim-r toIIIoIroIv. ’i‘iIII
ad, will tell you all about the ir.tI'..I,IIiII;~..
.i. lionoI'IIII and daughter l1t‘t yes-
terday for a three \\‘tIIIii:€l VIII-.IliInI
trip to Monlital, t‘anada.u1ni points til
intereut in that vicinity.
Several new IIIIIIIIIIIII‘I: were inilIntId
at. the. Iueetmu or star of I‘YIIIIIIIIIIIII
t‘lrI-ie. held last IIvIning. CansidI rnble
routine business was also transneled.
'i‘iII IIsiIiIIIIts ol‘ (‘hIstIIIIt strtee.
South Nor walk, IIII IIIIII i1 piI d‘wt‘li with
the lll‘l‘i eleI-tIiI- light lately instuded
then The shell. which was foIIII IiI
very dark. in now Well lighted.
tloIIiIIIIIIII Tribe. i, 0. it. M., of Nor-
walk. has II big membership contest
on hand. and the rivalry among tho
teams is IIIIIIsiIleI'ubIe. though it in
good natured. The tribe will hold a
meeting this evening at Red Men‘s
hall, in the (iaaeite building. '
Recent Inns-ts IIt 'l‘okeneke lieaeh
inn iIIIIlIIIiI-s from South Norwalk: Mr.
and Mrs. Rit'iiill'ti (loiden. Mrs, Mur~
garet Lauder, Miss Margaret iIIIIlIlI-I‘.
Miss Mary Cunningham; front (lreeuI
wit-h: NY. and Mrs. Thomas A. Mold:
from New York city: Miss 'l‘herese
Reynolds.
«than. Sugar,
Company.
\‘i’;..-:hiogton (lamp, No. l
()r'dei oi' the Sons of AInine,u held:
reguiIII meeting. last night. and IIIIeiI
ed one appliention i'OI membership.
The iIIItiuton deglee will be IontIII
ltd .li’\l 'ihuIsdz. y night. and will bI
19 lbs. $1. it‘. D. L. &
I.
‘ folioned by IIIershIIIeIIts of ice cream
and rake.
ltain hie: been preditted for several
days, but as yet none has appeared in
suitiI-ient quantity to deserve the noun
Coot nights and clear
days. not. too warm, are making the
early part of the last half of the last
table than
The si minor is by
of a storm.
summer month more acct;
the early summer.
no means II “soon-her.”
The Rev,
Young Men‘s union,
in Buffalo, Wednesday.
floors are: First vice-president.
Rev. P. J. Leonard, Brooklyn seeonI
vice-president.
Fitagerald, Philadelphia.
—Ciovcr Milk. 3 cans 25c.
and Company,
A certificate of
been filed in the office of the state sec
rotary by the New England Rc-tni
Wine and Liquor Dealers' Distributing
company of Hartford. The inroI pom
tors are John C. Long and E. F. Mu
Kornun, of Hartford; W E. Henebry,
of Danbury; John J Murphy, of Wat-
erbury, and Thomas S. Began, of New
York. The capital stock is $300, 000,
of which $20,000 has been paid in.
HARTFORD WOMAN TRIES SUI-
CIDE
HARTFORD. Aug. lit—Mrs, Isaac F.
Gavitt of 68 Glendale avenue. made an
unsuccessful attempt to end her life
last night by taking a large dose of
morphine. She went to a nearby drug
more and told the proprietor what she
had done. and doctors Were called.
working over her for some time. af-
ter which she was taken to the Hart-
tord hospital. She will probably re-
cover and gave no cause tor the dead.
W.
’atriotiI-
Walter J. Shuniey, rector
of St. Joseph's cathedral, in Hartford.
was chosen president of the Catholic
at.the convention
The other of-
the
.l. .i. Brody. Albany:
secretary and treasurer. the Rev. J. F.
F. D. L
incorporation has
WE WRITE
Tornado
Insurance
'AT
Very Low Rates
Full information
gladly turniohod by
To ylordr Golden
14 Washington 8t., 80. Narwnlk. or.
SENATOR HOAR BETTER.
Phased n Comfortable Night. and
Shows Same Improvement.
\l'tlltt‘ids’iidlt, Muss, Aug. ills—Sen-
Iiiol lloaI‘ :l I-onditlon showed II slight
iIupI'oII llll III today. lile.|:1-.t'(i a Ioni—
iol'tttble night ilt“ttlltiilii.'. to his physi-
Linus and was IIslinn quietly at ti
II'I’IiIItk this IIIoI1.IiIII.:
At it; 30 this Inoining General Rock-
wooIi iioIIr gave out the following
statement regarding the condition of
Senator George F. lionr: "'i‘hII sena—
lot has had a comfortable night, and is
holding his own though he is very
weak ’I he IIiIiIi muse of anxiety is a
tumble \Iith his bit long which rans—
eIi his prostration at the end of last
week This hIIWeII-I. IiIIIIiops but lit—
tie. and if it t‘illl be Iontiolled and he
IIIIII retain his strength for iiiI' IIIIM
two (lays. there. will be a ground for
hope."
iir. Warren it. (liitnan. one of the at.-
tending physicians, says: “l'I-stI-rIiay
certain symptoms to Senator lioar's
condition that hare roused alarm ‘were
.Iuniuhat iIIIpIoIId Still the senatoI
is It may weak man and it is iIIIi1-Id
IIIIIIIlIIin ththI-I he will be able to
rauy ‘
ZUNNER HEALTH BEER TROUBLE
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Our Grout Guarantee: Satisfaction or Monoy Book.
W
Price Cuts
in
Rain Coats
Unusual but true :and almost too good to ho true.
SWELL $10 and $12 RAIN COATS at $7.89
SMART $15 RAIN COATS at 179-89
FINEST $18 and $20 RAIN COATS at $13.89
1 We can fit you, if you come now.
Snaps in Suits for Men and Young Men :11: flats
and Furnishings; ln Boys' Clothing.
-4...— ' "fill!
ROGERS 81 STEVENS
Successors ta Camsraoii Bros.
SOUTH NORWALK. TEL. CALL. 32-2.
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SPECIAL
Wino: and Liquor:
Cal. Sherry Wine, 10:: pt:
36c qt,
Cal. Port Wine, 190 on; 360
01:.
Cal. Claret, 46c qt.
Sweet Cutawaba, 35c qt.
Kclter'; Whiskey, 86c qt.
Hiiluldo Whilkey, $1.00 qt.
California Brandy, 95¢ qt.
We guarantee these wines and
liquors to be absolutely pure.
IHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIII
The Prescription Store.
All can pass the door. Night
Calla Answered. Tel. Call, 15 2.
“TODAY ihi WALL STREET.
WALL S'i‘ltEiil‘, 10le II. nI.——Tho
opening stock market was active and
very irregular: gains and losses oerur-
red in the some group. (iunadiun Pu-
I-itio advanced in. but the (lrangors
were rather hI:Ivy. l'IIIiteIl States
Steel. plIi., dropped a," on the exten—
sion of [Hit II rotting in the mole. Met-
Iopolitun seriuiiies nIiIaIIIII-Ii 1p}, and
{\lI-tiopoiitnn Strut Ri‘liiWil) fell 1,0.
Mexican (‘eIIlrIIl rose “a. and lienvI-r
and Rio tirunde fell as IIIIIIIiI.
WALL S'i‘itldld’l‘. noon. l’t‘iI'IIs made
only feeble iiilt'illltliolls outside of spee-
ldilith‘, and the market iit't‘illlll‘ very
dull. HonthI-I‘II i’IIIIitiI- saggIIl to 37., in
low hot ninhl. and Manhattan rose l.
The storku and bonds ol’ the Mein-un
“loop on - siIoIIII. iiII slot-it. Ii hit.
from 1 i;‘. .points I'I‘tliilit Mail II..IiII~
ed I;liIII.ItII1tIai_piIi., Noilh Ann
Directors of Hartford Concern Endors-
ed Many Notes.
ll.\ii‘l‘lI‘t)RD, t‘onn.. August lit—~—
.l1.Ihze Case, in the superior court to
day. t'illiiil'lllt‘ii tho appoiIIlIIIIIIIi of a
iIIIIIpoIHIlIy I(-'(""t‘i\(l {oi the u‘zlillilll
ilI IitiI liIIIII t.IoIIIptIIy and M uI.(‘hap-
man who was appointed IIIIIIiIoI sev-
eral Weeks ago, will IIoIItiltuI in that
capacity.
.\11 internal revenue otlieor Ileseend-
t'ti on the brewery II few days ago, at
”It I'IIIIIIIst of the receivers. lie found
that the beer sold and the stoI-k on
hand. :It rennin perioIiN did not agree
with the reports made to the officials.
The I-oInInitteII on appraisal report-
t“i to the I-ourt tiie valuation of the
iiiiii’t‘, \l'ilit‘ii they appraised at. $41.—
one
All the I-rIIIlitors aimed that it. was
for the best intI-rmts of it“ I-otIIIorIIIId
that Mr. (‘liaptuan- net as it‘lliliiil‘ili‘)‘
I'I‘I‘t‘in‘i'.
Among the iiaiiiiities are $9,000 in.
dot ed notes, ’i'hvsII ilUitr‘. are indors
(‘ii by IIiI‘II-Iors lillti sioekiiolders in
the I-oIIIpIIIIv, amt is ili‘iii principally
by New ‘Ilritain banks. The indorsors.
get else»
A good deal bIIttIr Izr rude titan you Inn
where and cleaner, too.
What. you pay is lIIIportnnt. but experience it'llt'ilt‘u
that the lit-st. is the least costly.
Buy Oats 'i‘hntII Clean. /
MANUEL T. HATCH.
ii iI-I unlel stood, will take IiiIIIIIIIIII
with the to It of ”II tuIIIiitotI.
ENCAMPMENT WEEK is OVER.
Veterans and Mombera of Other 0r-
ganizationé Are Leaving Boston.
BOSTON. Masts, Aug. ltl.-—~’i‘he I-hiei‘
events of encampment week being ov-
(‘1' many of the veterans of the (l. A. it.
have left for home There was. how
cI'III , still a huge eontingent of voter
IIIII retnaiuuiu in the Iity to take part
today in various excursions arranged
the their honor by the executive IIoIII~
Iutitee and which will continue
throughout tomorrow. Business ses-
sions wore. planned for today by the
Daughters of Veterans and the Suits
of Veterans. both organizations hnviul‘r
to elect. notional orfiI-ort‘: and consider
other routine matters. The delegates
to the. Woman‘s Relief Corps conven-
tion went to Revere, Beach this fore-
"(Hill and participated in II general re
union.
At the same time the delegates to
the (i. A, it, encampment started in
sperial steamers for liuss i’oint. Na-
hIInt. where :1 shore. dinner was to he.
seIIed 'l he party numbered about
i too persons.
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GOLD tN Ti-iE ADIRONDACKS.
ll ATTSBU ltti. N, Y..
tiIIIrInonIeter registered from 32 to 110
throughout the Adirondacks last night.
Tomatoes. potatoes and apples were
nipped by the frost and considerable
damage is reported.
FIF TEEN CENT MUSIC
SA TURDA Y AND MONDA Y
On a Good Old Trolley Ride, Josie
‘I‘sfl‘hxw {111413- E.
’iI.Ig tiiw’i‘he. .
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UPRIGHT PIANO
1
Rosewood case.
Good condition“.
$90.00
This week.
Cash or monihiu paumenis.
Telephone 865-8.
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66 Washington Street.
and Joe, Blue Bells, The Star of Hope.
All Aboard for Dreamland. Kokonio.
Polly Prim, Song and 100 others.
SOUVENIR POSTAL CARDS.
COLE MAN’S
10 North Main street, South Not-walk.
Agent for A. G Spaiding‘s Baubail
and Sporting Goods.
1
l
Before the
Burglary,
' Not After,
a
is the time to rent a safe deposit box.
We have some good sized ones for
34.00 per year.
Larger ones from $5.00 to $15.00.
Packnges stored at reasonable rates.
FOLDING BROWNIE CAMERAS
$5. 00
w. P. BEERS,
STATIONERY STORES.
L
6 South Main Street,
L
ND US TRY commons SUCCESS.
ABILITY COMMANDS INCOME
The world is not for wrong when it Judges 0 person largely by his
purse
if in the prime of life, a man is no or, his poverty argues some defect in
him—wary neglected opportunities.
A GOOD BUSINESS EDUCATION MIGHT HAVE MADE HIM A
'wmmnv MAN.
Our Day and Night School courses in BOOKKEEPINGI B'I'ENOG.
not-d a mbitlous young petiole an opportunity
akin: business men and women Office open
RAPE: and TELEGRAPHY
to become progressive. money f
9 a. In. to 9 D. m daily.
NEW TERM BEGINS TUESDAY. SEPT.0.
SARTAIN’S BUSINESS COLLEGE,
49 Wall Street.
IIiI-Iin l'. and inited States lieuily
FPS. t‘hteaizo. inIliaIIIIpolis and Lonisw
\‘iiit', pld., dropped 7. Honda: Iver.-
lirIII.
. WALL S'i‘itldid’i‘, l p. ills-"’i‘ilt" Inar-
lIIIt l‘t't‘t‘lit‘ti again on tnodIrate offer-
inus. and thI-n made It slight rally.
The Iieeiino rnrriIIIi IloIIn Louisville
and Nashville. St. Paul. Wabash, Miti-
’ nIIIIpollII. St. Paul and Sunile Ste Mu-
rie, Colorado and Southern, first, pri..
('onsoiiIiIItIIi Gas and Virginia Carov
iiIIu (‘ iitillit‘i.\i pld., about it point.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private. Wires of
Maples & (loidsI-htnidt, Commission
Brokers. Swartz & Corbett Block
South Norwniit. Telephone L53.
open. iliuh. Low. 1 nm
Aiuni. Pop. 351.12; 5578’. 53 $151,;
A. (i, K- lI‘. (‘I).. lit lit 19 iii
Am. lee. pi.. "'I'Ihi 27% 27% "79‘;
Am. l.tit'tl., 211.. 211;. 211.5 2114
.\In. SIIIIIlt.. tii’ rm iii-'54. tiii 1119 037...
:\ill. Sugar. l .iil‘k’, ifli ii,- i2ii‘i’n 123%
Anaconda, Mil: till 734%, TINA,
A. '1‘. SI ii, Fe. SIN, M51. S07; 9.1
A. 'i‘. a s. I‘. p. and my. [iii an
lluit. & Ohio, 85% hti 83% S534;
lilIlyu. ii. T.. Mill. Tel-1'. hill... .I'iI.
(.‘iii‘F. & Ohio. 37% 3M]. 37-"); 3771-.
(‘h. (it. West. 1.3% 13“.} 15 iii
If, M. u s I’., 1511.. IIIIII. 100:3. Ital-3:,
I‘oi. iI‘ Iii l., :iti-‘il mitt. 301,4; all 1,4,
Col. South. 15%. 151/. 15 15
tinnitus. 190 till; 195% 19574.
bet. a: llud.. 161ng 1617;. ltil 101%,
Erie. 27% 27% 2031 - 27
Erie. lsl.. pi‘., 03% 63% 03H. 03%;
iii. Central. 136% 1300;. 136% 130V;
Lou. & Nash. 12W; 121% 120313 1200’.
Manhattan. 154% 155% 154% 1551.4;
Met. St. Ry, 121i till-ii. l2: 1237...
Mex. Central. ill/2 12% 11% 12
M. K. SI ’i‘.. ‘JlIt/l 21”,. 2M; 215;.
M. K. & 'l‘.. pf., 44%. 45 Hill 4414’;
Mo. Paeiiir. lib-'5’. 955i. 947... 95
Nut. Lead. 22% 22% 22% 22%
N. Y. Central. 121 121% 121 121%
Nor. & West, 04 1,4 (Min 643%. 04%
(int. 6’; West. 34% 81% 33M 33%
line. Mail. 27% 28 273.131 28
Penn. lt.R., 123%, 121W. 123% 123%
l’eo. (ins. 100%. 1007.5. 100% 1007.1.
l‘ros‘. S. Car, 33 33 33 83
Reading. {iii-TI}. 5t; ’71:. no limit.
Read. :3 pf.. 72%: 72% 79% 725‘.»
Ron. Steel. 7% 7% 7% 7%
Rock island. 21% 247k 24% 24%
South. Put. fail/i1. 50% 55% 55%
Soil. Ry. Co. 2H5. 281/1 27%; 27%.
SO. Ry. (‘43.. pt. 91! V4 9135i; 9314; 93%;
Tenn, 0. & 1., 1H7... 447.3. 44 44
Texas i’IIII., 28% 28-14. 277...“. {BR
Union Pad. 99%.; 99% 987;. 99
tin. Putz. pf.. 94% 94% 94% 94%
U. S. Leather. 8% 81/. 8 8
U. S. luau" pf., 801,4 861,4 86 86
if. S. Rubber, 19 if! 19 19
II. 8. Steel. 121/. 12% 117.4. 12
U. S. Steel, pf., 59 5011;. hit, 59
Wabash. 191/2 19% 18, 18%
Wabash. pf., 38% 381.4 38 38
Wis. Cent... 17% 17% 17 17%“
TOM WALLER NOTIFIED.
On Account of Bad Health Ho Cannot
Definitely Reply.
NEW LONDON, August 19.—Mayor
Brynn F. Malian. of this city, Lawyer
Joseph P. Tutle, of Hartford. and Judge
Thomas D. Coulter, of Essex, 3 com-
mittee of the democratic state control
committee, notified ex~Governor Thom-
as M. Waller. of this city. of his nomi-
nation as temporary chairman of the
DemocraticIStnte convention yesterday,
The notification took place at Ocean
Beach at the cottage of the ex-gover
nor. Owing to the condition of his
health. Mr; Waller was unable to say
definitely whether he would accopt the
honor but he took the matter under ad-
visement.
NEWPORT TENNIS PLAYERS.
NEWPORT. R. 1. Aug. lit—This was
the fourth clear morning thatthe ten-
nis players at Newport had and almost
the best. yet. The air was very cool
and dry. Never in recent years have
the weather conditions been so favora-
ble. Today‘s program included only
six matches. as Wright and horned lino
tshed their fourth round contests yes-
hetween Ward and Collins was looked
upon as of much the greatest import-
ance. Ward had the advantage in con-
Illtlon, due to his comparatively easy
time through the tournament while
Collins not! a very hard match with
Little yesterday. This was the first
"hosting betvoon tho two man but.
vorito on no.
' TEEERHONE Ioa.
terday.. Of those that were put on that .
--The Best Vet-11
BEGINNING FRIDAY. AUG. 19, we WILL SELL THE REMAIN!!—
ER or con MEN'S SUMMER soirs AT A ncoucriou or. as 1-3
PER CENT on to OFF FROM FORMER LOW Pniccs. ,\
EVERY LIGHT WEIGHT. (two. and three piece), MEN’S SUIT I3
INCLODED IN THIS OFFER. THE ASSORTMENT INCLUDED
BLUE SERGE, BLACK THIBET AND UNDRESBED WORETED
AND FANCY CASSIMERES. WORSTEDS AND HOMESPUNS.
,I - MEN'S :20 suns ARE now $13.33. '1’ m um i
' MEN'S sis suns ARE now $1200 :13 l \ ‘l ’1'?" '
MENS :15 surrs ARE now $1000. 5] {VI-Jim
3 MEN’S 312 sun's ARE now $8.00.'1 i If!"
.. , mans sio suns ARE now 36.67. i LEGEII
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ALL YOUTHS' AND CHILDREN'S SUITS INCLUDED IN THIS
SALE. I \_
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SELLECK & PRICE ‘
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,' Clothiers and Furnishers. if i
98 Washington Street. South NorWalk.
TELEPHONE CALL 324-1.
Market Report
PLUMS—60 cis for a basket of about 15 or 16 quarts. 5 on. a qt.
TOMATOES—Plenty. Good and C heap.
SWEET POTATOES—are of excel lent quality, 25¢. 4 qt.
. . . II .. I.i
I it i I.:', it i l-ili
J
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Nice medium
size.
LIMA BEANS—Goad, 3°C, 4 qts.
GREEN CORN—16c dozen, (Saturday).
OUR SLICED BEEF—never bette r and selling fast. We lead in this or- .
ticle. Thin sliced and none so good in this town our trade tells til. ANY. .
QUANTITY. FROM 50 UP.
GINGER ROOT, MIXED SPICES, GOOD VINEGAR. NICE LEMONS.
JONES FLOUR—Cheap at 80c bag
WE HOPE TO SERVE YOU.
Lorenzo Dibble
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AN EXAMINATION? OF THE EYE.
means more than the mere trying on of Iilt‘l‘ereni glasses if done at the/oil 7';
(III luliiiin'tli ll. ll. lioyt. With one of the best equipped oflices- in 89a,
NIuIIIIiiI, he has every means {III making the most accurate and reliable or
tests and the best. results are assured in cveiy case All glasses) are con
situated to order, and gpeeini lenses 0 1' any kind are furnished.
HOMER B. "0 YT. Refraction Opiloum. .
Room 9 United Bank Building, South Norwalk. 80M- .
Special Appointments at convenience of patron. '
Office hours, 8, 11:45, 12:45, 6:00. Saturday evening: 7—9.
1I‘éa
Fi-oo ii—elivory to all parts of the two on...
R. J. Cutblll’s Bridge Fish M’k’
THE BEST l8 ALWAY 3 THE CHEAPEST.
We have the BEST QUALITY OF SEA FOOD, including Fresh Mackerel
lionetn Mackerel, Bluefish, Weakfish, God. Ilaiibut, Swordfish, Lions Clam!
Round Clams, Soft Shell Crabs, Live and Boiled Lobsters
ALL oooos WARRANTED.
WEST END WASHINGTON STREET. Next to John H. Fonlo' ooul om
Brunchoo—ZO White at, Donbury: 75Pacific smut Stamford. .
OF COURSE NOT ALIVE!
M
But We deliver meat so fresh that it;
conidn t be fresher without being allyo "
As a matter of fact meat should ban:
for at least a. day or two to muhi
healthful food. and our modern moth
ads of preserving unsure you Iweotl
tender juicy and altogether 8000
meats at all times. Orders .flllltl
Wimp“! A - I. Al- Gin. and
Sohaub's Mar-loot, 1
u wnmuo'rou orator. .
'Phono. mo. f .
‘ mm 5523 In:
H0 5095 395‘ cousroumrs. ‘
a” vpu sum: the urtoul eon-acumen or coon-non Hi"
Prtooiou beyond all other poo-anions to tho ”aim and in lo-
mu your. highest confidential. *
DON'T TIIII'LE WITH YOUR EYES! EXAMINATION FRI.- PEI-
' , . FEET FITTING GUARANTEED.
O. B. JACKSON,
OFTIGIAN.
‘ to WALL urns“.
Print. .
Stool; .
$2.212... I... _. S. E. DIBBLE,
Broker,
Rowland Block. 96 Washington Sinai.
South Nonnik. Conn. ‘
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Norwalk Chronicler