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Local News Notes.
3' “Bowl
P. C. Lounsbury Lodge. N. E. 0. P..
held a routine meeting last evening.
Mrs.
wood, N. .1.. for a week.
Washington Camp, Sherman Council
and Olive Branch Lodges will hold
regular meetings to-merrowevenlng.
——Special prices on all Kitchen Uten‘
slls, Glassware and Crockery. M. S.
Smith & Co.
All members of Lincoln Council are
requested to meet at the roolns Fri«
day night. for the purpose of tran-
sacting important business. _
Aaron Coburn, of’ Trinity College,
Hurtford,- has been spending a tow
days at his home in South Main
street.
Mics Clara Lyon has returned to
her home in Irvington, L. 1.. after a
Visit with Mr. and Mrs. William Tris-
tram, of Roton Hill.
The hearings on the condemnation
proceedings of thé South Wilton wa«
ter property of the City of South Nor-
walk will be resumed next Tuesday.
The Hat b‘inishcrs' Society. South
Norwalk Conclave, Norwalk Lodge of
Elks, and Bethany Guild, of Trinity
Church, will hold regular meetings
this evening.
Bookseller Willialn P. lieers has
purchased a lot on Elmcrcst. opposite
the residence of lru Cole. and it is
understood that he will build a rest-
dence there In the spring.
——l’odlnorc is selling off crockery at
cost.
Uncas Tribe. 1, 0. R. M.. held a
regular business meeting last night at
which matters of a routine nature
were transacted. Several applications
for membership were received.
Charles E. Hoyt. ot‘ the South Nor»
walk Trust Company, and George 1“.
Hearse, of the South Not-walk Say.
ings Bank. aroin Washington. 1). (1..
attending the annual convention of
the Bankers‘ Association.
Trinity branch of the Girls‘ Friend-
ly Society will meet this Thursday
in the Sunday school room, as the G.
A. R. hall is engaged for this week.
A lesson in cookery will be the. work
or the evening.
While Rev. J. 'I‘. Winters has been
kept to his rooms by illness for sov-
cral days there is hope that he will be
able to attclui‘thc _annivcrsnry on
Thursday evening, of the Y. M. T. A.
ll. Society, of which he is chairman.”
New Britain Herald.
A special business meeting of the
Baptist Young People's Union will be
held tomorrow cvcnlngfiat the close
of the prayer meeting at the South
Norwalk Baptist Church. As there
will be business of importance a large
attendance Is desired.
~~~Ladles' and Children's Ribbed Un-
derwear. the best to be Ilnd for 25c.
at M. S. Smith .& Co's,
Court Muhacketno. Foresters of Am-
erica, held a meeting last evening. at
which plans were made for n smok-
cr to he held on‘Octobcr 24, to which
the «legrce teams of and (fliccrs of
Court Narruk, of Norwalk, and Court
Westport will be Invited. Olle can-
didate was initiated.
A alteclnl communication of St.
John's Lodge, A. I". and A. M., of Nor-
. walk. will be bold tomorrow night. to
coufcr the Master Masons degree. An-
other communication will he hold our-
ly next week to confer the same dc-
grce agnin. St. John‘s lodge has
considerable work on hand.
The first native eseallops In the
local market were received. yesterday.
by R. .l. Cutblli. Thcy cllmc direct
from IAIIIK Island and acll'for seventy-
flvc cents a quart. which Is considered
cheap. for they have been as high as
one dollar and one dollar and a ollar-
tcr per (ltllll‘I at wholsnle.
Professor W. tillbert Newcll'u select
school for dancing will open in lioyt‘n
Assembly Rooms, ’l‘llontrc building.
Washington stroll. Friday evening of
this work. There will he a class for
lllilihflmt amt masters at 4:30 p. m..
and ladies and gentlemen at II p. m.
A thorough mum of Instruction In the
waltz and the latest society tltlhcca
will be given. Everyone Interested
is invited to attend the first lessons
on Friday.
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II‘I’TIR THAN GPANKING.
Spanking does not cure children of
bed wetting. If It did there Would be
few children that would do it. There
In a constitutional cause for this. Mrs.
M. Summers. Box 1516. Retro Dame.
Ind., will send her home treatment to
any mother. She asks no money.
Write her today if your children trons
ble you in this way. Don’t blame the
fluid. The chances are it can't hell:
I.
JUST BEAR IN MIND
that we carry a full line of Vein. At.
home. lotto and other Photo Papers:
Film Hutu and everything "0600'
nary to the amateur Photographer;
IMMN-MWILI. coll.
Prescription Drum
Thaddeus Guyer. - of Lowe
street, is visiting her niece at Eagle-
wc worm .
AUTOMOBILAIN INSURANCE
‘ WI WILL I ND YOU.
noon a newer.
* Colonel Cllbert t. Fitch. of Stem-
ford, was a visitor
to, town this
morning. ‘ . .
Several local members of the D. A.
R. are attending the convention in
Groton. today. .
The Ladies' Auxiliary A. 0. 11.. of
Nonwalk, will hold a dance in their
{18.11 in Wall street. Thursday even-
ng. .
At the meetin of Cockenoe Tribe.
1. O. R. M., of orwalk, il‘riday even-
ing, the revised toy-laws of the Tribe
will be acted upon. ‘
St. Paul's Industrial School will re-
sume its work Saturday afternoon at
the Berkeley street chapel at 2 o'clock.
Mrs. George 0. Lockwood is at the
head of the organization.
The annual harvest festival of the
Cranbnry Chapel will be held this ev-
ening. Miss Albertine Mathels. of
Norwalk, is among those who. will ap-
pear in the entertainment program.
A party of Norwalkers. consisting
of John H. Manning. lildwcrd P. Weed,
H. H. Glover, Sidney Guthrie and Wit-
11am Guthrie, left town this morning
for Peach Lake. where they will fish.
Tiley.expect to return tomorrow night.
The members of Clinton Command-
ery, Knights Templar. of Norwalk.
will assemble at Masonic Temple. cor-
ner of Wall' and issues street. Sun-
day evening. and take the trolley to
Stamford. Arriving at that city, they
will escort linion Lodge. A. F‘. and A.
M2, to the Baptist Church, where the
ReV. Mr. Richardson will deliver a
special sermon; . “
The steamer John Sylvester ‘con-
tinuos to carry an increasing number
of passengers each day from The Nor-V
walks and surrounding towns to New
York and return each day. The. ves-
sel is now making good time, and is a
strong and seaworthy craft. The
round trip fare is only fifty cents. and
single tickets can be purchased for
thirty cents each.
—Everyody's liable to itching plies.
Rich and poor. old and youngwtcrrl-
ble the torture they setter. Only one
sure cure. Dean‘s Ointment. Abso-
lutely safe: can't, fall.
Company 14‘ is planning its outer-
tainment and basketball program for
the coming winter. It has not yet
been decided how many games will
be played or what system will be fol-
lowed in giving dances. The com.
puny may not play as many basketball
games as last year. The entertain
ment, committee has beenworking on
the. matter and were to have submit-
ted their plans before a special meet-
ing of the conlpany last night at. the
armory. Enough members did not
show up to make a quorum. ‘
M. 1.. Meyerbol'f, Philadelphia; A.
1“. Beach, .1. Rountrce. 1". E. Williams.
Hurry Freeman. 1‘. Harrison. 11. E.
Glen, .1, C. (.‘hnrlork. 1. Davis, New
York: Inote Van Sickcl. J. 1". Who
lan. Benjamin A. Franklin. Boston;
1. I“. t‘lark. tic-urge H. llurlbert, Ilnn-
bury; George A. Allsopp, .1l‘., New-
ark: E. H. Mnthcwaon. leorgc L.
Rockwell, Lewis R. Iilll‘illlllt, N. .1.
Platncr. South Norwalk: .1. Mothens.
Liverpool, Eng; (Icorgc 1“. Walters.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Peace, Bridgeport.
F. B. Sbaurmnn. Springfield; E. 'l‘.
Scallop. Providence: 1’. I“. Lc'l‘cclls.
Troy; Mr. and Mrs. William Bishop.
Portland. Me, were at the 110th (‘llt~
ford.. yesterday.
The. Connecticut School Mnsters'
("lull will have a meeting and dinner
at the Hotel Hartford in Hartford on
the evening of October 19. "Fads and
Frills" will be the topic of the even-
lng and the club will have as guests
llr. Jellies l’. Haney. director of arts
and manual training. Nt'w York:
Frank Hamilton Daniels. director of
drawing. Sprlugiicld, Mass: llr. It). H.
Arnold, director of the New Haven
Normal School of Gymnastics. and
Ralpll L. ialdwin. director of music
at the Hartford 111in School. This
meeting of the club comes on the
evening procctling the meeting of the
Connecticut State 'l‘eachers' Asset-hr
lion. Every lnalc teacher In Connecti-
cut Is eligible to membership ill the
club.
AND
CONVENIENCE
DEPOSIT
in the General Banking Dc-
pal tmcnt oi the
South N orwalk
Trust Co.
a»..-
Sale of“
Football Goods
This Week
AT 00LEMAN’S
NEWS STORE.
10 North Milli m loath ‘N‘l'wallt.
mm .__, mums.
.W _
out Insurance.”
The
length. or a long raincoat,
\
Our Raincoats are sim
ramproof b
slunc as in
rain. u f
to 38 chest,
$8.50
South Norwalk.
ABOUT
is worth it.
We are near—just as far
as the nearest letter-box
or telephone.
To learn Bookkeeping.
THE DEMAND FOR comers
DAY AND EVEN
ENROLL NOW.
_I
Copcoats ran
3 Raincoats.
your choice one of our Top Coats of sh
_ you are certain of the same
smartscttlng effect and distinctive tailoring. .
Our Top Coats come in tan‘cove
inches long, with vented backs. m.
$10 to $15
ply long worsted overcoats made
y the most approved process, as useful in sun-
I:
From $10 to $25.
._..._..... .
Young men express a decided preference for o
tor-gray single and double breasted sack suits, cut 1
full. coats with 9—inch vents,
Fall hats and furnishings are all in. ' "
When buying Oats, Hay and Feed don‘t you
think it will pay you to consider quality?
It may cost a little more (perhaps not) but it
We can give you these requisites.
Buy Oats That's Clean.
Wants 50 Young-Men _
NUMBER GRADUATED TEN TO ONE. ,
THERE IS A GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR THE YOUNG MEN.
ort or knee
rts, loose and boxy, 35
1....1
oys-r
lg and
trousers. pcg-toppy. Sizes up- '-
to $15. ‘~
QUALITY. '
MANUEL T. HATCH.
When you think of
Grain, thinkof Hatch.
._____—...____._————..-~_—.~
COLLEGE
Shorthood. Iypowrltlog.
NT YOUNG MEN EXCEEDS THE
ING SESSIONS.
M. A. MERRILL, Prim. South Norwalk
. ..-.....-__.-.-., £35--
Bargains at Nelson‘s. See ad.
Long'lslnnd Escallops at Cutbill’s.
Sale of blue willow ware. at Road's.
Sec Rd.
A son has been born to Mr. and
Mrs. H. B. Wilson. of West Main
street. Norwalk.
George Flnney was removed to the
Norwalk liospital 1st night. 111 of ty-
phoid lever. Mr. Finney was taken
ill at Shemcltl-on-thc- Sound. where he
has been for a long time
Samuel Nickles. of Hnrlbutt and
Ilavls‘ law office, Norwnlk, was among
those who saw the game yesterday
between the New York Nationals and
the Philadelphia American League
team.
Let the (‘onncctlcut Railway and
Lighting Company make a trial in-
stallation of the Humphrey gas are.
proven to be the best. SIt‘iltiIt'SI. clean-
est and most economical light on the
market.
A meeting of the Vestry of 'l‘rin-
Iiy Episcopal church was held last
evening. at which resolutions of res-
pect and regret were. passed regarding
hc death or the late Venancio A. Sco-
icld. who was one of the ventrymon.
Othcr limiters of a routine nature
were also taken up.
REFORMS IN SPAIN.
Royal Menage Read by King Alphon-
so In the Chamber of Deputies.
MADRID, October 11. - The, royal
nloasago to Parliament. which King
Alphonso read before the (.Illnui‘llcr of
Dcputles at 2 o’clock this afternoon.
presented the government's projects
for electoral. Jlldlcai and policy re-
form. the organization of working~
lllt'll'lt pensions, modification of the li-
nuor IIIWH. the administration of the
Bank of Spain. the revision of the
code for military instruction, the con-
structlon of the new new and the ac.-
quisltlon of war materials.
The novel-age declares that the rela-
ttona between Spain and the foreign
powers are cordial and tend to the
elaboration of the treaties of cont-
mcrce and referred to the Morocco
negotiations in which Spain takes an
active part. having adhered to the
International conference for the pur-
pose of settling contented Illltlhtionh
between the powers.
The message closed with express-
Ing the hope that the work of Parlia-
ment may be profitable to the nation.
IARN IURNID IN STAMFORD.
STAMFORD. October llr-A burn
on Bummer street belonging to Here-
klsh Weed. with its contents and two
horses. was burned early 10-day. The
loss was 81,000.
Stranger-aware do 1 take a ear
to the depot? Conductor—awn: do you
want to take u car to the depot?
A f I' A. “c WINGS OHIO."
M °mw ”is m
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They’ve got lots of care there ni-
rm.» ,
,0
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COMMISSIONERS HERE TO-MOR»
ROW
'l‘hc Folrfleld County Commissioners
will come to Norwalk tomorrow for
the purpose of receiving applications
for liquor licenses. The session will
be held at the town court room in
Wall street between 10 n. m. and 8 p.
at. All dealers falling to make appli-
cation at this time will be obliged to
go to Bridgeport with their applica~
lions. -
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EQUITABLE TRUSTEES DID NOT
MEET
NEW YORK. October 11.-—'l‘lte
meeting of the board of trustees of
tho Equitable Life Assurance Society.
which was scheduled to be held to-
day. was postponed until tomorrow.
owing to the Inability of former Pres-
ldent Grover CleVeInnd to be present
to-duy.
KARLSTAD TREATY FAVORED
STOCKHOLM. Sweden, Oct. li.~—-
The special committee of tho Riksdag
appointed to consider the Knrlstud
treaty today unanimously reported in
favor of Its ratification.
SPEQIIILS
VOLUNTEER FLOUR, PER BAG, 680
3 CANS MILK. 250
3 CANS EARLY JUNE PEAS, 250
2 PKOS. CREAM 0” WHEAT, 250
A. stun,
a4 COTTAGE AVENUE,
EAST NORWALK. CON"
dons.
Ilost Graogolitod Sugar
. 1.00
JOSELOFF’S
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‘ Toilet Articles
You can always depend'upon
our stock of Toilet Good: to sup-
ply your demands at all times.
The following staplenrtlclas are
of exceptional value and always
in evidence in our store:
Perfumes. imported and do-
mestic; Toilet Soap. Tooth
Rrushes. Nail Brushes. Hair
Brushes. Manicure Requisltes,
Complexion Creams and Lotions,
Flesh Powderm'rotlet Watermelon
lilo Oilfford Pharmacy
run rnnsonterlou arena.
TIL. can. 1".
«moon.»
Maples & fioldsollmldt Go.
‘ ’ (incorporated)
OOMMISSION BROKERS.
Stocks. 8:3: grain and
Gallon.
0mm t Corbett Block. Io. Norwalk.
TODAY IN WALL STR
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. tit—Open—
lug prices in the stock market today
follower! the earlier London quotations;
to a higher level. The trunk lines. Ull-
ion l’acifie and several specialties
were prominent. N. Y. Central, enn-
sylvanln. Balto. & Ohio. Delaware &
Hudson, trio and Illinois Central
rose large fractions. Union Pacific.
about a polltt. Wisconsin Central '/i
and Union Bag pfd. 11,.3. Dealings
were on a light sonic.
WALL STRICE’I‘. 11 a. m.~—~Stocks
did not extend their opening gains
lunch. although a dozcn or more
brought within the range of one polllt
advances. Buying as on yesterday
ran pretty generally to dividend pay-
ing railroad stocks. New York Cen-
tral. Iric, Baltimore and Ohio. 1111-
nois Central, Northern Pacific. Chica-
go Great Western. Minneapolis. St.
Paul and Sault Ste Marie and Steel
Foundries rose 1_ lktinwure and Hud-
son 2%. Reading 1%. Steel Foundries
pfd. 2. Control of New Jersey 1% and
Wisconsin Central pfd. 2%. There
was a sale of Lackuwanna at an ad-
vance of twenty points. lrcnt Nor-
EET
thorn fd. weakened l alld Northwes—
tern 1 ’.
WALL STREET. noon.-~ Trading
was quiet. but prices were well maln-
tuined and some of the high priced
stocks made sensational movements.
Lacknwanna rose 28 points to 488, a
record price. Delaware «it Hudson and
(‘cntral Railroad of New Jersey gain-
cd II 1-2; Steel Foundries pfd. (I, and
Reading First ptd. 2. One point gains
were established by St. Paul. Rock
Island pfd.. New York. New Haven
and Hartford and Reading second pfd.
The losses were Pacitlc Coast. Great
Northern old. and Northwestern 2.
Prices receded slightly at. noon.
Bonds were steady.
WALL STREET 1 p. m.~'l‘here was
no particular feature to the dealings
between 12 and 1 o'clock and the mar-
ket was fractionally low In spots.
Reading continued to be bought heavi-
ly alnl Locomotive reached 60. Great
Northern pfd. ylclede 31A,.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report. over the private wires of
The Maples & Goldschmidt Co.. Com.
mission Brokers. Swartz & Corbett
Block. South Norwalk, Telephone 153.
Open. High. Low 1:30
Amal Cop 851/4 857/... 85%. 85%
Am C & F Co 38% 38% 38% 38%
Am C & F Co 100 100 100 100
Am (Tot Oil 32 32 32 32
Am Loco 09% 5914 58% 50%
Am Smelt 129% 129% 129% 12bit
Am Stupor 141% 141%“le 141%
A 't‘ & S Fe 89% 89% 80% 89%
lialto & Ohio 113% 113% 113% 113%
Il‘klyn R ’1‘ 713/4 721,19 71% 72
Chen & Ohio 57% 57% 07 57%
Chi a N W 210 210 21071. 2167,11
Ch (1t West 21 21% 21 24%
Ch M at St P 181% 181% 1811;. 181-71;
(‘01 1“ & l 47% 471A. 46% 47
(101 South 28% 28% 21W. 28%
Con Call 1118 188 188 188
Del & “till 220 222% 219% 221%
ICrio 49% 50 49% 49%
Eric 1st of 81% 81%. 81% 81%
111 Central 181 181% 181 181%
Lou dz Nash 15314. 153% 153 103
Manhattan 107% 167% 16714; 107%
Met St Ry 127% 127% 127 127
Mex Cent 25% 25% 25% 25%
M K it '1‘ :13 till 03 33
Mo Pacific 104%. 10474; 104% 104%
Nat lend . 41% 47% 41%
N Y Central 150% 100% 140% ‘ ,
Nov! 10 West till 80% 8074: 86
Out a. West 54% 114% 5414 I'M-lit
l’ao Mail 413 45 45 45
Penn R R 144% 144% 1441/. 144%
1’00 Gas 108 103% 101-1 103%
Reading 122% 123% 1221.4 123%
Read 1st 111‘ 93 95 93 115
Rep Steel 211 25% 25 25%
Rock Island 38% 34 38% 11315
South Pac 09%. 70% 110% tin-)4
Sou Ry Co 30% .1095- lltl’li. 36%
Son Ry In of 100 100 100 100
Tom C (I: 1 R7 87 it? 87
Texas Pnc tit} ' at. 35 :15
Union Pue 133% 133% 111314 133%
ll 8 Rubber 62%. 031/. 02% 03
11 8 Steel 38% 33% 38% 08%
U 8 Steel pl 106 105 104% 10414;
Wabash 21% 22% 21% 22
Wabash [If 42% 427/51 42% 42
WII Cent. 30% 31% 30% 3076
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ACID STAMFORD WOMAN DEAD.
Wit-can, 00tober1.1.--Mrs. Bet-
soy Hoyt. widow of Rev. William C.
Hoyt. once. a prominent member of
the New York toast Conference, died
during last night in her ninetioth
little was the twin sister of
Wurdwell, Who disd'lnt I”
V
28 N. "also. In. Hermit.
, . smut-s. ,,,,__,
3 i .
. and
mu the :th of n lentils. of . fourteen
Today’s
as
$15, $18; $21] and i
Soils or Men
Are uncommonly good clothes. They make a permanently
favorable impression upon the wearer and upon those who
see them worn.
YOU are cordially invited to inspect our showing of
“Clever Clothes.
New Fall lasts in stylish, comfortable and durable Shoes .
for Men. "'.)-
SELLECK & PRICE,
HEAD-TO-FOOT OUTFITTERS. _
I, 98 Washington St. South Norwalk.
' Telephone Call 324-2.
a
Still Pursuim? The Elusive Dollar
Twenty Baskets of fine Pears for canning or other purposes. Will make
a special price of title basket, Saturday. Good size. Positively a bargain
chance. If you don't want so much as a basket, will sell you what you
can use at St: quart. Remember, 60c basket.
Muskmelons, at So each, selling in some ‘places at 8c and 10c. .
Grapes—An 8 lb. basket of Grapes for 22¢. ' '
A few nice Cauliflower: for sale Saturday, at about 18¢: each, as two size.
Cabbage.
r '0 >-*<».H:,'l“ 1 ~ Til ;
Celery. 5c Root. v, .1... .tflgfi
New Walnuts, 80 quart. ' i 1‘" “'1' ”‘92" _r :1” ..
A few Home Raised Quinces. ‘
Will have New Sweet Cider Saturday.
iy had here. Be qt., or 20c gallon.
Oh. what Good Cheese I have ]u st gotten in.
lover of Cheese will call It great. MI Id and fine.
last all winter. Fine, fine, fine. 18: lb
Hope to serve and please.
LORE
I
l
I
Will be high grade, as In usual-
Rich as butter. A true
Have bought enough to
.. 4.. mad ‘1"
A“ i: '
NZO DIBBLE
Telephone Call 26-4.
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“““"';2oos; shit... 5....“ $1.00
TUBE ROSE FLOUR ...................................... per bag. can
PILLSBURY’S FLOUR ........................ per barrel. $6; per bug, 750
VERY BEST BUTTER ........................................ pound. 230
EXTRA QUALITY TEA. black or mixed, regular 406:.now ...... .pound, 20¢
FULL LINE FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.. CRANBERRIES.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY,
20 NORTH MAIN ST. 40 PORT IT.
SO. NORWALK. 01'. EAST NORWALK. OT. ‘
T31... 26—8. TIL" SIS—S.
REMEMBER, WE CARRY A LARGE AND FRESH STOCK OF VI-
LOX N. A. LIQUID DEVELOPER. AND HYPO LIQUID HARDNER AND
RE~DEVELOPER.
- REMEMBER, WE CARRY A LARGE AND FRESH STOCK OF VE
N. A. LIQUID DEVELOPER. AND RE-DEVELOPER. .
We Handle Eastman non Exelusivelll
W. P. BEERS’
Booksellers, stationery, Engraving. Kori-kc, Film Packs and Camera “poll“
49 Well It. Norwalk. 6 So. lulu at. to. Hamill.
Telephone Connection.
LOX,
Artival Ineludes
HARD CRABS. LONG ISLAND
CLAMS. GREENPOR'I‘ OYSTERS,
BLUES. GREEN SMEL'I‘. NATIVE
FISH. STEAK COD. ETC.
LEAVE YOUR ORDERS HERE
FLES.
ESCALLOPS. Lona. AND aouun .
BLUEFISH. WEAKF‘ISH. suarrnn ,
EELS. nurranrlsn, SALMON, mare
FOR HAND PICKED WINTER: AP-
' ;. illii’
Cutbill’a Bridge Fish Market,
TEL 108-
rnlq DILIVIRV. .
Clocks, Skirts and Millinery
from the maker.
If wlll can you Thirty Per Cum on ll», Dollar.
We on ammo a perfect Ill.
The Fair Cloak and For Stern},
on wnuumnrou ITRIIT.
Hate You Heard the
It’s all over town. They say Raymond has the best Coal. 'Wt! :
heartily concur in that opinion. We think we have the largest and ‘2
best stock. But don‘t take our word for it. Try a load andiprovc;
it to your own satisfaction. Not much risk in that. If it'sali right
give us a chance at your Winter’s Coal. We are here to dobujllfi
.Telepliene 113~3f1hlibi tilttliliilll .
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Norwalk Chronicler