,samenmm
' For some time put our .
he been very pleasant and satis—
I’actory, as we have had plenty of
'eoal and plenty of orders. The
orders have been from people who
prefer to be safe rather than
perry. There are others who think
{(or hope) that some miracle will
be performed before next winter
that will be to their advantage.
{With people who so believe we
have no quarrel, but we honestly
think they have guessed wrong.
Nothing is sure—except that we
have coal um. I «IMF
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, .
COME IN AND HEAR THESE
Racism-nous
All for You-Fox Trot,
Jazz Orchestra
I Like It—Medley Fox Trot
(Introducing “My Mammy"),
Orchestra
ToddIe—Medley J'oddle '
(Introducing “No Wonder I'm
Blue") Jazz Orchestra
I Call You Sunshine—Medley Fox
.Trot (Introducing “Dear Me”)
Jazz Orchestra
Arabian Yogi Man—Fox Trot
Della Robbia Orchestra
Calling—Fox Trot
Della Robbla Orchestra
Strut, Miss Lizzie, AI Bernard
Scandinavia (Sing Dose Song and
Make Dose Music) Aileen Stanley
Coma and Nestle in Your Daddy’ s
Arms—Fox Trot, Orchestra
'Deenah—Fox Trot, Orchestra
Make Believe—Fox Trot, Orchestra
Biron of a Southern Sea—Fox Trot,
Novelty Band
Margie, Harvey Hindermyer and
Mixed Chorus. (Tenor)
In the Heart of Dear Old Italy
Metropolitan Quartet
i
I
This is the time—when every
and smiling service are the three
The Hatch
mvm—m
,EY-ERY MIN Ammo an m
- EVERY, ATOM OF! ENERGY.“
on his hands and re-vim—and beat the brush for business. ‘
This is the time—when the business whiner should be ostracisod. .
the grouch banished the discouraged inspired.
This is the time—when We must induce business by catering to .
the public needs at equitable prices for dependable goods. .
This is the time—tor everyone to remember that, truth. courtesY.
This is the times—let's'ali so to work for the new era of real
”0599’“!- -...wdml ‘
’Qj—s
business man takes oi! his coat, spits
great assets or personal success.
89‘ Bailey CO. .
Lumber and Roofings ~. 3
” ’ n~‘ .mp-
f WW .;
“I.
i Who-ammo. a.
cast a shadow of sorrow today over
the nationul capital, where, during
his long year's of service upon the
Supreme court bench. he had grown
in the admiration and esteem, not
only or his ofl‘lcial associates and
friends, but of the entire community.
Although all hope for his recovery
had been abandoned since he took a
critical turn for the worse. two days
ago. the news of his death came as a
shock to friends and associates. The
chief justice had enjoyed rugged
health up to the time he was forced
to submit to the recent operation. and
his record of attendance OII the Su-
preme bench was traditional.
'At the bedside wlIcII death czimo
were the wife of the chief justice; his
two nieces, Miss Ann Montgomcryand
IVAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
DIsrnIaurona
CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS
LIMOUSINES POR WEDDINGS All) RECEPTION!
TAXI .VIOI
NORWALK a eooovm 0089 Tulsa
(SOUTH NORWALK
PHON I. 1!”, 2211
Miss Mary Ln» llroussnrd. and the
Rev. Father S. J. Crcr-III-n. of George—
town L'nix-I-rsiiy. who had administer-
ed the lust sacrament during the curly
evening.
(‘hlvi Justici'
lunssivc IIgIIrc.
\Vhitc. who was
had lwru III-scribed
«'1
cal giant of the bench." ()m- of the
grcutcst priI'iIrgr-s of his position. ho
oficn said. was that ol‘ dissent. and III»-
frchII-nily usml lhIII prvrognthc with
great force and clarity.
l'nawcrvinu in his III-\‘olion to duty.
83—85 WASHINGTON STREET
Ii TRY HAVING YOUR ORDER DELIVERED. YOU WILL
BE SATISFIED
BEST anAMEnv BUTTER, lb ..... . 45c.
PURE LEAF LARD, lb. .................. ......... 15c.
133/2 lbs. WHITE GRANULATED SUGAR 31.00
PILLSBURY’S FLOUR, bag ..... ...... ..... $129
NATIVE SPINACH pk ...... 35c.
YELLOW ONIONS 4|bs..... ..... .. ...... ............ ......25c.
NEW POTATOES, 4n... ................................. . ..... 25c
BUY YOUR BREAD, ROLL'S, CAKE, AND PIE AT THE
WHITE HOUSTE BREADERY
NEX TO
A. F. BE( KMANN & (0., Inc.
THE TRUE CRITERION OF
EXCELLENCE
is III-st shown by the satisfaction ex-
)II‘I'sst‘d by ”man who constantly use
our IIlI'IIls. Experience has taught
them that we can be relied upon to
furnish bI-c-r. mutton, lamb, veal.
pork or poultry of the host and most
uniform quality. (lur patrons are
always glad to rccommcnd the Chur-
ImI-k Market in the highest terms. to
those who are particular about the
quality of the moat served at their
table.
CEARNOCK’S MARKET
19 Railroad Ave. Phone 5832
.—
PHONE 1405 hi
"Stir“ 4L” ~r<
The Alfred Fox Piano Co.
I No. Main St., So. Norwalk, Conn.
sues -.A‘ ‘
Perfecto Bouquet PfAre
CORSETIERE
MME. J EANNETTE
sourn ”uoawALx's LEADING
56 South 'Main Street
AND GLOVER
South N orwalk
Now Sold for 10¢
Our Panatclla Extras Are
Also Sold for 10¢
Our No. One, 8c; 2 for 15¢
OLD WELL CIGAR
COMPANY.
l
i
TIRES AND TUBES
Highest Quality. Lowest Prices.
Inter and Generator Brushes for
All Makes of Cars
BICYCLES
0n E..sy Terms It Desired
AARON KOHN
The Leading Accessory Store
I Railroad Ave. Phone 489
.‘
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CARPET CLEANING
Carpets and Rugs Cleaned Clean
Colors Restored, Like New
ORIENTAL HUGS Carefully
Treated
Orders Called for and Dellvered
Service Prompt.
Conn. Carpet Cleaning Co.
steedar Bt.. Bo. Nerwallt
PHONE 969
t . '.
:—- -..‘ -fizg
J . gCIfi‘CX‘Go. May ‘lS.—~“'I‘lie city
‘ CLOWG ’ filth the ornamental from door" is
.. ac newest'soinquct pinned OII Chica-
._and_.. 'w' 1' . It dates 18.13er from thI erection
FURNISHWGS 1hwart the new Michigan boulexard‘
‘ .‘ k" bridge. of a small, ornamental
_for_. ’sfiite office building of 35 storks.
bicknumed because or its eccentric,
BOYS AND G”
At The
Children' 3 Stew
37 WM Wuhlnoton Io. m
I
b
- — ~-~. .. .
David W. Raymond
UN DERTAKER
,.----.-.---------.4.--.-o.----
l‘ arse
. mml front door."
miles. both from the harbor and from
twely estimated. pass the
‘fiilldimr" daily.
BUCK SHAD
Steak Halibut . . . . . .
Steak Salmon . . . . . .
Steak Tile Fish
Steak Cod
Steak Boston Blues
Weak Fish
Flat Fish
Haddock
o-aao
reason..-
Schultze’ 8 Friday Fish Specials
FRESH MACKEREL
THE BEST BRANDS 0F CANNED FISH
30c lb.
. 35clb.
. 35c lb.
25clb.
.20clb.
18clb.
lSclb.
. 30clb.
12clb.
lOclb.
o o
.I.-Io... a
ass-.u.-....
sou-soot.
stool-Io.
accession-Ia...
assuage-uses...
Open 6 a. m., Close 5 p. m.;
WESTPORT
EllllJAfill HAS
SHIMMY Billllli
lhes and unequal angled appearance
pc- “shimmy" building.
"shimmy building is the key-
the arch of the city s orna-
Visible for many
tone in
th. south and west. it marks the
nvergence of the Chicago river. the
”ter gateway to Chicago where Fort
-- Daerbom once stood. and the famous
b
n6rth and south sides of the city.
leIIII-d that now connects the
0.000 automobiles. It is conserva-
"shimmy
It Is not won
.o
Schultze’ s Sanitary Markets
. QHAIN STREET. NORWALK
WASEINGTONs 81‘. AND RAILROAD AVE” 80. NORWALK
BLACK ROCK
Saturdays 6 a. m. to 6 p. m.
Of ihc world.
Iriiiflc’H-Iuls,
imlcnl shit
latuhtllislunmit of the
with iIIIIlIIIIIIt in his-
Is the- first step author-
fc'wl .u this tier-.clopmtnt Beiuii-
fiIIItiou of thv surrounding" properly
and ()i the river itself will follow.
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GOVERNOR'S FOOT GUARD 'I‘O
CAMP.
llAli'lh‘Oitl), May ISL—The lhiist
Company" (10\ emm s Foot Guard. of
Ilartfmd, and thc Second Companv. of
New liIIIen. ale to go into camp at
\‘lantic. July 13 to 17. Inclusive, ac—
cording to an order issued today from
the .AiijuiaIIt-Ge-III-ml’s' office. lloth
commands are excused from the us-
ual spring and full “parades" 13%-
cause of going into camp.
HUSBAND AND WIFE BOTH 8105'
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Comer.
Shenandoah. Va... were both iii. He
writes: “Rheumatism and bladder
trouble wan our‘ trouble. My wife”
had rheumatism In her arms so she»
could not use them. She has had no
trouble since taking Foley Kiddo}
Pills. I don’t lawn to not up at night
so much sineozw m fiXIdner“
the chili jllslii‘i' was constantly in II!-
lcudunm- III II” scnsions. His plusi-
shins said this high vonccpl of duty
W‘rhups huslmwil his (It‘il'h. 'I‘livy
Inhisml him four months ago that he
was not “'I-Il :qul should Iruu- his
walk lor I‘I-st IIIIIi li'f'élliili‘lll. but his
"I'I'l.\’ Wus IIHH ili‘ would l‘ulhcr Iii.-
lIIIIII fursukv lbw ln-IIle III II limi-
whom no IIIIIIIV Imporiuui I'Iisrs \‘I‘i‘l'
IIIII‘III‘I' IIII- (‘tlllli.
\I'ill‘l'illilt' I'liivl’
I‘oi-l “Inch
lo :IlIxI-ul
SH \vkas .‘IL'JI lilt‘
Jilfllii‘l‘ (‘I‘\(‘l()]l|'1l II srnwr
lIiIII
IIIIIIII‘ it non-sail) lor
himsril’ from the court. but lIc rI-IIII'II-
I'll ‘\HIII'I lwu \I-wks. unit. on .‘IJLV _.
III-liVI-rml II \I.‘UI'UIIN «lismullng opiu-
ian in llli‘ .‘x‘IIIIwI'IW (‘35P. 'l‘lIlH “HIS
Illi‘ LISI upiIIIuIl luv (Il'il\l‘i'0‘d. :lll'i ll
:Ilsm “us his l.l\l «ll'll'ilriil‘H‘ in “m”
on drcmiou Il.I\‘. 1“" “"11”" H'“ ““'
division IIIIV (fillll‘. lust Manila). ‘1'
hIIIl I'I-illlii ll IIIIISK‘HI’V '0 sultlllll "'
:III nplmiion
As I'H‘IIIIII ..~ llu' _\'(““.‘TI'\‘ (use.
lliv chi-I Iusliv' Il-I‘Ill'iHi ”N" H‘“
usual ,iiz-licizil i-Iinr III ”IV lunch lo
“urn :ILTAIIIS'. ml.” l. Iiimli Ill" l~'I-Ill'l';ll
pmur III Ili-i-lli’i IlI..I Ilu- IIroi-O»
Hilltitl llml I‘I-l.uii>~ Iuiabi Iml H:ur
lnlav I)... .I.-Min; n: I'mlul Slut-s S: :I
:Ilnis “11‘: “.I sunlill um," and III-
prmllv in :l Hm! I- gw'lnlllni in t(l\l l‘ Iii!
l"vlll\ \\iI\i"i In .:.,.-:..I
ll' i.ii III: "Ll II'.I\ II! \II \‘Vlll’vvk
rI|IIIHIllI§ \\II I \2. llIiH‘Lili' nus ll-
\\.I.~ Salli l:\ a -l‘lIi-il Ii .IIIi‘lIIIIIIIrs in
Imzw iIIIll IIII: ,I..Ill-vi III ‘II.\ IIlI'i|i\ :u
IIII.Il\:--~ mullx .Inl “Illluul rims gm
l.lil.r .Ii‘ ln-AV i-Inpusilmn, «III-IIIIII:
in” [d I“I‘i -I---lvnl \Ii'ii 'IlIsHilllf'
. ' x' . hi» I ”Alums. Fr:
.,v I'. .\l‘l; I-wixmwl il luv
I! . . 'I‘l III~|u-II.2III I.I.~I'.
l‘ - \\-I i.' ' t'i'Il l0 link
ll II- I "; in In: :"\\..\> LII:-
.l: -. . -‘ -I'~IIIII ‘IIKII- Ii l:I\\’\I rs
‘x‘ -\ . " ..\' IIIII‘hI i 1 .II l.» I In
I ~ ’v- 'I‘Il Ill ll\I I‘ .III 4 IIIII'I l\
le' -' Ii :II'ii-‘ll us to l;'IIII':..I'.'- In.
II :9 -'. \\ llll llilshi s of \imnnus r\-
lumen I.I.~ 'IIII II) he found In IIII‘ III‘I'
[LIN Ii I‘up‘. -
'l‘lms. m Ilrnouncing ilic I'OI'III in
which Ill" I.I"\I~I' lll‘l \\.‘I.\ III‘.’I\‘.II. liar
IlII‘lurIul llmi 1hr .uinluir “gm "us
lirond us illllllilll iIu.II.:iu:IiIun," :md
lrfl [OOH‘h N’IL‘II'JIII‘ )2.” "liiw I‘l'li I'»
IIIIIIIIiifiz‘. II! llw Iivglvr Oi~ gull!" (II
IIIu' nil-11ml \lulntnr.
Occupying II [‘Ifli‘l‘ in llu- court for
I? I‘I-nrs. .\ir. \\'lIiiI- participului III
Judgiuvuls which Ilccidml lilo fair of
tho iucmuv lax. (Ill't‘t‘l priIuIIr)‘. prolii
l-iliou :md woman sull‘I'IIm‘ {lilll‘llil~
llli‘llis. :Is \vrll Iis tho ixsucs of ilir
II‘t'IllI‘illlHlI< ll'uui bullies which gri'“
not of III.» :Inli»'I‘I‘III-Il IIIIII (‘Olnllll‘l‘t‘i'
l‘l‘l'llizliiilll lziws.
\\'II b lhI‘ upI-uint: of lIIc \\'m~l.l \an,
”ll‘ ('(ll'lll was NIIII‘II upon to «lrcidi‘
’thc \Illllill} of tho st‘lI-ctivv drui‘t :IIIII
(‘Hlllillliltfl‘ acts. and of many oiiicrs
IIIIIHIIa-l in Illi‘ period ol‘ IIIIIionIIl cri-
sis. --
III i'll- I‘llillillllili :IIYIIirs. .‘lr.
il<‘('l III.
IiIIIlIzi: I'II'i‘IlI yrm‘s Mr. \Vliilc lil-
«lull. . II in nu ( x. :cisc t'\(1‘pl walking.
llis \ it Ilium. mu III in .\l.- lllll' or ( .In-
ml .l \IIII- Iinoiul lz‘llgih to Icmling
in preparation for tho Iicxl tum‘s
\xovk. SOIIII \(illS nun IH‘ ziilImpt—
lid in III: [Kill the lililit :IIics ol' bime-
ling :ls l! nin‘nus. III Nlld OI" IIduIiug
III- ig'II. but Ili‘ IIIIVI" up the \‘I-nlurc Iii-
tcr {my trials and rctIIrIII-d to the
Invnlnl «xi-rcim» of his rcmurkablo lib-
Inry.
(‘hi -I” Justicc Edward Douglass
\\'Iiilc- “as. strictly speaking. tlIc lone
Y‘i‘llr'v-m m: I.i\e of the South on the su—
I‘Ieim b- mli fol a number of vears.
i‘omim Ionu II family of judges. his
fIIlIIII and his gmndfalhcr i‘PIOIP liim
lmxinz been on the bench Chief Jus~
lice \" hitc had had a iudiciai illllPri~
tin co us. “ell as legal training. His
knowledge of the Chil Law was gen-
I I‘ll”) regarded as the most profound
of any man that e\cr sat on lhc bench
oi the Supreme Court of the United
States. He dmeloped a specialty for
(Ines ions of interstate commerce and
his contribution to the law of the land
probablv will be a permanent one.
He was born in the parish of La-
rourchc La" November 3.1845. His
parents wele Catholics and he was of
that faith His education was in Ca-
tholic institutions. In his early vouth.
he attended the school at Mount St.
Mar)" 3 near Emmitsburg. Md" later
he entered the Jesuit College in New
LOrleans. and finally he went to
Georgetown College. of \Vashington,
D; C. a
Chief Justice White served in the
confederate army during the Civil
H
The death of Chief Justice White
as
I
"the lllti‘lk‘cluul us well as tho- plIysi-.
illl‘lll i: mm insisting l.iIIIm:I shall;
llllUll'
lhé incident at about 11 o'clock.
l
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N ORWALK’S LEAMNG DRY ENDS STORE. 1.;
Summery Cotton Dress Goods
iVoiles—Light and dark effects. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50c, 65c,
Plain colors, 45 inches wide...
Dotted Swiss—With the popular colored dots. . . . . .
Plain white ~--~--~--------~-------~°'---50°’850’51-.00yd
Plissa Crepe—Plain white and many shades.
Organdies—Plain white and dainty colors . . . .
£9 Flaxon and Luna Lawns
ite Linens—Full yard wide... .... . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $1.25 31.50%
hite Shirtings—Fancy effects, full yard wide . . . . . . . . . . . .
ite Skirtings—Full yard wide. . . . . . . . . . . .
Poplins—VV hite and plain colors, 27 111. wide. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50. Id.
.................39cyi,
Cocoon-a
\
89c. 81.00 ya, "
75C, 85C, ‘12,) I“
. ... . . 45C \‘d
“1.40
. 50(, I.)(*‘d.
.3)9( Id
. .‘i‘ .l\\ .3 g ..
Two \‘r\\' lew rs lull In. ll
l‘I'Ia-‘Iiliul “ii mil
l-III lmlh Lilli .1 III I'IIIII'II'IIIJIIHII
Throwing in Illl‘ \\'iIiIl.~ ll .
“Mich inr Hahn-right \‘u .II‘S In:
‘I NIw York man on llu lulli‘l.
“II \I‘luml Iiumi Ii Fv unim' \\‘lIIlI.
“as i‘nllllf‘llli‘li within an ‘lillli‘.
\IIII ml msunl :Ihimihi
H‘I‘Il' :Issm'inlv
>1. \zllinn lo the chief
li'lil. wlII-Ii I‘svsi-lvui 'l‘gll‘l “us Ins
(illilill luv IIIrinIls Inclinhd (If the Ii!‘~
puhllcnu purlx In appoint first this
man and tlIcII that In succm‘wl i‘lIi-i'
.luslicv I’lllli’w'. III“ I'I'Isl-I-‘lll lmldlv
Illsric’nrdvd tlir- cuslom recni'dim: Illl'
malcclimi of iiislicns from his own pur-
S. nulv
unniiimiul iI\ ‘Ii,
1'3511‘1‘.
vl kn Inl
Mr.
Hr
:Is ll‘. Hi" Inc
:Is' ,iusliu \\:II~' lais
,lllsl iI'I NJ“, I ll
l\ :IIIIl IIIIII prccr-lcul l‘rowninz on tho
Promotion of :m :Issocizllv JIISIICI to
(ho cllivi‘ illslch-ship, nml Srnl In lin-
Svnulv IlIn nomination for .Iuslii‘c
\\'hiII‘-. liis nmuinniion was confirm-
Id immwlinlily.
.\‘ l‘2\\' ll .\ \' l-I\'. .‘inv 1n.’"‘1"l)I-I‘I"r
l‘rcsidrui \\'illiam liownrd 'l‘nl‘l. win-II
inlorInr-Il or Ilw (in :Ilh of (‘lIII-l~ .iuslicc
\\'liilc. Sillil?
“Chic!” Justice \Vhilr's dcnlli will Iw
mourned In llu- whole country. liv
was one ol‘ our zrcul chit-f justiccs.
and has llf‘t‘ll always so rciz'zIrdI-«i, A
.III-lm- of lili‘ Suprcmc Court of Lou»
isiIIIIII. ho was ihrIV-Iil‘lvr I'niiI-Il
Slates Scnnlor from Louisiana. III hIs
Sinic. lw fought the good light against
the Louisiana Lollcry cxil and won.
llc was appointed to tho Surname
“-hihng Court ol lhv I‘nilrd Slates from the
inllm n“. was 1-,." in ”u. ”Hm...“ bcncli by l’l'l‘SIlIt’Ht (‘it‘Vt‘ililliL and.
“(mm d, lcrmlniui; ”u. boundary linc IIfth scxcnlci n \cnis' of service. was.
lwva-u (‘osm llicu :IIIII I'zllllllllH '” "‘1“ muii- ““9" i”s‘i(‘°~ "9 had
I‘nlII-J upon in ion lo oomph-1.: Ilmhm‘” 7‘ “I“‘W 0' Lug“ ”mm”? “'m‘"
work hum, M. l'l‘i'b‘llil‘lil hm”. m hc was clccted to the Scunic. and was
l-‘I‘uluw. Ill li\iuI: II il(lllllll1ll‘_\ lutwm-n ,‘1 “WIN "1' “‘MI‘ ll‘arning: III\ was
lilt‘ lvn Imlnli‘il-s. ilL‘ .‘il‘I‘l\1‘II .‘ll :I III» '(‘f‘llallly fumiliar “Vith ”‘0 “V” “n"
vision \zllivll illn- .-\Inoli(. Ill (lino-In 'common “3‘“ As 1‘ “(‘31 h“ ““15 a
(‘ onlcili IIIII- \(lllilt I
at l‘mi Gibson: but no judge cw-r Isa!
the Supumi- Iwncli who was
more dccply :III AIIIcricam. loving his
country. than hc. lie brought to the
discliarirc of his grail duties IIII va'cr-
pressing: svlmc of responsibility to Ihc
pcoplv of tho l‘nilcd Statics in lhc
l‘lll-lli'\ :Ilion of the Constitution mid
III | Inuinicu: lil(‘i‘ of public imcwst IIIIIl
prhntc Iighl :Is ihcrcin ’Iilanci d II.
had .1 air at personality IIIIII it cna-
ilIII him to cxcrclsc a \xisc iniiucncc
in the courts. His no mo is \vrit large
in the constitutional jurisprudcncc of
this nation. ”
AUTOMOBILE AT‘FOOT
or EMBANKMENT
Continued from First page.
and was caplurcvl
heard. ordering his companion"to
' shut up and keep quiet. "
This conversation. it is alleged by
the police. took place some few min-
‘utes before the accident could have
taken place.
People living in the neighborhood
of Riverside avenue make the time of
It
was nearly midnight when the auto-
mobile was found at the foot of the
Riverside avenue.
Just what caused the accident Is
not known. according to the police.
but it ii claimed that the automobile
had passed up Riverside avenue at a
test rate of speed and that it is pro-
bable that the driven. lost control of
It. The from wheels ot the machine
were smashed. . ,
The People of Nor-
walk Have Awak—
ened at Last.
Last week buyers showed their
eagerness to secure
Diamonds, Watches. Clocks,
Jewelry, Silverware, Ivory
Goods, Cut Glass, Optical
Goods, etc. /
but if the right proportion of
Norwalk residents had awakened
to the facts as the few thousand
awoke before. there would bell
erfect delu e of people desirous
sf “getting laboard" before the
big boom in
Brand's Jewelry Store
Regular Sale
ALL DAY
Discounts of 30 Per Cent
C t and 50 Per Ge
40 Per Ofinfiverythinz
Absolute
Auction Sale
2 and 7 p. m.
at BRAND’S
South Norwalk
COME TODAY
Stock is still large and the finest
nt
.. ‘. "“.. a
nu II public official. in IATL III) was ilw t'llililllklllt‘lli “us ”)0 lll‘ll“ LIFO
rim-Ion I... senator in uu- Louiswuu II-g- thv Marsh liniklnu Conuhumi vi lam. . . ‘
Islnluru Four More later. he was (0'11. UH‘ DOUG? IWIIIILII.” 7 l H KrleOer C0
'IIIINIIIIIMI :Issiwiutv .iuxun- of tho Su- llic .muchmc IImIII I-m ii 0 1:51 o b .
prmuv Court or the stair. hOIIslI bond “lli'll Ii “(III In. I )1 ‘
III 1891 Mr. \Vhiio- lwcumr :I Billion» Mink. It was stOI'IH-Il In a 1... Li 1bI
-II flaunt A svnulurml contest WIIS “'IN‘ “'hlt‘h hm”; i"‘l“"l' ‘0‘" .l '“ ', Th I v .
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Optometrists and Opticians
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and best money can secure. er’Whln
NOTE——chair department at'1eCI‘T‘lCal
tended to, same as usual. as-
sisted by three expcl‘ls that .L '.
do work for me. I I ' ‘.
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N ewell. & Murray
CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS
“To Men Who Know"
153 Washmg‘ton' Street
Keeler Building
Men’s Silk Hose
rULL FASHIONED
,, 95c pair
F.H.
l have a line
In Blue, Black, Grey, Tan. ,
and White
SPECIALS FOR WEEK
enbankment by William Eckert. of 39
EAST NORWALK
CASH GROCERY
Corned Beef—No. 1 Sue—'
Cutto 17ccan
CalifomiaSandinesfinToma-
tonnoe,regnlar25cseller
reducedto 18ccan
Pansy Kaine Corn. regular“
Toiletrism,7mlls......25e
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AUCTION
A. F. Gehebe. 2
Irena-DruthOI'e 3
mum ”Hiero3
Washington Street
BAXTER
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lot of I50)
sold for the high dollar.
You. Mr. Farmer,
seed for your spring works
excellent specimens.
SOUTH NORWALK
NGE STABLES
EVERY TUESC“
with
0-K CLEAN ER“
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THEM LOOK LIKE New
Sold 81
ashinzlons“
6 W North “as“ “
as Washintton .'
Wan .-
45 um "-
SALE A*D;
DRUGGIST_ l
I BOOTH MAIN ST REET
AGENT mp. , I“.
Pm 8 Shaw, Park A Tilin-
Green Seal, and Russell I
CANDIES
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