j 7 STATIONERY
There‘a,.ho sad of our using in-
ferior Wotan: Paper. r{Vila can sell
you an} excellent duality linen cloth»
finish "gougermfor P I? . ‘ ‘
., H A R.
so unwraps}. M
‘ “‘ unisex.
This. of sour». is an exceptional
value, but we have other good values
:idwiflr‘mduwi slaw at 1t), 23,
Instrumental.
named a snow. a
sat wssunto'ros “1301’s.
Tot. cm on.
m. marmosets.» '
1
_‘
William Beers ls‘attandln th D -
bury Fair today. s a an
J hn J Warren i (ii th d
o . a s on n
at the Danbury Fair. p E e ay
Ch I W
or as F‘illow is s endln th
at the Danbury Fair.” 8 e day
James Muttart i a di th d
s on ng
at the Danbury Fair. p e M
Mrs. John Cromwell is attending the
Danbury Fair to-day.
Andrew LeCroix is attending
the
Ilanbury Fair today.
Contractor Leslie Gamble spent yes-
terday at the Danbury Fair.
0
Walter Hoyt, of Torryvllle, is visit-
ing his parents In Fitch street.
Enoch Bowen, of St. John‘ stdeet, is
attending the Danbury Fair to-day.
The monthly meeting of the lschoda
Club will be held this week Friday.
East Norwalk people are reporting
same very good catches of biackfish re-
cently.
James Burke. of this place, is spend-
ing io-day watching the excitement at
Danhury.
Harry E. Mead. the East avenue gro-
cerymnn. attended the Danbury Fair
yesterday. »
__...__.,._ .
Miss Jessie Fancher. of Winfield
street, is attending the New York Nor-
mal Institute.
Mrs, Thomas C. Cornell, of 15 Myrtle
avenue, East Norwslk. recently visited
friends In Bridgeport.
John Warren caught about fifteen
pounds of flatflsh yesterday Just above
the railroad bridge.
Machinists have been at work nights
on the mechanism of the Washington
street draw bridge,
Mr. and Mrs. James'are to go to
Danbury tomorrow to take in othe
sights of the Danbury lt‘alr.
James Butler, of Bridgeport, was in
town today on business connected with
the Itadcl Oyster Company.
Mr, and .Mrs. Frederick Bennett. and
son Kenneth buVe rcturned home after
a few days' visit in Danbury.
A rehearsal oi the Pastime Athletic
Club's minstrcls was held last cvcuiug
at their hall in the Randall block.
A mccting of the Ludics‘ Auxiilnry.
of Christ. Church. will bc hcld this
afternoon at the home of Mrs, C. ll.
Jimmerson, '
Th9 rclzlliur wcckiy pruycl‘ lncciins
will be hcld tilts cw-niug at the East
Avonuc Mcihodisi (.‘burch, Itov. Edv
word Cunningham lcndini: it.
The roguisr mcciing of the nthictlc
class of tho Pastime Athletic Club un-
dcr Prof, Daley, their physical Instruc-
tor. will be hchi this ni’uillnl.
The annual meeting of the Advent
Christian Church will be held this ovo-
ninu at the close of the regular Woolc
1)! social service to be held at lbc
church.
u..—
‘I‘hc. schooner Henry 1). May. which
has been discharging a carso of lum-
ber of the Match and Bailey wburvrs.
cicurcd today for New lirunlwtck. The
star towed the schooner down the bar-
or.
The East Norwalk firemen will at~
tom! the Wouiport firemen‘a colobru-
tion on October 17 in a body. They
have hired the Knowlton Fife and
llrilm Corp», of Dorian, for the occur
sion.
R. toluene Kinney. who has been
spending s top I with Mr. and Mrs.
II, E. Bouart. iiii avlew avenue. re.
turned to the even of Rest. other:
wise known as the Masonic Home.
Wailingford. today. Mr. Kinney ro.
pom a delightful visit.
Something hippsned on the Gregory
Point trolley this last evening. and a
party of people who were dining at
the hotel were delayed two hours in!-
ing to get stroller oar. TINY with
phoned for a car, but no car aamasand
now they are trying to sift the matter
out and find who is to blame.
Announcements ”tormented toidnit
of the marriage of Homer A. Jones. of
New York. to bliss ‘Mtiry Julia St.
John. duunbter of a alumna Mm
Oscar tit. John, of his place. The
wedding took plan 1 Rutherford. N.
J.. on Triosday. will Mideast
.: sown-row.
W R B
. . s. ates, of Brookslde. has
decided to resume the milk business
min. I
Mrs. 1.1:
tor, of , Belle
row
W
Strohmoyer and son Witty
Island. will leave to-mon
for their winter home in New
York city. ,
Mrs. Denna‘nger. who has been
housekeeper for John ’Homm‘adieu
for nearlyfithree years,
her position and taken a similar one
with her daughter in Bridgeport, who
has a position with the D. M. Read 00.
Mrs. Felsing, mother of Herman Feb
g, who resides in Rowayton ave-
nue. died’ a.‘ few days ago at her home
in Hoboken. New Jersey. Mrs. Fe]-
slng spent a month in Rowuytou. the
as resigned
. past summer, and made many friends,
who regret to learn of her death.
Miss May Felsing. of Rowayton ave-
nue. will entertain a party of friends
tomorrow afternoon and evening, in
honor of the ninth anniversary of her
birthday. Among the guests will be
Miss Felslng’s grandmother, Mrs.
Trowbridge, of Westport.
A gun club has been formed by sev-
eral men of this place. The members
have been practicing at clay pigeons
sprung from a. hand trap. every Sat-
urday night, on the salt. meadows. and
now they are very proficient. Some
of those. belonging to the club are Har-
vey. Ackart, Harry Griswold, Oscar
Scott. Willis Mills, David Mills, Oscar
Mills. Charles Wells, George Moore
and Andros Weed,
Our 25 Cent Sale.
3 pkgs. Oat Meal. 10c size ......... 25c.
3 cans Evaporated Cream, 10c size. .25c
7 cakes Acme Soap ............... 26c
6 pkgs. Matches. Bo size..........250
Nice large SWOei. Potatoes. per pk. 25c
SPECIAL-Red Onions, per qt. 5c
RobertSmlth
Phono 251-0. Rowayton, Conn.
N AND NOROTON.
Druggist C. S. Stillman to ill at his
home and under the care of a New
York specialist.
It is rumored about town that ihc
Connecticut Turnpike running through
this town has been condemned by Stntc
Highway Commission Mucdonald. Th.-
trouble has been caused by automo.
bliss. which blow away the top dross-
ing and leave bare thc large foundation
stones of the Tciford road. The road
is exceptionally bad in Norwalk,
DARIE m.--
Gardner Fowler was irlod Tuesday
before Judge William Willmott, Jr., on
charges of drunkenness and assault
on his sister. Fowi‘or had been drink»
ing and when he wont homc he stnrtcd
to stir things up in grcut shape. Words
failed to convoy his moaning, so hc
rcsortcd to lists. He was firm] $5
and costs on the assault count of ihc
warrant. and $1 on tho drunkcum-ss
count. in addition to this a sandy
bond of $50 to kcop the pcucc for thrw
months was dcuiuudcd by the judge,
So bitter is the loud bctwccu thc
Republican and llcnuwratic sclcctmcu
that It is rumorcd that, Sch-cumin i‘.
ll. It‘llch is to be sworn in and thou
rcslgn his olllcc. He said bcforc clot“
lion that hc would not itcl‘i't' on tho
sumo board with Sciccnuuu Pooh-y.
and now In ordcr in "inukc good" luv
must rcsign. it is undcrstnmi that
Ihcl‘u is n lino. against sch-clinch who
resign In oillcc and Mr. Fitch will huvc
to [my the iinc. Should he do so It
will be ilcccssury for lhc, oihcr two
scloclmvn to uui‘uo on u third lucnthcr
of tho board and if they cannot ugrcc,
tho town must. have u spcciul election.
WESTPORT.
ll. fl. Nash is having it now cottngc
crucial! for him on his Conlpo Hench
propul't)‘. ‘
George 'l‘utiie n former resident 0i
this plans now of Wont Haven. has
llt't'll hcrc renewing old ncduaiutanccs,
IE. C. Smith, of Hungniuck. hus boon
dcpiillzctl by colit-ciur M. ii. Colov. It!
resolve and receipt for trues of 1906.
it's llunbury way now for the inn-
iorily hero and tho {anions fair Is or
fraction munbcrs from this place.
Minn May Lowell. of Mitidlciowll.
upcnl a part of lust. week here with
Mrs. ii. It). Illshop.
The State sit-out property of W. ii.
Hinptoa has bccu rcpuinicd on the ox
tcrlor and much improved.
Mrs. Albert Ilradloy Illiti returned to
her home- at the Farm after a. visit
with rolalivcu in New York.
'l‘ho inrmnilou of n taxpayer's also»
Mutton tends in show tho trend of son-
timent hero resuming town conditions
and ought to ho pruductiw of good ro-
sults. indirectly it has had some bear:
lug upon the recent election and may
be churned on for other reforms. it
is nonupartlsan and moves along the
lines of municipal league interests.
The indifference of politicians to the
wishes of the maisrity here. the tnrdt-
nsn with which vital town interests
are considered. the lust opportunities.
warrant stringent action being taken
and with adeud board of trade, a For-
msr's club at the Farms, that clung
its particular line. In commendable,
but not to the point. no representation
iownwlse, the association has the com:
blades of time a long felt want and
at East Twenty-third street. New
York,
if It iorvvards t is general good. Irreo
“In
No CIVII. auras.
iOR. .
List of dam fer October Term That
. “in" in that Tuesdl Morning.
.. be, following is the abort calendar
list of cases for the October term of
the civil superior court. Judge M. A.
Shumwsy prostate!“ banishing 'i‘uea-
day Octobarll at in. to.
items: it. oicomb. receiver. vs.
Samuel Jackson, at his, for substitu-
tion of John Kent solo plaintiff
motion for subsiitu on of ialnuol
Zlmmor as defendant: Arthur W.
Taylor vs door a Wilhill‘t. for answer
or default; alter 0. Gilbert vs.
Elizabeth J. Gilbert. for allowance to
defend : State of Connecticut vs. Frauo
“GB L. Knapp. rt ala.. acceptance of
report of committee. continuation of
deed and supplemental judgment;
Susanne Bears vs. Charles Boura.
amendment of complaint; Elizabeth
S, Muwhinney vs. Arthur Muwhlnney.
further order of notice; Salvatore
Persico vs. Clorlnda Persico, motion
for allowance to defend; Edward
Merrill vs. Francesco Angione, diaoio
sure of defense or foreclosure; South-
port National bank in matter of re-
celver. application of receiver for or-
der of notice on petition to compro-
mise claims; Hurry Mayor vs. John
H. Donovan. of his, disclosure of do.
tense: Lewis C. Greene. trustee, vs.
Fanny M. Bissell. at his. for reserva-
tion; John E. Enoch vs. Dnisy M.
Enoch. further order of notice; Zai-
mon B. Wilson vs. Charles E. More-
house. disclosure of defense or judg-
ment; Dorretten Strudel vs. James ll.
Jordan. foreclosure: State of Connec-
ticut vs. John McDevltt bearing on
plaintiff‘s demurrer and udgment for
Want of answer to plaintiff's re ly;
Frederick B. Hendrie at al vs. GI eon
F. Hondrie. Judgment; for want of un-
swor; Frederick It. Hendrie at al. vs.
Gideon ll‘. Hcmlrio at his. judgment
for want of answer: Tobias Bernhard
et at. vs. The John Hancock Mutual
Life insurance 0.0.. hearing on plain-
tiff‘s demurrer to the defendant's an-
swer and on plaintiff’s domurror to
the defendant‘s counter-claim; The
Stamford Savings batik vs. Joseph 1).
Sawyer, of his. acceptance of controll-
icc‘s report, ratification of sale, up-
provnl of deed. supplemental judg
mom; Felix Cnaparino vs. Horton &
llomcnway . liefcndant’s motion for
more specific statement; Mary Moore
vs. James Moorc. further order of
notice; Ersle Albert. vs. Joseph Albert.
further order of notice: John P. Egan.
ct ux., vs. James J. Farrell. judgment
for want of answer; The Phoenix In»
surnuco Co, vs. Sarah Cary. ct als..
motion to vacate the order of court
dcnying defendant's motion to strike
out and for u homing on sold motion;
Wurrcn (l. Waicrmnn vs. ("onrud
Buckingham ct lllS.. for Judgment In
accordance with judgment. of suprcmc
court of i3l‘l‘0l‘i-l; John T. Mount-y ct al
vs. Mugurci. Mooncy ct .al., pic: in
almiomr-nt; Frank ltcmcr vs. Eupho.
lulu licmcr. for ncucpluncc of report
of rci'crcc and judgment: Grace Ii.
Sanford rs. chry Sanford, for up-
pointment of comluittcc.
’I‘llcrc will bc u bar mcctiug toe
morrow at lit u. "1.. to mukc assign-
mcnis for the following wcek.
DEMOCRATS MEET IN RHODE IS»
LAND.
Harmonious Convention Nominatea
State Ticket—The Usual Protect
Against “Boastsm.”
PROVIDENCE. Ii. l., Oct. -l.—-At a
harmonious convention of deli-autos
rcprcscniiug the democrats of ‘lthodc
Island. illt‘ following sinic lickci was
nomluulctl:
lv‘or um‘cl‘tloi"—~Jiltllcs
l’nwluckoi.
inculcnnnt gtn’criiM-«Chhrlcs Sis-
sml. l’l‘ovidcncu.
Sccrciary of stutc- William Palmer,
Enid I‘rovidcncu
Alturllcy gcucl'niwEdward III. Sulli-
van, (Iranaton.
Sinic trcusurcr—dohn
llilllll, Warwick.
’l'bc platform udoptcd dcult utmost
cniircly with nitric ducslious calling
for constitutional rcvisiou. ihn ovcr-
throw of no-cullcd “busslsill” null Illi'
I‘Ii‘i‘llilii oi Ilnilcd Sluice scllnlot's by
dirt-ct vote of the puoplc.
(Jontcsi for nomination for utlorucy
izcncrnl ltilll scrrciiu‘y oi aintc were
settled before ihc convention mct.
’I‘hc platform ndoptcd was its
kiwi-l;
’I‘hc people oi lthodc lsinuil urc bc-
IIIKJliiltud by the compclliuu poucr of"
a high when of Justice and right. to
rise up against the continuum-c of a
government. undcr which tbc wholc
pcuplc urc being piuu crcd I'or ibc
bcncllt of n icw ihro git Ili'ilt‘lli'l‘r
which cursc Rhoda, Island with n polite
tool life dcgrndinu to Its Incihod.
’I‘hc government which bclung in its
pcoplo bus linsscd out of lhcir lluutiH
and hill) thc. huuds ul‘ lilo poiiiicul lllirts
Wilo mukcs uu-rclmntiisc of thc powcr
of governmctu. 'l‘bo govrruxucut ol
lllt‘ stale has passed to the boss ho
cutlso Rhoda lulu has a culmination
which Rlvcu ropro notation in its low
iunkiug body to Its territory rulIn-r
than to Its manhood,
The boss syalcni of govvt‘luucut bus
robbed Ithodc Island of millions of
dollars' worth of franclttscs and priv‘
Iloitcu und bouinwvul lhcm on own who
kayo. coutributmi out of ihcir lllgoiicn
wealth to thr- uupport of tho syslcul.
not out of gratitude but bccuusc that
system cxclnpicd from taxation that
wealth so corrupiy given lltcln, tindcr
this «system tho people of tho stutt-
have been deprived of a rcvcnuo from
taxation of millions of dollars and a
portion of this tnoncy so unjustly with.
held from the stain has been used to
corrupt a controlling ciomcrii.tn com.
munltlcs whore the forces of civic
honesty could be chrcomc by tho
forces of organized corruption.
The Democratic party of Ithodc is-
land rerognlzos that It In the Instru-
ment accepted by the patriotic citizens
of this state regardless of their differ.
ences of opinion about other motors
to destroy horn and now the boss sys.
tem of government with its outrages
and Its oxiortionn upon a people who
have endured nil in distlniun while
the forces of corruption hnvu been uni-
ted against. the» pinto and Its people.
Therefore. We declare the destrue
lieu of the boss system of government
ii. Higgins.
ii. Archani-
Iul~
pectin of partisan; or parties, it will.
to be the imperative duty of the ileo
pie ofhhode island. and we insist that k
,, ‘ ii
pom unity I‘ll,
V - " is .
y. I . / Two
' DySpeptics
If you are too fat It Is because your food
turna to fat instead of musciowstronglh.
if you are too loan the fat producing foods
that you at are not properly digested and
"gull“t'ili atri " i a h
' an, a. an poopo e not ave
Inc h P'pllli in the stomach. while fat
poops have too much Papsln and not
enough Panomtlna.
Kodol
For Dyspepsia - ‘
contains all the digestive juices that are
found in a. healthy stomach.» and in
exactly those proportions necessary to
enable tha stomach and d tiva organs
to digest and assimilate all coda that may
be eaten. Kodoi is not only a. perfect
digoatant. but it is a reconstructive. tis-
sue building tonic as wle Kodal relieves
Indigestion. D spepsia, Sour Stomach.
Heartburn. Pa. pitstion of the Heart and
Constipation. You will like it.
Didests What You Eat
Rests the stomach. rebuilds the
tissues and gives firm flesh.
a
'71: bottles only. his
III”. any costs and
, on; dollar.
Mud at the hi!-
orator «imam-wot
099:. hieago,U.il.A.
SOLD BY
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY
this forms the loading issue to be do-
cidod in thc next clcction.
We demand the calling of n conven-
tion mustilutcd on III-l basis of popu-
lnliml tn frunle a new constitution.
Following the cxumplc of tho l'uit-
od Sintcs govtrnmcnt, we demand the
establishment of tho eight hour day
for all slntc and municipal \vork.
We dcmaud the enactment of a cor-
rupt pruciiccs act to prevent bribery
and the corruption in clections and
primurics. '
We favor the election of t'nitod
Sluice senators by direct vote of tho
people.
ROOSEVELT WANTS FAIR COUNT.
Writes a Strong Letter to Governor
Kibbey, of Arizona.
l’i>l()i".NlX, Arlz., Oct. -l.———(lnvcrnor
Klbbcy has rcccivcd the following lct»
icr from l‘rcsidcnt Roosevelt:
“My (Ililli‘ (lovci‘lltlr Klbboy;
“i am sorry to say that grave chur-
gos hnvc bccu luudc to me that under
the organization of which you are the
uclivu loadcr ihcro will not be a. fair
count. of the roles on the attention of
Stmchood. if theso charges were well
foundod I need not say to you that It
would bc :1 national disaster. I have
no doubt lhcrc is no (will in tbcnl.
but some prominent people in the
l'nitui Slulcs do believe them, and
thcy urc onm-d in tho belief by some
of thc most prominent people of Ariz-
onu nud Ncu‘ Mexico. ’I‘llerei‘orc, to
ovoid all criticism 1 direct that If you
can in any way arrange it you Will
have l'iulrcscniuiivus of thc Statehood
pcopic present at tho canvassing 0f
thc volt-s on slulchood. i have abut
u copy of this lollcr to Gnvci'nor lid-
izcrmuu of Ncw Mcxico, and directed
him to make the sump arrangement,
that, Is. hnvc ycpl‘cscnlniivcs from both
tho Stutchood and null-Statehood par-
ties prcscnt to witness the count of
tho votes."
(low-rum- Klbbcy. lmnlcdlatcly sent
a copy of this lcltcr to Thomas E. Wil-
son, prcsldoul. oi’ the Joint StalloImod
lmnguc, and wroic him that inasmuch
us no Statehood party has iich the
mono of a cnuiliduic with the tcrriior-
iul sccrctury. hc asks Mr. Wilson to
I'uruish tho names of Bintchoml advo-
cutcu to scrvc on clcciion day and wit'
uuss lho count in ouch precinct.
BULGARIA GETTING BUSY.
(‘UNS’I‘AN'l‘iNili’IJC. ilcl. i.-——'l‘bo
tlciuy on tho part of the Turkish colu-
missioncrs to sign the rcpnri result-
lug from tho inquiry Into thc ironlicl'
dispute regarding tho dciiluitnlion of
n portion of the vininyct oi Adriano-
plc. which ictl to it somewhat sharp
light rccolltiy butwcou the soldicrs
kuurdlug tho liulirariun post at Bujuk
post of Ilcrvish lilogllu bus brolmtii out
:illll Ihc guard on dilly at tho ’l‘urklsh
pruciicuiiy an ultimatum froth lluiuur-
in, which that country dcclnrcs that
unless it Is simlcd by October ii the
lluignriun Il‘tlilllii will bc m'dcrcd to
lmmcdiutciy i-u.occtuiy Bujulr.
" i"... :LR........II
ALL COPPER WASH BOILING. TEA
AND COFFIE POTS
um' nil warranted to be “missions in
every respect.
Call and see them.
HARDWARE. .
m washrooms eraser.
, \Q/lll be Ous‘rtoml at'Na‘w H
.iiailg‘ but hit. I.
Chariot. Dov, ..
a“...
d- ‘ ‘.. k
oven Tam-
'porarily in a stadyu.
, The that lot of the orderdorzliii‘plep-
tlic locomotives which'waro built’by
the Westinghouse Electric and Mann
factoring company for the New Haven
road will be scul from the works at
East I'iltsburg in a few days. These
electric engines will be quartered ut
the New Haven roundhouso, it is
thought until such time. as the New
York division, between Stamford and
Woodluwu is equipped with cloturic
power and ready for the operation of
the ncw trains. A statement by a
railroad official yestol‘day intimated
that it would be ulmut 30 days before
the electric service was put in force.
The new engines were put (trough n
sovoro otuirse of sprouts at the Wsatvl
lnghousc works before they were pass -
cd by the New Haven road authorities
and even collisions were framed up to
see how they would act in case of iron-
ble. The big motor ours fulfilled ev-
ery requirculcnt of the company.
I
OLDEST BANKER IN NEW YORK
STAT
~
m
Dies at His Country Home In Port
Chester, 95 Years Old,
NEW YORK, Ut'l. 'l.“‘“l‘)dWiII‘I.I I3.
Weslcy, 95'- ycurs old. and said to be
the oldcst native hnukor in the stale
died ycstcr-lay in his cmmixy homo in
Port Chester. lie is believed to 1111th
left a luruo fortune.
Mr. Wesley came to New York from
liinssachusotts. llo was employed us it
carpenter’s hcipcr near Boston. Af-
ter ycars of toll he started to walk
to this city. thu he arrived ho had
$0.31. lic sccurcd :1 position as office
boy and wot-kiwi himself up to the high
position which he held in the affairs
of Wall strum. until ills death.
i. in I E: ,s
---D . “Franco's—-
Compound ""oWu "‘
Safe, Quick, Reliable Regulator
Superior to other remedies sold “big I prime.
'Jure uarant . Sumnufuliv use by over
200. I” Women. l'rieo.25 alts drud-
ultloor lyumli. Testimonials and mil-wt free.
In. hal’nnco.
Welsbach
Lamps
- it Foliosing Prices.
I'Mlndolphin. Pl,
N0. 7I302~ilox light. 750
WHITE AIR HOLE LAMP.
N0. 7I308 Box light. $I
FANCY AIR HOLE LAMP.
Above prices include Installation.
lion. Railwagti
iighiingllumpanu
wan
Paper
We consider this sea-
son’s line the best
we ever had.
E. E. Gotham,
DEGORATOR.
TILIPHONM
to ”NOT IT. I NORWALK.
”MW...“ . It... m..._.,,..,..M._
for freight Only.
On and after Tue-dam January I,
1006, Freight Propellers will leave
Jada ”3.13"" .l.“d’°'l.ii::t
I’ I .v ’1
Sunday» a a p. in. - Freight resolved
at )larwalkmp to 4 p. in. and m
Norwalk, tantamount. , .
unmask b'rIAMIOA‘l' pd.
,rum to»
.n.
are built by practical pcopio for
.prnctlcul phonic, and do cxucily
\ what they are advertised to do.
FOR HA IAE llY
litratt l. but, fullest and lull: llain 8i '
The new hoslcry comes in the most
attractive colors. and with dainty fig
urea in chn-uidcry, ciihcr tiny flow-
cr spray or convcuiiouul designs the
latter being an especial hobby (X the
senosn.
Fresh Fish.
SNAPPER BLUES ....... .....120 lb.
BONITA MMlix’liItlEI. ......... 12c. lb.
LARGE NATIVE EELS lid 11).
l'IIl'P'I'IilRll‘ISII ................. lilo lb.
STEAK COD .............. 120 lb.
HERMAN CARP ............... lilo lb.
WHOLE SALMON ............. 120 lb.
SIIICED SALMON . . . . . . . . . . 140 lb.
ICSCALLOPS . .................. dill: qt.
SOFT SHELL (I‘ItAIIS . ....... 650 (hrs,
All other kinds of fresh fish at rou~
sonablo prices.
Ducross.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MARK
Tel. Don.
Orifiklt
No better.
house, $1.00 per case (24 bottlos.) Lb ,4“
quors at. lowest prices.
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.Painiers’ Supplies.
Crockeru.‘
Glassware.
House-furnishing
Goods.
Cloth Window Shades, with fringe. 280
White Curtain Poles, with tlxtlli'ail, 100
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Picture frames and Window
Shades Made to Order.
' Painting and
Decorating. .
W' \ WM V
IWH.DEGKER,
L.
87 Washington Street. "'1 ‘l‘ 7,
Couth Norwllk.
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Brooklyn brcwcry flrm's lager beer.
We deliver it in your
Tel. 1:31.12. .3 '
Central Hotel,
South Norwalk. Conn.
Corn»I Monroe and Chestnut “roots,
«,0.
Joseph Disses, Prop. N
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
1847 1"
PLUMBING AND 8mm
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
BTOVES AND RANGEI.
ILATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Gas and Steam Fitting,
In Fixtures, Metal Calling, IN.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY,
11 was: smear. uonwamr.
Buu { our Saturdau’s
Groceries at our store
[DWIN H. MATHEWSON,
WILFRED BODWELL, Ant. Caitlin
John H. Knapp
Josiah R. Marvin
Christian Ewart: .
Whomu
i IOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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TRANIACTO A GENERAL: IANKINS
V i, , business. .
{131mm emu; IflFfig
1,100,000.00 :3
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$173,500.00 ,
JOHN H, KNAPP, Vice-Pros. 1
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, Cashier. ‘_
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crisscross. ' "in
E. H. Mathewson Henry laymi
Camus! Grammar.
‘J. Wallace Marvin
Jahn H. Light.
Fred H. Rowan.
and Save Monet].
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21 lbs. Granulated Sugar ...... $1.00
3 Pkga. Zest 256
3 lb. Can Baked Beans, tile; 3 for 25c
2 Phys. Cream Wheat .......... 25c.
Sweet Potatoes, per pack 3...... 30¢
J'ipmvm
A. Stu",
24 Cottage 'Ave" East Norwalk.
Phone 223-3.
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names; "as sienna
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can;
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snow white, onopleoo "BtanM" I’m
calain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to Inside!
how dalizhfuily convenient it wool!
he to have hot and cold running water
in your dressing chamber, lie.)
lag apartment of Int floor tom
room? its presence would afford It
the higest degree of comfort.
We will glsdly I‘m“ you prices. 0!
plumbers are stretiy omnpatut II.
phonics. honest and reliable.
Horace R. flash,
CONNIE MAIN AND VIII? m
booth Nam-lit. Conn.
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THI NEW.
HOTEL VICTORIA
on: tumor: snout error
IUROPIAN PLAN.
..Our room a special lesion. 'Ii
and llutrie Lights through-MI. Iv
O" mm h“‘.dl ‘
RATES HIAOONAILI.
final stocked clip l «adaption
A lot line of Asher, «rill I» Can
an 00's celebrated Wines, Nation and
Ola-u always on hand.
1'. a. SULLIVAN, mm.
tinnin .i. smut. 6.0. it n
rooms 9-". am
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FRANK C.
VAN SCOY
PLUMBING. 11311
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HOT WATER, on
AND t:
GAS FITTING. ' :1:
Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper 3
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45
’50 South Main Street. '53:“ 5.;
South Norwalk. Conn. §
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Gregory’s Paint!
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um,
Telephone Call an."
shun Dinners and All Kinds at It.‘
Food Cooked to Order. «J
Bathing and fishing.
Bath Houses to Rent by the lam
John O'flulllvnn.
Proprietor. ‘
Till JOHIIIIB. u wanna
anthems. ’ i
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