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Local News"
was-man uproar.
For Norwallt add “vicinity: Fair
and slightly warmer tonight. Sunday
partly cloudy and possibly light show-
ers, in the afternoon. Areas of high
barometric pressure are central this
morning over the Atlantic and Pacific
coasts with a long trough of low pres
sure between the Rocky Mountains
and the Mississippi river This
trough of low pressure is producing
considerable cloudy weather with
some local showers in the central sec-
tions. It is moving slowly eastward.
The conditions favor for this vicinity
pleasant weather with mild tempera-
ture followed by partly cloudy weather
on Sunday and possibly rain by Sun-
day afternoon or night.
——Home made or ,link sausage. 10c
lb. Hayes. .
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cornea, of
Bridgeport, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Cyrus Corners. of Ridgeiield.
The governor has approved the re-
quisition of Adjutant General Cole
. for $527.39 for transportation.
eCrofut it Knapp hats. O’Brien.
"it s. Sherlden, of New York city.
was in town yesterday and called on
friends in South Main street.
The South Norwaik Board of Conn
cllmen will hold a. meeting. Monday
evening, in spite of the election.
The pastor will make his monthly
visit to the Sunday morning class to-
morrow at the First Methodist Church.
E. E. Neitleton, of Bridgeport, has
been staying in Bedding. where he
has purchased a large tract of wood-
land. :
O, F. Hibbard, who has been at Bell
Island for several weeks, left. yester-
day for his winter residence, 406 Clin-
ton nvenue, Brooklyn.
-—Frcsh or corned hooks.
Hayes.
Mrs Thomas J. Magner and child-
ten. of Waterbury. arc. guests at the
borne of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mugner.
of North Taylor avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hoyt, of New-
ark. N. .i.. are spending the week in
Philadelphia. Penn" attending the con
vention of Stréet and internrbaa Rail-
ways.
«Great bargains in the Full Open-
ing Sale from the hosiery dep't. M.
S. Smith & 00.
Mrs, James F. Butler and daughter
“Honey Boo" and Miss Helen McCabe.
of Rosendulc. N. Y.. are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mulvihill, of
Burbank street.
Charles it]. Austin, of Thompson, has
filed a petition in bankruptcy in the
United States district court. He gives
his debts as $7,107.72 and his assets
as $4,578.36.
Nutting time will soon be here.
Several nights this week mercury foil
hourly to thc freezing point. and with
the first frost of the your the nuts
are ready to pick.
Frank A. linker, trimmer for the
South Norwalk Municipal plant. is laid
up with at attack of blood poisoning
in his right. hand, undThoruus Caffrcy
is substituting for hint,
Frank lesson, keeper of the old
Smith lslurui light. house. has been
dressed out. iu a resplcndcnl new unit,
with brass buttons on all promontorics
and an insignia on his cup.
llnous lluyioft. l. 0. R. M.. is sche‘
duiml to hold a regular tnccilug Mon-
day evening. but as the burn is occu-
pied by the Trading Post of the Tribe,
tho proofing will be deferred.
10c lb.
A WONDERFUL SAVING.
The largest Methodist Church in
Georgia used 32 gallons of 1.. 8!. M
mixed with 24 gallons of oil, thus mak-
ing paint cost about $120 per gallon.
They calculated to use 100 gallons of
other paint. Saved about $80.00. and
also got a big donation of 1.. a M.
Dealers gladly sell 1.. 0. M. because
their customers call for it'. and say
, they used it 12,14 and even 30 years
ago
Don' t pay $1 50 a gallon for linseed
oil. which you do in trendy for- use
slat
Buy oil frouh from the barrul at to
cents per gallon. and mix it with 1..
i M. Paint.
it makes paint cost about $1.20 per
glllon. Sold by C. E. Dow. South
Norwaik; Hubbub a Staples Hardware
Company. Norwalk: W. S. tiuycr it
Son. Weltporf; Northrop brothers.
'the byte
Oboaa tonal arises fbackacbisJ
regular urination. beaded s‘ and dis,
tympani; are common bury 'syr‘bptotn‘r
tinny disorders. it'sy an error tr
neglect titans ills. The attacks Ina:
pass of! for a time. but return with
mm:- intensity. if there are symp
toms of umpire—putty mailings below
matbioatia‘g of limbs or ankles
liar part of tn body, dou'
delay bi minute. Begin ng Doaa’r
Kidney Pills and Igeep eepub the treat
ment until the kid! ye are well, who:
your old-time health and vigor will re
turn. Cures in South Norwsik provr
the effectiveness of this great kidney
remedy.
W. R. Green. of 44 Spring street. the
engineer at Crofut d: Kum' a bat fac
tory, says: "When a. boy. I enlisted
to the army and exposure and hard
ships may have weakened the physical
ly. Kidney trouble and slight urln
ary difficulty set in. and as I noticer.
an advertise t about Doau's Kid
ney Pills cur up such cases I got a
box at Plaisted's and took them. At.
ter finishing the treatment I felt ever
so much better and the secretions were
natural."
, For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster Milburn (30., Buffalo.
N. Y., sole agents for the United
States. '
Remember the name—Dean’s-and
take no other.
or any
Mrs. Schuyler Hamilton and daugh-
fer, who have been spending several
days in The Norwaiks. left yesterday
for New York where they will stay
previous to the return to Richmond.
Va.
-—Fall Opening Sale.
tion in the
Smith & Co.
Miss Helen Swartz daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Christian Swartz. of Havi-
laud street, who has typhoid fever, is
getting along very encouragingly at
her home. The attack is comparatively
a mild one
—-Soft and stiff hats, O'Brien's.
The Selleck-Price Co. discontiuues
business in its store on Railroad ave-
nue after tonight, and Manager F. W.
Roberts will return to South Norwalk.
Many friends here will miss him
greatly. He will retain his, member-
ship in Company l. for the present at
least. --(‘reenwlch News.
——20 lbs. sugar best, $1.00. at .losc-
loff' s.
The meeting of the Rough Ridcr
Glee Club. which was scheduled for
Monday night. has been postponed uu~
til one week from Monday, at which
time Loader Frederick Force hopes
that there will be a large attendance
of members. as a quantity or new mu-
sic in to be taken up and rehearsed.
“float cuts of pork loin. 14c lb.
Hayes.
T. E. Jones of Wharton street, New
Haven, is entertaining his grundfath
Great attrac-
....chen dep’t. M. S.
er. Townsend Eldridge of Morris
Cove. Eldridge is in his 88th
year. Yesterday he visited Norwalk
and attended to business in connection
with property in that city. He will
spend several weeks with M1. and
Mrs. Jones.
~h‘nerything of the very latest in
dress and outing hats. at Miss Hutch-
inson's. 92 Washington street.
Members of Norwalk Chapter of the
Audubon Society are requested to
meet on Monday evening, October 2.
with Miss Hum, 43 West avenue.
South Norwalk. The object of the
meeting is to make arrangements for
a lecture to be given in Norwa‘lk by
Frank Chapman. under the auspices
of the State Audubon Society.
-——'l‘lto Chase hat. O'Brien.
The deformed son of Mrs. Catherine
Cuhili. the Water street woman who
was recently committed to the Middle-
town asylum. will be taken to the
Town Farm, today or tomorrow. The
deformed mun is not an imbecile. as
has been stated at various times. Al-
though tcrrlbly deformed and having
the framu of a child, be is quite ration—
ai.
-Millinory Opening. beginning Sal-
urday. The ladies of tho Norwaiks
are invited to call and inspect the
choice linc of millincry at Miss Huiclw
inson's. 92 Washington sit-cot.
The question has been asked: “Do
the new automobile laws require that
a motor must be brought to a stand-
still whcn a car stops?‘ The law
implies so The Sentinel is reliably in
formed. that when a car is left alone
on the street. the motor must he
stopped, and at all other flaws when
the driver of a horse requests or sig-
nals for it, whether the car in stand-
ing still or moving.
~Porlt chops. 14c lb. Hayes-
William Craig, conductor of the
night switch engine. in the South Nor-
wslk freight yard, wont to New York
city, ycsterdaybnd today sailor] for
lroland. This is Mr. Craig's first visit
to that cmmiry in eighteen years and
he will spend several weeks with i'-l‘lli
lives and friends. lie has been given
a sixty days' leave of absence. and his
place on the local switcher Is hoitig
filled by Frank Buttery. of Nor-mils
unrest Fail Opening Snip. lumbar
flout hpori
trendy.“ fresh “can“ 50000 be found. 10 uu-l
filial
r m.
SPRING LAMB. GTIAKO. ~
Lops. 105 lb. Perturbation, - 2001b.
For“. 100 lb. Iiriol n, 1'0 iii-
ROAl‘f‘. Hound. 105 lb.
Prim Rib, ‘ 14-1“ lb. shoulder. 1001b.
Chuck, 101:: lb. Chopped Moat. 190 lb-
PO'I' IOAI‘i‘. chem YounI Fowl.
Loan, as bone. 10-140 lb. Native veal. but. wow”. calves
Dim. 5s lb. burr. aparry and Dame's chums.
“it" Bill
our NOT IN cUAerv. ws 51th re OUR srANo'AIi'o. ‘l'i-il sis-r.
Pti'reS
annual unplanned of conInIatlouaI
. r important gut
Ohupah5a. in but)».
Bristol ’v‘iul orator entertain anoth-
The coastal conference of Coast-ega-
tonal churcheso Connecticut will
told its thirty-ninth annual meeting
tar it 15 and There are over
bras hundred churches. and auxiliary
allusions In the state and these Will
we represented. Dash church is pan-
ltied to two delegates. one of whom
a usually the pastor. The conference
ession will open on Tuesday in the
nursing and adjourn Thursday mora-
nThis III the important meeting of the
ear in the Cungregational denomina
ion, which has a membership of up
yard of fifty five thousand All state
vusiuess of the church is transacted at
his meeting and important and inter-
‘sting debates or discussions always
like place.
Judge Livingston W. Cleveland, of
\iew Haven. will be the moderator of
be state supreme court.
fudge Livingston W. Cleveland.
\iew Haven. moderator; Rev.
'ves. of Hartford secretary and Ward
W. Jacobs of Hartford. treasurer;
rtandlng committee Rev.
iohnson of Farmington, late deceased:
‘tev. C. E. McKinley of Rockvllle:
Rev, Mr. lves.
\frs. C. F. Burns.
is Peck and John T. Chldsey.
will he “The Church at Work."
follows:
a. The work of the church.
1. An intelligent phase.
2. The ministry of worship.
b. The redemption of society.
cial spirit.
casts.
Equipment of Christian workers.
Trained lay workers.
99??
the local church.
cly of Connecticut.
Weaver—«"Holio. Brown!
they say of my address last evening?
Weaver ((lciightedl—“Did they?
-ilosion Tr unscr ipt.
vith the First Church, Bristol, on Two
ay. Wednesday allied Thursday, Novem»
ho conference. will be theDNN..N
he conference. and among the speak-
ers will be Simeon E. Baldwin of
Not every organizatiou entitled to
representation will
The number of delegates usually an-
olled is between two hundred and fit»
ty and three hundred.
The officers of the conference are;
0
Joel S.
send delegates.
James G.
Rev. Leyeliyn Pratt, of Norwich: Sam-
Iel H. Williams of Glastonbury. Rev.
‘Jalvln B. Moody, D. D.. of Bristol and
The local committee comprises Rev.
Dr. Moody. Judge Epaphroditus Peck.
Mrs. Frank E. Me-
der, Mrs. W. S. ingrabam. Miles Lew-
Thc annual sermon will be preached
by Rev, R. H. Howa, of Norwich.
The general topic of the conference
The
rub-divisions of the topic will be as
3. The ministry of consummation.
l. The church and the commcr~
2, The church. the antagonist of
A good minister of Jesus Christ.
Finding and training workers in
Wednesday afternoon will be given
up to a session of the missionary soci-
What did
" Try
Brown—«“lt was the general remark
that you were a very happy speaker,"
Brown—”Yes; but if i atu any Judge,
you didn‘t have many happy listeners."
Few Pdopla Know H51: burnt
In Prourvlnp Hui! and about»
Nearly everybody imam that char.
coat is the safest and most ancient
disinfectant and purifier in nature. but
glow realise Its value wnea taken Into
the human system for the some clean
sing purpose.
drug at all, but simply absorbs the gas-
es and impurities always present In the
stomach and intestines and carries
them out of the system“
Charcoal sweotcns the breath after
smoking. drinking or after eating on-
ions and other odorous‘ vegetables.
Charcoal effectually clears and im-
tcetb and further acts as a natural
and eminently safe cathartic.
It absorbs the iuiui‘ious gases which
disinfects the mouth and throat from
the poison of catari'h
All druggists sell charcoal in one
form or another. brrt probably the best
charcoal and the most for the money
is in Stuart’s Charcoal Lozenges; they
are composed of the finest powdered
Willow charcoal, and other harmless
antlseptics in tablet form. or rather in
the form of large, pleasant tasting loa-
enges, the charcoal being mixed with
honey.
, The daily use of these lozenges will
soon toll in a much-improved condition
of the general health. better complex-
ion. swecter breath and purer blood.
and the beauty of it is. that no possi-
ble harm can result from their ,contin
ued use, but on the contrary. great
benefit.
the benefits of charcoal says: “1 ad
vise Stuart‘s Charcoal Lozenges to all
patients suffering from gas in atom
rich and bowels, and to clear the corn-
plexion and purify the breath. mouth
greatly benefited by the daily use of
them; they cost but twenty‘five cents
a. box at drug stores, and although in
some sense a patent preparation. yet i
believe i get more and better char.
coal in Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges
than in any of the ordinary charcoal
tablets."
STATE FEDERATION BOARD.
The executive board of the State
federation met in the rooms of the
Colonna Art society in Bridgeport
yesterday afternoon. The principal
business was to plan for the. annual
convention to be held in Willimautic
in November. the date for which has
not yet been fixed. Mrs. llrlsco. ol’
Enflelti, the president, presided. Those
proscrit were Mrs. I. ll. Hart. Wilton
bury; Miss M. M, Abbott. Wutcrtown;
Mrs. Downs. Danbury; Mrs. George
‘Neide. East Canaan; Mrs. John S.
Plait. New Haven: Mrs. Arnold, Wil-
liruanlic: Miss i’inco. Norwnlk: Mrs.
(lorsrd. South Norwalk; Mrs. Mason.
Derby: Mrs. James Edward Wilson
and Miss Bertha Scott, of Bridgeport.
Chamberlain‘s Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea ltcmedy and you will
never wish to be without it in your
" home. it has saved owuy lives. For
sale by Stillson-Powelt . “oration.
Clifford Pharmacy. Zoltfuss Phar.
mucy.
126 Washington Street.
this Udelmans Sinus
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING.
Next to Post Office. So. Norwalk.
money‘s worth.
by l..
Suits. all wool, for this suit-
t'tlcliuuu.
t'irihlrcn's Clothing for tour
Come and St‘t‘ our imported
our price. 48c.
llct'ttlti Shirts. Union ntutlc,
33 South Main Street,
The right place to buy your Clothes is where you get your
We sell hand tuilor‘cti Suits; cvcryouc is gtturuuiccrl
You rnoucy lint-
'iltc ucw Lolutthiu Shirt is (lit iwst shirt Itlath [or $100.
WWW:
THE PARIS CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE.
k if you want it.
. .,7. t8. .l‘unts. $.48.
h lcss than any storc in town.
Nccku'cur; cvcrwlrct‘c swirl of $t.oo;
l‘)“
South Norwalk.
$1.98. $248. $208. $343- Your
{or making one.
and Suits, as we utuuufucturc 0
small margin of profit.
such methods are employed they
selling for cash, anti. second, We
worth double.
REMEMBER—ALTERATIONS FREE OF CHARGE.
.....................
We placed on sale our entire sample line of Wuists.
of them is worth from $4.50 to $10.00; in all colors.
We arc the cheapest and bust house in town for Coats. Skirts
Our patrons are not taxed in support costly
credit umchiucry for books, collcciors and but] accounts.
the customer pays all. And buying from us you share double-“first.
Covert Coats, short and long, made of guaranteed cloth. $72.48
Skirts of block hoovy cloth. mode to sell at $5; for this sale. $2.98
Rain Coats. the best in The Norwalks, from $fo.5o to $15.00;.
Every mm
For this sale.
drcssmukcr will charge you double
or own goods and scli for cash for
thrcvcr
told to the cost of mcrchsmliac and
manufacture our own goods.
I
Charcoal is a remedy that the more ,_
you take of it the better; it is not I .
proves the complexion. it whitens the ,
A Buffalo physician in speaking of ’
and throat; I also believe the liver is ,
r
i
t
+
Fairfiaid County savings Bank. hold
per cent. per annum was declared to
depositors from the earnings of the
six months ending Sept. 30. 1906.
same will be payable on and after
Oct. 10 1905.
4 collect in the stomach and bowels; If .
W
lhe Shoe with aCharacfer
Shoe. individuality. style grace. Those
are the requirements in every detail
of dress demanded by the gentleman
of refinement.
merits better than any other
Try a pair and he convmced.
you have worn them you will accept
no other make.
159 Washington St.
Tho Fair-field County Savings Bank.
Norwalk, Conn, Sept. 21, 1905.
M
M a mating of tho Directors of tho
his day. a dividend It the rate of four
The
SEYMOUR CURTIS.
. Treasurer.
CUT GLASS
aowr.s. CELERY TRAYS, on.
so'r'rLEs, wares ears,
sou eon DISHES, arc.
Suitable for Wedding Presents.
AT POPULAR PRICES.
A. w AUSTIN,
JEWELER.
40 Wall St. Norwalk, Conn.
W. I. DOIIglass 82.50, 83.00, 33.50
Those Shoes fulfill those require-
Shoo.
After
GEO. KEELER.
' So‘. 'Norwalk.
pessimihusmet...
. FROM IIPTIMDIR 85TH TO OOTOI
5., tins ass. rm;
«RED ' MIN'C WIOWAM. 115-118
WAswrNoroN - 'OTRII'f‘.
I
HOYT'S THEATRE.
vrrAGnAPH
TONIGHT.
Ho‘v'r's THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
MONDAY. OCT. 2ND.
FRANKLIN WOODRUFF
and
His Own Company
in
An Orlg'nal American Comedy Drama
By Edith Ellis Baker
“lieu of Broken Bow"
Prices—25c. 50c and 75:.
First four rows in Orchestra, $1.00.
Seats on Sale Thursday. Sept. 28.
NOV!” 8 THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
WEDNESDAY. OCT. 4TH.
First Time Here.
E. E. Rice Company in Conan Doyle's
Great Detective Play,
Sherlock Holmes
“Sign of the Four”
A Capable Gut
Exciting Climax»
Plenty Comedy
Prices—250. 50c. 75c.
First Rows in Orchestra. 01.00.
Seats on Dale Saturday, Sept. 30th.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Friday. October 6th.
The inimitable Acrobatic Corticdiuna,
pnutomimlsts andL Acknowledged
MASTER MIRTH MAKERS OF THE
WORLD.
~TH AMOUS—
IROT R8 DVRNE
in the Everlasting Laughing Ducosu
Thul Rollicking. Hilarious. Whlmsi
cal. Pantomlmic Nautical Come-
dy. the
NEW 8 BELLS
THE 20TH CENTURY VIRIION.
Brlmful of Now and Startling Tricks.
Transformations and Novel
Vaudov to Features.
THE GREA'gEb LAUGHING SHOW
N EART
PRICES. lib ~~~~~ 00 7151‘.
Seats on sale, Monday. October 2.
"ms moor ANNUAL “in...
, pas-r. ,
98Uncaalib-ribs No. 26
Redm9n
SOUTH NORWALK.’
0min Attractions In... IvcnInI.
Adm'“.°fl OltlbllleIIIIllabIICI i1“;
‘ HANDSOME OUTINGS FOR
, street.
VlTErD YOU.
GOWNS OR KIMONAS.
Our best quality Amoskeag Outing
Flannel, in all“ colors, at St: yd.
Tho Tessie Down Outing Flannel for,
100 yd.
27 in. Armuro Fleece-Lined Flanuols
to be had in Persian figured, striped
and polka dot effects, at 121,90 yd.
38 inch Finest Quality Eiderdown
Flannel. to be had in plain colors,
special, at 500 yd.
SPECIAL iN AUTUMN
BLANKETS.
Extra large size, heavy gray Cotton
Blankets. at 500 a pair.
10f Heavy Grey Cotton Blankets
at The a pair. .
104 White Wool Blankets, with all
color borders an extra heavy and fine
quality, for $2. 50 per pair.
carry
86 WASHINGTON ST.,
r
THIS SHORE AS USUAL l8 RIGHT TO THE FRONT WITH THE
NEWEST, BEST, MOST WANTED MERCHANDISE. EVERY SECTION IN-
THE SATISFACTION OF A FIRST CHOICE CANNOT BE
. OVER EMPHASIZED.
THE NEW NECKWEAR
FOR WOMEN.
Here's a hargain:
You may choose from a large variety
of stock collars, made of dainty em- _
broidcrctl materials. at 250.
MEDIUM WEIGHT UNDERWEAR
FOR MEN AND WOMEN.
The changing time is at hand. the .
It you .
equipment is here complete.
The New “ 0O) 8 A
chooser now you choose whervthe size ‘
range and the price range are most
complete.
Mons Medium Weight Grey Cash-
mere Shirts and Drawers at 500 each.
Men's White Merino Medium Weight
Shirts and Drawers. special at 50c.
Ladies’ Medium Weight
Vests in long or Short sleeves. at 26c.
Ladles’ Medium Weight Ribbed
Ribbed -
Drawers trimmed with lace or tight'
bottom. special at 25c.
83-85 Washington Street.
UNDERWEAR
'l'ltc warm spoils that itappcu along at this season will not make
thinking folks put oil getting .1 supply of \iiutcr Underwear until
a (Hill snap czttchcs illtlli uuuunt'sc
mine for llltll‘ nurucy will buy now pitch the} can
any: find our prim-s owned for tho high grade merchandise we
N. E. RYAN, t
J'oiks who plan to get most
You will al—
SOUTH N ORWALK.
Edison's. Photographs.
Souvenir Albums.
... E! ”...... ....... ”a
' NELSON’S
Edison's latest Records.
Comic Postal Cards.
Highland linen Paper 190.
80 WASHINGTON STREET.
Fall Opening,
THURSDAi FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SEPT.
Largo Exhibit of
tadies’ and Children's Hills and Millineru bullies.
S. S. THELOTSON,
28, 29 AND 30.
SOUTH N,.ORWALK DONN-
...r t:
CRRl
08 Wat5r lime.
‘ OOHPORATION NOTES. .
The American Rivet. Company. of
New Haven. has increased Its capital
’ from 510. 000 to 800, 000.
The certificate of organization of the
‘ontral Market Company, of Hartford.
shown that 0600 has been subscribed
in cash and 52.500 In other property.
The officers. also all the Incorporators
with their holdings are: President.
Walter G. Wade Bloomfield, in
shares, treasurer. fienismin 3. Gilbert.
*lfsrtford. it shares; secretary, Wit:
item If Gilbert Hartford one share.
The business Is located at No. 88 State
DR. FINN'
)
l‘l‘i'gONY iNTlRIIT-
a
~' we: mean he has used over pros.
i'oriptlou known to tho profssson for
treatment of kidney and bladder dia-
ialel, suit can be has never found
a ythlng so otheotivs In both chronic
banning: I'm. ,
, ‘ : A grand ‘l'lmi‘is Assured. ._ , '
souto‘ kidney and bladder trouble
iffdn euro.
1 up til 0 whole
Good SchIce l
NEED TO ITO PRESENT MAGNITU DE.
BY GOOD SERVICE AND GOOD COAL WE MEAN TO HOLD THAT
BUBINEOB AND lNfiREAOE LT. , ,
ow: ”us a TRIAL, ANo Les us paovs ooh wonos.
Dr. Titani- man. of Boonaboro no. 260 at a. n.
lube has practiced medicine for 82 and it. P. Wood's: Nomads.
i
it “stops to Y
,5 Drug Store. l activated:
. - , .--. ”WW..-“ .- .m
Ponranuouss STEAK ............................................. 18¢
BIRLOIN STEAK .......................................... . ........ 16o
aouno ere-AK ............................................ ..... . 14o
enouuoss STEAK ................................................. . To,
cuoppeo STEAK ...................................................
RIB ROAST ............................... 3. ............... 10c 70 180
LEGS LAMB ............................................... . . 140
HOME MADE SAUSAGE ...................................... 12c
POT ROAST ...................................... . ...... . ....... Bo
CHICKENB ....................... . .............................. 1sc
PLATEBE'EF......... ...................................... ......so
.W. DODGE.
successes 'ro .IAcos SCHAUB.
22 WASHINGTON STREET.
. , Phone sac-2.
ONE LONG DRUNK.
Mrs. Iiortha 1 final. of Stratford.
brings suit against Walter 8. Root of
Wetbersileid. in her complaint the
wife alleges that boot is habitually in-
temperato and has been so for than
than nine years last past. The con to
were married on 001.31.1804. he
wife also desires the custody of two
minor children.
ATTACKID BY A M05.
and beaten, in a lob riot. until covered
with sore-‘19. Ohica o strut car one
doctor app led Buck en‘s MilitiaI I!“ .
and was soon sound and will '51 “no:
it in In family. " writes 0.1M
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