by Miss?
lse Yo fmi
Father. .
lids. '
(”will "W Secrf ct,
Ml Paddock
can; High School
dbll‘w‘l’b’
rs as n ermsny.
‘er .Mfll‘l'Gl'flyn \
Dusk-Home. sweet Home.
Rosters Bray and Chinnery.
tionMTwo Little Stockings.
Elsie Knapp
, Master Wood
Bumsbody’ s Coming.
Md tars Malkin and Nestor.
Filled with the Echoes
t. O Blessed Star
Born Tolls dept
Hand 9. Merry Christmas
'dlsus' Joke, ,.
e Stockings Say
it: of Christmas.
yde, Lillian Heiferusn, Hazel
W Femelis
n!
1 Whilst. cries Carlson.
.. ‘Allen,-‘ William Hayward
.1 It Lockwood.
Witness Time.
" School.
g—lloliy Christmas Weather.
was Woo
Hon—vstocklngs Full of Toys.
' Chester Brundage.
.1 lhthn—Jliiss Mullet.
Grace Aiken
Mabel Hendrick.
n for all+~Lsst Christmas
e Jolly Mari.
-Scl1'oo
l .
tattoo-«Miss Polly Phlox.
Clarence Geddes.
tattoo—Christmas Trees.
. George Sounders. .
Merry Bells.
School.
lobbies tree, with distribution of
MTER SCHOOL. ROOM D.
,. by the school.
so to Parents,
Ruth Rider.
to Children
.1 _ Eddie Smith.
me Celebrate Xmas.
- School.
Min-y to God
So
the Children Keep Xmas
‘ ‘ Carrie Nerthrup.
ls Claus. .
_ Willie Svensen.
to Hang My stocking Up
Edith HoWard.
blib to Bani it Claus.
Florence Smith .1 .
would Claus is Coming.
School .- 1
.When Santa Claus Comes.
. honors. Blade. ,
1 .51! Santa
Hillel Martin. .- l 1 :
Willem Jolly Man. ‘
leldln. Motrin
3 Pressetir. Council
use sites as
" tilts wdbls.
' Fragrant occurred by the Children
elicit
‘ {"08
holes Whltcomb Riley
and
col Read that Sweet Story
. Recitation—«The Night Aftc1
11Hbristmas- Time is Drawing
, St. Joseph
1 Shepherds—«Martin Slattery.
Mary Marron
' of them for minder. via. Josephine
‘fi§§* is
The? This Afternoon.
Murine. are well cared for as
rlstdres season comes around.
and many of the generous residents of
, The Norw:lkjs contribute toward giv-
ing . The following
M Nil (11 flat the ill
stitut d‘ ' ' “
Sour—Christmas Weigome.
Spots Claus‘n Visit 0 the Mother
Goose People.
Seventeen Children.
Recitation—«The Loat.l’cnny.
Ids sumo
RecitationwA Boyle Troubles.
John Fineile.
Song-«Over in Bethlehem.
ine Spelling Match."
Ten Little Children
Recitation—«what the Sibekihss Say.
William Windham.
Itecitation-A Little Bird.
Freddie Hoyt.
Sour—Holly Red and Mistletoe.
The House Where Ted hives.
Seven Little Children.
Recitation~0lirlstmas Eve at the
North Pole. -.
Cyrel Tucker.
Reciéutiou~Twinkle Twinkle.
g tar.
Little
Francis wright.
Song—Shine Out. 0 Blessed Btai
,1 Recitatiour-Sing a Song of Sixpence.
Charles Reynolds.
Recitation~liow S his Had a Frolic.
Henry hililps.
Pantomime- mhrlaimss slve
Fl ive Children.
Sonic-Mrs. Santa Claus. .
limitation-Through the Telephone.
' \Vditer Beckwith. .
Recitation—fits First Day at St hool.
* ' George Wright.
Recitation—The Robin.
Nelson Wasbburu.
Recitationhlcicias and Bicycles.
George Underhill.
Songm'i‘he Sweet Old Story.
Guess Game.
Five Little Children.
Recitation—Jl‘he Very nest Thing,
Jenni ie Guvanlto.
Recitdtion~Tho Knite of Boyhood.
rue Pelh‘atn.
Moother Goose Rhymes
Three Kindergarten Children
Songwciiroi sweetly Carol.
Louisa Morton.
Christ-
mas.
Gemge Mcbeever.
Recitation—weave Cradle,
, Maggie beteck '
Recitation—J1me Deed Doll '
Marietta Bowers.
Christmas Quotations
School.
Song—Onward. Christmas Soldiers.
——Who wins the handsome French doll
to be given away by M. S. Smith &
Co. ? Every purchase of 25c gives you
a chance.
AT THE PAROCHIAL scHOOL.
The Dawn of the Redemption Being
Presented This Afternoon.
The pupils of St. Mary's parochial
school are this afternoon giving the
play The Dawn 01' Redemption; .or
The Adoration of the Mam Kings. in
the assembly hall. The program for
the occasion follows;.
King Herod. Stephen “ability
The Three. Wise Men of the East.
’ Melchoir. Francis Ward
. .lethasar. Harry Sullivan
‘ Gaspard. Bernard McDonald
Angel Gabriel. . Anna Bums
Joseph Fogsn
Martin
Creagh John Tierney. John Dorsey.
Page. _Aiex. O'Connor
George Harrison
Jews—James Dagon. John Barnes.
' . Caries McCarthy
Herald: Martin Slottery
loan a singer) domes Dalton
Pantomimn-—-“.Icsiis Lover of My
_Soul."’
Agnes Torpy. Mary
(3.sssldy Anna Burns. Msiy Byrnes.
Katherine Sullivan. May Sullivan
Margaret Leonalml, Mamie Tully.
Marion Hayes, Margaret Marrqn.
Katherine Dillon, Mary Creagh.
Genevieve Creighton. 1
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~Dressing Csses,'1 $1 and 31.50.91
Selleck's.
_..._
1' ‘wCranberrles sogt. to 11-1.. a Go.
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oooo Paoouaee MADE.
Work of grimldll strainer Court Hur.
ri ed Along. .
-The work of the Criminal Superior
court since it has been in session for
this term has been expedited
constantly. in number of important
‘esses being disposed of. mo
and»... .1
still and
«W fig?
"taste Golsbflse.
er rdei' cbse to
to D’Onoilro.
it name Ber-
11.“
do“
thNorwiks
al 3.“
but new
walls“ Micros
oftbe ’Onoilrooesa.
Next
firing the term to e
misdeeds as rapid as 11 his
*md MI“. 1
All:
ӎ. timry out. it.
burlap at the County Home in 3'
Thousi‘nds buffer from
Knowing its Real Character. ~ -
sis. People having it think the their
nerves are, to blame. ,
that they are not culled. by nerve mods
clues and spring remedies: the reel
seat of the mischief in lost sight of:
the stomach is the organ to be looked
after.
Nervous dyspeptics often do not
have any, pain wustbver in the atom
ach. nor perhaps any of the usual
symptoms of stomach weakness. Nor
vous dyspepsia shows‘itsclf not In the
stomach so much as in nearly every
other organ; in same cases the heart
palpitates and lslrrsgnlari- in others,
the kidneys are affected: in others. the
bowels are troubled, with loss of flesh
appetite, with the economist-ion of gas.
sour risings and heartburn.
A. W. Sharper. of No. ill Prospect
Street. indianapolis. Ind.. writes as fol
lows: “A motive of pure gratitude
prompts me to write these few lines
iegurdiug the new and valuable medi
cine, Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets; i
have been a sufferer from nervous dys-
pepsia for the last four years; have
used various patent medicines and oth.
er remedies without any favorable rs
unit They sometimes give temporary
relief until the effects of the medicine
waie off. I attributed this to my so
dentary habits. being a bookkeeper
with little physical exercise. but I am
sled to state that the tablets have ov-
ercome all these-obstacles. for l have
gained in flesh. sleep better and um
better in every way The above is
written not for notoriety but is based
on actual facts."
Respectfully yours.
A. W SHARPEH
6) Prospect St. Indianapolis ind. T
It is safe to any that Stuart's Dys
pepsin Tablets will cure any steinach
weakness or disease. except cancer of
the stomach. They cure sour stomach;
gas, loss of flesh and appetite. sleepé
lessncss. psipitatiun. heartburn. constié
potion and headaches.
Semi for valuable little book on sto.
mach diseases by addressing Stuart
00.. Marshall. Mich.
All druggists sell full sized packages
at 50 cents. 018 20
» JACKSON’3 esursivceo.
, «Me--
The Female Prieioner Dis Debar, Fur.
niches Dramatic Features.
LONDON December 20-The tilnl
of Thebdore and Laura Jackson at the
Old Bailey was con nuerl today. Antl-'
clpstlons of a vent of being reported
sooner than expected revived interest
in the iiieocratic Unity and the court
room was well filled when the proceed
logs were resumed. The female pris
oncr as usual furblsb‘c the. dramatic
features of we examine ion of the wit.
nesses cross-examining them in modu:
laied tones and alternate whining and
threatening.
When the case for the prosecution
was cioced the dcfondantsp announced
that they would not call any witnesses
but would testify in their own be
half.
Jackson use lien arrow and com
menced an addresfis in the nature of ii
Iectme during Which he claimed to be
a man bound to single life by religious
vows and emphithaticully denied tes
.mony furnished as to his conduct
with Daisy Adams whose story he
said was a tissue of falsehoods He
described the female prisoner as a me
.Iium through whom he Jackson. had
communicatlou with his “spirit wife"
The jury returned a verdict of gull
ty against both defendants. The
judge sentenced Jackson to fifteen
years to renal servitude and Mrs
Jackson to seven years pcnul servl
fudc.
‘b run-
A WOMAN‘B AWFUL PERIL.
"Time is only one chance to save
Your life and that is through an opera
Mon" Were the startling woids heard
by Mia. l. B. Hunt. of Lime Ridge
Wis. from her doctot. after he had
vainly tried to cure hei of 1a frightful
reuse of stomach trouble and yellow
laundlco. Gall stones had formed and
she constantly grew worse. Then she
began to use Electric Bitters, which
wholly cured her. It's a wonderful
Stomach. iver and Kidney remedy
Cures Dying pals. Loss of Appetite. Try
it. Only. 0 cents. Guarani. ed. For
sale by F. H. Baxter, South
orwslk;
lohn A Riggs. Norwslk.
w“.
esuanst steed serves.
DE'l MOT. Mich. December 30»
General Russell A. Alger. former sec
rotary of war, who is suffering from a
severe attack of mu stones. passed a
.very comfortable night and is resting
easy this morning. . The operation
Which It was intended to perform to-
day, has been postponed until minor
row as the result of (leper-cl Alger‘s
improvement. . ..
HIADTH AND IIAUTY.
, ii. less
little is carried off It will aim
Pll
oflm‘p
11 Without
No trouble is more common or more.
mls- understood than nervous d soap-1 ‘
are surprised
1H. Cl. Chrestcnson. of Happen Mfii‘n.
1 Dough Cum affords
‘ i no r been removed can theory!)
a
the report recently submitted to him
um and Order Lessee re
d violations of the law
- In a letter cent today to
Colonel Charles A. Jewell, a prominent
local member of the leuxue. n19 mayor
says the report es resolved 1} him is
nothing more than ones i131“ sour
munlcstionws more sysop!
port as made at the rodent
of [league officials In as“
mayor calls fur a full on
officials of the League. ,
upon receipt of the latter pbmmunicet-
ed by telephone with Secretary Prince.
of the wagon. at New maven.
museum?
SAVED H I8 LIFE
“I wish to say that i feel i owe my
life to Kodol Dyspepsia Cure." writes
“For three years I was troubled bill lib
dvspcpsin so that l «gold hold points
on my stomach Ma y limits I will.
be unable to retain a mortal of food.
Finally I was confined to my bed
Doctors said I could not live. from]
one of your nilvoi‘tiscmonts o‘n Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure and thought it fit my
case and commenced its use. i began
to improve from the first bottle. Now
I am cured and recommend it to nil."1
Digests your food. Cures all stomach
troubles. George C. Stilison.
ANOTHER SMALLPOX CASE.
BRISTOL. December 20wAnothcr
suspected case of smallpox developed
yesterday. making four in addition to
the original case. The health author-
ities have leased the buildings in Hick-
ory Park and will fit them up for post
houses. putting in telephones. electric
light. etc. A trained nurse from Hart-
ford, who is an immune. will care for
the sick ones. The officers of the
State Board of Health consulted with
the local health officer yesterday after-
noon. in regards to means of prevent- .
ing a spread of the contagion.
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AN EVANGELIQT'B STORY.
cliiul or lung trouble and tried var-
ious remedies but did not obtain per-
manent relief until i commenced using
One Minute Cough Cure,"
River. ill. "I have no hesitation in
recommending it~to all sufferers from
m‘nludics of this kind.“ One Minute
501' coughs, colds and all
throat and lung troubles.
it is unequalled.
pleasant to take. never fails, and is
really a favorite with the children.
They like it. George C. Stiison.
For croup
TRINITY COL‘LEQE ATHLETIC
HARTFORD December 20«Trinity
College is to have a new athletic field
costing $10,000. 01' this sum $4.000
has been contributed by the alumni of
New York city and ii determined effort
is being made to raise the remainder.
An appeal for money has been made to
”giuduotes and undergraduates. it is
expected that work'on the field will
be begun next yeah,“
SAW DEATH NEAR.
“it often made my heart iiclio."
writes L. C. Overeircct, of Eigin.
Tenn. “to hear my wife. cough until
it seemed her weak and sore lungs
would c.0llapsc Good doctors said she
was so far gone With Consumption
that no medicine or earthly help could
save her. but a filend recommended
Dr King‘s New Discovery and persis-
tent use of this excellent medicine
saved her life." it's absolutely guar‘
upload for Coughs. Colds. Bronchitis.
Asthma and all Throat and Lung dis-
eases. 50c and SI. 00. at I". H. Baxter’s
South Norwalk; John A. Riggs’s Nor
walk Trial bottles free.
CONNEeJCUT MINING COMPANY.
HARTFORD. December 20w1‘lic
California Mining Company. of Nov.
llnvcn. filed ultlclcs of incorporation
at the office of the secretary of state
yesterday. The capital stock is to be.
$3,000,000 divided into 120.000 shares
of 95 each of which 96. 000 shares are
to he of common stack and 24.000 in
8 per cent preferred stock. Busineés
is to be begun with a capital stock of
8600.000 in paid cash. Joseph Dawson.
James Akell and Harry Beck. all "of
Philadelphia. are the incorporators.
A fee of $1,500 was paid to the state
treasury.
sAvs HE wss' romance.
"1 suffered such pain from some i
could hardly walk." writes H Robin.
son. Hillsborough Ili.. "But Bucklen’s
Arnlca Solve completely cured tbein.’
Acts like magic on sprains. bruises
cuts. sores. scsids. burns. bolls ulcers
Perfect healer of skin diseases and
piles. Cure guaranteed by Eli its“
fer. South Nor-walk; John A Riggs;
Not-walk. 851:.
GASKET OF 81'. AGNEG. ,
. ROME; December lil-fa—in the pro
Varese of 'OXCIYEHDIII it the Basilica of
' at. was. last week it was found tbdtroo
the silver casket in which the remains
of st. Agnes were placed upon their:
discovery by Pope Paul V in the soy-
enteenth century; and which was buri-
so In the crypt of the Basilica, thud
closed to Accept ‘
"‘i‘sui‘fered for yours with a bran» '
write; Rev. .
fumes Kirkmnu. evangelist of Belle .
immediate relief "
kinds of .
Absolutely safe. Very ‘-
the most’bxiensive and boat
chosen stock of Framer)
Pictures we ever bad-and
we've always carried the best
in town. This ought to be 0!
special interest to you be-
‘OIIISO it will give you the
’. 1 best chance to buy right
Iii. ill {be
You get the best satisfac-
tion from your pictures by
having them well framed. We
know about framing effects
and select moldings to suit
the picture. Not expensive
nor cheap. Just really good
frames at the right price.
liliiiS’ SIIIIIBS
Selected by an artist.
linker,
87 WASHINGTON STREET,
South Norwslk.
v i
J unius Brown
Painter lllld l’aplf linger. ‘
“White Lead and Zinc
Pure
mixed by hand will wear twice
as long and cover double our
fees as machinery mixed. The .
house of William Stevens and of
Stephen Wilcox. both on South .
Main street. were painted by me ‘
In this manner over eleven years
ago. They are still good
Yolir house will stand as well
If I paint it My office. 52 Southx
Main street. My residence. 25 c
Elm Grove street.
"a” Dr. Dick’s liedlciiu
CURES
R H EUMATISM
SOLD BY
' ALL DRUGGISTS.
‘W
Ilene iii a Position
to handle all property (real or
personal) to be said by auction.
An auctioneer has been an
played by us and proper atten-
tion warranted to an work plac
ed in the hands of this agency.
Jacob M. Ladies.
Railroad Place. 30. Norwalk.
” o w. PAYMOND,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALMEE,
I!) North Main St, South Norwolk
Residence, 9 Crescent Terrac-
‘I‘elephone at house. ill-B.
A Flush
Valve.
Noiseloss. closes without jar or we
ter hammer. Has no tank. . -
THE lDEAL
VOLUMETER, PRESSURE REQU-
LATING FLUSH VALVE.
. A self adjusting ressure regulator,
applied to s Flush slve operp ted by
direct pressure. Discharges the Rams
amount of water in the some length of
. time. regardless of the head or pres-
sure In service pipe.
See" It in operation In our display
ilu cellist
’ , Offers a line stock of Japanese chimp
Dflul. I
A TU RNIP OPPORTUNITY.
The was Inland Turnip has a raw
tstion for sweetness. We have them
now. at 50 cents bushel. L’HOMME
DIEU BROTHERS. 1
h
READ AND PROFIT.
Pillsbury’s Plymouth oats. :8 pimp.
25c; Plilsbnry's Cat Food linked. 9o
Dks; Plil‘burys Flaked Whmmpku.
25c The simple 1'!“th the“ goods
bear the name of Pillsbury is slime.
lent gnilrantee cf. quality. ll H MORE-
HOUSE. West avenue. ,
wits—”W
THE BUBIEST PLACE lN NORWALK
These days is LEWIS’ 8 PHOTO
GRAPH GALLERY. Sittings from 10
a. m. to 3 :30 p. 111. First quality Work
New designs of mountings. ' Popular
prices. Sittings Sundays until the H01
ldays. from 10 a. at. £0.22” 0. m.
YOUR HOLIDAY wcslss.
There is no necessity of going to
New York for your wines. Wecurry
the best brands of domestic and im-
ported wines. Phone us (call 139—12)
and we Will deliver. [MPERIAL
CAFE. Railroad place. So. Norwsik.
Mm
HAVE YOU TRIED
The Old Well Perfecto cigar? It's
a cool, sweet delightful smoke that
will fascinate you. They are carefully
made from the very best selected to
bacco. Try one. Every one sells them
OLD WELL CIGAR (30.. 88 Washing
ton Street
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iF YOU’RE LOOKING FOR
(lood syrup we havelt. It’s certainly
fine and we only ask 15c per quart
jar.
See them and you will appreciate that
the price is all right. CONRAD
BECKER, Washington street. South
Norwalk.
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L088 BY FIRE.
When it can be done at so small a
cost. why not protect yourself? $2.10
insures furniture and household goods
for $350 for three years against loss by
fire or llghtn ng TA?! OR & GOLD
EN, Washington street, 80. Norwaik.
Q...“
XMAS IS COMING.
Sittings for holiday photographs are
now in order. Appointments for
same can be made by telephone. Call
1432. G. S. NORTH. ‘
WP...
THE IDEAL FLUSH VALVE
is noiseless. closes With Jar or water
hammer. Has no tank. See It in op-
eration in our display room. HORACE
R. Nash corner North Main and West
streets, South Norwalk.
GIFTDOM FOR HOLIDAYS.
Our store is the center of sensible
gifts for the Chliii. man or woman.’ We
have nicely framed’pictures. tree orna-
ments. toys of every descriptionv-this
means mechanical toys. too; dainty
cards. calendars. books for the little
tots. In fact everything imaginable is
here. H. E .BODW‘ELL. Washington
street. South NorwaiK.
”4 ' .
FILL YOUR BIN.
Let us fill your coal bin with the best
grade of coal. that will last a little bet-
ter than other grades. and at the same
price-45.75 a ton. Prompt att ntion.
Courteous treatment. IRVING .OCK-
WOOD It. 00.. 122 Water Street.
Phone 31-5.
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~IF IT'S JEWELRY, IT'S HERE.
Our holiday assortment Is at. Its
best—desirable patterns in watches.
toilet acts. clocks umbrellas. novelties.
rings. at reasonable prices. H.
RUUD, So. Main St” 80 Norwalk
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TROUBLED WITH YOUR WASH?
Getting a good. careful washerwo-
man is. we know. one of the difficult
affairs in life. It‘s no trouble to get
us to do your washing. We are always
at the same stand. always ready to ball
for washing and to deliver same when
it is done. No worry to you; no run-
ning away with clothing. etc. We
wash the ciothlngsent us and return
it. Now. if you let us get this wash
Thursday. Friday or Saturday. to be
delivered Monday or Tuesday. w‘e will
wash a surprisingly large number of
pieces for fifty cents CRESCENT
LAUNDRY. Water St” So. Norwalk.
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HERE'S THE PLACE
To get your stable supplies at rea-
sonable p1 ices A large assortment of
horse blankets all grade. from $1 to
85. Plush lap robes, $2. 5 to :4. All
kinds of harness. carriages and run-
abouts and in fact everything on
wheels, we sell. General repairing a
specialty. LUTHER M. WRIGHT.
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A KID GLOVE CHANCE.
No such stock as this bereabout; no
lobby. ill-fitting tr b; our gloves are
all made from the cat selected skins.
They fit perfectly. and they wear‘ sat-
lsfsctorlly r. A stator a co.
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shines mu MARKET.
Snapping «blue can. file 1b.; steak
cod. 10oz. whole cod..7c; steak salmon.
1295c; whole salmon. 10c: steak pol-
Iock. whole fish. 7c; herring. 7c. 4 lbs.
25c: shri p. 30c lb escallbps, 350 lit;
oysters, so at. long clubs, 25c pt.- .
sea trout. blue. frost block and not
fish Long and round clams. L. I
turnips, 40c bu.
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B. 8.1‘ILLOTION
dainty. useful. and at a low price. A11
noel clearance sale of outing and tail-
or-insde hate. your choice at 9811. Come
at once and secure bargains. Also
special prices on all trimmed hats.
promote bats and veils to rent. chil-
dren's et- at neatly reduced
WW
THE MIQBEO DAWDON
would lull mention a felt items
their stock suitable for gifts:
I.
bras. pictures and books.
Large pickles at 12c per dozen ‘
W '1
math
kercblefs. cl es. hose. muslin Wh?sr£ If
list. when“ and users. brbsbet.b
MEANWDNHIDW A!
. NIW YhAR TO AM”
If your”
Whites. , . .
chase at” anything In bur use it
pay you to look or r our swell.
comprises, in st ”.‘C.’ his
‘ ‘ Bled lire welcome “at our Itdi‘ei
be politely received at any time. .
over our as truent: ”Milo 10b Fl .
find just we at you went. at W
LEY a CI. suits taperN Main Add
Washington streets, nth Norwalk.
W
. How is will 1‘th .
To think about splash? your chmv- ‘1
mas present Our use this your of? :
fore the largest assortment to M fonts
in the Twin Cities. Fancy chins fit
every description, lampd. toilet We; 1
art pictures. 20c and up. Willi: All:
vor novelties this Week, 190. EV V?! .1
thing in picture books for tile calla“ ‘
ren can be found bare. See theb Bed
10 cent window in tow days. it An
MON' 8. Free anally
, HOLIDAY FRUIT-
We have secured s eclai fruits for
Xmas trade. Very co oranges, Ja
mnica. Florida. Ca ifornia Orans'es‘.
fancy apples. gray and new nuts
EDWIN WIL’COX. sshington street.
South Nurwalli. Phone 143- 5.
ANOTHER SLAUGHTER OF LAMB.
The last time we made the sin liter
we sold an :mmense quantity of.s1nb.
Here goes or another try. For Bab
urdsy only we will sell leg of lamb at
110 per lb. Loin of lamb. 1236c lb.
Stew lamb. 5c lb. We shall also have .
some very nice small hen turkeys at
16c lb. and some home dressed foivle
at 140. A STEINWALD. 80. Main Sh.
South Norwalk, and phone 137 6.
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OF INTEREST TO MEAT BUYERS.
Our Iln huddle is very nice indeed,
and the shrimp are very suitable for
salads and we here ground bone for
chickens. SCHAUB'S MARKET.
Washington street.
W
OUR PICTURE GALLERY.
For Saturday only we will give up
our entire carpet department to dis-
play medallions and other pictures.
many of them being copies of famous
works of art. You are cordially invit-
ed to come and enjoy it A. DICKER-
MAN SON. 84 Washington street.
South orwslk.
Mm...
SMOKERS' DELIGHT
file a good drawing cigar and pipe.
We have especially for Kmas trade.
.OHN OLDENSL-.LAGER. Washing
ton street So. Norwalk.
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SETTLEMENTOF ESTATES.
Having faoilitiesffor settling of ca-
tates. and a familiarity with the forms,
methods and requirements of courts.
the South Norwalk Trust Compenycan
administer an estate more eflciently
and economically than an individua
whose lack of esperionce may necessi-
tate legal advice at the expense of the
estate. The perpetual life of the com-
pany, the Accessibility of its records.
and its responsibility are also matters
of importance in the consideration of
this subject. SOUTH NORWALK
TRUST CO.
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CHOCOLATE DON BONS. 28¢: LB.
These candles are usually sold at a
much higher price. The price is cut
for this week only.‘ OWEN’S. North
Main street.
ORANGEBI CHANGES!
We call your attention to Florida
Oranges—100d ones, too, rest assured.
The lot we have are running encepv
tlonally nice. CENTRAL FOOD 00M-
PANY. Washington Street. Sbutb
Norwalk. ‘Phone 130.
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YOUR EAR. PLEASE.
We desire you to listen just a mo-
ment to our story. We are making
special effort 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 else
where to purchase. Our prices are
Interesting. F. A. LANE. I51. Wash
ington St. 80. Norwalk. Phone 11189-5
gm.
8. I. MILLS‘B ASSORTMENT.
Of fancy pillow tops and stamped lin-
ens most complete In the ty. Our
81. 00 glsce and mocha kids eyes are
the best made and warranted. Import-
ers’ sample line embroidered handker~
chiefs. Over 200 styles. way under
price. urge line golf gloves. mittens
and Onyx hosiery at attractive prices
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DO YOU NEED NEW GLOVES?
Then you wliitiurciy be interested
in this so.» Driving gloves. wth daring
wrist fur tops otherwise buck skin. It
81 per pair. A very good leather slave
at 361:. See it to:1spprociaba. Child-
ren's Mite; 10. “LIED. North
Main street. omit. . ,
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