fireflies-III serum couples
more» new "sums.
II. lllaahsth Spa-ear Baas-as In.
my...» 1.. Wheeler and runs
, Ola-a laure- I'addsd In Brooklyn—
wtlo lies {Shel-all Intact-Ina her
At the mom of Peter Hiller, on
hyvlawavouqlsstevening.liev.c .
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and in. space. has of
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thancipicntsotsome my line presents.
A large company of thelriends of the
. justice was present, to whom was serv-
. ed nlulnptuous supper, which was en-
joyed with great seat. The bride's coo-
tque was of cream cashmere. trimmed
withsatinribbonandlace. Shocarriedu
houquetd marcheuiel roses. 'l‘he brides
mail was lb JenniePcarson, who wore
”s astume of blue cloth, trimmed with
limp and satin ribbon. She carried a
bouquet of byacintbs and carnations.
The best man wasClarenceIlesrdon, a
bother of the groom.
Wheeler—Benton.
like Clara Bouton, of North Brook-
aide “a. 3’23; L. wheeler, assistant
book-keeper at Crofut d: Knapp’e No. 1
factory, were married last evening in
Brooklyn, at the residence of Rev. Cran-
dall J. North, formerly pastor of the
First ll. 3. church in South Norwalk.
After a brief wedding tour Mr. and Mrs.
Wheeler will reside at 17 Concord street.
ntua lips cIIaIweII'a muse-y.
Little NissDorothy Dennis
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George C.
Cbolwell, of High street, Norwalk. cele-
brated the fourth anniversary of her
birthday.yesterday afternoon. From 3
until 5 o'clock she gave a recep-
tion to a number of her little friends.
theiragesbeing under six years. From
.8 until 4 they played games, after which
they marched into the dining room,
where an afternoon tea was served.
Twenty little folksnat down to the well-
lllled table of delicacies. in the center of
which was a large birthday cake. upon
which four candles were burning. A
ring was conceded inside. and lies Julia
Knapp captured the slice containing the
lucky omen. After the tea the doors to
the music room were thrown open and II
Chriatulas treogiaddened their eyes. it
was decanted and lighted
with numerous candles, which
“smaller: light over the scene. re
“Eartha bright faces and sparkling
quot the little one as a cornucopia and
am ”given toeach.
They had a merry time exhibiting their
pill! to each other, andwhenhoclock
amethey took their departure, declar
ing that Mia Choluell was a most
charming hostess. She received a large
number of handsome and valuable gifts
from her friends.
Among those prmnt were Misses
Florence lacDornald, largnerite lieu-h,
Clara Cousins. Jeannette Mathewson,
Julia Knapp, Albertina Katheis. Hattie
Grumman. Charlotte Crofut. Eunice
Stevens. Gladys Street, lary Seymour,
Conrad Price. Henry ’l‘readwell. Dudley
ll] Raymond, Warren Woodward, Don
aid Way, of limford, and Franklin
Bbhop. Danica Lockwood.
will" hundred turkeys that can t b.-
bestiaqudlty on earth. Your choiIe
luv it cents per pound. Sir Indian
Riverorangulo every lady purchaser.
fleeinglsbelieving.socumesnd see.
some and see. Peoples lurker. Nor—
wslk and South Horwalk.
sound. It. will...
'0 Billy We Imbalance to Tina
“! 0| mm
In Bridgeport, Wednesday night. Dan-
lsl ltu-cll. of that city. defeated Eugene
Mot In. York. the osccharn
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WIPITITIIIN IN ATHLETICS.
luv-ll, WH- Dunbar-y and Stu-v
ford Interested—Ina ore-ads.
Athleticsportsat the Y. II. C. A. are
likely to receive a renewed impetus this
winter. Wednesday night Physical Di-
rector licCann. Robert Clarksou and
Eugene Hubbard, of Bridgeport, caIneto
Norwslk. Here they were Inst va
E. Coulson, of the Bridgeport gyms-s:
Inm; Assistant Secretary Charlei Ichher-
son, of Norwalk, and Thomas Richards.
of the Stamford gymnasium. There
gentlemen perfected plane whereby the
athletmiutbe Y If. C. Argymnuium
Ills three towns mentioned and that of
Dunbury, will hebrought into competi~
tion and a healthy rivalry incited. For
the Norwalk gymnasium Director Conn
will pick five of the best all around
same.
January fl the Norwalk team will goto
Bridgeport and meet the team there.
which will return the visit January l8.
On the same dates Daubury and Stam-
ford will contest for supremacy. The
dates are so arranged that before the
final struggle every team will have met
every other team. The last contest for
the season will occur in April, when all
the teams will meet In B!“ ".123: 3.7: II
contest bad to which the public are to be
invited.
Supremacy will be awarded to the
team doing the best all around work. on
the principal that the man who can do
everything well is a better athlete than
the man who does only one thing. even
if he does that thing best. The scoring
old he done under the new Pentathlon
high' Jump, putting the shot, pole vaults.
dumb bell drill, parallel bars. running
high kick,and erect carriage, meaning
the form in which the work Is dune.
Under the system when the percentages
gained in each sport are added the vary.
mg excellences of the men asIItlIlett‘s
nIu~t appear.
——-All the latest shades of Neckweor at
Comstock Bros.
II'oIIII’iiI‘o rim Also on.
Busy Times at the Local mace oi the
Adams Express Company
The South Norwslk office of the
Adams Express company , in the depot.
is piled high with boxes and packages of
every size and shape, and the place has
presented a busy scene since early in the
week The rushis usually IoIItiIIIIl to
three days but this your the rush ill)!
been on till the \I‘I'I-k, :IIIIl lllr,‘ number III
packages handled has been simply
enormous. Two extra men have been
engaged making eight in all and
three delivery wagons, one mon-
tbun usual, haIe been constantly on the
go. and day and night each Imin brings
accrue to be delivered by these busy
men, Last night Manager Hunt and his
men worked untIl l o'clock. For the
past three days their meals have been
served in the office. it is remarkable
that so few mistakes occur in delivering
the various packages and with what skill
and cure breakable urticlw are handled.
The holIdsy «arson can beanyt ing but
welcome to those in the employ of the
company.
In the post cities there are few idle
moments for the employees. The clerks
are kept busy from six o'clock in the
morning till eight and tune o’clock at
night. The carriers are loaded down
with packagu and letters on every trip.
This condition of aflairs has prevailed
since Monday: usually the bulk of the
extra Christmas work is confined to tvm
or three days. The registered letter
business was never no great at this sea»
m of the yell.
wilt-ave your orders to. list-"11...... at
lane‘s, of Washington street.
T00! l'lllll I’Itll A I‘hl'll.
Ilulhoh a I'llm's Hat Ildk Factory In
Ila-inn Totally trusts-you.
llsllock and Palm“. the but 1,”
moniestnrsrs. who were burned out in
South Norwalk a few month ago. were
visited by Mania early yesterday
aiming. Their factory near Taylor
street. in Danbury. was consumed and
Its minute destroyed.
The fire was undoubtedly caused by a
defective line. to which the insurance
men had repeatedly called the attention
of the flue. An Insurance inspector visit-
edthefactoryafsw weeks amend cal.
ledthe attention of an employee loa
ehsrrsdtlurbvr near the chimney. and
we.“ ltwas Ilaagsrotra. "Oh.
that’- nothing.” Milled the employee.
”ltgetsaflrotwonrthrsutilnesawock.
but we always put It out without much
trouble.” The Insurance man returned
to the dos and mashed the risk which
ambulance the mt. The
tattdhgesrwssdhyké. Tetamsand
eat insured for m. nuns and
M had about 5.“ insurance.
11» total I... II trot-Hy 03.000.
m—muflals’s.
W lasers-I to W
The anew elm
sboutcbrOlothlugtboughmptIheds
mandfortbsm,audtbisstsudsat100in
theshade. Nottowant‘anOvercostbe—
fore Xmas is the heightot oddity and
bad as lookiagstabargaln in thefacc
without knowing It Our anortmentis
wIquImsmmns-ooncm .
not to examine our stockstoncsisas
Store open every evening
till 8 Saturday till 12.
South Nerwalk. Ct.
BITS 0F BOROUGH NEWS
IIII/I'r 18 some. 0N AT run UPPER
END 0? ToflN.
News and floral, of IhrDay Gathered Irv
The Donn-era chartnrs In Rorwalk
and Vicinity—coming and Going of lot--
watk's Population.
The lumber for the improvements at
the Norwalk depot arrived this morning.
and the work will be resumed stones.
—Twenty live per cent. discount on
table silverware, Saturday, at the Boston
store, Norwolk. Lest day.
athletes who belong to it. The directors
of the other gymnasium.will do the
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Dwyer’s band has been engaged togive
a concert at the Knights of Columbus
ball at the Opera House, next Wednes-
day evening.
~Complete stock of ladies‘ and gentle-
muns’ watches at low prices III J. Spencer
& Co’s. 3 Main street, Norwalk.
The Home”: fire department will send
a delegation to the Kohanzrt Hose com-
pony-'5 masquerade ball in Danbury,
Monday night.
-Holiday presents at Raymond's furni-
turc store.
Rev. C. M. Selleck, of Norwalk,will go
to Daubury Christmas to assist the Rev.
Mr. lisll in conducting the Christmas
exercises at St. James' church.
~—Thc swellest dolls of all dolldom are
at t' .e Boston Sure Norwalk.
l‘rederiIk Wuiduell, the “surgeon' at
Cholwell, system The events "In be the running the horse Ior stables, rI ports that the
horse which rIcenllI lull and was run
Info by a our and badly Int, IvIll be able
LI resume work In a few days.
-. \lamcure sets at Huh-'8.
—I-‘ourth IInIIIIIIl concert and reception
of Catholic Union (‘ouncil K: 9! ‘3... Spam
House. Wednesday evenIng,Dec. 28 Con
cert by Dwy er a band. how's orchestra for
dame mg. TII kets of members of council.
~.t fresh supply of liuylers Landv
for the holiduys. at UcKlyn‘s. Nurwnlk
The plans fora hotel exhibited at the
Nunvolk club rooms can he made to
cover II $90,0th building. Mr. Van
Huron. under whose instruction the plum.
were drawn, Is willing to sum the ball
rolling by subsenbing for several shines
of the propoud stock.
Shmi Ig sets at “ale .4.
\VIllIzIIII James ltllll ii. I). Benedict
walked to mud pond, New (Yunnan. on it
fishing excursion yesterday. They tramp-
.»d wuanly burnt-word lute iu the day
nearly frozen, but without fish. The)
consoled themselvts however by telling
their friends the number Ihut someone
else caught.
——I_)pcra glasses with Lorgnette hold
era. III J. Jpencer & "0.3!. 3 Main street.
Norwulk society Is ins llutter of ex:
cilI-nrent over the npproucbmg marriage
of Mme Elizabeth Inn-kwmxl. the this!“-
I'll daughter of F. St. John Lockwood. of
East avenue. and l-‘. W. Hubbard, ll
wealthy bunker of Huron, Michigan.
The ceremony will be performed early in
the summer.
wSpecial inducements for the boil-
doys in wines and liquors for table use
at lletts & Farrinztou's, Nurwulk.
l’rofemor Willis Earle, of tflII-ltonham
Academy, Philadelphia. who is taking
his Christmas vacation. stopped over in
Nurwnlk last night In call on old friends.
lllr. Earle ‘I‘vus formerly II professor at
the Nurwalk Military institute. [in left
town this morning for his old homo at
ThI-tfurd. Vermont.
——UsI-ful precepts at llayIuoIIIl‘ II furni-
ture More.
The. military estimates for the coming
two fiscal years Bk the expense of main-
taining the Connecticut National. Guard
at someone. or $1.38 per man. The
Intimate for the four companies of the
governor‘s guard is "1.509.”, or 019.18
per man. The military commutation
tax will amount to ”50,000 or 0200.000.
w'l‘ourlsts’ can at Hale‘ .
In the pool tournament att Norwslk
club. last night, 8. El. Adams. ty. was
beaten by (l. W. Many. fifty. Thescore
was tiny. 50; Adams. to. Mr. Ilany
then played I". E. Wilcor.seventy-llve,
and Iva-beam Wilcox's scorewas 1'5
and [safe to. The final game between
Hr. Wilcox and Dr. W. P. Acton will be
played this "oiling.
-Twenty-llvem per cent. discount on
toy-and games clan kinds. Saturday. at
the Boston We, Norwalk.
Passionshsvehsngrsutsd tothefob
, lowingrssldsuheftbsstatsoffluuueetl—
cut: (kW-Hugh Delaney. Am-
brmcll. Blos,ArthurE. Smitb,llarvcy
lacuna-fin muesli. Sarah J.
M.lablhlssm
.milpsdplsostobayyeur
as inviting as a picture of pleasure.
C
—-"l'lIe holiday Impnels is strong in
linens, at the Boston store Norwalk.
Little Robert Way, of Hartford. is
quite sick at the home 0! bis grandmoth-
er. llI-s. J. F. Camp, of East avenue.
lire. Robert Way and children. of
Hartford. are the guests of the former's
mother. Its. F. .1. Camp. of East avenue!
—-l~‘lfty pa cent. discount on dolls.8at-
nrday. at the Boston store. Norwalk.
' Last day.
Little Pauline Morison, daughter 0!
Ir. and Mrs. T. S. Morison. was taken
day.
——Silver match safes. cigar cutters and
pencils at J. Spencer & Cd's, 8 Main St.
Miss Katherine Hoyt, who is teaching
school in Nutley, N. J., will spend
Christmas with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Gould Hoyt.
-Smokers’ sets at Hale's.
Invitations are out for a ”New Year's
dinner to be given by Pinenix Engine
company, No. l, at their rooms on Main
street. Monday evening. January 2, at 6
o'clock.
--\\'hy not take advantage of the 25
per :ent. discount on silverware. Satur-
duy,zIt the Boston Store, Norwzdk. to
embellish your wife's dining room.
Thomas Kelly, father of John L. Kel.
ly, of Stuart nvenue, died this morning,
aged uboutsixty-two years. The funer-
al will be held Sunday afternoon at :2
0‘I'lOCk.
——0palnud moonstone Huge in great
variety at J. Spencer & Cd's, llllniu St.
.1. ll. Demurest, sexton :It the Norwzrlk
Baptist church. lives on milk and honey.
The latter was procured from the caves
of the thumb, where II swarm of bees
have made [how ‘I v“ ..
nova-nu!
~11. Krieger is sellmg cloaks at twenty
per te‘lll. below cost.
~Dreesing cases at Bale a.
Will Ward. Thomas Riordan. Charles
McGovern, Thomas Murray and Thomas
RzItI-hford, the Sorwnlk contigeut at
St. llonaventuro's college at Allegheny,
N. \' . rm- hnme for the l'hristmus holi-
days.
«Sovelties of every kind in thejewel-
ry lin» at J. Spencer & l‘o.‘s, :3 Main
street, Norwulk.
R. attended the services in a body. The
interment was at the Union cemetery.
——In the book of busincsa rules at the
Huston store. Nurwnllz. there is no such
word on "keep." hence everything in the
lim- of holiday gmds must besold Satur-
d. I_I \\ itlIout regard to cost.
Beginning at 7:30 o‘clock tomorrow
evening horse cars will run between Nor-
Ivnlk and South Norwslk every twelve
minutes. The last car will leave uptown
III 10:30 and down town at 10:59.
--While shopping don't forget to col
sndsee Raymond‘s holiday presents in
the furniture line.
Another letter will probably be report-
ed as having gone astray. It was mulled
II: the Norwulk post office ytoterday
Without being addressed. The letter was
enclosed in n stamped return envelope.
People will be careless.
——-Don't fail to attend tbegreat dis.
count sale Saturday. at the Boston store.
Nowalk. “ 7
The remains of lidwsrd Neary. who
died in Mt Vernon N. ‘2, Wednesday.
aged twenty-aim yam, were buried
from St Ilsry ‘scbureh at lOoclock this
some... The deceased was abrotlII-r
of John Kerry. The mom were
llenry Malone, D. J. Sheehpn. James
Toner. John Malone, James“. Creagh
and Patrick Slattery.
wart-at bargains in candy unpwkcd
today In Lane's. 5] Washington attest.
The annual meeting of Kabaosal-Io-
campment, No. 0. l. 0. 0. E. was held
last evening. The following ofllcers
were elected: C. P.. James D. Jennings:
ll. P..John If. Kenny; Br. W.. Frederick
M. Andrews; scribe. John B. Jones:
treasurer. B. 8. Keith; J r.
W., 0. W. Hodges. The mom-
bers of Golfer Em. mpmeot. of
South Nos-walk. were present and con-
frrredthe third degree on live candl.
dates.
“On-lo arms. a very fashionable
fad. Didyoueversstsn orangewltha
spoon? Trylttbutflnt get the spoons
at the Boston store. Harriett. ”per
cent. disoonntoutbese goods Saturday.
WWMJOMI Khar-
m.whotwk“llbaill"he&tothe
Connecticutflequwlfa theta-snout
was brandy an Inmate or the slats-
“.mmmvfihudymne
humour-Most“. Macy-t
mumswswmmm
quite ill last evening. She khettel' tom .
son.
r
G. 8. Hutchinson, of the firm of
Hutchinson, Cole & (30., shirt manufac-
turers, Illed at his home in New York
city this morning.
~Penknives at Hale's.
Colonel F. S. Roberts, of the Norwalk
Military Institute. spent yesterday at
New Rochelle. making arrangements for
the moving of his school there.
~00 to Delott d: Fowler’s for the
cheapmt and best candy in the city.
made-human.
Ill-Elli! All) 'I’llllltl'l. "
Important News of the County and State
Chronlelcd In a Condo-salt Form.
Judge Beardsley linds that Attorney
Samuel Fessenden. Judgew. ll. Glover
and Attorney 0. W. Weater urgentitled
to the “,000. $1,800, and $1,656 which
they received respectively as fees for
their services in the estate in theOsborne
will case. When the dispute was settled
the heirs considered the billsfoolarge,
and although already paid they petition-
ed the probate court to have them reduc-
ed. A reductIon of $700 is made by
J udxe Beardsley in the bills presented by
the executors.
The North Mianus school is still ckIseIl
owing to the prevalence of scarlet fever
In the neighborhood.
A syndicaIe of New York capitalists
In... bought land in Bridgeport for the
purpow of erecting an lflllllt'lltlt' beer
brewery. This will be only one of about
a dozen breweries to be started in New
Bright .Il.
Trumps robbed the bourdim; house of
Section Blaster Kennedy ut Soullrport.
curryiag oil the Sunday suits of his
lodgers.
lion. James .‘II, Ulmsuud has tween re~
mined to oppose a new charter for Slum.
ford.
Joseph Urigge, aged eighty, II Free
Thinker. was buried in Ansonio without
pallbearers. and the oulyceremony was
the reading of ilrysrut'a "I'lIuIIplIts on
Death.“
Amos G. Freeman and William John-
both colored. were arrested in
llrIng-pnrt for entering George A. Tour-
linuon's house in Ansum’o,
John Lucas told the .‘lx-Iv York tulle.»
that he had killrd Janna-I Reynolds In
\Vlnt lh‘dlllng. ('IIIIII. ii you! is says in
has mat been hrlled. and Lows is supp.»
adv: mom. ~ -
—Tn'mt_v~llve prr I't‘lll. dmount .In
Thr- funvml of Sylvester Grammar- lllx'kr..\'~nus t'unlnumllmnlIlr-Ifi. Silur-
WIIs III-M Irom his lule residuum on Joya“ tlu-llmton 50W. NanallI'.
Henry street. this afternoon. at 1:30
o'clock. ()ur Brother's Lodge. 1. O. 0. ”ARIES.
An "id tin roof is being plow d an the
old kaer building, Ilppflsih‘ the III-pot.
by tho prIN-nt owner. .1. >lIII lt’uflvrty. of
New York city. 5 this lI;.Il not ll't'lt
done the building IIuIIlIi probably have
burned down sunn- night, so it ba-
caught fire several Kiowa from stark»
from running lncoIIIolIvI-s.
James GIblmns, an ”ill suldwr. was
given thirty day In the county Jail for
drIIIIkenIIII-Is by Justice Koch.
The romonstrunw against ~grunting u
license to Lambert and Stevens was
hI-Md in the town hall Wednesday by
County I'IInIIIIiseiIInI-rs John-Ion and
“mid. In February. 1892. Lambert
pleaded guIlty to a charge of illegal scl-
ling, and now the llorion Law and Dr-
Iler League objects to his being granted II
liccnew this year. on the ground that. ac
cording to State law, one cunvIctiIIn for
illegal selling Ilimpmlifim n man from III»
mining another license. Lambert said
Jmlicc Koch remitted the fin» and be
was therefore not guilty. Rev. 5. J.
Austin and (‘IInIrIIII-sinner Johnson had II
talk about the sermon the former preset»
ml. denouncing the mmmissioncrs and
claiupug they had granted Lambert a
lie-um Ills. Johnson demanded that
Ill-"Afllllt wtract or take the conse-
quences. .TlIo commissioners reservwl
thin-decision until more evidence is
heard in Brirlgrport.
whovr prices at Hale’s.
Whil'l'l’oll'l'.
lilac llsry If. Bradley has been our
gaged an organist at the (Reign-gallon“
church.
Alfred Kellogg. or Ilostno. has been
visiting friends here during the week.
The Christmas tree festival of Hemor-
lal church will he heldon Wednesday.
January 4.
A surprise party was given In.
Robert ll. “salt at theresidraee of her
parents. llr. and lint. John B. Jones.
last Friday evening.
The scholars of IbsWest Baugstuck
school are to holdsfslr lurks school
building some time In the near future.
Willa: Thomas opened his candy still
last evening. and on January tut will
open his mutant. ltbstllo. 3 Hart
bull's block, in the storm lately vacated
by Frederick Romper.
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«mamas thlsyurdaut Its-liar
andtbat st'l‘rluitycburcbwillhsm
rat-Ir decorated as ,W villi
a—A‘Irlllsg‘sahsfacasy‘ Mattie
“Msk‘ddwfle
rundown”
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(losing out pl 101.,
STQ”
lillll.
83 Washington Street.
We shall not advertise that we Will give
10, 15, 25 or 50 per cent. reductionspn
any class of Holiday Goods for Saturday,
and on the head of such an inducement try
and get customers to come on that day, and
in the rush, " such as there surely will be,”
got the full’price.
We will, however, be the lowest in price,
and expect to meet and go one better on
all such class of advertisements.
Remember we have one price to all7 and
that will be under everyone.
——n»voa .
On Saturday all lots of broken lines Will
be closed out regardless of pI'ice,<cost, or
anything else.
26-in.
I St.
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83 Washington’éi‘re‘étf” "
IE0. III ILsnuE Proprlelor.
Store open every evening
Saturday till 12.
Chrhtmas isn't a travelling “M. It"
much better to take a used this: or
bome.thantodowithout It until you
can go outaftown. It's putting the
casemildlytomy that it’sanm
leuosmdowitboutssult. warm-xiii
youwhenwe aresdhngflrflsnolsat
suchtakingpriaes.
Dolls
FoI'IIIeI‘ price, 501
4
During this
Holiday Goals.
people.
y!
”Hummus” ' '
season to display to the
Exclusively for the Holiday season.
reputation of displaying the neutest and latest novelties of the
season. and on which we never ask only importers‘ prices, which
are exceedingly low. This we could only afford to do unleas
great quantities were sold.
mount Blllllls lllll Binlttit
Never was such II variety of elegant books placed before the
500 styles of Juveniles, 1,000 styles of Booklets, 300 ell!
A grand assortment of Christmas and
New Year cards on exhibition for the Holiday season. ,
tirely new publications.
M. S. Smrth’s
lirand Holiday Announcem’l
Gifts of Every Description.
week we are making the greatest effort of the
people a fine and well selected stock of
Fancy Goods
Dolls.
Our stock of Dolls for the present season cannot besurpussed. Wm,
Kid Bodies, Bisque heads, Dressed and Undressed, jomted and:
plain. all the newest novelties.
Handkerchiefs.
New special bargains. Downs upon dozens of tummy.
chiefs ate piled upon our counter, ranging in price from dc. to
03.00 each. Never before have we had a grander assortment than
at thepresent time for the Xmas season.
, Gents’ Furnishings.
We have a new arrival of Gents‘ Neckwem In allot
pletsaflortmeiit of Gent’s mm from th
thebesk Allgradqoidents'Cotton. Wool and Si
AnsleganIvuletyofdents’Collarsaudcuffs. In factwehave
everythingin tbstdenrtmentfresh and new ”popular prices.
We have always had the
tto
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Painless Extraction» of
Teeth.
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Amphene will positively destroy all sense of
pain and cause no after trouble. It In led
to the gums. so that there Is no more of
luhallng chloroform. other. gas. etc. It can he
used on anyone. even those suffering with
heart dist-aw. qugarouhle or nervousdebility.
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REME. III-.3 Dr0 Dunner is the onliflentist
(who has the right to use Amphene In
ounty
All work pertaining in Dentistry at prices
about one- half changed by other dentists
All work guaranteed to he the best.
more open iron: 8 a. In. until 8 p. to.
DB. F. W. DARMER.
lien‘l state Agent for Arophene.
Over Post Office. South Norwalk. (loan.
Pay llIé Mortgage
On Your Home
If \uu live or die by taking “endowment
polio ). Yuung man “é cents Inlay will in-
~un- you for Um- Thousand Dollars. If u
wan! to pmtmt your family or yourself In
old age. insure at once in the
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lama of tuition are moderate and within
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