needed laws that the
routes. The demand is
eetric railroad business
. t under state supervis-
e the ”steam railroad bus»
‘ rd devout
oi Owing editorial on the
labile-ye carry. more pas-
oday than do the steam
this state. They have al—
, hown us that they can fur~
adreadful accidents as the
,Of steam transportation
oduce. They just as much
supervision.
h the electrics began in a
, d doubted way. nobody
edthey would develop into
,1. st industry. Today elec»
llroading is as much a busi—
‘35" steam railroading, and
y . financing knocks steam
lngj‘all hollow. ’It is the
duty of the state to take this
, interest in hand, as it did
. the steam roads. The same
‘ lieinterests demand such ac—
. It‘ seems‘ altogether likely
the electric managers will
‘lly indorse the proposition.
Tthcr they do or uot.,ll1e
lands that it is an absolutely
nary step. The Courant has
agreed with those who profess
danger for steam roads in
uilding of trolley lines. These
coll some local travel.but they
a-"great work in building up
,mmlnunities that in their turn
y their growth to the busi-
Qf‘the steam lines. it is not
Demonstrated that they are
T tiers of, rather than feeders
e‘rsteam roads. But. which-
they may be. they are here
e" n‘business.
state supervises one of
lnt’erests. it is equally bound
altethe other in hand. The dc-
tl‘of the State Board Of Trade
re echo of the general de-
G fthe Connecticut public. ll
,d be heeded."
lg to private advice:
various apple markets of
re outlook for American
.-le‘ case in several weeks.
tuproved situation is. it is
nine. largely to a better do
ncident to the approaching
latmas holidays. and the light-
‘hipments now going forward.
in! exports last week numbered
nrrels' from New York. 17,-.
Help for the corresponding
V last year. The total exports.
he ,scason to date aggregate
7.5 barrels. against 813,820
. is for thecorrcsponding per-
act year. 5'}
‘Bugineos failures in Connecticut
OVémber. 1900, and Novem—
‘ 1899, as reported by llrad-
' ' numbeged in November,
millteon?‘;.a53ets. $74,600:
fillies, $231,183. November.
‘lfo'urteen: axscts. $251,822;
itien, $369378. This does not
do the failures of individuals
,. Engaged in mercantile. busi-
' , on their own mulscparatc ac.-
e Congregational churches of
Him are to devote the month
hi” pcembcr to a crusade against
. c. Plans have been made for
tematic and united effort to
we the city's moral tone.
mass meetings are to be held
hepurposc of arousing cili-
0 the declared necessity for
o
«lag-cw .-
‘l‘ul our seamen.
(Hartford Conrnnt.)
place the elections to the
flAsaembly were known. if
' ,f‘l’ understood that the
An Achina
Tooth
cum-—
In;
Inc ft.
m nice it tn
only that the plan will one
but that he will bi: the pm. i,”
,llhoice of the Republiclémxal
and will receive the especial com-
;ivliatever within hlé" o‘wnsparty.
in the past two years, the compli-
causeOf M r. liessenden ; and it has
‘i'been generally considered that the
bitter. , P0.lltll:al, .dwiaionn x._i.n.~.tl|e
esting incident. lint there’has ap-l
pearcd no disposition anywhere
among those who were on the Op—
posite aml‘winning side tO'ofi'er
anything but assistance to Mr.
Light in his candidacy, and it is
evident that he' \vill rd'ceiiie‘frOnl
all elements of the party cordial
support and a united vote.
N r. Light‘s courtesy and good
fellowship have brought him large
popdlarityx he is a fluent and
graceful public speaker. has prov-
ed himself an industrious and in-
fluential legislator, and is a gentle-
man whose high personal charac-
ter has won for him the full re-
spect of all who know him.
w"
BOYS’ Y. M. c. A. RALLY.
The Most Sacco-sful Gospel Meeting
Ever Held at the Rooms.
[11 many respects the boys' rally at
the Y. M. (l. A. rooms. yesterday after
noon. was the moat nuccounfnl gospel
meeting ever held under the nunplccn
Of the local association.
Nearly one hundred and fifty brlgbt,
earnest boys gathered to hear l. R.
Mount. of New York city. give. hls talk
on “Illustrated Lights." and by unnnl
mono vote. the boys, at the. close of the
meeting. asked Mr. Mount to come
back, on the first Sunday In January
and glve them another Illustrated talk
His Illustrations were well chosen
and the Vpllentfone of gospel truth
were eon: our and convincing that for
tyceveh ‘boya stood up. and In the at
tor-meeting aligned cards. dcclarlmz
Itilpdr intention to benln the Christian
9..
Mr. Mount might well be called the
Evangelist among boys. as he makes
that hls speclnlty, having.r In all nine
teen different illustrated folks
adapted to work nmonu boys.
The first Sunday afternoon In each
month will be devoted spcclnlly lo the
boys“ rally.
JUNIORS' RECEPTION.
About 125 Boys at the Y. M. C. A.
Rooms, Saturday Night.
About. one hundred and twenty-five
members of the .lunior Department and
their frlends attended the flrnf of we
season‘s receptlons given under the
auspices of the .lunlor. Saturday eve
plug. The programme was short, but
thoroughly npprcclnled by all proscnt.
It began at 7:30 o‘clock with grnpno-
phone selections and included piano
50108 by Master Samuel Celsor. road-
mgs by Mrs. Catherine Seymour. fancy
murcblng. calesthenlc drllls, and other
gymnastic work by a class of alxteen
boys. The Junior members will g1ve
a reception and entertalnmcnt on the
first Saturday night of each month dun
lug the season.
The Get One Club wlll hold Its meet-
ing and have a supper on Friday ove-
nlng, at 6:30 o'clock.
Ilnrlng the wlnter season the month
ly reception and entertnlnment for the
senior members and their frlcnds win
he held 011 the second Wednesday eve-
ning of nch month.
WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING.
The porfleres of a white and gold rc-
ccptlon room are of white embrold-
cred with gold.
What u dlfference there in In tho
flnleh of the butterfly bows everyone
ls wenrlng just for the moment; Some
of them have thelr ends shaped no If
wllh a hammer, whllc othoru are {for
lshed wlth the deflnecn of the sklllod
tullor. The boat of them are lnexpen
elve, but If you wlll notlco carefully
the curve between the loop and the
end, you wlll nee that It In a blt of
n trlck to make tho curve. ntlfch It.
turn It. and have it he nmoothly.
It In unnonal to hear any one who
comon buck from the horse show speak
of the sheen worn thorn—all the al-
tentfon seems to have been centered
on the (french and hate. But If you
notlcod the footwear at all at the re.
cent IIIOW, you must have been lm'
pressed wlth the predomlnnncc of put-
ent leather and hlgh heels. Cuban.
colonial and [.0qu XV.. heels were all
there. “To num If. all up." an one ob-
server doon, "the dominant Ideas of
nhoen at the borne nhow Worn that
nuylen am golnz to corronpoml morn
\vllh gownn In the future; that the
day of qulot shoes In pant-nfor the
manual. of any rule; that the Cuban
heel In ”If" for many a day to come.
and that flu- pnfcnf. lonlhcrnwputont
calf. patent kId and patent column-
are fhn morn, popular lcnthcrn for clty
wear."
Here. In a l‘nrlelnn novelty described
In the Paris letter of the Dry flood!
Economlof; Small pnnnn on volvof
cupcn, generally In nhndon of cream or
whlte. are n much noon and very pret-
Iy novelty. They are trlmmed with
applfcntfons of fenfhnrn. formlng floral
nurlnndn or nprnyn. The colon of the
feathers are chosen Iorooo bio thoie
of the leaves and; flower: in: more
anew. The clan of tilt! nlnlonh the
feather: ndhorlnx. In out to the requir-
. . ... Huse‘ ,,
e indications new are not
9M1”
" [jns ;‘
c115,,
pliutent of gait 'r into “that res on- ,
sible office without filly floppy lion '
. Considering that concord and .
brotherly loyal, have opt bpafljdlle
, unbroken recorder the party fiwitb-
meat becomes the more marked. '-
ln thescnatorial campaign of 1899 ‘
Mr. Light was identified with the .
‘state since then relate themeelves ,
more or less directly to that inter—
lea.
NEW FUR TRIMMED HATS.
986 AND gsa‘MAI‘N STREET.
to print pricen and compare quality.
You will need our Clover Hill Prlnt
Butter to grace you table. No better
Butter to be found. We are satlcfied
with loss profit than some others, that
in the real reason that such quallty ll
cheaper here than elsewhere. 80c lb.
Creamery Tub, fine—all rlght. 27c lb.
Strictly Fresh Eggs. depend on it.
fine. fresh, 34c doz.
All Good Eggs. warranted good. or
good given for bad, 25c doz.
They run fine and complaints are
few and far between.
Beat Flour, this sale. 60c bag. cash.
Strictly Pure Lard, 10c lo.
Cleaned Currants. this sale, 16:: lb.
Cleaned Currants. this sale, '/2 1b., 9c.
Citron. fluent Glace, also Orange and
Lemon Peel. all. 18c lb.
Cluster Raisins. this time, We lb.
English Walnuts. flne, new, 15c lb.
Dates. fresh. new, in one pound pack-
ages, 10:.
Evaporated Peaches, new. fine.
bright. 15c lo.
Nlce Celery.
Flue Table Apples.
I shall offer some nice poultry from
my home. It will be very nice. Order
at once and glve us time.
= ‘Mllliaeru “Shim-«5‘
After seeing the number of Rose . nd'Colored Foliagcs that are
being used to adorn the Hats this camp. you hesitate to know if
you are in the Spring or Winter Season. However, such are the dic-
tates Of Fashion; and they must be obeyed. *
We have an exceptionally large gatheri
in all the new tints. New Gold Fancy Crowns. New Gold Buck-
OUR ASSOR manor ’
READY munch? .nAjls
is unusually largemmmlg them you will‘find: the small HORSE
SHOE'l‘OQl.‘lE.’l‘l~lE PANCAKE ”AT and the lar e GAINS-
llORO cficcts in velvet, in all lheucw WINTERS‘IADlNGS.
We pay your fare one way on $3 purchases; both won on $6 phrohuu.
E. H. Dillon Sf Co.
ThanksgivingBond’s“ }
THE MODEL GROCERY.
The great day of New England. origin of “fully reunion and good cheer, .
in just at hand. Witness our effort to contribute “to the general joy" by an j'
array of good things at attractive pricey—value: that should attract prudent '
buyers and make our store boom with business"
thlngs. and we have that pleasure. We do not aok no much that we are afraid
finer.
this time.
CASH PRICE—l8 lbs. Granulated Sugar, $1. Special (with other goods.)
A word to the wise—ORDER EARLY.
LorenZTDibble
o
ng of roses and, foliages.
BRIDGEPORr.chi~1n.
It is a pleasure to self nlce
Pumpkins and Squash, by pound.
Il/ac lb-
Mlnce Ment,.wet. Nothlng could be?
A particular Mlnco Moat for
particular people. 140 lb., or 2 lbs" 260.
Seeded Raisins, Owl Brand. 1finest.
2c lb.’
Fancy large Smyrna Flgs, extra qual-’-
lty. new. 1 lb. box, 10c.
Nice Spices. We have them. For
instance. compare our Cinnamon wltn
some of that stuff you have. called by
the name name. 18c 54, lb.
Ohl haven’t we some fine Sweet Cl-
der. fine as silk. 20c gal.
Potatoes good. all right, 70c bushel,
Sweet Potalfloes. per peck, 20c.
White Onions.
Cranberries. Cape can, best selected.
120 qt.
Durkoy’o Poultry Seasoning. T
10 and 15c box.
Sage. fine, ground frelh. 5:; box.
Thyme, Savory. Marjoram. 100 box.
Plum Puddlnga. at 9:: can.
Popping Corn. finest, fresh. 10:: lb.
Oranges. fine. sweet Florida: and
Jamaicas. 35c doz.
la ‘illll!
GOOD MANNERS AT HOME.
Some of the Little Things that go to
Make Llfo Sweeter and Better.
Practical jokes are rarely Indulged
in by persons of nlcc perceptions, and
teaslnlz pauses the bounds of goon
table when It ccuncu lo be u outlier of
pure fun 011 all slur-n. lnqulnlflvencsn
is always bad form. "Whom In your
letter from?” "What makes your eyes
zo red?“ are lntcrfervnci-ir wlth onc‘n
rlghtfnl prlvncy. A closed door should
be respected and give unnurnncn of He-
clnelon.
One who In no dluloynl an to repent
to any outsider, however lntlmute. uny-
thlng to the dlncrcdll of the family, do.
serves to forfeit all fumlly rlghtn nud
prlvllcgeu.
There are no tonne strong enough
to coudomn the vanity of parents who
will allow a llaughfor'n chnrmu. pron
poets and advantages to be nilvcrtlnod
In the nubllc prlntu.
Socluty requlron that whatever thclr
prlvnlc rolntlonu. hunbnnd and wife
[duo the world nu n unlt. llurmonlouu
and Mill lntorcatu lduntlcul.
Ono thlng good form lmpornllvnly
demands—that by no mlnchnnce, no
loan of self control. nhnll fnmlly dln—
cords bc rovonlod Io ulrungorn. cblld-
run or m-rvnntn. ~
An uncontrolled volro in nlwnyn un-
mannorly and nadlunlned.
A ronrllnenu to glvo up In llflln fhlnn
In the moat. tactful nppcnl pomdblo for
it return of eourtony at other tlmou.
when the mutter may be of Importance
l0 nu.
l'oraonnllflnn that are made to do
duty on family lakes are never funny
to ulrnngnrn-mv-Mrn. llnrfrin Klnunlnnd.
In Ithe December lmdlcn' Home .lour‘
nu .
TO AN EXTREMB.
“l hollow- ln br-lny. klnd lo the blrdu-
and all that." cold Mlnn llankyplnnn.‘
foo far."
“What lino nun honn dolnn now?“
united the other glrl.
his narnfih-‘Ohlcnm Trlbunn.
"flhn refused llnrrv lllnglnnhell bo~~
calico somebody told her that when he»
went out rowing he always feathered
"but I do thlnk Clara Dennnr carrlcn Iti
M. EPSTE’IN
Pleasant Arc.~l«‘ort I’olnt. St.
...._.....
SEEI We're Itlll keeping up price-
downing in good groceries.
1 lb. llosl Butter.
4 (".nm; Good 'l‘omntoca,
ti lbs. Prunes,
1: cans l’ulnpkln.
(lnn Syrup,
(Haas .lnr Assorted Jum.
noun" " manna
TO THE OLD counrnv.
Drafts and Monev Orders!
250
25c
25c
26c
10:
100
JACOB M. LAYTON,
5 RAILROAD PLACE.
SOUTH NORWALK.
SOUTH NORWALK .
SA VINGS’ BANK.
Open dolly. except Saturday. tron
0n.m.t012 m..nud from ”08pm
Saturday. 9 a. m. to 12 111.. and on Mon
day ovenlnx from 'f w 8.
Internal. allowed on dope-Ito
ALDEN 8014th 8. PHIL
JOHN H. MIND. Woo-Pro“
0E0. F. BEARD. 300. and Tron
110m: B. Hon
annulment.
a...“ M. ...... Winona-MJWMW
YOUR NOSE I
YOUR EYESd
9
mm at "lief rbad‘ ornpnuy, win; arrested
‘ this morning: for uh’o‘otfng . a cmnpanlu‘n
. futile, slum
11 he ‘ wounded
g taln.
‘ own people.
, l. , . .
“gunned a Colored It adobe.
' Ammo at New London.
NEW LONDON, December 3-—“Rall-
road Bill,”.one of the colored stove-
dorpo.‘ 1,11 one by the Central Vet;
t,y where the men aloe .
man was shot In the h p
and the knee-pan. No serious resulta
are anticlpated from the wounds.
REV. .DR. F. A. NOBLE REBIGNS.’
CHICAGO, December B—Rév. Dr. F.
'A. Noble, pastor of the Unlon Park
Congregational Church, resigned hle
pulpit, last night, after a mlnlbtry or
nearly 22 years. The reslnnutlon,
whlch was written In Salt Lake City.
where Dr. Noble is spendlng the Mn-
tor. In to take effect. as soon as the
church shall accept it.
For a year or morelhz Noble has not.
been In good health. Dr. Noble was
for two years editor of the Advance.
w
A GENTLE HINT.
“Sometlmea a gentle hint wlll be
found much more efflcucloua than
harsh measures. 1 trlod thls recently
on n next-door nelglibor who annoyed
me by his curloulty regarding my per-
sonal habits.”
“What did you do?"
“I put up a 20-foot board fence that
darkened all hls wlndows.”-——Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
$10.00,
Through the velne of Major Say:
mour, who bravely fall In South Afrl-
on. On June lllh last. coursed some
of the bout of ancient Norwalk blood
and also the life this of the early New
England Demlnga. Ruth Seymour
the Norwnlk nncestrcsn of the depart-
ed hero. was a granddaughter. on her
father‘s slde, of Ellznbcth Foote. who
with her three children, was savagely
murdered In 169G, by the Indians.
while. on her mother’s sldc, she was
of the line of the chcly Mnuor fam-
lly. of County Leicester. Great Brl-
The late Major Seymour was :1
merly of this town.
daughter
Hrlghl. Eyes. a of Iron
in effecting legiolatlon In regard to hcri
Some years ago. mainly‘
through her efforts. a blll wan passcil,.
‘ giving the Omnhus the rlzht In the In);
dlvldunl ownershlp of land.
CASH muons.
that make the turkey taste good.
Fancy Seeded Rnlsinn, 2 boxes. 250.. None
boxcn only.
Glace Cltron, Orange and
Peel. Sultana llnlslna. Large Cluster
Raisins,
Fancy New Prunes. from 6 to 20c lb..
New Figs and Dates. Cholce New Mix-
ed Nuts, Itic. lb.
Jordan Shelled Almonds. 50c. lb.
etc.
Lucian...
An unusual sale of Ladies‘ Tailored Garments be ' 3 here . to:
day—Friday. Over
Coats and Jackets, finished and fashioned in the moat approved
manner by New York's foremost tailor, will be placed rendy‘for sale
in our well appointed suit room, at remarkably low prices- We can- .
not very well tell you of all, the few mentioned below will give you
a fair idea of what’s to be had. Th etc will be no duplicates. If‘you "
have not gotten your winter garments. this is your 0pportunity.,.
LOT le.adies’ and Misses' Heavy Winter Coats,
black. some were priced as high as $10.00, none less than $7.00,
OALL 55-2.
At SEYMOUR’S Store.
New Cleaned Currants. full weight Pumpkin and Squash.
Mince Meal ln 5 lb, pails, The.
Lemon lag like It.
Cheese, Ellam,ll011qnefort,
Fine Bunch Celery, 15 to 20c bunch. be all right.
Fancy Table Apples, Florida Oran- stock of flne goods In the town, and
gen. 35 to the don, Bananas, Grapes, sell at IOWesf. cash
Grape Frnlt. etc.
sis", liIlKE’lS “
one thou sand new and otylio 1y. made/Box:
mostly
TOMORROW’S PRICE. $3.50.
LOT II-w—Ladics’ W inter (Souls, blade of 1" inc Kcrsey Cloth,
colors, black, gray. cantor, fan, and a few royal blue, lined through-
out, all newfhis‘m-ason, some have been marked $12.50, none less
than$10.oo. '
TOMORR W $6.90. 0
LOT III—Misses’ Kersey Bo: Coats, tan, castor and royal,
plain or belle sleeve, inlaid velvet collar. garment finely stitched
and lined throughout with satin, sizes 12 to 16 years, regular value
TOMORROW, $7.50.
LOT IV—nLadics’ Long Box Coats, made of Fine Kcrsey
Cloth, lined throughout with Skinner’s guaranteed satin, high
storm collar and reveres, finished with twenty rows of fine stitching.
Very stylish garments, regular price $14.00,
TOMORROW. $9.50.
LOT V—I.adics‘ Kerscy Cloth Jackets, black, castor. tan and /
gray, high collar and revercs finished with newest designs applique, ‘
including the fish scale effect, garments lined thrrmghont and fin-
ished in best possible manner, worth $12.00,
TOMORROW $8.50.
LOT VI-——l.ndics' Illack Winter (foals, made of Fine Kcrscy,
brother of Hon. John s. Seymour, for-l Heavy Pebble Clicviot, bouclc, and Oxford Cray Mixtures, low or
high collar, box or fight filling fr onf, guaranteed satin lining, all
sizes. the very latest and most approved
Eye. chief Of the ()muhun. has the 011-; $13.50 In $15.00,
. vlablo dlntlnctlon of hnvlng nucccededy .
styles.
TOMORROW. $10.00.
..... . .«nw .. ”m-.-"
regular prices
SPECIAL VALUES IN LADIES‘ SUITS. FUR COLLAR-
ETTES AND SCARFS.
BEST GOODS.
n
You want a Royal Thanksgiving.
Buy your THANKSGIVING GROCERIES here, where you will be sure to obtain them
fresh. and also lower in price, quality considered, than you would have to pay anywhere else.
THE TURKEY HEADS THE LIST.
A choice lot Corn Fed, Home Dressed Turkeys.
you want to secure one place your order immediately. The price will be right.
POULTRY SEASONING, FRENCH CHES‘TNUTS, TRUFFLES, and all the Delicacies
You know our reputation on Turkeys. If
Mince Meat, Dudley‘s Cranberries, Sweet Potatoes; Para-
nips, Lettuce.
| Delicious Coffee, Sweet Rosy Butler,
28. 30. 32 and 340 lb.
We guarantee every article we sell to
We carry the largest
Noth-
Swiss,
prices. Call in
and sec for yourself.
M“ “3‘ “mm“ W“
Thanksgiving Prices !
THAT NEED N0 COMMENT. .
18 LBS. BEST GRANULATED SUGAR for
MAUD S. OR JONES‘S FLOUR.
Seeded Raisins, Pkg, 9e. None Such Mince Meat. Grandma’s P. C. Flour, Pkg.. gc.
Cleaned Currants, Pkg.. me. 3 pkgs. 25c. New Prepared Buckwheat,
Lemon or Orange Peel, Lb., 12c. Plum Pudding, Lb. can. 10:. Pkg., 10c.
Fancy Leghorn Citron. Lb., 12c. Fancy Cranberries. Qt., 9c. 9 lbs. Buckwheat Flour for 25¢.
New Smyrna Figs, Lb., 10c. Fancy Sweet Potatoes, Pk., 20c. 10 lbs. Rolled Oats. 25c.
Fancy New Dates. Lb., 7c. New Orleans Molasses, 3 cans Golden Pumpkin, 25c.
Desitatcd Cocoanut, Lb., 17c. Qt. cans, 15c. 3 1b. can Bartlett Pears, me.
New Mixed Nuts, 2 lb for 25¢. Fancy Table Syrup, Qt. can, xoc. 3 lb. can Yellow Peaches. 10c.
$1.00.
60c. BAG; $4.75 BBL.
Donovan Building.
New France. ll lbs. for 25c.
Lemon and Orange Peel, 7c lb.
Dunhnm'a Shred Coconnut. fc_.pkg.
3 lb. box beef. gloss Starch, file.
Now Prep. Buckwheat, l00 pkg.
Qt. bottle or can table nyrnp. Iflc.
Fancy Sweet Potatoes. 200 pk.~
Plnt bottle cutoup. no.
Fluent quullty Rad Salmon, 15c can.
.. Lam...
- It Is. An Undeniable Fact H
THAT A DOLLAR WILL BUY MORE GROCERIES. on BETTER QUALITY, AT
THE LYNCH STORES THAN any OTHER PLACE IN TOWN.
A glance over our price‘list, or! ..
trial order wfll prove this to your satinfdcfion.
Just a few Additional Specials
New Mackerel, 10c lb.
Qt. bottle Vlncgar, be.
Large can extra flue Peaches, 10c.
Grapenuta, only 120 pkg.
New Seeded Rnlslna, llc pkg.
New Jam, 16 or. glass for. 100.
New Pancake Flour. 10c pkg.
Ruluton'o Health Food. lilo pkg.
Plum Puddlng, 1 111. can, 10c.
New York Grocery Co.
I. F. BECKMANN O (30.. Sirocco-01's.
South Norwalk.
better utill. if yeti-bro not already trading with no, I!
for this 'Week'
0
New Orleans Molasses. qt. can. 160.
Mlxed Nuts, 2 lbs. for 26c.
2 lb. pkg. self rlolng Corn Flour. 00.1.
Our famoua Whlte Rose Floar. “.76 .
bbl., 60c bag.
Long Island Potatoea, 760 bum. 200
pack.
Mennlna Lemons, 10c dozen. ‘
a...“ ._. -.
brbonent oplnlon an
H II but.
Out. the Dentist,
am noon.
It's as necessary to fit the
one u It Is the otbowxluu. 7
on n dotrlmont to thir alibi:
amend-o. Try us! 8091f
no don‘t do both perfectly! .
I9 Washington If.
ed form and also. than stock or flnely
sermon the cape. The beauty of thin AGGRAVATINO. »
sort of ammo“ garlands In frequoflfi Mrs. Meddergrueu'l‘he PostmIn-l
ly helnhtened by the addltlon of fonfht- Irena doesn't sum to llko the new pro!
or hummfu or mlnutn blrdn stuffed fonborof the school. 1
and fixed to the wrap by a «futile ntltoh Mr. lodrlergrnnsu-No. I reckon anti
0 7 burger-:35 amid or ohm “Q10 I heard some of the fuller» at the ntorcf
b bolus. I .Mvof‘frllncflng‘ up say he had wrote all fun, postal curduI
be rewarded poslllvely M1 n work of In lhtln. or some other flfrrln’ Inn-l
art. and to extremely benutltul. gum.»llalumore American.
Our One Dollar Sale Still Contimies. II is a Great Value.
THE 'P- J- L NOHCOMJP”
us wasninoron er. scorn ORWALK.
.9 MAIN s'r. NORWALK» ‘ .
.4... n v.1.-.
\.
. A“)
Norwalk Chronicler