C ‘ 'mbg-M .
9 ., , PURE
. 11:13 CREAM
‘AND
, ,jFRESH CANDY
LANE’S »-
51 \AASHINOTON IT.
‘ limos-mo
1 ~11 ”Mam—w
lllattltwsllules.
ilttlwr‘, ; thumb. of Mlddletown,
11.1.. .1 1131.11»; '-. town with friends yes-
lauds)
Ht 111 1 John J. Warren, of
St tI'h .1": l
1111.11 at lint 1-
M) 1111 )1-
lh .1 rzttci
Atxorlatnn
Wim 111.1". 1.I.
- 'l_11: r11 170. will furnish your
home .11 .111 . 1 outlay of ready cash.
‘ Illsl 11, 1‘I . .1: . .1 B. Brewster, of the
Epn~1celal 14.111 of Connecalcut, ar-
are spending a few
to, L. l.
ers were admitted at
lle Building and Loan
evening, and Si.7w
rim 1! in New ‘ wk yesterday on the
Noel-1h... 1‘r1~ «cologne.
Miss "tar =1 mling, of Bridgeport.
and Chatter Held Seward, were
mnrrIe-l "us‘ .. sit in Bridgeport at
the {‘(lriltit'lb1
In the bride's parents,
I. Carin 1l1..
“et.
mg Uneas. ‘l1 ‘1 ‘d a business meet-
ltlng. lus‘ 1' 1 1. 1 ; which two applica-
tion “the ad for membership.
A 81.131 int 1'.
evening :1. I;
Mr. and bii‘
..; will be held this
. Rica's Hall.
llIlam E. James, the
bride and grow have. returned from
their bridal 111.1 o Rhodc island and
MERBflt'Illlit'lis‘ pros and have gone
to licttsekc» ring . ' 62 Wilton avenue.
«41‘1“- ‘u‘asr. br- 1 and line rugs, see
the ls‘rlcgzer (".111 ny.
A qwarita w held yesterday on
the condonunttiw ‘ l the Wilton \vatcl'v
shed. 'l‘he lien ' was adjourned af-
ter tantra ~1l1l1. . , and will collie 1111
again ncvt 'l'uew‘» .
Maurice Hart 1 states
11cm ld‘ig'en'tvrda“:
ue, 1111011111.; cl 1. 5
trtira‘u will int"
ists lt-‘vct l11'1'n 1
mat the will. .l
as an .tppll,u11i.
'l‘hc Vt'iillltlli's 1
ille Ill‘s' ll.t‘t-ll
“hurrdat :11. its
liocktllfle. the
car .1 t‘~l.1~1:11 l
toou wan tier-l1 :
.ur, di: 111ssl11u :11 .
tnonl. 1f the tire
tragedy ‘ l’roiviet.
hylus.
"uc pl1a1'nu:1~_
taminui the 1..-
that the
license of Mrs.
'cct. llcr license
1. okcd, and she has
ounty commission-
'or its renewal.
' l. of Norwalk. held
'If the season on
no of Miss Heard.
jcct of study this
. 11a, and the after-
1) a very interest-
1 historic develop
1 drama and of the
1 Bound," by Aes-
mission yesterday
1~ Int: candidates at
.111 Captol. .lt. II. One, New Cn‘
1.11111; hlie 111e, . ,‘gon, Waterbury:
ites‘er citric, i1 ‘porl; llouul A.
”harpcnl .1', 11.11 Ovila Thomas
Mar :111, '1‘1’illi1r.111lc
i"1,:1:1m; i'. l, in
Joseph A. (lagnc,
Monahan. South
x .\ .nchcsier; t‘ortn 1111.1 E. .llucklcy.
\ 1111h Nora 11k 1‘11 “lltI It‘. Reimtlml,
1' souls.
Lhww-
Roosevttil ‘o .1rts South 011
Lpnn trip
".onbnucd Irvn I‘irst Page).
1nd I111 11 1 1
tlitlw fr'tm‘ .rm
mm 111‘ 1111- 1'
~ «std-v11 s time.
. 1.’ 11) Ill:' ll‘ltl
‘1 vult New (ll
>111‘t1', lest he ‘1'
."11 the poopu
11 «131111 Hilfix-n'l
, 1 : 1', 1.1 11" uld
I .i
ed the epidemic
out in New 0r-
ncipal points of
y. lie was urged
s that he ought
ans at the lime
exposed to the
it New Orleans
t that. It they
pone his visit
a.
it) until a 1 1 date. Assur-
a ‘ 1 1.1 “ell I. 1 however. by
it 111111 111111 1 lllclaia of the
ll. .11 1 ‘111 that at the
III twists. ’ to New OI“
lcl .1 111111 1' infection
prt ~11- 1 ' I11 1 it considera-
Hill 111.1 . 1.151 1 'her south-
ern :1 1 1... l l.. 1. anti New
Orle. n. 1.1,1I 11 .1 1 1111 over, and
in OI lot 1111 11. 111111 uarantinc
regult‘r 1111 III-‘ [-w .111» 1' taped his
Illnor. 1 so 111' 1 ' Orleans
the It.- WIN" 1,, '1 1~ 1|. It. it its
his hr .. ten :11 - .1 *1 the day
01' tht 2.1'1 In the 11 . tonrd the
armornl 1-1111111-1 \t'e.i \ tin, and
make 1w t‘l'tlltr 11111 ..1 thinutt
by no. lie Will Make 1‘11 ID fl"
New (..l1. as to Norfolk '1 on 1?
West Vwmula and llw 11111 up 1 -
Potomst war lrmt M11111. Wash
lnalon I1 I 1 Mltylnlttu
' The nlt‘tiwnhtrlt ‘l’atltmat on a
special I. 1 Min 111. E11111". Itali-
way at lit.“ :1 '11 intrul'ia. I" ll 1re1ll~
’ dent's part ' .1 one Ila-e. 11w. «'1 tinc-
rclsry WI‘ 11 Loch I III. M.
Itixay, 11111.11 1111:1111": 1 11 11111 vy;
‘. John b. Bitliltnun}, 1.; 7.1111111. ll
member orhl. - 1511111111 1' ‘ realm . 111
Rough Rider .Io‘llll tlrctuwa1 ‘lf
Michigan; J 111 1-’ hill-t1. 111m. 1.
sinner of tin
M. C. butts a“
oarsphsrs; H1?
lographsr: (lot ,
agent of the ill "
sentstlves or 1
two secret serv
of messengers.
Mrs, Roosevel
‘=‘1'l111r ol l'nt‘lo Ilit
lltli I... hl“'1I‘1'i\ 1‘ It .
\, litrulmteicr, 1 111.
. “I; llro.\'11.rtt ll
111 Rallmt); 1 »
l'PMi «smith .1:
lllcera and ,1.
. 1.11. 191111111
.. - . .-, ----- WW"?
.mr am e m man
that wamrryvs' ft 1m at Vito». Ala
humulillo and o ‘ 1 1 Photo Papal-I.
FIIMI ”I“. ”(I wernhifll MW“
any“ the sons sur tau-twitch .
Sentinel regarding .
' , waoussu tutu “TAIL.
, ‘ r . [W T s
WL'ON-POHELL 69]., to North 11:11. .‘. $35111 Hamlin
«M n transits ,7 11.11.1111 a» A. 11. tom Install
Opal mm death “a: E fl and I In. lords. w,
[lib lillltltISl ,1‘ ..
LICENSE BONDS
upon 0 across.
leave the party at. Atlanta after hav-
m...
in; visited Roswell, the home of the .
president’s mother,
- Washington.
i A brtbt‘stop will hevlnade at Ashlnnd,
,Vsa on the way torfilchmoud, where
the president will arrive at 12 o'clock
inocu. While in Rlohnwnd the areal.
,dent will make an address In Capitol
lsquaro. be entertained at luncheon by
the citizens and taken for a drive to
Itho points of interest In the city. Lenv.
ins Richmond at 7 p. . the train
will proceed to Raleigh, . 0.. arrivinx
there early the tbllowlng morning. The
~pnrty will remain In Raleigh until 1.
in. 111., October l9.‘ The president anti
his immediate party will be entertain.
ed at breakfaSt by Governor and Mrs.
Glenn, after which the party will visit.
the state fair. where the president will
make an address, review the militia
11111111 be entertained at an informal lun-
c con.
and I‘Otlll'll It)
stops will he made at Durham. Greens-
boro, High Point, Saisbury and Char-
lotte. N, C.. during the afternoon. lt‘rl-
day morning October 20, the president
will visit Roswell. 0a., remaining
about an hour and a halt. He will
arrive at Atlanta at 11 a. 1n.
While ill Atlanta the president will
review the militia at Piedmont Park.
make an address and be entertained
at luncheon. The party will leave
Atlanta at 7 p. 111. Jacksonville, Fla.
will be reached at l0:30 a. 1n. Saturday
morning, and the president will remain
at this point until 4:45 p. 111_ During
the visit to Jacksonville the. president
will review a military and civic par-
ade. make an address and be enter-
tained at luncheon by the Board of
Trade. The party will then go to St.
Augustine, where he will spend Satur-
day night and Sunday. Upon arrival
the. party will be driven to the Ponce
de Leon Hotel, where a brief stop will
he made. and thence to Fort. Marlon.
where the president will make, an ad-
dress after which the party will pro-
ceed to Masonic Temple tor supper.
Monday and Tuesday will be spent
in Alabama, the first stop being at
Mobile, where the president will ar-
rive 111. 4:311 p. 111. Monday. and re-
main 2 hours, during which time he
will make a speech. From 8:30 to
10:30 a. 111. Tuesday, will be spent at
1hr,1 town of Tuskegee and Tuskegee
Institute. front which place the party
will go to lllonlgomcry. arriving at
noon. At Montgomery the president
will be escorted to the state, capitol,
where he will he wclcontcd by the may“
or and governor, after which he will
make an address. The president's train
will reach Birmingham at 4:45 p, 111i,
and a stop of two hours will be made.
during which the president will make
an address and afterwards visit tllc
state fair, where an address will also
be delivered.
Leaving Birmingham at fiztl't p. 111..
the president will proceed to Lillie
Rock, Ark,, arriving there at it the
next morning, During the stay there
the president will visit Fort Ismail ll.
Rools. making an address in (‘in
Park. and be entertained at luncheon.
Leaving Little Rock at -l p. 111., the
party will return to Memphis. whence
the president, Secretary Loch and
Surgeonllencral ltlxey will proceed to
New Orleans. the remainder of the
party returning direct to Washington.
The president will arrive I11 New Or-
leans at it a. m. and remain until 1‘.
p. m. (in his arrival he will be taken
for a sail on the rivor, after which he
will deliver an address and be enter.
mined at luncheon.
The president will leave New Or-
leans on a’ilgltthouse leader. on which
he will spend the night. The next
morning he will board the cruiser
West Virginia. to make the return
trip to Norfolk, at which place he will
be taken on board the Mayflower and
brought to Washington, arriving some
time on the morning of October ill,
The. president and his pur1y are
making the Southern Itinerary In a
train of {our cars vealibulcd together
and comprising all of the necessities
anti luxuries of travel. or which the
most modern railway equipments is
capable. The train ls manned with a
picked crew, nearly every man, of
which is the proud possessor of exper-
Icnce on "Presidential trains."
FOR SAFETY“
AND
CONVENIENCE
DEPOSIT
in the General Banking De-
ratlment oi the
South Norwalk
Trust 00.
And. pay vour blIIS by Check.
w My,» __.-. .w.
NIW LINE
1 Souvenir Postal Goals.
. Comic Wow is lots, 6 for so.
i new York Vim to Island for 69.
I
‘AT GOLEMAN’S
Leaving Raleigh at l p, m., brief '
THY'RE SURE TO WIN YOUR
IN A WIDE VARIETY OF NEW
PAJAMAS, AND SMART SUITS,
PROPER HATS FOR MEN AND
South Norwalk.
I ' j} ‘1'
Smart Fixings.
TYPES ARE TOO OOLD TO DO JUSTICE TO THE “WARM"
THINOS‘INA SIHIRTS AND NECK WEAR WE'VE GATHERED FOR
FALL AND WINTER WEAR. “THEY DESERVE TO BE SEEN:
Shirts .
IN new AND EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS, A WONDERFULLIY VAR-
IED sHow, IN STIFF AND so FT EOBOM ornament-Fa on"
on OFF, RICH VALUES AT $1.00, AND $1.50.
Neckwear
IN-HANDSI. BOWS AND CLUB TIES, ’RICH AUTUMN COLOR-
INGS AND NEW GRAY SHADE S, 250, 501: AND 81.00.
EVERY GOOD KIND OF UN DERWEAR, FANCY HOSIERY
1‘“
ADMIRATION.
‘ A
SILK WEAVES. IN NEW FOUR-
TOP COATS AND RAINGOATS.
HATS AND CAPS FOR BOYS.
1
Tel. Call, 32-2.
ltles.
better than any other food.
matter.
bushel.
ment, qltart for quart; so It is
ought never to be fed when less
at their best when a year old.
requisites, better buy sulllclcnt
are ill. to feed.
Buy Oats 'l‘bats Clean.
RE-DEVELOPER.
49 Wall 31., Norwalk. -
Telephone
Merrill
A (‘OIIRSIC A'I‘ MERRILL IS
illCllIN NOW,
88 WASHINGTON STREET.
TAKEN TO ASYLUM.
Mar. .Ioscpll Whitley. whose mental
derauaetllcut has caused her to run
away from her home. twice and to at.
tempt suicide once, was taken to the
Connecticut Hospital for lIltl Illslllle,
at Middlelown, yesterday, by t‘illlccr
Leatherlaud and a female allcuduut‘.
To the lloard 111 Utttllll)‘ t‘ommlsslou-
yrs of Fairlleld County.
I hereby apply for a licence to sell
l-lplrltnoua and intoxicating Liquors.
Ale, lutaor litter, Rhine Winn and lil-
dcr, at Ill Water. lira-1.1:. Town of Nov-
walk.
My place at business I11 not located
within 200 feet. I11 11 direct lino or 11
(‘iilll‘ltll 02111111111: or Public Reboot-
hnuse. or the premises perlalnlna
thereto. or any Post-0mm, Public lat
lu-ary or Cemetery.
listed at Nurwalk. this lltlh day of
October. A. 1).. limit.
MAURICE I. liAlt’i‘ItlAN.
Applicant.
We. the undersigned, electors and
taxpayers, as defined by law, or the
Town or Norwalk. hereby endorse the
application of the alumni named
Maurice ill. Hartman, for such license.
111111111 at Norwallt. this lath day or
October. A. 1).. 1905.
John Oldenschlaa Jacob Wolf,
Herman Quittner, ’1‘ china. ll. 15.
Pickering. . .
l hereby certify that the above nam-
cd sndorsers are electors and taxpay-
ers as defined by law. of the Town of
Norwalk.
Dated at Norwalk. this 18th day or
October, A. 1).. 1908. ,
HERBERT R. SMITHJt-i;
out 26 _‘_ yoga mark. _.
.../'\.. /.
ABOUT OATS. 1
Oats are the. favorite food for horses because of several qual-
They contain more nitrogenous
grains. their nutrients arecoutbined In the best ratio, they are
more digestible; fora steady diet the horse
And now~——thcre arc oats and oats.
hard, dry, sweet and plump berry. The. weight is a very important
'i‘ltlrty-twoponnds constitute a legal bushel. but good
eats weigh more, we. have them ovm‘ to pounds to the 111easured
Six quarts of the heaviest will weigh as much as a pack
of the. lightest and therefore contain almost 11 third
economy to buy the heavier grain.
The age of oats is a very important consideration. .
New outs are Illtllgcsllblo and liable to give colic,
MANUEL T. HATCH.
i
REMEMBER. WE CARRY A LARGE AND FRESH STOCK OF VE-
LOX N. A. LIQUID DEVELOPER. AND HYPO LIQUID HARDNER AND
REMEMBER, WE CARRY A LARGE AND FRESH STOCK OF VELOX,
N. A. LIQUID DEVELOPER. AND RE-
We Handle Eastman Film Exclusivelu
W. P. BEERS’
Booksellers, Stationery. Engraving. Kodaks, Film Packs and Comm Supplies
Competent Young MEI:
WANTED ‘
TO FILL OFFICE POSITIONS. ' l
CANNOT SUPPLY ltl'h‘lNIGSS IIOl'SlCS IN THIS AND OTHER. (‘I’I‘IICS
Wl'I‘II
YOUNG MEN
M. A. MERRILL, Prim.
So. Norwalk. Conn.
LARGE Assoarmem'
TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS.
S. S. TILLOTSON,
matter than the other (
appreciates them
lood oats are clean, (
more nutri-
evidently a matter of no small
They
than three months old. and are
We have nuts with all these
quantity to last until new oats l
~__.
DEVELOPER.
6 So. Main 8t., Bo. Norwslk.‘
Connection.
College
THE KEY NOTE TO Si't‘t‘EHS
DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS.
’ ' ”tun
”or hélov‘m'wm
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
;fiatch I:
This Space For To-
morrow’s Ad.
JOSELOFF’S
72 N. Mala St. 30. Narrow”:
Telephone Still-5.
311111111
20111.1 15111111111111 311911.51
Volunteer Flour ..........tll513 nor has
211111111 Red Alaska Salmon.........26e
2 1111311. 11111110 ..261i
‘3 lbs. Milk Crackers ...............2611
31bit, eons crackers ..............25c
' A. stun,
More Energy.
1 How much more one can ac-
complish when fooling tall at
life and ”vim" than when fooi~
tag all run down and have no
“strength. This run down condi:
tion Is not always caused by dis-
ease, but unless some good tonic
is taken it may load to a long
sickness. For speedy recovery
take ,
BOSWORTH’S
INFALLIBLE NERVINE.
Your oldenerzy will come
back, your appetite will be re-
covered. It insures perfect
health,
lilo (llifford Pharmacy
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TIL. CALL 1“
WWOOOOOOWMWO
Maples & Goldschmldt (30.
(lnoorporstsdd
oouulssnv 11110111113.
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
1
Ivy-rt: I. Corbett Black. 80. Norwalk.
1
TODAY IN WALL STREET
WALL STREET. 10: Ill 11. m.—ol’rlccs
for American stocks were lower in
London 10-day and the consequence
was some. setting on arbitrage for that
account at the. opening of the stock
market. The resulting declines in in-
ternational stocks, however, made. the
whole market heavy by sympathy.
General Electric lost a point and there
were large fractional declines in lin-
ion l’acillc, 1111111111111. U. S. Steel pl’d.
and American Tobacco pld. A rise of
51-8 in Kansas and Texas was a. c0111
spit-cuons exception to the general
trend of the market. The dealings
were on only 11 moderate scale,
WALL S'l'ItEld'l‘. noon.-~A rise of ‘1
points in Locomotive was followed by
other stocks with trade and Iinaucial
aiilllatlons. The general list was little
ctl‘ected. Prices rau oil slightly at
noon. llouds were steady.
WALL S'l‘liltlli’l‘. l. p. ur.«i.illle i11-
lerest was manifested in the course ot
prices despite the acculnulnlitui of cert
lulu specialties. The midday reac»
tion was eventually checked bv this
demand which reached large proper
lions in locomotive, that stuck rising
about 4 points above yesterday's clos-
lug.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report. over the private wires of
The anlcs & Goltlschmldt C11,. Com-
111isslou Brokers, Swal‘tz d: Corbett
lilock, South Norwalk, Telephone 153.
Open. High. Low E tie
\nml (“up 5.1351; 8131/; M1". M’s
.-\111 t‘ & F (To '71.; 38%., 37141 38
.1111 1.111-11 511:1; 1117,. 1111111. 111%..»
.1111 Smelt 1271.. 1911,. 1:111. 127
.\ 'l‘ & S Fe as its 873.. 877.
.\ '1‘ A: S F pf llll 104% IN 104
Hallo d'r Ollio Iii! ll'l Ill-l, llt 'n
ltklyu it ’I‘ T2li Til-"1.. ”1‘2 72'.
l‘hes & Ohio till-‘5. 51:15 51‘. 1,, $111»...
t‘h (ll \Vcsl L'l’m 21"}; 211.1,. ‘JI l/g
1'l1 Ill 1;- St I‘ link. 1793.. 171114 1751 ..
t‘ol F a 1 417‘»; 11:11.. the. Its-1,
1‘11i 51111111 2s 2s 1,. its 2551.
t‘ou (his IN; lat: lat: IM‘.
Oel & that 22:: 2241.4.» '22: 2134 1.1;
lCrle isls 451,. Hill 47-3.;
Erie Isl pi all»; it'll/,5 ill», fills;
it‘ll Elbe 179 183 I79 Hill
III Central l'1'il thI 179 It'll
Lou & Nash 1.311.. int-1,. till ”11%
Mel St Ry 125b,. 12517,. 127111; 12:11.1.
Mex (‘enl ‘Ji 2M. :34 24%
M K a T 3:11.. 321-3. :1: 331/.
M K 1t: ’1‘ pl 1511 till till till
M11 P11111111. 111311. 10:111.. 10:11.4z 1113!»;
Nut Lead 413 Ill ill Iii
N \' ('cnlral llit Hill; lists. little
Nori‘ a West all“; lilliii hill?!" 86%
Out & West. bills, {13% 513‘s; 53%
I’uc Mall 415i“ 413‘»; «it; dill/4
l‘cnn It it 11:13; 1437,. H.114. Hills.
l’eu tilts “HIV. Milli/é Ill: 103112
Reading lilllf. I229. IEI‘}; lint-lg
Road Isl pi Iitl Ilvi Ilti M
ltcp Steel 25% 25's. :35 21’»
lioek island till-'5'. 321A, :21, It‘ll/4
ltllb (loods It? II? it? 37
South I’ac tisilt. lili‘itu list. llttla’
Sou lty (Io ‘ Ilium 3M1; :tou 33%
Texas l’ac :ll'k. :l-t'it'. :i-tv'iu. ultittt.
llnlou l’uc lill‘ii ltlliii lilila llll‘m
llnion i‘ac at it? it? til it?
I? S liltbher in: 1121.1. 1'12~ IE2
ll 8 Steel 37% 371/13 37% 37%
ll 8 Steel pf llltl 1041/1. lltlil" Illtla
West Ilu 'I‘cl 9:113 1131/. 93% 93%
”my... «Wan dewhk
CANNOT LOCATE 0685.000.
Frank B. Jordan Dlsclalms All Know-
lodge of Parents What-cahoots
NEW YORK. October lll.m-I1‘rlltilt II.
Jordan. son of 'l‘llomau ll. Jordan. for:
mer cmuptrullcr or the Equitable. Lilo
Assurance society, was the ilrsl wil-
nmul before the legislative Insurance
Investigating committee today. He Is
In Illtl flro Insurance anti real estate
business in this city. From him an
effort was made to obtain information
as to his father's whereabouts. Mr.
lluahea. counsel to the investigation
committee. desires to question Mr. Jon
dun, 8n. as to the mysterious 151111,.
llllll loan made to Mr. Jordan and
James W. Alexander, former president
at the Equitable. as trustees. 'l'lta
loan has never been explained. Mr.
Jordan said he had not seen his father
slut-e Henlclllbar 4 and dld not know
where he is. He had made no eliort
to learn where his father is, Anltthf~
In; Chairman Armstrong. witness said
he know of no one who could tell
where his lather Is at present. In rat
ply to Mr. Hughes Mr. Jordan saidhe
forwarded no mall to his father. All
the mall to accumulating at 121) Bromi-
wa and the family‘s city residence at
all est 88th street. He did not know
whether his rather and mother were
living or dead. ,
Frank 1!. Jordan was amused, but
was notified that he would remain an-
11
WWW ,. mama...
Milli“. ALI. ... EON“.
a .fi
, unmet.»
r ‘Mbs For-
mflinsllumvrrtits; )1ng
r
.9111:-
see them worn.
Clever Clothes.
for Men. .. ~
98 Washington St.
Telephone Call 324-2.
favorable impression upon the wearer and upon those who
YOU are cordially invited to inspect our showing of
New Fall lasts in stylish, comfortable and durable Shoes
saunas 1.1111111
HEAD-TO-FOOT ‘OUTFITTERS. ‘
south Norwallr. 1‘ ‘
115,118, 1211 11111
Suits 01 M1211
. Arehmcommonly good clothes. They make a permanently
1rd. Sample It.
SEE WHAT’S DOING.
Best Butter, still selling at 25c.
Will sell Clover Hill Creamery Prints Saturday at 25c;
31: underpric»
Cauliflowers. from to to 15¢ each. Green. and ripe Tomatoes.
Will cut the life out of those Pears.
to sell at 45c basket.
Have 4 baskets which am bound
Quinces, home grown. at 70c peck for medium sized, but smooth.
80c peck for fine large. A few only.
Satisfaction Floor to what we recommend, 24V; lbs. of satisfaction
price and quality with every bag, 75c bag.
Have some good Apple; for pics and sauce bought cheap,
cheap, 18: peck. Gl‘eenings and Baldwins.
in
will sell
Cider, new. swept. fine, will sell at present 201: gaL, 6c gt. A gallon
leg to put it in, if you please, 101:.
No jugs loaned. but will lend people jugs who deposit 101: money to
he returned. If they wlsh, when the jug is returned.
4 trial sorts, 10c.
Llpton's Teas in 101: packages.
Hope to be of good use.
Telephone Call 26-4.
r it’llllllliv
LORENZO DIBBLE '
F‘ancy String Beans, qt.. 5
Clranberries, qt, 10c
UNITED GROO
20 NORTH MAIN IT.
SO. NORWALK, OT.
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Peppers.
ERY couPAav,
EAST NORWALK. 6T.
TEL. 810-3.
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Porting: 756 '
15 for 2161:
tiny Kind flour. per bbl. $6.00:
210 lbs. Granulated Sugar, $1.00 5W9“ Oranges.
Eiest Tub Butter, per lb., 251: Assortment of Fancy King Apples,
'Nlestle‘s Milk, 3 cans; 25¢ Pears, Guineas, Tomstoest Cauliflow-
er, celery, Boston Marrow and Hub-
bard Squash, Green
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All kinds of fresh fish. Oysters and Clams.
leave your orders hero for j'
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Hand-Plotted Winter Apples. .
Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market
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rass o‘suvaav.
Ilcst stock.
line You“ 111111 the Latest l
It‘s all ever town. They. say Raymond has-the best Coal. W51... 1
tlcarlily concur in that opinion. We tltink we have the larges and ‘ j
.iut don't take our word for it. Try a load and _, ove
it. to your own satisfaction. Not much risk in that. If it'slailfilht:
give as a chance at your Winter's Coal. We are here 11') do‘b‘bslnefla
Telephone 113-3.
Ray
liii‘e Insurance detmrlnuvut, who was bank heads.
mond Bros
its said the slim oi
11.11111 milled, said that for five years the president of the Bank of my
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prior to 11111:; 111.- 111111 1101111 1111111101111 was 311.0011 marks 1111111 olllotsl town..-
lilv a livery
lair. Fields ls superintendent, of the 000 pounds.
supply department of the Mutual Lite
insurance Company.
stint. in Albany to act. as secretary to
iltelds and take care of the house in
which Fields lived.
business with Fields for two years.
‘Wllnesssatd he was appointed 1111’
Cunningham testified that he had
alstnlnsd the New York bits insur-
sl as company, the Mat Lita town i
a as Company and the ultslilo Lilo
suranouioclsty. lie was assured,
1. but under subpoena.
Hr. letters. usoolsto oouasal for
t s animator. than oust-so atmos-
In the new
11111:: at so am .111 11a swam: m
that at minis Ferry or instead of dollars
wlbIch Andrew (7. Fields was a mem- ernor oi the Bank of England was Ir
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President. Richard A. uconiamor
In 1893 he was the Mutual bits Insurance Commas.
,who was on the stand at mailman ,
yesterday. 1 was at recalled. r1111
Alter the leala- llrm or naval! dithered. be ”1|th
illure adjourned he returned with was counsel for the Mutual
lllvitla 111 liobbs Ferry and acted as humans Company ‘ '
ll‘tt secretary, but had-transacted 110 was superintendent.
slit-aura examiner by Superintendent Edgar W. no .. _
Insurance James F. Pierce. who "if less! sarvoes. ‘1
limit
and that or the soil.»
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at.
said that he know,.llnj
voucher tor the omit at.
out ",i :
on hot n ti “ '
.. were
investigation or mountain
to the museum r’
u to his statements at rostrum The Illusion
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inhibit
Lima: and Green “
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Norwalk Chronicler