. onti
'ectate in The
.of’ith'e members In requested.
, mill the workings of the mind will air
‘ thefliu‘
plump mine of ”carpet. bowls with a
,. ”A.
‘ fat-Mon, women and ~childron.
Gent'ii' Niéht Gowns in all sixes.
Ladies' Night Goivna.‘I YV ..
Shirts. Misfips’ N, htlflpowm front 4
to 16 years; childen's Rompers an
Slapping Garments, at
E K. BA [gs
Maii'Acioimo HO‘I'EIL ‘ BLOOK,
RSI-13W: ”QRWN'IIW .
1
wt -.. w «LEW it,»
all l "is
Harry M. Camp. of Washington. I).
0.. has been making a stay In Nor-
walk. V.
——Sall l’orlt, 100 lb. Ilayes'.
Frank Reynolds pas given up his po-
sition at McCarthy's restaurant, in
Norwalk. “ ’ . .
-—i’rof. Judd. next Wed. evening,
lligh School. 'l‘ou lectures. $3.
,Miss May Goodwin, oi’ Washington
street. has recovered from the grip and
is obit,- to be ont‘ngaln.
Mrs. Wesley M. Sherwood and little.
son. of Westport, have been the guests
of i'rionthii in Norwalk.
Henry ‘Smith is improving at his
home in East avenue, Nor-walk. after a
serious illness of several Weeks.
Mrs. Charles Yost, of Main street,
has been entertaining Mr. and Mrs.
John F. Frye, of liroohlyn, N. Y.'
Marjory, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .l.
Wesley Weiss, is ill with pneumonia,
at her home. No, 9 Berkeley street.
“Choice ll‘owis, 20c lb.; Geese, 160
lb. liaycs' Mki. ‘
Walter I. Decker. employed in \V. M.
Weed’s grocery atorc, in Want. avenue,
has been ill at. his home in Union
l’luce. .
(lid Well Hook and Ladder (‘ompauy
will hold its 'inouthly meeting Monday
evoningal the trucl; house in Ilavilaud
tsreet.
Mrs, N. Wheeler, of Main street. has
returned homo front a. visit with her
daughter. Mrs, l“. Crosby, of Sprint;
field. Mass.
'~‘~lt‘reah Shoulders, tic 1b.; small
Fresh Hams. l-tc lb. Public Market.
Tho Swastika Whlst Club will be en-
tertained next Wednesday alien-.2"-
by Mrs. Albert it). Aisthorpe. of (,‘on-
eortl street.
The Wednesday Afternoon ‘Whist
Club will tuct next week with Mm.
(‘larcueo E. lt‘cnnlncn, of Main n 'cnllc.
Winnipault.
Mrs. Dean and Miss lintticliay-
mom]. of 104 West ntrcct. are visiting:
with their sister, Mrs. H. i’. Morgan.
33 ii'est all cut.
A meeting of the Clear liahcra‘ lin-
ion will be held Monday evening, at
the. Central Labor Lyceum. in Wash-
lttgtou street. .
>4: lb. pa.‘l*’Pure Lard, (30c.
Mkt.
Cornelius A. McNamara has llt't'll
appointed assistant secretary of the
Norwalk Aerie, I“. O.V_E.. for thereon-
vcnience of South Noryalk members.
Mina lieleu Douglass, the
v
ilaycs‘
of the eyes, resulting from a cold,
There Were eighteen sales of real
Norwnlhs, last week,
with mortgages recm'dcd of $7,900. For
the first week in January. iiitlt-‘t, there
wits only “one sale of property. anti
mortgages or $16,970. .
«r—John ll. llakin. piano tuner from
New York, will he in town next week.
Orders. sent. to tho Mnhacltento will
receive his prompt attention.
There will be an adjoarned' annual
Inéeting oi the Norwalk Historical
and Memorial Library Association
ltpl'ti at Jheir rooms on Wednesday
ei'énin'g. . ttnuary Iii." A full attendance,
The adjourncdaununl meeting of the
N‘o‘rWaIk Historical and eMnIot-tnl Li.
hairy Association will he held on Wed-
nesday evening at 8 o‘clock at the His.
torical Hence, in West avenue. There
will be of program and rciresments will
Definervetl. .» .
' ,.‘$t..AiIgustihe Council, Knights of
Columbus. will hold a special meeting.
Spud y afternoon, at which the. sec.-
‘bgt‘ho will" be conferred on n
nulubcr of candidates. The .oiiicors
Millie degree work will be National
Inquiaitor r‘llziiatrich. of New York,
and Dr, Cluttc. oi Norwalk.~»Stamtord
Attivdcate.
Every one interested in education
pryéciatolhe rare Opportunity to hear
gitchja “tell 1: lQWII lecturer and educa—
to‘i“ as Prof. .harles ll. .indd, of Yale
University. He will give a COtlilse of
ten let-titres In psychology at the Norv
milk Rigb, school on successive Wod-
nclstiay evenings. beginning January
139!“ " ' “. '
,,.Diutrict 'Deputy Grand" Regent
Dwights. ‘Tyrrill will install the oili-
co; {Rhiannon Council, Royal Ari
mountain? Tuesday night, January 19.
Te: 9. "l . .. ..
AilldiillfllEigfiwpItal'Y‘tlnd- box, and it is
dehii‘i‘tii'iltitat-‘those who have not. yet.
contrl ateféwil] do so at once. After
Minion Sherman Council will
victim fgqrnl‘Nutmeg Donnell, oi”
W491...
Cigéiettco, Tehticco
J. “crook.
rappers and ’
nutél
daughter of Mr. and Mra. [ALWI‘UIICL‘ A.i
Dilllglilss, of howe atret, has been quiit‘ l
ill for several days with iniltuuuuttionl
will also open the. Royal .j
with the‘ non-binding dust-proof
i If not satisfactory, will return
your. money. .1; .
naphtha. a.
Asaociationsmere in New York. Thurs-
day, in iiitti‘lidlult'ft‘ at the meeting of
the board of directors of the United
Hatters of North America. The oili-
oul'a say that. the meeting,r was called
(or the pnrpose'of discussing trade
Iiiatters in general, and although the
matter of the. removal of the (layer lint
company from Boston to Philadelphia
was discussed that was not the prin-
cipal matter of business. it Is proli-
nhlo, however, that a meeting will be.
called for next week to take up that.
matter further. No action was taken
at Thursday's meeting.
WE HAVE A NUMBER OF
REAL ESTATE
BARGAINS
WE CAN FURNISH‘ANY“; KIND OF
INSURANCE.
COME AND SEE US.
.l. M. LAYTON 81 C0
(INCORPORATED)
5 RAILROAD AVE. 80. NORWALK
90 WASHINGTON 8T.
TEL. 573-4, TEL. 573-4
, A
. Happy
New Year
One of the boil resolutions you
can make— ,
"That you will do your trading
at Church & Miller‘s"
And you will have a Happy and
Prosperous New Year.
36 Washington Street,
7': I4"
A. J. ANGE
1".“
What to do with the Holiday Books is the leading question just
now. An easy solution to that is found in our line of Globe-W’ernickc,
Elastic Book-Cases, in any finish desired. Every unit is equipped
write for Bock-Case Catalogue; inailed on request.
1A4l(hflhns
‘ "viiuneralllirectors and Embaltaers.
12-18 North Main Street,
« Damon ~ ' . . . . - .E
a norm MAIN "our. 0 B J k o
TEL. 33”.: o o > ac _ son, 3E
_ Optician. :l
. , . 1
. o 0
Edward Meeker, of Norwalk, was In , Everything in the Optical Llne. 3
New York city, yesterday, on bnsl- ,- , 0
IIUHH. ‘ I , 0
An important meeting or Uncas Eyes Examlned Free. 1:
Haytnakors' Association will be held 0
Monday evening. at the loft. to Wash- 53 WALL STREET. pHONE 433. NORWALK.- 3
lngton street, \ 0
The officers of the ilanbury Hattcrs' WWW'
"Clearance Sale ‘
Ladies’ Russet Shoes
At Reduced Prices _
F LYNN 8. RYAN
Embroideries
Our new line of Embroiderics {or 1909 is here. The exhibit is
l successful combination of artistic designs. fine quality and mod-
:rate cost. Come and see the spread.
N. E. Ryan & C0.,J
VINE & SON co.
Furniture, Carpets. Stoves. Etc.
Headquarters for EDISON and
VICTOR TALKING MACHINES
134-136 Washington St, South Norwalk
door. Call and see our line or
<30.
Scotti Norwalk, Conn.
.4...»W ~ «flu—HM.
SOUTH NORWALK.
.I
. I
Norwalk.
South
Church& Miller
LEADING GROCERS.
l3 WEST WASHINGTON STREET
Snow Shovels, Bares,
Buck SaWs, Lanterno.
A
MERRILL
South Norwalk.
BUSINESS COURSE AT '
MEANS A LIFE INCOME ’FOR
SON OR DAUGHTER.
A Newaear’s Gift Worth Having
Winter Opening, Jan. 4, 1909
Stamford.
COLLEGE
Port Cheater,
J
Douglaa Fowler Post. (i. A. IL. Will
hold a regular Inching, Monday even-
lug.
Leland (Elosc. of W. l’. licora‘ book
store. remains ill at his home in Frame
liu avenue.
, Palestine Castle, Ancient Order of the
Knights of the Mystic Chain, will
have a regular meeting, Monday cron-
lng. - ‘ -
Congressman E. J. Hill spent. a
shore time in town. yesterday after-
noon, greeting friends, and left again
last evening for liarttord.
A large automobile firetruck passed
through Norwnlk, yesterday, traveling
at. a. fast rate or speed. Quite a tunn-
hexnof people viewed it with interest.
The sacred concert of the A. M. ii).
church. of Knight. street, tomorrow.
will be. Ill at 3:30 p. In. There will be
rcutlin ,tsoloann'tl speaking by mem-
bers oi’_ the church.
Contractor Slppcrley has about com-
pleted ‘the artesiau well on Dr. Dex-l
tor Hitéhcock‘s property in West avo-
. ‘ ‘ T aue.‘. A ver' Satisfactory vein of wa-.
Horace E. Dan“ &' son, tar has beeri struck. *
‘45 WALL, 8T"“NQRWALK. The W. C. T. U. will hold I). meeting
, . . , . . at. the nlxnshouse. tomorrow, afternoon.
R e al 1438th and Jl‘hoae wishing to attend will please
_ ~ Insur» ce.-
'..,..-. 12“. .. ...~
take the 2:50 Westportcar from Nor.-
walk. ‘ .All are welcome. . ‘
. ' ""Vzlfitt . ‘ 7.,” ,
w- nova gov-rot the «if burnin-
I’n Income producing“ tit-6mm "M
Géneral Hardware. Getter?
al Repairing and Skate .
Sharpening. A
N orwélk.
Hardware, Co.
39 MAIN smear, NORWALK.
MONEY ABVANCEO
to an; on their headehbld furniture,
Ianos and other pers‘éual property,
ithont: removal, on: their owu‘ name
without Indorse‘r. Call and scans. in-
dependent Loan and Jaecurlty, 60.,
Hovlland Bldg, ashingtonst. one.»
open until 7,1). in, Monday and Sat-
arday until 8:80. . "*' “ ‘ . '- _
enoo mit'a team Mondaypxcning. at
the. tot-Iner‘a headquarters ‘in Wash-
ington street. for the third sitting of
the tournament. Which is being played".
auto 3 ‘p. m.
‘0 4 [l- m.‘ ‘
’l‘ltc cuicrtaiulucut committee of
the Somali: Club has made nrr‘nugt“
meals for an open night at the. club.
January tilh. when warren‘ltiehards.
‘l humorist of Boston, will he the tea-
lure of 'tho evening. Refreshments
will be served on this occasion, and a
line time is anticipated. On January
20th tltc club members will hold an-
other “pinochle evening." and thu
game will be followed by refresh-
ments. ‘ 1
Another classy bunch, of basketball
athletes are scheduled to play Team
14‘ at the armory, Monday evening, the
Diamond Wanderers. of Jersey City.
comlur, on that. night to tackle, the
Not-truths. The team has prover) its
worth by pinyin! throuch the (durati-
ntcni, ()f‘tilt! t-;.-lc.« Association.
last May, without. losing a gainer-'1 oy
lntvc been playiii'g such tennis as the.
Newport Naval Reserves and East 13(58-
tou A. A.. where they made. a credit-
able. showing. and no New York 11in
make thatw Newportarlp unless they
have the goods. , Another word in r0-
mcut. of the Protective Association.
tournament; to be successful In those
games is high praise tor‘any team, for
the entries comprISe the bést tqamt‘s III
the metropolitan district. The Ilia‘
mond Wanderers are a regularly or-
, Reserved Seats 20:
South Norwalk nigglected Direct!"
0f the Negro Blainesi ”an”
Clltti'lt‘l; ll. l.l« of Nuyn'tllli, hurt
but” t'lilt‘lt‘tl il llll‘efhll‘ (ll. ll”. Nt'fll'o
Business lad-4.... ,- \i’zttt'l‘lllll'y‘
pm sent ll r. HUN 9,. “ tllrcptor oi’ the
Metropolitan illnmnilc 11“" “0“"):
Company, “I \R r'i'tll'lii “-casurcr til
the Il'Nli‘l‘iilltijy ,,, (\nort‘tl plain; of the
sump; “1pm,”. “I," ”Maori-r (it?
Alcxautitt inns and A. M" “NU“
walk; Inctnbt; (.. '|,’, o. 0. i"., Nm'v
walk: menu»: ind. irnltsttrei: ot’ the
ot Norwttllt,
r.‘
lit
tlood Sauauinw ‘ ..-,
IItcmbt r 4.; uh, ‘(l‘fijllllliil .‘Jcrit‘o ”1",“;
uoaa Meat. p; ”w, of “mm “' I:
Wanhlnnton ‘,‘ propult'l” ,nnnubcr til
the N0“. NIL “Mm,” Vague: this.
siouary to: .\. a llitulautl Elma“),
school t‘ttllil . z, .3” 'ncllllml M" M“.
Bier (lhaptw p A 7.1 .7 member (ll
t‘lethcsatu. t'. A, my.” K. 'I‘.. No. .I.
”I “I‘Otiltlip “I '. m” oi ,Ilt‘tllllit 'lt'ill-
lilo. ot' N".t ,l., . a; luxl King Ill“:
mt‘lii
VIII (hill: lm. N" 3‘,\ ’I. i‘l.
tutuulnr and I», ,0, H, u: ;. baptist
cltarcu >.w.,.;. m”, it. t-tcctlun as
tlll‘w‘ltil‘ ill : \‘Itll‘t' “5m rr- lantguc
(If “'illt i lily '. ”(,‘K pf ”illlllllulfll
Itouora, y]; , . p, “ppmmlil was W.
H. lIi'tlill; . ‘ \l. m , ;~,~,‘. ‘l‘lt‘ in “'1‘“!
ll? Viiil'l" H -‘ , r “ltll’il \ll‘. l,,ltl)‘tl W“
Wired the: a; .1, 11,. '(Hyull .. \ll'. l.lU.\’d
did not 1... . l'l tin~ place.
llt't‘llili‘it' II. t.. do ltniltllliz
aftt r lu.~ t'l. ,- .i."‘I‘-.h".~t anti
Ul‘gtitllm “.7, xx, . 1.. touttt-trlt‘tl
Willi il~ :- V ‘l‘?,.- Ittt'titlit‘i‘ii
insist-at In. . ,1. will, owing
to Iii.» ups. , ';.ttlll4ll the
t’ulttd st .:., ‘
BIG MORTGAGE 0N PEARSALL
HOME.
.1], ti.:’ ll (Muller ll.
Ssl l 1w.” til. liili‘
it: .‘wupuil, ii.
..::- \\‘ i‘cnt-
.t. lilli in war..-
.~ Mine iii
A Itu'ut.....:. .
Ihttil, tin -
able- to t.‘~ u:
i-, till the p=- ‘. 0'
call, in til Illii
(”Oil in t':.
‘ I,ll'
:_ St ti‘.
i ‘ .\\'])
llrlda» pat ; . .pd,‘\' ,. tltit‘tlllll’lil
is l'iI\--i't.1 ,. it 1i, I‘t‘t‘t‘lillil
Hialupr, t... it... .,_ .;,,.-. .v with It were
required A.» .1, 3,11“, ., .ii tip; tune
of the 3;... W... _._ .~;.i_ it‘lli’ll
the tict-l t,,, pm“, ”1. in laundry
all llli‘ til' I. ‘l,{- . . Willie who
attested l!.~ . . m; . .c, ll‘. tired tail»
Hi III p. ‘ rift .' .t. to the
personally :l ink : :m of:
l
HOSPITAL w. :I CLUB.
A him it: ,. t as. r :‘ Whist
(‘IIIII \\.: l “"1 tint] H
Flinn. ‘v w .1 , 'l“ i mention
\\ lil lit' .I'i I . w”; t“:'l1‘tl‘_\ 2“:
I'll Ilit- l‘ttl . ’ \1 .‘ ., \I‘i.» 5i .‘l.
'. .‘I\- .’.'.‘
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HOYT'S THEATRE
Milli llll lllllll
3-DAYS—~ _
Commencing Jan. 7th
Anthony Gt‘t‘t‘liitl‘lo
Frank Chase
Wm. H. Chm:
General Manager
Rcsmcnt Manager
animal Director
NAIADA 6. CO.
“Nymph cl tltc Sm”
JORDAN BRANICK AND CH'ILUTA.
Tom Katz' ll g‘t‘. Out
BERT SHERIDAN.
in Hunt" Litres,
SHAFTER a SHAFTER,
Singers amt Dancers
RAY MURRAY.
Singer of Pouumr Songs
‘MOTlON P:CTURES
PERFORMANCES DAILY
Matinee 2:30 Evcnings 8:15
ADMISSION. 10c '
Box Seats 35c
Telephone it.)
ENTIRE CHANGE or PROGRAM
MONDAY AND THURSDAY
hASKwar A LL
EVER'ERMOIEDAAERNIGHT
Noni'fllk Basketball Team
(Team P).
Representing: fort-nth Com on
Coast Arlillt‘l'l' Ci'l'lm‘. formerly 2701::
pony lt‘, Third infantry. t‘. N. til.
NEXT Cat/us:
MONDAY F‘s’ AG. JANUARY 11th
TEAM F
Diamond Wanderers
OF NEW JERSEY.
PRELIMINARY GAME:
NUTMEGS VS. PASTIMES.
ADMISSION ............... 25 CENTS
Pnornssoa‘ion‘r
ganized quintet,'wltlt n homa‘co r. in
Jersey City, where they play triloé‘kiy
games against the fastest tuning in
this vicinity. Their line-up follows: I
Clark. Maegrego' and- Kenolly; 'i‘od
wards; J. Clark, center; Fat-guitar tint)
Clark. guards. The oponin‘ satire on
Monday night will be. a not. contest. bo-
‘ ‘The pinoohle teams oi: nUcas Hay-
ioft, l. 0. R. M., will. meet the. Cook-
muu moms. to , vote. with: tho rapid
growth (If tn. town. ' ‘ ,
tho Norwalk ludiauu being about. 20,-
000 in the lead at the present time. ‘
- Dancing
tween “the Nutt‘iioga and ‘Pnatltiics.
as usual until midnight} '
0F YALE UNIVERSITY
Ten Ledures on Psychoib‘gy
Wednesday EVenings, Be i .,
M A "““mlrl 13th will“.
counse TICKETS ....... $300
T. ...... .
SINGLE WM 5 ...... ,5.“
At '
ed today unotilcially. llllt in l't‘r’llltllrlltlt‘.
quarto/la, that, the amount of
which 'l‘anp,‘ Shoo Yi. the special t‘hin- .Ilttltll .pm In. 3].
t
on his trip for iutcrnal lliiiIl‘ti‘nlllt‘IlH
in China
llin hope. it is ln-licvcd, am; to new
pollute the loan in this t"’iilll£‘j.
A
use grand councillor, and the ”mu-t
1
PAGE . THREE
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, For Stomach Troubles
When there is (lion-est; "lI'r'l' e'iti " ‘
, , . :' .‘ In: or (lililklll’ 0 ' '
doesn't “netu'cll,” the tltgcsttou Is deranged and iltéhttinisluqlirnlgm
to tie tottetiland strethgthenctl. A, natural appetite and a peril-rt (Ii
gest on can JC assure one you will cn'ov 'ourlood ‘ ' v‘ -
a box oi . l ,v ) if you utll get
and use them according to the simple directions printed on the wrapper.
Acute. indigestion. Iaqsitntlc, flatulence, “tpralmlslmw‘. " and other
uncomfortable and (lllill‘tissiny! Sensations after eating. ’nre ttit‘kl
rightcd thh a dose or two oi these little wonder workers iorg ive'tfl
digestion. In all acute iorms of stomach trouble ilcccham’s I’ills ‘
Are Wonderfully Effective
In boxes 10c. and 25c, with lull directlono
CHINA FAILSETO GETHLD‘AN.“ \ lunar ’ "
WASliiNti'l‘t.).\'..lau. art-u A... 5,... , FORD C$PMC§RN REDUCES
ll.\ll'l'lt‘t)ltlt, .lan,
the ltmll allop‘w in litwi
li.~—’l‘ht- railroad
llat‘tt‘otd. employing
_ hint on a new work-
Iut: st'llt'tl'lil‘, ,xcattrda), of ii tiara a
trot-it cl" 3 hours. The former sched-
ttlu was llllllt hours lor six days,
ELVIN W. CRANE DEAD.
Nl'IVI‘AltK, .\'. Lt, .lau, ti.~-«eriu w.
l'tane, :I tortuer Democratic candidate
aintics atteudluiz thc future pull'w Hf lit" “with”? of NW Jl'l‘Ar'" “it“ it
«no tunbaasador, desired to account .
approxinattt-tl littttttol‘iou
'l'im
llantlsnnl oi" Yuan Shi lx'ni. the I‘lllll‘
l . -... ' . ,,.' .4 ..« _ ,
thina. it, i.‘ t‘MlltltlI. will li'lltid nu. l. um. no to “alum,” p11,.nmpm.,_.) (lied
poaaibte any lutadnny alum.- thh: lino today in llllr‘.
in the short period bcl'oru Tang's (to
with President Itoosrwlt before start
ing for Europe.
will
trip. while the remainder will no home
i
laturhina at hint,
city.
WEEKS ACTING GOVERNOR.
tiovcruor Lillcy hug gone to New
\‘orh on a short \iait. During his
Some of his. stiltt-,‘:tbscnce trout the state Lientcitantv
accoutpnui‘ lllill on the return that ruor Frank, H. Waits will act an
illl‘tt‘l'iiitl'.
iarture Itontc l'olloa‘lnu his l't call. 'l'hc‘
Iuhaanadur will llii'n‘ an inlet-ti» r. .
Iy way of San I'Il‘t'llll'ihi‘t).
' MW... _.
- . Stillltlliiiit'a it costs lots of money to a
The knocltor’a audience u:
.
usually not sarcastic at the cypcnac of some-
IuItiy else.
7
,..,,..._,.... -...... ....
t .
. 3-“.
B. Corsets, 98c l S
.- Vi'
‘1‘. ‘. .~
It‘
$1.50 W. pecials in Every Dept.
C. J. Militl 81
92 Washington St, South Norwalk
. GREAT ;
WHITE SALE ;
BEGINS TODAY " ; .
Cases, Muslims, Towelings, Towels, Lin-
ens, Shirt Waists, Curtains, Blank! '
ets and Linen Center Pieces.
j SEE BIG WINDOW DISPLAY
J
Elli
NORM/ALF
ALL
angst: GENDMANAQ‘LR» g . .
HIGH CLASS‘ VAUDEVHJLE :-
‘ , Ittttittltttttls' ’
“'2.
tPOPULAt-ij "SOUTH
'WITH THE",
PEOPLE-
PAPERS
10% Discount on
lug Goods, Painters‘ Supplies. English l
Blue China by the piece or set.
goods will not craze.
graph Co’s Talking
Double Disk Records.
sides, ‘85c.
Records. 35a.
to order. .
EL. Hffiecker
' ‘Wc alve the 3. o H. Green Trading
Stamps. Ask for them.
W.~~._ ..~-~.~«(...‘.-._ ., ...-.... .-
WALL
HE “Benjamin" andtzstoclt?
‘ ’ bridge \Vilitg Overcome
will appeal to all men who
at. just. this‘ time find it: difficult
; perhapsto select Stylish Glow.es
l that avoid a tendency towards
l the “EreakishL"
IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM
FOR SPRING GOODS.
The, typical New Yorker is
noted tor the Style of Mun-ass ,
but is; new at... wearing
“flashy" clothes. I
All Grades
(.b'ockt‘rrv. Glassware. llottso Furnish , ,
’l‘pe‘se OVOI'CORIB gypl‘flfifi New
York Style perfectly, for they
are from Nov, ‘Yorl. and Clll‘I')’ ”
the mark Oflthe latest style.
[Jasmin—outs
Tailor, curator, Halt": F‘“" '
'nlshfl-
‘ 85 Washington street,
saw. Norwalk.
'l‘hcnc. I
the Columbia Phone
.5019 agent for Machines and. ,
Music on both‘ ‘
Indestructible Cylinder
Window Shades and Picture Frames
Painting and Paper Hanging.
Trunks“
and . . .
Leatheronoda. .
‘. 37 WASHINGTON STREET,
soura NORWAtK.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
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