PHONE 365 5
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We make our
loo. Cream
absolutelu of all
THE SOUTH NORWALK. EVENING SENTINEL
Hm“...
W2 WRITE
Tornado
Insurance
AT
VeryLowRales
Full lnforrhatlon
gladly furnished by
To ylord’: Golden
74 Wuhlngton 8h, 80. NOrwalk, ct.
pure cream.
LANE ’5
5| Washington St.
i‘ WWWW
LIICIll News Notes.
memmeoeeee
l
Hill-cull low pi'lIII.~. on all kinds of
lIIII'II at llII' l'uhlIII hlIlllIIt.
All“ Nola (‘I'onlu
\‘lulllllll. lIIl' Hollow,
01' SIIIIIII
or 'l‘lI-oiIlnlzlun
Dr. I.. I‘rolllll.
Main I.trIIIIt. I'or In low days.
'l‘hIIrII \I‘..I< a good attIInIlulIIIII on tho
IIXI-urslon on tliI~ sIIIaIIIIIr Murihu‘u
\‘iIIIIyarII. to North Match and NI-w
York .Vt'n’ii‘l‘llil)’, 'l'lltlrw who wont I-n~
jtl)'l.‘(| the trip and tho pI-li'ot't woalhor
inIInI usvly.
Recent guards and arrivals at Toke-
llt'lit‘ llmrll inn iIIIIlIIIIII: From New
l’ . .l.
(lav ill town.
Miss Jl’lllllt‘ l.oI\nIlhs has lLillllllt'l-I
[mm a Visit to Long island.
'l‘lIII MII. it‘i-l Anna and AKIII‘S Roch-
fold .IpI-nt Sunday in llanhuiy.
. , ...._
A son “as bIIIII to MI.
icorgyc MillII, ol (‘ I'Inblliv,
Lynch ot‘ wiliiiihulympcnt Sun- l
and Mrs.
lust “'("l‘li-
llliIIs MIII lluulon. oi NIIw llaun, II:
\lsiting hIII giaudnlothli MIS, .loHIph
’l‘ammany.
“Hill thI- llowlnnd (.‘ompany's IIII.
They are III‘i‘IIriur.’ SI'YI‘l'lti inn-routing;
lil‘lii'lt'n‘.
Min-I .lt‘llllt'ili' Smith, ol‘ Springtimd.
MaIs. is tlII. Kilt‘hi of Mr. and Mrs.
llol‘aru ll. Root, of llt‘llsh Sil‘t‘l‘l.
Miss Norma ShIIrI-r, who has Iltlt‘ll
Visiting in Long island, has I'IIIIII‘IIIId
to her homo ill llinhlaud oVIInuo. .
'l'hII luIlIIpI-ndvuts IlIsirc to Ilrrullgc
a goon: oI‘ llilst'illlll with til.» it WI. I:
tIIaIII, to tolIII place in tho IIIur future.
A. .l. Collins l‘IIIIIrnoIl y('.~ti(‘l‘tilly
from It tlip to ill“ WoIlIl‘s lI‘air III St.
Louis ”0 onioyv II ”III lair \'(‘l‘V much.
’l‘hI- SlultlivillIs IlIlI :ItIId tho lI‘Ilst
Nlll'Wdllii on till l5a.\lII~ (hounds. Hal
IIrIluy III‘tIIrnooII. by tlII SI'Ul‘O of right
to II n. .
l'outal I'III'II albums can ho purrhuu-
cd at I‘IIlIIlnan's, It is ll III-at and ("Hill-
part way or limping your souwnir pus.
this.
’l‘ho lluut ItIlIIIp i.-):<li“nl now in
fort-II at IhI» Sum. of the N'Iu' York
Ul'OI't‘l V (‘ onlpuny is proving a big sur-
(Willi. Road tho all.
Mrs. John W. Slullly and family
harII l‘t-tlll‘llt‘tl to Now 1|:th II al‘tcr II
fIw days spent at homo. and will I-on~
tiIIuII liII-ii \i~.iI with IIIluliws tiIII.II
It you dmsiic a \IIIIIII unit it will lIII
\VI-ll No you to call at tho ll. M. ltIIIIII
storc. They have a I'I-w lIII‘I. \VlIII-h
thvy III-I- III-lling at greatly l'IIIlm-I-Il
prices. =
Mr. alld Mrs. William .ioscph Ward.
of lI‘orIllIaul, N. Y., who splnt last
Wt'ka Ill Saratoua Springs. ill't’ spend»
iln; this work at Mr.» Ward's paternal
homc.
Mr. and Mrs. SIIIIIuIIl lI‘. lI‘oI-itI‘Ir and
Mr. and Mrs. Willlam 'l‘. Ainloy and
young son, of Orchard SirHi, Norwulk,
drovc to Putnam Park and “Mimi, yes:-
tcrday.
(‘oal is. a warm subject jIII:I now. lull
it is to your illit‘i‘PSl to till your bins:
for wintor while. the price .is down.
llirshiiIIlIl Iii Sour. are soiling for $5.75
per ton, Read the ad.
Chariot.- lI). Scyinour is outcriainlng
thrcI- oi his cousins. the Manors. Soy»
mour. ot‘ I’I‘x‘itfikili. N. Y. Minx Starr.
of ‘Danllury. in also visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Scinlonr.
'l‘r-llcr .losa-ph it lIJils .ll'.. of the
(lcntrai National Ilunk is tnjoying his
annual vacation of two works. Book—
lIIIIIpIIr III-orgc S. ltavmond resumed
his dIItiIIs at the bank this morning.
aftor his \‘ili'fliillil of similar lcngth.
Mrs. Mary E. Smith and Mrs. Mary
E, Rout.I oi‘ Bridgtport, nrc gucsts of
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Root. of llrush
stroct. Norwalk_ Thesdladirs are Mr.
Root'n grandmother and mother rc-
spcctivcly.
The annual outing of the N. C. T.
U. was held at Rnton Point. Friday.
Quite a number of the friends of the
party joined in later with their lunch-
eon and made all quite merry. Each
one rcturncd to their separate home.
at their pleasure.
~49r24 in. Stamped Dailies for Tues.
only. 100 en. M. S..Smith & Co.
Time is moving Inward carnival
week and the firemen of Snuthport are
keeping pacc with time getting things
in lino for the event. It will be a
welcome relief from the present ennui
on social tints. {or it is established
that the firemen’s carnival here is a
feature as well favored by ”it: social
set, as by the masses. One of thr- chiral
features this year in a largo rcstiurnnt.
. which will be in charge of thr- ladies
of the village. Othe’r attractions. chief
of the lot. will be four balloon acct-n-
Ilons daily with parachutilI dcsccnts
by men and women and in the oven-
. ing, a. grand display of fireworks A
grand vaudeville show and line danc~
in, nightly will be a feature.
lunIl M15
YI:I'|.~-»‘.’I'. and Mrs. S, W. IIlVi‘l‘lllill'l‘
and Ilauuhttr. .itllxl'ph II. SIIny-I', Mr.
.loslph iiilnyIr. Mr. unIl'Mrn.
Mr. and Min. ll}. lI‘. (‘I'onkhiiII and Miss
MildrIId ('l'|lllh'illlt‘; from Brooklyn
Mrs. J. ALIIIIH Dunning, Miro. IllanIIhI»
Dunning. MlI-III Muhll Dunning; l'rom
Spl'lligllIIlIl---li. Ii. Slnhury; from
HvrIIlItoInMr. :InII Ml'h. ii. W. TUIII‘H;
from liouion ~1\‘lr~.‘. ’l‘. A. Williams. .lr.;
t'l'onl Nurotolr H. llIII'lInIIIzs MII‘I'IIII.
II‘l'lInI'is II. \i'rlizht: I'Ioln Soulh Nor-
walk-Mr. :IuIl III-It, M. ii. ’I-Ilhm. Mr.
and Mm. A. lliIInI-hard, Mr. and MW.
l‘, l. lt'IymILmIi; t‘rIInI ll:II'iIIII»lII'. (I. ll.
Noxon; ll'l’Iill lion. uton Mr. and “HI.
Hun-y ['IIppII and MII. llorothy l’I‘Ip—
pol.
OBITUARV RECORD.
llAthY it. lltn’ll.
Iizirry ll. lloyd. IIgIIII lwrnlyllwo
)II‘II'H. two months and I\I.IIIIIly~lirI-
darn. IlilIl Saturday night, III li'lil.
(I‘IIIII-k at. his homo, No. 8 my street.
lll‘l't‘il'ril‘ll has ilIIrn ill tor a short limo
only with quick consumption. ”II was
IIIleloyIIl last Willlt‘l‘ in South Nor-
wulk. III.- on Uyh'lt’l' opIInIIr. and inter
\l'til'lilii in a I-I'lluloid manul’urtory in
NIWill‘Ii. N. .l. 'l‘hIl t'llnIIral will in
mid 'l‘IIIIIIIIIIy at‘toruooll. at 2:30
unlock. III: III tho laniilv homo
MRS KA'l‘lI‘ (‘.\itNlI] (HE.
Mrs. KutIIt Turnoglc, liLt‘tl tillr V IanI,.
VI Eli's. Ilicd Silllll‘lllly’lll'it‘l‘lltltlil :It ilit‘
Norn‘alk Hospital. allor II linLIIIriuI: lII-
Ill'tifi. 'l'lIII [llllt‘l‘ill was. llt'ltl‘lllis :li'lt‘l‘
noon I'I'Iml (lruro lluptlnl Church. In
lIIInIIIIlt was ill iiivI-roido tlI-IIIIIIIIl'y.
NIH. (‘III‘uIILIiII is Hlll'Vll’I‘tl lIy hIII
IIIIIIhIIr. .‘Illh‘. Wood. of If. lI‘I':IIIl.IiII
:trI lIiIII, Korn'ullt.
Milli. II‘. ll.\li’l‘i.i€.\i.
'l‘hII Ii all» of illurl l-‘. li'lrlllnr non
of Mr. and Mrs. ..IIIIIIph ll, li.lI'tlIIlII.
.‘lgul t‘illill IIIIIIilllI>r_ ilt‘l‘lll'l‘t‘tl ill lhII
I'anlily homo. :il llrrhard hil'l‘l'i. Salllr
day lli'toruoon. ’l‘hII I'IIIII-I‘ul was hIIiIi
thin. III'IIIrIloIIn. at 2 p. In., ironl lllt
l‘I'.-llil'lll‘t'. ”01'. L. 1-1. Monro oliiI-iutI-d
'lhI lllli‘i‘llil'ill was ill Norwulk ('IIIII~
I‘ll'i’y.
iI'llNiIlllAl.‘ ()II‘ ’i'llUMAS \Hltlli.
'ihc l‘unlral of tho lIIII‘I 'i‘hoilIuI»
Wood was llI'ltl this IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII, III
o'IIlIII-k. from his lato l‘l’rillll'ilt‘t‘ ill lIIIInl
NorwIlllI, 'l'llII sorriws worn by llov.
.lanws W. Davis, III" thII AIII'I nt l‘hrls—
tiun (‘hlli'l‘lh ’l‘hc inlIrInIIIII was .il
East Nlll‘thili (‘t‘.il«‘ll’i‘_\‘. Many hand
squII IlIIl'al tritium: \vI-rII IIIIi\I-Il III
tho Si)l‘l'll\ilili2.' l't‘lllHVl‘fi. A IiI-IIIIHII in!
of It. A. ll. lIII-III was prI. out at [in
i’unorul.
lI‘llNlIiltAl. 0F lClllt‘ lI)lll('l\’r‘.th_
‘IlIII l'lllIIIral of Eric lIlliIIkson, th:
:lt'l‘lllt‘llliln)’ sl’l’ailowI-Il rarlIlIiiI' twin
and nIIhIIliIII». was lIIIid yI-sII-rday after
noon, from his hIIInII (It 2:30 o‘clock.
ltrr. l‘harlc‘s .l, VuhlstI-oin. pastor III
IhII Swodihh liI’IthltIlIIIlIl (lollurrgatiou-
.Il ('hlil't‘ll oiliIIlzliIIIl. 'l‘hII ilIIIIrmIIuI
war: in lIIIIst Norwalk (YIIlnIItIIry.
...—...“...um...
SCHNEIDER WANTED SHELTER.
lillthIlNIillAM. hing. August 122:
Franz SIIhuIIIIlIr. thII nlan who gave
lIiIanlt‘ up to tho pIIliI-II hIIrII August
ill. churning htmmIlI‘ with stealing pu-
nIII‘r. “from II lli‘l'h’llll at Southampton,
lll'lll‘Yi‘Il to in» iI‘. Kt‘ili Loonlis.” has in-
I‘orInIIIl lhI- poliIIII that. his nllcgud con-
fuawnu II. In llll Inc and was mad» sim~
plv to obtain sholtcr as ho is broken
Ilonn ih body and mind.
Postal Cards. Albums
No. 1 Holding 100 Cards ........ 75¢:
No. 2 Holding 200 Card: $1.00
No, 3 Holding 300 Cards .... $1.25
No. 4 Holding 400 Canda . . . . . . 5. $1.50
C O L E MAN ’5
10 North Main street South Norwalk.
Agent for A. G Spaldinn'c Baseball
and Sporting Goodu.
Before the
Burglary. .
’Not' After,
~1
is the time to rent a sale deposit box.
We have some good sired one: for
$4.09 per year. .
Larger ones from $5.00 to 315.00.
Packages stored It rewnnble rows
is;
Our areal Guarani": Satisfaction or Manny Book.
Price Cuts
in
' Rain 'Coals
Unusual butI lruo : and almost too good to be trumli
SWELL $10 and S12 RAIN COATS at $7.89
SMART SIS RAIN COATS at $9.89
FINEST S18 and $20 RAIN COATS at $13.89
We can Ill you. If you come now.
Snaps ln Stills for Men and Young Men :ln Hal:
and Furnishlnns: In Boys' Clothing.
' . ......“ “ ‘ " N‘M'lliililm
ROGERS & STEVENS
Successors to Comalooli Bros.
eOUTH NORWALK. TEL. CALL. 32-2.
got chro-
A good deal bIIttcr grade than you can
where and cleaner, too.
Wllal. you In . is Important IIut eprII-icnco ii‘til'llt!:l
I 3 .
a
that the Host. is tho lIIast costly.
Buy Outs 'l‘hnts Cloan.
MANUEL 'l‘. HATCH.
UPRIGHT PIANO
’ Rosewood case.
. Good condition.
‘ $90.00
This week.
Cash or monihlu paumenis.
.36 Washington Street. Telephone 865-3.
Everybody’s Magazine for Sept.
Now Readu
......”é’dél itLLJOtSEJUI WI; $33!". Fldioi‘i‘s'f' ‘T‘NI’SI‘CNBSJR
WILL DO THE SAME.
FOR .. ALE AT ' “WA
W. P. BEERS,
bTAl lONERY STORES.
49 Wall Street.
6 South Main Street.
INDUS TR r com... NDS SUCCESS
ABlLITY COMMANDS INCOME.
The world is not far wrong when it judges a person largely by his
purse
It in the prime or life. a. man is an or, his poverty argues some detect in
hum—very neglected opportunities.
A GOOD BUSINESS EDUCATION MIGHT HAVE MADE‘ HIM A
WEAL'I‘HY MAN.
Our Day and Night School (:0 arses in BOOKKEEPING. STENUG-
RAPHY and TELEGRAPHY afford a mbitious young people an ODDOrtunlty
to become progressive, money-mulling business men and women Ofllce open
9 a. m. to 9 I). mainly.
NEW TERM BEGINS TUESDAY. SEPT. 6.
SARTAlN’ 3 BUSINESS COLLEGE
‘; SouthIIru
SPECIAL
Wines and quuors
Cal. Sherry Wino. 190 pt;
' 38c qt,
Cal. Port Wine, 190 pt; 360
Qt.
Cal. Claret, 45c qt.
Sweet Catawaba, 35c qt.
Keller' 3 Whiskey, 85c qt.
Hillside Whiskey, $1.00 qr.
California Brandy, 95c qt.
We guarantee thou wines and
liquor: to be ablolutoly pure.
IIIICIII‘WIIIIMICI
The Prescription Store.
All cars pan the door. Night
On”: Answered. Tel. Call, 152.
W
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL S'l‘lllIIlIl’l‘. 10:“) a. m.-—'l‘ho
Hitlt‘k nIarlII-t today opvuod thirty or-
tiVII and Hillllllwlltli hmhIIr. ,A low (ll
IIIII lllll‘l'lliliitllllll .IIIIII'IIII galnIIIl sulr
hillllilfll l'ruI-lionI: ill li_l'llllllllil)’ with tho
lIlghIIr priIIIIs I'or AInI-riI-alm in Lon-
lion. hilt tho Kl'l‘ill majority of stocks
IIIIIIwI-Il only lrirlal chaugvu IIIIIIIII- way.
(‘IInadiIui l’uI-itlI-. Missouri Pacific and
lAllllHVlllt' IV: NIIIIhIillII Iqurovt-Il hull
IIIII-h. Ulllit‘tl Hinton Sim-l pl’Il. IIpI-nuIl
slightly oil. but i'l't‘IlVL‘I'I‘II illillll‘dlll‘l)‘
on largo buying.
WALL S’I‘llIIJlII’I‘. II II. m.-~l‘.IuIIiIlInt,
Inuit“: of Hi. i’ulli tlllll Southern i’ll~
I~II'II- I'lth'illlt'i'll llll‘lil l a In. and turn.
I'll tho gonoral t‘lll'l‘t'lli III’ [ll‘ll’f‘I-l Ilp-
wards. ltI lll‘t‘i-‘I‘IHLIHVI' stocks, hilt'h .II
lhII MI .Iopoiilzlns. .\II.:III;IIIIIIIIIIII.
ltIIIIIllIIa. nnIi l'lllltll l’III'iliII. illh'iillt‘l'll
(«llill‘ll t'rIu-tlons. lut illi‘ uIInIIrtIl tidying;
mum at llIII lop raunc.
WALL S'l‘lilllli’l‘. l p. mwi-lpIIIuIa-
lion ill‘llilllt’lll‘ll out I'llll.s‘llll‘l‘lllll_\ in My
I.II-ly Ill'tcrnoon and [ll'it't‘S rim-II sub-
:-‘lillliiilll_\' in all quarters. Among llll’
llltlit' important gains \Vll't‘ that of l
to ILL. in tlicl’cnnsylrauiu group, At
I'lIiIaIII. thI- Plil'iiil"fi. and soun- oi tho
and Southwustvrn stocks.
Anlalgainatod and llrooklyu 'l'l'ansil
lilv‘llllt’tl thI~ I'itit' in ”11' IIpIII-iIIltiIIs. but
Illlt'liliillllS in that IpIurtIII‘ \Vi‘l'l‘ minc-
what smaller than ill the morning.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
chorlca ovcr tho. private Wires or
Maples ll; (‘lohlsuhlnidI‘ Commission
III-okcrs, Swartz It (lorbctt Block,
South Norwalk. 'l‘clophone 1&3.
()pIIu. High. Low. 1 p In
Alnul. (‘op.. 31h“. hf. 51' M7...
.\. t‘ A- l". (‘qu l\ 1 HR 190?; H73
Am. il‘l‘, T‘. 7'... 7‘... “I"...
Am. LIII'o. '3] :31 3t ill
.‘inI, Silll‘ll.. 'tH 1.47; IH 617;.
”no Sugar. li‘lltlhg lint-X. limit, irtni}l
t. 'l .9 S lr‘.-_ Til a. sat...- itI-I. .:
\. 'l'. IQ S l”. p. II? I . Mk. III".
ltIIlt. Iii IIIIio, all. NF. KI
llklyn~ ll. '1‘. 5;", Sit: Iii.
(llll‘h' A" (thin, Ii? 37‘s it} . ",
('h. lit. Won't. H73- li’Is ”’34. Mil“
t‘. .11. .t‘v S, l'.. MEI". It‘d”... Iilll’. 15W;-
(‘IIL South, I 1:". Hit. li-‘EI I177»;
('Iul. (ills. 493‘}; lilo-3,; 1951...; Isuzu.
lII-l. d. llIId,. loud. in] IIIIIII; llil
liric. 25% 267-4; 2i: 2mg
lIJrIII. 15L. pi. titlii‘. Iii hid/1 ' .
Ill, Control. 1363.. 13m»; 1116154.
Lou. LI Nash . 120V; lilllin l'JU
Manhattan. 151 ‘5" 1M lZIi
MIII, St. lty.. lL‘I'Q- 1222:. Hill»; 1221.;
Mex. ('IIulI‘IIl, Ilhg 12".; IIIQ 111.9;
.K. 4': 'l‘. ‘..’l‘. ‘11-'55 ‘Jl‘q 21%
NLK.&T..|1L,4‘U’3 -ll «id-'4’. ~ll
Mo l‘III-ulth SI-lIi‘. il-l'Ig. M14. in”;
N. Y. (YIIlItI'IIl, 130 1:3" lL’II It'll
Nor .\ Wold. til tilt. I‘.I Ill
Ulll. IL" “Rant" 12in 32%. 323,; 3‘2""
l't‘llll. it. it, 1“”: 12:41.1.» 1:255. l23';;.
Poo. this, tour; lolly. “rial... 100%
Reading. 55 551% in 517 ,.~I
Read” BIL, pt“.. Til/3 72%;» "3%. 72‘»;
ltoI-k island, 21 24h; ill 241,4.
South. Poo. CTII .. 5131.. M"; 51:35.
Son. it}: (BIL. 27‘4. 2i“ .. 2H4. 271,83.
'l‘IIIm. C. & l.. to... 4M4. 431.4. 431,4.
linion l‘ar... 2073.. IN“. SIM; SIS-'54”
Union i‘aI'- pf., 97. ' 'JTI ‘ 95 95
ll. S. Leather. 71/1. 71,1.- 715 71,4,
U, S. Lou” pr.. SI} SI: SIS 86
ll. S, Stool. iii; 111V. 113;. 11-34
H. S Sit‘t‘], pf.. 5“ 5354} 58 5811‘;
\‘Vubash. IS IS 17% 17%.".
Wabash. pl‘. 36% 37% 367,-” 37%
Wis. Coat” 17‘... Iii-H 17%;; 171,43
SENATOR HOAR GROWS WEAKER.
WORCESTER. Muss” August. 22:»
No bulletin was givcn out early today
from the home of Senator George F.
ll‘oar. but. it was understood that the
SIIuntor was growing steadily weaker.
No important change in his condition.
however. occurred during the night. it
was stated that a bulletin wduld he is~
ruod during the ful't‘llOOIl. The fol—
lowing concerning 1th condition of
Senator Hoar was issued at 9:41)
o‘clock this morning by his son, ch~
oral Rockwood Hour:
“The aenator passed a fairly com-
fortable night and took sonic nourish-
mcnt. His gcncral condition remains
unchanged and he is resting easy this
morning
AGED CAR TENDER KILLED.
HARFORD, August til—After thirty-
I‘im years at. faithful service with the
New Yory. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad. it was the fate of Michael
Fleming, of 16 Howard street. to meet
his death under the wheels of a ten
Ilcr. He was a car tender and was
walking up the track at noon when
train and was run over by the tendor
of an engine which was back on the.
second track. The body was severed
in twain and terribly mangled. lie
was 55 years of age and leaves a wid-
ow and family
WILL BUILD SHAMROCK IV.
GLASGOW. Scotland. August 22.—
Sir Thomas Lipton has opened nego-
tiations with the Denny: for building
the Shamrock IV., provided George L.
Watson accept a commission to do
jlgn another challenger (or the Ameri-
he stopped from one track to avoid a ,
--The Best Yet-'-
m.“
BEGINNING FRIDAY. AUG. 19. WE WILL BELL THE REMAIN!)-
ER OF OUR MEN'S SUMMER suns AT A REDUCTION or 33 1-:
PER cam on 1-3 OFF FROM FORMER Low PRICES. . I
EVERY LIGHT WEIGHT, (two and three piece), MEN'S SUIT, l3.“
INCLUDED IN THIS OFFER. TH E ASSORTMENT INCLUDES
BLUE SERGE. BLACK THIBET AND UNDRESSED WOROTED
AND FANCY CASSIMERES, WORSTEDS AND HOMEsPUNS.
MEN's’ $20 SUITS ARE now $13.33. If: I! ii; ...
MEN'S $18 sUITs ARE now $12.00 ,5 .1 | WWI
MEN'S $15 sUITs ARE now $10.00. [a] mmmflt‘
MEN'S $12 sulrs ARE now 5 8.00. _'| {HEW
MEN’S 510 some ARE now 3 6.67. ‘13; 11.!“
“4
..
ALL vourusr AND CHILDREN'S suns INCLUDED IN THIS
SALE. L
I
SELLEGK 8: PRICE,
l
1 Clothiers and Furnishers.‘
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
TELEPHONE CALL 324-2. ‘
——d
A LIMITED SUPPLY or FRESli LAID
NATIVE EGGS
‘Scarce now’ at 54c Doz.
State Fresh Egus at 500 Doz. fj__’
Storage £995 270 D02. 5;
You run no risk In buying Eggs of me as I always give
goodlor badm case there are Bid ones. mv word at honor
IhIt :Ill Eggs sold here as fresh. are in fact. just what they are ‘
sald to be.
Lorenzo Dibble.
AN EXAMINATION OF THE E‘YELW'
lnouus morc than the Incl-o trying on of din‘crcnt. glasscs if done at. the opti
cal roolnsof ll Ll lioy.t With one of tho bIIst equipped oiflces in South
Norwulk. he has (Ivory means {or making the most. acculnte and reliable 0y
tooth and tho bout. Icsults nro assulcd in every case. All glasses are con
structed to order, and special lenses of any kind lilo furnished
HOMER B. H0 YT. Refractlng Oplloum.
Room 9 United Bank Building. South Norwnlk, Conn.
Special Appointments at convenience of patron.
Office hours, 8, 11:45,12:45, 6:00. Saturday evenings 7—9.
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TELEPHONE 108. Free delivery to all parts oi‘ the two cltllc.
R. J. Outbill’s Bridge Fish M’k’t...
THE BEST IS ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST.
We have the BEST QUALITY OF SEA FOOD, including Fresh Mackerel
llonota Mutkorel. lllucflsh Weakflsh, Cod Ilalilult, Swoidtluh, Long Clam
Round Clams, Soft Shell Crabs, Live and Boiled Lobsters
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ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
WEST END WASHINGTON STREET. Next to John H. Ferrll’
lanolin—20 White 81.. Danbury; 75Pacific street, Stamford.
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‘ OF COURSE NOT ALIVE!"
But we deliver meat so fresh that it ’
couldn‘t be fresher without being alive.
As a matter of fact meat should hang
for at least a. day or two to mnkq
healthful food, and our modern moth.
ods of preserving assure you sweet.
tender. juicy and altogether good
meals at all times. Orders tilled :
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WHO SEES THE
”9 5005 BBS! CONSEQUENCES-
Do Y?" REALIZE the urlmn Consequence. o: Continua .3
Prloolcu beyond on other Wllelllonl In the “all“, In a lo-
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0. B. JACKSON,
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58 WALL .TBEIT.
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~ Broker.
Havlland Block. 96 Wuhlnmon Strut.
South Norwalk. Conn.
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