W .
II wAIIIIIII-rou Ir.
. ,3.
boilers ties.
~8pooisl sale in Kitchen Dept.
Many bargains. M. B. Smith it Go.
Mrs. George W. Jayne has been
quite ill at her home on Union
street. ~
Edward Blackwell a former resident
here. but now of Boston. was a visitor
in town today.
Miss .leifreys, of Brooklyn, Is a.
guest of Miss Martha Russell at the
Norwalk Hotel
It is always well to have a box of
salve in the house. Sunburn, cuts.
bruises. piles and bolls yield to De-
Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve. Sold by
Clifford Pharmacy.
Pride of.Court Narruk. C. 0. IT. of
’A.. of Noiwalk. has arranged a trol-
ley ride for early in August.
Mrs. H. A. Crampton and daughter.
Miss Lelta Brampton, have returned
‘from a sojourn at Bantam Lake.
—The Lawn Fete to be given by the
ladies of 1st M. E. Church will be
held tomorrow afternoon and evening.
The many attractions promise to be
Interesting.
Willie Keatiug. of liarriet street.
has secured a position as telegraph
messenger at the Norwulk passenger
depot.
Dr. Charles R. Chasmar, the well
known Norwalk dentist, expects to go
on a vacation trip to last the entire
month of August.
Does evil still. your whole life 1111'!
Does woe botlde?
Your thoughts abide on suicide?
You need a pllll,
Now for prose and fucts—DeWitt‘s
Little Early RisoIs arc the most pleas
ant and reliable pills known today.
They never gripe. Sole by Clifford
Pharmacy.
At the Pentecostal Mission, Waslr
iugton strec‘t, therc will be meetings
on Wednesday and Friday evenings.
Rev. J. A. Clark In charge.
The Catholic Club baseball team cx-
pacts to get a game for Saturday af-
ternoon, though one has not yet been
arranged. On August Ilth the team
will play the Nationitls.
A party of well known Norwalk men
are on a fishing capedltionio Pouch
Lake. Among them lll'(-‘ M. H. Glover.
Sidney Guthric. Edward 1'}. iorhnm.
and Ferdinand Ii. Smith.
~Summer Sale. Bargains from all
deptl. M. S. Smith &’Cu.
The heating apparatus ill the (‘cu
‘ Iter school is III-int; givcn a thorough
overhauling. prcparatory for tho noxi
season's use. 'l‘III- bollcr will have a
new head and will be fitted entirely
with new tubcs.
~Dr. Dick‘I cures mllariI.
An Important mectlng of Olive
Branch Lodge. Knights of l’ytlIins, wi I
be held Thursday cvcniug. when a do-
egation from Bridgeport ls cxpcctt-(l
to be present. and there will be a sup
....‘per and entertainment of intent-st to
all the members
Try a little KODm. for dyspepsia
after .our meals. Many stomachs are
overworked to the point. where they
' refuse to go further. ~Kodol digcsts
your food and gives your stomach the
rest it needs. while he rcconstIIu-tlvc
properties get the stmnulh back In 0
working order. Kodoi rolicros flntu
lance, sour stomach pulpitution of the
heart. belching, etc. Sold by Clifford
Mrs. Homer M. Byln-vlon. wife of
the vice consul at Naples, lluiy and
who Is a daughter of in. and Mrs
James 0. Gregory. her name havluii
formerly been Miss .loan Gregory. ar-
rived yesterday from Italy for n visit
at her home.
Percy Quintard and Will l-‘ihollon
blurted this morning on II ..-ulao in
shelton’s yacht in long island. They
expect to visit Huntington Oyster Bay,
Northpm't and other interesting pinccs
along the Long island shore
' will be away about six days.
~Bteinert's Annual l'luno (‘ lob now
in progreIII. Call for purtlculnra.
, Btciuort' I, ii 80 Main St. tio Norwnlk.
trouble on the Wcatpurt roud lust cvo
ding and bad to be towad Into Nor
will for repairs
started out from New York.
“A host of hot weather specialties
Attend the special Imit- at 111.8. limith
A Oo.’ II.
of Police Thomas Brndloy this morn
1, in; that
peculiar
bull IppIrently In the throes of s m
.‘l‘IiI animal was
' the chicf's revolver.
corned to .whoni the animal belonged
collar failed to divulge any tutor
lav ATONIK
UONIII.
. ataxia twill LAxArIVII
Ill~
NITIPA‘I'IOON. M
ONIV
'i‘hcy
A big Front-h automobile got into
The occupants of
the machine were on a tour. having
Michael Dclancy. who resides ill Iiil
Wail direct msdc coInblnlIIt lo (‘lIIcf
dog was acting in II wry
manner about his home. The
chief investigated and found a brindle
put out of existence
It was not
wfiru estuaries
XPERIENGED TEACHERS.
' Schoolhouse well equipped,
for business.
band drawing. Athletics.
ILLUC’I‘RATED DIRCULAR.
ylsiting friends In Bethel.
John P. Treadwcll Jr.,
log at heir home in oNrwalk.
~NOTICE.
To our customers and the public in
general: Owing to the rise III the
market price 01 ice, caused by the ser-
ious shortage. the Brookslde Lake Ice
00. is compelled to raise the price 32
per ton or 10c per cwt.. August 1,1906.
Respectfully yours ,
M' PARLAND & PlCKERING.
William R. Snifhn. of Norwalk. was
about the streets last night with II dog
Leatherlund to place a leash on the
canine and this Sniflin refused to do
The man was arrested. but later Jud
gc lockwood ouchcd him released as
ho promised to shoot the odg.
Several of the automobiles which
competed in tho Gliddcn tour. passed
through Norwalk yesterday. curoute
to New York. Among the cars was an
Oldsmobile. four cylinder machine.
which completed the Gliddcn IIip
with a perfect score and thou made
the run from Brotton _\V(Io.l.4. New
Hampshire, to New York. It dislaucc of
505 miles. without having its motor
stopped. The cur went through Nor-
wnlk about noon and arrivcd III New
York at 2:22.
CENTER SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Full CorpI Engaged With w. E. Good-
huc as Principal.
A full corps of tcuthcis has now
been engaged for the coming your at
the Center School.
The principal us is now well-known.
will be Willis E. Goodhuc, who was
connected lust your with tho Shelton
schools. The High School department
force will lI1I'lIIdc Miss Lillian M.
Smith. Miss Isabel M. WIIlbI'idgc. Miss
Eleanor Yates. who will tcuch Ihcrc
exclusively. while W. C. Pcrry and 1..
G. Wallis will divide their time be-
tween Norwalk and South Norwuut.
Mr. Wallis, who is It new comer to
the Norwalk schools. taught last year
in the Gunncry School. Washington.
Hc is at Dartmouth man and his home
is at Jamaica Plains Mass.
The teaching force of lbc grammar
departments includes 1th following:
Allin-Florence E. Jennings.
7III~MIIrIoII R. Mix.
iilh—Berdcnu Id. Trufton.
{nth-~Anulo 'I‘. l‘ardcc.
lth~Carric E. Flynn.
.‘ird—Ellu Scoliold.
2nd—~(‘-rncc E. Whitlnkcr.
lat—Kathryn Hunter and
l’oyvcz.
.lcssic
Gl‘flui‘ it}. StonInIcll.
IliuwlngwAdI-Ilnc 1. lioqun.
Miss Bordcuu E. Tqutou nus the
lust teacher to be scc urcd for tho grum-
IIIar dcpartmont. Sbc csoInc highly
I‘ccolnlncndcd and taught lust your at
Hurtlund. Mc. Miss ’I‘rul’lon Is It grad
unit: of Colby Collcgc. Mc. .
BATTLESHIPS IN COLLISION.
NEWPORT. It. 1.. July :llw-A col.
llslou bclwccn thc halll'ships Alu»
llama and Illinois. of tho sI-I'ond dlvi-
slou of thr- Allantic butllcshlp flccl.
in 11 thick fog last night, was rcportcd
today by Roar Admiral (‘bzIrlcs ll.
Davis. The squadron was making for
this harbor whcu the Alabama, undcr
command of Captain Siillllli‘l (‘ Coin-
Iy craahcd Into IIII- Illinois. \"lllill is
commundvd hr (apt. GodIIII-Ii liloclb
IIIIgI-r. 'l‘ho olhcr \I-ascls constituting
tho Hl'fllilil (“\iillilll wthc ludluuu and
[min cloud by but lhclr IIinlsIIIucc
was not I‘I-quircd. 'l‘IIo I'cpori rocclr-
ship was injnrrd liclow tho wnlcr IlIIc.
Nothing was i-llllli‘il us to the exact
dumngo HIIRIiIlIli‘il by oltlIi-r worship.
M R. ISRAEL'B STATEMENT.
I claim I do not owu.
Conn.
\ put. out alter little darlings had been
', at the time, was thrown from
a
‘tImford. conn.
well
light/ed and well heated. 133 boys pre-
pared for college; hundreds prepared
Manual training. Free
Mrs. Persons, of Norwalk has been
Henry IL
Treadwoll. who are In the banking
business in New York, spent last evo-
unmuzzled. He was ordered by Officer
Kindergarlcn~liarrict R. iicIIII and -
cd hcrc was to IlIc effort llIut ncllhcr
In the qullcr of my troublo and III-
tiIchnIoIIls. one bill I paid upon pro-
acnlntlon. ’l‘hc oibci‘ i lcndurcd till
I claim I owed bcl'orc suit was
brought, and Inland Io content whnt.
A. Inrucl. No.
till Washington strcot. Iioulh Norwulk.
. .‘ if
1' our in! limitation temporarily.
stunned auroral people here during
a thunderstorm yesterday aftsinoon:
The house of Mrs. Jane carroli was
struck and set ailro but the blue was
. done. The young daughter of Mrs.
Carroll. who was alone in the hooked
119
plane stool on which she was and due
ad by that belt which struck the house.
One ‘of the chimneys ol' the high scbom
was shattered and to bolt passing
downwards stunned the janitor of the
school. who was at work in the bass-
Iuent. 'ihe same bolt also stunned
temporarily the Rev. A. ll. Gouda
nougb. pastor of the Prospect Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, and who lives
opposite the school.
“BOY ACOIDENTALLY KILLED.
MARBHF‘IELD. Muss. July ill:-
The accidental death of'heveii-IIcurpld
Gordon M.’ Brown. who was shot fut
ally last night while his fathcr, Hur-
ry H. Brown. and a friend. Arthur
H. Loudce. were shooting at golf balls
thrown into the air for targets. was re-
ported today by Dr. Charles W. Bart.-
Iett. the district medical examiner. to
Ihould Do I“!
new white. one
«lain Enameled
Have you var Pa! in
how delighfniiy conical!!!
be to have hot Ind 0131112th I III.
in your dressln IlIIl
In: abutment 0 first door will
room? Its presence would often It
the higsst degree of comfort.
We will gladly Tm. you bricII. OI:
plumbers are Itr ctiy combatant II
chanch. honest and rIlisblI
Horace R. ' Nash.
canusn mun AND wur ITI.
Iouth NorwIlk. Conn.
‘ Caliibrnla’Port .........|
. FOR MEDICINAL Mil? 110M; 018.
Calligornin sherry ....‘3‘.. lilo bottle
I 1.90 bottle. i
Paul Jones Whiskey. 2 Star 981: bottl
St. Julian Claret 49b bottle
Monogram Whiskey ....h. 31. 00 bottle
Federal Club "41,12 bottle
Belgravin ’i‘oni Gin ..'-..m We bottle
Parker Cabinet Whiskey. 31 18 bottle
Sherwood Whiskey ...... 31. 25 bottle
California Brandy 980 bottle
Sunnyslde Port .. title bottle
Sunnyslde Sherry 63c bottle
Old Waverly Rye Whiskdy 31 25 bottle
Pole Olungo Bitters 31.15 boltlc
irish Whiskey .31 00 bottle
Blackberry iirnndy 31.15 bottle
'l‘h'e above prices are special for
this week only.
...”
Dicslrlct Attorney GIoch. The lad
who had become Interested In target. 1847
practice bud crept. unobservcd too PLUMBING AND STEAM"
close to the marksIIIcn. hlr. Loudcc
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVEE AND PM on
our: sun TIN It othI.
GII and steam Fitting,
III Fixtures, MItII Ceiling, In.
Have you IIIn our Itook of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES a HOTCHKISS
COM PANY.
17 WALL ITREET.
discharged his rifle in a hurried shot
at a falling ball and the charge outcr-
ed boy‘s leg, severing an artery. The
father caught up the lad III his clubs
and hurried home. but before medical
assistance was available the boy had
bled to death.
Grace—4 hear that Charlie and lie]-
en have made. up their qunrrcl.
GIIBBle—Only temporarily. Thoy are
going to be married soon.—-Chicago
Daily News.
NORWALK
I am going to make u vcry plain, firm IIsscI'tInII——i'0II
can‘t buy grain like ours at any- othcr place for less
IIIoIIcywthc man w lIo thinks llt' has, shuply bought cheap
or gr.nln
I have been tumbled to build up a huge and increas-
ing busincss by selling the choicest grades. I know that.
“cheap" grains and foods. as a rule arc of little Intrinsic
value. They may answer It. ccrtain routine purpose. and
It Is too ol'tcn the cusp. whcn IIII cstuhlishcd grade is in-
quired “1101‘. the sclicr talks up smoothing lowor priced
but “just. as good"-il. tukcs loss capital or the financial
profit is more nttructivc. tiood grain ncvcr wont bogging
I'or purl-IIIIscI‘s—wauci-I-ssml IncrchundisiIIg Iii-s not In trun-
tic attempts to IInch-scll, but rulhcr III outruluing. so i
believe. 4
I Buy OatI ThatI Clean.
:‘i 1 MANUEL T. HATCH}
AL. rs
TROLLEY TRIPS
Through Southern New England. .
Illustrated Price IO Cantu.
Wm. P Beers
Books
49 Wall St., Norwalk.
blailoncry and Engraving.
i
this LobsteIS. Soft Shell Crabs. Longand
Round Clams. Pike. Pickerel Bass. Carp.
Haddock. Halibut. Bluefish. Weakfish. Por-
aies and Flatfish.
Cutbill’s Bridge Market,
Tel 108
s
I 0'
I‘ I' o' .:'
Fret Delivery
HUNDREDS Uli'l'llilll lo 9
A liusincsa Education ut.
MERRILL COLLEGE
PAYS
8TAM FORD.
0
SOUTH NORWALK. PORT CHESTER.
Band for Collcgo JouII.Iul
FALL OPENING. IEPT. 47H.
M. A, Mllllilill.l.. I’rln.
Clearinc Sale
ON
Shots. Birthing and Furnishings
CUN’I‘INIIIIIH A'l’
George IIcIIIII’s,
iiiil Washington 111..
I.
timid.
Chino-e Punk
Will kcepo tho emourpliloes sway.
COLEMAN’S
NEW! O‘I'ORI.
maritiflhillmmw
Ii,
"AW
...}... a
south Norwulk.
litilli‘l'iulnll Inn... ‘-
Largcst and best assortment in the
all You Would Thoroughly Enjoy
Your Vacation, Place Your Valu-
es «on... m’ ...... mar
.. Fire and Burglars.
Suitcases. 500 per MonIII. fruits SI per Month
Safe Deposit lions. fit to $l5 per loar.
Ii So. Main St. So. Norwa‘k.‘
~ .trndo us a tumor
ables in Storage in the Vault of
And be Secured Against loss by
...lllli Blllllllll Phlllllill,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
.1...
......» «v. .. ,1-.. E
9 Ian“
' ill-Ion ”I. homo laid. Int fit no. 359.
FrIItI Enos, Lona iIlIud. Silo.
J'It Pork. Iolld fat. for chowdcr I an other purpom. 13c lb.
HornI Potatoes. special for liner my. 29s pk.
WItII-mslons, nice and chap. 250 Ind soc.
Ponchos, 2 sis. 260.
Brunt. 15c bottle. .
grub Irrlvnl of Java Colin.
Ildwood Sweet Viol» Parfumsd Ammonia.
mutt 13:11 out of your tutti valor by using I smell Imount of tho shove. “
s. 3
Teeth Picks, Grown impIrlII. iItIIt Ind best made on IcIIntlIIo iIhII, .
3 10¢ ertlclI. 5s.
A fine article.
Wat will It be. Hope to or...
United Grocery
20 North thin as. .
Be. Norwalk, Ct. '
'PhonI. 143.
ood'I Tau. tins linkage goodImW In. 25c, 30c and title.
I."
Good Ii n,
Tali: l little of “I! ”OK
I nrl pIcIIe.
LORENZO DIBBLB
Telethon. Coll IN-
«V ...“...me -...
“On
I ,
p 49 Fort 81.,
~,: . East Nor. walk, Ct.
'Phono, 319—8.
ELI STARR JUDD.
Alter Iill illness of acvcrul years”
duration. Eli Starr Judd. 0110 of the
wcll known and much I'csvaI-lcd cili-
zcns of liclhcl, passed away at his
home. it Chestnut strvmt, llcihcl. Sul-
III'day owning about 5 o‘clock. For
about [our roars MI. Judd hull lil‘i'l‘. u
.iillnt‘l‘tl roIII a kidncv trIIoIIllc “huh"
imapucltnlcd him from “Initial: at his
but Illi' Illliill‘lIIIIIt
cause of his dralh was a lwnl trou~
I110 with which lIc \\'.IH‘ slrirkon on
Wt'llliesday Incl. i-Tli Starr .lil-III was
born in lII-lhci. III the hymn III which
FROM ONE QUART UP TO GALLONS.
:10.
South Norwalk. Conn.
lII- dicd. about M'Vl'llIl‘Ilru yours uco.
lie was It son of “I‘lii‘iill ilcnry (I. and
Mary llIIIIIIIIII Judd. ills lilo was spcnl
In “Mimi. and at on call)’ ago ho wus
lililli‘l'lllli‘t'tl lo ilvorgc A, Hickok to
learn tho Irudc of butting. llo first
was tnunlil lo "lilkl‘ silk huts illlll ho
was non of tho icw lIIIIth's loll in
ilolhcl who IIIIIIcNoOd IlIIII ill‘lllli‘ll of
Ibo trudv. Mr. .Iudd on'lch III thi-
lII-Ilcb until Itilll'. wbcII ho and Silas
II. llickoli wcul Into Illo businv... of
uiunufuvluriIIg hats. joining with nor-
ucc Hickok-who was carrying on tho
business. This firm continued until
1878, nilcr which Mr. .ludd‘ rI-sIIIIII-zl
work “It a iourucyInnII buttcr. lie was
lost cmploycd III thc Judd Al (‘03s
factory. whcrc ho war II parkcr. .\lr.
.iudd had lwcn for many yours It Incm~
SALE
now GOING
ON
annulus
FRANK CL
VAN scor.
pcuuiamo.
s'rsAII.
nor warn. .
sun
on ma.
lwr of i'lurcko Lollgc. No. till, I-‘. and
A. .\I. III politics he was a itcpuldi-
can and had lwim- rcprcm-ulml thc
town III Ibo lculaiuturv. Ilral acrrinli
in Itllll and again III INTI. Ilc was
also :I sclcctmnn of Ilcthci for n num-
ber of yours. 'l'ho dch-nmul lcuvcs
Ili'llilINI a widow, llro children. Mrs
Julia Ii. Smith. of Norwulkz William
and I-‘rcdnrlck II,. of lictlwi: Mrs. Al
loo Swift, of IIonIoII. mid llr. "ill'lllll
il. Judd. of Now Yolk. A brnllII-r.
Howard A. Judd. and n also-r. Miss
hiIIIllIu .Indli. both of! Ibis IIllii't’. also
aIIIvli'c biIn. ’Ibv Inmuul was bold
from llIc lIoImc III " :11” this uftI-Inoou.
. Milli ii‘llANf‘It'd-l liloiliill
AI‘II-r illl lithium of two wars. Mrs.
l-‘ruurcu Kcoitb. widow of tho Inlc
ihtnlcl Kcogii died this lumping III
bur bomc. tilli \I'uuhlnitton Ion-oi. at
the can of I»? years. A great portion
of hcr Illncrui was painful. but It was
born with wulrugo and cliccrfulnoan.
She was a great homo lover. but to
111mm who were pIivoIoaod nor itc-
nunlntaueo hor rcmcnibiunco will at-
not yet been definitely emulated.
old sun at Stephen Manes. occurred
last night at the family home. it lino
ton street from typhoid tam. ’l‘hc
law-M ...s. , aunt...
Frisian...
WHITE HALIBUT.
STEAK COD, BLUEFIBH.
WIAKFISH.
BONITA MAOKEREL.
SILVER BAEO. BUTTER FISH.
COLUMIIA RIVER SALMON. EELS.
AND ALL OTHER KINDS OF BEA
SONAILE FISH.
MARKET.
Old IIMIIIII Amy mm
m Jenn
use III of Washington ml was. .
saonsw III/1m ”m.“ T ”NJ'T'
The death of Andrew. eisht months- ”WWW WW".
lunml will be held tomorrow after
soon III 2 o‘clock from the house. . i . l '
HOWARD WW: m AMI I on mm
It i‘II c! How mars w
amount antics...“ at: ‘ ..1. ..l‘ » 3""
It s It I
My III ihumtofiultwlrciur. secures 1hon-runs.
1'01.“le
I. ‘Ll WRHfl
Guarantor and
“IE"! IIEIIIIIII.
Planer
D110 r058. Hanan Work and Augustus
ms noun mu ANDOVI‘I‘IR.
parlance. « .
mm It. and «its.
ADDR‘UI FOOT OPPIGI‘ ”I W;
was who now
ways be an IdI-ni and uh Inspiration.
Bits is survived by nevcn children.
John. Thomas .|.. lluuicl. tiara lit. A Jack or a" frades Ind 3mm
Stephen is. lrrrr uml "not! The incumbent» mic mot wIIIn II Hons Maillot. IIIIM‘
funeral will bu private from the turn "WWW w. rim! am“ “0 WM,“
liy residents: probably on Thursday" mfg." m m '_ .37“ TOIOOMIIIII M
though the funeral arrangements have 1': m m m -.. _ . ‘
Q.
”W '” “A“ ”a“ Hundreds of E as
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.~WitIi y
the oxwpiloll of the Unit ’ States ‘7‘ “’35 overworked u a result of application upon work or books.
3...... “to...“ ..., of lhe nr mmem 5... Rolls! for strained and tired eyes may be had and serious trouble
curlltlcs slartcd higher In $9 stock “9““ by wearing ‘ pair at 0“
IIIurIct today than last. night. Dcab "
lugs were fairly activo and well-Ills} , PI‘OPOI' 0'8..°" ProPerly Adju.t.d'
tributcd. Northern i’ucim‘. resent point “minim“ FM-
and Pennsylvania. Amalgamated Cop- chin “I“
par and Smelling large fractions. ““0: 0' be Rgl§£§$s§chum I
wan. sruunr, II” n“ "‘n..~aner J.
the (Illll‘lllllg priccs advanced furthcr‘ B Optlclln ’ I w
uncvcn y. 'I‘IIc ’l‘rans-cunllIIcIItaI raIl- '
roads. l’cIIIII-zylvuuin, AIIIulgIIIIIutcd 5‘ WALL PTREET' NORWALK' GOKN‘
Copper. Smelling and lmcomotivc
comprised the list of influential gain- "----.. W...“..-.-..-.....-.......__......__.......__.
era of u point or more. At that stage
of the advance the deniand subsided B f b d U 'D
llight pI‘IcI-s droilltcd back it fraction 0 C001 com O-rta 16 an p to ate. .
_ ending receding IA, below last night.
(l. t‘. and St. Louis pfd. rosc 2'4, and L I .
El. S. Really (‘onsolidaled (Ins and use an Electric aundru Yon
‘oloIado and SoIItIIcIII 11,12. illiuols ‘ .
0mm. iSI Slill‘l .. I T R V k l '
ntpiliihl. Illt oss- In L d Stul ost he eed & 01 E ectrlcal companu,
WAN. STREET. Nouns—A fill? and ..
a half point recovery In Crmsolldutcd Opp Telephone Eifhange' .232;
Gas from ycstcrduy's drop on the pass
tug. of the Brooklynllnion Gus divi-
' deu‘d was the only feature of the trod»
lug. l‘riccs Iluctuntcd narrowly with
doll trading. but above lhc low point.
Bonds wcrc irrcgnlar.
WALL S'I‘IIEE'I‘. I p. III.«-l~'ricoa
drifted ldly on very Incngro busincss
during mo customary lunch hour. A FOR HER SUMMER DAINTIES. ICE CREAM ICES, SHERBETOb FRO-
rise of 1 1-2 In Sugar. and II full of :2 I
in NONIIWE‘HIPI‘II worn the only illfitlll- ZEN CUSTARDS, 5.1.6:, WESTAND READY TO SUPPLY FREEZER OF
guishubls nIoI'cIIIcIIts. ..
W STANDARD MANUFACTURE AND IN SEVERAL SIZES—CAPACITY OF \‘
OBITUARY RECORD.
IF vou'ns SHORT ON THE". ' ‘.
FREEZER LINE lT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE OUR COMPLETE AND BAT-
ISFACTORY ’STOCK.
II. J. Collins 3:.
~ “I North Main Street
Norwalk Chronicler