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: . .WIATHHB REPORT.
. Clearing tonight; fair Wednesday.
decidedly colder.
ares central in the Mississippi
valley yesterday morning is now cen-
tral over Lake regions. Cloudy weather
nompsniad by rain prevails in the.
. .lshe regions, Ohio valley and Atlantic.
Light snow was report-
oii from several places in the,North-
‘ifil: gripper-stores are above normal
. l. e' orthesstern section. about nor-
. real in the central and below normal
in the Northwest.
_ The law on rabbits goes on Friday.
_-New California Prunes. 5 lbs. for
25¢. F. D. Lawton & Co.
Orrien L. Bennett has purchased the
trotter. Bessie B.
The Chess. Checker and Whist Club
. will meet this evening.
A meeting of the Olympia Athletic
Club will be held this evening.
The Eccentric Club has postponed
meetings until after Christmas.
’ There was skating on the new mill
pond. at Winnipauk. Saturday.
——Slnall brass Picture Frames.
William P. Bears.
in the Catholic Club pool tourney.
ban. to. defeated John Mc—
‘ e score of to to 38:
The regular meeting of St. Joseph's
Total Abstinence and Benefit Society
will be held tonight, at 8 o'clock. in
Music Hall.’
at
«immune-ll of hire. Johanna Mulvi-
1- ill
wido . , Nun. .Mulvihill. will be
”Welling sy morning from St.
Mary's Church. _‘ ‘
—-Rer. DeW. T. VanDoren will deliv-
'er a lecture on "The Law of Sugges‘
tion: How to Develop the Subjective."
at the Central Club. tonight. Tickets.
25 cents. ‘
Reports from Frederick Boerum.
n .1
Stamford sauitarlum. are encouraging.
He will probably return to South
Norwnlk in a few days.
The students of Brown's Business
College, of South Norwalk, are talking
0 having a hockey team this winter
a d they anticipate considerable
sport. There will be no more football
games this season. the team having
disbanded.
A large. delegation of members of "it
Patriotic Order of Sons of America, oi
South Norwalk. will go to Bridgeport
Thursday night to attend a meeting
of the camp in that place. which will
be followed by a supper and social
time.
~A large selection of the latest S‘yll'
mouldings for picture frames. .1. 'l'
"rowitt. 45 Main street. Norwalk.
The body of Miss .Ililia Pickford. will
died in South Norwaik. arrived inlhln-
bury this morning on the 10:,55 trail.
and was taken to Sandy Hook on tllv
train that leaves at 11:37. The caskm
was covered with a profusion of beau.
tllul flowcrs.-—l).lllbllry News.
All danger of a coal famine. in Con
. ncctlcut this season is now said to be
gone. Coal is now arriving from th«
mines in ample supply and household.
crs whose, coal bins are not well filled
need not be apprehensive that then
will be difficulty in procuring fuel in
the middle of the winter.
In Meriden the water situation is so
”serious that churches were forbidden
yesterday to use water to operate
their organ motors and some parts oi
the city were without water altogeth-
or. In Bridgeport the supply of water
has been reduced from sixteen million
gallons a day to eight million gallons
and people have to get along on bail
supply.
-—-I am ready for the holidays with a
complete line of 1900 Diaries. Leather
Goods. Mimic Rolls. Fountain Pens
Gold Pens. Paper Cutters. Christmas
Tree Decorations. Children’s Blocks.
Toys and Xmas Books. and the finest
lot of Ladies' and Gents' l'rnbrellas
that ever came to The Norwalks. My
prices will always bring you back to
T. J. Iagner’n. 2 South Main St.
B. 8. Davis. the New York photo-
. grapher. who purchased the Charles
~ Jones cottage at Bell island. is mak-
ing extensive improvements to the
coco} Ir. Jones. who bought the J. B.
oodrul house. has had a large phrase
built. new stairwnyn put in. and several
other changes made. The new cottage
of Hoyt Brothers. of New Canaan. is
completed.
I. mvls a Son hare some merry-
nlalllng news today for holiday shop-
Their dismay of men's furnish-
ings and clothing was never so com-
plete as it is for this gladsomc season
They have adopted runny innovations
in their htlsinnns for accomodation and
‘- convenience of ranchers. Goods will
be laid aside. or exchanged after the
holidays. and bundles will he deliver-
: ell duct to your home.
ave uke our Candy. Ilene.
‘ Grace cums Guild. Wednesday even-
a
lites lass Keefer. ct Norwalh.
California Prunes. n the. for
.xll'. D. iawtcn I: Go.
Hrs. Eugene Schmidt. of Day street.
has recur from a six weeks' illness
- Ira. S: . Weed will eatertam the
lug.
Adaughterhssbsenborntollr. and
:awuur L. Wilcox. of Concord
Harry E. Smith. of ”New York. is
moving into a house in Kerwin street,
Norwalkw .
—I"lenty Peanuts lls Brittle at lane's.
Mrs. A. H. Canfield. of Kerwin street.
has gone to Brooklyn to visit her
daughtel'. ‘
Uncas Tribel Improved Order of Red
Men. will confer the adoption degree
tonight. .
Improvements are being made to the
Alfred Austin building at in Wash.
ington street.
Grace Church Sunday school has do«
nated tlo for the Hospital Christmas
Tree Fund. .
—-Wall Paper hung at 20c per double
roll at Beatty’n, 207 East Washington
street.
Willis Csvanagh and William Gil-
more. of Norwalk. have secured em-
ployment in Branford. .
John Cavanaugb. aged 8 years. was
sent from Stamford to the County
Home. at Norwalk. yesterday.
The annual meeting of the Norwalk
Business Men‘s Association will be
held at the Atheuaeum, this evening.
Mrs. Glover Sanford. of Bridgewater.
Conn. is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Charles S. Trowbridge. of South Main
street.
—Pictures framed in the latest aty-
les. at reasonable prices. Large 'stock
mouldings, .l. T. Prowitt, 45 Main at.
Norwalk.
A. H. Eells. formerly of Norwalk. is
now editor and proprietor of the Wol—
ion, N. Y, Times. a newsy. well-print-
ed weekly.
A regular meeting of Sherman Coun-
cil. it. A.. willbe held Thursday night
for the nomination and election oi oi-
ficers for the year 1900. .
Professor J. W. Holt. of Elkins, West
Virginia. will assume charge of the.
shorthand department of Brown's Bus-
iness College. January lat.
There was an unusually high tide. in
this morning, and althOugh there was a
strong wind blowing the numerous
small boats in the harbor were not
damaged. ‘
-—Bargains in second-hand upright
and square pianos. at .i. W. Studwaii's.
Two Norwalk men have obtained ll
patent for a collar button. bllt there
is yet room for inventors in designing
a collar button that will not get lost.—
Ansonla Sentinel.
The George W. Wilson” Company.
which is playing in Stamford this
week. was greeted with 'n crowded
house at the opening of its engage-
ment. last night.
in Connecticut the percentage of
criminal population to the thousand in—
habitants has fallen steadily from 2.48
in 1896 to 2.33 in the present year. We
are growing better.
—-Deliclous Pure Candy. Lane"
Charles E. Seymour has had his West
street residence completely wired by
Louis E. Fauntleroy. and the house is
now brilliantly lighted by the South
Norwalk commercial system.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Barrm-lougc
and_ Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Smith. oi
South Norwalk. and Ward Palmer. oi
East Norwalk. were the guests of Mrs.
Andrew Henderson. Sunday.
—~lf the sun shines before this bit of
news gets to your notice. I'f‘ll'lle)('l
that it will rain again just as suddenly
and just as hard as it dill this morning.
Why wouldn‘t one of those close roll
paragon frame. steel rod. case and tas-
sel $2.50 l'mbrella make a good ('hrist-
mos gift. Some more; others less
(.‘lmlsinck Brothers.
William l’mimorc is having an ex-
trzlorliinm'y sale of lamps. Thcy arc
lllllldsolrcly D'lllllctl and finely decorat-
cll. Mr. l’l-llrrorl- is also showing use-
’ul and beautiful holiday gifts in tin
way of furniture.
In the Yale academic department the
Waterman price has been awarded tr
Allen H. Richardson. 1901. of Water—
bury. N. Y. The Scott-Hurst scholar-
ship has been awarded to Robert V
Spencer. of Jasper. N. Y.. of the sopho-
more class.
-—A magnificent display of Pianos
at J. W. Studwcll's.
Christina White. arrested in South
Norwalk and taken to Stamford. where
she was sentenced to pay a fine of 81
for stealing a bicycle from Michael
Wagner. was taken to Bridgeport
where she will serve it out. as she did
not have the money to pay.
A young man was seen at an early
hour yesterday morning. hanging
about Atlantic street. who answered
the description of Phillips. who was as
striated with Tanner. the robber ar~
rested by Deputy Sheriff Fitzitoy. OI
Greenwich. last week. The fellow dis-
appeared about daylighL——Stamforo
Republican.
-—-Dlnrien for 1900 at Bcera'.
Brigadier General Frost. Colone'
Cone and Major Fitch. of the Fourth
Regiment. examined the oilicers of the
different companies of the Second Reg.
lment yesterday in the New Havel
Armory. Colonel Cone is a retired col-
onel of the First Regiment. The above
named ofilcerr. compose the state exam-
ining imard. which examines the Con
necticut regimental odlcers sceklnr
commissions. , ’
The Mlanus Manufacturing Company
formerly the Bippowsn Itsuufarturlny
Company. whose works are located or
the llunus river at North Nlanun. ll
beginning to feel the alerts of goof
management. At present fifty-five men
are employed and many more will l?’
put to work in the near future. The
present output is already contracted
for by two wholesale Inns in Philad-
elphia. '
of sufficient importance to be
meet the demand.
satisfactory. . .
Inflatable lel' Ellie.
You'll find about every good kind of
Handkerchiefs here. You'll find them
temptineg priced. With double our
usual selling space and the exploiting
of these special lots, we'll start the
holiday handkerchief selling in good
earnest.
Ladies' Allcllnen Hematltched Hand.
kerchiefn. 10c.
White Hematitched Handkerchiefs.
for Gents, 59 inch and 1 inch hem.
like.
ladles' Hematitched. Embroidered
and Fury Bordered Handkerchiefs.
16c.
Ladies’ and Gents’ Plain All-linen
Hemntltched Handkerchiefs. i9c.
Ladies’ Pure Linen Initial Handker-
chiefs, 25c.
Ladies' Fine Swiss Embroidered
Handkerchiefs from 12%c to 98¢ each.
Gents' Silk Hematitched and Initial
Handkerchiefs. 49. 75 and 98c each.
Ilnlllnyleallctfinnln.
Can't give yoll all the leather news:
can only outline the Christmas lots.
An investigation and your knowledge
of vaiues‘ will do the rut:
Pocket Books from 25c to 82.98.
Bill Books from the to 98c.
Coin Purses from We to 49:2
Men's Wallets from the to (Ho.
Ladies' Chatallna liags from 2m to
38c.
lei’s Furnishings of
Christmas
Better and bigger preparations its":
been made in this section than ever be.
fore. Neckwesr. Dress Shirts. Collars.
Cliffs. Suspenders. Night Shirts. etc,
etc.
tlvcly priced.
Most attractive lines. most attrac-
The Sans-Pare" Dr I Shirts. fine
quality muslin. set in I nen bosom. re-
inforced back and front, 75c and 98c
each. ‘
Men's Night Shirts. Fancy Insertion
andh Embroidered Fronts. 47c and 75c
eac. .
The latest in Genis' Neckwear in-
cluding bows. tecks. pulls. and fourvin-
bands, at 25c and tie.
Fancy Suspenders at 25c and bile.
or Christmas um
Strong here—very strong: That
word "Dependable" is honestly stamp-
ed'upon every umbrella in the outfit.
There are plenty of prices; there are
forests of sticks to choose from for
both men and women. Early chmsers
get the chance at such values as these:
Ladies Gloria Slk l'mbrellns. natural
twisted handles. silver mounted. 98c.
Ladlcs' Fine English Gloria Silk l'm-
brellas. Fancy curved. or silver mount-
ed handles. $1.49 and “.89.
‘7 Imdica' Silk Umbrellas. natural han-
dies. silver mounted. 82.10 and 82.98.
Men's Gloria Silk l-mhrellas. twisted
handles. silver mounted. 9hr to $2.25.
Gents‘ Twillcd Silk I'mbrellas. nat-
ural root handles silver mounted. 3M9.
'l'hc Ill Clerc HIM
Regular lines reinforced. new lines.
especially bought for Christmas. Dress
Gloves. Lined Gloves. Driving Gloves.
Walking Gloves: every kind of good
handwear and all priced to please.
Men's and Boy's. Astruchan Gloves.
25c.
Ladien' Wool =or Astrachan Gloves
the.
Ladies' Fleece Lined Kid Gloves. for
top. patent clasp. Mic.
Ladles' Kid Gloves "The Orleans."
silk stitched backs. 791:.
A feature; yes! a strong feature of
the holiday business will be the Book
Selling. Hundreds of volumes bound
in the most attractive covers: liters-
tnre to suit all ages. all tastes. and all
to be sold 'twixt this and Christina.
Here are some special lots for early
chaining:
Cloth Covered Books. a full line of
the most popular works. 15¢.
thorn. nicely bound. 25 and 19c.
American Boys Series by Oliver Op-
tic. 59c.
Gems of Modern Art. handsomely
bound. A collection of photographic
reproductions of Great Modern Paint-
ings. 08c. "
Children's Toy Books. lie to 15¢.
Children's Story Books, board cor-
ers. the up.
~Ahoxcful-perhICrownCigars.
whats-bemused.
Theformal openingof our Holidayysltocks is something
more than a mere incident in the year's merchandising. it is
news concerning ii is read with interest by our buying public.
The gift-buying time is here. The equipment is here to
The store is at its best. from top to bottdm. from end "to
end, everything. everywhere breaths an atmosphere of Christ-
mas. When lines are most complete, then is selecting most
I .
The completeness and dependabillty of this big holiday
outfit are worthy of the strongest emphasis-that we can give
them. Everything as near right as experience, knowledge of
needs and.hard work can make them.
Just a few hints for print, they'll serve as an index to
scores of othel\ hints not printed. but equally important to
those who have gifts to buy.
Ladies' Celebrated Hislop Gian ‘1 4
Glace Glove. every pair warranted. 98c.
”Mlflm
classed as an event. [The store
fl
. it l‘lill.
The Christmas M So
The Christmas Doll Sale.
The best rv sentatlves of doll-dam
have met but ; quite a convention of
all styles. couplesions and conditions
if Dolls. Hundreds of little hearts will
soon be. made happy. for these are all
priced to pass from our possession to
yours before Christmas eve.
Undressed Kill Dolls. 15c.
Nicely Dressed Jointed Dolls. Bisque
Heads. at 29 and 35c.
5 Satin liresse Jointed Dolls. 49c. and
lie. ~
Hanllsomely dressed Sleeping Dolls.
from 98c to 83.98. . ,
assume-u
claim
Lots of Stylish Jackets and Capes
bunched together for quick selling.
Your gift-giving money can be spent
to some purpose here. Kindly read ev-
ery offering.
Ladies‘ lilac! Kersey Jackets. double
brennsted high collar, Gloria silk lined
Lil.
Ladies' [flack Kersey Jacket. 6 rows
stitching. round box front. Gloria lin-
ed. $5.98.
Ladles' Ill-ck Btl‘iclc Claw. flit tl'lln-
med. fllll sweep. Gloria lined. $4.98.
Ladies' Salter Plush Cape. fur trims .
med. Italian Cloth lined. at 36.98.
Natl Furs lel' Gills.
Caught a fllr manufacturer who was
true heavy on furs. Early season's un-
seasonnbleness the cause. Long winter
ahead. though. and these. Furs can be
bought at very advantageous prices.
Ladics' Martin ll'ur Collars. with
heads. at 83.49.
Ladies Electric Seal Collarettcs.
long fronts. tail trimmed. “.98.
Ladies' Black Sable Collarettes, aa-
lincd. tail and head trimmed.
37.49.
Ladies' Black Sheard Coney Mails.
81.19. ‘
Ladiea' Water Mink Mulls. 81.49.
Slk liaists. Neel Islets.
We Skirts.
Moat sensible gifts these. and gifts
that will be properly appreciated. Just
two specials of each to start the ball
rolling.
Ladies Taffeta Silk Walsts, in black
and navy. at $3.49. ‘
Ladies' Taffeta Silk Waists. in black.
colors and corded stripes. 83.98.
Ladies' All-wool Flannel Walntn.
braid trimmed. black. navy. brown and
reds. at 98c.
Ladies' All-wool Flannel Waistn.
braigd trimmdl. in black and navy..
Ladies' All-wool Plaid snm’. planed
back. silk binding. “.49. l
Ladlea' Black All-wool Serge Skinny
stitched seams, at “.98. .
nasty Trifles. 3
Hundreds of dainty little things
bought for gifts. Many of them useful.
others ornamental. Inexpensive ro-
mlzblrancen. but they make the heart
I . i
Picture Frames from 1235c up. .
Children's Spoon. Knife and Fork
Cloth Covered Novels by famous su- sets 25c
Perfumes in Fancy Baskets. 12%. lb
and 18c. .
Sterling Silver Novelties from the up.
Hundreds of Children's Games front
be to 82.98.
Choice Assortment of Fancy Triml
med Cushions, square and oblong. from
the to 81.49.
114 yrs-unnoticed. ; .
racial given by the members of Concord
good time.
. Gntt. formerly of the City Guard. was
”,9
. . . .
infirm degree upon
slant. .
Thomas A. Hurray, of franklin ave-
nue. a student at the Yale Medical
School. in home on a Vacation.
ive children Lane’s Ice Cream.
he annual meeting of Bishop Mc-
m Colleen. Catholic Benevolent
. will be held this evening.
The home mission meeting of the
ladies' Association will be held tomor-
row sfternorm at 3 o'clock in the South
Norwalk Baptist Church.
. re Col. and cream. Scoop. Lane’s
he ladies’ prayer meeting will be
held in the parlor of the Norwalk Con.
flintional Church on Wednesday sf-
terhoon at 8:30 o'clock. Subject. Gifts
to Christ—Psalm xi.
Jackson's platinotype proofs are lit-
tle gems of portraiture. equal to a steel
en ring or photogravure. Lots of
p tty portraits are on exhibition at
his studio.
+Pocket Books. Leather and Hand
Painted Novelties at Beers' Book Store.
There was a large attendance at the
conferred the
candidates last
Dvlnlon. Sons of Temperance, last ev-
ening. The programme included piano
selections. recitation. remarks by F.
H.1Hawley, and the play. A Series of
Enlargements. All present report a
Refreshme were servled.
The County Commissioners have is-
sued licenses to nearly all the appli-
cants in the smaller towns. There are
about a dozen applicants who have not
cs led for their licenses. These are
ac ttered among the small towns.
There are 22 applications from Dan.
bury and :0 from Stamford still to
issue.
T—A discount of ten per cent. on all
Pianos purchased of J. W. Studwcll.
before December 25th.
1According to the Telegram. the Con-
solidated road intends to establish a
water route between Stamford and
New York. After carefully examining
the territory between Harlem and Nor-
wlllk the company found Stamford to
Offer the beat advantages for a ter-
minus. Prcigh’t from the west to
eastern points will be brought to
Stamford on transports and trains will
.. made up there for cities in the east.
In connection with this it is the inten-
tion of the company to establish a
p ssenger service. which in all proba-
lwitty will include a day and a night
.at.
‘—-New California Prunes, 5 lbs. ‘lor
Pic. 1’. l). Lawton it Co.
"03"“) BLOOD WAS l‘l'.
demo Funnton Regrets no He Was
Led late a Ceslr'ovmr.
. San Francisco. December l2——Thr
Marti has arrived from liong Kong and
Honolulu. Yokohama. advices state
that the bubonic plague. which devel‘
oped st Kobe not, long ago. has been
successfully stamped out. An appeal
wiil~ be made to (‘ongrcss to set aside
Attorney-General Griggs’ order which
makes void all! transfers of public
lands made by the Hawaiian govern.
ment since annexation.
The transport (larronei. with the
mules on board. put into Honolulu af-
ter falling. on account of the storms.
to reach Manila by the northern route
from Seattle. Shr- will resume hel
Journey in a few days. The Port Ste-
vens and Lennox have already gone
with horses and mules. The Hancock
and ('ity of Puebla arrived in good
ondltlon. weathering very severe
storms. and left for Manila on Sunday
looming. The Duke of Fife. St. Paul
Ohio. and Indians are now in port tak-
ing coal.
lirigadier-Gcncnll Fllnston. accom-
panied by his side. Burton J. Mitchell.
hrrived here Sunday on the transport
:lndiana.
“I regret now." said General Fun-
nton. speaking of his dispute in Am-
erica. "that I allowed myself to get
into controversy. But my fighting
blood was up at the statements made
reflecting on the Kansas troops and the
American soldiers generally as well as
upon myself. But now that i am in It
‘I shall not back our. and as soon as I
lgct back to Manila. I shall take the
.maticr into the courts."
President Dole. has written President
‘Ml-Kinlcv in regard to the resignation
‘of Minister of Finance Damon. He
was informed the president of tbr
.clause in the Hawaiian constitution va-
cating the office of a cabinet ministcl
‘whcn he is absent from the islands fol
sixty days and of the necessity for an
appointment in conformity therewith.
PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS
llartfford. December i2—The follow-
ing promtions and appointments are
announced in special orders promulgat-
ed from the odice of the lllljutant gen-
eral today:
Fourth Regiment. Company C. Scr-
geatn Andrew J. Moran. of Stamford.
to be. second lieutenant with rank from
November 24. IS”. rice 0.. E. Smith re-
signed.
Third Regiment. Company \. First
lnSergcant Louis H. Goddard. of New
. London, to be second lieutenant with
1399. vice
rank from November 29.
Smith resigned.
SISTER CONTESTING WI LL.
Norwich. December l2-Naney J.
Goodrich’s peal from the probation
of the’wil the late Gilbert ‘a. Fuller.
Court before Judge Thaycr today. The
deceased left an estate of about $7.000.
his farm being willed to the American
Bible Society. Mrs. Goodrich. his sis-
ter. contests the will. The trial will
take the greater part of a week.
SEVERE GALE 0N LAKE ERIE.
Cleveland. 0.. December 12—-0ne of
the heaviest gales of the year prevailed
on Lake Erie today. The wind was
blowing at the rate of our miles an
hour from the southwest. Very few
vessels have ventured out since last
evening. the w her bureau having
CAPTAIN Gll'l‘T STRICKEN.
New Haven. Dec. l:-—-Captain John
strirlun on the street Saturday night
with a peculiar disease which leaves
him one to sources speak and which
GRAND Glosmc out?
Your last opportunity to buy high class Dry M w .
iery. Underwear, etc.. at lower prices than you have ever seen '3
lam resolved to close out this stock at once. and know
on it will do it. '
You will do well. and save alone y. to lay in s s - .
as all kinds of Dry Goods are higher. and are going to he
Space will not permit a g prices. But you can he
the best bargains ever had. ‘
We mean business. What an
Christmas presentsl
EDWARD lag-anon
No. 5 Onzotto Building. Nor-wills
E TILLors’bN o MILL _
‘lll’llllllb 0F EHHISTMAS NOVEL .
Attractive display of Japanese china lion
of the importer and sold to you at a low price. '
Large line of Silk Pin cushions. \ ,
Our assortment of Stamped Linens will sure!
you. - ' .
The largest and best line of Society Paperin
assorted tints, ranging in rice, 150 to 89¢ a bi)
Photograph Frames in old and Birdseye?
one. two. three and four pictures. at rices with
Big values in Handkerchiefs from £0 to new
Our line of Mllllnery is ofiered you at ‘ ' »
cash prices. ~
86 Washington Street. South Norwnli.
The Model Grotto
Enterprising, Industrious and Serviceabl'eéi'z.
.‘.‘..‘ .‘4
j
opportunity is offered you. is
caw
Eggs—A new arrival of ‘
fresh gathered eggs selling at:
sogoodeggsathcnndfle. . W ‘ ,
Ceylon and indie. Tong-Ho ' ' V M
considerable inquiry for thei‘. "I
have tnow placed instock. Puma”
one- at pound and Pekoe'lfllcl'long.
at 30c one-half pound. Try its 1.3 ,
Syrup—Remember when it want . , ’
that we have the finest mtt m 81-
rup at 12c quart. Buy a “pie bottle
of our maple at 10c and yolwlllweut
a qua'rt at 30c. ' .
Pure Honey in glass. and II» the
comb.
Arlington Wheat Meal. or Perfect
Graham Flour. The most perfect pro-
duct of its kind. Fresh ground and of,
perfect purity and excellence. here.
“Trusty Friend" brand Canned Dry
Pack Pumpkin. superior product. cheap
at No or 3 cans for 25c.
Corned Canned Cod-A new product.
and bound to win favor. Eaten right
out of the can it is good. Superfine
when made into cakes, can, lie.
Butter still on the upward move. We
are selling nice .Illne butter at 27c:
worth 26 wholesale. and worth more
to anybody than the fiashy “fresh" .
goods at 30c to 32c. because there ‘.s Flollr.-——New patent at “c It“. or
more solidity to it. It is better butter. $4.25 a barrel.
What do you want? Yours to command.
LORENZO DIBDLI.
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JACKSON’S
PLATINOTYPE
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They are liltlc Hulls of Portraiture
Equal to n slwl Engraving or I’botogrnvnm 5
Lots of L'rcliy Portraits on Exhibition at Studio
E. M. JACKSON. PHOTOGRAPHER,
31 WA”. HT. NUIHVALK. i'l'.
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Photographs.
.\ll Trolley lines [aesthetical-
Opposite Norwnlk Hotel
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of Lebanon. came up in the Superior .
LIBERAL DISC
Any Book not il
Carvel and The Other
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There isn’t a man
make it right as soon
man will never exist.
We aim to give
second-grade goods.
box or telephone.
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price. SIJS. chiy Books. iillé’ cloth binding. 25c.
Large llne oi Hand Painted Novelties. Calendars.Bibles.
ifrllycr Books. Hymuuls. Fountain Pens, Diaries, [900.
Fancy Writing Paper. at
WM. P. BEERS' Bookseller. 49 Wall
he had cause to complain and that we failed to
Hay and Feed that we can buy, to sell as low
as we can, but cannot sell them at the price of
Buy oats that's clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
I am near-just as far as the nearest letter-
Wbat would be a better. more last-
HOLIDAY GOODS.
OUNT ON BOOKS.
lstock will be ordered.
James Meredith. -Vin Crucis. David Harum, Richard
Fellow. all M50 books; my
St. Norwalk.
in existence that can say
as we knew it. Such a
you the very best Oats.
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ing gift than a pair of GOLD SPEC-
TACI.E8 or EYE GLASSES. accurate-
ly fitted? They .can be had now for
presentation purposes and the proper
lenses supplied after a careful examina-
tion. without further cost.
0.3, JncxsoN,
unknown Ol’l'iClAlt.
pussies doctors. His condition is
mints. .
With I... Jackson. Jeweler. 5| Wall st.
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