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wounds nonsense. , ‘I
: For Norwhllr and‘ vicinity: I' Fair tO- I
night and Tuesday A disturbance that
Is central In Texas is productng con
siderable cloudy weather wl h light
rain In the Southwestern sections. An
area of high pressure in the Lake re
glen Is producing pleasant wctrther‘irr
the central and eastern sections. A
slight disturbance is central of! the
coast near Hatteras. Northeast storm
warnings are ordered along the coast.,
Conditions favor for this vicinity fair
weather with slowly rising tempera-
lures.
Mrs. Pearl English was a visitor in
Bridgeport, Saturday.
_ Charles Lockwood was a visitor In
Bridgesport, yesterday.
Today is the last chance to hand
In your name as a voter. .
Mrs. O. 1. Allen. of Westport, visited
friends in Norwalk on Saturday.
Miss Margaret Mockler, was in
Bridgeport, yesterday, on a brief vi-
sl L
.--Dr. Dick's cures malaria:
Adam Groeschuer spent yesterday
in Bridgeport With relatives and
friends.
Mrs, Elizabeth Tews, of Weston, has
goon to housekeeping In South Nur-
wxllk.
Colfax Encampment will hold a re
gular meeting. this evening at 8
o'clock. ’ I
Mr and Mrs I M. Hoyt will take
up their residence at the Malrnckemo
Hotel today
cBrnard Collins Is rapidly recover.
ing his strength after his recent ill-
nose with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Marie Banks and Miss Clara
Banks, of Weston, are the guest of
friends In Norwalk.
General Russell Frost, who is so
journing at Gsrxlen City. spent yester-
day in Seutb Norwalk.
Frederick Pitzer, who has been seri
ously III with typhoid fever. is rapidlly
recovering his good health.
Mrs, Edward Godfrey. of‘ Grove
street, will entertain the Ladies’ Unit-
ed Whist Club, Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Curtis
have gone to Asbury Park, New JerI
sey, where they will sojourn for seve
ral days.
Miss May Hamilton returned to
South Norwalk last evening after
spending Sunday at her home, In Wes-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Adams, of
South Norwulk were over Sunday
gucsts In Southport of the Iuttcrs pur'
our!
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'l'hc schoollr‘Ir Two Sisters. of New
Brunswick, has arrived with a cargo
of Iutlr for thc Hutch and Bailey Lum-
bcr Corrrpuny.
9 The Southern New» England ’l‘cIcI
phone Company Is distributing Ibo
ncw toll-phone directory, which Went
Into tIffIIr-t yesicrduy.
.loscplr Horrdrickson, who Is employ-
IIII III the plant of the Locomobile (‘om
puny of Bridgeport spent Sunday at
his ironic in Noruulk
The members of the Ladies' United
Whist (‘Iub will be entertained tomor-
row afternoon by Mrs. George II‘. (lod-
Ircy, of tlrovc street.
(‘ornplulnl is made by Norwalk
sportsmen that some gunners are glo-
iug out In the woods and killing whole
flocks of quail. whereas It would be
much better to allow some to escape
This is a matter that cannot be re
gulated by lbw. -
Plus wasp iN o tro '14 save.
PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to
cure any case of Itching. Blln I‘SII’I';
ing or l'rotrudlng Piles lnI5 4
days or mo 3! roltllilled. 500.
.3 IOUTH MAlN OTNIIT.
.l.
lilo, speeches and a supper to cap the
9 Ipsphght by everyone who takes
' _ personal pride In the perfection
of their individual appearance.
no; th,9atpu r pose
Wfi “My 0”? 3099MMEND
DANITOA- assumption...
'Toctli Powder il.6o
'r9‘oth thrills; ...... 260 and sec
, Tooth Paste 2,...60
Tooth Brush .. ............ .ahe
Toilet Powder. . . . . . .. . . .250
Bath Powder .............. 26c
FaceCream 260
Toilet Soap ..... .....9......260
Shaving Sticks 2.6a
in iii-pd lat.
expla}n
th hfprcpurations to 1:11.90
[u I Klllili, Jr
" " Drupgist.
a Norjth9Mnln 8t. Tel. 626—3.
Connection for all north and
south hound cars can he made
at our store.
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Uncas demakers' Association will
start a penuchle tournament, tonight.
and will serve refreshments at the
close of the regular meeting.
Joseph Disesa Is to have his house
on Place street remodeled so that it
will accommodate four f,amilles The
contract has not been let as yet.
Miss Edna Wigham. teacher in the
Plattsville district. Southport, passed
Saturday and Sunday in Norwalk with
Irer parents, Prof. and Mrs. H. B. Wig-
ham.
The ladies of the First Methodist
Episcc Church will meet for sew-
ing on .v’ednesday afternoon at
o'clock, with Mrs. A. D. Wadsworth
Mess Hill.
M
George Williams, of South Main
street. who 'has acceptor] a position
with the Hardy Hat Company. In New
Haven. was a visitor in South Nor--
walk, yesterday.
Miss M. V. Fermi. who has been III
at. her home in Iiaviland street and
whose mother has been with her. left
for the home of her parents In WIII
Iiamsport, yesterday.
Mrs. Lucy Bailey. of Bailey street.
South Norwaik. who lras been under-
going treatment at tho Nor-walk Hos
pital has recovered sufficiently to re-
turn to her home.
The schooner George 1“. Carmen.
Capt. Monsell, has docked at Harris
and Guns' wharf with a cargo of pets-
toes. She wm run oysters tomorrow
to Long island waters.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hoyt. of New
ark, N. J.. formerly.of South Norwalk.
are attending the American Street and
Interurban Railway Association con-
vention, at Columbus, Ohio. ‘
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It Is enou b that a woman shouidw
be well and s rong to be. charm rig and
beautiful, In order to be this she must
take Ilollister's Rocky Mountain ’l‘eu,
one of the greatest beautiflers known.
Tea or Tablets, 350. Plaisied's Drug
Store.
Fred W. Sterne. of Bridgeport, ma
anger of ihe'Hutchinson Pierce and
Company shirt factory in the Park
City, and ‘fornierly of Norwallr, was a
visitor Ill town Sunday afternoon.
The cups which have been won by
the yachts which have taken part in
the regattas of the Norwaik Yacht
(‘Iub arc on exhibition in the window
of the Nerwullr store of Coleburn and
Lauder
II‘ H.13cdicnt has taken' the contract
for building a frame cottage on Isaac
place for Edward J. Kline. It will be
of frunrc (”tillslrilclltln containing night
rooms, with all the improvements, the
cost being about $4,000
Tire grand encampment of Indepen-
dent Order of Odd Fellows, of Connec-
ticut will he. held in Masonic Ilull
Stamford tomorrow Dinner will be
server] to the 200 delegates in Junior
American Mechdnics' Hull.”
'l‘onlght Douglass Fowler Post. 0.
(J..,yR will celebrate its anniversary.
There will be music. recitations. songs
ot‘ the campfire and songs of the bat
climax. A fine time is expected by
the veterans. '
"Mr. and Mrs William Ball. of Brook- ‘
Iyn. N Y.. are spending a few days
with Mrs. John If. Ferris, of Co
cottage, Boll Island. Mrs. Ferris Ir“
. I- tho Isis
Porter-house steak. .10c and 200 lb.
9 Itriotn Ital: ........ 16c and ill: lb.
Shoulder Dusk ........... .. . 10¢ lb.
hound link ................ 14¢ lb.A
Fresh or Corned Plato ..... 95. It.
Iperr O. Iarnss’ Duparlor “T”:G
Mrs Upson picked some full blur/n
a pie bio ims. yesterday, from a tree
Prime nlbvlonl in to lie lb.
l
9. Norwulit Board ofIt‘iouncilntan will be
held might at Emlockr I ‘- II
’ Knights 9min;
“ laptop stylist.
. lupus-,9 ‘r. of New Haven.
litho’ls the“ j G lain and Mrs.
‘ Bo hi. or. t9- 5. “ago th Norwalk.
leaves tomgrro for laps, Peuufi
. J.. upon which the Cummings p rIuI
' stands since the fire.
1 Mrs. Edward“ first“ "
Jul . in t e tritium?
Animist :1 “ ‘
Douglas Fowler Peab— Grand Army of
thaanublio, will hold a regular meet-
in. this orienting I'-
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An udiouraed meeting of the South
It"v
m....r‘r... and... Ancient order
, :ic Chum, will hold
a regular hoes . ‘
sylvania, to ape (1 six weeks,
Th0 C . l 6} 'lv 3 t 0
new or glide”? 95AM tlle
past e ‘I, it‘wenty-
sevens I‘d T0“, mortgages as 612,100.
For the“ discs-gait week in Onto 1"”:091‘1909:
the salelr vi'rc fourteen, Ami he met
gages 1979.2:00
The Eagle Hook and Builder com-
pa any of Darien will hold its annual
any October 17‘,‘ ”18.19 ‘and 20‘ Ben
sides the sale of useful and fancy ar
tlcles there will he an exhibit of a
rare art collection. a fishing pool and
a post cities:
I)
Work has .bceri started on the fine
rebidence to be erected at Tokeneke
of which‘ hays been given In these
columns The work Will be done by
Joseph J. Hill 1A3 Bronx Boulevard,
New York. “
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A A. d 8.. 0. Raymond have start-
ed another frame house similar to
those previously reported in this pa
per. It Is to be two stories high 28:-
31 feet, with modern plumbing and
heating. The estimated cost is to be
about 62. 600.
No other remedy on earth Is so good
for children as Holllster‘ 5 Rocky Moun
lain Tea; makes them eat. sleep and
grow. Bright eyes. rosy cheeks. Tea
or Tablets, 9 350. Plaisted‘s Drug
Store. .
Rev. John E. Adams, DWI) presiding
elder of this district. will hold the
first quarterly conference of the year
at the First Methodist Episcopal
Church this evening at 7: is oclock.
All the official members of the church
are desired to be present
Chauncey Brown driver of the Wes
ton rural free delivery route, bird trou.
bloc of his 0 n yesterday. Chauncey
drives a bit horse and the animal
Is a reluhl‘kalily clever one but from
some cause. disaster occurred about
noon. Both wheels up the starboard
side of the wagon were smashed. The
irrepressible. Chauncey drove into town
with both axles dragging.
A crowd of gypsles passing through
Wall stregt Sunday morning attracted
considers le Attention. This Is rather
liitéI lo:- the nemads to be leaving this
part of the country but they did not
allow any evidence‘ of" having suffered
from the cold nights. Their wnzons
were roomy and comfortabl tuough
theirmh‘orses probably do u enjoy
spep a! the nights out in the open.
~Can’t look well. out well or feel
big: with impure blood feeding your
Keep the blood pure with Bur-
dock Blood Bitters. Eat simply, take
exercise. keep' clean and you will have
long life.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles I}. Barker and
Mr and Mrs. Henry T Prowitt return-
ed home last. night from a very pleaant
700 mile automobile trip to New Hamp-
shire in Mr. llnrker' s 50 horsepower
Thomas flyer. The tour was started
inst. Wednesday. Ikiston was negotiat-
ed by way of Springfield. In New
Hampshire the party went to a point
‘within about ten miles of Portsmouth
:wherde thc RussoJapsucsc treaty was
signed.
The commission. appointed by flor-
crnor Itobcrts to frame a uulfor or (bar
for for Connecticut cities will meet
in the mayor 's office in the city hall.
Hartford. this afternorm at 2 oclotIk.
’Mayor' Mooney, of lliir-tford, said to
day, in relation to the work for this
meeting that lilo digest of tho that
‘tcrs of all (he principal on... of ('on-
necticul which was compiled by lrlru
would be analyzed. Then a cmmniitm-
will be appointed to dru'l u Chlllli'l
to submit it to the commission at an
other meeting
I—d
Don' I you think you had better try
To Wear a smile and sing a song?
It' a a good old word, after all
.Provlded you is a Rocky Mountain
Tea.
In the spring and fall.
Plalutcd‘u Drug Store,
E. V. Connctt d‘c (30.1mm purchased
from ll‘r‘eddi‘léll' Cr‘rtnmlrilis‘ Son 0 (30.,
the four plots of ground next to the
Iconnett‘ factory in Orange Valley N.
stood The purchase also Includes
the buildings. machinery, boilers, in
fact the entire property iusi «it it
Among the sov-
eral buildings practically untouched by'
the flames was the buck ilhop which we
understand will be the only uilding
that Id. V. Council A on. cont nrplrlte'
using at present The additional
room, which this will afford In their
making department will enable the
factory to turn out borrt one hundred
dam a day more hen heretofore.“
American Hatter.
I—n—n—i- ' i '
RJ. Dav}dson. Frank Humphrsys.
A.L. minim ste. Mr. and Mrs John Mr:
Mullen. Mr. and Mrs‘. Albert T. Bald
win r. and Mrs. A. May. ’1‘. Hefner,
bird! ..lioindal. lss M. Quail. George
. bankrupt wwsxanl
' all be M0 in
. dorslng other ‘1'
$7110.
for Mile. Charles 1!. Pope. the details .
wall hm‘i
. lie—«The first
meeting “(if the billion of the bank-
so no trust» will 9}:an The
e for about an
hour: by Alto delta '1‘. ’Buhbard.
or utoaueidc :M mrarn did busi-
ness after the 71 with the late w. H.
Bunnie scrim” all to do. but he lost
:erash of "I7. by In-
lIlB's paper. The
stunted by Attor-
bankrupt who
ney Nickersoilt
E .WOULD NOT
Peter Fry. Wondruff. Pa, writes.
the best physicians in Wayuosburg.n
and still setting worse. the doctors ad-
VIsed mail It any business to at-
land to A. bill]
once, as I coal not possibly live an:
other month pa do. was no cure for
Foleys Kidney Cure was rec-to
ommondodm why a fried ,and I
Immediately“: Ion south
for it, and after
begun to get better” and continued to
improve until! 0 t ely well "
Plaisted' s Drug Store an be Clifford
Pharmacy. ‘
A nrpoarrsto CONTRACT.
W. W. Sunderlwd to Remodel the‘
Emmet“ rfilicp‘ce.
W. W. Sunderiah of Danbury, has
just been awarded the contract for the
remodelling of the handsome summer
residence of William Temple nrnet.
In Ridgeflcld. The“ \vork will include{
the construction of some extensive
additions and the Installation of a mo-
dern plurnbin system and hot water
heating apppr turn.
HarryH. Crane.
Trieste
Violin sonar». Guitar.
listen; Man). will start
«mourn; 12' years
teacher-.010“ terms to first 9M0
studying. urn limited. in Regular pri-
pIIs' ncluil. Ml‘ndulln club to form
at once. mm
364 FAIRFQELD AVE" BRIDGEPORT,
CONN
cldcru‘lfi'u
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Clip ‘.
AssessdrS’ Notice.
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We. the undersigned hereby give
notice to all persons and corporations
liable to pay taxes In the City of
South Norwulk that they are required
by law to deliver to the assessors, or
either of the on or before the let
my.“ NOVQRI an 1900, a written or
printed hung: lid, signed. and sworn
to. of all the prdpert owned by them
on the fir day of tober,1906 lia-
ble to taxation; making a description
of all the real estate. each parcel be
Ing separately described.
N. Br—Lilts may be returned to the
assessors. at the Council Room, Biw-
lland street, South Norwalk, from and
Including October 15,1906, to and In-
cluding November 1. 1906. said office
to be open fr‘nni‘I liltdb‘to 12:00 o‘cloek.
a. m.. and from 2:00 to 0:00 o‘clock,
p, m.: on Saturdays from 7:00 to 9:00
n‘IcIork In the evening. and Thursday.
November 1,1900 from 7: 00 to 9 p. m.
Dated at the City of South Norwalk,
Conn, October 8.1906.
FRANKLIN A. TOLLES,
GEORGE if. VOSBURGH,
08 Ht Assessors,
Town
Assessors’ Notice.
We 9. the undersigned. hereby give
notlre to all persons and corporations
IlubhI to pay taxes In the Town of
Norwalk, that they are required by law
to deliver to the assessors, or' either
of them, on or before the first day of
November. 1900, a written or printed
list, dated, signed, and sworn to, of
all property owned by them on the
first day of October. 1000, liable to la;
ulion.
N. B. —-l.lsts may be returned to the
assessors the assessors' oillcc.
'l‘own Hil'lla building. Norwalk and at
the Council Room. Haviland street.
South Norwalk, from and including
October 15, 1006. to and Including No
vembcr 1, 1900, said offices to be open
from 10:00 to 12:00 o’clock a. m.,
from 2:00 to 6:00 o‘clock p, m.. all
days of the week (Sundays excepted)
and on Saturdays. and on November
I, 1900. from 7:00 until 0:00 o'clock
In the evening.
Dated at Norwalk, Conn, October 3.
1900.
WILLIAM G, CROCKETT,
OIW, RAT 0ND.
ISAAC SE JIAECK'
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IS
Palll’:
YOU CAN N9? Q0 IITTIB THAN A
ITIWART.
8.800%, M. Manton H. J. Dohm. I.
garlands. Mr. and Mrs. Henry White.
OUR SPECIALTIES.
Boasting Chickens. Fresh Hams,
stl
COUTH NONWALK. GONN.I
mzhagol’urle Miss Leighton. Wal-
tol‘ ew York; Charles Leo
Bushman. (3 W. Sexton Boston; Mr.
Nauru and Jdaughter. Philadelphi;
as Bill B.Hendersop, Broo Ii 0-
$.33}.
St. Louis;
a; Mr. and dim rt ‘
nodding: ll. Luck or ford;
r. 5 Cole Springfield; 0. E. Locus
bury, Dar-Ian; door 5 Beltalro. Mr
and Mrs. Samuel Ryder. Dnnhury,
have been at the Hotel Clifford.
i
.5 9
N9- '
IN N this sum ..m
pic. 9003““! M villi ohdor’lutly rs»
full your Wiley arm a month's trial,
If you wish it. I I ..
We Invite you to on", lock and new.
ones as dasorr.
A. J. AMEVINE A SON.
FUNNITUII. ITO.
In Washington um;
Mill lelt. 00M
“duals u.
m ‘Who "on Nothing
"After doctoriag for two years with,
alter attend to it at,
re shire,
In“. three bottles l9
(mime pupil. a years with H. 0L.
Hermann. New England Gongsrvstory‘
and '
Assessors ‘
lb rlu iced a"
r NINE
is a most excellent tonic. and
builder, as well as a sure cure
for lung difficulties. We take It
ourselves and give it to our little
boy‘ with very satisfactory re
sults. ~Mr. audit B. Crane.
241 W. 80th at, Ne:w York.
All Drugglsts—uo. 60¢, 01.
CORNWALL :rurspsou
III art Man 5 lbs Hl‘s‘ Donating
a mpTheft oi {amnion Je‘w kg.
(leer d W. Cornwall was take to
tile Sta 8’s Prison yesterdn, b'y Sher-Iii
l awie to retype
t the cute be 0!
t ore than‘ 008‘
nh t ghye'ars trud9n 0‘9”
tun wo ye rs c wasgven m
by Judge Rgrabaclt All the Criminhl
Superior Court Wednesday He left.
on the 9: 21 train
In the‘ same partdy 09999 Whilsm B901;
its form m o rowh
also If tilled with dy‘nxllu ll} big o
siliv'ooowuod by lchacl9 liner, and‘
Robert buckléy. charged with theft
from the person. corriweil did not
shmti any emotion when he left for
prison. lie pleat d guilty Thursday
to the theft of $6, 00 work of property
from Joannarll. Lumpklm
‘ W
FALL Was ‘rATAt.
Died From Fracture of
trial Column.
WATF‘RBURY, Oct. ‘ 16. II—Elmer
Boyce of this city. whose spinal colI
urnn was fractured by a fail backwards
99pm the seat of an ice truck last
hursday, died early yesterday mom
in; in t e Waterbury Hospital. He
was 45 years of age and a widower.
A sister". Mrs Fred Quick, resides in
Watert yrs and four sisters. in Dan-
bury, survive llll‘n.
.19 . 9 I . 1, .9 . t
. was stub -
AMMUNITION
A full' assortment of single and
double guns from five dollars up. Also
a fine line of bammcrless guns from
fifteen seventy-five up.
Rifles and revolvers from two-fifty
up.’
A fresh lot of ammunition In all
gauges and caliber.
Repairing Done.
Call at
NOTWdlk Hardware 00.
399 . Main sr
~53 .
g pawn W73! mane.
I Funeral Dir-our
l and tarbalm‘on
l
1
Elmer Boy?
Residence, 6 Washington strut.
Tglsphono‘st house. 104-2. '
FRANK c.
VAN SCOY
PLUMBING,
STEAM.
. HOT WATER,
AND
. GAS FITTING.
Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Main Street.
South Norwalk. Conn.
Nonosr
. .MRS. IARIOY, 9
‘ 'Hirs ‘tétbiyc‘cl'a 'cailba‘d oi‘
fine "00vaka and (30000
. Horses. .; .. . .
And they can be seen It ‘ ‘ ‘
A not of all Trades
II M who. OM pl. want mum
Fawn; horn???“ 0.3.79 wtwg.‘
. «menswear
WTWAW"
"that on: realms
m swirl 9
fl {I'h'm9f
. b '0 ‘I
*HA
Ii
Humor 3. Netti,
Telephone sea-rt.
N000“ 7 IM mwglmmn Iulldln'.
I sum appointments at convenience
.. is...
do souls. lunar it: IH
Idtlii‘m mulls-.14 ' , '
36 in by 18 In.
II.
19 North Main on. tours Nor-walk. A
/
*3;rt""li rri‘rI JIII‘ETI‘I'
PL: Housuuuspiuo hoops. I
Ti-lE Tuairfr’y, Houeswrrs seam
Irma Masses. this Is vouu
stone is our son o‘- -oooo can
run You wot-l Virtues as 'rI-Is
IF m mass or IrowsLa
Ndvear 0:0 by towels In the house.
They cannot surveys be bought at such
prices as these2
60 dos. bleached buck towels. also
While they Insist. 100.
All linen unbleached stable tow-
els, value 170 each. for 1234c each.
We have just secured a few more
of these real Russian crash towels.
to sell for 17¢ each.
An extra large and heavy weight
henfimed bath towel, special for 26¢
e ac -
YOUR TABLE LINEN
OPPORTUNITY. ‘
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 26¢
ard.
62 In. unbleached damask, a title
grade, at 500 yd. I.I r I
cannot do.
nice The Sahlin Supplies.
coat.
straps crossing in the back act. as n
to throw back her shoulders.
: chest expansion. I
M. 8. SMITH
M.SSMITB.
‘ 92 Washington Street.
“‘00 pave-rs rsrs mantras 'v .910 Misfit; muse '
Dame Fashion decrees the high bust and tapering waist.
you must show a full figure with graceful lines and curves.
Form and Corset Combined will do for your figure what your dressmaksr
You need not show a deft clout bust measure—What Nature den
Nopaddin‘g or Inerllnlng needed In your waist or
heading physicians recommend them as health promoters.
Try the position and note the effect on
., w
WITH;
0 to WNOT :3 “WM” “Mutt
nonsurtumo. Inns. asp THIi.
s or v on sumac-.9» av arsenal
recto rue:
A real loom damask. linen, at In.
wide. clover leaf destsup Ithe 76c grade
at 590 yd.
72 in: half bleached loom armor:
tulip design. Ivory heavy duality. app
cia‘l at 76p yd.
70 lnI bleached. tabla I‘tnen with
open work border.,y9pluo lie yd. for
Sue yard, ., _ .
EUY- BED: ”BEADS NOW. I. .1. I
Every “'item of bed spreads ousted
In this ad. Is priced at a liberal row
auction from normal prices. There
should be some busy. MI spread buy-
Ing “In this store during the next few
days. ~
Medium weight honeycomb bode
spreads, just a few remain, for 890. ‘2
a very heavy was of crib spread»
value 61. 26. (women.
Extra large sing. and heavy weight
bed spreads. handsome designs and
fine weaves. at 9;} 60. 99999
The Eve “Popular
SABER
Form. and Cereal; I
Gembined
To be in style
Sahlin Perfect
The
shoulder brace and Incline the wearer
:_ .r
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NERYANBCO
86 Washington 50. S90. Norw'slk.
B COMPANY
WE HAVE THE STOCK—PRICES ARE RIGHT.
Look at the Specials. ‘
outing Flannels. Flannclettes, Fleece Downs.
' Flannel Blankets. Comfortables.
" 0;” BETA...
as an n c r. 5.
Window Shades, Curtain Rods and Poles, Oil
Cloths. “Etc.
B COMPANY
...l 2 a... smut.
Coal!
.There are numerous kinds of Coal.
HEAT, N0 WASTE.
In mammals cdurANr
RAIN sun era
as wmau or, up re xohwamt
WOOD, HAY, 0A r8, 0
Y’hono 090
Wan-n1 w
Inyut
Germanic may to or
State open eyepin
Asphalt:
Gravel,‘
Blrié Stone Walks
THE FAIR GIL-OAK B FURBTO
Dealer and Matter of:
ladies Cleats. Stilts. furs still the Million
r1
I
cast
ouss rs Tau coon KIND-ALL
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{John '1‘. Ila/yes. of Norwalk, was on
a business trip to New York yesterday.
’ The Chicago Nationals and Ameri-
cans are now tied In the world chain-
piorlshl. Yesterday the Nationals
won It: ’thescoreoltlotr‘
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The Rev. acorn '0. mam star
of the Nowell: Congregational hurch
attended the delusion ceremonies of
a9bix new school in lioness-Mani. eve-
n 0',
James Dykenrun. IIof Weston, who is
I member of (lookenoe 'l‘rlbvlr I. 0. It.
11.. of Nervslk. is in a critical condl
mm at. his home. It Is feared that
its” will survive but a Very low days at
I The ml... may. Whistfl Cub.
meet to mot-row with
lit. at illimcrsut.
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or it may result in Pa
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ever tried. almouw
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ford. nature and Plat-M's. ..
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Moses ll atom and itmhi dict:
arrived home in Nomi III W.
from quite a successful militant? in
also
Mite Wuurhlmc.
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a good catch considerln
On Thursday It slimline
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