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Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 1, 1905 · page 5

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on. . W’HVIW rt?” ““4”“ WV
. ‘ Solidarity, APRIL 3, tons.

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"PHONE aeouo.

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JUST GLANCE AT THE
NEW. UP-TO-DATE l

l .

Eoster Goods

As‘cooo A8 ANYWHERE.

'PEIOES ODOD AND LOW
TOO.

LANE’S

51 WASHINGTON 8T-

 

 
 

 

Miss Edna Platt. of Nor-walk, has
been visiting friends in Westport.

 

' A regular meeting of Bishop McMa-
han Council. Catholic Benevolent Le-
gion. was held last evening.

~Choice i’owls, lite iii. Hayes.

Mrs, Melville it}. Mead‘s lliilsldo
school has closed tor the usual spring
vacation.

The. schooner ltoheri lCnItnet is dis-
charging a cargo of sand for Raymond
.llrothers.

—-Soul and l’lnsh Laps. O'llt'ien's.

The Norwalk and South Norwalk
City Councils will hold meetings Mon-
day eventing.

 

MISS Bertha Walker, of Bridgeport,
is a guest of Miss tlruh Mal King, of
South Osborn avenue. East. Norwulk.

”Home made or link sausage, 10c
lb. Hayes.

Anthony Rynn, the praying faklr,

who was arrested for vugrunry. was

sent to the Bridgeport jail. yesterday
afternoon for sixty days.

Barney O‘Boy, who was arrested day
before yesterday on charges of drun-
kenness. was fined $3 and costs yes-
terday afternoon in the town court.

 

~—llaskothull. Armory Monday night.
Stamford v::. (to. F

.lntnes Sweeney. the sailor who want-
rvi to scuttle ()nrl Schauh's tank ship.
gave his parole and under the suspen-
sion of execution oi a scnii ore of thir—
ty days in jail was allowed to put to
sea again, yesterday afternoon.

liorace Nash played an April loot
joke on himself yesterday. He walked
home and left his store in North Mn‘n
street. open. it was pretty near April
i ‘Ili‘fill'f‘. he found out about it and
made, It journey to the shop and closed
it up,
~~—Siiiail lean fresh hams,
Hayes.

till/2o ih.

 

'A meeting of the Woman's Associ-
ation, of the South Norwulk Congrega-
tional church continuing the study of
Japan, with this special subject, “The
New Julian." Mrs. lluris will speak
upon “Problems of the i'lour;" Miss
'i‘olles will give readings. and Mrs. R.
l.. Baker will present “Home Topics.“
These. studies are intended for all

women interosted and all are cordiully

invited, This Is the, lust regular meet
Ing before the annual meeting.

MBIII-ritcthail and dancing, Armory.
Monday night. Stamford vs. .(Jo I".

Edmund i". Mellet'mott has complet-
ed his services as manager of the Boo-
ton Store, Norwaik, covering a period
of six years. Mr. Mcllermott‘s in-
tentions to leave the city was announc-
ed soverul dim-t ago and the news was

received with much regret by his nnm- ‘
lie will hereafter

eronu friends here.
become connoctcd with the big dry-

goods house of the. Edwin Muliey Com-

puny, New Haven.

.—-—.~—.—_.._..

~Kituhen Dept. Specialties. Curtuin '

'1

local News Nous.

 
 

‘ We oftur for role, at rt bargain and
on any tormo the homutnd of Wm.
B. find. Burritt and Quint-rd avea.
.Lot about 137x200. All lmprovemcntu,

. TAYLOR I. GOLDEN.
74 Wuhlngton ltroot, South Norwalk.

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| Green blueilah. roe and hut-k shad
lit (Cutlliii's. ltcad the ad. for prices.I

I "Basketball and dancing, Stamford
va. (lo. F. Armory. Mon. eve. Dancing".

 

 

 

Oh! Well Hook and Ladder Company
will have an oyster stew tonight at
the truck house.

Special I'liIII‘ on shad ut (‘apluin llu
'crosw“ tuurlml. on the bridge. Itctul
the ad.

wLoin of pork, to roast, ill-3c lli.
iluycs.
”Lincoln. Council. No. I. Order of llui—
ted American Mechanics, conlerrud the
second degree, last night,

Judge. Henry W. Gregory, of the.
Norwulk Probate Court, is enjoying a
day's fishing trip in the streams of
Wilton.

 

Shirt waist suits and covert jackets
at 'l‘rlstrum & Hyutt's. The housci‘ur-
nlshing department is fully equipped.
Call and examine it. Read IIII: ad.

*Conipany F yr. Stamford, Monday
night. Dancing utter games.

 

 

 

There will ho a celebration of the
Holy Communion in Trinity (.‘luirrh.
tomorrow morning at 10:30 o'clock. in
the evening at :30 llishop W. M.
Brown, of Aritans s. will preach.

 
 

--~$ilil.iltl and up iluys the l’teversililt-
2 (tyI‘IpIiiliHill‘, iio it ii. l’. Something
new. Write for caialoguc, (‘. l.. St.
John.

.lohn W. ilodgc, ol‘ Stamford, who
has purchased the meat niarltoi. ol‘ .l;r
col) Schuuh. in Washington street, has
leased the residence of liduur ii. Fox.
11“.! West street.

wSalt pork..iOL‘. 1h. Hayes.

Washington (.‘an'ip, Patriotic Order ot‘
tilt. Sons of Amorica. will have an oys<
tcr supper and a visit from the state,
officers, next. 'l‘hursduy night. at the
mutating in Mystic (Thain ilull.

”Through i‘ttx iniincnct- of Merrill
College. Miss Elizabeth t‘athcart has
been placed in an excellent position
as slunogruplnr and bookkeeper in
the oiilco ol' the Siaun‘ord Printing
00.

William Sehii’t‘. .l. .l.
A. Ferris and family. A. ll. \Viillzllllr.
.l, ll. Showe. Mr. and Mrs. L. 1“, King.
L. L, Farrell. ’l‘. .1. Murphy. i'l. (‘.
ltumlt, wife and son, ii. i“. A. Howe.
ll, (‘. Bump. II, it. Ludwig. Mr. and
Mrs. W. 'i‘iilson_ New York; George l”.
ixenduil. Snillt-ld: Mr. and Mrs W ll.
’l‘htnnpsou. Pittstield: ll. .l. McMat-kiu.
i“. L, Miller, t'. .l. limiter. llosion:
Mr. and Mrs. M. lturnhain. Providence:
i‘. M. Edwards. Hudson. N. i'.: Y. (i.
Saltnon‘ Philadelphia; Arthur i4}, Stiles,
Williinantir; W. (i. Mitchell. i’ittshut'n,
l’:I.; W. .1. Dick, i‘liicago, were guests
yutcrdu)’ at the Hotel t‘lift‘ord.

«is guaranteed sweet extra fancy
navel oranges. 25c, I’. ’l‘. ('nnco. it. it.
l’Iacc.

 

 

A NOTRE DAME LADY.

I will send free with full instruc-
tions. some of this simple pmpurutlon
for the cure of Leueorrhooa, tllcera-
tion. Displacements. Falling of the
Womb Scunty Jr Painful Periods, 'i‘u-
morn or growths, Hot Flashes. Desire
to Cry, Creeping feeling up the Spine,
Pain in the Back. and all fenmle tron.
bles. to oil sending address. To moth-
ers of (loitering daughters i will ex-
plain a Successful Home. Treatment.
it you decide to continue it will only
cost about 12 cents a week to guaran-
tee a cure. I do not. wish to sell you
anything. Tell other suitercs of It.
that is all i ask. Address, Mrs. M.
Summers. Box 375,

Notre Dame. ind.

 

 

 

 

THE " SOUTH:

«flaw

FDR'SALE I

land in Ilrut clan condition. I

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Magner. It‘rank ‘

Rods. itlc kind. tic; Enamel Ware,
great. variety, low price-II. Now things
in cooking wore. M. S. Smith & Co. .

Thu low on trout wcnt off today and
an a result many Norwulk nporlsmen
wcr out bright and curly this morning

 

after the brook variety. Frederick ill.
Lockwood caught two beauties. welsh-
lng novcn ounces ouch, in the Barnum
stream. Later he. placed them on ex-

 

hibition in one oi“ the windows of F.
E. Lockwood and lotnpuny's More.
conducted by himsell and brother,
(iuorgc L. loukwood.

 

It sure to disappear ln sumo way. You
are apt to spend Ii carelessly. 'I‘hlovuu

 

may break in and steal it. Put it in

the .
mt scum NOR WALK
rousr company.

There It will be absolutely solo and
Instead of disappearing will actually
lncrwe. Money deposited In tho Suv-

. The stone masonry work on the cou-
tcr plantar the now~rnllroud bridge
over the Norwulk ltlvcr ut Mechanic
street, Norwulk, is now progressing "In

- good shape, though recently there have
been delays because of the high water.
The pier In now several feet, above the
water level. It. is stated that when this
is completed the old bridge will be
propped with heavy beams from the
center pier, all the concern the iron
work will not be able to deliver the
material until July.

the rate of 4 per cent.

lrrtgir com mum

' urdoy and Monday.
Including all the latest hits from The
lulu of Spice:

“Pony Orally"

"You and I"

“You‘Uiut Novor Tell Till You Try"
“'1'!“ng From Nicobar"
Ilprt‘ ‘ walker

Ii?
., ’80“ Hard to Forget You"
. , Myron and Two step.
um'm lip ‘

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

. PAINT YOUR IUGGY FOR lilo
‘to $1.00 with Demo‘s Gloria Carriage
Paint. it wolxhs‘il to 8 can. more to
tho pint than others, wears longer and
give: u glou equal to new work. Bold .
by C, In. Dow.

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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I‘ll/HAY! {incur cchLLIN-r
rm: 8;"! Blood It

 

 

inn, Depot-Intent will draw Interestut .

 

 

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at or, roman ,

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on right. ‘

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black. $8.50 to $20.

South Norwalk.

 

1401's
Spri'ngClothes

We want every man in town to see our Spring Clothes for
men; for “their own good. as much as ours. We have the kind

of‘Top Coats and Suits men want; stylish. well made, lit all
you can ask: newest fabrics mostly in exclusive patterns: pric-

You may suit your taste as to a Spring Oven-out: we have

Oxford; long rainprooicd Coats in mixtures, Oxford and
the boxy models in covert: medium lengths in black, gray and

Suits in fancy mixtures, all the new grays. reliable blue
and black—single and double-breasted models that express the
Spring mode perfectly. $10 to $x8. .

Our stiff and soft Hats and Spring Furnishings are good
company for our snappy clothes.

Time to leave your order for your Easter Suit, it you want

us to make it for you. The cloth samples are here. $16 to $40.

ROGERS & STEVENS

SUCCESSORS TO COMSTOCK‘BROS.

of Snap

in our

Tel Call, 3242.

 

 

 

here.

the best.

, than We make.
bring it back.

Lowness of price is but a I'arior~-—hl;:hncss oi~ quality
or general rightncss oi‘ the, grain is at lirst importance

it we sell it, it‘s sold right.

.Quuliiy alone, prices being equal should he the rudder
of Judgment, and judgnu-ut so guided will always select.

We. don't believe there is another grulnnry in \mcrl-

cu where greater cll'ort is niado to give mail satisfaction

it anything from this store falls to please

lioid us to our promise made when we
started business, "(mod grain, good service."

Buy Oats That's Clean.

We are near—just as far
nearest. letter-box or It‘It‘IlIIillit‘_

 

V.WM__/ I

 

MANUEL T. HATCH.

as tho

NEWSPAPERS.

DAILY AND SUNDAY PAPERS DELIVERED. ’
LEAVE ORDERS AT OR TELEPHONE

w. P. BEERSC

BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES.

6 So. Main St, So. Norwaik. 49 Wall St.. Norwaik.
TELEJHONE CONNECTION.

 

“MWOOWNNOOO00.00%”m0900000mm

Office Assistants Wanted.

Are You Ready .7

If Not. Enter

Merrill Business College

lit the beginning a! the Spring term, April 3d.

Day School. $12.50 per month.

ngm School. $5.00 per month.
Books and Stationery Frau.

”MWMMOOOMW““OW”O

"""“§".seeaai Law price;

M. A. MERRILL, Principal.

 

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on Mllllnory and Furs.
we use HAVE A rm: LINE or LADIEB' AND CHILDREN sum

AND COATS.

ALL THE LATEST IN CRAVAN ETTE COATS.
COME IN AND‘EXAMINE OUR STOCK.

The Fair Cloak ‘and Fur Stare,

 

68 WASHINGTON 8T REET, SOUTH NORWALK. .

 

 

Cost more and are better.

' TORIC {Lunsbsm

m... “to “mm.

A pleasure to explain. than.

When interested, call.

- HOMER B. HOYT, Refracting Optician,
Root) 9. United Bonk Building,
special Appointments ut convenience at patriotic.

South Norwulk. Conn.

Dulce hours 84411245. 1245—4:th. Saturday ovonlnn. 73-4. .

 

Fliutotthocounon. .....150 lb.
Delaware Rivar buck shad. ... 9c lb.

Dcawure Riverrnc shud,.......................’...,‘................. 1101)..

r

Westpo rt smelt.

Orion Bluefish

 

b . ‘.'.’"“”

hORWAik ' EVENING. ,‘SENTI

4 'c‘

 

 

 

 

 

 

10c

A COMPLETE

Monitoring Set

Containing

1,2 002. Emery Boards
1 Box Nail Powder

1 Orange.Wood Stick

1 Piece Toilet Pumice

ALL FOR

IO cents

The Clifford Pharmacy

The Prescription Store;

CORNER OF 30. MAIN AND
ELIZABETH STS.
30. NORWALK, CONN.
TEL. CALL 15-2.
W

Maples tit Goldsohmldt GO.
(incorporated)

COMMISSION BROKERS.

Dealers in

Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.

 

Swartz & Corbett Block, So.'NoI‘walk.'

 

TODAY IN WALL STREET.
...........

W.\l.l. S'l‘illflivl'lfl ln.lil II. III. (lln-u
lliu‘ pl'II‘I-H of which today were Ilillii'
generally iiiizlicr. IllII tin- liurriuulu
stocks and Pennsylvania uvrw i'M'l'll
lions illltl .HIIIHVi'iI slight (Ii‘I'IIIII‘H. Ito.
cult row it. and Lead -":.. t’lI:III;,c.<
olliet'u‘ise u‘crc IIIItlli'II to small lluc
lions.

WALL H’l‘ltidl‘l'l‘, ll :2. Ili."IIiIIII:i-v
Iriui .~~Ioelt.:, many of which hart- lm ll
llli'illiflllhl in reputed duds, were Ill"
features of the market. Not much in-
ti-Icsi was manifested in railroads and
the tone here was irregular. \‘cry
large orders \rirtv in the market tot
Lead, lllscnlt and People‘s (luv. 'l‘hc
.ulvancc in New York (‘cntrul stillin-
ed the tone or the railroad ii<t onlt
slightly. The principal pains~ rule
in induslriuls and sutni “Wm-u rail-
roluls.

WALLS'l‘llliii'l‘. noon-”lite only
Inoreimnts of note \\'eII- in the spctw
ialtim. oxcept l’or advances ol 1 in L'
poinls in a number of (‘olorndo rail-
road» and Delaware and Hudson [hit-
up recovered from a slight >1l;.‘.‘t',llliz
l: ndcnr)‘ upon the unexpected siri-nth
of the bunk Sitii’n‘lilt'lli. 'i'ht- t'ItlsillA
\\‘;I.: fairly sit-ally. ‘ '

TODAY’S QUOTATIUA J.

Report over the private \Y‘trea (:2
The Maples it Goldsehmidt (git. (Jolt-
suission ilroitcrs. Swarm & 4mm...
.lllot-k, South Nori'ulk. Telephone 1:33.

Norl‘ & WI-si

5.3L; $5.14. 34.5

 

”or“ mam—u-

WILL WORK UNDER OLD AGREE
MENT.
PIT’I‘SUURG, Pu... April i.-—»'I‘ho

Railways Company and this Amuhtutnu-

 
 
 

night. For the present. howsvm‘.
on the men any they will continue to
work. undo:- thc old agreement, pend-
i it further nominations. Au amicable
thiuncut is exported.

lei BREAKING UP IN NEVA.
8T. PWSHURG, April i.~——'I‘hc
tee to breaking up in the Neva.

, LONDON, April IMO delputch to
a. new “one from Bl..Petmhurg
my: that coax or internal Icon ot
“003000.000 V II shortly be issued. ., .

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

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SOIIOOII it Price, Head to iootOutfiiturs. * _.

. . THE .

TOP COA

INDISPENSIBLE FOR

SPRING AND. EARLY SUMMER. LONGER "iIlAN HEHETOI’ORE, ‘

ALWAYs CONVENIENT AND ALMOST

WITH DEEP Stl‘l’t‘y IN THE BACK. BROAD LAPFLS DRAPING
(SHACIZFIIIJ Y AND HAI‘IIFR I’LII. i. FROM 'I’liE’ SIIOUI DER. , MA-
TERIALS PLAIN AND SILK STRIPED (LOVERTS AND REVERSED

PRICE $6.50 TO $25.00.

\

TWILLS iN MANY ATTRACTIVE SHADES.

Spring Suits and Rain Coats}: I

WEAR A-NEW CHASE STYLE DERBY AND BECOME INTER; '

ESTED IN THE 5. a. P. SHOE FOR MEN AND BOYS. , l'

3 i
FROM HEAD TO FOOT we GUARANTEE EVERY , ARTIGDE

SOLD. .nv' .. I '

SELIECK o. PRIOF.

a Clothiers and Furnishcrs.l ‘ . .
98 WASHINGTON srnmrr. SOUTH NORWAIJK.“

. Telephone Call 3244. ‘ - t "

Spinach. fresh and nice. reasonable price. 25c peck.
Parsnips, new. fresh lot. (it: lb.

 

 

 

Oranges. Seedicss. at 30c dozen. large tso size. or small at 16 for 25¢.
Strawberry Jam. weigh out. the real thing, 15c lb.
Flour. good trade in our’S. R. brand at 85c bag; good quality.

Cleaning time. Use Ammonine. A new article. A perfect powdered
Ammonia. one 10c package. equal to 5 quarts of liquid Ammonia. Great for
washing anything. 10c package. Free samples given.

Savine, ior cleaning 5c package.

A tumbler with every package, Tum-
bler alone worth the price of bottle. »

Lighthouse Soap made by Armour & Co. Old and hard. 4c bar; 7

bare, 25c.

New Crop Porto Rico Molasses. if you want best Molasses Cake or
Cookies use our Porto RICO of good on :or and true flavor. No “black strap."

fibsfiflétazo DIBBLE

 

 

 

Ulicn. ilign. 1m, l on . . - "- . V 55

0...... m... .,..._ iaooy Maine Potatoes our Pk. IOO. per bu. O

Anial (‘op Sui}M not, not, so“, I 5 b l O b _a‘

.\in (‘ to l"(‘o 121- :tuii. 3'» fl. ,, 5

.\III (‘oi on all. :l‘llN :m. alt. II ii. IIIS, C pill" II.

.\III he i» In it in Ili‘lMI‘} tiA'i‘III‘IIiICIl I‘llitlh‘, I‘iCIi Ilil7. ............................... 2It‘.

\IIl Loco ‘ .'.tI‘4 in”, :tlII‘ .‘ol‘

M” 51“..“ hmlb 1M?“ lull inj; Spinach and Knit.“ no .’I \ei'y low price.

\ Sign" i‘J‘ ~'..“ ”:1 iv!" .

3. II) o: gulch 1M i 1:52.: H h .I. iteduccd price on all I“I0i'lilli and nnral oranges. V‘“ ’3

III'IIISIIkltU'IIi” 11"? “mi 12“,: " llunrh (lnious. lladishcs. Lettuce, I't-ltn, SWI‘I‘I.‘ Potatoes, Cranberries,
A l“ s " h ‘i'h' ‘ (‘ p' ; In; ; I C] ‘: t‘l " . I‘S '

i‘hcs A" tlhio .577. It}; {.7 ‘H “MI ”I” \I‘I’I ”'1 IV“ I U“) ,Ii’lH . . . .

ch (u um 23!: rill: you; ‘ ‘1

o» M o m r m». m m UNITED GROCERY CO. ,

I‘IlI I“ K'. I 57’] III-‘3 {II ‘ ‘

t‘ol South :7 3!: :7 20 North Mlln 8L. South Norwaik. 49 Fort St, Ealt Norwallt.

t‘on this ‘Jllb' :tu‘. "of. 1..

In»! & iiud not»; in: twin. TEL” ’3' TEL 369‘15'

I‘II'II‘ - “‘u‘“ 4.373 13‘: ‘ .. . . . .-....... .._....

Ii|_t'cllii‘til twig twig taut ' ’

Lott to NilHIi IIIH. it“. till. JEDDO AND OLD GOMPANY 5

Manhattan iii? Mill in? ' ‘

Mel Si Ii)’ 13?} 22’. UL“:

LEHIGH FURNACE & RANGE 00 I.

u i? ill ITI' :nu. :ll‘g all... .

. N H [l I35 III-l I35 .

2‘” I}... mlt- m 1|,th toot. ls far more economical than Schuylkill Coal.

.':ti .ent .ra‘ «‘5 ”5‘

N Y mm. ,.;.‘..-'. loci; mix: Two Tons of farmer equals Three Tons outta Latter

BUY JEDDD [IND OLD COMPANY'S COAL.

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

when his gluten are wholly to blame.
your eye- exnmlned nonlnl

IT’S FREE.

;' ' O.‘ B.7Jiacksonp,

wulm contract“ bctwwn the i’lttrtburg'

 
 

lull Association of Street pnd Electric ‘7
Railway Employees explrod lust miii- ,

thorn will brim) interruption or truttlc, .

Ii! WALL ITRIIT. '

 

 

 

Hut 8: West It‘ll-ll tilll.‘ mtg, .
I'I-nn It it Hulk. Itzltg Hun.
Raymond Bros. . .
I‘rcs S Cur MW. 43 .loii| ‘ ‘
itcutlinu il'l‘l,‘ 95') all. low. [37 Washington Street. A
ltep HIt'I‘I 33-3.. run. 1:35,. 3:39,. > ‘ _ ‘ -,. ‘ ~.
ltock lsinud :ll‘q :lt’lg :ll‘a :ll‘ll. . . « » . “1-5533 \..
ltnh (Itltlilh out; not»; 3.th It. To HOYT 3, FREEMAN,
South l’uc (lily iii“ ti'J‘l'» tilt-l ‘ _ ..
Sun Hr Cu in". 347... out 1W..- REPRESENTING y ‘1'”. J
’i‘cnn t! 6'; i 98‘." AIM}. “7M Mir, .

. 'l'vxus I’ltc Gilly. use; 3st out»... Harr H HO t & CO .
ilnion l’ac 130% 130?. liltll} 1321...; I .,
ll t-l Lentil pl 107% ion»; tom 10W; . ‘
ll s itubbor to tool. I“! I“ Bankers and BfOkaB,’ .
ll S Steel 35% do 1537,. :13 > 4 .
U S Sil‘lli lll' [I‘ll/1‘ Plight. 13:4 hint stocks. Bondo, Graln and Cotton Bought and Sold for Cub or on MarOIn.
Wabash t: l L: A; " 4 L2 ,4 , . ‘ ‘ .
Wnbuah M 47% 47% 47% 47.” Member New lork Consolidated stat-k luxuhpngo. Direct private wire.
Will (Mil. Lilith 23% 23 23 New York, 41 and 43 Wall otrect. liraoklyn' 371 Fulton "mt

BANK STATEMENT aourn NORWALK. TEL.112—-—3. HOYT'S THEATRE commuti-

ilenervcs. Increase. $2.185.2fiil M k t F ' i
ltuaervus, U. t-l. tut-reuse. $2.l61.2tlo ll‘ 3 orecant Every Morning at 10 Dc oak.
imam-I. decrease $ltl.4i'.l,utlti L
Specie. decrease soomuo
Legal 'l‘ondnr. decrease,’ ‘ $54.2utl
I‘lepositu. dccreum ”2.000.600
Circulation, Int‘t'tlflstl. $635.9th

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

AGODRDINGLY.

‘ Often one attribute: a lack of olearnau of vloion to hip. ll
Would it not bl well to II

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undo-to Optician. . w
NORWALKD

Advertise Your Will“? ;
The EVQHIWISOOIIOOI' .73,

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