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V“ ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE oF
MAILS
OUTH NORWALK POST OFFICE
MAlLS ARRIVE FROM
- Eastern Points 7:00, 10:30
nt.; ‘l :00, '3: i3. 3:00. 615?. p. in.
Western Points~ 6:30, 10:3
m.; 122m, 3:00. 4:37., 62.3.3 p. in.
Danbury-~d:55, 3:30 a. in; 1:00, 5:
It. in.
Norwalkwilzili). il2llll, 1010” a. in;
3:00, 6:00 p. ill.
MAILS CLOSE FOR
We Insure
AUTOMOBILES
Against
F ire,Theit, Liability,
Property Damage,
Colision
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
74 Washington St., 80. Norwalk
TELEPHONE 165-2
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5135‘ 0 ii.
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1:00.
Mrs. A. .\l.
Eastern Pointy—tutti), tliridgoport on- ”“1““ has: “mm“ ”0‘“
Iy S‘Iiill 10'th .‘ m . 1.0., 6 00 Orchard stroct to Arch sticot .
8:00 p. in. Walter Aiken. of Wilton avenue, is .
Western POilitS~li.‘i”, turn a, in.:
«outlined in his home with rheumatism.
12:85, 1:50. 22:17., tlzlltl. hitlll p. m.
wDaanY'“ (“W- ”r'li‘ I‘- in; 13“”v “100 littrolil littults,‘ol’ Main Sit-col. in
D- m visiting in llrltlgopurt with relatives.
Nor‘walkmiizihl iizilil iti:tiil ii. iii : iztill. ...M
2:35 1 till ii no on p n: i-‘roduticlt (‘upcii. of Stamford, with.
Milli: lU- till twill!» (‘lIlN “1:10 p. in. lid‘ltilllll‘ with friends, in Norwalk. yes-
Suudn) s. . il‘l'tiii).
t‘hnrlos \‘tIi'lln. oi’ [Cillit‘l'tzSi Terrace,
npvnt yoslcrday :ti‘ltIruonn ii. Uiiillilll‘),
on hurtincsu.
NORWALK FIRE ALARMS.
lila» Corner ul‘ Main and \\'ali fits.
Zi~--iltIltlt--ii AMI. and l‘nlun l'i.
ilk—Sprint; Hill and Kellogn Si.
24~ l‘iiion l’.il‘i(.'
'l'i ~~~~~ Crow SI and Wilton Aw.
2'1~~-lt‘i‘iiitltllii .\\c. and Lines l'l.
2h \\'tI.~:t Air and Ilorln-mi 5;.
lli- HHS ltotisc tl‘i‘ii'uliI how,
lin—West Arc. and Morwin St.
33-1liirlmr AMI. and Uri-hard St.
Mimi‘hnpcl Si. and Harbor .\\*tI,
lltl~~\\‘o;=l Am. ntIur Armory.
li8~ 'Sit‘VCllS .5", and l'ilint'i'tIiil.
42, Main St. and North Arc.
Mien irtIitiI Hours. of Noi'wnlli. sptIiii‘
{titIitlIIrlnl tin)- with llt‘i‘ lil'ii‘llilllitiiill‘l‘.
in t‘i'niiltury.
«tit-i a $3 Suloiy Razor Oiililt [or
Sim. StItI ad on l’agzo"l‘ltrt't‘.
litii'monll Shea.
)t'rlli‘ l‘ti‘ i_\ an thi-
tit Slumtoili. i-‘iIt-ul
giltIsl til Mli‘ s \ZtIllttI
43“]“l'llill‘e Si. lluiii. oi Noiwttlli.
{raw—Main and (.‘alliorine Sis. .. h“...—
53 ----- i\'iI\\' i‘itiiuaii lid. and hair Si. .liillit‘li \ll'Kit‘l'nltli, oi l‘huptIl isli‘tztIl.
54-—~(‘itesiiiiil St, nuar Slimmer Si.
3 bomb/lulu Si. and I liltlll ;\\tI.
58 ---- Grand St. and 'l‘lntlttli Lane.
62-4311 "The (lint-In."
'I‘ till—viinst Air and l. ilil'ilill \itI
(34% East Air. and Uuslium Laue.
lost a lllli‘ tint: Mt‘llllll'liti Day. The not
mill was killed accidentally.
Division No. i. A. t). H,
rt-gzniur business uif‘i‘llliil
in the hall in Wall nirvvt
.\lri~‘ lit-ion liall (It Stiztu‘lwrrj. lIiill
li\'t‘ll‘.lt. (‘lilt'liiiilit‘li l‘i‘ltInds trout New
York city over the holiday.
will hold
thin owning
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Hurry llccro. oi Nan-walk. wont you
. tot‘diiy in lli'itlgt‘pori.
Mrs. [{ttllitIriittI iiiltllt‘l‘, oi' Ntirwtilk.
in spending: a 1‘th days with htIr sons
in (leoriwiown.
t‘laroncn .loncs, oi‘ Norwalk. has tau
(In a pouiliou with the Norwnlli Auto
Supply t‘otapun)‘. in Wall utrori.
a Min-i. Lizzie t‘oiit‘h tillti Alien lsuhollo
_1i.lbiu.oi'StIuih Xorualli. \i'tIrtI iii
Geoructmtn this wool. tor a short tit-5‘
' Jit.
itIl, ontorininctl his cousin and ii friend
from Brooklyn, ot'cr Memorial llay.
(‘ockonoo liayloft No. 331,; i () li.i
, will hold a regular mot-tint: thin
(H'Uilillg when important business will
be transacted.
. The Scaup. owucd by it. W, .l. Kim;~ .
an. of West avenue, Norwallt. calm» in
first in the ratio oi' the one designers
at Stamford Yacht Club. \icnioriul iiny.‘
The judges, ‘Iiowcvoi', iInhId thtI hunt;
. . out for breaking: the written tpi'inltItii ‘
‘i‘iilo. “Sciilliug by meunu ol‘ tho rudder
or In tiny other why not allowed."
wilritida, Switches. i'ui'i‘ti. ’i‘ranetnr.
ationo, lot and Bad quality. "'l‘ho
Beauty Shop." 10;! Wash St. llalri
workiialr di‘eening. Putin dressed.
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Mr. tutti hlrn. Stuart liyington of
‘li‘ltinhlnu. i. l., spent Memorial Dayi
with hlr. and Min W. H iiy.ington of
Holden avenue.
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William J. Culley and non, lint-old
Canny. of South Norwnlli, tlro muting
extonnlvo improvements to the tiny-
niond BrotiuIru' proportion. in New
York city.
,, it the vacant potittuniiierehip at
'Gt'tinby teinpta anybody with the
knowledge that iiit‘ compensation for
‘ he'lnot linen! your was 3209. he or
. ohmwlll be. interacted in tho announce-
lnicnt that thorn will be a civil service
initiation tor candlilutoa at tho trov-
rnmeut building in New iluvon, Juno
4.
Mrs. John ll. Crawford. oi“ Caution
turret. nud non Bertram. who have
been spending a week with relative»
and l‘rlendu in City inland. N. Y. re
turned homo yesterday.
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'R. J. Utttblll, tiopnrtinont commander
fCoiinootlcut. cold in the. courne of M5
omnrlia at a dinner following a month
intent dedication in Dnitbmy. Memorial
«Day, that he felt like u Dnnbury non- in.
ltw. having mnrried one of her daugh-
torn: He told ot it recent visit to 8m-
limb and of good feeling now exist-
ing with tho boyo' in grtty for their form
opponents.
.litck Holland, the popular young
driver for tho Atlantic and Pacific Tea
company, upont Memorial Day at
l‘iridgoporl. visiting Btoopiochauo its-
lnnd and attending the tltontre.
'l‘lio Boachuido inn, at Ground Forms.
opened for the nation on Tuesday and
in reported to be doing a flourishing
liutiifttiiiii. All the cottages in that ill-
cinity are routed for the summer.
’I‘ho Court Nurruk Drum Corps, or
Wnlkflyhus decided to purchase but»
rot drums in order that they may norm
in the contents which will be held
motion will the annual convena
. the Illruin Corps l association.
Inhibit Will be held in tho near future.
year; ago the boys took third
I and two yum ago, the second.
out that did not attend but they
o curry oft first itonoru on this
The Woman‘u Christian Temperance
Union will met with Mrs. Ann Cunt
field, 10 Morwln atreot. on Friday utter.
noon lit 3 o‘clock. A cordial invitation
lit outebdo’d to all friends 'o’f‘the tom~
porance cause.
Mitt: manor». 1*. Raleigh. or Norwaik,
who was injured in the automobile nu-
cidont which cont. the life of bliss Bob
on M. Smith. of Paterson. N. .i.. in
Woatport avenue. some time ago. in on
only regaining her former health and to
spending a short time with relatives
and {ileum in Britlttopm‘t.
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tug ct Bridgeport lodge. N. Iii;
his owning will receive a city
iottor from the grand warden at.
There will he a heating ‘ot the Nor-
wuiit local filmmwno Union on Bob
ditty levying turtle henna
attend or one and
‘ HIGH CLASS CONCERTS, AFTERNOON AND EVENING, ON THE PIAZZA
‘nntI, rustlincll his iluilos lilit'i morning
George Sholdon, ol‘ the Xoi‘walk lio-'
H ‘ Extra Specials at the
A&P Store
VERY BEST BUTTER APOUND
A&PFLOUR abag......................
75c
30 STAMPS FREE WITH I POUND EL RYAD COFFEE
at ...35c
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON 8T.. SOUTH NORWALK.
Deliveries 8:30 I. m. and 2:30 p. m.
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Tei. No. 909. Free Delivery.
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Reton Point Hotel
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating,
Bathing and Other Attractions 1
Especial Attention Given to Automobile Parties
Tel 500 JACOBS BROS. Managers
ELMER E. CASE W. R. THOMPSON l
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Toquet Special Motor
The latest and liiiliil lilit'rlli tif‘léimlf
iii the. main-and brink tumor in Linc
All putts nic l‘\t‘t‘|lill|llil”_\ tinny ui’
accrue. itiit‘ii can he ndjlir it~d without re-
moving engine from inundation.
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l't: llt‘ti “lilil
hltirlrl ii i‘ i‘aihnrtItot
ii L": $75
J «1‘: 95
K ’- 122
Double Cylinder .
ii I 160 ‘
C i” 205
The Specialty Manufacturing Co. i
40 Water Street, ’
South Norwalh. Corin.
“SHERIFF Illiiliill
vlic had no purtlcnlur interest
. London said that ii :ippotiitItl that illc‘
1:liy iltv [would
3 bury .Iiiiid:
ti‘l‘ulir tilitIi’iil's. iii (”tiiiitut'ilriit.
I izo
gimme horn and can pass this bill it
lliii an aunt
Stale Representatires Refuse to
Pass Bill for Which Mr.
Banks Pleaded
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l‘lAit'l‘lI'Ulill, .IimtI. i.~~-'l‘iio iioueo
yesterday by a unanimous vote reloc-
toil a motion made by House l..ouder
liauhu, calling for a Silt-lilellflioli of the
rules to countdor it favorable report (it
the judiciary committee transferring
from the oileriii'n to the county commie
olonore the power to appoint the limit
torn and their usulutautn in county
court houses.
The hill war; denounced by several
members of the ”Oust-l an an attempt
to deprive fibroid-Elect Vollmor, of
Bridgeport. ot‘ powor oi‘ appointing 0f-
ilclnls. which have always resided with
the Republican shoriil’.
Judge thinks sultl iluit personally
iii the
hill. Ht! believed. however. It was
lilt‘ll‘ilill'itiiifi. if it was to pass it must;
pace ytz-iilcrday as that was the last day i;
of pram», (Meaning. of course, thatl
Sheriff llawlcy ntttdc his exit router-l
day and \ollinci‘ comes I.iu iodni. l ‘
licptcsoiiiailvo hinr'ph). of ilauburr.s
optioned the motion to snap-Int] ihof
ruins. 1h: said that tho lininori‘niui
would today~ take I)il.~ii-ltt:~t4i(lll of tho of:
lite of uliiItift' in F'tliiiit'lti county for‘
tho tlist limo in itli learn. it“ this bill
iwns a good into. why Wits it not pant-toll ‘
It‘llll‘illiz lluwlcy's tcrm'.’ it it wtni gootl‘
enough for liiiwley. it was good enough.
for \‘oilmcr.
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MINTZ’S |
r R 1 DAY
Cut-Price Day
Be sure and come to this buoy store tomorrow. Many of the good bar-
gain: are not advertised for this clay.
50c SILK GLOVES, 35c
('liiartinirxrtl Stlc Silk Gloves. Just
for Friday, lific.
5t: SILKATEEN, 3c
All colors in Silkatocn. regularly
5c. Friday. tic.
$1.00 MIDDY BLOUSES. 79c
Our regular $1 hlitldv
on stilt‘I iI‘ritlat "lc.
.ti
Blouses.
500 SILK HOSE. 39c
Ladlots'
tiny,
Silo Silk Hose. for Mb
390 pair.
10c HAIR NETS. 5c
All colors.
Nikita, Ll?
good quality Hair
prion Friday. Cir.
CORSET COVERS, 25:
We will sell a special lot of line
('orscl t‘oi‘iirs at ill-c. \‘ulues
liopi'uisciitiitli'o iioli‘ord. ot‘ New"
liopithlitnnn not only wanliItl in rich.
bitI up allot thtI l‘tltiilii t‘tllillllihfiitlllt’l‘ti,l
39c.
69c GOWNS, 49c
Muslin Gowns, neatly trimmed
with embroidery. Very special,
illt‘.
12',“2c LAWNS. 10c YD.
500 yards Drown Lawns. regular
ly till/2c. For Friday. 10c yd.
$3.50 HATS. $1.98
Litdlcs' Trimmed liats. worth
53.30. Friday, $1.95.
590 BAGS, 39c
Leather [lugs regularly 39c.
\‘tIi'y Spot int. :39
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lIiui now iint‘tltti in :iitI to iiit‘lil 1m“ 1"
tit-l whitli new It} ~tiliiio iliIltIuiittId:
to other titlliIi.iis« and ofllcluln t‘il'i.‘it‘d;
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iictu'cseniuliro 'l‘homn, oi” Witter
"\VtI iliI'VtI now four Doubt;
1 trial-
iinrt‘I tho
that tho Rupiihllcaiiu
they want in; but it it unto tin-intuit
, l iIt'Iuli'iI in tiny that it will IitI tho
,iiniallcni plcrt» oi‘ ptIunui politics, in'
.\lrii. Frank W. Port» of iini‘liclu)“
uti‘tItIl,
in ill at Iii-r iltltiit‘. l
Attornnix .loliu Rough and Nelictiilah
l‘nntivv. oi South Noiwttlli. are nptIiitI
int: the till} in iii'itiilt'iiul‘i on bunlnws.
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i-Ix~.'titt.\'tn- (.‘lllii‘il‘N’ 1. illtwoi'. oi lied-i
ding, is spending timday in
on luminous.
lv‘i'mitIrlrli li. Nurwalli‘
i-‘ltIld. oi‘ llnrriti ii\’\"~
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'i‘litli hurr- iitItIu given a thorough own
hauling autl :il't‘ now in first class coil-i
. (illicit.
ul‘ltIr htIini; tIoiillnctl to his ltomr i'oi'I’
llnI past wot-k with an itlliu‘k of iouuil-
iiiu.
l~‘i‘ctlvrlcli ll. Miller. oi South Nor
walk, in substituting for Harry lib-At
lisittIr. of Nnrwtilk. in tho Nurwalk post
(imi‘t’.
’l‘ho arridcnt was t‘itllfit'ti by sumo
too hard upon ihtI glut-'5 during tilt‘ Oil-
tfl'lil ion.
ftlr. and Mrs. 'l‘homnu Li‘liiiltil'liiliil.
.\i r. and Min. l‘harlvu l-‘. i’ngo, Mr. and
Hire. \t'illinnt Auhhrook, Herbert and
‘ Crucui Wlluon. and iii‘ll'l‘V t‘ociittynt-
oi Wolcoine Stratignr Lodge. Bonn ol-
. ilooruc, nitcudod the social unit
tltiiitIt- hold that evening in Stamford.
Elliltit‘l‘ the auspices of Albion Lodge.
;No. 230:! Soars of St. leoruc. lleuplte
tho ruin thvy report a moist plotttiunt
itlmo.
Tho oiling oi NthtowIn avenue
begun thb: morning iii the town ll..tltlti‘
trillions will IuI spicutl upon this recent-
ly improved itinliwuy.
Minn Mary (.7. “Yuri”. of it West
street, loft limit this morning for it
Visit with friction in Walilnnford. New
Haven. Moridcn and Hartford.
Tho Circle of Light will moot in the
auditorium of tho Norwaik Baptist
Church. thin evening. iluulnoss arueion
at 7:30 o'clock. Devotional meeting at
it o‘clock. Every one in welcome.
Several mornboru of Catholic Union
Council Knightu of Columbus. are
planning to go in Greenwich Sunday
afternoon to witauoa tho conferring of
the third dogrco by a Brooklyn team.
Coiouol Georzo l). Rtieooll. propriutor
of tho Norwalit Hotel. loft Norwuik.
tlilo morning. for a mayoral days” trill
to Worthington. i). C. The obinct of the
trip iii paroly piomure and Col. ltuit-
noll iii not expected to return until
Into on Saturday.
No t‘iiltI has been found to the thief
who nlolu that: unit roginicr from a box
car in tho Norwulk froight yards, al-
though Sergnnnt Bryan Silk and Chief
Thonuui Leatherlnnd am working illit-
nontly on the case. They fool almost
cortuln that they know whom the null.
ty portion are. yet without. homo facts
otltcr than uiiupicloue they cannot
multo any arroutu. it in thought that
tho utility party will ho upprohoiidod
ohortly however.
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Amateur burglars oiitorod two pla-
coa in Norwaik, uotno tltno botwoon
lunt Saturday tight and Monday night
of thin week from which but littlo wnl
secured from olthur place. tiluhop
and Lynch coal omen in Water atrout
wan 01H) ot the pinooii and it mail but;
of ooinh containing probably in With
utolon. and also a small revolver.
Janina .loilunon’n ituioon in Water
attract. wait the other place. but sixty
coma was all that won taken. The no
trunco into Bishop ii; Lynch was occur.
oil through a rear window, at; was the
unicorn. bttt nothing in the times who
disturbed. The matter is being throttli-
gated.
The Court Narrltlt Filo and Drum
Uni-pit are to parabolic new barrel
drums in the near future with the
money their recent dance nettetd them.
Over $70 was cleared by the affair.
which will more than pay for the
drums. The mombnrn nro anticipating
the arrival of thenew equipment with
pleasure.
Work out commenced this morning
on Everuley avenue, by Contractor J.
Putcben, to whom the contract for the
Work was awarded ia-t Friday. The
work will probably require auroral
weeks of time. but will he puuhed as
rapidly as possible. direct Commit»
Butcher Edward nutty went over the
ground with the contractor this morn
ing and not him started.
Au ltuiiun, a bicycle and a slippery
roll in Wall atroet. lust eliciting. at 6
im’ciock cannot! a little exoltmeat. Whoa
all three combined to make. thine»
hunt. The ttuitan turned tram Main
street, into Wall street without a into-
bun. but who ho uttemptod to crow
the trolley trucks on too small an au-
gio. his hiko went out trout under him
and he landed in a, hoop «in. tho brick
pavoment. Luckily, it happened just u
it did for It second tutor it turns traitor
swung ground tho corner and would .
him rub otter the man in trill "prob;th-
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A window in the apartmouta of John
both in Wall utmt, (all to the olden
Walk thin morning tutti unrrotrly «soup»
int otriltlmi Invent unworthy. 'ilho
Kilo i-‘iiiiil
vattyihiut; about this bill"
tinim ii is. illiIriiiii‘iOItb.
Lin lltv county court lioitsos iltIl
'puy from titt- county comntinnionors. i,
one wanliluu ihtI window and pushing:
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tho history oi" lhc Grin-ml Assembly of
. Utilliit‘t‘lk‘lli.“ t
t‘onsitltIrabltI applauee and much;
daughter iollout-tl thn rcmnrkn ot‘ Ill!“
lucnllrrman front Waterbury.
.lutiac Hunks again took the floor.“
".\ll'. Spcuhcr. idon'i carol
ilatiphior on "
“linwei'or. I‘
Tim ianliorki
their;
tinI lit-inocraiir SilitIJ
built-re it to ho pi‘npoi‘ that the per-i
eons who hnrtI tlttI power to pay should .
illii't' tlitI power to citiploy. Originally:
gtbh: hill provided for routing with thcl
tI ounii toiuiniosioncrn tho appointment;
of the toilets l was opposed to (hail.
‘iiornmie i did not consider ii that. 11
am told that the new clicrift‘ oi‘ Fail“.
tlold county has cxprcuued himself as
favorable to this hill. He did not tell
me so. My information came from oth-
ers who said ho told it to them."
ltoprencntutivc Hall. or ‘t'i’llllngion.t
condemn-ed the bill on it most unusual?
one. lie said he was very gladuhati
tbo Honao lender paid ho had no per-i
aonai interest in its [inseam He said
It looked badly to have each a bill
come up on tho butt day of grace. if
the system was good enough during all
tho Republican administrations of the
shrlornlty office it ought to be good.
enouuh for thoir uunceuuors. ‘
“i am no good a Republican an null
man in this ilotino. but i cannot and
will not lend my noietanco to such a
inoduuro as this." (Applnusod
Judge Bank» said that ho did not
care about promising the bill. As a
motor of fact it had portend tlio Judicl
cry committee unanimously several
weeks alto. and he could not account
for Its being withheld until the last
moment.
Roproaentutivo Dunn. of Willlmanttc,
said it was the moat vicious measure
and eluted on the authority of Bonn-
tor McNeil that Sheriff Vollmor was on
pond to it. ‘
Judge Peck, of Strntford, said he was
against the bill and moved the pro
violin questioned. Judge Banks wanted
to withdraw hiayblll without the pro
viouo question being put and moved
that it be tabled. Representative
Thoma called the updakor’a attention
(9 his former ruling thot tho previouti
question could not on tabled. Judge
Brinks said that he did not want the
proviouti question tabled because in his
judgement the House had not ordered
it. He wanted hlq motion to suspend
the rules tabiéd. The Speaker ruled
that the provloutt question had been
ordorod and put the motion to suspend
the rules. The Hound shorted it: opin-
ion of the kind or legislation that was
'nttctnpted by voting unanimously
What this suspension of the ruins.
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OF LADIES’ AND MISSES'
Prices to suit every purchaser.
Reduction Sale
SUITS.
VOILE, WASH DRESSES AND WAISTS.
\Valsts to he (‘iOSi‘ti out for less than the manufnciui'or's price. Come
liciorc it in too late. as you can not niiorrl to miss it.
COATS. SKIRTS, LAWN,
One thousand high grade Sample
515 Main St. Stamford
The Paris Cloak & Suit House
THE LADIES' STYLE STORE
33 South Main St.. South Norwalk
We are ready to demonstrate
MOYER CAR
Model A——$2,250
Model B——$2.3SO
Now on view at our garage
OSCAR H. BANKS, River St, Norwalk
Now In the tlmu and this in tho
...- W MN. m... mum». l. mum-«14W
Saint Nicholas Ale
'I‘o taste It given you a new idea
of what a good Ale ought to he. The
moot perfect product at the brow-
or’o skill, nppotizlng and healthful.
The heat [tie for household use he»
ounce of itit purity and nourishing
qualities. 'l‘auto it once, you'll or»
o it.
y(IMS'T'ELLAND ll BAHDANI
Agent: India Whart High Grade
Bur
Free Delivery Everywhere
Heme
I28 Wuhlngton attach—Tel. 84M
RICE Headquarters
Rice in All Quantum
FANCY CAROLINA HEAD RICE................3 tin, 23c; 1 lb., 80
CHOICE JAPAN WHOLE RICE.............................i lb.,5c
place to buy your Rico.
The Union Pacific Tea Company
Fro. Delivery
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The Astor House
inach, pk. 20c
homo Radiation. a bunches ........Bo|3 cans Milk ...................25o
Home Rhubarb bunch ...........iieiW. Baker's Ocean or Chocolate..iho
Pluoaniiian. 2 for .................25¢Goot1 nutter. per lb. .............27c
2 out. New Potatoes ............15oiii‘roah E888,P6rd011. ............27¢
Homo Annamaria .tioiuiti bubbling or Lenox. Bonn..:...its¢
Wax mounts. Green Bettina. Green onions, Bermuda Onions. cucumbers,
til/on iiiidfid- think: hintutiit ration Drona Grnpottrult dorm“. 7
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