llllllll irritates.
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> ”It unwanted or.
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l
B. Herehfleld it Son have received
two burgeu or coal.
W
Washingtonbamp will hold a ses-
sion tomorrow night.
A regular bullineee meeting of linens
rlbe, I. 0.. Ruth, Woe held last even-
/‘ Miss Alice Smith and Albert E. Bold-
. win will be married at St. Mary's
Church to-morrow morning.
A large cnrnvun ot gyplllee ant-onto
to the Westward. phased through Wull
street, Norwalk, at noon today.
A big automobile bus attracted con-
siderable attention in Norwalk lust
night. The car is built in Bridgeport.
. A regular meeting of the Norwnik
Building and Loan Association was
held last evening.
—~One Horace Waters Piano. $5044
per month and no interest.‘ Mrs. J.
W. Studwcii, 39 North Main St.
A stated communication of Old Well
Lodge, F. and A. M.. was held lust
evening and the Fellow Crui't degree
was conferred
George S, Raymond, teilor III the
Central Nutionnl Bank, in Norwalk,
has resumed his duties utter a short
illness. ‘
Josiah 0. Bundle, of Willuipnnlt is
now able to got “round daily and is
fooling much hotter. which is good
news to his lnltny friends. Mr. Iiulldle
ls just recuperating from u muuy
llluntll's illness.
The rogular molding of Buckingham
W, Ii. (1., No. 30, will ll:- lmill on
Thursday Ilt 2:45 p. III. There will Lu.-
initiutiou. Other important business is
to be trullsnl tI-Il. A full ntiondunt‘e is
desired by the president.
~Chenpest accident insurance —Dr.
Thomas‘ Eclectrio Oil. Stops the
pain and heals the wound. All drug-
giete Hell it.
B. Frank DeKlyn, Frederick I’leKlyn
and William F. DcKlyn went to Long
island yesterday III II. Iv‘. Ivilyll‘s
big Packard automobile und took a
trip over the Vanderbilt cup rut-I-
courtle. They hull ll wry t‘iljnyilllli~
day's outing,
Robert D. ’I‘ristrllm, accompanied by
hiu mother, Mrs. Charles I“, ’l‘ristl-Hlll.
unti Mine Jnlin Stunt). started toduy
Jar Andovor. Mann. ill-hie (to Ilorecpow
or Popc-IIthi‘ord automobile, will-r0 ht'
will begin th second year at Phillips
Academy. A Stamford chauffeur ur-
companled the party tuld ho will deru
the cur buck to Norwnlk with thr-
indies.
CONNECTICUT AVENUE WORK.
Oolcctmen Placing 1.500 Cubic Yard:
of Crushed Stone on Thorough-
fare.
The uoicctmoll htnto tllut thry lulvo
about 1,500 cubic yards of crushed
stone on tho Why to Norwnlk for mm
on the Connecticut turnpike, which in
. being looked utter hull lit m‘tliltmi. It
It! claimed that. about six imillt'il ot
atone will he put on this rolld for it
distance of ubout ll mile. from tho inl-
rien town lino euntwnrd to the T'.li‘l:)\'
" pluce.‘
'i‘ho Helectmeh hnve been Ilrvoroly
criticised for the method they m"!
puruulnu on this atrctch, but ullllllulln
tint they are doing the Job prmmrly.
One curload or stone hue nrrlvrd all
the Rowuyton depot and during the
next few days It bur (’ load in cxunct
(Id to arrive in Nor ulk.
noron "pomr ctoou NIX-r
mono v
The cloning of Roma Point tor this
reason huiloen net tor mm Monday.
and Sunday will!» the last big day Ill.
thin populnr chore resort. There will
he doucinltonlxht. Friday and Sutur-
Illty evening; of this wook. Cupollll
Auniug J. Smith. the lemon or tho
Point, with his wile and daughter. of
Bridgeport. are spending it tow dllyn ut
the hotel. They hove all their guom
Mm L'Homlncdiell. daughter of Ar-
uolll L‘Hommodtcu. who has been ut
the point [or noverul years.
new Venn clNTnAL DIVIDEND.
NW. YORK, Bent “Lu-Director: of
In» New York Centrltl and dHudllollhgl;
yer Mould 00m any to- ny on r-
ml Indiana at ultimo of stock to
, stockholder: at par. This in count to
l 20 prurient. oi the present holding:
l of rumhholderl. The regular quarterly
. villain)
. i _ ‘
of 1% percent. on doctor
‘, A.
' ' Whit! It
YOU "MIMI!”
can be «no at no small a
not protect yourulfl
For 10 you con lMure your Furni-
ture and Household Goodl for three
year. walnut ion or damage by Fire
to the amount of $350.00 and in that
proportion for I larger rum.
Very Ruprottully,
TAYLOR d GOLDEN.
Hui Ernie and Inlumlcc Agents,
- ‘ 74 Washington ‘Strcet,
Tolephonr No. 213-2
littlliiii"
EXPERIENCED’ TEACHERS:
Schoolhouse well equipped, well
lighted and well heated. 133 boys pro~
pared fdr‘collogc; hundreds prepared
for business. Manual training, Free
hand drawing, Athletics.
ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR.
‘00" Wl'i
ADVOCATE OF PUBLIC PARK.
Cokcno Hunting Grounds Favored by
Sentinel Corespondent.
Midbl'ook, Sept. 18, 1906.
Mr. Goldon~ . ‘
Door Sir: Don't. you think it would
ho It good illolt to advocate ill your
paper the purchase of such proporty
in our city for a pork us lull-l been illcn~
titled with the history of the proud
Ilclll Indians of this city, who have
rendered vullllllllu service to their
own trllws or to the whitcsv—thl- hunt.-
lng and homo grounds. of t‘oilono or
(ltlllt‘t'Ot‘? Wondurl‘ully pit-lurqupIo.
and yet not, suited for dwvlllnu plIr~
DONOH, but I'hnlnllllg :1 n purk which it:
so much needed by this city, so rapidly
growing. Don't let lit-i us It oily rc-
grt-t n lost opportunity.
Now is the limo to look out for the
future u'I-li'uro Ill" ()Ill' oily ~~I'lt‘llll lllll‘~
bore. St'lltllls to which \le run smut
our vltildrnu without four that their
hvnlth is eudulltzrrt-d, good water to
drink. no l'oul vacrugv to (‘Oiillllilln Ill‘,
ll Willi llllnoul. cllolmi uH I landed lit
the Ilridgv Ill low tidol.
thn theat- filtlliti ill‘l‘ remedied
Wlliti excuse can he made for our city
being chosen l,)_\' the llundl'odu who are
now looking for hornet»; In our immod-
illtt! vicinity. and why tilt-n should wt!
not (-lniln with all hm‘ nllturul titl\‘l1il~
Inger-I that South Norwnlk lulu nil illili
is required for up idoul I'lty‘?
NELLIE I. WEED.
NORWALK TOWN TEACHERS.
Program for the Season of 1906-07 Has
Been Arranged.
The lecture (‘Olll'HtI of illl‘ Nurwullt
'I‘mvn 'I‘I-ucllors"Auuolriutiull llllN lit‘t‘ll
urrnngtul tIH Iollllwu:
'l'lleudlly evening, Ilctolwr 9. 191m.
Fall" Fixings for
Men‘WhoKnOW
, There'sano average of taste in dress. If there were, it would be
«a simple matter to provide acceptable fixings.
In consequence, our presentment of Fall Fixings is so wide in
its range, that all tastes are tickled; thc easy-to—please man to the
fussicst fellow will find exactly the Neckwcar, Shirts. Gloves, Hosiery
and Underwear he wants in our collection of the newest and best.
The show is ready. To see it is to get acquainted with what’s
what in fixings. No obligation to buy because you look. -
o...
A You can spend a half-hour profitably with our new Fall Suits.
Top Coats and Hats.
PRESCRIPTION
TRADE
knowing that we can please you in
every wny.
Spociul drugs nccdml ill the proporti-
tiuu of prescriptions for severe cases
('Illl always be found tli‘. this Pharmacy
“thin in one rousou why physicians
l‘i.'(20nlmt'iitl no for prescription tilllng
wultotllcr runuoll is our (lawfulness.
Prescriptions tilled and delivered
promptly.
lie lllllll Plalmltl,
THE Pnasculprlou e'roua.
TEL. 15-2.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
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You can buy (train null Food for more money, or you run
my t‘lSGth‘I‘O, the price we ask. Illll you ounnot thlllil (
(
nnywhcrc, the good quality of our grllius or tho good sor-
vice we give. , l
Buy Oat: Thais Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
a 4‘
We are nonr—
Jllel us far as the
nunreut ll‘iii‘I‘-lIUX ' .. l
i
t
Murrln School. East Norwulk. Sol-int.
'l‘uelliitly owning. Novvlulwr Iii.
pillow to be llllltitllltit‘il. lll'iliiliilll‘ th
('ltulw’l‘hu (loudly (illuirulnu. Mien tiny
Zelltllll MI‘UIIII'IIII, of N\‘\\' \‘orlx.
’i'tloulllly owning. lli‘t‘l‘llilll‘l‘ ll, (‘i'll'
tor School, Norwallt. ld‘i‘llll‘l‘ I'll-
known Allll‘l‘lcll, lion. Murk I). Wiilu-r,
of New York.
'l‘uvsdny I-vvuiug. January it, Will".
ilrol‘ River School, Norwulk. lm'turo
w’l‘ho 'i‘vllI-llcr'u World. lion. .lllhu ll.
Light, of South Norwulk.
Wednesday owning, Ft’lll‘lllily ill.
Franklin School, South Nllrwulll. Su-
cilll.
'l‘llrullny orrllinlz, Mlu'ch 12. Illlli'i‘ to
ho unuouncwl. lotltlilll‘t‘wWVIIHI the
Public (JWI-H the Teacher, i'roi‘. A. It}.
Winshlp. of Boston.
’l‘tlrellny’ vvrnlllu‘. April ll. lillll‘viu
School, [duet Nnrwnllt. lA~t‘ltll't‘ ”Sull-
qu-t to ho llnuotlut'ml. HI‘V. ('llliN. S.
Mi‘fiil’liillil, I’ll. It. of South Nlll'ii'illli.
’I‘urI-uluy t'vrllinlz. Mny ll. (‘I-ntt-r
School, Norwulk. Aullllul lilt‘t‘illli', null
HtK‘liil.
ADDRESS BY MISS MISNER,
National President of Philathea Union
Coming to South Norwaik.
'i‘llu i’llilutltuu (lint-tn, of tho South
Not-walk illlptiht Cllilii'li. llt‘lil ii Slll‘t'lill
lumiuruu mutating inst night ut lllv
throw of tho lillrlfit'ri iltIHHiI- null AIIlIllull
Ntlpllvy, ()nluu'ut- A\‘l‘._ Emu Ntli‘thlk,
illi’ now pl't-Hldt'nt. Mth ltltlI-I'. lll‘l'i'illl’
llll..'. ll u'IIH Volt-d to hurlI Mine Ml»
Ill-l. oi’ lhlluovlllo, Now York. tlu~ Nu-
tiollul [II't‘l-illltill III llw l'lilliilllt‘ll Utt-
lnu, doliwr all luldl‘osn on tho work.
and tho forming of rlunmle. ctr... on Fri-
llily i'i't'lilllll', ()I-iolwl' 12, Ill l~l Il'I-loI-Il.
in tho I-Ilul-t-ll. 'I‘iliu will in- nu upon
ulwllug for all young women of tho
vurloml rumours of TM NilrWitlltfl,
who llrv lilit'l't‘ilit‘tl In tho orgunizullnu
oi Sululuy Hohhot clunuvu. A Ntlppt‘r
will ho ln't‘l‘i't‘tl Ill illt' t'ltliw. All In-
il‘I‘i‘fiillIK lrttcr i‘l‘olu Minn Mlunt-r to
tho fili‘illt‘l‘ prI-Hlllont. Minn Morgan,
wun llt‘iiI’ii with plmtuul'o. . li‘til‘ Illl‘
lqu-Ilt of thouo not knowing wllut lilii
Word l‘lllllllilI-II lliilllli‘fl. it lit lulu-ll
Ironl thl- (ironic llud uuullln "Lovurn of
Truth." The chum mind to I'hmlgl-
tho monthly huntncuu mus-ting to tho
Ill‘ld 'l‘uvuduy Ill this month, tho noxt
ulcoltuu to he held Ortohur 2, III tho
llmnr ul’ Milli-l Milmlu IA Ferris. Sun-
vlow uvrnuo. Light roi‘rllnlllllrllta
worn uol'vt-d Ilt tho riouo of ii pit-Ilnllllt
illih‘lnl‘hk Ilml Horlul owning.
AT STATE CONVENTION.
'i‘lll! tit'li‘i-liiil'it trout lilo Nol'wulltll in
tho "t'llilllllifilll RIIIIII (ltilivi'flllllll II-II
town tmtny for Nle ilnvou whore lilt'
convnnllun opium up lolluy. ’l‘lw tll'li“
Kilii’li from ”10 ilrlll nod third voting
dlnlrlctll Ill-o itoprvmultntiw .l. Arthur
Onlulrn lilitl imp illlrle, whilo .lolln ii.
Llitht illltl it. ill. (ll-«mo i‘i‘pi‘itiiiélii this
second tllliil'li‘i..
Post Ca rds.
[2 New Views of Norwai'rt
and South Norwaik.
i
* KIWI O‘I’ORI.‘
rim mm um um Nomllt.
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The Leon Personal Intern.
:li
Wm P B ‘ ' ’
. . eers
Book and Stalloncry Stores. I
49 Wall St., Norwalk. 6 So. Main St.. 30. Norwa‘k.
Semis of Young People are Entering
Merrill College
TO PREPARE FOR BUSINESS
Scores of Graduate. are Filling Good Paying
L Positions.
GET ii lllllE Illll. BOOKS All) S'l‘fllOllllll Filllll.
l. i. lllllillil, Principal, United Bank Building.
South loulllt, Conn.
COAL: AND wooo
AGENTS FOR
Bowker'a Fertilizers.
B. Hershfieid 8: Son.
in WATER STREET will I“.
.fl
As A
LE
. . than the Part oi"
the linemen the Better for then--
tlte. Therefore a Truot Co. in
. the Ideal Executor.
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the South Nolualll Trust Co.
9; WASHINGTON sun. ‘sourn nonwnmc.
Iot- no Executor. fidminiotrqtor. Trustee.
,, ‘ Guyana or Conurvotor. ‘ ,
MM
'33:..9'mliflin W“;
44‘
lm:l.;;. panama m a. 'mrnvu r 1'0 «gm
._ 4 - m9-
Iiirlwt commotion with tho
nirlkv. except that it in part of n lum-
t‘l‘ltl utovontcnt of tho ruiirond much
I union to «entire! hatter par.
llnn horn working for n locnl
dunk-r und not, bring in tho twat oi
hunlth duridnd lo rcuuul.
noiiioflitmi wnll nuke-d ror.’tlto employer
figured that he owed til. width the em-
ployee claimed ”2 WM dig him.
mull wall directed to the otlice of ti
lawyer.
on outnumber E, at Ridgoneld, Goon.
disposer of an estate eotlmutéd It 02»
000.000 by the provision: at Illa will
tiled yesterdly for probate. He leaves
the property at. No. ill om Gilt)"
fourth street to in: «mm. the you
count I
_ TODAY iN WALL STREET.
—.—~__.
WALL STREET. ltlrlil it. ill.—-All-
vunring pl‘lrvH rounllvd from tho opt-n-
Ill: transaction in stocks, but in only
a low ohm IliIl tho guilll: excl-ed small
fractions.
'l‘llvrl- was furious activity
ll Modding with running Halon III the
illit'lllill: of Moon stun-rs lli 154 H and
154 M rompnrnd with 153 1-2 last
liltllt. t'ollowrd Ily li‘illlfiilt‘iltllls lil It
Hiring of lulluy thousand Hllllrc lllorks.
‘lliruun It} Alton mm 2 H, (ll‘lult
Norlllurn pfd. l H. lliltl l'illltimorn it
t’lllin about it point. SI. Pnul, ill‘uoltlyn
'i‘ruuszit.
Amrrivnu l.(u-oumti\'t~ null
lollurnl ICII‘I-ll'lt- row largo frnrtions.
Yousulldtttrd (the tell :1 point.
The list mm sold quitl‘ Il'l'uly (lur-
Iu: tho somnd hour and prints I'vll
‘ ' l ' below Inst night‘s lt‘\'i.‘l. 'l‘ho lliiil‘lii‘i
Slt'l'ltllt‘il ntlli llt.‘('iilllt‘ wry dull til ll
slight rol'omry.
lioutlu worn iil'pl,
\i‘.—’tl.l. S'l‘itlfili’l‘. it It. ill.~~~lii(llitlt‘tl
points of Htroultlll lim‘olopod. but the
unlrllvt in goln‘rlll snugl‘d lti\'it}‘ Ilitol'
tho opuuinlz.
itoudiug displllyod llll‘
HOS! ll('|llt' wvzlan-HH, declining It
or tappmnw‘ ‘ point. Chills In other stocks: worn wip-
oil out, including that ill St. Paul illlll
)Illt‘i‘ Wuutoru etlll'lm. (‘rnirtll of Now
.Iormty yicIdI-d l3; North Anwrlrun it:
lud inillléil‘llll‘ and Nflfillvllli‘ 1. Hit»
not.» ('I‘llll‘tll, RI-hding St't‘iilltl pfd., liv-
pillllll‘lln Steel. Dietillur‘e
hlul (“urn Products pith, InlprIIVI-d l to
Wu.
lill- l'iltl oi illt' hour.
Lust teal lilte BBB
Swuritius
'i‘llt‘l'p wan sumo rt trui’vl‘y ilt‘ilu‘o
WAIJ. S’l'RI‘lll‘l‘. 1 pp Ill All our
“‘lit‘llllllli; supply of flooding I'ltllll‘ on
lw ltull'lwt, lln‘vinu illI‘ [ll'li‘t- down to
iii H. 'I‘ruliors promptly will ullwr
stol'itu lilwrlllly iillll 'tllu otllirl- ital
Il-ll luwvr than in tho lllm‘lllllL‘i.
GRAVE YARD CLAMBAKE.
Big Time Anticipated for Sunday. Sep-
tember 30th—-No Boxing Bout.
.r\rl'llllgtllllt'lll.\‘ illlvo ill-on mode to
hold tho third unnulll clutuiulke of tho
i, ll.
Slrhus‘ \t'uudu. South Wilton, Sululuy.
St‘llii‘llllit‘r 30th.
ownt ill‘i‘ brim: disposml of ill $1.30
m- . [ll-r.
K, and (li'ii\'i',i'.'ll'il Quartet Ilt
'l‘icltvts for tho lllg
it in :llluount-I‘li lllut lll“l't' will in-
"(I iulxillu hunt in (‘0llllt‘t'lltlil with this
outing, though it will lw llt‘lll .Il tho
Nlllllv liltii‘i‘ nu lllt‘ uttuir of
works lllzo.
it low
it lti planned to run :lutluunhilos
from Noru‘ulk to tho Houllo of tho lulkr
on tho tiny in Iluoniiou.
AUTOMOBILISTS INJURED.
NlC\V YORK, Swill l9."(li‘llri{t' Rim
le-tsou null his illt'l‘lliillli‘lllli. Arthur
Wurrru, were seriously tuiurl-d in nu-
tonlollllc iti‘t‘liltlili ilt‘lir Mlllt‘illil, 1.. i.,
today. whtiv out
hr tho \‘pndurhili cup mm Al Hilll‘~
pill turn,” tho Hllnrpcsl ”Rum on tho
rourno, Ihn rllr nworvmi wide. struck It
it‘ll‘itl'liilll pulp mill hurlutl iiH
lliillili out with torrltlc (Ill-cu. Mr. lio-
llI-rluoll flllHlllllINl u broken vollnrilouo
uutl ll‘hl ulvrlumivluu two hrolwu rlilu.
on it prluzlil‘o Npln
”('i'll‘
liulll “‘iii‘t' l'itliilt'l‘itil llut'pnltt'loun, 'l‘hvy
Wt'i'i‘ tnltt'n to n lloupllul nt Mtlwoltl.
liulwrlullu'n raring I‘lll‘ In hoillwmi to
ho too badly Ilnluulzml to lillil‘ purl in
tho l'uru.
Wm“... ”up“...
BETTLING WABAQH STRIKE.
t'IIIt‘AIll), Fit-pt lib-Whilo llu- prim.
pm't or uh curly ulnlvuwnt oi llII' Wu»
luluh ltullmnd nlrlko III-wiupml you
tl-rdny. uumllrr l‘llml, tilu (‘iltvlllto (it.
Wmurru Ill-rump inholw-Il in u niutllllt‘
illlmr cuntrovvrlly and tilt rrpnlr Hhopn
Ill (x-lwrtu. In., worn rripplmi ily u
nlrlltc of boiII-rllmkure.
Ii wun nulli Ill llw (llllrluzo llt‘lltltlllili‘~
lm‘ o! ”it! mavhinlnm’ Imlon llliii ill"
It‘lki' on tho Grout Wnnlm'll hurt on
Wotlllnll
CLAIMED I32 WAO‘DUI HIM.
‘l‘wo Hungurlnno appeared prior:
Child of Police ’l‘noullnl iirndioy thin
umrnilut ltlul Illl‘i'll ilu- urltwnnm- of
mo. it «ovum thltl 0nd or tlw liit‘Il
milk
Wilt-n ll
The
02,000,000 'ro Hill KIN.
Augustus Newhoid Merrie, who died
micro faith «timer rot
‘r
" \
rum
. a; D. .
1' meantime do allot
\ . luputtmournno EA ,
GOOD CLOTHES‘SHOULD Cannon, .
‘ Tusratt'r. POOR SHOES nursing, , ,
wour root. ANYONE maven Youm .g
FEET BU5TER BieeWNi.’
. ._ - «I. * +
Wféumu/ .
YOU HAVE HEARD or THE HOUSE BUILT oN THE
SAND-—of‘ How, WHEN IT CAME To THE rm.
It TOPPLED oven BECAUSE IT HAD No PoUNDA—i
'i‘loN. DON‘T YOU THINK You WANT To BUILD
YOUR. APPEARANCE ON A GOOD—LOOKING, GOOD-:—
FEELING; GOOD—WEARING PAI
YOUR. APPEARANCE WON’T rALL DOWN? WE
CARRY .suolzs WITH A REPUTATION; MADE roe
us BY UNION WORKMEN; WHICH LOOK WELL,
FEEL WELL, WEAR WELL. YOUR. rrur Do YoUA
LOT or SERVICE. DON’T YOU WANT EAcu'oNI:
or THEM To HAVE A GOOD COMFORTABLE
LEATHER HOU5E To LIVE IN?. THEY WILL LIKE
YOU BETTER Ir YOU TREAT THEM WELL. To
Housl: YOUR. rsrr IN A PAIR orqSANDAL SHOES
WILL COST YOU ONLY 33,59 oR $4.00, THEN
THEY WON'T HAVE To MOVE AGAIN FOR A LONG
TIME.
SELLECK & PRICE,
HEAD—To—FooTERS,
98 WASHINGTON STREET; .SoUTH NoRWALK/ \
At Dibble’s Groce
EXACTLY so. A‘wono'ABour EGGS '
Do not fear to use my to per do: Egon. i'm not telling bad Eggnfbut
good ones. These Egg: are all right for many cooking purposes. Not one
in 10 doz. are bad. And if you should get one, I make good every tlme.‘ Re-
frlgerator Eggs, real dead. 28c doz.
New York State Eggs, fancy, fresh selected Eggs. cont new, Whole-lie,
30c doz.; 32c doz. here.
Butter new con: 2513
to 26¢ wholesale. Sells hero at"'precont at 28c.
Finewyicctod
:. nest Peaches. $1.40 baskei~should be teen to be
Fine Tomatoes, a few basket: at 40c basket.
Don‘t forget our Cold Sliced Boiled Ham—very good.
Job lot Hard Head Cabbage, tmall,hut good. 3:: or 2 for So. Hope to be
uselu. '
LORENZO DIBBLE
Telephone Call 26-4.
appreciated
M -
FANCY SWEET POTATOES, PER PK.
WHITE POTATOES, PER PK.
BEN HUR FLOUR .
.....a.
........ PER enema; BIL.,!§,25
Jouu’ AND PILLBBURY'B FLOUR, ....... PER one, 72c; at?” 140‘
Mltmacnus'm
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY,
’° $133.32?" iffi’imll.
‘ imaged“. Phone 319-3.
Hundreds of Eyes
urn being overworked u I. mutt ot lpplicltion u on war '
Relief tor chained nod tired aye: may be had slid «datum
lVOl‘iod by wearing It pair at oul '
Propor Ola-non. Prop-fly Adjuctocl,
nomination l‘ru. .
Matching of unu- end all Repairing I special”.
0. B. JRCKSON.
ml
at WALL ITIIIT. M.
Willi
boon. '
trouble
nonwnut. coon. ‘
an Billed lights
We lmvo a full line or Wei-ouch goods to chow you.
The Reed It Volk Electrical Comm.
/
36 Washington Street.
099v 7016th
um 313.2. .
R or SHOES so
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Norwalk Chronicler