.. taro. and Household Goods for three
51 WASHINGTON 8T.
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'.l.l.l.fl.l.l.l,l:l I,I,I.
Mm
Local New titles.
wLatent style Derblcs at factory
prices, at Bodwell's. 54 Water St,
David W. Raymond is intending the
lianbury Fair today.
~New Buckwheat, 40 lb. It‘.D.L. & Co.
Several specials will be found in the.
adv. of Louis Joseloi’f. . Read it.
—-lt‘reslt Hunts, itir. Bulttcry’s.
Rev. Ii. S. Brown. of Burton, was
it visitor In town .t'ostet'du)’.
lluy your cool of tho ilnrris & (inns
Company. They kcop good cool. Sec
udv.
Excellent valncs‘in the grocery line
at Dibblc'n. Sec :tti.
Cttt‘tuinn. draperies unll upholstoi'y
fabrics. at Road's. See ad. {or other
shpociuls.
Labor Organizer John .I. O'Neil. of
Bridgeport. was in town, this morning
on business. '
——Crunborries. lOc qt.
Sale of shoot music
See ad.
Salt: of sheet music at itltiggorntnn's.
See ad.
Magnetic vnlncx in woitton‘s
and suits at tho ltoston Store.
the ad. .~
“’GI‘IIII. Sugar, to ’i-2 lbs” 500.
Lutvton & Co. ‘ 3
Distinctive clothes for particular
'young men at Scllcck and Prim-'5. See
ad.
~-Honto-mado or link Slflllfliigtt, 120
iii. Ilnyos‘ Market.
tiny for cash aitdvcolicctpink stumps
ui tho New York Grocery Company's
store. See ad.
'l‘lll‘ittl pounds good Shoulder Strait.
llnyes' Mario-t.
Miss Eva Banthcrgor. oi‘ Buyottnc. N.
llt‘.D.L. & (‘0,
at; Coleman‘s.
cont 5
Rc :1 ll
F. I].
or .
(ML.
J., has iii-en vinttlné Mrs, Itoburt
l’i'itl‘SOI’l. of lluviland strnbt.
Spocittls of interest to tho Imusw
wife at United (lroccry Company. Soc
hd.
——lt‘rcsh Shoulders, 12%0. linttcry‘s,
Everything in the dry goods llnc at
M. S. Smith 8: Coin, uitd thc prices
are. right. Road the ad.
I“. I), L. & (‘0.
A regular meeting of Olive ilritnrlt
Lodge. lt’nighw oi‘ l’ythiutt, won itclu
lust. ovcnlng at tho ltttlgr' rooms In
Washington stt'cct,
~—-}<‘ret-tlt ilunts, itlr lli.; Ill‘l‘.\ll llocks,
12r. I-iilycs' lilitrkot.
’l‘ho Not-walk llird (‘luh will ltold its
regulut' monthly inccting on Monday
owning, tictolicr h‘. nt tlic ltoino oi
Minn ~--—.. Kirby vlcituingn. 13 West
Hll'
~(héltti'y', 8c root.
;‘ at. HI)‘ii‘ lint-lites at l‘urtory
pi’irt pt iiodwoll‘tt. :i‘i Witter St.
----l<‘rettlt Shouldcrs. l2‘,t_-r. llttttcry'n.
A boy's (‘luli was not tl'eot'gaulzcd
lust iilgltt. ut Ht. I’fllll'H (.‘hlipol, no to:
poctcd. the matter being postponed to
it later (lilli‘. owing to thr- Iilllit‘lltfu of
boys.
~ l’rinte Iiili litiust, I'll/5‘0. lluilory'o.
M. W, Mcaghor, of tho Meughet-
cllutlng t‘olnpnny or l’iltttburg in
iii town todity importing wonio work.
which hln tirni liun done ill lhv lluli'
Iilltih‘l. It‘utltci'n‘ Iiuildlng lit Wont Nor»
wulk.
--~l.utotit style licrtttos iii tttctoi‘y
lil‘it‘l‘rt, Ill Itodwcll'o. i'i-l Witter Ht,
'l‘hv Itttv, .i. A. ititldlo, who won for-
merly rcrtor oi (lritru F. ii. t'lttirclt
Now Iinvt-n. Iliiti jut-it. resigiliod on we»
tor of (‘III‘IKI Metitorlul Pratt/stunt
l-inrropul t‘lturrli of North llrookih-hl,
MtlkH., on Ill'COIIlIl of ill Iltlitllh. 'l‘lu-
iIt-v, Mr. iihidlt- ill. diffcrcni thin-u, won
I'i'i'ltil' in Milford. South Mitiu-huntcr.
and u iiilitim' of tho South Norwnik
i‘vntgrugittlonul Church.
At ii rogulnr romtnunicnlion of SL
.lohn'n IIIIIKI“, It‘. itnd A. 1th.. of Nur-
wulk. hull owning. the. Ill‘lii tittgrco wuit
miti’errcd on mm riindidlttu. 'l‘lw
lodiic hon received and occupied an lit-
l’ltnlliill to viult Ark lmtw‘un di’lorge-
town on Octolit‘r Ztid. ' It, , uxpuhitul
tliut it big doinguiiou will niltomi.
A daughter Ililii boon lioruto Mr. llII'l
Mru. i4, Cumilnne. of 45 ltihor itii‘t'tit.‘
Norwnlk.
minimal) Iiorblett. O'Britln.
ilrorgv i-‘. Wultorn. A. it. Itohlnnon.
Brldgoport; .lnmcn (lurvin. W ll. Iilllit.
ti. ii. Phillips. thunk J. .lloty/eli, E. II.
(lootitlwr. Rimll Cnrtor. Mn and MN.
It. .l. ’l‘huumon. W. B 'i‘nyllor. New
York; Ii 19, Montague. Anaottlu; W. S.
Hardin-r, l’mvtdrnro. R. Li Edward
McGRImlmt. H. M. Burr, [Lift Lowlii.
(inorgr w. L‘lmndlor. Georg
It‘. (1. Abbott. .lr.. R. A. Fynnl. Boston:
Will W. Kirk, J. F‘. Stillman. Now Co
mum; tieorgc E. Knhn. Hartford: Mr.
and Mrn. .l. W. Brown. Wentt heater, N.
Y., wore guent at the How Cliflord.
yesterday. I
‘ ,. ii‘IAooumrana roan s cs
. ,~ ammo
200 Candy. 286
l
3- to the amount of 3350.00 and in that
'j proportion for s tsrgor oum.
illlltlillitlllill
1A Webb. ‘
‘.
ARI YOU INIURIDI' ' ‘
When It can be done It to mail a
. cost wh not protect yourself?
For .10 you can inouro your Furni-
. years anslnst loss or dlmauo by Fire
Very Respectfully,
TAYLOR a GOLDEN,
Real Eototo and incur-poo Agents,
74 Washington street,
Telephone No. 213-2
. FOR Bov’s.
- Stamford, - Conn.
EXPERIENCED TEACHERS.
School-house well equipped, well
lighted and well heated. 133 boys pre-
pared for college; hundreds prepared
for business. Manual training. Free
band drawing. Athletics“
ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR.
~Leg oi’ Lttntli. itic. Buttery‘n,
Chit-f oi‘ I'ollcc 'i‘ltotnma Bradley. of
Norwalk, had his bandit full this morn-
ing with a “drunk” who sold his name
was liarncy Kelley, and that ho Wilt-l
employed itt blunt avenue iiii u Janitor.
Kclloy was wurncd to get, of! tho
htt'ccts'liy tho child. but rviusctl illlli
wus pluccd under arrcnit lie went
along doclluly enough for it short din»
tunce and then resisted. 'l‘ltc chict
was obliged to sit on the man tiiitil he
itcnt for a truck to curry ltltit to thct
policc stutton. Kelley was timl tip
with u ropc uttd llllRIltPil into the truck.
He will hc brought hoiort- tho court.
tomorrow morning.
I Town
, Assessors’ Notice.
We. the undersigncd, ltortvliy givc
native to llll pursuits and cot'ptirtttiotts
illuhlv to pay tuxcn lit the Town oi"
. Not'wulk, that tiny ill‘t' required by low
to dclivor to tho assessors, or plil‘lm’
Iol‘ them, on or liciorc the first day oi‘
Noventlior, lititti, u writton or printed
illst. dutcd. signed. and sworn to, of
all property owned by them on tho
first day of Ul‘lfllll'i', thou, liulslt- to tax-
union.
1 N. ll.—»Llst>= may he roturnod to tho
assessors, at tltt‘ ax‘scssors‘ Ollict‘.
l'l‘own llall building, Norwztllt, and at
jtllt‘ Council Room, llut'ilund sircct.
South Norwulk, front and including
Octoher 15. littlti. to and including No»
vomiier ], lililti, nuid of’llt-vn to but upon
from 10:00 to 12:00 o‘clock a. in, ttiul
from 2:00 to 5:00 o'clock p_ in., all
days or III" Wool: tSuiuluys I'Xt‘l‘plt'tll
and on Snittrtltiys, and on Novcinlwr
l, lttttti, from 7:00 until fiitltl n'rlnrlt
iii ihc owning.
I llutvd nt Norwulk. (Hutu, tit'ltllu'i‘ :2.
until.
\\‘ll LIAM (d, t‘littt‘Kltl'lW‘,
i). W lIAYMtiNIi.
ISAAC SELLlCt‘Ix’.
Assoc: urn.
Osteopathy.
DR. JEROME D. WIRT.
Osteopathic Physician,
I 12 Isaacs Place,
Norwalk. Conn.
Phone.
Graduate of the A. T. Still In-
stitute of Osteopathy, at Kirks-
ville, Mo.
Licensed by Connecticut State
Board of Health. |
SALE OF BIG HITS.
ALL THE LATEST
Sheet Music
i50
FOR SATURDAY.
DON'T Miss THIS BALE.
WM. A. bitibthiMAN'S
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 134 Washington Bi.
Agsnt tor Crescent Laundry.
Will] Not litlll Your
.Own Home?
Iil‘IlIii me mlvutu'ing itll tho time.
and druiruhlo iiItill'lliII‘nIN urn homun-
ittit itcitrcci' (ivory titty. Wt- burn it
numln-r oi‘ wry tlcitlrutiln homcu {or
attic, illlii run make the teriun and
price right.
J. M. Layton 8o 00.,
l iNCORPORATED
5 Railroad Avonuo.
So. Norwoln
”Odour-day Solo
Shoatuidusic
lOc
COLEMAN’S
1 it run MNtEwm' "hi"... N m.
0 A II II om
lam m A. O. Crucial lsuhuii
' W W "I
l
Cold Rooms
If you only know how much comfort
can be derived from u PERFECTION
Oil Heatcr~how simple and economical
its operation. you would not be without
it another day.
You can quickly inakc warm and cozy
any cold room or hnilwny—~no matter in
what part of the house. You can heat
water, utzd do many other things with the
PERFECTION
Oil Heater
(Equlpped with Smokeless Device)
Turn the wick us high or low as
Cari-y heater front room to room. Al parts easily cleaned. Gives
intense heat without smoke or smell because equipped with smoke—
less device. . “
Made In two finishes—nickel nittl jit illl.
fully embossed. Holds 4 quurto ( f oi and burns 9
haunt. Every ltcntcr wart-noted. II vou cannot get
heater or information front your ricolcr, write to
nearest agency {or descriptive circulur.
1you can—there's no danger.
Brass oil {cunt beauti-
-._ -W
Lamlp cannot be
THE
Ra. a equalled for
its bright '
and stcnvly light, siittplc cott-
struciion mid nlisol utc sttictv.
Equipped with lutest improved liuntcr. Mode cf
brass throughout and nickel plated. An ornament to
any room whetherlibrary.(ii'iting-roottt. parlor or bed-
room. Every lump warranted. Write to nearest
agency if not at your dealer’s.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF N '
You can buy Grain and Fowl for ntorc inoncy, or you can
my elsewhere. the price we ask. llut you cannot equal
m...
anywhere. the good quality of our grains or the good scr-
vlce we give.
Buy Oats Thats Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
We are nour—
Justus far as tho
ncurost lath-rho:
or telephone.
,
Loose Ital little BililliS
at
Wm. P. Beers’
Book and Stattoticry Stores.
49 Wall St, Norwalk. 6 So. Main St.. So. Norwa‘k.
fi-
/ \./ \/ \’ “ “
Merrill Night School
OPENS OCTOBER 2. 1906.
Classes in
. BOOKKEEPING. SHORTHAND. TYPEWRITING. PEN-
MANSHIP, ARITIIMETIC. GRAMMAR.
SPELLING.
Tuition, $5.00 per month. All Books Free.
SEND It‘OR ENROLLMENT BLANK NOW.
Address. MERRILL COLLEGE.
United Bank Building. South Norwalk. Conn.
COAL AND woODW
. AGINTB FOR
Bowker’s Fertilizers.
B. Hershfieid 8: Son.
122 WATER STREI'I‘ "'1 I“.
BECK BOOKS
“ULTIVATE
ARE
, IN EXPENSES.
You have a complete expense book
when you pay your biilo by check
hills
flllll
iiiii
noun snowman
(I
0P1!" mom
9 o a.
r it ,.
an‘runoAv avznmo. ° ,
“ 7° " TRUOT runes.
x:—
l m I!
u wunmoron in. mm 2103me
,. bat-1.44». .. I»
i
7 fxgxtm *
FT“
”no isENriNEfil *
. s
'itoortrs"
Saturday
Unit
290 lb.
FRESH EVERY WEEK.
iii lllluil Pharmacy,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15-2.
FREBI DELIVER Y SERVICE.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
trim. S'rttmn'r, ‘ttiiti a. nri.—~Prlcos
of stocks ittovtul irregularly in tho
opening dealings on at small volume of
business. (‘nnndiun I’aciilre fell 1%.
unit l’cnttsylvitnlit. Sugnr and llnitod
Stilton littlihot' largo fructionn. A 1150
of 154‘ in licntling and or 7. iti Wabash
ptd. were tho only conspicuous gains.
WALL S'I‘itl'IlC'i‘, ll it. nt.~-’I‘ltc scl-
llng orders at tho otttsct WOI‘i‘ soon dis.
poned of, :tnd tho hulls, finding no cf-
l'cctivc opposition. Itltl up prices. But“
ing centered in l'ttltcd Statics Stecl
and tlu- high ltl'lt‘t'tl l‘iIlll‘titttlrt, Includ-
ing tho liarriitntn and Hill stocks.
Itlustci'ii stocky: t‘eflvctctl littlo (if lit-ud-
ittg's HIl‘t‘ligIll and Pennsylvania was
decidedly hour): l'ititcd SIEIII‘H Ruh-
lil‘l‘ t‘tlllllllllt'tl to low ground. l'ullitti:
i‘t».
WALL S'l‘lll-Zli'l‘. Nuoti.-—- l'i'icos con-
tinnrd to rixi- :dugglshly cxcopt l'vnn-
t4_\‘l\'IllIlli, which run otl‘ ttcut‘ly a point
on a rumor, Ililt‘l‘ViIl‘ilS comrudirtml.
oi' lilt‘ tlt‘iilll rii' I’i'ositltnt (‘nsszttL
littlltis wcrt' l'l"lil.
\\'.\l.l. S'l'ltiilf'l‘, l p. ltl. "There was
not citougli Illlslllt‘fis (lotto llt'IWtI‘Il
I2! and l o‘clock in lil'(ltltli‘t‘ tiny tit-ci-
tlcd change in priccs.
FAIRFIBLD CONGREGATIONAL
ASSOCIATION.
'l‘hc l~‘uii'llcltl Association of Coitgru-
national Minister‘s and tho Pastor‘s
lem‘ t'luli met with livv, and Mrs.
Iiill‘l iti Wilton on 'i‘ues‘dat'. ’l‘ltc l'us-
torx‘ \Vit't‘h“ t‘lllll ltud Illt‘ll‘ tttccting at
the partlonuuc :tt lttzftti und wvrc unl-
tll't‘FSt‘ti liy Bliss Iiilliiigs on “Woitit-it
M Allsrzittttnt‘ltu-i and i':i:ttt~t'~." 'l‘lu-
ulttttclniitui mot in tho ('lltll‘t‘ll In llu'
turmmtut. and on lllt' clittt'clt luwn itt
lIlt' :lIIi‘l'tltitill ;:nd discussed Illt: tonic.
"'I‘Iit- licrit'nl ol‘ t‘ottscicitcv," 'l'ltt‘
lint". MI‘NHI‘TS l’ncknrd, (il‘t’i'li and lb"
l’cw ltd ltt thv discussions, \\‘lllt'll
\t't-t‘t- pttt'iitiputcd lit by others, 'i'ht-
Indies of tho Congregational church.
uutier tho tlit'oction ot‘ tltv sccinl cutti-
lillllt't‘. spread the tables iii the (‘hlllh‘l
with a most bountiful collation, which
tltn visitors Hi‘t'litt‘ti grcuily to citjoy.
iilltl iot' \“illtll tltcy oxtcndcd must
lit-urty iliuitku. 'l‘hv duv \I‘llS licuutifttl
llllil thc Illl‘t‘ lug :l Stlt’t‘t'm‘»,
CA$TOR IA
~ For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
$3,944. 4m
TORTURED SEVEN WIVES TO
D ATH.
E
PARIS, Uri, 5.«-'l‘huh Thai. king of
Alllllllll, Ilt'l'IiI‘tllllL' to t-iloricu rouehinsz
l’tti'ln it'oni lndo-(‘hltttt, has again been
guilty of nun-h llll‘iit‘lllt‘il thut tltc
lt‘rvttnrh govt-ruincnt iiiuy Iu- compul-
icd iii adopt rigorous disciplinary limi-
Hill'i‘fi, Iih it did on it previous occu-
sion. 'l'itt- itiulht report tltitt in Ant;-
tint thc king wait nvizmi with u honil-
utility ntuniuc ili‘tlt'i'i‘ti ttI‘Vt'Il of hill wi-
vcn to Ilt‘ cwcutmi tutti looked on with
delight \vltilc Iltot' wvro Nlotvly tortur-
vd to ili'ilIII.
A i‘cw tlltM-I lutcr tho hing ultoi down
it prlurc. \tliti Willi tho lnui Nlll't'lvllm
min of King Mlnlt Mung. Win-n tho
lt‘rvnch l‘vrltlt'lil t‘illli'tl to rriiioitnirir
to with ltltn the king tli‘i'llllt‘ll to lli'l-
itiit hint to t‘llii‘t' the point-o. The
king wnuh ti to coiiio to l'lll‘lii. ill-l the
king of t‘ttiithodht did, but the French
prmm ili‘t'liil‘i'ii IIIltI unqli u Iiond Hllilll
nevi-r lw iiIIUWi‘Il to Vllill Fl'iilit'l'.
500 MILE BOOKS GOOD ON CENT-
RAL NEW ENGLAND ROAD.
It won ttiinmmrud tnduy by tho Now
IIitt'en I‘ottd tlutt tho hilil tuiiva ntilu-
our books Wittlitl liliitt in: "rm-titted mi
hire on tint line» of the Control Now
I‘hlfllilllil ruliromi, which Iliiit Ilt't‘li ow-
iwd tor Hillllv tiittn by tho Now York.
Now llnvmt ttitd lint‘iford ituilroutl
Company. 'I'lllii in flllilillitt' of tho
irnilt’oud t‘onronnlonn to ill! patron:
Wiutitu iuminortn "my call them in
polntu on tho Now Engluitd road.
Ilniil roomttiy tho Mill miln hookti
Wll‘it good only in tho «into in which
they worn inilurd, Iitii following tho m:-
licy or othvr largo oyntrms tho Now
linvmt provider; that them: liotikn in-
good on till tin Ilium.
TOOK SPECIAL CAR.
M.
Boat-o the
Signature of
President Hadley sud Parity Attsnd
Ridglt’loid Wedding.
Prouident A. 'l‘. Hadley, of Yale uni»
vornhy. accompanied by Mrs. Hadley
and a party or 2h friends. including
the low. Nivwmun smithe. left New
Haven for Ridgonetd. Conn. in a spot:-
lui car attached to the 10:30 train you-
tnrdny morning.
This Now Httvon party attended the
wedding of Mrit. Hudley'n hrothor
itay Motrin, to Miro Katherine tirin-
nell of Brooklyn. N. Y.
The mommy took til-co in the
ntqmnem anticipation“ Church, tbs
Roy. Newman Myths flotation.
J
«WWQM, mum... momma
institute
in Pailitu
Jiuitesli Duality.
ill Young Men
has been the keynote of the suc-
cess of our Young Men’s» Depart-
ment. This season you have only
to look ovor our great number of
styles and wonderful Assortment
can surely suit your taste as well
as your purse.
Every garment is snappy—
brimful of smartness, exclusive in
design and the fit you will not be
able to have surpassed—if equal-
led—by the best tailor in the city.
If it is anything to you to lead
the style processmn instead of
bringing up the end you will sure~
ly want one of our
YOUNG MEN'S SACK SUITS
of extra smart single or double.
breasted cut. with or without con-
ter vent, finished with broad la-.
pels, wide collar and athletic
patterned worsteds. cheviots and”
tweeds,
At $10 to $20.
YOUNG MEN‘S OVERCOATS
of specially selected overcoatings of fashionable weaves and colors,
cut 46 inches long. shaped-to-waist. deep center vent, creased sides
with flare; also conservative models—some “Cravenette” rain-
proofed,
$10 to $22.50.
SHOES FOR 'MAN 0R. BOY.
Fall styles now ready.
Selleck 8- Price.
HEAD—TO-FOOTERS.
98 Washington Street.
South N orwalk.
in not; Smog;
Weeloiy Warrant, (for the arrest of orders, large or omail).
Cooking Apples, Baldwins and Greenings, at 25c peck, or for a short
time, 31.75 per bbl. Cheaper now, than three weeks from now. .
Seiden Pears in good condition for doing up. Cheap at 60c basket.
Homo Laid Eggs, 20 to 25 dozen to sell at 400 per dozen. Cooking £99! 5
at 28c dozen. and good.
Some particularly rich Cheese nowon sale.
Cranberries, 2 qts., 259. .g
A fresh lot of Drake's Cake now in.
Sweet elder, now going. 250 gal.
Boiled Ham, sliced on our machine, new stock in.
Fine lot Shoulders. what will it be?
and please.
LORENZO DIBBLE
Telephone Call 26—4.
and wish to Ill" shown. giw me it cltun cc to show you the purchasing possi-
lilllilcn of a little money in tltitt. the h'llll‘t,‘ whore the
ed to short» the prom.
Hope to serve
wngoenrner is invit-
l mu not sacrificing quitlity to nutkc low prices, but
I uni sacrificing ll part of tho profit to make union.
High in quality, low in price in tho rulc [but has won this store its
hunt oi plcuucd ptttt'oitn.
llert- nrc ll row cye-opcncrs front u ntoro lull of equally good bargains. ,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR innkcn tho Hillilc lionutiiuily light ctikoo that moth-
i‘l' used to ntuko. Try it purkugc. ltlc.
HEINZE'B PICKLEB, Ii litrgo sumo rtnwni of those standard goods: Mix i.
Mliiilill‘d. Sweet and l’lhlll in bulk itt be nor mottsuro,
CRINKSHANK'S PICKLE8,u lino itsttortntont of nicely hoiilod anode:
wv glrc one bottle fruit with ovory ti ve liottlon purrhunod at 10¢ per bottle.
NATIVE RED ONIONS, rmxh goods. Junt nrrlvvd, Al qtmlity,
tum til (hone. plccn. be per qi.; 350 per pk,
EXCELLENT EGGS, Bolling to-duy ttt 2th: por don.
CREAMERY BUTTER. rich unit HWi‘itl.
horn "ii 2'10 [101‘ lb.. why go rtlncwhoru?
will move
i it‘l. l
Wlion you cun buy such butter
OWEET CIDER, fri'HII from tho p rctm, niitdo front line rtiuuot upping; tho
kind you mod to hiltlk through It ntruw-lmw long tum? Try a gallon.
tit. 25c. . I
TOMATOES, irruh iuid Int-go. (it: nor qt.
BAKER'8 COCOA, titko honto n it
saved. 17¢ per rnn.
Hitiurdny only.
an nnd toll tho hunlly how‘nuch you
. |
ROCKWOOD’B CHOCOLATE, rrli-ip. ironlt gomtn. smiling tit. lilo oar coke.
EXTRA LARGE CABBAGE. l’ick out tho hlggtmt Itoudii. They are
only lir per hood. Hutnrdny only.
CANNED oooos. We hnvo Within 11 special discount or 10% on 1 dot.
lots. eithnr straight or unsorted. Wu nrn nluo giving it upon-lot domonitrution
or thono good». Let in! show you tint quality of the goods Ifllltle the can.
if «oiling Iiii'lt‘l)’ innit-grade good it «t the above prices iii not sharing tho
proilta with my (illiiiomvl'il i need intuition In arithmetic.
i . a. V
Louis Joseloff,
72 NORTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. FA LL. 693-:
tinted LiiiIt
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