I. TONI”
tron. plnltod and trimmed.
, new and tarot
William Linburned hue taken a pm
nitlon at the South Norwalk Public
Market; ,
Mrs. Richard Bland and Mina Jennie
Davie We returned from a VlFlll. to
New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Warren
Decker are spending a week at Tal-
madzo Hill.
Franklin Hanford. wife
’l‘henketiv’mg with relatives here.
The service at the East Avenue
Methodist Church will he at 7 o‘clock
tomorrow morning and will that until
eight.
The teaciieis' meeting at the. East.
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church.
iniit evening was emitted on account of
the cvzingelltitio acrylceo being held by
* Rev. Mr Wright
Mrs Adeibcrt Par,trick who has been
operated on in a New York hospital. in
recovering nicely and will probably
and live
be able to return to hei home here in ‘
a couple of wceki-i.
John Cole is replaiiklng tho weetcrly
approach to the liridgi Sonic ol‘ the.
planks are worn almost through it
hue been suggested by a number of
people that it would be well to con
erote this Motion of the bridge.
A meeting of the hall committee of
Mayflower Hdok and Ladder Company ‘
Recitation—Who (lives Our Thanks-
waa held last evening at the truck
house at which the accounts of the
ball funds were atriilghlcneil out and
the matter closed up, The hall was
found to have been a financial Stillemifl.
There is increasing interest in anti
good iliil.l(lilll(e to the revival mot-tings
in the East Avenue Methodist Church
tomorrow morning. the usual thanks».
and praise nervice will be hold at 7 iii.
11).. closing at 8 n. in. sharp. This prom-
ises to he a most. interesting and unit'-
ital-service. it has aiwny been well
attended in the past. .There will be
an evening crvicc ill. 7.45.
Two of the large scows belonging
to the mud digger, bloke adrift last
night and \ient floating up and don ii
the river finally lodging uhovc Illti
railroad bridge on the iiiudilata there.
Fortunately the crown did no darn-
uge, though they might easily enough
have smacked some small boat.
There was quite on attendance at
the cottage prayer meeting held knit
evening at the home of Mru. Andrus
Miliepaugh iii Rowuyton. Among those
who attended from East Norwaik wore
Rev. James W. Davis, Mrs. Thomas
Walsh, Misti Corn 'i‘iiyior, Deacon Wil-
liam Byxbee. Mrs. Byxbee and the
Misses Byxbee, Mina Anna NICKTTSOH.
Mrs; John pol Oscar Put-trick nnd oth-
t-ro.
ROWAYTON.
William Lynch, oi the Farm Road,
is very nick.
The ROWRYLOH Free Library will be
closed afternoon and evening on
Thanksgiving.
There will be a union meeting at.
the. Methodist Episcopal Church
Thursday evening.
Mics Ruth 'i’hnmca has rccovcrod
from an attack of the grip. and in note
to be about again.
Dr William Lyons. oi Rowuyion are
one. has recovered from an iitiaik of
eiyaipelaa. nod was out yeiitcrduy.
Several of the nimroda of this piucc
are going gunning in West Cheater
County N. Y. on Thanksgiving Day
The Dorian solcotmen have w. RS
Bates at Work on Rnymond uticci
Went Side, getting it ready'for the
winter season.
Alexander Raymond in making ex-
tensive liiiproveincuta around his mill
property and contemplates erecting a
large ice house. on the name.
Jnmca Grittin of Erie. 9a., who at-
tended tho hardware manufacturers
convention in Allunitc City, hail been
visiting his brother. ii. A. (lrlil‘in.
The murriugc of Misc.- Llllllil’l Wicke
duughtcr of Mr. and Mia Daniel 1’
Wicks. uii.i (merge ..l (l. Luiiplicre of
East Hartford, will take pliico tonior
row afternoon iii 4 o‘clock. at the real
deuce of the bride‘s pureniii.
Mrs. Eugene Ambler wuii chili-ii to
Weatiluld. N, .l., tlilii week. on iiccouul
of tho illiiciiu of u relative. and was
mined to learn iihtirtiy iittcrwnrd of
the death of her nintor.‘ Mil-l Linen.
who hau u number of fl‘lt‘llilil born
George A. Sliorron is now on liiu Why
to Battle. Cult. where he bun iliii‘ltllli'il
u very iiuttuiiug ofl‘or iiii minim: uniti-
neer In a. luritu corporntioii iii tliiii
place. Mr Slicrron ('lmm to Dewey-
ton all it hey u number oi yearn ago,
and iiiicceodcii in winning. among u
large number of compciiloru. the Pill
Ilizer uciiolarahip for (l oliuublii lini-
vcrnity, New York and worked liiii
Way through the tour yeiiiii university
course. graduating this your fill an oil
port. in the minim; intluiitry. lin has
the brightest proupectii in Illil new pc-
iiiiion, end will hiivii the bent winhoa of
ii luriio number of fricndu.
member of the Lamont. Club. of the
South Norwulk Congregational
Church: the Sunday ecliool of the
ltowuyton Methodist: Episcopal Church
hull Hiiiltix Slur Division. Noun of "ltilii
partition. In thin illicit.
Following: In the litiwuylon public
' Look at. the but Watch to be found for 52.25,
my. in the the. it buy Della preparatory for
Pricaa the iowalt.‘
tiriiiianune, Allu-
Christmn. Stock
Everything you may want.
_ some Marcelle” ..
D'
u * ‘ .
Sounm'i‘haukuglvliiilg Tilill‘.
Paaliu CXXXViii..
Boo
Morning Hymn.
Rooms 1. and ii.
President's Proclamation.
Dorothy Raymond
Governor's Proclamtaion.
Margaret Jennings.
Becltntion~A Thanksgiving Lesson.
Clarence Close.
Recitation-«The Flint Thanksgiving“
Glad ya Mills.
iii iv.
'Re'ading——Thc National ’i‘hunliuiziving.
Ellen James.
Song-Ji'liankaglving Day,
Rooms 1 and ii.
Recitation-wit Stiungc Feast.
Five Pupils;
'Recituilou-—Tliaiikfiii for What?
A‘llcé Johnson
‘Rocitiition—-Wiiy" ‘
Merton Rackett
Piano Solo.
Rose Sniffiii.
Recitationw'l‘bnultagiving
niii'ii.
tit, lrund
May itcddingion.
Select ions.
Seven Pupils.
Songw'i‘hnnki-iglving Day,
School
Recitation—~The Rcaaon Why.
" hols Murah.
limitations—The Mayflower.
Maud Farr.
giving Dinner?
liydiu VOBblii‘g. '-
Piitiio Solo,
« Florence Moore.
Recitation—A Little Girl‘s Trluls.
Anna Everett.
Recitationv—The Gi rl Who Smiles,
.icnniu Moi-Aria
Reeltntioiiw’l‘iiuukugiviiig .loy,
Arthur Ciiirk.
Duet,
Lois Mursh, Jt‘llllll‘ Morris.
(Quotations.
Six Pupils.
Recitation-«Landing oi‘ the Pilgrims,
Fourth Grade.
Song—~Anchored, _
School.
Composition——'l‘lie li‘irat
lug.
'l‘liunki-i-
1.01m OllkeS.
Recitation—4muuliogiviiig TllOllglllS.
Helen Sunflelti.
RGCIlllLLOflT-‘Allllllllll ..........
Mfll‘Mi lull”.
Senna—Thanksgiving liuy.
School.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Misc Annie Conn was it visitor in
Stamford yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs War'nei of New York.
have been visiting their hummer homo
here for a few dim;
New telephone lines are being strung
past the realdence of Mr, Ililll' Mra.
Warner and Alexander Wucrz.
Lucius Ii. Buahnell has returned to
the Soliller‘ii’ Home at Noroioii ultcr
u ion dayii' visit in New London.
A rchearual of the play. “Aunt Joe-
le‘u Quilting Party" was held last ev~
citing at iiic home of Mina Helen More—
liOliiic.
Mien Lucretia Cullen icuvca today for
it vii-iii with lll‘l‘ i-oualu, Minn llolcn
Emery. of Mount (‘laiig N. .l, Mina
Belle Waterbury will ui-t uii libruriuu
during Mina Cullen‘s absence.
Mrii. Elizabeth W. .leiikiiia dicd No-
vember 20th. iii the residence of her
non-in~law. i.. iirucc Moore, in Char-
-lotioovilic. Virginia. The interment
will be in Noroiou where the decenn-
ed formerly resided.
A meeting of the Librury Associa-
tion was held Monday evening and a
list of new hooko iii being prepared for
addition to the “brunt Iii ii iiiiort lime.
Considerable other iiuiiluci-iii wait trun-
curled.
Au automobile belonging to Junior:
1. Coiikiiug, of New York wna dain-
aged ycnibrdiiy iiiioi noon on the Pool
Road, in Noroiou. Something went
wrong with tho mooring gear. and Hit“
imicliiiio went Hiiillt‘ iliaiuiico before it
could he stopped. Home Noroion peo-
plr, uiialctcd Mr. twinkling, who aaid
he owned the machine. in melting rc-
puirn. itud he tlidn continued on his
way to New Haven.
Dr Alice Lyon ii‘lich liua been ti'Vlnir
for mine time to [ti-i u toll-phone inn
iiiiiili-il in her iiiiiiiii'miiui (t‘tlilI‘WIlil but
owluit to tho objection of two of Iii‘l'
iiohzliiioro it in lnlllllNl-llllli' for her to
do no. Sumiicl Ii‘irrlii unil ilcorgc
Slicr'ui iii‘l' holding up iii. iolciilionc
t'onlpillly ll’llil neither will allow pole»
to be not upon their liiiiil. (The recoil
bun been ihnl the company hiiii iiiiii.
pended work on the line and Dr
Kmts
iiurvico iliiii wiiiiui tire very poor
' ~4~Tbii little foikii love Dr, Wooil‘ii
Norway Pine Syrup. Pleasant intake:
perfectly liariuieiui. Positive mm- for
coughs. colda. bronchitic. unthmn.
km WWW»..-
llo IS ii‘
ed itn iiiliip pm oi“ the ‘iipen shop.”
’l‘wuiro chops iii milt‘llal‘) iirc infected.
din,
" is all right, so is your heart
A your live that it not all right. Anti your tick-headreiier.
MI 893?, laduflfllafl’rfigfllpalon pm“ i.
I i. Weaiport Gran
Il‘llt'll ii [numeric or getting telephone
CHICAGO CAP MAKERS ON ETNIKE
Cilili Alli) Nov. "'i mA Nirlliii'ill' and
men and 100 girls. nit-miiciu of the
Cloth tint and (‘up Makers liuibn. huii
followed the tuition of that oritaiiliiev
lion to secure u. renewal of liil unrec-
mom with it local firm which uiinmino
to
tool: in the New York
. home chow, hint Week. ‘
Aiipeti‘iuk lodue. K. of i". mot last
night in roaulur aeaalon.
Laid night Harry Pepper save a coil-
cert. In the Greens Farina church.
Mrs. Abbie 'I‘ro rldso has returned
home from u vi t with reuiives in
. Strntford. iii
"iii to meet tonight.
There will be all Thanksgiving social
after the work.
‘ iii. N. Sipperly has been heard from
in St Louie and the Exposition ie
1 taking his time.
David iiui‘i‘heu unit funilly. formerly
residents of Strii ford. have rented a
. place in Suiigutu it.
While t‘mlnllti are on high in price on
‘ iuikeyn and are fetching in the New
York market 37 per barrel.
’l‘liero hi to be a union service in
(“trial church Thanksgiving morning.
Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie will preach
the earmon.
A new circle of Companions of the
following are the unicorn: Mrs.
Brody, C. C.; Mien Etta Folger. S. C.
(3.: Miss Murguret Burke, iinanciai
.accretury; Misti Nellie Ryan. treasur-
er; Mina Mollie Ryan. recording accre-
tui-y; Mica Anna Everett. i. 0.; Misc
ittic Ryan. 0 0.; Miss Mary Donohue.
Mary
right guide; Miss Mary Bali, left“
guide.
The funeral of E. R. Sexton. who
died at the home of bin paroniu, Suu-
guiiick. Friday. was held Monday iir-
ti-rnooii. A sororo .. cold. commuted
monia. and while there were symp
toms of recovery up to thc‘day of his
death, he suddenly continued. Mr.
Suxlon was on active member of tho
Congregational church and the funeral
acrviu- was toiiiluctcd by Rt'V .Iiiboz
Backus '
SOUTH WILTON.
i‘ldwurd Cubic it: recoveriui,r from a
badly injured hand.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vuncurri are
the proud parents of another daughter.
The school in this place clones for
lie usual Thanksgiving vacation, Wed-
nesduy.
iiittie MlSS Francis Eciaud spent
ltli-ll Saturday with her school (catcher.
Mien Taylor.
Mrn. Fitzgerald, who recently un
dcrwont iui oporution for appendicitis
at The Elma. Iii on the mud to recov-
cry.
.loliii Adlai-d from Bridgeport spout
Sunday with his pureuta. Mr. iind Mrs.
.iaiiica Adliird.
The appointment oi” Emma li‘. lluviu
us postniiutrci-in iii South Wilion. wuu
mililt‘ Novtiiilwr iii. l9il~l.
FASHIONS.
........._.
it you see it pretty article in tiny of
the. stores which you think you'd like
to send up. ii‘ gift to Some friend at!
Chl‘lSlmilS time, don‘t wait. until the
day before (‘liriiiimuo and expert to
find it. People am» buying their preo-
enia iiiiiuiiiuliy curly this your uud the
very (him; you wont let wry likely to
he picked up by some one who is prof~
itiug by her lluul expm'louceii.
Again we repeat there is no mutcrliil
‘so fashionable uii velvet for winter
,coiiiiininn. The Horse Show oinphaiilz-
cti the fact which we bud ulrcudy rec-
ounlzcti.
Boleros of every description lire in
vogue with the most fashionably
dressed Women of the larger ciiicx.
if u woman but»; u very plump und
fuir urin. she i'llll finish her elbow
sleeves with u piuin, 'wcll‘iurned cuff:
otherwise. she had better follow tho
mujorii ' and use the soft frills of lace.
The l’urlsion journals tell us. tliiil
striped W‘IVGIS are in fashion there, It
seems to lie vclvci, velvet everywhere.
Rosettes and implied Bt‘lli'l't‘i of inn-
““0 trim ii tlii-iilro waist of int-o.
A bit. of color in introduced into n
lure by durniug along the «lac or the
design with a thread of colored ailk.
Sky-blue voile in Junt the inuloriul
for a party frock for u lilonile. l’urc
white lure seems better milled us it
irimiiiiiig,tiiaii one of tint. and the
girdle may have many coloru In It if
they harmonize.
i had it glimpse the other duy oi‘
SOIIN‘ of the now brown low itiioeii
which will he brought out next num-
mcr. The color» are richer lliuii any
We have ever hiid. 'i‘ht> mnnuiuciuri-in
act-med to burn found out during this
column of brown which iiliudoi. hurt.»
tukcn boat, and u'cxt llllllliilt'l' will one
acme reiilly beautiful iwo uiid throu-
oyelet ulioca. (Inc of thc liuiiilmmi-Hi
of them in ii suede.
Ten thousand dollurii la llii‘ inoiieui
pt‘ii‘o iit which one New i'oii. lililll'l'
Iii quoting iiuitaiun iiiililu guiuii tilt-i
This phone devoted lo the mile oi ini-
iiiilioii Ji-vrclry rivul iii dlapluy ”iv 05'
taliliiiliincntii deullnii in genuine mime
along liroadwiiy lillil Milli llVI'll’iIl.
The good workiniiiiaiilp illlil the t'li'V‘l r
imitation shown iii the imported dc~
idiom and the new urt oriiumoiiiii Iliul.
tire til prctiulil Nlli‘ll it ”it!“ lilll‘lmtl oven)
to iiiiiiculo liiiit. within it i'i‘w )‘i’lll‘li
it need be little more liiuii u niuiii-r
of pride whether one point-tau l‘i‘tll guide
or Iiiiiliiiioii. Not only )ii'lil'ltl iiuil illit-
iiiondu liiii eiiiiiuldu rubies and cup»
plilrtii. iiuyu '1'“! Sun. uri- iiiiw dupii.
catuil in old iiiitiluiiii iiiid uiiniut not
tinge of fine gold that. when worn, will
deceive even an expert.
The iiliopii which need in iiiuiw ll
iipciiliiity of pliiltinit will town the op~
poriiiiiily to revive thin iilili iildu line
of their liuiiimaui if there in anything
to the prediction that pliikiiin hi ill be
revived an a “pink for llli‘ hruvy
:cloihu which are in VDKIIW bromirloiilii
and their kind.
Thf‘l‘l' arrow to be quite .’l vogue for
the Irregular lat-c lliilillii i'ni trimming
ciliicii oi miwiiii, part of tho imiid ly-
ing on the material und lllli other edge
in rclici‘
I think one of the chief chiiriiia of
llii’ lililt iind green t‘lifllki'll Wool tuli-
rlca which uic up much utiuulit tunil no
iti‘lli‘ti’l for ulllriwiiini illlllii it. tho on“.
new with which the IWD I‘Olo‘i‘ti are
blended. ii the centroid between the
two was mnrkcil. w» miupi-ct there
would be more of them on the noun‘
tern.
. GREAT HEAD
Choluewnut a fallen can‘t always
pick the winnhlii
GhflllW'l‘heil. liiih “Jove. pick the
. inertia. All: hat l—FPiioit.
Forest. has been formed here, and the ’
Home time ago. matured into piiou- i
can‘t-ii. Life w at... by Vinoi.
W
People of South Norwiilii will lm in
talented in the recovery of Mr Hay-
lunii. as on many or our friends are
continually beini vent to one health
retort or ancihar an the only meane
to: recovery.
in writing of hintcure‘ from Denyeir.
Colo” Mr Harland says “i
that Vinoi. the new cod liver oil prep.
arutioii. has paved my life. and i wish
to mention my cake. on it may be or
value to others niinilnlly affected
“i won cent to Colorado with what
my doctor said would develop
tuberculosis, and won no Wonk l wua
unable to woik at my profession Since
inking Vinoi my appetite him retiiinod.
i sleep well feel very much stronger
and um time i shall soon be restored in
perfect health. i cannot recommend
Vinoi too strongly. on it has done so
much for me when all other medicines
liud failed. "
The propiietor oi‘ The Clifford Phar-
macy‘aays: “The reason Vinoi acconi
Cl'RTlB HAYLAN‘D.
plialiog ouch icniuikubiu ioiiultu when
till other tonica and emulsions oi”. cod
liver all fail is because it. contains in
u concentriited form all of the heat-
ing, curative elements of cod liver oil,
actually taken from fresh coda’ livers.
but without oil or grcuac. and it'llocn
not upset the weakest stomach.”
He also froolv‘ offers to return mon-
ey paid him for Vinoi in every been
where it falls to cure chronic coughs.
colds. bronchial troubles incipient con-
suniplion to make rich red blood. in-
creaao the appetite, cure stomach trou-
bles, gives strength and renewed vitali~
ty to the aged. biilld up the run down.
tired and debilitated, and make thii
weuk strong.
Surely any person in South Nol‘wulk
who is in need of such a remedy should
try Vinoi. an it is it simple propurutihn
with reniurkulilo curative powers and
won‘t cost you a cent if it does you
no good.
no good. The Clifford Pharmacy.
WHERE LIGHTNING STRIKES.
Prol’. Aliamumi. one of the German
government meteorological expertit.
says that. lightning seldom airlines in ii
forest. where the trees are dense and
of about the some height, Danger on
lots only where isolated truck rise high
show their surroundings.
LSEN’S
SPECIAL
SHOES.
BOYB' ROUGH ON ROOKD.
No Cums at
01.26 AND 1.50.
outta LITTLE lNDlAN.
Kid Ibo... at
01.25.
YOUTHO' DATIN DALI,
Elk Lined lulu,
21.25.
Try '- palr of any of then she».
they will outwoar any other "ilk“.
too PB. LADIEB' KID OXFORD'D.
Low Hula, at
and. ALL SIZED.
”.000 NEW STYLES FOR FALL lN
NORWALK HEALTH SHOE
FOR LADIES
2850.
013311 ’5
Shoe Stores
Norm-1k and So. Nomolk.
Frost-i Finis i
FNEBH HERNIND.
nominees.
NATIVE moor FISH.
cot. await eutmou,
FlaH.12e: are“. 14c.
50
So
an
WHOLE
WEAK FISH. 100
LARGE BLUED. 12¢
BNAPPERB. too
GERMAN CARP. u
WHITE HALIDUT. 12¢
"L8. 120
EXTRA LARGE chain". We and Mo
LONG oLAMa. 30¢ qt.
overlies. aoii qt.
ALL OTHER KIND. or FRESH
Fill-l AT REASONABLE reload.
CAPT. DUGROSS
uh:
believe '
into ‘
‘j‘When we nit doom to dinner.
let us be thankful that we live
in an age when the famous
‘ meal can be prepared with so
little trouble, and cooked so
deliciously by the use of the
:girgancipator of Woman-
ii "
It makes the cooking of the
turkey as great a pleasure as
the eating
liniiiiiiiitiiiiii.
’Phone 68.
ca~r~rre~rwi=~i~~i
lililli iliiiiiii
PI. ammo.
,rruM.
nor wa rm.
AND oils
nmmz
Tin. Shut Iron. Copper
and Zinc.
so south Main smu.
'roiopnm. mo.
Death Nomlk. Donn.”
THE
NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO.
(incorporated)
Propellers
“City of Norwalk” and “Eagle.”
(Freight only.)
Leave New York (Pier 36
East River.) and Norwalk every
week day at 5 p. in.
Freight received from 7 a. m.
to 5 p. m.
l 1. am
PfiUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
CTOVES AND RANGES.
ILATE AND TIN ROOFIND.
an and Drum Fitting,
(In Fixtum. Moral Coiling.
HIV. you «on our clock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
CPOM PANY.
17 WALL ITRII'I'. NONWALK.
Ito.
Every Style
livery Itylo of wall paper that I: in
keeping with good taste can be found
In our cinch.
our unortment II no lam nail M
III! that you will have no trouble in
nation I nelection.
TO ORDIR
pig—‘—
Window Shaun. Picture men.
M
Paintm' Supplier. Artllta' Mauricio.
DFIOIALI.
White Curtain Pole: with “film.
100.
moth Window Sheila, fringed. Ilia.
lilxtonaioii Ind Solid Half: Curtain
am. 100.
M I
DNDOKIRV.
At‘ii‘
PAiN‘I‘lND AND PAPER HANGING.
t7 Wuhlfltm linen.
ii liiitiiiiiii iii
CROPS ALL KINDS OF
FOOD into Clean Cut Unl~
form Pieces as FINE or
COARSE as wanted.
Other machines chop meat
only. THIS DOES AWAY
.WITH THE CHOPPING.
BOWL 'ALTOGETHER-
cnors Potatoes. Meat.
Apples. Cabbage. Bread.-
EVERYTHING.
A machine you will use
every day. Call and ace it.
For‘oale by '
Watkins & Dow,-
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 143-8.
iiirn villi finish 5". Pli‘ lniim.
Your savings invested with the in-
dustrial Savings and Loan 00 are free
from speculative. dungcre~earn 5 per
cent. per nnnum
—-a profit consis-
tent with safe
methods-mud ai-
waya subject to
your control. 5
per cent. par un-
num paid for ev-
ery day invented,
withdrawable at
your pleasure.
Endorsed by the moat conservative
authorities upon investments.
But. Supervision of New York and
( Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE. 16 so. MAIN 81‘.
Resident Directors. Relldent Manna-u.
Mortimer M Lee R. L. Debut-n
Charles E. Dow John D. Lawrence
iiii iiiliiiii BANK
sou-m NORWALK, coon.
onenmzao 1332.
WITH
Capital $100,000.00
Surplus. “00.00000
Not Profits. 360.000.00
Dollolte «flame of lndivlduaio, man.
creator-era, merchant! and corporation-
iipOn favorable terms.
EDWIN H. MATHEWDON. PHI.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vice-Pru-
JACOI M. LAYTON, Cum".
DIRECTORS.
I. H. Mathew-on John H. Light
.iolin H. Killpp Henry tumour
Joel-h R. Marvin Iamuol Grumman
Chrlatlan Swan: J. Wallace Marvin
Fred. H. Rowan.
WALL PAPER
OUR ITOCK OF NIW GOOD.
JUST "4 II A LITTLI LARGER
THAN IVER IIFOII.
WONDERFUL HOW LOW YOU
CAN IU_Y NICE GOOD! HIRI. YOU
KNOW WE DO THE WORK IN THE
VERY IIO‘I' MANNII.
WI HAVI TAKIN A I000
MANY CONTRACT. FOR HOUII
PAINTING AND WILL II GLAD TO
IUIMIT FIOURII FOR YOUR
WORK.
WI TRY TO CARRY IN ITOOK
IVNNYTHINO YOU NIIO FOR THI
DIOOIATIONI OF YOUR HOUOR
INIIOI OR OUT.
m. -,._..... M“.-. .M . m. . hm...
E. E. Gorinm’s.
TIL. m
10 FIIIT I'll. I. NONWALK.
DAVID W. RAYMOND.
Marni Director
and Emulator.
i‘ Nomi Mal at. Ioutli Nomiii
Incidence. Drew-it Terrace.
hianliom It litre“. lob-l
w A...
Examiner ID
Ii. mum» and
humour-viii lie.
Willie—Titian i wish I we...
“Cornell WI dow, ,
Furlong-«Wile
: DAN. «Humor cow melt It
can.
nannow noon pm m
MILK. lo cm.
I CAN. SOLID PACK TO"
I“. ‘
nanny Im Iilii nit.
I4 COTTAGI A _
EAST spawn: ’
LOWEST PRICES
Automobile Tim 8 Slim,
if you would Verify ohm «It
and get our figural.
we: HAVE INTERIDTI
PFICEPSOSITIONDI on Auto “a
Factory agents for can»
and Orient Buckbonrd.
unaumirv,
on Io. Main It.
THE JOHN B. LAWRENCE '
AGENCIES.
ALL INSURANCE! and. min. I
momma Morrow. "We.
aon‘r Tick: m '
2 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Tel. Call, 366—0.
F. E. LOCKWOOD 8 60.!
39 Wall St. Norwalk.
In factory agent: for the following
automobiles:
A
OLDSMOBILE'. all nylon!
The warm.
FRANKLIN. El “*1
LOCOMOBILEJ _ _
Will demotion-Ito any of tho above
machine- to Interested pint».
Headquirtoi‘o for
AUTOMOBILESAM SUPPLIEI AND flln
lilifiiiriiiimiiiii Fill-Fiction.
FOR STEAM AND
nor WATER Haunt.
Inlurel a Warm House. Day and
Night, in Golden Weather.
Semi for Caulogne and Imelda
gate for yourself.
lotion ii Liigiiroiii Giuliani. ,
.5 LIBERTY 8mm. .
now roux. ‘
Specialty Mfg. Co.
7! WATER ‘ "REIT.
IOUTH 'lionwnut.
new mo DIOONDNANI .
«Electric Motor
FUNNIIHID. INOTALLIO AND “.0
M.
H‘,
PAIRED. Iii'l'iencriori Sum
ANTIII.
dilatel Victorian?
Corner Railroad Avenue and Minute ’
“M .
Imlnl rim cum Dimer ”ML
‘ Bomb.
ammo noon and trims; '
Everything in mean W
an experienced chef. and «lived in
collect otyil.
r. J. UL . .
2.33331 W
amuse...
.. V
Norwalk Chronicler