' apt 1111111111 general of the Con-
National guard, to Adjutant
George M Cole. concerning
in: tour of duty by Troop A.
3'.an Haven. Colonel wade
Inted inspecting officer by
old. The report received
; emeni of General Cole and
0.11 been forwarded to Captain
' findington. commanding otilc-
lib troop “for information.’
full text. follows:
rt foliown:
Bridgeport, Aug. 29, 1905.
Adlutant General:
. have the honor to report that
rdnnce with Special orncrs No.
A c s.,daied Aug. 3 lbufr.
on 111111 dTro‘opA Cavalry C. N.
on its notice" march. Aug. 21 to
1
minand. consisting of three
_ commissioned officers eight (31
5' seems seven (7) corporate, two
(' trllmpetera and fortv- eight (4‘11
1! 111.1111. with First Lieutenant Frank
‘ Benedict. assistant surgeon assign
left New Haven on Saturday. Aug
at. 8: 30 a. or. it was accompanied
, two army wagons each drawn bv
fur mules: Milford was reached 111
11: 65 a 111.. where a halt was ordered
:91 dinner, after which the march was
resumed to Bridgeport, where Camp
hddlogton was established in beautl
fill Neanide Park. at 1’1 p.111. Distcauc
inhaled, 22 miles. Weather warm and
0n,_Silndtty morning the officers 'llllI
enlisted inert, except 11 low detailed for
dutyat the camp. marched to tho
‘ South Congregational clturtb \vltcrt1 u
j special service had been arranged in
their honor. The music was spetiuilr
fine and appropriate and the 5111',mon
onzabedience to law. very interesting.
7 and instructive. 111 the evening thc
.' band of the Third infantry, t“. N. (1..
‘ gave it conccrt in the1 camp which was
I enjoyed by sort-r11] thousand visittiu's.
1 , . Weather warm. showers in- ovoning.
‘ The official tour of duty began on
. Monday morning. 'l‘ltc command broke
I- “ camp at 8:45 anti procccrlcd Vltl thc
‘ . Sport hill road and licdtllng ridge to
1‘ .- the historical Putnam park, Rotltllllg.
where Camp Bradnaclt was pitchcd at
.. 2150 p. 111. Distance trnvclctl, 20 111111111.
Weather warm and fair.
On Tuesday morning at. 8:45 thc
troop left Putnam park. first llllll‘l‘llllll:
around the monument whit-l1 1111111111
the field where (31111111111 Putnam 11 1111.1-
ged arnlv 1111111111 11 dreary w.'i111111 d111-
lng the war of the revolution. The
march was continued via licthel lo
Danbury. where 111 llzzill n. 111. (71111111
Woodrufl.’ was calnbllshcti in tho cir-
cus lot near the Wltllo street railroad
station. Distance irrtvcicd, about ti
miles. The wcnlhcr was very warm
and frequcntbaltu had been ncccssary
for the comfort of the men and unl—
. 11111111. At 4 11,111.. tltc troop, mounted
gave a skit-mien drill which was wir-
passed and greatly enjoyed by 11 very
large crowd of apocttttors,
OnWednceday. August ‘13. 111 Rzlfi u.
111., the troop broke1 comp and runrchcd
via the Stony ltill road, Newtown, Sun-
dy Hook and Soutbbury to Woodbury,
where they arrived at 5:50 p. 111. Did
tance traveled, 20 miles. Weather fair
and cooler. 'l‘ho baggage train. under
Lleut. Woodruff. ltud proceeded by n
more direct route and the ofliccrrt'
, tents were 11p and the picket line 11»
5 1 tablltlhed when the troop arrived in
1 camp Wade.
fi’h'e' command remained in Wood
bury on Thursday. August 24. giving
Mounted drillu at 10 11. 111., and -i. p. 111.
The afternoon tlrlll was lntcrrtlptctl by
. ‘1 a; series of ltcuvy IIllilltItL‘l‘HItll’lllo
‘1‘; Which drove l-lt‘Vt‘l‘ul hundred visitor's
-. from canto. The rain continued with
brief Intervals nil 11lnl1t 111111
filer as the hour of duyligb:
_ cited.
On Friday. August "F
11p-
; rcvclllo was
“ 1091,311de at IS a. 111. .. 11111: Ilictlkluul Will-l
f5.” ”red and eaten and 1.111111 Illult‘tll
a d ranching rain ’I no match bt~
1 If 8: 45 and wars 1.111 Southbtu y and
" . ' rd to Seymour. uhcrc (hirup Mari
‘ 11 was establluhcd in Park field 111.1111
dieru' monument 111 iI: 30 p.111.
mince traveled, l7 lllIIt'ii. Weather
(A) After 1: 30 p 111.
Saturday. Auroral 211. the coat-
broke camp noon niit-r 8 o tlock
flourished via Anrroniu. Derby and
3 ; its to New Haven. rcuching tho
iiih't‘lon at about 3: 30 p.111. lliuiuum
’ traveled. about its 111111111. Total rile
tame traveled. it... tulltu.
' Th UIHCIDIIlle of the troop Ill or
II t and the behavior of the men
will; the entire tour of duty was be-
criticism. All orders were obcy~
.. promptly and cheerfully, there were
- 119111111111. on orchartttl and poultry
30rd! no alternations with people
the route, very little profanity
111111111111. drivers of the mule team,
1111 trooperlr left 11 good improp-
w in every city. town and hamlet
. whichihcy pursued. The were
hatruotod in 111111111 duty,i the non-
being alert at all hours of the
t is doubtful if they are exccll
of National guard. 3111111111 were
111111 broken with «clarity and
thoroughly policed. all garbage
buried and the 111111111 filled with
MW“ train, under command
. oodruff was invariably on
, another was kicked by a route. but
' “moon‘s services Were not required
I“, I‘UW
; 1nd night. and in military cour-
i’ y any organization in the Con-
heeded When not in lid-
off the right 1 l:
The health at the command 11111111
collent. no 111111111, of eerloml llinotta
in: reported. 01111 enlisted man with“
bruised by being tossed in a blanket.
neither. was aeriously h11rt.t1nd the
tar anything more aerloua than chalet
and bruises and an occasional case of
bowel trouble.
The troop hor 111111 and draft 1111111111111
were exceedingly well cared for. the
veterinary making frequent examina-
llouu, and with the exception of one
mule that was taken sick in “adding
and was left in charge of a veterinary
in Danbury, all animals completed the
tour of tiny in first. class condition.
The commihaary department was
well managed and there were. no corn-
plttinlu regarding the foot]. The ration
war-1 abundant, of good quality thor-
oughly well cooked and meals were
served with regularity and
11111111
The troop was an object of profit in-
tercrtt, especially in the country diav
tricta. where the camps Were visited
by people from far and near. There
was seldom 11 11111111 at which the regu-
lar ration was not uupplemented with
generous gifts of sweet corn and vogu-
tnblct-t from farmers of the vicinity.
and invitations for the officers to dine
at country homers and hotels were i're-
qucnt.
Capt. Luriingtou and his lieutenants,
Mr. Brrtdnnck and Mr. Woodruff. and
the aasietnnt iiiil‘,g€()li Dr. Benedict
gate close attcntl n to details and the
prattice march 11 Troop A was com
dotted in a soldierly manner and In
strict accordance with tltt1 regulations
governing a tour of duty of this kind.
I have the1 honor to bo
Very Respectfully,
Your Obedient Servant.
JOHN H. WADE.
Limit. Col. anti Assistant. Adjutant
icucral. Brigade. 0. N. ('1.
111 view of the fact that thc troop is
the moat recent addition to the state's
rulllnry force and is rbt1 only cavalry
organization in (11.1r1ncctlcttt; its corn-
mrtnding officer and his entire colu-
puny are to be congratulated on this
report.
The company ‘s sacrifices for its new
armory haw1 already won the admira-
tion of the public. and with the above
high commendation New llnvcncrs
may [111 justly proutl of the troop.
W
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
flu find You lino Always Bought
Bears the . : ii.
Signature" of
NOT “OUT WEST."
Adjutant General in Hartford and Not
Holding Back Soldiera' Money.
Hartford has generally been under-
stood to be cast of the Elm City, but
the "New Haven Register" changes
i1111 relative location ill the prcscni
capital and 11111 i'th'lllllIilI, wbcu it
says that Adjutuut (lcncrnl t'lcorgc .\l.
Colo is "out 1v11xt." 1151111 in in this city
111111 was found at. his omcc 111 11111
Capitol ycsicrduy afternoon by n
“Couruui” reporter. who unlml 111111
What 1111 had to any as to tho 111111-
plultlt which 11111111111 from Now liuvcu
lltut 111111111 of the Naval llrtttullou and
others had not rccclvcd tltclr pay for
camp dttty.
'l‘l1t1 udjutnnt general suid that 11111
payments bud bccn nutdc promptly
tllla your. The iuttnlbcrs of the Second
Regiment may have had to wall 11 low
tittys. in view of the fact that ho was
at camp with the Third Regiment of
1111' the rclurn of the Sm'outl. 'l‘hc
law providers that the ndjutanl gout-1"
al pay roll frolu a conundrullng olll1
cor, forward it to the acting pnymnn-
tor general (himself) who in given
three days in which it) 11111110 11111 pity-
mcnts. All payments this year huvc
been made within the rcqulrt-d time
with some exceptions caused by incor-
rcct, pay rolls being forwarded to the
titllutunt general. Many of thooo pny
rolla hnvc to IN! rciurncd 11nd 111111111-
tirnos onc 111111 to go back threc or four
tirncu. Cortnequontly, according to
tlcncrai Cole, if any soldier or artilor
boy 111111 lin1|.io wait very long for his;
pity, the trouble but; 11r11111 nonrt‘r homo
than lltc ndjutanl gctlernl's 111111111.
A11 to the payment of thc Nurtll llrtl-
tnllon, ihc rccordn of thc rtdjtrtnut 111111»
cral'h office allow that thc chm-11+: for
the pay of. officers and 1111111 for duty
thin hummer wore ucnt 11y the action
paymauter general 1111 follows: First
(New Haven) llivlaiou. August 22;
second (Hartford) Diviaion. August
31; Third (Bridgeport) Division, Attic
111-ll 8i.
«Scratch; scratch, acrntch; unable to
attend to bunlnoun during the tiny 111'
Illilt‘l) during 11111 night. Itching pilcrl.
llorriblc plague. floun'u Ointment
cures. Never fulln. At any drug store,
50c.
PANIC AT OPANIBH CATTLE SHOW
SAMMANCA, 81min, Sept. ii.»-lt
in estimated that 120 per-11111111 were in-
lured some seriously. durlnx a panic
at. a cattle chow here today when
frightened animals run into crowdc of
cpectatora.
or the troop It was in close
at the rear. and in no instance
meant when the troop reached
”looted for either the noon
100d wore acctmta and at
critic 11111119 for the 1113111311111.
1% tho march on either
prompt~ .
' flaiurday of thin week.
arerest g o be 861W 11 chic.
first of all; and in proportions.
details and finish they are really
handuornc. Examine for your-
self: you will readily agree.
lrrtittltbulltrnrell last 1131 IIllfllllIIi
Cor West and North Main Sta.
,4
MUCH RENOVATED sun-En.
-—.—-—
lnspector Sundln Claims Fat: Similar
To Those Used in Olea-‘
margarine At‘o Substi-
tuted.
WA'l‘ERllllltY, September ll.«—ltcn-
ovulctl butter is being sold in this city
at tlnur-rtlully lligb priccn, according to
the report 111111111 by thc food and milk
Iltspcclor 111 the lust met-ling oi‘ the
board of ltculth. Mr. Suttdin fcolu
that thin clash of butter should be In-
bclcti. and not sold in such a 111anucr
tbut tlrt1 purcltttscr is not. tttvttrc. that
It In tho rcnovntcti urticlc. and 1111 will
take stops to have.- it. necessary to so
label the product.
111 bit} report Mr. Suudin states tht1
method need for reiterating thc buitcr,
which according to him. soils of froru
23 to 28 come per pound. nearly thc
141111111 11.11 11111 pure butter. lie claims
that in n inrgc number of (111111111 whet-11
tbc butter is "111111111 over." the work
is done by the addition of n numbcr of
this such he urt- usctl in thc 111111111-
iaclurc of 11lcortturgttrir111, and that
stitch rcnovntotl butter is to all lnicrtis:
11ml purpoacs. oloorunrgurluc.
'l‘lrcrc Is :1 low to 1111.11 slutc rcnnrd-
iltg tin1 sole of“ olcomnrgurluc. making
is n111't1ssary to label 11111 substitulc,
and in his report to 11111 health dcpnrt~
11111111 tbc inspector calls the attention
of tho (‘flllllllIHSIOllt‘l‘K to lIlt- 1111111111‘
of buying lnbclu on tho rcnoruictl but-
1111'. in tIt‘Ht ribinl: tbc process of 1111m-
ui‘ut-turo .\lr Suntliu 311111111 tltc rancid
built-1' is 11111111111 and worked over
through 11111141111115 in which wntcr and
cbotulcttlu arc ltt‘xctl until the foreign
111-11111 rtr‘o l‘t‘lllfn‘t‘il ’l‘bcn dlifcrt-ni
frtlu ttrv 111l1l111l lo the buttcl‘. and plan
coloring iluitl, 11111l 11111 bulicr ln' 11.411111
1'1-111ly for 111111.
NOTHING ON THE MARKET EQUAL
TO CHAMBERLAIN’S COLIC.
CHOLERA AND DIARRHOEA
REMEDY.
This fact is well known to drugglntn
crcrywltcro, 111111 1111111 out of 11111 will
give their «11111101111115 this prcpurution
wbcu iltc best In naked for. Mr. 0119
Wittncr. a promlncni drugglsi of .lopiiu
Mo, in ft t‘ll‘t‘llllll‘ letter to his custo-
111111'.‘~1. suyu: “'l‘bcrc is nothing on
the unwind in tlic way 111’ 1111111111 inctli-
clnc which 1111111th (‘lutmbcr'luln'a Colic.
(‘lrolcrn 11nd llinrrlioca ltcrnwly for
bowcl coutplttlutp. W11 1111'“ 11nd roc-
111111111'1'111 this propurutlou." For tulle
by Sililsoni’owcll Corporation, t‘llfitu'd
Pharmacy and Zoltfues’ l'hur-
litucy. "
ILLICIT TOBACCO MAKERS.
A mid Willi 111111111 on iiIli'Kt‘tI illicit
iobttt-co 111:1nul'uclui‘t-rs 111 lltt1 lt‘t‘tlcrnl
Hill 111111111111. Provldcrtt-c. ibis w.11111.
by 51111111 libotlc IHIlllliI rcvcnuc offi-
t-cra. Stvcu tltousuud.iivt1 Iilllltll'i‘il
cigars and poorly a ton of lcuf lo-
bncr-o were seized. 'i‘ht'y worn the
pl'opot'ty of two italiuud. 11111] the
seizure was ruutlo by llcpuly t‘ollcct-
ortl l".‘. A. licuyou and (incur A. (,‘urie-
ton, usalhtt-d by (l11ugcrt‘hurlce ll.
()wcu. llotb Kcuyou 11nd (Jatilciou
are well known in Hartford. ii 111
HllIiI IIlllI 111111 of 11111 lluliuuu failed to
report 11111 purcitnuo of tobacco, and
that the other HtlIll contrary to tho
Hittluioll.
ARE YOU ENGAGED?
Engaged people should rcmcmbcr.
that. after marrlnrrc. runny qrtarrclu
111111 bp avoltlcd. by keeping their 11i-
hflullolifl In good condition with idioc-
irlc lllttcru. S. A. llrown. of llcunollu-
villc. S. 0., unyu: "li‘or ycurrt, my wlfc
sulfur-11d iuionaely front dyapcpuln. (‘oni-
pllcntcd with a iorpid livcr, until she
lord her atrcmtth and vigor, 11nd lic-
citmc 11 11111111 wreck of her former uclf.
'l‘hcn alto Il‘Ii'tI Electric liiitcrn, which
helped her 111. oncc. and finally 111111111
her cntlrcly woll. She is now utronu
and hculthy." if. if. Baxter. South
Norwnlk. and E. 1". Wood, Norwnlk.
“clip and guarantees them, at 50c 11
bottlt‘.
M...-
MOTOR BOAT DEN OFF FOR THE
RACES.
Tito npecdy motor boat Don was
towed to New York front Bridgeport.
t-laturday morning by John lioatllcy’ll
handhontc yacht, and wall meamircd
; yesterday by the officials of the bi:
motor bout citrnlvnl to be held on
the Hutluon on Monday. Friday and
compete in the ruccu. in which are en-
tered 1111111141 111‘ the fantcet boattt in the
country. and both inventor llcrreahoff
and Mr. liondley. owner of the little
craft. are confident that she will be
. the biggest hurprillo of the year.
1...»...
ALWAYO SUCCESOFUL.
When indigestion becomes chronic
ii iii dangerous. Kodol Dyspepnla Guru
; will cure indigestion and all troublea
' 111111111111; therefrom, thus preventing
Cniarrh of the Stomach Dr
Newt
111-0111311 of Marine, W. Va., any-z
‘ 1111111 stomach
time nttfferln
are. l have nrerrcrlbed it for a num-
1131"” patienu with 0000 “1000“." '
1 ‘ 11
~ manual. and nitrite! the stomach tweet
Impala Cur-11 dim“ what
by Th0 Gilliam Pharmacy. «1
1 1 6 ~Washing'ton.» 811., So. Norwalk, Ct.
The bout will '
“To .
from indigestion or ‘
,- would tray there in no 1
, hatter remedy than Roda] 111-mm
Mlllltlilil 111111111111 1111i 11111113111111,
.September 11th, 12th, 13th.
Thellltaop'athic [eaters
Will heal the sick free,
In Red Men's all.
I'loorsopcnnni1“otlocl<. lltrnousttnitort :11-
511111 11ml trcntnrttil pivcrt Ill bull ll\l§.Ii.
'I‘lrc. sight of 11 lifetime.
1.31) 1.11.113). Admis-
I)oi1t tail to race illcul.
A NEW METHOD,
By means of which anypticyarrcurc their own diseases
FULLY DEMONSTRATED.
The Sick. Deaf. Blind, Lame, Rheumatic, Pals'rcd, Paralyzed and
all who are Crippled and on Crutches will be treated by the Laying
on of Hands. Tumors and Goitors removed in full view of the
IlIlStlIllIllIi] 111111 of thirty.
'I"Itc public is Ct‘ll'tIIZiII}‘ invited to bring;r tlu- sick of ibcir own
1'111111‘1- to 11111 Ilrtll for “lost 'l't'crttrttcitt," illztt lIli‘}‘ may know the
cores :11‘1: gcuuiuc :11111 lusting.
__—___-—.—-————
Thcac Frcc i-lcnling Douronstrnrlnns
111-c, Hivcu by 11111 Viirtoputblos for tbt-
purpose of publicly proving their
power to ullcvinto 1111111 111111 1’111'11 1111111
11111511, 111111 more quickly introducc .11
11111 alt-it . their natural methods of
b1‘1.1tllr1g ’l‘hlt‘t woritlcrftll bottling pow-
er in tottulnly a divinc gift, and was
never beforc noon in snub force plum1
the tinn- of our Savior. Unbclicv'crs
11111 soon convluccd \vhcu they fccl tbc
soothing inilttcnccc 111' “munctlc vibru-
lion pcnciratc Illt'li‘ syrctctu.
No comparison 11:11: 1111 111111111 bc-
lwccn 11111 \‘ltaopatlrlc work 11nd lIlllI
of any other Itculcr you may 111th
11111111 or board of. "ylllc get lIli'
1'1]:ng '12:?"‘if::”‘\':|:l‘:'"“I‘u‘eo‘m re~ults or how hopeless thc cut-w. it may lw
Intricliublc to cure; and, '1' curnblt1 tit
BE SURE TO SEE HIM- 1.111. this wonderfully endowed 1111111
Nt1vcr' bt-forc in tho history of tltcEwlll cure and THE AFFLICTED
trcnllucul and 1-111'11 of dincuno buvc ONES WILL ARISE AND WALK.
such marvelous; rcuults bccn 111121111011 ”("13 any u cant 1... am“. 1,“; g.)
hinuy (It‘l‘lfll‘i‘ ”‘1‘ astounding “"r“5I.111d 1:110 It donc. licrrrt-ulbcl you 111'1'
“WI“ ”WW 11"." “11'th \ IIHOI’JII‘I‘W ‘ living Ill 11 world of wonders 111111 111 1111
Iloult‘l‘fi ul‘o MIIIMIJl-fi‘ bl‘llmd ”Kluge of morning udvnuccruonl. No
power of 1111111 to denunbc. All cures | who first condemns without careful
I“ lmbllt' 1111' “WI“ 1‘Hill‘rly ml“- 11“” 11nd 1111111111'11l1c11aiv11 consideration and
nearly overybody 111 tho audience can inquiry is certainly “lying exprafisk)“
'fcct illclr t-ttt'nugc utugtwlic lulluc'tt'“. to proofinpnqyml ”93mm“; in up;
those arc 11111 Show all 11d 1111111 111W light of lilt‘IN iillt'Il llnuly opinions nrt‘
illll'lflfl the IMI “1"! your: “‘1'lele 8W” without wulghl. wludoin or common
11 furorc of («1111111111111 ltl Boston. hemp,
Pl‘tlvlilt'llt‘t‘. littrtl'orti. Nv'w Haw-u. ,, . . . .
Bridgeport and 1110.11 “n of ”m prlnt'l— .MMUITM 11'11 'iho‘ri-“lel 11111:.”111:
pal New England citicr-r. Dior. “Y on F1 mpy (11111; 111 .
which lllutory and the teachings of
MODERN MiltAtYleS ttrc daily pcr- 501111111.» show huh and can be done.
fortucd by this now Nye :11111 of healing. and that which woll informcd 1111111
VIIBUIWIIN- ”W ""‘V "10111011 01 “W“ know can be 11111111. 111111 in being donc
lug tilt-111111111 by nnlmr 1i umgucilhm,‘ In this “a... Their work “us ”up"
the scicncc of 1111 ding t.‘ to eitlt by the uuccenafnl and most rirnxnillcently
‘laylng on of bonds" uticcchhtttl.
THE MARVELOUS CUREB 111111111 A apcclul fund bttu been imbecrlbcd
by 111111111 liculcra lutro,nttr11ctetl tho ut- to dcfrny all cxponucr-r.
tortilon of thousands of pcoplc in oil
“'11th or life, 111111 given to the nick
11nd SlIITl‘l‘llll: now lil‘c 111111 11111111. 'l‘ltut
ll111 dcul‘ :11'11 111111111 to hour, ”14‘ bllrld
to 511111. lIlt' lutut1 to walk: that the 1111-
sltzbtly tumor 1.11 made to wustc away
and the fotil cunt-or clunlluetl and
dried up, simply by tilt1 application (if
those trculmcnls. without operations.
scents bcyontl belief; but such are
11111 claims made by those who have
bt 1.111 treated by them. and you an-
nlvcu lllt‘ 111111111111 to lost for yourscli‘
whether such things arc truc.
THEY WILL PERFORM CURES
that will nuionlslr tbc skeptical. 3111
lbc scrlous to thinking. and convlncc
lllc doubtful that their powcr la 1111~
qucutloncrl. No matter what tbt1
111211111511, how bad. how long utnntliux.
Tin Vltaopafhfa Healer: can be consulted free at
the Mahaakomo Haul until October In. from 9 a. m.
to 8 p. m. daffy.
any you.
8111111113 and Mtlhnery
from if» mutton . .
It will, have "11;; may Per Cent an the Dollar.
We an (tofu a perfect fit.
The Fair (201111 and Fur Store,
GI WASHINGT 0N STREET.
"ALL EYES"
require Bpocttlclofl aooner or later. Defective eyes unlcha strengthened with
glauueu, become more weakened. The proper glass can often work protec-
tivt1 woudct ts lf 11111111 in limp, ,
HOMER B. HOYT, Reflecting Optician.
Room 9.11nltcd llnnk building 'l‘1-icpbone 363~~150u1h Norwnlk, Conn.
Special Appointments at convenience of patrons
Oflice hours Swil: 1ii'1
12:15—41:00. Saturday evenings, 7———9.
Furniture on Credit.
1,-1
A. J. Angevinc $1 Son,
134 Washington Street. South Norwalk. _
~91111an CLOAK' s.""’seni.n5nsnf‘
OFFERS FOR SATURDAY AND MON DAY THE BALANCE OF STOCK RE-
GARDLESS OF COST. '
POLKA DOT WAIBTS .. 30¢
SKIRTS $148UP
RAINCOATS............................... ..... .. ............. $4.60UP
FALL 8UIT8......... ......... $798UP
SILK SUIT8,FORMERLY SIB. .................... NOW $9.00
BRILLIANTINE SUITS .. .. ..... NOW $3.48
WHITE LINEN BIHIRT WAIS‘T SUITS ...... . ................ .NOW $3.75
CHILDREN DRESSES ..... .................... NOW 750
A FEW LARGE SIZE WAISTS, SIZES 40,
WORTH FROM $2.110 TO “.00. AT $1.25.
COME AND TAKE ADVANTAGE. OF IT.
33 311111hMaitt 31111111. 811th Norwalk.
42 AND 44. wane
II
1.... Order Today
is what we are after. We are here
to please you, we take pains to please
and we will please you. whatever you
may want in the way of meats, poul-
try nntl till else you expect to find in
a well appointed butcher shop. Meats
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Fresh Native Roasting Chickens and
Broilers.
J. W. DODGE.
Sacco-nor to Jacob Schaub.
22 Washington Street. 'Phone 322-2.
COAL. "MCOAL COAL
At the Lowest Prices.
2,000 lbs. Guaranteed.
B. HERSHFIELD 818011
122 Water Street, Telephone 23613.
Wood St. Tel. 203-5. Public Market, 32 80. Main St.
John T Hayes, 5 Main Street, Norwalk.
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THIS IS NOT “PRESIDENTIAL YEAR,” BUT WE ARE IN THE
FIELD A3 CANDIDATES FOR YOUR COAL TRADE FOR THE SEASON.
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HAND. WE HAVE JUST UNLOADED THREE CAROOES OF OLD COM-
PANY'S LEHIGH COAL. WE ARE IN BUDINEBO TO STAY, AND WILL
GWEEKOU GOOD VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY. LET US HAVE A TRIAL
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