r
in all the
plaids.
Also Henrietta, Serges. Vellinn, Al-
batross. Granite Cloth, Vacations, Mo
hairs and Brilliantinel in all colors.
BLACK" cooppwn OPEGlAL'fiY.
E.K.BANKs.
45 and 47 annual" imam-t. '
Mob-ckfimo H I Clock.
with Nomutkt.
tutti heather
=2“ - M- . .- ..
WEATHEE FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Partly
cloudy and slightly colder [tonight and
Sunday. The disturbance that was
central in the Lake region yesterday
morning is now passing out the St.
Lawrence valley. it is producing
cloudy and rainy weather with mild
temperatures. in the eastern portion
of the Lake region and New England.
This vicinity is on the southern edge
of it. Conditions favor for this vicin-
ity partly cloudy weather, with not
much change in temperature.
Morris Epstein spent yesterday in
New York.
-—Dr. Dick's cures malaria.
Victor W. Ferris is attending the
football game. in New Haven this af-
tcrnoon.
Tomorrow will begin the week of
special services at the First Methodist
Church. '
Dr_ L. M. Allen is attending the
Yale-Brown football game in New lia-
vrn today.
-—-Dnniap Derbies. O‘Brien.
E. R. Bennett is home again after
a visit in the country, not much im-
proved in health.
—Basket bail. Armory, Monday
night. Co. 1“ rs. l’nrthians. Nutmcgs
vs. iiarstroms. Dancing from 10 to 1':
Miss Bessie (‘orbott is rapidly re-
covering from a slight attack of iii-
termittent fever.
Old Well Hook and Ladder will
hold a regular meeting next Monday
evening at 8 o'clock.
Miss Grace Banks. of Westport, is
entertaining Mrs. Bertha Jennings. of
Ntll'walli. for a. few days.
Unitas linymakers’ pcnncble players
will resume their tournament next
Monday. in Red Men's Hall.
Itcprosentativc~elcot Frederick Quin
turd has returned from a couple of
duya‘ shooting trip in Roxbtti'y.
Mrs. Willis Woodward of North
nvonuc. will entertain the Monday at-
tcrnoou Whist (Jinb. next week.
~—For choice Meats. Native Poultry.
lt‘rcsh Eggs. go to Railroad Ave. Mkt.
Miss Helen Keeler. of South Nor—
walk. spout a. few days with Miss Do-
rothea Seeth, in New Canaan.
Charlcs C. Swurtz. who has been out
West for a number of months, is mak-
ing a visit at his home in iiavilund
street. ,
A little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel McCarthy. of Garner street. is
ill of scarlet fever. The home has
been quarantined.
(‘hurlcs lt‘, Mills. deputy gruntpmas-
tor. has been presented with a hunti-
some pillow by tlphir Chapter, Order of
the Eastern Star.
~Lndles‘ College Hats. O'Ilrien's
Mrs. Mary A. Fitch. of Vista. has re.-
turnt-d from a very pleasant visit with
relatives in Springfield, Mass, and
Norwalk. (‘ontr
-—-—anket bull. Armory. Monday
night. (‘0. l“ \'.<. I’nrthlnns. Ntitmt-tzs
vs. Hurstvoms. i‘lanring from it! to 12.
Harry t‘rossvtt. who has been ill for
some days at tho Norwnlk hospital
with typhoid fever. passed a very com-
l'ortnbio night last night.
’i'he urorngo young woman of today
is busy and has no time to (II'VUIl' to
anything but health and beauty. it
t'ttllit‘H to niiu-tyunine out. of every
bundrmi who take lioliiatcr's Rocky
Mountain ’l‘t-zt. 'l‘cn or 'l‘ablcts, 3.3
cctits. i’lnistt'd's Drug Store.
Mr Dunbar. who Is with the right
of way department of the American
't'riipbonc ililtI 'i‘oh-gruph t‘otnpsny.
was in town ltitIil)’ on business.
This afternoon :it. 2::ltt o‘clork. ut
the Salvation Army liull. u quantity
of candy and apples were distributed
by t‘upinin ll. .iorrott. to tho poor chil-
dren of 'l‘br Norwnlks.
.‘iir. illllI Mrs. Joan-pit It. \VIIIZ and
daughter i"lorrnc. who valor up froth
Brooklyn. ’I‘tu-stluy intending to spend
it wm-k bore and thou they will go to
Florida to «land the winter.
«Latent Soft liuts. O‘Brien.
Mudumo Qtilnturd, oi Norwulk will
t-oittiuchn fortune telling booth at tho.
Dunbnry tldd it’i-liow'a fair. which will
open In the butting t'liy tonight. and
continues for a work
t'burlos it}. i" (tiuphnm. who has
Iiimlt spending the summer at his homo
in l'lutlubura. N. Y.. arrived in Nov
walk. ’l‘bttrmliti‘ for the winter. ills
futulli will urrlw in a few days.
ilnalwi bull; Armory. Monday
night to i" re. I’nrthinna. Nulmvas
rt ilurutronm. llnncing from lit to it.
To CURE A COLD iN ONE DAY
'i‘nlw i.A.‘tA'l‘l\'l'l illtttMt’) Quinton
’i‘ublt-tn. lirnggistu refund money If it
tulip In curr. ill. W. iilli)\’ltl‘i-l BIRilll‘
Itlll' in on each box. 25c.
'3
" nuts
'. Scheduled
(Continued hom‘ll‘lrst Page.)
2 brain Otilnltlo Pills.
Guaranteed to contain 2 grains
countered Colby. at. Brunwlck, in critlv
cal championship contest.
most the strong Wesleyan eleven.
Vale-Browu
NEW HAVEN, Nov. lO.—~—Yale's so:
tutti football strength will be shown to-
day in the game with Brown. which is
expected to be one of the stillest of
the season so far for the blue. During
the week the Yale team has been
rounded into shape by an army of
coach so that it is prepared to give
n better exhibition of the some titan
‘at any time this your. The illrown team
has high hopes of giving Yale a hard
game. those being based on tho fine
showing against Harvard lust. Satur-
day and the reports that Yale's deve-
lopment has been slower than usual.
The Yale team will start the game as
it did against. West Point. excepting
Ithat Paige and l'ligelow the tackles
will be changed ubout. Blgelow goinit
‘on tho left side of tho line. and Paige
to the right.
The game will be called at ‘2z30
o‘clock.
of sulphate of quinine and ab
solutely soluble.
in {Settles of 100 at
400
hit. it. filth, Ii.
Drugglnt.
8 North Main St. Tel. 626-3.
. West Point-Princeton.
Connection for all north and
WEST i’OlN'l‘, N. Y., Nov. tit—wFuir
weather is all that the. army asks for
today in order to give the thousands of
visitors who are always on hand on
the military ruinous for a football
game. an exhibition of the prowess of
tho cndct eleven against Princeton.
A weck ago West, Point. broke Yale's
run of shutouts by scoring a touch-
down nnd goal in the first half. 'i‘o~
day‘s battle will be watched with in-
terest in order to get a line on the
possible outcome of next Saturday's
games between Yale and Princeton.
West Point's panting will be attend-
ed to by Mountford and Harlan will
take charge of the. same department
for the New Jersey colleginns. the
spectators will be treated to excel-
lent. work in the long kicking game
Lino np:~——
south bound cars can be made
at our store.
The subject of the evening sermon
in the South Norwnlk Baptist Church
tomorrow evening will be “Some
lontrasts in Life." The ordinance of
baptism will be celebrated.
broarlghtmsome till
F‘. E. Lockwood. the Norwalk auto-
mobile dealers. closed contracts yes-
terday for two more 1907 Ipcomoblles.
making a total of four. In a few days
they expect to have a 20 horse power
inconiobile limousine in town to tie-
monstrate. West Point Princeton.
The bank account of Homer Clark. Hanion """"" . """"""" WIS!”
of the \‘acunm Varnish Company, of V If“ End.
East Norwnik. has been attached by I‘VWI‘S --------------------- Phillips
Deputy Sheriff John W. Sculley. in u ”3" “"3““
Suit bought by Attorney LOUIS S. Erwin """"" _' ' ; ' ' ‘ ' " 1" Dillon
Bees to recover $12 protest fees on n 1"” “”5””-
check Sultan ..................... Herring
' Center.
When you're broke the girls are. shy. Chhfly .................... Stnnunrd
They turn and fly as you come nigh. ‘ night Guard.
Brace tip old man. show some pluck: Pollen ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, (‘ooncy
'I‘uke Rocky lilountnin Ton; ’twiil Right ’i‘ncklc
change. your IHCK Stourns ................... llotigland
i’iaistcd‘s Drug Store. Right. End.
The foundation has been completed JUIIIIHOII ------------------- E- DINO"
for the barn to be erected in Norwalk I Qlltlt‘lt‘t'bat'lu
avenue for Thomas Smith. The build- Mountford ................... Hill’lflll
ing will be frnmo. two and one-half I-t‘“ llalfbnck
Istorios high. 20x20 foot. Samuel (‘. Hill ................... Rttlon-Millrt‘
iMornhotisc. of West Norwulk, is thc‘ Right linifbnrk
(*Onll‘ilt‘IOI'.
--~(‘.rofut & Knapp tints. O‘Brien.
in decorating their store windows ‘ HARVOED_C.ARLISL,E'
next week. the merchants of the town (AMlil‘l‘l)¥'l"' MHTS", V", {Hi I"
are requested to use the li‘edcratlon the eitpcctalton ‘3‘ “"0“” :' fwrldmf‘
[colon—dark red—that the town may fl} .‘Ix‘mfmuw Y‘.I.’lm.ll(\.\‘. .luflifl' if
hr in holiday attire for the convention ”mm ”m,” g‘ m ”‘1.” ”£0...le u." I
of tho, Sllilt' Federation of Women's 031.”?! “3“!qu [:10 3a.“: 'fn‘ul.“ .“fm:
Clubs. to be held Tuesday and Wed “5" “mm ' “l n In“ L.” “"1“ I."
nesday. like football IlilIIIt‘ between iiitnuid
‘ and the t‘urllsle lutiinus. i‘hc game
Stephen Swan. an OItIIIillt‘l‘ In po- is expected ,0 m. l-lurrnrd'e: hardest
lice circles, arrived in town yestor. of the w...” 0"th the Yul. (form/«5]
day and became very much intoxirnt- two ““st from today. Mn. . 1» .Jmp
”I "t? “"15 “I‘T‘PSWI about 9345 look to ('urlislo to win and all. 'xbt't‘i
o‘clock last night. by Captain Pen-
” an exciting struggle. The crimson
nington. and looked up. [his morning will ptit her in.“ It‘ilill 0” the field, p
be was fined 85 and costs in the
low" is believed. and the one. barring nccl
court. 'dents. that will meet Yule. linrvarti
The Rev. .lohn It]. Adams, ill). will is said to be In good condition for ”W
preach tomorrow morning at the First Iltilllt‘ and confident of winning. (‘nr-
Mrtbodist Church. llr. Adams will dt- llslc also has high hopes and Coach
liver one of his most t-t-iobrutml sor- llcmus Pierce has oxprt‘Ssed his belief
mons. whirb is on perhaps the great 'ilittt his men will defeat tinrrut'd.
est Old 'l‘cstamcnt text. “Who is this The weather conditions \vrt‘c again-
. Smith ................... Mt't,‘tli‘illit‘li
Fillibnt'k.
that comcth from Etiom. with dyed,“ litt' Indium-t. ShitWt'rH during ”It
garments from llozrah. rte." lsuiah .niizht and more threatening Inf llw
oil: 1. Mr. Pepper will render tho or- afternoon worked nguinst tho visitors
l‘t‘i'torysoio. open style of play. t‘arlislc's hopes
. her speed and the kicking of Mt
Any thin or undercloied irl 0i 3"" I" .. . .
Iwoman will be benefittcd bvgtaklng Pleasant. the “Mk “"1" '9 "”mw’fim
tliollister’a ilockv Mountain ‘Tcn. It of men who are said to ho capnbit: of
:is one of the greatest known remedies “WI“IIW 10" yards in close to too so-
tt‘or making people strong. healthy and ponds.'l‘llittrviii-tl‘ us, l‘lrillt‘lll is {hill linim‘i
‘\vt‘II. Tea or Tablets, 35 cents. Shack ” gun): “M“ m """‘ " '
I Tea or Tablets.
Muny grocers Ill this town and other Phillips Andoverm-Phllllpa Exter.
i . ,. . ., . . .. ,
ltirit-nds \t ho know il. t‘. Slot-um. tr;tr« A???“ W!“ PM"; NP" _"" ..|”“|
.oling s'th-xmutt for ilopow & t‘o., whole» mos "mm ”H I,” "‘U" I") N m"
game of the your in Now England and
l-‘III' -ro'tr Nov 'ir', " l- ‘
I ‘ L H B “r ‘ h k “I“ u I" one that ullrnrtsthc attention of near
Erin'tls‘i‘xd :2:.::,"llll)!.\:.l.t:l:rnl:3!“l:f;';'|"3‘l;::l‘a ly till the football (‘Ililt'I'It‘i-l of the lttrgv
‘Now York at the ".90", election 'I'Ilt“ Eastern colleges. was scheduled for
i ' ‘ . ' ' this afternoon IN‘IWt‘t‘ll Phillips Atulo»
position Is no “.000 onc‘. Mr. Slocum v”. and Phillips It‘xctcr Academics
has been accustomed to \isit lit-re ‘ N ’ D -
[about every two wot-ks for a number (‘HIGCAAhziEl lNovIIOD'LIEt‘oXYlfnsiir-in ”H
‘of yours, . . . .--- . -
I llnsktt mm"... Mitidlcwest was uxnwted to l‘t'tlt‘Il its
I H l ’ “ clim to at ' ‘I the ell-rend oi
tub-tin. to i-‘ vs. i‘arthlaus. Nillflittgg "X G l Mitt
i . Minn t t l Chicn 0 Univ «rslti -s
Vs. ilnrstroms. Dancing from 10 to l2. l‘incdhrp) ilitlllill‘tt‘slinli lgicld. ‘ '
tincsts ut the Hotel Clifford ymuor- ‘
day were: W. It}. Stanwood. W. ll.
Potter. A. boob, I". A, li‘urnuworth.
Arthur H. t‘oo, .i. 'i‘. IIIIIIt'Ill'llIlI“. A.
i., lliintwlsto. W. A, lilxon. .i. (l. Ullil‘
bur. lion i-lilvorsteln. i). ll. Hancock.
it“. 0. Miller and wife. W. l". "JIM/ton.
New York; iluvitl Gratin. Hill‘tibrt'l; (3.
It}. llnldwln. i-ltnnhope, N. J.; J. Ml‘
t'Iliit‘I 'i‘odd. Moncton. N. li.,' C. It. Vau-
bull. Monday
Suit has been brought and papers
served by Deputy Sheriff John W. Soul.
ir-y by the tuuutcrn Advertising (‘otn
puny against D. (lottleib. A balance of
contract. amounting to about lint. is
in disputp bemoan the two parties.
The ratio comes before. the town court
~ new
dereoolt. ’l‘roy; I', M. Johnson. [low
too: .i_ i“. Richards, Springfield: A. _ y .. ..
ilrlstol. li‘ullou. ‘t 1 I , . (“it‘d
~I’oari Airlines. O'Brien. '
. 1 \:
Judge ltufnu it. t‘owiug. father-tn-
llnw of Rev. J. Morris (Hwy-r. formerly
rector of St. i'uul‘u‘t‘liurt-b. Norwnili.
who is u wuuurr resident of them-
ford. having it plum- in (licuhrtmlt.
was iloioutml in ”to election in New
\‘ork. ’i‘uo-sdur. nod to now proinlucntll‘
llli‘fllltlill'll m. successor to "t‘t'ill‘fll‘l’
(loft, who won t'Im't-ul it justice of llltit
t-iuprmnt- t'mirt .llitlilt‘ t‘owlug hnn
mt'rod twa-ulyiolght your» on tho
bench. and his record in nritnowlwittotl
‘ by all the ucwwtuu-rn to be on excel-
lent .
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Send Your Children
if uou cannot dome
nourseli.
and save moneti.
Public hunt
I: soars um armor.
of ion
mmlpmyoffim.
or: I t it.
r signifies;
"I
MHINOK'I
MIDI“ Pill!
The care than no.
Int omplflnt. 1nd or,
, calm pal , it
flu colic. II ,
mm I'll. t (they.
eggmehln new
in .
-
"ilvenlltc um.
um Luann .m
l Full
ymt'tl boil. «it. Mint.
. ram,» ‘cpllhl'. Martian,
lam . .
.v
Bevan Battles nntlrltllrn“
At Williamstown. Williams was to .,
13-18 North Main St.
The ‘ Mohwk "swings.
Battlers and Shippers
of
MOHAWK GINGER
ALE
Mohawk Spring Water
Mohawk Club Soda
Mohawk Sarsupariila
Mohawk Birch Boer
Mohawk Nervo
“(0
linhawk Spring Water hi.
——~—
THE
The idea of aCough Syrup that will
the bowels .and thus assist lnexpelllng colds from
the system is new and original in Kennedy's
Laxative Honey and Tar. Nearly all other cough
cures are constipatlng, especially those contain-
ing Opiates. ' Kennedy's Laxative Honey and
Tar moves the bowels. contains no Opiates.
LAXATIVE
A certain. sale and harmless remedy for
all Coughs. Colds. Croup. Whooping Cough.
La Grippe. Bronchitis. influenza and all Lung
Mothers praise the
and Bronchial affections.
children's favorite Kennedy's Laxative
and Tar
:3? Sole Agents for theNopwalks. .,..
. Collins
"tips m5“
28 Wellington St. South Itintalh.
ORIGINAL
South Norwalk. Conn.
."UIlIt‘I'H and Ship-
pers of
MUHAWK III'I‘HIA
SPRING WATER
Plain and Sparkling
it‘
It. ,.
act on
Honey
COUGH SYRUP.
mud at tho laboratory of I. c. ncwm a co., cameo. v. a. A.
Mummmmssoum
Tn 301!“ BIB 18 Ol IVER! BOTTLB.
ATTACKED BY MAD DOG.
I
Huntington Man While Defending His
Wife Was Bitten on the Hand.
(it-orgo Iluiicy, of Huntington, tutti
an exciting uml sot-Ions experience
with a mad dog Sunday ulterntmu. the!
5th. while out walking with his wife.
ncur Wells ilallow. The dog ntti-ntptcd
to attack hll‘fi.‘llilllt')' and Mr. littilvy
sprung before his wife lIIIlI tried to
brat off the animal. in doing so Mr.‘
Bailey sustained some bud bites on hisi
hand. but finally succeeded in driiingl
the dog away. The animal run to the
home of Adolph liut'ibutt‘ and was
Sven by Mr. litlrlbutt homing towards
hint. and hi- hnstlly climbed to the top
(if u slit-ti roof. being unable to gain
the house before tbc frenzied dot: WWI
upon him. IIl‘l‘t‘ M r. llurlbott romniu
t‘d. attempting to uttruct some onc‘s
llllt‘lllItili for snow tlnw. lIr iinnlli
lttztuugmi to tnultn hitusttlf hour-l and
to llil\‘l‘ his gun pnssvd to hint trout tht'l
house. it was then an easy mutter to
tlisputt-h the dog. Mr, Hallo) wns for-
lunntu in securing the almost llillllt‘-
dime itllt‘lliltill of ii physician. its lli'.
Shutpo was making it cull in ilut
lli‘IRIlIiDl'IliltitI and he at once l‘iillIl’l‘Il'
i'tI the injuries to Mr. llullry's hand. A
vctl‘rluary from Bridgeport has sliit'tt
tinnitus;
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Edison Phonogrnphl and Records.
Victor and Columbia Talking Machine-
Ind Records.
Sold for Club or on the Installment
Plan.
I. I. IIIIiKWIIIlIi & III].
39 Wall “not. Norwntk.
” eons Aim
AMMUNITION
A full ansorttncnt of single and
double guns from five dollars up. Also
a fine line of hammorioss guns from
fifteen seventy-fire up.
titties and revolvers from twentty
up. '
A fmh lot. of ammunition in all
causes and caliber.
Repairing Done.
Call at
Norwali Hardware Co.
39 Main St
Sold by the Clifford Pharmacy and the Bridge Pharmacy.
cxumlned the dog and declares that the
animal was suffering from a rlrulcnt
attack of hydroprobia. Mr. Bailey do
cldod. under the rorcumstunces to take
no chances with tho Injuries but to go
to New York and take a course of
treatment ttt tho Pasteur institute.
The colors for IIll' buttlrship (‘on-
Ilt‘t‘IIt‘lil. which intro been given by tin-
scboui clilldrtn ot‘ Norwnik. and which
are to be prosecuted on tho (N‘ttiltiitlll ot'
the presentation of the silver service.
were shipped yesterday from tho cap- '
‘ltoi In Hartford to the Brooklyn Navy
Yard.
. W. _...., .. A .L. ... ._.....,. ..._._ .. ..-
OVERCOAT‘
FASHIONS
The “rather l£~‘ now right for
Winter (‘lothing (Normals.
tltir sort of over-coats arc the
kind that give it until that Well-
grootncd aippt'nt'utico that. rotu-
manda attention everywhere. We
would Ilt‘ pleased to show you
other garments. All tailored by
experts and fashioned up to the
minute.
L
$12.00 to $30.00. - t
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Open Monday, Wednesday,
Ind Saturday Mont-Luv
vent
MATTIR.
PURNIIHEI.
to Washington Ctr-«t.
' South Norulk.
w. Wm." Atom—mubwnvmnt-t
m
.7 htupblgfiteor‘ ‘ w”
Sheet Music
We A OWY.
Concert by Prat. Cluno Saturday
. ‘Innlng.
Kiss All the Girls For Me. Borne-
Where. (loud Old it. 8.,A. Theaters.
the Iiiripdg and You. Will You to
Me In Monomer till You no in ny,
Cheyenne. t Don't Know Where rm (to
”If. But t'm on My Way. and many
it lt’l‘fl.
int. i. tantrums
Motto Irons.
Donovan Ilock, 132 Wuhlfigton 8t.
Amt tor comm urinary.
. t . . . ‘w - ‘ .1. '
. sit . l ‘ . . . i .. A, .t .’ ‘
' " I " “9633'
\I’lmter undo , . .
Ami tiiur for it. too. We shall make this an Underwear occasion
of such importance that you can in alien] to pass it by. Good. clean,
honest. dependable lots those. I’Irasuro to buy them; pleasure to
wear them, knowing that they are in every way right.
Women's Heavy I‘dt‘t‘t‘t’tl Vests and ’I’ants in all sizes, 25c.
\\'omcn‘s lixtra llcavy Fleece-lined Vests and Pants, special
value at 29c each.
\\'omcu's jersey Ribbed It‘lcccc-Iincd Vests and Pants, merino
finish. nou~sbrinkiog; \r'csts silk embroidery and silk ribbon '.rim.-
ilit'tI; the vcry brst garment at the price; sizes 4. 5 and ti, at 502.
\Vomcn's jersey Ribbed Vests and Pants, the same quality as
abovc in cxtra sizes 7, 8 and t). at 59c.
Women‘s “Forest Mills" Wool Vests and Pants in white, nat~
um] and scnrlct, 75c, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 each. 1
Boys' Iiinc I'It-avy Weight It'loeccdined Shirts and Drawers, a
complete line of sizes. all new goods. at 25¢ each.
Men's Superior Quality Fleece-lifted Shirts and Drancrs; Shirts
single or double breasted. at 50¢ each.
Men's All Wool Shirts and Drawers, big assortment to choose
from; prices range from 7st: to $1.50.
83-85’Washington Street.‘
I
66 Elliot: WW
AGENTS FOR
Bowker’s Fertilizers.
B. Hershfield 8: Son.
122 WATER STREET . “h I“.
LININGS.
LININGS ARE A THING THAT GO WITHOUT SAYING—EVERY ONE
HAS TO HAVE THEM. BUT ONCE IN A WHILE IT IS WORTH WHILE
...1- . .
‘ SAYING THAT IT IS ONLY THE BEST THAT GIVE SATISFACTION. IF
YOU BUY HERE YOU ARE SURE OF GETTING THE BEST.
, N. EJRYAN 8: CO.
86 Washington St. So. Norwaik.
Telephone 474.
Saturday, Monday and Tuesday.
BUl
Hosiery, Underwear, GloveaKimanS,
Flannelette Wrappers,
All-widths Ribbgns.
M. s SMITH a COMPANY’S.
THREE DAYS' SPECIAL SALE.
gs Washington Street.
South Norwallc
COAL
it is the hot-it tnincd and does not:
cost you any more.
lite iiards it (Sans t0. ’
GSM'A’l‘Eli S’i‘.. SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 890,
We“ ..,..._.
Weish‘ath Boxed
—.:-—
... -...... m..:.fr..v_~m
I
‘ Lights
We have a full line of Welsbsch goods to show you.
The Reed ct Volk Electrical Companii.
36 Washington Street.
‘9...
Opp. Telephone Exchange.
”
success
la the accomplishment of a purpose.
l, {A Business Education at.
.)
. Is a definite purpose fulfilled.
Day and Night Sessions.
NO EXTRAS A'I‘ MERRILL. ALL BOOKS FREE“ .
South Norwalk. Stamford. Port Chester. . '
. M. A. Merrill, Princl‘
m “me
Dealer and Maker of
Iadlos' Cleats. Suits. furs and fine Mllllnery.- "9
Garments funds to Order and Betnodelad.
68 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
Store open ovenin so until 9 p. in.
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