V" Ail co pure—~30 reasonable-—
9, than Indoor silonlngl
‘o'rI-Isn LOCAL news on no: 3.
i Max Tarlov has received a cai'load of
horses.
There wagon éxccodingly low tide.
. yesterday atternoon.
‘i': ~5 lbs. New Prunes. 25c. l". l). L. 1.;
Co.
Seymour talks of common sense. and
gives a low winners In the grocery lino.
‘ Mrs. George H. Traondloy. oi Brook-
_ side. has been spending 11 few days in
V New York.
Before buying furniture read Ray—
,mon & Sons' ad. Better still. examine
their wares.
~Con1e and 51111 th1-1 “Wondcriul
. Transform tiller." Cong. Church.
Wed. eve. Dec. 12th. ll o‘clock.
The appraisers on the1 bankrupt
‘ stock of Theodore Olson arc. making
-‘V on lnvnetory today.
. If you want to know morr1 about dolls
and blankets road The Howlanti Dry
1 Goods Company’s ad.
A. Jl. Collins & Company have open-
cd their toy storo in tbr1 Harvcy block
1, in North Main street. today
~2lbs. Apricots. 2511. l‘. l.) l.. 8: Co
The Central Food Company is
speaking for your t1 ado A bright ad
is one of the company's mediums: of
V speech
Miss 11111111111511 of lloo r lllll has 111.
turned homo aftcr :1 Visit with Miss
I Chickerlng Piano.
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ton Mimi adi
tion side on. Their 1111.19 111111 more
about it. _ ‘ ..
now-.1 «WWW
.‘ m-B lbs New Prunes. 2.50. F. l.) L tql‘fl ‘
Co. /
Mrs. J. B Stow. of New Britain, is a
guest of Miss Helen 8.0111,11is of 1.
Union Park.
E. P. Metcalr. national bank examin-
er. was at the National Bank of N01-
walk. this 11101 ning
m'i‘he wast Norwalk Baptist Sunday
School will conduct their :1an tonight
Adminsion free.
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The annual conclavo of Clinton Com-
11111111119111. Knighta Templar. will be
1 held tomorrow evening. '
I David Ray,mond 55. and Samuel
Greensteln 80. will play in the South
Norwalk Club Vpooi tournament. to
_ night.
-—A Great Bargain in an Upright
Price $225; former
price $450 at J. W. Studwull‘u
William. Fell. of. Riverside avenue.
Norwalk, has some mental trouble, and
has been placed in n snnltnrlum for
treatment
Smith. Murray & Comnany' 11 hilt-1.11m
Immonsely in koépinn one posted on
what to wow and 11 but to pay for want
you wear.
“-2 lbs. Apricots. 2.11.1. F. l). 1.. & Co.
Sacred Heart. Services will be held at
St. Mary's Church, tomorrow morning
at 5:30 and 8 o'clock, and in the even-
ing at 7:30.
A hourlniz upon the admission to pro
butt: of the estate of Arubolla Curtis
will be held in tho Norwalk Probate
Court. December 10. at it) a. 111.
—~“(')ld Maids“ Convention." (‘.(In'z
Church Wed. ovo. Doc. 12. Tickets. lhc
The Helping Hand Circle of King‘s
Daughters of the Norwnlk Methodist
Church. will meet Friday cvcnlng with
Mrs. James Rum-0e, of Elm street. Nor-
walk.
A rcnular communication of St
John‘s Lodge will be hold this ovcninz
District Deputy Jandcld will make an
official visit. 'l‘l111 first (111:1.1'1111 will b.
c onfe1 rrcd .
—»» l-‘ootball. two games. 1311x1111
‘.rounds. Saturday afternoon, Adml.Q
sion. 151'. Boys. lilo. Ladies free.
It is I'lnnarkublo with what patienr:1
a woman trims her dress with buttons
this season. while. :1 man has so much
trouble getting the few crowd on that
11111 necessary
The momlicis of l’lonccr and Pillt‘tl
.tiuc (‘.astloe.1\micnt Outer of thc M11
Anna T' Purdec. 0f (‘hcstnut ““0” it11 l‘lIain will go to Stamford this 11111
N orwal l1
”‘..“ ._....
The F‘arthor Lights of the South Nor
'11i111, to institute Columbia Council
No i 'i‘ no moniborn of l-‘nicsiiuc l.‘ .1
tic will moot at the lodge rooms 111110111
Walk Baptist Church will moci tomor ld' ’:ll o'clock
', rOW evening with \liss \llt :1 Rl<i11r.oi
Maple av enuc. Lust Norwalk.
‘ «Ground bone for chicken food; do
huddle. picklcd lamb‘s tongue. pic-kiwi
herring. pickled onions and pickle: 01‘
all kinds. by tlir.1 quart. oysters. escal-
lops and clams. nt Schnub's market.
A horsc owned by James H. Knapp.
of Went '11 time became frlglitcnod yes-
teiday .1i‘tc1 noon and broke our of tho
roar whorls. the top of thc (arringc
and also the whiiflctrce.
Miss Della Rowan. of South Main
sheet and Miss Ellie Carroll. of NtW
Haven. i‘ormcrly of South Novwnik.
have returned home from 11 visit III
Danbury with a sister of Miss Rowan.
Mrs. Moran. of Main street. Danbury.
Mrs. Ella R. Aikcn. of Silvcrmine.
threatens to sue a noluhboi for il111 wil-
iul Iniury of one of hm cows. 'l‘hv
cow Eltl‘m't’l Into an adjoining lot. and
the owner of the land shtick it with
an axe on 1110 lo:1.' it is said. laying the
flesh open to tht1 hour.
>' 'v
-—~3 lba. our first Prunes,
& Co.
251'. F. ll‘.
There was :1 row I11 ge utii-ndun: 11
at the meeting of the. South N01“ 11k
V‘Daptiut Church Inst. night .\lr.~1.t‘. r
Boutwell prcsidcd at the piano. 'l‘o
night there will be Eilll‘l i111 1111111Ic.usl111.:
tho old No. 4 and ii t‘onpcl vannlii
Come and enjoy this 1.111 vicc
' Tho Daughters of St. George gavc :1
coolnl last night. to tho ladies of b.1114-
1ll11h doscont in Tim Norwalka. ’I‘horo
was a blind italhorlnr; and 11 decidedly
pleasant 1110111111; was 1:111111t.’l‘l1orc w 11:
an entortuluinn p1ogian1mco o'i voini
and instrumental muulc. 11nd ll‘ll‘ehll-
manta 11111-11 111111v11‘1l.
Mina Louiae Drown, daughter of Mr
and bird. I. S. liron 11, of' Franklin
strcct.cutmt1ined a few friends yester-
duy ufimuoon, I11 honor of the fifth 11 n-
nlvorsary of her birthday. 'lhone
pronent wmo Mildred Aller Joan Wil-
cox. Elizabeth Sharer Lois Murak.
Samuel and tildwin iiuhburd and Stan-
liv Stevens.
.1. SPENCER .11 to.
The Jewelers.
MAIN 812, NORWALK.
“WASHINGTON 8T., 80. NORWALK
5.--...“-
You will ilnd complete
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:‘QillICAL DEPARTMENTS
both of our stores with rooms on
Mlally titted up for that purpose.
.ttirloi: anti oyogiasnos fitted by the
lit lmurowd methods and Ihtlsfacw
' nar.antend
with your eyes, if yonr1§lum'
till}: till you. If you Va 1111111111111.
lib
if you are having;
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‘tlt't‘ltll‘
'- Ii lbs. our Best Prunes, “
.51' l". I) l.
(‘.o
’l‘hcrc1 was :1 monitors of the 11.11
Mcn's Club. last owning. and an old
bachelor who was proscnt. said in his
iitlili'i-ss that hi1 regretted that h1
hadn't married and brought 11p a lorizt
family of children Into thc world. 110
that he would have some 01111 to 111111-
port him in his llunl dnya 'l‘lIoIr1 was
:1 d1y.1rackinglounh from a number oi
iii:1 old men present. and threc of them
foil ovcr (load.
DEMOCRATS TO BE KEPT POSTED
National Committee Favors the Crca
tlon of an Educational Bureau.
(‘lll(‘.\G0. llcccmbcr il-~-»l.cudl11r
moinbci's of tho Democratic Nutionu‘
(‘.omuzlitcc Im- l11 11.11...»..r1.1«.11.11..1ni:~._.1
hciIdiiuurtt-I's in (‘l1i1112.(I. and conduct
1111:; an (-ducntlonnl but '111 with tln
Iicw ol' kccplnn Dcniocrnls all 111'111' ib.‘
(“11111in posted 11: in tin1 "',11ml1l11' '1: «I.
”111 :‘.'1lc'.'al ailinininiration
'l‘bc ilcmoi'rntic National l'lxccuiivc
(‘.omuililoc will moot 111111111 time1 111
January or l1‘11bruiirv to 1111111: 11111111 rou»
tinc matters which lIIivc iii-cumulntcl
sl111'11 lllt‘ cloac ol' ilu.1 campaign and to
1111011 :1 coursc 111' action.
TREE- PLANTING AT YALE.
Extensive Plan Drown Up for the lm
provemcnt ol’ the Campus.
NICW HAVEN.
‘lli11 uIaImzz‘cnII'ni oi 1h.-
l1‘oroalry and or Sccrclnry Siokoo. of
tho Ynlo (‘.or'pointlon. an “xii-111451111
plan of t.'.1»1111 planting 11:11; llt‘i'll diawii
up [01 inc impIoII-m11ni of tho Ynic
11:1111111111.‘\la1111 now 11110.n- of varioua
kinds 1111- to bi.- plnnlcd llll‘ old olma
ti'Immnd 11nd carcfull cnrcd 1'01. und in
gonoral a tivl'llt'liltllll oilort Iniulo to
rent-1w tlu1 beautloa of tl111 old hi'Clll‘H
oi’ alum-1 tllspiatcd of Into you” by tin-
oonatrucilou of now buildingn.
.HM.
ALLIES AS BHIGANDS.
Fiiibustoring Character of Expedition:
Has Given a Bad Impression.
LONDON Donombei ilmA doopatcli
to the Pall Mall (lunatic from Poldn
liooomber EIJHLVBi
"The lililiii:~'.icrini: character of tho
Kalgun and Hlilllliil 11x1111dii..iou11 pro-
jcctcd has gi1. 1111 11 Why bad lmprow
llltili. Them in union-.1 of tho (‘hlnc 111
1"ogaidiug ihc Milan. 1111 notiiiiur MON-
or loan than wiaturu IIIiIquda. lix
plnnatoiy inroclninulioim bliOlllil hr 111
1111011 In rc'mi'd to tho txpcdillom. In
mdor. a: far ha pussiblo. to diminish
their harmful oti’ccta.”
Doccinlwr dwlindor
‘.’.Iic Fit-boo. o
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W. C. T. U. OFFICERS RE-ELECTED.
WASHINGTON December tiwAt too
morninc session of the w. l‘. .'U
convention the old officer-1.1 warn 11111
elected 1111 follow»: Piosidmii M1111. L.
M. monotony; vice preniiient at large.
Anna. A. Gordon: corresponding more
rs. Sultana ill. I). Fry: room-lb
mutiny. M1111. Clara additional
. 1...: 11 i1111111111111‘“
could. ‘
Strong Cloak News.
Winter; Underwear.
Vary Attraoflvo Values.
Same Stacking Items.
Blankets and Comforts.
Pay you to make a careful ln-
vestlgation.
Ne ws from Nation Stack.
THE JACKETS.
\\"c:11'iug time just beginning,
and Iiiakcrn are offering their 5111'—
plun stocks at big reductions from
early season‘s prices. jacket val-
ues 11ch that will pleasantly sur-
prisc you:
lindicis' Moltun cloth jnckot in black.
blues and tons, Incrcci'lzod sateen on
(111. $3.98.
Ladics' astrakhnn cloth jackets. glor-
ia silk linod. broadcloth {hushed scams.
$11.49.
Ladioa‘ heavy ion cloth jackets. high
storm collnr. Intcst cut. $6.49.
Ladlcs‘ black beaver cloth jackets,
black. satin liucd. $7.98.
SOME CAPE BARGAINS.
Lndcs‘ rough antrakhan capes. twili-
cd silk sci'gu iiucd. boar fur trimmed
front and collar. $3.98.
Ladlou' lllll‘ silky asti'akhun rapt-s.
glorla silk lined. fur trimmed. $6.9M.
ludioa' lloublc inc-(1d golf capes,
311.111..
stockings. warranted stainless, 1011 pr.
l..adi(111' seamless lioeco lined stock-
inks. double heel and toe, 1255c pair.
bullion. superior quality fast actors.
licuvy fierce lined aloc lugs, cxtrn
double nolos, 19c pair.
Ladicu’ fancy polka dot and stripe
cotton bosc. 25c pair.
Cliildrcu'n I'Ibbcd rtorkl11ga.gunr-an
iced last aiui ntnink-an spliced k_.neo
”1,131.0 n.1iI'.
(‘hlldron‘ s all wool ribbed fashioned
stockingn. uplircd kncc, durability
Iziuirantccd. .1’11' pair.
BLANKETS FOR YOU.
lilaukci tiinc about
vulucs
.\l11uc_1' back 1111 cvcry pair
sold 11' 11111 pcrlccily satisfactory.
due, and
Miillt' cxrcllcut to show
)‘illl.
lroy or white douwt blnnkcts. ((0011
size. cytollcut 11'o1lglit.vurlous colorcd
bordein. iii. 1'12! and MN- puir.
l111111y (ONO!) blaukctu lot size, nicc
annui'tliioiIt of colors. just tlu1 thiIII!
for bath 111bc.~=. iiSc.
il-l 1111111 bcnvy «Ionict blankets 11dr.~
11d nicely. lluIalch with pink. blue (11'
I'11d bordcra. $1.49.
”4 whito wool heavy weight Unli-
l'oI'nla i1lnnkcts.7:’1 pcr cout.t w.ooi
1111111111 neatly linishcd with silk binding.
in pink. blIic. 1'1»1d or yoilow bordcis
$3.19
Il~4 whita all wool blnilkvts. ('x1'11l-
lcut gradc and IvarraiIicii to l111 from
holocicd atock. usually sold at 311;.1’111.
special. 35.1111.
WINTER UNDERWEAR.
'l‘bcrc's activity in tin: under-
”l‘licrc'll Inurc
\\’llL'll tbc
\1'1';ir suction. l11'
activity 111'11'5 oi 111cm.
particular lots gci abroad. ‘.csi
iiinlci‘wcai‘ valucs‘ cvcr llllt‘l't‘il 111'-
cr 11111'1'11111111'1‘5.
WOMEN’S VESTS AND PANTS.
Women's Iicuvy .icIsoy rioocd "1.101111
lined vests and pants. 25011111111.
Women's whiic merino shuprd mats
and pants. 4911 each.
Ladies' Pol‘t'xl Mills wool .Icrscy rib-
bcil vents and paints. in \vl1it11 111' gi'oy.
ibc ouch.
Ladlci: i1‘oi'1111t hiilln .lt.‘l‘r‘l\\' l'lllllt‘tl
or plain all wool vests and pants. 98c.
iloys' hoary 111111119 llucd alilrts :Ind
draw-(11's. spot'lul vainc at 23c ouch.
MEN'S Si-llRTS AND DRAWERS.
:1l111'ts .
COMFORTS FOR YOU.
Largo cliiniz calico comforts. nlcoly
uuuic. iillod with white cotton. 98c.
.\ri calico comforts. mndt1 up in ma
cy itcuigns. llllcd "with white cotton.
with Iurkcy rod biidk. $1.lli.
Silkoliiic covcrod comforts. chocm
cloth buck. good quality lilting. quilicd.
or lmckcd. at $1.23,
llczst quality milkolino covcrrd coni-
i'oi'ls. boilI Hlllt‘fi alike or with plain
colored 11111111111 cloth buck, selected c11t~
11111. at $l.'.‘.li.
l1‘11111 dualliy sulccu covorcd com-
lort-s minus nicciy bound with worutcd.
1:111 l1<1 uscd on ulthcr aide, with ”out
of lilllny. $l.1-1
NEWS FROM NOTION
STOCK.
_l11,~t lllllt‘ liIIc shots about litilc
thing's. but :1l1v11.
Mon‘s nutiiral gi'cy random
and druwcrs. 1351- curb.
Men's calm-l hair and natural nool
shirts and drawers. 49c (‘llt‘lL
Mcn'a lino quality hoary wr-iuht.
"lllll(‘l'h‘ hair or natural wool shirts and
1lI'u 11'111'1-1. 751'.
Men's nil wool. natural. single- or
doublc l)i‘0tl5lt‘ll shirts with drawers
to match. 91111 each.
Men's linc Australian wool shirts
and drnwurs I11 whit:1 or natural. $1,311
each.
1's road with iIIth'1
1-~i and uricd upon.
GOOD STOCKINGS
AT LITTLE PRICES.
Always 11 ntcliiiig' out for 1'11111'1
\'iol11i talcum powdcr. 1'10 box.
ltoynl tooth powder. 10c box.
’i‘nrinuh bath. tar and transparent
glycorlno soup. Sc cako.
(‘uinlivo skin soup, ltlc cakc.
\‘11il lii'oilIcI's‘ smclling salts.
ii'l with
still? l111111~ an ”191- 1'11 ll _\1111 xii ill:' 11" l.1: 11 _1 but pins.1'lrli dosigns. liic 1111.
\1111 zill‘niil ‘0‘ .l. u l’. thuitn' darnlng cotton. 2
Inpunls lul' bc.
llll_\ li l1ci.’1ll_\'.. 3011-111. spunlu Volunlecr basting cot-
.\i11n' 11 111111111l11ss ('111111..1l' .1 IIulI or 11111 ton. 711' spool.
111'. 'II wool half limo l2/ m .-\llit'l‘ll'llii abcll linlr pins.
\lcu'a Auntrnllan nil wool hull now. 1911 (111'/.1111.
21'11 p..1l1 ‘ 81111111111111.
Mcu's owl duality {111111 link1 lIuii‘ papcr.
|1(I:111 stI'l;11l11-il'111.(t:1. 1111' pub. laugh» pins upiluiz ll‘lllllt‘l'.
l.litlll'N .1iblon dvc cotton sonmicsa l111ud11.1111| points ’1c pnpcr.
Volt
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Our Grain,
Couldn't vou be deceived easily in
regard to the quality of Grain 5 Nine
out of ten peonlc can. Not Wh'll you
pay, but what you get should be con-
Sideied~you get the valuc——we get
the business—wit you buy here.
"um/(11115 il-l 111's c1 11' ../1.\11' 1
MANUEL T HATCH
lllc
l11~l limit-1'1 iiiicI‘cair. 11l11n L1'11111l‘
]lilt‘1‘.'1.‘.lll cc”
2511' kiml.
loo plus on shoot. .‘Ic
porlcct
114 Washington Street,
South Norwalk.
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Telephone Connection.
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Jackson’ 5 Studio
1.1 DiSl’TfAYING 1.111111 unwrsr STYLES IN
Photographic Portraiture.
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01111181?de srrriuos SHOULD now BE MADE
ill’lllg
Winter
Mrs. Frank H._ Ruscoo Further
Discusses ill! Club donation.
lWil POINTS 01111111111111:
A Misunderstandlng Between the
"Ciao-es" ~Tho Many Would be
Eligible to Membership—The
Matter of. Obligation.
..........._
Editor of the Sentinel.
Dear Sir: As my attcntlon was cull-
od. ybstorday. to an article in your
'l‘uosday'a ins-1111 from M11111 Boorum. re-
nordlni.r thc' Working Women‘s Club.
in which my own 111111111 kindly received
honorable mention. I would bug the
indulgcnco of u liltlc of your spat-.11 In
order to touch upon tho two points
which homo to (1111131: 1.1 111iuundcratniui-
lng bctwoon the claaucn.” In tho llrul
placo. it St‘t'llls to me that 11 Working
Woman‘ 11: Club should be (lll‘llllilhlt'tl (1)1»
cluslvcly of 11111111111 11101111111 just as 11
cai'rpontoin club should ln- compoood
(If 1.1111111111111111, and n inunicinns' club of
musicians. ".y “11101111111: woman" we
mulcratand. a woman who Is coming.
or who hm. carpi-1i mom-y for bout-mt
work.
Now. l11:i iln- 11'orkl111: 11111111111 or Tlic
Norwalka look about llIcm. and count
up the wonicn who 111'11 cllglblo to
Incihbcrshlp in tbi1~1 1'111411611't. and why
should tbcy 1111111) or desire to 111111111 tho
matter 01111 of “clnssca” at all. Surcly
tbcir own class 1'11111111111111ts all that is
bcat in culiurc 11nd iruc worth in the
two ('ltlt‘fi. It includes an 11u1incui phy-
11l1'l1111. lll't‘hi'ill and lormcr tc'ncbcrn of
school. piivato and public. IIIIIsIclnus.
vocal and instrumcutul. artiste. dross
1111111111111. ladlos holding doscrvodly lugh
social position who lum- 11111111 cII1ploy—
cil lil lbl- shirt factory. corsot factory
and Silllt' l'nctm'ics. and many othvrs.
Truly. .'1 Wolklng Woman's (‘lub in
Norwalk might 11'11.Il lw proud of 11111
alu’nvlng It could llllllii'. and has not
the uninllost (lt't‘iltlitlll oi taking; into “to
ranks ouc In1-111l11-I' who cannot more
1101' qualification for n11.1111l111r11l1ip in
this rcspcct. ll’ this club had thc ail-
vantaga and aid (If all who arc cllizlbls1
to Incinborslilp. 1101111111 who l1111't'1 never
0iij0j1'l'll llll‘ plcnsurc ni‘ carping 1111111111.
would I111:zi11 to do so In ordcr to qualify
tor admission as: it would t‘lt‘ill'll boa
club (11111 could not Iiffoiil lo kccp out
of.
'ilIr ulu-stlrm of classcs lllil'i dispos-
cd of. tho no.“ consideration is that of
obligation. 'l‘bouc culturml working
wonicn to whom rcfcrcnci- has bncn
111111111. :11'11 now, some oi tin-m. occupy»
int: ponltioim of 11'11ultl1 niid lPlSiiro
'l‘hcy 1'111'ie1w tl111 struggle-1: they havc
11111111 through. and with hearts full oi
tv'udcrcsi sympathy in many cnscs.
would so Izlndly I'cacli forth helping
hands to struggling. “vary 1111119. who
llliVl‘ 11111111: 11111. gniucd lhc advautnizcs
tlicy tin 11114-1111.: t'illli). and they would
so glut”) .11l11'.111 with tin-111 115 for :19
possiblc- 'l‘iu- working 11101111111 of cul-
llll‘t' and 1111111113 in 'l‘l111 Nurunllm are.
\'cI'_v.\'1-I'_v many of tbcm (’lilltit‘l‘l‘illt'il
Christian 11111111111. who do not (ll‘l'tlill oi
:Iuy Hutu-Morin in tl111111.-u-1‘1o11 (NM
“111511 “bum [bi-:1 would llSnlSl, but ink
i111: tl111 .1111ccu135i‘ul outcomc oi" thcli'
Sll‘llllllll'n and labor primarily as :1 gift
from lln- llcnvvnly I-‘ntbcr. long to
show its bcncilts with il11-i1' loss lav
orcd ulntnrs. 'I‘licn il11- struggling 1111c
Hill‘lllli5 buck haying. "What? Shall I
1'111'11iv11 favors from n 1111111111111"? New
111'." Sin- docs not 1'11nli'l.c always that.
this in (lod's loving plan for hcr to lit"
11111111. not 11:: :1 gilt. but as :1 loan to bo
pussod 1110111: again and again. and yut
again. in 1111 111'11I'-11'id«111111;1, circlc oi
lll‘lll lll‘t‘llt't'
Ill-111' Mr. Editor. I know tlicrc 111':-
ucorcs oi' icn1l1-1'-l111111't1-1l 11101111111 in Tho
Noi'wulks who would 111111111111 it 11 11111111.
prhilc 1:11 to bc dll()\\‘i1il to bocomu lllt‘
lricuds of tho ioiliui: sonictlmus lll'll-
canii hullci'ing 1101 Min. uiil: 1.111111soil
iiiosc working: girls. who lll'ili‘lH 1'111'
aching for just tlu- sympathy 11111:
slrcuuib llu- more i'ortunutc sluicri
loin: to nivc. ”'lli11ii1 in. l 1‘_111 Sili'l.‘ no
unit in nudity. and though 11111 cli‘ort
lll coiulcscoiidliiu puti'miufic from (11111
111' llu-ir IIumln-I' would. link-11d, in1 11111
1111i1'11d with lndlil‘crcIIrv. or oven ini-
pIIlicncc 1111111 “'11 blame tl111111‘.’i. any
IiIuIIii‘cutnlioI1 111' inmost inicrrmt. and
lollowsiilp would. I 11111 punitivv. ho
cordially 111111. All honor to thc salon
that lllllllh with like. gilt letters that.
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Mr. Editor.
Your unicorn lrlcud.
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‘.352 W. it'lld uti'1u1i.i\'cw York city.
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RULES FOR CONQUERING WORRY
("IIll|\illt1. 11 apli'li. of gratitude for
dollv tin-1'1 i111:
ill-alim- worrying: 1111 1111 viii-my which
lltinll‘iin your happinoss.
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li‘ornlvn your unumion and conuuor
your avoi'aionii.
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ward than! Forward in the powar of
iriundship. forwiugd in the power of
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“Stein-Bloch" has come to mean the top notch ot' clothil'i
lencc. And that rcputation did not (:0ch by accident. ‘1‘ it
strong, logical reason for it.
Wherever there’ a an effect, there must be a cause. They
each other what heat is to fire, or thought to action. .
The cllcct of the Stein- Bloch reputation may be laid
door of the cause of the genuine. thorough, unvarying. uneg
quality found In every stitch of clothing leaving the Stein-Bl
factory.
Take the Stein Bloch Ovcrc ats for instance. We've got: a
stock of these. They fit better, look better. feel warmer. and
better than any similar- priced overcoats sold by anyone anywhe
The $15. 00 coat—Very “swell. " perfectly tailored. P0886808
something in appearance that as ures style. Best of fabrics go in
this coat. Best of wear out of it. ,
A Stein- Bloch Raglan at $20 oo.——Ncwcst. mixtures. '11:“
just right across shoulders. Wonder if all Raglans do that? ‘
$20. 00 buys another Stein-Bloch Overcoat. Any tailor ,
where will make exactly as good a coat for $25. 00 and Mg. 00.
$30. 00 buys Stein-Bloch’ s finpst Overcoat. Perhaps you thin]:
you can get a better coat for $40.00 or $50. 00. _’You re allowed an:
other think. . . t 1111....“
Willis H. Selleck,
Clotliier and Furnisher. .
48 AND 50 WALL STREET, NORWALK. CONN
Tillotson 3- Mills’
DISSOLUTION SALE;
Commencing Saturday, December 8th.
Ending Saturday, December 29th.
$10, 000 Worth liilliiieu and Ladies’ Furnishing (lull
will be sold regardless oi cost.
This means Genuine Bargains oi High Grade Merchandise.
'3'1\\otson E) 11111:.
86 Washington Street. South Norwa-lk‘
THE MODEL GROCERY
LORENZO DIBBLE".
Fresh Egg-$340 dozen
o , .
They re scarce very: nevertheless we have them.
Dried Beef, 30c pound
Selling lot._\' oi It means It 3 popular. If you have not yet
tried It, do so. you’ll like It. Also hand shaved.
thin sliced.
Latest Books i
AT POPULAR PRICES.
Eleanor. $1.15.
(Mi'k. Ward's New Book.)
Eben Holden,
Master Christian,
Alice of Old Vincenncs, $1.15.
Tommy and Grizcl, $1.15.
WM. P. BEERS, Bookseller,
4g WALL STREET.
$1.15.
$1.15.
Do Your Eyes
Trouble You 9
If so. consult us.
We have a completely equipped
Optical Room. make no charge for
examination, and guarantee a per-
fect fit.
Open Evenings.
0. B. JACKSON,
Graduate Optician.
58 WALL ST.. NORWALK.
Is a good judge of GRAIN. but every man
knows what he wants and when to pur-V
chase It.
aymand Br
don't know all than I: to know. but do.
puruhau the Ru! 0min. Hay. 51mm. on: ‘
they can find. and all (In good: of”!!!
prion. ’
inertial tour
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