Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 21, 1899 · page 4

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

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1 nose with rain late In afternoon or at

W“ Mmdmdmss
rescuing-11min 1-

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”this on the“

Kids lads Adams of Taylor 11.1111,
111.111 yesterday In brie

~Psrscof ~sndm.lecap. Lane's
Concord Division. Sons of Temper-

ance. initiated one meiosis lest
TRIM. ’ 1' . ‘

 

 

 

 

The members of Concord Division,
Boas lcfI Temperance. are arranging for
s sue a .

 

”O'—

1 A large delegation of Norwslkers
will attend the Yale-Princeton game,
Saturday.

Bt.‘ Joseph’s Guild will give an enter-
tillage]? and cake wsllt tonight in Mu-
sc s .

 

 

-1I50,bu,shels Native Potatoes1 500 p
bu. In ii bu. lots. F. 1). IAwton & C.

 

 

A tumor was recently removed from
Edward Bennett's neck. The patient
is doing nicely.

 

1 tits Twin Cities
,Bstlisrsd by 1“. ntinel Reporters.

NON” “'m' walk, this week.

Sentinel sdv Isers. who desire 1
change of sdve cement. must have
the copy for the bangs In the office by
2 o'clock, p. m. 1 1 the, day before the
changed adverti 1 .. out will appear.

 

 

Wilbur Waldron is to move. from
Newtown avenue to Main street. Nor-

 
 

 

Miss Lena Howard. of Washington
street, is entertaining Miss Agnes
Lamb. of Groton.

 

 

A number of Norwalk guests will at-

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

xflq‘ hum tend the Bridgeport Wheel Club smok-
Novembsr tidfl st Wilson's Point er. Thursday evening.
(viglzbtlzggnpiled rom 11' 8‘ Coast Bur- -—Plcture Frames, entire new line or
A vs Above or mouldings, at .I. T. Prowitt'a.
Dabs ll 11 \ 11:214. bTeIowfizx. Mrs. D. A. Newcomb. of West Main
21 1 ébam 710“ ' 7 46mm. 0.211 street, spent Sunday with her daugh—
' 1.3411511: 71‘ 11: 8:14pm: —o.2nI ‘9' MM "1 N” YO'M'W-
22' gm 2432:. gflgg:: 3'33 Edmund Root, of Ansonia, has been
23 2353'“; Still. 9'25“}; 0'8ft' spending a few days with his nephew.
' 3:02p:m: 6* ft. 9329.1“: 0:5rt: Dr. C. I“. Boutwe”, of Wat “Feet.
2" finals: :1 g: $113323 532' Frederick N. Marlon, of' Bridgeport.
25. "343'“; 61 ft. 11'0““) Lift spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. P. B.
“29"”: -61 ft. 115091,“: 0.9“. Kavanagh, of Main street. Norwalk.
:6. £3515: 3 gill; 33:33:12 Michael Ratchford is making a ham
2., 6.16am 6 it her of Improvements to the Daskam
' 6:32pZm: j": 12-429.“). l.0l't. property. which he recently purchased.
. . 1 . . ’1' . . . . .9
28 332;: g‘ g: 1:53:32 07;: -—Mr. (.‘asteliano. Instruction Man-
29' 7.4732“): 7‘1“. 1:223:1‘1: 0:7“ doll“ and Banjoline. Latest Italian
812p..m 6: a: 211mm 0.3": methods. Loon:- & Castelluno's barber
so. 83.011111. 7511 2.03am 11.511. ““001 ”0"” ”tam“
8: 58pm (lift 2 53pm -—0.1ft. Special Oil'lcer Valicnt Is .on duty at

RANGE OF TIDES.
Spring. 8.4 ft.; 111., 7.2 ft.; neap, 5.9 tr.
..signifles plus; -- signifies minus.

WEATH .ll REPORT.
Forecast. for this vicinlty;
night. chnesdai' increasing

Norwaik today to relieve Officer Thom~
as Hunt. who Is on a fishing excursion.

 

Mrs. Walter J. Hall. of New York.
F'I‘t was the guest. over Sunday of Miss
:lllllld‘l: Sarah Miller. of High street. Norwalk.

 

The Loyal Crusaders of Norwalk now
has a membership of fifty-nine. They
will give a social on Wednesday even-
ing.

night.

Weathtr Notes—A long trough 01
low baromctc'Hh tressiue extends tron.»
Texas north easti nrd to the lake reg
ion. The weathe in this area is gen
erallv cloudy and accompanied by light
rain. ‘

Pleasant weathier prevails from Ohio
valley eastward lo the coast. No low
tcmperatures reported.

___.q_.

The Board offichool Visitors wil.

meet this evening.

“—5...

——l 710 bushels Native Potatoes. 5111c p.

 

Albert Mossman, of the Norwsllt
gas ofllce. has returned home from a
visit to Amherst College and Worces-
ter.

——.I. I". Griffiths. messenger to New
York. 9 Day st.. So. Norwalk. Orders
received at Tomllnson's drug store.
Hafner‘s cigar store and City Hotel.

 

 

John P. King. formerly connected

 

l . . , 7
m “15 mflg F D liwton & (0 with the laundries of South Norwalk.
Rev. J. J. Furlong. of St. Mary': is quite sick lit his home in Brook-

Church, 111 visiting in Philadelphia. IF“-

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A regular meeting of the Norwaik
Business ‘Vlcn's Association will be
held In Knights of Pythias ”all. this
evcning.

Company We basket ball team will
play In Stamford, tomorrow night.

 

Itcpa ira am being triadc to the steam

beatln lam at all. Mu (‘lurch
g p Us l The Woman's lulld of Grace

Church will meet with Mrs. Sarah E.
llcnnis. of High street. Norwalk. to—
morrow afternoon.

 

John Milne, oi the Norwalk Ga:
Works. has a badly crushed hand, rc-
ccived while handling pipes.

 

 

——l"rcsh Shoulders. 8c "1.. South Nor

-——Chlckens and Ivowl. 121- In. South ka Public Market.

Norwalk Public litiarkm.

Baggage Masttr James H. Wilmot
Injured thc thumb of his left hand.
yesterday at the east bound depot.

 

 

August Spahr has moved his bakery
from Woodward avenue to Cedar
street. in the building lately occupied
by l.copold Weht‘le.

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The regular mteting of I’ncas Tribe
Improved Order oi Red Men. will b1-
held tonight in the wigwatn in Wash
lngton street. ‘

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John Johnson. of Branlord. formerly
of this city, is visiting his brother. An-
drcw Johnson. 01 East Norwalk. after
an absence of over five years.

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l-Zx~.ila_v11r James T. Huhbcll, of
firccnville. S C. has arrived In Nor-
walk and will spend Thanksgiving
with relatives in this vicinity.

 

—A crayon portrait given with each
dozen (,‘ubinct Photographs at Rend-
mau'a, Wall street, Norwalk.

..

 

 

The annual offering for ftlrelgn mis<
sions at the South Norwalk Congrega-
tional Church was postponed last Sun-
. “-“—- , day. on account of the weather. till

A llvclv game of hare and bounds next Sunday morning.
was playcd by the pupils of the Nor— ——
walk l'nivcrsity school. last week. It Mrs. Gcorgc Clarke. of Norwalk
is vmbahlc that one or two courses Park. 111111111 some 11111111121110 get 111111
WI” be run 9301) week. thc house. Saturday evening. She

—"‘ heard a noise on the tin roof and

Mil! Bertha made an investigation. but. saw no one.
Germany. with Her niece, Miss Helen
Klingon. of Leisnig. arrivrd on the
Pennsylvania on Saturday and are fine
iting Mr. and Mira. Otto Barthol. of
llavlland street.

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-—l)on't. miss tbc big time at Music:

flail this evening.

“Large number of styles of mould—
ings for picture framing. .l. T. Prow-
itt.

 

 

 

Barthel. of Dre-11111 n.

 

 

‘ s

—i-Iteam Carpet Cleaning at Luther
M. Wright's.

The Misses Amy and bouise M.
Wood, of West avchuc. have gone to
Greenwich. whore thcy will he the
,‘izucsts for a vow-ck of Mr.
iCharIrs l). llurncs.

 

 

 

 

 

ltillll'li-I of .“lf‘llilf‘l J. .
trcct,;1ud Miss Kolh— (llil Wcll Lodge,
:1111I ; 3L.

The murriuzc
Howard. of I'll" \—
crinc llrcuuan. daughtcr 1.! Mr.

No. Ills. l“. and A.

Mrs. "Hill” l‘. .ircunan. of l’I'115111-1‘ti11i11i1t. .‘luyor Tuppcr. of Stamford.
Hill. wcrc about nrcd at St. Marys: district deputy. will be present and the
Church. Sunday. ;second degree will be worked.

The laicst from Elbert ii. llccrs, Mini
is wanted in Iietihcl for wife tlt‘hf‘l’llfll’l.‘
and who twice e111 oped f1om Dem. ty No matter what is the trouble with
Sheriff Judd. is that he has I191 11 sun your eyes it Is worth paying attention
In New York 1111 nhcrc 111111 now an.1 to and s unreful examination costs
parently loratcd you nothing. 0. B. Jaekaon. of Nor-

‘—"I v.wuilt is equipped with the proper

~3pt‘r'ifll for‘ WM. and Thurs: knowledge and best appliances for do-
lAtrgc asaortmcut of tlccorut‘d l’m tor-mining all refrartive errors.

Trays and lion illon lion-11. 9c ca.:.'11)1

Enamel Pails. 91:11-11:81rubbiug llrusb-

 

411111111111. Pure Candy. 1.11111. '

 

 

 

f'barlcs E Sermonr is ready

on. 8c ea.: Special prices on all ,sizc Thanksgiving time with a stock of
Toasters. M. 51 Smith & (‘o groceries that is complete. from the
"—‘4 smallest to the largest Item that is es-

 

A fishing party compooed of Henry sential on this festive mos-ion. Mr.
Cornell. Thomas Hunt. 1t invent-e um- Beymour prides himself in keeping up
tery and William Buttery ere do" rim to date He enumerates in his adver-
hubor today In r. Cornell's sailhost. tisement today a few of the things that
They will try thh frost-labial and will be needed

Whistling. a 11 then turn their at-
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M11111. Milton cm. of the 11.1

and Mrs. "

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South Norse-lion flow my «.1111 Ian.

 

ng our store ‘TSnC‘uES this WD

best value has been brought

you with us?

The Key Nate

FORTS with a windu
You’ll do well to read every ine nof the news; you'll do
better to come in and investigate the values;
best to BUY that’ s where the economy comes 111. Every
ounce of so] lling enthusiasm that we possess has been
brought to bear on these special departments, every

Every item interests somebody.
We’ re ready for a week of memorable trading.

NOW LET PRICES TALK.

is warm winter wearables.
DERWEAB. BLANK LI‘S
onThankegiving Linens.

you’ll do

to the lore.
It may be you.
Are

 

' A CAPE CLIMAX.

It pays us pretty well to nose 'round
In cloak matters, especially just at this
time. We often run up against a sur-
prise that somewhat startled our ideas
of values. There's cape economy in
this store at this time that will tempt
you if you've got a cape to buy this
season.

 

Ladics' Black llouclc Cloth Capes.
fur trimmed. $4.49.

Ladlcs’ Black Ilouclc ('ioth Capos,
bcur fur trimmed, satin lined. $7.98.

lladics' Block Mellon Cloth Cape.
satin lincd, braid trimmed. $7.98.

Indics' (iolf ('Itllt‘il. shawl patterns.
large line of coloringu. special, 88.98,

FAMOI'S JACKET NEWS.

With Weather right, with goods
right, with priccs lower than you’w
ever seen for such stylish cunts, our gar.
mcnt room should be» thronged wit-11
pleased purchasers.

Ladies‘ Black Kcrscy Jackets. gloria
silk lined. vclvct collar. 37.98.

Ladles' Black 11111111101 .lacket.
lined. strapped seams. 88.93,

liedles' Melton ("lotb Jacket. satin

 

 

satin

 

lined. extra value. $9.93. .

Ladies' Melton (‘loth Jackets. I11
black and tan. satin lined. highly tal- 1
lured. $10.93.

WARM WINTER UNDERWEAR.

And time for'it to. We shall make
this an underwear occasion of such
importance that you can ill afford 111
pass it by. flood. clean. honest. do»
pendsble lots these. Pleasure to buy
them. pleasure to wear them, knowine.
that they are in every way right.

 

 

WOMEN'S I'NDERWEAR.

Women's fleece. lined Vests
Pants. l9c,

Women s ribbed fleece llncd Vest-e
and Pants in grey or white. 25c

Wonicn 11 line white wool I nderwoar
bound with silk 751

Women's all wool white and scarlet
Vests and Pants. 98c.

and

MEN'S UNDERWEAR.

 

Men' 5 hcaw fleece lined Shirts and
Drawers. 39c.

1' napcry

Men's heavy natural wool and cam-
el's hair Underwear. shirts with pearl
buttons. all sizes, 49c.

Men's camel's hair wool Underwear.
extra well made, double gusset draw-
ers. 751:.

Men's line all wool natural and cam-
el's hair Shirts and Drawers. pearl
buttons on both garments. nicely iin-
lshed, 81.50 quality for $1.25.

 

COMFORTABLE COMFORTS.

Bales of them. and better values
never crossed our counters. You'll say
so when you see them.

59 Dark Furniture Calico Comfortsbles.

..

Siikoline Figured Comfortables. Illlv
cd with white cotton. 89c.

Fancy Silkoline Comfortables, cheese
cloth bucks. white cotton tilled, $1.25.

Fancy Figured Sateen Comfortable:
good quality, white cotton tilled. $1.49

Plain Sateen Comfortablea. old gold.
blue or pink lined. extra white cotton
filled, 81.98.

CONCERNING BLANKETS.

We‘ve got four or five lots of blan-
kets to ’, 7‘ you about*good blankets
with "re ’l wool in them. Blankets
that will give years of honest wear;
blankets with warmth in them. When
you buy such bed-covering you fecl
that. you're making a good investment

“-4 (Ircy I‘Iomct Blankets. extra hca
try. at 1391‘ pair.

Ii-i Whitcw l Illankcts. red or blucc
bovdcrs. special. L50 pair,

Il-l White Wool Illankcts. red, blue
or pink borders. extra quality for $2.50
pair.

“4 whitc all-wool Blankets. in blue
red or pink borders. 33.7.3 pair.

 

LINENS FOR THANKSGIVING.

Many a thrifty woman is contem-
plating the purchase of a table-cloth
or two or a dozen napkins so that
when the family gather at the great
annual feast they will ilnd the tablet
in spick. span shape. This
store will supply your linen wants to
your entire satisfaction. Thus:

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BLEACHED DAMASKS.

 

LIHE’N

 

 

 

 

02-inch All’linen Illeachcd Table
Damask. 49c.
Tt-Inch All-linen Bleached Table
Damask. 75c
724mb All-linen Bleached Table
Damask. 89c.
73-inch All-linen Bleached Table
Damask. H.003
--In1 h All- linen Bleached Table

Damask. 8i.‘ 1:.

lllJ-IACHED NAPKINS.
" 51'. All-linen Napkins. 89c dozen.
31‘. All-linen Napkins. 98c dozen.
31. All-linen Napkins, $1.19 dozen.
it; All-linen Napkins. ”.85 dozen.
5'1, All-lineniNapkins. 81.75 dozen.

 

lbw

114 Washington Street.
South Norwalk.

 

or telephone.
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iRINGS I

Gents'
Ladios’
Ml-OOI'
Children's

 

 

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Wedding

 

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No man worthy the name would refuse to pro-
vide food for his animals. but: many are careless
and indifferent as to the quality.

The quality of the grain you feed to your ani.
male is as important as the good quality of the

Kym eat.
. y Oats that’s clean.

, Manuel T. Hatch.

will hold :1 stutcd convocation t11v_1

 

I am near—just as far as the nearest letter-box

RINGS l

Diamond

 
 
 
 

The Ilsebe lors‘ Upton
night in Gustav Pitser's slit»-

~One of the most ”lens and
laughable scenes will be ssacted by
thebpicMInnisn at Hush: Hall to-
II

William Richmond will more tomor-
row from Spring street to Lowe street

 

 

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I’ublie Market.

Mrs. E. M. Lockwood, of East are
one. will entertain the Monday Whist
Club next Monday afternoon.

—We make our Candy. We

 

 

 

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Treat your feet well; they are your
best friends. When In want of shoes
that ht consult Glover, Norwslk dud
South Norwalk.

 

~Picture Frames, splendid assort-
ment of mouldings low prices. .l. T.
Prowitt'a.

The athletes of Greece in ancient
times when training for physical con-
tests. acre fed on new cheese. dgs and
boiled grain Their drink was warm
water. and they were not allowed to
eat 1.11111.

 

-Horse Clipping.
The D. M. Read Company's adver-
tisement today treats of cold weather
goods, now so seasonabie Incidental.
Iy attention is directed to colored cur-
tains. stationery. etc. -
Wm H
~150 bushels Native Potatoes 50c pr
bu. in 6 bu. lots. F. D. Lawton & Co

L. M. Wright's.

 

 

The Glendora Knitting Company of
New Haven. has increased its capital
from :5. 000 to 812. 000. and the number
of shares from 200 to 480. The increase
has been paid. 85175 In 1211111141000 In
machines and 8825 in surplus earnings
of the company.

 

-—(llve children Lane's Ice Cream.

 

General Russell Frost lnsp1ctcd the
headquarters organisation of .hc Third
Regiment in the New Londm Armory.
last night. He was accompanied by
Lieutenant (‘oloncl John H. Wade. Ma-
jor Tracey Waller. Major James K.
Crofut, Captains I'. M R11gers.l-'.A
Hill and R. (I. Mitchell The. various
organizations. under command of ('-ol
onel Haven. were found to be I.1 excel--
lent condition.

 

-—Special for Wed. and Thurs: Rem~
heats of Outing Flannel tic and 7c y.:d
75 1.101 Outing Flannel Wrappers 891:

.(‘ hildrcn‘ s Scarlet l‘ ndcrwear. I912;
Indigo Blue'- Prints. 4'51- yd. M. 8.
31111111 a C0. '

 

THOSE Sll'CGLBD PEARLS.

Critical Exulsslles is be lsde to De-
ter-lac their Value.
New York. Nov. 21-1 he work of

filling the jury box for the Molineaux
trial was continued today before Re—
corder (loll. I'p to the recess for lun-
1hcon, the eighth juror had not been
secured, One of the incidents in the
examination of tulesmeu this morn-
ing was a statement by Herman Brand
who seemed generally acceptable that
he would not giw any weight whats
1111- r to mpcrt tcstimony. Mr Osborne
had pasmi the tnlcsmnn. but on this
statwhcnt being made he asked and
was; gruntcd Icuvc to rc-open the chal-
lcngc on actual bias. Mr. chks. for
thr- dclcncc, objccicd. saying: “The
court has refused the defence that pri-
vilege and I object to its lwlllg allow
ed the district adorn-"y."

“Mr. “Woks." said the recordcr. "thc
court has allowed all privileges to you
given the district attorney. When you
makc Mich objections you are wrong
The objection that the court gives pri-
vileges to the district attorney. that
are not nilowcd you. is not true and
must not be made again."

The controversy between the court
and Messrs. Weeks and Osborne ron~
tinned for fifteen minutes. Moliueaug.‘
utipvarcd to enjoy the spirited remarks
passing back and forth between coun-
scl. and when the court administered
a scathing rcprimnnd to both Mr.
Weeks and Mr. Osborne for "dullying
with the court.“ the prisoner laughed
heartjlly. Mr. and was excused.

 

~Do you need a pipe? If you do.
don‘t you get it unless you have seen
our large collection and you'll Ilnd
them the highest In quality latest in
style and cheapest that you (an buy
in town. We also keep very fine ci«
guts and tobacco. Leone & Costello-
no's barber shop. Hoyt's Theatre.
Washington street

PLANS NHIIPIIGN.

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11 ms «9175,1100 Subscribed.

Chicago. November 21—Members of
the Democyc National Executive
Committee 11 the final meeting of
their session at the Sherman House to-
day to complete the routine work tak-
en up yesterday and for further dis-
cus‘ion of the informal outlining of
plsns for the coming presidential cam-
paign. All the members of the corn~
mittee were present when Senator
Jones, that an of the executive com-
mittec. cal ed the meeting to order.
Chairman J. B. .lohnson.of the ways
and means committee. reported on the
national work as regards thec ampnlgn
fund. and showed that 3175.000 had
been subscribed. and 3147.000 collected.

 

 
 

 

 

H. S. ROOD,

Jeweler and Optician. '

ammonium.

eIll .
oh, 11

m ”WALK. 0021'.

11111115 1

1 Just previous to the calling of the
% meeting. the first button for the cams,
ipalgn of 1900 was passed around urn-
mg the members and the legend In-
1scribed thereon was favorably com-
mentcd on. The button. which was
sent with the compliments of former
Chairman llavrity. hurt the words:
1 "No foreign alliance. no trusts. no In.
:perlalism for the, l'nltcd States. '
:"That's a good platform." remarked
it'ormnltteemsn Clayton. of Alabama.
E"but it ought to have 16 to I si-

 

l will glve tree of charge I smell
has of lmpevial Frown t‘iears to any
society holding a fair or banner in
lostk Nerwalk daring this winter. Ad~

E1111
i 41071011 TO soon-mes

«Fresh Pork. 11; lb, South Norwslk ‘

lie-senile llstlsssl Con-litre Reps?- -

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

priccsmarkedonthestockare/solowweare
edyonwillappreciatetbefact. Remember,
ofDryGoods, atwholesals, are con

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

Cannot help but appreciate the collectioniof .
PARTOU TS we ’ve placed on sale today. The
and titles are those taken from the :most F
PAINTINGS, mounted on heavy mats of several. .
ing's. with heavy glass protection, bound edges

lets ready to hang upon the walls. Iii various
prices, 100 12lc, 16c.19c. 28c and 381: each.

Passepartouts

Are truly the most artistic of wall decoration.“
the makeup and from an artistic standpoint. .
to appeal to every one. We have ONE THOU

diflerent STUDIES OF ART to choose from. 7.

SPECIAL ATTENTION Is called to our MILLINEIIY DEPARW;
which Is complete in every detail.

ATTRACTIVE LINE CHILDREN' 8 TAMS.

' Full assortment of STAMPING PATTERNS and EMBROIDERY I111

TERIALS

Tillotson 8- Millsi‘

86 Washington Street, South Norwalk, Conn

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011ml the this Is to not futon Illll m at
the price It lull slut you idiot mid chute.

' oys Sailor Collar Sweaters. $1.25 quality; .’
t them cheap and give you the benefit. f
We have a lords ‘

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Have you seen the new Muffler?
assortment to select from. at. -

Willis H. Selleck,

UP-TO-DATE CLOTHIER.
et, - - - Norwalk, Conn.

Holi ay_ Photographs

Sittings for Christmas work should be made
as soon as possible.

IEIEST STYLES ll IODERI PORTRAITSRI.

The Children's Studio of the Twin Cities. 111'
No sittin a made after four o’clock.
Cloudy aye as good as clear ones.

111mm... E. M. JACKSON

PasstheDoor.
Photographer,
53 Wall Street. Ismlk, Gels. :1

fit the New Smears. =1.

Retailing Butter at less than
present wholesale cost.

Creamery Butter, 2511b.”

Making a good ready for Thanksgiving.
Watch for my ad. next week.
Everything first quality and moderate'prices.

Emma 'D'ibldt.

N0 MHTTER

what In the trouble with your eyes. It
is worth paying attention to. and A
CARI-1H1. EXAMINATION COSTS
YOI.‘ NOTHING. We have a separato-
room for testing and are thoroughly
equipped with the nroprr knowledge
and best appliances for determining all
refractive errors.

Our lighting arrangements are per-
fect and examinations can be made at
night as well as in the daytime.

Open every evening.

0.3. JACKSON,
Graduate Optician.

:1! Wall Street. Norwalk. Conn.
With 1. Jackson. Jeweler.

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dress Ems flower. to State street.
new liens. (less.

lessylsitm. 100M 1