Evening sentinel, Monday, October 8, 1906 · page 3

 

 

 
 
 
 

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waarnaitw FORECAST.

For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
', mer to-night. Tuesday partly
cl tidy and warmer. A distrrrbance
that is central this morning over Lake
Superior is producing considerable
cloudy weather with light rain in the
upper Mississippi Valley and the west-
ern portion of the Lake region. An
area of high pressure is producing
pleasant weather with low temperaI
tures in the eastern sections. Light
and heavy rfrosts were reported
thdoughout New England. New York
and Pennsylvania. Conditions favor
for this vicinity fair weather with slow-
ly rising temperature.

 

The Norwaik Bird Club meets to
night at the home of Miss Jennings, 43
West avenue.

Mrs. thn D. Taylor, of Hoyt street;
South Norwalk, has returned home
from a visit in New York city.

Our Brothers' Lodge, 1. 0. 0. F., of
Norwalk, will hold a meeting tc-night
at the lodge rooms in Wall street,

 

 

-—Dr. Dick's cures malaria.

Hon. Ebenezer J. Hill. of Norwalk.
was the guest on Wednesday evening
of the Hon. Allan W. Paige, in Bridge-
port.

of the South Norwalk Congregational
Church will meet the Pastors Aid
Committee. Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock

 

 

A telephone has been placed in the
residence of William E. Montgomery.
at 2 Beltlen Place. Norwulk. Tire call
is 511I2.

Mr. and Mrs, Sidney Guthrie, of
Silvermine. were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. W M. Sharrott, of No If
Wobdward avenue

 

 

Children eat sleep and grow after
taking Hollister’ s Rocky Mountain Tea.
Brings rosy cheeks, laughing eyes.
good health and strength. A tonic
for sickly children Tea or Tablets.
35 cents. ‘ Plaisted‘s Drug Store.

Mr. arzd Mrs. E. Romantic Barnum. .0;
Ch tn str t» ethel. nVe returns
freer: fin thrcge wg‘eks‘ visit at their
daughter's home in Norwaik.

Miss M. Elizabeth Hill. of Fort Ham-
ilton, New York, who has been the
guest for a few days of Mr and Mrs
Thomas A. Skelly. of Norwalk return
ed home this morning.

Mr. and Mrs. Jesse M. Ferric; oi
Passsic, N. .i., spent Saturday at their
summer home on Belle island, getting
some things ready for winter and oth-
ers for removal to New Jersey.

 

 

The Democratic county convention,
in which Norwalk people are taking
considerable interest on account of
the candidacy of Chief of Police Voll
mer for sheriff, will be held in Stunt
ford, to-rnorrow morning at ll o'clock.

tcv. C, S. Mucfarlnnd.-D.D.. pastor
_. the South Norwalk Congregational
Church, will meet the Church Council
at 8 o'clock in tht.I church. In case of
necessary absence the member is ex
pecicd to solid a substituttI represent
ins his or her orb} “lzailon or (our-
mittcc.

 

(Ir-cutest. ionic. and strength produc-
ing romcdy cvcr offered suffering bu.
mnnity. Cures indigestion, constipa-
tion. hcadachs. stomach disorders.
That's what Hoilister's Rocky Montr-
tsin ’i‘en will do Tea or Tablets. 36
cents. Plaisted‘s Drug Store.

it is understood that plans artI being
prepared by two owners of lots itr
ithodonolia Park. near Eimcrcst, for
87.000 residences. it is also stated
that owners of other iots.nre content
plating erecting houses there In a
short time,

 

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Simone and
Miss lletitia Simona have been absent
from town for several days. making a
tour of the Berkshires in Mr. Bimons'
largo nutontobile. The party antici-
pated a very pleasant trip.-—-i’ort Chas
ier Daily Record.

Tire Commercial itocord shown the
real estate sales In The Norwaiks dur
ins; the pastheek'to have been twelve.
with mortgages of $9.140. For tin.I
first week in October. last year. thcrrI
wore iifte Indies ofrmboperty and
mortgages corded of 015.200.

PILEO OUIID IN! TD 1‘ DAYG.

PAZO OIIIJTMEN'I‘. is guaranteed to
burn any calls of itching. Blind, Bleed-
ing or Protruding Files in ii to 14
days or money refunded. 50c.

N IUY' si-s‘ntw sIU’AAflW

 

 

Sii Willi 3308828

GOVERNMfiNT lNOPIGTID.

 

, side of West subs Daisy

 

 
 
 

A‘ sarrerAbronv more
may be difficult to find. Yo osoom may
be pdcullsr. Have no healtn ion In as!-
ing. however that our preparation of
Bee . Wine and iron

will prove just the thing your system
requires. it cleanses the blood.
strengthens the nerves. improves the
appetite.

and mixed in the right proportions to
give excellent results. , ,

500 THE. BOTTLE.

Edy. ill. lleileg ,lt.

Drought.

8 North Main street. Tel. 620-41

Connections for all north and south
bound cars can be made at our store.

 

 

 

v—Dyspepsis is our national ailment.
Burdock Blood Bitters is the national
crrre for it. it strengthens stomach
membranes, promotes flow of diges-
tive juices. purties the blood, builds
you up.

 

Joseph Maloney. of Cranbury. was
discharged from the Norwalk Hospital
Saturday afternoon. Maloney. who is

. said to be subject to maniacal fits was
taken with one of those fits Friday

night and was removed to the hospital

 

Four well-known Norwalk men ins t
their hats over the Wall street bridge
railing Saturday afternoon when a
sudden gust of wind came up. Two
of the hats landed in the water. while.
the owners of the other two wortI for-
tunate enough to have their headgear
land in Klondike Park

 

No sickly women or weak men will
ever regret takinggHollistcrs Rocky
Mountain Tea its brought happi-
ness to thousands of homes. Tea or
Tablets, 35 cents. Plaisted's Drug
Store.

 

The United Manufacturing Com-
pany of Bridgeport, has filed an in-
corporation certificate in the office. of
the secretary of state. its capital
stock as authorized is $50, 000 anti
Philip E. Dudley, Kathleen fl flight
and Robert H. Gould are the incor-'
porntcrs. It is to start business with

wringers and similar
household articles

Purchasers of real estate will do well
to have the title of property carefully
searched by the town clerk or some
oth competent authority: to see that
the rildings are fully insured in re-
liable companies: to have the deeds
recorded pronrptly. and to rent a snfc‘
deposit box In the vaults of the South
Norwslk Trust Company in which to
keep the deeds and other papers that
are altogether too important to he put
away in a desk

kitchen and

 

 

Next Thursday cvcning at 7:45
o'clock“, Rev. C. S. Mncfnrlnnd will
commence a series of lectures on The
Teaching of Jesus. The subject will
be: The Nature of tho infallubllity
of Josus‘ Teaching the first fifteen
minutes of the meeting will consist, of
a devotional service. After the lcc
turn discussion and questions may fol-
low. At 8: 45 a nrectirrg of tho (‘huttb
(‘ouncil will bo held in the South Nor
walk Congregational Church.

 

Colonel Edward Schulzo and Major
Frank E. Johnson. of the First infan
try. C N, 6., rs. Schulze and Mrs
.Iohnsorr wont Friday evening to Wash
lngton. i) C. where Colonel Schuisc
and Major Johnson will attend tIrc nn-
tionul encampment of the Spanish
Wur Vctcrt.rns bcginrriuk to-dny. Mir
for John F Moran. of the First. is also
attending the encampment. and Cub
tnin Charles W Newton will also go.
The Hartford delegation will number
About fifteen.

 

Norwnlk baseball fans Wcrc \cry
ford yesterday between Dnnbury nntl
Stamford. Thr- Hurting Townitss tid-
ministered practically the some defeat
to Stamford as the Norwaiks handed
out to ilnnbr‘rry a week ago Saturday.
Stamford was shut out the llutting
C ity representatives getting three men
across the nitric. Jerk liunlosvy piny-
sd in lcft field for Dshbury and 0mm
servos no small amount of credit In
the victory of the team.

Miss Clark Clemons daughter 91
flannel I. Clemons. has given the en'-
tiro proceeds of her recent appear
shoes as a singer at Norfolk to the
Church of Tran-insulation (Episcopal)
in that town. The money, will be
used to purchase a handsome window
which will be erected in the parish in
memory of Miss Clemens mother. A
committee. of which Mrs. Frank 8
Jones. of New York and Norfolk. II
the head. will select the design and
have charge of the work. Miss Clem-
ens loft "llrigswood" and returned to
her New York home

I 9

George Knox. a south Norwnlk man,
of respectable appearance. was nrresb
on on the Fair Cirouridii yedtémsy riI'
ternoon for disorderly conduct. Special
Policeman Durgy brought Knox into

1.

. the city last night in (tumor him over

to the regular police department. DurI
try and his prisoner worn pnesln thei
eorniir of West and Foster “rests
:v on ex on from thetmsgon

gsndnio a ri yard sift south
sit the
team and went in pursuit of the men.
overtaking him after a short chase. in

i
The ingredients are of high quality

842. 000. and is to deal in pails mop-l

much intcrostcd in the game at Stum- ‘

‘ “Ill monsoon: (lichens spent yesterday
i not“) ury.

H.

Bridleml'i. yflgrdayk

Letter Carrier 1-1.0. Bailey. is on
the sick list today.

in Danhury yesterdaY.. .

Chief of Police William Vollrner was
in Bridleiwrl yesterday. .

N. H. Jones and daughter. of Bridge-
port, were in Mn yesterday.

Miss Kittie Collins, of Dsnbury, was
a visitor in town. yesterday.

 

 

Miss May Collins. of Danbury, spent

yesterday with friends in South Nor-
walk

 

F‘rank Gorman spent Saturday and
Sunday in town. leaving today for Sy
cuss. .
Manager Stephen Moore. of the Dan
|bury£asebaii team, spent yesterday
nr

 

—-—.

Miss Louise M. roster. of Reed
lgegt.i;' has returned from a visit to
lib uin

I Miss was Utzlnger. of Meadow
street. spent yesterday in Bridgeport
with friends.

 

 

Miss Edna Gartner has returned to
her home in Nutley. N. J., after a
visit with Miss Grace Seymour ,of
West street.

 

Yesterday was so pleasant in the
afternoon that many people took ad-
vantage of the weather to walk to R0-
ton Poi.nt

 

Sidney Hill Was arrested yesterday
on a charge" of drunkenness. This

 

the tOWli court.

 

Daniel Donbh'ue, who was arrested
in South Norwalk Saturday night. for
drunkenness.‘ this morning did not ap-

pear in court and a bond of $10 was de- .

IIclur cd forfeited

 

 

Mrs L. Sprague. Miss Sprague, C
D. Kimball. Timothy W Sprague. In
an automobile from New York to flos-
ton. stopped at the Hotel Clifford.
Sunday night.

Miss Adelaide Waterbury. who for a
number of years has been cashier at
A. J. Hisiop‘ a store in this city. has re-
signed her position nnd intends to take
a well earned vacation.

...—...

 

I Mnry Kelly, of Water strcot, South

Norwnlk. reported to the police that
shc had been robbed of 87, which had
been stolen from her room. Saturday.
The police are working on the case
but as yet there is no clue to the thief.

 

 

E. Burton Beers who left y'cstcrdriy
for Waterbury. Iwhere he becomes chief
operator of the Waterbury telephone
exchange, was presented with a very
handsome gold bandied umbrella, Bat
urdny nlh h,t by the operators of thc
local ere huge

 

tiny Fowler, William Skid.l lolrn
By er and William Hitchcock r- r n‘. ves-
tefday in Dnnbury, where they \isited
Bernard Collins. who is how rapidly
progressing toward normal health af
ter his recent serious illness with ty-
phoid fever.

 

coroner George Pdpe. Mrs c. H on
lettc, Mr, and Mrs. R C. Northam, lies
tcr Kross in a PopeToledo machine.
returning from the automobile race on
Long island. stopped at the Hotel
Clifford last night, on their way to
Hartford

 

The members of the Alhambra Stock
Company owned by Hoyt and MW, of
this city. passed through here ycstcr
day morning on their way to Dan
bury. In which city the show In playing
this week There have been several
changes in tire pcrsorrm-l of tho HIIII
pony among them being ilarry Brown
the leading man. who has left the
company.

invitations are out for the wedding
of iIranklln Farrel Jr. and Miss Mnr-
ian Vincent Hrcwrr, daughter of Mr
and Mrs, 1) Austin month. of Boston.
Mass. whose engagement was announc-
ed a few weeks ago. The Wedding
will take place at Trinity Church. Bos
ion. at high noon on Wednesday the
24th of October The wcdding of Miss
EhrirI II‘nrrtIl and George A. (loss. of
Waterbury will take place at thrI An
souls residence of the bride on Wed
ncsdny ncxt
(Iocrgo William Wallace It. Arthur
Mr and Mrs. E. M. Munich Mr and
,Mrs. J. M. Emery, William I. i‘ookc.
Jon Dockingcr Now i';ork Mr and
Mrs D. W. Bennett, Mr. and Mrs i“.
N Brunnr George Young. llronkiyn:
Mr and Mrs" A. (I. 'l‘rowbridgc Wii
iimnniic; Ii ll Miller. t‘;lcvolnml
EL, Wicks, Mr and Mrs i. i. Smith.

H. Swords. South Norwnik:
l’crcy Swords. Stamford: Alfrcd (‘.
Cooke. Hartford; E. l.. l’rrtilkon Nor
wlch; Mr and Mrs M W. l‘tynn. Mrs
M. H. Iirynnt. Now l..ondon; J. A Al
Ian. tlrocnwich. were at the lioicl
Clifford recently.

ANNUAL MEITiNO.

at Children's Aid Iociety Next Wed-
needs'y,‘

The fourteenth hnhusi meeting of
Connecticut Children‘s Aid tioricty
will be held at the Ncwington Home
on Wednesday October 10.

Reports will be given of the general
work the Virginia 1‘. smith Home for
incurable: and the work at Pinpridge

 

 

 

Clue Ma’s.
hing meeting at it ociock at
thM new so col. Chapel building
g‘romio .0 a. m. in t2 the three
houses inlay be visited from i2 to i: 30
nchsonn will be served and a meet
ing for reports rpd hrtci‘ nddressds
ll be held at 8 or.
“Ml“intorested are cordially Invited

Mien
"Ciro lokve City Hall. Hartford. and
New Britain. for Nswington trolley
station every hour and half hour.

 

the city court this morning Khan was
sentenced to sixty days in Bridgeport

 

u sows m Bram.

 

lsil.-Dsnbury News.

 

 

RevJ John '1‘. Huntington is prssi
dent, and Josephine M. Griswold ls

. unitary 9 mar roams

l

 
 
 

I‘Miss Alice Solshn was a visitor in ;

Miss Agnes Rntchford was a visitor ,

morning be forfeited a bond of $10 in 1

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

windy. .be made" moni-

mbmfiodsmeooni-

psi 11. from the

tgminond thi ha:

If youhavetnyrsierions pains; if i are

are indications of inflammation or disIl
incessant. secure, a bottle of Lydioili

Eyinkhom‘d V table “Compound right;

”Minkbsqsi“ of i. an. Mose. wiili
ya on hgr qdviosi you will write
or e of. mm. She is the dough.
tor-ln- low [of will. E. Planners and'
or twenty 3Y9. yep: has been ndvislnjI
sick women (no bib ob urge.
Mills-w Wm ...: .. ..

““II his h it it as
Naomi .Mwi WY! mwmdo’mg-fag

 

 

fill ,
mm W” '
iIltfloonWIlMIo-o

i‘l‘mu. no? we std-l. After
an ”battles“ as hosted the tumor is
"been examined by a

In Wu . -
“val”:
rim arms.

I have nest of e
mor Iow. fifthu‘sy‘iso brought myfiriods:

around maid urn anoint
woli."—-F‘annio ox, TChostnut t8
Month

1:?

Douglas Fowler Post, Grand Army of
the Republic, will hold a regular meet-
ing. this evening.

“—-

Mcssenger Bradbury. who runs to
New York daily. was a trifle disturbed
this morning at a practical joke played
on him. but he been saw the irrnny side
of it and enjoyed the laugh as wall as
his friends. On his book was written:

“Call at A J. Collins and Companys
and get range to take to Albany." He
called and than the absurdity of it
struck him. I'I

_ Town
Assessors’ Notice.

We, the undersigned, hereby give
active to all persons and corporations
liable to pay taxes in the ’l‘Ioun of
Norwalk, that they are rcquircd by law
to deliver to the assessors or either
of them on or before the first day of
November. 1908.1 written or printed
list. dated signed. and sworn to of
all property owned by them on the
first day of Octbber. 1900. liable to tax-
aiion.

N. ll.——l.ists may be rcturncd to the
assessors, at the irsscssors‘ omcc,
1mm Hull building, Norwnlk, and at
the Council Room. iiavliand street;
South Norwnlk, from and Including‘
October Iii, i000. to and including No-
vcmbor I, 1006, said offices to be open
from 10:00 to l2t00 o'clock n. or. and
from 2:00 to 5:00 o‘clock p, in. all
days of the week (Sundays cyccptcdi
and on Saturdays, and on Novcmber
i, limb. from 7:00 Iiniil 9:00 o’clock
in the evening.

Dated at Norwnlk, Conn, pciobor 3.

1900
WILLIAM G. CROCKE'I‘T
0. W. RAYMOND.
ISAAC, SELliECK.
Assessors.

 

 

‘ A Full [And of

Men’s and Boris suits
and Furnishings

nt Popular Prices. .

ll GUTTUEB

ii‘NO. MAIN er. so. NORWALK.
sun to roar seamstress.

lit“ in lttti‘ Ia

 

Bruit State This 3......

bill?

you can not no ssrrika-tAn'A
orswsnr.

We are so sure this Itove will
9min you. that we will ohnrfuiiy rs-

nd your money After a month’s trial,

If you wishih

We invite you to sail. took and com-
PIN.

one cannot-r.

A. J:IA,NGEVINE d SON.

7 rumours. are.
i“ Wuhiilmli IM
me swath. m».

 

‘ An unknown schooner was reported to

, about five miles from
. gamete Gibbs of the Muckegot Life

. ‘ prevented Captain Gibbs from putting
“a . out to the LWhack, ,

. bet-ii

gm.

1 . ..(Prrvm- our", 3..er with bl.H

I at once.
I 364 FAIRFIELD 943,03" BRIDGEPOR‘I'.

 
 

UNKNoWN sosoosss "Assess I
NAUTUCKEIT. Mass. o'ctober s.—

be ashore today oi! Itlft’s Island.
nckegot by

avlng Bindery A tremendous sea

Lifil-IT REGISTRATION IN NEW
YORK. .,

of the greater city in the early part
of this. the first tin of official tprepara-
tinn‘l'or. the I

There wait no disdrkibr. *‘ ‘ ,

 

rryIII-‘Iocrane.
, trachea , ,
Violin Mandolin. Ifinitor.» ,

...?

rtmsnn, New Enyisott' (Sensory/story
FIVKMusie. Ito-ton, 'l'filsbll), will mm
in South“ Nrwslk.12 years
first». Special is me ‘td thief "five
“toying. cm. limited. Regular pu-
' recitals. Mandolin club to form
Addres to

"it:

GUNS AND
AMMUNITION

A. full assortment of single and'
double guns from five dollars up. Also
a fine line of hammeriess guns from
fifteen seventyvilve up.

Rifles and revolvers from two-fifty
up.

A fresh lot. of ammunition in all
gauges and caliber.

‘ .Repairlng Done.
Call at

Norwalit hardware 00.

J;E;;;

DA W!) W. R! YMOND.
Funeral Director
and Embalmor.

19 North Main St. South Norwalk.

Residence, 6 Washington Street.

.Tolephono at house. 134-2.

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.a

NEW YORK Oct. 8'-—,Llsht registra- ‘
. tlon warns reported from every section

lacticniof Novena. '

2.9 «.Main- St.

n «W»? r wat- .3. In”: IIIwW , .In ,.

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SOUTH oaw“ M ‘ ,.
59' ii‘ somrammsvrstaurou‘s always WW“

 

 

“ . . . ..se ‘
w: uni/ore rtue mealtimes L‘r‘ 'ro't int: “atom is on up
PLE HOUBEKEEPING noose. TH E outlines to Moon" substitution
THE ani’rrv Houeswrrs ssoruo vo worn as: MANY mantle
trams NEEDED. :rsrs Is your nepnskrssmo True. AND True
cross is our son A oooo suits: or vous business or orr‘sit
me you soon VALues As THE FOLLOWING: ...

u= lN seen ‘or rowsts A.reai loom damask linen. ti'“'ili.
wide. clover" leaf design. the The Erode
NevenrU tooN ngmy towels in the house.

at 590 yd. . . on
They cannot always be bought at such. I fit in'. half 1,13“th loom damask
prices as those:

t i i , ver heav uaiit I
50 doz. bleached buck towels, size ulp desgn y y (1 y, ps-

and at 7.50 yd - .
86 in. by 18 in. While they last at 100. 70 in bleached table linen W
All linen unbleached stable tow- T
els. value 17c each. for 12%c each. open Work border. Value 75° VAL. for

590 yard.
We havejust secured a few more .... ,-
of those real Russian crash towels. BUY 359 EPREADB "OW- .,_
to sell for 170 each. Eyery item of bed spreads ‘oifeflid
An extra large and heavy weight in this ad. is Drilled at a liberalpf‘o-
hemmed bath towel. special for 26c auction from normal prices. There

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each. should be some beer had spread intr-
YOUH TABLE LINEN ing in this store during the next
, OPPORTUNITY. days. '

We take a liberal loss on our legit-
imate profit here with a. view to don-
bling our linen sales-Thus:

54 in. unbleached damask, for 260
yard.

62 in unbleached damask a. 59c
grade. at 50c yd.

Mediumw weight}: honeycomb" Iberi-
spreads, last a few remain, for 890

A very heavy grade of crib spreads,
value :1. 25 for' 31. 00.

Extra large size and hoary weight
bed spreads, handsome designs and
fine weaves, at 81. 50.

 

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trees.

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83-85 Washmg'ton

 

Unis rel-lags.

Umbrellas are as necessary in a way as bread and butter .

We buy our umbrellas direct from the manufacturer and for this rea-
son can give you the very best values on the market at the lowest prices.
Our dollar umbrellain 26 in. and ’28 in. sizes is a great winner. and can be
‘ had in a good variety of handles.

N..-ERYANdsCO.

'86 Washington St.. So, Norwalk.

Telephone 474.
M. 5. SMITH o COMPANY.

WE HAVE THE STOCK~PRICES ARE RIGHT.

 

 

 

Look at the Specials.
Outing Flannels, Flanneiettes, Fleece Downs.
Flannel Blankets. Comfortables.

-;

 

 

 

alrty

A Sinrple Fact Simply Stated
about
Correct Clothes for Men.

Stop in and let us try on one
of the new fall sack coats, in
your size. and you are sure of
a true fit—~for every site Is
graded into the smallest possible

variation of measurement.

a
——_.

Open Monday, Wednesday.

and aptnrdsy MW,”

flSEPH llillS.

TAILOR
otorsrs'n.
HA‘I’TII.
runsrsssn.

Oil Wuhln It ”not.
South orwslk. ...

 

 

 

‘1: 2.:

_ Coal !

' HEAT, N0 wss'rro. .

 

 

 
 

NOTICE 1
MRS. llRiiiV

Has received a carload of
fine Iioavy buck and (loath

Horses.
and they can be seen at

Stables In Cons;
A Jack of all Trades

Is not or... the to want when
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is m rots use when I uy'A
m. m M” tar-I2
small I. spasm. .
smooths. room and M rues.
Monroe Itrsot. Io. "omits

 

AW... -.. “a...

liter. . Proper Eyeglasses
V‘Ar‘s sour eyefmurrerisykla m}? ?
[43" “Mi” F38“ UNKAIV [VII

Homer ,3. Hart.
. Titanium “II-oil»

thrusting“ Optician.
Items 7 one at: stud Ian Millilidln',
Ionth Nomslir, Coon.
“special appointments at convenience

«Mann. 0-4.1: is, 18: Mr.
«now "who. M

 

 

WAIGTB FROM ...

‘ such we court comparison.

Lace Curtains. ‘
Hosiery and Underwear. ,
Window Shades, Curtain Rods and JPoles. Oil Cloths, Etta.

M. s smrra a COMPANY

on Washington Street. gently NW1 ii}.

Coal i

There are numerous kinds of Coal. OURS iS THE GOOD KIND—ALL

Try a ton aud‘be' ébpv‘lnced. The proof of the coal-“is in the herding.
PROVE cuss. V

ran HARRIS scans COMPANY

woos. rrav oars. GRAIN AND s'rnaw. . .- .
as wares 5"; some sorrow ._ k

The Paris Blink ti. Suit House

33 SOUTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK. TIL. 308—12-

Sale tor ihrcs Days lint Will Surprise You
0000! ALMOST GIVEN AWAY.

Twentieth Country women demand large assortments and good “this.
They find siren: here. ;0nr steadily increasing business proves it. if you
wear our garments you can move in any moiety because they have style and
grace to them. and our prices for our class of goods are very low.
really get for. them. in New York city a little more wholesale us woo, fit???
them in this town. That's why we got so much business.

Phone 690

 

i quick sales and small profits and for this sale we will still“ lower in'

once- . . i ,...',‘._..
LAorssI Loss some room sore walrus
tAurssI sum anon sites To «one

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