M d Win =
Gums GOGGs
In all the new shnd9w attests and
plid
Also Henriettas. Borges, Veilings. Al.
hatross. Granite Cloth. Venetinns, Mo-
hairs and Brilliantlnes in all colors.
BLACK GOODS TA SPECIALTY.
E K.“ BANKS
45 and 47 Washington “cost.
Mshlokemo Hotel Block.
I4
‘ South Norwslk.
Llllltl levy litter
WEATHER FORECAST.
lI‘or Notwulk and vicinity: Rain and
warmer tonight; Sunday rain. followed
by clearing and colder. A disturb-
once 0 fconslderiihlo ener is central
this morning in lowar hlchigati. it
is producing cloudy and rainy weather
in the Lake region. It will move
slowly eastward and this vicinity will .
be on the southern edge of it tonight
and Sunday it is followed by cool
pleasant weather, which nhw prevails
in the northwestern sections. (loudl-
tions favor for this vicinity increasing
cloudiness this afternoon with rain
tonight and Sunday morning followed
by clearing and cooler weather Sun-
day afternoon. Storm warnings are
displayed along the coast.
William Henry spent yesterday In
Bridgeport.
-Dunlap Derbies. O'Brien.
Thaddeus Bell, of llarien. is spend-
ing the day in South Norwalk.
Miss Grace Seymour is attending ii
wedding at Spring Lake. N, J.
~—-lt‘rce dancing at Armory toniglil.
Misses Margaret Magner and illit-
drcd Moran are in l’ittsflcld, today.
Miss Sadie Russell, of White Plains,
has been visiting in Norwalk with rclao
lives.
~Penrl Alplnes. O'Brien.
Mrs. David W, Raymond has return-
ed to her home after a visit of sev-
eral weeks out oi town.
——Crofut & Knapp Hats. O'Brien.
The Jungie Club. of the South End
Stamford. went, to Sotitli Norwaik, last
evening on a straw ride.
~13 lbs. Shoulder Steak, 25c.
Market.
Miss Edna Seymour of South Nor~
walk, is spending a few days with her
cousin, Miss Lulu ()linstcad. in South-
port.
~Ladics' College llats. O'llricii's
The family of Theodore Ferguson
have iiiovctl to Norwalk. Mr. FcrguI
son is still working [or flying LoekI
wood in New (Yunnan.
—i|oii’t i‘orgct llalian Social (‘lub
liall, Monday eye, at Arioit linll.
’l‘ickct, gciillcniaii and ladies 25c.
’l'lic Monday Afternoon \‘I'
will be «Iiitcrlalntui Monday at 3 o‘clock
by Mrs. .I, (‘. Newkirk, ttt her home in
Morgan avenue, Norwrilk.
~Latest Soft litits. O'Brien.
Mrs. O. i. Allen, is the guest of her
cousins. thtI Misses Amelia and Kathe-
rine Mead, and Augustus Mead, at. The
Orchards. in Greenwich.
—-Sonle say tiint city girls are poor.
ignorant things. Some. of them cannot
tell a horse from a cow. but they do
know that llolllstor's Recky Mountain
Tea is one of the greatest heaiititlers
known. Tea or Tablets, 35 cents.
l’liiislcd‘s Drug Store. '
Spcidcl's orchestra. of llridgeport,
which played ll. number of times dur-
ing thtI summer at the Knob, has been
scciircd to play for a dance which the
Nutmeg Club, of Norwalk. intends to
give in a short time.
-—~Croiut & Knapp llats. O'lirlon.
A number of the students of the
iltirstrom School have gone to New
York today to witness this afternoon's
football game lilIthIt‘ll Princeton and
(‘orncll ill llli‘ i’olo Grounds. Six stir
debts ot' the llzirstroiii School are pro
paring l'or l‘riiiccioii,
w’l‘iio average young woman of to»
day is busy. lliIiIuty is only llIiotilci
name for licalib. and it comes to it!) (tilt
of cvcry too who take ilolllatcr‘s
ltocky Mouiituiti Tea. Tea or Tablets.
35 cents. l’iuistcd‘s Drug Store.
'l‘otlay's big I’lttsilcld excursion start
cd off this morning wry uitsplciously
with it largo ntttiibcr of people from
The Norwalks. About Iiltll people Wt'lll
and toduy‘ s cytilrsloiiists will prob
ably have a lit-Ittci lllllt than those who
made the trip a week ago. When it
was i‘.IIin)'
Gongrmunian II). J. llili ill in demand
as a ciiiiipiiigu orator, and has been
obliged to decline invitations to speak.
He gave an address last, night in liar-
rlsburg. l’n.. and next Tuesday will tic-
livor an address In South Norwalk:
'l‘liuradly in 'I‘ortlugton. and Saturday
in Bridgeport.
TO CURE A COLD iN ONE DAY
'l‘ulte LAXA’l‘lVF} llltOMO Qiiinino
'i’uiilctu. Druggista refund motley if it
failslowurai FL. W (illOVE'BI signao
Hayes‘
[the American people llollistcr's Rocky
woman
This preparation ls intended
toroplaoe- the numerous patent-
ed or secret cough mixtures of
more or less value. it. is a
sure and speedy cure for
caucus, come, snoucHt-
Tl8 AND‘ ALL causes or
THE THROAT ANO’LUNGS.
III
25¢,.A sputum; ," .
Elli. , ll. .Ktlllll, Jr.
Draught.
‘ a North Main at. Tel. ago—a.
Connection for, all north, and
south hound cars can be made
at our store.
WWW
Richard my, the teamster. who has
for some time been in New Jersey.
has returned to this city;
~Fi‘oe dancing at Armory tonight.
Mr. anti Mrs. Charles lledden, of
illoomtlt-ld, N. .I., are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Edmund Zeluff.
~Fresh Hams. Heyes’ Market.
Norwalk owners of Locomobiles
were much interested in the appear-
ance in Norwalk yesterday of one of
the 1907 models, a 35 horsepowor. Sev-
I ertil of them had a ride in the new
machine.
w—Oncp installed in tlitI home, the
lt‘li‘llllmlo becomes ii permanent fix-
ture. Its cost is so small and its util-
Ity so great that to try to get along
without it is wastefulness.
A horse owned by a wandering band
of gypslcs was struck by ii trolley car
between Barton and Norman, night
before last and its leg was broken.
One of the neighbors shot anti killed
the animal. The owner was loud in
her grief over the loss of fill) horse.
wit is really one of tlirI most wurr
dtIrfiil toiilcs for deI'tIloping the figure
and soothing the nerves ever oi‘fcrctl to
Mountain Tea or 'l‘ublcis,
l’luistcd's llrug Store
Among the crises down for the short
calendar oi“ the. court of common pleas
arc the suits of Smith and Winchcder
(John ll. Light uttorncyl against the
.l. W. Crow Laundry Machine (‘otii-
puny tiltirlbut & llavis ilttorncysl, and
lI‘crdiiiand 'l‘. Iltiycs (Walsh) against
Albert 1‘. Saunders thogli).
37I~Freo dancing at Armory tonight.
3.3 cents.
A prohibition meeting will be held
citation
dangerqoyl
“Rapid change-Inf temperature are hard
unaduutcosehhauuy ;. ~
ofilo conductor pissing fr’Hu
Inside of at trolley criti- to “19qu
attire platformwtlte unmet
III' or so in a heated building and then
walking, against a biting windr—lgnow the
dltflotllty ot ending cold. ‘ '
' M365” 'LI'T "Emkdflon " childish. the I
from clung» ol’
It will help you’ll). avoid tolling cold.
man man
;.
..
tur'e‘
spending as
better willlltsupl the
immature.
- .. “can:
SAN DOMINOO' B PROSPERITY.
NEW YORK; Oct. '.",2il-—l C. Daw-
sou American minister to San Ito-
ntiiigo, returned from that country to
day on the steamer Setulole. llo will
leave at once for his home in Council
Bluffs, Lu.
Mr. Dawson said that. San Domingo
is now enjoying an era of great. pros-
perity, that her crops are excellent and
that her imports and exports have
greatly increased. He said that. the
last insulicction in the island which
lwas put down b,\ the government was
caused by the desire of the. smugglers
in the pitIi'Iiiite to get contraband
goods across the ilnytnln border which
up to the lllllt‘ the Americans took
charge of the clistonis was done with
little difficulty.
Raymond Brothers iiiIVo purchased
a new Watson wagon.
I-‘raiiklin II‘erris, of lloston, has tak-
en a position willi‘lltlymonti Brothers
ASTMAN
prepares thoroughly for bllrlffl‘fla Mil
obtains pogulmf 3: pi lgiudiiatc
MComplcle names-cl-
Cnfll‘uc. 'lhIII court-c goes in
loosely rnc tirnl work in Acton!“
Ina. liking. Carrel-porn
deuce. Penna-hip. Sienna-
nphnypcwrltInn. III‘
Telearl hy Mid ltnIlrundonk
|lstI lltllClMll itily taught
(all or write for free “most-l0-
Aziil rI-ss
dammit
Piughietpslt. It. i.
'0! ll“ WIIZDIII HT" NEW \(lllK. N. V-
'l own
Assessors’ Notice.
Sunday at 3:30 p. 111., in the old Salva-
tion Army Hail. Washington street
bridge. John M. Dormnn. editor of
The Voter, will be theI speaker.
S, Ferguson and Mrs. Howard Sher-
wood will sing. These. meetings are
growing in numbers and intluoncc.
Everybody is invited.
~llorso clipping. L. M, Wright.
Several local members of the Audit-
hon Society are attending the ninth
annual meeting of the Connecticut SO-
clety, being held at the Memorial Lt-
brury in lt‘airficld today from ii
o'clock until i, when lunch will be
served. William Dutcher, president
of the National Society. will speak as
will several workers from different"
parts of the stale.
'III‘rcc dancing III Armory tonight.
The Iiitistcr carpenters of the hair
bury branch of the New York. New
Haven and Hartford ltnllrond Com-
pany arrived in Norwalk this morn-
ing and sci about making plans for
the changes that are to be made in
lllt' Norwalk pziust-Iigcr tit-pot. Work
to to start immediately. Among the
mo ll'lllllll‘ll will be u spctially built
door tor llll‘ riIitptioIi of baggage, new
stairs. Iiy ll baggage elevator and the
changing of the whole interior of the
station.
~~llllt‘t' installed in tlic home.
telephone becomes a permanent its
turn. its cost is so small illlll its toll
iiy so great that to try to get aloilk
without it is wustcfuiuess.
N, ll, Bacon, .l. M. lloit, Chicago:
George .I. Lclmon. A. II, Duncan. It}, ti
Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. Y. ("1. llnlecy. W
E, 'I‘iilinghaitt. Mr. and Mrs. F, (l.
Mllll’l‘. .I. ll. Huggins. New York: Mrs.
John Ncwluiid, Mrs. l2. L. llrudlcy.
.lilini Muriel ilurrcll. Nor‘valk; W. A.
Power, Hartford: 'i‘liomns fl. Reading.
New Rochelle; William 'I‘. Price, d.
L. Martin, llharles E, ’i‘ucoloo. it. ll.
'l‘yiitIr. Boston; Loon R. Anubiatl.
Bridgeport: ll. M. Sigman. Huston.
Pu.; ii, iii. Montague, Armenia: 1‘. ll.
Ward, 'l‘roy: Mrs. Ii, M. lllllmiin.
Wanton", Iwcra Inmate ”martian In
tlic
a each 1’. . Litre.~
the llotcl Clifford.
lull instill pi
-wa. "End;
1" III/“9% 5“
.—
up...
1 “It‘ll till», Pig-I lost, If» i
ubiic Market
QOUTH NORWALK, CONN. l
this Opportunity
Prime Rlb Rout ...... 12c to ills lb.
Porlsrhouu Bis-k 180 and 200 lb.
Sirloin Oink .. . 16o Ind 100 lb
Shoulder Oink 100 lb.
Round atuk lilo lb.
RoutP'ork.. lSolb.
_.
ova SPECIALTIES.
Routing Chickens.
III”...
“II...
Fresh Hams,
A Barnes' luporlor Sausage.
N.'
We, the undersigned. lif‘l‘«ll,\‘ givi-
tiolive to iill persons and curl 1 nos
llabitI to pay taxes in the . .wii oi
Norwnlk, that they are required by law
to Ill‘lllt‘l to the assessors, or elllll‘i
of them, on or before the first day of
No\tInilItIr.lltl16,a written or prtiiite
list. date... signed. and sworn to oi
all property owned by them on tha-
first day of October, 1906, liable to tax
atlnn.
N. B.~l.ists may be returned to tbc
assessors, at the assessors oillcc
Town Hall btiildlng, Norwalk, and III
the Council Room, llnviltilitl street
South Norwalk. from anti iiicludiii
Ottobcr 15 liltltl to and intludliig No
veiiibcr 1 i906 sold offlics to be open
from 10: 00 to l2: (l0 oclock n. III and
from 2 00 to 5' (II) o clot k p III. all
days of thtI Week tSiindays exeeptedi
and on Saturdays, and on Novciiibci
l, 1906, from 7:00 until 9:00 o'clock
in tho ovenlng.
llniotl at Norwalk. Conn,
laud.
Oct ober 8
Wll HAM (l (‘llllt lilI" l ',l‘
(I. W RAYMOND
lSAAl‘ SHLLEC
. “Citii
Assessors’ Notice.
We the undersigned, hereby give
not it o to iill persons and corporations
liable to pay taxes lit the (it) of
South Norwklk, tiint they are required
by law to deliver to the assessors, or
either of them. on or bolero the lat
day of November, lllotl, a written or
printed list, dated. signed. and sworn
to. of all the property owned by thorn
on the first day of October. 1906. Hit»
his to taxation making a description
of all the real estate, elicit parcel be-
itia separately described.
N. ll.-l.tutu may be returned to the
assessors. lit the (‘atincll Room Ilnv-
llllfltl street, Rouih Norwaik, from and
including October ill, llltlti. to and In-
eluding November I 1906. said office
to be open from 10:00 to 12:00 0 'cioclt
a. 111.. and from 2:00 to ft: on o clock
1: In: on shaman from 7: lift to tr till
o‘clock i the evening. and Monday.
Novemlnqr‘ ‘i' 1906. from 7:00 to ll p. m
billed at the City of South Norwaik
Clititif, Ol'lftb'ot‘ ll,‘ 19m. .
FRANKLIN A TOLLFIS
GEORGE if. VOGilliRtlil,
Alsoiiuoru
.ASHORFJ rs
or In
tool for Smarts ll foster' s
99“, in the DBLINIATOR for Novem-
Etttarint d. Foster are tho
Cotton Felt Mattress manufacturers
largest
In the world. All their Cotton Felt
“Mattresses are hand tutti, in uniform
layers and guaranteed vermin proof.
non-absorbent as not to mat. If MIG
tier flouayii' trill miittrssp It. not an-
Iiroiy antlstletory. money Will be re-
funded.
For Sale by
F. A. MITOHmIL,
Open Bvsnlnus till I o'oloolt.
hm ll Wall gt. Now-tit, Conn.
. t '
l
A... .. ....- -
TWO moons GRANGE collar.
Judge Shumway Moves Up to Supreme
Court to Repincé Judge TtIIIyer. DllI
qualified Temporarily.
Judge Milton A. Siriiriiwny, of the
civil superior court. and Judge .lohn M.
'l‘haycr, who has been altltng as a los-
tlce of tlitI Supreme Court. of Errors.
swopped places yesterday.
Judge Sliiiiiiway took Judge ’l‘haycr‘s
seat while the arguments were in prt»
gross upon the ease of Tobias Bern-
hard against. the Rochester German
insurance Company, which was up on
an appeal by the defence from Judge
'l‘liiiysr's decision. so the latter was
disqualified from hearing it.
Judge 'l‘linyet' heard a number of run-
tlIIus argued in the short calendar ses-
sion of the. Superior Court.
Henry Kurnyn and Joseph Riley arc
in Pittnflcld today.
,- w. .‘m._1.._
. -_.____......._L~....‘—W-...._ ..
NIPPING
WEATHER
will he
come any hour.
lictivit-r clothing
llt‘l'I'-~llllllll‘ to
You will lll‘l‘tl
Inn overcoat.
SIN in
We prcpiircd months ago for
just such weather.
BENJAMIN
OVERCOATS
cannot be battered for
STYLE, APPEARNCE, SER-
VICE.
$12.00 TO $30.00.
Open Monday, Wednesday,
and Saturday Eventin-
flSEPH lilll,
TAILOR
cLOIrHIE'n.
HATTER.
runnrssn.
IO Washington Ctr-ct.
South Nor-walk.
-Frcc dancing at Armory tonlglit..
TRIAL OF OYSTERMEN.
A Blttsrly Fought One In the City
Court, BrldnspOI-t.
The trial of the inert alleged to have
' stolen oysters from the grounds of
the American Oyster company off Fair
ilBltl béucll on October 16 Was begun
, In the city court Bridgeport yesterday.
and proved to he a long anti bitterly
contested one. 'l‘ho then all trial wore
l Bond; lingerie Hoyt Honry
Will and Clarence. Webb. They Were
' defended by Judge new It a. Desor-
‘ out. while Pt-osocutlnr Attorney
I man conducted the case. for the stale.
l’ull-
The, first witness was Charles H.
, Nichols. who testifiedI'that ho was an
.. engineer In. the employ or the state
shall fish commission. lie said that.
on the morning of, October 1 he with
,ttho assistants went to Foirileid Beach
where, they took observations by
means of transits. which indicated
,I that the oyster fleet fit. work off that
point Was taking oysters from private
beds. lie produced a map to show
, ‘ where the private boils Were which tif-
ter some discussion by the counsel was
. admitted as I our}. of the ovidcneo
Ml.Plllllllfln explained that the men
were not char god. with stealing oysters
from the grounds of the’ American
Oyster company, but with stealing oys-
ters that had been lawfully planted
and cultivated by that company. He
said he proposed to show that that
land from which the oysters had been
taken Wits In the keeping and charge
of the antimony and had been for more
than 30 years.
Mr. Nichols was kept on the stand
nearly all the morning, his testimony
being in regard to the observations be
had taken as to bouts carrying the
license numbers of l2ii. 142 and 210. it
is alleged that these were the, boats
tIlIltItl by the accused. Ills testimony
was largely of a technical nature and
lie was closely qucalloncd by Judge Do.
Forest, who objected to many of his
iiiisIvcis.
At 1 o'clock when llie,moriiing ses-
sion of the court was over as the case
was not finished an adjournment was
had until 2 o'clock Monday afternoon
when the trial will be resumed.
MR. LLOYD lN PLAlNV‘ILLE.
....._..
‘ South Norwaik Resident Gave an Ad.
dress There Thursday Night.
A large audience gathered in Zion
Methodist Episcopal Church, in Plain-
ville, Thursday night, to hear lI‘. Leroy
HOYTS THEATRE
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 27.
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
Return Engagement of the
Popular
AMERICAN VITAGVIAPH CO.
All New Moving Pictures and lllus»
traced Songs.
SEE—The Vsndorbllt Cup Race.
The Sensation of the Hour.
Scenes in C Great City.
Nurse Wanted, (a great comedy
playt-
fill—OTHERS. ALL NEW—40
Matinee Prices ..... 100 and 200
Evening ...... 10c, 200 and 300
HOYT’S THEATRE
MONDAY. OCTOBER 20.
Twelfth Successful Canon of the Brll-
iisnt Southern Contact», ‘
A ROMANCE 0F COON HOLLOW.
"The best Southern play over writ-
toii.”«-Now York Ill-raid.
Produced with complete now seen-
m-y by Max Platter, the famous Acndc
my of Music artlnl. Wonderful oloc
trical and mechanical offobts. 'i‘lie
Coon Hollow Boronsderu. a feature
with the, original production at the
Fourteenth Street Theatre, New Yrok
(lilv.
BEE—Tho Thrilling Burglary Tableau.
The Dynamite Scene to Ouch
Hollow.
The Flight From Home. .
The PlanIIItlrI-I "Wall.
The Clinton 'I “will” at the Col-
ton Press.
FRICEO lilo. 25c. 350, 60°
N.“
HOYT'S THEATRE
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 31.
um. so Hli. HUN
Presents
The Msulvo Mechanical Molnar-ms
The Now Consultant Labor Al’lny
THE MAOff‘lR WORK KMN
Ilntorprolcd by on! of the most unl-
minty talented companion our on-
for high-elm melodrama.
3mm lb II frame of silborlla
seen 9 splendor.
muting. orl ml and mimic also
trloll and mac saint offsets.
PUNOTUATIO WITH Ill l'i iNID
VAUuIVlLLl lNTIRl‘OLATIONI.
A play for ovary mm woman and
child who was for wages.
ltrion ”0.666
Ever-
1,50
rm” new. QNMW‘I ...,,..... 799
. Cooper and t‘._ l). Lloyd lecture In the
interest of the Metropolitan Mercan-
. tile and Realty Company, of New York.
. of which Mr. Lloyd is the
general
agent. When the pastor told his poo-
pic last Sunday that. Mr. Lloyd was
coming they were pleased because the
pastor said be had heard Mr. Lloyd
speak in \‘l'atcrbury, Alisonlrt and Nor-
wich, and that ho was a pleasing ora-
tor. Everybody, white or black. was
invited, and when Mr. Lloyd began
his MW e l ii lllt'rt‘ were many white pcr.
sons including the pastors of two of
the tIliiiiIIstlic
Allcr singing, prayer was made by
tho pastor of the Advent Church. Mr.
Cooper was then introduced by tho
pastor, Rev. Siiiltli. After some very
llllt'l‘t‘stlllg remarks Mr. Lloyd was in
troduccd. The latter. in his happy
itianncr, discussed the negro m: u bust-
nuns nimi, soldier. tear-liter, doctor,
lawyer. etc. all citizens loyal and faltir
ftil to his county iiitd countrymen. He
tll‘illlll fairly and squarely with the
riot in Atlanta. lie said the colored
pcopltI wanfod to see cvcry man who
commits II crime punished, but nor
by the hands of ii mob. but by the of-
ficers of tlitI law, for the mob that in-
kes a man's life before he has it trial
is it greater criminal than the one
tiiat commits the crime. Mr. Lloyd
WGUNS AND
AMMUNITION
A fiili assortment of single and
double guns from five dollars up. Also
a fine line of haiiinicrless guns from
flftocn seventyvtlvo up.
Rifles and revolvers front tonilfty
up.
,A fresh lot of ammunition in
gauges and caliber.
Repairing Dons.
Call at
Norwallt Hardware (30.
39 Main St
Harry E. Crane. '
TEACHER ‘
Violin mandolin. Balm.
(Private sup". 8 mm with H. H.
Hsrtmsnn. an Inolsml Conservancy
of Music, Boston, Maud, will start
talus In South Normlk. lit your!
teacher. Special torm- to first ftvo
studying. Clan limited. Regular nu.
plls’ "sluts. Mandolin club to form
It onus. Addm
3M PAIRFIILO 3Vli,:ltl|OIlPOtlT.
c N".
cue. .. h..-
A Jack of tilt Tallies
II M wli I tits stints want when the
require all" mailmanlhlp..g am:
MI right and who“
I. «no. It. lions.
ARTHUI I. IINIDIOT.
Ptmnbln Tinni
I Negro.” I“ mnloflmllm
................... W. .._.,»......h..-
Wear Proper Eyeglasses
Are your tires uneasy? .
Am they beginning to mom
Wfllhrulllwt {I t
of: delt'srbism remissr' in
Homer BI H
Telephone sol-12.
ill. Outlet:
nmm
Rooms 7 Ion! I. United Ian: Iulldlnl. ,
south Manual It, Conn.
Basel-t appointments at convenience I
It?“
of
no. Hours. 0-»11: Ill. “:4“;
Stiletto mama 1.... .
all
m
SOUTH upnwsLlcs outlier DRY GOODS Hours
.11 A.
J. A. HISLOP 81 C0.
AGENT FOR my MANTON s PATTERNS.
l
H)
\lbavvw , .«
\lllm’tor underwear
\iid time for it. too. \‘l c shall make this an Underwear occasion
of such inipoilaiicc that you can ill afford to pass it by. (iood clean,
bout-st dependable lots lllt't-it‘. l'lcasurc to buy them; pleasure to
wear llit‘lll knowing that they are in cxciy way right.
“omen s l‘tlctvv l lccccd \csln and Pants If] all sizes, 25c.
“omens Extra Heavy llcccc- llucd \csts and Pants, special
\ahic at 29¢ each.
Women 5 {else} Ribbed lIleecc— lined Vests and Pants, merino
finish iioii- shrinking}: \csts silk embroidery and silk ribbon tritn~
iiictl: the vet v bcst (aiiiicnl at tiic price: sims 4 sand 0. at 50c.
\‘louieii s jcrscy lxibbctl \csts and Pants, llic satire quality as
ill)()\’l.‘ lll cxtta sizes 7, ,and (), at 59c. .
“omen s ‘I‘lotcst Mills" Wool Vests and l’ants in while, nat-
oral and scarlet. 75c, $1.00. $1.25 and $1.50 each.
lioys” lI‘lnc Heavy Weight l‘lt‘l‘t‘C—lliit‘ll Shirts and l,)rawers, a
t‘oniplclc line (If sizcs, all ill‘l" goods, at 25¢, each.
Men's Superior Quality Flk‘CL‘k‘rllllZ‘tl Shirts and Drawers; Shirts
siii(‘lc or titiiiblc breasted. at 50¢ each.
.\icii' ., \ll \\ool Shirts and l)i"il\bt'lh‘ big assortment to choose
from; piltts range from 75c to $1. 50.
is L.
83-s5 Washington sneer.
nL
said he, longed to goo the day come in l
this christian land oi" ours so that we
will not have am batted in our hearts ‘
for any.oiic but charity for all.
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KNIGHTS OF KING ARTHUR.
Camelot Castle Knights of King AI-
thus. of Norwalk, held a very piesant
tnssion last. night. at the Guild room
of the church. A regular business
The bat factories continue to he liiiecllng was in or tier. after which re-
busy. and the season promises to be lfresiiniciits were. served.
even flkmm‘tl successful one than last
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~~iI‘ roe,
dancing at Armory$
Dyspepsia
Gu re
Givsa rest to the stomach. For indigestion, dyspepsia. sour stomach...
tired stomach, weak staunch. windy stomach, pulled stomach. amend;
stomach and catarrii of the stomach. A guaranteed relief.
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.mmz. 1'...“
CY AND THE BRlDGE PHARMAGYJOLD BY THE CLiFkORE KARMA
COAL AND WOOD
AGENTS iron
Bowker’s Fertilizars.
B. Hershfield & Sonfi
I .112 WATER STRII’I‘
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Under-”Wear
w. . ma ..
You can snap your fingers at frosty weather and laugh at cold-
freighter] winds when you're snagged up close in a warm suit of
Here is the place to buy the best Underwear.
NUERYANGCO.
86 Washington St. 99. Norwiilk.
Underwear.
I
Telephone 474.
REMEMBER THE PLACE
to buy llosicry, l Inlcrwcnt (Hum (ducts and ‘w'itinll \lutcs. llnlv
.ingI iI laiuicls lIluimclcltcs. llciti lli',a\vcrs liIiIiicl l’liinkcts Ioni-
fortiiblcw, l.:tcc l' attains.
Kitchen 1 tci tails of All Sorts.
Vi intlow 'IIlIntlcs. .. .. ._. t . Ileuiu Rods.
i- ‘rcsli Candy . 10c and nor lb.
M. s” saline in COMPANY.
gummmn Strut ff
..iII-I .iII.-.IIIII....iI»-..
Oliflitl lit Til” llOilli KIND-$1114
’l‘ltern are numerous kinds of l'ulll.
liEA'L‘ N0 WAlIl'i'iO.
Try a ton and be convinced. The arm! or the ”film“ the but“.
‘ mom otms. ..
“THE BARRIS&GANS CthPANY
WOOD, HAY, OATH. (lilAiN ANlJ HTRAW.
Ill WA'rhill I'm, fltll Til NONWALKI
Asphalt.
' Gravel,
Blue Blame Walks Laid.
Curl Gutter est III
Cement.
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