lol- Terrier-row.
sets 5 :30.
s. on; 2:21 p.211.
Intel. T'sLIPl-loul
'communlcntlon of Old Well
toe, F. and A. M.. will be
he rooms. October 3d, 1906.,
‘ Work, E. A. Degree. All
alone cordially and fratern-
tied.
Prater-daily yourd,
~ ROBERT M. WILCOX, Boc'y.
V. A. SCOFIELD.
ncio A. Scoflcld’s sudden death
y is a shock to the whole commu-
Notwithstanding his long Ill-
he has continued to associate
s fellow townsmen almost daily,
.. its assumed the responsibilities
tleushlp to the lust. and has pess-
way with the full confidence and
pact of u very wide acquaintance.
.will be very much missed and will
ways be held in the highest esteem
the memory of all who knew mtm.
, Hirper’s Weekly tells of a Baltimore
hysiclan who boarded a crowded car
n'C'harlcs strcct. A woman was
tunding and a big German was
_ sprawling; over twice the seat area
What was necessary to him. Indig-
or and other officers are being held to-
‘Today - '
(Continued from First Page).
City elections for the choice of moyu
day in N-orwalk, South Norwalk and
Waterbury. and alderman are being
chosen in New London. in the New
Britain town election and in Stamford
also the question of consolidaling the
town and city governments will be de-
cided, the action of the legislature
amending theollartors of those cities
being endorsed or repudiated by the
referendum voter
The selection of a congressman in
the Third District. embracing New
London and Windham counties. .to fill
the seat made vacant by the promotion
of Frank B. Brandegee to succeed the
late Orville ll. Plait as United States
senator. Is the most important feature
of the day’s voting in the eastern out
of the. state. The early Indications
pointed to the choice of Edwin W. Hig-
gins, of Norwich. by an average Ito-
publicun mnjot'lty In an “off" year,
though supporters of Mayor Churlcs ll‘.
’l‘hnyor, of Norwich. the Democratic
nominee, Inslsicd thnt he would make
noteworthy inroads In the Republican
votc. ‘
Three important elections are being
held in The Norwnlks today.
The Cities of Norwalk and South
Norwnlk are selecting officials to sue-
ceed the present ones, and the town,
in addition to saying who shall hold
the rclns of govcrmuont at. the oxpiru-
tion of the terms of the present. town
officers, is voting on two interesting
constitutlomll amendments.
Absolu
‘ “um...
’ litter-«Old unseen
how their meant
In the luxur of giving
BOSTON cross.
Proverbs and Quotations.
then.
Gosch-—-Oh, no.
He's
A Friend in , .
the Market
7 Is Better than
. Money in the
Closet.
We've found this to be the case too
R ‘ : often to doubt Itvand never more
The ballots for town officers and on
the two amendments all go in One on.
vclopo, bllt it, is stated that. n. lnrgo
number of voters are not. paying any i
uttcniion to the amendment ballots. i
The amendment ballots rcnd:
"Constitutional amendment cducern‘ .
lug election of selectmcn and officers
or the merry warfare against Select-
slnshcd In great shape both in Nor~
)istrlcl. There was considerably more
utcrest taken in the town election ov- l
nan llcvinc. and be Is being cut and
(”All o‘clock nbout 700 return had cast
wrong tickets wercplucod in the en-
vclopcs.
lion mcn outside the voting place to
' nuntly the physician said
so here;
«1 an looked dazed. Then
the spread over his count
e answered: “Say, dol's
’ on, all right!
Elihu Root contends that
to urge u lawycr to be brief
gumcnt. “As a muttcr of.
Why don‘t you move a
‘ lttls so that this tired woman may will hcnceforlh have the right to indi-
svc a seat?” For a moment the Gor—
l)ot.'s my vlfoif’.
of local police." “Yes“ or “No."
If this amendment is accepted by the
voters of the state, the various towns
to him:
vldually decide to elect town olllccrs
and constables for a term of two yours,
instcttd of one, as at present. ,
The other ammulmcut refers to the
use of voting nulchincs. 'I‘hc bullets
. rend: ’
"Clnlsiitutionul nmcndmcnt concent-
ing tho use of voting machines."
“Yes" or "No." Should this amend»
mcnt be accoptcd, the town will have
a broad
chance as
a joke on
it is folly
in his or-
faci." he
says, the nrgumcnt‘s lcugth generally
is its sole reason for existing. By the
time it is concluded the jury is likely
.to have forgotten the evidence.” Mr.
Root tells of a Iuwycr whom a Judge
advised to be brici‘. Counsel rcpllcd:
"flow would it. be if I confined my ur-
gument to thcsc words: ‘You honor.
my opponent is wrong. I am right.
You are an chullt‘ut judge."
W... w- . .
FASHIONS.
The soft, pliublc cliill‘on vclvcls urc
expected to bc vcry strong bcforc thc
close of thc season. Indccd. the in-
troductlou oi‘ vclvcl iuto trluunings.
and thc littlc accessories of drcss
would lend onc lo lhiuk vcivct was
going to be fushionublc, cvcu if we
didn‘t alrcudy have the suits, and of
course we “not tbc soft. pliubic vcl—
vets for gowns.
it In said that u grout muuy of lbc
headucilcsawltb which we sut‘fcr arc
causcd by l‘flfllig win-n wr urc tircd.
To cut when hungry is n rulc it good
muny hcnltby pcoplc follow with up
parently bcnctlciul results.
You'd suspect bow becoming
girdle nnrrow at tho buck and widc at
the front is until you've sccn It.
width is varicd according to the stout
nose of the flgurc. but thc
back are proportionate in width.
if you have any question nbout (lit
a gown, lot. mo refer you to one
local windows.
One woman who ultcuds to her owr
tho silror frequently in water
which there is umluonlu. Sho soy
,.shc docs uoi have to rub hcr silvo
.' pearly us oftcn us those.
only in tho ordinary way.
wound with cottot
blinders llud tllosc
uud covcl'c
filled with sncbci. powdcr
with fancy ribbon mnkc
Christmas gifts. The fancy iiowcrc
ribbons with plain cdgcs arc thc pro
fleet. I how. soon for the purpose.
Table Talk glvcs n rccipc
*Collogo
. gtmd lo armluntl-s us to pupils:
two cuss, ouo
tescuptuln of rolled oats.
spoon of nicilcd Imltcr.
of baking powder. one teaspoon of n
mend cxirnct. llcul whites stiff, all
yolks and boot again. Add
hosting it to thoroughly.
the bolting powdcr
about. two iurhcs npnrt.
them bnkc too lust.
If you find your lnrdcr short
about to make cotton for dinner.
up the yolks of u couple
and stir them into the roller. 'I‘hcy w
make it delicious snbslltulc.
fashion a bio
Broadcloi h and the
able street gowns and for carria
W
car.
A bcuiy of the fine hcnrioltn clot
which Clinic in all colors is that. iii
are ”silk worn
“with each ll
could have brought out the blue
green In the plaid an it dorm?
Home
Amati and other flowers out of th
Wildly ribbons ahd'letliug them i
. net and other gowns
Then they are surrounded
{some lace.
lllc
Its
front and
effect of u handsome ribbon girdle on
of our
light household dutics suvcs herself a
great. deal of trouble by washing all
it
who wnsh It
Ono run ncvcl llnvc too lllilliy cont
dcccptnlllc .
.1 Various ticket. and pusicr pcddlcrs
for Smith
waters which may taste as
'i‘ukc
tcncupfui of sugar. two
one tublc-
onc teaspoon
sugar.
Add flavor.
lug. thcu tho rolled outs. Into which
has been mixed.
Drop by icnsplmllfuln on buttered linu.
Do not lot
of
cream some cvculns. just as you nrc
bcnt "-
of fresh cults,
l’laldn and scrgcs nro ccriulnly most.
for ordinary street wear.
lovely French
cheviols nrc rcscrvcll for more fashion
do not change color. ’l‘hcuc iiucr ones
revvinlion'.’ Would you
have believed that n blue and nrcco
trimming llllc tbut cu lbc cud ilgurc
and
dresslnultcfs uro cutting the
lust us i.
d embroidery inolifs are let into run-
The effect is elegant
are mast natural and
the right to use voting nlncllincs in
elections. .
’I‘his mucndmcut. it. Is expected, it
passed, will have n swooping cilicct on
the conducting of elections. thl‘c
the machines are uscd. lhc llckct and
pnstcr pcddlcrs lose their jobs, its a
voter stops up to the machine and
presses buttons corrcspoudlng to the
nature of cuudldutcs he favors.)
It is cxpcctcd that this may he got
ton about to n ccrtuln cxtcut. however.
by the political hunchmcu urging so
Icctlons as tllc voicr upproucllcs illc
balloting ploccs.
The First District.
In the First District, which cmbru-
cos Norwnlk. Urunbury. llrond Rivcr.
Wcsl Norwnlk null vicinlly, the elec-
lion is the most uputhcilc iu scvcrul
yours. From all nppcaruuccs it fun
crui truly as likely be inking plucc ut
the voting plucc_ tho old town liousc
on Mill Ilill. us on election.
The vote ls vcry light. Up to 10:30
o'clock it was csliluatod {but about
370 ballots bud bot-u cast. The first
mon to voto tbcrc ,Illls morning was
William Howard.
(inc ofllcilll at this polling plucc cs»
timuled this morning that Illcrc would
bc illiti volcs lcss cusl horc imlny iluul
lust your. This is what is known as
. an “off" ycur. us lust your. town. slutl-
nud nutionnl ult'cllnlls were held and
illcsc cvonts nlwuys bring out o lurgcl‘
. voic thou the thrcc lntcrlncdiplc clcr-
tions.
Soil-clnmu .Iohu llcvluc is getting
HOmv punters over the home of Mr. Av,
mcn.
crntic candidate for the council who is
making much of u cunvns.
walk, South Norwalk and East Nor-
walk, and as the voting progressed it
looked more and more as if the Demo-
crats would sum-owl In dcposlng the
"liner." us they hnvo termed him.
South Norwulk Republicans in many
cases posted Raymond's name ovor
that of Alfred A. Avlson and in Nor-
walk it good mnuy voted for Dcvinc
over Ilrown. Otherwise there was ill-
tlo sloshing.
(lltywiso there was a cousidcrnblc
disposition to vote for Wilfred Ilod-
wcll, posting the l‘tcpubllcun council-
Iic sccms to bo lhc oflly llcmlr
Third Voting District.
In Illc ’I‘hird Voting District, Rust.
Norwulk. tho cll‘xvtlou officinis wvrc he
follows: .
Modcrulor»r-Wllfl'od W. Morrison.
Assistant iiimlcrulor» -»llurr_v Iiillcr.
itcgistrurs~-—l¢. E. Gorhunl and John
Iicogb. .
licputy Registrars» William S. 'i‘nlc
and It‘rcdcrlck Iiunduulsl.
Chockcrsw—(YImrIt-s Scllcrk and Ar-
tcl W. t‘umcron. .lr.
Ilullot Ilox 'I‘cullcl‘sw»Mlcbuol Sin-u
nnd llnrry Rider.
Envclopc Booth 'l‘cudcrs~-~.\rllmr
Day and James (lllbort.
llnllol Bomb 'i‘cndcrs~--(‘uri
and Charles Rose.
Scurct Iloolh 'I‘cnllcrswWultcr
lioyt und llcury Wolf.
The first. ballot \vns cost. nbout tit-
tccn sccouds nftor tho polls mu-nmi
by August. lllllcustcln, thc chairman of
tho Sixth lk‘nnocrutic (‘ommllmu It
is bcllcvml lilill. ibc luliiol was
straight llcpublicun.
\Vlcitl'
ll.
South Norwaik.
'I‘lu- South Norwulk city polls wcro
prosldcd ovcr by the followng llllit't'l‘o“.
Modcruior-~.lumcs (l'llrlcn.
Assistant lliotlcmtol'~—w-Archic l".
Nash.
Registrars:~»Wllllum lt‘. 'l’mnmuuy.
Jeremiah Eugen.
Assistant licgislrnr . William lt‘. \‘\'il~
COX.
, ison and ihc latter is golfing sumo ov- (llit'ckcrs-~»\Villlllm Millcr Warren
or the mum: of Mr. lioviu. Sclcct- P. Smith “er Eusou llllll lluvid
mun licvincs workcrs onlphuticnlly l'lcrnnrll ’
dcuy that they urc assisting in tllc
H cutting of tbc nninc of Jacob ll. ltny
r moud. Mr. llcvlnc stated that ho now
out, orders to his men not to cut Mr.
llnymond's numc. (‘onsldcrnbio dis-
content was nrouscd by tho various rc—
L ports that come up from Smith Nor
d walk ilult in that. district Mr. cvinc's
name Is being uumcrcit’ully slashed.
along the line of Mill Hill wore naked
If Mr. llayluond‘s nnmo was
scrnlchcd and oil cxctmt onc said that
ho had not. board of a singlc Instnucc.
'I‘hc onc. a l'klvinc man. said that ho
know only of n fcw (east-s.
'l‘wo Deviuo men said they wore do-
ing their host to prcvcnt lllO cutting.
1. of Mr. Raymond.
d Al the town house, Scrgcunt 'I‘hom-
as Hunt. is the official dolcgntod lo
proscrvo order. “H is» having on may
time of It, for thorn have so for been
no infractions of the peace to ["1"
servo. ’
itcrnurd 'l‘ully is the moderator and
his ussiuinul is Francis lyconard. Rog-
Iutrurs Joseph A. Curler and Bernard
1.
detonated us chcckcrn.
ill
dispensers of ballots.
door tenders at the ballot, booths.
Second Voting District.
80
he
cy
party's building were as follows:
Mollorntorwdoseph MeM anon.
‘. i wonder II‘ the window trimmers Assistant. Modulator—«William 0.
about town rculizc how much their Clurk.
work iii appreciated and admired. nemfirrmgmcmflm A. Walters and
Take. for instance. the window linl'l ”m"... Keogh.
has the. plaid llt‘t‘il"i "mlitl‘lti'tt “ml Aestslunt Hft'fifll.l‘li.l‘fl--Dltlliel Dunlop
“that little bil of braid which builds mm Imvi Burdlck.
lblllut
lunch and Daniel Dunlap.
(”“19
living
ilill‘ti.
bingo and Joseph ’i‘ammuny,
(loodwin luld Clarence Ilrush.
City of Norwalk.
IGVl-I'ylhlng Is going off very mnooth
glvc Instruction to the electors.
chlci’ mutt-st. in town meeting was ov-
cr first sclcctmnn.
tlc intcrcst was taken to-duy In the
Vlllt‘ fill
llltlfllil.
undcrstnud what was going on.
fnct. lhut tbc saloons were closed Willi
nbout lho only sign that anything lIIi=
usual was Occurring. The
probably give a majority for
umcndmcnts on a. close vole.
inspcctor of lilt~ctions~~lbtvld Ilor-
I'lnvclopn Booth 'I‘ondcrst. l). Jen-
liullol liooth Tl‘lltii‘rli'" lil'lll‘y (1.
Smith and Wurrcu P. Smith, Jr.
Secret Booth 'I‘cmlcrstullu .l.
ly at the (lily of Norwalk election. and
heir ballots. nnd ill “runny instances
It bccsmc ncccsnury to sta-
'l‘hc
IlltlllliICI’OIl’I‘. ()ctobcr 2.-Vcry lit~
Ibo constitutiomll amend
HAS IID SUBSTITUTE “‘
A cream of Tartar Powder
free from alum or phoe-
phatlc acid .
Up to press hour today the voting confusion prevailed at the voting
bud bccn very light. both in the city place today. owing to the number of
and town polling places In tho St‘t'Olltl different ballots and ballot. boxes. At 500 value
our leader for the winter season and
offer thorn at less “than most dealers
pay for thcm.
llcavy Flt-coed
Vests and Pants.
so than when the largest of the no
state manufacturers gave us first call
on thevcholcest values we've ever
Women‘s 'Ocsts.
Lined
We regard them as
29c
Sizes 4.‘ 5 and 6,
Only a few voters seemed to
The
BOSTON STORE.
NORWALK.
city will
both
NIGW lllti'l‘AlN, October 2.-—«’l‘lw
town (-lcctlou horc to-dsy In of morc
than usual interest, owing to the ques-
tion or consolidnlitm being voted upon.
'l‘hc units are working hard to defeat
thc ncw i'iltll‘lt‘l‘, lllll Its supporters
fccl cougiidcnl of list adoption. Only
on uvcrutzc volc hud llccll cut-ii at noon.
ll.\lt'l'l«‘tll{l), ()ctobcr 2.~-llnrtford
is voting on two costltulionnl nnlondv
lllcllis, to-dny. lhc use of voting mu~
chincs ut stole plpcllous and the right
to t'it‘ll ecloclinh once A year or
oucc in two years. But liltlc inter-
csl is muuii‘cutcd and the vote Will
iw cxlfcmcly light.
SUSPECT HAYNES RELEASED.
Boston Police Concludo That Wing-
tieid's Testimony in Unreliable.
BOSTON, (lci. 2.—Willlam A.
lllllllt‘tfl who was arrested curly yon-
tcrduy us :1 "suspicion pcrson." in
comm-lion with the Wlnlhrop mystery
involving ilw dcalh nnd dismember-
mcui of :1 young woman, was relouscd
lodnr by tho nulhoritics after an ex-
nmiuuliou. Sunmcl A. Wingiicld, who
was lll‘lll m: a witness, was also (Ils-
clmrgcd from cl.tody. 'I‘hc policc
rcucbcd lhc conclusion that thc icsti-
mouy ol‘ \\'iuizlicld on tho strength of
which iinylu-s was dctuiuotl is lllll'l‘lill~
llll‘ uud llult. lhcrc is absolutely no or
idcucc to collncct lluyllos with tllc
mystcry. Iluynos formerly lived in
itichmoud, \‘u., and his wife and child-
rcn now rosldl- at Newport News. in
that stutc.
RECENT ARRIVALS 0F VESSELS.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2.»Arrivcd: Ston-
mcr Minuclmbn. from London.
Sale of Real Estate
Notlcc is hcrcby given that oil such
right. tlllc and iulcrcst as William
I’cck. lulc of Norwulk. dcccnscd. had
at the limo of his dculh In and to the
following described rcol cstulo situat-
cd In suld Nor-walk, at East Norwulk.
1248 North Main Street.
uuriutiuu
.. . a” .a .
REF The largest iii 3;.” f-u-
tllongll the veto In light. tbc vnrlous
candldulcs or their ussislnuts are
working hard for victory.
Lost your 1,013 ballots wcri- cast but
Indications during the morning were
that tho number would be consiticrubly
slunlicr today.
to wit:
Ono tract of about lib fcct front and
rcur and Hill fol-t more or loss in
depth; with a dwelling house thcrcou.
bounded Northcrly by highway culled
(lnrrlc Illsscll, Bouthcrly by land of
()ul'rlc sscll, t-‘iouthcrly by land of
Margaret I'owcrs and by lands of
. lie
mu 5 Btluhrutud ii ‘ its:
iuruali,
tllo
cx-Mayor (ibarlcs Ii. (llovor on tb
Ikunocrat Ic.
lourncd. It looks as If each were so
lug .mlluy pastors.
'l‘Iu-ro Is a pretty light on bctwccn
cllndintcs for mayor, (ioold S.
lloyi. on tho Ilcpubllcun ticket. and
‘ From all that. can bc
There Is ulso some Iivcly work bciua
(lcornc l'. Fischer and wife. and West,-
crly by land of tho cstutc of Nuthnn (l.
lily; lbc olhor trnct being about 65
fol-t front and rear and I20 foot. in
depth. with a dwelling house thcrcon.
bounded Northcrly by land of the
heirs of (lluirlotte Hltnford. Easterly
O
t.
lieiinul
anti litters.
it. ll‘concy are on hand and liidwnrd
(inllill and Charles E. Curtis are
(dark M. llily sud lcdwnrd .l. It‘lunc»
sun are giving out cuvolopl-s nnd l.. .l.
Adams and W. ll. llyingiou are official
Seymour Cur-
tis and Cornelius J. Shcchun are the
The officials at the Second District
polling place at Putnam llose Com-
flox Trotterswcmu‘les F'.
t'bwkcrw».lohn J. Higgins. E. W.
fiodi'rcy, Jobn’ Reynolds and iacvl flur-
liiclt -
Ballot. Booth Tendersw-‘mlword Jou-
donu on the Council tickets of ouch
pnrty and the counters nrc‘autlclpnt-
but it lulrd tank after the polls close
this evening at the Hope House In
Wntcr ntrocl. Wllf‘l‘c. the election In bo-
iug hold. Some say that. straight tic—
kets on either side will bc'ulmoet as
scarce as the proverbial lion's tooth.
What pasting ls being done is con-
ducled on a wholesale scale.
One of tho best lights of the day Is
bciwoon Sunmol liyncn and Wallace
iJlum over the other: of water (llflllflllll-
sioucr. the former being on the Itc-
pnblicen ticket and the letter on the
Democratic.
The various officials at the polling
places are:
Registrars-«Nicholas Martin and Dr.
Charles It Chasmar.
Moderator~Jamee N. Wood.
Inspectors of olectlouwdohn
Hayes and John W. firccuwmul.
Deputy Inspectorswtioorgc ll. (turtls
and William Riordan.
Deputy Mlltll‘l‘hllit'~~.lllhl’t ll. lloyt.
Envelope booth lourlcrs~~~Maithcw
Burns and Fred 'l‘bompsoh.
'1‘.
Mn dmsu and George ll. tilt-st.
'1?” Coimclly and Henry Walters.
i-‘ncrot Pallet
”3' lluyler and George. Tobey. _
Chailonrcrsm’l‘homns Walsh
Innis El. Boers.
pus u..‘t a
' minim)"
Poses Officer-40hr: J. mules.
Fuvclcoe 'ilooth 'l‘cndcrcwiiornurd
by Iund now or formerly of Minor ii.
Iimulull. Southorly by l’lcnsunt Avo-
nuo. nud Wcstorly by land now or for-
mcrly of (’iliil‘ltlll Cannon Is for solo.
For purilculnrk and terms upply to
OSCAR W. RAYMOND. Administrator.
l‘hlst Norwulk, Conn.
s25 oil East Norwalk, Conn.
mounts
The Fairficid County Savings Bank,
Norwaik, Conn, Sept. 21. 1905.
M
At a md‘btloq of the Directors of the
Fell-field County Savings Bank. held
on. day, a dividend at the mo of four
per cent. per Innum was declared to
depositors from the earnings of the
mas O'Brien.
Charles 1. Holmes nod llibert Cul-
Tendersw-‘Wiillum ten are on guard at the 754ml. line,
back of which ticket and paswr port
and dlcrs are kept.
... ”Adm“
i
.. ,u .5
AMA
booth tcmlcrsm-Joliu (tolhy and The
WILLlMiiurlc. October 2.~nucn.
six month ending Sept. 30. 1906. The
same will be payout. on and after
Oct. to 1905.
* Heater
AND ARE SO SIMPLE
OPERATE THEM.
PURITAN
AND RELIABLE.
A. J. COLLINS dl. CC.
What's Promised in 'Proverbs'
Is Provun In Purchase.
. The Puritan Oil
CANNOT SMOKE BECAUSE THE;
FRONTS AND BURNERS ARE‘
MADE WITH SPECIAL FEATURES
IN CON-
STRUCTION THAT A CHILD CAN
SMOKELESS
HEATERS'ARE ABSOLUTELY SAFE
$2.95 to $5.00 ‘
South Norwalk, Conn. i
TELEPHONE CALL 322—4.
LARGE
District of Norwalk.
Court. September 80th, A.
Estate of William M. S
of Norwalk. in said Distri
Ordered. That the Euro or exhibit 1 .1
bis Administration accou .
Court for adjustment. at
office in Norwalk, on th 7th day of
October. 1905 at 10 o‘clot
and that all persons lntc
Estate may be notified
“index is himself
some struniug‘lnstitutio new and
every duller he tries to :, o away is
' scrutinized and disinfected fore any-
body will take it.--Chicag
ORDER TO euros A - obk+2'“”‘
~ ” so rich
1 u “Hon to .
3 rich that
ribune.~
i
i
Probate
, 1905. i
data. into '
deceased. j.
H
to this
0 Probate (i
‘ forenoon; W
ted in said
erooi‘. the - ]
Executor will cause this order to ho
published in u. newspapci
culatlou In said District
days before said 7th do
1905. .
HENRY w. c
02 1'.
L
- ovlng a cir-
, it least five I.
.of October, ,’
scour.
. Judge.
L
ORDER OF NO
District of Norwalk.
Court, Septcmbcr 30th.
Whereas, written II]
been made to this C01
mission to probate of a «
instrument as and for th
Andrcntr lute of Norwu
Ordered. That said
heard and determined .
Office in Norwalk. on 'I
October. 1905. at. 1i 0’01
and that public notlcct
on to all persons interns
publishing this order ‘1
having a circulation in
hearing.
02 it
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VOLUNTEER FLOUR,
3 CANS MILK-
3 CANS EARLY JUNE PEAS,
.wH. i
CE. .
,sB.. Probate
' DH 1905. '
leatlon hits!
. for the ad-\
tain written (
will of Sarah
4. deceased. ’
pplication bc'
the Probatc‘!
101h day of’
' k afternoon; i
cl‘eof be 8h"
d therein by
m a ucwspapcrl
gsnld District. )
at least five days before said day oil,
HENRY W. GREGORY.
s
.l edge.
yes am, We
also
25c
2 PKGS. CREAM OF winA'r, 25°
3'
24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK.
cos"
OIL
I’OR
72 N Maln 5!.
Telephone
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951,5
I41“; I
9%
ui Hunlluu
comprising
these lluiniu BlSCllllS
33 Washington St.
diuuus- ilgiu Creamery Butter
The find you like.
You vill find ih‘vur stock all the popular favor
depxtment of our business.
5
zolbs .
Best Bramble Sugar
$1. 0
They are cs-
pccially adapted for luncheons and various social g herings.
Wl ask you to call and see us and look over the cry fine line of
BiscuiB. and we would like you to take home with on a sample of
. +hcscBiscuits. which we will give away to advertis this line.
Remember, we are headquarters for good this to eat in every
ChasESéy our
LEA ING GROCER.
‘- SEYMOU R CU RTIC,
' . Treasurer.
uuiur lieu, Pulled Iiiuu, Egg titer, [in pig, in
Maud
Makes nice white bread.
””4
The right piice.
much
5 Brand Flour, bag,
lTry a. bug.
790
THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE"
is WASHINGTON 31‘» SOUTH NORWAbK.
,
, ”on until attachment.
Norwalk Chronicler