I
.’
ill t5il lilo ”pillar mm and colors
lather-atoll and 95min. i
A. 95515 ot9 ulsortmilnt of BLACK
Goons. all small; at
NAHacKmo HOTEL aLocK.
acorn NonwALk. ‘ .
EVENING “not: TELEPHONE
“-'l—dum- Dcphmngll':
--B clnou Department
-—-l§ nail Gfllcn.INorwalk
890 ~Edltor'n Reliance. .
729- Smelly Editor". Residence
Fur could. are comfortable thcac
hrial. autunln days.
Old Boreas hua'hcen working ovcr.
tlnic for tho that row dayn.
Mina Ruth Frank. of Narwalk, lsthc
gncnt of friends and relatives in NW
Canaan
Mina Fannlo Martucola, of Bridge-
port. has been v lsitinn M.r and Mrs.
ammo. Ccllu, of Raymond street.
M rs. Celia and tlnn Freddie and daugh-
ter Elizabeth have gone to Bridgeport
to make a visit.
-—Ear Muffs,CaplI. Ollllelhk
Charles Byxboo and Mills Mabel
Cave will be the leaders at the Ex»
worth mash. service at thc First M
E. Church tomorrow evening at 6
o'clock. The subject 'will he “Poor
Rich and Rich Poor."
wMen's and Boys' Winter
O‘Brien. -
William K. Maples, of Norwalk, 1ch
town yestcrday morning in his large
automobile, accompanied by William
F. DoKlyn. Lewis C. Green and Louis
Veriin and is attending thc Vandal»
bil cup race at Long Island today.
whitest Soft llatn. O'Brien.
The fifth cartoon of thc ucrlcn "Old
Plcturon in New Frames," at the First
M. id Church tonIOI row evening will
he delivered by Rev. F. I) Waltcr, and
his subject will he ‘A politilinn Who
Caps.
Votod the WIong 'l‘icket “ Especially
interesting to everyone, particularly
the men.
”Pork Chops. 16c lb. Hayca' hlkt.
The Misses Martha and Ethci Still
man entertained the Young Lndlcs'
‘Scwlng (.‘irclc very delightfully at
their home on Oenohe avenue. last lI‘rl
day afternoon. Moon the out of town
guests were Mru. Join Coo of Nor-
walk. and Mrs. Jamel-l nltlbcrt Brim-k-
IIl-lloff, of Sinmforti.~Ncw Canaan Ad-
vel'tlsor.
~—Shoulder Steak. 10c; Lean Pot
Roast. it) and it’d. Hllyos' Mkt.
The New York. New liaven and
Hartford Railroad company has taken
an appeal from the action of the
mayor and the nidcrmeu of New lla~
Vim: in the petition relative to tho lo-
cation of tracks, poles and other porin-
uncut atruciurea on Howard. Waalp
ington and Congrcsa avcnuca and
Boulevard in. that city. A hoarln;
has been usslgncd on tho appI-ni by
tho railroad colnlniaaloncrn at their
other at the capitol, Novombor ii. at
il 11. ill. _
~—l\‘o Illuttcr how little you kllow of
Arltlllllctlc. Spoiling. ltcadiua. ilrnnr
mar, Penmanship. you will find the
individual instruction. euro and ullt‘llr
ctly lot Calarl‘llu—Tlle Medicine
Costs Nathan ii ll Fails
When a medicine enacts a. succeed
ful treatmont in a vary large maiorl
ty of calves, and whoa wo oifcr that
medicine on our own personal guaran-
tee that it will coat tho user nothing
if it (loos not completely erem on
tart-.ll it in only reasonable that people
should believe all. or at least not our
claim to a practical tout when we take
all the r.lak Those are facts which wc
want the pccplo to substantiate. Wc
want thcm to try Rexall Mucu Tono ll
modiclnc prepared from a prescription
of a .pbyaician with whom catarrll Will!
a apcclalty and who has a record of
thirty years of enviable success to
his record
We receive more good reportsa about
Rexall Much-Tone than we do of all
other catnrrh remedies sold in our
store. and if more people only knew
wllata thoroughly dependable remedy
Roxall Much-Tone is, it would be the
only catarrh remedy we would have
any dcmand for.
Roxall Moon-Tone is quickly ab-
aorboll and by..lta therapeutic .offect
tends to disinfect and cleanse the
entire mucous mcmbranooua tract. to
destroy and remove the parasites
which iniuro thc molllbraneons till-
auca. toe soothe the irritation and haul
the aorencau. atop the mucous din-
charge. build IU' lltr‘ontt, healthy tissue
and relieve the blood and system of
diseased matter. its influence is to-
ward stimulating tho moon-cells. ald-
ing digestion and improving nutrition
until tho whole body vibrates with
healthy actlvley. in a comparatively
short time‘dt brings about a notice.
able gain in weight, strength. good ml
or and feeling of buoyancy,
Wc urge you to try ltcxull Mucu-
Tone. beginning a treatment today.
At any time you are. not satlaflcd. aim-
ply come and tell us. and we will
quickly rcturn your money wltllmlt
question or quibble. We bnvo chall
Much-Tone in fWo sizes, 5h ccnta and
$1.00. Rclllelnbor you can obtain Rox-
all ltcmcdica ill South Norwalk only at
our Mora—«Tho Roxall Stcrc. Tho
Clifford Pilurmucy. Quittncr & Pauly,
l’rnptl.
AN EVENING or cto‘sONo's
Will be Given by the Quartet in South
Norwalk Baptist Chore:
“All lIlvcnlng of Old Songs‘ nill be
given by the llllurlct of thc Sottill Nor
walk llaptial (‘-hur(h ltllllOlroW own-
lng Scores of pcopic have quucatcd
that thc quurtct might sills: again
those nouns around which a thousand
llaaociationa clullior. for tho intcrprc
tattoo of thcuc hymna of mcmory by
thin quartet, in a rare joy. (tomnlon
placc hccnllnc of their falllillurity. hut
cilullgcd to classics of human Iilelcr
icilcc by llII-lr bountiful I'I-ndcrlllx. III
the morning the pastor will Ilpcnlt on
the iiiiCOlld topic in tho study of llnp
ill-ii history. Young pcoplc moot at 6
o‘clock.
Music for the day:
Morning.
Pr!‘lllilt‘-—Rllllll\ll0(‘ sans l‘orolcs
........................ lleollaycl
Anlllt‘lll' "Wc l'rulac 'l‘hco. Oh Lord"
........................ Scllncckcl
Renpolmc~»“KcIIp 'l‘llou (lur Stops. Oil
Lord" ...................... (lubrlcl
()fferiory—-"'l‘hou Will Kcop liim in
Perfect l’cucc" ............... llnclI
l’ORilllilil---Sill‘ili‘ ............ llnllham
Evening.
l’rIIllldc-—--Mcdicy of Old Alra.
Quartct “My Rodoomcr”
...................... Mcflrunahnn
Soprano Solo "lI‘lcc an a iiit'd". .llanu
lion glvcll at the MI-rrill Night School
will advance yourIbcat illtcroato. Ell-
roll November 2d.
No book. altaocialcd with any rII
ligloua ay,atom has a Iallrcr authority i
in thc ayutcln of which It in thc icxt;
hook than has the book "ScllInmI alldI
Health." the taxi book of i‘hriatiun
Scleucc. hila lsddy main-II largo!
claims for it as containing II llpcclal
divluo r'IIIclatiou and places it in at
local an equal place with tho iliblo in]
lllt’ order of abrvico. Last Sunday
evening thc addrcsa at the Firm
Church in Norwalk treated for this.
book an a means of curing diseaac. 'l‘o.
Iuorrow cvcning thc lwcnty-lninuto ad,
Iircaa will how to do with itu compo-
uliiou. ita cialma ha a gllilic and the
origin of tho iIioIlII it contains. 'l‘llin
in the fourth ill the action of ’l‘ailla on
Cllrlntiall Scioucc now ill progroaa on
Sunday cvonlnga at tho lI‘IrlIt (.‘llurcll.
At tlloao acrvlcua the III-Illa aro frcc,
tIlII alluring la hourly and tho wclcomc
cordial. .
Macaroni
DANCE
..AT...
Rowaytcn Hose Company
lliliillllilllllfi Hill. ’09
Music by Shop's Orchciirll .
GRAY BROS.
Mnnufaoturcn of im-
proud
Soda and
Mineral Waters
carpi-Lulu» Ian
M
Vinhlw Jaime. carbonic.
amapurllin, filo or
Ala minor 3
AHTKILAN‘P
'l’lIo Put-out and But
1’. O Box “lulu-Tel. 120
NW! CANAAN
Guarantud under tholl'opd'iulld pm.
balloon with a bomb.
lifting mil
an, In» no. 'u.
Quartct-~-"liidc 'l‘hou MII".. .l.owry
i‘onlrnlto Solo~”'l‘hc Loot t‘hord"
.......................... Sullivan
Qllultot "'l'hcrl- ill a iirccu iiili Far
Away” .................... t-ltobbllla
I'l‘IIlloI Holo—~ 'l‘llII Nillt-ty anti Nine“
........................... Sankm
QuaIt--III -"llc khnwu' ......... llliaa
llarltollc Solo- 'ltockcd in tho (‘ l‘iiilli
of the llcep‘ ............... Knight
"liespouacm 'Bavlour lllcutho an i: van
in; llloauinx" ............. Sicbbina
Poatllldc ~liomo. chct llomo
Childron Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
c A g TOWR I A
BLACK HAND TO OPELKE.
w
Mumford Man Told to Luve $500 in
Tamato Can in Quintard Pinon.
S'l‘AliilI‘tlltll. (lot. .’l0.-~'l‘hnl acme
onc lulu bcI-n playing a Hallowo'on
.lUlIttI (Ill Alto Sllclkl', tltl- cloilllcr. iii
lilo hula-f or Mr. anoiku and lilo pollco.
'l‘llo lolli- in ill the form of o lilnck
lialld lcttcr tliIIliiilldifm 3500.
Mr. Spaikc l'i‘i’i'lVi‘d the letter you
tI-rdlly lltiI-ruoon. lt Wall in a ticmwl
not “null" that or a schoolboy who bu
not luado lunch program in the art of
writing. 'l‘hu pllraacoiogy wall a protiy
good Imitation of tho popular ldoa of
tho Black liund ntyla. Thu Iianattlru
wall "Black "and.” and alonflldo it
won traced. in black inkra hand. .Mr.
Bpelite was informed that unless he
left $500 in a tomatman in Quintard
place bellman a blacksmith shop and
a; lunchrooln there. on Haliowc' on
ninlii, he would iIII blown into amail
'i‘llllI bomb won all
ready to do tha drcnllfnl work. ho ho
wart luformcd. Mr. apt-lilo cnlllad when
he rcad the lcttcr. and tin racked bill
h old for It «Inc tilt in tho pcrpotl‘atm
tho jokc liII happened to be at on
Mac llcudlplal tcra today and be allotted
tho lIIitIII to tho pollco. They. too.
look upon it till a join. in fact.
they canaldar it no untiroly nolluonulcal
they would not any anything about it
today
corn nova “van.
Lotlla Boon. a leading merchant of,
Norway. Mich. writer: “Three bot-
lieu of Foley: honey and Tar ohm
lately cured my boy of ll revere coulh.
and a neighborll boy. who won no ill
with a acid that the doctor: pave him
up, «all cnrcdby aw Whitey I flood!
and To. " Nontlti q all! in n softball
certain to malts. bridge Purina”
and Fill man.
We point with pride to the quality of the Furniture we sell, be-
come we believe quality of paramount importance to thé‘ purchaser.
Back of this quality stands our guarantee that the style or design is
of most recent conception and positively not the mallard” discontinued
patterns. Every article is clean cut. artistic, well finished. and the
prices about 25 per cent. below any other house-ma condition which
naturally exiata when only cash or highest grade cr5dlt obtains. 99
olllns Co.
9 Focal-ii Directors and Embalmc'nl.
12-18 North Main Street,
South'Norwallt. Colin.
mat- ......i:mm..
BE FOUND AT
Merrill Business College
A Sure Chance to Win Success
DAY AND MIGHT ENTER NOW.
SESSIONS. BOOKS FREE.
South Norwnlk Stamford Port Chester
O. B. .Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
88 WALL STRIIT.
mom «a Noam“.
. “we.“m-.. .m Mama»... y...
ABOVE ALLl
The Barry Arch Support Slice
Perfect tilting. elegant styles. no clumsy device. One
pair sells another.
$400 $5.00
FLY N 8. RYAN
' 90 WASHINGTON 8 BEST. SOUTH N'ORWALK.
GLOVES
Did you buy your Gloves here last season? Of course you are
coming again. bringing yourfricnds. Our lines of kid and fabric
Gloves for Autumn and Winter are now complete. and you are sure
of finding her: just what you mad. Better get the right kind of
Gloves before it grows colder.
N. E. RYAN Co.
86 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
Your Carriage Will
Run Easier
limit cvcr nfior wc haw put it in
filllllli‘. Wu repiacc cvcry broltcn
pnrl, tialltcn crcry local» bolt or not
If your calrilurc hill‘t running right
sand it horc and burn ill overhaul it.
’l‘lllI longcr you lot it run tho nloro
acrlollu tllc dulllnlc hccolllca and tho
greater the oxpcllllc of rcpalrtnu. So
do it now.
Luther M. Wright
OOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Jeddo Coal for Furnace
Cross Creek Coal for Range
Carmel Cool for Open Grate
Home Comfortable
Meals on Time
. Children Happy
Raymond Bros.
WINOTED MAN UNDER ARREST.
WINBTED. Oct. Rib-«Tho pollco lum-
rocclvcd Word thin noon from tho Now
York pIIlico thatr‘um li‘ranciacu. wan
III) at Colobrook. thla Ittntc. for ultra-
Id lolonloua assault upon a seven
your old girl last July. bl ulldcr arrest
in that city ’f‘bo ulrl'a flllllcr and an
MANY lMMlORANTI HURT.
FORT WAYNE. lnd., Oct. dam-fa a
collision hoiwoon ll wIIIIt~houud immi-
araul train and an cunt hound friIllllli
train at 'l‘oacin. on tluI Chicago and
ltric Railroad. im5brday. illll'U lle
llllmlalantu men, Women anti I-llildrI-Il.
wcro lllJnt'od, points of lhcul pIIrilt'lplI fit
officer will loavu for Now Yolk thin tally. 'i‘ho llrclllall of tho "child to
afternoon cotuoiiyo was badly hull. 'lllc all-
, W bullion of tho trellht iralil llllod to
WRIGHT AEHOFLANI DiBABLED. “Wit
“”4... mm It.
Norwalk hall yet. to acicomII lla flrIIt
allow hallo of the scallop.
COLleillIl PARK. MIL. (lot. 30. AF
tor being in tho air till: minutes the
Wright cropland wan brought to tho
a‘artll very gild'llltfllfhtoday. A c‘og in .- ....- - 338;- +
no soar w no a I magneto Irolto
and stopped the engine. hlculcnnnta 0" W W
iiumpllrcya and F'ntllolll wall; In tho
iilf'lilllrl at the time. but both lundod
barely.
ally that Wabbit! cells the but of any
modicum they knew durum lilo innit times
of the plot.” yearn” or two. tllclo worn noun
illcit‘ tplnriclNIl ubottlb
I:
Mr. and Mr» llamoll finiboriaud. of “ill 5‘5““? “39‘3““? Milli“ liq
Bullion avoauo. arc committing Mrs. ““76 “I“ 13““ WWW” “Unm- ”“1
villus autonomic, of Greenwich. «WI:- WM
illi illl illiill Mil
New Haven Adapill System Used by
Other Big Lines
NEW HAVEN Oct :I0.-Announca-
ulont wan made by the New llavon
railroad today that planu have been
made to illatall telephone aervtcc on‘
tho old Nortlml‘uptcn division of the
uyutcm to loot lip cfllcloucy for train
tier-patching. as compared with talc.
gl'lll‘zilitla. in thin movement the Now
“it"t'll h. following the pace not by a
doublet of other railroads in the lduat.
homo of which inutailcd iclophonea on
small divisions to take the place of
the telegraph machines.
This change. from the telegraph to
the telephone for train dblpatcbiug has
been under consideration by the New
Haven railroad for home. months. it
hall been trlcd out and tcatod. and at»
in much experimenting In a anlail“
way, the management of the company
believes that the telephone will fulfil
ttII purpoac ill this work, and the com-‘
pany in now preparing to giro the tele-
phone a practical teat. it does not
t.cccuaarily follow. according to the
statement of an officer of the company
that the tolephoma will nuporccde the
telegraph on all the divisions at. this
tlnlc. llo explained that this change
could atlll bc clnaaed in tho naturo of
an cxporiulent. but admitted that our
licr touts had proved very aucccsaflll.
The first move by the New Haven in
prbviding for a thorough tent. of the
now method of train dispatching wall
takcll this morning. A special train
hearing (I. N. Woodward. superinten-
dent of till.I Shore Linc: Assistant Su-
perintcndent William Daniela, N. E.
Smith. aupcrintendont of telephone and
tologrnph, and John Considillc. chief
train dispatcher on the Shore Line,
with a working corps of skilled cloc-
tricillus, loft thin city for a run over
the Canal road. They wore to mako
Htopa at all of tiltI stations along the
lino to Northampton. At each station
lllcac officials were to look over the
.9 ground and go illto tho details. Today‘s
trip of the officials was merely to look
over lllc ground and acttlc some of
the. final dclnlla ltl thin affair. but the
workman will he on thin job hcforo
many days.
'l‘bII introduction of thc lclcpllono
docs not moan that any of tho Icic-
arnpb opcl'ntorII will he forced ollt of
thclr jobs right away. That develop»
moot may coma talcr, of course. but
the oporatora and dispatchers who now
banditI Ihc husiueaa over tho single
track t‘onal road are accurc ill Illcir
prom-ht jobs.
THE TRAGEDY OF THE FATAL
SHOT.
’l‘hc prcilldo at the South Norwalk
llaptlat Church tomorrow night in tho
aortas on currclll cvcntn will bc, “The
Trnxcdy of thI lI‘uinl Shot.“ Nothing
has no atlrrcd the people of The Nor-
walka as tho ahootlng on South Main
till't‘i'l. that Monday (Ironing. \i‘lde—
aprcali sympathy has boon cxprcanod
for thc unfortunate mother who will
ncrcr look upon lllc {arc of hcr child
again, and IIllIlcrlinII; tllc awful affair
ullcnt cloqucllcc. Marrinav that begins
ill low. but cnda ill crilllc. in the fre-
Iluollt and wocful story in thcsc nlod~
crll days. This prciudc will no a unit-
lzostlvc part of “An l'li‘tIlllllR of Old
Soups," which will iu‘ alvcn by illt‘
qlllllicl, ill lulSWI-r to lllllllt‘l‘llilfi rc-
Illlosta. ii in “W cvnuxci of tho old
longs that guards lllcn from tho woos
that John llal'lilorc ltcylloldn hall
‘Irougllt upon hilllaolf and wifc.
Ohlldron Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
C A S T O R i A
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
Tlli‘ following wcl‘c Insllod (lctollor
ititll, loch: Lint furnluhcd il'i\lll tho ol-
dI-o of A. M Wooairr. solicitor of put
Illta, llrldacporl, (‘illllL
ti. w. Goodridllc, Bridal-port. strain
rclief for olcctflcul doviccc; .i. C.
.iinac, llrldacport, sowing nlachalllc
guide for but awcata; A. W. Stcixor.
lll‘idltcporl, inn-writing machine»; 1,.
ll. liroultllioll. Hartford. typcwritiun
-uuchinc: hi. calico, Hartford, garhaso
roccptuhic; A. i‘. llullhalll. Hartford.
two paiculu: nppullltua for hoalinli
uatcr ..l f“ l’ctclaon Hartford. two
patcntu: pcndont nultoh; oloctrk:
switch lucchanianl: l'. N IAlndluc,
Now llayI-Il. curracil; ii. (i. \‘oiaht,
NI-w llrltniu. lock; E. A. l‘llrkcr, Mt‘l‘l‘
.lon. coautor ulld iIolllc opt-nor; R. ll.
Klntz, Mcridou, oliclf-hrackct: N. r2.
Aualin, luluhury. lrrixutina dcvlco; F.
l). (lrcltory, llorby. aufcty gnu valvc; .l.
ll. Bocor, Darby, typowrlilulr muchlnc;
P. ll. ltohillllon, t-lhciiou, ulllltitI triaaor
Incchllullun; ii. 5i llall. Portland.
:Ilumhilla tool for clnbroldcry; l.. (
Krummcl. Clinton, hand for bottle cap.
in; mlchinou; lI‘. ()ppcrlunn. (Brood
wlch. llullhlntt apparatus; A. Taplln.
l‘I‘ornatvlllc. nlachlno {or washinlt or-
any“.
if people with lymptomu of kldaoy
or blather troublocould realize their
danger tho: would without ton of
line commence taking Foley'c Kidnor
Remedy. This great remedy atop-
the pain and tho lrragulnrlttoll.
strengthen: and builds on them organ:
and there lg danger of llrlght'a alliance
if other ourloua disorder Do not till'
regard the early symptoms. llridgo
i’harmay and F. ii. llailtor. "
W-
MIII. JonoANIa MONEY “Ludo!
lilllncndad 18th for l.. d. M. Paint
to fix up hill ltouao. if for little it will
i'ctch a good plicc. 'l‘llo palmorn acid
'I won the it gallons of oil tilt-v mind
woith Ii gullonn of ill. kid that did
tho lob at 1-3 [only cost than “or“:
ford. ilu coloring is bright. bIImll I
and lasting. it won't. barn to no blunt
Elli again for 12 to ill years Doolittle
tho I.. a M. Paint a Metal films can.
combinatl with White hood and weird
ind covet-II like gold
hold by Chan at. Dow. South Nola
walk (it: lluhhall d- otaploa flow.
.40 , NOI‘WIlk. Cl. .; W. 8. n‘lyef & a“.
Without. CL; Northrop ill-05.. South
port (it
arc. nlornl ioaaona that speak with a9
I
"‘ A Few of the s
"5 39c Cashmere Gloves, 25c
.. llo
. 39c Knotair Hone. 29c pr. $1.25'and-JSLSO Umbrellas,“
5 Guaranteed (or ii nlonihu. 990 I
licxlllar'ly 39c pair '50- . .
A lllll‘llllfnclill'el'a sacrifice.
night """""""" 29° 9‘” While tho lot lasts ....'...99c.
cial's WeOftbi“
9 for T night ,
. t
,‘ {Lyl
Sile‘L‘adlcs' Undiirv'rettr:39tt
drw. ”hmhulorc Gloves. Ladies“ Jot-coy itibhod Panto
nil colorn. Regularly 39c. and Vents. Regular 50c
Tonight ............. 25:; pair gill-mould. Tonight ..... .39
50c Belts, 29c $6.00 Hutu, $3.98 ‘
Fina silk Elastic llcltu. 25 now Trimmed llatn. On ,.
itoguiar 500 stock. To- 9 sale tonight ........... $3”
night .................... 29c
25c Colgate’a 'Falcllm'
Powder, 15c
Tonight you can buy Col-
gate‘s 25c 'l‘alcunl Powder
.......................
31.00 Wants. 69c
Iioz. Fine Pill Tucked
Waista. all sizes. On call:
tonight .................. 59c
Ii)
25 New BEAVER SHAPES ..l. *
Sale Tonight
MINTZ’S
“The House of Aétivityand Progress? 9
92 Washington
Street
South Norwalk
Conn.
no!
Mr.
Wil
\\t'
A I"
(ful
l3.
Dr.
Wu
Gill
Rollo
.lob
Mallh
Cfilfl.
Takes his off ‘
Heating and Plumbing Co;
' an}? flirts: 5” cm alliww'“
uncalled for III the following post of!
Ion for lilo current woolt.
rillulncl licardaloy.
Edward C. ilenlnon.
Mutt A. lllcrltchulllit.
A. lllorio.
C. Johucon.
l’thurlca ill. Knowlton.
Mrll. F. ’l‘. lmkwood.
.loacph Mottltt.
Minn Wynnc Money Oak 5 Rural.
MiIIII ’l‘hclula ill.
tit. School.
Mina llcrtha Putcru.
Mina Olive ltullucli.
Blpoa Balnrta.
Mra. May Stancal.
AHEARN lLLEOALLV ELICTIO.
MBANY
Alloulll was lilcplllly elected to tho of-
llco of prnllitlont of the. Borough of 6 SEAVAEW Av
Board of Aldermen
r'omololi
flu hall upon charm. according to a
loo «ton lodur of the Court of An.
Norman aroma 15% both wept or Oleander. arrived lam a
oleanor than ally human or manhunt o'clock renter“?
cal sweeper has but: able to do.
>6ur Mind. '
We guarantee to save from 1-2 to
U
1-8 of your Coal bills
28 MAIN STREET. NORWALK
Halal Mahackemo
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
ocuwcamocmamucarom-r, .
turns :2 PER my AND urwa
Supper or Table D’Hotc Dinncl'.
6 to 8 p. m., 50c .
SUNDAY DlNNERS. 75c {I‘
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL 938.
We 5 Repair Rob ‘
WM...
aw in a not of lotion remaining
South Norwnlk.
A. ii.. tilIIl. lllIi.
litllll ll. Arlington. North 'I‘Ilylm
onto Ccaannl.
lliilll W. (lrccn.
1‘. ll. Loyd.
ltcr Mnuuckor.
aoppo Mandel”.
lsl.
Morton, Franklin
II 0. Win.
E. El. CROWE. P M
loam—I
N. V” Oct. 294%“)
man. New York city by tilol
after he had been I
“lilac by Governor!
EAST NORWALK. I. 9
TEL. 434.
I“ PR 9‘“ all
NATCRBZ. Milan. Oct. lit.
dent Tall and party aboard duo
from 0
two bull
\fol'iy Initiator behind scbcdult
Norwalk Chronicler