ace, could not have 5.1.:
cordial than you will receive
’Very time you call.
"'1'. 13. GRIFFIN maggot-
"W 11 ‘
,lreelor. the tea merchant.
, sod a 1, w horse.
it D.eri1dni uniifamily oi‘Rlv-
11' avenue, are home from a visit
wieb.
. iliiflm- A. Finch has been on
int 1; Mr and Mrs. lrving Filit 11,
w haven.
..tboi't E. Bogart. .11..' of East Nor-
' ‘ is secured employment at 'l‘rls-
um . Him-“3.1
Morgan has the contract to
1:11 additon to the residence of
ry Reynolds, in Cove street.
‘ Hebrew butcher is moving from
building on the Washington
direct bridge to the building owned by
boob Lin'xweilcr. (‘hauncey lirundage.
:11 1155 maker, will move into the
(41170 block.
: MinutShadbolt, tho typewriter in l".
. Hubbard‘s law oillco, has been
insert to give up her position to
tend to her mother. who is ill in
Stamford Slit: in Sllccccdod by Miss
171511,: N Dockoi'.2 of Norwalk.—-—Greou
. le‘h‘ N .
Two n9w.‘n‘1ombe15. E. E. Gorbum and
l‘icl, Cameron, were received into
, membership lll Mayflower Hook and
II..a.lltlci'.C().. lust ’illght. it was voted
unanimously to keep open house on
New Year" a day, and arrangements will
“be made for a big time.
not «Sentinel: :2
D207; Sir: Now that your correa»
pendent 1111:: put in :‘1 coo-1 word for
‘ ‘ Wmoumuomou
‘2: Pork Roast IIC lb.
Prime Rib Roast I2l4c lb.
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Only two weeks more to
Christmas
And theres lots to buy in
short time.
this
'3'22‘ Store open every evening.
fillou‘t delay the purchases too
lbng—u'rcry day counts. and the
earlier you buy the better attctr
lion and the more time to make
I your selection in~all this adds to
“‘, the pleasure of Xmas shopping.
Come out today.
Noahfis Ark
1‘. llastlicX111asdisplay~all that
_\ou can 11:11.1.- él‘find 111010. You ll
had 111 it:
(..locks. lam sylbii: a brac.\ vas—
cs. fancy china fancy Lclluloid
boxes. toys. books. go-cal‘ts.
wagons. engines. iron toys. lire
‘ patrols. dolls. doll carriages. toy
bureaus, 1oI\' chil‘t'onicrs. bed:
stcads. tool c'ln >15. mov ing‘ \aus
sl:11'l<l,'.lalln.~ IUIoccri stores. lac—
itll‘ics .Hluls.
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SMOKERS' ARTICLES
llic linc ol thcsc goods is most
I (tilllpltlt‘ --c'-'\11I\lhiu:,r 111 add to
I“ “the Silllil<(l‘ s dcliglil and rouilort
GIFT SELECTIONS
ABOUT THE STORE.
l'nibrcllas with fancy handles,
all silk. for men and women.
FANCY NECK—
WEAR.
, Lace lies,
7; , ‘ Lawn 'l‘ics.
Silk Scaris,
Lace Sailor i‘ollars.
I (.‘liillon Stocks.
' Gloves for men. women and child-
run.
‘, Mittens ior 111cn,woineu and child--
reu.
, WOMEN‘S
I'IANDKERCHIEFS.
' HAN DKERCHIEFS.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
2'l'liotlsa1uls and thousands of
pretty hamlkerc'hicls arc here for
"your choosing. You can please
them all front this sclct 'tion:
Mcn' s (aslunerc and silk Mui
ilers.
,, Handkerchiefs in boxes for chil-
‘ dren. .\ pretty iaucv box with
22tlt‘ree liantikerchieis for boys and
2 “4i ' fife
Everett Gorhum was attended yester-
' Norwaik.‘
dwellers 11:11:21,115 1011111111110 7413101111
Ash Alley, have noses as
day afternoon. from the residence of
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. lit (301-,
bani. in Cove street. A lerire number
of relatives and friends were present, a
tielegntlon of a dozen coming from Kn:
touch“. N. 11. Rev. Dr. 19111. pastor of?
the Presbyterian Church, of Kat‘o‘neh.
deiiyered the funeral 5111111011.!“ paid
a high tribute to the life and character
of the deceased. whom he had known
during his four years', residence in Ka~
touch. Rev..1. 1.170501 of the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Charmin
assisted in the service. The pallbearers
were Ernest Youngs. Stephen Valen—
titre. Charles Trounsen. Charles Hoyt
(‘lii’ton Cooley and Everett Hatehmtin.
There were a great many beautiful flor-
al tributes. ’2i‘he interment was in Riv-
erside Cemetery. Norwulk.
E. E. Got-ham.
East Norwslk. Conn.
sells the paint: that wears twice as
long as load and oil-«Devon loud and
zinc. ground by machinery.
ROWRYTON.
Alrali 'l‘uthiil ls filling in some of
his property (111 which he intends to
build
David Lee of New York. spent bun-
d‘uyL at his summer residence in Main
s rent.
James Gilbert and family. of North
avenue, will more to East Norwalk.
this week.
The cast and west side football
teams will play another game. next
Saturday.
Francis Doylston. of Doylston‘s baby
carriage factory. is ill at his home in
South Norwnlk.
Miss Pansy Wetrnorc. of South Nor-
walk. is a guest of her sister. Mrs.
George Moore. of Bayvlew avenue.
Miss Lizzie Dibble. of Main street.
went to Brooklyn. yesterday. to VlSli'.
with Mr. and Mrs. William Plnkney.
Mrs. A. 11. Ward and mother closed
their Contentment island residence
yesterday. and went to New York for
the winter.
Captain Frank ii. Stevens, of Main
street. who bah typhoid fever. was bet-
ter yesterday than at any time since
he wns token 111.
Jay iinrt. who formerly lived in this
place. but now resides in Providence.
R. L. is seriously ill with a kidney mu.
ease. it is feared that. he will not re-
cover.
A party of young men of the Metho-
dist Church will go on an expedition
for Christmas greens. tomorrow. 'l'ylnrz
will commence as soon as the greens
are received.
Frederick Biliard, of Church street.
has a number of his fancy Buff i’ly2
mouth Rock fowls entered for the \1 al-
llliE’l’Ol‘tl. (‘.onn.. poultry show. which
will be held January 1. 2. 3. 1001
Miss Ethlene Harper. of Watertowu
(‘01111.. has been engaged as teacher or
the primary department of the public
school Miss llnrpcr' comes very high;
ly recommended. She began her do-
ties in the school. yesterday.
.lncob ii. Raymond went to New York
yesterday. to look for his horse and
wagon. He went upon information be
recched from Stamford and learned
that the carrlato was at a snicsutublc
in Brooklyn. I40 will take steps to re.
cover it.
A few mornings ago (‘lmrlcs Tuitlc.
who'ls outplayed by 'l‘hcophile 1131111112
rat. of Brookside. while on his way to
work was stopped near the i’niou (Your
ctery by two men. They asked for
some tobacco and Mr. Tattle I‘tlfll'it‘ll
to give it to them. They then threaten-
cd to take his overcoat. Mr. 'l‘uriic
quickly drew n revolver and told them
that be guessed they wouldn't. This
took all the send out of the fellows and
they retreated as first as their 14211::
could carry them.
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DARIENAND NORO TON.
A flower mound has been construct-
cd in front of McDonald‘s drug store.
and a bed of tulips set out.
The Christmas entertainment of the
scholars of the Comrregaiional Sunday
nchooi will be held Tuesday nicht. lio-
('1‘llll)f‘l‘,251h.
Thomas i'lckolt, who has been our
ploycd for some time 111 Stamford. nus
resumed his position as libatloutd a:
the Columbia Ilolcl.
\ busincus meeting of tho (‘ouarciza
lioual C'hulch Society will be 114 id a:
the close of the prayer mociinu. tomor-
row night. to consider plans for attor-
in: the. lnt"c1loi of the (north.
Moses l‘hclpu ugcd siyly- four years
died Saturday at liitcb' :1 Soldiers
Home. of rheumatism and heart 11111
are. 'l‘hc deceased was a natiro of
Aguwuru. 1111111111. The burial was in
Spring Grove Cemetery.
(‘.luyion Purdy. of Noroton. shot :2
duck of a rare spccicn in the Sound oil
Noroton. Saturday. The duck is auto
to he an cider-duck. a species which in
numerous in tho (irkncyu, llcbrldcs
and Shetland islands, but. are very
rare in tin-so parts. Mr. l’urdy will
mount the bird.
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WESTON.
Minn Sadie Sturgca has been quite
ill with throat trouble.
Milan Lillian Adams is spending 11
few weeks in Bridgeport.
1115:. Perkins. of lianbln'v.
guest of Mrs. M. Perry.
Norflcld (lraiiitc will hold its annual
clocilbn 011 Friday ovculnlz.
Mina Annie Dikcuiun has returned
home from a visit In ilaubury.
Miss Corn Wheeler has spent a few
dayu with her 1111111, Mrs. 1.. M. (iould.
Mr. 11ml Mrs. 11‘. E. Waltouulu, of
Southport, have visited Mrs. W. 1.1.
Morehouso.
Miss Lizzie Adams has spent 11 few
days with Miss Eddieo White. of
Lyons Plain.
Mrs. John bitch and Mrs. 11‘. 1’. More
house returned home on Monday from
a visit in New York.
The trial of Harry Waterbury, teach-
er of the Middle District School. for
unlawful punishment of Norman Dod-
ient. a pupil. will he heard before .1115
lice Parsons. on Saturday.
llov H.211. itoottcndcred his loch:
nation as pastor of the Congregational
Church. Int the close of the morning
service on 811nrlay,iio has occupied
the pulpit for 11 your and a half. it
W111: voted to accept his resignation.
is the
with regret.
'l he resignation in to
11th on 121101111842
ran '1‘. Day have been
3111101111 in Mouton. Moshe-2:
res am of Mrs. Delta 11‘ Mbivii
, rt 1 t t. is being point-
" Harry Starling. of‘ Norwalk. hi2 the
bass singer recently secured for Christ
Church choir.
Miss Mary E. Atkinson: of Boston.
Mass, in a truest at the residence of
Landon Ketchum
William Montnlon and wife left town
Thursday for‘ 11 six weeks visit with
friends in California.
Mi's. Charles D. Zimmerman. of Jer-
sey City N 1.. has been spending a
week with fricirda in town.
Mr. and Mrs. George Brown. of
Brooklyn. N Y.. were recent guests of
Mr. and Mrs. la‘mes M Brown.
A re ular meeting of Westport
Grunge will be hold at its rooms in
Hurlbutt's block. tomorrow evening.
l1 rodl‘i 'k Swakllt and family moved
.veato‘iday to Colchester. where Mr.‘
Swagirt has recently purchased a large
farm.
Mrs. Edward A Nash and Mrs. Wil-
liam .1. Wood hav’c been guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Nash. Stamford. during
the past week.
Rev. Levi W. Holmes who has been
confined to his‘ home during the past
three weeks by illness, is once more
able. to be out.
Mir-115 Linda P. ’i‘hor no, of Bridgeport
has been a about during the past week,
at the residence of her brother George
F. Thorpe. Main street.
Rev. Robert .1. Thompson. of the
Green ii‘arms Congrecationnl Church.
exchanged pulpits with Rev. W. K
Holman. of Southport. Sunday.
The interior of the Jackson place
recently purchased by Edwin A. Beer-.1
is being repainted and paperod. Wll
ber'F. 11.1‘1'13111011 is doing the W01 k
The Westnort and Sunzatnck Street
iluliway Company is titling in its
tracks on the State street bridge uni
in Riverside avenue with crushed
stone.
Charles P. Mills. Charles Huene~
bore and Joseph Adams are widening
the road from the turnpike near the
residence of Loren llcrtinc. to the
Green Forms Congregational (‘hurch
The work is in charge of the Farmers
Club.
NEW CANIMN.
EilW'alfl Br'mt has secured (’llllllth'
meat with Brown & Duryeu. ca: 'pcn
[cm
The American Mechanics will hold
another smoker in their lodge-room
December "1
Miss Nell‘ic lianlon, of
spent Sunday with her sister.
bort Stevens.
William Lloyd. of New Haven. about
Sunday with his sister. Miss Caroline
East avenue.
Station Alwlli W.
Sound llcuch. visited
and friends in town. Sunday.
Mr. and M1'1-1. William 'I‘Ilttlc and
daughter Eva. have been visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frank. of Nor
walk.
George H. Stevens has been out oi
town for scr'elnl weeks. ills pool
room is in charge of other .mlllus (1111'.
lug his illlbt’lli c
bliss lilor one :1 ilulklcy. who has been
acting as a nurse at the Soldiers
Home. has left her position. and is now
With her parents.
The funeral of Mary A. St. John was
held from her late residence. White
Oak Shade. Sunday afternoon. The
interment was in Lukevlew cemetery.
A meeting of the New Canaan t‘liili
was held inst Friday evening: when
several candldutcs were elected incin-
bers of the club. The club is now very
prosperous mid an effort is being
made to swell the membership this
w,intcl'
Norwalk
Mrs. (111
ll. ll.
with
Sunty. of
relatives
FOOTBALL "RINGERS."
An Explanation From the Yannigan
Team. of Sauntucz
Editor Evening Sentinel. South
walk, (3111111..
Dear Sir: lll record to the article in
last night's Sentinel. relating to the
football game. Saturday afternoon. the.
Weslpori team would like to have the
public sec for themselves who is to
blame for the reason of bringing over
“ringers." Two weeks ago the 111111-11
Norwnlk Tigers come over here to play.
and they were defeated. They asked
for 11 return game. which we cheerfully
cure them on the conditions that ihry
would play the some learn they brought
over, which their "manner assured 11:
they would do. We went over. and to
our surprise they had a center (but
weighed 210 pounds. and only two of
the learn which conic over hero. The
rest were of the llrowu's linslncss (lol-
lcge rcrzillnl' team, while ours were only
school boys. We asked them what we:
the meaning of ulicli spite no this. and
their answer was. “Play or go borne."
We plnvetl. and the result was we were
not in it against such odds. We asked
them for :1 return game. and got it af-
ter some little time. They told us to
get the best we could and they would
do 1111- 121111110. The day before the int-ll
game they telephoned to one of our
players and told him that it would be
useless for us to bring over a heavy
tcdm, us they were going to be all
“kids" against. us. We wired back we
had our team ready and would bring it
over. When we arrived at the llnxter
Ground we saw the “kids" they bad
They were the best they could obtain
nomc weighing 1111 much as 1115 pounds.
and nothing antler 140 pounds. We ad-
mit our team was heavier. but nothlnlt
connmrcll to what they put up 111111111111
us one work ago. The whole trouble
is we caught them napping at their own
Rome. and they feel core. They had an
idea we would brim; over, the same
team, and thcv would wipe Westporl
off the field. They also claim that they
can get, up a team in .111qu Norwaik
that can boot 1111. that is. if we will
not get cul- of-town players. it they
mean business we will play them for
821': 11 side anytime that suits them We
hope you will give this article space in
your valuable paper. 1111 We wish the
public to know, who was the originator
of “rinsern” in this matter.
'l‘hanklnir you in advance. we remain.
Yours respectfully.
'l‘lifli YANNIGAN FOOTBALL. 'l‘EAM.
Sangatuck. Churn. December 11. 1900.
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BERLIN. December ll-Thls even-
1111: Motor General Count linemen line-m
color started for Vienna. to present tom
Emperor ffrnhels 11111111111. in the union
of 1611111111121: William. the baton of .1
Nor
id 1111111111111 ad 1111511111.
lotion an Easy Jun New,
‘I‘M Milli NMPWB Hurln I:
’ "i‘he deputy Commissioners are a
large Miami or ruinoustranoes on
hand. but owing to this being their
busy season they'will not be able to
diapoeo of thembofore January 1 12:11::
county licenses are issued November
1. and the change in Bridgeport by
which licenses have to be taken out
December 1 instead of in the spring.
multiplies the work of the commission-
ers at this season. They are now is-
sulns licenses to those who failed to
take them out in November in the
county towns. and beside have to
make them out for Bridgeport.
With between thirty and forty ro2
monstrances on hand 11 looks as if they
had plenty of work cut out for them in ‘
the near future. This way be lessened
If the Stamford matters are disposed 0.
without long hearings. Prosecuting
Attorney Carter remoaatratod against.
twentyone places in that town,
The Commissioners have decided to
go to New Canaan next Saturday to
hear the remonstrauces against Pat-
rick Mny and Daniel 11. Hamilton.
NEW CANAAN'S NEW FIGHT.
Grand Juror Benedict Leads a Vigor.
ous Attack Upon the Saloons.
An interesting light, led by Grand
Juror A. 1., Benedict. is now on in New
Gallium. the object of which is to re-
duce the number of saloons in that
town. in romonstroncea filed with the
".ounty Commissioners. it is asserted
that two saloons are. within 200 foot of
the post-(linen and public library. and
should not. therefore, he relieouacd.
it. is alleged that certain persons in the
town now holding liquor licenses have
obtained them through fraud or mis-
roprenntation.
it is the intention to meet the license
element with strong testimony. A
meeting will be held this week for the
purpose of making plans. to obtain
testimony to lay before the Commis-
sioners. when they meet in New Cli-
nail. for the purpose of hearing on the
remonstrnnces. Thin hearing. which
the Commissioners have decided 1.1
hold Saturday. is anxiously awaited by
many persons. who expect that sensa-
tlonul testimony will be given.
BUSINESS lNTERESTS.
Annual Meeting of State Association to
be Held in New Haven.
There will be a meeting of the State
Business Men’s Association in New
Haven on \l2'cdncsduy of this week. at
which matters that are to be brought
before the coming session of the logis-
lntnrc will be discussed. ()11 Saturday
11 notice was sent out by President
Guernsey. of the State Association an»
rising the calling of meetings to in;
struci their delegates on various mat-
ters in which local associations 1119
interested as to what course to pursue.
'l‘hcie tire. many u'iettcrs which busi-
ness men propose to bring before the
legislature and it is necessary that
there should be an understanding. so
that there can be unanimity. us the
legislature will meet tbc first week in
January. and. as usul, 1: limit will be
not for the introduction of new 11111512
boss. Present indications are that the
session will be u 1"ciy busy one With
v'uiiouu protects: that 11111 9 already
been made known some of them likely
to lake llli muih 1|n1c,cveu if they fun
of passage
Thur
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mediate relief no
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with humid-1" Illllim‘vlnd‘fml 111111.471? l
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KING MEilifllllE 00.. 81111 1930 808ml. MISS.
A Good Workman
will give prornpi. attention to
your plumbing. if you let. us
know your wants in that line.
we employ skilled and care-
ful assistants and the boat or
materials. Call its tip at any
time and you'll have reason to
be glad you did so.
Phone 1374.1
Charles E. Clapham,
50 South Main Street,
South Norwalk.
4D. W.. RhYMONDl»
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALMER.
I: Wuhln‘aton It. loath Norwslk.
2 2. fluid-nee. I enema! Torr-us.
Telephone in house. in. ' 2
Dyspepsia Cure
Dig ago what you eat.
It. artificially 21135111111110 food nil aids
Nature in siren be‘nl g on recon-
Itruotln the or no digestive or-
gans. It. stilelntestdlscovoreddlccllt-
out. rind tonic. No other prepared on
can I preach it. in efficiency. It. in-
about y prelieyies and swrmunontl ycures
11m . eartburn
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Gem 0 0. 81111111111. 8011111 Nor-walk
“up"! , , P13184011. some.
Plenty More Proof Like This and all
'Frombobth Norwalk People.
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No chance for argument here.
No better proof can be bad.
What a South Norwalk man says
is the best of evidence for South
Norwulk people.
Read this case.
We have lots more like it.
Mr. 11. G. Millard, of 51 West ave-
nue. South Norwalk, engaged in the
fur business in West Norwnlk, says:
“i had kidney trouble for‘ years. i
took medicine and was under the cure
of 11 physician so often that i might to
be an authority on the question. i
seemed to be rid of my trouble for a
time. but it showed signs of returning,
and i wanted to check it. I noticed
some published statements of Dean‘s
Kidney Pills and procured a box at
Hale's Pharmacy. in Norwalk. They
helped me and 11 continuance of the
treatment eventually affected a radi-
cal Hire.
For
sale by all dealers; price 50
cents a box. Foster-Milburn Company,
Buffalo, N. 1'.. note agents for the Uni2
(ed States. 0
Remember
take no other.
the narnc—Doan's~and
\I’,\.\‘.\t'l{.\.
\ll who sull‘cr land there are
many: from llcadachc or \cnral-
gia or.anI\ dixcasc \ylicrc pain is a
prominent should
symptom. try
.\1'1'ii1ll. ll l't‘llt'Yl'S qtilt‘lil)‘. .\i
llrug'g‘ists. 251'. a box. or
.\ccton Medical 1'....
. Short
Sea Trips
of two to five days' dun.
tion, are offered by the
OLD DOMINION Lllili
NORFOLK. VA.
OLD POINT COMFORT. VA
RICHMOND. VA.
WASHINGTON. D. C.
Steamers sail daily except Sunday
from Pier 26 North River. foot 01
Beach street. New York.
Tickets. including meals and state
room accommodations, 813.00 and up
wards.
For full information apply to
Oil) DOIIIlOll S'l‘llllSlliP 00.
81 Beach street, New York. N. Y.
H. B. WALKER, Traffic Manager.
.1. J. BROWN. 0011. Pass. Agent
MAKlNG FRIENDS.
'i‘hc candles obtainable at Ghiotto's
make. new friends every day. retain old
Il‘ll-lllilfl'htiflli’lofl. Want to know the
why and wherefore? No question
more ounilv answered The sugar
used hen: 1:4 auger. not glucose; our
workmen are apt. skillful and oxpop
loin-ed at. their trade, and We endeavor
to be. courteous in 0111' treatment of
every cuetomcr whether he buys five
«route or five dollars worth of confoc-
iions.’1‘ry our ohiieoiatc‘e. They
make frlciuls for us faster than any
thing we know
G. GHIOTTO,
63 WALL OTREET.
' ' NORWALK.
1m.” ” mi
Pluhrbfnn and Slum Hoar-
Inn.
Hot Water 115.1155.
Hal Afr Heating.
erovns AN‘D armor?
sILArnI sup I'rrNI noo Nil.
*und
'ro rm 0 11.5.1... Coon
, 11mm. eraser. 1.0an 2
‘ bladet,
2 CHRlBTlANIA. Nbve‘m
rlk Ibsen. tired ramatist. Win. the ,4)
previoirely made against the fluent.
claiming they formerly oppressed
weaker people.
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711111 ro 'i'HE 1111711110710 7112111914. T2
'CHRisTiANlA, December Il—As-
slstnnt Professor Nordnnsquld of, tho .
University of lipsnln. has arrived herb
to make preparations for 111.111 trip ah
the Antarctic reunion
Food BeactS‘Pbusical
Power.
Low Prices Save
Phusical Power.
[Less labor to pay your grocery
bills]
23c lb.
10c lb.
159 pkg.
10c.
25c.
.llest Elgin Or'camery Butter.
Pure Lard.
Gold Dust.
31b. pkg. Jenkins' Buckwheat.
3 pkgs. None Such Mince Meat,
Solid Packed Tomatoes. 8c can.
Milk Crackers, 2 lbs. the
301111 Crackers. ' "'1' I 61: lb.
Ginger Snaps. " 51; lb.
A. EELL,
I cls'r NQNWALN.
..7
a
51151;;
Although we are hav-
ing a very busy season,
we have not allowed
our stock to run down,
and can otter as goOd
vaneiv as earlier.
2Will do {your work
when wanted. ‘
85952.21...“
10 FlRST AVENUE.
East Norwalk.
Tel. 135-42.
lililliili Tilt Pliiil.
m§Q.-———‘—n—
Little Shoes
for
Little Tots.
Well mothers. that cuteness of that
little tot depends largely upon the
manner of his dress, doesn‘t it‘.’
We know it is hard to get just the
little shoe that is desll'edmgenerall)
they are not quite “dainty" enough.
We have a nice assortment to offer—22
various pretty shapes, made of pink.
white or blue kid.
You certainly have no objection to
the price——
500 pair.
Surely you will call and look at
them anyway. We delight to show
them. for we. know the little one will
delight to wear them. and the happier
the child. the. happiei the mother. you
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