1;
If fianquets a Specialty
, and with prices right.
TIL. CALL 998
1PM» for In.
when b'eetl afflicted
for meow “Roan, and I can say that Cas-
von are more relief than anI
ether-h y I vo ever tried.
:ertainly
commend them to in £1 i
It being e y r ends]
ithat they are re Haunted
. Thou. Gilierd. pEigiu. III.
II
fine” Mi Niger 8 sirens“ Weaken 0‘:- ((636.6:
Never scoldcn The con-
0. h(linens d
“my Mitchel/CM “”966
2“ .
Xmas Holidays
will soon be here. Let us suggest
as rpresent a
Pertabie
We have them in some or the finest
deplgns ever shown in the Twin Cities,
Contests and
No trouble to show
goods.
look them; over.
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‘ia ‘ui
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Christmas Remittances
For the Old Country
White Star Line Drafts
Money Orders to All Parts of the
World
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6 Railroad Avenue, Soot] Norwelk
J. M. Layton 8; Co.
IN’sunancs AND REAL severe
AGENTS
Notice
Contrary to r6porte in circulation, i
have not sold But my business, and
have no intention or doinx so.
.Win continue to do business at the
I’Ime stand and carry the ilneet line at
wallpaper and painters' supplies, as
hortotoro, with competent men ior
all decorative work.
‘9 ml
or
ii
Decorator
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10 the MT Emit Home“:
7‘" gr“ Telephone 452 '
house in good oondi
unfortunate for two families; water
“mu. one acre. heme and outbuild-
to quiet buyer. 1.,
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EW‘ESon
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' iii members or the than she
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Fill lIlSl PREIENSES
Grace :Aruold Taken in by De-
1 teciive Crunan
BRIDdEPOR'I‘. Doc. 29.-~(lruce Ar—
hold, 17 pears of use. a very pretty and
rather stylishly dressed young woman.
was arrested Tuesday cvcning by De
tective bronan on suspicion of being
connected with the obtaining of goods
from the D. M. Read Co. to the value of
bclwoen‘ $60 and $76 under false pre-
toncce.li1aving the goods charged to
Mrs. EIJ. Baker. of Clinton avenue.
In her stocking was found a bottle 01‘
luudumim which the police believe had
It not been found by Mrs. David Jack,
the matron. It would llnvc liccn used
by tllcp‘Ollng woman 10 cud hcr Iltc.
Matrons Finds Laudanum.
The landing or ”W. bottle In 111-1
silk smoking or the younr,1 wanted was
attended by dramatic clrmlmstunccs,
After she had been examined by Cup
lain Arnold. Mr. Ilcnd 11nd licioc-
tlvc Qronau she was bold. although
no charge has been prcierrcd against
her. Elbe was taken to tho room of
the matron and showed a disincliua-
tion to‘ undress. Mrs. Jack dccidcd
that spniclhing was the inattcr and
sure cfilougll when she scurchcd illc
girl she found lilo inudanulll.
Miss Arnold formerly iivcd with
he; father. William Ar.uold in Illil
(ity. and Winn tho inmlli moved to
Hurjttord llcuriy a year ago shc wont
witlltiloln.ilc1 father now mature
at 67 {Church street and llcr broillcr.
William ..I A111old.ii1;s in this thy,
being pmploycd in tho Sprnsuc Molt!
company. The vomit; wouluu,\1ho i:
a brunette with dillk hair. smooth
i'oaturiss and largo brown cycs, 1111‘1
her father's Iloinc. shc said. but :11151'
bc hail slapped llor ibrsc wcch: and,
and coming to lhis cit} «111111111110 :1.
room int i? Fairilold nyolluc.
Brother Surprised.
Yesterday morning she was I'urlllcr
cxulllillcd again by Captain Arnold in
tho pi‘oscnce of Mr. licnd, but win-ill»
or More will he ally prosecution Is
a qucpiion. as Mr. lit-ad stated that ho
did not like the notoriety. Silo 1111.11
held,ibowovor, and her purcllts have
beeninolificd. When her father or
rivcs‘tho police will decide what will
be done
Sllc told (’aptain Arnold thgt sllc
lame to this city from Hartford for
the pin-pose of so; nring Work and oven
her brother did not know that she was
in this city until hc rccclvcd u tele-
lilloui1 illcssngo from police llcudqnnr
tori. shortly attcr it) o'clock ycslerdily
ium'l‘lng tolling IIIIll.l() conic up to po-
llco Iloaduuul‘im's at ones because his
sisic- was in trmlblc. There was an
affecting sccuc whcu ihcy mot and
the filri told him that she left Ilmnc
hot 11 so her father had shipped her
on the mouth.
1 He'd No Money.
when she was arrested she had no
momy in her possession and the
thin that puzzled the police greatly
weslhow she had managed to get by.
As her as they know there is no ailin-
ity In the case, but they will further
Involstlgole the case in an effort to
get (thorn light. The police have not
slot 0 whether the young woman
con eseud or not, but II, In understood
tho the goods have been found.
it‘llpluin Arnold were rather reticent
until he learned that. tho rcportore
at ieadquartore had a fair knowlodu;1
of i e case and then he stated that he
wo id hold the young lilies until her
per his arrived. Itis understood that
Miss Arnold was clinched In iiiu-t-
lord working for some collecting cou-
corp and that there In a uhoriugc of
about "8 Whether this In true In a
one tlon, but Captain Arnold .oiuicd
the; he had heard she was in some
trouble in the Capitol City.
.‘ is Pretty end Blotter.
o sooner had Miss Arnold decided
that she would make her houn1 tor
til time being in Bridgeport than she
set she started to look tor work and
being unsuccessful uhe decided the
would get some goods by using an-
otiiar person a name The obtaining
otiilte goods under false pretenses
by the young mils, who used the
an e or Mrs. r. J. Butter, com-
in need a. week one and before her
in the allele was discovered in“
red got
it try with between :60 and 6
She had appeared at the
to so often that it. use so easy
tier to trace her a meteorite
a made the srnu. here have
May pretty women at police
When. not Arnold tokeleo
;; em not. only for Minx comely.
tor slipstream. so well as other
worth i
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First Preliminary Statement Is-
sued by the Federal
Census Bureau
WASHINGTON. D. C.. Dec. 20.3m-
Census Director Durand has leaned the
first omciai slatcmont from the con-
sus bureau relative to the agricultural
statistics of the State of Connecticut
collected at the thirteenth decennial
United States census. April Iii lost.
It is based on a preliminary com-
parative summary submitted to the
director by Dr. Le Grand Power's,
chief statistician of the division of ag-
riculture in tho burcau oi' the coir
sue. This summary shows, 1'01 both
the census of 1910 and that or 1000.
the reported total value or farm lulld
buildings, implulllcnls unduluchlnoi'y;
total acreage; improved acreage; aver-
age acres pcr farm; average. value per
acre of farm land and buildings; aver-
age value per acre of farm land alone.
and the aggregate expenditures for Isl
bar and fertilizers. It also distributes
the. total number of farms according
to color or tanner; sposciiied charac-
ter .of tenure; whether hold true or
mortgaged by owners; and by curtain
acreage groups.
The director gives notice that the
aummury‘s ilgllros urc subject to rc-
vision Iaicr, owing to the tact that a
number of farms whose returns are
illcomplcto will be included In the-
iinul tables. 'I‘Ilcne additions will not
I11 all probability, materially modity
any of the amounts or mice coninincd
In the present statement.
The ccnsus oi’ agriculture was taken
primarily for the purpose of obtaining
an accurate Inventory of all classes
or farm pl'ogtll‘ly existing on April id.
1010: a complcic cxhibil. of farm op~
cl‘uiions during tho your ended I)c~
coinbcr Ill. 1900; and a statement of
tho number and value of domestic
animals In cilics and villages on April
lb. 1910.
Slntoomnts rclntlvc to lllc1 ucrcnuc
and yield of crops and the domestic
animals of Ihunnu-ilrui will be is-
sucd by liircctor liurand as soon as
tho tabulation of this data has been
completed.
Per Cent. of increase and Decrease.
it is pointed out in the. sietcmcni
that the principal rules of i111
crcusc In (‘ouncctlcui in Will as
against i000. urc: In cxpoudilurcs tor
fortillzcrs. ”ii pcr ccni.; In the total
11X|wlldilllrt18 for labor, 02 per count:
ill llic average vnluc our hero of farm
land and buildings, In) pcr (111111.; ill iht‘
iolnl \‘quo of farm buildings alone.
If. my ccni.; in tho llvt-rnuc vnluc pcl'
ncrn oi all farm land nlouc. 41:33 pcr
1111111.; I11 tilt1 total vain;1 oi urn) land
and buildings. to per ccnt.: ill tho to—
tal value of all i‘arm implements and
lnncilIm-ry. 30 pop cont; in the total
yaluo of all farm land alone. 30 per
ccnt.. and in tho nululwr of farms
conducted by nlnnnucrs, ".5 per cent.
The principal decreases during the
decade occurred In tho number of
farms Operatcd by inc “all tenants”
class. 2d per «out: In the total Inr
proved inrnl acrcauc. it per cent: in
tho ioiul farm ncrcuizc, 0 nor ccnt.:
in Ull‘ nyol'ngo ncrcs per arm. 5 per
cent. and In tho whoic number of
farms. 3 per cent.
The total vulur1 oi farm land and
buildings was aivcn ill 1910 as $13M
113L000. us against 307.425.001) Ill 111110,
an Incrcaso oi‘ 930100.000. or 40 per
cunt.
“the total value of tax .11 land alone
was r'cpollod In 1910 as 671,5"7, 000. it:
compared with $62. “1000 in 1000
gain of $19,080,000. or 36 per cent.
TAKE CARE!
Remember that when your kidneys
are affected. your ilic is in danger,
M. Meyer, Rochester, N. Y.. says:
"My trouble started with a sharp
shooting pain over my back which
grew worse daily. I telt sluggish and
tired. my kidney action was irregular
and infrequent. I started using Fo-
Iey Kidney Pills. Each dose socmcd
to put new lite and strength into me.
and now i am completely cured and
tool boiler and stronger than for
yours: 'iho Bridge Pharmacy and W
F‘ Wigmore 111 Go.
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DISPUTE OVER SALE.
M
Waterbury Property. Missing When
New Owner Takes Chores.
HARTFORD, Der. 29.—-—.iudrto Piutt
was called upon in the United states
district court yesterday to settle the
complicated dispute over a Waterbury
saloon. The property was bought at
suction by .l. O‘Neil and eventually a
trustee was appointed. but when the
limo came to turn the property over
:of th;1 purchaser there was nothing
9 t.
Attorney Thoma made application to
ileioroe Newton ior removal of the
iruetce and O‘Neil pruepniod a. claim
tor compensation lie was allowed
876. although his Icsai expenses;
Worn 3250. An appeal has also been
taken in the interest of ore tiers and
that brings the. edsir but u Judge
’Iutt.
CIRCUS OWNIRD ORGANIII.
CHICAGO. Dec. 29.—An “radiation
of circus owners will be organised hero
tpday 1011 the purposes! meeting a
nnnlt , of the Associated Bill ’l‘o
ti‘liiutoi'ii 0! the VI!
. .11.. .11 “can at
one o
ell-e i. enteritis do: or Iii
thesaurus: your. tail postage.
d.
ill IIIIIIIESI III WIIMIII
Narrow cluny inco mailer a very er.
i‘ectivo edge tor Dutch collars.
The cold water enthusiast, it she
Is a careful mother, will go slow in the
matter of cold baths for her little
folks, remembering that there Is as
great dinereuoe in children in ihiires-
pect as in grown people; and bile
many are benefited by cold plunges.
not everybody is.
A very shapely bib apron has square
cut bretelics over the shoulders, and la
mode to reach the foot of the frock be-
neath or boinis in the front and runs
upward toward the back. as desired.
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A very long. straight ovorsklrt reach-
lng to within eight 01’ ton inches of tho
bottom of the skirt. bolow which is a
hull‘eplaitcd ilouncs1 is all exueedngly
good feature or a truck tor a girl In her
locus. 'I‘llc model provides the desira-
ble silcuth lines 11nd the necessary tuli
noes at the some time.
When the mlddy blow-1;1 is worn in
winter by tho school girl, the skirt oi
tho track In convclllontly 1111100 with an
undcrwnisl. to which the skirt is sewmi
at the bottom and the gallium at the
top, making tht1 wholc may to put on
The middy Is unboltcd and slips on
over the bond.
The lino oi docolloicgc is important.
A stout woman usually prefers the
pointed neck opcning both back and
front. and one with rounding should
urs may look best In a gown not point
cd in back and round I11 trout. and still
others favor the reverse. ,
00 of the host means of protoctirm
the loci, and loss of boys and girls
from slush and snow arc the. canvas
loggins that button down clot-loly over
the ox ershocs It. may be a boihci to
not them on and off. but the resulting
freedom trout colds is worth the iron
bie.
I’coplc living In towns cannot bc too
careful about eating fruit with the shin
oumor that is. thcy should be careful
that. the skin is ('I('ill|. Apples that
how bccn handled by source of solicit
hands and carried miles to market
cannot bc tit lo out until they Iusvc
horn illorouglily washed. The children
11(11'111‘ ihlllk or this, of course, until
tllcy have been told.
(‘icrnsionnl washinss with warm wu-
tcr and soap and a soil brush keep
plccos of jewelry In good condition
without such frequent visits to the
jcwclcr's, 01’ course curtain gums and
delicate settings cannot be llulnilcd
ion rnrciulii and inexpericncod mcd
tiling with them is no; to bc lonsllicr
Nd.
.., _-1
Mrs. ll (iiikcrsou, .‘i‘lti Ionics arc»
1111c, Youuustown. Ohio. unincd wisdom
by cxpcricucc. "My littic ~niri had a
Mll‘i‘i'il cold and coughed almost coir
linuousiy. My sistcr rcconlmclnicd Fo-
ley's iioncy and TM. ’l‘bc ilrst dosc
l have bcr relieved the inflammation
I11 hcr throat and after using ("to hot
tip llcr throat and lungs Worn entirely
true from inflammation. Since then i
always kccp a bottle of Foley's lionc)
and TM Ill tllc hm Accept no sub-
eiiillios.” . 'l‘hc iiri rte l‘hunnery and
W. l1‘.\\-'lgmoro at (30.
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COIN GOES BACK TO TREASURY.
“'Al‘llithi'l‘UN lk1(.'.29.—"l‘lle flood
of small t‘ilills “'lilt h the minis ground
out for 11w (lilristnuls iradc. has bet-ill“
in iind its way back to the vaults of
tho ircasury. whcro‘lt will lie until an
other shopping season.
Some twenty millions in all. In
dllncs. quarters and halves, are com-
Inn Into Washington by OXIil‘ciiS. Slums
hustle the coin to the banks and the
banks sond It hack to tho trout-lury. it.
Is bolus rcemcd mostly in silver con
tlflcates.
Christmas this year mode a new rec-
ord in the demand for pennies. For
three wccks preceding Christmas the
i‘biiadcl 1hln mint stamped out (10111
pcrs hi I 11 rate. of 1.200.000 a day with-
out stemming thl,1 demand. Where, the
pennies all want no one knows. Nom-
oi’ them ever returns to the treasury.
~—lrilvos. cczemnxltch or salt rho m
sets you crazy. Can't bear the too ll
of your clothing. Dean's Ointment
cures the moat. obstinate cases. Why
suitor? All dl'uiiliiete soil it.
W
After a boy gets in u three-base hit.
it takcs his mother 11 long time to get
him uudcr control again.
.L...m.n~_. . .w... “new...
So. Norwnlk'e Loldlngfl‘heltre
Phone 349
mile WEEK, Monday. lies. as
Met. Thur-6. 4 Set.
Order Bests New
we were HALL irons co.
in Clyde Fitch’s Greeteet Coni-
es ".56“ One veil? as Oely'sl
"9‘6?“ NW York p
, is 11:30 9. m.
0’ BARGAINS
.1 PEGK WANTS ADVICE-
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Senator-Elect New Getting Replies
Anent Senator Question.
DANBlilt‘Y. Doc. 29.-—Cllurles S.
Peck, senatorslect from the Twenty-
tourth senatorial dist11lct,‘made a re-.
quest a few days ago for all expression
of preference by his consiltuonls In
the districtior one or the other of the
candidates for United States Senator,
promising that It the response was sat.
iicioni. he would be guided by It. Seno-
tor Puck announcer! today that he Ilnd
received replies from two hundred Ite-
puhlicun voters of the district. ,
’I‘he preference expressed by one "
hundred and eighty-two of those for
the election or (lsoruo I’. McLean as
United States Senator and eight for
the election of Morgan (i Bulkcley.
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turiIIIIiIiIiS
and illitiii
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"““eilsv BURNEDTOW DEATH.
BRIDGEI’OR’I‘. Doc. 29-411 a tire
THURSDAY. DEC. op. sore
on. OROOKI unoee 91.009 nouns.
ilAB'i'li‘ORD. Doe I! .Donlei J.
Brooks, charged with obtaining
under also preteens: in; ed?
for e. valet and obiiylnx sppl tat»
put up 6 money‘ bond. use to
bound over to the criminal minim
der bonds or $1.000. Anew witness.”-
peared against him in the person of
Alex Burzmund, or New Britain. who
says he paid the prisoner tilt) in new
York December 14. It appeared that
Brooks save those who at up money
receipts in the tom: 0 “ promissory
notes dated six months ahead. 1
Every man believes pain hurts hint
Wol‘fii‘!’ than any other man In
wor
David W. Raymond
that destroyed a two- family house on Funeral Director and £67le
Ogden strut yesterday afternoon, the
fiemltm Peck said this afternoonlolghttcnuloutlla old daughter of (ins 19 North "I". “mg, South Norwnlk
1. Residence. e Washington Street.
that In oustipu his vote for United
States Senator he would be untried by
this expression on the part or his (Oll- i
stltuouts unless something now 1111
i‘orcsoon should dcvclop botwchn now
and the (luv oi the election to convince.
invc Marsh was burned to doath.l10ur
‘oihcr childrcn ot the Marsh family
who wore in the housc alone at the
time the tire stalled escaped .sui'ely,i
toigciiinu iilc baby in tho cxcitenlcni.
and sbc was dead whorl the firemen on
him that it would be for tho. best In llvlcd the lililziuil building. The mone-
tcicsis of Ills dintl'1irt and of the state ml") loss is about S LOOO.
to (1111i his into 101 some. other per-
son
YOU MUST READ THIS IF YOU
WANT THE BENEFIT.
.I. W Grccr Greenwood I.:1.. suffer-
SPORTING PRONIOTER HANNA
BETTER.
NEW BRITAIN. Iiec. Bit—«W. W.
Ilunlla. the well know ll sporting pro-
motor
t‘d Willi 0 00‘ “‘"9 0330 "t Iumbnm lliospitai Ill 11 sellous condition from
“Tho pains were all lntcnsc I was forc-
intcstinul troublc and term. showed a
cd to use hypodermic injections rm to slight Improvement yesterday after
Iic.i' ’l‘hcsc niiarks started with a p:1 in
In the Biilliil o! my back which gradual-l
Iy bcc lino fairly paralylzug My atten-
tion was attracted to Foley" :1 Kidney
liclncdt and i am glad to say uitcr ”3.1
tag this svondcrtul mcdh inc I am no
longer botllcrcd in any way by my old
onculy lumbago." The Bridge PIIIH“
macy and W. F. nglnorc & Co. "
——~A-—~
Christmas
Present
The very best present to hive to your
friends Is one that will benciit. them.
GOODELL CARVERS. KNIVES.
FORKS, GILLETTE SAFETY RA-
ZORS, EVER READY SAFETY
RAZORS. ENDER’B SAFETY
RAZORS, WIBS BCISSORS
AND SHEARS. Wiss RA-
ZORS. WISS SCISSOR
SETS. Wiss MANI-
CURE SETS
CHAR l8 .IiilW
m westernmost erase-r
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
(‘hiroprsctlc is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
justing the same. illnesses are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain In the
back. Even if done In childhood It
creates pinched nerves and pain in
inter lite in the dinerent organs and
limbs.
(‘hiroprntcors remove the cause at
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body.
Norrousnees. Rheumatism. Paraly-
sle. licurt. Kidney and Female Dis~
cases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 WASHINGTON STEOO. NORWALK
Magnetic. Treatments Given Also
Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only
Freight Propellers leave Pier 28.
East River. New York. (toot of Dover
street). every day (except Sundeyi. at
3 p. in. Freight received It Nor-wall;
up to 4 p. in. and South Nor-walk up
Nomalit Steamboat no.
Arming J. Omlth. c. O. Housman.
Lessee General Agent
1
noon,
Institution, (I there is now hope for
his rcroyery. although his condition re-
lluains critical
Telephone at cities. 8M
Telephone at house. 693.
.The Reed 8; Yolk
who lies at the New Britain p.
noz'rolding to a rcport from the ,
Electrical Co.
The‘Only Fully fiqulpm
ELECTRICAL SHOP ‘
Iii the Town ,
AUTO .IUPPLIII
Phone 805~60 South Main street
8.Norwelk. Conn. Music Hellman! '
(3111011;er s's PILLS
Ill} IIIIAIONDI
t ‘ Irfllllt sI Ask you? Jru R‘Iei. for
A hl ~ 1.1.» tor‘o Iii-mini”
I‘ill s 111 lied and (Acid metallic
i "<1. reeled rith ii: in Ribbon.
alto no other In of on
net 'll’ld‘
you: kn; so a: Best. Silt“. Azure Reliable
Still) Bl DillifiulSTS EiERYWiiERE
" 1.1.6.5....
Engage your winter storage (or live
storage and dead storage. Your cars
will be in a well heated garage ready
to he run out at a moment‘s notice.
Engage your general overhauling
for the coming winter. by expert me-
chunics
Changing and remodeling a special-
ty. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Norwalk Consolidated
Auto Company
Glover’s
THE PLACE
LADIES' GUN METAL, cloth lop.
short vamp (wcilcd sole) button, 33.
LADIES' PAT.) COLT. dull kid lop.
short vamp. full Cuban ilccl. button
and bluchcr, $3.
LADIES' GUN METAL. short vamp,
full Cuban llcol. woltod sole. button
and blucber. $3.
sosrou
RubberBoot8;ShoeCo.
RUBBERS
“Wear Shoes that Fit”
Two Stores
Norwaik South Norwalk
'- 'SFB1 ‘G'"
. Cylinder
r
The
A. J. Augevine
.. 8; Son
company
Complete
lion use Formation;
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Golden Moments
0
Think of the pleasure spoiled—of the
unnecessary pain and discomfort
y'ou ve had—then DECIDE to have
your eyes examined today.
OPTOMETRY
The Correction of eye troubles. our
specialtywlt‘s done exactly and relief
is certain it we tit your eyes.
Call today for examination.
FeuwiCk Optical no.“
UNITED BANK ‘Iur LPING
Room- 7'. -
er WASHINGTON svpss'r.
Hours—4 to 11: 30 I. m.. and 1!: 46th
13 p.111. Monday and Saturday. 1 to
w yak
Heaters
All the Oak Heating Stoves In stock
will be sold at BARGAIN PRICES.
while they lnSt.
Regular $8.00. new . ....... . 86.98
Regular $9.00, now ..... ..... $6.90
Regular $10.00, now ......... . 97.
Regular $15.00, new .......... $10.00
Regular $22.00, now .......... 617.00
B. K MITCHELL, UNDERTAKIR
r. A. MITCHELL
HOUSE Fusuionen
CORNER WALL AND HIGH ST!”
NORWALK. CONN.
—-———
Norwalk Branch Office 0! ,.
The Evening Sentinel
new YORK. new HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
was nuts.
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n. “'3'“ ootosor c.1910.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.~12:63x. 6:001, 6.11:. 6:08.
6:57. 7:20. 7:46. 8:173. 8:613. 9:153.
9:37. 10:30:, 10:46:, 11:29:.
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