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MAOONIC DIR
N IOTOIE
in Ha '
ct- l. till all. led as J"
,. their names or
“7.0.1.
are recorded in the oilidini b a.
This In itself Is not extmmelyalhlport-
out. . The admitted cases. utilisation
are. numerous strong to compel atten-
f flan, and at last, action, and is far as
,. St." Petersburg Is seemed the belat-
. ed offer to chaeIQ 0 disease appears
f lobe producing results. The number
.thf new. cases reported is now consid-
erably less than a few days ago and
. .‘ this. at least, seems to be accepts?”
as substantially accurate: or cburfes..
-‘ - ‘it/bas to In remembered that a.. van
ignorant pOpulation distrusts all @
eminent Interference. and has mi" 3
toutionof observing precautions which
It has attempted to enforce.
it lllllllil Tl Wllilll
The simplest fish; to make the new
tucked sleeves ift'o first tuoic tho hil-
l tarlal' and then lost by the *pat
matching carefully when stitching.._
There will probably be niore pcarfs
of black liberty an of any other one
material. The II rty is peculiarly
adaptable to this stile of accessory on
account of its drap fuuaiili'. and a
scarw of black if m " etachable, can!
beworn with several
new Ethan; the
Uncut velour is out
fabrics this season. It1 is conslde y‘sd
very smart as a trimming fdr‘fall {as
winter hats. 3"” of
Ottoman silk with all Its
finish and richness has of
'- renewal in popularity and used.
fall In the manufacture of wraps, hats;
and even gowns, being especially In
demand for the last among matrons.
. Instead of the usual plain hand.
around the neck and down the front
upon yelil next kimona, shape the
band into [Welt and continue down
the front In narrowing width Make
turned- back, pointed cut! to corres
, %h frequently the Chamois pl
used In the toilet. If this Work
~ dune with care they will come from
. each washing as soft and pliable at
= when new-that is, if they are chamois
i ‘ and not sheepskin.
, It Is a matter of congratulation that
' washable fabrics are so much in de
mand for chiidroufs. clothing all the
year Hound. Children are active lit
tle odies, and .tho temperature of mod-
ern homes is crisp and summeriikt
front‘ottic Wilmer so that the news
city. for woole‘h clothing is to a great
extent removed; and that which may
be nadasntly laundered is altogether
.0 sanitary and satisfactory.
' I'lt.‘ cilia har-complexioned women
irisr‘ will revel in the bizaersau
es». w‘hicn are the rage this
i:
sh
Some klndofcoverisinvaluable for
protecting that highly polished surface
of a handsome table, and those of oat
urai leather or line Oriental embroid
”{ladd to thetbeauty of a room as
we
If‘ the rod supporting the sash c'tlr
- ,. thin at a frequently opened window, is
-' attached the window sub ,ihe cur
this In with the window, king
out of- the way and preventi g Its
‘ min quickly soiled
Its w0meu effect fancy hos-
rzmn nowadays only for the house and
y ng wear: for the street plain hose
Th healers to match the gown Is core
rent.
' , -The art ‘of dyeing will assume great
Importance If the craze for matching
continu’s. One of the newest of the
'f necessities, the full neck ruff, now so
. sales the suit exactly matching
' ,nlinds. And if this shade Is not to
he found among the readyto-wear
secs. white net In bought, dyed and
’f a into the pretty ruff
, ‘ g the fuchsia the most fash-
“Angie is that of seaiskln, which now
‘etler. is man prohibitive In price.
line organdies. ,diltlities, chiffon and
‘ ‘ in that all sheer fabrics which should
‘ not. be starched says Dressmaking at
Home. three lsspoonfuls of sugar
at into the rinsin water will impart
The same. crisp free pass as when new.
" This will also apply to all kinds of
‘ . rollins. no matter how 00¢.
‘ were are probably. few bonehead
era. who have not learned that a piece
‘of-- oomphor gum laid away with un-
. (tied silver will keep It bright, but
hwl; many. I wonder, follow. the plan
' ‘ plug a. bit In the drawers whoo
that in daily use is kept? “fit
of belittle. prevent spots caused”-
from :npgnrifng billt it 37.11? tees
yer rg or a ong e‘.‘
as thsaéll Away with the necessity of FIT-1*
. quent polishing.
‘ That braiding Is not merely I. fat! to
be thrown aside after a season
. by the fact that handsome lili-
ons In the bride' s outfit are beautifully
. . decorator! In this same scutache braid-
‘ The conventional lines In which
' . tllfii work is more frequently adapted
.no large pieces—bureau covers, bed
. covers. bod sp ds etc.
' Keep .a small rush in the kitchen
which" to clean around the handles
._r_
at
til
iility. unless
.' y spires, that
‘ ‘I, broke into
Wool L Clem-
adding. and ab-
,and were can
light. In which
.. 8. Banks was
. alto
vomit! 9.3
painfully f
I re captured, the
00 said he was a
‘ . . res t of 800th Norwslk where he
has a wild. itving, was an limploye of
atcnncesslon at; Gooey inland during
monomer, and the authorities have-
quite an interesting little "dossier" of
thamlan although they are strictly
hoarding thy contents of the note book
which contains home Information that
may prove interesting, and is said to
calculated to ma 0 It possible to
ork up a “red hot' case against lioff-
"WI had his companion
t’J‘he Ice have been camping on
2‘ nttheelder crook, who says
name is Henry Williams, but who
refuselfito ,ve any further account of
himself: ‘T‘ 113 their Investigation
upon a clue they found ill a whiskey
battle the pair had on them when ur-
rested, the officials In the dummy of
the state have been conducting a ser-
les of hunts from a saloon at the. cor.
tier of 125th street and Lenox avenue.
9. place: ”way up" on the East Side of
the big city, and they have been quite
as successful in unearthing tirt- prrst
of the alleged Williams from that base
of operations as they have In the case
of Hoffman.
The state has “the goods" on both
of the men. At least. that is the state-
ment of one of the court olhcials this
morning When asked if the pair
would face trial during the present
term, Sheriff Hawlsy today stated his
opinion that when brought to the bar,
mainly on Wednesday. and asked to
ad- that both Williams and Hoff-
man will. admit their guilt. They were
caught red handed, and the opinion is
that they are too wise to make an un-
gagging“ ugh t with the certainty of
tion at the end of the tidal
Hoffman is charged with common
law burglary, or breaking and entering
In the night season. and having with
him deadly weapons. the penalty for
which is not more than 20 years in the
prison. Williams is charged with.
idsault with intent to murder and com-
man law burglary, and these combined
penalties have a maximum of 66 years
which can be imposed.
BROCKTON FAIR OPENS.
BROCK'I‘GN, Mass. Sept. 29. --'l‘he
annual Brockton Fair was opened un
der. rather inauspicious weather con
:litlons today. The heavy rain which
fell throughout last night softened the
trotting track. wet down many of the
subofdoor displays and. to some ex.
tent, dampened the enthusiasm of the
proprietors of the many “catch penny”
attractions along the Midway. in ad
Iition to the regular county fair ex-
JIbIts. such as fruit, flowers, vegeta-
bles poultry and blooded livestock
he air program .this year Includes it
some show,- a dramatic muster, trot~
Ing races vaudeville. balloon ascen-
sions and athletic games Chief
among the latter is a Marathon race.
inoFriday, In which several of the com
.letitors at the recent Olympic events
a: Motion will participate.
)R. B. D. SHEEDY HAD N0 REAL"
ESTATE DEALINGS WITH OR.
c. 8. GOODWIN. '
Dr. Bryan D. Sheedy of New York.
a former resident of this city, has sent
L0 the Bridgeport Farmer a denial of
its story that he was ever Interested
ii any real estate transaction with Dr.
J. S. Goodwin. who was committed
Lo the Connecticut Hospital for the ln-
sane at Mlddletown by Judge Foster
.1: the city court on Friday. “I have
never been Interested In any real es-
;an deal. good or had, with Dr. Good-
win." writes Dr. Sheedy.» "The doctor
at one time had an office In my prop-
arty at the corner of “late and Court-
:and streets, Bridgep i. but changed
his location on my suggestion."
NEGOTIATING FOR LAUNDRY.
Mrs. Frederick Askew, of the Chel-
iea Laundry. Brooklyn, is a guest of
tar. and Mrs. J. J. Warren. of the Old
Well lormdry, of South Norwaik. it
.a understood that Mrs. Askew is he,-
rotlating for part or the whole of the
Bid Well Laundry and that the deal
will he settled one way or the other
by Wednesday of next week
SHOT WHILE ASLEEP.
NEW YORK. Sept. 29. -As she lay
sleeping In her bed with her two chil-
dren at her side, Mrs. Helen Roach,
'35 years old was shot and killed early
today, In an apartment house In West
Ii‘ifty- rd street. The police are
searc pig for tHerbert Woods, 60 years
old an uncle .of the woman. Woods
lived in the same apartment with
him Rough. .-
ileum mass cuecueo.
RTLAND, 109., Sept. 29. -—-The
t of the past live weeks was
brow early today by a heavy down-
it; W .0! rain which within two hours
amounted to 58 Inches. It was suffi-
slant 00 check the forest fires and put
some water into many wells which
T!“ “In (1110 \
Bill~ls that watch your father gave
you ten years ago still doing good
fps and other places of chitin.
,.._.
b. "
“ This Your
‘ my.
' . city are
somewhat sir ‘1 the fact
that the Day earphone and town
the same
.3 and be-
- their rellv
election day am
this year. They
cause the rsqulram . y
plan are such as. TJ-I ’
cumstances, to prscl
ceremonies. i WWII
evening, when the. M.
until sunset or 6N:
ceremonies. A
work is done. f
they will not svfft . -
their mouth. w
hiblted is the"? ,
. Signer. This
is Interpreted robibltinx
the cltisen from”. . ‘_ a pastor
The fast roqu ui E‘fro -:-< to others
to prohibit y from putting a
' pastor Into b Ho {The thing has
been talked over much by Jewish
citizens. Sonia .llavo‘~w .pougbt advice
from rabbis in “Skew York. and claim
they say It isaii t to vote If you
vote a straight t. This makes
other Jewish cl shille. Hymen
Newstad, one of the leaders of the
Jewish people said:
“I do not believe‘the fact that the
Day of Atonement fall on election
day will keepamuny. if t keeps lrny
Jewish citinsnn‘t from casting their
ballot. it lasted rabbi i would ad-
vise thorn basin to' tile polls and vote
as they would in any other election
day. They would not be true to the
teachings of. thei religion if they did
not, for the in: fodox law teaches
t em to put flood citizenship almost
a ova anything” else. "
There aré abdut i .000 Jewish people
in Norwalk, and nearly 200 of them
are voters.
FRANK TOTH ARRESTED.
Frank Totll was arrested last night.
on a warrant charging him with an
sault on Vincent Kovacs. On Sunday,
September 20th. Totit and his tWo bro.
thers, Alex and James Toih, had an
argument in Benton street with Ko
vnca and the latter declares that the
brothers struck him Both Alex and
James arebut of town working Frank
Toth's case came up ill the Smith
Norwalk police court, thus morning.
before Judge Joseph R. Taylor, who
continued it until Thursday morning
at 9:30.
‘dTiLL FINED 885.
Judge Joseph R Taylor rendered his
decision this morning, in the case of
Isaac Still who was tried yesterday on
the charge of stealing 832 from Wes-
ley B. Johnson. an oyster opener with
whom he moored.
The judge found Still guilty, and
Imposed a fine of 836 and costs. Still.
though his attorney. J. .I. Cuneo took
an appeal to the next term of the
criminal Superior court. at Bridgeport,
bond being fixed at 8150.
WOMAN ACCUSES RENYHART.
John Renyhnrt was placed under ar-
rest last evening, on a charge of
breach of the peace and abusive lan-
guage on lieizcla Mansnlko. The for-
mcr, a man. and the latter. a woman,
reside in the same house, and the af-
fair ill the result of a neighborly quar-
rel on September 20th. Judge Taylor
has continued the hearing of the case
until Thursday morning.
Report of the Condition of
THE FAIRFIELD COUNTY NATION-
AL BANK.
at Norwalk, in the State of Connecti-
cut, at the close of business, Septem-
ber 23, 1908.
Resources.
Loans and Discounts ..... 8 635,807.65
Overdrafts, secured and
unsecured ............. 230.21
U. S. Bonds to secure cir-
culation ............... 150,000.00
Bonds, securities, etc. . 86,525.00
Banking house, furniture,
and fixtures ........... 17,000.00
Due from National Blinks
. (not reserve agents) ... 10,005.58
Due from State Banks and
Bankers ............... . 1,618.29
Due from approved re-
' serve agents ........... 92,895.05
Checks and other cash
items ................. 8,174.89
Notes of other National
Banks ................. 2,520.00
Fractional paper currency,
nickels. and cents ..... 170.35
Lawful Money Reserve in
Bank, vlz.:
Specie . ........ 837,780.50
Legal .- t e n d e r
notes ........ 12,145.00
. 4—— 49,925.50
Redemption fund with U.
S Treasurer (5% of air-
culation) .............. 7,500.00
Total .............. . . ..8I,002,078.52
Liabilities.
Capital stock paId in . .. . .8 200,000.00
Surplus fund ............ 40,000.00
Undivlded profits, less ex- ‘
pensss and taxes paid.. 35,230.09
National Bank notes out-
standing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150,000.00
Due to other National
Banks ................ 6,876.96
Due to Trust Companies
and Savings Banks . . 3,772.45
Dividehds unpaid. ...... 302.00
individual deposits subject
to check ........... 024,737.20
Demand certificates of de-
posit ........ ....... 754.50
Certified checks ........ 116.09
Cashier's checks outstand- 4
lug ...... . ........ 588.03
Total. . ...81 062, 378. 52
State of Connecticut, County of Fair
field, 35.:
l, Lewis C. Green, Cashier of the
above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
best of my knowicd and bellef.‘
is 0. cases
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 28th day of september. 1908
FREDERICK A. BILLS
é Notary Public.
Correct—~Atte :
. 1! WIN O.KEILER,
DAVID H. II LLER,
MOSES H. OVER,
service? '
”Jill—«Yew! Wiied it. again .
so; the. tires s ' time.--Yon s'
Directors.
_ gained consciousness and been
i dent Warren R
”Militia...
HAVEN. Sept.”
art-on, of Pius Ohio.
l.‘
.... tion was good. His ini i-
is 0 fed, are not of a sartorial na ore,
and. t was expected he woisid‘be out
wit a a week. On being rein ‘ved
front the field to the gymnasium
l’vio
lastly insane ‘After a strh min
when of the team how
a indrmary, where he again lapo
0 an unconscious state. He Is a
member of the junior class ln‘leefield
Scientific School.
aus'rm uuaoaa aacuufu'rs
OMAHA, Neb.. Sept 28 —Argumcnts
were. begun today in the preliminary
hearing of Charles Edward Davis,
c god with the murder of Dr. Fred
erclt Rustin. The defendant ls rep
resented by four prominent lawyers
and County Attorney James 1’. English
and Assistant County Attorney Ellick
are conducting the prosecution. The
examination of witnesses occupied four
days and the summing up of evidence
is expected to be long.
Report of tits Condition of
THE SOUTH NORWALK TRUBT CO.
at the close of business on the 280 day
of September. 1908.
Ala ss.t
Loans and Discounts ..... 8 135 .300. 75
Overdrafts 19.96
Stocks and Securities, not
including those set
aside for Savings De- t
positors ............... 100,640.00
Premium Account ....... 2,590.00
Furniture and Fixtures... 3,000.00
Banking house ....... 22,000.00
Due from other Dunks.
Bankers and Trust Conl-
panies ................. 2.59i.i9
Dire from Approved Rc- .
serve Agents .......... 46,488.22
United States and Nation-
nl Bank Notes ......... 24,078.00
Gold Coin ............... 1,045.00
Silver coin .............. 1,600.00
Minor Coin .............. 89.98
Checks and Cash ltelllii. .. 727.83
Fund set aside for Savings
Dcposltors ............ 641,424.85
Totals Assets ... . . . . . $1,048,262.08
Liabilities.
Capital Stock ............ 8
Surplus Fund ...........
Other Undivided Profits,
less current expander:
and taxes puma ..w ., ”“125 90.
Due to Banks. Barkers,
and Trust Companies 7,829.94
Dividends Unpaid. ‘. 18.00
General Dcpos
Its .......... 8231 175. 26
Deposits In Sav-
ings Depart
mont ........ 69“. 714. 30
Total Deposits ..........
Trust Funds ..... t; .....
Total Liabilities . . . . ”$1,048,202.08
State of Connecticut. County of Fair-
lield, as, South \‘ul't‘v llk.
1. Richard II (lOltlt'Ll President Of
the aforesaid 'l"llla Company, do sol
enmiy luvoar that he foregoing stille-
nlcllt Is iron to the best of my kilow-
ledgo and belief.
lilt‘ llA‘RD ll. GOLDEN.
President.
Subscribed andmrn to before me.
this 28th dayéif 8‘3 teniber 1008.
PE UER'S. ADAMS,
50,000.00
2| .00000
5.
024,839.55
15,398.69
Notary Public.
Report of the Condition of
THE CITY NATIONAL IANK.
at South Norwalk, in the State of Con-
necticut, at the close of business, Scp
teniber 23,1908
Receipt-cos.
Loam and Discounts ...... $427,446.68
Overdrafts, secured and un-
secured .............. 180.38
U S Bonds to secure cir-
culation ....... l ........ 100,000.00
Premiums on U S. Bonds” 1. 150. 00
Bonds, securities, etc. ..... 148,036.97
Banking house, furniture,
and fixtures ...i ........ 19,890.49
Due from National Banks
(not resene agents). 6,750.22
Due from approved reserve
agents ................. 66,902.51
Checks and other cash
items ................... 0,431.82
Notes of other Notional
Banks ................ - 6.745.00
Fractional paper currency,
nickels. and cents
Lawful Money Reserve in
Bank. viz.- 'r
Specie .......... .. 336.089
Legal'tender notes. .‘ 8.306
——-—— 44,454.00
Redemption fund filth U. S.
Treasurer (5% of circula-
325.02
Promise of An interesting was
.33"
' the state legislature.
tii'tihen '
MR. moss IN 1: h rut
tween Hlm and Ida I Inn
The friends or Harry alder. .- .
Norwslk, have started tin ag
campaign to secure for him the '
iicsn nomination for rspreseptd
from the first and third shares. in
The col 1 other,
candidate out for nomination. an arms
is known. Is Marcellus R. Bonus
the present Indications are that Did
light will be an Interesting anal?!“k
I 'llVlRS Pill
The Shoe You Can Depend On.
The name ELITE is a guarantee
of shoe satisfaction. .
For any occasion~—-DRESS. BUSI-
NESS 0r stormy wellilrcr»~»our TUIOS
are complete.
$3.50. $4.00. $5.00.
Wear 3008;" That lit
122 WASHINGTON STREET.
PHONE “2-2.
New Is the Time to Buy
WALL
PAPERS
Annual Clearance Sale of
WALL PAPERS.
10% Discount on All Grades
of Stock Papers.
Crockery.
lug Gorilla,
Japanese China In Cups,
i’latcs, sic.
Ptiilliers’ Supplies
(iced really mixed Paint, 81. 25 per
gallon.
White Curtain Poles. witlr fixtures,
l0c
Window Shades and Picture Frames
made to order.
Painting and Decorating.
We give the gill. Gneen Trading
Stavros“ Ask for 4000..
L. H. Decker
81 Washington Street.
Tel. Con. SOUTH NORWALK.
Glassware. llousefurnish-
Saucers,
\t~
H. E. Mead& Co"
232 nor AVENUE.
Phonslm- nor NORWALK.
' T.‘ .a ' Err-33” t1;
“.0
tion) ................... 5.000.00
Total ......... . ......... $833,313.03
Liabilities.
Capital stock paidtin ...8100,000.00
Surplus fund ..... ..... 100,000.00
Undlvldcd profits.7 less ex-
penses and taxes paid. . ..
National Bank notes out-
standing ..... .¢. . .......
Due to other : National
Banks ........ .‘. . . . .....
Due to Trust Companies and
Savings Banks .. . . . . . . ..
75,626.76
95,500.00
19,321.33
723.33
Individual deposl subject
to check ......... .. . .. 413,882.78
Demand certificates of de- .
posit ......... . . . . ..... . 28,257. 53
Certified checks at. . ._ . . . . . . 8
Total. ....... ........ 888mm
Stats 11% Connectiiut, County of F
tie . sa.:
1, Wilfred Bod ell. Cashier of the
above-named ban do solemnly swear
that the above sta ant Is true to the
best of my knolwg‘tge and balls
D BODWELL,"
. -.. Cashi
this 28th day of
G E I". BEARBE,
, , Notary Public.
Correct-httest
an old! stirsgwsm
mm
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Fairfield County Savings Bank
‘— .
Norwallt. Odom. Sept. 17. 1908.
At a meeting of the Board of Direct-
ors of the h‘alrheld County Savings
Bank, held this day, a dividend at the
rats of four (4). per cent. per annum
was declared to depositors from the
earnings of the six months ending Sep
tember 90th. 1908.
The same will be entered on pass-
books and paid on and after October
10th. 1908.
. SEYMOUR CURTIS. Tress.
it
0' PYRO
SWEET CIDER
. Just fresh from the press
250 Gallon
.Louis Josclolf,
1i soars mun or. so. NORWALK
t" TIL CAI-I. 407
In the center aisle. on the main floor We have opened a complete
Py rographlc Department. We teach you to carve, burn and color. and
KM! you a complete course In wood burning ABSOLUTELY FREE.
We have the largest assortment of the best designed novelties ever
before shown ill the state and for our opening sale are quoting some
amazing prices.
PYIIOGRAI’HY fascinates and instructs young and old of either
sex; It's useful as well an instructive, and an art for easier to lialll
than either drawing or painting
Every School Boy or Girl
Should Take Up Pyrography
They will find an expert teacher here who gives her advice and
fileerfully Irrutructs- at all times As an opening day special we olfcr
olllorrow '
$1. 50 Outfits Complete at $1. 00
(‘OMPRISING A DFSIGNFI) liOX. DOUBLE RUBBER BULB, MET-
EL UNION CORK, BENZINII‘ BOTTLE, ALCOHOL LAMP and TEST
ill), PLATINUM POIN'I‘, nlitl BOOK OF lNS'l‘RUC’I‘lONS.
:Iipe lRocks .......... lilc, 29c, 500 Taborrrettes .......... 65c to 82.25
sue s ................ 10c. to 29c ' I - r'
Collar and Cliff Boxes ........ 29c 34:32:11.:13 Holders """""" 3;:
Glove and Handkerchief iloxes
................... 25c to 82.00 Paper Racks 29c
A. l. llllllllllc
SELECT GROCERIES.
18 lbs. BEST GRANULATED SUGAR for - - $1.00 /
DELICIOUS CREAMERY BUTTER. lbw ~~' €41» '- 280 ' ‘3
DRAKE'S FAMOUS POUND CAKE, lb.. - - - - 200
so STAMPS WITH 1 Lot VERY seer TEA ........... . ......... 50c
25 STAMPS WITH 1 LB. MO-KA COFFEE ...................... 32c
20 STAMPS WITH y, LB. VERY sear TEA ............... ....25c
George Ehret's Extra Beer for Family Use.
Case of 24 bottles ........ 81.00.12 bottles for ............... 550
i We. have both light and dark beer. Let us have 'your order next ‘
1 me -
Gordon DrydOin. bot. ......... 85c Wilson Rye Whiskey, bot. .. $1.00
lillrritt‘s Oi Toni Gin. li(lt.....850 I) . ’
Erilart Dry sin, but .......... 80c "fly a ma" Whiskey’ b“ ...800
Old Crow Rye Whiskey, bot..81.00
Green River Straight Whis-
key, bot. ....... . . . .. ...... 81.00
Coates' Plymouth Gill, bot. ..95c
Quart bottle California Port or
Sherry Wine, for ........... 50c .
We carry a complete line of Fancy Wines and Liquors for home
use. Cali. writs or telephone your wants to us.
“mm.-- m.~_.__ -- __..—---_._.._---5
18 lbs. Granulated Sugar, $1.00
, Baker's Cocoa, Box .............. 18¢: Potatoes, Per Pk.,.....,.. ....... 250
Cranberries. 2 Ole, for .......... 250 New Arrival Jellies and Jams ..... ioc
Tomatoes, Per Basket ............ 25¢ Heinz Soup, 2 Cans for;,.....,..25c
llama and Shoulders. Bacon ‘ Fancy Sweet Potatoes, price low
Muskmelons,, Yellow 'I‘til'uips. nice Young Beets. an... Tender Native
Spinach, Green Corn, Lima Beans and Green String Beans.
UNITED GROCERY CO.,
Phone 143. 20 North Main Street. South Norwalk
....
Balloon Ascension
And Parachute Leap for Life)
AT THE
Grand Auction Sale
Of BUILDING tors
At Meadow Street Terrace. adjoining
- Meadow Street, South Norwalk.
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same can we the use of a Buick testing can. furnished-
Auto 00.. of Stamford, Court, for one afternoon. and g s MIA. 4.:
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