‘ersh Tliaicher was on a recent
blackfiahing trip to Tolteneko.
.
. William 1.0ch has moved to Rowcy-
top’avenue from C out street.
The new residence of Charles Crock-
ett. in McKinley Place, labouring corn.
pletlon.
w...“ my“...
The studio of Miss Mary F. Hackiey,
in Rownytoa avenue. has been under-
going repairs. "
Miss Ruth Stevens and Marie
Moore. of this place. have been visiting
relatives in Stamford.
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Jack, of New
Haven, have been guests of Mr. and
Mrs, C. F. Cronin-it. of ilowaytton ave
nue. '
'l‘wo carloada of trees and shrubbery
were unloaded at the owayton railroad
station, yesterday. for John Sherman
Hoyt. of Tokeneke.
“a.
h~Flverybody invited to attend the
Reliance Whlst tonight.
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The play “Who is Who," which the
Hose company is, planning to give
shortly. is progressing rapidly and
promises to be a big success.
'bvor the Sabbath.
IvS'hcrer. of this place.
lspurt. at fishing for black fish. recent-
licrry Sohlichtlng. of this place;
was a recent visitor in New York city.
The assessors met in the town hall.
Monday afternoon. and received many
tax lists.
W
Martin Shauxhaessey,
was the guest of friends
of Dorian.
in Noroton.
Mrs. Frederick H..Smith..of Darlca.
spent Monday afternoon in Norwallc
and South Norwalk.
Charles Smith. of 'Fsrmlnston.
Court. is the guest of Constable Han-
l'ord Smith. of Main street.
'it‘. A. Straw and Mrs». A. 1“. Gregory.
of Norotott Heights. bsve had installed
in their homes new heating systems.
and Samuel
enjoyed the
Frederick Thompson
ly.
_..._....._.._..
The older Darien boys are not sap~
porting a football team. this season.
the recent baseball nine having been
Mi'. and Mrs. John Lee. who have or-
cupiod one of Miss Sarah Raymond‘s.
houses in Raymond street. have re-
turned to ilrookiyn for the winter.
Charles Stoinwald, who has boeuI.
chautl'cur of Henry W. Plant. at Belle.
Island. yesterday moved to South Nor-l
I Last owning was llailowo'en and
It
walk to reside during the winter.
Mrs. (‘ictrtcns who recently purchas-
ed Iiho Pottortoii uud Iaftt‘oy place at
Tokeneke, and has boon stopping titer-«I Insanely
fot the. past month rotutnod to hor
winter home in New Y ork yestorday.
Mr. and Mrs. .lolin Flint anti family.
who havo occupied .loltn i). Polior's
house at tho junction of
sitoot and llowaytori nvonuo. llll\'(' re
lurtrotl to llrooklytr for Ilto wluiot'
lllIIillliS.
A party of local iisliortrron Wt‘lii, out
Monday in (‘uptaiti Aaron Siovous
fiuo boat and ort'ioyod tho day fishing.
'l‘ito sound was won sourxliotl during
tiip quest and tho
party were wry surrossful soourlur
six litrsliI-ls oi' fltio black fish. Those
who matlo up the party were: (ion: as
it. iluytuorttl. David H. Raymond.
Judson (':ililo_ George W. Stowus and
Captain Sttrotts.
(Yhurlos ll l’otfy. of Raymond stroot.
mitt 'iilllll‘tl :1 party of his li'iorids :il a
ilxtilowo'on last
fruit all a
party.
accounts most
ti.uo was pariioipotod in by all.
izuI sis t‘.‘.lllo iuaultod and there follow-
l‘il ti bowildoring social limo. during
Wlili'll nil pi'osortt wore attempting to
guosa tho idontl-ty of ovoryltody plan.
Tho result was a happy chaos willt‘llv
ailm'dod all a whole burr-oi of fun
‘llel'l' in the evening. tho masks \voro
romnvod and games were plztyod. an
proprlute to tho season. and dunrln':
indulged in b yail. Then. too. tiiore
'wun singing and selections on
piano. all of which was most appro-
prlaloly follow-d by an oldittslilontti
ilullowo‘on suppt. to “llllll all did
:implo justioo. The house was docflir.
uto d for tho our tsion with loaves. corn-
at :tllrs and pumi kins. all of with it so to
Jilllillll'il wlIlr their and a fine rogr‘rid
for Ibo sirupllt'lly ill‘rlll'l-‘(l for such
ullltiiliiilflil. it was not until a into
ho tr that tho nut-ate (It'lNl'lli'tl. wlsiilutz
iltolr iiosi litany iinppt iotuirn of tho
day trial generously conuratulutlnt
tiilut. 'i‘hoao printout woro Mi. and
Mrs Edwumi llritht-itun MI and Mrs.‘
lrtii (lit .5”. " .
H“ ””“m' ""d M " “I'm“ (autreil Edward Chandler. Alsamorar
Smith. Anton Nordin. Bradford Hal-l
Arthur liibbins. iiirnost. Boxtonf
lrm lit-It. Mr and Mrs. Marsh 'ihatch-
or. Mrs, Mary 'i‘lioiuos. Mrs. Si. C. Hor-
' ton. Mrs, it. (ii-lb, Mrs. Susan (3. Potty.
Mine lrono Lym‘dr, Miss Mabel Mich-
nt-I. Mia‘s i-illabutli Nutter, Mina Kalli-
ryn ltlinofolior. (loomi- Way. linvld
iioury.
and t‘lmrlomit. Ii’r tty.
BOY TRIII OUIOIDI.
MidRiliidN. Nov. lxifitaniuy KOillit.
a ton- yenoold lad attempted suicide
by banning in the local lockup today
while awaiting transfer to the State
School for Boys. to which be Was san-
teucivd by Judge Fay in the police
cmirt this morning. for the theft. of a.
bicycle, The boy had suspended bim-
aolf from a bar of the cell door by
ititoitina' his hionau around his neck
and was strangling when taken down.
a...“
BOSTON TROLLEYS OOLLIDEI
BOSTON. Nov. l.~-8iippery rails
brought two trolley cars into collision
at the junction of Medical and Wash-
ington strut-ts. Bomvrvilh‘. today. with
the result that notorious James Me
was severely injured and‘a doses ill!“
cancers were cut by class or braised
by being thrown do“.
”Wt”...-
I
. Monday might.
.lrlt'ix’ittluyj
Illl'lillif‘rx of llltlt
t
or ottlntz. and
onloyublo‘
The l
the?
II. Christensen. Jay H. Itnckloy,
about enough for one your.
A Hallowe‘on social was held for the
young people in the Methodist Cliurchi
They enjoyed various
games The church was prottily dec-
orated.
I Milillil Will ill
' are taken
I name as Burton. and said that he had
innininn'
catty (turns the Mast Severe
can and Ends sum NIB-
.~- cryln that allow Haiti's
A fine ussmtpieof modern monumen-
tal sculpture is soon to be erected on
the plot owned by R. L. Hall. in Lake '
view Cemetery. The material used
Is Barre granite. and. while the moan»
mat is perfectly plain in dcsian. it
is rich in the material used because
of its absoluts infection as far as
blemishes are concerned in the stools
used. Mr. Hall originally owned most.
of the land used in making the come—
rtcry. and still takes great interest In
the improvements that have been
made in recent time. El. B. Lawrence,
superintendent of the cemetery asso'
ciation, certainly deserves great praise
for his nntlring efforts to make Lakes
view the most beautiful cemetery in
the State. A. E. Beauty is the dealer
who furnished the monument for Mr.-
Hsil's lot.
The most effective and harmless
way to cure the Grippe or bres‘it a se-
yore ooid‘ltoithei‘ in the tread,tchest.
back. sing or limbs. is a ‘ se of
Papers ‘ déompound every two
hours until three consccuti-vcl‘ dam
You will distinctly feel the cold
breaking and all grippe symptoms so»
big after the very first. dose. it
promptly relieves the most miserable
headache. 'dullnoss. head and nose
stuffed up. feverishncss. sneezing.
sore thrgat. running of the nose. sore
ness. stiffness and rheumatic aching.
Take this harmless Compound as di-
rected. with the knowledge that there
is no other medicine made anywhere
else in the world. which will cure your
cold or end Grippe misery as prompt-
ly and without any other assistance or
bad aftcreffects as a 25cent package
The night school which was opened
on the 18th in the basement of the it
‘tlve relief to all counters from consth
money paid as for it. That's a frank
' no not? rtr norm
A Statement of Poets Backed by a
, Strong Guarantee.
WeIguarantse lmmediitte and posi-
nation. In every use“ whth'c our tome.
dy fails to do this we will return the
stiletto“ of facts. and we want you
to substantiate them at our risk
Regan Qrcicglles are chips just. like
candy. srmpprtlcuisrlr prompt and
amenable in action. may be taken at
any time. day or night; do not cause
diarrhoea. nausea. .grlplng.- excessive
loosencss. or other undersirablc sf-
‘fscts. They have a very mild but pos-
itive action upon the organs with
which they come in contact, apparent-
i'y acting as a restrictive tonic upon
the relaved muscular coat of the bow-
ci, thus overcoming weakness. and
aiding to restore the bowels to more
vigorous and healthy activity.
Rsxsil Orderiiea are unsurpassnble
and ideal for the use of children. old
folks and delicate person. We cannot
too highly recommend them to all
sufferers from any form of constipa-
tion and its attendant evils. That's
why we back our faith in them with
our promise of monoy back if they do
hrsry building. is increasing in num-
bers and interest. the only lnck beinm
as heretofore. teachers 0n Mondayl
evening the total enrollment consisted
of Pope's Cold Compound. which any
drumict in the world can supply.
After three years' research we. have
conclusively demonstrated that. qui-
nine is not effective in the treatment
ofcolds or griplm one Polish man and live Lithuanian
girls. Two of the itallnns have attcn
ed school regularly since its begin-i
ulna. two seasons ago. and a
others were regular attendants all last,
winter. 'l‘lroso who have volunteered;
their services as teachers are Misses
.. s... m"... 4...... A ..._
on. where he. was treated. He gave Iris
been riding along the road on his way
to New Haven. where he attends Yale,
when suddenly the machine swerved Ivy Comatock. iieien Raymond. Louise.
and he lost oottaciousness The phy- Mead Jennie Wood. Helen Rogers.‘
.._.......'_ w»...—
ho young people raised the trilschlof.l
pulling gates. ringing trolls plating
taps on the windows dressing gm
Tire littlo people kept ad
mirably (pilot. but it was tho bl'uot
ones who had the sport.
'l‘lto l‘rrnoral of Mrs. (:ooritc (‘roist
was held yesterday at :1 p. at. front heri
home in liarion. The initial was in
Sprint: ilrovo cornotery. ’lito soul c
was oouduoted by RM“. H. S, Brown
rind Rev (i. ii Smith. The pallbeare s
woro Stoplton R. ilov,t .lolttt Court in
\. t‘utttlcil and Louis stool 1n.
Died. in liotilto (iotobor 30. litre.
liavid (‘ llentrott. in ltor olultt) third
your. “in lionuott “as it native of
in
loaves
litiriott. bttt had rosldod
many years. whore alto
sons and onto daughter.
tor of Joseph and Alfred Morohouse.
Mrs. ’l‘ltttdtlcuk Hull and Airs, (‘lfirouro
d‘lot‘k. all of liurioti. r‘uriorai from
;lllo iosidoirs-o oi‘ lIor (tinglitor.
;l"r:ruk hit-tirogor. 'l'iiut'stlay.
:tt ‘_’::lIi p. in.
l\\‘ti
She was a ais~
Novem-
bot
Whilo driving (mo of tho horses
which has boon bourdvd in his stable
for tho winior by it Now Yorlt llii”ht‘
lliiill. last Saturday uItornoon. nonr
(iloubroolt. ii. i). Hanson. llto \‘etorirr
ariun. lutd rm oxoiilua time.
lblindt-tl by tho sun.
fit of bllmi sitiauors.
doud run down the road.
iii the sido ol' the road. .‘dr.
was not thrown out. but tho wagon ro-
roolvod severe. Injury in tho front.
wliot‘o ii collided with one of tits
tr-Itru iio succeeded in uniting. tho
‘ homo home after much labor
| The liar-ion font of the Bay Scouts
tired it wiouor fast at their camp Mon
Iduy night.
boon tlisposod of.
a large quantity of nuts. apples and
Ipninpkln pic.
;f'lf‘.lll‘(‘Il for action Wlllill trioans that
Ibo supper dishes wore ltuutlod out of
the way. to malts rooru foi gallium;
‘(Wlll it were pluyod until “quitting
.llme. ’ The hour present wore: (ioorgc
lard,
Harry (loll. [lolwrt Mat-Iiounld. l‘Zd-
wut‘d liiudloy. Albert i‘ttnzolt, Ralph
Ublt‘ln. .lumoa Mt'liuio. (luorgo Nash.
ilnrdld llnios. llyrou t‘ttntroll.
«.— u. a...“
Sunday. about. 2:30 p. m.
. ll [INHIJVBH
broken motorcycle. Both were indie
evidence of an atcldent of sonic kind.
The youth was hielding profusely at
the bond and had humor ous scratches
about the face and hands lie was
carried to the out-til of Dr 0.11.510:-
”f llrol I
M rs. ‘I
The h‘)l'ti(!_I
was Iukon \vltlt ai
it star-tori on a.
,lir. ilnnsou'
pullod the animal into a clump of trees:
iianaon
After tho frankfurters hadf
the boys dovourotlI
The decks wore than.
.lumea Sexton. Prod Pinch, ilay 5‘inch.l
found lying hour the side of the Post‘
road. unconscious. and near him was a I
lslclan took him him to Noiwalk andtwmifred ilail Edith ilaiinan Brown.
sont hltn on his War to‘Now Haven laud Mi. and Mrs. W. A. Bradley. Most'
. The motor rule. badly damaged when“ these pro, willing to promise only
gaunt to the. liarlcn garage for repairs lone owning a week and at least flu:
IMI Butler. proprietor of tho garagelrom-hets are needed each evening— if“
revolved a letter Monday from a man. . Monday. Wodnonday and Friday fmm
twin) signed himself Harris Morse all? :30 to 9. It will be soon that double
Hoxhuri. Mass He asked “I: rtmu. ion» number is needed. The school
to solid the mat hino. allot tho repairs room has had a coat of palm {our mpg
had been made. to his homo there
anti ponoiis ptmidcti by the i) A R
”ARMS AND BLANC To FACE- ’i‘so tables haw lawn given by Mm;
COURT. Illrtinu inclmood and Robert Ogden;
I la donated lint rink and some pictures
ITrlangic Waist Co. Proprietors Must ham- telletod tlu- irritations
I Answer '0. Holocaust in New fiwnlls. and the needed chairs have been
1 York. March 25' lent by tho ( itll Loans. The opcnlnit.
,_ , . of the room a reading room on
\IIIIW \IIIIK' \III ITuosdny uttd 'lhursdm ovoniuus. tin
and M"! illnnc. IIHII’WI‘ ”I” of u" Iltier tho Hilllt‘ninltiii of Alan Patterson
'l'llIiilKli‘ “at: t ooutpaui Ilto flit Inland W. I" Weed. is an experiment
“MN! on March 25 last rosulltd in
the loss of till lives, will have to 301 Tito finances of the Young “(my
to tiltrl in tho trout: futttro under in li‘lub “H. not what the Board of Gov .
dlotrnente of tuanslaunhtoi iii the first on...” wish them .0 I... '1 his is due.
‘ dour no
.ludat- () Silllhnll- in tho court of
‘aruiutui sosslons \ostotduy dinnilowcdl-
: demurr‘oia to built tmonts I
against thorn. excepting a dotuurrorl
lil‘
» lsatrt linttia
NI' \' 1’“
to our room. 'l‘itolr cases will prolr For sale Cheap
ably r... t-ullod Friday. but it is not,
liitoly that the trial will start i‘or‘} RHODONOLIA PARK
some weeks.
LOT 15. BLOCK 7
CALL AND SEE
.l. M. Layton 8: Co.
lNO.
REAL ESTATE A INSURANCE
AGENTS
THAMER
OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS
GOOD EYESIGHT
ls onloyod by a great many people
today bouausc we know how to fit
iliolr glasses properly. We employ
oxperlcncwl ()t‘tllislu to examine
eyes and guarantee satisfaction.
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford. Conn.
(ipon Saturday hit-onion
The Reed 5: Volk
‘ Electrical Co:
The Only Fully Equipped
ILIOTRIOAL 8N0!
l
l Big Sale of . u. .1" ‘23:“: . . ..
Phone 805-40 South Main Strut
Sewing Machines
loath Norwslk. Music Hall Bloci
This NIW‘ HOME AUTOMATIC
DROP HIAD maul-r .40
Machine.
SALE PRICE. .30
l
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TELEPHONC CALL no
lllllllllll HllllSi
(Granary Boulevard)
IAIT. NORWALK
Shore [harms and All Kinds of
80’s Food (looked to cm
Jill“. ll'iiilllll. Hill.
I
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"Mlhm mum nil kinds PM
chino silppiiu. Repairing Swan?”
a
liumdhug
Guns. Witch. Trips. etc.
WW& Co.
WMAIslnmlsri-n
Honey well law m _
mm in The
Il'l‘bg latest improved Machine. Guar-
anteed for 10 years. This price starts
tomorrow lasts one week. Romain-
ber the price-430.00.
Does Your Roof Leak?
n
I W395?“
”In
conduit mm. sun man an.
activism. cons.
W
NorwslkBrlndiOIfflcoof
crops ALI. LIAKI
050 A GALLON - m A canon
We guarantee tbs weather wear of
our Compound for these "an. Writs
of sixteen ltalinns. one German andl
not give entire satisfaction. Three
sizes: 12 tablets. 10 cents; 36 tablets.
25 cents. and 80 tit-.bicts 50 cents. R0
Mmember you can obtain Rexali Rome
dies in South Norwalk only at our
storew'i‘he Rexail Store. The Clifford
Pharmacy. Quittnor & Canty. Props.
9
ewlers who have fulfilled their promises
and contributed generously to the
to show some generosity and contri»
bate some sum. no matter how little
A few people are still donating sums.
but the revenue derived from dues is
not enough to keep the club in exis-
tonce much longer. rhiiess more sup-
port is alien by additional subscrip-
tions. in view of this condition of at
fairs. a committee was appointed to
pic, who, It impellevcd. can be ap-
ploughed in the matter of subscrip-
tlons. asking for their support for a
certain number Iof years. The com-
mittee appointed is A. if. Raymond.
Nelson Siliimaa and Walter Barnes.
Under the able supervision of Supt.
Wylie. the club has prospsrsdpmd is
In great source of pleasure to its mem-
bers. it would be a pity if support
were denied it. Dr. McLanc who
founded the club put a great deal of
money in it, and. out of respect for his
desire that the young men'of the
town should have a good club-room. it
is only right that the townspeoille sup-
port tbe project.
166 PRISONIRS OF STATE RE-
LEASED DURiNG THE YEAR.
.—
Of the Remaining Five Disposal. OM
Was Sent to insane Asylum and
Four Died.
HARTFORD, Nov. l.-The annual
meeting of the Connecticut Prison as»
sociatlon was held at the office of the
association in the capitol this after-
noon. Reports of officers were re-
ceived and officers elected.
The report of the agent of the asso-
mw up a list of names of Itownupeo- .
.4 v
[llIll llill liillllll
[lllllllllS till llllll
Gives Color. Lustre to Faded anti
Gray Halo—Dandruff Quick-
ly Removed
From time lmmemorial sage andsul»
phur have been psed for the hair and
scalp. Almost everyone knows of the
value of such a combination for daris- .
suing the hair. for curing dandruff and
failing hair. and for making the hair
grow.
In olden times the only way to get I
hair tonic 'of this sort was to brew it
in the home fireplace. a method which-
was troublesome and not always our
isfactory. Nowadays almost every up
toasts druggist can supply his paw
irons with a ready-tonne product, skill.
fully compounded in perfectly equip-
ped laboratories. The Wyeth Chen'dr
cal Company of New York not up an
ideal remedy of this sort. called Wyo
cth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy.
and authorize druggist to sell it under
guarantee that the money will be re
funded if it fails to do exactly as rep-
resented.
if you have dandruff, or if your hair
is turning gray or coming out. don't
delay. but get a bottle of this remedy
today. and see what a few days' treat-
ment will do for you.
This preparation is offered to the
elation showed that of the 170 inmateswublfc at fifty cents a bottle. and is
of the Connecticut Prison released dnr lrecommended and sold by all drug»
.ing the year, three were deaths. duels...“ Special agent. Stillson “Powell
:they have kept the e
la suicide and one transferred to the'
Connecticut hospi al for
support of this institution have not
renewed their subscriptions. These7
oriaiual underwriters agreed to glv
their support for three tears. and it ”‘9 association. all being given CM“
is only ieasonabio to suppose that if “‘3- 13‘ were f“‘“‘“1‘9‘1"l°llling 128
my, in existence given board. eight giron tools, one as-
t slated to another state and two seats-
ted from jails.
so long. that the townspeople ough
the insane-.1
e. "l‘he remaining 165 were assisted by
lCorporatlon.
J
OUT ON PROBATION.
Middletown .Womsm. Charged. With
Theft. in Care of Minister.
HARTFORD. Nov. i.—-The case of
lips and the noressaiy books. tarpon.
of the .
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The CBRWTIY Compound
for «W We“ salts,
Feawick Optical Co ,
1
KRYPTOK
WWW BIFOG‘llI
EYES EXAMINED FREE
AND GLASSES GUARANTEED
lto the fact that man:- of tho subscrib-I .09." Monday and aflurd" "gnu...
UNITED BANK BUILDmG._
South Nomik
Mrs. Bertha Kieft. of Middletown.
’ Aid was also 3“ on to 12 discharged . charged with the theft of 3200 worth
linsane prisoners ‘oi clothing from a. Fox and Cole stars
The financial reports 8110““ "3* in this city. was disposed of in court:
Iceipts of $3156 76 of which 82 “64876 iminty by Mrs. Kieft being placed an-
ans expended in the aid of DI‘IEWM” l tier the care of the Rev. F. E. Acheson.
. and 335“ 17 for 01“” purposes 101“ pastor of the Church of the Holy Triu—
;IIIK II balance of 8101,65 at. in Middletown. who will make
l ..._———-—-——-. monthly reports to the court. Mrs.
IRECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSEL-5. Kieft did not appear in court. it was
l.——A'rrived: Sir,
ctr.
NEW YORK. Nov.
Oceanic. Southampton
said that at times she was not reapolb
slbis for her acts, and it was during
those periods of mental aberration
that she visited Hartford and took the
clothing. ‘
New York; New‘
Haven 8. Hart-
ford
RAILROAD
\iont-y well invested—din Advertise
meat in The Sentinel.
AL
LOVER’S
“The Place"
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a.»
I Hotel Mahackemo
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J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
csavrcs mo comma or T0 oars
«earns as can DAY sun uswsnn li‘Im"
l warm ntsssas 75c
lBanqaets a Specialty
Til... CALL SSS
—l TIME TABLE
”25’
in Effect Oct. 1. 1911.
SOUTH NORWALK ITO NEW YORK
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A. ll. w-iz'; lilv. 5:05“. a six. 6:09. 6:57
t’t'.‘.‘I|x. th'ix. .Iik. ‘ le 91.“. 9:37.
liti Jflx. Int 45.x. 11::
M.~i::t'.l.\. IlII'III'i lL'l't'x (I’hila. (k
Exp- mrt‘!‘ in ii: illil‘nl Rhel‘), 2 “N.
.lix. 5:35.. )ZBIN. ii: to. 01am. II: lax.
Iii-zit. a «Ix. in it.
Sundays.
A. Rlx" 12mm. Snif‘x. 5‘l‘\:. 8.5.4. 10.3"“.
l‘ M. 12: 51a. 2:343. 214%. 5:35. 5.50s.
.;Il.l. 't‘. 5: x. htrix. 92403:. 10:28.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
..—.... “__. . .. _.......... “.M ....
WELLER
for 500
Call at our'storc and cumin. than
for yourself.
W. F.Wigmore 8: Ca
DRUMIIT!
I North Main It.
Is. Hamil:
The Celebrated $3. 50
Safety R3201“
A M. ~i: 45x. 5:.40 fl is. it: 001:. It: 0’“.
8‘. 55\. if: ”H. ltl 02x. 10115. 11:00x. 11:05.
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A Popular Shoe
at a Popular Price
HAVEN.
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Sun ndsys.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
Button and Lace
$3.50 and $4
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10: 075:.
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SeeOuI Big Stock
or
chuunut
srovss
And make your selection before
cold weather comes. All sins
and prices.
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N. nastiness.
Sum
Horace R. Nash
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SOUTH NORWALK TO DANSURY.
M.:«~lzoo (daily except Mondays).
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Qundsys.
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le YORK To IOBTON.
Stopping st New Haven. New London
and Provldsncs.
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lizlix
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Selling Out.
Our Lame Stock of
Pyrography f
(ilurnt Wood) at half
price. It would be won
for those Interested in
Pyrography to select their
articles at once. while the
assortment is good.
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11:19. .
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Illusion- II
If. 9 lmmm
sell
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Norwalk Chronicler