‘Ii
”"7 ”'fl".»t.'ww_womnnn . .
AND
FRESH CANDY
MRI-dig and Republicans to Hold
51 WASHINGTON IT.
’4 ‘ .Jut"
IIIIII'INIIIIINIIIIIS.
b ‘ K wit WILL noun vou.
‘ TAYIIDR 8 “I“:
_ New fail clothing III Davis“.
the ad. in this Issue
, A son was bor'h last night to Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Kilng, of Sound View
Terrace.
aoLI‘fIés IN THE NORWALKS.
W
9“qu Tonight In lbs First and
I55": Third Diatt‘ etc.
All interesting time Is I‘XlH’Ited this
eii‘onlng at the sounds or Inc First and
TIrd Voting Districts. for the nom-
Iti'iitfon of town oi‘llcerI. at the towit
~ assemb y hall
'I‘w'o trainee will be Inesented for se-
lectniim. those of Alfrid F. Avison, at
present a seleIIIman. and Edward F.
Smith. It is expected that both will
develop a good sized following. Mr.
Avlson expresses the hope that the
caucus will Insist on the balloting be-
Flavoring extracts In tthe Ferris Coal
Company' a ad. Reodit
'Iihe Barbers' Union Is to hold a reg-
ular session this evening.
._J W. Dodge’s ad: notes some later-
eating prices on Inca Read it.
A meeting of the Iron Moulders' Un-
Icn Is scheduled to be bold to-night.
John Kane and I"(‘.thiIIIles Lockwood
attended. avdancednBtamford last eve
nlng.
St. Joseph' 8 T A. B. Society will
holda Inéo'tlb'g tb- might in the ball In
South‘1 Main street.
Miss May McCabe. of Washington
street, spent Sunday with fiiends In
Englewo‘od. J.
Rugs of various kinds at Reed's
Demonstration of the Thermalite hot
water bag. Read ‘the ad.
Palestine Castle; Knights ofthe Mys-
tic Chain, held a regular business
meeting last evenlng in Mystic Chain
Hall.
At the present time there are ninety
scholars registered in the Franklin
kindergarten which has its sessions
In Arlon Hall.
A routine business meeting of the
official boaI‘d of the South Norwalk Bot ‘ Messrs Aviéon and Smith aré that he would not be satisfied with anything else. You
infietgflilats Ihlmrchb was held last even data I, some excellent work among may destroy the good health and appearance of your
g 1‘ L “1‘0 - thei friends and ass result there will,
Mrs. Alida Allen‘. of’Brush street, It I» expected, be a large caucus. horse by a little Indifference regarding his feed. a
will move to New York in the near 1 _th the liem0cratic town and city ‘
future. as her daughters hold posi- Drl aries of the First and Third Vot- u“ 3‘ Buy Oats Thats Clean.
Hons in that city in Districts will be held tonight. No .
Mr and Mrs (dhfllleg S Prowltt 01’ 0 position to First Selectman John Do- MANUEL T. MTG“.
Denver Colo, ar‘é the guests of the V ine for the renomination has yet man
I‘m-“morn brothel ifested itselfis From the present out- _ Whén you think of grain I” l~_“.l..
Chief J.- Thornton
l’rowitt. of Elmorest ' ,.
lng done by chock list.
Tonight's caucus will nominate one
selectmen a tax collector, two con:
stables. one giand Juior, an assessor.
one member of the board of relief.
town clerk. town treasurer. one school
Visitor and registrars for the First
and Third districts.
Herbert R. Smith will undoubtedly
be nominated to succeed himself. and
It is expected that he will be endorsed
on the Democratic ticket. William A.
Curtis will also in all probability be
nominated to succeed himself as town
treasurer, and Sidney Guthrie to suc-
ceed himself as collector of town taxes.
Oscar W. Raymond is again a candl-
dato for asses or, and there Is no rea
son to slippage that he will not be
renominated. The nomination for an-
other ofilce hlch will also in all like
MATITAII WHAT vo
A: LONG As You HAVE To auv A NEW sui'r. IT MI'oIiT As waLL
as our. or :rus NEW LoNo mooaLs ws ARE sucwmo. .
oApIT oar AerI-Imo moss uTv LIsI-I on emu FITTING, no ‘
PAY on wuo vou oar IT or.
LIT us snow vo rm: FALL LINE. I
J“ YOU'LL FIND-Ina NEW ovaTss GRAY IN NAItaow Auo wipe
AL: wossTso,1-.ANov MIXTURES ANo‘
sans IN scorouv arrears, AND RELIAELE‘I suck AM: not
Nance ANo TI-usar.
eINoL's ANo DOUBLE BREASTED mooaLs com: wrru cone
or soon LENGTH, BROAD oI-IoULosas, WIDE cOLLAns ANo LAP.
5L3,” one cam-as VENTs, ANo FULL-HIP Taousass.
$8.50 to $25.00.
oua FALL I-IATa. TOP cons, RAINCOATs. suture, NECKWEAR, Maples & GOIdSCIIIIIIdI 00.
UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY AWAIT YOUR JUDGMENT.
voy
COME IN AND
OVERPL‘AIDSI 'FANCY
FALL CLOTHES FOR BOYS AND CHILDREN.
OUR HATS ARE MADE BY C. a K. AND VOLK.
I'd-Mira
lihood be pI oriented to the same man
as last time is that of school visitor.
Post ast r Bradley S. Keith‘s many
{lion 5 II III insist that he again be a
candida for' the honor.
be a close fight bctwcc n Fran
nerd and Joseph A. (‘arler for
the 0 cc of registrar. The latter is
the or sent Incumbent of the office and
look Mr. Dcvlne will got the nomina-
Antbony Stelgeinwald the Hotel Nor
walk b‘dl‘liL‘l‘r has gone tot New York-I
us the result’ of having received we
that his father was Ivory 111.
As long as you have to buy a New
suit why not try one. of Rogers. &
Stovens‘ now long models? The ad
will tell you more About them.
Money at four '.tiiil‘ cent. In'tcrcst
compounded semi annually. “001a dou-
bles itsoli’u .Why not shut an uccounl
with the South Norwalk Saving N Bank.
The regular annual meetinw; of thr
Town Teachers“ Associations’ is being
-lield this afternoon at the . Franklln
building and- plans ariang II for the
work of the year.
Joscpb Mansfield, of Cent 1.31 Valley
N Y... and Robert Dunc,an IIf New Ha
Ion. were cntmtained by M r and Mrs.
Samuel Pliitt of pilzeb eth street.
South Not walk. last even" mg
A meeting of The .l nnlu a Club
«Inn be bold tonight at 1'3 ocglock at
tic icsidcnce of Charlies) Jennlu s
IIII WIsI sIII-III. Plans E g
yeai will be talked ot't
(icorgc L. Rockwell.
Matlirwson & Company
oil 2; mcmbcr of the
IIdui-ation oi Ridgcflelti
hold in that place his
The big gray horse
we on of Putnam Ho
Ihi moxiiiiig In fiont
cmo Hoicl child in
Walters. Fortunately
I
,l‘.
I
'.of Louusnury
p was nominat-
,town boaid of
.1 at n caucus
It night.
fhlcb dmws the
.9 Company tell
of the Mahack-
barge of Driver
'tho animal was
«-
not Injult‘tl. I
Hon. MI Kcnoaly on" iamfo (1 Hon
John A. ltuusllng, of ' grldgepgri and
ExMayor Ii. M. Colt I Icn (it this city.
I-oiniiilusIImIrI-I to ca tlmate
accuring to some pr qpl-rly owners in
Dunbuiy by reason of the taking of
their lands lIy ”ch
the purpose of Ii ,
mcnccd Ilicir hearl
day.
Under the soup
of tho Norwulk H Isl! school
parémtlnts. IiriIanICl‘em.,nI,. are
ma 2 or a plan . . ivcn
by George BII- I rmltul to III II
and Organist (Mt St
Stamford Tl
{1 Sign III
'9
both do-
.lohn' a church.
such frlenda‘
“0‘0". progr vim it will be held proli-
ably 0“ 1‘“ I day, October II, at
Franklin A igemply Hull.
113’“ I ..ikcr. H. (lussmun. Mrs. M.
A. Colic ey. 1000,“ in. Hanoi Boston:
Edward
1011.6
““th ‘1 l (I. (i am; Mn; a a to
lay. Mr.
II. C. C. Wallace. J. H ili-ow
‘r.. A. A. Asher W (‘ Jaeger
icon. 8 J. H ford James A
J C ‘.Ilicltoif.
I
Veri 14}
PM My . Charles Cotton. Greenport l
I Bani mini
II. ”du uv . than Illk,werelittb
(ford yesterday.
N’T roaotr
W. alftmeycr.
-e; IMM. AI
" as with Malaria, Chitin.
tired mung; that aim-
you N-
ew hy'h “Ayaioiano.
If not satisfactory.
rowan. cos.
A
.or the coming
damages
. 1‘ ty of [)nnbury for
later supply. coni-
..unbury. to-
Ices III the pupllage
being
’dor Ia pl‘unist of note.
c purpose is to bring
before “1" m I tubers of the school and
as may be interested u
the
Ik Danburyz'l ‘21. Mor-
I IeFI WI '~WIIIIem iiaviu. a.
and Mrs. C. A. Seymour and
Bernstein. S. G. McKee. .l. V.
ew York. (1/. ,.W
Warren. Mind: J. A. Hollings.
Fort
lWolch German
W. in. lowia. Glenlirook: (l. E.
Now . avon; D W. Pratt. Baa
artford' . Frank
tlon without a vote again him.
Norwaik city politics are still in
quitII a chaotic conditions. Ex-Mnyor
Charles L. Glover will be the Demo-
cratic candidate for mayor and the
party ls making every effort to get
togotbci a strong line of candidates
for the council. Councilmen James 'I.‘
Hubbell and Henry Matheis Will be
on‘the list and other names board are
those of Moses H. Glover, Lceiuau M.
Brundage and '.I."l‘. Hayes. ‘
An interesting contest is anticipated
at IhtI polls next Monday bcIchn Wai~
lace Dana unil Samuel Lyncs. It Is
expected that their names will be on
the Democratlt and Republican tickets.
respectively. undei ilic ethic of water
commissionei
Major Eben Hill, Jr.. ls still con-
sidctod II prominent Republican can-
didate for mayor. Many of Mr. Hill's
friends Insist ‘that he stand. There
is very little change among the candi-
dates for the council. The four pres-
ent Republicans in the council will be
candidates and other names board are
these of Cbarlcs ll. llllworth and Wil-
liam L. l’ilasccr.
Republican friends of Lieutenant
Howard H. Moat-mum arc insisting that
he would make an cxccllcnt candidate
ior muyoi‘.
AUSTRIAN BUDGET PRESENTED.
VIENNA, Supt. 26.~'l‘he budget for
1906 was presented by the minister of
finance in the lower house of thc Aus-
trian l)lct. lt estimates the revenue
at. $364,I0FI,482 and the expenditure at
8.263.808.442.
nnnsmn...“
Paying Your
Bills with Check
NEAT cI-Iecksooks FURNISHED
rues To osPoaITona IN THE
oaNaaAL aANKINo DEPT.
os
“"Il'hye
South Norwalk
Trust Co
W
Moll! Souvenir Post Cards
Including views of Norwalk. South
Norwhik Dorl‘oa's Point Roam Point
Silveimine the old depot. birdaeye
view- of the twin cities and forty other
views In black and colored.
large line of leather postal cards;
South Not-walk and Rowayton.
I
A-
6
Also a
, is a difference.
grade.
think of Hatch.
Some people may think.that oats are oats, but there
If you will Insist on having grain from' ' I
our place. you will get good old clean oats of the best ”'-
If your, animal could speak you would learn
.lflsi
11:23::
POWERS WILL ENTER MACE
DONIA. l
(‘.ONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 2II.-A
collective note from the six powers
has been handed to' the Forte declar~
big that their decision Io'assumc in-
ternational control of the donors of
Mari-(ionic. Is unullcruble. The note
informs the Ottoman government that
the foreign dclegatcs appointed as con
Irolieis will arrive at Saloulcu OctobIIi
. and requests that the necessary in
structions be sent to the provincial
authorities so that the delegates may
enter on their functions without delay.
’l‘hcie is increasing Iilctlon bIIIchu
the British embassy and thc Porto in
consequence of the IIIIIIII in the pity
mcnt of an indemnity to the owners of
British lihows attacked by Arab pi.
rules in thI RIIII Sea. The cmbussy‘s
Intcsi note pointed out that unions the
matter was soon satisfactorily settled
the Incident would assume II gmiicr
aspect.
CHRISTINE WILL BE SENT AWAY.
NEW YORK. Scpiembci 26.— -Tlic
police and a family IIIIV‘SIHRR today
decided that (‘hilstlnc Grossmau tho
flftcen- -ycur old girl who was found un-
conscious from iiIIch-d robbers” attack
In her home ycuiIII-duy was suffering
only from mental hallucinations.
Near the place where she was found
It search rcvc‘alcd a demand for $900
written on the back of her mother' a
picture which hung with Its face to the
wall. A demand for $200 was written
on the back of her own Motion. The
policb aftur comparing the hnuilwrit.
lug on those plc'tuicu with that III
Christine's school copybook. declared
that the girl herself had written the
dominant. How site IIIIIIIII to be found
unconscious by hcr brolhcr has not
IIIIIIII explained.
DOUGLAS FOWLER ANNIVERSARY
Douglas it'oIle-r Post, (i A. 11.. held
a mootlng last evening. at which con-
sidcrablo business was transacted.
Plans for the anniversary of the es-
tablishment of the post ware Informal-
ly considered and the post will prob-
ably uttend services at. the East Ave.
nun Methodist Church on the evening
of October 15 Informal plans were
also made regarding a hop to be given
In connection with tho next camp fire.
The report of the treasurer of Ihc
funds of the recent. pcach festival was
road and the receipts for exceeded
what had been expected
a.
BAD FIRE IN SPOKANE.
SPOKANE Wash. Sept 26. --A dis-
astrous fire broke out In the heart of
the wholesale and shipping section of
Spokane early today. which completely
gutted three brick buildings. Totai
lire loss about 8200.000.
The heaviest losers are the Booth
mogliutock Com
’tiwb story h
8100.000; Cudahy Packing Company.
Company. 326. 000.
The cause of the are lit unknown.
DIOIOLUTION OF THE UNION.
ny. wholesale groo- I
blink and contents,
stock No, 000; C. 1-1. Weeks. three story;
building. occupied by Pacific Transfer
CHRISTIAN“. Norway. Sept. alt-
Wcst Chester County police received Open High Low
a Iucssagc from Detective Sergeant Amai (‘op 82 821,4. 821,5 aw
Barlow io-Iluy stating that the man ar- Am’ C & F Co 35% 35% 35% 3539.
rusted yesterday in Central Bridge. N. Am C & F pf 997$.“ ‘99?“ 997... 997/.
Y.. on suspicion that he was Joseph Am Loco 53 53% 53 531,9
(iirard. who is wanted for the murder Am Smclt 136% 127 126% lZIi’x.
of (tussle I’feiifer III the Bronx. is not 'Ani Sugar 138% 139% Hist/g 139%.
Glrnrd. Barlow found that. the man A 'l‘ &. S Fe 8974. 90% 89% 80%
was too old for Girard and that he Balio & Ohio 112 A 112% 111% llll'ts'.
did not haven bite om his finger as lI‘kln R 'I‘ 70% 71% 69W. 7W.
had been reported. (‘lics & Ohio 573%. 67% 50% 57
~—----*-" Ch (it West 211,4; 21% 211.4 211/;
SIX DEATHS FROM WRECK. (‘h M & St l’ 181% 181% 180% 181
PHILADEI i..PHIA Sept. 26 —-Noblc (’01 . ~ I . 43% 4W: 43% 44
Redmond. a porter who was injured III EPIC 50 50% 50 5“
IhII wreck on the Pennsylvania Rail ETII‘ If" M 81% 81‘13 81% 81%
road III Paoli yestcidas. died today. 1“ CPIIIVRI ‘80 130% ”0 1"“
making a. total of.st dead. The otli- Lou & NIIHII 153% 1541/2 153% 154
or injured arc otit of danger. MN SI “1' 1.25% 1257s 1247‘s 135%
Mcx Cent 231/. 23%. 23% 23%
“""”“""””""“”"“‘“ W" M K & '1‘ 3-1 34% 34 34%
. M K & ’l‘ pf 691,4. 69M. 69% 69%;.
I Mo Pacific 105% 105-33 104‘"; iii?)
6 Nat Load 461/. um um my.
N 1' Central 149% 150% 149% 150
Norf & West 85 85 80% 84%
be always asking someone for gm AM YIN“ firm 2: 29% 3379
III‘ II I o I) 5
the right time-—have a reliable Penn R R ”3% ”3% “3% ”3%
watch (If your own. No matter P530 GIIS ”103% ‘03?“ 103% 103%
what your taste. your need, your Reading in 122% 121% 121%
price. we can satisfy you. Read Isl pf 9i It did; In M 91%
{Lop Steel 23% 23% 28 23
ick Island 3274’. 33% 32% 34
ANY-Austin, :0th l’uc any. can. 6773‘. as
oup Ry (‘.o :17 37 80% 30%
J‘WEL‘R' Tom C a I 86% um 36-. IIII'II
40 Wall St- Norwalk. Conn- Texas Pat: any. 35% any, any;
m........mm inlon PRC 132% 132% 132% 132
U 8 Rubber 613% 55% {III 55%
._..__ ”w“... U S Ste-III 37% .37% 37% :I’I'ii.
' II II Steel pf mm 104% 10m 104%
t da Wabash 22%. 22a. 22a 22%
or a I“. y en . r Wis Cent. 30 30 29%. 29a.
W‘—
COLEMIN’B
new. cross.
to North
Apnr_m
“fight“. Mun. touts Nam-III.
Soauilinp’s Baseball
Premier Michelson laid the draft of
the treaty providing tor the dis-oh»
tion of the union between Norway and
Sweden before the Bun-thing today. It
was decided to aubinit the treaty to a
We: mayor-ti III Goods.“
spacial committonh“
SUSPECT IS‘INOT GIRARD.
NEW YORK. Spptcmbcr
EVERGREEN CORN, PER 001..
‘WIET POTATOEFJ’PER PK" 23° Massachusetts Officials.
ONIONS. PER PK., 25¢ (lovcrnor Roberts and Frank t‘.
Sumiii-r of Hartford members of the
TOMATOES. PER QT" 50 commission on relocating and defining
JOSELOFF’S
72 N. Main 5!. So. NorwalkI
Telephone 838-5.
SPIIIIIIC
VOLUNTEER FLOUR, PIR IAG, 00o
‘3 6A". MILK- 35“ Governor Rober‘ts and Commissioner
Sumner called on Governor Douglas
,3 CANS “ow Jun. pg”, 35. film had a very pleasant visit with
In.
. It ,
2 mos. GRIN“ 0" Will". 3100 aIIoTIIsIII-Iooo or or. Auouw.
AS
sit COTTAGE AVENUE.
sitar uoawaax. com; 9n
26 - l‘hc
Iio
DYIPEPOIA CURE.
Ia guaranteed to cure dyspepsia.
. it restores the digestive juice:
and strengthens the stomach. If -‘
yours is a light case. it will
quickly relieve and cure. you.
Chronic cases are easily cubed.
but of- courso the treatment is». ‘
necessarily ledger. We reload
. the money In 'ev'ery case where
it does not prove satisfactory.«
' Price {30¢ and l‘i.00»bottle. v‘
‘llieiillifonl‘.l’li'armécy ‘
ran ransomrrion aroma .
' TIDICALL in.
(Incorporated)
COMMISSION status.
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Gallon. ’
Iwaru A Corbett Ilook. Io. Norwalk.
TDDAY IN WALL I1 REIT.
WAI L STREET, 10:10 a. m.—-0pen-
Ing dealings in the stock market to-
dny were on a small scale and the
movement of wires was hesitating and
AIR.
EY SAVING PRICES.
HERE.
HEAD TO
pl WASHINGTON
narrow. The majority of stocks~
SELLEC;
CLOTHING and SEOES
Howavsa ENTHUSIASTIC vii: MAY a: mini can cto
TI-IINo ANo suoas. we no NbT wANT To so UP IN Till: I);
YOU CANfiET war As soon cLoruINe As on”, 1,.
BUT YOU WILL HAVE To oar iT FROM AN axcLusiva cult.
TOM TAILOR. AND PAY sxcLusivs Amoco con THEIR LA-«I ‘
son, oven ooa moss.
Panrscr FITTING suns AT MoN
MI ..
COLLEGE SHAPES IN SOFT HATS. SWELL FANCY BANDS
FOR SOFT HATS. 25 AND 50 CENTS.
DY FOR YOUR INSPECTION.
FALL SHOES ARE REA-
THE CHASE DERBIES ARE
8: PRICE
FOOT OUTFITTERS.
STREET. SOUTH NORWAL‘.
Telephone Call 324-3.
I
I.
allowed small declines. but there was
a fair mixture of equally small gains
Including some of the principal stocks.
Thain was no special feature in the
trading.
WALL STREET. ii a. m.~An inter-
val of general selling followed the op-
'l‘lie resultant lower prices
rebound which carried the market a
fraction above yesterday's 'cioalng. Af-
to:I this level had been established. the
Inquiry became less urgent and prices
cased off again.
WALL STREET. linens-Buying or-
ders In Brooklyn Transit carried that
stock up 1 5-8. Metropolitan Street
Railway and Metropolitan Securities
followed with one point gains. 'l‘bII
.. -encral market stiffcncd in sympathy
’ lib the Brooklyn 'l‘raiislt movement.
but saggod back again before noon.
Bonds wore firm.
WALL STREET. 1 p. ni.——Renewcd
buylugvof the local traction stocks
again provided to be a sustaining fac-
tor in the market and the general list
rcIidlly made tip the ground lost.
TODAY’S OUOTATIONI.
Report over the private men or
The Maples & Goldlchmidt 00.. Com
mission Brokers. Smarts t Corbett
Block. South Norwalk.'1‘ol_ophono 1633
THE BTATE'S IOUNDAIH.
Members oi‘ Commission Confer With
. the boundary line lietwaen this state
. and Massachusetts. attI-ndcd a moot-
gln Boston yesterday with the Ma»
sachiiaetta harbor and land commis-
sion. which has charge of that states
part in the same matter. Attorney
General King. the other Connecticut
, member. was not on hand.
The whole matter was discussed and
it was decided to have another meat-
Ing in IIIvn or three weeks. the Connec-
ticut commission In the meantime to
appoint an engineer I look out for
. IIIIII states interests ring this pro~
' grass of the work. No survey has been
made for over eighty years and many
of the stonca are missing. When this
....,
coded for another century
CHICAGO. Sent. law'fhe closing
event of the national convention of the
Brotherhood of St. Andrew- wui the
.
given
Club to the National oiiioero and
council of the Brotherhood by the Chi
Club. none-I a. Gardi—
“3..
Met curtains. president at the amni-
ood. loath schooling with a toast
to the city and to the University or
out is done. nothing more should bn ’
tut aim at the Hamit- '
Butter, Beet 25c
Jones Flour Special 80: hag.
Tomatoes 50 and 6°C Basket. . "
Pears 55 and 65c Basket.
Large Cabbage 10c
Pickling Onion: White 6c qt. 20c 4 Quarts. Celery, Fine Grapes 10c basket,
Regular 15c, Salted Peanuts 5c glass.
USE US.
I
TELEPHONE CALL. H
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I a
Fresh Eggs 36c doz. Fall Pippin Ap plea.
20 NORTH MAIN OT.
30. NORWALK. CT.
TEL. 2H.
Iii—IIIIIIIIFIIIII Bid
20 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR ............. ...... ...........,.. $1.00
VERY FINE POTATOES,PER PK. ................. ..................200
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
II'o I
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LORENZO DIBBLE
I and. ,
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TIT.
IAIT NORWALK. OT.
TIL. 810—3.
Clans. In
DOOKKEEPING
SHORTHAND
TYPEWRITING
ed school am
Semi for Catalogue and
M. A. MERRILL. Principal.
49 mm at. Normal
TIL 1W-
“pl. “*in
I
£ ‘ .
MERRILL NIGHT SCHOOL
OPENS OCT. 4.
TELEGRAPHY '
MECHANICALJDRAWING
ENGLISH BRANCHES
’1
k I
Enrollment Blank.
A'corpl of excoiient teachers, up-to-date methods. unit‘s mlliappolntv“
MERRILL. SPECIALTIES.
South Norwalit, Court. 7
We Handle Eastman Film Exclusivelu
W. P. BEERS’
Iookuillro Inbomrz: Engraving. Kodlkl,
Communal”!-
Telephone aonmoti:p.
A
Buy Your
Clocks, Skirts and Millinory
from tho maker. . .
ll Ivlll can you Thirty hr cm on lilo Dallas. -
‘ We nit-room a parlour m.
The Fair Cloak and For
Mifiinlm‘ t almanac-row Inn-I. Immm
n
“on“...
REMEMBER. WE CARRY A LARGE AND FRESH 81'ch DR Ylv
LOX N. A. LIQUID DEVELOPER. AND HYPO LIQUID HAHDNIR AND
RE- DEVELOPER.
REMEIIR. WE CARRY A LARGE AND FRESH STOCK, 0F YILDX,
N. A. LIQUID DEVELOPER, AND RE- DEVELOPER.
Film Packs and damn «mm
GreenportOystors
Long and Round clams. Hannah. Wulr‘m II.
Sink cod. and an other kind: or -
ma resolved dolly.
CUTBILL’S
Bridge Fish Mn'rkot. .
FRI! DILIVIRYI‘
Norwalk Chronicler