vs to
suite of
THIllllSGWlllG CHEER
FORT!“ 'Fdllllllii 01' Till! TOWN
re Ill PROVIDE]! WITH DINNER.
are Public lshools of lath Norwaik and
. the claret" at the Head or the Good
‘ .Wuh—Oenohus Contribut'nos of Pro-
visions. Clothing and Money lseslvcd.
Last week Thursday, in considering
plans for a Thanksgiving programme.
thepnpils of the Franklin street school
decided to have an offering on Wednes-
day morning of substantials, the distri-
bution of which would give rejoicing in
some homes. In following out their
plan, inquiries have come, so it has been
deemed well to issue this explanatory
notices:
nplls of our school, in connection
wItht 9 Thanks nksgiving season, have do
cided upon an offering of food, clothing,
etc., for the needy. each scho‘ar giving,
as far as possible, something for distri-
bution, through a special committee con-
nected with the various church societies.
a.Any offerings' In the way of provisions.
tatoes, loves of bread, and all
kins of substantial foods, or clothing.
either outside or underwear, contribu-
ted by our encrosity throu h the
agency apupi, willgive yous leasing
ingiving and the pupil a blessing in
being a means of relieving misfortune
and giving some a true Thanksgiving.
All contributions should be at the
Franklin street school. as early as 1: 15 p.
m., Wednesday.
Nos-walk Congregational.
The Young People's Society of Christ-
in Endeavor connected with the Nor-
walk Congregational church held a
Thanksgiving and thanks offering ser-
vice in the chapel- last night. Two
tab lea, each twelve feet in length, in the
front of the room, were filled with all
kinds of provisions and clothing, suita-
bio for distribution among the poor. In
the center of them was the governor's
proclamation. A large number of the
older people of the parish were present,
and nearly every seat was occupied,
there being about 200 persons in attend-
ance. Andrew V. Heath, of West Main
street, led the meeting. The singing
was from Gospel Hymns No. Ii, and was
led by a chorus of fifteen female voices.
Mayor-elect E. 0. Keeler gave an ad‘
dress on “What Have we as a Nation to
be Thankful For?" The missionary
committee, under whose auspices the
aflair was conducted, will meet in the
chapel tonight with a number of local
merchants to ascertain. as near as
possible, the valuation of the goods, so
as to report at the national Christian
Endeavor convention in Cleveland, Ohio,
next July, and to make preparations for
an equal distribution of the provisions
among worthy families. The goods will
be distributed Wednesday night. Frank
J. Curtis, of Mott avenue, has oilered the
- use of his horse and wag on for this pur-
.lolat|s Norwu‘k Congregational.
The church committee and the Iudies’
committee on charities of the South Nor.
walk Congregational church have, made
arrangements to provide worthy families
with a Thanksgiving dinner, provided
the means torlo with are put in their
hands. On Wednesday, fro-nil tn
1 o‘clock, gifts of turkeys, "millet,
vegetables, fruits, and any other things
dtiitdblo for Thanksgiving dinners, IIill
be received In the basement parlors of
the church. Orders for coal, flour, etc ,
maybe seat to Mrs. N. ['1 Campbell or
the tor.
Wilma”: flour-1k Mniimlllsi
Rev.
ii. E, Burncl, at the Methodist
church, last evening, preached from the
text "Bear ye one anollmr'c burdens"
and after a most excellent sermon. chm.
log with a presentation of present un-
favorsbIscondltlons. hcnslIuIl for nine.
icon others to join with him in furnish
log a fund of one hundred dollars to pro
vlddl‘hluksglvlngdinnors for thoacnunblo
to Wine obtain them. The amount
W. raissIl In a few minutes. and a com-
mitts-consisting of C. ‘2. Seymour, Ed
win Wilcox and John Greenwood sp
pointed tomthst Itwas properly applied,
tooth ”smalls lutlsl.
All who desire to participate In the
work of ssadlug‘l‘hsaksglvlug offerings
is worthy families, and who here not
manned to do so in some other way,
may have their desires gratified by senil-
Isg their adoring to the Baptist church
on ’I’sssdsy,hstwssn the hours of It and Ii
III the afternoon and land! In the
nosing. lousy, provisions, or orders on
passes or when, will he received and
Wily distributed by II competent
Wit“.
Another Appeal.
. do than men many out of employ-
fltths head for food and warm cleth~
history great, and as your families
piss at your wslhillleo table and sec
Ht entire dear ours are present, re-
. m the vacant chairs and sad hurls
. ,hm hours, and in some the bread-
wtsssmhs fossils propsnd support. Is
“it Who willoftbelr abundance arid
‘ strata and better appetite forthslr
by coauthors food and
my? times will hsfur.
wish to supply the
filling at their homer by
donations Tuesday night or
M words: to (Ital ii. J.
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tswdsr. habituation,
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The Lhrhtcs’t Store III city.
*srun'rsvanr's BARGAIN Houses,
NORTH MAIN AND ANN m SOUTH NOBWALK.
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The life MM“ arm m4
aossllam
Andrew JQUrefuLNIIows «subtler
urday afternoon. was Wren-ease“
III was Samar, was“! We! on.
When quits yam he server! so
tieeshlp with Twasdyfi White, folds.
bury, his kaowhsd‘gse‘ Whiting tunic
ness being acquired Irena Work
standpoint, “machinery «woos intro-
duced for many years adios Hollow was
out.
About thistydtve ymsgolir. Crust
formed a' ccpartaerah‘ip with James H.
KnaPP,- who lied Issued betting in
Ridgefleirl. " Thus their Mlle were that
best in- the market was clown by the
fact that the diamond for their goods
soon increased beyond the My all
their factory with orders. It MM
came necessary!» subsumed in law
this was done by theorems»: of what is!
now known as shop No. 11, on North
Main street. In» 1371 it how users
sary for them: to again enlarge and the
commodious No. 2‘sh‘opv ow WWW
was erected. Some years ego Hr. Cm
fut's son and hump. N. Knapp, seen of
the junior member of the. fires, were ad:
mitted into partnership on recently is»
Crofut & Knapp Hoe Manufacturing
company was organized by the admins
sion of three of their employee, Mm
tester, Cavanagh. and Bogart. '
Mr. Crofut was thoroughly a Madness
man. He had. held public office, his:
much against luswill', thewopls' um.
ing upon the benefit of his servicemen
member of the Board of cementum. no
aschool visitor and we mrsprsseanotiive
in the General Assembly. In; each of
these positions he brought togood pwsr
pose his rare business principilnr. He
was for many yearsa member of the
Board of Directors ell theilioy Nathan“
Bank, and was considered It sownrl‘ Mam:
cial adviser.
llir. Crofut was one of showman
*of the Baptist society in South Nemilt.
It was due largely to his saloons and so
liberal contributions that slicilamlscm-
church edifice oa. West avenue was
erected a few years ago: its Karim
treasurer of the society and! heel alum
zealously In its interests and nonvomote
the cause of Christianity. [is has all»
been treasurer of- tlie church) was.“
fund and president oil the society for
several terms and held motile: he the:
State Baptist Association. All! Is speciall
meeting of the church, after service” your
terduy Inorhing. a committee consisting:
of the pastor. ISL I‘ll. Wewitt,(2‘..fi.. Polk
mcr and A IIdrow Thompson, was appointi-
ed to prepare suitable resolutions in
View of the. death 05 Mr. Crotwll,wlto
had been a member of the-chomlvsiincn
its beginning. A message of sympathy
was also sent to Mrs. Crotch.
Socially and in hiehomsh‘is its. Cm
fut was warmfluenrmdi and: limpizslhl‘s.
lie was II lover of the beautiful. in: m.
his particular fancy being for elbow
His large and haddsomo home-on: West
avenue, erected some years ago me a
monument of his frugality. contains
many valuable timepieces. can Reina;
from the employee of the til-Mini which!
Mr. (‘mfut was a.- member. pin-seam! to
him on the occur ion- of the tilltltwli» MW
vcrsary of his births
The direct cause of fill. i'voiluo'x Mill
Willi“ stomach trouble. from whichI lio'
had long been It sufferer.
lie linivmlt widow and own «lithium
by It former wife. (‘valain‘ .i‘InIII-a K.
lem. adjntantof the Fourth ruginrsnr.
III-II Mrs. ill. ll. Mathomon.
The funeral will he nttm‘vl‘ed“ from his
late re Ii-Ioucn. Whom-alloy Iv" «mourn. all 3‘
II'IllIN'h.
Thu following pllmll‘lillvl‘lOWIi MS fill“
I'i‘lllli'fl II.’ II Ilia-long Islamic! Mulllthlollzi
’l'llii orIIIIII Ivonne
II III-II around as lllto‘slcluuil‘
A world we donut sec:
Yet the sweet closings! more
4, MOW IIrlngIIII discounts.
Ila unlitlc browns fanuursllssl'r:
ItIIIlIl our worldly care»,
In gentle voices whisper low
And mlnslu mluur omen:-
stst helping limit mlstllrmll:
And plslplllltw the voli‘ hatmuni
With llrsaIlIlIIps almost lumll
The silence. sworn-mat anvil mums
Thor here no porter mm:
For tunnel mmrmaasmm»
To liter or parasite.
Is their ”statesmen titanium
do near (some sIIsInw-
‘i‘bsr sum to hilt arm-cue rm
dud melt tumour «was.
Audits Ills bonito! not new brill!
"ills sssr new III-see.
lime lovely and new met a pm
The lioiil' of Manama
To clues tile on Wilhelmina". '
Wrapped luvs mucous lllIIIh»
caduceus ludluéhwl'nsrm.
'ilo swoon elm-cum mitt
hem sweethws'mwnmt
mm whine m wars.
To feel all missus my
Mi mow sadslhssrc;
Ewart statesman on museum
Press am more:
into our WWW W~
With wraith “whim.
tan. Mkuwaswr
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limo liberty in ,W I
worsen Insets, sugars sea-d was
stewardess was. '
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IN ITALIAN LAW" KILLED
‘ Hill WWII”).
While Wallis; no the Track In W
Wendy I. I'm Is! an Approaching
. fun In. than last sliis lip-norm.
. m W ”out.
Another “amplified as the (loa-
solidawd itsilrowi company‘s four tuck-
ing operations, was his death .at
Merton My "m lie was
Nichols new, as Italian laborimistyv
“voyeur of age, employed by Shims
l Duly.
WV” walking on the trachea
theses to erect Metastatic-Muss
the wound War and the Ros-syn»
autos, when he stepped oi! the east
unidirectiyiefnsntof theuainwhieh
Mt M Norwslk asses. list shall
waserushcd..scd dearth was Western»
The engineer stwped the train and
took the undymthe Magnum.
when It was viewed by Medical Exam
he's Dr. W. C. Bethe, Jr... who ordered
ittsmghtoa “affirms: tuScutiI
Namath, whens it was taken in charge
by “thinker Gregory.
TIE I”! WILD“ LWTI‘BIS
"(my WW; narrows-as roll
are»: m [tolled We "
”(troy Ilka-77mm: the Supreme
failure of the United States? is electors
abolition! which ermine itself. Never
was More“ so totem is the cabinet.
and them-at «Muller's New York
statuses! Neruda-rm lead it the liveliest
m- Hr. Wilder’s lactose begins
with m citrus sod trams weirde-
vel'oprwsnt. lie Items that groups of
greed silks as we have use. boom
machine and Ward the new
the mildews! immigration. density of
nepotism-m. and the (new system. and
um of WWI-house evils. sham
mm, m. rings and inter-
vsnuiims by Wm, (mining and cun-
trosllslrnuldr 1hr shew-col! civil our
who WM, the arising up of local
adults with maniacal issues. the apathy
Mslmmmslsodisesmd. 1hr teat
moi swims not supposed model
charlie?! are olsllllrinued: also the controversy
disarm or to how fer nonrtaspayers
sihsrtllli principals in government.
“this Mom was advertised to he g1 won
”a: “Ins: Mums. hailing. The place
has new shrewd to the Baptist church.
The m is Wmi‘oudsy seeping. Nov.
‘23}. MI It divine-1k
’ two Issssrms
m “am: can» dens-roe W de
Monro. ”MM December It
The ”an Tulle stereos. L'lh’e Ate:-
m ms murmurs-s is! mica. litre will
appear so the Ops-m “was, Nor-ale.
Moulds}, W?! hilh. and remain
album mimics, with s win mplion
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flowflmchrmm piers our
murmurs. «is My men
lies. Is very motile; My. entitled
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N ER” CENTRAL DRAFT ’
Store Lamps.
The only Namath lamphsviagcxtrstcsdsrwicktomofliothsubmmwick.
M scorn
“We JONES' coup.
‘lls Burn-um Kola- awn-aura.
Dow-s Ill-st Roads. .
one of the greatnt‘rsilmad deals known to
New England for yours appears to he at
hand. 'i‘hedeal is to lead tcaoomhlna-
tinsel the most iamashln character-«s
deal which means the tier: of the
leading railroads In two stiles In conjunc-
tiara with the most powerful earporatlonlll
a third. The compsules In nestion are
“It Norton and Maine. the onset-d and
Montreal aud‘tho Maine Central, with an-
other in view, as yet unnamed.
By the terms of the agreement the Con-
oond railroad will pass Into the control of
the Boston and Maine for a long term of
years. The Boston land Mains railroad will
guarantee to the stockholders of the Con
00rd railroad such a sum as will equal the
dividend of IO per cent for years paid by
the Concord railroad ,
It will guarantee to keep In its present
repair and editioncy the roadbed. its roll-
ing stock and all of Its property, and to
operate the same III II IIIauner equally ad.
rsntageous to the stockholders and the
public.
The consummationof the deal will end
the bitter warfare in New Hampshire and'
prove a serious blow to the personal ambl-
tiou of the men who have been the leading
spirits in the strife. Those members of
the Couurrd directory, headed by John ll.
Pearson of Concord. N. H. one of them-
suiug directors of the road, will be chiral
to retire from active participation in i
fairs It is understood that they I
replaced by lion Frank Jones and o era
who Invent the past been associatedjwlth
the Boston and Maine. By this accession
the Boston and Marine will absolutely edu-
troi the passenger and freight traffic oi
WWII: New E ”gland.
A prominent railroad man, who hire a
reputation for looking Into the future,
who five years ago announced the union 0
the Bantam and Maine and the Concord an
Montreal us iIIIIIIiIIeIIl, said:
“The Concord and Montreal and the
Boston and Maine deal menus in the near
future that the control of these lower t
properties will pass Into the hands of
(”median Pacific railway. This Dominion
corporation has long been seeking, by a
businm agreement or otherwise. to secure
an entrance into Boston"
SOVEREIGN FOR LEADER.
In ”’3“ Accept I’otrderly's Plus In lieu-
erni blaster Workman.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ‘27. wit is tacitly
uudemwd by the IIIIchrIty of the dole
gates to the general assembly of Knights
of Labor that upon the opening of the ses
sion today Mr. I’umicrly‘a resignation will
be almost unanimously accepted
Mt'lnbt‘l‘l of the press committee denied
that any caucus was III-III, but the action
of III of ”IF delegates set-Ins at variance
with that statement. A telegram was sent
in James it. Sovereign of lies Melons Mk»
lug him if he Would accept the allies Mr.
l’owdcrir Mthn to vacate. It “as signed
by 1) Lid-gain sunroof IIIIIIIII huw hero
toiore Ilt't‘l) known as lxiug very friendly
tollII iIItI-reclsuf Mr. l'uwdl‘rly. llncuf
the delegates who signed lIIt‘ tI-II-grnln
MI
"I! all the names of oil who signal the
men has \I'm knots [I’ll \Hlllld (Ironic Ion-
si-i loruhlc surprise in the vadeily camp.
Mr. i’on III H) h: u- ». 'LIII ill: It the order could
not git clung II lIhcut him, but the notion
of the dI-IIgIIlI-~ sat-Ins to show that he
must haw him Illlhlflhl'n when he made
that nonunion. \lr HmII-Iign, n'hu'lslhn
labor tiliuillllhillllwr of low». is the man
must iitlul for the punilillll III has no
Lights on hand and is “I IK'III“0, the only
LIIII'VIIILI IuIIIIl Iunnlgunluin llIc iliili‘l't‘lii.
intervals “I the drill-I IIIIII llillkt‘ it what It
micr- Win.» -the strungII-l lulmrorgunianllnn
in the world"
A npl) to the iclclzrmum sent to Mr. Sov-
rrsixn he.» rIcciwII by ”W dclcpmes in
uhIrhMr. SIIII'IelgII sIIlIl lf Mr. i’on
deriy has resigns-Ml inlll Isncpt tin» Illito
‘ of In aural mom I- IIIIIkIIIIIII ii [I unliml lil‘:
IIIIII will do all in Ill) putter in I nrk for
illt‘ “out! III ”II I II‘.' l‘. .
'IIIIII prIu IIIIIIII puts IIII IIIII III the mill
lt‘uu'rs) mm gong on. "IIII-uIIll i’owdtr
llilAaI-llll hulll lluir \Illl .d 'l. \IlIiI-h Is II
IIIujIIIiII. and upon l'll- Im- IIIIIlIIIg nill gel
tight dImII in In: 'Im‘ M
WELL PRUNED PARAGRAPHS.
Mr Gladstone is suffering from IIIIIIIIII
IIIII
It is reported that ti revolution iltt'illfflkl‘li
nut III l'erIIIIIIIlIucII.
Um 4 MI operators in the hm. factories
lu Ilanlmn. l‘ lillll are locked out.
The t IIrliII putty was found when about
to perish in the snow and I‘I' 'III‘IIL‘LI
Mural hundred lndlanscn the Fonda
I‘I reservation are said to be starving
Ferdinand l Fees. one of the pioneer
imlltarpersuf Ashury Park,N. 3., III dead
Wood to his bed with a cold. Is able to
Ire out.
The trial of the cruiser Marblsbead. list
' tor Wednesday neat. has been postponed
to Does
The trial of Premium» for the murder
of Carter ll Harrison was postponed until
neat Monday
The president has appclntsd Eugene 'l‘.
Chambsrislo of Albany to be commission
or of navigation.
it is reported that Miss llclsn (Ionld is to
marry Edward El. Thorns. one of the vice
presidents of the Tom Pacific railroad.
A cold Blooded litirdsrsr.
unwritten Kr. .. Nov stavAt latch.
ville, I harlot Minion was shot by ossph
Tamin- alters quarrel at I dance. After
killing his man Tartar took tbs body to
the home of Hinton s psi-eats and sat up
dl night with the body. in the morning
Tartar left the manually.
l‘ks Wedsammd liter].
”hummus. Nut. if. -—~ Mr. Joseph
Mm. a son of llr Jose Eastman. the
distinguished nor of this city. has re-
send a letter rem air. Woodruli In
which he stated that ha is engaged to mar-
r7 was Inns Gould.
Village Treasurer In Metals.
Nehru Turnaround, N Y., Nor. it.»
mum-um W llllsmtl Jorge is under an
Mohamed with slamming 01.00!) from
chestnut of the lots Emil Nessig
m Irish-II mm
from". Nov. lit—(Ivor laws
In ans-Masks“ uehdn
the bodies have already been re»
serene.
a. “Wm“..wmw
New for-er lull Minted
Linlrsm. tier. nurse newly one
on” other hall III Dorryvllts IrIts
Wm WM
Boston. Nov. Ill—«The culmination of "
, seen to be appreciated.
\ ice President htsvsuwu. who has been
AT 25 CENTS. .
This us artist Ills, its III Slim assimilates will close out In below the actual rustle narcissism item.
Com; took Brothers, Clothlers
NORWALK AND SOUTH NORWALK.
[85001005 AND IBBBY.
A lost Captivatlag Entertainment to
Take Place at theOpsrl House.
"The Gypsiea' Festival,” a sparkling
operslts, will take place on Wednesday
evening in the Opera House. It prom«
lass to he a most captivating entertain
mntsmelodions and merry. The con-
stantly changing poses. the ever~moving
graceful figures, the faint red sunset
glow over all, will make the scene kaleid-
oscope and arcadisn in its aspect. The
singing, under the direction of Professor
Hills, will has musical treat. The drill
Imovsmeuts and calisthenics will, be
graceful and effective under the direc
tion of George R. Nash, an artist of un-
doubted ability. Misa Alice Cram, as
queen of the gypslea, will be dignified
and attractive; Mrs. George Byington,
as the fortune teller, will sing her part
with archness and, expression. The song
by Iiisa Alice Selleck, the Invisible song-
stress, will be charmingly rendered.
George R. Nash, as the Yankee peddler,
will be unique. The children who will
execute the drill are Homer Byington,
captain; Vera. Wood, Clara Betta,
Grace Adams. Ethel Wilcox, Violet
Ella. Jean “nasty. John Wood"
ward, Clarence Cram, Harvey Butts,
Frank VanBursn, Spencer Adams, Fred
Many. Chorus, Gussle Golding, Louise
Montgomery, Annie Bette, Edith Hun-
tington, Emily Mott. Marion Walton,
Nellie Dussberry, Alice Davis, Marjorie
Bishops Harry Duesberry, Allie Scoiield,
Edward Brotherton, Willie Roach,
Ernest Cornell, Fred Grumman, Leroy
Montgomery, Joe Mallriu, Howard Mont-
gomery.
The “Ten Little Nigger Boys" must he
Each will be
done cleverly and will produce almost
convulsions of mirth. Mr. Duis-
bcrry and Mr. Hutchins have been
indefatigable in their labors to make
this a success. The too little nigger boys
are: John Whitaker, Howard Montgom‘
ery. Roy Montgomery, Ross Malcolm.
Ralph Wade, Harold Austin, Willie Lee,
Sylvester Brotherton, Eddie Diver.
Miss Berry] Austin, the lovely bride, is
to be attired in a royal costume, very
striking, and the eflect perfect. Great
credit is due to Mrs. Hobbs for this
creation.
Miss Gertrude Camp will bethe accom
panist, and hire. George W. Cram and
Mrs. William ll Smith are the general
managers. .. ‘
If a New ‘Iork Iniiiiunlun- trues I I.
nor at 5th “\‘t‘nuv ILIIII 'lllth sum-L Ins-.1 Ig
$700. 00 which gins III Icnplc (I) .Ipcpnlw
and thew people a nd 1,456.le in LILC'
ors‘ bills and final» has. to pay $500
each for Cactus Blood Care to cure ”will.
whatwvonld be the saving per copItn if
the dinner should not be given, there
being 87 persons at the feast!
Inquire at Plaisted's drug attire, sin I:
you may have the problem solved ani
get information about (‘ ctus Bic I Cure.
8..“ Harvey
It
3*— 2 24"”
HNcmet§fi
Ihe Whole World
is after
our shoes, and
rett much over body
out Norwalk sin our
shoes, too You couldn’t get in-
nothing better either, in the
linso footwear, because thet
wear well look well, and
well. Nohod wants a cor
article when t comes to not.
wear. A bad shoe touchesa
tender spot, and tender spots
must he touched lightly. If you
want to touch your pocketbook
lighdtly, and that’s apt to bee
tender spin nowadays, come to
us for s use Web ave every-
thing suitable for autumn
wear for home or out of
door business or
pleasure.
W.—
M Is your struts to us how
ll. H. HIlWEYfKE‘l‘
The old established Boot and
Shoo dealer, fulfills his promise
to his misery friends and patrons
ugthe greatest out in
prices ever “made In this town.
illpositlrslngsym outcasts
ihéfiumil'il’h‘i’a "so?
all former efforts. “I,“
HOW is IT
customer.
Twenty five dozen
6 difi'erent sizes.
All Wool Flannel
500 lbs. of
A few broken lots in
Children’s
'20 dozen
lll dozen
Linen Fringed Shades. Brass Holder.
All complete for 88c each.
83 Washington Street, George
"GENTS--
Do your feet ever feel the need of warmer socks for. winter?
If they do, come to us, for this week We are going to make the
biggest kind of a push' In a good 25c wool sock, price reduced to
17c per pair; or 3 pair for 49c. Only i doz.
N... .,.,..¢-I
Children’s tanlun Flannel Night Drawer
For this week, choice 25c each.
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One little lot of Children’s Red
They are worth from 65 to 850, according to size;to close, 49c each
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Keep your children sweet and good tempered by giving than:
The Boston Store Peanul Tally.
Always crisp and fresh. Price, 14c per pound.
Fine American Mixed Candies.
Price until Thanksgiving, Ne pound.
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We also will make a leader of 1,000 yds.
III Wool Cashmeles.
This week until TIIanksgiviIIg,for 390 per yard. Valued {It 500.
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Linen Lamp Shades.
complete with Shade Holders, for this week, 130 each.
Mack—~—
WITH YOU ?-
pair to day one
Vests and Pants.
Garments
at Greatly reduced prices.
Ianllslyne & ta. Proprietors.
MSEL‘OND
“.20. (it .{II' .
01.35
i
Go to Theodore Olsen’s.
SALE (IF—-
Ladies'. Missses‘ Men's and Boy’s Shoes.
513 pr. Ladicu' Turn and [land WI-lt Shoes, worth $4.50, at
Ilisscs’ Kid, Spring Heel Shoes, worth $2.00, at
tum ~
lflllpr. I.£I(livs"lipshocs, Opera and C.
$201),
2“ pr.
$1.25.
ii: I pr (‘ hild’s Kid. Sprint»; Heel Shoes, sizes Ii to H, worth
150 pr. Men's Calf Loco Shoes, worth 82.50, at 81.25.
34 pr. iiuy'n liunvi SI‘WUII Shoes, sizes II to 13, worth $3.69. at
Theodore Olsen
8| Washington Street, South Norsalll.
5., worth $3.,50 at
EVENING SCHOOL.
stamu BUSINESS coins.
STAMFORD. can.
0pm: 'I‘IIssIlIIy Evening. (Minim- llql.‘
Y'ounf men and young wmncc. IruplnIM
during bailey. can pursue Imiil‘lmli Ii
noonaaamsn. roasts saute anom-
IIA so rrcnwnr sum 11’ .-|tl
uriarv. A an
Irnxscunmnuscn
asrrunanas.
'i‘ullnn rates reasonable. Hem] for lllustrnb
catalogue
I. A. IIBHIIIIIII, President.
To its. 5 llsllrost Plsss.
ties, mwjniifil'flr L
Elbow
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Dramas Jill. urn-v WEI»:
Old Well not Laundry
ll Washington Street.
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sun wuss hosts as nun.
so acres csan III wartime.
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One Thousand
-A‘ND--
IKEGS.
FOR SALE,
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IIREITII Illillltill Islets.
RAYMOND 8808.
SOUTH NORWALK.
' BITY Illlllli Sillfl
Cider Earrels ‘
Painting and Paper Hanging,
EsrProIspl I-
Call and Examine the
Fine Stock of .Wall Paper,
. IT THE ‘
J. T. Prowiil company.
WM
5.
HIPID TIMES IRE HERE
—AND—
Christmas is taming, ‘ 5.
YOU WILL WISH FOR SOME
HOLIDAY PRES-
ENTS BE THE TIMES GOOD
0R BAD.
Nonh’s Photographs
WILL FILL THE. BILLg
MODERATE .IN PRICE ‘
AS WELL AS BEST IN
QUALITY.
LllXITlIlllll
—-AND—
CELERY
mus am. ram arm museum
was: svs'rm.
llo llara'tthss.
llo Hols Restless Days. ..
Ila lion Sleepless Illxllb.
With increasing Appetite and mm. ‘
lien flops takes the place of m ”If
daily duties become a delight and “to
Joy.
Then stop that cough with
Yankee .
LIINII- SOOIHEII.
Ask your neighbor about It. and If ant (Ill!
satisfied Inquire at the
I WABI'HNWI'ON 8T“ 50. NOW
0. A. Gregory a 00;;
NORWALK. or.
4796iba
Fine Dairy
e
if; "
BUTTER
from Delhi Delaware Corinth New York. will
In stars. Those who harshest! luthshand
stars out cleaning cans for their win” '
plycau whosollsd. We will “HM
«an» m anus-sums» ls. thrills
whotrustnsto till their order malts. w.
over. canto mun umtmiiwtsstw.
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The California Hm
Honey,
irritation soon.” itsalr sorts them”:
about its ill. We sell” m, ‘
Norwalk Chronicler