scent guns. of salsa Anna
Wakeinan is nursing it
it‘ll MI kept. bar Within doors
on the addition to Frederick
ours has 1harm completed and
. promo» logo
, onion new has placed a
or to ills Ms 11¢va entrance
11‘ hill! flfiud‘lfildgoport yester-
, downhill; hullll'n with pleasure
lilo
got fitb'a’ifllgtoticni
Will be Gilli} 13 at the residence
h,1Godlllot. liars.
Godlllot will
.rbsrt Benedict" Leslie Mills. Ed-
Mhe and other .young men
‘ hare attended the basket ball
In the Nor-wan. Armory Monday
ransfor of it lot in Washington
owned by Mrs Margaret Snif-
has seen recorded in the Town
it' ‘- The new purchasers
“ll... "“
‘ out... Noryvalk
m up! 0! a misundere
Thih Suhdaih
all ‘are talus”? inmate‘s In the poor
' t the tpresent time 4 males. 5
r is arranging to
day" one of good
n91 will be pro
Sherwood since his
abated, lb 11 social lion,
much He has had numer-
1 out on Christmas but
and the day ”With rai-
that-.1 la Stamford.
died Tuesday after
cliffs us from consumption
his long been expected.
bible 1;!yors of our York city,
; all of Ground
., stiller! of the deceased cud
or the funeral 1
Patrons of Husbandry tendered
d In. Joseph Adams a genuine “
II rgrty. last lknight. at their
were. resent and the occamon
ly‘ enjoyed with “was.
ice was done an elaborate
. it was a not hourwhen‘ the
(inputted for their homes.
a cold Weather has had a most de-
eifsct upon the community.
all?!” busy wnth Christmas
. Weomoclgé‘rgents are for
11 “(it a b
not1 been bflliiant along this line
hi tar, but there are promises that
we advent of the new year a-
of social functions will be
. “0‘1 1
,, and Ira. 'l‘ C. Stearns celebrat-
air with wedding anniversary
‘ ay evening by giving a cord party
the future 12 tables using occu
' Godillot carried off the
its formenriemep. E. J Taylor
lie; for the.1 ladies hit-.11
trim first prize, Mrs
Godllldt the other. [billowing
“may refreshments were served.
; a load of produce to Bridgeport.
‘ spear Harris’ corners the rear
its. dliihping some of the pro-
, Wuito the road and throwing Jon
‘ groin his seat. Thee,
‘33 and brought it)“ an
surge Keane-.119»
Jock”. sent ‘word to
and 1.329followingVlullcisallailllcc it.
. “a”
and 1.1.51 ”:o‘l-it'for the up
our town In a business point"
-: 1Nlhlllliltlu. smashes
‘ made in the 11mm or tin-as masti
, and” a was thought that '
all alum
”UNISON!
is a fair sample
of late have been
next It is hoped that all members or
take a renewed; futurist in the board.
and come out and put. their shoulders
to help matters along;
BOARD 0F,.AGB'QU!-Wil‘1
President Stimson'a Address and con.
nectlcut Agricultural College. ;
BRIDGEPORT cucumber, ill—flips
terdoy’ a session of the Connecticut
Board of Agriculture opened In the
lieu of the. Atlantic Hotel promptly at
la ocloclr. About trio hundred farm-
ers were in attendance.
The first paper read was by acting
president It W Stimson, on “The
Connecticut Agricultural College."
The speaker reviewed the history of
the college.wh1cu has been known Al
the Stem College; and located in
Mansfield Conn. from which 181 had
gradputcd
Another interesting paper was read
this morning by Professor 8. A. Beach
on "Diseases and lsecto injurious to
Orchards and Field Crops. " The spoilt1
or is the horticulturlst', of the New
York Agricultural experiment station
at Geneva. N '2"? For an hour he re
viewed the various insects that the
former has to contend with In raising
crops suggested remedies to kill them
off and declared that In a way the Col
credo beetle had proven a blessing in
disguise for it led to .. .1e discovery of
amenical treatmpnt for all species of
insects.
At 2 o clock this afternoon. E. ll
Jenkins, «master of the Connecticut
Agricultural experiment station spoke
on “Business Methods in buying Fer-
tilizors. Walter Mulford of the same
station and A. ll. Winton of the Con-
necticut Experiment station, who also
read panels at this afternoons see.
slon.
CONNE.1'ICUT SENATORO.
Committees to which Messrs. Hawlcy
and Flatt Hays Rain Assigned.
\v ASHINGTON, December 19-The
Connecticut senators have been assign
cd to committees as follows:
1 Senator 'Hawley~—Mllitary affairs
chairman; interoceanic canals; coast
and insular survey; coast defenses;
railroads; industrial exposition.
Senator Flatt—Relations with Cuba
chairman: finance; Judiciary: lndinn
affairs; patents.
There is no change in the commit
tees to which the Connecticut senators
were assigned from those they held
last session except that Senator Flatt
withdrew from the minor committees
of private land claims and the select
committee on tile civilised tribes of
iodine. Senator Hartley retains his
chairmanship of the Important coin
mitt/es of military affairs and Senator
first“ that of- relations with Cuba. Son-
n:i‘.1ator Hartley is made the ranking Re
upllhiicau member of we committee of
interocsanic canals but the chairman
ship is one of those “fwd mum
_ Democrats and Senate Norman vi
, again be appointed to the chairman
fillp. ' ‘ ”Limits 5;; .‘1".'1.
MAYOR REFUSED cleanse.
1%) HARTFORD December Ill—Mayor
1 Harm-on yesterday attention refused
to grant a license for a boxing «blot»
can by the” Nutmeg athlbti‘o Club in
this ofty on Newt's/a1“: day. “1'11th '
; oration asked If. he would give his
1 mantis for declining to Issue tbs ll
cents replied: “It Is my nuclei not.
There araao» reasons: The mayor
“it! doea not think the resolution adopted
critically“ ill and
at the rose of the Couneuticut may—
liars In ltdiiifown yesterday when box
WW who are
personally .
tact with the problem. layer Barbi
Ina says that bows not smart when
‘ tau reanlutina was tum-
‘ _ ‘u
OOWMW mm
ofluade I.
‘ 'ty
' A ‘ L. .
1 «1&th ”£va
foun four or five 1' rs become dis-
lt is no wonder that they
bilve At last ulgut's meeting lair;
were on y two or Want w 1:
”viii. the mail it!!!
Monorail-Into. In
our town. while thoroughly alive in All
business enterprises do not seem to
care to forward the interests of the
board which are thoir's and the
town‘ 11 Perhaps it may be that they
are too busy to come In and spend an
hour or two talking error the getting at
new industries bore, and Improve.
merits should be “advocated by the
board etc At the next inflating which
will come on the twentieth of Joanna};
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,Vdayaorruhomtwhaaitm’m
1.1m mums riots ,
Wooster solicitor of intents. mau- ,
and ludlcious treatilibt or dotsrrhv
other located in the build. throat or
o titans; .‘cwnot bstootmblll'w
can) sumo?
oral. .washss. statements, and calves to
powders. liquids and tablets.
The tablet form Ii undoubtedly the
most convenient. and the most effec-
tive. but with nearly all advertised
of guesswork as to what you are tak-
ing into your system. as the proprio
tors. while making all sorts of claims
as to what their medicines will do. at
ways keep It a close secret as to what
“id,
{be success and popularity of the
new catnrrh euro. Stuart’s Cstarrb
Tablets. is largely because It not only
cures catnrrh but because catarrh suf
furore who use these tablets know
what they are taking into their sys-
terns. Stuart’s Catorrh Tablets are
composed of Red ",(luln Blood Root.
and similar valuable and antiseptic
ingredients, and are pleasant to the
taste. and being dissolv in the month
they take immediate ifoct upon the
mucous lining of the throat. nasal pas-
sages and whole respiratory tract.
The wreath”. Btuort's Catarrh Tub-
lots; have accomplished in old chronic
casts of catarrb are little short of re»
workable. and the advantages of know
lug what you are putting Into your
stdinsch is o. paramount importance
when It Is remembered that the co—
caine or morphine habit has been fre-
quently contracted an thorssult of us-
ing secret catsrrh remedies.
Stuart's Catarrh “Tablets meet with
cordial approval from physicians, be
cause their snussptlo connotes render
them perfectly safe for the general
pltblic to use and their composition
makes them a common sense curator
all forms of catarrhal troubles.
All drugglsts sell them at 501: for
full sited packages. 1119121
FOOD CHANGED TO POISON.
Putrefyins food in the intestinal pro-
duces effects like those of arsenic. but
Dr. King: New Life Pills expel the
doisonI from clogged bowels, gently.
chatty but surely. curing constipation.
Billous ess, Sick Headache, Favors
all Lil r. Kidney and Bowel troubles
only 25c. at F. H. Baxter‘s. South Nor»
walk: John A. Riggs's. Norwallr.
COMI‘ANY MAY *SUE KYLE
Superintandont Nielsen Bays the End
lgHNot Vii;
Accoding to the statement of Capt.
Neilson of the Norwegian steamship
Alliance, from, whom Pilot John ltylo
took steps. Monday to collect pilotsge
though the captain had refused his
proffered services Saturday. the end of
the affair is no. yet
When Pilot kyle first presented his
claims Capt Neilson said this room
lug. he‘ demanded only $12. The Cap
lulu says he agreed to pay the 312. af'
tre communicating with the Company
which controls the vessel. Later Mr
Rylc rained his demand for pilotage to
$19 50 and then pieced an attachment
on the Alliance to secure his claims.
Capt. Nellson communicated with his
New York employers and was told by
them to settle the matter “under pro
teat.’ and get out of port as soon as
possible. '
When Capt Nellaon came to settle
the bill including pilotagc considera-
blc's fees etc. was 835. 95.
He claims that the attachment was
illegal. for the reason that he had not
refused to pay the sum demanded and
because also he had not taken out any
clearance papers. The Captain can
mad: that it wu Improper to attach
the boat until clearance papers were
taken out- He secured his papers this
morning and made preparations to sail
immediately for New York
The United States Fruit Company of
,Nev York owns the controlling Inter-
est in the Alliance. Capt. Nollaon said
this morning that the Company lntend
ed to bring nit against Pilot kyle to
test the legality of his proceedlnn
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A WOMAN'S AWFUL PIRIL.
“Tam II any are dbanoe to save
your life and that is through an open»
31111;“? “31?”?an words it?”
y rs of Dunn :9
Wis" from or doctor“? . after he had
vainly tried to cure her or a frightful
case of stomach trouble and yellow
midis!
War m commit
accommmwoulolfsordbr m
1 am. all»... an. to sum ‘
inasmuch. and tho 11mm” or any
, The list at catarrb cures is as ions
as the on! law and the forms in
‘ Which tax are administored humor
our and confusing. trim sprays. Inhal-
rolu‘eois- it In almost entirely a matter.
. blunt. for such It
Not-flit.
all-for, Dumber. Anon!
gun:
to Wall tho Illlll “I "
which) tuba killed for which he
intrusive to south 1.11m II at
to have sold the horse howsvsr.
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DAVID HID Lift. .
“I wish to so? but I raid 1 owe my
life to Kodol Dy pals fibre]. " with
H. C. Cbrettsnson. of it“?
“For three years i was
dyspepsia so their ”I could 11111.1 3'btltl'i
on my stomach Many times l will "1
be unable to raisin a mo «Judd
Finally I was confined .to had;
one of your advertisements on KMN
Dyspepsia Cure and thought it fit my
case and commenced its a. l begin
to improve from the hint ttle. New
i am cured and recommend “do All.”
Digests your food. Glitch all ambit
troubles. George C. saloon; ~
TRAINS COMING Pm MAINE.
BANGOR, Men. December Jilly-Irina
first regular train to move west from
Bangor since Sunday’ 8 storm was sent
out over the Main Central today. it
was a, local and run only as far as New
port. it was announced during the
day that through trains would buss
tabllshcd Sunday. 'A transfer will be,
made from train to train at Clinton
where the froshst carried away the
trestle
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AN EVANOELIST'S STORY.
"l suffered for years with 11 Mon
chlal or lung trouble and tried var-
ious remedies but did not obtain pel-
mnneut relief until I commenced using
One Minute Cough Cure " writes Rev.
James Kirkmnn. etangelist of Bella
R1ver,lli. "I have no hesitation I11
recommending It to all suifcrers from
Cough Cure affords immediate relicf
throat and lung ipustules. For croup
it is unequalled. Absolutely safe. Very
pleasant to take nemr tails and is
They like it. George C. Ellison
WILL MEET AT NEW MILFORD.
NORFOLK. 001111.. December l8~
Upon invitation of the New Milford.
Washington and Kent Chapters. it has
been decided to hold the fifth annual
meeting of the llltchdeld County Uni-
versity Club at the Inglewood School
New Milford. Friday January 3
McLean Joseph C Hendrix, president
of the National Bank of Commerce.
New York; Congressman E J Hill.
Hurlburt and Clarence Deming
saw DEATH Haas.
‘lt often made. my heart ache"
writes L. C Overstreet, of Eight,
Tenn“ “to hear my wife cough until
it seemed her weak and sore lungs
would collapse Good doctors said she
was so far gone with Consumption
that no medicine or earthly help could
save her. but a lead recommended
Dr King's New iscovery and pcrsis
tent use of this 'oxcellent medicine
saved her life“ ilt’s absolutely guar~
antccd for Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis
Asthma and all Throat and hung dis
eases. 50c and 31. 00 atF ll. Boaters
South Norwnlh; John A. Riggsfls Nor-
wollt. Trial bottles free.
.
CHILI WILL uIVE NO MODIFICA-
TION.
BUENOS AYIthS, December Ill—it
is rumored here that Chill will not
agree td the proposed modification of
her recent note to Argentina as out
lined in the recent communication
from the Argentihs government. The
Norton believes that If this is true the
situation will become more serious. A
Uruguayan volunteer legion is to be
organised here. It will consist of two
regiment; of cavalry and three regi-
ments of Infantry.
To the Board of county Commissioners
of P‘airilold County:
I hereby apply for a license to sell
Spirituous and intoxicating Honors.
Ale. Lager Boer. Inc Wins. 1! Ci~
der at No. 48 WA amt. Sou Nor.
walk town of Norwaih. My place of
buhlness is not locAt'ad within 200 feet
in a direct line of a Church mos or
Public School house, or the premises
pertaining thereto. or any Post Dulce.
Public Library or' Cemetery.
Dated at Norwaih. this lltb day of
December. A D. lltil.
LII. lllERBLllIl.
Applicant.
We. the undersigned. electors and tab
payers, as donned by law. of the Town
of Norwalh. hereby endorse the appli«
cation of the above-11am if It. lmsr~
Dated at Namath. this llth day of
December. A p.141
Richard Reynolds. 3. Coronal John
lll. um. Frederica Smith. John HI-
lone.
I hereby certify that the IDOVQ 11am:
all under-exam Wald
mg:- dsdaum by low, of the Ton “roo-
m u maroon:Kb an int llry or
unsaltr ram.
Pictures we ever hatiwsnd
we've always carried the boil
follows. This ought td be of
special Interest to you lie.
cause it will give you the
best chance to buy right.
Doctors said i could not live. yl road ,
You get the host satisflw
tlon from your pictures by
having them well framedl We
know about framing effects
and select moldings to suit
' Not expensive
Just really good
frames at the right price.
Add" tallies
Selected by an artist.
87 WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwalk.
maladies of this kind" One Minute
Juliiiis'Brown
Printer Did Piper D1311.
Pure White Load and Zinc
mixed by hand will wear twice
as long and cover double sur-
face so machinery mixed. The
house of William Stevens and of _
Stephen Wilcox, both on South
hfnin street, were painted by me
In this manner over eleven years
ago. They are still good.
Your house will stand as well
If 1 point It. My silica. 52 South
Iain street. My residence. II
for coughs. colds and all kinds of 1
really a favorite with the children. ,
Among those present will he Governor 1
Judge Simeon E Baldwin Professor 1
»" M lilti’l 111111.
R HEUMATISM
ALL DRUTGGISTS.
to handle all property (real or
personal) to be sold by auction.
All auctioneer has been em-
ployed by us and proper atten.
tion warranted to all work pier»
art In the hands of this agency.
Jacob M. Laptop.
Railroad Place. So. Norwalk.
"o. w. timers.“
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND £AIIALIII.
19 North Main St.
South Norwalk
Residence. I Crescent Tomas
telephone at house. I“ ~-
A Flash
VaIVe.
Nolseless, closes without jar or wa-
Haa no talk.
THE lDEAL
VOLUMETER PIIIOURE REOU
LATINO FLUSH VALVE.
A self adjusting pressure regulator,
applied to a flash Valve operated by
direct pressure. Discharges the same
amount of water in the some length of
time. regardless of the head or pm
sun In service viva
See It In operation In our display
Horace ll Nash
turnips. in tin.
‘ m's at greatly Muesli
The Mntflilififlri
DlEU BROTHERS.
hear the name of Pillsbury is
HOUSE, west avenue.
”W
a. m. to 3: 30p ”to First quality work
prices Hi tings Sundays until the Hot
Illuys, from ill a. m. to 2: 30p. in. '
YOU R HOLIDAY WINES.
the best brands of domestic and no
CAFE. Railroad place, So. Norwslk.
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HAVE YOU TRIED
The Old Well Perfecto cigar? it's
OLD WELL CIGAR C0 83 Washing
ton Street. 1 1
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lF YOU’i‘lE LOOKING FOR
jar. Large pickles It 120 per dozen
the price In all N g.bt CONN?
BECKER, Washington street, sou
Norwalk; 1
“no
L088 IV FIRE-
Insurcs furniture Ind bousdhbid
EN, Washington street 80. Norwsllri
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XMAS IS COMING.
143-2. 0. 8. NORTH.
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THE IDEAL FLUSH VALVE
hammer. Has no tank. See It ino-
erotlon in our display room. “DRAG
GIFTDOM FOR HOLIDAYS.
have nicely framed pictures. tree orna-
streat. South Norwaiit.
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FILL YOUR BIN.
Phone 31-5.
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IF 11's JEWELRY. 17's HERE.
best~desirsble patterns in watches,
toilet sets. clocks, umbrellas, novelties.
rings. at reasonable prices. H. S.
soon, 80. Main St... So. Norwalk.
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TROUBLE!) WITH YOUR WASH?
Getting a good, careful washerwo-
us to do your washing. We are always
at the same stand. always ready to call
for washing and to deliver same when
It is done. No worry-to you; no run-
ning away with clothing. etc. We
wusb the clothing sent us and return
It. Now. If you let us get this wash
delivered Monday or Tuesday. we will
pieces for fifty cents. CRESCENT
LAUNDRY. Water 8t., 80. Norwnllt.
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HERI'I THE PLACE '
To get your stable supplies It rea
sonable prices. A large assortment of
horse blankets all grades. from 81
85. Pluab lap robes. $2 25 to 3!. A i
kinda of harness. carriages and run-
abonts and In fact everything on
wheels. we sell. General repairing a
specialty. LUTHER ll. Willi)!”
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A KID GLOVE CHANCE.
No such stock as this hsroabout; no
lobby. Ill lilting trash: our gloves are
all made from the finest selected skills
They fit perfectly. and they wear Iat-
Isfactorily.1 J. A. HIBDOP t 00.
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3 agent! "$13515". 1:
as, . no .. a on
Mics; whole cod.‘lc; sloth salmon.
into; whole salmon. lilo: steak pol-
loclr, whole 11-11 7c; herring, ‘lc. 1! “it.
no: shrimp m in, - mun-‘18” lit-i
oysters. tie on; long clams. 261: ct:
sea trout, blue, frost blank and 11st
ilsh. Long and round clinic. 11.11
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I. I. TILLOYOOI
' Offers a use stock of Japanese chins;
dainty. useful and atalotvprm. An
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Till sum “W00"
ration for uterine». e um than
now. fit so cacti bushel. will up
Pillsbury’s Mouth but. 3 plus,
25o; Pillsbury: Oat Dodo fished, Ilc
pkg; Pillbllry‘u F‘lbltotl Wild“, 2 film”
261:. The simple fact that these good 11
ieut guarantee 11 t' ounllty. E. H. MD lb
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THE BUBIEBT PLACE m NOBWALK
These days is LEWID' 8 PHOTO-
GRAPH GALLERY Sittings from 10
New goal {or mountings Popular
There is unnecessity of going to
New York for your wines. We carry
ported wines. Phone us (call 139-18)
and we will deliver. alMPERIAL
:1 cool sweet, delightful smoke that
will fascinate you. They are carefully
1111:11111 from the very best; selected to-
bacco Try one. Every one sells them.
Good syrup we have It. it’s certainly
has and we only ask 16s per quart
See them and you will appreciate that
When It can be done It so small a
cost why not 11th yourself? 32 10
for 3350101- three years against loss by
fire or lightning. TAYLOR a: 001.11%
Sittings for holiday photographs are
now in order. Appointments for
same can he made by telephone. Call
In noiseless. closes with Jar or water
It. Nash. corner North Main and West
' streets South Norwalk 1
~—~———O
Our store is the’center‘of sensible
gifts for the uhirc;mon or woman. We
ments. toys of every description-«his
means mechanical toys, too; dainty
cards calendars books for the little
lots. in fact everything imaginable ls
hero. H. E .BODWELL, Washington
Let us fill your will bill with the best
grade of cool. that will last a little but.
tor than other grades. and at the same
price—$5.76 a ton. Prompt attention.
Courteous treatment. lRVlNC LOCK-
WOOD It 00.. 122 Water Street.
Our holiday assortment Is at its
man is. we know. one of the difficult
affairs in life. it's no trouble to get
Thursday. Friday or Saturday, to be
wash a surprisingly large number of
thing in picture. M .
rep can bi found here.
10 cent 1- '"1‘" M n few days, at l)
MON' 8. Free usuvsry.
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HOLIDAY FRUIT.
We have secured special fruits for
Xmas trade. Very nice oranges, Jit-
malos. Florida. California ill-Inset.
fancy sppiss, grapes and new putt.
EDWIN WILCOX, Washington street.
South Norwaik. Phone 143-6.
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ANOTHER SLAUGHTER OF LAND.
The last time we made the sloughtg
we sold an immense.- quantity oil ll. ,
Here goes for 1mm? try; , .
urtiay only we will sell leg 611.111. It
11o pcr lb. Loin ol lamb ’tlllkc ill
Blow lamb. 5c lb. We shall also built
some very nice small hen turkeys at
16c lb and some home dressed tools
at Me. A. srnlNWaw; so. Mail: It,
South Norwallr, and phone 131 -Il
or ,mrsnssr To our awash.
Our fin huddle is very nlob indeed,
and the shrimp are very suitable tol‘
salads and we hays ground bone for
chickens. SCHAUB’S MARKET.
Washington street
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OUR PICTURE GALLERY.
For Saturday only we will give up
our entire carpet department to dis» ’
nplay medallions and other plumes,
many of them being copies cl famous
works of art. You are cordially larg-
ed to come and enjoy it. A. DICKN
MAN a SON, 84 Washington street
South Not-walk.
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aTRAMP, TRAMP. THE PEOPLE ARE
MA RCHINO . '
To Wheipley 8r Clark’s cigar store
where they are looking over an
elegant line of tobacco 1111-11. Just whit
the smoker needs to seep his tobawo
moist. also a nice lot of meerscbailhl
and bricr pipes all kinds and she. a.
The Sports, Havana Lights Fave tea
and Cohen Bucket cigars. 25111.; box
for the Holiday trade 31- 00. , WW-
LEY I: CLARK Cor. Main and Wash
lngton streets 80 Norwalk
4...»...
SMOKEBG’ DELIGHT
are a good drawing cigar and pipe.
We have especially for Xmas trade.
JOHN OLDENSC- .LAGER. Washing-
ton streeLSo Norwalk.
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CITTLEMENT OF ESTATES.
Having facilities for settling of se-
tater and a familiarity with the forms.
methods and requirements of courts
the South Norwallr Trust Company can
administer an estate more efficiently
and economically than an individual
whose lack of experience may necessi-
tate legal advice it the expense of the
estate. The perpetual life of the com-
puny the accessibility of Its records
and its responsibility are also matters
of importance In the consideration of
this subiect. SOUTH NORWALK
TRUST CO.
“huh—+1
CHOCOLATE DON BONS. 2811 LR.
These candles are lisually sold at a
much higher pribe The price is out
for this week only. OWEN 8,111lo
Main street.
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ORANGES! ORANGIBI
We call your attention to Florida
Oranges—good ones, too, rest assured
The lot we ha are running excel»
tionaily nice. C NTRAL TODD COM-
PANY Washington Street South
Norwslk. Phone 130.
“.4...“
YOUR CAR. PLEAGE.
We desire you to listen lost a mo-
ment to our story. We are making
special short this year to give you
most attractive candies for the Holi-
days. Societies and Sunday schools
desiring large quantities will do well
to inquire our prices before going silos
where to purchase. Our prices are
Interesting. if A; LAN. 51 Wish-
Ington so, So. Nor-walk. hone 13915.
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