EAST AliliWA K
olleymun'l‘t I-io'ward Knapp and lI’IlIII
l’aiIitcn launched their moving picture
IIIttorpriso in Westport lat-It night.
Mrs MItIiIt Curmudy. oi‘ Reynolds
shoot has as her guests Mrs. John
i-ianrahnn and Rh hard Martin, of Now
llttvuu.
The lIttdiIIs’ Aid Society has plIInty
or work on hand those. data and che
in session ptuctitally all yIIstIIIday Iti-
tIII noon, Ir ,
An inllux of totntor East Norwalk
IIrs. now living out of town is II\pI IItIIIl
ioIIIoIIow, for lt’dlilltlllb attd 'l‘lntnlts
giving dinttsts.
’l‘IIc [I‘itII District. Int-cling tonight
will he an important. can and it is ltop~
IId titttl there will be It largo turnout of
citizens and taxpayIIrs.
The Oriole football team has nrratui
III! to play an (down front Wcslport
tomorrow ai'tIIrnoon at 3 o'clock at tho
l’rowltl. lot, ll‘l East uvcttttc,
Mrs. Thomas Cartwright, ol' Stu-inn
t‘IIIlIl. Mass. and daughter. Miss litthy.
are visiting at the homo of Mrs. Mary
A. Paddock, Winfield slrIIIIl.
Mr. and Mrs. RiIlInI Ii Rings, of
Washington strIIct went to StIImi'Ind,
iodav, whom they will he guests l)\i‘|
'l‘hanksgiviug of Mrs Rigcs' lttothIIt
A handsome new sign was PlN'it’il
yrsisrtiay oth i 'liommoditu llr-oth
I-Irs‘ store in Viiashiugton sit-cot. The
now sign is the work of Howard A.
'i‘iily.
William 1). Plait, of it. JosIIlovslty
Iii. Company‘s store, and his wife and
daughter intIIItIl to sound 'l‘huttksgiv-
tug Day with rIIlutit-IIs in Hohokon.
New Jersey. -
Most of tho East. Nort'alk lilllillll‘i'irl
houses will more Or loss (llll-lt‘i‘\'t'
'l‘hanskgivinu tomorrow. The markets
and gt'ooIIry stores in most cases will
close by noon.
Building Movcr William Coggnwali
is reconstructing his liOilSt“ in East
avenue. for occupany by two families.
in this connection an addition is being
built on the structure.
The school children arc happy. for
Thanksgiving means a day of yarn
thin-«anti whlapor it lightly. a lull
stalling oi’ ttIt'lIIIy. School will lIII rc—
tittntod Monday Ittorning.
'l‘h(- (IonIIntttIIIs will lItIInlI thIIir
. Ilnily custom oi going to Now iotk
and Btidgcpott lontortow tltctII llt‘lilg.
a suspension of litlsilicns I)l'il('tl('lll,l
IIVIII'yII'ltIIrII. for tho day.
The mombcrs oi‘ the Young Mott's
Association of tho East Avonnc Blt‘illilI
dist Church acquitted themscivcs vIIry
‘ acceptably last. ovdning in iltIIir public
exhibition, given in their gymnasium
‘ hei’orc IIII lpprccialivc audience. 'l‘hI-lr
‘ Now Is the Time to Buy
WALL
PAPERS
Annual Clearance Sale of
WALL PAPERS.
, 10% Discount on All Grades
of Stock Papers.
Crockery, Glassware. Houueturntlh
lug Goods.
Japanese China in Cups.
Plates, etc.
Patniers’ Supplies.
, Good ready mixed Point, 31.25 per
gallon.
White Curtain Poles, with fixtures
10c
Window Shades and Picture Frame“
mode to order.
Pointing out. Decorating.
Smears.
We am: the S. G. H. Green Trading
Stamps“ Ask for thobI.
L. H Decker
87 Washington Street.
TOLV Con. SOUTH NOIWALK.
_ FRANK c-
Van Sooy
P,LUMBING
STEAM,
HOT WATER
AND
GAS FITTING.
Sheet am,
and Zinc.
I . Aliy'rin, Copper
so South Main Street,
4, So. .Norwallg. Conn.
nmlner In
~. 1870 lo 1883
Offices. 1094 Main Bitcet,
BBIIID SPORT. 001115.
l
EAST NORWALK CASH GROCERY
Ann‘s mnemonic-o. ' '
. ‘ I i I, doctor;
Say ' It Biliousness.
Ayer’ s Pills;
SttgarIcoatcd
It
If your daddy saw I It Easy to lake.
is all rl Ill, then say it
over an over a «in.
IIoIlI showod that they had progressed
vIry satisfactorily tmIlIIr the direction
of Lt'lllli-‘i (‘ lturics Rogors. At. the
I-onIlttslon oi tho pIogIIaIn. tho young
liltlll.tl III’ IIIII PhilulhIIIt Class sctved on
optimizing suppot to the gymnasts
-..- u..- “...... .. .-.- ..M. . ”...-...... -W
ALL LEATHERS
UNION STAMPED .................
L. & C. SHOES. tot womcu ..........
QUEEN QUALITY ..................
PHONE 466.
Convllpniion.
Don’t i‘otget.
.... ......me
WALK- OVER SHOES
Billousnou. Biliouoneu.
Constipation. Constipation.
Met” 3 Pitts. Aycr’a Pills.
Sugar- -ooatcd. Suzancoutod.
Easy to take. En‘ay to take.
Don't larger. Armin,
hit." I It
The lit-Iv lit and Mrs. Chariot; K.,
Woodson wele guests to this fttucllou’
II‘IIInk HOW‘dH-l took change of
............. ..... $350,$4.00, $5.00
Other Makes of Men’s Shoes
............. . . . . . . $2.50, $3.00. $3.50
«W LI“..—
.................. $2H00to$400
................... $3. 00, $3. 50 $4. 00
FLYNN & RYAN,
90 WASHANGTPN STREET.
WE LEAD—OT
Sugar!
5 lbs. Best Granulated
A&P Patent Flour. 24
124 East Washington
[AllRlAWMENlS
'ASIP SpeCIals for This Week:
Sugar!
.20 lbs. Best Granulated Sugar for ...... ISLOO
10 lbs. Best Granulated Sugar for. .
Very Best Elgin Creamery Butter, a 1b.. ' ,
.L:..Jfl
The Great ASIP Tea Co., 1117“?”
HERS FOLLOW.
Sugar!
....... 50c
Sugarfor........;.25c
.32c
I.é-ii). bag ....... ..85c
Street, South Norwalk - I.
lNlllllAWlAEiilS
MUSIC
NEW PICTURES.
3 DAYS, COMMENCING MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23d1
Lamont’s Trained Cockatoos
AND-FIVE OTHER BIG ACTS.
Special Motinpe Thanksgivmfl -
WEED.
SAT.
10¢
‘MAINEE
HOYT'S THEATRE.
GRAND THANKSGIVING ATTRAC-
TION. MATiNEE AND NIGHT.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26.
Willis Maxwell Goodhue
Immortal Comedy,
Hello
Bill
Matinee at 2: 30. Evening 8: l5.
- The Funniest Force the World Has
Ever Known.
MATINEE PRiCES—Children, 15c;
Adults. 25c and 35c.
EVENING PRICES—45c. 25c. 35c,
50c; First 4 Rows Orchestra, 75c.
'HOYT’S THEATRE.
MATINEE AND NIGHT,
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 28.
The Sparkling Comedy Success,
PECK’S
BAD BOY
Written By
EX GOVERNOR GEO. W. PECK,
. of Wisconsin.
8~BIG SPECIALTIES—8.
Bigger, Brighter, Better Than Ever,
PRICES.
Matinee ................. 10c and 250
Evening ......... 10c, 20c, 30c and 500
BASKET IIALL
«TEAM F,
NORWALK ARMOHY.
Presents the Tenth Annual Tour of His I EVERY MONDAY NIGHT
NEXT GAME THANKSGIVING
NIGHT.
STAMFORDS '
A PRELIMINARY GAME
i . MONTAUKS VS. PASTIMES.
iDANClNG FROM
lixtttt IIII. .Ilr will he pIorlIIIIIi lot this
. occasion. and tho IIIIIIIIIgIIItIIIIIt will on-
idoatot III haw IhII lutskIIthall games
llIIiIIhIIIl so AM; to brain dancing prompt.
it til ill otlotrit.
ADMISSION ............. 25 CENTS
Flt!!! gItInII brains at 8 o‘clock.
10 UNTIL 12
that ho has already l'ltItl u
out launch Niagara, is still in tho wut
III
for the winter in a low days.
Miss Mary Rider, Ilanglttot of Mr.
and M In. Hum Rid
is home i‘IoIII South lltIIllI-I, Mat-33.,
[\‘illf'ii‘ alto
liolyoko (lIIllIIpII to wood thII 'l‘lutuks'
laivlng holiday.
SIIIIIII East Norwaik‘
Which has \IslI-Ii itstli on tho Iota-
'l‘itattksgiving tttt'kIIy.
Hall, in
'i‘ he I-oIIIIItlitI-II work
holidays. possibly at Ation
South Norwttllt.
tag on tho ptopositiou Ionsists
Louis liaistcud and lamb Wolfe.
'l‘hIIrII will ho no Sili’t‘llil Thanksglv
int: iti‘l’Vll‘i‘ ton‘tori'ow at tho Swrtliiih
(TIIIIIII'IIIIIIII'IIIIIII Church, in Scavicw
aVIInttII. htIt tlIII “‘t’t‘kly prayrIr sIIt'le-o
will on hold as usual at It II. III. This
will probably |):ll‘iiil\'(" soInIletItt 01' ll
'l‘huttksnivinu scrvico.
Miss (liara Silk, of ”to Washington
IItI'I‘IIIt lII'ianI, is vapvcting the arrival
iotltorrow trout i’ltiltIdIIlphin oi" llt‘i‘
ilt.’i)lll‘w, .iiItIIIIII Silk. who may tItltII ll
|llll~liitlll lli‘l‘ti. Miss Silk is also in ro-
I'IIipt of It. lt'iii’i‘ from ItnothIIr IIIIphIIw
in AIIIstIIrIlItIII, Now York, saying that
”ll‘l‘l'. is an IIpiIiIIIuiII ol‘ stt‘tallpox in
that Marc.
A. 'i‘hattltstziving prIIyIII' I-‘IIIrviI-II
ho hold trout 7 until 8 which tollim
row morning,I at tho East Avenue
.‘ilIIlitodlst (‘ltnrt'lL 'l‘iIII pastor, tho
.ltIIv. llr. (_'.llill'lt‘il K. Woodsoa, l't‘f]ll(‘Slit
us many ItIIIIItlII-rs ot’ lilFi-(‘Iliil‘l‘t‘h as
posslhlII to no to South Norwallt at it
a. m.. and attcmi the union scrviro at
tho (,'t’lllgi‘t‘fl'lliltllllll Church. At tho
lItttIII' sIIrviIIII. the sermon will in: deliv
l'l't‘il by Mr. Woodsou.
An intervening 'i‘lutnksgiving pro-
grant was given at tho East Norwalk
schools this morning as an appetizer:
Grades L, It. and ML, Fitch School.
SongwA 'l‘hItnksirlvlnII Ride,
Room B.
RIII-itution~— 'l‘hII. 'i‘ttrkoy s Solliioquy,
Lyman Gilbert.
Thanksgiving Exorclso,
Eight Children, Room C
..." ...I
Plumbing and Steam
' Heating.
nor WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
b'rovno AND muons.
our: AND TIN noortuo, .
GII and Btoom Fitting an Fixturoo,
Mot-i Colling'l
HAVE vou scan otJn crack or
meanest) RAND! or
The Jones SIHotcthss
Company
17 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
I
The Dining Room
Yours ,
MICHAEL J. mamas
SO. NORWALK BAPTiST CHURCH
SUNDAY EVE... NOV. 29, '08.
My Country and
In.
should be one or the most comfortably
and attractively furnished rooms in tho
handles on tho Srashorc Llntilcd this
Iuot'ning.
Mr. and Mrs. lEltthIutI WIIhh
family, of Franklin strIIIIt.
spout. Sunday in East Ntli‘thlli, anti
helped to I't‘lt‘lli‘tile tlIII stIchItiI-IIh
iIlIiiIIlny of Mt. Webb‘s mother, Mrs.
ilI‘InIy l. WI‘Ihh.
\Itotding to rcpntts, lll’llt‘tto Hoy-
north. oi t} routiri llonlovmiud is likely
to lllwt‘ It launch or“ spring which
will (‘ltllill up i"\'l:‘i'.\'illiilg or almost. ev~
cry-thing in this vicinity.
worth has not yet laid down the keel
tor the newcraft. but it is rumored
nItd
Stamford.
Mr. Key.
house, and. it furnished from ourestnh-
ttsthtttent, it Is so. We have a. splendid
line of handsome dining-room tables
anti chairs, bullets and accessories.
Each piece is strongly and durably
made from the most. artistic designs,
and is warranted to give thorough sat-
tsractlon. Our present prices are most
moderate. m‘,‘,_m_
The A. J. Angevine
8t Son Co.
134 AND 285 WASHINGTON IT.
-WW_W “WW
li Money Is worth Saving,These‘ PriIIes Are Worth Inveétiganoa A
Cranberries, qt., - - 11c i Potatoes, per peck,
-‘ 25c I
Very Boil Butter, 1b., 30c
Hibiscn' 3 Brand Seeded Raisins, lb... . . ..... . . . .10c Maraachino Cherries, largo bot. .. . . . _. . . . .. . . . . .506,
Owl Brand Seeded Raisins, lb. ............ ....13c Welch's Grapo Juice, large but. .. .25c
' . Fine Table Raisins, lb. .................. .230 Premier Lime Juice, bot. .- ....... . ....... 25c, 400
, ' Nabob Mince Means p’k‘ga. ....... .........I....25c Logan d. Johnson's Jan-Io, Jar .......... .........th:
. None Such Mince Mea pkg. . ...... 10c Olives. stuffed or plain ..... . ..... .10c, 25c, 35c, 506
' Dudley’s Pumpkin, can .. . .14c‘ .L. d. P. Worcestershire Sauce, hot. I ............ 250
Good Honest Brand Pumpkin, can ...... 10c Tobacco Sauna, hot I. ............................ 400 .
Hubbard Shuash, pot- lb. . So Blue Label Colour, bot. .................... 13c, m. .
.Best New Mixed Nuts, per lb. ......... .........15I: Windsor Gallup, argc bot. ..................... 10c
Poultry seasoning. par can ..... ‘ ...... ...... 1b: Campbell's Soups, 3 cans .................... c.
Citron, per lb. .................... I. ........ am: At Flour ................. ‘. . .bag, 79c; bbl., $6230
Malaga Grapes, large and fine, lb. ..... ‘ ........ 15c acct Lard, 2 lbs. . ............. _ ................
-Ycllo‘w Turnl pa per pit . ....... ,. ............ 20c Onions, Red or Yellow, qt. ...................... 25c
Premier Plum Huddlhg, can ............. I. ...... 25c _Full Cream Cheese, lb. ., ............... , ....... .ch
Van camps Mum Pudding. can . . . . .. ..... 25:: Walnut Meats, lb. . ........... I ........... 40d
Fruits and Vegetables.
National Biscuit Co}. Buttct- Thins, Nablsdbs' and Social Ten, 3 pkuou 25c.
Huntley &. P
Brittle, Cocoanut Crl'sp, Ribbon Candy"; A’u‘orted Chocolates. Finest Tell; and Colleen—hive them a trial.
Orann'eu. Bananho, Apples, Figs,tl‘.‘iaic .
'er'n Cream Fingers, lb., 30c.
me| variety Cannétl
Alaska Wallis, lb., 40c. P‘canpt‘
Delcry, Honey In contb or bottle.
I-IIII
Bakor’s Cdcda
room: 990. ‘
‘Il
”H. E. MEAD &‘ CO,
ALL GOODS GUARANTEED. ‘
Baker's Chocolate ....18c
2132‘ EAST live. -
ton Song “Thanksgiving Joys,
hotse pOWt’I' gasoline IIIIgt 9. His pIIIs-
lIut ho is ligating on hauling it out
i'IIsiIlIIllls art-k
Mototmttn iI‘rIId W Andtews got loltt titittl. in»; sIIIionslI of pics roving some
in tho fog while on his way to wotk of tho pIIIIIIInt lttinotu-I brand of top,
this mot hing attd as a result Motot man
the Inuttiiy tot III tIIIIIi days to wire with
Tim East Norwalk it‘iro Policc are
ilguring on holding a hall alter the
or
will '
I William H. Wilhnott. .ir.
Room 1).
ltcoitatimt—~’I‘ltu Doli' II Thanksgiving.
Judith 'l‘ltompson
Sottg--~A Song oi’ 'i‘ltuttksgiving,
Room C.
,Ir 0. 1.: “3t avenue, ltecitatioII~—'l‘hings l‘m 'l‘hanklul For,
I 'i‘IIn (.‘ltlldrIIn, ,Room D.
is .I stunt-III at Mount: Het‘ltlilltlilw-My Drcatn.
SI-imu Olson.
“Nillili.lt)ll—~—SOiil(lllll[lg to he Thankful
For,
Katltryue DoollIIg.
Song—daunting of thcI Pilgrims,
itoom l).
’l‘hanksgiving Exercise,
Six Boys, Room is.
iiIIIIilIttioII-~~-A 'l‘hanksgivihg ii‘ahiII,
it} "thllld Mallory
Song—“THE Man in the TI IIe
Room C.
RIII-ltutionmili y 'l‘luinksgiving,
llohcrt. Ccdcrgrcn.
Song IIIII 'l‘hankspiting is Coming.
iloom 13
“DP ittttion- ~’l‘hunksglving in llll‘ Batu,
Huwatd Angolmau
Sony—Over the River and
the Woods,
Through
School.
Grades 4. 5, 6 and 7.
’i‘ltanksglving Song,
All Grades.
lissay—~1‘hn Landing of the Pilgrims.
Marion 'i‘hI‘Impson,
itIII-itatioIII-w'l‘hc Pilgrim's Thanksgiv-
lag.
Lydia Suit.
Song—Titanksgivlng Day,
tirade 1V,
issay~ -—'l‘ho l’llgtlms,
lsabci Damon.
Two Part Song—My NativII Country.
(irado Vll.
ltocltutionw—Iiarvcst Hymn,
, Francis Dcvluc.
Song of Thanksglvhng
(ltado W.
licoitatiottm'I‘ltuukngiv tug
mo 5,
at. ‘II'Ituti-
Susana Burns;
Sbtlg~l‘t'tiitic to God,
All Grades.
Marvin School.
Song-Ila“ the Clad 'l‘lIIqusgiving,
. School,
Recitation—Tho First Thanksgiving.
ltoom E. -
Essay—lime First. ’l‘hanksgtvlng,
Stanley Crosby.
Recitationw'l‘hn First. Thanksgiving,
Room l"
Sillli‘t—Jl‘lle Bicaking Waxes Dashed
High, , ii
School. 2
Recitationu'l‘huItksglvlng Font-s, I
Olivo l'iipson. 'I
Recitation“
Richard l-uioyt
Essaywd storI oi the i’ilgtimn.
Mn'rlon i)o\'i’itt.
Soup—Bringing in tho Sheaves,
School.
Recitation—w .
.icancttc Ei‘li‘tiim.
Recitationw
, Eight Girls from Room C.
Sullg—I'Aillt'd‘lcll.
School.
Miss lltltri i. Monitor, daughter ol-
Mr. and Mts. ll‘ll ll. MIIquII', of Van
Zundt street, is taking an cxtcusivr
courseI ot ttnining to [Income It trained
illil‘tlv, at Child’s Hospital. Albany, Now
York; Miss MIIIIiIIII- has already her
come wull lillllii‘lll‘tl into the rout-so
and likes it vary ntttoh. Silo will not
I'IIlant home for It vacation until It
your after lIIII' cntranro to the insti-
ttttiou.
P.,6Au'ron RIA.
3.". a. the land You Hate Always Burgh
WW
Ittta AAUARAWA.
Charlcs Smith. who was shot in tho
liocl is now able to act out of doors on
crutches
’l‘hII ptthllI schools will he closod to.
mor',tow on account of Thanksgiving
Day. ApprOpriaitI programs were the
ordct in iilt.‘ schools today
TlIII \Olllli; people of Daiion will
have It dance tltl St‘l‘t‘lllllg at the WWII
hall in Main shoot. The IIVIIIII has
been anticipated for trucks with plans
are by all who are to attend, '
Tomorrow is tint day set. for. the
transferring of tho ilionroII and Palmer
grocery business ovct to GIIoIgII.
Soltiichting. who also purchases the
buildings and property from Stimnol
Grumman. it is understood that MI.
Schilchtlnar will make extensive chang-
cs about. the buildings.
John Burke. who figured co promi.
neatly in a dog case It tow months ago,
seems to be in a pack of trouble those
data. Last July his who had It com
platnt gotten out against him charging
him with heating hot, and since that
time utttll last week according to the
Barton officials, he has been very (Ix-3
‘ciusivo with himself, at) far as Barton
is concerned A few days ago. howov at
he gave himself tip and the ttlal of his
alleged mien-eating or his wife its to‘
be held this evening before Justice
‘ But that. is
, not all.‘ Todayhtwo ‘cnscs against
his dog. come up before the courtsin
Bridgeport, and still that is not. all.
Some llalians claim they loaned Burke.
money awhile ago and they are suing
him. This case, too, is scheduled to
come up today in Bridgeport. it is
. stated that. Mrs. Burke has lit‘el'l living
with her husband since his I-uturn and
Tit was not thought IcsttIrIt.tI~ that site
Would care to mess the vase Itrtst‘nz,
ttotit her conIpiaint. 'l‘ho otncials havn
It signed stu’tciuuai. thIIy‘ IIiIilnt. in
which she sets faith that ilurlt‘o Inla-
~ .tteatcd her And their: is still another
,cuse appealed likp those of lice rising
his dog This III-{Ian out nt tlt dos,I
case GI and Julia Nathan Dattllity
claimed Blake used .thtisivII laltguaun
on him. .iusticc Willtnott thought
likewise, imposed a pctlalty and Burke
ptomplly appealed. . ‘-
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I WORD
HARTFORD. Nov. 25—~Willlntn .i.
Booth, aged 21,01’ ll Faitmont stroot.
‘- shot himself through the helm that
night Ivhilo b‘ein arrested l'or Ii’oset
not. from the tilted States army.
’ mIII-II haul
Burke, arising from his not. registering ,
DESERTER ENDS LlFE iN HART' .
, M4
. mIIl Flatuleucy.
,
‘WlIIIII l “as doing llllRlllt‘SS llt'il
tory stu: Ill our, " rIImIIrlIIId IlIII shrewd
”l Ittivcrtisod that i had no
in am it slows."
"WI‘III?"
"'I‘ltat IItIttiII pnopio think i was rilll‘
hing It classy shop, and potty soon 1
Was :Ilii II to noon lilltiltll storms Soc?”
wlmttistillo il'Iotttitr .iournal.
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' The Clifford
Excellent Cuisine.
Dinners Evenings,
6 to 8 p. m.
Sunday Dinners a Specialty.
Dinner Parties and Banquet:
Sciicitcd.
CHARLES REYNEKE.
Proprietor.
Telephone 999.
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MONEY ADVANCED
to all.
timing and other prrsonai property.
without removal, on their ownname
without indot-sI-r. Call and see us. in
dependent Loan and security 60.,
llnviland Bldg” Washington St; Officé
opIIII until 7 p. In. Monday and Sat-
urday until 8:30.
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ltundnuce all hours any and night.
Frederick H. ,Ganung,
UNDERTAKER. -
Funeral Patlors in Connection.
Lady Attendant Tel. 904.
. Cities and Residence
34 80. MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK
on no w. an moan.
Funeral Dlroctor
and Embalmor.
19 North Main St., South Norwalk
Residence, 5 Washington St.
Telephone at house, 693.
_ Telephone at office, 3362.
.THE NEW
HOTEL VICTORIA
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
I EUROPEAN Putty
Our Room- a special PM». I“
It“! Electric Light: ThrW'l'iM Iv-
Iry Room H's-tad
_ RATES REASONABLE. .
Flno stocked Clio In Connection.
A tall lino oi' lmportod Alec, Includ-
in; «to union. Ban: Burton’s and
In: a. Con Stout, always on' draught.
Anhouur lunch leer on Drought.
1'. J. SULLIVAN, Proprletor.
“ Telephone 902.
CityNatio‘n‘al Batik
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. .
TRANSACTS A BUGIENEESRHAL IANKING’
5......
CAPITAL,
otdowboooo.
willows AND 'PIII‘OFI‘l‘l,
$173,500.00.
an m u. unruEIvsoumm
.10 N H.KNAPP’ tit Vi I‘c-Pro‘o.
Flt unlock H. own. ,IIIIII VICOI‘
WILFRED BODWELL, Guilt".
I--—II-r-
I
, and died a few minutes latex} Booth.
.. vino enlisted on Obtobar 23 and Woo
‘w Madonna at Fort Btocuin, was granted
It hit-laugh on November 12 and and
avol’stay‘ed the tithe nilowod.
lChrlbtian Sig-rt:
I. DIRECTOR.
Phi-t. Mokhcmna Honnyieamur
o n H In pp 0 common
lJoclol‘I R. Mb‘iwln J. 8all'nllodb 7“ch
John .14. Light
rod H. Rowan.
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on thIIlr household furniture,’
HORACE R. N"
The Kind You Have Always liotig‘ht. mill which lugs been
in use for over 30 yours, has borne ‘tltc sig‘dnblntro of
...... and has been made under his per-
sonal supervision since its infancy.
Allow no one mode cet‘vo you in this.
All Countort'cits, mutations and “Justus-mm!" are but
Experiments that; trifle with and ondang or the health of
Infants and Chlldrouwlfl'xpcricnce again at Experiment-
What is CASTOFllA
Gastorin is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, I‘lu-o- l
gorlo, Drops and Soothing Syrups” It is Pleasant. It ‘ L
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. . Its ago is its guarantee. It; destroys Worms
and alloys lI‘evorlslmcss. ll: cures Diarrhoea. and Wind
Colic. It. relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
It; assimilates the Food, regulates the
StoIIIIu-h and Bowcls, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—11.110 Mother-"s Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAvs
Bears the Signature of
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The KiIIIl You Hate Always Bought
‘In Use For Over 30 Years.
I'M! ctmwl column Iv uunuv or on, now you om.
25 and 50c mllottlbs.
E. E. """" Gorbam,
Decorator
. East Notwolli; ”
Hotel Mahackemo *5
J- R. CONNOR, Mgr.
Tel. 452.
Service, and“Culclne’ Up. to Into... 3 I
Ram 52 per day and upward-x "
Stock and General Information Tiek‘bt‘!
G‘s-.-
Sunday Dinners. 75cm.”
TEL. CALL 988.
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1906, Freight Propellers will Item
Pier 28.13am River; New Ybrk, owl
0! Dover Street), every day, (exébiil‘.
Sun by), at 4 p. In. Freight I‘Iéc'clv‘lili
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9 o ave o co runn us hotel?
in your digsglhp 1‘htnnbo t'.
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room? its presence would attord you
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piIiI’iIb bars are to city compote to
chill“, litihbot ip‘tl‘ rollo'blo. '
CORNEH MAIN AND WEIT
Norwalk Chronicler