,. ,1" ‘nufitfiwk,
m SDAY MA RCH 3‘0. sacs.
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Barium.
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THE SOUTH man/m. gunning g2;
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' 'PHONE scans. ,
‘ gnu—n-
FOR SALE
We offer Iot- sale at a bargain and
on any term. the homestead of Wm.
B. and, Burrltt Ind Ouintard aver.
Lot about 137x200. All Improvements.
and In first clan condRIon.
TAYLOR d. GOLDEN.
74 Washington Itieet, South Norwaik.
w." ._.
JUST GLANCE AT THE
NEW UP-TODATE
Easter Goods
AS GOOD A8 ANYWHERE.
MERMAIDS GROWING SCARCE
-'I‘he Ntiangout of all sitauuo tINh
must surely be the tnanatoo and the
dozens. The latter to the mormaitl
of fabled lore. The t‘lugong live In
flocks along the shore of tho Indian
Ocean. tho l'iotl Son and tho. t-lIIll' ol'
Monitor, \\'IIorI- Illoy iii'iiht‘ till nottwooil
utiil I‘Iror rogoiaiion. ’I‘iioy nro roi‘y
alloctitiuuto in tiiHliiJHIIIIHI. and (‘hlll‘
I'lally in this shown in tho illI‘t' ol'
the Inoihot‘ for her ot‘i'aprinu, which it:
much ntrougor that Itor iltiiiiilt'i oI‘
aoli-prcsorraiion. Noithor will tho
male louvo tho tomulo iI' :dIo no at-
‘iut oil, and IIIHIIIIICI‘H art- on I'I't'lll‘ti
whore tho companions of tho nianutoo
Kathi-rod round untl mado an oii’ori to
withdraw the doatlly hurpooti. It Is
supposed that the rude approach to tho
human outline observed in tho shapo of
awesome AND LOW
'roo. '
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LANES
51 WASHINGTON 8T. ‘
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Innnl inns Notes
A few good things are left. from the
anniversary Iaale’at the Boston Store.
See ad.
the mother claNpiuu hor young to her
breast with one flipper
tag with the other. holding both above
the water, and suddenly diving and
showing her listilike tall whoa alarmed
gave ritao to tho mermaid myth, iirnl
told by the Arab scallion. .lIIlos Vorno
gives a thrillingr description of tho
capture of a dugout; in tho Rod Sou.
when its ilosh was tlosirod as food. No.
turulists loll as that tho litiriil of tho
manamo and tho dugout: IIIIIt~li roman—
hles well fatiod pork of pleasant tlaror
and is highly oaittoniod as food. Iv't-r
this reason Ihoy wcro much Inmiotl
:Intl arc lust hocoming; oxtinri. Nhow~
in; only too plainly Iho oil‘ot-t ot' Inan'n
uncoaslng war on Iillllx‘t‘ whom ho ha~.
IIIarkod as his t'ltiiIIIs.-~—lt‘ioltl and
Stream.
walk Methodist Citill‘t‘h, will meet
Friday afternoon with tilts. F. D. Chat.
terton, of "5 Elm stieet.
Fresh anti cheap fish at the People's
Fish and Oyster Markot. Capt. Du.
cross, proprioior. Soo atl.
Franklin Bishop, of liotis Acatlamy,
\itatni‘ord. is sponding the Easter va-
ration at his homo in lioldon art-mic.
’I‘he Sit‘I-‘lllltt ll. S. Inckwood, ot‘
(il'tNJllWiL‘Ll is Si‘lltiilli,’ loads of oysior
seed for transplanting into Long ls~
Sand waters.
____..__dr .._..._..
‘ _ Corporal Cronk. tlIo iilhi ot‘ 1h.- \‘t‘t
—v—()llogo‘wolla ’llttll. Arron l‘lall. Fri— crans of ”w war 0f INI‘J, will I“. M;
”33' MM 31“" “CM”- °”"‘ yours old the Illititiit‘. of April. llo
"" ' . rosltlos with his Inurrlotl daughtor and
Mrs. Burnett. of \‘Icslport. who an: N.
her husband at Sackt-It‘s llarbor.
Y., and while he has boon bod riddt-n
for a long tinn‘. rotttlns his sight. lit-ar-
tug. speoch and lniollot-t. His only
support has boon tho pointion roct‘irctl
from tho national and Siilit‘ gowru-
month, with h haw not ht on ovot tarot
and as tho iaIIn is mortgagod tor or-
cry dollat, his daughter i.~t somowhai
anxious for the future. His; last rosi-
lng placo will he in Cypross Hill com-t
otory. llrooklyn. anti it is oxpooiod
that a grand military tit-monstrailoti
will take place whoa that lmppons.
tlerwent. an operation at tho Norwalk
llonpital, was discharged from the in-
stitution yesterday.
Spring millinory opening Friday.
Saturday and Monday at. MISS l. E.
Hutchinson’s. The latest. styles and
materials in trimmed and nnirimmed
hats will be shown at this time. Call
and inspect styles.
The Helping Hand Circle of the Nor-
l’onausus Council. Royal Arcanum,
of Norwaik, Is planning t work tho in-
iatory degree on a large class of can-
didates this. owning, at the lodgo
rooms in the Gazette building.
Tho two ovonings‘ concert and on-
tortainmont at tho Knight Siroot A. M.
It}. t‘llIII't-it oponod last orqnint,r with a
largo attontlanco and tho prospects
ill‘t- that a. neat sum will be rcaizctl.
In addition to an oxcolont‘program of
oniortaimucnt. last evening ihoro was
a. box sale. A coffee clout will fol-
low tonight's entertainment.
AN ORIENTAL FAKIR.
Rab Maul Iiatttiiuli. an orioutnl fu-
kir from tho land of runs and bottling
powdt-rs. has boon making ouiio a stir
in Now York at" Into months, buying
and locating' homo VII‘III and uni-loan
tlocirinoa. llo t'tinionds that all Iiiani-
t-al oxort-iso amounts to nothini: unions
tho hora-on Illt't‘H to tho oust In tho
morning. looks Skyward at noon, and
turns Ilia. Mos \vosuwartl at t‘\i‘ Ilt‘
also Itntloriakos to raw poupit- by
lasting for i‘oriy days, tolling Ihont to
go ottt ill tho oIIoiI air. tako in grtut
gnlphs oi troNh .III. III» liirtitltzil tlIt Ino-
lions ot' masiigation, ant snuilowin:
tho SIIIIHI i‘or \thith ho tilllllzt'i- about
as llllltil as tho it) i to buy food it)!
tho month, Iio has a club of lotto
momhors, all womon_ and most of
tho rich
SPECIAL MUSICAL SERVICE.
Elaborate preparations have been
made by the musical department of
the First Congregational Church, Nor
walk, for the musical scrvico of Sun-
day evening. partly in recognition oi"
the return of Rov. Mr. Egbert to his
work. after six months of absence, and
partly in tho rogular course of tho
special Illilh‘lt‘ai aorvioos which occur
on tho ilrst Sunday evening of each
month. ’I‘ht- solooiions, except. tho
prelude, arc trout compositions of Ron
Ninl, soveral numborn front his last
work, the "Solemn Mass," the organ
td‘l’criory from tho (Ivortnro to "Wil-
liam Tell," and a soprano solo Iromd
tho “Siabat Matt-r." 'l‘ho music will
ho rondorcd by tho rogular quartet. oi“
the church, lllltit'l‘ the direction of
Prof. (libuon.
FLOURISHING BUSINESS
A prominent actor tolls this story
aboni two brothor playors and lilt'II'
t‘Xllt‘l'iLIlt‘t‘S in a Malno temporant-o
town. It'otilitlt: in nootl of alcoholic
rolroslnnonts thoy Inado application at
the local drug store. but woro told that
tx'IIIIlllit‘lllls \I‘oro sold only in cotton or
suako hit.
'l'ho Ilt‘ItiI‘t-i had about tlocitioti to
content ihomuolvos with ouch roi‘roNlI»
moitt as the town proridotl. whoa Ilon
hoard that a ooriain l‘t'hitit‘lll ownod
a ruiilomuiko \Ihitu IIo lttpt as a pot
Soonring his lltIIII‘th‘H, IhoI talk-d on
him and Iillorotl to hiIo his .anaki in
uao in Nomo HU'It‘llIiIit oxpoiitnt-nts
"Nothing doing, anisvsottnl tho own-
or; "he's bookod solid for tour
IuonIlIN ahoad.”- llarpor‘s \‘I'ooltiy.
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE ENTERTAIN.
MENI.
'l‘ho monthly mooiiuu ol‘ the Christ—
lan Industrial lioauno will ht- held In
tho parlors of tho l-‘lrst lilcihodlttt
church, tomorrow ovonltu. 'l'lto onior-
ialuinont oonunltico has uncured
(Ioorgo E. Snrialn who will tlolivor an
intoroaiing address and rotroahmonts
will bo HI'I'VI;!iI.‘ Ettclrmontbor la priv-
ilogotl to bring a gentleman t'rlontl.
FREE BIRD LECTURE.
Lantern pictures at IJII‘IIH will he
I-lIowu tonight In the hall in Mechanic
street, and It talk-about birds will be
givI-n by W, F. Smith. at ll o'clock.
'l‘lu- affair is arranged by the Foreign
t‘Itlm-na‘ Committee of the Daughters
of tho Atiicrionn Revolution. Italian
oitlzonit taro especially Invited and a
“hurt ntltirona will be made. In that
iunguuno. Admission III tree to all.
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MONEY LYING AROUND.
Letter to G. H. Vouburgh,
South Norwalk, Conn.
Dear Sir: What's the penalty for
uniting atiultomtod paint III your «into?
What in ntiulteratod paint?
ht clay paint? lit chalk paint?
harytou point? In limo paint?
littnzlmt? In water! In mud?
Wu know what tit; what Iii not in
tho duration. Apparently nothing I8
not; but, we're only a painttmnnnfact-
nror. not a lawyer.
' llovoo in paint, all point; and mil
IIII'IIIIIII‘L‘: no whitewash; no nothing.
We know what. In; what Is not In the
question. Yours truly.
F. W. DEVOE it; 00.
92
P. S.«C. Ill. Dow, South Norwalk;
ltubtictl & Staples Hardware Compony,‘
Norwulk, and E. E. Gotham. East Not-v
walk, nail out paint.
It Intro to disappear in Home way.
are apt to spend It cautiously
"tiny brook in and nioai it
e
m: scum NOR WALK
. TRUST COMPANY. '
There It will be absolutely safe and
Inutoad oi disapponrlnn will actually
Inoreaae. Money deposited In the Suv-
tngtt Department will draw interest at.
the rate of 4 per cent.
Iasebah
You
Tilit‘Vt‘N
Put It in
I
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In
WI HAVE A MOIT EXCELLENT
Tonic And Bleed Romody
IN ITILLCON’C COMP. CYI. CANON.
PARIL ‘ AND
‘ DP THI
whilo swimfi
LAST‘ VETERAN OF WAR OF 1812.1
l
the head oi’ the dugout; tho aiiliudo oi‘ '
AW, ‘ .. I
ring Suit.
ready! You may I
chooitc from the best makes
of Cheviot and Worsted
Sack Suits; and be sure of
satisfaction, whether you pay
$10 or $25. or between.
I‘Iart. Schaiiner & Marx
Suits meet the desircs of well.
dressed men in every detail
of style and fit. We're proud
to show them; they sell
themselves.
Young fellows may have
the more advanced models—
long coats in single and dou-
ble-breasted models, trousers
full hip. $10 to $25.
Every essential of good
dressing, from hat to hose
for Spring Wear.
IROGnItStts'rnI/IINS
SUCCESSORS TO COMSTOCK BROS.
South Norwalk.
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Tel Call, 32-2.
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V.\_./.\_/’\._.. M... WAL_/\___/
”muons of [who is but a i"attoI—~ iliLIiY'ti‘RS-I of quality
or gonoral tighintt-IN oi tho grain is oi iir: i Illllltll'i'dilt‘e
hole.
II we soil It, it's. sold right.
Quality alone. pricoa hoEnI: otpntl i<iltilliii ho tho I'udtlor
of judgment, and judgment so nuitlotl \Iiil always :x-oloct
the boat.
We don't believe thoro in nnothor tzl'aititil‘y In Amort-
('a whore gL'oait-r ot‘i‘ori is Itiatlo to giro mart. satisfaction
than wo mako. If anything t‘ronrthis ntoro tails to please
brim: it back. Hold us to our promiso matlo whom we
started luminous. “tiood main, good sorvit'o.”
Buy (lain That's Clonn.
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i MANUEL T. HATCH.
“0 mo Ili‘dlvilih‘l its for as Iili‘
IIot‘uoai lI‘iIt-‘-l lItI.\' Ul ioltplioln‘ \
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NEWSPAPERS
DAILY AND SUNDAY PAPERS DELIVERED.
LEAVE ORDERS AT OR TELEPHONE
W. P. BEERS,
BOOK" AND STA TIONERY STORES.
6 So. Main St. So. Norwalk. 49 Wall St. Norwalk.
TELE.‘HONE CONNECTION.
A.
a.o.mmuouuoouououoummonooMOW
‘ Office Assistants Wanted.
Are You Ready .’ if Not. Enter
Merrill Business College
lit the beginning of the Spring “I'm. April 6d.
Day,Schaai. $12.50 per month.
Night School. 55.00 per month.
Books and Stationery Free.
M A. MERRILL, Principal.
“monumuomuuuumuoou
1
Spectal Low Prices.
on Miliinary and Furs .
WE ALSO HAVE A FINE LINE OF LADIEB' AND CHILDREN' SUITS
AND COATS.
ALL THE LATEST IN CRAVAN ETTE COATS.
COME IN AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
The Fair Cloak and For Store,
68 WASHINGTON 8T REET. SOUTH NORWALK.
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TORIC LENSES
Cost more and are better. A pleasure to explain them.
When interested, call.
HOMER B. HOYT, Refracting Optician,
Root) 9 United Bank Building, South Norwalk. Conn.
Sp cciai ‘Apnolntmontn at convenience of patrons.
Dulce hour-n8wt1246.12.45~6:00. tinturday cvonlnsl. two.
. .. Au... MM» _
Shad' Shad! Shad!
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Natlmilietu, Fresh Herring. Steak Cod. halibuiyetc. LonltOIom In
. our.
Buck Shad 12rd).
Roe Shad cannon-ununuu 150 "L
Live Get-man cm ..........Ii.ic lb.
Native Flatiiuh .............Bclb.-
UIIGII tilt: peck. Opened Long Clams, 80c quart.
Datum: Bridge Finn
.ruiw an old
- iIIo ttuotd .
‘hours more
10::
A COMPLETE
Manicnting Set
Containing
it}; 00:. Emory Boards
1 Box Nail Powder
1 Orange Wood Stick
’1 Piece Toilet Pumice
ALL FOR
l0 cents
The Clifford Pharmacy
The Prescription Store.
CORNER 0F 80. MAIN AND
ELIZABETH STS.
80. NORWALK. CONN.
TEL. CALL 1542.
Maples & Goldsohmitli
(Incorporated)
Co.
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Dealers In
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
Swartz &. Corbett Block, 50. Norwalk.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
\\'.»\l.l. S'l'lthle'l‘, ttrto a,
IIIaIkt-I opontti IIiltil’l‘ .«lllt' it
whirh was Illlll'iti'ti Ivy iit‘l'iIllt'it o
oiultih to a hall for tho Itialorit
itl't
Hitlt'iiii. l'nion l’.It-itit'. \Iohison
Iitli‘tlllltilth‘ lo>t about :I point
l’vItIItat'lI‘unIa. lailimoi'o tr Iiiiitl.
Iilt'
Itlay.
I‘ on
y til
and
anti
tillti
lit-:Itlint.’ til'l‘iillt‘li largo frat-titan. tlno
or two oi' tho Iiltit'lit'lltitlli :-:I.-l t-otn»
punim and railroad otittiputrni roar
panics woio slightly liigltot', \\'a‘ntsh
Iiiill‘IiilIII iitil‘iih‘ itro 2 point and
Latitawanna -I.
\\ .\l l. "l‘lilvll-I'l‘. I p. lli.-‘i.t'iiiillll..
stocks roct I'ot'otl slightly from tho tar
ly doprossion and botamo I'cry dull
l.o:ttlior pt‘ti sold at tutti; , tt)lll1lill’t“i
\\ ill itlffiv t. on tho Ill‘i‘litlilH salo Iit‘ll-
t-tal I) IN Irit also gainod l is and l
pm. a point.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
.oatl
Report over the private wires or
The Maples & Goldschmldt 00.. Com-
mission Brokers, Swartz & Corbett
Block, South Norwalk. Telephone 1:31;.
Open. High, Low. 1:30
\Illlii t‘op TM. 75‘". Ink. TM;
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.\m I‘m on HIV. :in2 :2tt, m.
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\ 'l‘ l: :4 lt‘ pl loll lot: III‘J llI'.’
lialio Cc ilitui IIITN litT”. IIIT’. ltt't"'-.
li'ltli'u It ’I‘ oil... t'..i .. utiv‘
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1‘h (it \\‘ost
I‘ilM \N‘ SI I3 'itIII a
I‘Ui I“ tV' i .Iti
t'on (in; mm: ~_
lirio lit.
Ill t‘ontrai lid“:
l.oII di Nash lltlii.‘ it
hot Ht Ity mtg 2;: Incl... I-
Ion ('t‘lli iii-3. Litt 23-1.
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Mo l’acillc liltilfi Ittiih; littt l
Nut Lottti >Il‘,. If: Ill..-
I\' Y (‘t‘ntral lIiIi-u tout. loll.
Noi‘t‘ & Word 35-14 MIL, 5.35;“
tint & Wont Iii-2.. mi»... Iiilt
l'oun It II Ill ‘2; III I»; lltli‘a. l
i't‘il (itlrt illlii. III Iiil‘v’: i
I It‘b ‘t ill iota. ink. tillhx
IIt‘tttiiitI; Il-I ‘JI
iit'p Stool :2 :31. 2t“.
“(It'ii Island WILL, 33'- . illilg‘.
ltth Honda :to'. ::I 7. not.
South l’at' n71"; iiT'g not,
Soil ily t‘o :Il'fi; .‘Illq, :le
’l'o‘nn I‘ N t stint. on: not;
'i‘t-xttg Hit" 215‘»; 3‘4“; 3%”
l'nion i'tit' l23l littiin 125%,. I'
i‘ S Loaili pf IIIL’I IIITI lit?) 1
I? 8 lttthbor 42-". tiling 421.;
I‘. S Stool 7.31,. 1:55,. 35',
II S Htool pf 93'” MM, lull,
Withint It 1123 L. 235*... N
Within-III pi i? 47 till...
WIN (font 23‘... Billy; Zlil
Halon to 1': III.
m
WHY UNCLE NED SAVED HI
"'l‘bat With it hruvr tIt-t'” t‘jt‘t‘lli
u ltosittu man an ho Hititlti on
\\"'htttt.iu II ilttlo Itottihorn town
Itotuo pliluut
Inuly Into tho wn IN to now II.
small boy who had attunhlotl and it
flout uotuo plllntz "A IIIqu art.
”313st .. ,_:
3! 1.200
M.
iiil‘li
tho
untl
lllliltihiltli
I‘m”
IIII‘II
liIItI
ho in an horo, no Intuit-r how black IIIH
akin ltt‘”
’l‘lto llorionlnn Willi lorontont III
I; t‘mp tllui mtli‘ciotl about llutiti
nhon Ito t'iIiIli)t‘ti but It on tho I
with tho rournotl Illtl
“You Nun. Is It? ho tIIIorlod.
I‘t‘liItHiIt only your urttntlaon"
tIiII
Noti
lot It
"Or
'tlioio was very I'otvont utlInlItItI on
In tho Ilouueantot‘ H ionou nu III!
“No. nub; no Null" KIII‘
“lint ill rItuuni alu'
It
I'nclo Nod.
itinnory or nilno
“’l‘hon it With till the brnvor:
clnlntctl tho inierrounior, pokitl
It
hating hhi head out or rt-unort 'ftli'
old mnua lttuhhotn courage.
put
ulotl
i no
ex- "
voly
IIII'
"HIIII," nputterod tho hero “you nho
don't thing I'm: darn fool notuth to
kit tint boy drown when hes not
(”V
cry Itpectt or my filth halt In his pock-
et't"-WutilIlngion Post.
Clerk at tile Workew'dmok horn
Dentiitt. I cant understand how
YUII
put In seventeen hours on Thursday."
thcr 0i lett off I wurrked tor
berm-ct began. an OI worrkcd all
two
din»
not time when 01 wan rcstln', and at-
thcr OI left. on! wutrkoa for two hours
‘OIIL"-PIGII:‘ME¢UD.
"Why did you overhaul and line
the fishing
a‘n that mutton me tonne
upon
"3‘?“qu It allied under false colon,
Sellnclt it Price, Head in foot Outfitters.
' THE
INDISPENSIBLE FOR
LONGER TIIAN HERETOFORE,
ALWAYS CONVENIENT AND ALMOST
SPRINGAND/EARLY SUMMER.
WITII DEEP BROAD LAPIZLS DRAPING
MA-
SIJTS IN THE BACK,
CRACEFULI-Y AND RATHER FULL FROM THE SHOULDER.
TERIALS PLAIN AND SILK STRIPI-ID COVERTS AND REVERSED
TWILLS IN MANY ATTRACTIVE SHADES. PRICE $6.50 To $251”-
Spring Suits and Rain Coats.
WEAR A NEW CHASE STYLE DERBY AND BECOME iNTER-
ESTED IN THE S. & P. SHOE FOR MEN AND BOYS. I
EVERY ARTICLE
A
SELLECK & PRICE
I
FROM HEAD T0 FOOT WE GUARANTEE
SOLD.
n
." ’ ‘ Clothiers and Furnishcrs. l
'93 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWAL'KJI'
Telcpltoiic Call 324-2.
Potatoes
One Peck 150
One Bushel , 650
Three Bushel Lots 600 bushel
Four Bushell Lots 550 bushel
Int STOCK lSREDUCED.
LORENZO DIBBLE
BCans Solid Packedlomaioesflfic
HOME GATHERED EGGS PER 002 .................................. 216
3 CANS CAMPBELL’ 3 0R VAN CAMP' S SOUPS .................... 25c
HUYLER'S COCOA SELLS FOR 25c THIS SAT., PRICE PER BOX .. 15¢
MAINE POTATOES, PER PK. ....................................... 18G
SEVERAL OTHER GOOD SPE"l/\LS 0N CALLING AT THE STORE.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
UNITED GROCERY CO.
20 North Main St., South Norwalk. 49 Fort 8L, Ealt Norwalk.
TEL. 26—3. TEL 369—15.
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..._ w .1...
IEDDO AND OLD COMPANY’ 5
LEHIGH FURNACE & RANGE COAL
is far more economical than Schu yiitiii Coal.
Two Tan: a! former equals Three Tons of the Latter
BUY JEDDO AND OLD COMPANY'S COAL.
Raymond Bros.
" 132 Washington Street. .
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HOYT 8v FREEMAN,
. norm: so. "1th} ”In!!!
Harry H. Hoyt 8: Co...
Bankers and Brokers,
Stocks, Bonds, Grain and Cotton Bought and Sold for Cash or on Margin.
Mctnbor New York Consolltluttui chock I‘IXI'IIIIIIKO. Direct private wire.
New York, 41 and till Willi 'uroot. Brooklyn, 371 Fulton “mt.
SOUTH NORWALK. TEL.112-—-3. HOYT'B THEATRE BUILDING.
Market Forecast Every Morning at 10 O'CIook.
_ .. HALMM
“W“WWNOO“O“OWM
ii E8 DHIIIIIIZ -
anuiwm .. ~ M...” .. ._ “m...
AND GLASBESMUBT an autumn.
' ACOORDINGLY.
Often one attribute: a lack of clearneu oi vlllon to MI W
when his mum Iro wholly to blame. Would it not be well to hit"
your eyes examined again? . M»,
IT'S FREE.
0. B. Jackson,
vhf-dune Optician. ”n
M WALL STREET. ' NORWALK,OT. 25.
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t
Advertise Your Wantsi
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