‘ bli‘f‘t’l.
Comfortables until." _ ‘
Blankets
“At Lott ’ “by.
Comfortable. at 90c ton-lit) ‘
Binnkotl. full also... 660 to 05.00
nun-demo north. amok.
scorn mommy:
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WEATHER FORECAST. '
For Norwallr and vicinity: General-
ly fair and slightly cooler tonight and
Friday; light to moderate winds, moat-
ly west. Very little rain has fallen
during the last 24 hours. but cloudy
weather prevails quite generally in all
sections east of the Rocky Mountains.
The disturbance that \vnscentrni over
Lake Superior .yesterday morning is
now passing out the St. Lawrence "ul-
ley. it will probably puss too far north
to produce rain in this vicinity. An
other disturbance is central in South-
ern Florida. Frosts Wolfe reported this
morning, as for south as North Citro-
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO Tommi
'l‘emperuture: Minimum. til; maxi-
mum, 58. Clear.
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'i‘wo barges, the Morning Slur nndi
.Iov, ili‘t' tllstdiut‘gitig their loads of and
llll‘ili'lle cool at the Harris til, (lnins‘
)ititi. V
William
Silt‘lll
t‘hltrli 5
(if Now
Mr.
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(‘3‘
.‘Illill
Milli]:
'l‘utiic.
)t‘Sll‘l'illl) with
H, l-‘runliu,
Mrs.
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Art-h etret-i, now of New York clung}
spent in .\'orw;tllt with.
Ponies. lill'li‘ttd'l). oi
yestertlny
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Wusliiunton Chupter. No. :i. it. A.
M. conferred the mark and post must:
ers‘ degrees last evening lit the spot:-
inl convolution. I
ltolwrt (limit, of \\'t'.~tport, niid Miss.
"Laurettn Ilrndlvy, of lirookiyn. urel
"guests oi’ .\lr. tttitl Mrs. Edward l..~
Bradley. oi’ liitlue ll\'t‘llll4‘, ;
Selectmen Alt’rtd Avison illltl .Iolin‘
J. ileriue. of Norwulk visited lllf‘i
working on the licltieu lilll road this“
morning.
the poor ‘house on business. ,
Sherman Commundery. no. if. it:
(i. (‘.., will give u Huilowe‘eu sot-inhinl‘m' recovering “‘l”““l“““”“’*”«
27th m M”, ! (‘fll ldnmlner Leary lintlx tionih due to
Friday evening. October
o'clock in the Sons of
hull In Wall street. Admission is
free and all are welcome. A good
’litne is assured all who ulctnti.
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’l‘empt-runt'et
The hearing on the (‘runo estate. be-
fore the commissioners in the Norwnlit
town court room. was continued till ut-
it'l'liUUll yesterday and one witness
tiuishetl giving testimony. More wit-
lil'Hl4l'R will be heard when the «use
up Mondny morning at ill
('flllN‘H
ti'i:l()i‘l(.
Matters of routine business were
trununcted at the meeting of Butler
Loom). No. 97, i .0. O. R. which watt
hold. lust owning. and linul urrnnse-
nit-nth were made by the members for
the opening reception nod dance.
which will (be ' held. this evenink.
which will mark tllie beginning of it
most. not/ire seauon.
Nu-
.lionuld w‘y. of must avenue. nt-
tendiag Yule Univprnity. about you-
tierduy at. home. coming to Norwnlk
to attend the wedding of Miss Helen
M. lietts end ArthurC. Hoyt. Malcolm
Rhone, at Stamford. and Conrad C.
Price. of New York city, were among
the other outof-tcwn guests. on was
William Odell. of, Hartford.
'l‘he South Norwaik Board of Relief
out. last evening, In the South Nor-
walk council chamber at which time
it entertained some siren; protests
from residents of llowntleo avenue.
where an error has probably been
made in anscsslnll a row of building
lots. The next sitting 'wiil be held,
Ratturtlay titfttztrnoong from 2 until 5 uL
clock.
. not the . .
Best Chocolates
QUALITY and 'I;:fl:l$l
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E. KBANKS‘ ti‘vho in charged with the murder of
They also made it trip to,,
‘ bolus tummy cleaned add r6119!
. . mud. on olootrlc vacuum cleaner in
tituntuujiims . ,
IIIIIIIEBIIII mutant
m
. _ sosron. on. 20.4mm connldom'
not: of the
Suffolk County Grand
(hwy of libs evidence accumulated by
the prosecution against Rev. Clarence
Virgil Thompson Richeson». poem of
lmmanu‘si nuptial. church. Carnot-lake.
Miss Avila mun, u music student of
’Hyannto. begun“1 at. the courthouse in
Pemhcrton Square today. Obie! Jo-
seph Dunn. of the Bureau of Crimi-
nal investigation of the Benton Police
Department, and District. Attorney
Joseph C. Pellotier were in charge of
the Government's case against the no
culled minister. Both omclals exprw
tied confidence that they (had evidence
sufficient. not only to indict, but also
to convict Mr. Richsuon of the crime
with which the is charged.
Among the witnesses Wiho came to
the courthouse prepared to appear
before the Grand Jury were Mrs. Ed-
gar Linneli, of Hyunnls, mother of the
tragedy victim; Mrs. McLean, ofl
Brochton, sister of the dead girl, and
Mr. McLean; William llnhn. the New-
ton Center druggist. who says that
he sold cyanide of potassium to Mr.
Rlclioson on Oct. it); Miss Patterson”
superintendent of the Boston Youngl
Women's Christian Association Home
on Warrenton sir-vet. where the Lin»
nell girl diedfund severul young wo-
men who lived at (the Y. W. C. A.. uud.
who were friends of. Miss liinnoll.
it is expected that it will take two. ‘
and perhaps three days for tlie_(’lrnud ‘
Jury to hear all the witnesses who
bore been summoned by the district.
utiol'lley.
Probably’no rose of the iuimrtunce
of that resulting from the depth of.
Miss Lilincli ever mort-tl ntoro rapidlyE
tlntn that which wont to the Grand
No ModernKltchen is complete
-'l‘he Hub is a Welland durubiy madp
Stove. an excellent halter. and for
easy management and economy of fuel
it is absolutely without equal.
Ranges are the world's best by every
test.
without a
Hub
It's the Range that bakes.
12-1! NORTH MIIN ITRIIT
enough for them.
.ludy today. The urund Jurors took up
considwntlou of tho evidence nuninulz
Pastor Ricliesoll today. six. days urn-Fl
his urrot-tt. ln thut time he bud been.
tnimti before tho liHH'l‘ ('(tlil‘l and it;
boring was set for October til. lint.
the district. titloruvy stepped into the?
‘lllillt . and calling it lap-«vial session
oi’ tin- tlzztnd .Iury. pinttwi the matter
it. This: more prwltulvs llit‘
(lt‘ll'llFi‘ from uptiint: n “H" on the
ill‘l‘Vt‘lllS‘
.’l ll('ltl‘llil: iu the lower input. which
lh‘htlw
piowt-uzion‘s ei‘itltutw. illltl
would llt‘i't'tiSlll'll)’
lnenl's mute. ., ll
'l‘lw polimj- million of the ruse today 3.
includes the. i'olloniiiu:
'l'ucutlity. (it-t, lU. Rev. Mr
[Illli‘lillSL‘tl oi lll'tinnisi liiillil, :tit tall"?
friend. a quantity of (‘yttiildo of pttids~
slum "to kill a dog." '
Thursday, Oct. l2. Avis Munch"
:uitkos telephonic nptuilninwnt in dine'
with it “gonlleuutn l’i'loutl." .H‘uittrtltt."
til'lt'l‘litmii.
Sniurdny. Uri. ii. drift p in.. Miss
|.lllllt‘ll returning from :iili'OllllilIt’lllf
s
toils friends who had dined with hurl
"Remit-man friend," pleads n llt‘iltlllt'llt‘.
fund t't-iirt‘s,
, ill p.
but ill oom.
nu iziri hourti nronnlui: In
Motil-
("\llltllle of potassium. supposedly self-
administered,
When notified of (he tlouth by tele-
phone. .\ir. ltlrhcson until he remem-
lmrrtl buplizing Miss Linnell nt l-iyun-
his three years ugo. but did not know
her well enough to do anything. Anita.
however. "Did site any anything before
she died?"
Sunday. Oct. )5, Miss
hrolher-ln-Iuw. W. ii. Molonn. of
Bracittou, arrives and asserts that the
lleury finds Mina illnnoil preiznanl and
advises police that matter warrants
inventigation.
itlrbouon goes to home of dance.
seclusion.
Friday. Oct. 20. Riebooon arrested on
n charge of first degree murder and
Com- "
refuses to make any stutolnent.
mitted to Charles Street ittll for hear-
ing October 31. date set for marriage
to Miss Edmund».
Tuesday. Oct. 24. body of Miss Ilin'
nail exhumed tit llyunnia and brought
to tionton.
Wednesday. Oct, an, examination of
body (node by the modiculenminer.
in hopes of finding container of poison.
Severn] organs. besides stomach. pro-
viouniy removed. retained by prosectr
than to eliminate theory that. poison
other than cyanide of potassium mod.
Monday. Oct. 28. Grand Judy con-
siders evidence against Rev. Mn Rich-
eson. ‘ L
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The dancing school which has mitt-i
ed in the south. Norwslk. Qumcttb
Club. hall. in North Main itroet, is do
lag finely and the widow report that
their ancient instructor to s most tum.
‘ genial gentlemen and mommy ac—
counted with hll business.
The rooms of the Nutmeg Club are
Wind in the work and the
Win union-plot: huu
-t*\‘t::tl the govern .
lill‘lllthli ‘
Ilotir billion in and hliss~
'l.innpil found sitting in n t-hnir. hcr
lt't‘i in n tub of hot Willi'I‘, dying. l
7:35 p. m.—v-.\llss l.iunell tilt-s withv'
range, stove or self-feeder.
RAYMOND
The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
Please do not think any old thing that poultry will tout In good
Careful poultry keepers should appreciate the
great value of fresh. home ground
Feeds-«irowing Feeds. mode from sound sweet. grains-weapeclnliy us
the price. is no higher than western feeds. necessarily stale, and con-
titlitlng in mtiny instances mill refuse and worthless Mod seeds.
First in quality. last in price,
erselionnic Home Ground Feed for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
Jeddo COa
Send unnn order for’ one load. and we will retain you as a ous-
tomer. Clean.1rca from ointmuniform quality. suitable for furnace.
Prue: on application. ’
OOUTH NORWALK.
foodie-Mush Feeds—~lt‘uttening
MANUIL TORO HATCH.
always In the minds of Its custom-
, That’s tit-'—
A HotThihg
B ROT H-E RES
.EHx.
STUDYING HOW TO GET
THE BEST
untl rurvut \‘i‘mm und t‘lmit‘t‘ui
Liquorn is made mm by t‘tililiilK
twilight to Mutant-r to ii‘iynn‘n
You will :|l\\.l)r~ (ind inst pliant
shift; your lawn ill. (lip rhoiopm
riutnuou troni iturxhndy, (‘hnm-
pneut- mid iiortitmix, or in “W
swwt “‘lllt'ti oi tipuln. Hungary
and i‘nrtunul. or ihuw from the
\'lllt"t’llitl hills of “i’ontwn. 3W1!
homo (turtmfi .
: lli'llldlltt: Nt‘llll'
‘rt‘I (ignition:
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IIAII’S (lIllLTIiIB PAIITV
mentioned from First Page)
The entertainment was under the db
rsction of Mrs. John E. Zeiter' and
Mind Sarah Valentine. Before the
[sketch the ioliowlng special numbers
were given: .
Male Quartet. ‘A‘Three Doughty Men."
iWard Van Alstyne, JosephMcLungh-
lln. Warren Bcotiold. Charles Gray.
The quartet also rendered the selec-
tion entitled “Sohoolmates.” Mr. .Van
Aiatyne singing the solo.
The quartet did line Work and were
heartily applauded. ‘ .
Minn Edith Miller sang it character
long. "Mather's Little Baby Boy." Miss .
Miller has a fine little voice and her
singing was an appreciative part of
the program.
“Put on Your Old Gray Bonnet." no
rendered by Mabel Miller and Elton
Hoyt. mode a decided hit. 'l‘hose mid-
gets were costumed us a little old lady
and an old man. The little folks Were
forced to respond to the repeated up-
plnuse of the audience.
The sketch entitled. "Aunt Dinnli's
. Quilting l‘nriy." want the next and prin-l
clpul feature of the evening‘s enter-
tnlnmoni. The stage effect was veryl
attractive. portraying an old-fushionetli
sitting room. The fireplace. with its,
candlesticks nod hndlrons and openi
grate. gave an air of warmth and cozi .
neon. The old fashioned furniture and;
the quilt on the frame completed the':
setting. ‘ i
The sketch opened with Mrs. Muck;
settled at the quilt. quilting. nnd Aunt‘
Dinah ut the loft threading needles]
’l‘hcy indulge in lot‘ul gossip.
guests arrive and the quilting coin
glutinous with it running fire of tittie.
futile. .‘dii‘nntlu. rho old mniti. rushes
in lii't'i’lillit-nfl. has seen it man, and
"tho villuiu still pursued, her." It was
Eltir. Hunter. Aunt ilinuh's lodtzcr. who"
nllilit‘ti luvornhio impression.
vsuublwd. plots mischief: the quilt fin-
dshcr; supper in rtvnriy: Freddie's re~
l-‘l‘t'iltlie,
\enne: mutton arrival of tho doucou.
Sillltll‘lfit‘tll from the
city to not nutty from her lover; the
rug“; lllt‘
Lilith-'1; the glitmi nu-
illilillu‘il ions Freddie: lllt.‘ titutt‘t‘ili
steps. out with l"i(‘!lilll"1 (he nodding
in ii hurry: :in- (lemon (milled; liobt t't
.‘Ilitl Nl‘lllt' Ituppy. :tntl lill join in Willi;
(up tit-m oil's
('l‘xlli‘lt'l nzttittn:
flux. “St'l'll191 Swept Ni‘lllt’ Home.”
(‘hur‘ivit-rs.
Nullt‘i‘i lltliilt‘l'
[It‘lit'titt l‘nalituiy
\\‘nl‘.ip.8winir.
l'hnrlt-s they.
John Smith,
ltltlwin ’i‘ulioudne.
Klimt llitti‘l.
l'nrsmt (imidhpi
ilvuimn Iioldt‘rui’i
Fri titllt~
itinnvn on the “lliii! or an» _ ..
up,“ it...” \uu mm... In this Month l't‘ttlltltiyszird Liilltill l'IIl‘
lino tit words.
, Magnet & Flynn
.08 Water Street
A“
call: Con! Coal
Cool weather will soon be here.
Place ‘your order
with us and you will be prepared with the best Coal ‘
“ mined.
.HARRIS & GANS, co.
Tel. 721
South Norwalk
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ispietiditlly unit proved to be it t‘llnrnr'
I
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Iipllic l’('lll|tlll)"'r.\ll§5 l);ti~y St'l‘ll‘
Ill", \ A
hilrnndu Hprignius ~.\liss Morgan-l
lliit‘li‘urlulltl.
llrundinu l‘rpprr lilies ilunnuli lind-
; duly.
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Nl'lllt‘ SuntIt-rson
Mrs, ilooiittlc Miss Joni-i Ewing.
Mrs. Muriln Miss liessle Semitic.
Mrs. Slut-k Airs. Myron F. Osborn.
t‘ereiy Murlttr .\ii:\~: Aunu .\lurtin.
Mrs. l‘nrkvr-~~-.\llus t‘ttrrip Miller.
Mrs Spoonpr Miss Lillian ltonncr.
Miss Lilliup l-lrlwurtlu took llt'l‘ purl
xiii-us inn-y (irny.
inn Ulil‘llli‘llltlllt'tl llttsit'uu.
The work of Miss Mut‘b‘nrlund us the
riilnge Hilli‘tflll‘l‘ deserves spet'hil men-
tion. She filled her (lllllt‘llll role to
perfection and kept the audience ('Oii'
vuiued with laughter most of the time.
'l‘ho' . ._
grow, long, has
Makes your'hair
luxuriant and we can prove it
Get a 25 Cent Bottle Now and
Forever Stop Falling Hairy Itching
Scalp and Dandrnfi'
Hair Becomes Soft, Fluffy, Lus-
trous and Abundant After a
Dandcrlnc Hair Cleanse
Dandcrinc is to the hair whatfrcuh shower!
of rain and sunshine are to vegetation. It
as: right to the roots, luwgonte: and
I rengthcnl them. It: exhilarating, stimula-
ting nod life~prodncing ropmiel cause the
hair to grow nhunduuy long, strong and
beautiful. It at once imparts a sparkling
brilliancy and ye vcty softness to the hair,
and a few weeks‘ use will cabs: new hair ‘to
sprout all over the scalp. Use it every day
for a short time, after which two or three
times a week will be unificient to complete
whatever growth you desire.
immediately after apilying a little Dun-
dcrinc all dandruff will 'sappcar, all itching
oi the scalp will cease and there will be no
more loose or falling hair.
If you with to double the beauty of your
hair in ten minutes 'surcly try IhlS~lil0l§tfl|
a cloth with a little Danderinc and draw it
carefully through your hair, taking one small
tit-and at n time, this will cleanse the hair of _
dust, dirt or any excessive oil~ln a few
moments your hair will be wavy, iluiiy and
abundant and possess an iucoinpnmblc soft-
um, Instr: and luxuriance, the beauty and
shimmer of true hair health.
. If you care for beautiful, soft luiir and lots
of it surely get a 25 cent bottle of Knowl-
ton's Dantlerinc from any drug store or
toilet counter—no. mil surprise awaits you.
l I
Linueil's .
. lair teacher favorably was especially
, jiudicrous.
girl was murdered. l
Monday. Oct. 16. Medical illnmlner
Mitts Violet Edmundl and remains in I:
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Come in . see for yourself.
.
Our “Queen Quality” Shoe.
llftfi an improved flexible slashed Insole. ulnnhod at tut angle, producv
lug n'ucries of flexible overlapping scales, like those of it iiuh. thus
making the sole of waited shoe as flexible as the sole of it turn solo.
The White Shoe Store ll '
90 Washington St. “Whats the Good Shoes Come From"
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.l.'.|.I..'.I.I:'II.I.l.'l'
Now is the
Time to Buy,
HORSE CLOTHING
Luther M. Wright’s
IS THE PLACE .
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in the social of Court Coolie. much.
tern of Comic. this Mixing in the
mitotic (Jinn house. ln‘Wettt «nvsme.
Curd. will Ibo'pluycti end there will
be dancing.
Shakindh Sunétorum, No. 83. 0. O.
H. P., will hold its regular qutrtef‘ly
meeting. this evening. in New 0m
sun. The session will be Mtendod b7
Wlfi'm? 'tt i l
Everybody is invited to portiolm
a int-go delegation of Bouthhmk'
M. the meeting ct Banner Council;
No. 54. Daughters of Liberty. which.
will he held. this evening. the demo
team will hold I rohesnsl w‘d oil the
members are urged to in present.
There wm‘dlso he s social time.
, min Clnrn Kramr. ol‘ squib min
qtrcct, enjoyed a day's vm‘. u from
her. ailment rim Whit v canine;
honor! m loom _ ,
.lier attempt to impress the new mn-
(‘hurles (troy mode a fine (INN‘UIL‘
lie. the. added greatly to the fun and
called forth much laughter frotn the
spectators.
The music teacher. Mr. llnntcr
(Walter ltlwingi ought to receive ('Oill-
mondution. Ills love-mulling wns eu-
poclally Well done. Nellie iMltIl hut-y i
tirnyl. his uweethvnrt. deserves much?
credit for the manner in which she,
took her purl. :
Freddie (little Elton Hoyt). playedf
the port ‘of the tricky. mischievous
boy very naturnliy, and added much,
to the fun. i }
One of the funniest of all the chur-I
actors wait (lrnndmn Pepper (Mint
Hannah Huddely). who proved an ax»;
continually capable person. th re;
(solved mulh praise for her splendid;
work. ‘
The Madame» Mack, Martin. Dooilta
tie 'aud spooncr (Mrs. Osborn. Misses
Sample. Ewing nud Bonner) did well!
in carrying on the village gossip.
~ iiettls, Cecely and Reuben (Miss
Daisy Sample. Miss Anna Miller and
Edwin Tulmndgci made good MI the
young folks of the sketch.
John Smith mode a good country
potion. the wedding ceremony he used
was distinctly original and was full
a! bright. witty ndmonltions to the
bride IM groom. _
The after «premium of the audit
9an couplod'with the constant up
(plans. throughout the roudorini of the
.progrsm showqd that ovary minute of
tho entertainment W“ enjoyed and
CONNECTING GAS MAINS. i...
Contractors Byingtnn and Paradisai
Finlshing Work at Corner of Wall 3
and Main Streets. ‘
(‘ouiiuctors l‘ i, l-iiiltcton :lllil ’l’onyl
l'urndien. of Norwitlli, lilth' a force oi‘
men at work continuing the pits mains:
thorounhfnrpu llll‘fil
morning. The connections with \Vltll;
street will bu lliizilf’ and thvn’ilit» ditch?
will he unulu ('ltlSt‘tl, the work initial
hurried humans.» of the (‘ttllgt‘sllilli it;
(‘Ill'lif‘t‘ of those
('MIIM‘S.
.\< the tones down .\luin‘
slrwt it tools to the souliibrsit and
viosst-s :Hfllikilll the Nine of line Wiur‘
Thus it is no V
cumin to i'lt)§(‘ the ll‘ut‘lih‘ to (urs null:
n olitliiln «hr in run from the ‘
to \‘(itintpliuh and return.
This is the lust log of the Work in
lower Main sun-ti and is lu-im’pusltotli
through mpltily. lE-xit'k nntl lit-intuit.
block me being removed today in (mum
pinto the work.
illi‘l"
nipuuh trolley 'l‘m'lis.
.‘V'llt‘l
The woman who wants it housework-
ur generally has success with n Sen i
f
tinei want Id. ‘ z
‘ tions for
.iplit‘unt is recorded
; time for payment :u-riwx, the soldiers
THE STATE PENSIONS.
Necessary Only for Veterans to Send
Postal Cards to Comptroller.
Aged veterans oi” the Phil War,
some with llll('(‘l’(lilll~ step. continue to
ascend Capitol Hill to the t-on‘iptt‘oi-
l"l"tl iimt't‘ to :ijlpii‘ for the stute uzid '
{ill Mum filli‘t‘t‘l into Wall sli't'wt. n! the; given under the nt-w llt‘l of the leg.-
isiuturt- lllhl adjourned. concerning
whit-h not Attorney (lent-ml John H.
Llillil, tliu'ut inquiry- by t’iuvernor Sim-
ton i2. Baldwin, in writing; an opinion
us to its ('ttli.~'tiilllioliliilly or non—con-
Filltlliunnlil). suys the lltll‘lfm‘d (‘our-
nut. Tip» opinion in :iWiIllt‘tl with nn~
usual llllt'l‘t'fil. ‘? in Iltl pt .‘u'esal‘y tor
the \‘t'lt‘i'lills to unite their applica-
illu :iid personally.
Some tlwre are who though almost un-
Slillt‘
“aide to climb lllt‘ steep walks lending
up llil‘ hill, lultot' under the idea that
they must multv :ipirlit't‘tlion in per-
roll.
oil is audit-imp. The llillllt' of the up.
and when like
will In.» remomlwrtvd.
Ktlvertlse your wunts in The Sentinel
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'His Royal Highness
the American automobliist, is the man
that we are catering to and in order
to make his automobile trip it triumph-
al procession we usk him to bring it to
this shop before starting out. We will
overhaul it. llglilt‘ll up screws and ml-
chinery; put in new parts. put his en-
gine, brakes. magneto, plugs. etc., in
good working order and make his
journey a pleusnnt one by inch of all-
noynnce by bringing his onto to .~ ~ .
N.
c
it was said in the t‘oinptroller‘s .
oillt‘r yesterday afternoon that. a W
inland
II WALL 8TREET t
NORWALK.
PHONE 488.
O. D. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Lin;
Eyes Examined Free
Over 100 Young Men and Women
ATTENDING
MERRILL NIGHT SCHOOL
They are preparing for success " '7
WHY NOT YOU?
Stamford
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