V.
Morning.
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liter
_ Morning.
t!
W0-
9 Us avenue
on.
Elvening.
I Bothlshsni,
. i .. She
I.
mr'l‘onor solo.
““7.
. Mrs. L. H
the ;
v silt
. 51 l
v
'ry Sentence.
lCorda,
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clonal I-lymn a.
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EPH'S
Sigh Nara.
Me:
' in missus. and: A;
- and dimotor on-
‘3. i .
in. - 1 .
Lot Ila Now Even 00
$010.“; .
z ,. Mrs. Raymond.
summonses Wore . Shepherds.
"was“. ‘4 the one
" r. Mar n.
iret. tenor; Miss Henrietta A.
rganist and director.
BAPTIST CHURCH .
ion .
More “spine, W. 0. Williams
,. wilted]. -
‘ lilo . Manger Cradle, n. P. Dunks
_ rymloprano solo.
‘ Mills Elli Byxbee.
' 65.02;!” the World the Lord
ords
”i...
And here-Were
ll. Miss Clara Van Doren. Miss
boo: puss ears. David Go id
. tenors. L. H.
EMMY; hassos. Hod. Mead.
dare; director. Denny S.
‘ > ‘ “'Hisav‘l’ieiiie Diehrow.
Writ EPISCOPAL.
following program will be giv-
iif'Triiiity Episcopal Church Sunday
e1 ’ y of. twenty-sight voices,
{1 fraction of the organist.
.ight of Nights.
‘ f GRACE CHURCH.
nth Sunday in Advent:
Morning.
humans in the Highest. ‘
firmness, .
Kotaniartz
. G. if. lienter
. ' Bdhneoker
Tidings.
iii. Marco.
soprano: ‘ Mrs.
Morgan. bass:
is Born.
H. A. Bartlett
Watched
Shepherds.
H. Millard
L. H. ‘ Stanfield
unit the Herald Angels Sing.
. Scoiield. Mrs.
t
Mendelssohn
Willis
Martin
Martin
Martin
i “ Redner
Vandewater
Old Hundred
Martin
Martin
Martin
Martin
Bamby
Smart
«cum
\
Crasselius
on
Aid
' ’W
.. .wtiorman
fiaydn
. Tun.
.. .fl‘oura
. Tell"!
Knecht
0 Lord gm
rim: 482. "-"i "rem
CHURCH: 1 '
10:80.
h . '1 ‘
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, v
.‘i *.
F. “but
illidpepsia netball could boldnootliinlg,
on gunman. Many times it
. . a
it...
healthy» said"! so
use no commenced Its use. i began
.i‘”‘....iihii"”""‘i"mg
. e , Nil ‘0. t. ‘
tin. and mum. mes’i‘od
skillful "hand inborn ho unt-
mosi: care in mount are all
. a... ,1 wt
the esto all roofing:
First made half a cen-
turly ago-uow univer-
sal 9' " nized as the.
. stun orall tin roof-w
log. This trade mark is stamped
onievery genuine sheet. Ask.
if:
noon“
.
your ”mailman“ ‘
or .. . A out.
wrlietolgoueoio Milling. rim 7.. ‘
for illustrated book on roofing.
OOIPANY. .
"ma.
AMAZON'S TROUBLES.
Proprietor Obliged‘ to Abdicate—Fa-
ther's Estate Preo‘oer Him.
The amaton, one of thn'best known
cafes in. Bridgeport is in the hands of
meshsriffs Elltii‘, its‘ property. Fritz
Plan has tiled" 'a pet.‘..on in bank-
ruptcy. it is estimated that the lia-
bilities» are SMOOO, whilethe assets
consists of ...o stock. fixtures and good
will 'of the cafe.
The Amazon is the most luxurious-
ly fitted up cafe in Bridgeport . it was
opened about. twelve years ago and
was very successful. But of late the
business has been run at a loss. Mr.
lifisu wssvlarkely indebted to his in-
tiier’s estate. He had borrowed money
to the amount of 89.000 and gave as
security the headstone pictures which
adorn the walls. As no interest had
been paid on the loan. Mrs. Julius
Plan, who is the administratrix of her
husband's estate. thought it better to
close matters.
Several other creditors have died
attachments and the sheriffs are in
charge. l‘he place is now being run
in the interest of the estate.
SAYS HE WAS TORTURED.
"I suffered such pain from cornsgl
could hardly walk." writes H. Robin
sou. Hillsborough. lll.. “But Bucklen‘s
Arnlca Salvo completely cured them:
Arts like magic on sprains. bruises.
cuts; sores. scalds. burns. boils. ulcers.
Perfect. healer of skin diseases and
piles. Cure guaranteed by F. H. Bax
ter. South Norwalk; .lohn A. Riggs.
Norwalk. 25c. >
WORKS AGAINST POLVGAMV. '
NEW YORK. December til—~At a
recent meeting of the members of the
West hind Presbyterian Church. it was
decided to ludorse and work for the
proposed amendment‘to like constitu-
tion so that polygamy, 37, be made
impossible in the United“ mos. Mrs.
W. P. White, who tortoise years has
been doing missionary and education-
al work among the Mormons told how
her school house had been mttackod
and wrecked by a mob. She declared
that the Mormon Church bod political
control of seven western , Mrs.
White also said that under t eir mar-
velous system of coloairihg doubtful
States. the Mormons bolth'd We would
control thirteen consonant! i wouiu
then would'lie impossible mt ‘ .mlys-
may without civn war.
‘ one.” , "
r
» This signature odour, boost the genuini
‘ i Laxative We: mu-
notation-wool
the «mod! that eure- a
union Gunman.
. , LONDON, December «II-u'i‘he king
and queen. surrounded by many men-
here of the royal family will spend
Christal“ ’etzflmdrlogbon, where a
similar party will . nether Monday
W
dam. The South
*W In
: nation's.
h .
sunshine weir serum. AGAIN.
glare entered the New ilforlt. New Hav-
en a Hartford station at‘Bethel, yes-
terday. by forcing a door and a win-
dow. They broke open the ticket case
:and stole several hundred tickets. and
some mileage books. ‘The' intruders
. mm ie‘smptyloge'lut of fashion;
IbiopeO’ple, who on hurrying in the
W to hoidwthiirtmlflho Old
‘ contours unannounced!
ell’the nest Woodwtkelloifod my
7' Who success and. rity ,1.“ ‘
limb
" 6 ED A p .
[wish may than feel i oweimy
fp toaKodol Dyspepsia Cure." writes
so. Cbrostsnsdn. of Hayfield, Minn.
three.- years . i , was troubled witb‘
l wo
bis mu livid morsol of food.
iy. I was
not live. i read
“Will“mlv ’ cuts on Kodol
a Cure and bought it lit/my
vs from the first bottle. Now
red and‘rocommend it to all."
your food. Gui-es all stomach
“surge C. Simeon.
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i'BET‘HnL; Gonna. December dimiiur-
didnot obtain any money as Station
Agent. McMahon had taken home the
day's recelpu. as the station onto vies
blown open a shoretlmaago by bur-
glars and had neveri‘bson repaired.
AN EVANGELISI'S STORY.
"l sui'iorod for years with n bron-
chlal'or lung trouble and tried var-
ious remedies but did not obtain por-
manent relief until I commenced using
One Minute Cough Cure." writes Rev.
James Kirkmhn. evangelist of Belle
River, lll.‘ “i have no hesitation in
recommending it to all sufferers from
maladies of this kind." Oile‘Mitluw
Cough Cure affords lmm‘ediatc‘reiiof
for coughs. colds and all kinds of
throat and lung troubles. For croup
it is unequalled. Absolutely safe. Very
pleasant to take. never fails and Is
really a favorite with the “children.
They like it. George C. Stilson. *
COPPER MINE'CLAIMB SOLD.
Shim .Lid, Warmth. December illw
L. C. Dillmsn has returned from New
York. where he sold twontyeight cop.
per mining claims located in. the in"
terior of Alaska for ll.200.000. He
says the landed syndicate to which
he sold the claims has"'dshhltely»de-
clued to build a railroad from Walden.»
Alaska to the locations of the claims.
a distance of its miles. The‘cost of
the road will be about #3500000.
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SAW DEATH NEAR.
"it often made my heart arbe.’
writes L. C. Overstrcet. of iiiigln.
Tend, “to hear my wife cough until
it seemed her weak and sore lungs
would collapse. Good dootors said she
was so far gone with Consumption
that no medicine. or earthly help could
save her. but a friend recommended
Dr. King‘s New Discovery and persist
tent use of this excellent medicine
saved her life." it's absolutely guar
named for Coughs. (folds. Bronchitis.
Asthma and all Throat and Lung dis.
eases. 50c and 81.00. at lv‘. ii. Baxter's.
South Norwalk; John A. Riggs's, Non
walk. Trial bottles‘frec.
DEAVJI HAYDEN'o LIFE.
WINDSOR LOCKS. Conn. December
21—— Deaoon Jsbee Haskell Hayden of
this town celebrated his ninetletb
birthday anniversary at his home yes-
terday. There wuss gathering of the
family. Deacon Hayden is very ac-
tive. He was born in Hayden station
town of Windsor and has lived in these
two terms all his life. He was form-
erly engaged in MS manufacture of
sewing silk but has been retired for
some time. He is of the seventh gen-
eration of William Hayden ‘who came
from England in in... with the church
on: people who come to Windsor in
iii 5.
____’.._—
IT IS IMPORTANT
To Know What You Are Tilting When
Using eetarrh Medicines.
Catarrh is the short route to con-
sumption. and tho Importance of early
and ludiclons treatment of catarrb
whether located in the head. throat or
bronchial tubes. cannot be too strongly
emphasised. ~
The list of catarrh euros in as long
as the mom law oad‘tbo forms in
which they arenadmlnistared. numcrv
one and confusing. froxn sprays. iuhul-
ere. washes. olntments. and arrives to
powders. liquids oudtobiote.
Tho tablet form. iI undoubtodly the
moat convenient-and the moat effec-
tive. but with. until all advertised
remedies it is almostentlroiy a matter
log into your oysteiiwu the propriev
tors. while-nobleman sorts of claim
they“ .
catsuit cum
' “new.
.T sures um,”
- (WWW are-«illuminat- .m
‘ MMW moonshine
, _ you
$2.”. m .
‘ ‘ The may a r to aujwuo Send
delving into tbdi dusty record of it?
past, as wall as following modern in
periments in the" realms of‘modl‘
Science. Dr. James W. Kidd. 10831?! t
National Bank
ind. molten the ‘
that he has surefi‘dieoovoi‘od the
on and to my bed- ir of life. That
of a mysterious compound. kn
.ofououwork on to whetiyou ore tab
on to outitoairiniodieihoo will do. al-
ways iioep it onion secret or to whet ,,
I
when hrs-Irma; u not iv
Wool-will?“-
Nome‘ i Address. .
After years of patiencstudy. and?
i
uildiul. Fort Way] .2
Mill; announce _ t
3 a is a e, witbfths
i. ,;- 4
own only
to himself. produced as a result of the
yearsilhe has spent in searching for
this precious life'- giviug boon. to cure
any and every disease that is known to
the human body. There is no doubt _,
of the doctor’s earnestness in making
his claim and the remarkable cures
that ha is daily effecting seems to beer .
him out very strongly. His theory
which he advances is one of reason
and based on sound experience in a .
medical practice of many years. it
costs politics to try his remarkable .
"Elixir of Life." as he call it. for he ‘
hands it free. to anyonowho ie ‘a sub
furor. in anillcieni quantites to con-
vince or its ability to cure. so there is
absolutely no risk to run. Some of the
cure: cited are very remarkable. and .
but for reilsblcflwitnesses would bard-
ly be credited.“ T e lame have thrown
away crutches an (walked about after
two or three trlfi‘lt of the remedy. The
been restored to their families and
friends in perfect health. Rheuma- =
tiem, neuralgia. stomach. heart. liver.
kidney. blood iiiklu disease and '*
bladder trouble-ad pear as by mag-
ic. ‘licadschcs. backaches. nervous-
ness. fevers. consumption. coughs.
colds. asthma. coiarrh. bronchitis and
all affections of the throat. lungs or
any vital organs iii-e easily overcome
in a space of time that is simply mar.
volous.
Partial paralysii. locomotor ataxia,
dropsy. gout. scrotum and piles are
quickly and permanently removed. it
purifies the entire system. blood. and
tissues, restores orinalnerre poorer,
circulation and state of perfect
health is produced at once. To the
doctor all systems are alike and equal-
ly affected by this great “Elixir of
Life.“ Send for the remedy today. it
is free to every sufferer. State what
you want to be 6 red of and the sure
remedy for it Will entyott. free by
return mail. ’ ‘ . '
can or one , NE EXPLODED.
DANBURY,‘ Do other 2l~A‘Porter
carrying a can of gasolene through the
collar of the handsome Wooster build.
log. at Main and White streets. step
pad on a match head, yesterday. and
the. sparks ignited the gssoiene. and
made an explosion. George Rupiah, a
clerk, who tried to‘ extinguish the
names, was overcome, and had a par.
row escape from being burned to
death. The fire caused $50 damage to
the building and its occupants.
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fiéw voltmasw nevus a
can't-soap RAILROAD.
TIMETASLI.
MM ‘ ‘
in effect December 1.19m.
nun—s.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW Y
K.
A. M.——-12:351. 4:55: 636:. 6:18
8:55. 7:13. 7:5‘.‘ 8:161. 9108:. 9:86.
9:56, 10:28x. 10:40, 11.15:.
P M.—-1ii:i’-fix. 1:17. 2:253. 3:04
8:21x. 4:07. 4:501: 5:33. 6:65;.
6:38, iizbiix. 7~255!.“3i11. 10:20.
‘ SUNDAYS. '~
A. ll.--13:“X‘,"4:“l. him. 9‘05.
‘ valid. 5:662. 7:20.
10:10. . ‘ '
LEAVE NIW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK.
Irlli‘m.‘ "It”. .200. 7:00
‘. 8:03
1130:. moi. .
1:36;. «on. 4:04 mo. 5:02. been.
me. 7200:. 7:02. iwox. 9:30; 11:00;
‘ smarts. .
A. Ila—12mm «on. 1:10. 10:01.
P. lav-4:00. noes. 11:01.2 3 r ‘
_ Leave Iowa "NONVIALK
. ‘1'
‘hmw'l: "its ma
:- .. Jr: ” (3 7t ‘3‘ 1 ‘1.
on. can, 7 my. slurs. neuritis.
,u.
" manhunt.“
inisis’ indies
sick. given up by home doctors. have , V .
mm; mm. tom.
Ila—11:08. 1:04 are; 8:03.".
‘ it no.
. 1:“. 3:3, ”imitators. owing. ;.
87 wnsniuo'ron STREET.
m...“ ..my...“.Ww*.m..m._mm..~w.m MM-
i. A... intrusion
Jacob ii. Lauion‘.
Raieradl Place. So. Norwalk.
is Normans St. ‘ “ south Norwalk.
Toiephonoethouoe.m . ,
Valve.
Noisoless. closes without jar or wa-
ter hummer.
timo,r
til
chdieit stock of Framed
Pictures we ever badwnhd
we've always carried the best
in town. This ought to bani
special interest to you be»
cause it will give you the
best chance to buy right.
:. 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.
Selected by an artist.
Decker,
South Nor-walk.
a.
Juniiisf'flrown
‘Piillitl‘ iii Piper linger.
Pure wane mo "and Zinc '
mixed by hand will wear twice
as long and cover double our» “
face as machinery mixed. The
house of William Stevens snd‘of
Ito en Wilcox. both on South '
iii street. were painted byline '
in this manner ovor eleven years
no. They aralstlll good. .
Your house will stand as well
if ipaiut it. My once. 52 South
lain street. My residence. lb
2mm Grove street.
t
err”m.ndi’nnuu
CURES
R HEUMATISM
SOLD BY
ALL DRUGGISTS.
to handle an property (real or
personal) to be sold by auction.
Au auctioneer has been em-
ployed-by us and proper otten~
tion‘wsrranted to all work plan
ed in the hands of this agency.
0. w. v rumour).
run-tw- nitrates.
also continues.
Reliance. 9 mt
fins ho tank.
rueroeht
vowuersa gaseous; acou-
umuo sedan VALVE.
A self adjusting pressure regulator
applied to h Flush Valve operated by
direct presriuro.‘ Dischargeatbo some
amount of water in the some length of
egardlul‘ of the head or pres
sure in service pipe.
See it In operation in our display
room.
trace ll. no
r s
. i
.l
”Whaliusmi
Eh! hillbiiive and i‘. , ‘
how; at 00‘ mo bulb
1)an BROTHERS.
his
run nuclear FLA ' a in”
a. m. to 3:30 p. m. First-duality work.
I EN. Washington otrebt.ysof Nor-walk.
V a. Nash. corner North/Main and West
. seen .Aao room.
lilflic'g
. N’oamtk
These days Is ‘ L WIS’S“N‘PHOTO'
GRAPH GALLERY: 3 Sittlnkh from 10 ‘
New designs of mountings. ~Popular
prices. Sittings Sundays until the Hai-
VOUR HOLIDAV WINES.
There is no necessity of going to
New York for your wines. We carry
the best brands of domestic and im.
ported wines. Phone" us (call 139-12)
and we wrli deliver. IMPERIAL
CAFE. Railroad place, So. Norwalk.
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HAVE You TRIED
The Old Well ‘Perfecto cigar! it's
a cool, sweet. delightful emoko‘that
will fascinate you. They are carefully
made from the very best selected to
bacco. Try one. Every one sells them.
OLD WELL CIGAR 00.. 83 Washing-
ton Street. ‘ ‘
M...—
iF YOU’RE LOOKING FOR
Good syrup we 'ha‘vc it. It’s certainly
due and we only all: 15¢ per quart
Jar. Large pickles at 12d pardoned.
See them and you will appreciate“ that
the price is an- ' right“. CONRAD
BECKER. Washingtonr'street, South
Norwalk.
“Mom-—
Loss ovrine.
,Whon it can be. done at. so small a.
cost. why not protect yourself: $2.10
insures furniture and household goods
for $850 for three‘lyesrse inst loss by
fire or lightning. "i‘AYL it cool.»-
. ”4......
XMAS Is COMING.
Sittings ‘ for holiday ‘photvosraphs are
now in order. Appointments for
some can be made by telephone. Call
143-2. 0. 3. NORTH. '
W- ‘
THE IDEAL FLUSH VALVE
is noiseless. closes 'yrlth for or water
hammer. Has no tank. See it in up
oration in our display room. HORACE
streets. South NorwaIk.
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OIF‘i’DOM FOR HOLIDAYS.
Our store is the center of sensible
gifts for the child. men or women. We
have nicely framed pictures. tree orna-
ments. toys of. everyr description—this
means mechanical toys, too; dainty
cards, calendars. books for the little
tots. . in fact everything imaginable is
here. H. E .BODWELL. Washington
street. South Norwslk.
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FILL YOUR BIN.
Lotus fill your cool bin with the best
grade of coal. that will last a little bob
tar than other grades. and at the same
price—$5.75 n ton. Prompt attention.
Courteous treatment. IRVING LOCK-
WODD if: (30.. 122 Water Street.
Phone 31-5.
——-—-—-O—-—-- ,
lF IT’S JEWELRY. IT’S HERE.
Our holiday assortment is at its
best—desirable patterns in watches,
toilet sets. clocks, umbrellas. novelties.
rings. at reasonable prices. H. S.
ltuUD, So. Main St, So. Norwaik.
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TROUBLED WITH YOUR WASH?
(letting a good. careful washorwo-
man is. we know. one of the didlcult
affairs in life. it’s no trouble to get
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 dune. No worry to you; no run-
ning away with clothing. etc. We
wash the clothing sent us and return
it. .Now, if you let us get this wash
Thursday. Friday or Saturday, to be
delivered Monday or Tuesday, we 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 prices. A large assortment of
horse blankets. all grades. from $1 to
85. Plush l‘ap robes. 82.25 to 34. All
kinds of harness. carriages and run-
about: and In fact everything on
wheels. we sell. toenerai repairing a
specialty. LUTHER M; WRIGHT.
M...”
A KID GLOVE CHANCE.
" No such stock as this hereabout: no
iobbypilb‘dtting trash: our glows are
all made from the illicit selected: skins.
They lit perfectly. and they wear sat-
isfactorily. J. A. HISLOP & CO. .
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BRIDGE mu MARKET.
Snapping blue fish. 10c 1b.: steak
cod, 10c: whole cod. to; Attack salmon.
tiller: whole salmon; 10c: steak pol~
lock, whole nah. 7e: shrimp. 30o lb.:
oysters. lite on; sea trout. blue. frost
and black duh. smelt and coin. Round
clsnio. L. l. Turnips, 40c bu.
o. e. 1;: thereon
Offers a doe etoukof Japanese china;
dainty. paralysed-today! price; As
nun] clearance sale of outingmnd tall-
or-mede hate. your choice at 980. Some
special prices on ,ell ..,. ed bats.
mourning hate and veild'fo rentichil-
drrfn'e bonnete at greatly modded
p oer. > >
w. t
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THE MID!!! DAWN)"
korohiote. gloves, hose. muslin under-
wear. ‘mkww. comb all brush. :3:
'mr Wt” mom. I”. ”II,
' whose; pictures antibodies » 7
, ' _
a: chorus of suythiog'in burritos ‘
pay you. to look over our stun
annihilate “slam WW ., II! that
'~ please the”1 showman ”and .
’ MOD 8.!‘8 We COWS a. ‘Oul’ fl
Pillsbury’a Plymouth oats. than. * " ‘
25c; Fillehuiv’e cautions. flaked. 30,- ,9 WW” meg“
pkg; hillburr'o ”know” tritium.
250. The simple nonmembers 300d!
bear the name of Pillsbury a
lent guarantee of quality. in. H. "0.1th
. inn iiiiii. W...
warm "fill? .
dud“iutt"wns room
any a cl...s .13.
Washington streets. South Norwai x ‘ '
To think about selecting your
man present.
tenths largest
every description. lamps. tolleti‘wiii'o.
art pictures. 20c and up. Sterling . ‘ ‘
ldnys, from 10 a. lotto-2:30 D. In. ' :9” novelties this “991‘:
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ren‘ can be found
10 bent window ‘ ,
MON'S. Free do or .
we sold an immense quantity of lamb. ‘
Here. goes for another by For Sat-1 _
urday only We will sell leg of lamb.” ‘
at once and secure her no. Also
aw ..
,If you are thump! malt
., . stun tho
intros ‘
corner Main wii
NOW is THE TIME ’ ~
, Christ-
Our stock this year or-
autumnal to be found
it the Twin cities. .Eancv chicory!
19c. vo
the?“
m.
bins in ‘plcturo’ 5'
u? ”not"? _ ,
Houoavraurr. 1
We have secured special fruits for
Xmas trade; Very nice orengeopie‘ ‘
maica.
fancy apples. grapes and now until. ‘
EDWIN WILCOX. Washi‘n ton street,‘ : ‘
South No‘rwalk. Phone ”‘75.
Florida, California Oranges.
The last time we'msde the slaughter
11c par lb. Loin of lamb, 12 "nib.
Stew lamb. Boil)". We shall Al ‘ p are
some very nice small hen thilieynr‘at
16c lb. and somehome‘dreased mw'la
at tion A. STEINWALD. so. Main St.
South Norwalk,’and phone 137-0.
. ._._....4..:..__.
or mréaeer Tones? suyef‘i‘s.
and the shrimp are very suita‘hls‘fbr
salads above here groundnbohe for
chickens: ‘ SCHAUB'S' MARKET.
Washington street. ... a'
———-—-¢——-——.
OUR PICTURE GALLERY. .
For Saturday‘only We will give up
our entire carpet department to dis-
play medallions and .other..pictnres.
many of them being copies ‘of famous
works of art. You are cordially invit.
ed to come economy it. neuroses.
Milan son, 84 Washington/omen
South Norwalk. ‘ u " ‘ ‘ >
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SMOKERB' DELIGHT
are a good drawing cigar and pipe.
We have especially for Xmas trade.
uUHN OLDENBDALAGER. Washing-
.t0n street. So. NorwaIk. . ~
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SETTLEMENT OF ESTATES. .-
Havlng facilities for settling'otxes-
totes. and a familiarity with the forms.
methods and requirements ofrcourts,
the South Norwalk Trust Company can
administer an estate more efficiently
and economically than an: individual,
whose lack of experience may neon i-
tste legal advice at the expense oft e
estate. The perpetual life of the com-
pany. the accessibility of its records.
and its responsibility are also matters
of importanoein the consideration of!
this subject. SOUTH NORWALK.
TRUST C0.
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CHOCOLATE BON SONS. 28:: LB.
Those candles are usually sold. at. a
much higher price. The price is out
for this week only. OWEN'S, North
Main street. .
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CHANGES! CHANGES!
We call your attention to Florida
Oranges—good ones. too, rest counted.
The lot we have are running excep-
tionally nice. CENTRAL FOOD'COM-
PANY. Washington Street. . South
Norwaik. Phone 130. .
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YOUR! EAR. PLEASE. .
We desire you to‘liston last a I'm-
ment to our story. We are making
special effort. thin: year to, give you
most attractive candies forltho . Holl-
days. Societies and Sands schoblo
desiring large quantities wil down“
to lnquireour Prices ‘befbre Idiot side-
where to purchase. Our ” ', are
interesting.‘ I“. v-A‘. ‘ LANE. .51 With—
ington St, So. Norwalk. Phone‘iiilb'fit
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8. l. MILLS'S ASSORTMENT.
or fancy pillow tops and stamped/lin-
ens most complcté'ln the city. .I‘Our
$1.00 since and mocha kid gloves are
the best made and warrantedu Import-
ers’ sample line embroidered handker-
chiefs. 'Over 200‘ styled/wayrnader
price._"’ , no line golf gloves: mittens
and. ,. x hosiery. at attractive prices.
00 you used new owner ,
Then you will surely be interested
in this ad. Driviogglovee, win . in:
wrist. fur topsiotherwi buck a: t
31 per pair. A very roams: ‘
at 35c. See it to (invincible: 1 -
ren'eMlto.10c. 'D. T'I'Li'lifi in
Main street, South qr'w‘eiit. .,
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is his educationwbie business
tion. BROWN'S ”BUSINESS
LIME is a . representative! ,
training school for both sexes. .
levery one ofitegrad tech
pieced In a lucrative ’
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derailed atidhortunnol» in. .‘l ,
today. Thermos» and “W W
taken to a hoopital. .
one! of
were totally hurt f
ANOTHER stauouranor Lana.“ '
‘ Our fin huddle is very nloejinii .. ‘ .
neuter mm myths flirts railroad m "
titre smallpox-sworn urodfioiid ,, ‘
Would lust inventions fowl” a. food:
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Norwalk Chronicler