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VENUE]: wan: Accou-
strum
I Containing Fruit Cad Liven, will.
i Peptonata oi Iron.
summit-gm
A1; Lane’s
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Cream, Fruit Flavors:
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, ‘ _ Now is your chance to seI
OPPOR l UNITY cure your winter’s supply of
COAL during this pleasant
weather. Before the cold wintry blasts are here. We cater to your
wants in a most satisfactory manner as we buy and sell only the
finest coal produced from the mines. A trial will convince the most
fastidious. We are pleasing a vast throng so get in line and send
in your order or hold up our salesmen and you will hear and see
more of the thousand householi goods we have in stock. Flour,
Feed. Grain. We are purveyor sol the best to the people in this
section of the state.
Strawberry I ._.._____.._._-._c. .. 1
Banana ’ . David W. Raymund i
0...... UNDERTAKER;
Pineapple new nan MEN’S BUILDING 1
121 WASHINGTON ST.
TIL, olden, 1060-3; How. 608. i
Lane's Bakery, __.,.
51 Walnut»-
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George G. Crockett and daughter, of
New York city, were visitors in town‘
Saturday alternoon.
We case of Elizabeth Farrell
aganist Daniel Dunlop is again schedI
uled for trial in the Superior Court,
in Danbury, next Wednesday.
GHYNEWS
Howard Tarbutton of New Haven.
spent the week-end with friends in
this city.
Robert Rendello and Mrs. Catherine
Shank. both of this city, were married,
:sIatuiday afternoon. in the City Hall
by Justice of the Peace John W. Cur-
now.
Norwalk had eighteen transfers of
real estate last week, with mortgages
at $17,400. For the first week of Noi The Whatsoever Circle of King's
vember, last year, there were twenty- Daughters will meet on Tuesday at 3
one transfers of property, and then. 111., With Mrs. Louis Beers, 45 Elm-
RAYMOND BROTHERS, 137 Wahington 5
ALL S U I T S
The PARIS Millinery
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK
SHOP AT THE DAYLIGHT STORE.
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REDUCED
(looks 81
H For Modern BathRooms/
cleanliness is the main objective in the furnishing of the bath
room of today. Fittings 0! glass. Opallte and nickel .are required to
mortgages amounted to $53,310. wood avenue. Miss Margaret Beard,
of Montgomery, Ala, will be present
'l‘allmadge Bras, the Radel Oyster and will address the meeting.
Co, the Soutlh Norwalk Oyster Co“
and the D. D. Decker Oyster Co. are:
running about half time.
last month growers have had stars ach trouble
Clarence Sather, who underwent an
in the Bridgeport Hos-
During theoperation for appendicitis and atom-:
in large numbers to fight. ”The Fish- pital, neafly three weeks 880. return-‘
ing Gazelll‘I ‘ed to his home in Elm Grove street,
The Lowndes Oyster Co, of Sonthi
Norwalk, Conn, has commenced to:
open oysters and ship barrel stockdionc ot‘ the guests at the
EV-critt Lowndes has just returned shower tendered Miss
from a Western trip and reports a'iilakc, of Shelter Rock avenuc,
favorable and satisfactory trip.«The burv l‘riday owning. Miss Blake is
Fishing Gazette. to be married in the near (1111110 to
John J. Keane, of Waterbury.
Miss Mary Brown, of Norwalk, was
Catherine
A litrgt number of Norwalk people}
plan it) 1.0 to Dunbur3 this eveningi
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to “Um” the big parade and attend and Ellis. l.dw.ird Brndlty and .il
the opening of the Chamber of Colit,“‘s“w 1' it‘\\t‘||\ll Of Norwalk,
incrcc industrial lixpostiion. Goter ..unong the 1"” guests at the my“
nor lloltomb and stall will be dmmlglnnniversary of Mr. and Mrs \‘lillimu
lllr. and Mrs. lioward Beers, .\lr
the guests 3,393.91“. Vail, of 37 Washington :1VI1I111;1’,1
lininbury, Friday evening.
-Redurtion Sale at millinery, h" Cit: Clark Stephen Dokus sprnt,
trimmings by the yard. Lenox Millin-
cry, South Norwulk. a local resident that he was 11m ex:
umpt from the pcrronol tax immune ho
curly served in the army in the “old mun-
ln‘st evening throw a match in the try", mcause Ametlcau suidilTH “cm
leaves lying alongside the wooden exempt. the than thought 1... 11:. .n-
lencc bctwu-u the Regent Theatre, on‘ cludcd. ‘
Wall street, and tho rcsidnce of Dr.‘
A. ll, Baldwin, the lento catching lire.E Attorney Maurice Laud represents
Tim fire 1..» slumped out by Otiicer Manual Josem in an 881'. damage suit
Jarvis Mnmty and Dr. Baldwin. Llouizht against llauuah Adams. Pap-
ers returnable before Justice J: the
Tim 111. hunt ti.“ past two weeks all l‘cuw .l. .l. l.inxweiler on Non-tuber
A curt-less cigarette smoker
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the st; 2-1.1111. do .11I in the Iicdfordl2211,w‘ctc today in the office of the
garlic»: .., ti..-. :1:. i‘ lull-‘3, httve been 1'0“" ( lerk by “(Emily Sheriff Eduardi
taken no ..1.’. lmlw for the springgl‘ lmulens.
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(‘ows will not be allowed to roam
largo on Springwood avenue,
flowers planted. .-.l.' In the‘largo andi
small Lulu; whit-{1 might ho harmed'
by .old “fur have becn boxed for iii
the Winter mumhs. cxclusivo residential
uptown district. An owner 01' cows in
It is ho;- ul soon to announce that this vicinity. Who has fillOWGd ”10 nul-
11 propu- lol l:..:». ilt't‘ll ithulrnd lor
_b_..
lhc only 1111 .:Zu.-'1'.Iotn: of Si, A11
Iirt‘w‘s llll><lt.i.l, ‘.\'I:1112p:1uit, 11nd 10b.\lurray
begin builtliu t-‘ntatito 1131111 his _- ...._ ..
been drnInn. I‘ :1 building 111g.» Monkcr tirol‘o. No 5.
enough for it” 3 ~31. pg, “I.“ “gimp” it.. will hold I. .».1:1'.1Ir 011 Friday w-
and \.-1~‘;:.1;.-_:. :HU‘XK-lq‘p 33 3..,,,.;,,._ouit1g, in co: Imct‘I 1.1 with the l‘I"{(lllll‘ [3033.333
nncr, 1.‘1':h vs... no built tor :1 :.:.)1l- 5955“)". There 1I.I‘
crate .21...
-—NO SUCH BARGAINS SINCE SO.
Norwalk was. a baby. We bought a. big
quantity men’s heavy underwear 593510“ bcl‘ot‘e ”10 big C(‘Pfill.
and sweaters from a bankruptcy which is requested by l‘crcivnl 1'. ."III' .
we soil at Very low prices. Men’s 1m. the Monarch, that 1111 many .‘1'oplnI-TI.
derwear, regular price $1.50 11 suit to 8“ DOSSiNe be DTOScfll-
be sold at title. This sale will coutln- .--...-.-.
us 10 days only. S. Lexy. 58 Water
Will adjourn to .110 bnnouc’
where u plum-.111: time is brunt; _
ed for. This ill‘iil‘? the lunt
l"')t)l. .
flu?» ..,.
ul' Hail,
Mr. and Mrs. .‘ ._ Fluid-.1.
street, Harris & Gan's block, South fit'id avenue, B13 rt. r 1‘1I use .l
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Not‘walk. the engagement I.’ . I1I (1.211. :‘9 eor‘d .11I- _. . . . ——- ~— -——-—~
garet, to Joseph fevessey, a 1. -.‘.i c a. BRIDGE MARKET
—-BANNER BAKERY,:' 1MCINROE sr. éknown modem or .11; ‘ City hiss a‘i’I’i ”it? DREATESSEN 73 North Main 3..
Wema "Ikeaspecial 3 -.1 R113... Bread: Margaret Haidn i‘l :‘n cmployc of it. c
nuWeIlnesmv Oatmeal b. end on other, 'ICrown (‘ors.i (“0111111133 of Bridcoporl, i
days. Lm‘ora (if the 11111151th in bread while Mr.11eVIII~1.seyIs e1n,-loyed in the;
should in the or these kinds. Tel. 367.L01:Iknood ."111 :1.g,.‘uring; Company. of
this city, ...1tl \ 1r :1 mczulml of the
Lockwood i‘usnitall team.
ding will kill) place some time in Jan-
éuary. The many friends of the young
gcouple are extending their congratula-
lions.
Mbhb \\\\\‘\m&\\\\
Be Convinced
. No man who has learned?
the convenience of a check-
ing account and the peace
. of mind it afior is, has ever
Officer A. E. Fraser, Saturday night,
gone back to the old idea » arrested Oscar Johnson charging‘hln.
“Cash in the pocket” The leth assault and breach of the peace.
lan‘ 18 so thoroughly prac- ohnson resented the proprietor of a
I; p Railroad avenue hotel putting him out,
deal and so simple that
only a trial is necessary to .,
convince the most skeptical. ,
, . , we J 3 , West WMWMNBL He was lined
have given this service to stand sentence was suspended. John
,' the public serious consider‘ I‘ Donahue. charged with drunkenness
afion for fifteen years and “‘J‘mnmgr ”at to Bfldgmrl'
for 5. days on the panhandling count.
and to on the va‘grancy charge. . John
Murphy, of Spring street, arrested tor
«antenna. but! his «so continued
ottIo "week by Judgu Volbln‘lil locum
saw the oilicer he ran, but was cap-
The wod- '
yesterday, and is now doing nicely. ‘
rnricl .V
l)an-,
“Tie:
some time filardny impressing it upon}
“I“ a7
section of the‘
male the use of the. roadway has boon SI 35 11...: only the trial o. n cl cokingl
notified to this. cfl‘Ictt b3I Oillccr Janis account is necegsnn to CO]1'.in(‘c the:
1'. 0- V~ 1’- E- int'itcti to call and talk it Mir.
:1 b3 9- 5W!" h“ l' has been considered in dc.~igr.ing thol
ncss sousmu. (lll(?‘ 111.111 the l"«‘ 1‘11 a “My styles now being shown at the
45"?» 1.3-, .it‘: 36111.3 (121] of Ansonla, tell from
”:1 lady
of 5'20- .
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and be resisted strenuously When he '
lured near the telephone building, on .
, I 3 Phone 336-2 ’ Duane
Alk‘ for cuh’ prion “FEED OAK Chris. mas WES
mu WM 5.5.3.3311 co in 1 I" '° 11.. A
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I RowanSt. TQM“ Slat lllo’ruullt ‘ . My COUNTRY
‘ om Irltalit and Inland
make cleanliness an easier pouibllity, and even then it is necessary
to buy fittings 01 rocosnlnd «titty, to insure that durability which
means economy in the long run “3 I: ~ an do: I 9.. It.»
We show a large line of batipom fittings in which quality has
been the first consideration, including
Bath Seats
Glass Towel Bars
Opalite Towel Bara.
.Nlckel Towel Bars
Bath Sprays
Glass Shelves
Opallte Shelvec
Sponge Racks
Soap Holders
Paper Holders
Medicine Cabinets
Albert F. Gehebe
Phone 1069-2. Prompt Delivery. 52 Waahlnpton St. So Norwalk
Collections
Our collection department is organized with the object of securing
. expeditious results on all accounts entrusted to us.
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With direct correspondents in principal centres, we are enabled to
make prompt and satisfactory returns in all cascs.
We would be pleased to explain how it: “. cqulrped we are to serve
y011~thc officers of this Bank are always to be seen and consulted.
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ADVERTISING NOTES.
’l‘lnI South Norwalk Trust Company ES C a l l O p 8
large Sail Mackerel
Smoked Herrings,
Salt Cod, Sardines,
Japanese Crab Meal,
Tuna Fish.
Fresh. Fish, oysters,
Clams, lobsters.
Cu .1 cnlcnco'
\ ou are
most skeptical, of the
and peace of mind it affords.
Select your corset hot 1'11 yout
livery style tendenc3 for Full1
X. 15. Ryan C015 store.
..,. .. «7:521. «Ewmm
FALLS FROM HAY MOW: DIES.
1-3; '151:l_ilY,.\‘01.S.—Thomns Crow-
111rm‘ in a. barn Where he was
tire; Ir»: “glurdrt'j night, and received
The City National Bankl
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OPENED TO-DAY
A GREAT SUCCESS
Big Crowds Are Attending This Sale
Shop Here This Evening for Great Values
Stylish Models
in
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Gypsy Cut Shoes
Plain or White Trim
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$4.00
Reliable F oot- l
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1 ORDER EliER'l‘S BEER
i FOR YOUR CLAM BAKES
l [00's MARY Connecticut Avenum ;
. P one 497.
1 Sole Agents for The Norwalks "
0n Draught at Connecticut Ave.
The New J
Gyusy Boot
. OII‘ BLUE KID
WITH FRENCH HEELS
Is the runs:‘ attracticve shoe for '
women that we have shown in
many a moon.
Askt 0 See it
CONNElLLY & BRACKEN
South Notwa'k, Conn.
wear
$2. 00 to $5. 00
Glover’s
122 Washington St., So. NM
Norwall
45 Main St,
BUY s
Hazelton
Coal
Davey’s ' ..
Phone no ; 11... B. Hersltlield&SonCo
-. ._._.__._._. 121 WATER IT.
ATLAS Pallcait FEB ..
FRESH FROM THE MILL
3 PKGS. 05¢
FURNITURE
TIL. M
t..h. i rt“ iW‘ullCt‘S the quaint. art-
,istic lines of old period styles
has a dignity, an impressive air
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REBUILT TYPEWRITEFS — L. t;.} of refinement and quality that
Hayes
Smith, Unatrwood! ‘5 (”Died just now. in
NEW CI‘E‘Y Remington. an other? VARIETY
‘ 1 makes, sold. reJtMI
ouaii 3', shit: and price we be-
new our stoek of line Furniture
is trimzceUed. (fall and let us '3
.11an it to you.
' mpaired Fez. this, hi
r U 37",: ‘4}; per month. M .tt.i i". '1’:
' sold at $5 per mtcth.
MARKET
Haycs’ Block
JA3_ DONNELLY. i 135-1317 ‘d’lSHlNGTON F:TREET.. A:
. ' tI south It i Itmt. So th Norwalk ' " '
(19 North Mam Street "' “ l me 2......
v . ”H W» 3 ‘v_ ‘ ‘1 *1 ‘ ,.. .“Wl!.m
<- --~—----I~ I .1 11:11... .1313 so
kind I. w‘r- ch 11.1.». caused death in
llnr. .‘ord hospital.
Cutbill’s
Eclcgonas and Cooked Meats F!“ Delivery.‘ Phone ‘05
Home-made Potato Salad
OUR SPECIALTY
Pickles, Stalled Peppers, Mangoes,
etc.
Smoked and Plckled Fish of dif-
ferent kinds
ALL KINDS OF CHEESE
NEW SAUER KRAUT
WAR N B K E ’ S
wNEW-
SA“ 8 It ii A U l'
PRATT &. BARTLEM
13 Railroad Ave.
’Phone 1412
NEW DILL PICKLES
QEMMER
25 North Main 8%. So. Norwalk IWHIT'E STAR LlNE .
~Acaopt all thofluoh that. obn-
row ”.43.; durum orie-
tunyion‘amnc.
Wflfitm with. Mr» 9 a...
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You Who Know -
Good Ale
will be delighted wit‘; it.
richness, the smoothness -..e
satisfying. . body 02 ;..1s::
Strong IBurtou‘Alc. ‘t the
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BifOCal Glasses
\Vith near and for vision for
pcopc over 40 years of age.
The KRYPTOK is the in
visible lens and the most dCI.
sirable.
The WAFER bifocal, al—
most invisible, is less expen-
sive but answers the purpose.
3- The CEMENT bifocal
whilc evident as a two-piece
ions is inexpensive and cor-
rects the vision.
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All??? Jill
he}; or night
Our spaciots and easy
automobile will take 0'33
parties. -- ‘___ 1
ANDREW 11111011
Livery and Trucking
Phone Darien Conn.
ideal beverage to acacmpany
a good dinner.
"Prices range from $2.50 to
$13.00.
“T H” A M E R
>0cullltl,,,DptometrlatI, Opticians.
'87 Atlantic Square, Stamford. Ct.
ems-1. Evenings. IEIt. 1897.
* On DrauéhiEverywhere
We Are Receiving Shipments.
Regularly Wont Dclay- .
'I , or Interferon“.
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" 40.1415 nEw'Iri-ic dimmer.
‘II'IITUATIONI WANTED" II. If you
’ needed help In ”10' once, factory or .
Men’s Suit;
‘ Special $t8 Valud
$13150
On Credit
Gaiely. 81 Br
3 42 South Mall, ’-
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so. 00. Im‘ rte
”Warren lit: Karim.
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met-11' w'aur “our.
3 "What is" the unable between Vim
Wandmwlfci-tthmht she
no the llaht of his lib."
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