EON» TON KISSES ‘
only 60 for. (-4 lb.
LA: E’s
Try them.
You'll like thorn. 1
5| Washing o
"A Tip" appears In Seymour's ad lil-
«iv-1'1. 1111111111.
1
Fish. fresh and cheap at Captain D1-
cross‘. See ad.
‘Letter Curwrier 11.0 Bailev is in New
Rochelle. today. .
-—‘1vChOice Native Turkeys 20c lb.
Hayes'.
Arthur ll. Russell. of Princeton, ill.
is in town today. ' 1
High gtade groceries at low prices
8'. Joseloi’f's SeeS at]
Specials at M Smith & Co.‘ 8 fo‘r
J.
1‘11 .dav.b Saturday band Monday.chth
1111 ad
Bishop Brewer. of Montana. will
prtacli in Trinity Church tonight tit
7.30 o'clock. .
l’. l.. Stoekbridgo of New Yorlt.
spent 'l‘liankiviniz With Mrs. H. Law—
I‘ence, of School street.
Satur'daV will be a busy tiny at the
i tilted Groccr‘v (311A few specials
Iil‘llt‘lll‘ in their ad. Read it. '
Quito 11 number of South Norwalk
young people Went to Stamford to it
dance litiil there last evening.
Thomas McGuire, who has been in
New York looking after Raymond Bro-
[liOl‘S' propcrrv. in that city, has rt!-
turnod to this city. 1
——Umbroll11s and Canes. O‘Br'len's.
Mrs. I". W. l'erry made n'mis;st11p
off the sidewalk wiiilo hurrying Itl
board it. trolley car this morning. null
as a result will be conllned to house its
:1 result of injuries sustained by the
(all. _ 1
liicmbt-i's of Lincoln (‘ouncil will
have It picnic this evening 111111 every
one Is invited. The degree team will
rehearse and there will be other brIsi»
ness of iurportanre.
A11 Anniversary mass of roqueim for
the. late Catherine Norman of “dual
punk, was held at St. Mary’s Church,
this morning, t-heuliev; James- 'H. 0."
Douriti'. officiating i
~Salt l‘or‘k 1011. lb. Haves‘.
Mr. and Mrs. F.'St1.ltlii!:tlt?i-I. of South
Main street, enttI'tnined 11 large fam-
ily party. yest‘hrday. the out-of—touir
guests including itobcrt I‘lavlsou and
Mr. and Mrs. 'i‘hoiniis Williams. oi
Annonia, Mrs, Robert Williams and
son Robert of chmour.
-Dunlop Delhics, Olit‘lqnis.
'l‘ho evangelistic mission of the South
Norwallt Baptist Church at 7.1o this
ironing. This mectingwlll be M12 11:1.
Iter's last with this church. His work
here has been productlvt‘ of larla‘i
1'lIlcssIng and he goes on Io his uctvl
field. The Log Cabin Qunrtclrt- will
sing at the mission this evining.
Mrs. Kirby S. . Ducnyet and child
-~—Cboice Native 'i‘ur'lters 2011 lb. tit
IIttycs'.
Who have been staying Itt tlIt'lIorneoI
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob M. Layton. ill
Fairlield nvtnuc. since Mr. llucuycr
was opt-rated upon lust Wednesday
in the Norwollt hospital. retnrutul to
their borne in Hartford Wednesdily.
-Youinrin ilot‘bies. O'Brien's.
Senator llriwlty has sent
stale library three volumes.
bor'n's Standard bouts of the Uni
States Navy." “liocummtary iiisttry
of the Construction and Developzntnr
or the I‘nitcd States Capitol lluiidhiu
anti Grounds," and "Survey and l‘iev
Marking of the boundary Between the
rumor 111111.11. itiltl 111111ch 11195-1591.."
mCholce Native Turkeys 2011. lb. ul
llaycs‘. '
On account of the continued inter est
in the services of the South Norwtllt
ilnptisr Church, tho linturc by Mr.
Hurctte next Monday upon ”Siegfried"
to Ilhc
“Nit-Ir-
ed
will be ulttn In the...ioel,urc-rooin ot
the South Norwtu (ititrgrogatlorai
(“lunch Notices ml he sent to 11-1l1
oubarrlbrr and" It is hoped no coIrtIo
slou will arise hounded of this news-
snry change. .
”What‘s this 11111.1 going to New Y
for Acluu' Mcwnil & (loudlt C
noo1l.’llic thriitItII 1111111; Company
their agents.
1 At illt1't'tlilttti‘ jail In Ilridigip
'i'hanltsttiviuu tiny. roast pork was the
Chief dish. uricorupnnlerl by mashed 1111..
intone. HWl‘.t‘|‘ iiuittttlen. turnips rind orb.
or vegetrtlilcs. with mince and purin-
irin pie and cluecse for thr; wind-11p.
There, was 11 least for everyone of the
inmates, and It “OUR without saying
tirat‘it was rnloyerl. (trailers and rip.
pics wort. served for lunch.
.\ delegation from The Norwalku 111;
tended the rrrcption gilt/en by Pro'cs-
cor Stanton. In the Casino. Stumtirii.
last night The affair was tutor 111.
Mill has enjoyed by William J. S 1r
iing,l«‘1nnlt W. Robot-tit. Victor W.
Ferris. l’nrls Wardwrdl. James 1.1 cit-
wood anti Arthur idndehcriz. The 11111
:lnrrnul I'l‘teptitlu will be held at the
some place 1111 'l’tiuruduy evening. De-
cember it.
uh
1311
trc
l't,
”AW. M. ..... ”AW A...“
11111111131111.1111 cane
"contort
CHOGALATES PURE A I)
git-JCIOUD, to; to 61:1: PR .1
. , Liquor Licensed
‘ll‘
\ Mel Leilan wore moved
Tn ylordt Golden
74 Washington 83., 00. Month. Ct.
Public Market ad today. Read It
mMen's and Boys Caps. O‘Brien's.
§pecial prices on latiles' cloaks,
" suite and tors at the. New York Bar-
1 gain House.
See ad
Finely tailored winter garments for
indies. ml'ms and children at 'l‘rlo
tram & Hyatt’ s. Read the ad
A special meeting of Rd‘wnyt 11 Hose
Company will be held on Moods night;
to consider in'Iportitnt business "
The LamontClub will be addressed
on Sunday by S. U. Palmer and on the
Iain.
' Homer ii) Lawrence of Sierra Agri-
culturai t‘ollene Is at his home in
West street for a vacation until 111 x1
Tuesday.
Deputy Sheriff John \‘I' b1iillcr and
family will return tomorrow aftt 'rioon
from ’l‘owners, N. Y. whom they have
been spending ’i‘hankstzivlng
'ihe household effects of \\ illiniu L.
from North
Stamford to Elm street Norwnlk t -
day by “alruiltman L. J Reynolds
A case. of diphtheria has broken out
in Pleasant avenue. East Norwulk. and
the house 1111511111111 uuur'antined hr 01‘.
William J 'l‘i'.ii1.1ey A daughter of,
Chester Lemur is ill of tlic distusc.
A carpenter who had in .his hands
two saWs 11 chisel and a hammer was
bicycling along Washington street this
afternoon when one of the sun's stuck
in the spokes of the wheel. There was
11 ripping 1,-1'ariiiaritl n jingle of metal
falling on thr- brick pitvcnreut The
carpenter went down amid the wreck.
Fortunately for him. however. he was
injured. llc succeeded in sowing one
of tho smokes out of 11111 bicycle.
MISCARRIAGE OF JUSTICE.
English Magistrate Excluded All Ev-
Idcnce Favorable to the Accused. .
LONDON. Nov, 21‘1.«~'l‘ho report of
thc cuminittco if inquiry in the ease of
Adolf Ilccli. who for the crimes of
William Thomas, nllns John Smith,
sctvcil :1 term of live ,vours' impris-
onment in England on the charge of
obtaining money anti jewels from wo-
men under false pretenccs. places
practically the. entire blame for
Sir l1‘orrcst Fulton, who excluded
from Beck's trial in i891: all evidence
favorable to the accused. and who rc-
fused to state a cutie for the consider-
ation of a higher court. The courruittcc
‘iltidsy‘ that if the matter could have.
been brought before a higher court 11
how
in the proceedings must have
been discovered and the conviction
have been quashed. and if there had
been a qualified lawyer in the home
Office the real nature of the miscar-
l‘lauc would have been so brought to
the attention of the permanent under
Sccrc arr for home affairs as to coin-
pcl intervention.
The report. exoneriires thi- lillllt't-
111111 other 1iiilt'ials from all charges 111‘
t't)lliil)li'il(‘,-‘. but tituls that the action
of the Home office in dealing with
theuasonvas defective owing to lack
of legal training on the 11an of sub-
ordinates
Tho couIIuIttw11 expresses the opin-
ion that the estuhlishnicut of a 111 this
trial court of appeal is not neicnsary.
as the present machinery of union it
made more ciliei lent; by the iutri-iiluc
ion of a stronger legal element III the
homo other ought to be attenuate to
L'ivc cornple'e relief to innocent persons
convicteil through mistakes of law or
of fact. The committee remarks that
It is 1111 extraordinary fact tirat in the
trial of limit tho Innocent mun liot'lt
was convicted through the ignorance
of the police mid public prosecutor
ol‘ the. material fact. known to the home
office and the. prison authorities that
book and Smith were not. the some
person as alleged by tho prosecution .
and points out tho necessity for bring-
Iniz the different public authorities
concerned llllo such co-iunlluntlou or
to make the Information acquired by
one available to all.
wW
SOUVENIR" POSTAL CARDS
NEW aouveu/I'gwgoaut. CARD
with R a G Corset Shop, Franklin
Street School. Baptist Church and St.
Joseph's Church in black and colon.
WHOLESALE nun RETAIL.
COLE MAN’S
News Store.
to North Main Street, South Nor-walk.
Agent tor A. G. Spaldiug'u Bit-omit
and Sporting Goodl.
A"
Safe Deposit Box
In ma vaults of ' U
The '
South Norwailt
A few suggestions are dived In the l
Sunday following lay George E. Sar—
Ibo
Iniscarriuge of Justice upon the juduo. ‘
"ABOUT OVERCOATS
1 1. ' 3111.1 1' ._
Thanksgivingls past; but winter’s ahead, and we waint
to make you thankful all winter long by putting you inside
one of our good Overcoats.
If you'll come in and try on the various styles. you will
find which becomes yo} best and will be able to buy the
right coat.
You’ ll find the knee-length Coats of Oxford and black the
finest dress coats you ever saw priced from $10 to $30.
The long fuiirback Coats of fancy mixtures are all around
garments very swagger and very comfortable. You'll be as—
tonisned to find su‘ch a wide variety of patterns as we show.
From $10 to $25. 1
You can get a rain-proofed Coat in the same style some
with belted hacks, for from $10 to $20.
Heavy Reefers, Canvas Coats. Ulsters and Warm outer
wears generally are only waiting for the drop of the mercury
to get into the game.
Everything inert and boys wear, hats to hose.
renaasas'ritvms
successors to Comatooli Bros.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. CALL, 322.
Dont form an opinion until you have. hei'uil both Sltlos
~exeept in the ears 1.1 of 11 base drum.
“1 can buy cheap cr outs." Of course you can, any (loan.
titles of them. llut. “cheaper oats" have a 111.111s12111111111111
coupon attached to 11\'i1r'y mouthful and you‘ll find the
couseipicnee coupon. on expensive article by the time the
veterinary gets through with your animal.
Buy Oats Thais Clean . '-
MANUEL ’I‘. HATCH.
We are uear~ 31151 iis l‘iii' . . ’
as the nearest telephone ' ’ I
or letter box.
‘2.
SteInWay
Verna-Grand.
We have In our stock a sam-
ple piano of this famous man-
ufacture in the new dull fin-
ish, The “Vertegrand” con-
tains all the elements of
quality that Iiavc1pmainie the
name of Steinway famous.
and acknowledged as the
world's greatest piano mak-
'fl'f‘.
This is the ole piano which has no competitor. it stands, as it
has for half a century. Unique. entirely alone. but surrounded by
many others who can never hope to reach and enjoy the prestige ac-
corded the Steinway. White the first cast of these Instruments is .’
much more than any others, their value I5 demonstrated by the con»
tinued aatlsfactlcn.
There Is no Steinway but what has a market value. none that are I'
worn out, irrespective of the age. This can be said of no others.
Manufacturers and Retailers.
136 Washington Street. Tot-phone 865-18.
.. “1.3.... umfimmmm. Mm. .A.m~.... w.
R A 1111191111111 a Choice
Morse!
for your ’l‘hanitngivlnu dinner. wo pat-1,
1.111 only provided the boat and button
111111") ted turkeys for your choice. but,
we have. a rure stock of Sprint: 11131111111
.11..-1t.1,.1pudl, partridge, venison and
nil other fresh meals that would t'1t'rpt
tin.- palate of 11111 epicure.
Sahaub'u Market
22 WASHINGTON STREET,
'Phontr, 322-2.
6:“ '1 twin
‘MWNIG‘IH
cusses Fort NEAR av AN 0 atom FOR Distance." 7
Sonic tliid Kliiflht‘fl perfect for re riding but useless for distance. We
1111111in double vision glasses When looking out. you iron through the up
per section. which in Just right for dis tattoo. and when looking down you
see through the lower width is uultn bio for near work.
HOMER B. HOYT. Ron-noting Omicron.
Room 0 Unit“ Dunk policing, Iouth Norwatu. Conn
”coin! Appointmtintii It convenient cc of patron.
01111111 hours. ll. 111111. 121%. 6:00. autumn cuttings 74.
m7
is... m... .u “no... _. , (11W. ”AA.
RAINCfOATb
Bést Cravarieite. double cape. $9. 75
Speci ial Bargain
fl
‘1. with Mliis Rind or."
special for Entm Week,
R E D CROSS
CHOCOLA 1'55
:72 its Pound"
PURITYu-ECO'NOMY.
These two words ”cover all we
Lian say about 11111101111131. Chm-~11
lines They are made from the
best ingredients money can lino,
and tho price 111 wt lilo reach of
every body ‘ ‘
THE ELIFIIIBIl Plillliliiifil
_ The 11111111111131.1111.
TODAY IN WALL STREET,
Vi’AI. l. S’I‘ th‘.l"l‘ litltl n. nI.~—'l‘he lo-
cal stock. market. opened active anti
higher today in response to the ad-
vance in Americans in London and the
'tilstributlon of large buying orders
here. ”the lulled States Steel stockn‘
were the feature 9.0110 shares of the
common changing hands at from 28 1.8
o ‘28 l-~i and 7,000 of the preferred
tip from 91 to ill i-i. compared with
their respective cioslngstm Wednes-
day oi 27 ‘H and ill) Other gains
in Important. stocks were limited to
moderate fractions with Amalgamated
t‘opper. Alchison. Canadian ’aeitlc,.
Pennsylvania and Reading figuring
pri'III‘Iincntly. Illinois (‘ltutriil moved
up I 3-8 and (it‘ilt'l‘lll Electric 2. i111-
ioIi l’ttciilc. l11uv111ver, showed some
heavinrss 11nd i‘i-ll ofi‘ 54%.
WALL S’I‘lt..i'l’l‘_ I 11. Ill.~~v-l“i'ilt'llt)liill
recessions occurred after midday. in-
dirt-1d by the realizini.r in I'nlted States
Stu-cl 111'1l.1‘l1ut, when that stock was
pushid up hour to 512 7—3. the murkri
liirrdiued. The activity illltl buoyant-v
of the t‘nitcil Suites Stet-l Si’l‘lll'lllt'u‘
stimulated pIII'i-luisui iii the other lr'tzn
anti sI-ii slim-iris {Hill the t‘ni' Tuulp-
ll‘t.lli Hooks liullr'ond while [lltlili’l'iltiv
l_\' ili‘lth‘ iii-cupioil a st'i'oriilrrry prisi-
litlll iii the market.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
licports over the private1 wires of
The Maples & t‘ioltlschmidt Co, (forn-
mission Brokers, Swirrtr. & tlorhetr
illock. South Nor-walk, 'l‘clcphonc li'ifl.
l‘i1o. (his, lllr" 1 107""... lilT‘Ih
1".ics S t‘ar, mil»; 11711:.
Reading. TI; NH. 771“; 7b
11111111 151.1112. ss lss as as
Itip. Steel. lull; I131. lli‘u till.
llM‘lt island. 2:111 23% 23% .(l';
South. Puc. tlrié’u. 56"?“ do... lilies.
Sou. Ry. L‘.o.. 3.3111. 351/..- 34’911 (H711
St) 1U. Cu. 11. iii. 93') {iii 95
'I'ctln. C. e. l.. 751’: 751711 Til; 75%
TI'XHh‘ l’uc. (hilt. 37 . 31314 37
l‘uion Pad. 1131,." iit'ibfi ll-i7,. 115%
l‘. S. Leather. it 11H. 14 141,13
l‘. S. heath. 11 ill“. it?» till» it!)
I’ 8. Rubber. ilri ill 311k. 33%
l'. S. Steel. 31H. 28% 2714‘ ufl'hll
[7 S. Steel, lll’., till“ “13 . 901/. 917,51
~ Wabash. 2:1 L‘.l 2:31.»;- 22%
1 )tl'ttliui-ih 1111.137. 1313.11.71. in ,1.
ills. Cent... all 21 2t :34
SCHOONER BOYCE DID NOT SINK.
l’llllidlliuld’llld. N111. "" »-'l‘hc I'o
in)”
port that the schooner Judge Boyce.
sank till the llciuwurc (111111111 on N11-
vctnlrcr it». 11111] the crow drowned ls.
according to the statement of Captain
illair. of the schooner Mart-om M. lir-
ann. untrue. The captain states that
tho schooner .Iruiuc lloycc was at an.
chor' ln'tho Kcuucboc river on
night 111‘ Niivcmbcr ll.
PRESIDENTS PEACE PROPOSAL.
AFDC FPTED.
\\'1\Htlii\'tl’li.lN. Nov .11 .. t-iectmornrt
Ila) hair l‘tlt'l'li’tltl from the German
uovcrumcut Ii cordial Imit- accepting
ltt lil‘illeiptll President Roosevelt it any,
ucatiou for another conference. at The.
Hague.
SEVENTY-TWO YEARS MARRIED.
MIDDI TOWN. Nov :11“. wit/tr. rind
litre. Chit 115111 A. Newnil of South Main
street, celebrated the seventy-necond
Irmrlvormiry of their marriage today.
lloth are in good health. though Mr.
Nowell Iii iii rears old and lilii wife is
v
1,11
*1...- amm wwuu
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
NEW YORK. Nov 21'1.~1»'i‘he Cunard
Line steamer Cntrrpuulrt, l’IorIi Liver-
pool and Queenstown whit sighted oli'
Nantucket Lightship at it otzlocit this
morning Vessel will probably 1111.111
ubout litlltl tuumriwou morning.
nus—new MW ..
"l' in hitting along much better now
“You flout anytai was told litii'
Open. High. Low. 1:31)
Amati (111p. Tail.) 7113. it“... 18.1...
A. 1', 1".- 11‘. 1:11.. Kill, 31:. 21111;.
A. (‘1 iii. 11‘. pi. 8111.1 till-ii. tit”.
.1‘lli. (.‘ot 1.111, .111... 2141.. 3:111.
Am. li-c 8:11. RT... 31:
.\111. l.oco,. 3:13:11 21371:. 11W».
Am. 51111911.. 8H1. Stet. SUI
.-\111.Sug:11‘. llil Hill; iiiln
A1 ticondti, I l"‘g till/.- ill
1\, 'Ii. 11:, 3.16.11 .1151 s11 11M...
»\ ’1‘. (E S I" p 11111,. libi‘m Hill's.-
lfililiti. & Uhlt), hill," flit-lg; 9135“ '
liltiyn. ll. 'l‘. its!“ 1&8le d?“ 1’1
t‘i1es K1 Ohio. 11111". title. to .i
(.111. (it. \\"1-st., ’i 3; 2.3V. Bibs 3.1%;
t‘. .\I. d: S I1’..l l-‘Til .1 1737-1. lill Hill»
l‘til. l" .l': l. l.“ «ISM.» I? 1131 41m
t‘ol Stiutlr.. 43‘. 221133 DBL L‘L‘lo
1‘1111 (ins 2|1'i‘t_i 215V: Didi/l 3113‘.
[WI t\' ”litl., l\.1ln.5 18.1% 1871b.“ 151.1%
I‘ll‘l“ 337111 .ibm )1 3K 35')
title, lei. 111., 721.9 till; 7‘: 72
fit 11 Rice, lit“. "lll'i lié lll'J it! .3333
llI.Ct1nt1‘nl. 1.711111. ”12 HEN; lfil’n.
Lori. K Nash. liltt Mill/2 litil 13111.5:
.‘iiinlrnrran. 1111.11... till“; 11111511. Iris 1
Met. 5! Rv., ‘..’1I l'.:‘li l‘.".i l'.).i
-.\11x. Central. 32R 223‘. :52“; 32' ,1..-
.‘J. K. 1(- 'l‘.. 11.1511 15“.. 35311 31“.;
.‘.i_ K1 Kl 'l‘. pt‘.. Ii':l 1.1 mitt 113k.- 1121.:
\itt. l’ttt'lilt‘. lllh‘lin lilh‘s‘g “H.711 1033s ‘
XIII. [.1 ad. 1131:; 2311i; 23‘). ‘ ._
.\'. Y. Central. lllz'i 121.311.. lii-Iik. l..il1.1._.
Norl’. A” West. '11-'11; 71th 71“}. 749:.
(int. K~ “est, i131. ill/1; «Ii-'11. ~ll‘.«
I‘Itt'. Mail. it will": 4': 43111.
l’cun it it. l.l?l;..l?l;'i1'11. l.i H.111.
ibc'
{some kicked you out every tint you _1
~.Sometl1111g BeSlIltiS Clothe
II 0111 Overcoats
Style, Fit, WorkmanshiplWit
out them the Cloth is Wasted
'rriit'r $130 AND 1711 EFFECT 111111111111 1'11 11v QUALITY
SUI 1) AT COMMON so NSE PRICES is wnnr IiAs MADE 31111111
131.11 cu SMART onerous ' "no MOS’I‘ wmm .v KNOWN AND FDR-
UI.ARI.Y WORN or ANY nunov-roa-snnvreu CLOTHES IN '1an
WORLD TODAY. ”111111111“
1, sorts AND ovnnoonrs. sarcomas FOR THIS WEEK—4100i).
$12.01) AND 1115.00. .
BOYSrUNDEltWEAlt A'l‘ 25c Putt GARMENT. HEAVY AND
11001) SWEATERS, AND LEATHER LINED CORDUROY COATS. 1
WE KEEP oun cusrouuas' (morons panssno Farther
(211111113111.
SELLECK 11. PRICE...
1‘ Clothiers and Furnishefl.
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
TELEPHONE CALL' 324-1.
_ .
bpecial Mention.
Sweet Russctt Oranges. Floridas. 25c 00:.
Large Florida Oranges. at 30c 002. fine.
Those Grapes at 2 lbs. for 251: are fine.
Do you know what Lemon Pippin Apples are? Always considered
among the finest grown. '1 Nice flavor. We have a few, 35c peck.
A few only of new season's Hickory Nuts. 15c quart; only a few, very
tcarce. ‘
A large supply of that fine Sweet Cider.
Hope to serve you. . .
. - mm 5555 1H:
”9 5095 395’ CONSEQUENCES...
orifivzou REALIZE the urinal/Consequence: 0! Contain In“
If! M '
Pricolou beyond all other panel-ion- II the ”all“! no It to .:
servos your highest consideration.
DON‘T TRIPLE WITH YOUR EYESI EXAMINATION FIII. PIIJ '
FECT FITTING GUARANTEED.»
0. B. JACKSON.
OPT! GIA I.
In WALL amen. ' NORWALK. or.
ENGRAVING
ORDER YOUR ENGRAVINQ NOW FOR
1 CHRISTMAS
DON'T PUT IT OFF. BETTER RESULTS WILL BE HAD I8 0R-
DERED NOW. ALL STYLES AND PRICES.
80c for Plate and 50 Cards Upward.
:TIFFANY FRENCH SCRIPT is THE vsnv LATEST BTVLE.‘
W.- P. BEERS,
49 WALL smear. a count MAIN smear.
NORWALK souvu NORWALK.
Jackson 5 Photographs
for
Christmas
a very «loci litre of
ART FOLDERS IN PLATINUM.
Sittings Should be Made Now to insure Prompt Delivery.“
No Sittings After 3: 30 P. M.
JACKSON' 8 STUDIO. .
All Trolleys Pan the Door.
53 WALL STREET NORWALK. TELEPHONE, 329—4.
The Maples and Goldschmidt Co
( Incorporated l
Commission Brokers.
Dealers in
STOCKS. BONDS, GRAIN. COTTON. PROVISIONS],
SWARTZ 81 CORBETT BLOCK, SOUTH NORWALK
t tilit‘hjflllltlt tits of
M _l4l. our t\' (11.. .12 llruudunv. \‘cw Yorlt.
Stocks and Bonds bought for investment a specialty. Your order
solicited.
No Dull Saturday For Us
. A Few Specials for Tomorrow
DWEKTPOTATOID,PERPEOK“j................................. 1
NIOESWEETDHOULDERD,PER LB.............................‘...n 7A1
FANCY LEAN HAMD, PER LB. ..... .................‘...........1fl
VERY DEBT BUTTEH,NKR “3...:
IF YOU WANT FLOUR AT 70:: PER DAG. YOU HAD IITT
TOMORROW.’ DTOfK i0 GETTING LOW.
Norwalk Chronicler