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The Brhhe PBarmacy.
PLATNER I BRADLEY. PROPS.-
105 WABI'IINGTEN"
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0. Keith Cutbill is spending a
weeks' vacation here.
The Junior Band meeting this week
will be omitted.
Miss Mabel Dwyer, of New Haven,
is vinsiting Miss Kathryn DnCross.
Miss Ethel White. of Stamford, iI
spending a few days with Miss Elsie
Wicks, ot Belts Place.
Miss Adeline Armstrong has return—
ed to her home in this place, after a
visit with relatives in New Canaan.
The regular weekly class meeting of
the East avenue Methodist Church
will be held this evening at the
church.
Several South Norwalk churches
will send delegations to join De La
Plains, the cow-boy preacher. on the
bridge.
The Athletic class of the Pastime
Athletic Club held a meeting last ovo-
ning under the instruction oi Char-
les A. Duly, or Bridgeport.
Mrs. E. B. Smith. of Osborn avenue.
and Mrs. Charles R. Baker, who have
been visiting Lieutenant Smith at
Charleston, S. C., have returned home.
, The minstrel team of the Pastime
Athltlc Club will hold a rehearsal. to-
morrow at the headquarters. A full at-
tsndance of the members is desired.
__..~.__d.__._—
Daniel L‘liommedleu has two cats.
One of them is thirteen years of age.
deaf and very feeble. but recently had
a kitten which is likely to excellent
the mother cat in rat and mouse ca-
tching ability. Yesterday the kitten
caught two at once and proudly walk»
ed up to Mr. L'Hommedisu with a tail
hanging out each side of her mouth.
ROWAYTON.
Allen Daucbey has gone to Brockton.
Mass, to see his son, who is seriously
ill.
Charles Bloom. superintendent of
John Sherman Hoy'ts oxtcnsivo pro
party at Contentment island. has re
signed and Silas A (‘m peter of Roway-
ton. has been promoted to be superin-
tendent during the winter. in the
spring Samuel Home. SIIporinthIdonl
of Anson Phelps Stokes place at i‘ol-
iendar's Point will act as superinten-
dent for both Dilii‘iIB.
Our 25 Cent Sale.
3‘pkgs. Oat Meal, 10c sizo .........
3 cans Evaporated Cream. l0c. aim.
7 cakes Acme Soap ............... 25c
6 pkgs. Matches, III: also ..........
Nice inrgc Sweet Potatoes, pcr pk.
SPECIAL—Red Onions. per qt. 5c
RobertSmith
Phono 2514. nowoyton. Conn.
Notice. I
5—9.”—
To the Tax Payers of the South Five
Mile River School District:
Notice is hereby given that a tax of
1V; mills on the dollar has been laid
on tho. rutonbie estate within said dis-
trict on the Town list or 1000, and
that said list is at the house of James
E. Btovonu. l‘ennoyor St. Rowaytcu.
for examination.
Notice is also given that the above
tax is due and payable on the first
day or November. 1000. Interest at the
rate oi nine (9) per cent a your from
November lot will be charged on all
bills remaining unpaid on and utter
December 1,1000.
EARI. Ii‘. THOMES.
District Committee.
JAMES E. fi'l‘EVENfi.
I20 at Collector.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Patrick Fahey. proprietor oi the
Home and Monumental Works on Hoyt
strum. is engaging in a new venture
which promises to be a success. Mr.
Fancy has loaned a piece at ground of
Jerry Miller, near the store and Its
lion. where a cool and wood business
will be conclusion. Several can of
coal have already been received. and
the site of the husinooo in hole suit!
{WI prepared in order to Poo itiote
rs c.
WM...»
The election in this place passed oil
very quietly and to the surprise of
mom a Republieantboard of oelestxnen
was elected. Kr Portion Willi
whom a strong light was made defeat-
ing Charles A. Baton. his Democratic
porinor, by a veto at m to m. we-
llam Dugdale, the publ can endu-
dute secured 205 votes and Charles B.
Fits. the other Republican nominee,‘
had 222. On the license question the
vote stood:
Yes......... ..... 27B
No... ........
On the consolidation or schools the
vote was:
Yes ........, .
No .... ...... .................. 169
The total vote follows. the ‘ denot-
ing the defeated candidates:
SELECTMEN.
Firstwltensselear Pooley.d .
Hecond—«Wlllldm Dugdale, r. ......205
’I‘IhlIdv—Charlos I3. lt‘ltcb, r. . ..... 222
'Chnrlcs A. Bates, d. ........186
TREASURER.
..23]
Thaddeus llell, r. and d, .........-ll'.9
TAX COLLECTOR
William W Ballard. r. and d. ..Iiiii)
ASSESSORS.
Clarence E. Scoficld. r. ..... . ..... 298
Hiram B. Taylor. II. . ............ .276
Edgar 'l‘. Bates, d.
‘George Bates.d
BOARD OF RELIEF
John R. Conn r ............... ..296
Richard L. Gillette. r. ......... ...292
Andrew S. Waterbury, d. ......... lilo
'Andrsw Taylor. d. .............. .103
ADUI'I‘ORS.
Carleton '1‘. White r .......... 397
Lewis E. Kirk, (I. ............... 162
GRAND JURORS.
Mark W. Norman, 1'. ....... 296
Nathan Dnuchy, i‘. ............... 21M
...ilil
....153
Ezra llariwright, d. ........ 164
William H. Orchard, d. ........... 161
CIJNS’I‘ABLES.
John A. Finch r .............. 207
David W. Mather, r. ....... . ...... 297
Wilbur B. Bates, d. ............... lti‘
ilantord Smith. d. ............... 162
REGISTRARS.
George W. Slicrer. r. ............. 293
James Bennett, d. ............... 162
SCHOOL VISITOR.
Carleton ’I‘. White. 1‘. ............ 296
Frank Green. d. ................. 162
TREE WARDEN.
William .i. Fleming, r. ............ 297
'Wiliiam Rontzing, d. ............ 162
The annual town meeting was held
at 2 p, III. in the town hall, Dr. Payne
acting as chairman. It was
voted to rotor the annual town report
back to the selectmeu for correction
and to report at a special town meet.
ing to be held later. it being claimed
that some items should come under
dillcrent headings than those under
which they appeared. The seloctmon
were instructed to borrow $15,000 to
defray the town expenses until the
regular tax is collected. The board of
educationwas also instructed to em-
ploy a competent music. teacher to
touch mlislc in the several schools of
the town.
WESTPOR'I‘:
Aspetuck lodge. K. of P..
to-nlght.
is to meet
Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie has been
visiting in Boston and vicinity.
R. K. Ganlt has had a telephone put
in his home.
The Musical Society hold its first
mccting last night alter the summer
holidays. at the home of C. III. Kcmpcr
last evening.
It is expected that 2.000 men will be
in line at the firemen's pnrndc. ()cto
bcr I7. hero. and committeos are hard
at work pro-footing the plans for receiv-
ing and entertaining the visitors.
This evening the teachers of the
local schools are to entertain ilItIlr nu-
Imrintondont with a reception in the
High school. Many of our residents
will avail themselves of this oppor-
tunity to pay their respects to MII. Wil-
son.
The fair that has been In continu-
uncII for Illt‘ luttcr part of last week
terminated on Saturday night in glory.
it was eminently successful and the
Church of tho Assumption for whom
bcuctlt it hllil been given netted a good
sum.
SELECTMEN.
Edward C. Ilirgo. r. ........... 268
John K. (Inuit. I'. .......... . ..... 288
Frank W. Taylor, d. ............. 221
i-lumucl E. Banks, d ............ 215
TOWN TREASURER.
William E ()sbmno t'. ....... ...007
Edwin A liners, d. ....... . ...... 192
’I‘AX ( (.ll.l.EC'I‘OR.
Frank ll. Cooley. r. ....... . ...... 293
JililluN liuwkcs. d. . ....... ........2(l3
CONSTABIIES.
John W. (Inuit. r. ...... .. .. 301
Albert W. Mills. r. . ..... .. :iiM
Alla-rt W AIIIIII. r. .............. 300
William H. iiriuiluy.r ....... 300
lirillloi 8 Mills II. . .......... . lilil
John ’I‘. lluly. d.
Hezekiah Allen. d.
Richard Everett. d.
GRAND JURORS.
(icorgc ll. Smith. r. ..............:iiii
Stephen J. liunku, r. . . . . . . . . .. .307
John ll. Jennings. r. W304
llnninl Solgor. d. ...... ..104
Charles E. Mills. r. .............liii3
ASEEESORB.
Edmund C. Smith, r. ............306
George ll. Jennings. II. .302
butliiiul ll. Wheeler, II. .105
Charles Mills. d. ................1H
BOARD OI“ RELIEF.
William H. burr. r.
'i'homsu Courtney. r.
Meson Sherwwd. d. ...........105
l‘homua Quiiuu. ...Ilih
RECIEITIIAR ()lI‘ VOTERS.
Frederick M. il-lnimon. r. .. .300
Daniel 1". McKounn r. ...........103
AUDI‘I‘CR.
Edward W. Hubbell. r. .300
finmuelli Wheeler. d . 190
BCIIOOI. COMMITTEE. 3 YEARS.
Thematic Elevator
John A. McArdie. d. ..............198
TREE WARiiEN.
Stank-y P. lI‘illow. r. ............307
John 1’. McCormick. d. ...........llil
A twaivc-miii tax was laid.
S‘
“nun...“
.............2liii
Great actors may be born, and not
made; but you can't convince the
pron onset at it.
, Alice
“min Ohio
Alexander Wood. the Stamford jew-
slur. has been visiting in town.
, W
B. P. Mead and family have moved
Into their 30th avenue residence.
Mrs. George E. Kellogg and Mrs.
.osJ oseph I“ Siillmun are at Ocean Grove
for ten days.
i
Jr.. has entered
He will take the anode:
Stephen Rosier,
Yale College.
:mic course.
Mrs George Spoor and Miss Emily
Raymond are guests of Mrs James
Hoyt Cartcro Street
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rae of 'l‘alv
mange Hill havo returned from a live
weeks’ western tour.
Clifford W. Hall has returned to his
duties in Hacketsown, N. J., alter
the summer vacation.
Edward Ilenuctt is employer! on an.
alumni cashier for tho Westinghouse
Electric. lompnny or New York city.
Edgar Brown. II brother of Mrs.
James I-loyt, has purchased the I“. C.
Bennett place. East avenue.
Miss Rosalie Stanley has returned
after spending ii. week with relatives
in New York and Brooklyn.
Ellwood Brothers have the contract
for building II l'osidchco for E. II. Law-
rence on his South avenue property.
Winfred II. and Lemuel llntler have
holds to Fred 0. Gehrels. oi Bethe] the
.l. H. Butler place. Ponds street.
I-Icrbert 'I‘uttlc has moved from East
avenue to the house in Grove street re-
ccntly vacated by Conductor William
E. Rutledge.
The marriage of Miss Jesepbino A
lltlssctt to William H. Crane. of Non
lork is announced to take place on
October 15.
Mr. and Mrs. Barclay IT. Dunbnm
uill giro one of their unique song
talks in lIluyIuonds Hall. on Friday
evening. Oct. .6 at 8 o clock
Arthur llow in company uith Ncl-
son Stillman. and family. have rI-IItqu
(Id from a wueks vacation at Birch
cottage, BulbI Island.
Madison C. I’ctcrs. l) I). and fam-
ily who have been spending the sum-
mer at Mls Dow's Park street, rc-
turued to their home in Now Y'oik city
yesterday
Joseph I’anski. who siqu Charles
Schmidt's watch a few weeks ago.
was sentenced to four months in Jail
at his trial in Bridgeport last week
lloscoo E. C. Brown. of Now York.
a member of the city survive com-
mission has purchased 40 acres of
land in “ch1 street II 'ongiug to My
run if qu fold.
Fred N. Stowcrs, contractor for the
filter scwor beds and John 'I‘wiriltcl.
contractor for the septic tincks. are
shipping their tools to tiIlsc town and
expect to tommcncc work next week.
’I‘hc lllcillbvi's of S. l’. Ferris Post.
(I. A. It. IItitInrlIId sIIIIvicII at tho Inst
“nods (‘lIurclI Sunday morning. to
hour the farewell scrmon oi‘ illt‘ll‘ fol-
low comrade. llcv. I. ll Brown who
has been appointed IIIsIIbInt chaplain
of tho Soldlor‘ s l-I.onu- Norotou.
WILTON.
W. .l. K. Hubbcll was Il'it'IIIt'l'iIIOI‘ at
tho oliItItloiI bold in this plnco .vcatcr-
duy. The total vote cast was 169, the
smallest done in yours. There was lit-
tle dour.I at the town nit-cling. A thir-
thIII- will tax was voted; the reports
of the soiectrm’un lIIIalth and school
brnrds were accepted. School Visitor
Brown‘s report was also accepted. The
appropriations for tluI schools were
about the sumo us lost your.
TOBACCO.
Scientific Reaoon Why ito UIc lo Poi-
sonous to Boys.
’l‘obncco is an ncro-mlrcoiic poison.
and it. is needless to stoic its action
Iii vorv onci'gctic on persons Hutu-cits-
iomod to its use Its action is accom-
pnulcd by grout muscular rclnxution.
and heroin may th sonic grounds for
Illi‘ iIXIt‘illIiIl‘i‘ new that tobacco has it»
day. says the Philadelphia Medical
Bulletin.
It lIIIIIblIIII (lllt‘ to thoroughly l‘IIlnx
tip. muscles of tbsI body, and rest. “II
“III on IIIIdoua day's duty. by Ila sootir
lug effect on lilo muscular sense, The
respiration and circulation lil't‘ iIt‘III‘I‘H-
and. and tho lcluzuu'IItIInI is lowIIr
ed.
Now consider what in more import-
ant Io a growing boy than that his
circulatory apparatus “0 in first class
trim. Blood is the food oi iiuI tisutica
in the body. and it In only through
this il‘li‘dlilill that tho (‘i‘IIti receive
their nourishment. I this is tamper
ed with and rioproum-d us by ihtI use
of tobacco. than what is more iil'Ii’ICI‘I
lens to the growing body than its tin.
ouch be deprived of their necessary
nourishment. The brain and ncrvouu
oration. being tissues. must. take their
allure of this punishment, which is
evident in the immature and mature
cigarette tit-ad, by the unsteady hand.
and the general run down nervous con.
ditiun.
that we are cmulcmning the mature
moderate Imokcr, who finds rest. and
comfort in his pipe alter a hard day‘s
work 01 hottest toil. But it In time that
the nation should at lentil attempt to
find a remedy for tluI wholesale and
unchecked poisoning of the child.
chiefly in the form of cigarette smelt:
inn.
do
303 ANOTHER ITIAMEN CHARTERED.
NEW YORK. Oct. 2.~-'t‘he United
Fruit Company's sicnmro Admiral Fur.
regal, which has been clinch-red by
the United States Government to
“unspent troops to Cuba. was sighted
oil the Highlands. bound in, just be.
fore 10 o'clock this intention. She will
embark about 400 smears and men tor
Cuba. ‘ ,
.... . ... 02....-w.
We do not. wish to have it understood ‘
to What Mn. Lucy
8tava‘ll,ét'l‘il on. Gas
oaid altor taking
.. KOdDI for Dys-
.I '\ pepsin Hundredo
' ' ' otothnrwoak
women aro
h I i n g r o-
singed to perfect
healihfbythis rom-
‘ edl'i 0U may be
well if you will talc!
it. .
Indigestion causes
nearly all the sick-
ness that women
hovo. It doprlvoo tho oyItom of nourish-
ment and the delicate orgam pecullanto
woman Inflor- makes. and human
dioouod.
Kodol
For Dyspepsia
ombloo the stomach and digestive organs
to digest and assimilate all of the whole-
some food that may be eaten. It nourishes
the body. and rebuilds tho weak organs.
restoring health and Itrsngtb. Kodol
relievesindigestion,constipation.dyspepsis.
sour rlsings. belching. heartburn and all
stomach disorders.
Digests What You Eat:
a-Imu indigestion. Prom ot tho Inh- I
our stomach. hoica- eroterg oil charm
I do hieogo, I! I.A
SOLD BY
in; of no. air.
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY
lMPORTANT cases on mm. LIST
Waiter Anderson. James and Robert
Donahue and William Plan on Docket.
There are sonic interesting cases
scheduled to nomc up in the Court of
Common Picks cIlminal side which
opens today. Walter Anderson,
charged with assault, upon .icrcmlnii
Daley. is down on the list. In the
Bridgeport city court he was found
guilty. lint-d $200 and sentenced to
jail for 30 days. but be appealed, Four
(‘iINt‘S which have boon on the docket.
sinco March lust will probably be tried
this It'l‘Ill. They are .IiilllPS and Rob-
crt llonaliuv. John W. Keith and Wil-
lium Plan. who had a mix up err-Ir the\
ownership of a grandstand at Avon
park last winter. Each is charged
with assault. Civil suits have also
III-en brought.
()tllor Bridgeport cases which are
down for trial are: Thomas Brennan.
assault; Laura Davis, Iroqucntlng ll
house of nasipimilou; Arthur ileum. as~
suult: Il‘llllli’l Forbes, burglary; Et-
torl i“rutlui. burglary: Clifton Hurd.
vagrnncy: iI‘ostn Inarlzintu. breach of
the peace: John Koch. assault: Ed-
ward Lump. statuutory hurglury' . Wil-
liam H. Peters assault: James Sulli.
run, assault. 'l‘hil‘ty- five cases were
continued from September.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
AI‘IillEY STOCK COMPANY.
'i‘lic Aubrcy Stock Company played
Illt‘li‘ iIIltinl pcrformnncs in this city
to stundlnu room only at lioyt's ’I‘bou-
tro. last night. 'l‘bolr opening bill 01’
thI wcck's «Ingriucmcnt was While ibc
\i'orld Sleeps} and it was a thoroughly
"‘IIII‘ awake and excitinl: meio~dronIu.I
'l‘horo was something doing every min
IlIi' and IIlt' vigorous bursts of applause
ultcsicd to the pleasure of the large
audience. Ibo sporlultlvs which
I ZrII nuquIons were good cspccluily‘
linIIIII'I 'i‘. Parkinson Tonight ibo‘
company will present A Midnight Murv
lingo. which. from the various illustra-
tions posted promisc to be as exciting
as tin.» rim-ring of last evening. Souve-
nir spoons will be given to all Indies
holding reserved scat tickets.
TROLLEY VICTIM’S CONDITION
CRITICAL.
YONKERS, N. Y.. Oct. 2.v-Mrs. \‘ctn
Iiurlucb, mother oi the infant who was
killed in tho. trolley accident at. Lincoln
l'ark last, night. is in a critical condi-
tion today as a result other injuries.
0f the score or more other passengers
who were hurt all save one are believ-
(‘il to be on the road to recovery. The
IIchIptlon in Miss ‘iiurluck. n sister-lip
law of Mrs. VIIta Iiurluck. Miss Bur-
luck has a broken arm. sovcro con-
tusionu of the body and is suitor-lug
from shock.
GULF STREAM SUBSIDEB.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 2.-—'I‘ilo Weath-
IIr.liurcnu today reports titutntliu (lair
disturbance Is practically no it was
Monday. Apparently there is no prom
IIut indications oi further storm vio-
learn.
The
"Rochester”
ALL COPPER WASH BOILING, TEA
AND COFFII POT.
um all warranted to be ilrstoluss in
every respect.
Call and use them.
Charles E. Don,
i HARDWARE.
Ira ”WASHINGTON ITREET
.. Phono stir-c
TB.
Coroner Doien has closed the inquest
in: the case of Mrs Victoria Mariano.
the woman who was murdered at her
home in Greenwich. September 15. III.»
has held Charles Esposlla for the
crinu‘I and llococ More and another
Italian, as III-ceasorius. He announced
that a bench warrant would be issued
for the arrest of Eeposlto on the
cliargu of IIIIIrdcl‘.
Mrs. Iiiarsico's dead body was found
In inq- door yard and although NI'VI’I'III
arrests were made. IIIIB‘ whole affair
was :1 mystery, WIIIIn Coroner lkiien
Investigated. lIoWIIvol', be singled out
two Ltnliuus bout-ding at the IrouruI us
the persons most likely to know some
thing oi the trim.»
E sposito told a highly colon-d story
which Iundc things look bad {or Picm
Mario Mulslco the daughter ot’ the
murdered uomau. instilled that Eposl-
to bad l'IIInuIIni uiiulicls uitlI Ilt’l
mothcr about a board bill The girl
said Esposito was lazy and vciy sci
dour uoIkcIl I
LIEUTENANT SMITH TO WED.
4
Miss Anna 3. Jennings of Southport,
To Become His Bride—Homo on
a Furleuph.
Lieutenant William E. Smith, oo-
compaulod by his mother and sister.
Mrs. Edward B. Smith iillll Mrs. Chur-
ltIu II. linker. returned liom C'IiuIII-s-
town. 8. (‘.. Satuulay owning. to «In
joy a furlough of a four weeks at his
home In East Nor',ualk during which
tiInII lIII and Miss Anna Ii Jennings.
oi Stuitbport, lll'i' to be mmriod. Mr
Smith has IIcrIII away for u long time,
while Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Baker
have been with him in the south for
the past month. The Wedding. which
plomlscs to be quite an (I‘lllliiiliilt' tuilc
lion. is to take place on Wctincsduy
October 17. at. ihtI homo of tho bl'.idc
LADIES
.... Dr. La’F ranco'o—
mound Eli-If. Poul".
Sam," uck. Reliable”. Regulator
Iilperln to othor romedioo Iolrl Italy: priceo.
8%" ontood. Success full I: by over
New non. [Moods or: drug-
gluiour ymafl TMI ImonIIl-aud It at free
Or. Lam-once. nil-dolphin, Po.
Weisbach
Lamps
it Folioaing Prices.
N0. 7i302 Box light. 750
WHITE AIR HOLE LAMP.
‘No. 7|308 Box light. $i
FANCY AIR HOLE LAMP.
Above prices Include Installation.
Ilium. Railway (I
Iightingihmpdnu
IWall
Paper
.We consider this sea-
son’s line the best
we ever had.
In.
E. E. Gotham,
DECORATOR.
o-
TII-IPNONI-fl ‘ "
I. NOIWALK.
10 FIND? IT.
distill Line idi. l.
for freight Only.
donor Tammi
1000 Freight Probation will ioovo
Ptol- u. not Rivor. Now Yon. rm
pl Donor otroot). “negation“ (neon!
’bundarl. It I am.
It Norwoik up to d ”in. In. Illand Iona
Neruda up to I: so Mil.
IOIWALK ITIAMIOA‘I' on.
Anni J. with o. e. um
Mud
. plumber-o oro Itrictly com
OAN'T STAND
IIIIEII T10 ACID
Sillilliil
To Free ond‘Corroet the Blood I
URiC-O Treatment Io
Advised .
There is great danger in those sharp.
shooting pains throughout the body,
especially around the region of the
heart. It. means that poisonous uric
and rheumatic acids are there ready to
grip tightly the muscles controlling
this organ. Don’t neglect those worn-
lIIgs. for they are the dungcr signals
noturc flashes to you for IIpr.’1‘lIcro
is but one w uy to overcome this poi-
nonous too. and that Is a thorough treat-
ment with Smith's Specific Urlc-O. If
your systcm is filled with neuralgia,
and if your blood and kidneys are dis-
cant-(1 with rheumatic poison, tlIIIrc is
no surcr way on earth to got rI-llcf
than through theuseof (IrchO. UrIc-O
is u harm as liquid internal rcmcdy,
taken In an all doses three tlmrs aduy,
and docs not contain a drop of alcohol,
opium, or other dungcmua poisons.
Llric-tl is simply a. cure for Sciatica,
Muscular. Inflammatory and Articulsr
Rheumatism. 'Ilrcy ull yield readily to
Uric- 0 treatment. Yolr Dru ist sells
Uric t) at $1.00 pcr bottle. I (I does
not. keep the rcmcdydyou can obtain
the some by nddrcssin the makers of
Uric- 0. the SWITII D UG COMPANY
BYRACU 8E. N. Y.
Ilrlc-O is sold in South Norwnlk by
Edw W. Kelley, Jr.
Fresh Fish.
SNAPI’ER BLUES ............ 12c II).
BONITA MACKERIIII. ......... l‘lc III.
LARGE NATIVE EELS . . . . . 140 1b.
IIII’I‘TERII‘ISH ................. 100 Ill.
STEAK (70D .................. He II).
GERMAN (‘AIII’ ............... 100 II).
\‘i'lIOLIC SALMON ............. 120 lb.
SI ICED SALMON . ........ . 14c 11).
ESCAI. LOPS ................... lilo qt.
SOF'I‘ SHEET 1. CRABS ........ 656 (102.
All otlIIIr kinds oi fresh fish at rea-
mnabic prices
Ducrdss.
THE PEOPLE’S FISH AND OYSTER
MARK T.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
PLUMBING 'AND STEAM...
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
1101‘ AIR HEATING.
CTOVES AND RANGES,
ILATE AND TIN ROOFINI.
Gao and Steam Fitting,
loo Fixturoo. Metal Coiling. lilo.
Hovo you seen our Itock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES dt HOTCHKISS
COMPANY.
17 mu; orassr. uonwaut.
Bun { our Saturdau’s
Groceries at our store
and Save Model).
21 lbo. Granulated Sugar .1. 00
3 Pkgo. Zest .. 25:
3 lb. Can Baked Beans. tile; 8 for 25¢
2 Pkgo. Cream Wheat .......... 25c
Sweet Potatoes, per peck ......; 30::
m Idilllitht
A.Stuil,
24 Cottage ’Ave.. East Nor-walk.
Phone ass-3.
EVINY. LADY'I DRECIINO CHAN
Ill. .
should be equipped with a Not)
snow white. onepleeo "Bland-u" In!
coioin Enameled Lavatory.
Hove you ever Itopped to III-idol
how delighfully convenient it would
be to how not and cold running wot.
in your droning chamber. Iloor
lug apartment of Int floor
room? it- pmenco would old“ It
the higoot degroo of comfort.
We will gladly quoto you prison. 0!
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phonics, honest and rolioho.
Horace R. Nash
cannon MAIN aao woor Ito.
hMoronlt. cons
MIN “ +...'i.id.”“““‘“”"‘
HOTEL VICTORIA
Dill MINUTI FROM DIM
IUROPIAN PLAN.
..Our urroomo I Ipooiol More.
and liootrio Lights rampant. Iv.
or! room hootod.
narao REACONAILII
Pinoly stocked Colo in connection
A M lino or Aokor, Mon-ill O Goa
dit Co's ooiobrotod Winn, Liquors and
Clgoro always on hand.
In. a. SULLIVAN, W
ifolopiiono Coil. 0H
emu
I ...... “all“
Painlers’ Supplies.
Crockeni.
Glassware.
“House-furnishing
Goods.
Cloth Window Shades, with fringe. 280
White Curtain Poles, with fixtures, 10°
”- iIiWMlid
Picture frames and Window
Shades Made to Order.
I "Dial
Painting and
Decorating.
., .
L. H. DECKER:m
i {I .i‘
W
l7 Washington Itroot. ”if”
Iouth Nor-walk.
Toi. Con.
Drink It
it is Good
Brooklyn brewary tirm‘s lager has
No better. We deliver it in y rw\
house, 8100 per case (24 bottles)" Li- .
quot-s at lowest prices. Tel 151-12. ‘
Central Hotel,
Col-nor Monroe Ind Chestnut Otrooto.
South Norwoik. Conn. ii
I lo“. ‘
Jooeph Dloeoo, Prop.
, IOUTH NORWALK, CONN. N
TMNIACTI A GENERAL IANKINL
labial SOC.
.i'idla‘l' car-Iran m5: '
3100.000. 00]
soar-Loo ano norm n
' 3173. 500. 00
EDWIN H. MATHEWDON Moo. Ea
AN, Coohiofl
JOHN H. KNAPP Washroom,
Am. Coalition
FREDERICK H. ROW
WILFRED BODWELL.
a. "“Iuthmascroso. ‘I‘" “Iii
. I owoon Honl‘y onnumi
John H. Knapp Iomuoi Grummly.
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wollm Marvin
J
Christian Swartz Joan .Ll
Prod H. Rowan. 'M- .
.. . ...- . .. ‘
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
II reassure. mm
sraau. Ilium
nor warning
“ND hurt I. {w
an alumni--
m... M Iron. com.
..a lino. In.
If Inland: Main loo-I'll
M Irolophono m. as.
I’l.’ loath Net-walk, Cit—.1
W
I‘
“..ng
. Telephone cello.
«and i
Gregory’s Point!
911..., mfg-Erna I;
Shero Dinaoro Ind All Kinds a! list
Food Cooked to Ordor. "‘1
Bathing and fishing.
Bath nonooo in lost by tho Iona
John O'Iuiiivon.
Proprioter '
W
Till JOHMIH. LlWRl’Nfli
autumn W.“
ALI: iuouaaueo ant. nor
uonroaooo. honey rau-
oaro oeano. Munro
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