r '31 frankly say to this
any country that I have
south of the m. or
taking the Philippine,
lie-lily which must welsh
and the responsibllitlu
iywhether we are becoming a
people. and comes to the
. that we are. it analyses
‘ l,‘ case and the Dewey excite-
of the former it says: "How
tube explained except by s
Jesuit-went. and least quallilcd
legally and Judicislly with
at porilamentary procedure
the terms of the coasti-
We, sons ros lemons.
m lam-tallest: is (‘essrm
. ‘ tel‘sle Vault‘s-s. '
Wushirigton. December 12—Although
W ' lumber ot the Connecticut dele-
W in Congress was on hand
promptly at the opening of the session
“all! week. all but one or two of them
will not be thoroughly established here
m their lamilie‘s until the beginning
at the new year. The session of Con~
green between the date of commencing
the first Monday in December and
the Idlonrnment for the holiday recess
11 alwhys short, and nearly all the
senators and represen tiveu
like to go to their homes to s d the
Indira! season. For that reason the
wives of some of the Connecticut con-
"ning of Congress next
he holidays Mrs Sper-
{r .,wlfe of the Congressman from New
'with Mrs. Frothlngham and
Newton Frothingham. his
tor and grandson respectively,
he.here Mrs. Hill. wife of Rep—
_ mutt" Hill of the Fourth district
ll coné on sfter the holidays Miss
Ill is already here. It is, expected
“tint lire. Platt, wife of the senior
luster. will arrive this week as will
fire. Phelps, wife of Charles G. Phelps
of Wallingford. secretary to Senator
Matt. Mrs. Phelps is very popular here
and there was regret that she was de-
ised in Connecticut by the illness of
_father. Mrs. Russell, wife of the
tative from the Third Di
~ , came to Washington with he
Behind, as‘did Mrs Henry. wife of the
tstive from the First District
”Visitors from Connecticut who wish
meet the senators and representa-
from the state at their Washing-
mhoges. are struck with the mutual
mourns-sot nearly every member of
delegation. All of them except
for Hawley live within one block
nearer) of McPherson Square.
» h is bounded by 15th, 1 and K
. .. . Senator Plait lives at The
I v , as he has for many years.-
resentative Sperry Is at The Brick—
.. . half a block away. Represen-
Iieury lives at 1421 K street.
a block farther on. Another half
k east on K street Is the Hotel
run, where Representative Hill
' « and across the street is The Ham-
. the home of Representative Ros
. Colonel and Mrs. Russell have ta
3" the apartments at that hotel. oc—
“pied last year by the late Mr Ding—
boy. of Maine. .
BUSINESS PICK ll“! 11’.
' "II Isl Are Heals! Better Prices for
ileras Irw- ssd Pepper.
' The rise in the price of iron is a
blessing to Junk dealers. for the price
Gimp iron has gone, up with the pri—
‘jou of the manufactured article. There
is a difference of $3 a ton in the price
wpaid for scrap iron. which goes to the
“flange of the man who gathers in
. the.junk .They can now sell it for
Ihont $12 a ton. and they get it at the
lowest price theyca
Is also away up in the air
:hst scrap arr is harder to get. and
hamlew have It will not sell It
ntman so cheap The high
now being paid for copper tempts
- persons to relieve street railway
- at some of their copper feed
street railway oom-
‘ ered more this year
me from the thieving or
‘ are after copper while
w.- The usual method
to M out late at night
has been shot at and
... .. feet alone-inch
. Imely spot In the
. wire is stripped oi
out up so that It Is
“our usual preparations
ado furnish iron with maul) useful and do
"- sirablc articles suitable liar Christmas;
Gifts. A partial list IS given below: '
' .TraVcling Bags
smoking Jackets
Fancy Hosiery
Umbrellas and Canes
Handkerchiefs——
Dress Suit Cases
.Bath Robes .
Neckw/car
Glovcs~
‘ street and dress
silk and linen Fancy Night Shirts
Fancy Vests
Jewelry
Silk Mufflers—squares and shields
suspenders—fancy and
plain—one pair in a box
Mackintoshes and Rubber Coais--boy s and men ’s
Goods selected now will be held for you
until Ch
nsimas.
COMSTOGK BROS.
l4 South Main Street. South Norwalk.
M. A. CIFFIN, Manager.
Two stores—Norwslk and South Norwalk.
A issuance Gift.
We are disp‘laving SILK UMBRELLA!
of all styles, sit
suited to all tastes.
Gold, Silver and Pearl Handles,
Goods will be retained until Christmas.
These goods cannot be duplicated.
H. 5-12001).
Most Stylis
h Clothing.
Stein-Bloch Grey Oxford Rough Freize Overcoats.
Sack Suite of Fancy Woolcns and Worsteds of Stein-
Bloch make.
Cutaway Coats and Vests of Black 'l‘hrbbet, very
well. Stein-Bloch Co.'e production.
Odd Trousers lll Fancy Stripe and Check Worsteds.
If the celebrated Peerless m
ake.
Town-Made Brown and Black Derby ’3, in latest styles.
llSO new college shape Pearl
Alpines.
Perfect fitting Shirts. Collars and Cuffs of the re-
rowned Lion brand.
Fine N cckwcar Novelties made especially for us.
WILLIS H. SELLECK
Up-to-date Clothier,
50 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
T hanksglvmg Sale.
We nice the Finest and lost Select Stock of Groceries ever olered to the public at Prices that Defy Compe-
tltion. The
tube.
3 lb. pkg. New Prep. Buckwheat
cut to ........................... he
I qt. hot. Golden Drip Syrup. cut to file
1 qt. bot. White or Cider Vinegar.
cut to ........... r ............... 1c
lot. bot. Pure bled Oil, cut to....12c
lprot. longlslandCatsup,cutto§c
New Tomstoa (13c quality) cut to. .Qe
Vanilla latrsct (lite quality) cut to 8-:
High Grade mu Jams. cut to ...... Oc
New heeded Roldan. cut to....loc pkg.
'AIOUB MIN CRIAIIRY
shop at Wordin
avenue is being h ted up with banks to
accommodate about we of the laborers
whomespeetedhere. and them-
tractore' force of men will nit be in-
creased until the quarters are ready.
Another building will be erected beside
the present one. to accommodate a con-
ple of hundred more.
I
raunchsswsscs.
lsgls‘eerasd Maintained-ssh-
Upesthel'eassvlv-islesd.
Philadelphia. Pa" December 13—h
disastrous freight wreck resulting in
the death 'of two men. the serious in-
Jury of a third, and the destruction of
about thirty cars. occurred early today
on the New York division of the Penn-
sylvania Railroad. between Plainsboro
and Princewn. N. .l.
‘ Engineer Spelgler and Fireman lien-
icker were killed and Brakemsn Zag-
lrsum was dangerously hurt.
Three trains were damaged in the
accident. The first west-bound. part-
ed. and the rear ears crashed into those
ahead. Before the tracks could be
cleared an east-bound trsiii ran into
the wreckage, and was soon followed
by another freight going in the same
direction. it was the engineer. fires
man and brukeman of this latter train
that were killed and Injured. The
wreck caused several hours‘ delay to
passenger trains.
TO AID SOLDIERS’ WlDOWS.
‘ Chicago. December 12—A general
-nmmittoc composed of represen-
ativea of the various British so-
cieties in and about Chicago met at the
Great Northern Hotel and formed an '
organisation to raise money tor the re-
lief of widows and orphans of British
while“ and sailors killed in the South
African war. rAu entertainment will
be given in Central Music Hall. Jan—
uary 31.Iiritish-Americans have al-
read subscribed “.500. The name, or
the organisation Is the Society of sons
Daughters of the British Empire.
A Ladles' Auslllary will also be or.
zanized to act in conjunction with the
moiety. The aim of the society-ts to
include every person who is a native
of any countries of Great ilrltain. or of
the collision of the British empire.
Do You Want
fluyler’s
Baking Chocolate
at 30c lb.?
Do You Want
. Some
Fine WhireiMeaI ?
_______——
Do You Went
Mason’s 0t. Jars of
Home Made Pickles
at l5c qt?
SAMUEL
i COMSTOCK.
JR.
Tel. 138-3.
Cleaned Currants. cut to.........le lb.
New Lemon Peel. cut to ........ 10c lb.
Sweet Pie Pumpkin. cut to ...... 8e lb.
Grape Nuts Food. out to ...... lie pkg.
Uneeda Biscuit. cut to .......... ic pkg.
Pure Lard. cut to ......... ......Ic ib
Full Cream Cheese, eat to ...... lie lb.
Shredded Codilsb. cut to ........ 4c pkg.
lilppered Herring. eat to ...... lie as
Good Sweet Corn. cut to ........ 1e an
H. 0. Prepared flour. cut to..llc pkg.
acmrrmrshrourln.
A Banded-encaof ltlxed Casdyi'reetoallpsrchsseraot'l‘eaeasdtlolees.
nan—smr for This wm wifitpoundeColeeJeeaorgmsd. at as: lb.-Yonr mm 0-. Beautiful
Pinhead acid ChinaCovespd Butter Dish, anLsrgePlaksadtloidcuss Cream Jug. one”...
Israeli, tour holds. Beautiful Decorations.
is...
Best Goods at the Lowest Prices has always been our motto in business and will always continue
Bordea's legle Milk. cut to....ue can
Plum Pudding. cutto ..... 0c
7 lbs. Laundry Starch. cut to......tsc
tlb. can White Cherries. 31c ensl-
Ity. cut to 15c
Baler Cumdfihonldemcutbo....‘liic
New Carolina Rice. cut to .........ie
Iteakeshsundryhospmutto ..... are
Elbe. New Cal. noun. cutto ..... 25c
lanonandalngersnapa,perlb....ie
s eeeee see-ee-
THE P. J. LYNCH Co.
No. 1! Main Otreet. Kuwait.
m thungton Ot. On. Norwnlk.
\
The Finest and Most Complete Showing of
Christmas Goods in the County. Our Big Store
Crowded from Basement to Roof. A Bewilderiug.
Display of Choice Holiday Gifts at Remarkably
Low Prices.
Tons
Games
Dolls
Books
Calendars
Doll
Carriages
Sleds .
Doll Trunks
Wagons
Children’s
Umbrellas ~
Gloves .
Handkerchiefs
Pocket Books .
Leather
Goods
Perfumeru.
Jewelru
Neckwear
Toilet Sets
Fancu Boxes
Silver
Novelties
Santigaus.
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MAIN 8- WALL STREETS NORWALK,CONN.
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ESEYMOUR’S STORE.
STILL IN THE LEAD.
This month will witness one of the largest sales of the year. The demand for Pure Goods and our up-to-date
methods of doing business pleases the great majority. There isa general rise in prices but our prices remain as
close to cash as it is possible to set
We expect a Great Christmas rush and we are prepared for it. Send us your
orders and a merry time you will have eating the good things that come from this
store.
THIS WEEK:
Elegant. Sweet. Rosy Creamery Butter. 32c lb. Elgin. 30c lb. Sweet Butter, 2hr.
Gordon's Celebrated (lodilsh llulls. lilo can. ,
Fine Mixed Nuts. 150 lb. Large Cluster Raisins.
The finest Java and Mortar (toffee. rich in flavor and aroma, nothing like it.
Seyinour's Fifth Avenue Java Coffee. 35c lb.
Glare Cherries. Citron and Pineapple
California Large. Loose Raisins. 12c lb.
Extra Mince Meat for particular people. in jars. ' {
Oranges. Bananas. Grapes. Lem one. Janis Jellies Fancy Mixed Candy
We have the finest Double Cream Cheese in town, also Swiss, Itmuefort Ed: rm, (amenrbcrt. English and
numerous other varieties of Cheese.
Asparagus Tips. Tomatoes in glass. Grape Fruit. l’op Corn. 10c pkg, 3 for 25¢.
THE BEST OF EVERYTHING AT CLOSE MARKET PRICES. ,3
C. E. Seymour, Leading Grocer, 33 W. Wash. St.
GOODNESS AND CHEAPNEss
go hand and hand at this store. It is a combination that appeals to every kind and
every condition of humanity. Even the rich don’t want to pay more than they have
to. The poor can ’t afford to. Both desire good things. Just to show how well our
combination works we print a few prices as samples. Judge the whole store by
these.
She ll).
5 lbs. Best Java and Mocho Coflee‘7for “.00.
100
15c
9c;
90?
25c:
70
110
100
90
15¢ .
25c
25c
Sugar cured shoulders. lb.
Small lean hams, lb.
Boneless bacon. lb.
Libby’s plum pudding, can
5 lb. pail fruit jelly
25c 5 lbs. California prunes
25c 2 lbs. evaporated peaches
21 lbs. Beet Granulated Sugar for $1.00.
New York Grocery Company,
Fancy table syrup, quart cans
New Orleans molasses, quart cans
3 lb. package prepared buckwheat
Quaker Oats, package
2 packages 11. 0. cats
8 lbs. new buckwheat flour
9 lbs. rolled oats .
Donovan Brig. South Norwelk. 35.37 min St. smut.
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