mum ‘1
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TUESDAY, AUG. 31, 1915
V . when be deported, but just look at
. what he missed.
I
‘Whheeives a letter
Mahmud!» Refills-t,
musicales
. ‘Bow an old resident of San Fran-
. clsoo writes to 8. Norwalk friend in
. ,tegard to their Great Fair;
V "Of course. there has been nothing
I" 15311 Francisco 11115 3'91“ 11111 1119 “i wouldn’t call it an elopement Mr.
1 ”3103111911 We 1119 31111 1110119 “‘19 Easton and my daughter had been en-
Rhine our being in an atmosphere 019 gaged for a tear or a year and a half
P P 1 .E “1‘1 111059 111111810 1‘11““ but it hadn't been made public be-
state 115_ 111 the face. at eyery 111111» 511 cause I had not given my consent. 1’.
down With us at our meals and haunt had put an embargo on the wedding» 1 After partaking of the above line
out sleeping hours. The 1915 babies They wanted the embargo taken 099 repast, D. W. Harford the worthy
will know that many letters of thetV and I wanted them to wait until later navigator of the. Assembly, called the
alphabet, if they never learn anything in the fan but )0“ know the “.395 of 9m69llllg to order. and gave a very fine
more. the are ten fortunate 1n being young layers, andrcss of welcome in his usual well-
so near the Ex11051‘10n grounds, as 1 ”l was up in the Adirondacks 0n the pleasing and oratorital manner.
““1119 every day, 101‘ 113111” 311 “911' day they got married at Noroton. 171 He introduced as the first speaker.
111% 98-5593 111‘“ 1 (1011.1 81'0“ down didnt get back here until Sunday, and'Judgc William F. Tammany, lwhogave
there '10 hear >01“ 11119 11111510 113’ 011~ltl1at is the reason “by the announce rt beautiful and inst1ucting add1.ess
01 the “1313" 131110115 1111““ 911811ng by mtnt of the marriage wasn‘t made no 'on “Patriotism," the emblem of the
10111111 111111 1111111
1111 1111101 1011
(Continued From First Page.)
ed to be the finest yet served at any
of their banquets:
Crab Meat Cocktail.
Stuited langoes.
Bisque of Clam.
Lobster Cutlets.
Parlsenne Potatoes.
Cucumber Salad.
Chicken 3 la Maryland.
French Peas.
Freisli Biscuits. “
Watermelon. Canteloupe.
Demi Tasse.
H. S. SAFFERD.
Wills DESPIIE
00111118110111 SMITH
(Continued tram first plea)
y
I}.
;;‘._
Olives.
Conn, although the belated announce
merit and the fact that there had been
no previous word of Miss Smith's en-
gagement led to that belief. Mr. Smith
said:
I
53 WALL STREET
NORWALK
rot-tons 433
“O. B. Jackson
OPTICIAN
Everything in the Optical Line,
Eyes Examined. Free
. - r 1---—1-
Final Clearing Sale_ .
less of cost Suite. Coats.Dresses, Skirts, Waists, Corsets
and Hats. Nothing carried over into next season.
Everything must go.‘
Cloaks &
THE P ARI Millinery
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK
4-
’L
‘-
. O .
the fair people or to see m Smith til toda he ‘ t Nat o l B k
' 12’. t is or I < i y n
fly ‘looping the loop’ etc. or take a . ~. . -. . ,Fourth ngwe of hi? Knigh - 1 1 1 na a
gm . . t 1 Former haston 1s a Lawyer at 31 (1019191511.: He 'pralsed Pres1dentV ._ m-
1.1, peep a some attraction in the zone, 111103111111" He 15 3110111 32 years 01‘1-Woodrow Wilson and said. “that thisl - M U T U A L I N T E R E S T
at which, as Mr. Venus says, in “101.11' 1.1 h N v 11 . ' . '
11111 15 01119111 9“ 111111 is 1111'- 11116511c'ountly is indeed lucky in hainng The llllilllt‘s< enter rises of '1 . 1 ~ 1- ' - <
Nutual Friend‘ they have a large var ' ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ ‘1“ ”“01“": are Of Interrat to us
.19; V, iety of the human warious' 11313111? 11111111 5‘1”?“ W119“? 1‘ “115 511111 such a wise and cool headed man all and command our solicitious attention.
ast n1 ht that ii was 011 his weddln . . - . '--. .
We are entertaining about 35,0th trlp." fie 1s a glitdunte of the Colin:- 001‘ helm? He spoke at some length. Tht 9r remit of our 11111195... ,1. ’due to the confidence we have
. strangers daily now and our streets ba 1 l l, on the present struggle on the other: earned from our many depositors mmugh 51m“; conservative and
9.»; 1. :_ 1 law Sc 100 and is tic-cpresidenltsida and of the. great shess on ac V I'TOL’N‘55h0 methods. _
1003 01111" 3111111311“ 1519170116 Pm and director of three companies, the f 9 h 1 was bcin “9f ., ,9 her V . ,
.1 nounses the fair 11 great success, and (1315109919 Petroleum (‘orporation 901-1111 0 511‘ 11 W 1“ ) R P l t . 1,- .111) 111.11 in whit-tit 111 flank (an be of service to you,
, 3 it is certainly a wonder. As you know,.the Mexican Pctrole m Com 111 ltd.‘1 “9“" 1119 “110111119“ 01 0111' ”CV-“1‘1”" ‘1“ 110‘ hem“? 1“ COME“ With 1'". Dthlr'u they will appreciate the
"1‘ ; I u p I" ‘ at the present time. 1 oppm'turit 1 of an inter'.1iew '
we have had many notables visiting of Delaware and the penuleum ‘ 1 ‘ .
“"1111 this year, among others Wm. LITmnspon Cémpany i John J C 8131111811 “R “91‘ 0811“; We 115:. the State Tax on our Savings Df'llosits.
...... Bryan and Roosevelt, and it is inter“ Mr. Smith said last night out 111.“1’°“ ““1 "1 ms "sum mm mum“ ~
. . . .
‘ be t the crowd amused with some; _ “hm
h ‘ C' ffiz‘nrgtzctgptllzft: lgidiiifirettltceembgla“$ Iand \irs Easton spent Sunday at his clcpter stories. but then became set-l . I:
9,. I. cials and as ma“? citizens home in Greenwich and that they had mug and gave a fine. talk in regard
...11'1 D tstarted on a wedding tour he didn't _ V V
,9... This was not as marked with T. ll. iknow’ just Where to the crisis which faces this country _ .
'1 as with the former, who was not met Mrs. Easton 13 the second daughter‘ at the DIES?!“ “"19, on 3000““ 0'
on arrival by any representatite Deni-10f Mr and Mrs Smith She was abroad goods which were bought on the Olli-
w: cents or by the state or city officialsiwnh her father in the summer 099 or side He mentioned the fact in
articular of dyestuffs, which are
no brass hands, no cheering. n0? 8le91914,11ben the Dock Commissioner ‘9
demonstration whale-(r. while on 1113.and many other Americans were luscd in all sorts of ways. bill in PM
list visit, the whole city went wild 511-9959,} in southern Europe. Theygtlculnrly on clothes and hats. Dye
over him. They do not like the course came back to New York on AugustV . stuffs that could be bought for 7c 3
" he has taken in regard w the “"190 21,1911,"é"n the Italian steamer Prln pound are now 5100 a pound 1‘
manifests, and some seem to think 116.911».- di Udlne, which 111111 been chart-lprmed tar: intercom: ~
' has taken this course Will! an 8er '0 ered by American refugees. 9' John F. McMahon. the real histor— l!
1?“ ‘1'“ -———--—-‘—-"—-a-’-'--- lion oi the order. gave a wry fine and
only hope he will run. for we should; ' MOVE MEN‘FOR THE ARMY. ‘llnstructive talk to the members 111
1:1. ' then have a three cornered fight. with: ’ WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.—»Sccretliry1Mr. McMahon, the order has 11 man
almost certain success tor the Repub-IGarrls'lm has directed the War Collegeiwho can at all times give to the ment-
1 Hum candidate- lioosm‘t’“ WWW "Z to submit plans for securing addition-111211.: valuable information. as he is o
" 1 large CTOWG. and is 5““ very DOpUla. al regular army oflicers and a corps or student on matters of! this nature He
in this state. ‘rcscrvc ofllcers both for the regulnrhom of the reserve fund which the
l was much interested in the exhibit army and for a volunteer army or any 1 order has ill the present “91935,.
of the Worcester Salt Co. at the Fair. other force which Congless may uu-' 000 000 and the manner 19 Which it
It 15 1°” 111091111101“? “1" and the 111011.29'11111111 invested. He. also told of the
genllCn‘l :: 1:1 attendance is very capa- This step has taken with V11 view 0H bonot that the order in 9M! .stale
lilo andspolite. l never knew before recommendations to Congress at its' bad conferred upon her when at the
a future candidacy for Presidency
'1.
From (A yCoal
Pocket is
‘=V_;l?ositively Clean
Order" Now ht “Slimmer Prices.
Our. prices are as low as anybody's prices.
...}, ,L‘all, write or Phone
Our representative will Kindly call and see you
All
“—4.. _.__,a.‘ __ . ~
5!!! ht??? your company mado‘~their coming session.
martini. but the model on exhibition
Vshotvs the entire process so clearly
‘ that one tan easily undelstand it. ~lV
dont 11 under that your still is of such
excellence, and maintains so high a
standard. This is a good place to
BMW What you are doing as the model
will’be seen by so many millions,-
the great army of users, in the home,
in the dairies and elsewhere.
* V we had apiece of the big New York
"choese that weighed 15,1100 pounds. and
mull-ed the milk of 10.00030“; for
one day to make it. The quality" was
. 'vmfi"W'uw-¢
”WV
Secretary Dnuiels is also expected
to recommend additional ollcers 1'01
the Navy, rcglltdlcss of the. building
proglam yet to be decided upon
.______.,—___A
CITY’S GROWTH IN SIX MONTHS.
WASHJNGTON, Aug. 31.——Growth
of the new Alaskan railroad construc-
thin terminus at Anchorage, Alaslttt,‘
WMMICW 51‘ 11101111151 1180 to V'n01. John llarragh. lames F. Shccllanfl! ALLEGED BANK LOOTERS 0N GOOD HEALTHFUL DRINK
o
a city of 3,000 pollulation today, 11 ith
.convcntion in August-W111. J. Mulll,
gun was elected a director of the .-10r I
tderi at Seattle. 1 '
. Those were the thre’c principal ad- !
ldrcsses but other members gave short1
:tttlks. The folowlng wbre present:
11. 11'. Harford, w... '1'. Tammany;
about your winter' 3 supply.
M
Harris & Galils
WATER STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone
721
H. McMahon. E. 3.1H111cs, John J
4-
John F. McMahon, Wm. F. Word. Wm]?I
Cavttnagll, l-L F Rose. E. F O'Con
C. ll. McNamara, F J. Donahue. Du TRIAL.
11111 8019111111’311‘ 1‘ ‘1113’ 1’11118110110115 1° F. Toonley, John Sheellan and Fdw 11rd
take care of the influx of people. is “0mm“.
told in. telegraphic teports to the ln-i
trial of Baron Eugene F. E. Oppenfi
1 Every drink scrtcd at our
31 —-Tlle fountain 1s healthful 1n ever) 111-
grcd1ent. We use only the best
SYRACUSE N. Y" Aug.
' VV excellent,. and we were sorry we could
1 75:39:-
not get more 01‘ it. What u burrowV1er1°r Department.
that cheese would have made for that’ commissioner Tallman oi the Gen—
old rat in' Aesops Fables. who riotiredmml Land Office received 3' message
.1 mm the horld 'to do penance (03‘ 111113 from Chief Field Agent Christensen
past misdeeds and was found by his saying that in addition to a recent
children nicely enscoused in 11. big sale of six hundred lots on Gov-em-
,Edam cheese ' -
We have 'Vthe grbateSt variebeV
’ment domain at Anchorage at a total,
price of $145. 000 180 more lots were.
music at the Fairffrom the gigantic
sold Saturday at a total or 28, 000. The
Richard
State
gComnlissloner of Education ‘h’ownrd
heim, former Assemblyman
ENUMERATION BLANKS MAN-ED Vllttrplty and forum Assistant
BY COMPTROLLER.
1 Blanks for taking school
. it?
enumera- Rogers, charged with embezzling more
tlons were mailed yesterday from the'thnn §28, 000 of the funds of the First'
state comptrollers omc'e to most or Natl uni Bank of Amsterdam, )1. Y..Icon1'ince yourself that it is the
the towns and cities of the stat)
the' first of March every y.ear ‘thu Statés court.
state pays to the different towns and, The indictment against William T
1cltles‘ 2- 25 for each a‘cnool 61111111” 11171: Brice. a teller in the‘ bank was not
fruit s1rups. Our chocolate is be-
comtng famous. Have _10u tried
DcKlyn's ice cream served
at the fountain orin boxes to
take home. Try our Soda and
On": 11115 Vu'pencd here today in the t1nlte1lV1‘best 1n town.
The Norwallt Dru9, Co.
site is one of the termini o: the new:
IGovernment railroad from Seward to}
Fairbanks, for which Congregs already 1
has appropriated $1, 000 ,000f0ut otn
lerospect9ve outlay of $35,000,1l00. 1 -
”...-*7 ... . 1.
LEGISLATIV EUN N. ."1 . 1»:
1101111 Buckley, segreIzary 0139]; 3138-1" exces‘s ol the payment made tile :fie l
ls‘lh’tivo club bf Cdnneoticut,_ reported
this morning that no less than 265
men who are entitled to. their privilege}
.1 have bought. tickets for the an1' r0- aimed Th? enumerntion 1’31““. 31°11
unlonaot 'Momattxuin this wept. Mar 3:. 1151’
lsbe’ll and Colonel Eaton, who with 1
C l. Stoddard. are running the ream
Airgun in Festival llfill to the, so‘ueak-
hang pipe and: 0m toinr; mettle 's'cmltnl
i: of Cairo’ where a the discOrds are
'1 . supposed -to be truly; Egyptian.. and
, such as were royally endorsed by the
Ipflginal Pharaohs.) ,In the ‘Melpdltt;
1 they extract harrilbny from barrel
staves, bits of glas‘s, and old sho‘e bot
toms, to beat the band. How they do
it. is a. mystery, but they show it to
you. and thére you are! We enjoyed
..lx' . . Gonna 3 band very much, and bade also
‘ ' ‘ 12111119111113
1.551.111.1511 has some- sixty pieces,
troller. ‘
3’1 Last year, the name: of 276.78.) c91il~9
1111-911 were reported‘ IVluid $621, 78.13n '88-;
1yeair's list :Will have several third and
999m , more than the list 3! last year can-
LOBES SIGHT 0F EYE.
1:11:10st bot-h; intide the grounds and
’Im the hills overlooking same. The
.wple in the latter location miss many
’ bomber pieces which so oi! abs.
“11.-5151,1111 they don’t have to pay,
mining to:- what $111131?” see. and
are something! Tbé nightly 1111111115
mm 11 :1 11111111111. and 11061119.- so
quite wild over. it; when they use it.
or the first time: no words can por-
the rake penetrated his rightist eye.
ball. He was taken Ito the emeréency
hospitalnglhere it 1113's said 1131 1would
lose the sight, 0t 1935 079-. V 1:11
warn some; 111' up; hdthmdbile accl-
dent here yesterday. Asselln sustain-
, ing a. broken collections: The taxi in
:which‘ they were riding to :1 wedding
celebration bveflurned‘iiear Hamilton
not They «9125:1811ch .139 “st. Mary'IV MERIDEN C9111! irons mi: _
11113111151. but w9ro‘ released two hours: . ._ . BREAKING; . 9:1; .1
liter. V _ 11111111111511. hug. 1314110111 ems-1
‘ . ier. 16 years old. was bound .er. in .
“my“? F135“ 115“” .1 ~ :1 two by 1115‘ police court manicure
‘5' ‘3" 4113'31'411‘11911 with breaking into Henry Donut»
. 11‘191'1'1111'11‘1‘ ‘11 5‘1 tle’s residence yeaterdcy. momma-
Virgil-9:: 11110111; alumna: nearly. 25,199.99”; an mm and can“ the;
1"“ . ”1"“ ‘1" 11°“ 1‘32“?" 5.1.1159 but: he Walt ails: dietitian
music 11': yum 1115111119115. last 1mm 9,. 9,9,9 ”,9 m, 90.. ,9.
..
i
WW
I I all ‘
WV to say what people will do 11' 111111
W 'yesrs from -now.- I 11111 glad to"
tween the .8895 of i and 16 years: 1155 movbd by the Government at
shall Ihpte bpen repofled to the comp-1 tinie.
guess‘tor the prbsectttlong‘.
attempt. to show a conspiracy to d'e‘V-
”,paid out which w‘aé considerably in trend the banki ' ’
‘vious year 11 is sX’izected th8{“hls'3p11.ctAL TnAtN MONDAY, SEPT. 11
one New York.1-G.C.T. .
H. A. MEAD, Mgr.
this it No. Main St. So. Not-walk
he is to appear as the chief Wit-:1-
LNEW AMERICAN MAIL STEAMER.
11 WASHINGTON Aug.31:——An ar-
‘_._.
The government, it is expected;wll1
l,‘ r .9:
“......
for an additional sixteen 11ml Am.
TO NEW YORK? lericnn mail steamer between .San
GI Monday. September. 6. a. sneewifiancls‘co‘ and S d e A
. tr ll , .
finals; will leave Hartford at 10 p‘. y 11 y as a a m
‘tor New York and run on the follow-1
lr m ‘ 9
ins schedule. 915“" in a sailing from San Frill! .
1150,8111th and Honolultf. This will
. cisco e 17 three .:
,1 V0: V: . vex, weeks]
any 0" their instruments quite d" :01: can see 200 more tickets; disposed BRlDGRIPORT ' 7 . 1. 1. 1--1——-—-—---—-'- .. .
-. 1 ) 31—J0un “0F ‘ . . , 1’. ‘ -
axing? $1511.22: Til? (1113:5111: °t “‘1 MT 510313!” llone can handle'cM-‘IL aged 53. 91 flatbed“ Wt. 11:23:: 3...,“wlllilf: 3m F} i'.’ Fm: 'QHIEFs sONVENT'QN’ .
'1'corfn'e ear. It is to near 111111111 DRY about as mnrryb . 3n :, .. . :fifigemt $3: ?;:3;: gm: Eddington .1. . ”1......10: topa’lchggcifi?mgv 3311:; 92:75:;
9 ,. ...-...: ,9 , ‘ swé-Hav ....... ..... ' ‘
19316552923315"fighgrgagogguggzV 4211101“ 111 AU'EO AcploEu-r. ,Vsdnaay when he wmhelplns obituary BMW? ,Wllli :53; 9; 1‘1““ 0‘ 1118 ”“1“?" 51““ “‘1 Cal“
11 u e" and m m 69! mm. Warnanunv. Aug 111 Joseph La. .11an market. after 9131: Saturdsyzumsm. 3.919.- Nomm 1; 53 p m :21“ were ”resent W119“ ”“3 1°"V'11‘m1
11° 9‘ rue v ' ,1,th 131' cl France; Daniel and Chablés- Morin lie was reaching 1‘ a. rake whim it Btihnmrd .... '1 .-.. ,12' 13 N’ltt annual convention of the Intel-nation
"91111155 ””11 week. 91’ "“1 g1 and Edwin Anselm, 1111;01,‘ Springfield, slipped and one or. the iron teeth or C I ...; ...... H 1: 05 3.1111131 “mam“ of mm Engineers w“
lopened here today.. _
TIMEEY SALE
.1 ‘4. "an 7 -“
1:... . V 0f Preservmg Jars
15:1: 1MX'VsoN JARS; 7“: sun: eE'AL AND E 2. MRS
Pinups duct: ...-.......;... 39o.- '1 1‘1M'1‘d‘1'“ 55"
" Quarks dozen W. . .59c11
Guilt. ,a dozen 42c; ,
. aqusrtutsizsmdozen.....“Jun
1' Jelly Giulio. PIrIWIX used for preserving,
VV1_V1-8pt.stxeladossn ...“... 19159 .10., “......u... 91;. lb.
it 1
"held: F Gehe’be 1
trips Delivery 52 Washington VSt‘. so Norwnllti
drangement was concluded ~yesterda1 7
between :the Post Ofllce Department
and the Oceanic Steamship-Company: '
lit uonwALK
‘13". : 1%} ’v1'-’:1 '
D lllRetld CO
Established 1317
1%: x“- 5
Warm Blankets m cooler nights
Vfltcn one of these cold nights
there is a suggestion in the air that Jack Frost ma} he
comes along and
xicwing the landscape front some dtstant ltllltop it is Va
very comforting thing to have
reach. A llght weight wool a
a
lid
warm
Ctttt 011
l'llankt't Wlll’llll
illixturc is stif-
ficient for this timic of \'1:31 and a wry nitc quality with
either pmk or blue border that
$2 25. $3 00 $3 7
White all wool Blankets
daintv border. blue or pink.
_1 be had at a small {11116.
5 and $19.00
111 all needed weights. with
$4 50. $4 75, $5 00 and up to $14.00 and $15 00
Single or double btd 5171.
Plaid Wool Blankets 111
pink, blue. gray and red.
to school or collcc‘e.
$425. $5 00
Gray Blankets, .11] \‘\ 001.
All cotton,
Camp Blankets, dark gray or
The Weather Bureau predicts
a hard winter. The squirrels are
already laying in stores, the birds
are putting on winter clothes and
preparing to migrate, the bark on
the trees is much thicker than or-
dinary and there are other signs
that forecast a severe winter. Tile
western ludians are cutting an ex-
tra large supply of wood and fuel,
and advise their white brethren to
prepare for a long cold siege.
This section is 11011 111 us
the north store a quict and
New Luncheon Sets for
Time to bt‘“1ll Clnist
for Autumn.
brown and ltlatk.
Anew}
\ gay
collars.
magpie cftccts.
30, 35 and 45 cts.,
\\'001 and cotton mixture,
suth designs as 11111
small folk.
attractit e mmldna" lllllS.
Nice for girls and 11015 going
and $5. 50.
111116 or plllk bfllt'lt rs
$450. $500 and $6.50
$2.50
$1.25 and $1.75
tan,
$1.75, $2.00, $2.50, $3.50,- $5.00
Indian Blankets,» all ‘u'ool,
Ilaltdsotllc qualities and rich
colorlngs.
$8.00
Blankets in imitation 1n-
dian designs, all cotton one
for the den much or 11111112;
room,
$3 50
Nursery Blankets. V
111 delitate mlorings and
plcasc
$1.25 to $5.00 ‘
All sizes.
The Art Embroidery Section
pet utancut loc ation and rap:
1d11 assttmcs'its proper appc.1rallcc.lt is at the end of
lmlf— SCt‘lllllt‘l‘l
one 1113) inspect patterns and choose 101013 at t-n<c.
plate \lllclc
l‘l’CllCll knot cmltrmtlcrt'.
Wools and Linens for kutttutgr and trocltcting
The Modern Priscilla for September 1111111 new tlc-
Slgns for hlct crutltct and other art 111.0rk
mas lanty work.
.F‘trst floor.
Men's Neckwear
The College Ties in gay and effective stripes.
Every sllatlc appears ill thcsc r1111 and lustrous lics
Change and lllllt',
sllottttlg‘, met) one
. tell,
them
1111111111,
of
CTllllSOll.
Inch and half-inch stripes in:
Roman colors and ti 1c popular blatlt' and 11111111
Narrow Ribbons hr the Girls '1
the tontttttlsh littlr
heavy quality.
First floor. front.
\fl',‘
St.) everyday except Sunday. 1113 p.
m. Freight received at Norwalk up to
5 9.112. and at South Norwalk up to
5:30 not
George P. Fonts, General Agent
THE ANNING J. SMITH TRANS-
P'on'rnlon LINE. lac.
we REFER YOU I
To THE HOUSE
that. has been painted with our paints.
ls it not beautiful in its glistening
coat: Yes. and what’s more, it will
wear wells—we guarantee that. All our
paints, oils. stains, varnishes. enum—
els. etc," are the best obtainable-—
that's your protection. Phone us.
The Gotham C0]
to rum or.
1m. as.
r. s. LYON
“Good Job Printing
.3.» Work, Isl! Filled.
MUTHOHTH MAIN OTRVEET' '
~——,.~: ' ~=-~:-. 1...—
_fii .-_.. .... I .1 n .5
FAST FREIGHT LINE T0 new , 1 ,
YORK. 9 E LIT E
Freight boat leaves Pier 27 can; . I , '
River, New York (foot of Catherine 1 , _ AND
EAST NORWALK '
911011: to:
1.
Ralstotl
SHOES
FOR MEN
$400 to $5 00
Reliable
ScltOol Shoes
For Boys and Girls:
Glover's
Norwalk and South Norwalk.
Mid-Summer
...... SALE
1511 all Household Goods. New
”and second hand. Everything
sold at extremely low prices.
{- delirious“ .
Phone 419. :7 NORTH will: or
Norwalk Chronicler