gone. but night. The
irony pleasantly. dating
store given by Tends
solo by Alice Byxbee. there
" the chorus. A bountiu
. med about midnight.
1- the party ntnrted tor their
m: tho-e present were
” Gardner, Eva Griffin.
”an. and Bertha Byxbee. Annie
f. Julio Bylnnd, Lillie Fox.
We. Terrie and Marnie Hen-
Edith Brown. Funny Murphy;
1 Arthur Finney, Ernest Percy,
' Kinney. Harry Flatt. Fred
hnrlet Anderson,Ciifl'or-d Jud-
Griffin. Fred Brown. Charles
~ . ems Keogh. Chnrlee Kin-
‘ml' Shea. Peter Foley. Wal-
William and Charles Thompson.
GI. W Sederqneet, who is
’ ‘ uterine of meetings at the
, rent Christian church. is a very able
enbhndantlc preacher. Hie sermons
m in vivid word pictures, pleasing
WI and extracts from experiences
Mother places. while he himself is bub-
Mills overwlth good humor. afl'ecting
“11in hm to laughter one moment and
_. tom the next. His sermon last night
mi. aoontinnution of the one of Wed-
y night, but was of such a nature
' lobe equally interesting to those who
yore present then, and to those who
Veto not. Services commence at 7 :80
lunch. All are invited. Every seat
.Willinm R. Gilbert, one of the aspir-
{note for the East Norwalk postmitstei-
, rp, has the following petition in circu-
lation: "To the Honorable E. J. Hill':
,We, the undersigned, citizens and vet-
m. do petition your honorable air to
have W. R. Gilbert appointed poetmas~
"Wat East Norwalk. He not being an
able bodied 1min and not being able to
do n hurddny’ 3 work but capable of
‘doing the duties of postmaster. and
winning to get an honest and upright.
living... do ask you to hear our prayer
, and have him appointed."
The enbzect th1s cxening. at the Ad-
vent Christian church “ill be "The
. Z Stream of Life; or,h‘roxu Shore to Shore,"
drhioh will be illustrated by a beautiful
charter oil painting two yards wide and
, thirty feet long. Elder Sederquest‘s
chute are not only marvelously execut-
' ad, but enpersecnlar.
Frederick Schniedee, the confectioner,
Who recently vacated the store at 1155
Washington atreet,lias leased the Stabcll
em, opposite Hoyt'n Theatre. A plnte
glean front in being placed in the store.
walk, defeamd the Norwalk team, under
, Brotherton, by a score of l'.’ to
8, on the Third avenue boil grounds,
,Wedneldny afternoon.
An East Norwulk team and the Nor
walk Juniors will play football on tho
‘ Fifth avenue grounds. tomorrow.
Mrs. J. B. Wheeler has been cuter-
tninlng heralster, Mrs. C. H. ”ray, of
Wilton. ._ NM...“ .
George Keeler has been painting and
making repairs to the front of his shoe
store on the bridge.
Captain Peter Decker s launch has
been laid up for the winter in New
York. W..-“
hire. Frank Green and children. of
Cannery, have come to East Norwalk
to npond the winter with Mrs. Green‘s
mother.
The many friends of Mrs. Andrew H.
* Wood. of Kent Norwalk will be snrprin~
ed to learn of her dines».
w...” A...
, Frank L'Homnledieu, who line quiuey
non. throat, in improving. but very
My. ...._,..
George Bobcrtnon ban ntrnck a fine
’M 01 ennd in the oellnr of the house be
“building in Warren avenue.
M In broken in Warren ave-
din, thin morning, for the new four inch
810.10! It Van Karon have ilninhed
building n piem for lire. J. W. Wilnon,
Arch meet. Ronnik.
ill! boot Thur-tiny. and has not yet re-
unread it. He kept it near the Swedish
W...-
The regular mooring of the neon or.
Yolk rm Police will be held tonight
m Von Korea when begin: work on
' ' bonnie Warren avenue.
Captain Wilson’s team. of host Nor!
mute-”m" homicide...“
.ory Vernon, Ide m ”or
MWWWWM one.»
linens.
1. “My son, forget not My law; but let
- thine heart keep My column"
Between the lemon onGod'n blender upon
Solomon and the coin: forth of bin tam
we have this onepn the secret of all bienn-
ing and true honor. . These words ureter
windom’e children. these who are children
of God by faith in Chrilt Juno (John i.
13). for inasmuch an the law 0111th give
life only thone who have life can keep the
law (Gal. ill. 91. 22; Born. 1, 4; viii, 3, l).
Became in Christ we have life fréely by
Kin grace, therefore we love His law and
keen Hie commandmentn
it. “ For length of days and long life and
peace shall they add to thee. ” “He is our
life and the length of our days” (Dent.
xxx, 20‘). "He is our poem" (Epli. ii, 14).
To receive Him is life (I John v, l2). but
He wine to give us more than life, even
lite abundantly (John 1, 10). Many saved
people ruins much of heaven upon the earth
(Dent. xi, 18-21) because they do not eat
the word of God and lay it up in their
hearts for constant meditation.
,8. “Write them upon the table of thine
heart.” All the path: of the Lord are
mercy and truth unto auchoe keep His cov-
enant and His testimonies (Pu.rxxx,110).
And every believer is ex nod to be a liv~
lug witness to this fact, an cplstlc of
Christ written with the Spirit of the liv-
ing God in fleshy tableau of the heart (11
Cor. 111,13).
4. “So shalt thouflnd favor and good
understanding In the sight. of God and
man.” Not that all men will praise you
or love you it you live a holy “life, for not
all loved our Lord. and the disciple inuet
be content to be as his blaster (John xv,
20). But the muscious blessing of the Lord
will be yours. and the favor of all such as
truly love the Lord. When it In manifest
that the Lord is with us, there will be
abundant blessing to many. as in the case
or Joseph, Dnvid and Daniel.
Ii. "Trust in the Lord with all . thine
heart, and Ion-n not unto thine own pnderu
standing." Since it isnot in men that
walketh to direct his stops (.lor. x, 28) and
the heart is deceitful above all things
and desperately wicked. is 'it any wonder
that the Spirit has written. “Cursed be the
man that trustctli in man and mnkoth flesh
his ni'n1.Blesscd is the men that trustcth
in the Lord. and “hose hopotlm Lord in "‘
(Jcr xvii. r1 1‘. ll. ) ill‘ d turnip. “C ommlt
thy way unto the Lo . trust also in Him.
and He shall bring It to puss.”
ii. “In all thy ways acknowledge Him.
and lie Slliill direct thy paths." This goes
well with Phil. iv, II, 7, whom we are for-
bidden to be anxious about anything and
oommnndcd to be prnyorfulnisout every-
thing. Guiduuconnd bleeding iiro ossurcd
to nil who rely upon lllm to direct and
manomtlicm and their affairs. Soc for
further comfort Y’s. xxxii. 95'; ll (‘Iirmi
xvi. 9.
7. 8. "Bo not wine In Iliiuoown 131w.
[our the Lord and depart from evil. " limb
is the secret of soul licnltll. 111111 the. health
or sickness of the soul ofttimce \Vttnill‘nlliily
affects the body. The {our of (In: Lord in-
l‘llllli‘h‘. or least. 11 {nor to grieve I'llm nod
11. humbling of 5'1 If to walk with lllm
(Mir. \"1. 8. margin). in complete subjec-
ilon to Him and to His Word.
(L 11). “Honor the [lord with thy sub-
stnnu' nmlwitli the first fruits of all thine
im‘l'illlfii‘. " licrc is the soon-L. of blowing
in ll‘l’llpi’ll‘ill thingies; barns :1 11d u‘l no presses
full. The smile thing is strongly cinplm-
siml in Mill. iiI. Ill. He who in all
things nelmmvlcdgm God :1 [ill with cheer-
fulm-es renders in find :1 becoming m'uti-
tudo cannot but cnjoy the blessing of
God. The nine lcpcrs who went to the
priest did as they were mmmnndcd. they
ccivcd bud an abundant blessing which the
duty follows missiul. Let all Christians
give of least :1 grateful tooth. and find will
make Ills prmniscs literally iruc.
ll. 12. "My son. despise not thm'bnsfcn.
log of the Lord," 0111' Heavenly Father
inirnestly desires the. highest happiness for
all IIIs¢.:IilI(I1"u, but He is oftmi hindcml
in doing for us what Ho would like to by
11111*\1'illf11l1111s<.~'. fIici'oforo to {It IN to rot
'l-ivo His bounty He has to chiistcn us. to
lllllllllll' us. to main-11.1: son the folly of “up
Ways. that. we may yield to Him and His
ways and be I1Ic:~.~1ml Indoor].
i "Iiiippy is the mun that ilmlcfli wis-
dom. and the man that gettotli under
standing." ('Ilrist is the \ristlmn of Hod.
[In 111m is life. and also understanding H
Um. 1. 7H; Prov. \‘lii. ll. its). (live hood
to chapter iv. 71.211111! trike the comfort
of Prov. Ill. 2|: '1\. 1'2; \I. :22 Think ofnn
unfailing friend nnd guide with us (lay
and night to lead us, folk with us, keep
no and gourd 11.»: from stumbling. ("om-
pnrc .ludl- xx‘n and l-Tph lii,2
Iur the merchandise of It lZ-l better
tlulm the mvrrhomllm nt‘ Fllwr. and the
(ruin thereof tlnm ilno gold." Silver not!
gold and all the gain of earth are only for
the earth and pass away. but wisdom is
otcrnnlmit mulurcth forever. To Increase
in wisdom is n hmvcnlymui eternal thing.
and to mnkv Him who is our wisdom
known to othcre in the highest. and wheat
of all orcupntlnnn.
if». "She is more precious than rubles.
and all the thingsthou con-t dcelrcnro not
to be contoured unto her." So nine in
clinptcrvlll. 11. And again. In Job xxviil,
in, it in written. ”Illie price of wiedn 1 is
dime rubive’.” When lifnry sat at Josua’
feet and heard it’s word. and Martha
seemed to find a little fault with her,
.Iceun mid, " But one tlilnn in nmlf11|,nnd
)lnry both chm-11 that good port, which
shall not be taken away from her." What
over He meant by those words Wr‘ cor-
tulnly know that lie Himself. the windom
of tied, in in 1111 the one thing llPt‘flflll. and
In Him dwcllcth oil the fullnceeof tho
(imlhmd bodily ((fol. ii. 11).
it). “Immth of dnye In her right. hand.
111111 In lierlcft bond l'lf‘llf‘ll and honor."
In chapter till. 18. It is written. “Hit-hes
and Imnornrc with Mo; yen. durable riches
and rinhtmnmess." There are riches
which 1.1111111. which are of use only in this
World. and there on: durable riclms, which
only lie run giro. “'I‘here In that mnkcth
himself rli1l1,,vct hntli nothing; there in
that mnkcth Iiimnclf poor. yet but It grout
riches." (hill. 7). lie lllflflt' liiiniolf pom
tiint we might be rich. We inny be poor,
yet innkmmim richllifnr. \iil. ll. 1',l l0).
[7. ' “or ways urn wnvnuf pltemmtnosn,
nndnli Iver paths are more.“ They are
nlm paths of rightmumoenil‘e. xxlll. 3),
and the work of rItthtmunncsn ehnll be
twee, and the Film of rightmmsnose
qttlctnme imtl limnmnm forever ( inn. iixfll,
17) '1' I111 path of the pint in no the shining
light that eliinuth more end more unto the
pretext dny (is, in“) lie Himmlf in the
my“ well an the wisdom. nod to an «in
in: “theme! lull.
did their duty. but the grateful tomb row
at WWW is not mu Biron”: up.
denoted by m one Have to reaction
’ “an"? the Immune Hero (liven.
lid Ton “'il! We Bin ”Malt“.
also scientific earring ot the mats. foul
on
all well npminted estnblmimeote. line
come to enquire nearly as much thought
and anxiety on the port of the careful
onsekeeper as was formerly given to the
the chef. Having this fact in mind. a re
porter called on Fred C. Branden, the 1-:-
port carver of the Reunion cute in Beaver
ntroef, whokludly plecod the followlng ill»
motions for curring at the disposal of the
lady random of thin paper:
Many Indies have to curve for large inm-
tliee without any or very little experience,
nndnlitflo advice from nnexpcrtcnmr
will not come amisn. It should be borne
in mind. first of all that cnr‘ving is quite
nnnrt. Ifdonoln the right “fly \lnny
think if Ihov onto joint. or bird up in
pieces that it is all that is required. but to
curve neatly, artistlcnlly and economically
and place ihvitingly on the planar or dish
Is quite another thing. .
In the first piece the carver should be
tented high enough to carve comfortably
and with celcrity The next thing, she
should be sure to have her platter large
enough to hold the entire bird when it. is
curved, no that no portion of it falls on the
table. No string or skewer should be left
In the meet or bird when brouglittotu-
blc, nnlcee it inn silver skewer. which is
permissible. Much depends upon the way
In which II. o vinml to be named Is placed
on the plum:-
Largo birds. such as tnrltet 3, genre. etc. ,
should hour iIicir Iicntln Illfifl‘il ulv ms (.1
the loft. Smaller birds, us partridge,
grouu‘. N12. whicli' lira Usually placed
norms thc [‘Illfli‘l‘. ehould lizn‘n flu fr heads
on the further Fido. .\ slsllillcoi' 11112111111
sliiliihl‘ In: plum-1| with the toll cud In the
lift of the t'iii‘l‘ial‘; n Iinuncli of venison in
mutton. with rim loin or backbone nearest
the count. A log of inuiinnnrme should
be I‘lml’fl 1\I1I1 the film host pu ll' tomml
the [1:11 It Hi I‘ .11 I latter 11 FllUlIlilil' 111‘ mm
10111.1 \ml ultll (I. 11 Hill I‘m-t pmt 11p ..'\
rib 1pm.! or ell‘li In min-.1 should how the
backbone or tlzc right of tin" plotter. IllC-
Ilcs'li side almuil I111 up i111. 1n111ului‘ tarot,
and in :1 sirloin heelelcnk tIu‘ tundcrIIiln
should lie 111-2.! 1111' t'lil‘wi‘. .\ llllC’l hl' i'i‘f'f
should have the 1I1'11'k end no llll‘ right (mil
of lilo plmicr, 111111 11 ctilf's head should be
plnml will: the face to the right. A non-1:.
Illfllfi,l11‘llil would he placed \‘u the left. and
Llii' tI.icI.‘1'~i Hill) of :1. r1111~t I111|11 Pilillllil Iw
on tIu‘ Inrtll'l‘ side of Ilm plutii‘r.
Now t-ti'ilicvzirring. :11111 IN the ji‘llll I18
n log of 11111111111 or lamb. l'nt the fork in
the top. 111m l1 mound toll and .«I'u'e
through In the imic. Slip 1111111111111 llllill'l'
and cut lum)’ from the. hope. A .‘ililillti vi
mutton is nlwnys named with the grain
of tho mmt in long. thin slices from t‘ut‘ll
side of the loo It. It must IIU turned over
to rent-ii the fondvrlnin and kidney lot.
The log oml ezitiilionf \viiison (It'lli‘iii'Yt‘il in
the 19.111111 11:411. \\ llGll tl.ol1~;_r11ull Inizi 11111
sorted lupifiit 1'. the loin should be ml'u-(l
first. 1111 1111' Kim ilnuk lir~t «if .1':|..-11u|
out up in pivot-s. 'l'lu‘n el-pllrnti- the rim
and his: 1': 111111 the logs.
In carting: 11ml: ir Isillu'nys :iy'n‘ul Illilll
{111' the mrur to {list muly tlm llllf'lliilii d
[owl \‘i't'y carefully in unll'l' in no.” the
low; -.: ins limbs and joints. \i‘l'cii 11m
(”'(llH’i Hi: (I :1 I: int 11ml 11:11: thematic.
11111114111 11.11;:1 two It is hot $0013er
1,.) ll.’ iI 1:.1 ~1;1I1' 1' inll.tl‘ lump, lint (i131;
minus wall: prm tII'o.
In «em-1 ions! I‘llll'lii’llll the 10;: is first
rumor-m. thou the ,wlng. {mm nun flili‘,
11ml 111111 the log 11ml wlnl: from the other
:«ltli'. >1 I'fzi‘iiTlllg 1111.1 JUllllr. 'I llf'il 1|:o
Im'usi is, round (h’li'li Hide. Next the wistlv
Ilium l-umne ”fl. Now sopnmto the roller
1.111;? .‘ilitl shunldci‘ blade. and the Inn-luv
11mm from lilo l1:11' h: thou the Inuit from
the Inni)’. 'I'In‘n f1. II-m flip side bongo,
null IIH‘ lzii'iI is1'.1111'.I.II=1cI_villewl'lu-II.
'l'Iio l‘i‘Hflt‘l' will lwar in mind llll' Ioro~
going .‘IIlIIlll‘Z correctly to all (‘lilF~t"B of
fouls 1:1;11 Hid». found in the lilitrk(ls,-
\‘cw lurk AIlH‘lIIStI‘
A new and valuable idea has been
broached with 11. fi?l‘f.'lli.0 to the streets ni
cities where hcovy hauling is required.
It is llliiI stool trucks ton inches or
:1 foot in \1'11I1I1 be placed along tile
street, level with its pavement. Those
stool snipe would be broad and lllll
enough [0 support all the wagon tin-s,
which \thlllll run upon them and not
flu-11 went the pavement into rute. The
steel trill-Its would be cxlwnm-o in the
bcginning, but lhly,\\'0lllfl be less to
than it .u'ing thesiref t pnviugupnt short
intertnls and putt-Irina it.
"Hyomei" Does Cure
Bronchitis.
III mse of Item Mental 11 on.
Washington. I). i. A.1.11IIHII1 111111.
I firmly bollcmlhnt Iiyomei will «In nil you
claim for If. it has 111ml IIIVl'f'UI lvitlu Mm.
\oms' ettuuliilg l'lfANi' IS Ii. WILMIN.
tilembei from lliunlibn l
liyoemi used with Booth’e .l’ocltet In~
lialer outfit hue caught the town, for it
“GURES BY INHALATION”
Asthma, bronchitis. chills. eaten-I1 and
all similar discanc‘é.
Inhaler outfits ,inclnding bottle of Hye-
omi, one dollar. 'I‘i'inl treatment free.
Mrs. ii. A. (Jrnw, Bil Chestnut street,
South Norwnlk, Conn, General Anent
otiOl m
for 1' airfield County.
GOLDBERG
game. now embraced by the menus of
work of that all important lunctiouary
’8
Nil ._ Read
@ompony.
UPHOLSTERV
AND
Dummies.
Every day adds Something new.
ebmcihing low priced to the long list
of ’household‘ beauties—Jdgh-class
goods at holiday prices. There's any
quantity and any variety of materials
for Sofa Pillows. Head Rests. Scarfs.
Mantel Draperies. Pin Cushions,
Picture Frames. Bureau Sets. Lamp
Shades. Bed Selsadozens and dozens
of different things that qulck wit w-l
suggest.
You don’t have to wait until the
holidays are actually here In order to
choose wisely and I buy cheaply, you
can do so new; and the sooner one
commences the more one will ac-
complish. the greater will be the sat-
lsfactien.
There has .115 t bee.. placed on sale
in the Linen department a large lot
of Renaissance lace-trimmed Linen
Table Piecesmdoylies. for 25. 35 to
88 cents; round and square centre
pieces. for 88 cents. $I.88 to $4.88
for large sizes; scarf: for bureaus.
stands. etc. : tray cloths. both in heme
stitched. and plain hemmed. from 25
and 39 cents Io 3|.39,
We honestly believe this to be the
largest. best and most reasonebiy
priced assomuem ever offered in this
department. W's believe you wfi
say so. too.
Scotch Ginghams and French
GInghams—tlie biggest sale yet of
fine imported ginghams. High grade
ones. 111 fancy weaves; some with
.._........... . __ , ,
..ilk stripz. ,"‘.‘.‘.-’ 1::th Silk dots. small
checkup; . on} Ellipii On the
center fable ::1 the Wash Goods dc-
parlmem for IS cents nycrd.
And Apron Lawns. A dozen more
pieces of those II..en shades. 40-in.
wide, hemslftched and fancy open
work borders. for IO centsa yard.—
worfh more than double. the price
asked.
Children‘s Underwear. in white. .11
95. 5'1} and 75 cents.
Wool Walsis. 5|.98 and
made 111 {he very latest styles.
i-.1 me Underwear department.
L'miées'
512.39:
Alma sleeve Vests for Infants: all
sizes from | to 6 years. Also other
kinds. anywhere from 25 cents to
SI 25. Aime Infants'dc arimcm.
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WANT ANYTHING ?
No need to. Advertise
In the South Norwalk
Evening
Sentinel.
Goldberg’s flew York Millinery ParIorsI
Furs! FursII FursII
In addition to our complete line of
MilIinory goods. we have added a full
and complete line of
(IAPEE‘I.
(lf'lLliARE'I‘TI'IIS,
3111th S.
111 mu,
'I‘RIMMINIIH.
Largest eminent of “fits ever
“10“"! In Fnlrfleldlltonuty.
NEW YORK
MILLINERY PARLORS
83 w." Ger-non,
QPP. “DIWALI: “fifth
1 I
ces are. liable to ,advmce;
Bargains on Saturday.
Ladies; night 1'0an with lino or Hamburg:
yoke. 1111qu oil from . 11 to (19'
I.rt1lios‘p!nbl waist-1 rel! 111ml lrll’ll =15oto
‘l‘I I
1111 SIIN'I 1. film. 1121:. . I
1N. sheets, l'tivo. 5.11). I
disliplil 11111-31591. IN. 15121111 I
. {1111' more plum-sol Iloxtmry Ixrussels 0111-
pzit. manhunt 1311' per mm.
L'iilio,» 1 looks. 1'. winced from tannin $1 to.
Noll I onk dining I ‘llllllli. if no.
I
.
I
BEST
VALUE 1
The Most
Complete
Line of
98 Washington Street,
50. Norwalk, Ct
T
Bargains I-‘or Monday. I
211: per ynrul
to- mch III-1M buuv'o cloth.
lliilll NIH I'lii 'll.
Ilneet .ill \voul.
Lollies" mist-y \mts rind punts. mmul 2.11'.
One lot of mu~Iin skim. if) 111111 5111
‘2 GAZETTE BUILDING, NORWALII. CONN.
SCOFIELD &
, mattress cs. illll‘ nth: .1'11l Iinnliums
SI1101i~11111~~ 2111.1
Fur Capes and cellarettesl
A PLEASED CUSTOMER is the best advertisement any firm can have.
have been bought of no and are being worn to the entire satisfaction of the wearers. and
the great success which we have enjoyed in this department in past seasons, have
encouraged us to makeextra efforts this season, and we are now prepared
to show a much larger line and finer goods than ever before in the
different kindswoffurs, made up in the very latest styles.
The hundreds of capes which
French Genny Capes, Algerian Seal Capes, Chine Seal capes, Electric Seal Capes, Australian. ‘
Martin Capes, Astrekhan Cape: and Collarotfes.
Our advice is to buy these goods early, as goods made up later in the season are always inferior and pri-
CLOTH certs Arie-JACKETS.
We are showing the newest things In cloth capes an?! jackets, in Izrlies' misse .'
.'n.l (tliilnli'cus'.
TRISTRAM & HYATT, IIOrwaIk, Connecticut.
OYT
(liil-Intli. 101' lieu-11111111 ytll'll-
lion me} lied-1. s: to, 37.111111an 310.1111.
I its Inohnli wolvlsemos Illicit ainil<'olur~'. ntI 1n“. Tramway .gmmny «111's 11111 M- b. M.
; “four HIMN‘S zith‘outli .\r':1r1\1Il; find Norwnlk.-
photo will be found .1. urge display of r-irpo's
mt 51111111 luv". him (urt 1m, I!)I‘il9l'3t~'.
Also a.
of {implicit}. parlor suits.
? I11111‘yci1nirs. couches. Ioungc~. dining fable".
Children's I,1Icycleli.1sc. '2 pair for 23'.
_\'1 1vloth-:111H»k:lll linen foul-Is. with fringe
11» '.Ior11111xprl113.'_-'1.c.
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Ye have now in stock
WINTER CLOTHING
By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.
FRANCIS 8: CO.
Sltli‘llltill'llfi. hm 1'.1ck~'.1llning 1“1iiirs.lmdmnm
suih. 1-H. MS. in. £25. £15. Mattress-es and
; lieIIdiugtf I \cry kind.
‘An early inspection ofour stores and our stock will convince you.
SCOFIELD d HOVT,
Club Building,
Norwalk, Ct.
.,-..._ .. E... n.-- ,. .-,.. _. _.‘.__._-....._...- _
LOWEST
PRICE I
THEY ARE ALL SMILES!
Because they wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clotliin". All our customers Ich this.
way. TRADE with us and you will I BEL ’1 H13 SAME. I .
Ever xShown
This Nfiltvi
86 WASHINGTON STREET
South Norw-Ik.
disagree with any one
Notice to Oddfellowei
IlrnIlmronf llIIIII-t lmIm- N11.il'.'.l.’.")(ll .xiw
routinkti‘tlIUIIIN‘I’lilflliiIit'llilfi rmmui ii1 In.
Hominy “1(1ch tn ntfuillt 11 tuneful «11 our
Intribmthor.Iimnphmxw1orIl1qul“I"!!! 1w
offlur llrotlimn‘ Indie-1m- Imited In rim-t
M It tin.
|Iy1ir1|erl\’.f
JOHVH IiA'f'l‘hliliON. tim' relutv
Occupienn portion of I2. Gnsoweki’s.
stormcorner of Wall and Water iiin..'
wanlh. Call and no the term
ntvlnn in Bouncer: etc. niilihf
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Shorty Sherwood, Hetterl‘
I yout'u'nrit in the, order of mulplirutlvo i111
A GOOD MARKET
In our opinion,1 is one which furnishes and delivers on time, juicy ten-
der meat of the very best quality, that has a clean neat. store,
courteous patientemployees, and prices that will not
5 purse. That' :1 our
idea of a good meat market, and we
run ours on that principle.
As an example, we
offer:
Prime Rib Roast, |2c e lb Pot Roast, from 3 to ice lb
Good Roast Beef, Inc “ Lamb chops. |Zc "
Boat Sirloin Steak, Iloc “ Foreqnener Lamb. 6c “
Best Gut Round Stank, Rump Corned Beef, Inc " .
“ “ Shoulder " on “ A ll): Salt Pork for 25¢:
6 lbs Breakfast Bacon, for 50 cents
Plate or Brisket of Beef for 11 cents lb
STAR MARKET, 32 Smilefn Street. confluiland
100M PETITIVE EITERTAIIIHENT
\mmulnvlleu of ”to l".11 t Inn hm
Iunguo. FRIDAY, NOV-ll \llll'lll '10 I1. 11' In
o'ulm-k.lntl1e Lecture Ilnom. An Inlcr
estiui: prnummmv will be render: 1|.
Aim IHHIOV in f I "I‘ll
(‘uke 11111! cf'cum uoi'vml.
lIIIII u‘iiif ilifttt‘in-ilmz.
11 Willilllll mm t'chIIy umloretnml tho more
of her 1111111 of time
that silo him given lionrstoidio talk. it
llllllllf'ili’I) find to Inconsldcraibln trilloi
uhivb Imvo yloltlo'il lmr neither profit no
platinum. bluntlnthrmnmly? Amine
bill of
purtnncn. Attend first to the tillage wlilc
nrneewntinl to he donnmnn let the no
emotion take their turn afterwnm. '1‘
difleteneeie the mount of work moi
time will be netuniebinnumm'
in film“.
She will dleom’ct Il'l'l
c ll. HIRVIVS
011v IMPLOVMINT AOINOV.
Ladies and gentlemen desirin first class
help funny chum-It? can of it info 0 some at
tlionb<m~nuenI-y. so those wit-thing positione.
either male or female. can eeciu' oempioyment
Wanted lumwdintolywl'Irntchine nurse for
I lllli‘. an Ill Mllli')’ to oxperlmwotl Whit)“: film
lIrsf I'I: 1H 1 wok for re in mint.
\\ nun-1| ‘ilmntiun lut‘ Humble butler null
w:11tm.l|rut rho-w 111'1-11-1wcs: iLIeoexpcrIonced
1111111 fol this shoelmuiiieee.
70 North Main St, South Norwulk. Ct.
m ‘5
"remain
Storage Warehouse
Thellncoln Storage Warehouse
111 \V «for street. 11. few doors Mouth
of“ 'mdiin on street. In the {‘It V
11180th horwullt. Ie nowopen or
the storuuo of
Honseboid Furniture. PInnoe.Bi-
cycles, darting», Ito.
For full particuinre inquire at the
office of
TAYLOR & GOLDEN.
n wasuiun'ron Bonner.
Smith Norwnik. ' Connecticut.
es.— _ u .1!
Notice to contractors I
I‘ropmuIs “null-1| fur the tenetmilunofu ‘
“tone on M lllltl :1 to be ere-citrilnntlu. 'I'Iim
pl 11. 111-111 the )m'Imi lino. more.I lionWIfin
Inw||I1~utiuuu and all port on Air-1 to n
this hiuIm' mutt 4 Ullll' u Ni'ulwl ”Nit“
molewill Imrc-celwd notnnud Iiw‘vudiimmo
'lfh «Inc of \nwunm' the .1 lectmcn lmmm
|I1u right "i wont any 111' llIlIltllli e.
a \l‘ >41”, "IF:
l' till 'lll
Fliagli ii .lllt‘li It l...l
iin'iwtmen of the "four: of Roma If.
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