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Prompt and efficient
service at all times.
Personal attention air»
on to all prescription
writ.
Chairs for our trolley
patronI. Come in and
wait for your car
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager
Miss Sarah Baratz, of New London.
is visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Stull.
Mrs. Richard Murphy is entertain-
ing the members of the Lndics' Pin-
ochle Club this afternoon at her home
in Beavlewv avenue.
Nearly forty people traveled (Not the
Gregory Point trolley line. last night.
for the Weekly table d'hote dinner at
the Norwalk Country Club.
A semi~monthly meeting of tho Rant.
Norwalk Fire District committee will‘
be held Monday evening at the nrotor
generator house in Seaview avenue.
'l‘he nightly blasts of the tire. whistle
at 8 o'clock has brought on consider-
able of a discussion, on account of tlic
doubts that it has been glien at tho
exact time.
William R. Thompson‘s new launch
is progressing nicely under the skilled
hand of Jesse Ayers. The boat's
planking is now being put on and the
new craft is due to be finished in ear-
ly spring.
The Rev. D. A. Jordan: of Freeport,
Long Island, will occupy the pupit of
the East Avenue Methodist Church
Sunday morning The pastor. Rev. W
W. Gillies will preach at the evening
service.
This morning was an unpleasant one
for the Sound steamer navigators. The
weather was decidedly thick. in fact
the worst of its kind since the snow
storm. Tire fog horn was a familiar
sound on shore, as a result.
The Mayflower baseball team is rrl.
ready planning for the coming season
and will be headed again by Harry
Waterbury as manager. This office was
conferred on Mr. Waterbury at a meet-
ing held Wednesday night.
So well was the Wednesday evening
entertainment of the East Norwalk
improvement Association patronized
that it is expected other uoeinl affairs
will follow. under the Association‘s
leadership, for the balance of the win
tei‘. Nothing of a definite nature has
been announced. however.
Waldo Gillies has returned to his
home in East Norwaik 'from Wesleyan
College, to recuperate. Mr. Gillies.
who is a student at Wesleyan, has
been laid up for a number of weeks
by inflammatory rheumatism and his
physician advised that he no home
for two or three weeks. '
A party of East Norwaik young meir.
among them Charles Wright. Robert
Blydenburg and Homer Amundson
went to Springdaie last night and at-
tended a dance. Some of them appur-
cntly did not have a good time as they
anticipated, for they returned ironic
about 10 p. rri.
-——Very Best Creamery liuttor. per
11).. 290: Good Eggs. per dot, 20c;
Condensed Milk, per call. ltlr. A.
Sluii. the Cottage Avenue ilroccr.
'l‘he iii-monthly r‘iiwortir lmruuc rui
ly will he held in itowuyton this or
ening. The local organization bring
affiliated with the Norwuik group n
delegation will go .down to llowuylon
from here. Special interest is being
taken in this rally, for the speaker of
the evening will be Paul Moody.
No word has yet been received to the
effect that the Connecticut Company
intendI to appear before the commit-
tee in opposition to East Norwnllr' a bill
giving the district the right to gener
ate in own electricity. When the delo
gallon of mm. Norwaik citizens ad
”.5.--w.
it.
—
m WW. -M
coarse. pimoiy. blotch-
ed. unaiuhtiy skin.
there iI better
than -
dressed the comgrlttee at the capitol
. w week. Wednesday she returned
sought out Constable Menard. intend,
' to: to "its: her husband arrested for
r.
building in ilartf rd recently a lawyer
announced in. behalf of the company
that the latter might desire to be
bynrd later.
The prediction was made tlith morn
ing that George R Van Aistyno and
Herbert V. Carr who hate urchasod
the loslio Gamble property ireotly to ‘
the east of the Crest cut laundry build
ing will not have their plans iii-terror
ed with. The man who offered tho
prediction explained that he was (‘01)-
ildent that the town will come to it-
self before the crazy Eleavlew uvchuc
park scheme over materializeu. Bv
agreement in. the deal for tho pr"',opciii
Mr. Carr takes half of the land and the
building that now stands on it and Mr.
Van Alstyne the remaining half of the
innd.o on which he proposes to erect a
brick laundry building.
Rliilllllill
Robert Scalzi
AGENT FOR ALL iNSURANCE.
REAL. ESTATE. moareaoes.
SURETY BONDS. NOTARY PUB-
LIC. PATENTS SECURED. AD-
MINISTRATlON OF ESTATES,
AND COLLECTION OF RENTS.
OFFLCE. ROWAYTON ‘AVENUE.
Miss Olive M. Smith, of Bridgeport.
who has been the guest of Miss E F.
Walker. Cirrilipp street, has returned
to her home.
An important meeting will be held at
the Rowuytou Yacht. Club on Saturday
evening at 8 o‘clock. All members are
requested to be present.
A. llartog‘u property at Rowrrylou
has been sold to u syndicate headed
by Peter lloclgcr. the brewer. of New
York, who will improve the. Siilllt' and
open a ilrsochrss hotel.
Banner Council, Daughters of Liben
ty, members Were entertained last
night by Postmaster and Mrs. Ilnrvoy
S. Ackart. of Rowayton avenue. Var-
ious games were indulged in, and boon
tifui refreshments were sorted. There
was vocal and instrumental music. and
a line time generally. Mr. and Mrs.
Ackurt proved to be delightful enter-
minors.
The Y. P. S. (7. 10.. of the Baptist
Church, will hold a rubber not till. Wed-
nesday evenlong. lt‘clri‘unry L'i'rid. at
the home of Miss ilcnrictta ltuymond,
in Raymond street. Those who attend
will be expected to bring something
in the line of rubber. such as old over-
shoes, boots, tires or other goods con-
taining rubber, which will later be sold
to the junk dealer.
—-Don't let. the baby suffer from
ccsema. acres or any itching of the
skin. Doan’s Ointment gives instant
relief, cures quickly. Pertettly safe
for children. All druggists sell it.
lilllllll Lilli illiRlillill.
"hits. Hrtuford Smith, of Main street.
is confined to liorliorne \vith inflamma-
tory rheumatism.
The Board of Relief are meeting
ovary Saturday of this iuonth. The
complaints are few. the people being
generally slitisiicd with the assess-
merit.
The work of the investigating oom~
rnittcc is now ncuriiru completion.
'l‘iicirgworlt. howovcr, ii liltiut be mudc
public until the next town "rooting in
March.
Edward Fuirchlld. the. popular itiui~
tor at the Town Hall. is contemplating
a trip South. Mr. it‘airchiid expects to
be gone about two weeks. While in
Florida he intends to look ovr-r the
oranuc plantations with it view to put
chase.
- Roast Pork. tiller,
Lamb, lfrc; rib t‘hops.
it‘ores, iilc. Native \‘cul.
Market, ii block.
Au
At ncxt Slurry morning it service in
the (iotigl‘flfii tonal Church. the annual
uttering for the American Missionary
association will be received. This offer-
ing goes for missionary work among
the negroos, ludluns, PhillppinoI,
Chinese and Japanese in America. in
the evening Rev. lierbot't El. Brown
will give a patriotic address on Wash-
tuition.
Aploaiiant little family to union on-
uinoered by Constable Richard Mon.
out. who played the part. of Cupid
happened Wednesday afternoon iii
Dorian. The young couple who Wort)
reunited were Mr. and Mrs, James
liruuo, of Gardner street. it seems
that. about I week ago there was trou-
ble in. the Bruno homestead. Mr. and
Mrs. Bruno quarrollod. Mrs. Bruno.
who, by the way is a i7-year»old
bride. became very indignant. Ind loft
Mr. Bruno. in the company of a cousin
of new. tire. cam and her curtain
Were away at her father’s home in;
it
Mr; lat'KR til
the: Lamb
Main St root
meant showed luri- the
n It in» .
it: «fit aria. Iii writ 0:qu ‘
panties of “l. {in until Ilia , ‘
was to
ba Iiur
,;window. an
[in each other} e arms.
stone mascot, and has the reputation of
ions.
, in
am
M and M Brit n to tit room
he quickly turned the key. locking
them in. As Mr. Leonard left the
house, he glanced book through the
saw Mr. 0&0 Mrs. Bruno
r. Bruno is a
being an honest hard working man.
His wife, Rosie, promises she will nev‘
er, never leave him again.
Wyandotte
Cleaner 8: Cleanser
For Dairy and Household uIII.
Softens the water without forming
suds. A fivotpound Ink. 250.
Money refunded if not satisfac-
tory. 3
SohliChtiug Bros. & Co.
Cor. Railroad Ave. I. MIln IL. DIrIIu
Select Grocerienpirlay. Grain. Flour
and Feed. Hardware. Paints, Globe. Ito.
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Willllilll
Archie Kcmper gave a whist party
Tuesday evening to a party of friends.
r]. C. Nash is having his icc houses
on King street wired for electric
lights.
Louis lloschcr hns loft Kansas (lily
and will soon greet his former West.
port friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Jennings.
who have been guests of Mrs. George
l‘li'rrrow, have returned home.
A large delegation from Norwnlk
iiliil South Norwulk attended the
tltillt‘t‘. iii National hall 'l‘riosdtiy cvou
lug.
An exciting game of basketball
took place at the high school ycstor-
day afternoon lrctwmn. the senior and
junior classes.
Several handsome new residences
are to be erected in the crrstrtrn part
of the town as soon on the sprint:
‘o‘ctithr-r open-s.
Mrs. 'l‘, t", Stonrris. Mrs. Loyd Nash
and Mrs. Francis ling, Were guests
Thursday of Mrs, 121.2.(i0rliuni lirrst
nvonuc. Norwrrlh.
The local teachers will attend a
toaciicrs' moctiur: with Superintendent
of Schools Graham in his home in
F‘uirtlcid toruormu.
Rev. and: Mrs. litlt'kilti, former
residents here. write to their friends
that. they how suited to the West in-
dis to spend tho remainder of the
winter
l‘lic i‘riurrss Sunshine club hold a
valentine party at the rosidcuro of
Mrs. .1. Augusta Loon 'l‘uosdny cvcniiiiz.
There were 50 present and the evening
enjoyulily spent.
(iconic i-‘airchlid has sold it
of lurid in tho Farms opposite the
residuum of t‘ iu‘irics Wultcman to
ucuit ll\ parties in New link. “ho “ill
olmi it h. tiltlsomo duliiiiir: on tho lilll
“ork \viil r-onrrncnw in the spring.
The annual social and curt-r-iulnrncnt
of tho i‘. of i. society of the (‘liurt ll
of the ileum ptiou will [it held ill Nu
lionul hall i-‘cir. 2?.w’l‘hc fang: r'onrcdi'.
"The Country School of l. rig Aurr.‘
Will be presented by ilw young people
of the society.
.lohn .~\cherruuii, a resident of Honc-
vlllc district. died \t'edncsriui‘ inorniur.
after u lirieeriuu illness of heart rrmr
lilo. Deceased crime from New York
and purchased the Rcrnlin from hot
spring for tho behold of his health.
iicsldvs his oil». it children stiiiiio
. ”mo-m
lllll illlIiAli
Frank (‘rcport and Cilfll‘it‘ti M. tinc-
lwl .rpoui Sunday in Westport.
William “they. who is employed in
New York. has been home for u ‘0“
days.
Sit-pitch iioy.t of the Nursery lrrrn
her-r1 in Nut tori. for u frtv days on
illiiiilit‘rlrl.
It‘riiiih ilurt :iiiil liiinipiy. who llii\'t‘
trot-n rosiriiuu in Prospect i’hrr-o. lilii‘i'
rciut‘ucri to New York.
itlcrlu-rt. ’t'ultlo is acting as inan-
ugcr of tho lClltt- Howling alloys (for
trip the absence of i“. H. Ainblcr.
ltlrncsl VriuZuiidi, formerly of this
town but now of ”range. N. .l., has
taken it clerical position in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Light outer.
tuined several New York friends at
their home in» Wood street . Saturday
and Sunday.
Misti Nona illnllnrd. of Dtiirbury. who
hurt lit-on a about of her lililli, Mrs. ltd.
word May in Main street for several
days. has returned.
Supt. Edmund Wylie. of the Venue
Men‘ a Club is able to be out Iinn, of
tor biting confined to his humour North
ll'ill‘l
Edward Tompkins. of flunk street.
who has been I student in tho Silly:
tenant Hinii Bchooi in New Yorif
it'ord
‘ Mia» Florence “union and
mouth at. Dayton». his trusty will vie
it. points of interest. and will dull
the Now (iridium colony at Suniorti
Mrs. Adaibcrt Rum died at
home in Forest street, last cleanup
“it, I I-bort. illnewot
b
. ‘ 4
hit. ' ‘.
Main street with severe attack of grip.
now attending King's School in Stam- .
her i
nephew. Allah Wood. are spending a
on
her .j
or 4min
t I both .
build Ind tlve IatIli childrII Ilium
ill Simillllllli
Heartburn. Gris. Dyspepsia turd Heati-
~ ache Vanish and You: Stomach
Will Feel Fine
If your meals don't fit comfortably,
or you feel bloated after eating. and
you believe it is the food which list
you; if what little you out lies llkri a
lump of lead on your stomach, it there
is dltliculty in breathing alter eating.
oructations of sour, undigested food
and acid heartburn, brush or n belclr
tug of gas, you can make up your mind
that you need something to stop food
lcrnicntatton and tore indigestion
To make oVor'y hit of food you out
aid in the nourishment and strength
of your body, you must rid your Stom-
ach of poisons, excessive acid and
stomach gal. which sours your entire
meal—interferes with digestion and
causes so runny sufferers of Dyspepsia,
tion, tiriplug. etc. Your case is no
(ilfiorelll--yott are a stomach sufferer,
though you may cull it by some other
name; your real and only trouble is
that which you eat does not digest,
but quickly fornicate and score, pro-
ducing almost any unhealthy condi-
too.
A case of Pope s Diapopsin will cost
fifty cents at any Pharmacy here, and
will contince any stomach sufferer five
minutes alter taking a single dose
that Fermentation and Sour Stomach
is causing the misery of indigestion.
No matter if you call your trouble
Catarrh of the Stomach. r'ervousness
or Gastritis, or by any other iiame~—~‘
always remember that a certain cure
is waiting at arty drug store the mo.
meat you decide to begin its use.
l’apc'a Iliupopsin will regulate any
out~oi~urder Stomach Within five mln~
bios, and digest promptly. without any
fuss or discomfort. all of any kind of
food you out.
clc Slcicn Stone ii we liliod from
the west and will rnnmlrr until after
the crisis.
a
three
.loscph \‘ion has taken a
yenrs's lease of the (lpcra‘houc
for the purpose of putting on theatri-
cnls here. There are many who will
be glad“ to rot-civi- this news and it
to he hoped that the new manager iv
entertain-merit when he arrnngcs his
schedule. It
Word has been rrceivod from it}. .1.
Brown and (ion. it. Wnrdwvll. who ill‘i‘
on a form ill Sanford. Fla. that tin:
season there- hits lip-on very good and
that crops giro grout. pi'oniiac. Alvin
llucrdt, who has a farm in rr theirs.
also rcioiccs in it good rctur for his
it‘litiilll'ti work. Lost your those poor
pix» mot with-ninuwt absolute failure.
ovririu to the unusual frosts which or»
t‘lit’i‘i'il there.
The Alpha baaiwibnli club, of Nov»
wulk i: to play h’trrn loliiorrow wru-
Inn. This is said to to it very last litiilii
and as the locals are in butter eliap
than over an» cxr-itlnnmmc may he zin-
rirtpntoti. The preliminary in to he
played by the lover“ s it will he rt).
rumnbcrml that tho vounizstors at
Bed nooin'é Beautiful
can be furnished corriplctely by
selecting your goods in our cs
tublisiinioiit. The beds them-
selves are hixiiy artistic, horn-v
and substantial y built throughout.
Highly ornamental in appearance.
massive and beautiful, our lied»
room Buttes are very pramsqorrs-
tug. We have stylish Furniturn
for every room in the house. and
our prices will commend thcnr
selves to your purIo.
A. J. Atrgevine &
Son “Co.
~ 134-136 warrant... sneer
ANYIODY CAN HATCH
CHICKEN!
m. A
INCUBATOR
rite stair-Liar neurons
°’.‘ rue maker
Today . .
rodeo SiilmTMRRI and.“
litre. mite Wilbur»
minty ill of predates
in edit ivory iawri
Finis-ill-
altitude
Sick Headache, ililiountioiis, (lonstlpa- ‘
~Cross Shoe
moire good selections, for the puhllc‘a 7
this is to be their iirat this season
there Will undoubtedly be considerable
interest manifested.
Plil’lillll Milliilillllli
FidiiliOWCltAF'l‘ WMINSTRELS.
Last season in Metropolitan Grand
Obera circles was remarkable for the
interest taken in Milo. Anita ’l‘aviowrr
and him Mlkail Mor,dkin two duucerr
from the Russian imperial Oporri. Mir
sisal critics differed in their view as
to the propriety of giving up one-half
of a Metropolitan owning. twicr- week
ly, fur the cxpiotrilion of these artists
After a few appearances. in spite of ad
verse i-rltltlsni, those two had danced
their way into ihrhiic column and “on
accepted as ii factor in the portrayal oi
beautiful inusltal ideas. The musit‘ uc
looted by ’i‘uvlown and Mordlrin or
best suited for their use is the Sylvia
liaiiot by Delihcs. 'l‘hc piazicuto and
waltz movements from this bountiful
ballot will he. hourd at tho Pr-iloworuft
Minstrels, lau-hwoml's liull. ,l’reir
23451.
Glover’s
THE PLACE
m
of“
FOR womsnwno
”have TENDER. SEN-
srrrvs FEET. THE
Cross Shoe
FORo THOSE WHO
DREAD THE BREAK-
ING IN PERIOD. THE
!
THEY NEED NO
BREAKING is
$3 81 $3.50
Two Stores
South Norwalk
Norwaik
For Sale
Building Lots, Shore, Farm and
City Property
Loans Negotiated
Drafts and Steamship Tickets
J. M. Layton & Co.
South Namath, Conn.
insurance and Real Estate Agents
NEW YORK NEW HAVRN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME. TABLE.
.4..—
In Eliot?! October 2 1910
w
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
10:28.
w»...
li:00x. 11:03.
P. hip-ll. 03x. 1:10.12601.
:l: 301:, 3. 55. 4: 29. 0: 05!, 5:18.
ll 30. 12:00:. 90h
A M~13:00!,“::.09.
7:80.
10:03 ‘
P. mwllifl. lions, 5:0”.
ti .01x. 7: 00!. $10!, 11: 00:.
SOUTH NORWOTK TO NIW we:
A. Mat-435103. 1516!. 9”,. 721
i?“ 10:10:. 10:33:. 10: 3,731
r u.-ri. or:
run , o: 103,0 “.6 1': i
:00. 0:00.
“luminous
A. Midi“ urn.
K it ' rm.
fouled considerable amusement during ‘
the games they played last year and as
A. bl. -:12 53x, 6: 09:. 0: 41x, 6: on
rizir‘l. ':‘i .50. 7: it}. 8 111.8;5“. 9:151.
9:37, 10::.’0:.10:45x, 11:29:
P. M ~12: him, i lio, .91. 3:17
.1 00!. 5: 35. 5150:. ll: 40. fr: nilx," r. ltlx
I 53!. 9.40:.102‘.
noun.
.A. M..—-l2:53x. 6:09x. firilx. 8:54.
20:203. *
P. M.:-12 56:. 2: six. 2: 49x, 5: at,
5:501, 7: 00x. 7: 12, '1: 52x. B: 21:. 9 10:.
NEW YORK TO BOUTH NORWALK. . . -
in... 5.... t... Decorate! LEADERS .
8:551. 9103:. 9:151. 9:302. 10:08, ,0 Fir-It St. a”, wwmw
6.91:,s.oax.s:oi'x.ii:oo:,I-so.11:60::
9:031.
0:0i.
ll: 1
to. 3:111. mi.
0:. 9:003. alien,
it 1530:" ins 1.43 01‘? 'd' , -» . ..
O .511.” I .i i t g, , Gang/mml‘oo‘m £03.! lngl
It”! 9'“: 7:1“. r. m . ill
mower no «lurk spawns. ;,
Ar 00 “80.10:”.
Chiropractic is the science 0! it
cause of the disease and the Irt of
Justin; the same Diseases are on
by a wrench, twist or sprain in
back. . Even if done in childhoo .it
creates pinched nerves and pain a
later life in the different organs d.
mtlimbs.
Chlropmtcors remove the cause at
this disease and pain. and health 1!
lrestored through hat-moulding the ills
inertia systems in your body. -
Normusuess, Rheumatism, Pauly.
us, Heart. Kidney and urinals
arises are given special attention: A o
Curvature of. the Shine. You it it
never regret giving Chiropractic
A Of New EnglandfiQualiiwpl
flww- .. ....—- ..-..... --
COUNT APPONVI HISSED
t'lllBVELAND, 0.. iv‘cb. iT. "‘ulltllidl
{.000 Slave in mass met-tin... ' hero last
night. rhoered speakers who dcirt'ortiu
*cd Count. Appon t' ion‘tier of tho‘ ‘~tlu
lcpciuloiits” ir' tlr- il lllr-lt'ilillil llir-t l
and who is to tonic into on Suiidu‘
.in a hunter rt llil' -:rrntinmri pour-v. _ 0 .
Their v as no tiieorrir r ritlrontzii tlrul “mm“. to help y u
”mallow were suitft' ill“ i l‘lli‘llili’ l T. FRANCIS D. .C‘
ed l3. p. icons. it: the audit .m- who 94 WASHINGTON 8T SO.NORW K.
riwrd t‘ouut ntriit’llul dull the ltht‘lll _
t Magnetic Treatments Given Al
ironi lot which he is rporrsor'
”was”... ”no... w- . ..
Golden Moments
Think of the pleasure spoiled-«oi the
rnnecossury pain and discomfort
rou‘ve had-~—tlrori itlrzt'llllla: to have
’our eyes examined today.
OPTOMETRY
The correction or are troubles, our
,pecialty its done exactly and relief
5 certain if we fit your eyes.
Call today for examination
,Fenwick Optical Co.
UNiTED IANK BUILDING
Room 747
97 WASHINGT N STREET.
Hours~8 to 11:30 a. tn. and 12:46 to
i p In. Monday and Saturday. 7 to
l u m '
and you will he sure they are righh
in illirlrltty tu-ulists—-—graduute phyt-
rilblilllri‘ ltl (mainlne eyes. N0
(‘ilAlttliC l-‘OR liIXAMlNATlON.
THAMER
Optician
STAMFORD Emir“; Emmi
Daily Line to N Y i
Open Monday Kr
For FREIGHI Only l GAS _
- L " G H T
of Dover street). may our tox- 3 1 - Q
ccpt Sunday), at :3 p ill. l‘rmrht . .
received at Somali: up in i p,
:10 ‘
t
i
Freight Propellers lr-uio Pier
28, linst Riv.er .\‘ru \orr. rum:
is THE LiGH'r THAT gay,
NEVER FAILS. rs voua ‘1]
HOUSE PIPED FOR m
GAS? we no “5.. -. 33‘ ,
House Piping
at Cost
In. and South Ntll‘WHiit up tr 7.:
Company
p. in
Norwaik Steamboat
C. C. Hegeman,
General Agent
Arming J. Smith,
Ledaee
The Reed 8: Volk
Electrical Co..-
Tho Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
in the Town
AUTO SUPPLi E8
i’hone 805-40 South Main flirt-or
.
h
l oaoo IN AND LET us It.)
' owe You AN sen. ”i
l MATE on YOUR HOUSE ‘1‘,
l
Housatonlc
Power Cot“
r3. Norwallt. Conn. Music Hall tout".
David W. Ra vmond
Funeral Director and limiraimCII-M, '
. _______ in
i9 North Mam Street. South Norwalk ""M
Residence. 0 Washington Street. , ill ““0," E M F and Flanditfs
Telephone at office. 336-2. 3 Automobiles r
Ar-lanoii'lr‘tliietl to be the greatest
it'ltl‘ \tilllt‘ exhibited at the Msdisoir
'w'tt'rv Show this your.
' it‘- turrsepowcr cars, $600: 20 horse-
Telophone It household‘s.
pr or r t'i‘l‘S. $700; 2‘2 horsepower cats.
3:150: .. horsepower cars. 3950; 30
ii... «0 ’l'. rt‘ t-l‘ i‘llljfi $1000 to $1400.
t‘ will limit it. run you? No. you '
« 'Iiiil .. rr rt'ilili it Come and learn .
till about it at
Norwalk Consolidated
Auto Company
Phone 1120
a.
Spring Goods
Now ill Stock
t
This cold and windy weather. ‘
makes heaps oi‘ trouble for '
'fiN aoors‘it’
«AND—-
E. E. Gorham
We are in a philtion
to make
enrolls
at short notice. or to furnish.
catimatu for ‘
Telephone 432
smw~meu 5.... ....
Does Your Rool‘ t. cult?
w-
The Cétltdry Compound
sTOPI ALL Lenka
we I GALLON 60¢. a GALLON
' WWR
W0 [utilities till waniiiur Wear of
our Compound for three years. Write
for estimated Correspmrderue itrrlli'll
a..-
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Norwalk Chronicler