..h'as yet becndouud Ior cod
liver oil. There are so—caileci
extracts, wines and cordials of
cod liver oil that are acid to
contain the active. principles
but not the oil itself. This is'
absurd on its false. You might
as well extract the active prin-
ciples of wheat and make
bread with them. The best
form oi cod iii/er oil. that can
be digested and assimilated
most easily, .is Scott’s Emul-
sion.
w. iilud
SCOTT& DOWN F1500: imp 5m New York.
Underwear
I'OR FALL. AND WINTER
roe
'K'fikmNKO
M all
’ lab 6%.”: Nuitlndpti‘lhh Street.
loath Name! it.
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WEATHER ”REPORT.
1111'. Not-walk and vicinity: Fair to
night and Saturday. The area of high
pressure that was central in the lower
Mississippi Valley yesterday morning
has moved eastward and is now can
trai over the South Atlantic states.
it is producing pleasant weather in
all sections east of the Mississippi
River and low temperatures in the
southern sections. Fronts were re-
ported this morning as far south as
Montgomery, Ala. A trough- shaped
area of low measure extends from
Kansas northeastward to the Lake re
gion. it is producing considerable
cloudy weather in the Western sec-
tions. but not much rain. Conditions
favor for this vicinity fair weather
with slowly r-lslrig temperature.
The Norwalk City Council will hold
a meeting Monday night.
—B‘rcsh hams. 1295c lb. Haves.
Miss Josephine Huntington. of Nor-
walk, was in Wilton on Wednesday.
Mrs. D. F. Howe. of Ridgeflcld. en-
tertained friends from Norwalk. Surr-
day.
Frank Bryant, of Norwalk, visited
his sister Mrs. Mills, in Georgetown.
Sunday.
Louis Taylor. of South Norwalk, was
in Georgetown for a short visit last
week.
Miss Margaret Rockwell. of Ridge-
fleld, is visiting friends in South Nor-
walk.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar S. Wilcoxson. of
Union Place. are spending the day in
New Haven.
Miss Katie Schmedes has returned
home after visiting Mrs. David David-
son, of Ansonia.
, Cockenoe Tribe. I. O. R. M., of Nor-
moblle, has been received and the ma. walk. will vote this evening on the
chine ‘5 again in motion. revised by-laws of the Tribe.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Coleman. of High'
street, are spending a few days in
New York, on a, vacation trip.
Michael Sheellan is enjoying a
week's vacation from his duties in the
shop of the R it G corset company.
—3 lbs. Shoulder Steak. 25c. N. Y. Mk.
Neighbor Camp. No. 94. Modern
Wioodmen of America, will meet this
evening at 8 o‘clock.
Christian Swariz is in Qunkcr'iowu
Penn. at the factory of the Graham
& Ernst Cigar Company.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Apell, of St. John
avenue have been enjoying an au-
tumnal vacation in Sullivan countr,
N. Y
—-Crofut & Knapp hats. 0 Bricns.
Miss Marietta Simmons and Mrs
Ralph Veriin. of Franklin avenue.
shot a large mink while hurtling. Wed'
nesday.
~Austlon Household Furniture Mrs
H. S. Gregory 24 Elizabeth St. Sat.
Oct. 14th 10 a. m.
The Connecticut Schoolmasters‘
Club will meet, at the Hotel Hartford
in Hartford, October 19.»
The motor of George Buxton's auto
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sb, George, of
Norwalk. called on Mr. and Mrs. E.
(..‘1. Beers. in Ridgeflcld, Sunday.
Mrs. Fannie Williams. of Norwulk.
was a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs.
.lohn Williams, in Georgetown.
«Remember the dance of Lady .lerl
nings Lodge tonight, in Red Mcn'r
liall. Come and have. a good time.
Tickets. from members and at. door,
25 cents.
St. John's Lodge, A. F. and A. M..
of Norwalk. held 11 special communica-
tion last night and conferred the Mile-
ter Mason‘s degree on one candidate.
The lodge will hold another special
communication Monday night, to con-
fer th's same degree.
1
J Henry Fewer, of New York. arcl —Monrnlng bands. O'Brien's.
guests 70" 3 few days 0‘ Mrs. W. A Rev. A. ll. Purdy. who has been
Tolies. 0’ Union Placc. Ipastm of tho Silvermilrc1 Methodistl
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Taylor.
GROI‘KOIOWII. 00011.. and Mrs. Arthuribccn reappointed by his conference.
Todd, of West Reading, Court, 30001 which was held recently on Long Is-
Wednesduy in New Haven. land. it is understood that Mr. Purdy
-—Don‘t forget, Gregory Auction. Sat. will commence his labors next. Sab-
Oct. 14th. 10 a. 111. 24 Elizabeth St. ' iillih- .
Th 1110111111111 Whist Club will give 11 Eureka Rebekah 1.011.111
will give
reception this evening, at the mm. 1111 evening of song 11nd story at their
denco or Colonel and Mrs. 1,98ti new ball, Washington street, on Fri-
Smlth, of Elmwood avenue. day evening, October 13. The outer-
tulnmcnt will be by Mr. Ralph Booth.
a talented entertainer from New Ha-
ven. Admission 21'. cents. Dancing
after entertainment.
-~Pork chops, llc lb. Hayes.
The steamship Amorikn, having on
board General and Mrs. Russell Frost.
turd son Russcdl, sailed on her maiden
trip yesterday from Chcrborg, France,
for New York. This is the largest
steamship III the world. and carrying
4,000 passengers and 10,000 tons of
freight. The vessel is due in New
York next. Thursday.
~Evcryody‘s liable to itching piles.
Rich and poor, old and ygung~~tcrri-
bio the loriurc they sut‘fcr. Only one
sure cure. Dean's Ointment. Abso.
Iulcly safe; can‘t full.
The cutting department of the Nich-
ols Underwear Company in North
Main street is working nights this
week, because of the rush.
Miss Mary Duane. of New York, who
has been 011 a sojourn in the Berk-
shires, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
John E. Wood. of Winnipauk.
~-Spcclnl from Iritchcn dcp'l.,
lamps of every sort. 25c upward, Mr
S. Smith & (to.
The next meeting of the Pine Lodge
Whisi, Club will I111 hold on Tuesday
afternoon, October 2111., with Mrs. J.
Thornton i’l'owitr. 11l‘ Eliot-rest.
0111 Olson has sold his grocery buri-
incss in Bouroll street to lkc licliallt.
The deal has b11cn closed and Mr. Hcl~
{it}; will take possession I" 11 law Tb..- nnlcr}.nirrnl1ent of the Noliiwalk
. ' 1 I . ' 3, . . 1 v ., 11
William 11. Clurkc, .11., ..r 3 Arch ”"’ '" 1.1 1...... ‘V' " 111. " I ‘ '
the same date. as the lecture of the
ilcv, George I). Egbert. but the outer-
tainmeut committee of the club has
been governed considerably in the
matter by the fact that the Whitney
Broihers' Quartette, which will ap-
pear, had an open date that. night.
mSofl and stiff hats, O'Bricn‘s.
Miss Dol'ba. Stone Plnneo. 11f Nor-
wnllt. entertained a large audience at
the Norwich Club on Tuesday evening
with 11 "Story Tcller'a Hour." Miss
Plnneo'n stories were charmingly told.
Possessing in themselves the marina
tion of being original and true tales
which have been related to the story
teller they Ire further enhanced by
the delightful personality of Miss Pin-
neo herself. They are full of her own
hrillianoy and vivacity and were so
naturally and sympathetically I‘t‘IIlIiliI
that they were listened to with 1111-
cioacai attention and ploasurchor-
wich Bulletin
«Janitor-rabies. 111111111; flannel 1111111-
kcta in 11111.... 11.111.11.111. 11 upward.
aircci. has rented the Sllclion rosi-
deuco, at 84 East avenue, for ”to win-
ter, furnished. The Sheltons will
spend the winter in New York.
(lcorgc I13. W11l1b has resigned his
position with Horace R. Nash, of
South Norwnlk. and is now working
for Arthur Benedict, who was recently
with H. R. Nash 0111 has gone into
business on Monroe street.
-~“'HOllliilhl)ItI Furniture Auction.
Elizabcllr Sr. Saturday Oct. Hill
a. 111.
Fix~Cn111urodorc and Mrs. A. if. Chas-
mar. of South Norwalk who recently
left for Colorado. are now at Colorado
springs, acventy- -four miles from Don
ver. where- they have taken a furnish
ed house and gone to housekeeping;
Eureka Rebekah imllrc will have
an entertainment in the new 0110 Pol
lows linll. Dllanflll lilo11k.Wushl11g-
ton street, this evening. itaiph Booth,
11 woiiknewn artist. will appeal in
song and story, and Ihcre will be dan-
cing at the “gloss of his program. M. p ,1 Smith 0. Com
DO NOT 8 T
Everything As Advertised
SPRING LAMB.
24
ii)
ITIAKO.
1.1m. 1011111. semi-noun. 201‘: lb.
Fem. 1011 lb. Oll‘ioln, m lb.
ROAST. Round 100 lb.
1111111. 1111.. 14.1011 111. Chowder." 1011 I11.
Chunk. 101m 01. Charge” 12o lb.
POT ROAST. HOIOI. YOUNG FOWL. ilo
km, no bone. 101111111. Native veal. beef. tongues. valved
.Ilver, ”any and lei-he's sausage.
Small Sugar Cured Hams. fatally Size. i2 cts Pound
llc ...-.1,
32 South Mara Street, cor. i'lavlland South 111111111111
—~l..c.gs Spring Lamb, 16c. N. Y. Mk. 1
‘ton:
~ Brooklyn:
of Protestant Church for four years. has'
sailed 1.11.15. 11111..
hits 311111 liner”y Cedric.
art. A. 11111111111. of; Boston. has,
nab
been spending a few days in South
Norwalk.
-—3 lbs. Shoulder Steak, 250. N, ‘1'.
Market.
The flagstaifs on the east and west '
wings of the capitol. in Hartford, were
painted. Wednesday. ,
A meeting of the choir of Trinity ‘
Episcopal Church will be held this
evening at 8 o'clock.
A. .1. Collins and Company are shin
sing two leads of furniture to Stam-
ford today.
A regular business meeting of Wash
lnston Camp. P. 0. S. of A. was held
last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Steelohb
tended the Brown-Bartholomew wed-
ding ln Ausonia, Wednesday.
~——Legs Spring Lamb, 16c. N. Y. Mk.
Titers will be special music at the
First Methodist Church. next Sunday
evening, when Miss Dora Barnum, of
llanbury, will sing.
Miss Florence Pollard has returned
to her home in Silverrnlno after a
visit with Miss Bertha Stllson. of East
Port Chester. N. Y,
Mrs. David F‘. Hunt of Norwalk
went yesterday to 135 West One Hun-
dred and Thirty-eighth street. New
York, to remain some time.
A largo number of Norwalk Knights
of Pythlas expect to go to Waterbury
on Monday evening. October 10 to st-
tend the reception to the grand attic
ors on the evening previous to the
session of the grudd lodge. which will
open Tuesday morningI October 17.
--—Crofut & Knapp hats. O'Brien.
The South Norwalk Fire Police will
hold a regular drill this evening. meet-
ing at the headquarters in Washington
street at 7:30 o'clock. The drill will
be in full uniform. and will take place
in Water street. All members are ex-
pected to attend. and get in trim for
the parade next Monday night.
George Kittie. H. A. Heroic, Mr. and.
Mrs. E. 0. Camp, Mark Mitchell, John
'I‘. Eaglcton. F. F. Hartman. G. A.
~Carstensen, New York; J. A. Woltlrau-
514.11., Danbury; E. Hill, South Norwalk;
(‘1, A. Ilobl‘ick. California; G. 'l‘. Esta-
brook. M. M. Johnson, 11‘. i.. Gaylord,
C. S. Clapllurn. C. I’. Tobin. (l, H.
Heath, S. S. Stevens, E. Brand, lies
R. .l. Willis. Rochester. N. Y.'.
0. Porter. Syracuse; Clifton 'I‘. Draper,
E. A. Irrgulls. Louisville:
William Lorklc. New London; Id. Ii.
lloynton. W. (T. Russcll, Hartford, WOI‘O
at the Hotel Clifford yesterday,
Our
Young
Men’s
are the top notch of fashion. We
wish to specially call your at-
tention to their
DOUBLE BREASTED MO 32‘...
It is the magnet that. draws
young men to our store.
$15.00 to $22.00.
We also have a splendid dis-
play of boys’ and children's clo-
thing. nli priced right.
. sun's, $2.56 to $6.00.
Open Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday Evenings.
JflSiPH Ill
TAILOR.
CLOTHIER. 1
HA'I‘TER.
FUIINISHER.
86 Washington St.. 80. Norwaik.
. .‘..-.....,_
U
Daily has to New York.
STEAMER JOHN SYLVESTER.
On and after Monday October a.
will leave Steamboat Dock, South Nor
walk. at 1. (I0 11 n1.
Returning will leave Pier 28.1” R.
(new Peck Slip) 1113 p in. Foot of El.
(list St" 3: 16 p. 111.. arriving at South
Norwnlk in time to contract with trains
for Dsnbul'y. Bridgeport and intermed-
iary points.
FARE (round trip) ..... 501:
(Good until used)
SINGLE FAR! 300
NORWALK STEAMBOAT OO.,
Aurthur J Smith. bosses.
C. (‘. Hogomun. (It‘ll. Alt.
Cilll
Assessors’ Notice.
We the undemignml.l1cruhy give
1.1.11.1. to all persons anti corporations
liable to pay taxes in the City of
South Not-walk that they are required
by law to deliver to the assessors, or
either of them on or before the int
day of November 1905. a written or
printed list. dated. signed. and sworn
to. of all the property owned by them
on the first day of October. 1906 its-
bls to taxation making a description
of all the real estate each parcel be»
in,q separately described.
rap—1.4m may be returned to the
assessors. at the Council Room Hay.
ilsnd street south Not-walk. from and
111111111111... Gctober 11.19111. 111111 ....
eluding November 1. 1305 said once
to in. 1111111111111. 111 011 1111i 00 o‘olbelt
11. "1.111111 from 0: 00 to 5:00 o’clock,
p. 111.. on sallmiays from 7 on in ii: 00
o'clock in the evenlu and Wednesday
November 1. 1901'. 11.111 7: 00 to 9 p
111.
Dated at. the City of Booth Norwsllr,
Colin. October 10. 1905.
FRANKIJN A. TOLL“
. unusual Fl. VOSBU
Oil) 111 tremors.
I
(ll slim 11 1.1111
“II”: "Will
(Is to 111111111111
Thin Illi Enamel
ltlllill till iPPil ll.
FOR BALE BY CHARLES E. DOW.
G'ONGRESSMAN HILL TO SPEAK.
Congressman E. .l. Hill. of Norwalk,
will on next. Thursday evening address
the members 11f the Sea Side Club. in
Bridgeport, (1n matters pertaining to
the Philippines, China and other Far
Eastern points which he lcarrrcd on
his trip abroad. The uddr'css whl1l1
will be an informal one, promises to
be intensely interesting. as Congress-
man Hill is not only an entertaining
speaker, but he has many facts rc-
gelding lllc Far lanai which 1111.1 not
generally known
"Isn't it queer." said Singleton. “that
a woman takes a man's name when
she marries?"
“Oh. I don't know," replied Weddcr-
iy. “It. would be quccr'cr still if she
didn't take everything else the poor
lay has. "-Chlca‘go Newa.
..L... .J. «...... ......~ .
SPECIALS
20ibs Granulated Sugar, $I
Volunteer l1 lollr .......... 051 per be as
‘3 curls Itcd Alaska Salmon ......... 25c.
inkgs. (lust-(1 2’11
1 lbs. Milk Crackers ............... 251'
3 lbs. Soda Cl‘fll‘lit‘l's ..............25c
A. slut,
24 COTTAGE AVENUE,
EAST NORWALK. cow"
Twenty-Second Season
W. GILBERT NEWELL’S
SELECT SCHOOL OF DANCING, DE-
PORTMENT AND THE
COTILLION.
Hoyt's Assembly Rooms. Hoyt'a Thea-
tre Building, Washington 8L,
South Norwslk, Conn.
FRIDAY, OCT. 13TH. 1905—thc Open
inn Day.
Class for Young Ladies, Misses and
Master. at 4:30 p. m.
Evening Class for Ladies and Gentle-
men at 8 o‘clock.
A Thorough Course of instruction
in the Waltz and the Latest Society
Dances.
W. GILBERT NEWELL.
25 Liberty Street, Bridgeport Ct.
1
“The Billiard”
MODERN AND U PTO-DATE.
ACCOMMODéTIONS FIRST
L
RATES VERY MODERATE.
Joseph L. Waltz.
Proprietor.
Telephone, 398.
CUT GLASS
BOWLS. CELERY TRAYS. OlL
' BOTTLES, WATER SETS,
DON ION DIBHEB, ETC.
Suitable for Wedding Presents.
AT POPULAR PRICED.
A. W. AUSTIN,
JEWELEFI.
40 Wall St. Norwalk. Conn.
«0mm
We have resolved the full line of W.
L. Douglass shoes, which includes all
styles.
We also have a full tins of Ladlu'.
Mluu' and Children's sac-1..
in our Clot: 311:1 Dar” Mot we have
Men's Iuiu from M to $12.1“ Child.
rsn'a Iultu from 01.28 to $3.60.
Also I full line of aeuts' Furnish.
lane. Trunks and Unit On» at the
lowest prion.
Come in and inspect our stock.
GEO KEELEB.
159 Washington 8b. 011. Norwallr.
wwm‘w
Tire loululinl 11.1111 Ilia insurance 01.
issues rm lOlAI,
Lin 11101311111111! 11.111111...
listen. Illinois and Privileges ab
:lxtvly 1111.11 and guaranteed in the
a try.
F. H. Un'IIRan‘uhr 110. which
, be. Normally. “no...“
‘ , THE ADAM oooo co.
’ Nllllili
HOYT'S‘ THEATRE.
ONE WEK.
MARTINI: MONDAY. OCT. 9.
including
BESSIE OVERVTON :and DANNY
REPERTOIBE:
Friday Matinee—Who Captain's Mate.
Friday Evening—Melissa“ Flirtstion.
Saturday Matineew'i‘wo 1.11111. Out-
casts.
Saturday Evenlng——At Pike's Peak.
Souvenir Photos of Miss Ovarian
and Mr. Simmons will be given at the
Tuesday and Thursday Matinee: res-
pective y to the ladies holding paid ra-
Isrve-J seats.
EXTRA ATTRACTION.
BOHEE and HYERS. “the. Cuban
NiahtlnaaIeI.”
PRICES:
EVsnlng .......... ......10c.20c,30c
Matinee '. ................... 101:. 20c
HOYT'S THEATRE.
one NIGHT ONLY.
MONDAY. ooroasa 16TH.
The American Vit-
agraph Go,
With a Complete New Line of Pic-
tures, including The Adventures of
Raffles, The Amateur Cracksman,
and 50 others. All new.
Don't forget this Entertainment, as
it pleases all Ages.
PRICES ....- .......... 10c, 20c. 30::
Seats on Sale, Thursday, Oct. 121k.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17TH.
, “Under Southern
Skies”
The Great Success
Written by Lottie Blair Parker, Auth-
or “Way Down East."
A Play That Will Live Forever.
The most original. unhackneyed and
diverting play of Southern life ever
written.
27—REMARKABLE CAST—27
Massive Production Complete In Ev-
ery Detail.
OVER TWO MlLLlON PEOPLE
HAVE SEEN THIS PLAY.
Prices—25c 50c. 75c.
First Four Rowe in Orchestra $1.00.
Seats on Sale Friday. October 13th.
GRAND CARNIVAL NIGHTLY. I
OCTOBER 7TH T0 MTH.
Elias Howe. Jr. Post No. 8
G. A. R.
Third Regiment Armory,
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
Benefit Memorial Hall Fund.
Arranged at a cost of $10,000 and
outdoing in splendor, eiaborateness of
decorations and enerai attractiveness
any Indoor en ment ever given
in Connecticut. iflceni: electrical
effects. highest salaried performers.
band concert: by Wheeler &. Wilson
Band. Vocalists. dancing and over $1..
000 In prizes.
Admission ....... . ............. . 15c
*
SECOND ANNUAL
of the
kllulluanmal
AT NORWALK ARMORY.‘
Week of Oct. l6. i905
355“ Ill PRIZES III III. Illlrlll'l.
Illll V.\i'lll«l\'ll.l.l12 PROGRAM.
Monday night 1 11.1.1111. 2d llrsl. llnuil.
'l‘ucsdny nigirt~~ Demonic and iioil. A11-
robrrtic (“luncdl' T011111; Add. I'loyl,
lilnck Fur-11 Comedian.
\i'cdncsdny rrlulrt---\\’l11nus and (1111111-
lcr. Musical (.‘omcdy: Chnlltr'cll nud
Schuyler, Comedians.
'i‘hursiluy night-$11111 and Steel. Gcr-
nlnn Comedians; Jon llordman.
Monologuc,
ii‘ridny nights—silosanl, Prince of Jun
glcra: Haley and Bond. Negro Como-
dinns.
Saturday niahlelblo and Spencer,
Dancers: Youmu. .lnpanoae Juggler.
Ship's ()l‘l'llosll‘ii Every Night.
Gcncrnl Admission, liic.
DANCING FREE.
_. ...”. Luau...” .. .
solve RECITAL
David Bisphssn,
formerly of the liictrropolilau Opera
House. New York,
M Roy: ’4 Ilium.
luesday Evening, Oct. 24th
at 8:15.
Reserved seats. Hoyt’s Theatre or at
ll.".Waa1l' a Pharmacy. Norwalk.
Price. 01 7511. 5011 11nd 3311.
“711111.11. “neural. “1.1..."
Mr. Ralph Booth
Will Give a Delightful lutertainmnt
. of long and Story
frldsyfvealcg. (let. l3 05
at the New Oddhilom' Hall,
Washington Direct.
pausing After 111.. EMOMMMOM.
This is the First Entertainment in the
New Hall. ,,.
.TICNI“ lustreutlsrsaslirouosltt w
Alvb ,
The New basis
THIS MORE AS USUAL IS RIGHT TO THE FRONT WITH THE
NEWEST, BEST. MOST WANTED MERCHANDISE. EVERY SECTION IN»
VITES YOU. THE SATISFACTION OF A FIRST CHOICE CANNOT BE
OVER EMPHASIZED.
HANDBOME OUTINGB FOR
GOWN,,S OR KIMONAS.
Our best quality Arnoskcng Outing
Flannel. In all colors, at tic yd.
THE NEW NEVCKWEAR
FOR WOMEN.
Here's a bargain:
, You may cllroose from 11 lore? variety
.. .. ,, , , , 4 , ,. ,, . of stock 2.1.11... made of daniy em-
10: lr‘o‘itnale Doll 11 During llanntl for ibroiderod materials, at. 25c.
27 in. Armulc. li‘looccllined Ii‘hrnnels | ”52:31,? MNENGXJDvagEIZYYIEAR
to be bad in Persian figured, striped The changing time is at mind the
1 v ‘) 1
“".g.”?“fi“ do} 111‘1 ”I“ I" 1‘15““ yd equipment. is here complete. if you
.1 "(II Finest Quality lililicrdowui (lroosa now you choose wh’cn the size
Flannel, to be had in plain colors,‘ mango and the NM, rungc are most.
special, at 500 1d. Icompleie
SPECIAL lN AUTUMN I Men's Medium Weight Grey Cash.
BLANKETS- mere Shirts and Drawers at 5011. each
Extra large size, heavy g1 M 01.110111111111111 While Merino Medium Weight
Blankets. ht ollt a pair
Shirts and Drawers. special at 50c.
104 Heavy Grey Cotton BIIIIlIiOtSI Lndics' Medium Weight Ribbed
at 75c 11 pair. {Vests in long or short sleeves. at 25c.
104 White Wool Blankets with all; Ladies Medium Weight Ribbed
color borders an extra heavy and ilnchrawers, trimmed with lace or tight.
quality, for $2. 50 per pair. jbotlom. special at 25c
83- 85 Washington Street.
UNDERWEAR
The warm spells that happen along at this season will not make
thinking folks put oil getting a supply of Winter Underwear until
:1 cold an 1p rzllcllcs 111cm 1111311 arc Folks who plan to get most
value for their 111111111 11ill 11111'111111' Will“ they can. You will al-
ways find our priccs corrut for the high grade merchandise we
N. E. RYAN,
86 WASHINGTON ST" SOUTH NORWALK.
11.1111. Carts. Doll Garriaces 2511
Edison latest Records 3511
Edison Phonograps.
iiemsiiclled Paper. Highland linen Paper
COMPLETE LINE OF INITIAL SEALS.
HAND COLORED POSTAL CARDS.
LOWNEY CHOCOLATES.
NELSON’S
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF READY TO \‘iIEAR
TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS.
S. S. TILLOTSON,
86 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Don't Blame It All
011 the Butcher—-
lt may be the cooknbut we'll take
a chance on that, for we know our
meals are Al, tender, juicy and do-
liclous. How would a prime roast of
beef suit you for today‘s dinner.
(I. W. DODGE.
Successor to Jacob Schaub.
22 Washington Street. "Phone 322-2. -1
.c o A
JUST THE ONE WORD "COAL" OUOHT TO BE ENOUGH AT THIS
TIME OF THE YEAR TO BRING YOU IN WITH AN ORDER.
BY THIS TIME EVERYBODY IN THIS TOWN OUGHT TO KNOW
THE KIND OF COAL WE SELL, AND THE WAY WE HANDLE IT.
IF YOU HAVEN‘T TRIED US, GIVE US A TRIAL.
HARRIS 81 GANS CD
on Water street.
251;
ll
Telephone, 342-5.
“Jack Frdst”
NIPS A LITTLE HA RDER EVERY NIGHT.
BLANKETE AND COMFORTABLE! ARE IN
ORDER. TIME FOR YOU TO THINK OF WHAT
WE THOUGHT OF EAR LY LAGT SUMMER. “A
PREIH IUPPLY."
CIT GOOD. WARM IIDDINO NOW. AND
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