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.. is “ i- do!
batrou. Granite Cloth. Vsnetll .. Mo-
hairs and Brilliautinel In all low
BLACK GOOD! A 16 LTY.
, or.
E. . K. BA
45 m 47~Wullln¢ton out i.
Mahaokomo Hotel libel
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. .wesruaainsselsn
For Ndi'walk Jim “dalmatian and
continued cold tonight. .Frldiiy fair
and warmer. An extended iiil'eil of
high pressure central over tht Lake
rgion is producing pleasant ‘ eather
with low temperatures in alitlbectloae
east of the Mluiuslppt Rivan‘ This
area is moving slowly eastward and
will control the was her in this vici-
nity during the next 6 hours. . slight
disturbance is developing in Colorado.’
Conditions favor for this vicinity fair
weather with continued low tempera-
ture tonight, followed on Fri. y by
fair and slowly rising temptraturcs.
The temperature ‘will fall tonight to
about 30.
—Horse clipping. L. M. Wright.
Olive Branch Lodge, No. 19. Knights
of Pythias, will hold a regular session
this evening.
Miss Margaret Hagcrman, of Nor-
walk, was a recent guest of Mrs. liti-
ber‘t Taylor, in Georgetown.
A meeting of the‘iiCentral Labor
Union will be held this evening at 8
o’clock, in Central Labor Lyceum, on
South Main street. “
George Fox, of Ridgefield. has moved
his family to East Norwallt, and has
secured employment in Raymond
Bros.‘ coal yard.
'mExpense becomes economy when
the investment is in a residence tele
phone. No other utensil of the home
serves so many purposes at no small
a cost. .
Mrs. Mary Spraguc returned to her
home in Norwalk on Monday nftcr-
spending a few weeks with her son.
Alonzo Sprague, In Ridgefieid,
The Rev. C. K. Flanders, the new
Baptist singing evangelist, who is at
present in South Norwalk, is to make
his home In Hartford, on lSeymour
street.
Washington Camp, No. 11.. il’ntrlotic
Order of the Sons of America. ls plan-
ning for a rollcall and supper tonight.
Bottle of the state officers are expert-
ed to be present.
Governor Roberts has authorized
the admission of Hattie Krupp, of
Bridgeport, and Lillian Cleveland, of
Plymouth. to the Connecticut School
for lmbeclics.
:Banner Council, No. 54, Dani hters of
Liberty; will~hod their regal r niece
lug tonigllt. The degree teams will
rehearse the degree work. All meta-
ilers are urged to be present.
The masquerade ball at the Rowuy-
ion iioseCompauy headquarters proved
to be a success financially and: socially.
Music what‘Iurnished by South Nor-
wnlk manned everybody had a very
fine time. ,1
Whenever you have any sympathy
to bestow, direct it towards the young
woman who never used lilolllster's
Rocky Mountain Tea or Tablcts. 35c.
Plaisted's Drug Store.
in the office of Colonel M. .l. Wise,
assistant quarterinustcr-gencrill. ill the
capitol. Tuesday, there was shown the
beautiful silver loving clip won in the
recent cxpert rifle shooting cilnlust by
Company 1). Second Infantry.
——Fret. fuss, fldget, may be avoided
by residence telephone service. it
makes housekeeping easy Others
profit by its use, Why not you? Full
information furnished upon request.
The Southern New England Tell-phone
Company.
l. E. Nash, of Boston, a cousin of
Archy F‘. Nash, of Union street. has
removed from the liub to Sallith Non
walk llllii has joined with Mr. Nash ill
the sliociiinking business in the Powell
block ill West Washington iltroet.
A ilallowe'en party was gtlvcn last
night by Master Preston Hart. The
place was very preltlly dccortiltotl with
Jack o’ lanterns of all kinds. and the
guests all report a most i-njoynblc
evening. The usual iltillowc‘tin clinics
and tricks were played.
it makes no difference what you buy
nt,N. it}. iiytln til Ciililpllny'Ii you can
nlwnyfl depend oil the quality. for their
ho by Is to Still only the built march-
nntillc: This week In their ad. they
call sttouflon to their stock of dress
linings, and lie up to you to go there
when you want the best.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONII DAY
'l‘skc liAXA'l‘iVE liROMO Quinlne
Tablets. Drugglsts refund mlElney if it
falls to cure. E. W. GROVE 'B signa-
ture Is on each box. 25c.
bailouts
4
grooms slut. am
i l, a
fill?
. 3w“.
&‘ i
. s.
. i
' . iiThisi‘prepAi'atlon is .inteiiiigli
. to replace the numerous patent»
ed or secret cough mixtures of ’
more or less value. it is a
snro‘ and speedy cure' for
Caucus, qoLo'e. ssoncm-
TIS AND ALL DISEASES or
THE macs-r AND LUNGS.
250 A BOTTLE.
ovuui‘
’ . ‘ii DWIGHT!“ i
8 North Main St. W inane-s.
Connection for all north and
south bound can can be made
at our store. . .
t
Washington Chapter, R. A. M.. of
degree on three candidates last night.
The cigar trade all over the state is
brightening tip now, after a rather slow
turcrs are employing extra men to get
out cigars for the holiday trade. The
Christmas season always brings an
the fact that many boxes are given
away as holiday presents and the man-
tiiactorles always prepare for this has-
iness.
—-You make a mistake if you con-
elder residence telephone service an
expense. It saves its slight cost as a
housekeeping utensil and gives you a
bonus to social and protective value.
That‘s why we are adding hundreds to
our list each month. The Southern
New England Telephone Company.
Captain Leonard D. Wildman. for-
merly of Daubury and Norwalit, is ink
lug active part in the government catn-
puign against the lite Indians In the
for West. According to dispatches
from Omaha. General Wint's first orticr
upon taking command of the move.
ment, was one dispatching Captain
Wildnian and thirty men of" the signal
corps from Fort Omaha to the scene of
opcrutions.
Occasionally one has the fortune to
meet women who are ideal in looks
and figure. Ninety-nine times out of
Norwalk, conferred the Mark Master ,
summer, and the local» cigar manufac.
increased cigar business on account of:
as carat or»
dependence units candidate for o-
verpayment) closed illst night stunt-
fsie pleating fiddling unumtgu'lfa‘iil-
.‘z .,r l. carom .p ’o
mwmovglng. ‘i-iis private car was
attached to the train leaving here at
8:06 a. m.. dus iii New York city at
11.3% ant.
’t l-'- l' .i
llltltmc'rlbu AGAINST s. a 0.
ROAD.
140D]. Ohio, Nov. l.——The courts
have interfered to end the fight of
the farmers against the Baltimore «It
Ohio. which. threatened to cause blood-
shed. Attorneys have secured an in-
. junction, restraining [the company from
Wilkins its tracks and rebuilding the
embankment across the country road.
.whoreithey had boosters Olib‘lm Tues-
day. \
, WE. HAVEJUBTRECEIVED
another shipment ‘of 'iron Couches.
from 08.50 to. $12.75. ‘:'l‘lioy include
the..‘ll)ropsitle." Sliding Coach and
Divan. .. . .
We still have a number of Sheet
iron Heaters left. at $4.00 to 07.15,
sizes 9 to 12. ‘ ‘ ‘
‘ IOur line of Oaks is one of the finest
made. Look for the rolling foot rail.
We hare just received another lot
of lngraln Art Squares, 9112;!“ $6.00.
Also Jute Art Squares, from $2.26 up.
according totalso. , .
Don't iorgst~we carry a full line of
Morris Chairs. Couches, Parlor Suits,
etc. '
.F. A.¥ITCHELL,
‘ Open E 'hings til 8 o'clock.
3 and 6 Wall St. Nomlk, Conn.
Tel. 075-4. .
“atheist. ‘
sacrum-non
A full assortment of single and
doublegunsajrom five dollars up. Also
a fine line of hammeriess guns from
fifteen seventy-live up.
Rifles and revolvers from two-fifty
up.
A fresh lot of ammunition in all
' gauges rind caliber.
Repairing Done.
Call at
Norwallt Hardware 60.
39 Main St
'1’
.4
do». :5 ‘
it‘d?
" stile
1w. ”
is;
chemically-
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r. . no.
The following is the short calendar
list of cases for the civil superior
court to be held Friday of this week
before Judge Milton A. Sliumway:
Zalmon B. Wilson vs. Charles E.
Morshouse. disclosure of defense or
judgment: State of Connecticut vs.
John McDevltt, hearing on plaintiff's
demurrer and judgment for want. of
answer to plaintiff’s reply; Tobias
Bernhard of al vs. The John Hancock
Mutual Life insurance Go, hearing on
plaintiff’s demurrer to the defendant's
answer and on plaintiff's demurrer to
the defendant's counter-claim; Mabel
9. Lloyd et at. appeal from probate.
demurrer: Richard F. Pettigrew vs.
William J. Hart at al.. for answer;
Prank s Hughes vs. The American
Tube & Stamping Co, plaintiff's do
murrer to defendant‘s answer: Fred-
erick E. Brown. trustee, vs. Margaret
E. Mooney. executrix. at his. for trial
of issues to Jury; Mattie E. Griswold
vs. William L_ Griswold. motion to
refer to state referee; Bridget Cole-
man vs. John Coleman foreclosure:
The Greenwich Trust. Loan ii. Deposit
Co. vs. Anna A. Marks. judgmcni for
want of answer: Sophia R. Hurlliutt
vs. Frank E. Stur‘gcs at iii. .plalntiff's
motion to cite in administrator upon
estate of deceased defendant; South
port National Bank In matter of re-
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SHORT CALENDAR. USE OF PASTERS.
List of Com for Civil Superior Court Printed Slips Not imperative in Scrub
, Tomorrow. oiling Ballots.
. The impression seems to be general
that thc. amended state law provides
no other way of changing a ballot ex-
,cept by the use of pastors and many
people believe that their ballots will
be- made invalid if they iuark them
with pencil or pen. This, however. is
not so.
The law regarding the use of pas-
ters. as amended by the last legisla-
ture. provides that the name of ally
candidate on a bullet may be erased
by the voter and the name of some
other candidate placed thereon in
writing. The law went into effect on
‘ ast July anti provides also that posters
i hall the of some other color paper than
white. Pink will be used this your.
hat color having been designated by
he secretary of state.
The law as unloaded reads:
"Any voter may alter or change the
ballot by erasing any name thereon.
or by inserting in place of any name
thereon. in writing or by poster. the
name of any ~person for any allies to
be voted for thereon. other than the
person thereon named for such office.
but all pastors shall be printed upon
blank paper. or a color other tiillu
white. to be designated and furnished
by the secretary of state. to such per-
sons as shall apply for the same upon
“payment of the cost th‘creof. All bai-
. mcti ; the v
a hundred you will find she takes Hol-
lister’s Rocky Mountain Tea. Tea or ‘
slim
cclvcr, for acceplanco of rem,“ on lots cast in violation of the foregoing
order to compromise claim: Curoiino'l'eiimrt‘menifl. Shit” De Wild Mid not
Betts vs. Frederick S. Charter. motion counted. but no ballot shall be reject-
i
Tablets, 35c. Plalstcd’s Drug Store.
people, the Halloween pranks were
pooled. Perhaps the weather had
P. Kalinus, Hartford; Alonzo Pricc.
M. J. Fecley. A. .l. Manning. W. H.
Cole, .llostou; Sam Harris, Louisville;
.i, W. Siiecden, it 1.. Cook. I). Louis
lroton. Mrs. M. l). Hubbcli. J. H. Mur-
phy. Al. lsaacs. W. W. Franklin. A. A.
li‘eiter, New York; it“. w. Cole, H. S.
Gaylor. Springfield; George 0. Sarvlii.
Plitsburg. Pin; Joscph Wright. Wooti-
at the Hotel Clifford, yesterday.
Hunters are glad to have the weatba
or continue cold for It makes traveling
through the woods more comfortable
than a hot sun docs. ’l‘lic hunting
parties have been numerous in the
woods north of the town. where gains
hlintcrs report good luck with
birds. The leaves are. now well off the
loses in most sections, tutti the gun.
tiers are able to see the birds to bei-
tcr advantage than they could a couple
of weeks ago.
Michael i’lsano. an ltallan of Stani-
fortl, was aanicnced to a maximum
term of three years nhd a minimum of
one your in state's prison by Judge
iiiornburk, In the Criminal Superior
died“. Tuesday afternOOm‘for silootl
lug a man with intent to kill him. The
bullet entemd the victim's abdomen
and clinic otit of Illa back. having pills-
ed completely through‘ the body.‘ Not-
withstandink the unusual gravity of
the iniury, the man's intestines were
sewed up and he rccovcrt-d. i’lsilno
pleaded guilty to a charge of assault
with intent to kill,
, sipportyluni
r" ‘ ..,
.' 126th loo lb.
”at“?
Prime Rib Rout...”
, _ . . , (a
Portorhouoo Steak 18a and 200 lb.
Sirloin Steak 100 Ind ilo lb.
Shoulder Ste-it 10o lb.
Round Sink 14o lb.
Roast Pork 10o lb.
Contrary to the expectations of the
not so numerous as the residents ex-
somcthlng to do with this. as the rain
had dampened all combustible things
out doors. An attempt was made to ‘ e vlcr clothl mm m. .-. out.
start a large bonilrc in front. of Mend I thl-l r a 1:0 “1:5 , for
Brotbei's' grocery store. but after try» ' prepa e I "W
llig lnefi’ectualiy several times the just 511°“ weather.
boys deslsled in their efforts. BENJAMIN
One of the splendid results of physi-
cal bellutifylng is it's tendency ‘to OVERCOATS
create an ambition to be beautiful in . _ ,
every way. When a woman gets a (.flnllot be beiiU‘Ld for
good start by taking Holllstcr‘s Rocky STYLE, APPEARN E SER-
Mountnln ’l‘en she is all right. Tea or C '
Tablets. 35 cents. I’lalstcd's Drug VICE.
Store.
Gardner, Mass; Cadwailder Evans, .lr., .
socket; .I, H. Ft‘l‘ti. Worcester. wcrc ,
is to be found, and a fair share of tho .
tho _
WEATHER
will
come llll y hour.
soon be here—liable to
You wl.l uccd
$12.00 To $30.00.
Open Monday, Wednesday.
and Saturday Evening:
USEPH DAVIS.
TAILOR
.. . ctorllllil.
' MATTE?
FURNISH II.
I WuhIn on Strut.
South orwolh.
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8T. JOBEPH'S FAIR.
MUSIC HALL.
TEN NIGHTS BEGINNING OCT. 26.
Entertainmont and Dancing
Ivory Night.
FRIDAY. NOV. 2.
Master Eddie O'Connor, soloist.
Mrs. ldw, i-I. Patterson. olocutionlsl.
Miss Emma Johnson, soloist.
Mi» Orson Nook. soloist.
FREE DANCING. 8 TO 12.
to cite in Edward E. Chalice and
Frederick A. Chaffce as cotiefcnll-
ante; David A...Nicllola vs. John C.
ntzlnger. foreclosure: The Hoch-
a tier Co. vs. John T. Donovan, fore-
closure; petition of iiarrlct F. Sher-
wood for change of name; Cora D.
Decker vs. Charles E. Decker. for ref-
erencc to state referee: Charlotte M.
Molt vs. John O. Mott. for alimony
pendente lite; Catherine L. Russell vs.
Martin ii. Russell. for alimony peli-
denic lite.
Uncontested divorces: Maximilian
Petersva, Mary W. Pctcrs: John Kis
vs. Paulina ll. Kill: John E. Enoch vs.
Daisy M. Enoch; (irtico D. Loy vs.
William '1‘. hey.
Uncontestcdltllvorccs will not. be
heart] until Wednesday. November 7.
at 10 a. m.
IDENTIFICATION TAGs.
To be Worn Hereafter by All Soldiers
Ind Officers. ’
WASHINGTON, Nov. i.-—Actan
upon the recommendation of Surgeon-
Ccneral O'Helliy. Acting Secretary
Oliver has ordcrod that hereafter
Identification tags of aluminum ‘the
size of a silver dollar. stamped with
the name. company. rcgliuent or corps
of the wearer. bu suspcndcd from the
neck of every oillccr and soldier, un-
derneath the clothing. by a cord or
thong. Those badges will be issued
gratuitously to enlisted iili‘ll and at
cost price to officers. General Flur-
ry, acting chief of staff. states that
there can be no question about the
great importance of such badges. as
is dciuonlltrated by the thousands of
graves of the tlnllicnilficd dead of the
civil war. Attention is ('Itiii'ii to the
fact ilint tlio ticscva convention pro
video for the title of such marks and
roqulrus bclliltcrcnta to forward such
budircll found uptnl the bodies of the
dead to the proper authorities on eith-
cr side.
FIRST DICASTER SUIT.
Lafayette Student Irina: Action for
050000 Against the Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. i.«Counscl
representing Edward Morgan. student
at. Infayotio college. who was Injured
on Sunday In the Atlantic City dish»
tar. instituted lull. hero yesterday for
160,000 damages against ills Pennsyl-
vania railroad company. Morgan. who
is it college athlete. was badly lniuretl
about the spine. He Is now In a lo-
cal hospital. paralysed. and Ill a serious
condition. '
. o- ...W .
2.000 OIIDS AT TOWN CLINK'I
OFFICE.
There are at present over two iiiOilii-
and deeds at the Town clerk's ofllcc.
left there by owners. and then forget-
ten. These details are private prop-
erty. and after they are recorded-are
of importance only to the owners. (lon-
llur flirts instills Tinnitus
0 Pitts. shredded Codfish . ...... . 25c
soottently they are not kept in the
should there he a fire they would be
ad for being in an unsealed envelop, if
‘lfllf‘ii envelop shows that an attempt
had been made to seal up the sums."
BOOM IS COMING.
indicated by Completion of
Line Beyond Branford.
The completion of the shore line trol-
ley from Iirnnfnrd to Stouy‘Crcck will
undoubtedly exercise-a great influence
in the developing of the real estate
along the line. At the present time
the east. shore Is well settled from
New Haven to Branford. Houses arc
scattered all along the way. and at
short intcrvuls settlements of consid-
erable size have sorting up. The land
between here and Stony Creek is well
adapted for settlement and is very
popular among those who seek a plea-
sant spot for the summer. ‘
It is asserted by many that the at-
tractions of the cast shore are really
superior to these of the west shore.
and that only accommodations arc
lacking. There is a continuous belt
of trolley from this city to New York
and it In said that this is the real ma-
son why that part of the Connecticut
shore Iii more devcltlpcd than the 89(2-
tion east of New Haven. However,
with a through trolley from this city
in New London. real estate along that
ishore would also increase rapidly in
value.—~New Haven Register.
Trolley
AGE OF RAILROAD COMPETITION.
Harrlman Orders Work on Southern
Pacific flushed.
SAN FRANCIBCO. Nov. l.-—-The
Southern Pacific Wallis 6.000 laborers.
This is the statement of one of the lo.
cal oilicials. Orders have just come
from linrrinian to hasten the develop-
ment of the Pacific slope linen. Within
the next livo years over ”5.000.000 will
be spent in construction of lines on
the Pacific coast by tho Harrimnn
system. it Is the Dreiluratlon for the
great struggle in railroad competition
that is earning. With Hill on the north
and the Gould liner creeping across the
continent. Harriman realises that it
'will mean a great fight and that the
life of the big system will- depend on
Itho completeness with which they are
compiled with leaders. Hence at every
available point small roads are being
absorbed. Others are btiinl built and
the Southern Pacific is developingvnll
territory nouibloalto it ready ”for
wlitit HII‘I'IIIII calls it e ”no of rail-
road competition." ' .
SIS OP DENATUNID ALCOHOL.
WASHINGTON. Nov. i.-—'l‘he
partmani. of Agriculture. through Dr.
H. W. Miller. chief of the Bureau of
,Ohemlntry. has lIllin'IlItim to educate
the farmers regarding the manufacture
of denatured alcohol. The bulletins
were issued today devoted to thi- tics-
criptlon of "10mm” from which in-
dustrial or denatured alcohol may be
obtained. the method of manufacture
and to some uses to which it. may be
U
vault provided for town records and but. iil‘WlII ll statistics showing‘ the schooner was held up at Colon for l padlock:
sslbilltiell in the development of the
De dicton. of Belfast, Min.
gum. Head Rico are
OUR SPECIALTIES. Pit. comm tile
nlons
Roasting Chickens. I'ruh Home. 118:“? Campbell’s 3WD 35¢
.mrry ‘ lungg' Guppy-lop Iguugg, NWO! UNIT. Gill . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
moi Trips, Plgo’ rm. an. “m‘ m “mm"
arket, ‘
c z,
i finnhih‘rles. lettuce. Celery, Spill-
'at:
‘I filial {term ‘ intuit.
Jooaloff,
.‘ Sweet Potatoes.
NORTH MAIN ST.
, TIL.”
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destroyed. The orlignal (loudest the ndustry. .
be flown of it. isitiic authority In case From Dr. :Wilsy's discussion of ills
of dispute. and property owners shouhi subject the conclusion ls reached that
know just where their deeds arorali‘d titulmanufoetnre of alcohol on;- small
Ilium that they are Minimal are and scale ill not likely to more profitable.
barriers. Do you know where your Because of tits regulationr «our
deed in? which file runner would be required
to conduct hill still if he engaged In
"if you our are“ my path again. be the manufacture. It Is evident that he
were!" said the man with the red face. must be content with producing the
”Why. are you going to get an auto. raw material and that he cannot look
mobile?“ united the allocations" forward to becoming a practical distil-
Blmsullla. Iar. , ' . , ' ‘
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notifier sea MAY insureds BATTEitii ti“ ,
. ‘\ “WW? -
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And tiINC‘IOP‘lt. too. We shfill makc‘thfs‘a'n‘U'lltki‘Wedi-‘i'lccasion
of such importaucc that you can. Ii_rlfi9iil.i“to pd‘ss itibyfltfiood, clean,
honest. dependable lots thcse. Blousurcfto buy them; pleasure to
Wear them, knowing that they are in every way right.
Woiiicn’s Heavy Fist-cod Vests and Pants in all sizes, 25c.
Women's Extra Heavy Flcccc-iincti Vests and Pants, special
vaiuc at 29c each. ‘
Women's Jerscy Ribbcti Fleece-lined Vests and Pants. merino
finish, non-shrinking: Vests silk cliibroidcry and silk ribbon ’.rim-
~' . 'l'ifkgai‘liit‘lii at the price: sizes 4, 5 and 6, at 504.
Wouicns . Ribbed Vests and Pants, the samelquaiity as
abovc in extra sizes 7, 8 and 9, at 59c.
Wolucn's “Forest Mills" Wool Vests anti Pants in white, nat~
oral and scarlet, 75c, $1.00, $1.25 and $I.5o each.
iloys’ Flneiicavy Weight Fleece-lined Shirts anti Drawers; a
coliipletc line of sizes. all new goods, 2'. 25¢ each.
Men's Sit lcrior Quality it‘iccccdiucd Shirts and Drains-rs; Shirts
single or don )lc breasted, at soc each.
Men's All Wool Shirts and Drawers, big assortmcnt to choose
from; priccs range from 75c to $1.50.
83-85 Washington Street.
._.. _ “M‘—
COAL AND WOOD
. , ,5 AOINTIIOB-.g.f,l
BoWkorfs Fertilizers.
B. HerShfi’eId & 59mm
.u
in ,ws'rita's'rnim' ‘ '
3.. m, _. _.
‘Luduos
_ LININGB ARE A THING THAT GO WITHOUT SAYING-EVERY ONE
HAS TO HAVE THEM. BUT ONCE IN A WHILE IT I8 WORTH WHILE
SAYING THAT IT IS ONLY THE BEST THAT GIVE SATISFACTION. IF
YOU BUY HERE YOU ARE SURE OF GETTING THE BEST.
N. E. RYAN a co.
86 Washington St. 80. Norwaik.
i
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.—
Telephone 474.
SPECIAL SALE
AT M. 8. SMITH a C038.
For Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
'l'fljfltlil yards Taffeta Ribbons, all widths, from 9 to 80 inclusive, 10c yd.
Hosiery and Underwear Specials are too numerous to be Itemiaed.
Everything will be sold at a 25% reduction. , _ ‘
We can save you money on Silk Down Sofa Pillows, all sizes.
Fresh Candy ..... . ............ ...... . ........... ., lilo and title lb.
M. s SMIT e COMPANY.
gs Wadington Street. South Norwalk
l.
7 .
“El I
: » , «I ,_ .,
it is thc‘best mined slid does- not
cost you any more.
.l I". I
lilo llarris it liens to.
88 WATER ST., SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 690.
I
Asshole
, Gravel,
Blue Stone walks Laid.
Curb cutter and Pacing Set.
mess women m transit/ll. 3. mail j T. A Nit. ..
w. ‘ COURT. Til Triton!“ were and 03M”
_..... in. 149039 listi ”mime? allots:
H d . ., occur so tor pat-aim
or of atngzzzdmfiému'rutlim In ”WNW... 00am ,
' . Bridgeport. felo-
. Joli. Wilkinson.
Judge James P. Plait In the United Icon. mounting for guns; Then. 0.
States district. Court today heard the Johnson. New Haven. firearm: H. I‘-
testlmony In the still of Field 8. rcn- Odonklrcllntt and W. (l. leb N"
suing: the Haven. gluing amnion; (than. 0. Tu-
'Wycltofl Pips and Crcosoting Company ' W. Hartford, «minim ill! I‘ll. l ill.
a Htamforli Corporation. The plalniiii' i cigar cutter and screw driver:
II the norm of the schooner Pandlcion M. Wright. Hartford. Will" i
jflatlsfaction. 'l‘hc vcllsui wall charter- i nion lilochanlllm; WMIO’ 'I‘.
oust
ed by this. Stamford concern to take a ' Blrniiorli. electric contact for '
load of piling from Norfolk. via. to systems of electric minivan: m
Colon. Panama, in June. 1396. The lull-kick. Waterbury. automatic ISM:
lpllln was for Work on the Panama. William Ii. Swan. Seymour. on '
cans. .bll; Marry P. Townsend. New Italy.
The vessel owner claims that the 2 patents: Nllht. latch mm.
Julia Anderson,>
[more than two weeks and be ill new} wrench: flea. Bullion. U ' ‘
suing the Wycimif Company for tibia i mailing hexagonal mite: Geo. I. “I
demon-an. 'i'lic stamtord corporslignlwm ll. “silt allude holder: w .
misrepresented in court today yillll otnney. (iuiiforti, hoisting
than A, Wrench a huddle-aged wo- its ..
”3;th said that the vanilla presi-
dent and treasurer of the“ concern.
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marks: book stitchin
having assumed the two cities: upon isfiiiii‘i'l‘ Fury A Clark. NM
the death of her husband. ccrtnin named blltchers’ at M
The vessel owners were represented (l. Reba. Thomoloovillo. fl”
by Cllshman. Dcweli o (Isthmus. of named tobacco products.
New York. Joseph Barbour. of use-I LIN". " i
mm Ipiittlred for uni. Wyeloif'l new. Miller 00.. New unveil. “oi:
company. _ y _ , . lemony." (For my. ' ‘
or Jew
as
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Ilmyib Mfg. 00.. Hartford ,1].1
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