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Local News Notes.
Miss May Wurdweil.. of Norwalk.
spent. Sunday at her home in New
Canaan. 1
W
lletts.
A very .
spcnt. '
11111111111 evening was
..._.....,
Commander Hulloclc and Vice-Com.
thunder ll‘Hommedieu being absent
last night. there was no meeting of
Douglas Fowler Post, G. A. R.
Ilavid W. Raymond's little Boston
lmil terrier “Honey” has been entered
in the New York dog show and has
good chances of winning a first. prize.
A regular lntiiih'ess meeting of the
t‘iuar Makers“ 'Ultion was held last
evening. The 11111111111 of the ballot for
the international. ofliccrs was made
known to the membcrs,
The regular meeting of the Norwaik
Chapter. D. A. R., will take place on
Thursday afternoon, February 15. at
the Historical llouue. Miss Katherine
I) Sturges. of Wilton will give a pa
pm‘
The Cornell Remedy Company does
not give you testimonials of people a
thousand miles away, btit front people
right in your home town. Road thr
_ad. in this Issue and see what they
have to say.
A rehearsal of the. floor committee
and the chorus was held last evening
at the. Wigwam oi’ tlncas Tribe so that
the members may be ready to rcccive
the members of Wowompont 'I‘1'.iht'
who 11111 coming here from Bridgeport
tonight
Inticr Lodge, No. 97. l. 0. O. l"..
will hold 11 regular meeting tomorrow
evening at Odd Fellows‘ liail, Wash-
ington stt'cl't. Norwalk Lodge 111‘
Elks. the Hat Finishcrs‘ Association
and South Norwalk Conclave will hold
hold SpN‘IIll meetings.
~Dr. Dick's cures a cold.
The funeral of A. '1‘. Raymond was
held yesterday afternoon. He leaves
:1 widow and two childi'ctr-ers. lrving
Bradley and Chauncey Raymond. ”1-
was also brother—Inlaw to Mrs. I). I".
llcuton and Mrs. 0. H. chlcr. Intcr-
11111111, was in East Norwalk.
Star of Columbia Circle, No. 53. (l. (I.
I1‘. of A., will hold i111 regular 111cctlus
111 lied Men's Hall, Thursday evening.
111 8 p 111. All members on the buzam
1on1udttce art-1 earnestly requested to
be prcsmtt The degree team will
drill 1111 usual after the 111ccting,
lcncrui Russell Front, of South Nor-
walk commanding the llriga1l11.(‘m1
noctiout National Guard has accepted
an invitation for himself and stall to
1111111d the annual military hull of 11111
I1‘i1111 t‘ompuny (‘oast A1tilI111y ut the
11t11t11111",1noiy N111vl.1n11I1111.on I‘-h11111
day evening.
(ihnrlcs Sedition. an old hatter. was
arrested yesterday by Captain l'cn
pingion on charges of drtittlu 11111111
Scaulon was before thc 11111111 this
morning and Who found guilty and 11
thou 1113111111111-1111111 111111 Imposed. Lulu-1'
execution oi uctitcutc was nuancndcd
to give Seunlon another chance
M
’l‘be ("litl‘ord Pharmacy announces 11
‘ ircc distribution of Croupino. Dr liar-
111111111 moon herh ointment. 1111 extcr
111d 1'111111 dy for coughs and colds. to-
1111111'ow.i’urcuta sending children for
numplc packages nhouid uIVr1 them a
note signed with their-name and 111i-
1I11-1111. 1111 tho supply in limited
W. (l. Jueser. F31“ . Hihburd. Ill. ll.
Watson. A. Allen. M.(I.I.111:l111. 11. A.
IIoIIquu Mr. and hired. I’. John-
111111.911m11el Bing. Joaeph Knight. ll.
M. Wright. New York; Martin Iluwlor
Ilrooklyu: (i. R1ersht. (Llfl1lt'lollcl'.
lionton: E. C. Campbell. New Haven;
A.h1 Dutch. Provitipnce' W. (' Vin-
ntuu. Lynn; 8. 019111111011. Hartford
wcrc 11111111111 yesterday at the Hotel
1‘ Itiiord
aw
The makers 111 the factory of Meek-
111' Ilrothcrn and Company quit. work
today on account of a difference with
their employers over the signing oi 11
scale of wugcu tor aceriuln tin1c1'l‘I1o
men itlketl {or an Increase of wanted.
111111 It won 1111111111111 1111 an experiment.
the firm nuyn. Tho tirm was then
naked in also 11. acute for 11111 months.
11111 declined to do no Mid the strike
followed. The pic on open one.
The men are bi: i I31mm oil: today.-
Dobbin-y New. _
[101111 111111 inn human.
”Thu. “all“. It"
unly Wm Wk.
00." ad by loud in!
"who" a
“rank: Hamil: if not
found an n ‘ Il‘i’ittttly will
be an aim
,-I~I111'1'i11. and his uiutor.
, their homo on
The Domino . ,b met. last evening .
at the home of e president. C. C.
Irnnmd to
EST 7"
INSURANCE.
Wurlhrtn 1101111111 11111
Both Victims Fractured
HARTFORD, i111l1. Iti.~'l‘l1ot111111 liar
rin. a. plumber. thirty yearn old, last
night attacked his mother. Mrs. James
Thoreau, in
‘ulrmounl street: with
an arc, cutting 11 deep gush in thc
I11'111i uI‘ ouch 11nd fracturing their
skulls. ’I‘ be women were taken to St
I1‘1111111i1-1 hoapitul where. It In said theli
condition is very grow. Hunts I11 lock
ed up on a charge. of assault. and bat-
tory. pending the outcome 01' their in
juries. Harris, It In Bald. had been
brooding over some trouble for 11 week
past. and it Is believed that. his mind
has become unbalanced.
Last. night. it is said. Harris learned
that. his mot her and sister were going
to some social..uiiuir today. and he
at once warned them not. to go. and
added. it is said, that he would prevent
their going it“ he killed them. At the
time the attack was made on Miss
Harris the mother was on an uppei
iioo1 with another daughter. When she
heard Mina ilnrris scream she lashed
downutalts and It In said new the girl
stietchcd on the floor. while i-iai‘ris
stood over her with an 111111 in his
hand. As Mrs. i-larrhs entered the
room. it is said, he turned on her and
struck her down. He did not strike.
either one of his victims alter the first
time. When found Harris was sitting
in the cellar crying.
OBITUARY RECORD.
a
AARON BYINGTON.
Aaron Byington. who for nearly for
ty years has made Norwulk his home
died Saturday afternoon at his home
In Westport avenue. lie was sixty
four years of 111111. Funeral services
were held at the home this aficrnoor
at 2 o‘clock. R1111. llcwnt ’I‘.‘ Van
Daron. pastor of II111 Norwulk Baptist
Church, and Rev. Lcwis l\’. Monro pas
tor of thc Norwolk Methodist Church.
11111121111111. lutormcnt was in RIVt‘l'SItlt
cemetery. Mr. livington was :1 1111111
highly respected in thc community. II
was :1 Veteran of the Civil war. H1
was 11 sul’t‘orer from chronic troubles
Incurred during his period of sct‘vim
In the army. II1‘1 contracted puru
mania a little orcr 11 wmk out). Al
though this disease was tl\"t‘i‘t't)lllt.‘. 1
weak hcurt made the illness rcsul
fatally. .1\ wife and two chiidrcn'
Irving llyingtou of '1\"111\\'.1li1. and Mrs
E. L. Alderman, of lIonoILc. Muss
survive. The pull bcurcrs at the 11111
1-1'111 service. Were thrcc Inciuhcrs 11
Our llrothcrs‘ Lodge. i. (I. 1). l1‘._ 11111
three members ot‘ Buckingham Post
(‘1. A. R.
MRS. l1. l1). (‘.1\Nl1‘ll1.‘.i.l).
Mrs. L. Isl. t‘nniicld dicd at her hour
in \‘Ilinnipuuk this morning. She huv
been ill for tth weeks with 1111 altar]
of blood poisoning, which 1'111111'1 iron
:1 nail in her slioc. She suntaiocd 1
stroke of paralysis _\'11stcrdu.\'. A bus
band and three 1-l1iI1I1'1111~~h1i1'.11. .l1111111
Luydcu. (‘harlcs t‘:111I‘1cl1t 111111 18111111111
t‘1111tici1i-»s111'yivc. Funeral 51‘I‘\‘it'1
will I111 held at the home \‘I'111'l1111sdu:
afternoon at 2:30 o’clock.
CHARLES M. FERGUSON.
(".harlcs III. l1‘crguson. corporal o'
(”folupuny F. 'I‘wcnty-cighth. Connecti
cut Volunteers. 11ch on lt‘tbruury l.
littltl, at tho Soldhu 11‘ lio1nc.i11 Noro
t11.11 The burial will I111 I11 Sprint
Ili'ovc (‘11111111 or). Bath 11.
WOMAN SUFFRAGISTS.
li:\l.’l‘l.\1t’lltl1‘.. Md. I1‘111. lII.“"rl\|
1111-11 day's fin-1111111111 sessio of thc 1'1111
rcutiou 'oi the Woman's hullrnuo 1\s
socialion was 1I111'ot111l to thc rcudin.
of rcoortn oi' the 1181111- I'rcshh-nis.
At‘tcr II111 udoptlou of tho 1111111 1."
work for mu your and thc transactiot
11f 1111111111Ih1ucu11c busitu'ss. the woven
lion took 11. 1'111'1'1'111.
GOOIW
.IIYS'l‘ ltItl
NI'ZW M‘t‘tlllN'I‘S OPENED
lll‘iIINti 'l‘iII-i MONTH OF
JANUARY.
Ihc lurucst number for any
month so far.
OPEN A'I‘ NOON
might explain It.
the 1
South Norwalk
Trust 00.
Saving llept.p11y11 4% on do-
poultu.
(icuci'ul 11111111an llopi. turntnhcn
chock-books free.
thinking I-lourn:
From 9 11. 111. to 3 p. 111.. 1111in
and, Saturday Montage from
Valentmes
At Cost I
COLEMIN’O
811. Not-unlit.
SISTER WITH AN AXE
'Insanc Act of Thomas Harris,.a
Hartford Plumber—«Skulls oi
Values! VALUES! The keynote of this giant salembetter
trousers for less money than are possible at any other time.
. And because we have all sizes for every size and shape of
man, you should come while we can offer you choice of the great—
est variety of good trousers wc' ve ever gathered for our Fobru»
ary sale.
Reductions arcr radical on all broken lines:
From $3 to $1.98. From $5 to $3.48
From $6 to $3.98.
——-—————
This weather suggests one of our good warm overcoats, in
fancy mixtures. black or Oxford in the latest models, now greatly
reduced in price.
, Or a new warm suit: from our broken lines of suits made for
this season's servico—aingle and double-breasted models, now
much below regular prices.
Excellent bargains remain in overcoats and sutts for boys and
children.
t
Tel. Call, 3a-2.
I
I
What sort of a store do you take sIock in?
01111. buys at 11“('I111ap" storc in the unacknowledged
belief that the customer in 11111111111149 ~~~~~ one that gets the
best. of it. lint. do you'.‘ And when too late.
chapc turns out badly, the auction you take. is “Well, I
\ didn't pay much." If anything ‘trom this store rails to
I 11111111411. bring it back. Ilold us to 11111"promIsom‘Tclinblo
goods only. at the least cost."
the pur-
Iiny 0111711 That‘s (31111111.
1 MANUEL T. HATCH.
We are n11111'-~ju.s"t 11s ""1;
far as the 111111111111. chlct'ltox “1
111' lt‘It‘DIlUllt‘. ‘ I
Valentines
Now Ready
At W. P. BEERS’
19 Wall IL. Norwulk. B 80. Main BL. 20. Norwllk.
.—__
Greenport Oysters
LARGE OPENED LONG CLAMS. ESCOLLOPS, ROUND CLAMS. COD.
HADDOCK, BLUE, WEAK, SPANISH MACKEREL, NATIVE FLATS.
LARGE SMELT, FROST. WHITE FISH. SHAD. HERRING.
WHOLE COD
.1.11......-...u.~aunv-..-1--1.1...
.......60LB.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
l‘cl.108. Free Delivery.
1111 Need N Null; Heduni [311
36 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
Io t)111'l1‘rIcn1I11 and Patrons: . I
We take. 11111111111111 I11 annountiuh that we are ready for luminous.
"EVERYTHING lt‘I.I1)"i‘l{I(lAli" is our specialty.
A11 you probably Inwc obuorvcd athot'omrhly equipped cloniricai con-
tracting 11nd illillllly houuu I11 this vicinity 111111 been 11. need long unfilled.
W11. too have thought at 1th and 1111 11111111 oi this grand old town in which W0
proudly l1eit11111, huvc Inwitlud our "111111111111 I11 11. deteriuhiutton to meet thin
1111111l--und with your to opiuutlon wdwill 1111ccuad.’i‘o 111 compliah tho and
In view we merely unit you to I111 111-1 serve you with information. estimates
11nd filthllllt's under the head of "EVERYTHING lilillilC'l‘llICAll" that you
may need I11
WIRING —— FANS
FIXTURES _ I SIGNS
ARC LAMPS BELLS
MINIATURE LAMPS TELEPHONES
HEATING APPARATUS SHADES
DECORATIONS BATTERIES
INCANDEBCENT LAMPS NOVELTIEB
MOTORS REPAIRS
GENERATOR! TESTING. ETC.
A postal or telephone cult will bring our solicitor to you. or we will
he honorcd with u vtuit from you at our place of busincru. Bil Washington
Street. You 1111111111111 noodwwo can hit Ii~Ict'n got. together. The point is.
we want your 11111111191111 and will attend to It promptly after getting It.
Anticipating your favors we are. '
alncerhly 1111111111.H
1‘
1103111111 A. Hyo 11.13911.
YOUNG MIN WANTIOI ll
Mcrrill Business Collegc
CANNOT Mllllll'l‘ THE DEMAND FOR OOKPE'I‘EN'I‘
IOOKKIIPINI», ITINOGRAPHIIO ANB TYPNWMTINE‘
11.611 per month ‘ '
0 00 991' With! %m 00th ‘
A Em ”All?! KNOW Ill 0'00
From $2 to $1.48. From $4 to $2. 98
1 ”to Ilt'lI\'t‘ stocks.
Olde Fashioned
‘ .llorehouud Drops
The kind made from pure 11111
2111' and fresh, strong horehound
herb—nothing else. A simple
remedy for slight throat. trou-
bleu that In good to take and
tasted good,
2'11'.Il1\tl; Silo POUND.
lhc iiiiiionl Pharmacy
TEL. CALL, 15—2.
OOMONOOOOOOMOOWO
Maples it Goldschmidt I311.
(Incorporated)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Duloru In
Stocks. Bonds, Grain and
Cotton.
Ivan: I. Corbett liock. lo. Norwulk.
TODAY iN WALL STREET
y WALL S'I‘RICE’I‘, lilzltl a. air—Open-
1111.1 pi'it't's in 11111 stock inurkct. show-
ed excited iltIVilllt'L'ti in some of the
specialties and fractional pains pro.
1I1>1ninutcd lit the. body 111‘ the list with
11 low scattered losses. The. copper
and smelting stocks were 1,111uspicuous.
.inucondu jumpcd 12 1:2. and ti11-':~11
were 12.01.1111 shares of inialgamuted
Copper sold at. 117 i-B and till com-
pared with ii?) I—:: on Saturday. 'l‘ht"
rise in Sincltim,r roachcd ‘3 58. North
111'11 Pacific -1 i-is‘. (2111111 Northern phi.
:5 3-4. loading I 1111‘. Kansas t‘ity
Southern I lui, the preferred and [711-
ion Pacific I Hi. (iolorudo Fuel and
Ilistiiict's‘ Securities 11 point and
Ilrookiyn ’I‘1‘11nsii and NtIiIt’llIHI Bim-uit
large I'ructionu." I'111I1111I States Steel
pfd.. Southcrn Railway and New York
Central wcrc of!‘ :1 small fraction.
WALL S'I‘Ilifild’l‘. ll 11. 111.1»«ii111'1'i11d
efforts to soil on! at tho uttrardiyi1
prices ruling 111, 11111 111115111, brought
15,1:1'11111 dcul 111‘ stock- on the 111111'l11-t
111111 prices had to bc lowcrcd very 1111b.
slantlall) before it was marketed. 'I‘hc
reaction rcachcd servo points In An
urondu. 3 in Northern Pacific. II},- to
11.3.1 1111 Axonlymuaicd (“oppcr and
Sun-tiling and I in leading. Some
stocks that had not lunciitcd very
much in the opcning rise declined to
:1 fraction below Saturday‘s closing.
IIuII operators 1'11111'1w1.1d their cI'i‘orts
in new quarters after awhile and
1I1111'11 was a strong rally. but none 111'
the opcuim: features 11111011111111 t‘uIIy.
WALL S'I‘ltEIC'I' 111‘11111.-—.»\ few
:111'111111141111111 initial to sustain pritcs
whcrc profit taking 11111115 were made
and a mound Holding 1‘11'1'111'1'cd. Some
of the important unlus Wt'l‘t‘ wiped
out. When Reading started up again
with a pain of I 34 there was 11 rally.
lionds were h1~:1vy.
WALL S'I‘liiii'l'l'. I p. 111.1r'l‘l111 n1111'1
hct showed 11 Ilnsh ot’ 1111I11111tion 11nd
strrnuth after it! o‘clock. the strength
of the Hill stocks 11nd certain Special-
tics encouraging widcr demands for
Reading and New
York (‘cntral were bought heavily and
11mm- of the low priced minor stocks
were in demand.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wlrcs of
The Maples & (Iohlsrhtuidi 011.. Com
mission Brokers. Swartz & Corbett
Block. South Norwalk. 'i‘olophono 153
.-\11111I t‘op. I179; I111 Itt‘.l.1_. 111111.,
.11. 1‘. .11 11', 1'11. 111. 11:11. .111... 1.11..
.\111. t‘ol. (til. 37%; 37711 37% 3771'.
A111. 11-11, 45 451,11. 11:15. 1151.1.
A111. Loco, 7:") 7:3 71% 75
A111. Stnclt Itl1'1 ltltild Hill/1 1111113.
A111, 8111:1112. Hill/.1 147% 115% Lilly!
A. 'I‘.&. S. [1'11” 1121.”, it‘ll; 9131;. III".
A. ’l‘. N.- S F in. limb; lIl'Ilnj- 103%» 103*;-
lItiIto. K1 t)hio., Ill Iii‘i. i'IIi‘H I'll
It'klyn. It, ’I‘., 1153;. ‘11'111 111' 1.. ill-'11,.
(Yin-11. & (Ibio hill/9 hill» hit ..,1
(llti. 1t‘1 N. W. 2‘11”: 2:19 3:15 2:17
(1h. (:1, 9911111.. 211.. 21711 L'I'1i'1. 211.4.
1‘. M. K1 it 13111-131. 1847,11 Ittilik’. 111m.
t.‘oI. I1‘. & I. 7:1 73 72 7211
(lol. South, 35% 85% 3f) 35
(31111. (ins. I'Iti liltl'lp I'M ITII
1131111. 11111.11 1111.11 111 11111..
I1h'l1- I111. p 71W. 78W 785%
III. (‘1111 178 17% ”7% 177%
L.1111 ll Nash. 15111.1. 150%1481/ 150
M111. St. Iiy..t 201,1, 120% 120% 121111,,
M1111. t‘ctt. 2571. 2571. 24% 25%
M. K. 111 'I‘. (Iii IItI'lit 919% 36%
M. K. 62 'I‘. old. 71 it 71 71
Mo Puc. 1017.61 itl2%,10l lui ..
Nut. Load. 84% 85148414. 115
N. ‘1‘. (11111. 15011. I132 ‘11 If 01,1. 11111.4
Nort‘. 11 Wont. 89 8117111 887.11 88711
0111. til Wont. 112% oz; 52% 1'13
i'ltc, Mail 48 48 47% 48
Penn. it. IL. 141% 142 1407.1. 141%
11110. (11111., 1111114 tool/1 11111 11111
Print. 8. (3111'. 62 112 91% iii til
Reading. Hill 142% 1111111, 142
Rep. Steel 341% lift 34% ZI-i-‘it
Rock Inland 27 27 26% 28M
30th Plus. 68% 98% 67% 97712
151111. Ry Co. 40% 40% 110 40%
Term. C. & 1.15119 154% till 194
Texas. Pine. 35% 95% 31’» 99%
Union P91215099 150% 155% ”15%
U 8. Rubber. fillfi 52% 50% 52%
U. B. 91.1th 441% MM 43% ii
U13 Steel. 11 109% 109% ”8% 109
Wabash. 24% 24% 24 1A 211%
Wabash. old. 47% 47% 47% 4’7 141
Win Can. 29 9% 29 29
T0 CONOIDIR HAZING IILL.
WASHINGTON, Itch. 191-Atthc im-
giuntna of cohorts 111111111011 ot‘iho Bond
to Hr. min. from the committee no
val 1111111111. reported the hilt procurin-
. {Ain‘t} he would cal: tho
'1111'11'11'11111111'11c1i'1'111'1111c
1 0 V5 0 ‘
i. I? “0,3909 Wm ilk
Rich Bargains _
Late camera.
MEN'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS. THIS 8
SMART STYLES. VALUE $15 TO $111, 1111111.
* $10
The Suits include many neat ei‘fcctc in Woratcd
Cassimcrcs, in the new grey and green shades.
The Overcoats include the Fancy Belt Back
Coats; also Black and Oxford Frieze and Kersc'y C ,
long and medium lengths. - ‘ I
BOYS' DRESS SUITS AT 1/2 PRICE.
About fifty Boys’ three- -piece Suits, originally
$3. 50 to $6.00; now $1. 75 to $3.00.
Broken sizes in Men‘s Negligee and Bosom Shiite];
value. 111391;. 1 . ‘. 1...! in.
I‘ 'III‘
SELLECK & PRIC
HEAD- TO- FOOT OUTFITTERS.
98 Washington St. South Namath.
Our 11ch' telephone call, 165-5. 1‘ dfli
Goodyear Rubbers for Men and Boys. I
POINTING THE WA
TO MAKE POULTRY PAY .
I am now in receipt of the second lot of Harding's Egg Builder Hail
and hope to keep the trade supplied. Continued use of this food ll be
double the supply of eggs. over ordinary feeding as proved by expert
Any quantity from 1 lb. up. 2! 20 lb: 50 lbs., $1. 25; 100 lbs. $2.25. ..
Baby Chick Food. ~—If you are raising chicks get gratifying re .
the use of this food. You note the rapid growth of the chicks, that
condition and the absence of bowel troubles. Growth is rapid and It
perfect. 3M 0 lb. for small lots; 100 “115., $2. 50; 50 Ibs., $1.50.
Hardings Successful Roup Cure when put Into water, as directed.
cure Ftoup or a cold and can be used as a preventative as well. Wart-i
to do the work. Box 50c. .
Fresh Eggs (Strictly 'Fresh) ...................... . ........ 32c.
Case Eggs (Good Cooking Eggs) ............................. 250 V "
Better Butter. 270 lb.
Hope to be of increased and increasing service.
LORENZO DIBB
Telephone Call 26-4.
Home Gathered Eggs
Eggs, -- 18 for 256
21 Les. GRANULATED SUGAR ................. . ...........
BEN HUR on PILLSBURYS FLOUR, BAG ................
MAINE POTATOES BUSHEL ....... . .....................
FIG BARS. LB.
VIOLET RAISINS, PKG. .................................... ......1..
APPLE BUTTER 3 LB. CROCKS ...................... ......, ‘
WE HAVE A FINE ASSORTMENT OF SHOULDERS AT A
LOW PRICE. r
ANGF‘EAsNCY CELERY. SWEET POTATOES SPINACH, APPLES AND
UNITED GROCERY COMPA;
20 NORTH MAIN 8T.
60 NORWALK, CT. ’r
TEL. 143.
We rotorso mattersw-livt
WW ounce of talk—just enough
(,2 your attention and a 1101: Q! ‘
. . tion. 0111' cool is good 1.6 hating,
sn’ttsr‘ncno pioporly "picked. " tree,
(NM; 11111 1111111111I five ['1 out dust and.
purities; secondly. well 1100“
handled in our ynrduh hhlrill
full weight. on at. the it)!»'
the mmkct wil permit.
trial order.
the Daniel Keogh
Senvlew Ave.
Branch OtIIces-Brldgo-ID
Washington street bridge
Stationery Store. Railroad
-...,..1...~.....-o
000W
AND cusses mus? lam-IAN“
EYES CNNNNN 1......1...
Oliln on. «tritium u Incite! ammu- of vision In 11
when Ml gluon or. wholly to blumu. Would It not be mil
your uyu «untold lulu? ‘ , ;
iT'S FREE.
0. B. Jackson.
Graduate Optician.
d
50 WALL STREI'I‘H
d “ I"! 4 _
WE HAVE TAKEN A FEW PATTERN! THIS WEEK‘VOP
TWELVI AND FOUHTIIN DOLLAR COUCH. AND MAIN
ALL DOWN TO GIVEN DOLLAR! AND NINITV-IIQHT G.
HAVE DIX AND ,IVIN NOW! OP ‘I'UPTO; ALL OPNINONI
TEA QUALITY VELOUR. ,'
VITI YOUB A‘I’TINTION AND THIIN COMFORT INVITN I
ONI.
Norwalk Chronicler