“tilt Jews: of the Twin Cities
Gathered ll'y Sentinel Reporters.
3p“ . WM'RIIPORT.
' For‘Conneoticut: Fair and contin-
. ued cold tonight and Sunday; rising
, temperature Ifonday; fresh to north
winds.
Weather nota: Temperatures below
.mpanltd by light snow pre-
the Northwest. Freezing tem-
‘rli and killing frosts extend as
for south as New Orleans. The tem-
peratursn range from seventy- -two nb—
ove zero at Key west to thirty-foul- be-
low at Prince Albert. There was a lie-
. cided fall in temperature in northern
"tillagland. Northfleld. Vt.. report-
' ed tour degrees below zero.
. —’Very fancy Chickens. 12 and 14c,
> at Public market.
John Platt has taken a position as
Janitor of the South Norwnik depots.
a good place to visit. .
Raymond Brothers are discharging
‘ :
rig-Brown's College, January 2d.
. l Watkins is ill at his home in
Day a eet. He is threatened with an
attack of pneumonia.
-Flne large assortment Fresh Cand-
ies roduceddor the holidays. 21 Main st.
... Norwaik. Conn. . Baggiano's.
Miss Paulyne Diver, of Bridgeport.
, spent yesterday with Miss Vivian So-
derstronl, of Bayview avenue.
--Plenty Peanuts ll. Brittle at Lane's.
'lHowhrd Benedict. of Norwalk, has
, plans out for a residence he proposes
to erect on Spring Hill avenue.
—Do you want a fine Xmas Tree at
reasonable price! 0. Friederlcks has
Just what you want.
WM- wilFlid il‘ concert in Germanic
tomorrow night. under the direc-
lander Karl Diehl. »
-Sp ng Chickens, 13%0 1b.; Fowls.
’1 10c. at ayes’ market.
Deacon W. I". Bryant, of Main street.
~Holiday Cmdies and fancy boxes;
a fine assortment at DeKiyn 5.
Harry Pepper has gladly accepted
the offer of the Norwalk firemen to
act. as ushers at' the coming musical
festival. ' -
--Divans and Couches with adluam-
ble head rests. Prices 'f :6 up.
Raymond & Sons. n-ings
-.1n the billiard cont. for second
Mica in the Catholic .~: uil tourney
James Duffy defeated William McCor-
maek. 46.1w a score of 100 to 35.
v-Pesrl Alplqes. O'Brien'e.
There will be special music at Grace
Church. Sunday night. at 7:30; The
rector will preach. Topic. Some As-
‘pects of the .War in South Africa.
—-A magnificent display of Pianos.
. at J. W. Studwell's.
' " Mrs. leopard .T. Whitney. soprano
will be the soloist at the Vcspc" ser-
vice of the South Norwalk ('ongrega
tlonnl Church. tomorrow afternoon.
. I) -Give children Lane‘s ice Cream.
.i The South Norwulk Congregational
Church will make its annual December
contribution for the Sunday School's
Christmas entertainment. tomorrow
evening.
‘-, -—Xmas Mackintoshes and Umbrella;-
for Gents. Ladies and Children. at iii.
' S. Smith & Co.
A hearing upon a demurrer in tht'
case of Schlelcher & Sons ye. C. l‘.
3* Baker was held before Judge Gregory
in the Town Court. this morning. i)»-
. cislou was reserved. "
—Chopped Steak. 12c; Hayes“ mkt
In the pool game between W. Cahill.
.97 and Thomas Hunt 2?. at the "'th
ollc Club. last evening, Cnhlll defeated
trunt by a score in .n to It. t'ullii
will now play Sheeban for firs. place
In the pool tourney
—Dr. If. S. Roses. oculist. can be
consulted in the parlors of the Ma-
hackcnm Hotel, on Tuesdays. between
the hours of 1 and 7 p. m. and‘daily
between 9 and 12 a. m.. 6 and 9
p. m.. at 290 State street. Bridgeport
leve- examined and diseases treated.
David Low Dodge. who recently dud
in Paris was a nephew of William E.
Inigo. Sr; was also a cousin of Mn
Melville E blend. of Norwaik. llls
' mother's name was Caroline Hyde. He
married Emma Harper, of Brooklyn. a
daughter of Wesley Harper. one of the
3 four original Harper Brothers.
1 «Wall paper hung at 20¢ per double
i. . roll at Beatiy‘s..2o‘l FL Washington st.
There never was a time in his long
balm career when Grocer (hnriel.
l'. Seymour. was better prepared to
serve the public than he is at this.
Christmas time. Be In stocked to the
‘ doors with a choice line of groceries
upset-Hy for the holiday trade Some
‘ ‘of the attractions are noted in a new
advertisement today.
~I‘uraiture has advanced in price.
awe“- hasod our attest-golferslthe
NW at ow
prices. We hue th‘h largest line of
Munro in The Nor-walks. Raymond
Ola-a.
4mm Robes. (lo-stock Bros.
--St. Nick will find Com'stock Bros. (l
e qrgo of No. 2 nut coal at their .
. A.‘ .‘I
FM with doll ileum
do n. Comatock Brothers.
“The Town Board of Relief will com-
mence Its sessions January 1. ,.
~ ——A big bar sin in Gent's. Ladies‘
and Children's osiery. Underwear and
Gloves. at l. S: Smith a Co's.
Cochenoe Tribe of Red Hen confer-
edflle Chief's degree, last evening.
-The Candy Kitchen have a special
prise this year. Xmas Candy. RI l- g
Candy. Candy Baskets, Candy Cs i?
wholesale and retail. 24 So.
The house which Patrick r
having biillt in Connectl
nearly finished.
--Large Oak Sideboard cm 912 up
at Ralulond d Sons. Open evenings.
George Weeks has left the employ
of Henry Tilly. and gone to Larchmont,
N. l'.. to work.
-—Chlldren's Toques. O'Brien's.
‘Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dow. of Elisa-
beth street. have returned home from a
visit to their brother, Theodore Dow, in
Brooklyn.
-—Small."‘lean Fresh Hams, l0c lb..
at Hayes' market.
Fl‘ank Sturtevant, of Elmw ave-
nue. had a valuable overcoat stolen
from the Concord street school. where
he is a student, last Thursday after-
noon. 2
—-New students are beginning to on—
roll for the Winter term at Brown's
College.
The masons are at work in John
Nowak's new house in Clinton avenue
and Contractor Charles Millspaugh. of
Darlen. intends to finish the woodwork
in a couple of weeks.
~l’eck & Snyder. and Barney & Ber-
ry Skates, at Hubbell & Keeler'a. Nor.
Mrs. L. N. Phinney. of West avenue
and Elm street, has returned home
from a follr weeks' visit in Batavla. N.
l'.. where she was summoned by the
serious illness of her father.
—-Bnrgains in second-hand upright
and square pianos, at J. W. Studwell's
in sending a greeting to an absent
friend. what is better than carrying the
greeting yourself? One of your photo-
graphs would enable you to do that.
S. North's work is par excellence.
——Smnll Fresh Hallie. lie at Public
market.
The work of plastering the basement
of Trinity Church has been completed.
and the masons are now at Work oil the
main auditorium. The basement will
probably be, occupied within a month.
——~l<‘l'ench Tricot Smoking Jackets
$3.98. (himsiilck Brothers.
Samuel Comatock. Jr.. has some fine.
cigars. made in town. for the Christ-
masrtrade. Anything lll groceries he
can furnish as well as anyone in his
line. He has a full stock of good fresh
goods.
-Men's and boys' winter Cups. O'Brien
For Christmas and New Year's the
Fair i'loak and PM Store will give
away cloaks and turn for very little
money in order to reduce stock quickly.
Alterations of any garment are made
free ol‘ charge.
——Lndics' Dcaks In quartered golden
oak. 83. at Raymond dc Sons.
'Mrs. Mary Kelcher will have the
basement of the block at the corner of
Main and lioyt street, norwalk. fitted
up for occupancy by Joseph H. Brown.
the plumber. (‘llarles Millspaugh. of
ilarien, commenced the work today.
——Thc largest line of Holiday “ilntl'
kerclllefs. at M. S. Smith it Co.'s.
With nice, new. clean wall piillt’l'
your rooms will look 100 percent. bei-
tel leoplc llrc quirk to notice illi-
provcmcnt nouadllys. and y'ouil rc-
f‘t‘llt‘ many compliments if L. B. (in:-
llum does the work.
—-We make our Candy. Laue.
Apple buyers have been quite busy
the last few days ill Bedding, and sev«
eral liunilrl-ll barrels have been ship-
ped from B! illcl. Pril c pllld about on:
dollar. Ntflll) half of the Bpllltll have
rotted since they wcle picked.
—Buker's and lklwney's Fancy ('hol -
olatcs. at Owenr'.
——i'lobrcllas and
Brothers.
H. H. Plaistcd. the druggist, invites
attention to an exhibition of lloliiiul
goods. consisting of cut glass. sterling
silver. toilet artlclco. manicure sets.
perfumes in fuucy boxes. and many
other daillty and useful articles.
-—-\\'helplcy dz (‘lark would be pleased
to show you an elegant line of cigars.
'13 and 50 in a box. (‘orncr biniu null
W asllington streets. '
William i'odlllore gives a list in his
new advertisement today of some of
the articles of furniture that Would
make acceptable Christmas gifts. ills
store in North Hill" street is llrilllflli
of stock. and the children have not
been forgotten.
«300 Ladies' and Gent's choice l'fl!‘
llreillls will be sold less than cost at T.
.i. Mugncr's.
The selcctmcn nf \Vcatport. have
lodged notice with liquor dealers that
certain people who havo been nidcd bv
the. town within the past six months
mllst not. be permitted to purchase ill-
toxlcatiug liquors. The notice also
applies to members of their familics.
~Bedroom Suits in golden oak
Largest line of White Beds, Odd Dress-
ers and ('hli'foniera. both in White- in—
amel and oak. in the Norw.a|ks Ray-
mond & Sons.
—-l'cari. Reindeer. Colt-skin. and We
Gloves. Comatock Brothers.
The clerk of St. Paul's Church rc—
r'Pllf‘fl the official resignation of Rex.
\lr Pond. yesterday. The Board oi
\ cstry has called a special parish meet
ing to be held on Friday evening. De—
cember 22. at‘ i: 30. in the Sunday school
room of the parish church. to take ac-
lien on the resignation.
~The largest stock of Tin, Glass.
Silver, Crockery Ware. Lamps etc. at
the lowest prices. M. S. Smith 1 Co.
mNew TH“ Ornaments. at Lane's.
Palestine Castle. No. 2. Ancient 0r-
dcr Knights of the Mystic Chain. wil‘
elect ofllcers for the ensuing term Mon—
day evening and will also confer the
Round Table degree on two candidfis
After the work a collation and,slnoker
will be given. All members are re-
quested to be present.
—Chriatmss Novelties and Toys of
every description at .l.'T. Hayes'. 5
Main street. Norwalk.
-—F'ine line of Tree Ornaments at
Canes. Comatock
Cousin Now-two Now Dry Ooodo ltoro.
a
'l
The formal opening of our Holiday Stocks is something
than a mere incident in the year's smerchandising. it is
sufficient importance to be classed as an event. The store
news concerning ii is read with interest by our buying public.
The gilt-buying time is here. Tile equipment is here to
meet the demand.
The store is at its best. from top to bottom, from end to
end. everything. everywhere breaths an atmosphere of Christ-
mas. When lines are most complete. then is selecting most
satisfactory.
The completeness and dependability 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 other hints not printed. but equally important to
those who have gifts to blly. I.
l
Handkerchiefs for sins. i
You'll find about every good kind ofl
Handkerchiefs here. You‘ ll find lhom‘
temptingly priced. With doubleI our;
usual selling space and the exploiting;
of these special lots. we'll start the:
holiday handkerchief selling in good}
earnest.
Ladics' All-linen Ilcmstitched Hand- ,
kerchiefs, 10c. .
Whlie licmstitclled liandkerchicfsl
for (lentil. 1/. inch and 1 inch hean
”The. i
Indies' Hemstltchcd. Embroidered;
paid Fancy Bordered Handkerchiefsi
('.
l'.:idlcs and Cents' Plain All-linen!
Hematitched Handkerchiefs. 19c.
Llldlcs' Pure Linen initial Handker-
chiefs, 251.
Ladies' Fine Swiss Embroidered
Handkerchiefs froln lZlfic to 98c each
Gelits' Silk Henistltched and initial
Handkerchiefs. 49. 7b and 98¢ each
The twat representatives of doll-dom
Iloilday leather Goods. .
lhnvc met here; quite a convention of
Can't Kl"? 3'0" it“ the '1'"th MW“? lall styles, complexion and conditions
can only outline the Christmas late if Dolls. Hundreds of lltllc hearts will
An investigation and your RHOWINIEE' 7 soon be made happy. for these are all
of Values will do the real: 3 priced to pass froln our possession to
Pocket Books from 25c to 82.98. yours bcfone Christmas we.
Bill Books from We to 98c. l' mlrf‘sywd Kid Dolls 15c.
Coin Purses from 100 to 49v. ' Nicely Dressed Jointed Dolls, Bisque
Men's Wallets from we to like. 9 Heads at 29 and .15.-
”le103' Chntallne ““89 from 35“ ‘0' Satin Dressed Jointed Dolls. 49c and
c. 590.
lianllsomely dressed Sleeping Dolls.
lion's Furnishings for ‘from SEC to is 98
“mm- 3A Big censuses
Better and bigger preparations hovel
Cloak Sale.
bccn'made in this section than ever be-
fore. Nccliwcur. llrcss Shuts (‘olillrs . , _
Cuffs Suspendi-rs Ninht Shiite. cil ..5b'llézm‘l":‘):gll:: go|;k::lc‘lrn(‘sgiaifi?
etc Most attractive lillcs. most attrac’ i Your gift giving monev ”m be spent
to some purpose here. Kindly read ev-
ilvely priced.
cry offering
The Suns-Pare" Dress Shirts. fine
quality muslin. set in linen bosom rc- Ladies lilack Kerscy Jnrkets. double
breasted high lollllr, (llorin silk llncd
The Christmas Doll Sale.
i The Christmas Doll Sale
lnforced back nnd front, 75c and 981 l
each. $4.!
hien' 3 Night Shirts. Fancy lnscrtloni
:33] Embroidered Pronto. "0 and '5‘ istitching. round box front. Gloria lin-
' . d 953$.
The latest in Gents Ncckwenr in- i e ' .
, , 3‘ _ . Ladies Black Iloucle. Cope, fur trim-
”“m” "0" m“ 9“” “"d “’“r "‘ ; med. fllil sweep. olurln lined. silos.
hands. at zoo and He. . , . _
Fancy Suspenders at. 25c and 50c. LmidfidlfigiifgIgl'otihhillilisfgf "21:3me
The Christmas "m 3Warsl rm for Gifts.
Strong here—very strong. That l
word "Dependable" is honestly stamp. I Caught a fur manufacturer who was
Early season's un-
ed upon every umbrella in the outfit. HOD htfll'l' on furs.
Therc are plenty of prices; there a“: , scasonablcness the cause. Long winter
fore-fits of sticks in choose from for3 ahead. though. and these Furs can be
both men and women. Early l-nmsoml bought at very advantageous vrhea
get the chance at such values nsthese: i Ladies Martin Fur Collars, with
Ladies Gloria Slk Umbrellas. natural heads mam
twisted handles. silver mounted. 98c. Ladies Electric 50%| Collarrttel
Ladles' Pine anglllul (lloria Silk lvm- Ions fronts mil trimmfid $498-
brcilas. Fancy curved, or silver mounl- ”"11““ Black Sable (. °"“"’"°"v '3'
HI handles, slop and 31.39, tin lined. tail and head trimmed.
in'ldles‘ Silk Umbrellas. natural han- "-49- .
(lies. silver mounted. talc and 32.93. Ladies Black Sheard Caner Mum
Men' s (‘ loria Silk Umbrellas. twisted 3H9.
handles Elllli'l‘ mounted title to 82 25 Ladies' Water Mink Muffs, $1.49.
Gents“ Twillcd Silk l 'mbrellas not- Silk "am "00' "OMS.
ural root handles silver mounted. 83.49.
The lull Glove equip-em. 3mm Skim-
Most sensible gifts these. and gifts
Regular lines reinforced, new lines
especially bought for Christmas. Dress that will be prnperiy appreciated Just
llovcs. Lined Gloves. Driving Glows twirl)i Specials of each to start the ball
ro BK.
Walking (llovcs; every kind of good
handwo-ar and all priced to please. Ladies T339111 Silk Waista. in black
Men's and Boy's Astruehan Gloves. Mid MW. at 33. 49-
25c. Ladies Taffeta Silk Waists. in black
Ladies' Wool or Astrachnn Gloves colors and corded stripes $3 98
Ladlcs' All-wool Flannel Waists
49c.
Ladies Fleece Lined Kid Gloves. fur braid trimmed, black. navy. brown “d
reds. at 98c.
top. patent clasp. 98c '
Ladies' Kill (limes “The Orleans.‘ Lam” All-W001 Flannel Walsts,
silk stitclledbacks 79c. :raid trimmed, in black and navy.
1.49.
Ladies' Celebrated Hlslop Glau .
Glace Glove, every pair warranted. 98c. ”NH” All-W001 Plaid Skit“. plaited
back. silk binding. $4.49.
M Selling TOT clams Ladies' Black All-wool Serge Skirts.
stitched seams. at 84.99.
A feature; yea! a strong feature of
the holiday business will be the Book mu” I'm
Selling. Hundreds of volumes boilnd
in the most attractive covers: lltcra- Hundreds of dainty little thing:-
turc to suit all ages. all tastes. and all bought for gifts. Many of them useful
to be sold 'twixt this and Christmas. other: ornamental. inexpensive re-
“t'l'i‘ W 90138 special 10" for early mebrances but they make the heart
choosing: glad.
(‘loth Covered Book. a full line of Piiture Frames from 121“ up.
the most popular works. l5c Children's Spoon, Knife and Pork
sets. 25c.
Cloth Covered Novels by famous au-
thors. nlcriy bound. 25 and 29c. Perfumes in Fancy Baskets, 12%. 15
American Boys Series by Oliver 0p- and 25c.
Sterling Silver Novelties from We up
tic. 59c.
Gems of Modern Art. handsomely Hundreds of Children's Games from
he to $2.98.
bound. A collection of photographic
reproductions of Great Modern Paint- Choice Assortment of Fancy Trim-
inga. 98c. med Cushions. square and oblont. from
Children's Toy Books. ac to 25c. 25c to 82.49.
Children's Story Books. board cov- Hand-painted Handkerchief and
Necktie Cam. 490.
err. tie up.
N
Iadlcs' illnck Kersey Jackrt. 6 rows
O'CBI'.
chemo ......s.
‘ . ' South Norwalk.
Illfl mucus TPIIIOIM‘IO.
OIolalWls Penn l. W Pro-
Irltlsl Consulat'l’lm
Following is the edicts] letter receiv-
ed by Percy ll. Ferris. of South Nor-
walk, from the British consul at Tum-
aco, Republic of Colombia. referred to
In Mr. Ferrls's letter printed in The
Sentinel yesterday?
British annular Agency.
Tumaco. 18th Nov., 1899
My dear air:
In reviewing the events of the past
two days while the town has been
under threat of bombardment by the
government gun boat Boyaoa, I cannot
fail to see and appreciate the valuable
assistance you have given me by plac-
ing at my disposal the launch “Case-
novc" and your own services, thus en-
abling me to communicate more
speedily between the revolutionlsts
ashore undJJle war vessel in the bay,
and at the last moment In conveying
to a place of safety the ladies and
children.
i beg therefore to tender you in the
names of all the British and other for-
eign residents in Tumaco the most sin-
cere thanks for the services rendered.
as well as for the prompt and hearty
manner in which they were tendered.
Believe me. my dear sir.
Yours very sincerely,
ARTHUR J. WOODVILLE.
British Condular Agent.
Mr. Percy E. Ferris,
On board gasoline launch
ove," Tumaco.
"Casan-
-Dress Suit Cases and Traveling
Bags Comstock Brothers.
——Huylers Candles. put up in 2 lb.
fancy boxes. a very nice Christmas
Gift, at DeKlyil's.
BEEP KNOCK! OUT BARRETT.
lu—
llid the Trick In ”X Bounds at the All-
letic Exhibition ll Stamford.
A number of local sporting men went ‘
to Stamford. last night to witness an
athletic exhibition in Miller's Hall,
.lunics Shepard. of South Norwaik.
fighting under the name of Joseph
Walker. was one of the stars. lie
knocked out his man. Jack Barrett. of
Stamford. in the sixth round.
Marty Mcfllic. of New York. won
from (leorgc Siddoua. of Hartford. ()il
points, in a twenty—round contest.
fiddle (loodbody. of New York. and
Young Hyncs. of New York. fought to
a draw in ten rounds)
~—i"llncy Garters and Arm Bonds.
(‘olllstol-k Brothers.
-A discount at ten per cent. on all
Pianos purchased of .I. W. Studwell.
before December 25th.
lN HONOR Till-J MISSES M'CLAVE.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar li. l-‘ox cuter-
talncd a gathering of young people
last night. at their residence, 112 West
street. ill honor of their nieces. Misses
Ella and Mildred hit-Clare. The time
was most pleasantly occupied with
games and music. and a tempting col-
lation was served. The guests were
Misses Hllih Kendall. Bessie Stow.
Marion Nash and Helena Mitchell. and
Messrs: irving Jennings. George
llcllrse. Alfred liolltwcll and Clifton
Cooley.
—Pure 00!. and cream. 5c cup, Lane's
~Smnll Nut ('orll. delivered at $3." .5.
Raymond Bros.
ANNl AL MEETINGS.
The annual meeting of St.
Lodge. l‘. and A. M.. will
Thursday evening.
The annual meeting of Court Nar-
ritk. Foresters of America. will be held
Thursday. December 2i.
The annual meeting of the iron
Eliouldcrs‘ l'nlou will be held Tuesday
evening.
(‘ocklllnc liaylofl will cli ct officers
Thursday night.
The annual meeting of the Ir‘alrilcld
Agricultural Society will be held at
Norwnik Park. Wednesday.
John's
be held
——-Dunlap and Youman dcrhys. O'Brien.
—-(‘hlf'fonlers in plain and golden oak
from 35 up at Raymond & Sons.
——i.ook of goods in Lane's.
ECLIPSE OI" THE MOON.
This evlnlng there will be almost 11
total eclipse of the moon, visible all
over New England. There have been
five eclipses this year. ihrrc of the
sun and two of the. moon. but the one
to occur this evening. is the only one
visible in the l'nited States. The moon
will enter the shadow at 6:45 p. m..
emerging at 10:07 p. m. The mosl
favorable time to witness the phenom-
one is at R226 p. m.. the middle of the
eclipse. The moon is full and if the
night is clear, a good yiew may be ob-
tained. The magnitude of the eclipse
is 0.996 of the moon's diameter.
—chs of Lamb. 12c: Forequnrtl rs.
7c. Hayes‘ market.
——Bath Robes. (‘omstock Bros.
-—-Snlall Native lien Turkeys. 15c.
Tom Turkeys, il2bgc at Public market.
OYSTER BEDS DAMAGED.
Some oyster-growers fear that the
hmvy southwest storm which visited
this section Tuesday has greatly dam-
aged the oyster-beds. Addison Palmer,
who owns ground off Sound Beach. has
found his beds damaged and concluded
that other planters on the Connecticut
shore have also suffered losses from
the storm. The wind kicked up a rough
sea. almost completely covering some
of the beds with mild and sand.
—-I-‘uucy Ornaments for the Christ-
mas Tree. at DeKIyn's.
—llamburg Steak. 12c.
—-Small Fresh Shoulders. Be. at Pub—
lic Market.
_.___...____
ROBBED OF HIS WATCH.
P l-‘ Hanford. a friend of l'. .l. Dug-
can of Leonard street. Norwalk who
came to Norwaik on a visit. was rob-
bed. last night, of a gold watch and
nearly two in money by somebody.
He was last seen in a Winnlpauli ss-
loon and had been drinking. Later.
when he came to his senses. his watch
and money were gone. The Norwals
police are investigating.
Hayes“ mkt
._.____
—-Chrlatmas Skates. Ladlss'. Gent's.
Childrga' a. Hubbellt tKeeler' a. Nor.
—Hacklntoshes and Rubber Coats.
for men and boys. Comatock Bron.
—-l.sns makes Pure Candy.
Your last opportunity to buy high class Dry Goods, Fancy Gouda
iery. Underwear. etc, at lower prices than you have ever seen than.
1 sin resolved to close out this stock at once, and know the prion
on it will do it.. ".1
You will do well, and save mane y, to lay in a supply for years it!
as all kinds of Dry Goods are higher. and are going to be still higher. .
Space will not permit quoting prices. But you can be assured of M‘
the best bargains ever had. I
We mean business. What an opportunity is offered on to M
Christmas presents! ’ W
EDWARD STREET,
No. 5 Gazette Iulldlng, Nor-walk. Oahu.
TILLOTSON e- MILITS‘.
UPENING 0F LWLS. NOVElliES
Attractive display of
one china bou ht direc
of the imparter and sold to you at a low price.‘I , . ' t
Large line of Silk Pin cushions. ‘3'
yo(gar assortment of Stamped Linens will surely interest
The largest and best line of Society Paper in csbinots,
assorted tints, ranging in rice, 15c to 89c a box. -
Photograph Frames in old and Birdseye Maple for
one. two. three and four pictures, at prices .
Big values in Handkerchiefs from 3c to $2. 00 3 ch.
()ur line of , iillinery is offered you at unhea
cash prices. ‘
86 We hiugton Street. South Norwnlk.‘
At the Model Grocery. ._
A be] pful»factor toE the buying public.
Our Butter. a bargain in quality Sour Krnlit. or pickled cabbage..l°c qt
l‘./3i,
, . .
and price ................... 27c lb Sweet Pickles midgets also sweet
Sill-ed l‘eacllgs (for cream) itlc cull mixed ---------------- 109
Fig [3an (‘llkt‘it fillt‘. ”(is and Chili Snilf'i‘ ............. ..... 10‘! hot
cheap ....................... il'lc lb Small bottles Cutsllp, new goodl....bc
Sharp Cheese. rich. now going. Canned Sugar Beets ..... 15c lam can
Plum Pudding ................ l2c can ludia and (‘eylon Tea. tried by new
pic last w.cek was much liked. This
tea is (arr-fully selected from the boat
gardens of lndla and Ceylon. it is
blended on sclentiiic principles. by ex—
[)i-Ili-i. Rich and mellow in ilsvor and
delightfully fragrant.
l'ckoc Solii bong V4 lbs..1iic.
l'l-koc Soul-bong. 52 lbs.. 30c.
l’ckoe in 1,1,. lbs. only, 35c.
If you have any cause to
Cheese Crackers, the newest thing:
a good thing; a taste means con-
liltion to most people ...... i. re pkg
Washburn & Crosby's Mom in t2
barrels. Just the thing for a small
family ................ $2. 50 1,2 bill.
l'rcsh Eggs ................. :I..l lioz
Some few from my own hens.
Satisfaction in any event.
complain, tell us;
Yours to command.
if not, tell others. ’i
LORENZO DIBBLB.
HAVE YOU SEEN IT?
JACKSON ’5
PLATINOTYPE
PROOF '1' '5
They are “We Home of l'orirailurc
Hill!“ to a .Sp- .- -i l llgrav log or I'llologmvura
l..l.-l or I n ii) I'orlmiisou Fullbiiiou at Studio
E. M. JACKSON PHOIUURAPHER
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llplmltc Norwalk Hotel
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
FOR EVERYBODY.
A fllll line. of Holiday Stationery.
Books Prayer Books and Hymnal»
("qzllilldllls (‘hriiimns Cards. Leather
and Hand Painted Novelties. Diaries.
.1le Futures and Picture Frames. Pocket
Books. (lolf (loods, Cameras. '
WM. P. BEERS,‘
49 Wall Street Norwalk, Ct.
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l'ouritaill Pens. . . ....Sl. C0
Teachers’ Bibles. . . .
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There isn’t a man in existence that can say
he‘flhad cause to complain and that we failed to
make it right as soon as we knew it. Such a
man will never exist.
We aim to give you the very best Oats.
Hay and Feed that we can buy, to sell as low
as we can, but cannot sell them at the price of
second-grade goods.
Buy oats that’s clean. ‘
~ ‘ MANUEL T HATCH.
I am near—just as far as the nearest letter-
box or telephone.
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uranium
What would be a better. more last-
lng gift than a pair of GOLD SPEC—
TACLES or BYE GLASSES: accurate-
ly tilted? They can be had now for
presentatlfli purposes and the proper
lenses supplied after a careful examina-
tion. without further cost.
0.3. JACKSON,
ohaollara OPTICIAN.
wull L. Jackson. Jeweler, a wot a.
Norwalk Chronicler