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mats Luvs copra spatula: III
renown;
3’on innit:
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lr . ll'l’lquBex cum-.9591“. IIlIAu.
“Tl I”. PM Nvl‘tbtu. lllII ""’lrl.3I1iat‘
.se. mm: accustom-.031”. ulnar.
THHJII so. “Mr "1.1.5: «it.
Briana"
lwlfihisx Amenhweleoac. RM
million? ‘llsx,lI 28-M-
F011 8" Hana:
Au“ wittexdflu. 632110. 738w doom
filler. lotus um es. IIII or. P M ~~i.I
ox. lot ac, :4: IIII to nrlIIgI-pnrt. am or. t a
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HrldltvuortJHI at‘ 941 or ll 15 ac.
first)» a.
A. 31.46;“. I20 or. no ac. 9 I.” MI. 715 III-
[SAVE NEW YORK.
Fort Sou-r11 Vuuwaut
Ant—13m m‘Iitrx. hm“. IllllmI, Inn“
“(Alex Influx ”Mex. ltllllcx llliltluc.lll'llex
IIIIIac. 1:0- nIIIIII ac. ,._ Alwlm ~I-. ruler.
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'LdllleleiBIwJ'llimllIUIcIQWM.
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4.- .
Barbary Blvlslon
Luvs Scorn Noun-ALI:
A 487n9l710c. IOIB ex.
on ILtll‘lmtlelderu Registrar.
ausmvs
P. ll *7 2.3 an.
P. M.~l A.
A, A .—9fl ac.
Luvv. Duncan
A \t -Itmac. Tiller 95701:. 11 III ac.
s2! ex bilac owes.
Spam".
A. AIL-I803 ac. P. ill. 505 ac.
m
' BAININE ill POPULARITY...
People surely realize that each and
every one are judged by wh at they are
ablctodo, and are not credited by what
sows one else understands or can execute
Ladies awoken at once to what lilosl
concerns them, and that is their figure
and appearanc».
\l‘re really believe it is an important
duty we owe oursehes and friends to
make the most of what nature has "iH'll
us.
Thus, to our hands are intruded not
only the tasteful adornment of the form.
but also our comfort, lmtlrovcttu‘nt of
figure, and In no small degrte, our happi-
[1953.
It matters not whether We are rich or
poor this subject interests as all.
IIA II HI 3
of true culture and iutIIlligence esteem it
a real accomplishment to be able by the
exact»: of their own abilit3 to cut. beau-
tifully fittingr garments.
Mil I‘ IIRR
can justl3 feel proud of their daughters
u ho powesstlw knowledge and ability
not. 11nl3 to sllpetintond but to In! 'illti
makotheir onn clolhing. It is sI-Ill'eti
Ilcnt that they “ill make better wiv us and
mothers.
YOU
1'. M
may think this call is not for you, but .
perhaps it is.
ho I» attIIr what your station in "III to you
cannot an» very far in the tuturII. and a \Itill'
able trade may mean I.III13 mm: b to 3011.
Now that 3our attention has been called in
the right direction. dcit the
DRESS CUTTING SEHDDL
(with the determination of betterinou our I on-
Iiill' -n It on ibis) nun Inch-tluate the work.
Schoo 'I‘ III Inlay, Thursday and Satur-
day, 2 to .‘1 and I to l) p. 111
22 SMITH MAIN STREET.
80H!!! NORWAIIK.
,1
cper
Avenue, East Notwalk.
GORHAM’S
Wu 1 IF
I
store, In 1 First
DR. F. 3W. D ARMER
sunotouowpsr
4 2 V'Vashington St.,3
South NoronK, Bonn.
TEETH mum 1st» cxrsacruv
ntrnocr mm. .
Artificial Teeth with hurl without plates by
the latest improv ed methods.
All operations pertaining to modern Den-
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on ha‘t the price chargrd by other dentists
Teeth Extracted Free of Lhuse where 0th-
or teeth are to be inaerted
A lady in attendance.
OFFICE HOD R94.
From 8 a. In. until 5 p. tn. Open Wednesday
and 5a! orday until 8 p. m. -
All vzrk warranted for five years.
Consultationfitru.
illiUBF.
ll
Ontario is Dr. Samuel Pltohor’si
preemption tor Infants and Chil-
dren. It contains noither Opium,
Iorphino nor other Narcotic sub-
stance. It in harmless substitute for 3
Paregorio, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oils It is pleasant. Its ‘
guarantee is thirty years' use by,
millions of Mothers. Gastoria is the
Children‘ s Panacea—tho Hothor's
Friend.
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For Infants and Children.
Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon
having Corinna, and see that the facsimile
signature of
Is on the ,
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tcct ourselves and the public at all hazardll.
'ms Canons. comasv, 77 Murray St, N.Y.
April 931 231‘
Things."
Our store is fairly full with
good things in Iir-merio I'm-
('liristmm and \l'“ \ears
feasts.- mouthing in\uts, ltui-
('oniII'tinn-I, irui: I. ctr.
\Im an- invitml t-Isamfllc our
stock of good Candy, 31 h Ih we
sh alloi‘ftrat iIlI, 13c and bit pIIr
New i‘ius l‘lc puilllti.
.‘Illlt‘,
pound.
I
“Full (it Good
lorenzu Dibble.
..._ w.._r.._ W...— -_ . _._.-._.
Patent Medicines
EAST Allil PLEASANT TO TAKE.
' AT OUR PRICES.
ill FABTI NAIIDJ’IIDT TO TAKE,
'WW
[nxatonik 61.00
H KMA'B Harsapnrills, I60
A3cr3’ Snmaparilln, . .87
D-tna’ a Stirsaparilla, .67
Duticura ltI-solvent .70
Scott’s Emulsion, .86
Greou’s Norman, .7!)
itillnon‘a Specific for Malaria, .75
Point-”II Celery Compound, .65
I'Srandrcth s Pills, 12
licoc‘s‘ s Planers, » .‘lO
Barnum s (,‘upsice Planters, I .l?
)nstoria, " . 'Il
lament Pliifi, 3 .15
{brood s Bitters .18
ladatn’ s Microbe Killer, qts., .75
Sodom s Microbe Killer, gal. jam, 8. 60
Yankee Lung Soother,
in. 8. Stillson’s
Drug»;r Store,
32 Washington Strast
VEST
YOUR SAVINGS IN,
NEUABLE SIX PER‘
"\ CENT. SECURITIES:
AND
. your: LIFE, HOUSE
or: FURNITURE
runouou run:
waiver or
HOWARD B. SMITH,
Room 1, laconic Building, Norwalk
; 11m and Mr.
.it
, f A Senate lillll Providing For the
,' Sinewool'War. . ,
110st! voronron a courtroom.
WT"-
m loos-dots Imam an All. PM
«so: Ilmbllohw-‘I‘ho Sonata canon-I
Alisa Thomas as Ilium» to Voaoaagla
. mm vows-smug Ila-m L
Wasmroros. Doc. to, -— The season
shared the general sentiment of belllchI
euIIy prevalent yesterday, and (mm the
outset of tho simian thmeaauros propos-
ed breathed a spirit of patriotism and 0|
preparation for any emergency that might
arise concerning Venezuela
The first bill lntrodttood WM that 02 MP,
Chandler, providing an appropriation oi
810(1,00I),000 for a heavy increase In tho
. notional armament. This was quickly iuI~
lowml by proponltionu authorizing thu sco-
rotary 0! war to purohasc a late davlco ot
hoary battery and tor a report on the tea~
slbillty ol' equipping tor spruce the old
" ship Constitution.
Mr. Hill addud to the suggestionsot do~
lease by askluginuundlutc cnualdorutlon
tor a bill mulling uxIConfeIlerotus ollglblu
to service in the army and navy. Asldc
from those steps inaugurating legislation
the day pullout! without, Ilcclulvo action on
the Vonozuoln question.
'l‘hn first. investigation of the session
was startod by tho passagoof Mr. Gail's
lung pondlng resolution [or an inquiry In-
to alleged corporuto lulluunccc upIIrating
in the oloction of lfnltcd Status senators
and representatives. The i't‘snilllltlll has
been urged at prnvious sossloua without
avail, but Mr. (fall’s perslslonco at last
scoured favorable action on it. 0110 oi the
Ailxlh'l'l-lll
ALLEY 'I‘IImIAs.
incidental votes was rcgnrdcd as soutuwhnt
significant. Mr. lialo shrouded in sccnu
ing an amondmnnt by which the regular
committeo on privilch and vim-lions
will prosm‘uto the inquiry inutcad of arc»
nting a special connnlttcn for that pur
pose.
As a itirthcr vxprcssinn on the subject
of British Iulcrnachtmmls tlm sonata
11ngch to A rnsnlntlon introduced by Mr.
Davis calling on the president for intan
motion as to British and ('uuudiun III‘Cll'
patina, military or civil, of any part of
the [fallod Status torritoryoi Alaska.
AnntIIIII' significant resolution was of-
IIred by Mr. tiallingcr, authorizing tho sec-
rotary of war to contract for tho purcbaun
of an improvctl counturpolsn battury. The
resolution went to the committee on 'Inil-
itary ut‘fnirn.
'l'bcre wan nun-at dual of mainly in the
senato concerning tho llilt, bill, which had
passod the house, andconsiderablo Imprints
mprI-nsvd‘ that it did not (‘llllll' our in
than to boaetctl upon. liut undcr th- now
law all bills must, ho printed, and this
caused the dolay.
Allan Thomas Minister to Valium-Ia.
’l‘hc sonnlo in cxctI1thIIsIssiI1nconflrui-
ed tho iéllowlng nominal inns:
Allcn Thomas of Florida. to be envoy
extraordinary and 111l11|st~er plenipotontla-
ry to Venezuela.
' .lIIsIIph R. licad of Iowa, to boobiet Jus-
tiI-c, and Wilbur iI‘. Stoop of Colorado,
llcnry I‘. Sluss of Kansas, William W.
Murray of Tcnnussen and Thomas C. Flll-
IIIrI1f North I'nrolina to bu Itssoclutn jus-
tiCI-s of tho court of privnto Inmi claims.
. 'l‘hu following poxtmastcrs were also-
Confirmed:
Maine—litigar II.
I". lllngdon, l'v'iscassrtt; I3.
lluoksport; (T. Walker, lrcwistnn;
Mayburry, Westbrook.
lllassavhusotts—.-\. l). ilultt, Arlington:
J. l’. Hurilhy, Manson: L. W. Dower,
East Hampton: .l. lu'. iloran, Attlcboro
.II‘allS; hi. Winsor. L‘ht‘fitnut lllll: .l. ii.
’i‘mncr, New’tonville: A. J. Smith, Stocks-
bridgc; C. A. I’illing. North AndovI-r:
'1‘. ii. Mann, It‘itcl1bnrg;.lnhn Kirkpat-
rick, South Hadley: Timothy llowurd,
North llrnokilnld. ,
('onnccticut-llm'aI-II \l‘bnolor, Sin-lion;
C. ll. Rogers, I‘olchcster; I‘, ll. Manon,
llaubury; M. E. Lincoln. Willlnmntic;
ii. W. liencdict, South XIII-Walk.
‘ Maryland —- A. lintchford, Annapolis
Junction: I). h). lx’can. (furnhcrland; .l.
I', iiindman, liking run; Blanchard
ilmv, anpnrt; “ 1i.
(7., “Inner,
13'. T.
,iIlmcry, .lr, Ccntcrville: ill. D. Ellegood,
. hallsbuu.
Throughout tho day the sonata gallcr-
less wIIru clowdcd beyond thnir capacity,
showing the koen publiI intorost in antic-
‘ ipated developments on tho British- Ven-
('lel'ill question.
Short Session In (honour.
The session of tho bousu didnot last an
hour, but. it sulliI-ed for tho passagu of a
bill authorizing tho preéidvnt to appmnt
a commission to inwstigntc the Vnnczuev
Ian boundary and appropriating $IOII,000
for the expenses of tho commission.
Tho l1ill,wl1lch cartiI-s into otl'cct Ibo
recammcndntiotis oi tho prnuidcnt' s mes-
sage, was prepated by Mr. Hill of Illinois
and mot thII apprmal of ex Speaker III-hip
Although several Republican loaders ex-
pressed themselves in IMIInvcrsatinn ad in:
vorlng the reformed of tho message to tho
committee on foreign atfalrs for a report,
3' Mr. Boutolle of Maine was the unly‘ono
who voiced that view on tho iloor.
Speeches tor the bill worn made by Mr.
35L'rispu and attempted by
‘ other members, who enultl not scrum rac-
ognitlcn. and there was no vote against
Considerable applause was glvon to
tho patriotic referent-us in tho rpuecbes.
At the close of the debutd Mr. Meredith
of Virginia shouted that it set-mod to be
an opportune time to rcpcal tho law {01"
bidding ex- Confcdorates to onlist in the
I' hired States army, but no reply was
made to his suggestion.
The following is the text oi 2i. P'ltt I!
bill:
.-\'bill militias: an npprvpriutinn for tho ox
3 p1 INN of :1 It‘lllllllri-iivll In tm'cstigatw and
1‘1 port on tit I: trnII Ili1i~iunal lim lutnm 11
the npnhlir o! \I 11mm in and British Gul~
‘ mm.
Bu It enacted by the senate and the house of
1- prIsI ntat'm 411i tin l' iliil' -Il HtatI ~I of Ann r-
Iica, in conga» ass-I mlIlI-Ii. That tho. sum of
“ohm or so much tbermf as may bt- norms-
wry. be and the sunn- is III-ruby oppropriutml
3 for the oxpcnlc of a commission tube oppolnlI
-. quow .'
v t ih‘ot moot
ployntia I'M OW York ”'3' yard who
obtained lrpooltloos upon amped
ttvs‘ examination have been martial-goo
tor thousandth”-
All Mruhlrohlld 0! Now Yor .«Tl
prov slot to national tuition k' or
the altsados ot the Hudson hn pros
orvatlon ot tho Palisades moantal tron.
destruction by him as and other ampules
Tho house tohavo its hellda)
recess extend from Friday. lilac. 20. It
Fr Idop. 33-41 vacation of mo wool".
21‘» II Ill be but one 111qu amnion ho
tors ho holidays-nib” of tomorrow-
whon Speaker Rood will
superstition and announce t
mlttoos.
The Bank Will Do Cautions.
The Post this morning says: “’l‘bo rso
clutlon which the house passed yesterday
with such unanimity and outhuslaolu.
providing tor tho cmntnlsslou to unozue
la in accordance with the recommendation
of the president, will ho laid before Ila
senate today. Contrary to the general or
peotatlon, It will not bu passed hytbal
body. in addition to this the resolutlot
passed by the house for an adjournment
for the holiday rocesss to begin next Fri
day, will not be agreed to by the sonata.
Ijongross will he in scssion until next
Tuesday at tho present outlook, and it
may be born uutll even a latcr data.
"Tho masons given tor its inlilngu.
pass promptly arc that tho Republic-In.
scholars and many of the Democrats are
opposcd to giving the president all tlII
chors which would be invested luhlnI
by the resolution.
"It will bu insisted that tho commie
slonors shall be nominated to and con
firmed by the senate instead of having
theta named by tho prcnidcnt without
:tnytheck whatever upon his selrtinu.
in view of the important and rosponulblt
dutlIIs whichtbcy will perform, the send
tors feel that thorn should be some invelti
gation into thulr character and quollflca
tlunlt. In addition to this the point was
madeiu tho caucus yesterday that thou.
was in the house resolution no limitation
as to tho time when the commission”.-
probably can
a house cum
' should report, and this “as felt to be an
oversight which should be leuletlled. ”
MESSAGE COMM ENTS.
The British Foreign tmm Does Not 111k:
It Seriously.
Loynov. llcc. lit—Neither tho iurcigh
”mm nor tho colonial oilloc oilicials have
anything to any about President Clove
land‘s 11105511in to congress, which, how
ever. does not appear onlcially to ho re-
garded with alarm. We are assured that
in unusually wall iniornmd quarters there
is a shrewd suspicion regarding the real
objects of the mo: logo, and this is rcgarIi
I‘ll as culllcicnt justification for darlinlng
to take Presldont ('lovelund too seriously.
'l‘hn New York correspondent of The.
'l'iuws, in his review of the situation
thorn, says: "it: is already cvldnnt that
A 1nIIrlcl1t1 opinion is very far from being
unanimous on tho prosident's now policy.
Thorois, of course, ntromundousImplosion
ct long pent up jingoism. but way wvlglity
protests malIo thrmaelvcs heard at tho
sumo tl1ne,I taku tho press first. ’1 horn
aru’ ilvo morning papers in New York
which may fairly be callIIti loading pnpnrs.
Ill those two support tho president nun--
survodly, two oxprcss tin-Inspires in wry
guarded terms, and one nppnsns tho prcril
IlIInt unresorvodly. {[‘hn two which support
the president arc 'i'ba Times, ”nonprofit,
and The 'l‘ribuno. .llngo Republican. Tho
two which an) rcilccting are Tho liuxuld,
anti-Jinn», InIlcpIIndunt, and Tho Sun,
Democratic, untl~Cleveland and .‘llngo.
The one which comes out squarely against
the prvsldeut’s policy is The World. which
may ho callod indopctulcut flunmcratic.”
A number of conscrvatlvu politicians
who W cm lntervicu'ed maintained that.
diplomats, acting under the instruction
of Lord Salisbury. sounded the European
powers last. fall and prior to the dispatch
of “root Britain's roply to Hecrelary Ol-
uIIy’a note, with the result that tho dlplu~
niats answered that all of tho powers hay:
ing interests In America agrcnd with Lord
bulisbury that the Monroe doctrine, as
stated by Mr. Olncy, did not possess any
intcrtmtinnal authorit3.
At tho annual banquet of tho Actors‘
fund Minister Bayard received an ovation
and was loudly cheered when he said he
did >11I1tbclicvo thorn would be any trouble
between England and America.
“’hat Ia Thought In l'ern.
11:11.1, Pcru, llcc lII. —l’resident ( love-
land I: spceial Inossago on the British
(iuiana- \IIncmcla boundary dispute has
been the cup subject of (souvcrsntion
among hll thnso lntoruvied in public
ailairs, and it is regarded as a most im
portant- diplomatic dot-Irritant. Tho Mon-
I'UII doctrine is a subject of vital intercst
and importance to ovary South American
republic, and the clear doilnitlon of it
find the auncunrcmcnt of the lines of the
adhorenco to it by tho l’nitcd States gov-
*ctnmeut is wolcomcd by all classes of in-
telligent people. The public. as far as
can he gathered from the expressions col:
looted, do not expect that war will result,
but think that” England will yield to the
firm Stand at the United States. Words of
admiration arc heard on all sichIfnr the
course of the United States in coming to
the relief of a weal: sister republic.
German tomrnents.
BERLIN, Dec 1”. —'l‘he Koellni'cho Zeb
tung says: “President Clevelant, to our
great surprise, has allowed himself to be
hurried into taking steps which would
have been thought. impnsslhln llo has
thereby diminished the credit of s set- -
‘ond administration In the ayes of history
and has prepared for his country troubles
'wlth England merely in order to catch a
few votes of Democrats. Great Britnrh
311118 the fullest moral and material right
to bravely stand lu r ground and to con-
tinue the struggle so passionately enm-
moncod ago: not her. "
The YossIscho 'leltung Intimates that
‘the president's demands are such as to .
attract the attention of other powers he-
sidcs Great Britain. " l
A Franch “How.
PARIS, Dec. ill. «The Republlquo Frau-
calse says: “it Is in every wayn bl aflnir
which has fallen into 11M 1ry’s
hands. They would 11 sorry in Lou-
(innIin draw the United States into a
quarrel in view of our frontier troubles
with Brazil. But they must not lmuginn
that We shall hasten to play upon this llC-
casino the game of dgp‘lmpacy. .of Great
Britain whirls isolator in tho esstnnd
far east. W0 shall be curious and nmnsml
to m what steps she will tuko I'I‘Slllftlnlz
this ill tempered Brother Jonathan in
view at her policy of independent action."
of ill health. Ev cry thine: about the business Is
. faring from any dittlcn
-3p 111.. and on Monday evenings from 'I’ to 8
cheap ,stuii'l
when for the
same money
you can get
B. E‘f‘llob‘acco.
It is best and
cheapest, as it
made from
the best leaf——
Lasts longest.
New l'm‘l: Announcmnent.
Homer’s Furniture
iII tbc best in the market honours rcp-
tcsontiugthc [ll‘tltillttllIJlliI'If the host
umlwt's: only. No such magnificent
Ili‘s’p lay can be teen in \nmt'ica Inc-
cnpi 'cs (‘lgililfllill'illll‘iii“01§i)flllli no-
1111014) can mpnll val ms in line anI-
tmo bI: obtained.
Novelties for iha Holidays.
'l‘b “II‘ II ”U“! 5.." thousands of 3lli1flI",Tl’I,‘m
tho invpr min» ilvtl':,l‘l'.,“:ilHV I‘lmir III‘ Writ-
ing lI.~l..tII tlIu 11ml cranium ilrcsslnzz
'i'nl-III amplitt ?. 'l'lnw.‘ \i“.\li‘l'il§-‘i’ sun-ct-
in; II Will, II It‘ i‘t'ill‘ and III-tux \I, w-umo
ll liIlaI. 0.:1- iii in. Il .1111 II «balm in our
vavIl -'.< wk. and at all ltill‘ ~. I imply 111ml I'd
Swirl for lwantil‘ully iilusstrated
book. “(1111' AillI'liI'illl “Homes, and
“In" To lI‘III‘nHI‘ 'l‘hcnt. "
R. J. Homer & Co.,
A' In nlIuIe“ . I'IEH ra 11ml Importer-I,
61, 63, 65 W. 23d St., N. Y.
. .l "Joining lidrn ll Inner).
H. Ipnt'fl't'r-V II~I.II‘1I~l.III1Int I~nnn of tho
,- 1:th l.‘w'.‘; Vntk. .\IIII-,<II~V' Ullil/lr‘nl.
agnw ,3
.. 4.
\‘I‘V
It’s in the Air.
Holiday
The (Tliristnms and spirit
hovers over evvrythiug; and alrcady
you‘re [thinking of' lloliday‘ merry—mak-
ing. We have something to help you
make good ehecr'wall the liner.
3 Staple anti Fancy :Broceries,
Bottled and Banned Fruits,'8picos,
etc. Better get in your Christmas
early.
Samuellnmhcllls
12 North Main Street.
at (1.,
ordcr
all ti-
X RARECHANCEI
I Pllllia BUSINESS I.
consisting of Grocery. Bakery and Ice Cream
Business. Will be cold very clot-up on account
1!) good shape, and this is 11 mm opportunity
tor the rI ht: wraDon. Apply at this albedo
IoJAME in“ .Itfo
Physician lot Women!
”—99.
11113. llll. II. I. outrun.
Con‘be Consulted at hér‘oflleh
3‘42 Broad St, W ggoport,’ Bonn.
from 10a. to. to" I p. In. any day except Sunday
The Doctor 1: a reanlar physician, and for
the past nineteen wars has made the DIS
EAStdb‘ot WOMENII bfecialty. Ladies suf-
ty incident to the sex
can consult Dr. Guild font in the strictest enn-
tldonoo, with the assurance or rot-civil);
the most skillful and scientific treatment
known to modern surgery and medicine.
Homo cars with nurse tarnished when requir-
ed. Irma moderate. All letters promptly
mph to. . Incl lmostsmn. nlfl lthtf
W
SOUTH NORWAIK SAWIIBS BAllA
‘ 51 Washingtonstroet.
Open dallyfromfi tol2a.m.. and from He
H'lutorust allowed on deposite.
ALDEN consume. Frost. - ,
JOHN H. FERRIS, Vioe-Prost.
The kind we know you want and at prices youf
ling to pay. 3 That IB our idea of business. under thoc‘o
easy circumstances we can allot-d to guaninteo ovary
garment we sell, and agree to return 3cm- monoy it (tho
satisfied with your purchase.
Furnishings
That we show you are the very latest styles and <31 best
quality, up to date in every way, and the beat for tho
prices we ask, that any one can show you. Our best ari-
vertisement is our customers, always well (ironed
and pleased to recommend their friends to us.
W. A. BENEINBT & ill
I9 Main Street,
Norwalk.
p3 wil.
Sentinel Building,
South Notwall.
If You Wear Shoes,
if You Buy Shoes,
Then Read this Ad. Very Carefully.
Men's iinamcl invisible I'nrl. Solo Show,
.‘icn's Heavy lillNiII (fulfillmblv Solo Show,
Alt-11‘s (‘alf InvisiblI- ('oriI; Holt: mmw.
lIuIliIIs' Invisible I'm-k Solo Shut-a
lI'Iniic-I' i‘aii ilouliin Solo Nun's, button and lawn
Ladies" liloth ’l‘op Shoes. :IomIItbinI.r lino,
('lIiiIlrI-n's Show in an I~Inllv+~ 3 Ili‘itflff.
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SI'IJII) to $5.1!)
$3.50 to $71.!“
$2,!“ to $7M.»
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hmvn in loan. from {Illa to $3 ‘ ‘l
A choc CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
Rubber Goods
Dittiillicbnl tn:tiu-~‘.:I'bll1‘c~hitumlin 1:1: luly .I‘I Imi.
40 AND 42 WALL
Everybody’ s Shoes Shined Free of Bharge
III“
II
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STREET, NONWAI.
New York South bruit and bruit
—-—THE PROPELLEI’ISm
{1113 11- Ilurtall Eagle all VIIIII
Vi ill leave Pier'g‘d,
II
line on accrunt of the owners thereof.
E. II., Bushman street, New York, at .7 p, m. .
Leave Norwalk, II p. m; South Norwaik, G p. m.
Freight ReceiVId from I {1.111 to II p. m.
Upon application to agents the City of Norwaik, Eagle and VulIan will he
sent for special lots of freight anywhere in Non York or its vicinity.
All persons are forbid trusting any of the eniplo3ees of the boob: of this
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SCHAUB’S MARKET,
38 Washington Street, South Hawaii.
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HEADNUANTEAS EUR
Pork Chopa , 9-“.
Pork 1.11m for $3
Sousa c, Sperm Selliarnes' Inc,
Legs A utton ~ 90.
\lutton L hops Inc.
have Quarter ‘lilttton I III;
Fraakforters IIII-_
Bologna lbw.
II rush and Pickled I"Iripe Irv.
lead (' hccsu 3 ilk.
iver \l urst’ I lilo.
Other Cuts in the Same Proportions. All kinds of Poultry at T
nut-cuss: ants.
llama. sugar cured,
FIII‘IIIIIIIII'
3 lb; pail Lard
T’nt. llmlst
lound Stank
Pickled Tongues ,.
Smoked Tongues 3
Sauerkraut "It: I
1' null (hound lion-II For I hickens
‘ iIlv cry Tuesda3 and 1 riday
we
I c.
250.
it; to me.
me Invest Possible Prices-
JOHN H. KNAPP. Soc. Ind Tress.
lll'l’ld ‘
JACOB SCHAUB. PROPRIETOR. ' III
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_2“M H. GLOVER’S
Double Shoe Store,
In and‘Roliable Baily llitect Freight 33,,
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