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mammal: N , “Thai.
wurwaaulu .itttrnn-r,
IOUTH WWI‘hlb
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intditits lilo
wanfiiiia FORECAST.
For Norwalk pull vicinity: Fair to-
night. Friday. partly cloudy and warm.
‘t‘r. An extended area of low pressure
prevails throughout the northwest. It
in producing conaiderable. cloady. weal
titer. but not much rain. There in an
area. ottltlgh pressure and low tempera.-
turea‘over New England. The lowest
temperature was tour-degrees above
zero. at Northfleld. Vt. Conditiona ta.
vor‘rlor this vicinity fair and continual?
cold tonight. followed by partly cloudy
Viveather and rising temperature Fri-
lay
The for factory of Martin Balers, .lr..
it‘lutlompnny is being repainted,
Olive Branch Lodge, Knights of Py-
thtaa,’will hold a meeting tonight.‘
illucoln Council. Order of United
. American Mechanics, will meet tomor-
row night. '
Mrs. l. W. Watson, oi" South Nor-
waik. has gone to Chicago to remain
some time.
The Baptist parsonage of thin place
in being repainted and it gives a line
appearance. . ,
Mrs. John Lambert. of the West
Side, who has been vcry sick, in im-
proving rapidly. '.
Franklin Lynch, of the West Side. is
hulking extensive improvemcnta about
his property. ‘
William Hoyt, of the Wet-it Side, took
his boat outof the water last week
for the winter.
Mina Verna Wheeler, of Elizabeth
street, is entertaining Miss Myrtlc
Winner, of Norwaikx
‘ Mina Jessie Gerard, of High alt-wet
and Bayvitrw avenue, has gono to the
Expoidtlon at St. Louis.
Theodor-o Knapp,_ who has bctu via-
iting in Nowtown. has returned to his
home in South Norwitlk. .,
Mrs. Robert llanllon and daughter.
Gladys, of South ntrcct. llcthtii, have
returned from a tow days‘ visit in
Norwaik.
Washington Camp. Patriotic Ohio;
at thr Sons at America. will hold a
regular meeting tonight, in Mystic
Chain Hall. .
It in l-eporiod that thunut-I i-latha~
way, of Dttnbtu-y, the contractor for
the BaptishChurch. will begin his
work next Week. '
Mrs. Frederick Squiera. of ltahway.
New Jersey. returned home yeuterday.
nflql- a visit. with her aistors. MISHCE
Scudtler. West street.
Mrs. Mary l.‘llommcdieu, who has.
been vialtingirlrnds and relatives at
Heliport. 1.. 1,, expecta to return homc
to this place, this work.
Clinton Commundory. Kuigiitu Tom-
plar, of Norwalit. will moot tomorrow
ttvcnlng. whip the illuatrioua Order
oi’ tho Red (‘rosa will hr conicl'retl.
William T. Aluloy and family hart:
movcd from Orchard atroct to Living-
ston alrctu. South Norwalk. oil the
house recently vacated by R. L. Oo-
burn. _ ‘ .
‘John lt‘odoi'. who lllitl bt-t-n sick in
bed with rheumatism -tor the part
right. wcoka. at. his homo on itotun
llill. lH able to be about, tht: houao
m. ,
\
The regular weekly meeting of the
Women‘s Chriatian Temperance Union
will be held Friday at 2:30 o'clock.
with Mrs. J. A. Richardaon. 10 West
avenue. . ‘ , , .
lra ll. Kiggina. or tho‘Weat Side.
is building a new loo boat for the com-
ing. wintcr. lie has named it Thu
Sneak. altar tho sailboat owncd by
l‘m'drow Mllla. '
The Golden lituleclrcle ,goi‘ .biiua'a
Daughtvra of tho Norwaik ,(ioulp'eaa-
tlonttl Church will meet tomorrow ll!-
ttvrnoon with Mm. .lalnca McAlliatcr, of
21 Adams avenue.
The flag at the capitol in llarttorti
was t itll normalpoaitim. yesterday.
tor t e that ultimatum Thu tut. it
hall been'at halt mm out o mpect
to the. late lion. Allgulltua Brantlestie.
ot Newtonian». MW of Comma
man kadmnmndm . .
Thovaouvp tr oi. the annual multir-
tiou artiltvéary'a papal. which halt
lulu boon i tit-ti figurofitm, Ra‘w.
. I» . M10 Iii
it , illltlhllloyoue. .
03! W manila)??? giv-
9‘ . . . will” It. a [I
m mien ,. .a
Thumto plummhbo rd has. ea»
In, tho I
l in , . ll
.. ‘ youterdav I‘larllooll that a prime hit-d
is mild i 1'
W + ““9 mm
p
oat
W .1".
re;
. he buys the oil at item
_ trivia illuminant. weeilt.
7 martian scarcity . in
. m
, Recorded byfil'own Clarkfimtth.
”,3" tiht
of marriages alldtblt’thfl. It will be
seen that. many more girls saw the
light or day first in Norwalk than boys
during the lnonth. Nineteen girls
and night boys-were born here during
Octoberu .
, Marriages.
October lw-Albert G. Nixter and Holt-u
.1. Richmond,
October 5-Wliliam Person and Phyllis
UtllllllllKllilm. ,
October Bv—Joneph Nagy and Thoreau
Faveczltl.
October 12—»Bamuol Scotleld and Ada
M. Hoyt. _
October lQNWiliiam 0. Taylor and
Mildred 0. Sherwood.
October ruminant: Hogodo and Mary
brought by the desire of niauu~
facturcrs to clear stocks or by our
own dcsirc to do the Sillllc tiling.
Raincoats.
Stylish ncrviccabic raincoat»
Stylish bccausc of now grace-
iul models. Raiuprooi because
treated by process that makes
them shed water. And almost as
good clear-day wraps as rainy-
tlay protectors.
r. . . tr, Own—3- . Toth.
“fr" $7 50 t0 "1 . :1 ’5 October lib—Alfred W. Taylor and ltla
Vi crc $12.50 to $1(l.50—-$10. M. Decker. .
October iii—Donnie Crowley and Jan-
nle 11:. Manual»
October iii-Zachariah
Emlyn. Taylor.
October 2(L—Charletl B. Holt and Eliza-
beth E. Brown.
October 20-»h‘roderlck A. Ella
Beanie Smith.
October 20-wOoodwin. P. White and
Elizabeth M. Schumann.
October lib—«Francis W. Preocc
Florence M. Keene.
October 22w8topheu Sabo and Susie
Balaaz. .
October kit—«William Gazette. .lr.. and
Mm. Sadie Cowperthwaite.
October 24—«ltlriward J. Hilton and Eliz~
abeth C. ”Simon.
October 25—-Pa.rick J. Haugll
Agnt-a li‘. Hanlon. .
October till—«Charles V. bunthuist and
Florence l. Lockwood.
October lid—drying i.. Zullil’t and Mary
Were $18~aud $22.5o—«$12.5o.
Covert Coats.
Covert coals in the fashionable
long" and shorthluodd‘ls and of the
correct stylcs. Liarciul of finish,
graceful of lino—“lower than us~
ual price only because \vc wish to
bc rid oi thcm.
Coats that wcrc $0.75.
and 58-75~$s.7s.
Coats that our $12.50 and $15
-..$]0‘
Coats that wcrc $10.50 and $18.
a low Wt‘l’t‘ lilglle—I)l‘lt_‘t‘t.l~—$l5.
Keaslcr and
and
anti
$7. 50
and
Petticoats.
E. Fiodlor.
October {lb-«Janina Christian and
l-laudwlilc black aatccti pritr Mary 01m"?!- ‘
October ilimPralllLiin 1, Smith anti
Coats of far g‘rcatcr \‘illilt‘ illilll
tvc‘vc bccu ahlc to oi‘icr ill many
M ury E. Rood“
Births.
Oct. l—Sou to Hana F. Eek.
a (“O'- DN. 2—llailgluvr to Samuel iloyd.
Cut with illc skill that makes. Oct. 21~-—I)illll{lli0ri0 Charles lltziugcr.
. . . .‘ Oct. :l~-llttughtor to James Kcnetic.
them tit and litiiig‘ lllCL‘l)’. hillhllt‘d ()..._ 57.3.,“ .0 Joseph Cahlll.
“-i‘ h the care that l‘llb‘lll‘k‘fi SCTll'lCt', OCI. i'l—I‘iatlghter [0 Hugh .MCClU'UI)’.
. . ‘ Oct. tl~Son to Peter Williams.
trimmed “'"l' iaatt‘. Oct. ti-~i.lattsht.cr to Harry G. Douiells
llcavv satccu, with two l'ul'llcs, 001- “~30“ i0 0- A~ Brnistcd.’
‘ ' J . .. __‘ Oct. 7—«Daugiltcr to Stophcu hartios.
“Will it"! and $‘-*’5"‘/3¥- Oct. swllaughtcr to Joacph Frolauo.
“ill: with: flouucc finished with 0t“- 8~Duilshivr to Blow. F. Ktlorr.
Oct. l'timilaughtcr to John K. Finch.
llcnlsiitchctl rittilcu. worth $1.50
and $l.75—--95C.
.\ccortlion—pleated iloutlcc u itlt
Ilt'lllSlliCllt‘ll ruillc. \\'Oi‘lli 353——
$1.25.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oat.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
i‘l——~t)aughtcr to William Slum.
lilw-llllughtcr to Patrick Durltin.
l4-llaughtor to Frank O. Smuttou
lti—-l)aughter to John Selby.
19~Sou,to lvur E. Peterson.
20—-—l)attghtcr to Andrew Doiorc.
nhwllaughtcr to Alcc (it-inter,
2ti--~~Dallglttttr to Alu'd Aulllutlsou.
2d~--Dauglpcr to Chas. i-i. Lloyd.
37~--i~lon to Jamea ll. Smith.
28—-Son to William F. \Vlciw.
28-»«Dtttlltlltor to Goo, A. Sturgos.
till—«Daughtcr to Buffalo Alrclla.
3u~Son to Harry ll. Bushing.
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NEW HAVEN BAN: WINS.
THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS co.
Bridgman. ,Conn.
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T ‘ . fl V‘: F I r
NEXT WEEK'S TURKEYS. es Cane in Conner: on i at u e
of E. 8. Wheeler .. C3.
7.... m ‘ ~' ' NEW HAVEN. .‘ov, lS.-—Tllo our
2 wpri: 5:1: :11??? and the Bank. of New Haven. has won in the
9 Superior Court of Hatundou County.
And what are we going to do for our . “388.. the tirat of an important stories
Thanksgiving dinner? of test cases oonuoctod with the fall~
Reports from north. aouth. east and We of E. S. Wheeler & Company of
want indicate that tho treat American this City. E. S. Whoelor borrowed
bird ll-l a scarce article and that ho is “10110.11 “i the bunk "Stiliwllil: an 91‘-
aoing to coat a lot of money next cttrlty an invoice of goods bought of
week provided we are able to buy him E. W. Munacll and Company. plulubora,
at all_ . 1101’ Springfield. The invt‘lit'v was for-
Afik a ularketman what the prou- Wurdcd to tho (lt‘lllor, who wait thua
pt‘L‘IN are {or a Thanksgiving turkey advised of the nauigumvnt, llc inter
and he wllitcll you cithor that thorn paid the amount to E. S. thclcr &
lti'u no prob-poets or that he knows not Company. ignoring the aasianmcni.
hiulwlt what. « to expect. . . Tho canto wont, to a jury of tho llatup~
Yory tow‘ llonlo raised turkeys hnvo den County Superior Court, which
boon scoured by the local marketlnen found a verdict holding that. such ital“
and the wholesalers have nothing yet. went. in not. I. aatialaction ot’ the debt
in ni't‘nr in tho way or western raised and that lituuaell hCompauy muai My
hirda. Ia. «ecoud um to the bank. The arm
And thr powwow (or home rallied of E. 8. .Wheclrr has since tho loan
Iurkoyn in the local marketaappcar to was contracted failed and gone under
In wry slight. Dealers who have boon a receivership. This in the first curse
looking about Ihecmmtty fur the put- to he decided on appeal of not lose
who of getting, a 18W tut-hays 19K than 100 assignments of the kind urla‘
Thanksgiving have discovered that. lot: in CDMWIJOB WWI the “WWII!"
there were almost norm minim in and failure.~ Noextmptloull Wort! taken by
about. Norwalk um. year. mm from all connect of Mllnuelt ill the (‘BEO and the
orcr tho country coined the llama wail decision thus become final.
mthat the tummy crop in abort. : . W‘ ,
, Wmhavo Itll'qllhtmrlnt. the name KILL-KPHAMOELF IN COURT ROOM
paum, ovary your for several yearn CHICAGO. Nov. I7.-'*\Vhlltl bring
Naomi we have tumult techie indie- ant-aimed. incourt yesterday, Charles
llove that it ill 9. dodge to. keen tho Bhyck. analooukoepcr. tired it rtwolvor
pricoa up. it ill probable. however. aaverai timett at his wife and child
that there will be a real shortage thin and then committed attitude. The
tall. child wuu wounded. but not uortoualy.
A prominent Normal: markctman During the shooting Mra, Shyck toll
said yesterday that there Wantomali unconscioun and was thought to have
pron eat that any quantity of write.“ beankiiled. She. hon-over. had only
woo '1 he brought into Norwulk for fainted. When tho woman revived
'l‘ilaullugivingday from the Word her husband lay dead and the court
Moat. Norwalkero whohavo rattled room on. to. wild centurion. The
turkey». tor the local market ovary charm on which Bill'clt wall being
Your have not a cobbler on the farm triotl related to p futility disturbance.
today andothorll vhan perhaps a third
at tiloir usual. numbers... . ..
mammal unveil tur
mil 0
m
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.0
I. . . CHU wma ANOTHER aAcI.
. 7 around on .WN. . N.,Nov.,itl.»~At till. oxtord
outta , In Motown» r t hmau’n warts today. W. Mficlllltt.
it ‘1 ammonia... t M 'rturptr an“ “in
. ..,:.‘ .L. . .M... an .0 _I
tummhi‘hu " .»- ». “mile ind mile he. won the ago-mile
And the «comm Aiocnl
or. who in!“ tohnv a «mall lot or
deaiv run by attach y'all-till.
turkeys. (realm minutiae MI '
In“ mammal-«tar. mm
route a d...exurmrd thewopiniou
Time. Will mill-
0
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N. HOIPITAL. mt... ,
h WMW N.) 8.. Nov. 15. (doing
v . ris- u wgovamm
hoapttaluttrue are Igr use , the
quarantine officials; in Partridge aloud
m- demo
andjth
In the moat Storm.
routine mm blown over a
ill-rootdoellvity. The building had not
ragga occupied. The financial lotus
“ $ 1 3. .
£2.31. week. it he monotone. would
’ _ tlghitn about thirty-MI ~eontlt- a
pound. When Insular is willigp to
twenty cent: a pound, live-w gilt.
the trelnht tremor: «out man
a poor computer; is ileivrto gel
stuck (or a. dual bankroll when
«Mammal.
=39: our mam ‘ m tor the ra-
relirp Some
blame the cold winter. but more do-
claration the spring “am“ out
had tor the health at the tender young
mom 0 . mg. gym
YoWi‘Did you hear Wt hill in»
Inn mutual at hill uutomo a " Grim.
atmbeahu‘Wo." Yeast-«9min aheriil'l
gut it"wt'onllm millennium. ‘
I V'i‘omlvéi‘Old hiltkinu at. It the lathe
t Willi! tllt 9.1m n "
‘u‘ atrial. orangutans. ‘ .
,. .t ~ .. ‘- ‘ “Thelvltil:a atatiatica‘of tllOHTDWH 0!
T P orwa a ow t at during the mouth ‘
REE S ECIAL CHANCES. or (lather Wm were .twentywuven.
_ births. nineteen deaths and ‘twuutyouo
A m0 of unusual values marriages. Below are given the lists
able). large Broiler Door.
' t
war till‘tosrou. NEW'YORK. rltovuutacr AND lit. THE LEADINW
coolthtu sclloots us: All» arcouurltn
RANGES.
BECAUSE they respond quickly to every wish of the
cook and have all of the modern points’of construction
~Pcrfect Damper, choice of Grates (easily interchange-
Nickcl Parts, perfectly operating Hub Oven Indicator;
' . ' as well as many other distinctive features
\ which belong to the HUB alone, giving them
,‘ the well-earned name of being the
lb . ulauzsr GRADE — scar MADE.
large Ash Pan. rem0vable
A‘cml to your Illlnlt‘ for our hulttlwmc
llt‘li‘rtlt’lt'r t'lrvr/lur tutti lulu!
Ittllirl'mltty noz‘rllu.
A. J. COLLINS
& COMPANY,
. 12 North Main 3.
‘ activitiy of yesterday there are added activities today. , EM} ..
We are now in the midst “of autumn business. To the
tion bright with its new merchandise is crowding to th .
Not one-hundredth part of the good things find a place in “lit
just a few of the timely lots are exploited. We want you to ‘ J
and feel that money spent in this store is well spent. If it Wm
otherwise, then we are false in our printed promises, false to 0
best conception of honest shop-keeping. . ,
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A ausv WEEK lN THE MEN'S UNDERWEAR vat.
THE UNDERWEAR SECTION , '3'
We've planned for some important Every “"9 of the heavier “Wu“,
underwear for men is complete.
“selling of knidetl underwear. We’ll
vstart the rolling with such values all pick from the stock the follow,“
items: .-
‘ these:
Ladies heavy ribbed Egyptian yarn Men's fleece lined shirts an an
era. 50c per garment. ‘ - '
shirts and pants. worth 390, for the
Men’s iii wool underwear tin and
quick selling at 29c each.
lfadiea' heavy fleece lined shirts and
pants, made with long and short ,
alcoves, knot: and ankle length pants. grey and caplet hair at The per“
very special at We each. meat. . . , ‘ ‘
lladina' ribbed shirts and pants, aiik Men's perfect fitting woo ah!
trimmed. in white. the the kind at 750. and drawers in white. natura , gr
Ludies’ ribbed and plain wool under. and camel's hair. 81 per garment; .» ,
wear in natural. grey, white and scan; One lot of men's $1.50 quality shirt!
ict,- at $1. and drawers, all wool. in natural, gre
Ladies' “Oneitu” combination suits and camel’s hair, to close at 81.25 p
in white and grey. from bill: to $1.50. lgarmcnt. .
83-85 Washington Street,
South Nor-walk. Conn.
. South Norwalk.
I HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY?”
Officers Elected at the Meeting of Con.
gregatlonai Churches.
NEW LONDON. Nov. l'l.-~At tho
Hl‘ili-iltlll of the general (‘illll‘t‘l‘t'tlt't‘ ni'
Congregational Cburrhou hold at the
Second Church. ill this city, ycatertlay.
the following oiilcors worn elected:
Members of Colluocticut Home Mis-
sionaryxSociciy—‘itt‘v. John O. God
dard. of Salisbury. ltcv. llcurv L.
Stock. of Bottled; Sullillt'l ll. Williams. .
of tlluatonltury; llvr. iloruco (l. l'ltllttl' .
icy, oi‘ \llatcrlulry, and ii. C. Luthrop.
oi Willilllnan'ir; trtulsurcr for tllroc
yearn, Ward W .lHt‘Dllfi, of Hartford;
registrar and ailltiscnl sccrt'ttlt'y for
lltl‘cv yours, lltw. Jon) S, lvoa. of Hart-
Iol‘ti; conunittco on unblluth observ‘
truce. ltev. ll. ’1‘. Hull. Arthur 1., Ship-
num. Henry G. Newton; comlnittoo ou
pastoriul supplioa. licv. it. ’1‘ iltlll.
Rov. James G. Johnson, of l’v‘arlningtou.
and Rev. Jooi $4. trot, of Hartford it
was voted to hold tho coni‘crt-nt-o of
limb with the church at Ilriatoi. Tho
remainder of tho morning SOSHIOH was
taken up in the conuidcration of Chris.
tian citizenship. This attornoou tilt-.-
work among the foreigners in the atatc
was considered and reports Worn rc-
ocivotl from the mlaaionorica.
ONLY CURE‘FOR ovsparsm.
Mrs. Fl'unkllll Bush, of Now titration
"i allitcrt'ti for yours with,
(lySllt‘llSlfl, Hand to have grunt db—trcus'
i tried txvct'ythiug i=
could hear of. bllt nothing llclpod mot
l)cl.. says:
and hatching.
until i took Brazilian ilullu. anti ouo flu
cont. ilotttc vtu'od Illt‘ coluplrttcil'.”
lt‘tll‘ auto by ll. Ii. Plait-tied, F. ii. Bax-
tor and tho Clifford l’lltlriunry. "
-‘W. -_.__..._...
OFFICIALS REMOVED FROM OF.
FICE.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 17.—-Prculdent
i RitOifit“\'t‘ll 'ului moved from oillce Frank
‘ it. Richards. United Statca marshal for
tiny Noun» district in Alaska. and'haa
l‘tl‘!llt’$lt'tl the resignation of Judges Al~
{it‘d J. Moore. of the Nome district.
.aud .\iolv!ilo C. Brown of the Juucutt
district. This action in the result. of
tho llll't‘RllgnllOll of the Alaska Judici-
ary made recently by Assistant Attorn-
m t‘u'llcral Day. ,
A GOOD COMPLEXION.
"Sparkling: ores and may chcckh
roaiot't‘ti by using DeWiit‘s Little Ear-
,ly Risers.“ no writes S. 1’. Moore. oi!
iNRCUgtlUt‘llt‘S. Tax. A ct‘rtuiu cure
for lillltlllSllL‘SS. t'oltstlplttitm, (-tc. Small
,pill ----- easy to I.lll-lt.‘-—~-Otl.‘<y to act Sold
,by The Cliil‘ord Pharmacy. "
COTTON MILLS STILL RUNNING.
FALL RIVER. Moan. Nov. 17~About
as much illuchincry was in operation
in lllt‘ city's (ONO!) llillia today as on
‘\\’t~tinoit.luy. Sonic mills l'cportcd
coins in ill(' number of hands going ill
and othcra a loss. Altogc llcr the tilt
nation was not. greatly chaligt-ll. and
there was lllllt’ to encourage lllt‘ bo-
’iicf that tho long strike will be brok-
.cu ul. proncni.
I ‘ cmcneuzwa ammo»
Ell mm, Pl
Orluln ply “anoint.
. BANG. Alu‘n-urrlinhir mils. ukllrlluln
lm Clllttllrm'l‘lilt‘s manual!
in RED and (loll! :m‘lll ll run- "I‘m!
with valhbun. Puke no other. "Mint
4 Dunn-nu dub-titanium and latitu-
‘ Illino- buy or your i‘nugmt. ur mutt do. II
mmm («r l‘nrtlrnlon. ’l‘ntl—ouinlc
and "lull-'1' rul- ‘.nllil'l‘”i't tutu. by re-
l - tum Mull. "Mina It’lllnlnnillr, «mm
. llii brunt-u t‘hichml-r ('IN llilt‘hl m.
I 0“th un- m M.M...« -‘ . .... ‘
The Kind
in use for over 30 years,
You Have Always Bought. and which has been
has home the signature or
its,
and has been made under his per-
sonal supervision since its Infancy.
. , v ' Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Oo‘untort'eltls, Imitations and “Joshua-good" are but
Experiments that: trifle with and endanger the health of
[initiate and Ohildrona-liixperionce agaiuat Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Curatorial its a harmless substitute for Castor Oil. Pom-
uot'lc, prom Md Soothing Syrups. It; in Pleasant. It
coumhlti'neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
acumen. juniper; in Its guarantee. It ‘deatro‘inorm’l
null Writ, mvbrlshnella. It. euro-l {Lampoon and Wind
.Ohlitté ,tll relieves iI‘t’lntllliui; Troubles. cut-ea Constipation
and It‘hltltlrrioy. It: mainulaws the Food, tantalum the
alteration and Bambi, giving healthy and natural slow.
The Oldidren'n Panacea—value Mother's ll‘riond.
can...“ CASTofilA Atwava
. / harm the Signature of 7 .
m_-,_ WW-.- LWM
SPECIAL BAliGAINs.
IN CHILDREN'S TRIMMMED HATS. SATURDAY. NOV. 12TH. V
.t
s. s. TlLLOTsows. ,, .
86 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CON”
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"lie Hue alibi" Hand:
To suit the requirements oi everybody who wants Coal for
any purpose. Come to us. and you will he sure of getting-1
just the kind of Coal you should have. We screen it clean
from dirt or slate.
ran HARRIS & (nus Cti.
Coal, Wood, Hay, Grain and Feed.
Office and yard. 68 Water street.South Norwalk. .
Telephone call 342 5. Free no
BRANCH OFFICE. W. U. TELEGRAPH OFFICE. 'PHONE..47‘
t. .
Come in and look over our
Fall Furniture.
New goods coming in each dau.
Raymond 8- Son,
46 and 48 Main Street. Norwalk.
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COAL
DELIVERED IN YOUR GELLIIR M
$6 00 per ton.
A cheaper fuel has never been offered In this mark
Raymond Bros
137 Washington Strut.
N O TIC E.
HAVING DlBPOSED OF OUR GOAL BUfilNEOB TO B. HERQGH
It ION WE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO THANK THE PU‘ILI
THEIR PAI’RONAGI EXTENDED AND WOULD INBTRUOT Mill.
iNG BILLO AGAINBT THE FIRM THAT HAVE. NOT PRIUIN'tM
THEM TO DO 80. ALL BILLS “DUB THIS FIRM CAN B! PAIDA
OFFICE. 122 wA'rlla STAEITl‘WHERE THISRI wu.l. BIA at
summon to aaczlve AND owe anteater: FOR mm
Irving LOckwoOd 8.; an
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Mil and every Waist you buy of tilt, witethtir ailk'or flan
that particular styleautl finish which created the admiration of
They tell no rapidly that they hardly may hare long enouglt‘
about them.
Norwalk Chronicler