At Lane’s
to serve on the Ice
i. I. mm. m
Cream. Fruit Flavors: '
Strawberry i _ ’ “L.-. 7 - 7
2:22: 3 David W Raymond
Pineapple ‘ U N DE RTAK ER
CONFIDENCE .
The greatest tribute that can be paid to a firm is to hate gained
the iinplitii toiindent-e of the people. Reputation must be built upon
the sound basis of square dealings. For many years the Leading
Merchants i‘l‘cih catered to the wants of the public in a most satis-
i‘lvei'ything shipped out is oi the fittest quality -
please
LADIES’
UP TO DATE
~ Footwear
iactoiy manner In
i‘oal. Flour. Ila), Grain and Building Material wr-
iastidious.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
the most
Olll--IIIIIIIIOII--I.IIIE
TO
ALL POINTS
IN
VIIIBIIIII
Get Your Reservation Through the
Agents.
J. M. laylon & Co.,lnc.
REAL ESTATE G. INSURANCE.
Special Showing til "9;
New Dresses
Phone 113-3. 137 Washington St.
Tel., office. IOGS<3i House, 693,
27 WASHINGTON 81'.
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
Goslin
Clams
For Ming and Frying
Lane's Bakery,
51 Wanhington
Street.
Mark M. Henderson
from a recent illness.
is recovering
New Bediord i
Escallopes
Rockaway Oysters ,
All kinds oi Fresh,
Smoked, Salt Fish
Long and Round
Clams
Cutbill’s
BRIDGE MARKET
71 North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone 106
.\lis. Edgar H. Lane, oi High sireei
and lillniwood avenue. recovering
irom an attack oi‘ pneumonia.
is
Attorney Leo Davis and son has re
turned to Norwalk after spending a,
short vacation in \l‘ashjngton, D. (‘.
There. will be a regular monthlyl
meeting of the Board of Education:
tonight in the high school at 8 o'clockI
’l‘he Norwalk Scoutmasters will
hold a meeting tonight in the Second
llisirict Library. at eight o'clock.
I
I
I
I
Samuel Cohen, the. \\'all street tail}
or, has recovered l'roin a bad attack
of the grip.
i
The Commuters tilub will this even-
ing hold the regular weekly bowling:
session in the Palace Alleys.
.._.
MI‘S. Edith M. llickey, new school You can “u“‘ in” lllt’ I‘ii'llil'itli
nurse for the local schools. began I191" l'ushion llook for spring at lionnclly's
duller: this morning. Stationery store For ‘_‘.'ic you can
i
""‘”‘— buy the tainlogiic also ti pattern.
t‘linrlcs 1.. Glover, of ltcdding. is ___.__...__.....__.
WWl'Il‘d as being “WWI." improved, .\n important int-cling oi” .\li'l.|iah
“'01“ mi“ "'"i‘m ““1955- t‘ii'cle, of King's liaughlcrs. will limit
.__.__.._ tonight at 7:43 o'clock lllafllt‘ South
t‘hai'los Murray, oi Qlllllllll'ii plat-c. Norwiilk li-‘llllirl l‘hui'cli.
is again able to be out, after a severe _.... ._.4-
attack of the grip, with “illl'il he has 'I‘hcrt- “M no mowing, m ”hm.”
ed. held last night Jtilliil) It) a repre-
sentation of tlic \\ oinan's llclicl‘ Corp.
and Douglas Fowler Post. it. A ll.
lit-cu confined to Ills bl‘li
hit-i
{if
it has resumed
lIli-
Perry
Nor“ all;
Henry
M
tci' n sou-re attack of the grip
lllllil'S“ postofllci‘,
illegular matters of business were
last night disposcd oi‘ at lilt' meeting
of Progress li‘oruin. .\'o 1, Progress
Forum laiagtie.
The “L‘olon Baker." ilircmnastcd
St. George, N. ll... schooner. sailed
front the loan harbor Ilm morning
bound for New York.
Mrs. Rudolph .Stodiiiger, of this
city, who recently underwent an oper-
ation in the .\'orwalk Hospital, is grad-
ually iinproiing in that institution,
The condition oi Moses- tiloi'i-r, the
local shoe dealer, rcltiaitis about III"
~JIIIII’ No “implications linii- so-t iti
as yt-t.
The annual
holders of tlic
iiiocting of the
South Norwulk (‘liili
.‘t delegation of the members of will meet tonight at s o‘clock. The
Sherman Council, iloyul Arctiiiuin. «‘Iccilon oi directors will he discuss-
will go b_\ llaiii’ord‘s unto bus to .\lil. ed
ford. iii-xi 'l‘hui'sday night, to pay :i *"”-_
trntci'nal visit to Milford t‘oiincil The Volunteer t‘ii'clc oi' Kim-"3
liaughtci-s will meet at the home of
Airs Mao s‘tnrlinu, s l‘uion avenue.
s o'clock. All iiiiiiiibors
Miss lCmnia Millard, oi‘ (iraudiiuw
tonight. at
:urniie, has resigned her position
with 'l‘risii‘am &- Ill'iiit. and will as. are urged to bc lili‘vfil‘nl-
sis? ill‘l‘ hrothr‘r, Ilr. Joseph .I. Mil- _"‘-—‘
licmlicii oi (‘oul't l-riiliccs, l). (I.
lard. who is to open tit'llllli oiliccs in
Norwalk.
8., will meet. tonight, lit with o‘clock,
in the Boston Store corner to board
a trolley for Westport. where instal-
lation of oiiiccrs in tlic \\'cstport
lodge will be attended.
Tomorrow afternoon I o'clock
the animal inebting of the Norwalk
Lock Company will be held.
Mayor Sundcrlantl, oi litinburi'. was
a visitor in this city, Sunday.
Don't miss seeing the \vfi'iidcrl‘ul
new spring models in corsets at the
N. E. Ryan Co’s store. They repre-
sent clegaiire of style in cVery line
and come in a charming and surpris-
ing variety. . .
Ill
On Friday night of this week. the
St. Paul's A. A. will journey to West"
port. where they will play the Que-s-
tions of that place, in the preliiiiiii-
ziry game at National Hall. 'l‘lic Ques-
tions are the team that beat the Stiand wagon. The condition of the
Paul’s by one basket two weeks ago." roads in the. outlying districts is the
in the Berkeley Street Hall. The SLfcnus‘e for the change.
Paul's are OUt to wipe out the defeatI
of that date. I The mid-winter meeting of the may-
.‘ors’ association of Connecticut will
take place Thursday afternoon of this
. week at the Hartford Club, Hartford.
Among the speakers will be IHon. Mor-
gan G. Bulkeley, Highway Commis-
sionoi’ Bennett and Secretary of State
Burnes.
Many of the
riers have forsa n
biles. and have gone back to the horse
Be Convinced
No man who has learned ~'
the convenience of a check-
ing account and the, peace
of mind it affords, has ever
ggne back to the old /idea
0 I‘
.“Casli in llié pocket”
The plan is so thoroughly.
.’ - practical and so. simple?
that only a trial is neces-
_. sary to convince the most
j’f skeptical.
We will be glad to talk 'to
é you about it.
...___...
Generally speaking. a man of 50
I years of age had spent in sleep, 6,000
days, worked 6,500 days, walked 800
days, amused himself 400 days, eaten
:=. 1,500 days and been sick 500 days.
'He has eaten 17,000 pounds of vege-
tables, eggs and fish and drunk, In
all, 700 galleria of liquid.
wmmwp
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WHAT CHILDREN NEED Mom.
In spite of the best care mothers
can ’gtve' than: this weather brings
aim many children. Mn. '1‘.
N , Eon Claire, Wis. vrritoe:
“Fm 'Hoiiey and Tar «mom boy
or u pennant-oh of croup otter oth-
yroinodlubodfullod. Iii-aven-
donii may toi- coughs. colds, croup
gulf? ,.
j The South Norwali'
W ”Wit-i.
‘c
!
. LICANS MAY T00.
. .
stock- ‘
local ruriil mail curv‘
their automo-‘
I
IA new and attractive 9 inch Black I
Kid Lace Boot
$5.00
.._.__.._.._
Glover’s
STORE CLOSED MONDAY
EVENING AT 6:30 UNTIL
FURTHER NOTICE.
5o. Norwalii
”
Lanada.
The path of the of
eclipse will begin in the Pacific ocean
and sweep across the northern por-
tion of Venezuela It will end at sun-
set in the Atlaiitit ocean. south of Ire
land.
The llnlt‘ tor the beginning of the
eclipse as II will be seen in the l’nited
States and (‘anada will be'
New York city, 10:23 a m . Boston.
ion? a on. Washington, lo:ti3 a m.;
{Charleston 9 33 a. in; Cincinnati.
t‘liicago. 9‘07 a in; (ima-
New Orleans. ii iii a
TRISTRAM VS. SHEPARD.
totality the
To Set Verdict
Thursday Aside.
Attorneys tor the defendant Ill the
case oi llarold l.. and William Ii
l‘ristram is. Horace L. Sheparddiai'e
tiled a inolion to set aside the verdict,
as rendered in the superior court, in
Bridgeport. Thursday afternoon, on
the grounds that it is contrary to the.
evidence as submitted to the I‘Oull.
The plaintiffs were given
i $1,515.80 by the decision oi a jury I ha, 82.30 a in .
on ’l‘liursdziy last, the son to receiic iii; Houston. so: a in . Denver, 7:41
$900 for injuries receiwd, and the la- a iii. I'nnnina, H: a in: Quebec,
‘tlier $615.15 for expenses lcht'sSllalPdTJII 19 'u Ill, and San Francisco before'
by the boy‘s injuries and subscqtient “I"TIS'“ ““‘Im‘: “I 7 H “ "I
The I‘I'inM’ as seen in liaiibury willI
Show a little less than one‘liali oi the
sun‘s dish obscured by the moon. It
‘may hc wnn liy Ilie Use of either iiI
As“
:idrined
Motion Rendered
llie sum 9:25 a. in.
Norwalk
a
—— T E E T H —-
Extracted without pain
loss of his set‘ncos‘
.
CLOTHING COR WAR SUFFERERS.
The and
bo.\ oi iio‘liing supplies
(‘lub
lIIl(tll).‘Il the eITorts ai'oUscd by inter-
("l ill lilt' speech UI A. H
largc It was placed at
the Norw'alk Library by Miss Wilson
with the help of Mrs Stanley Smith
i'lltl .\Ii's Ilill‘l‘llllitll and was sent to
the American Girls' Aid because Mizonninint-d without the use of any kin-l,E
and Mrs. (lit-nson havo- been obliged hi all!“ Til" “Mil“ “I“ h" projcctt‘dI
smoked or :i dark colored glass
.i i ' i ‘ I
(in. t It d h) iln lOllilllllllll) trmmmv” gm“. strongly
. _ . Hours: 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. 7 p.
against gazing at the i-clipsc Vl'llll the
m., to 8 p. m. Sundays by appoint.
ment only.
tileasoir naked .._\..
lly the usi- ol an opera glass or ’\
“ 'ilS ‘d (illt‘
Now That You
Have it, What
small H~li~sro|ic it will be possible to'
Ilil‘tijtit‘l the sun's Image on ii IIIQ‘CU pi
cardboard. and in this why it can he'
PL:.I:.*1:II?.'I?.£X' CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
s Railroac Ave. South Non-talk
ll. Lynge Steam Eyeing & Cleaning Co.
-~-—- BRI EPORT ------ »
Formerly known so Irldpopi'ri steam Dyeing l Cinnlni Co
allk Dre-on. Glovu. flank-go and Lace Curtains Cleaned.
Tolopnono me. it. wwoe. Prop. 29: our. in. Bridger-9H a
v no , ‘ ‘i
— “EEE'L— -_~._ _£ ' 1
m ‘r
I ’ ' ' .
Ladies Bronze Shoes
Stockings «<3
THE SHOES are of the, latest nine inch high cut rrodel that I
is the last word in stylish footwear.
THE STOCKINGS are of Silk or Lisle in just the right
shade to make efiective combination.
’ South Norwalk, Conn.
TELEPHONE 1475-2.
81 WASHINGTON STREET
CALL US UP
and we will rush our trouble
man right around when w
thing like this happens 1330!?
home. If your
PLUMBING
is defective, antiquated, unna'm
tory or worn out, have us male
GERMANIA iioiiiw
M. FLEURV, Proprietor.
EUROPEAN PLAN
Rooms 50c day, $1.50 week and up
Railroad Ave. So. Norwalk
I“ ItOrlliulic their sailing (mill; with any dcsircd size by moving theI
IIIllt'<.~‘ An) monci gin-n, “merino"cardboard to or away from the gym; A Y (‘ .
with a small amount Icft :tIli'i' i-x piece oi” the opera glass or telescope.) [e 011 IOIHg
picss on the ho). was paid “I” pt. in There will be live eclipses dur ' d w. h . 3
\Ir ”Mm,“ m I", “H,” 0” ”1., "mm the your liilt}, three of them being of‘ IO 0 It ltc 1
rliii'. liH‘ cicliangt- being ill out Iavor ”I" "I“ ”'"I "HI “I ”I“ 11‘0”" TIWI ‘ .
'I‘Ili‘ iiillowiiig letter has in...“ n. second partial cclipsi- of the tiltifllli This refers to the discom-
to...“ (m.,, M... “Hummurm' U, will hi) \isliiit‘ in the l'iiilml Slates tort of abnormal VlSlOl’l. Ex-
1“,. imprmm “HIS- .'\ltI. Ion .liily ii and 13. There will he on change it for the comfort of
1....” Miss “mm, annular eclipse of the sun .in July 29.‘ suitable glasses at ottr office.
inylsiblc in Ammicii. 'l‘licrc iilso wlIlI
h!‘ a pnrtml crlipst- ol the sun on lie-I
winlwr r-l. invisible In .\lllt‘l’i(‘tl and;
\‘islblc only III the \ntaritlc Ocean I
"I‘hn case which you Ili\\l' loi’wnrii Complete eye SerViCc with
the ‘price of glasses within
your means. Consult our ocu-
Iist about your eyes.
cd to us has III‘I’II i'cceiiml and will In-
sliippctl on the steamer llochaiiilwau.
sailing llt'.\l 'l‘nesdiiy.
We.-- ._ ”7--..—
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
to Joseph lie-i
'I expect to be in Noiwallt (Ill lIl-'
Still oi' l‘cbrunri, whcii i am goin. to Sarah t lliiyinotitl
LI\I‘ an illustrated talk nl .\lr Sinpl.» l-‘loi-in .t d wil‘c, lot and building-«1 T H A M E R
ioii's t‘Ilult'il, showing many of the Lexington illi‘lllll‘ War. i
iiili‘ustiiig llltllil‘t'\ l haw brought .lolin l’oloskn toTbonias llusek :inrii£ Ocullctu, Optometrists, oP“°""'-
but non. l-‘rann- | hop.» \tlll “in with, two lots. Ilarllctl Park. \\‘nr. 87 Atlantic Square, Stamford, Ct.
. .. l u... r' . _‘ ' ‘ii li.‘
h. .tIII m In Iiii.iiil LIV-“IMF ”I’M” H" “mm” ,, I Open Sat. Evenings. Est. m7.
"Siuccri-ly yours. I-‘iu-ldt-i'. building lot. t.lenwood iiicg
lllll‘ War. I
Hul‘rii'l \'uii lx'i-urcn to \llll‘l' .I I‘m" . . -- - ....
GRAND FAIR
huriicr. lol and buildings. I“lr.\'l structl
liast .\'.irwnllt. \\':ir. -
UNCAS TRIBE REDMEN
and the
I
Frederick ll. ltownn William
Kruscli, lot and “011‘, Wall strcotI
AMERICAN BAND
FEB. 7—i4
Quit claim.
WI“ I’I‘ opcnt‘d h_\' ”to Mayor, who
"t2i..\ | WK Ill)l.l.li\'tiS\\'tlIl'I‘Ii "'
DEMOCRATS MAY HOLD CONVEN
TION IN BRIDGEPORTI REPUB-
It)
Notiii's will he sciii Hill in :i Ilh
days by I’ ll, (J'Sulliinn ol licrby ll
' -. ~ .I‘ il in to Sarah .I l.am‘.'
wus iiuilioritutiiclr :;lltli'ti today. mil. “mm“! H 'I d‘
I
. lot and buildings. Spring Street. Quit:
mg it lite-(4mg "f ”H. lii‘l‘ltlt'l‘ittic >l:tli- ,
‘ claim
(ciilinl commi we. ’I‘hc date tor lllc
\
Sarah .1. Lane to Henry .\1. Lane, lot,
tumult: has not boon ilcllhili-li .uitl. and buildings. Spring slrct‘l war‘ 1 will I“. prosont with u" the other
”“I 1““ II “I“ \I‘I'i probably b.- iiohl gum,“ Shllcpski‘ to Sarah Shilcp-i city oliicinls Monday night.
ltuml l‘oncvrts and Dancing every
Monday, lupin lI lint lhnt .i “.11 i... sky. ‘01 and buildings, Harbor "\venupn “WM“
III‘ItI in lil‘ttiLII‘ptlll, is ~I1|lod m M WI". > g.
”Mum . l ,. , _ ' , ‘ . . , ,. . . Bands and out of town Lodges
4‘” Will). It will he the lirsl 0“...“ Klndilieu l.) ()wcn ii. I\llltl|~ each night
llltmllllt' or t‘in- slaii‘ central t‘t)lllllIII' lion, lot. lloton llill. War. ‘ I 'l‘uvs 'Slllllll'hl‘d; \\'cd. llaiibury:
JOtwill! ’l‘roiano in William Kruschh
lol and buildings. lsaacs sti-ocl. \Viir.‘
William Krtiscli to Joseph Troiano.’
Lu and store. \anl street. War. :
u-c oi tho tii'llltll'l'illlt‘ party to he held
in that .in
Thurs-llridgeport.
Friday Fraternal Night. Most :ill
the other lodges will be present.
DONT MISS THIS
lIl .‘UIIII' )I‘ill'h
l'iirk (‘ity afi-
IlltitilllL' strongly for the spring
llipulilicans oi the
"Isii
””m'mm“ “' ”141‘ hurt). and there is Henry 1‘. l‘ricc‘to William Krus‘cli.» ADMISSION 15c.
Ito doubt that unim- ti... ,1...an m. ”w lot and buildings, “list marine. “or. I SEASON TICKETS 75c.
1”“ (‘UllH‘nlioir it! Which thi- state __, I
|Iit‘IU'I is Illllllt‘li, “”1 IN‘ ill‘iti ill GENERAL YARD MASTER HUS-i
Iil'idfs’l‘llill‘l. thus gm"; ”ml t'iI_\ 1“” TON HAS RESIGNED' ———————ov~«——-—~ ———J
(‘losoly following the resignation oi"
1.1. I). (talliiry, assistant mechanical! nlcc'o Bans.
superintendent or the .\'cw llnrenllw Crosdfit. 13 Woodward Ave.
road. comes the report that Georgei 'Phone 1523_ South Norwalk, Ct.
'lluston. general iiii‘dmastcr i‘or MIRISTORAGE AND REPAIRING. FORD
1section of the .\‘ch Haven road. willi WORK A SPECIALTv_
sever his connection with the roadl .
The report was confirmed “tannins: Tires, Tubes and Supplies.
.ton’s home today. The resignationl Sorvlce a i-eaium,
of Mr. Huston comes- iii the nature
of a surprise in railroad circles. where
he is probably one of the best-known l HEIUILT TYPEWRITERS - L. c.
'ii lilt‘ sliilt- coiiienlitins this \‘t‘itl‘.
‘~_,_._
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a SUN ECLIPSE THIS WEEK.
One-Half of Daylight Orb Will
Covered February 3.
TilPl‘t‘ will be a total eclipse of the
[sun on next Thursday. February 3.
visible as a partial eclipse in the
United States, Mexico, Central Amer-
ica and In the northern portion of
Be
South Am ’. . .-
be mihleericam The eclipse “I" {minim on the mall. _ Smith. Unuflmod
Islands 0.! ill nslm£1 the Philippine. {He has been connected with the Remlnflon. all other
‘ to n . . .
: orl ern portion M‘mad for some time, and has always makes, sold, “a,
been regarded as an expert in super-
‘vlsing yard work, helm: especially ac-
I
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iiiiiIiIii [UMBAGIII RUB A. live during the freight congestio“ 0'
I :the past few weeks. At the oillces of
illiNSllliMSillllle iici ..
tained this morningr in reference to
, .
I Huston‘s resignation.
I l i
Rub Backache Away With Small Trial It is understood that Mr. Hus 01
Bottle °I Old. Penetrating
In his resignation several
“St. Jacob'. on,"
“ -‘ repaired. Rontull, .l
per month. Machine:
cold at $5 per month.
JAG. D‘ONNEEL‘I
ll South Main lei-och tooth “in
Pumps and
specialties
General Machine
Work
IIIIIUINII MACHINE III).
Water St“ Foot Raymunn st.
1 mp ed
‘ " Iw 3 ago to take effect the. first of
Back hurt you Can't straighten up; February.
Without feeling sudden pains, sharp! , .
aches and twinges? Now listen! That'si Philip Santnrelln. twelve years old,
himbago, sciatica or maybe from anf Taylor avenue, was taken very ill
strain, and you'll get relief the momiyesterdny afternoon, anti‘he collapsed
the lawn of»’l‘rliiity church. He was
out you rub your back with soothing. 0“
.Denetmtlnz "St. Jacob's on," Nothing carried to the o'ttlce or Dr. H.~C. Sher-
el‘fintkes out serene“, lameness and er, but 7 durin it’lhe absence of Dr.
‘ l '0 quickly. You simply rub it ISlierer first-aid treatment was render-
ou your book and out comes the pain. or, but during the absence or Dr.
It is harmless and dooln't burn the taken to his home In an automobile.
Ifln- . The ramiiy physician. Dr. F. G. Brown.
Limiter apt Won't suitor-um a small is In attendance.
UH «alumnae Jacobs ..
_ mks-m'mm ~uvutiu your wants In the Ev.
w ’
THts MKY INTEREST YOU.
It you suitor with pains .In your
buck or side, stiff and sore muscles or
joints, or rheumatic aches, or have
symptoms of kidney trouble such as
My swelling under the eyes or
sleep disturbing bladder ailments, you
Ishohld know that Foley Kidnoy Pills
have bonoltod tbomuda in like can-
' ‘5' .. 1'9“” It stop. It!
I i .mtminoryybm, . «at
dltlon. Sold everywhere. “
.- a?)
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a.
H
mixers-it ...mw _ .
cities,
Pmmm'
necessary repairs or install a}
new system oi I
MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBING A SPECIALTV
Hoiiiicsitmsu ”
Tel. 1354.
North Main St.
The New Science
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! DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTH
Chiropractic Is the definition of III!
cause or the disease and the art Oi
Iodiuttng the beam Her-use Iii causec
Itiy o wrench. twist or sprain In the
back. Elven It done in chitdbooc
,lt creates pinched nerves and pain In
litter life In the dlflerent organs and
than
Chiropractors removp me cause 0!
disease and pain. health is restored NOTICE.
Iihmugh harmonizing the nerve syn
tonic in your. body. Female trouble WI“ ”“0“ £0
Iglren special attention; also our-vino" 0
it the out a. You will never rearo' ’PAYS ‘ .-
tclvtng the Chiropractor a chance it 1%c lb. For Rags .
I help you.
Notice the: ig'ns on the wagon and V’ i?
also get a duplicate slip trout the
driver with our name and cadre“
before selling. I
3 ROWAN ST. EAST NONWALK
PHONE 441
a. Now-Ill
I Magnetic treatment: given also.
T. Francis. 1). C.
:4 Wuhlnptbn at. so. Nort'Nilk. Conn
Graduate from Palmer School b»
ices; ._.
I share profits with you by giving -—
[you the lowest prices on 15 yearsguar
Ianteed tin made into leaders, hand» Y0" Have
imado, painted inside, tin roofing,
:plnmblng and heating.
“Storm Tight" roofing. guaranteed Any Junk
1 ply. $140 per roll. :3 ply,
$165 iwr roll.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
‘ Phone 1106-12
SELL
m. s. Jallce
Successor to Wm. Elliott.
Phone 499. . ,
37 Fort Street. East Norm“. «
v
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WHAT YOU NEED
its somewhere on our shelves.
I stock or -
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
Icontuin that which is necessary to."
tcure your Ills. give you strength and
:restore your healtbf ‘
I
{3 y‘mrs.
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56 Water St.
l A Suit Bought Now
I Saves Money
SEE OURS 0" .
Galely & Brennan
42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
i Whether you prescribe for yourself
I or get \ .. .
I Physician’s Prolcrlpflon .. 3 \
‘we can all It. Our compounding do-
ipartment Is In competent month-nil
iwe use the purest drugs nbbthiilflo. L
Illic Nor-walk =me
..
H. A. Mead, Mi", !- 3’
Be Suielts A
F RISBIE’S PIE
.Made in the Cleanest Plant
from the best fresh fruits
obtainable.
Ask Your Grocer for Them, I
. I
Insrst on them at your res- i
taurants.
a No, Main St so: Noruialk.'do
.I,
Now Occupied by the OM
Electric Light mdl~IWatei fio.
Clifford 'otelrf
aesnva voun rapists M.
is» .
For Up-to-duu Sowleo c'nii -
FRED H. GANUNG.’ "
Funeral Dlrector and Embllmoe
once and Residence '
. Telophoiio 904.
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