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WEATHER REPORT.
For Norwaik and vicinity;
i;
Fair
and warmer tonight Sautrday partlyl
cloudy An area of high pressure is
central over the South Atlantic States.
it is producing cool. pleasant 'weather
along the enlire Atlantic coast. Frostn
were reported as far south as Jack-
so‘nviiie, Pie. A disturbance central
over Lake Superior is producing
cloudy weather with light snow in the
northern portion of the Lake region.
Conditions favor for this vicinity fair
:veather with slowly rising tempera-
are
~Home-made Cakes and Candles. at
the sale. Dec, 8. in the Club Building.
For mattress news see what A. J.
Collins it Company have to say in their
ad. in today's Issue
Miss Cornelia D. Banta of New
York spent Thanksgiving. with the
Misses Scudder. West street.
-—Clock given away at Boston Tea
and Coffee Co‘s store
Mr and Mrs George Dufault spent
Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs Ed-
word ii. Stunnard in Ridgeflcld.
Mr. and IWIs. Bernardo FisheI and
daughter, Harriet. spent Thanksgiving
with Mr. and Ms. R. H Golden.
Miss Anna Magner clerk at William
P. lieers’ South Norwalk store, is con-
fined to heI home by illness. today
Miss Fannie Wakcmnn. of Lewis-
boro. hns been spending a few days
with Mis. Ralph Gilbert in Norw.alk
Waldo A. Raymond and family will
move in a few days from Orchard
street, Norwnlk to Dorchester, Mass.
Misses Lena and Helen Pickett, of
Norwalk are spending a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pickett of
DanlJury.
Miss Florence Valentine of New
Y.oIk spent Thanksgiving with her
brother. Dennis Valentine, of Taylor
avenue
itcv, Charlcs M. Scilcck, of Norwalk
will preach in St. Matthew's Church
Wilton, on Sunday morning next at
ll o'clock.
-Crofut & Knapp Hats. O‘Brien.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin l.. Mather. of
West Norwalk. are spending the week
in Boston, Moss.. with Mrs. Mother‘s
sister. Mrs. Rim Levering.
Mrs. Belle Grnegory of South Nm
walk, had Thanksgiving turkey with
her daughter Mrs. William E. Olm-
stead. in Mill Plain. Southport.
whadios' College Hats. O'Brien‘s
The board of equalization met in
Stain ’l‘rensurcr Walsh‘s ofiico. in Hart
ford. Wednesday it transacted routine
business in connection with bank
taxes. 1*
—-—l.adics Soft ilais, O‘Brien.
Miss Ethel Mother, of Wcst Norwalk,
and iI‘rIId Siiucl. oi 'l‘ulmndgc liill
spout ’i‘hnnkagirlng in New York with
Allen Mathcr's sister. Mrs. James Whit-
Ilnglon.
Babicu' health depend upon babics‘
food. llolllsicr's iiocky Mounluiu ’i‘cu
is the best baby medicine known to
loving mothers. Tea or Tablets. 35
cents Pluiutcds Drug Store.
Gilmore Million and Josephine ii
Nulting of Otisiord Md, fniher iiiiii
alsth or lilIIIII'IlIII ll Nutiing, local
IIIIIIIagcr of tho Southern New Eng
land Telephone t‘ompuny. are his
gnu-sin for n fcw days.
—~"l)r. 'i‘homna' Eclcctrlc Oil is the
host rcmcdy for thut often fatal dis-
ousn-«croup Has been used with
success in our fumily for eight years.
-——Mrs. L Whiicucro, Buffalo. N. Y.
'l‘hII family of luIIolI Miller will I'c-
more from their homo in iieldon Hill
to Norwulk. the coming week. The
condition of Mr. Miller. who has been a
patient at tho Norwulk Hospital for
Mini" little iillli‘. is fluid In ii" Hii‘iiilily
improving.
~Pourl Alpinea.
lIiI-nntor iI‘rank ii. ilI'IIndc gIIII. of
t‘tmIIIII-iicut. arrived in Washington
Tuesday, from indian 'i‘crIiIory. win-re
ho had been for two weeks with a
special Inm ittoo of tin» lit-unto lnI
venilunilng‘ hc affairs of the various
iribm of indium
As unruly III chll drcn learn to spank
the language of their puIIIIIiII so surely
will “(Him dr'ti iweiiy Mountain Ten
Incite that well and how them well.
‘i‘m or tablets. its roots. i’luluiod' II
it it Hhovc. one oi thoi iwhl known
cngiuvclp on the linnbuty division oi
Ilu- New; i’or . New Hilt‘itii and iiilf‘iI
lord rmd. w n has been running on
Ihu itpmiiipiqi iIIImI-h tor IiIII pant
liiimIi Indira, lulu rcluruml in it run
on in main line and will make his
houw In iiuuiiury again
v72“ cunts m I ‘io 14 one.
O‘Brien.
0 OINTMENT is guaranteed to
I no any case of itching. Blind Blood
in or Promoting Piles in o to ii
do It or money refunded. title.
i
I * erE'IAL.
/
Prime Rib Roast.
140 will
jPIIblic Mullet
ll IOUTN W “WT
i 599“
Tooth Brush
Guaranteed Against Bris-
. iiasliiiillinil ill“
'* is whatwearé specializ-
ing this, week
iii: dilli 25C
Others as low as lie, land as
. high as 750.; V
[ii i Killlli JI.
Draught. ‘
a North Main St. Tot. 62H.
Connection for all north and
south bound earl can be made
at our store.
Wm
M
Mr and Mrs. irving H Reed. of
Norwalk spent yesterday with relu-
tlves in Danbury.
William White and wife, of Newark
N. J., spent Thanksgiving With Mr
Whitenseousiu Mrs 'iheriault, of West
avenue.
The lschoda Club has the material
at the club house for a painting bee.
The club has a large quantity 0! Mint
and a dozen or so brushes. A call for
volunteers is to be made from among
the members in a day or two. and they
are to meet at the club house some
evening and spread the paint.
Frank R. Bacon. at New Britain: Mr.
and Mrs. John Hooper. Mr. and Mrs.
H. C. and Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Knight, of New Haven, together with
Gilmore Nutting and Miss Josephine
Nutting, of Otisford. Me. were Thanks-
giving guests of Mr, and Mrs. Maurice
H. Nutting, High street, South Nor—
walk.
——Dunisp Derhles. O'Brien.
The comptroller has awarded cou-
tructs for printing state reports. as
follows: Factory inspector. Smith lit
Lindsiey. Hartford; Connecticut Hos
pital for the insane, Pelton it King.
Middletown; fish and game commis-
sinner Hartford Printing Company;
commissioner of domestic animals.
Ansonia Sentinel
Ellsworth F, Brown and David w.
Workman. of Jerusalem Lodge. No. 49,
attended the communication oi Si.
-.iohn's Lodge, F. and A. M., in Nor-walk
Tuesday evening. The F. (T. degree
was conferred upon one candidate in a
first-class manner. They report a
pleasant time and n lino banquet was
served—Ridgefleld Press.
it rarely fails to cure rheumatism be
cause it supplies the blood with the
necessary substance to absorb the pol.
son of rheumatism-uric acid. Thai
is what Holiister's Rocky Mountain
'i‘ca will do. Tcu or Tablets, 35 cents.
i’luisied's Drug Store.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dunn. of Lou's
sir.eet entertained u lnrgc fumilv [mm
at IllnncI on Thanksgiving Day An
elaborate menu was served. and thc
Iiuyv cry pleasantly spIInt. Among thc
guests were Mr, and Mrs. A. A. ilod-
shop and son Alired. of liunbury‘. MI
and Min. Asa lieckcr. of Stamford. and
Mr. and Mrs. Hcrbcrt \'_ Mottram. oi‘
Astoria, 1., l.
--- Winter Cups. Winter Cups O'Brien
Mr. and Mrs. i.‘. ‘ ’irow~,lnldge Mr.
and Mrs W, A. i‘laik and Miss liar-
riI-t Clark. Mr. and Mrs. (loorgc A.
thlplcy and Miss Nollie 'I‘rowbridgc
spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Anna ii
linker and iI‘rnuk Sherman. in New
York city. They made up a theatre
purty in the evening and witnessed
'l‘hc itcd Mill at the Knickerbocker
Theatre.
iielcn i.. Fuirchild. of N0. 10 West
Eighth strcci, New York city. has gin
«In to the giiiit‘ library. in Hartford
copies of the books, "Journals of Ex
piorstionu by John idncklaen." and
“Autobiography of F‘rrncia Adrian Van
Der Kemp. which she has edited and
council to be privately printed by tho
i'utnum Publishing house Elbe is ill“
wife of (‘iIuIlca it. F'nircbiid.
Mrs. i-itnutou (Toicy, of Wilton. guvc
II most enjoyable party to a number of
young people on Saturday afternoon.
November 17. in honor of little Miss
Helen liubholl. oi Norwnik. who will
soon return to her homo in Greenviilo.
N. t‘. i-ourtocn were present and II
lolly nichumIn sun passed with games
nud the usual IIinitor dear to the child
iuh hcnrl. liIIiuiy Icfionhiucnl wcrc
lII-rvmi and now i munching of iiintiiill:
paper. in the noun oi nniumn lenw cm
were distributed to liIII ghouls.
An IIIthIrlolIIIIIIl ichcbcr says that pic
oils who huvc access to ucwspapcrn III
home. when eompnrpd With iiitm‘ Willi
do not. are holior renders. iIuiiI-r spell-
on. hctinr grainmnrlatw. liottor puno
iuutoru and road morn undoraiumiingly
and obtain II lirocilcli knowledge of
gmraraphy in almost, halt the time it
requires others. The newspaper is dII
cidadiy an important factor in modern
life This will not be disputed by any
one who has Inked the trouble in in
veniignic this matter for himself-his.
Miss Agiicn iinrrowa. l’ori i‘hontI-r.
N. i’.: l.. .i. Sivt‘oiiu. t‘iucinnnii: ii. it).
iloodseli. Bridgeport: i. it. iiIIrllIuli.
ii. A. Mathewson. Mr. and Mrs. W. n.
Hinnl'. ii. AlIrnimnIn. Mr, and Mrs. A.
it. Winchester and two children. A. i‘.
Kuorr Mr and Mrs A. ilianchard.
itoIIlh 'INIIrvInlit Miss l'Ilurnh iiiu'uchurd.
ti. ll Webster. lioslon: W Hall.
Anhinnd. KIM A. B. Durfee. G, V.
knit. tie-nova. N. it: Robert. w.
Dyan. Funny ilrani. bonito! F2. Ripley.
Mr, and Mrs. L. i'ohn. Mr. and Mrs.
J. (folio. it. i’, tlaylor. New York: A
it. implies, Albany. David nudism
Albany Joseph Wright. Woomecilct
it I. A Moon iichensctady N i
Mr and Mrs A. W Lune A it Laue
.3r 6’; dye 133.3an of ‘it. Wrm; ..
were at the Hotel (tiiliord yesterday.
I" 63‘s long coats. ate; a ”Reed‘s.
Ia .
' fords. try Seymour's.
1 emcee:
W
' lilies ids Sterling: spent yesterday in
atria ford.
special prime rib roast 14c.
lie Market. Road the ad
Notice the specials in M .8. Smith
a Co's adv. They will interest you.
Holiday handkerchiefis, furs, wom-
sec
Puh~
Free souvenirs to all purchasers at
UJIIOii Pacific Tea Co. tomorrow.‘ See
a .
Get buoy, read Josellfi's ad. .
‘ Mrs. John Matthews. of Norwalk, is
tht.I guest of her son, John Wood, of
Danbury
“Choice native Turkeys, 20c lb.
H'ayes
.. Mrs. James Sheeban and Earl Cole-
man are visiting Mrs. Sh‘eclran's son.
James of Bridgeport
Ward Van Aietyne of liayview ave
» one. is visiting his cousin.l.. Edmund
Crobut. of New York city.
Dr W 3, Cr we and finally. of New
Hates. spent hn‘nksgiviug with Mrs
J. C. Crown, of West avenue
it you want tht best the market at-
Read the '.ad
Anything in men’s furnishings will
be found at Selleck and Price' s.
erythlng new and up—todate. Read the
- ad.
. /
Miss Sadie Coleman. daughter of
Frederick B Coleman spent yesterday
with Miss Mabel Sherry, of Bridge-
port.
~A fresh supply of fancy native
Turkeys. 20c 1b., at Hayes'.
If you are looking for something in
the jewelry line for Christmas presents
at Coleburn and lander' 9
William P. Beers, the Norwaik and
South Norwalk stationer, is offering
one year’s subscription to Harper's
Bauer and Cosmopolitan. both for
$1.50; regular price, 32.
Several specials at the United Groc-
ery Co. Read the add.
The industrial League of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church will hold
a regular meeting this evening. Judge
John H. Light will make an address
on True and False Success. There
will be a double quortette. under the
direction of Frederick J. Force .
Solid 10kt
$1.00.
THE
Unliedfiimerican Opticians.
(incorporated).
iii CLIFFORD PHARM ACY.
Roller Skating
Rink
is patronized by the beat poo. do in The
Norwalks. Events for file cIIIrcnt
,chIk comprise:
’i‘ucsdny evening. Profs. Schoolnmn
& Bench will give an exhibition of bur-
lesque and fancy skating.
Thanksgiving night there will be u
potato race on skates. Three prizcs
offered.
Saturday night. Prof ilurncs. chum
pion spccd and fancy skutci or state.
,ln grand exhibition.
The Rink in open every afternoon
Ind evening. Hours 2 to 5 and 7:30
to 11:00.
men a Wuceavv,
Managers.
HOYT'S THEATRE
FRIDAY. NOV. 30.
The Never Failing Delight.
w. E. NANKEVILLE'S
Enormous Triumph.
Ti-il CHOiR smola.
A True Story of Rural Lilo.
Abouooing in Humanity. Bubbling
Over With Joyous Comedy.
159. 25c. 36c, 60c
Agency
It!
HOYT’S THEATRE.
MATINEI AND NiGHT.
aaruabav. use. 1.
George Heath‘s Successful Military
Dru
THE GIRL. FROM THE RANCH.
Tours and laughter mingle like sun-
shine in rain to unite of this play a
beautiful rainbow of pleasant enter-
tainmont.
Mptlnu Prices-10: and 26a.
Evening—«26c. also and lids; first 4
rows in orchestra, m.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
up“...
For Ono Weak (Except Thursday)
Commencing
MONDAV. DECEMB iii-Ii. 1906.
MARJORi! BOUTHWILL
and her
BROADWAY COMPANY.
in Repertoire of New Plays. New
Songs. New Dances. New Music.
One Grand Matinee Only. Buturday,
December Ith.
union:
Night ........... lilo. 20c and 300
Matinee ................ 10° and 2th:
Lndiuo' Tickets Monday night limit-
ed to 300.
HOWE mamas
THURSDAY DICJ o.
The Great Macon.
UNDIR Ioutsum sums.
Written by Lotti. Illir bark-r. author
Way Down lint.
A May Tim Will Live rumor.
The most original. unimitno so and
diverting play of southern ii I ever
written. .
fithMARKMILE CAM-27.
Massive Production complete In Every
OVER two MiLLioN PEOPLE
milAVi; scant rule may.
2156 606 ltid 755
rim 4 news octet». v.00
i
Ev-I
you will find a choice and large stock
Gold Eyeglasses, '
‘ resident i‘iiitii‘ilrii WI
....
‘Ihiortabie—cven clean.
“corners, and c
Do you value a good nlg
$19.0”..ll‘9d9.
12- -18 North Main Street
1 A. .I. cathe a co:
;r_7:—"'......—_. ——.. -_ _.._::=
'uiho only side that mu you whether the
Military webs felted into nine snow-white,
WM toluene. {aria . I . .
t autumn-.Me. was.)
Re perfect purity and dryness, its luxurious elasticity end life
inswurc on sound sleep and complete tort.
law you thé mattress, inside and ouliidc‘. You need not
like. our Word—you see for‘ zouracli, and more—we guarantee it.
Sleep .on one sixty nights-your money back if not satisfied:
. Prices are the lowest that honest mattresses can be made for.
mat?
Then come to our store and let us show you these mattresses.
Not Ii idiocy. but. a o_e_______ceuiiy in all households-
all
12-18 No. Main st. So. Normalk.
mitten :
downy not;
no».
We? . my .
"nguthNO 3' rviailkl " if”;
launcher-II
BEST
BY EVERYTEST
Manuiacturcd and
Wamntcd by
SMXTH &ANTHONY CO.
Mum
Battlers and Shippers
0i
MOBAWK GINGER
ALE
Mohawk Spring Water
Mohawk Club Soda
Mohawk Snrsnpnrillu
Mohawk liirch iiccr
Mohawk Norvo
Mohawk lilting Water [10.
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5L ERHiW
‘ in.“ MARK 1/"
28 Washington 8i.,.\‘IIIIllI llIIIInllI.
ilottlcrs and Ship-
pers of
liltiilAWK l.i'l'illl\
SPRING WATER
Plain and Sparkling
SOCIAL EDUCATION CONGRESS.
Aims to Draw Attention to the Need
of Training Our Vouth.
BOSTON, Nov. 30.» -'t‘bc Social Eduv
eniion Congrcns tilii‘liIIll lIcI'o today for
III-salons .which will coutlnuII through
Sunday. Many prominent educators
have prepared IIddrcasIIs. 'l‘hc t't)ii~
gross aims to draw wldcr utlcuiion
to the need of training our youth to
meet the new demands arising from
the complexities of modern life, and
the committee of arrangements has
brought together many I-Iulncnt alii‘ciil»
late to discuss the new hoods, Pour
meciings were arrnngcd for this morn-
ing. At the meeting to consider "so-
cial training in infancy and curly
chlidhmnl" in lnrlmer liuil. 'i‘rsmont
’l‘I-Iuple. Mrs. Hortense M. Orcuil. the
president of the New York Kindergar-
Iou Association, wua announced as the
chairman of the address she bud pro-
pIIrIId was on "Training at tho lIIunl~
iii-nut Child," Among the other spunk-
cra for this meeting wore Miss Mary
E. (lounor, of Cambridge; Miss Mary
thdiock. don. England. on "Thu
Di‘iillliiiii‘ lust not in the Social Life of
t‘bildrcn." Itnd Mrp. iI‘rch-rlck Runoff.
of Philadelphia. president of the NW
ilouul t‘onngIIuI of Mothers.” on "'i‘hc
Duty of tho ttounuuuiiy lo the i‘hiid."
Dr. William 1'. Wilson. of ”III i’bilndoi
phla (’onIIuIIrI-lul Museum. wIIII clIuir
own or II mission or l'lilliliit'i‘i'ilii milit'ii'
lion. uud the subject oi his address
“‘iiii “iimlicuiit' and international Cour
iiIIIrcII “
liI. iAiihor ii (luilclr director of
i’iIIIdIIul Training. New York l-lIIlIIIolII.
sou announced us the chairman oi the
meeting on health cdnoniion hIIld III
limdon "diversity. and ho had prtipitt'I
mi uu uddr I on iih liiducnilon
in America: its cundnnmn and ideals."
Among the other uncnkcrs who had
bccu announced were:
in Dudley A. Sargent. iinrvnrd lini-
verally; Dr ileient. l‘utnuni. of thIII
American Academy of Medicine. Pro
IIlIiIIIIIIIs, ii. i.. and Mrs. Ellen ii. Rich-
urds. of the Massachusetts institute oi
Technology.
What was expected to he one of the
feIIIIIrI-II of tho (‘Iiiilrerm was Ihn muss
inc-cling at 't‘remom ’iltupis on the
subject of "mutation (in Cliiflflnhiif'm
mom was scheduled for the afternoon.
At this gathering “()Vvi‘iiiii‘ (lords
uiid. Jr.. Mayor John F. Flingcmid.
idilot. oi Harvard
itniwrsliy: linden ll Marlin Idulc
tiecrcinnv of edihiltinu and President
David Sim Jordan. at inland aom
torri iiniversttwuu.“‘i'he Young Man
oi the Twentieth Century,” were an
haunted M iii. makers."
Sentinel Wuptum truism pay.
ANOTHER ROUGH RIDER GETS A
LACE
WASHiNG’l‘ON. Nov filth—Tile prcsl
dcnl today announced ihtI appointment
or John 0. Meilhcnny. oi inuislaun‘. to
fill the vacancy on the Civil Service
Commission. caused by tho proIIIoiion
of A. W. Cooley, to be assistant uttor—
bay of the iicpurtmonl of Justice. Mr.
‘Mcilheuny was a member of tho regi—
ment of Rough Riders. of which Prcai-
dent. Roosevelt was colonel during the
Spanish Wnr.
Good for everything a naive is used
for. DeWiit'a Witch Hazel Bnive. Get
iieWitt'a. field by the Ciiliord Phar-
macy and The Bridge Pharmacy “
Mrs. Nurich—-We' ve got
grand" at our house
Mrs. Plain—«No. bI we‘ve got a
grand haby.-Detrolt roe Press.
W
iliiliillll‘ilil' 'cIIIIIIII lili
(liillilii inns Inc-o
II ilSllli
sudden Deaths. Hurt Fuliim and
Paralysis Are Caused by Poisonous
title and Rheumatic Acids.
The discus whose and in shrouded
in mystery. the uiiilhtion that is sold to
ho incurable. is commonly known u
lyric. Show on [Israeli sultcrIn
with this disallow andv on will fin
that at some time p one to the at-
. the pullout IIII cred from some
iorm oi Rheumatism. ’ilIlu dangerous
disease should not ho neglected. espo-
elaiiy when grenadine within such
a
a "luiby
Have you?
myruoh.re1or to and We slips-
aide iii-lot). nucleus compound. me
from alcohol and poison. and ngdoio
euro Rheumatism only. r-o not:
with mam-lou- winners on the blood
muscles and kidneys. and cannot. fail
to nurture all traces of poisonous Urio
sad Rheumatic cold from that stem.
Urie- 0 in not o authorthlu.
1‘ mm
°' ..§l.‘“i“ Alana. Wrought or
him and petitioned y cure on
thus to its most dismiss to
:uut all Rheumatic concurs Gianni the
tootti than
that the iliii'l‘ii moannmurlisrd HY ~
AotmEJ‘i. V.. II liberal alu- scorpions
circular” will he cent from. irl (PO is
IIold b menu at 0100 per bottle
omniv- direct upon receipt
Erica in mid tar South Ronni! hr
uawnw V1.34" “it"
OF A TABLE-CLOTH OR TWO OR A DOZEN NAPKINS
TION.
STORE ALL NEXT WEEK.
ENGLAND.
assortment of styles suitable tor Hoiida
N. E.'RYAN 8r CO.
86 Washington St. So. Notwaik
Specials for Saturday and
AT
Special prices on the largest variety of Dolls to
your purchases before the assortment is broken.
3000 yards Sash Curtain material, formerly.
Special. Ioc yard.
92 Washington Street.
_...-_.. _ . .... “ht"-.. . o-...._..;
AGENTS FOR
B. Hershfield &
122 WATER 8mm
FIND THE'TABLE NAPERY iN 8Pi CK, SPAN SHAPE.
Bowker's Fertilizpna.
Son
II ‘ ‘, .
MANY A THRIFTY WOMAN Is CONTEMPLATING THE PURCHASE
SO THAT WHEN
THE FAMILY GATHER AT THE GR EAT "ANNUAL FEAST THEY WILL
THIS STORE
WILL SUPPLY YOUR LINEN WANTS TO YOUR ENTIRE SATISFAC-
l
MME. ZOLA, THE GREAT NEW YORK PALMIBT. WiLL BE 'AT OUR
SHE is A GREAT FAVORiTE iN NEW
unml
83-85 Washington Street.
Moniker chiefs.
We have just received 200 dozen Handkerchiefs. a large
y Fancy
Work, in prices ranging from 500 to 250 each.
They are the best values we have ever shown at the prices.
Telephone 474.
me
Monday
KM. s SMITH a COMPANY’S.
be found. Make
1‘
sold 25c yard.
Fresh Candy, 10 and 2°C 1b. The best the market affords.
South Nor-walk
COAL AND WOOD
Ii
$5.00 Ton.
-:CO
L:
delivered in your bin. ..
PHONE. 460.
We have a full line or Wei-bush (coal to, show you.
The Reed Iii Volk Electrical C
'6 Washington Street.
Merrill Business Gol
SUCCESS
WILL I! YOURS
Dealer and linker oi
ladies Gloria Suits hrs and line
(llrmonts Made in Order Ind Remodeled
6er am new .- not“ I p. In.
I
$5. 00 Ton.
Extra large size No. 2 Nut Coal at $5 per ton, ,
run uAIIIIIsaeANS COMPANY
68 WATER 8T.
Welslnci lined lights
Oiil Dani]
ri-r m
9an Telemann: Mom
thr kapusn 2 Success.
logos
roams titan: you lino: puss.
new now. my a nicer union: - »
J :9er momma armrest). roar mum;
mum emu a we stress,
Million
In washrooms sr. acorn NORWA‘LK. 'I
Norwalk Chronicler