vi I;r*meflM.
*rURE
,iCE CREAM
AND
FRESH w CANDY
LAN ES
51 WASHINDTON 8T.
OWMMMNM
(Ital tendinitis.
GOING AWAY?
Do not isolate yourshelt from the
city when you go away, even it only
on a short trip. ,
Keep in touch with The Norwelks
through your home newspaper. Let
The Sentinel follow you wherever you
may no. .
Whenever you change your address
drop a card to The Sentinel and the
change will he made promptly—as oi-
ten its you desire
P. C. Lounshnry Lodge, N. E. 0. l’..
held a business meeting last evening.
A rotiiilar business mutating oi‘ Unrua
Tribe, I. U. R. M., was bold last «vou-
lug.
Miss Anna May Higgins is ret-ovor
tug nirt-ly from a :alinlil ilIIlIL'Ii of an
IM-‘IIdIt‘IIIh‘.
i‘onrt Milililt'kt‘iliti. lt‘orostors of Am.
vrica, hold a rtvguiar Iiilsilit‘fts niootiui:
last owning.
”'”"i” “w .
A rt-milur business meeting of Now
walk Lodge, ii. I’. U. 19., was IIt‘Id
last Honing“,
M rn. E. It‘. Taylor and daughter Hoi-
(An Iiit\'i‘ gout,- to [Mind to spend tho
Ililiilllt’t.‘ oi‘ the Silllillit‘l‘ at ‘tirassy
Itltigo Farm.
Mrs. S. W. Daniels and daughter
.It‘lw‘fiii‘, or Iirooltlyn, Iirt- Visiting lllt'il'
aunt, Mrs. M. l'.. Koiit, ot‘ Iii‘itit’li aw
llllt‘, Norwalk.
’i‘ho \‘I‘It‘l‘ilIiS of tho 'l'u‘riity—tiiii‘tl
('oiinot-tit'ut ioginiont will hold a I‘t‘
union and outing in iirldgoport on
August I7. tho Illt‘lllIlt‘l‘H coining from
all parts of the state. Lincoln i‘irrlo.
Latilm at tho ii. A. It.. Will inott IIi‘XI
'I‘urmla) t-yt'tiiurs. at iln‘ Iltiilit‘ oi MIN"
.IUHi"1IIIII'II’ littwns. on IIIII'I'II’I sirt-Ut.
III‘IIIgt‘DUI'L to arrange for tho t‘uII‘I"
IIUIIIIIt-‘lll oi' lint visitors.
5| ..._._.._......._
in Illli‘itkillg oi tltt- outt-i'taiiinit-tit
of Naomi Lodgo, Shopht-rtis of Both-
II'IItiIIl, in Bridgeport, last night, IIII'
'l‘t‘It‘gl‘IlIILUIlIUII Hays: "Ono of tho
III-st llllliiIIt‘I'H on ”11' pronrniii I'llIIUWi‘tI
in tin- pursuit of t‘. it, Androws, oi
Nnrwallt, baritont- slngt‘r. "’I‘iiru 'I‘Iiost
Eyt-s Away" and "In tho Shadow oi
tho l'yrainids," wort. rvudvrt-d in it
ulnar strong hurllouo voit~o whirli t'ap-
IIYIiIl‘iI ilit- audience.
Willi woailior conditions all that
(‘()IlIii monthly in- dtndi'otl, tirt- ,‘~|)I'I'IIII
('lII‘H IIIIt‘tI with iiIt-iiiln'rs ot' IIII‘ Nor-
WiiiIi Muthotlist Sunday St‘IIOttI and
tIit-ii- lI-lontts startod this morning on
tho annual Sunday st-Iiool Ilii'IIIt' to
I’iut- Iitit'k I‘nrk. Iit'lli‘ Slit-lion. A III“-
nor at tho Park has boon arranged
and tho youngur pt-oplt- will liidulgt‘
in all kinda of sports, ’I‘lw rt-tnrii will
be made about ii this ttvoniug.
”mil“ nuttnry of tho ("rostvonl Laun-
dry ha.» Iii‘i‘II ('IliiIIgt‘iI l'rttiti Nolson‘s to
lirlggrrmun‘s nt-Ws HIUI'i‘.
A. It Malltin, who has. ln-t-n liI IIIi'
bulltlius lIuRint-as in Nttl‘vtiiilt tor many
yonrn. Illiti lulu-Ii a nurtutt III IIUIIi'l'l
H. Van lino-u, aim tli Norwullt. and
tho him will in- known an A. it. Malkin
it”: i‘otuiuiiiy in tho IIIIiil‘t‘ This is
out» at tln- litrnvst drum in this iii'i'IIiIIt
of tho alum. havint: nun IIlIIItII'i‘iI qut'
Izmquyt-d nt-arly nil IIII‘ tlnw. 'i‘hr
ilrni hint puivhuwd Irtnu itoiwrt Van
IIIII't‘II. Hr. tho around and hutldlnttt
which It. now om-upIm,
.lulIII ()Iii‘l'iiLIIIII'I‘. of tho iinrlt-n
LtIunt-h Work». in building tor his own
IINt' Ii iIIiI'tyilvv loot trunk InIIlIIiII.
'I‘IIIs IItIliI Iiiiti Ii ruimtd ttltt'Ii t'tIIIlII tti
both tho how and MN”. IIIIII in tint
runiI-r of tin. hunt thorn III a low trunk
Inliln. on top Id whit-h Iiii‘l‘I‘ will ho II
railing Itnd II IIII‘KI' unim- tor rovkinu
violins and iiilt‘Il t'tnnrnrtublo I'llIIiI‘IIIIiII‘
mania, it will in» ii howl bout, but
promlm'a to ho wry I‘IIIIIIIII‘IIIIIII‘. 'l'ho
Imill lit to in» I'tIIIIIlW‘iI with two ion-
IIurIw owor Iliilltilfl. .
M
.lIIltrbh I). i'lnny-i'. W. It, Smith. II.
A. Lindon. W. Ii. Harris, M It. iloiha.
V, II. IJIItmI. I". III. Williatnn. W. W.
ilirrh. It. t', Mt'I'lly. W. Van Iiiowman,
M. Iittsuauvr, A. Ilt'l‘iil. Ii. Kttzinger.
li‘rotl 'I‘. llnmn. Now York; A. It.
Hniillt. .Intwplt A. S. iiuiutl. I.. W
Franklin. W. it t‘arrg IIIIuIIm; ll, It}.
“OWN“, (Irt‘t-npm‘t‘. W. l‘, Ifiiiilit‘tt.
Philadelphia: .l. ii, Mi‘IN‘l‘IllUII. P. (I.
Whitney. R. .I. ihmnvlly. Ntvw lint/"tit
Mr. and Mrs, lt‘. W. Show. iiprlnitlirltit
i'. ll. WIII‘IIX. Ilnrilord: titrorgo W.
Iinrknnm and Mimi lttIt-itnnm,.i-lrran»
inn: ll. It}. Stark, Ilrlduvpnrt: N. I).
Ward, Iiiit‘fi. N. Yr. I“. .l. Faun, New;
burgh. worn guttnts yetrrtlity at the
liotvl Cliilnrd.
The City Water
an. not enter into tin manututtm
or our MI. W010“ mining hut
spring Water. it you want I and
whole-om drink you mt not mad
or finding it at our twat-in.
lfflllflflvw Will. “I. .
1" non tj HOLDEN.
. Ru! tunic.
‘ 74 Washington Strut.
South Norwalk.
W
_..... W..- .L. ,
lt‘oquoane shoots of 'l‘unglet’oot
for 5 cents, at Joeelott's.
Read Joseph Duviu’ ad. and learn
how to keep cool on hot nights.
A Sunday school from Stamford is
picnicking today at itotun Point.
W
Smart outing trousers, 82.50 to $4.50
at lingers & Stevens“. Road the ad.
Bummer solo of dolls st
()tht-r interesting specials.
nd.
Road “It.
I‘teiui tho
A lino—tiny ualv of rornots and muslin
undoiwvur III the Boston Sioro. Iltillti
IIIt‘ ad.
The factory roiiinuiit and surplus
sale begins. tomorrow morning, at A.
Dickornian to. Son‘s -
Miss Lena MIIIt‘l'iI, of Chapel stroot.
,Norwnik. is enjoying a stay among,
Ridgofiold's breezy hills.
John Murpiiy and Jerry M. Ahoarn
were in New York yesterday on busi-
iiess connected with the Boston Store.
Autos from Springfield, Mann. and
Mllioi‘d, this state. are rot-oiving ro~
pairs at It‘ it}. Lot-kWooti‘s garage in
Norwalk.
Daniel Harris was roinovoti from
Mrs. Sarah Lori'lgun's boarding house
in Itailroati llVl‘illii‘, to tho Noi'walk
Hospital today.
(bio of tho regular Hi’l'Ii'h oi‘.tlaiit-I-:.
was held last Writing. at tho Norwaih
Yarht t‘lIIb. it was \voll iIIIi‘IItIl‘iI anti
OUTING TRousans, To “magmas: BELONqINOJO yous.
SUMMER SUIT. ‘ ‘ ~‘ ‘ ‘
M
South Norwalk.
art Outing Trousers
$2.50 to $40?-
n ;
ABOUT now YOU BEGIN To FEEL THE NEEQ OFA PAIRoE
'
‘. :ii
A PAIR OF OUR H‘ANDSOME WOOL CRASH ORtFLANNEL OUT.
INo TROUSERS WILL PROVIDE ALL THE STYLE AND COMFORT
YOU MAY‘ASK—CUT IN FULL OVER THE HIPS.
STRAPS AND ROLL-UP BOTTOM s, AND A GOODLY VARIETY or
HANDBOME MIXTURES AND PATTERNS. To cnoosE FROM. WE
HAVE ALL SIZES. '
WITH BELT
OUR STOCK OF NEGLIGE SHIRTS. THIN UNDERWEAR, SUMMER
NECKWEAR AND HOSIERY RESPOND TOTEVERY DEMAND OF
THE MOST FINAICAL MAN.
EVERY GOOD AND SMART KIND OF OUTING SUIT, FOR MAN
AND BOY. AND TRUNKS. BAGS AND SUIT CASES.
SUCCESSORS TO COMSTOCK BROS. ' ‘
Tel. Call, 32-2.
:I you plottsaut. ai'i'aii‘.
Mm. M. Ii_ (llovor, Mrs. it‘. it}. Look-
wood. and lili‘ Missos Maiiit- anti Liv.
zit- tlrt-tzory, oi Norwaik. art: t‘lijoy
int; tho day at b‘avin liock.
Miss Lillian (illtIt‘, oi (irtind Sll‘t‘t‘I.
Norwailt. and liar t-ousln, Miss Moytrr.
of “01‘0"in Park, N, Y.. urt- spending
a month at River \'iow ilousv, iiula
wart» Watt-r (lap. I’a.
A party of Pioiit-or and i’liot-nix III'l‘
IIIt'lI, oi’ Norwalk, are arranging to gt
down to (lump lilaokborry. on itotta is
land, Thursday evening. ’i‘hoy wii.
ill't)ItilI)‘ be taken to the. island in ii. i).
Cornell's launch.
The case of “Big 'l‘oiii," out: oi‘ the
tIt‘CinlllItIB on tho froigiit [li‘UIIOIII‘I
"titty of Norwalk." who was :irrostteu
for stealing soiut- whiskry cousignod to
.Innu-s (‘i'oaglL will count up tomorrow
morning bonito .Iudgo Lot-kwood.
The Full Itivor lino stonmor l'ly-
mouth laid oil' t‘aptaiii's Island for ow
"l‘wouill he foolishly expensive for me to send you
but the bust of hay. grain and food. whon i make it a rule
to take bark at price sold anything that. you think is not
as it. should he. ‘
It's easy to mako low prlt‘r‘s if quality it: disregarded.-
tiie market is always full of low—prit-oti goods, but buying
“cheap" grain Is not orouomy and it‘s int-an to your animal.
Buy ()at‘s That's Clean. 4 , in]
MANUEL T. HATCH.
I am near—- I t. .-
Just as far as r \
nearest latter—box
or telephone.
or an hour, )‘t’rllt'l‘tllti’. “Willi: to an
lli't‘IiIt'IIl to III‘i' win-vi. 'l‘litt t-uptain
to Hit: t'ily tti' Ntii'uallt iiuttlo :iii uil‘t-i
of :issistaiit't». but war. told nono wa:
III'l‘iII‘tI,
Mrs. .Iuiiitts \l'. lioyi, of South Mall.
stint-t, who has Ilt’i‘II spoutiiniz IIII
past six months in Mtil‘iiit‘ll. t‘or tiit
i'ttstoratioii ot' Iit‘iiIIIl, roturuotl Iioiut
last owning. in a Illllt’Ii iinpi'ovod t'IIIIA
tiltion. iltft‘illlllliillit‘ii by her dauuhit-r,
Mrs. IIiII‘i'It'I iloyt Iiariios, and Arllitii
.l. Iiill‘lit‘ts‘_ .lr.
'l‘riiliimon handling trains on thr
(fonsolltiatt'tl railroad t~onnt-rtlng WllII
trains from other division. havt- ro-
t-I-lvoti iiistrut'tioint not to wait i‘oi
. Buy now while the atoek lasts.
Booksellers, Stationery, Engraving,
i9 Wall St, Norwaik.
s . I
pec I a .
To close out a Iew Promo Film Pack Camera, .-
$5.00.
WORTH ABOUT $15.00.
You won’t be able to get hem later.
W. P. BEERS,
KO daloi, Film Packs and Camera Supplies
6 80. Main St, So. Norwalk.
Telephone Connection.
trains from otIn-r roads \vlion it l.~
found iillptib‘fiiilit‘ to IIIIIIU' sttlittlult‘
iIIIIi" prorltlt-d. limit-tor. that IIIt')’
IIIIVI‘ IIi'h'I t’llllllllllnii'iili‘ti with trail.
tllspatt-Iit-ra i'or Il‘it‘,{l‘iilliiit' instrur-
lions.
'l‘iw Norwallt Watt-r i‘ominisslonttrs,
iltft'tiilllinllii‘iI by Englut-t-r if. N, Wood.
paid it visit )‘I‘NII‘I'iIII‘Y to tho ilrupo roti-
orvoii'. (itiiiiitilsslttiwt' Ilnliit Rlnioti
this morning that IIlt' rains of n {on
days ago hnvo ralst-d tint atrt-aui that
tiowx into (irupv‘a to a l'iillNItIiiI‘IlbIt'
tIttgl‘flt'. I‘It‘ thought that at tin.- pres—
tiIlI tlun- Norwallt hurt a thirty days
supply.
Nothing ,Suééeadg. Like Sadness.
"Success" is what you are looking for. and there is no better
place to prepare to make a “Success" of your life-work than at
Merrill College
South Norwalk, Conn.
Fall Term opens September 5th. . - ~ a... ‘
Send for New Catalogue.
M. A. MERRILL. Principal.
To TAKE CARE OF MONEY
~«tlie mnrmy of all t-Imntoit of month»—
in tho pi'inrlpitl ri‘mmll for tho axin-
It’m‘t? of
THE SOUTH NORWALK
TRUST COMPANY.
And this duty In Iwrtoruwd with uni-
inituttion to all onuoanIt-tl.
[insiders In greatly facilitated when
the Trust Company Iii panIilItt-d to art
as Ii medium in Ilimuvinl IIIIIIIG'I‘H.
Wu run :9er you in any minority.
.»
This Is The Market
WHERE vou cAN GET son sHELL anaa, LIVE LOBSTERS, LONG
cLAms. ROUND cums, BLUE FIB H, WEAK FISH. HALIBUT. new
con, sEA BASS, BONITA MACKEREL. POROIEa. ETc.
COMES IN mean EVERY DAV. l L
ALL FISH
. \—
Cutblll’a Bridge Fish Market
TIL. 1*—
u
Harry H. HO
' FREI plLIVIIw.
"norm D FREEMIIN, '
"PM BENTINO ‘0
tDCa
Bankers and takers,
Mocks. lends, drain and cotton IIIII ant and Ioid for Gull or on MINI":
Member New York Consolidstod stock thalamus. Direct print. win
New York. 41 uni 48 Wall street.
IOUTH NORWALK. ,
Brooklyn. 871 Fulton strut-
TILMH. HOYT'I ‘I’HIATIII! IUILDING.
Special This Week.“
OOUVINIRO. ALL KINDS.
PRICE.
IOUVINIR POSTAL CARDS, 0
FOR BOINTO.
" UflIlILLAOp “I IACH.
arr commute ,
osmium-t.
IO M Milli m MIT NWIIII. ,
HALF
aromas: m. .: "“
‘ Market‘flmm Ivory Morning at 10 O'clock.
Bicyiolco» a d Carriages
Sold and Repaired at
LUTHER M. WRIGHT’S
Carriage Repository.
We do: attention to the mailer! detail of our business. aid
ant.
guarantor 3‘!“me In com thrift?!
411(0ch Main Street.
Is the name of a now TOOTH
BRUSH that II becoming (popu-
lar: some shape as the» wall—
known Prophylactic. it has
these advantages over the lat-
.,..,ter, however: it is e guaran-
ril'ttioa, Brush and costs 10 cents
victim—namelyp‘aa cents.
We have dozens of difletont
stylus and qualities of Tooth
Brushes, so that we our unit
evsryono; must of thorn guaran-
load. which msnns a now Brush
fret! or cliurgo it the first
purrhase dons not wonr well. It
pays to buy good 'I‘ooth Brushes
llie Oliiford Pharmacy
THE PII ESCRI PTION STORE.
TEL. CALL 15-2. y ,
OOMOOOOOOOOOOWOWO
(Incorporated)
COMMISSION norms.
Dealers In
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
, Swan: It Corbett Block. 80. Norwalk.
TODAY IN WALL 81 REET.
WALL S'l'liltliii'l‘. 10:10 a, tit-{iiwir
inn huniiioss was on a vary. small ornit-
:inti t'lianson wt-ro for tho most, part
trivial, l'iiitod Status Stool pld, atl-
\'lIIIi‘t‘iI fruit and thou lost most of it.
and tho t-oniniou stork was slittdod a
small frartion. 'l‘iit-ru was some gain
g for the Erios, the Second prtorrod ris—
ing 1 (H.
WALL STREET. ii a. IIl.~—I’I'it‘i‘s
droopod back to about last night‘s lev-
el mid the markot fell into a litoloss
condition. Gains of ti poliit in Smttit-
lug, National BISCIIDII. Hide anti heath-
er proforrod and Union Pacific old.
and a rt-nt-tion of in Erie St-t-tmd piti.
\\'t‘l‘t,‘ tho only notublo niovoinonts.
WALL S’l‘liEE‘I‘. .‘oon.-~A sluggish
upturn in Ill'It‘t'Pi was of most VITO“ in
tho rios, tho t-ouimou rising 7.. and
IIIt‘ Soooiitl pi‘d. 2. llouds woro steady.
WALL STREET. 1 p. III."'—‘TIIt' Erlos
t'illlIilIIINI to hardt-ii in tho hope of
dirldoutl IIt’t'I‘dI‘iIIIUIlS on tho proitn-rod.
Tilt“ t‘tlllll’liOIl slot-ks man i i-L’, tho
first pi‘t-foi'retl u point and tho soronti
|)I't‘It',l‘I'(‘(I 2 1-4. The moromvnt t-ar-
I-ltd i'nlou Pacific 11 point owr last
night. Sumo spot‘ialtios galiiotl a point
lII' morn.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wtrel or
The Maplos & Goldnohmidt 00.. Com-
mission Brokers, Swartz & Corbett
Block. South Norwslk. Telephone 153.
Optin. Lilith. Low. 1:30
Mimi t'tip it‘ll“; till-'3; hilt-L», 83“..
Alli t‘ & II‘ Co 35%.; 3:31,. 3:3 3514,
Am LON) ‘ 47% 47% 47%;. 4751.:
.\III Slilt'Il liiilg. ”7‘4. Hill/4 “6%
Ant Sugar ills”; 13813. liltiia; limit.
.-\ 'I‘ & S It‘t‘ Sit 55 X415; 37.
A 'l‘ 8: S [a [if Ila-w; 1021.4; 102%: lazy-g
Iiulio 8: Ohio Hill,“ 113% IIII llll‘xii
ii‘klyn It '1‘ til-"v. 673’. ti‘iik’. Ii. ..
(Thus & Ohio 52% 52% 521i. 523/;
tlli iii & St 1’ Hit 179%. 1783. 179
(fol i“ & i 44% “in. WA. Hit-
Noi' Par :02 202 202 202
Erin 46% 4? tom 47
lilrlo Isl pf till-'3'. till/i Milt; till-if.
ill ticiilt'al limit; ltih‘iicl 1033;. 168%
Lou (ti mash Hilltn 143% Hal/g Hill/lg
Moi Si Ry 123% iflz't‘é 125%, 1251/;
Mott Cont an?” 211.; 20?. 207i.
M K & '1‘ pl 62'... 627.. 627,4 621,2),
Mo I’aoiilt- 97% mi 97% 98
N Y Control 144V: 144% 144% 144%
Nor! & Wot-st 867m 857m 85% 65%
(hit a Wont Ito-x. 50% 60V; 50%
I’onu It It l-il HIM. HM. HIM.
Reading iti2nt 1031/4 102% 10214.
IIt‘lliI lst pt 9414; 95 94% 95%.
lit-p Slot-I 20V; 20% 2092 20%
Itot-k Island 30% 30‘». 03%. 30%
South Par 64% til i," tiili'i" ti-Ill.
Sop lly (lo 32% 32% 32%,» 321/;
'I‘i‘llll ('3 & I 55% 85% 851/. 851/4
linlou I’nt' 127% 128% 127% 128%
U S SII‘I‘I 33% 337, 33% 33%
U 8 Stool pf “my; “will. 10177.. 102%
Wabash Iii iii 1!) l9
West Iin Tel 93% 93%
Bali's to ii! iii., 1...,400
I'I‘It‘tlH for nation bounded upwards
almost, instantly today when the sow
til’lllllt‘nl of It tlocroune or 14.9 in the
arrange pinntoti as compared with hurt
your wait rot'nlvetl on tho oxrhnnse.
'l‘htt gains ranged from it! to 14 points,
()rtobor roarhlnx ll.I7. 'l‘romendous
soiling. prusumably by largo long hr
It'l‘eRIii tollowod, and prII-os wont
tumbling. October was beaten down
it. points front the highest to “.02.
The markot, was oxritod illIiI irregular
DIES ON CHILD'B COFFIN.
Mother Collapses M-
Oriel-Otricksn
tor Long Vigil.
NEW YORK. July 26.-——Atter aittinx
all night by the side of the body of
law lI-yt-nrtI-old daughter. Mrs. Mnry
Eht‘til'till toil tioutl litil‘tltiil tho child's
ootlin. Mrs. fihoriron hati resisted the
appeals of neighbors to take some
rust “IMF the girl‘s death. When some
one called to II‘B her she arose from
R tiIitlII‘ mm which she had been sitting
near the main and tell dead.
MERIDEN JUNK DEALER AOQUIT-
TED.
MDRIDEN. .Iuly Mir-Louis Kensler
and Max Welder. junk dealers of this
city, who were arrested for their. or
copper wire from the Connecticut
Railway and Lightin Company on
the Consolidated Rat my company.
In court here today. The evidence
was innumeiont out each. Both
were lined tor “notion attire uni
In. which mum! ally-rm to
II «our
blur
d of their and under n:-
upom to begotten , __
d all right. in the mIl’I‘or.-CIIIMO News
were acquitted on the charge oi than .
~~ "Wish—«NO: uilm roots ' and
Eveni dollar uou pail more than our
prices for Clothing is not onlu lost. but
also the interest on it for life. We are.
now offering all our suits-*men’s.
uouths’ and children's—at 20 percent.
discount. Sizes run good. We can fit
non for small moneii.
ELLECK & ‘ PRICE.
gs WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK. Y
Telephone Call 324-2. ‘
ATDiBBWRuEW .
RED CURRANTS, WHITE CURRANTS, RED RASPBERRIES, BLACK
CAP RASPBERRIES. t. L.
GOOD CABBAGE, BEETS, STRING BEANS. ‘ '
WILL HAVE A GOOD SUPPLY OF GOOSEBERRIES ALL NEXT,
WEEK.
GOOD PURE CIDER VINEGAR; THE BEST TO BE HAD; DEFEND
ON IT. .‘
CUTTING LOTs OF GOOD DRIED BEEF. . t i
WHAT WILL IT BE? 3'1; w. l
luau-O
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LORENZO DIBBLE
TELEPHONE CALL. 26—4.
l8 Pounds Granulated Sugar. - $I.00 .
I“AN(‘Y ROSE I'O’I‘A'I‘UIQS, I‘ICII I’Et‘K, II'it‘. 2 , J'JIN
MOIIK‘AN SI'RINII Vt'ATEIt. '1‘" "i
PURE WATER FROM Dlt. BALDWIN'S FILTICRING PLANT. PER1
GALLON, 5c. ‘ .‘
NATIVE GREEN CORN, SQUASH, HICE’I‘S,
IIEIIRIES, (YilRItAN'l‘S. PEACHES, MELONS. ETC. ‘
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY.
CUKES, TOMATOES,
20 NORTH MAIN ST. 49 PORT 81'.
SO. NORWALK, 01'. EAST NORWALK, CT.
TEL. 26—3. TEL” 319—8.
"MEYEN TAX”
(lroator demands are constantly being made on the eyes by tiur ativnnc- c
ing (‘IVIIIZIIIIOIL The most pel‘I't‘tit adjustment is onllod for. Life Is often
a Iniluro through poor sight. TIli’ eyes are tho bread winners. We can
given you the best vision possible,
HOMER B. HOYT, Refracting Optician. '\ -
Room 9. United Bank Building, South. Nornlk. Om ‘
Special Appointments st convenience of patron. ,
(linen hours 8—11245. tun—6:00. Saturday evenings. 'lv-D. , ..
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proposed?
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Iookinu to m it my Gibson pose was
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1th money anyhow?
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