Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 6, 1906 · page 2

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in all the new shadow sheets and
plaids.

Also Henriettas. barges. and... AL ‘

batross, Granite Cloth. Vsnstians, Mo-
hairs and Brilliantines In all colors.
BLACK 0009319 O'BWALTY.

E. K. BANKS,

46 and 47 win-instep. strut.
. uwmm Hutu Mignon.

lnTiil loyalties

For Nordtslk and vicinity Fair to-
night and Wednesday. There Is no
we“ defined storm area this morning
anywhere In the United States. but
slight disturbances are central on the
North Pacific coast and in South Da-
kota and Southern Florida. The only
places where It was mining at 8 o'clock
this morning were Tacoma, Wash. and

Milwaukee. Wis. Unusually tine weath-
er with mild temperatures prevails
In nearly all sections. Conditions do
not indicate any decided change for
this vicinity.

 

 

 

 

-—Ari Squares We. at H. Krieger &
Co‘s. Read the ad. today,

Uncns Tribe. No, 26, Improved Or-
der of Red Men, will meet tonight.

Old Well Lodge. No. l08. I“. and A.
M., hold a regular session this even-
ing.

Miss Eliza Baldwin. of South Nor-
walk. has been spending a few days
in New Canaan.

~ankctball game. Monday night. at
Armory. All Brooklyns vs. Co. F. Don't
miss the first game of the season.

Miss Pearl S. Bouton of South Nor-
walk. has been spending her vacation
with her parents in New Canaan.

Samuel Davis, of the Page—Davis
advertising School has been visiting
with his brothers In South Norwnlk.

Miss Mabel Gladstone of South Nor-
walk. has been the guest of the Mis-
ses Shea. Hoyt street.~New Canaan for
a few dais

There is a case of scarlet fever In
the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Shri
yet at fill Meadow street and the house
is under quarantine.

——Rend H. Kricger tit Co's ad. today:
tomorrow will be too late 1

Robert H Hoyt. of West street who i
sprained his ankle several weeks ago I
while getting out of a wagon is able
to be around again.

Miss Velma Borrell. the well-known
young and popular actress. was the.
guest Saturday of Miss Marjorie liui-'
Ioran. of South Norwalk.

Mrs. J. A Stiibcil returned to her
home on Fridiiy after a four wrecks
stay at than home of Mr. and Mrs (‘har-
les 1.. Wing. of East avenue.

The offering at the Norwslk Corrine-
uational (‘liurch next Sunday will be
devoted to the work of the Connecticut
Ministerial Aid Society.

~Jl‘oniorrow at Kriegcr‘a. Read ad.

The In B. A and K D. of the Not
walk Congregational Church will nrc ct
loiiioirow afternoon at 3 o'clock In the;“
chapel. Miss Raymond will preside

Mrs. William McPherson. of Hart l
land street is considerably liiiproicd
today, but it Is probable that an opera
lien for appendicitis will soon be per

 

 

formed.
Watson Deviuu. who was a well
known and very popular student oi

the liarsiiom Siiiool in Norwalk has
returned here to resume his studies or
the school.

i

A cone of diphtheria ill It! Raymond
street was reported to iii-iiliii Officer
Henry (1. Stu-rot. M. I).. this morning i
by ilr I-‘ I. iluriii-II. tho iitintiiling‘
plirsli Ian and the pl.iit' was tpiiirriiiilii ’
ed.

A line weekly atiivIco llllii been pre-:
pared for 'lmllllihiln) night iii the, Nor i
Walk Methodist (‘iiiiicIi. The subject
will lu- ’I‘ lie Home» of the (‘hiii‘clL (‘riii'
“’0 Take 'lIrcli piucca.’ 'l‘iie Olili'iifll
lioiiirl of the rhino li will uim-i itiiliglil.‘

Any thin or undiwclopmi girl or;
uomuii will be licriciliied by taking
Ilolilster'u Iimki Mountain 'i‘c.i. II
is one of the greatest known roiriudicu:
Ior making people strong healthy iIIlil
well. 'l‘cu Iii 'iubiI-is, ill» t‘i‘l‘iib
Tea or 'I‘tiliiois l

Mina t'oruwuii of iiiidgoporu will he- .
(onto the tint ugcni and opnriiior all
the pain hound iiouiii Nor-walk riiil
mud station. taking the duties now III: l
led liy William I Miilvlhlll not Mr
Mulvihlll Wliillt‘l to take the night‘
trick. .

Full election whom will he receiv-
ud tonight at the Norwnik Club om
a special wire .‘l‘hc members are at
ways privileged to lovin- nonnrusidsiit
gentlemen to the chili and on this he
carries each member iiiliy invite one
resident must.

run Thursday ovviiiiiii weekly pray
or hurries of the Norwsilt Congrogn
ilonsl Church will he ii unique one
It will be known as a story tellers
mooring. illiu h person is requested to
bring it short iii in not ever live uiiiib
nice long, that s a lesson in It.

TO OUR! A COLD IN ONE DAY
'i‘aiw LAX ii'i'ivit nacho Quinton
'l‘siilels. Ilmggim refund money if it
hills in curt! N. W. GROW!" Illfililh
inn» is on each box. 9“-

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' Norwnlk Trust

1 W. Upham. Worcolinr.

 
 

 
 

A specific for various forms ol'

V Rheumatism and Rlienmatls
‘ Acid Poisoning. A treatment for

the Blood. Kidneys and Bladder.

PRICE 76c AND $1.00.

iniuui

a North Main in. Tel. nae-s.
Connection tor all north and

south hound cars can be made
at our store.

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Elcctlon returns will be received at
the City Hotel. this evening.

Election returns will be received this
evening at the Sentinel office.

~—Election returns at Hoyfis Theatre

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Allan Wilson. of Siratfot‘d was in
town yesterday in an automobile l

Trinity Navel Reserve basket ball
team will play'ihe Harstrom team on
'l‘hntsday night at the Armory

Mrs. W. E. Olmstead who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs Belle Grc—l
gory in South Norwaik. has returned
to her home In Mill Plain.

.lohn Poggcnburgh. of the Maliackel-
mo Cigni store presented the
workers at Putnam Hose House with
[in boxes of Old Well Perfectos to-
lay

The average young woman of today
Is busy and has no time to devote to
anything but health and beauty. It
comes to ninety-nine out ‘0! every
hundred who take. Hollister's .Rocky
Mountain Tea. Tea or Tablets, 35
cents. Plnistcd's Drug Store.

A good way to keep tabs on your ex
pcnscs Is to pay all your billsdiy check.
it Is safe and convenient. The South
Company furnishes
neat check books free to depositors in
the General Banking Department All
dcpirrirrients are. open Saturday eve
nir rig from 6 to 8

“Read Krieger' s ad. today.

Another Rcdding property has paste
cd into the hands of a wealthy New
York man who will establish a sum
mcr home In that place. The Wake. nun
Bradley place has been purchased by
A. .I. Illvermore. of New York who
will remodel the house build a reser-
voir and put in modern improvements.

—- Election returns at HDIi' 3 Theatre,

Ucucou and Mrs. Matthew W. Starr.
of Westport avenue. Norwaik. celebrat-
ed the sixty~iilth anniversary of their‘
marriage Sunday. Both are hale and
hourly and their many friends hope
to hare their wedding anniversary oc-
cur mam tiinen Mr. Siarr Is eighty-
seven and Mrs. Starr eighty-three.
years of use.

When y'ou re broke the girls are ahr

'Iiici inrri and fly as you come nigh.

Ilrnt c up old man show some pluck;

Take Rocky Mountain 'l‘ca: ‘iwiii
change your luck.

l’ialslcd's Drug Store.

Mrs. llnrciliu Stnluli, Mr. ilflfl Mrs.
l A Siniicil, Mr and Mrs. Ilcniy iloat
moan and Miss Emma Staiicii iiticnd-
ml the funeral of the lullc John M
Surbidi. In Elizabeth. N. i., on Satur
day Mr. Slulieii was by (Xi'IllmllOn u
tori-mun In the Singer sewing liliil'llllit
iiuiori for the past thirty llvc yours
and was held in high cuioi'iir Iii his
runny friends and siiopmntou. who viiil
miss him gri-nily He Iii sirrviwd by
.i nidow and also leaves many ”Million
to mourn his loss

«Elm lion returns at iioyi'u ‘l‘hcutro

flirt-sis iii the Hotel f‘ilfford liINi
Iili-ilil Wore: Will It} Knight. .I. .1. More
Milli il. 0. Window. J. “Taylor. I.. ll
llull, Limb A’yler. New York; A S
illriuiid oti. H.h‘. I'iiilciuon lim'iit'mulc
W. ll. 'i’ai'niiiry Jr. J. E. iiruinnrd
liminir. .loiin s. Pullman Hiilih Si"!
ling. llllthi-Ililrl W. i). Seymour.
iiiilgoiiuiil; John E itculiir. E L, 3W-
livid Stamford. Stephen P. i’ol‘klnn
'i. It :iinhon New llirven:
f' rnwniiaw. Nun-burg; Edward liuiisc
lliirilortl W. E Upton Rochester: ii.

 

.. iiilrrilon returns iii Hoyi's Theatre.

The members of (latitude Union
Giiiiiiril Knights of Columbus and its
(‘mhollc cam on dooltl iy flurry our
week for the hi: iolnt
uliih lioniiir iii West, avenue 0
day night. ll will continue

' new robust-rill}L son Thompson.

 
 

mt It the
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ltiirduib .

 

 

 

. V LE.
THOMPSONVILIE. Nov. 6—~'i‘he
Westfieid Plate Com any of this
place has bought out sabody A Coin-
pnny of Worcester. Marni" manufuo-
turers of dry goods for funeral and
undertaking concerns. and will motto
the plant hare at once. it is a entail
that the new department ‘will run‘
niag by December 1. it will employ
about twenty five hands, mostly wt»
men. .

W
WAS BRIDGEPORT BOY.
BRIDGEPORT. Nov.
of a photograph the body of the youth
found mangled beside the railroad
tracks In Gienbrook last Friday morn-
Ing was identified here yesterday as
Charles ’I‘icliy aged eighteen years,
son of Charles J 'l‘Ichly of this city
The, young man ran away to New York
with two chums iii order to escape
feared arrest of beating him way home
when he fell from ii train.

 

 

'I‘he Norwalk Lock Company closed
at noon today In order to allow its em.
ployee. to vote.

0. S. 'I‘rowbridgo George A. Wliolp
Icy and W. A. (‘lnrk enjoyed an auto-
mobile trip to New Haven and took
dinner at the ”(lltl (larder, Sunday.

A still alarm of tire. was sent in
yisterdiiy from IT Chestnut street.
where it was believed the house was
on fire. It was later discovered that
the crackling noise was due to steam-

pipes. ... U.

PHIIIillPHS

HEADQUARTERS FOR

Edison Phonognphs and Records.
Victor and Columbia Talking Machines
and Records.

Sold for Cash or on the Installment
-Plan.

:E [. illiKilllilll it ill

l39 Wall Street. Norwalk.

 

_._... . ,.- .... .-__-~._.-
Bargains AI Jiiseioff I
Quint-es. peck .................... 59c
Onions, peck ..................... 25c
Onions. bushel ................... 90c
Fancy Apples, peck ......... 30c
Fancy Apples. bustiel ........... Silt)
Your choice Pancake Flour.

3 packages ................ 25c

JoselOff,

NORTH MAIN ST.
TEL .69“

 
 

The United salutes Gavel-smut

within the past two years. has purchas-
ed 25.000 Stearns A Foster Cotton
Felt Mattresses, for use In its army
[rosin throughout America and the
Philippines.

The Sicarns & Foster Coi‘on [Felt
Mattress is guaranteed.

After sixty days‘ trial. If llini‘i"‘nil Is
not entirely satisfactory, your money
will be rein dod. .

or Sale by

r. A. rut-roam,

Open Evenings till 8 o'clock.
3 and 5 Wall St. Norwalit. Conn.
Tel. 075—2.

 

 

GUN S AND
AMMUNITION

A full assortment of single and
double guns from five dollars up. Also
ii fine line of hammerleas guns from
fifteen seventy-live up.

Rifles and revolvers from twoiltly
up.

A fresh lot of ammunition In
gauges and caliber.

iicpiiirliig lloiie.
. Call at

all

Norwalli Hardware (30.
39 Main St

 
 
 

Wililniil f“

‘ NIPPING
WEATHER

will soon he horow-llirlrls to

 

Hominy and Tuesday nights foliowi :3:
A line program will be given tr

night. with nluhiiy outings.
feature will be dancing,
gin ouch night at l. o‘clock it. From
than prurient outlook the honor will he
one of the mall hitches
its kind ever given at iii club house.

"Wm ssoroiro postman one.

Stiffmil Mon. Nov tie»
Mhliihilii” Anii our. president
Anthony

wed ions and publisher of
the New
GM list-ulna all”.

Send Your Children
if IlOIl cannoioome
’ iiouiselh ~
and save motion.

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Another .
which will he- ‘

ill UWMA t)! l

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.m

of ii). .
droid Evening Btun‘dhrih

 
 
 

conic any hour. You will need
hss‘vler cloiiiingmnu overcoat.
We prepared months use for
just such weather.
IINJAMIN
OVIICOATO
cannot be lmfieml for
s'rvu, APMAINOI,
VICI.
"2.00 TO “0.00.

Open Monday, Wetlands).
Innis“ ,

i: g vfii‘rz a

 

 

 
 

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SER-

 
 
 

 

 

 

ii.-—By means1

Sole Agents for

 

12- -18 North “Gill... Si

Botticrs and Shippers
of

MOHAWK GlNGER
ALE

Mohawk Spring Water
Mohawk Club Soda
Mohawk Sarsapsrilla
Mohawk Birch Boer
Mohawk Norvo

lililllil’li Spring litter iii.

 

Collins

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

the Norwalks. r

& to.

south Norwnllt. Conn.

,ai r

 

Bottlcrs and Ship-
pers of

MOHAWK LITlllA
SPRlNG WATER

Plain and Sparkling

ill li’isliingiiiii 8i..8iiiiiii iiiiiiiilk.

 

Wm _...... ..
JUDSON WILL ACT FOR PROSECU-
TION.

 

State's Attorney FIOIODOII’I Unable
to Appear in Cass Again“ Alexan-
der Hermann.

Unless something unforsccu dcvc-
lopabuiivceii now and Wednesdai
morning at. it o‘clork the trial of Alc
xandcr Hermann for the muprdcr of
Martin Korminsky on the night of
July 4 last. will be commenced at that
hour in the i‘riminai Superior (learnt
Judge Allicitu ".l Roraback presiding

The c use In rather peculiar. It is

man tomniiited the crime because of
his relations with Mrs. Kornziusky.
who is held as a witness Kornzln
sit) was shot as he, was about to enter
his home after going out across the
way to get it pull .0! beer.

lng a man was soon walk
down the street irr-front o
zinsky home.
prove illill this man was Hermann.

The trial In expected in take some
iinre. as it will be necessary to use Iri-
icr‘pieteis the greater part of" the
time.

State's Attorney Samuel Pcsseuilcn
will not be able to conduct the trial.
so the prosecution will be In the hands
of Assistant Attorney tiaien A. thirirr.
who Is to have the powerful assistance
of Senator Silica Judson. Prosecutor
.iolin S. Pullman of Bridgeport, will
also assist In the case.

A great. (test of werk lins been done
in preparing for the case. A iargc num-
ber of witnesses have been examined
and the testimony has been carefully
sifted out. The triple believes it has
a strong case. Tire defense has not
been disclosed. but it Is thought that
il‘Iill Ieffort will be made to prove air
ii l

The engagement of Senator .lud-
son on tlilii case will necessitate the.
postininciucni of tho Mora vs. Iicclw
suits for damage. which was on trial
before Judge Slumiway In lllt' Suiwrior
t‘oiiri when that Iribirriui adjourned
ii chk ago lust Thursday iiniii the
murder trial is finished which will
probably be In about three wcellu urr
ices something unexpected happens.

g up and
the Korn-

(‘nucuuwm'l is it liiiiliiiosu iniiiiiloiiiiil
of vegetable extracts that is wonderful

Iii‘llit of bubisirand children. Recour-

 

NEW PARLOR CARE.
Also a Lot'cf Engines for the Council
tilted Road.

The New York. Now Iiavcn and
Hartford Railroad Iloriipniiy has our
l‘liiltlml 42 high grade locomotives. :iii
oii-r-trIc tumors and ill parlor ciiru.

'I‘iic parlor rim “W of the limit typo
rind will fumiiih sufficient equipment
of this kind to provide for the con
sinntiy increased patronage of tire
r‘oiid.

'l‘ruinu are carrying more passen-
ni'ru than over before in the mall's
history lliltl mm is iiieiiior tiolliiilitl
for first class curs. Mouv or the local
iriiius urrivv iii uliiilrmu huldriil sche-
duio lime. particularly brim-on horn
and New York.

in liirito dour-cc this lmuhlc Iii titu-
Io delays in stir cut ., in the result
of "tor-crowded r-oiidIiioiiii iii iliu New
York terminal.

Work iii lining pushed there as rapid-
ly us posidbie and the New York. New
linvsu and Hartford Railroad

plan as tailor condition and the great

mil _
As soon as

congestion will,”

deliver! trains

 

postdhle conditioud of
relieved, in aniline
lilo twins table.

Raymond Mist Iii In Newton to- 1

day in billions for A.J .Collins and
Company
wflluetloh aim. in not at Theatre
F'rsdsricir if. Field and Albert W.
lliiriririiie are criteria: a hunting trip
in Brenton! and nearby towns.

i

has minaret titanium), midst it let
Oi m Will . it .

bcilvrcd by the state that the accused:

For nearly an hour before the shoot.

The state will try fol

In llh’ beneficial effects on the Hilllll-

rounded and sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy and The llridgu I‘hni -
riiscy. "

Com- '
puny are pushing their electrification ”V

demand for such supplies will per- '

hut tin which can mousse ii till-imp

l BANKER Hour momma“

(‘i’l‘i’ OF MEXICO, Not. tho—J, E
Siaii Hunt for whom a manual was
lssllt‘il on ()iiobcr 2a charging hliii
{with fraud In connection with -UI‘.‘
{settlement of the affairs of the inter-
irrational Rank and Trust Company.
which Iaiicd In lilfl'i has lie-m coo “-
tcd of any complicity In the affair. Mr.
ltlum. Whose wncrtaoouis was an
iknown yesterday. voluntarily appear-
ed before the Fifth Count. The charg .
its werc brought by the liquidating
'utllilliitlcc of the defunct: Bank

STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. lira
zillan Bltllli is breaking up colds when-
ever tried. nin‘mst without exception.
lilo 26c 50c and $100 bottles.‘ The
tlii’ford Barriers and Plaisted‘a. "
SCHOONERS

FOUR DRIVEN
ASHORE.

PORT H0011 N. 3.. Nov. 6.~-l"0ill
schooncrs. of the fleet anchored in this
lbnrbor yesterday, were driven ashore
llast night bv the Si‘Vill'o. gale, It Is
believed that all the crews reached
shore on Port Hmni island safely ‘

 

 

 

 

MADE HAPPY FOR LIFE.

(‘ircat happiness come into the Ironic
of S. C. Blair, school superintendent.
at St.
daughter was restored from the dread-
ful complaint he. names. He says: “My
little daughter had St. Vitus‘ Dance.
which yielded to_ no treatment but
grew steadily worse until an a. last re-
sort we tried Electric Bitters; and i
rejoice to any. three bottles effected
a complete cum" Quick. sure cure
for nervous compidlnts, general debili-
iy. female weaknesses. impoverished
blood and malaria. Guaranteed by F.
H, Baxter's. South Norwnlk. and E. P.
Wood‘s, Norwalk. drug stores. Price
I300. , ”
WILL STUDY GERMAN TARIFFS.
NEW YORK. Nov. ii.——l)lrf‘t'ior S. N.
. North of tho (tonsils bureau. and
.lnun-a ll. (lorry. chief of the custom
division of the Treasury Department.
who. with N. 1. Stone. have been an
pointed by President lioosmlelt in VI-
sit. Oct-runny for the purpose of ob-‘
iiiiitlng data for possible iiiodificalions
of AllWl‘lI‘ili} inilil' laws which tile At
present the subject of much complaint
on the part of tho tiurtuan exporting
interests. sailed for Europe today on
”it: uiruituor Wilhelm dor Grouse

WILL NOT
, BE CRIPPLED

TREATMENT SUCCESSFUL

mus...

rs. Mitosis.“ mum.
My Curd With WM :-

W. i,» . , .

, It might Interest. Bhutan“! m
acre of this country to learn the wonder-
ful work that Urio 0 Is Haiti

the relief mend sure of this (l,
him.

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side
of i it will?
rs tin
unit from when all womegewiio have
use Bumlfll'. out. immunization
ma; lief manufacturer-ii of thin won-
derful it do have never solicitods
latrines luv a word of prose trim
people who limb tilled the W
sit or like tho’rmo “thud
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, ‘ iii our urgent um
“um“; "f .

'“u’v. ,

Albums. W. Vin, when his little .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

limits. the literati-out daughter of

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AGENT FOR MAY MANTON‘S PATTERNS.

 

 

And time for ii, too. We shall make this an Underwear occasion
of suih iiiiportanc that you can ill aflord to pass it by. Good, clean,

limit-st Ilt pcndab c lots these. Pleasure to buy iiiem: pleasure to
wear tliciii, knowing that they are in every way right.

Women s Iicavy J lt‘ct ed Vests and Pants in all sizes, 35c.

\l"otiicii s l7 xiia llcavy licecc— lined \ cats and Pants, special
value at one each.

Women" s 1lcrscy Ribbed li‘lcecc-lined Vests and Pants. merino
iiiiisli. iron-shrinking; Vests silk embroidery and silk ribbon ’.rini~
incd. ' the very best garment at the price; sizes 4 5 and 6, at 502.

Women' 5 Jersey lxilrbcd Vests and Pants, the same quality as
above in extra sizes 7, 8 and 9 at 590

Viomcu s "I most Mills" Wool Vests and Pants ill white. nat-
ural and scarlet 75c. $1.00, $1. 25 and $1. 50 each.

Boys l‘lllt‘ llcavy Vt'clgltt llcecc lined Shirts and Drawers, a
complete litre of sizes. all new goods, 9’. 25¢ each

Men‘s Superior Quality 1" ll ccc lined Shiite and Draintrs; Shirts
single. or double breasted at 50c ehch. .

Men's \ll Wool Shirts and DiliWCIS big assortment to choose
from: prices range from 75c to $1. 5o.

 

, 83-85 Washing-ton Street.

 

COAL. AND WOOD

noun-rs FOR ..
Bowkar’ s Fertilizers-

B. HerShfield & Son.

12: warns. 3mm NIH m

LININGS 3"“

LININGS'ARE A THING THAT GO WITHOUT SAYlNfl—EVERY ONE
HAS TO HAVE THEM. BUT ONCE IN A WHILE IT IS WORTH WHILE
SAYING THAT IT IS ONLY THE BEST THAT GIVE SATISFACTION. IF
YOU BUY HERE YOU ARE SURE 0F GETTING THE BEST.

N. E. RYAN 8s CO.

86 Washington St. 80. Norwalk

 

 

Telephone 474.

 

Underwear Hosieiii Gloves

Comfortables. Outing Fishnets.
Specials for Sal. Mon. ti Tuesdsii

AT

M. S SMITH u COMPANY.

South Norwsih

on Washington Strc'c ft; mm
qr"

it Is the best mined and dearest
cost you any more.

Ilia Iiarrls it (ions ('0.

I38 WATER 81‘" SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone I390,

 

Osmonii.

Blue Stone Walks Laid,
.. .Curb Guitar and Paving Bet.

.v it a?” if ”.va “my 5‘, ;.

mood Bros

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issued. as.“ “saunas.
'iis moon farms Wilts breakers In
the Isnripm Dr. King's New hits Pills.
When liver,» and bowels on ulriko.
they quickly settle the trouble and
the purifying work goes right on. host
cure for constipation. headache and
diminish. 2hr. all“ it. liarler'u. sleuth
Normrik lifitl Id. l‘ Woods. Nurwuik.
driiuists.

new venue an. ouusuook‘.
The body of an unknown will w
thin tuna-Iii drama. and, birth!

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

siiiiion. Saturday owning.
was crusiied and it was plain;
«aura than either foil (roam: trsi
Mill run over. The Iridium

’lllo mourn. or lA‘lllMi l oyt'l
Company. in iltumfm‘d its

In the clothing 1”: the

the young man

and the morgue pic samurai“
with super-inter: at?" of Thirties
mlnghsin of Ihui.

maiden unidentified

 
 

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NAUOATUOK CHILD IURNIO TO
EAT.

NA UGA’I‘UCK. Nov. amulbelnn

Patric Brits 0 was tsrrlhlyi
Ivlii playing armed ii iii-- in
the street 7 dismay. today after

Ii who burning Good for eve till
rm...» . and this on for. newnrii xWit sul Vii“
bottom, DaWItis. sou Matrix await

...i...ai new

Mm
comm Kidney. slid distiller gills
as

from
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