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total News Notes.

in! el ‘reth arrival of fish at Cutbiii s mar-
_: today. Ice ad.
"~For first class up-to-date furniture,
:Idlo Miner (30., on West Wash. St.
: IV". R. Douglas $2.50. 83 and $3.50
been :It tlcurge Kecler's, 159 Washing-
" )ll ktl‘et‘h
”I pull Lard. 50c. Hayes.
._ It riIIIIIiar routine meeting of the
"IIntII-s and Decorators' Union was
II do but evening.
~'i"t.I Krleger Co. have added 11
III In :III'IIlIure don‘t. to their big store.
l..- k‘I day Afternoon Club will
éitiel (1 1 ‘Ictober 20 with Mrs. E. K.
£1!!th l West street.
b mint 11I~Its round steak, 12%: lb.
' ilvv .
l.h Stair Teachers' Association will
-et II lIaIti’ord tomorrow. The pub

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1“ r‘IIIr-iii. here will be in session as
“11%| ‘Iiowtver.
hi1 I'i IIo lilieger Co. will furnish your
IIIIII at .I I :usil outlay of ready cash.
it‘ll ~ II limit »aic will open at the lies
tiII. Store IIi'Iiday morning. This is
“.1. Mine III III nineteen cents will do
in1z131 'III.I= I My. See ad. for particu-
' I I. In -. . . .

IIIIt trim I .Ik, 11.1,é(. 1b.. liayci. Mar-
‘(If111v‘I0‘Il -'I ‘ion. of Waterbury, are
wIlIup1‘11 auction today at Jacob
hilt ‘Iihs1 .1 s. 'i‘hcre were about
’n heoplc Ittrndancc this morn-
1.ol1l 'tnd a I'IIIzI amount of goods was
.cl1tIiI111110 ons will pIobabiy be

P1 I’lce a IIII Ith in the future

PI k chII;I . 14c lb. Hayes.

‘ ‘IPHAM some. RECITAL.
T~o N

lies La «Ie’s Compositions to
Indsred t. Famous Artist.

I e I. ogram fII the David Bisphani
"1°” '3: ital with I will be given next,

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£XI$CE111I1;’. (’VE‘llll‘ It Hoyi's Theatre.
“I sprwam :iven herewith. Er-
”3 i gutllglllfi most successful
'I‘I‘Ilbéal veninu i undoubtedly Mr.
inti‘lelip will on reeled by a large
NIII‘wal'1I .if the sic lovers of The
Tltti‘ .I 421.51]
“1111111111 'tl:In '1t ‘herry. [Acis and
IlIIi1flS1I1i1o1I I ......... Handel
lleh.\iI1-l”1 I'll/lo. lI ‘lutel, .Mozart
ll . in ii I:I (Don (liovan
i‘hn11W \I.. ........ Mozart
“1);: II‘IIHgIIIi 'l I ..... Schubert
II ‘l:i . .. ..... SChllllGl’

Inmen.
In Schunn

IiIIansu nouns
' rinse it comes.

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DEPARTMENT AFTER lNDECENT
OARDO.

1Postmseters Ordered to Withdraw
Obscene Poetels.

The United States Postal Guide for
October, which is issued by the new
office department, contains lnstruc»
tions to posmasters to withdiaw objec-
tionable post cards from the malls.

ed September 28 1905: ”in view of
the large number of objectionable cost
cards recently deposited in the mails
the attention of postnuisters is es.
peclaliy directed to that provision of
section 573 of the Postal Laws and
Regulations reading as follows:

“ 'Ali matter which is manifestly oh.

' scene, lewd or lasclvious ' "

will, when deposited in a poetoflicc, be
withdrawn from the malls and sent to
the dead letter offloe.‘

'Under this rule every post card
bearing a picture or language that is
obscene, indecent or improperly trite
gestive should be immediate with-
drawn from the malls and forwarded
without delay to the first assistant
postmaster general. Dead Letter oflicc.
If there is doubt as to whether a card
is sufficiently objectionable to warrant
its exclusion it should be forwarded to
the first assistant postmaster general.
Division of Correspondence. for de-
cision, in accordance with paragraph
2 section 498 Postal Laws and Regu-
lotions

“Postmastors are directed to exer-
cise all possible vigilance in the en-
forcement of this regulation."

it is evident that the department
proposes to check the flood of inde-

through the malls and the promulga-
tion of this order will undoubtedly
prevent the mailing of many of them
by the people.

COLLEGE GOLF PLAYERS.

GARDEN CITY, L. 1.. Oct. 19.—
Tbere were 22 starters today in the
qualifying round of 18 holes medal
play for the individual championship
of the intercollegiate Golf Association.
The match was played over the Gard.
on City Club's links. The five. tini-
versitics which had teams in the con
Itcst for the inteicollexiate team cham-
plonshlp wen by Yale yesterday were
all represented today Yale sending
in her full quota of six players. Prince-
ton and Harvard hull live ployers each.
the remainder of the field being made
up with representatives of Pennsylva-
nia and Columbia. in addition to the
qualifying round the first match play
round was scheduled for today.

REPAIRS TO HYPERION THEATRE

NEW HAVEN, Oct. lit-The Hyper-
ion Theatre was closed today for
about a fortnight. to permit of repairs
being made which have been declared
to be imperative through the discovery
that a steel girder over the stage,
which supports the gridiron, had crack-
~cd and dropped out of plumb. Mana-
ger Boone called in experts who said
that the discovery of the nroken gird-
er was timely and that it. was neces-
sary to take immediate steps to re-
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CRUSHED BY FOUR TON ROLL.
DERBY Oct. 19--(haries H (‘hui
fcc who was I-Inplm cIl ill the liiInIluu-
tlmm iron Foundry was killed whllc
II ‘Iduy He was with a gang
I'. IIII-.I iiftlug a four- ton Ioil
. I‘ 'II A pill ll) "’10

‘ II..I I .'. oil swung ar-
Uill‘.< IllL-l strum. I-c. crushing in
.hls side and bro his back. He
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""" . . ‘ I Schun -. ‘ widow and four iron and was a
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R Kaitlin; ' 57:sz .. 1,. nephew of Posh er S. E. Cliuffee.
‘ “1" ‘ Slim or the Fl . ills ago was fill)
""""" '. . . . . . . . . l v. m-
:11; .1,1:.t“,:f1.'j -- U”- l". (‘ RECENT ARRIV/ .3 OF VESSELS.
' , ......."" ~-‘ I" ” ‘l'I. I . no.» IONI III Ilt‘l' lll.—~All'l\'t.‘Il'.
Rosi iionigw ' ‘ " j "1 "‘“I‘IslIIuIIIIIr Mono-r .Ian, from Glasgow.
Fo III e... .. "“1“ new l’Oiih’, - I. lil.——’l‘he Amcrika.
The , .7 .n ot‘ ‘KlII .. liOll llamburir in Dover and Cher-
Down Inng 1, L I ,Wml‘l' bong (or No York. was in com-
Annie I» .19 ...1 ‘ “1 inngllI-Ih InIInicntII.In by vireieas with the stu~
My LI nun ' 3°01?" tiIIln at Sabb .sltind at 7 p. m. yes-
-.~1-. .._.1_.._, ' lrlsh tri‘day distuIII not given.
SPH'IAL Toy“ ,I NEW Yt‘i.i(. Oct iD.~—AIrlved:
__,.,__" MEF ‘- Itiieamnr PnII:,I.Ila from Hamburg, Do
I. I \
Proposition tI ~14" arm n 9”", Lockl1w1' "lid 1W"
up '0' “ Ii_ liar. min 1 1‘10...‘
. 1 OR. SAFETY
f il-‘l' 1mm) title leI. . ,
' II (all h .ulIII'lsii II
I. 7;, which ti IIIIit-IIIIIIIIII . ,.
t y for 'l‘ucs‘ii. \’l‘illlll' of ”$1111 1‘ AND
it.
«he first item 1. .
.I'Il ton propmllll I15l1ll1191i‘“
tl‘tffll Imgkup prulIt I ””‘acllii‘ CONVENIENCE
Ion purposes. It .. mint; con
corn is Iioslrou. ting n (Rt/tn”,
thorl- if the ‘ll“ Iuht. "iho com
puny :I M .II IIIIIIIIIIIII ll. 1 E:P I'l'
lti undI will ‘I it of th4,1,1,,,I D OS
put of t.‘ I. Gem. . IIlp llll'l imp“,

Company. 'i‘hocoi I'll
oration in another
an excellent. buslnI

in now I“, "it
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The'second para of I... I.,.
relates to an incr»I I snow I,
the clerk of the in .II-r.

The-third and ill I . - fiffiilh is I
relation to thc ncceII‘ ill“ “‘4 1s WI , .
highway. the street lf‘I .. n I m1.
avenue, and runnira . I n.1,. I- ,~,.
to not. island

COMPANY E» I»; “ll"-
Ivent Plenned for ‘1 . My,” mg
NightIu-Omokt war II "I,

Evening. "I ‘V 3'“-
A special meeth. ..t 'I""Ip.III
was held last niiiht II ‘1“ I‘l‘iIII I

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:lli the General Banking Dc-

naiimcnt oi the

South Norwalk
Trust Co.

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was voted to hold 1~1I1I,.vi1I1 IIIIIII,I, ,.I,, WWWWWW
at the Armory on 'i . I; lit. .0...
it was also voted II l.I\ II , M. . NIW LINE

sum or on Wednewt Iv o IIIIII
.om r let on which nlntttl
drill of the season wttt «can,

Just IL‘AR IN "imp

thet we eerily e lot line of V.
bums, end of or Photo‘
Film Pl the end
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mm» Dmlflillo
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Souvenir Postal Cards.

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5 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

‘Iornlo Views in lots, 8 for to.
row York Views in Gets, 0 for be.

[if COLEMAN’S

NIWO stone.
1 III North Msln street. loath Norwslk.
[III of for A. o. Iptuidlnu'e Isesbell

The order reads as follows. being dat- ‘

cent cards which have been passing -

1:

IED eI-tow,

IN A WIDE VARIETY OF NEW 8

ities.

more digestible;
better than any other food.
And ni‘)\\'*-llll‘l'e are outs
hard, dry, sweet and plump berry.
matter. Thirty-two pounds constl

busheL
ment. quart for quart;

economy to buy the heavier grain.

ought never to be fed when less 1
at their best when a v‘ctu old.
requisites,

Buy Outs 'i‘hats Clean.

A BOUT

Cats are. the favorite food for horses because of several qual-
They contain more nitrogenous
grains. their nutrients are combined in the best ratio, they are
for a steady diet the horse

and oats.
outs weigh more, we havetbcni over 40 pounds to the measured
Six quarts of thehenviest will weigh as much as it peek
of the lightest and therefore contain almost a third

so it is evidently a Inatler of no small

The use of oats is n Very important consitiomtion.
New oats are lndigestlblp and liable to give colic.

I . . bctter bu) sttliiiicnt quantity to last until new oats i
are lit to feed - .
MA NUEL T. HATCH.

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.Smal’t 1 Fixings; ._ .

TYPES ARE TOO GOLD TO DO UUSTIQE TO THE “WARM"
THINOIB IN SHIRTS AND NECK WEAR WE'VE OATHERED FOR
”ALI.1 AND WINTER WEAR. THEY DESERVE TO BE SEEN;
THY'RE SURE TO WIN YOUR ADMIRATION. .

Shirts”

IN New AND :xcwstve ossIoNs, A wonosnrumv VAR«
in ours AND so FT ‘aosoM e‘TYLI-zs. CUFFS on ..
on 0FF,1RICH VALUES AT $1.00, AND $1.50.

Neckwear

ILK WEAVES. IN NEW FOUR-

lN-HANDO. BOWB AND CLUB TIES, RICH AUTUMN COLOR-
INGS AND NEW GRAY SHADE 3, 25c, 50c AND $1.00.
1 EVERY GOOD KIND OF UN DERWEAR,

FANCY HOBIERY,

PAJAMAS. AND SMART SUITS, TOP COATS AND RAINCOATS.
PROPER HATS FOR MEN AND HATS AND CAPS FOR BOYS.

 

 

 

-.1 I /
OATS.

matter than the other

appreciates them
Good oats are clean.

The weight is u very important
into a legal bushel. but good

more nutrl~

They
han tiIIee months old. and are
We have oats ,with all these

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NOW REA

49 Well It1., Norwslk.

Merrill

CANNOT Sill’l’lIY BUSINESS llOliSlI}
Wl'l‘

A COURSE
BEGIN NOW,

LARGE ABSORTMENTW

as wasnmoron erase-r.

65......IesI‘ys‘Ing Men
,‘ WANTED

_ TO FILL OFFICE POSITIONS.

Gibson Number

Colliers’ Wise ekly
lOc ’

DY AT

W. P. BEERS’

Booksellers ltetionery. Engraving. Kc deke, Film PIE“ And Deniers Guppllee

6 8o. Meln 8b, 80. Norwelk.

Telephone Conneetlon.

College

S IN THIS AND OTHER Cl'l'lES
ll

YOUNG MEN

A'i‘ MERRILL IS THE K [CY NOTE TO SUCCESS

‘1 DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS.

M. A. MERRILL, Prim.
So. Norwalk, Conn.

. -.... .. .._.._,.,.

10F READY TO WEAR

IRIIIIIEI) AND UNTRIMMED HATS.
S. S. TILLOTSON,

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

 

FRlENDS OF DEPENDENT PEO-
PLES.

lIAKlB MAllONK. N. Y.. Oct. 19,——
TlIo status and interests of the h‘lilpl-
nos and the Hawaiians were discussed
today by the Lake Mohonk Conference
of Friends of tile lndiati and Other Do
pendent Peoples. Among the speakers
wore l’rof. Jeremiah W. Jenkins. 0!
Cornell University: Robert. illncoin
()‘llrlen, Washington correspondent of
the Boston Transcript: James A. lie-
roy, of lturiinuo. Mcx1, who had recent-
ly visited the Philippines. and llr. Ilohn
Bancroft Devlno, editor of tho, New
York Observer. who has also traveled
in the Philippines.

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CUT TO PIECES BY A TRAIN.

NEW YORK. October iii -~-A hotly
believed to be that of llr. (i. ii. (tram
ot‘ Buffalo was found out to pieces in
the New York Central Railroad llillllill.
to-dny. lie had evidently fallen from
a train. No money was found on the
man’s clothing. A tallor's mark hear-
ing what. appeared to ho llli‘ name of
Dr. Grant months only mums of idea-
tidestion.

BUFFALO. N. Y.. October lil.IIII
.While thero‘.‘ are several doctor
Grants in Buffalo. there is but one Dr.
(3. H. Grant, who. as well as the oth-
ers, was at his offices til-day.

PRIOIDINT IN RALEIGH.

RALEIGH, N. (3.. October lit—«The
president and party arrived in this city
at 8:th s. m.. and wore greeted by
Lieutensnt Governor Winston and
Mayor Johnson with a military escort
end oitisons committee. The poor
proceeded at once to the state fair

 

 

 

 

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-Watch l

This Space For To.
monow’s Ad.

,JOSELOFF’S ‘

72 N. Main 5!. So. Nora/elk
'Il‘eispbonc 838- 5.

SPECIALS

20lbs Granulated Sugar.$l

Volunteer Flour ..........65c per bag
2 can» Red Alaska Salmon.........25c
ZDRKH. Gum-'0 tin-untai-nn-uurfim
3 lbs. Milk Crackers 1..............25o
811m. Bods Crackers .........1....25c

A. STULL,

e4 COTTAGE AVENUE,
EAST. NORWALKI ..... DONN-

 

 

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More Energy.

How much more one can so-
complish when feeling 'fuil of
life and ”vim" than when feel.
ins all run down and have no
strength. This run down condi-
tion is not always caused by dlfl.‘
ease, but unlelis some good tonic
is.taken it may lead to a long
{113111611111 For speedy recovery
a e

BOSWORTH’S
[NFALLIBLE NERVINE.

Your old energy will "come
back. youriappetlte will be to
covered. it insures perfect
health,

lite Oiifford Pharmacy

THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.

 

 

TIL. OALL in!
Maples Iii GoldsclImIiIlt Go.
(Inset-pontoon
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Stocks. 30121:: 12min and
Cotton.

Iwerta s Corbett block. be. Norwelk.

TODAY lN WALL STREET
WALL STREET 10:10 a. m.——Sor.o
of the lending stocks were under
sharp pressure in the opening deal-
lugs and heavy blocks changed hands
on a descending scale. of prices. lI‘oIIr
thousand shares of Union Pacific sold
at an extreme decline of 1,9 on ruIIIII'Iu
sales. A 10.000 share, block of United
States Steel sold at a decline of 3;.
Canadian Pacific tell ‘4. Northern PII-
I'lflI- and Consolidated his a point
and Amalgamated Copper and Norfolk
& Western lnrgc fractions. There
was a gain of ill in Mcbmotire on
the purchase of 2.0th shares,

WALL STREET. ii a. lII.--liollroad
stocks wvro affected only to a slight
extent by the heaviness of the active.
specialties. Amalgamated (Topper
and lxIconIollre yielded a point. but
the latter soon not back to can. yes
tvrday's highest. ()tbcr stocks also
developed a firm tendency and St.
Paul, Union Pacific and Reading rccor
cred fully. An advance of a point in
Brooklyn Transit and Mctropiitnu
Street Railway helped llle gcneIiil re.-
(toV'I-ry.

WALL STREET. Noon—vb‘onlc lIII'uII
buying. orders appeared in the lli‘ll‘.’II
list and the general tone lllllll‘tli’t‘tl, tin-
:IVIIrage level rcI-overiIIgIIo above ills:
night‘s. liut some of the lIIaI-tlrI-
stocks sold at considerable ilt’l‘lllit‘.
Bonds were lIeuIr.

\\<\l.i1 STltElu‘l l p n..I-lnerciiseIl
ill't)llllll(“lll(.‘ Was glwn to speculation
III Inc. industrial group by an uIiiie
buying movement in Republic SIeI-l
following the IIIIiIounchIIcnt of reor-
2‘anization of the board of directors.
A low other stocks also Inoied up sub-
slantinlly but the general lullioud list
was uniesponflie. Republic Stctl
tilil. advanced L’. and the common i.

TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
.chort. over the private wires or
The. Maples & (loldschmidt Co. Com-
mission lirokers. Swartz & Corbett
lliock, South NorwuilI. Telephone 153.

Open High Low lzlitl

 

Ania] (flop iii 84% 8314, all].
Am (‘1 & F (‘o 373;, (iii... :l’I'I'i‘, iii-“I,
Am C & F pl 100 too too too

Alli l(‘(‘ 27 '{r 2| In} 151'); 37),};
Am Loco 64375, “.1141. n:-‘i 7,. «It»;
Am Smelt 125%. not... 1257, 12mg,
A T In S he files. 37“; Mb; it? 'I.

IIIIIIII 1e ()lilfi IIIIII4 IIII'I, IIII2 IIIII.

li'lilyti it 'l‘ 715;; 737.. Ti“... 7331'.

(‘hi‘s & (llilI) :"It‘I Build 37.1,}, {iii-l.
(‘lii IN: N \V 21714.2le Ellis Elli.
(‘11 (it West 2] Hill‘ég 2i L'llt';
(‘lI ill 6: St 1" 17871. 179% ”hid. 179 I;
(‘ol lI‘ Ii‘: i 45“.. 45k. 441% 4:19,.
(fol South 273/, 271V 27-3/4 27 I’,
(‘on (lull iii-l lhh‘}; 1M 1943’“,
llcl iii: liud 223% 224 223351 224

Eric 4711,- 477i. 47% 47%:
(ion Eicc 1821/; liizi Milli/I 13:!

ill (‘I-ntt'ul i‘I'R 179 in», I.‘.l

Lon Av Nash lfitiI'V. 151% ‘lflitb’; inili
Manhattan idol/y Mini/g, may; it..."
Mot St lty 12?. 126% l2I'I l‘lfI-‘VI
Mex (,‘I'lit Elli. till/1’, L’l till/I
Ill K it 'I‘ 111,”... 327.. 32741 ilfl’Iq
Mo Pacific. 1027.1 103 we'll. 103

Not lA‘llfl itiw, 461m 45% 45%
N Y Central ”3% Hill/I 148% Hi)

Norf & West 855‘. 85% 851,5 854;.
Out & West 5:! 53% 527.; 53"”:
Pine Mali iii 46% it; will;
Penn R R ililld Hill/g Mill/{4 Hit",
l’eo (iIIII than1 tron. Milli/i. Inst-I.
Reading 121 Ilii‘id 1207;. i207»
llcp Steel 2475'. 25% 24“; 2mg,
Rock island :2 321,6. Jill's till

South i'nc till 68% 671k, on“;
Sun liy (‘Io it'll/{II 'ii'l|/,, 35 354,.
Tenn (2 RI l 85% 86 285V, 8“

'I‘cxns Par 34% till/4 am till/g
linion Pnc 131% 131% 13074. hill/y
ii H Rubber 51% hits 51% ‘Ill II;-
ll 6 Stool 37%. 37% 37 I'ii'i'i
ii iii Steel pl 103% limit, 103% 104

West iln Tel "3% 931,4 03V, ‘l'i",
Wis Cont I'll 32 ill .2

 

TWO NEW COMPANJEB lNOORPOR~

ATE .

HARTFORD, Oct, li).-—Amomr the
lncorporntions today were the Real lila-
tate. investment. Company. of New
Britain. with a capital stock of 875.000.
and lluilding and Loan Commission-
or M. (‘3. Webster an on liioorporator:
and the Capitol Foundry Foundry Com.
puny. of Hartford. with it capital stock
of 830.000.

' COUNT GAlblNl RECEIVED.

MADRID. October 19. - Count Cas-
slni. the new Russian ambassador to
Spain (formerly ambassador of Russia
at Washingtonl was received by King
Alfonso. to whom he presented his
credentials.

GUTHRII CHOBIN cHAthAN.
NEW YORK Oct. ilk—«I‘ll: was an.
nounced today that Charles S. Guthrie
has been elected chairmen of the
board of the Republic iron and Steel

 

 

 

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SELLECK a pm

HEAD- TO- FOOT OUTFITTERS.

98 Washington St. South Norwalk.
Telephone Call 334-2. '

 

 

 

 

 

 

SEE WHAT’S DOING."

Best Butter, still selling at 260.
Will sell Clover Hill Creamery Prints Saturday at 254:; 3c underprio
Sam is it.
Caulif1low1er1s, from 10 to 15¢ each. Green and ripe Tometoes.
Will our the life out of those Pears. Have 4 baskets which em bound
to sell at 45c basket.
Quinces, home grown. at 70c neck for medium sized, but smooth.
80c peck for fine large. A few only.
Satisfaction Flour is what we recommend, 241/;
price and quality with every bag. 75c bag.
Have some good Apples for pics and sauce bought cheep, will IlllI.I,
cheap, 18c peck. Greening: and Baldwins.
Cider new. sweet, fine, will sell at present 20o gab, 60 qt. A gullo
jug to put it in if you pieae1e. 10c.
No jugs loaned. but will lend people Jugs who deposit 10c moneyI t
be returned. if they wish. when the jug is returned. ;“
Liptcn' s Teas in 1_0c packages. 4 trial sorts, 10c. ,
iit'I i i‘lililf

Hope to be of good use.

LORENZO DIBBL

Telephone Call 26-4.

lily iiiIiIl IIIII. per hill. $6. Oil:

20 lbs. Granulated Sugar, stoo Sweet Oranges.

Best Tub Butter, per lb., 25c
Nestie'e Milk, 3 cans, 250

Fancy String Beans, qt.. 5 hard Squash, Green Limes and
Cranberries. qt., cPeppers.

UNITED GROUERY COMPANY;

20 NORTH MAIN IT.
SO. NORWALK. OT. '
TEL. 26—!

Armed” ’Foda’

SNAPPER BLUES, WEAK FISH. BLUE FISH. STEAK OODcI.
NATIVE CAUGHT FISH. .‘

STRIPE!) BASS BUTTER FISH, FLAT FISH, FROST FISH, BL‘ I_
FISH, LONG AND ROUND CLAMO ‘
LEAVE YOUR ORDER HERE 1FOR HAND PFCKEDIU I-WlNTER I ,
PLEB. I

Cutblll’s Bridge Fish Mar

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lbs. of satiefecticnln

 

 

 

Assortment of Fancy King A .
Pears, Quinoes, Tomatoes. Olill
er, Celery. Boston Merrcw and

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lt' s all 0ch lO\\ll.
neatlily concur in that opinion. We think we have the lam
lit-st stoIk. But Ilont take our word for it. '1 ry a load an
tto y'oni own satisfact. on. Not much risk in that. If its all I
give us a chance at your Winter's Coal. We are here to do btlfetloliI i
'ielcphone n3— 3. I,

_ up

33 South Main St set.

The cheapest houslo in The Norwalks because we manufacture;
goods.
Wlillllti 30c up; Colds, sum up; starts. it 93 up: Rein Cheri‘s,
Suits, stills up; Evening Gowns, $25 00 up; Furs at all prices!

LOUIS UDELMAN

126 Washington Street.
Clothing and Furnishings as all prices.

We sell for cash and save you more then double.
vlnccd.

LOUIS UDELMAN,

EXCUROION T3 THIS-I IIRKIIHIRI

The advance sale of tickets for the
Autumnal lilxmtrston to Pittelleld ton
marrow has been largo and it is not
expected that there will be many tick-
ets left by tomorrow morning. This
is the most exceptional opportunity
for a dey’ it outta? offered in years. and
those who are w e have already made
their plans scco dinsly. hate for the
round trip only 51.00.

Peculiarly ettrectlve in connection
with these trips in the service of the

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anionic elley.

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