and F of Norwalk;13.
and H, of Stamford.
:the Third Regiment are
as the league is at present
, ted it is believed that other
lain Charles H. Wing, of Com-
‘IIT.’ with whom originated the
the league. and Edward C.
resenting Company D and
It. God. 11, of Stamford, met
‘lill . cry, Saturday evening and
{staff a formation of the league,
also on the schedule as pre
’ . H Bartholomew, who was
me t Company B. of Bridge-
_ plied Captain Wing that
unable to come over
all season will open May
it: .adlll‘cd games include dates
, ’ pmberl.
H a D and F have secured the
" V ‘d for local games and they
__ the Season there On the
. $1 Cpmpany 11 will go to
rt and play Company 13.
recent idea is to have Captain
tcvanscn, of Bridgeport. act as
excellaurer. and then if there
' proceeds at the close of the
are then some divided equally
W
in; than!
a full schedule of the games is
PANY B PLAYS
Bil geport. May 5.
' “walk, May 12.
sport. May 19.
0rd. May 26.
uBI'Illsepol-t. June 2.
n quWaIk, June 9
1h BM“:Cport, June 16.
. in Norwalk. June 23.
{£111 Br to rt June 30.
It Stan rd. July ’1.
ii". in Bridgeport. June 14.
' in Norwalk. July 21.
iii Bridgeport. July 28
in Norwalk, August I.
in Bridgeport. August ii
in Stamford, August 18.
., n Bridgeport. August 25.
. F. In Norwalk, September 1.
, COMPANY I) PI AYS
F. at home May 5
B.at heme. May 12.
It: in Bridgeport, May )9.
it. at liomet May 26.
Eat home. June 2.
in Stamford, June 9.
at home, June 16.
at home, June 23.
In Bridgeport. June 90.
it Home. July 7
it nhome Jilly 14.
,In Stamford. July 21.
,at. home, July 28.
B. at home August 4
it. in Bridg'opcrt. August 11
F. at home. August 18.
If. at home. August 25
3.11: Stamford. September ]
COMPANY F PLAYS
- D, at home. May 5.
II. in Stamfcld. May 12.
if, at home, May 19.
. at home. May 26,
. in Bridgeport. June 2.
B. at home. June 9.
D. at. home, June 16.
H.111 Stamford June ‘23.
F. at home June 30
F, ii; game. July 7. 1
, ri geport. Ju y 14.
g Ill bulge, July 21.
g; at hol'ne, July 28.
n:
n,
a,
a’
‘3
it.
‘I ‘2
\
la Statutord, August 4.
at home, August 11.
it. home. August 18.
a Hridflenort August. 25
halite, September]
.‘COMPANY, ll PLAYS
in Bridgeport, May 5
in Stamford, May 12
,. in Norwaik, May it)
In Stamford. May 26.
in Norwalk June 2
do Stamford June 9
In Bridgeport. Juno iii.
in Stamford. June 23.
in Norwalk. .iunel’.
Ill Stamford. July 7
hr N'crwc'lk July 14.
statuturtl, July 21.
art. July 28
. tamford, August 4.
orwalk. August 11.
, _ mford August 18.
. , . aik. August 25
l l‘iln. Stamford, September 1
. ’to be played at camp.
um will have different col
is
ill wear attract and gray;
Guided on maroon and tan.
,Y POBTMISTRIM
c,Btomach Liver and Bow-
of order. Ythl'ii
try these painless puri-
lattice new life. Guaranteed
for South Norwaik. and
can, Norwltik. drum-ta Price
me Who Oi III to Dull-
n inform cllcc.
tlcai joker of Bria-
for formal-ma
lug. librarian of
received it
wallowing that
thrill-y
.cncccutull
Mother Gray's Sweet Powds y harm
take and navcrfail. A cumin cure for Favor-inhalers. Conatl lion. He
Disorders and remove Worms. Break upcoo
testimonials of cum.1tcad what. a few mothers say about Mother Gray's Sweet
ill be desirous of entering m...
, sctltutivcs wiii pullicipaie in tile‘, pro
Enntl another declined to accept cloc-
falling on the Saturday of
an the others. Company
lid and orange. and Company
LII
“titan ’nder, of Cary. Me. who
.- ~ Dl'l King's New Life Plila to ed.
, heat. “remedy she ever tried for
a remedy. now
r- for
N“
are?“
and Stomach
Powders For Children -
and (ills-no and an an oxcclIcn general
cililhn’a medicine. —Mrll. nu. Kelly, mam
awhyiia. W Bus.
9
'"For the enclosed Moll. please send Inc two
Back of MOTHE- RAY’St SWEET I’OW‘
W1! (.IIIILDR
mold you or
c
wtlcra have done. Twymothcm here know of
file cure of in child and request Inc tonal. wdcra
forms in." omenilurgar. Port Huron. ich.
Corns and Buniona and makes ti
comfort discovery of the age.
Address, ALLEN 8. OLMST
Wad” .foryccrcaNul-sclnohiiilcnfi,
cum mother. that our lot. Elbow
utdnall lilac! 515% Wrrownuas work ”gem thfioru E lull'fillfls will 'r to
like a charm. l gladly recommend tilemtocxpcl . nus Foil uwaillldliiithi‘ cal drought! wuuitltry .
thorn ilrat for my little 3
so much better the
mornln for the lrlt time In nearly a year
not has tale to maniacal!
Ira. David Grilll.
l
mo‘yacincformm children mwllflm
coast“. install or troubi ell
- rail.
Do Not Accept Ally Subctiluic Ior MOTHER MIA {'8 n'SWEET POWDER.
Sold byDruggists everywhere for 25 cents. Sample sent. FREE. Add".
ALLEN S. OLMSTED, LE ROY. N. Y. ‘
WIIEN Y0" START 001' III 'I‘Illi I0liNINO.S Slim INTII “All Slit)“
ALLEN’S FO0T-EASE
Nervous, Aching, Tired feet. and notice how much Illore‘ comfortable youfe
and how much more you out accomplish It instantly takes the sting out of
hi; or new shoes feel easy. It is the greatest
Sold by all Dmggiata
not accept any subllitutc. Sample scat FREE.
at
EU
fill
The are
e,'1‘eetlllu
dln24honl'l. Oval-10,91 at
irl.l vlch‘ar lowi
3‘ olililt‘ at. 3'7."
sham alarm!“ for school‘lhifl
wi
them to N‘on motllor."-
and i never new at
EllI GRAY’B SWIFT POWDER!
them no the um
11 Ievorllll, or If
moor w culls."
mommauthfcrldcnmonn.
"I use If
[I
All ”WITHIN":
Swollen, Stuarife
fllI‘
l‘
and Shoe Stores, 25c. .00 1
ED, LEROY. N. Y.
i
W
t
ELECTIONS IN RUSSIA.
l
Proved to be a Complete Farce as FarE
as Workmen Were Concerned.
ST. Pi‘t‘l‘l‘ RSBI'RG April ‘1. - The E
elections of W01 klncn \litilill tilt Ililllit‘lE
of St. Petelsbulg propel oclHtultd _\cs- 2
tertiary. pletctiing the elections to tbci
Municipal (‘onvcntion here which ini
turn will elect six members to the l()-E
wer house of Parliament. But tile bai- E
ioting of the workmen “its uinl‘pst uE
complete force as wctc the eictutionsE
ii. fortnight ago III the bigger fllcllnriesE
outside the titv. The inticrs lI~'-plc
‘~i
4
E
vincilli C(lilH‘llililll and the former Eillkc
part in the St. Pctcrsburg munitipui
convention One of sixty seven clstull
iishmcnts the workmen of twenty into
boycotted the elections and of the le-
moinder only the minority votcti‘ and
of illosc elected about. onc-llnif "were
constitutional Democrats and the other
half Consclvntives, or tncmbcls of llii'
“:Bltttk Hundrmed" us they tlrc now pop
uiluiy termcd.
One man elected is now in prison
ilOil for fear that it would subject him
to persecution. M. Ousllakoff. nuclei
the delegates chosen. is superintendtult
of the state printing offices and chic
of the “independent" workmcn's party,
which like the famous Zubaioff organi-
zation. is considered to be u (fl‘t‘iiliil'i‘i
of the ministry of the interior, The tie
icgates of the workmen outside the
city who had previously been t-icctcti
simply went. through the form of se-
lecting candidates for the pl‘tlvinclui
convention. A number of them had
been arrested since ih elections ulld
only seventy-two appeared at. the meet
ing. They chose four progressives llllil
four Conservatives.
THE ORIGINAL.
Foley & (10.. Chicago. originated
Honey and TM as a throat and lung
remedy. and on account of the grout
merit. and popularity of Foley's Honey
and 'I‘ur muny imitations are offered
for the genuine. Those worthless im-
itations have similar sounding names.
Beware of them. The genuine Foley's
Honey and Tar is in it yellow package.
Ask for it. and refuse any substituic.
it is the best remedy for coughs iiilil
colds. Piuisteti's Drug Store. ”
SCHOONER ALEXANDRA SUNK.
Wac In Collision With the Plant Line
Steamer Aranmorc.
HALIFAX. N. 8., April 2.-——ln a col-
lision with the Plant Line Htenmcr Ar.
unmorc, from Boston, near the cllrl'un-
co to this harbor. today, the three mae-
tcd British schooner Alexandra was
sunk. Chpialn Rudolph and crew of
three men were taken off by u boat
crew from the Arunmore.
'i‘ile Alexandra was bound from
IAIIIIQbul'g, O. 13., for Halifax with a
cargo of coal. Tile Arnamore on her
regular trip from Boston with paaaen
gels and freight was entering the her-
bor at. about daylight today with Cup
tal Couill and when Captain Couiii
si ted the schooner on the port tack.
he starboartied his helm to pass ustarn
of her, but suddenly the schooner went.
about. Capt. Colliil signalled to the on.
gineer for full speed «stern. but. It was
too late to avert a collision. The alt-u.
mer struck the stern of tile Alexandra
a. heavy blow, making it great hole
in the hull. A bout. was quickly lower-
ed from the Arunluore and Captain
Rudolph and his crew of three men
were rescued and taken on botlrd the
steamer. They had hardly reached the
steamer" a deck when the lichooner bad
sank. The Arnumore was not damag-
The Alexandra was comparatively a
new vessel having been build at ch-
mouth, N. 8., in 1902. She registered
178 tons. net. Her length was 105
feet, breath 27 feet and depth of hold
9 feet. She was owned in Weymoutn.
“Regulates the bowels. promotes
easy natural movements, cures consti-
pation-Doall' a Regulate. Ask your
drugglst for them. 25 cents a box.
ANOTHER ANARcHiaTa PLOT.
Dilccvcrcd AToday by the Authoritie-
chrija. loam.
MADRIDA Spain, April 2.-via tho
treatise—Tho lips. nish authorities
have discovered an ”anarchists’ plot at
Ylebrilu. twenty nine miles from So-
ville the no rioua cantor of the black
LEFT TO DIE BY ROADSIDE.
Heartless Automobiilcia Fatally Injure
Two Women.
NEW YORK, Aptil 2.~-A largo nulll
. Struck by Pr6lgllt Truth cu wily £ch
Bailey. about
but clock the trucks on the way home “
passing the plant of u condensed milk
company, and it Is supposed that the
noise from the plant winch was in op-
eration. drowned the noise of the all-
proaching train. Mrs. Bailey was hit
and thrown about forty fact.
picked up and taken to the railroad
afterwards.
band, and two daughters and one son.
iinaci Salve thut failed to give antic
faction the chances are. it dlil not have
the name “19.0. Dewnt to Co." willi-
ed on tile wxuppcl and pleased In the.
box The original Derii' a Witch iiu
zel Solve never fails to give satisfac-
tlotl for burns,
(lucked hands. etc.
ing. itching and protruding Piles it at-
lords
Pharmacy.
expected to be the last. day oi’ the on-
until
Southern Methodist Episcopal Confer-
ence which has been ill progress here
acrvlce conducted by Bishop Earl Cran-
An announcement of the appointment
ulliiclpatei sonic time today.
Brother Williams to his congregation.
“but I don't lncuu do you nltls' go into
it wid l1 llylnilook in one mm on a run-
ill‘ in do yllthcl'!
lion.
Church.
NiilW'i‘OWN, April 2.-llra. John 3
fifty years old. wall ‘r
lunch and killed by p fast freight
aili here yesterday no she was waili-
um church. .
Al. the time of the accident she was .
She was
ution. where she died a short time
She is survived by a bus-
A CHANCE FOR SATISFACTION.
if you ever bought a box of Witch
bolls. teitcl.
For blind bleed-
SOI‘ON
Immediate relief. It
Sold by The Clifford
‘ 0
almost
tops the pain.
.—~
MT‘T
SOUTHERN M. E. CONFERENCE.
NEWPORT. R. In April 2.m’l‘his wits
session‘ of the New England
After it devotional 1
or the past week.
on, a final business session was held;
if preachers tor the coming year was
“You mus‘ tight do good fight."
i
an id
”~'r\lll|llll(: (‘tltlsiiill-
7
lli‘i of automobile uccidt-tlts WOH‘ le-
ilfillt'ifl in this ill) iillil suburbs y-ea
tittiuv. the most serious It‘hilllllllg In
the death of u six volll- -oiti boy ill West
65th street the fatal injuring of one
elticriy woman. IIIIII lilo probably in-
iai injuring of another in New Ro«
cllciie
The boy killed was Il‘l‘ctict'icli Culi‘
man 11 non of William (ullnlnll us
sistnlli. llcueulcl of the Metropolitan
Opera house The woman injured on
Pl-lbuln Road. New Rotilellc were
sisters. Mrs. Alvinlt Stein. of St, lflllltl,
Mo, and Mrs. George J. Kucbicl‘, ti
resident of the village. Mrs. Stein
iltlti come (in to attend the celebration
of her sister's 73d birthday utltlivcr-
alu-y.
The women were walking in
t'lultiwuy Illitl Illil not lll‘lil‘ illc
preach of thc automobile in which
were two men illlil three women.
Mrs. Swill tuld Mrs. Kilt-bier Wore
buried with terrific. force against the
stone-allotments of u railroad bridge.
Mrs. Kuchier‘s skull was fractured
and she suffered serious tutorial in
julies. Mrs. Stein's left arm was
broken and crushed and she also sltf~
i'el-cli internal hurts. Both worr- ink-
cn 10 ii. hospital. where Mrs. Sicill
died tonight. it is said the recovery
of Mrs. KIICIIII‘I' is not itlokcd for.
After the women iulti been struck
the automobile was brought in it stop
and one of the‘metl nllghtcti. lie
was seen to run back and lilki' a hur-
ried look at tile prostrate forms utld
tilt-n reenter the machine. which was
driven away at tt rapid rule.
The ticuih of young Cullman was
witnessed by his mother and the Inill~
or. who wert- scutctivut their front will-
tiow watching the boy and several
companions at play ill the street. An
ultiolllollile npprollcllcti ui. u llltltlcraic
speed and the boy tried to cross the
sirectrin front of it. The chuuilcur
turned the machine sharply to one
side. One of tile lumps. however.
struck the ind and be full. The
chauffeur, Hurry (lruff. was arrested.
The prostrate father and mother of
the dead boy llt‘ltl Illt‘ nlun blunte-
less.
the
up-
DEVIL'S ISLAND TORTURE
Is no worse than the terrible cusccf
Piles that. afflicted me it) yours. Then
i was advised to apply Buckion's Arni-
ca Strive. and less thllll a box pcrmu‘
nently cured me, writes 1.. S. Napier.
tli' Rallies. Ky. Hollis uli Wounds.
Burns and Sores like lnugir. 25c. at
F‘, ii. Baxter's, South Nel'wuik, ililtl 17}.
P. Wood's. Norwuik. til'uggisie. “
HAZELHURBT’B NEW JOB.
With 100 Mon Will Do Police Duty in
‘ lndianapoiic.
Charles E Hazeihtlrat cit-State no
iiceman. who figured In till cacapadc ill
New Haven, and who is well known
bore, in enticuvoring to Hi't'ill‘l‘ a bum.
nor of 111011 to an to intllltllapolia to
road while the nlincru‘ strike, which it
is expected will begin today, is In protr-
recs.
Mr. Huzelhurst. wile was formerly
one of the Eric road'a detectives, re-
ceived a message requesting that. 100
men be secured and be held in rendi-
nesu to start for Indianapolis at. an
hour's notice.
Many men for this “link were scour
ed in Norwich and the remainder it
is expected will be gathered at New
IlOIIlIO“. The Erie railroad authorities
expect trouble with the strikers and to
protect their properties in lndianapol‘ia
and vicinity the plea secured will be
used. The mental will receive a salary
of $90 per mun,
not have his kidneys replaced our live
neglect these organs. ff Foley' a. Kid.
nay Cut-c ill takeli at the first sign of
danger the aylnptoma will disappear
and Your health will be restored as it
strengthenil and builds up these or-
gans as nothina else will; Occur now-
mttn. moaned 167.. writes: “i lull/o
need Foley' 3 onkidney Cure and take
crept pleasure in dating If. cured the
permanently of kidney dicsasc. which
handout that th M l
“fiddle?”
git mall! would have acoat me my life."
alltcd'a mutter atol-
pori’orm police duty for the Eric l‘IIIl- '
TH! monitor MN in 'ms would: {
'i‘he richest man in the world can- .,
without them. no it. Is important not to . ’
..-..».. . r
Liquid
Veneen
The Best Furniture Polish.
For fiveldays we
will sell 500 bottles
for 250.
E. E. Gotham,
DECORATOII.
TELEPHONE—452.
10 FIRST ST.
- Speed. Power. Endurance.
24 h. p, motor. wltlclt‘bus over 25 con
sistent winnings throughout season of
once runs and the world’s speed record.
placed under the hood.
cfliclcucy of any car selling at 82,090.
E. NORWALK.
W3” E dillllsmauui lllltllck
"' do vigor and thumb. Crawl-
lmuotliul wplyollcuu and silly.
hall and cum “Sanity" tulips
._ A Illillflllli Moi ball will, i
"‘E cotmwillllllcuncol' W“'
cm. I. .
FOR SALE BY
THE OLIFFORD‘MRMAGY.
w“-~v—M~ w. h»... . . w... e... .«u
Jackson
Automobiles Mean
l
1
At $1,250.00
We offer a car with a, double opposed
905. Including 3 bill climbs, 2 endur-
Ai SI .500.00
We offer a cur with similar motor
bcvcl gent
Hire. and possessing all the speed and
At $2,500.00
We oil'er u 4'cylindcr. 40.15 h. p. car.
cupublc of 60 miles per Ilt‘lur. easy to
handle, uud able to make any iliii on
tho high gear. Equal to any car at
any price.
These curs are made by the second
oldest manufacturers in the U. S. anti
are no experiment. Elegant finish. dur-
able and lcliable. Every c'xpcllenced
uutomobilist will concede that tile
greatest essential is power. We have
certainly got it to offer.
Write to or call on
ARTHUR W. BELL, Agent,
for State of Connecticut,
'i‘cL Cull 339-4. STAMFORD, Ct.
High areas”
Sarnple Suits
Worth $15 to $18
$9.95
AT GO'I'I‘LIEB’S.
A Jack of all Trades
is not what the people want when they
require good workmanship. My work
is done right and when I say A job
is done, its done.
ARTHUR E. BENEDICT.
Plumbing. Tim-lion and Steam Filling.
6 Monroe Street. go. Ncrwalk.
16
Striciiu FleshICountlu
EGGS
25¢
ALEStudL
24 Cottage Ave. East Norwcik, Ct.
Tcl. Call. 228—3.
luvulsmlulu
" Contractor and Plumber.
ADDRESS POST OFFICE BOX 647.
- W
daily the till. I.
for" freight Only.
On and after Tuesday. January 2,
1906 Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28 East River. New York (foot
of Dover street), every day. (except
Sunday), at 4 p.111. Freight. received
at Norwallt up to 4 p. m. and South
Norwallt up to 5. 30 p.111.
NORWALK STEAMBOAT 00.
Arming J. Smith
Luna.
0. C. Housman
General Aunt.
YVflhggiMeeker
General
STEAM HEATING.
Honest Work and Ample Ex-
parlance.
later 81.. .SOIIII NINBII.
@‘10 GUA R A N I E t [I
traversal SHARES
w:
‘ .. 9.1051126th
New York Realty Owners 00.,
" , race-old at $100 each in amount-
100 to 310.909, pay I per cent. Ilmlv
noilally from date” of tune. ‘Buttlccu
astonished ten years. Ten thousand
hacks paid for profith. lWith increased
surplus, chow results. Particulate on
1013110
ll. 1.. cocoon, canml A
la to. mm 56.. , south
.,I
Do not .ftlmot that
Dr. Humphlla s“
i. not ,oaiyn Emil“, , tidbit-.11“! a
health officer for this city filed at Iilll
home yesterday hftcl an illness of only
thnty four hours.
have been due to n trencrlli
down resulting from overworio~
luguves a widow and three small child-
r n.
old and was graduated from Williams
college in 1883 and from the Collette of
Physicians and surgeons in New York
31.5
R. .1. Barry died suddenly. Dr. {lawns
was appointed to fill out Dr.
unexpired term and in January
Dl. Dowas was reappointed for a term
There In so much talk in politics It 0’ f0"? 3'93”
is no wonder women think they ought
to be in it.
q‘lThore Are No Mule ililisf.
rained on ofllcc in INew Haven and was
also attending
York snuiinliunl.
STOMACH AND LIVER TROUBLE
stomach and liver troubles as It nidn
digestion. and stilllullltcs the liver and
bowls without ittrituilng these organs
c
and chronic constipation.
or gripe and is mild and pleariant to
take.
Drug Storcs.
she?"
While any any of us."»CIchlaud Plain functions naturally. ‘
Dealer.
rwall ‘
to mu After a’
short lilnm.
ANSIONIA. April 2.-—Dr.li. Y. Downs
When what,
oil out makes you
. uncomfortable
atEllis! (loin you very
little and beyond‘ bare y keeping
you lfiive. Digestive tablets are
w (“'86 than lawless, for they will In
time deprive the atomoch of. all
power to digcat food The stomach
ltluat be toned. upnctrengthcned.
'l‘he herb tonic-laxative.
Lane :3 Family
Medicine
will do the work quickly and p103“,
untly.
k”‘mtitl by all dealers at I50. and sec.
Ileuill It-l IIIIIII in
llrcu‘lc
He
Dr. Downs wus forty-five yeora
about nineteen years ago. A year
a half are. when .Health Officer
Barry's
last
.Downs niso lililll’l’
physician at a New
Columbus bad just landed. "Any-
thing we can tip for you. sit?" inquil
ed the natives
"Yes. Kindly direct me to the near-
eet place where 1 can secure souvenir
postal carde."--i.ouillviiie Courier-
.loul-tltll.
Orino Laxative iv‘luit Syrup cities
the pills and ordinary cathertica. it
urea indigestion and sick headache
Orino Lux-
tilvc Fruit Syrup does not nauseutc
GROW STRONG AGAIN.
Nothing will relieve indigestion that
is not a. thorough digestunt. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure digests what you out.
and allows the. stomach to resturecup-
Eerute—garow strong .asain. A few
“She married tm.octogellariun. didn't doses of Kodoi after-meals will soon
restore the stomach and digestive or-
iic looked to be as guns to a full performance of their
Sold by The Clif-
Piaisicd's
9"
Romeo substitutes.
"I guess not.
"ford. Pharmacy
The Hatch 8t Bailey Co
Lumber and Mill Work for Evelllihintl.
From a Plenary to a Palace.
Spruce, Chestnut and Yellow Pine Timber from 2 in. x 2 in. to 12 in. x 12
in.. 10 ft. to 40 ft. long. All kinds and grades of soft and hard wood lumber
and flooring. Complete stock of doorssush, blinds and house trim of various
kinds of wood. Every description of mill work by skilled mechanics and
best machinery. Large kllndrying facilities. Window glass and various
kinds of coiorctl and fancy glass. Single, double and triple ply TAR PA-
PER, sheathing paper, “LINCOLN" and “ABATITE” roofing papers.
Wafer Street.
Telephones—Yard. 46; Mill, 46—3. Sc. Norwalk.
cool. "Foal can:
Let us introduce our high grade Lehigh Jeddo or Highland Coal
to you. It will keep you warmed for less money than any other
Coal you can buy. Try a ton when your bin is empty.
Harris £5- Gans CO.
Tel. 450.
68 WATER STREET.
I!
._.__.~.
TO UNDERSTAND
that Quality and Good Value make the
very foundation of our business prin.
ciples. We try always to give our
customers merchandise of the
HIGHEST QUALITY
and to charge most moderately for
everything we sell.
We have just received our spring
stock of Baby Carriages and Go Carts.
Every carriage in the store is this
spring’s style, as we did not carry one
over from last season. They range
from the small folder at $2.95 to finely
upholstered Go Cal-t at $19. 00.
Sold on Easy Paymenta.
A. J. ANGEVINE 85 SON.
134 Washington St. So. Norwalk, Ct.
Furniture. etc.
6711)de WORRY! SMILE.
Have your wiring brought up to rcquircmcuts and save fifteen
per cent. incrcase on insurance.
Illa Reed it Voilt Electrical Company
We guarantee all our work Phone 82-4.
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For Farm. Gordon. Lawn and Greenhouses.
Senor-Phosphate of Lime.
Ground“ Bone. Aches. Plaster. Afr-Stacked
More and Stable Manure.
Mcpu'. Bradley's. Wilson a Special Fertilizer:
[If 8!! YMOND 330a
, onographs,
.320 $30 1
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