. ' ” to ere h
‘ ‘ 1 ‘ N m i
. “ ‘ M o‘cfiaful runner. and . ‘ ‘
‘ ‘ \ . would walveihia lights.
[d M‘roflldenceiwhich he oc-
‘ ntll his death, the plan pur-
a term In the Western part or
out purl used to spend some
hia favorite occupation. At the
r.‘ Havllaud removed to Bridge.-
Bhnk street; realdonce was
of the moat comniodioua in the
Mid was surrounded with exten~
until. whichrwere later sold off
city of Bridgeport and others
. vemonta. until at the present
Hp house etanday close to the
" will) its large vurnndah‘
’ "o etylopf architecture. hn
‘ 5 udh attention‘ in compar-
th the more modern buildings in
m Mr. Hrvllend was a very
“annuities often seen in the
He floutporch in n
3. Was well known
the lather of Assistant Clerk
hill T. England of the Superior
lie is also survived ‘by
' of Dpnbury. and
"file with dltoid
' a. sac. .Decesnedvms t c
“who late Reed ilevilnnd. of
Death; was due to
' ho funeral will take.
‘ from bluroaidence at
incident will be in Moun-
CONInJNWRANCE.
tipn Not Haatened by
intment of it. D Chase as
teacher or the Maronic Mu»
Million prevented nev-
b‘euaes the one inotituted
Attorné‘y {Norris for the heirs
William I... Grlawold. The
” huddled control of the
the annotation and will
ltd atoll! ‘No more attach.
an be made against the cash or
" . v'l‘hc receivership will
appurtenant by a judge of the
, riot court some time next month.
5. will, in all probability. be
u that capacity. no one her.
our objection to his lip-
t.
he ofloe of the association is gun
but members have stopped pay-
Wants. Several paid after
”' m Informed oi the exact canal.
" Mn und the money was
vin- to the temporary receiver.
her of payments ware made by
' who thought that the dim-
t be tided over. although the
‘ informed them that
‘hopeuhat a crash could be
The turn amount received
. , is not very large.
ollv'in the funds now in the
or the receiver.
millimeter will be. received or-
tilo stole from members who
been in the mun or paying their
outs through vurioueaxencles.
. Chase said that. while
is a movement on foot to reor»
the association for the benefit
older membera who ”enable
other insurance because of
on. no definite steps ha, been
A meeting ‘ul pro ,
. the not: luture and plans for-
to curry out the project. The.
.0! the aluminum: come par-
M on flit 0“ members and . both vessels will be launched during
the early summer. It is stated. how-l
It Is probablo
W feeling that something
done for than I! the rear.
ldiibmat about. the new
Went will probably not or
dollar «or each benefit. with u
“dud for expenses. 'ma
. W to a lune number
l-‘bocarriedout.
.~W and metabolic! the or-
“ ~ . ~- on unwarranted the inti-
thut the crush was due to
. Ir
3 W . .
. . Prior in tuition up the can. “on
triokbtoi'o t, . ode “ t.
, . p m .
million at Law a ., .,
rights oi bonsai-once whio‘
- woe to ho a it beckoned
to a' on.
upon Johnson, ci up.” ‘ pp
and show 0. non wmfih nbpuid not. o
disbarred. la w d’o’ue lost Week.
and the prisoner reiterated what he
ind uranium”, that he am not. ‘
Intend to make any ‘nppearence but
The order oi oomcitod him to ap-
pear yesterday before Judge Wheeler.
Mr. Fonsendoneiplninedthnt it had
been properly served“ and that the
records of the Superior ‘courtpuhowed
that the lawyer had been convicted of
a crime and one In Wethcraileid.
Judge Wheeler then Issued the order
for his disbarrnent. Attorney John
sun In serving time for misappropria-
tion of trust funds of the Wordln cs.
talc and the I’endlcton estates.
A sefldlBLE MAN
Would use Kemp's Balsam for the
Throat and Lungs. it is curing more
Coughs. Colds. Asthma. Bronchitis,
Group and all Throutvimd Lung Trou~
bios, than .opy‘ otherlmedicine. ‘Thc
proprietor has authorized any druggist
to give you a sample bottle free to con»
vlncc you of..thc merit of this great
remedy; Price 260 and bile.
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OLD BALL PLAYER DEAD.
Churlea R. 8m. Catcher forth: Pl-
oneero of Springfield.
Charles lt...8hnw. a well-known book-
maker. died at his hobie'ln Springfield
Saturday. The funeral services were
held yesterday afternoon. He was one
of the oldest baseball players. mnnag»
errand bookmakera in America. lie
caught for the celebrated Pioneers.
who defeated the champion Charter
Oaks of Hartford. when Morgan ti.
Buikeley managed them. A! manager
he‘brought out Jimmy Stafford and
flush Duffy who were his crack but
tery. For twenty years he has been
the beehknown bookmaker in western
Massachusetts. He was 53 years old.
Soon after the days of the Charter
Duke and Haymakere. Shaw took up
the horaesrnd followed the grand clr.
cull races with success. bring a friend
of most of the lending horsemen in the
country. and his reputation as a
“bookie“ was clean. in 1885 he became
the manager 0. the Springfield ball-
nine for two years. and then opened a
billiard parlor in Bridgeport. He lir-
ed in Boston for a short time. but re-
turned to Springfield about ten years
ago and took up bookmnking again.
Recently he had followed the races
which were. held ncur Springfield.
A WOMAN’S AWFUL PERIL.
"There is only one. chance to save
your life and that is through an open-
tion“ were. thorium-ulna words heard
by Mrs. l. B. Hunt. of Lime Ridge,
Wis.. from her doctor. after he had
vainly tried to cure her of a frightful
case of stomach trouble and yellow
iauudlce. Gail stones had formed and
the. constantly grew worse. Then she
began to use Electric Bitters. which
wholly cured her. it‘s a wonderful
Stomach. Liver and Kidney remedy
Cures Dyspepsia. Lona of Appetite. Try
it. Only 50 cents. Guaranteed. Flop
me by F. ii. Baxter. South Norwalk:
iohn A. Riggs. Norwalk.
CONNECTICUT SHlP BUILDING.
Progress on the Big Vessel: by East-
ern Shipbuilding Co.
The New London Day says: “it is
announced from the oilire of the Eut-
cru Shipbuilding 00. that work on the
two mammoth cicamuhlpabulldlng for
the Great Northern Steamship Co. of
which .5. J. Hill is president. is pro
needing rapidly. it is expected that
.crer. that the «instruction of the pro
”NI two larger steamship. for the
rates company has been; postponed.
find work on three mains will not
commence January i7. 1902335 again
nnilclpated.
in)" down at the. beginning of the your
w “nuanl’fld‘ .“‘ " ‘4‘ l, .' . . ..
'*
of p.
“‘1 ‘lht 1:. n. . unannounthia. .
Wheelerhguught ‘ door course
‘ able. rat-least amongr‘éthe
Americans. In certainly increasing.
worry of American business
is more often the result of weak abom-
achn. of poor digestion.
Real organic disease in Incurable:
but not one case in a hundred of heart
trouble is’ organic.
The close relation
trouble had poor digestion in because
both organs are controlled by the some.
great nerves. the Sympathetic and.
Pneumoggotric. ‘
in another way. it
affected by the form of poor digestion.
which causes gap and
half digeated food. There in a
feeling of oppression and heavinou. in
the cheat. caueed by preaeureof the
distended stomach on the heart ond
lungs. interfering with their action:
hence arises palpitation and. short
between heart
Inc the heart in
Poor digestion niao poisons the -
blood. making. it thin and watery.
which irritates and weaken the heart.
The moat sensible treatment for
heart trouble In to improve the disco
lion and to insure the prompt asaim'
llntion of food. . .
This can be done by the regular use
after meals of some cafe. plenum and
effective digestive preparation like
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tobias. which may
be found at most drug stores . and
which contains valuable. harmlons til-
geaiiro elementaln o pleasant. com-cu-
lt is safe to any that the regular por-
slstcnt use of Stuart‘s Dyspepsia ’i‘abv
lots at meal time will cure. any form of Mich.
MME. DIS DE BARR. Merritt—"First you say you love the
Career of Woman Sentenced to Penal
Servitude in England.
Editha 140““. 00113195! Landsfeldt wyénrrju...“fim in {his (-331: my dear
and Baroness Rosenthni. daughter of which half shall i believe“——.iudge.
Ludwig l. of Bavaria. and of Lola Men I ' ‘
iez. goncnuu or Pius 1x, divorced wife 5. ‘" svmoeuors 370““
of , l l' _ -. ' I
Genera “58 d9 Burr. u“ “flow m ichial or lung trouble and tried var-
‘W" otuer m“- ““9 0‘ them being “3‘? fious remedies but did not obtain per.
. 1 muncni relief until i commenced uni
McGowan. first came into public notice lOuc Minute cough Cure." writes R3:
in New York city in 1888. when one Homes Kiriunsn. evangelist of Belle
was sent to Blackwell's island for we s. “”9... ill.
fraudlng Luther R. Marsh. a moral lmrommcndinl! It to all sufferers from
nenl lawyer. to whom she sold. int fab. Fmaxgmes of {his kind."
ulous prices. paintings alleged to have 390115;, Cure moms immediate mile!
been produced by upirlts through the ' for coughs. colds and all
mediumship or Dis do Barr. She had throat and lung troubles. For croup
brought the lawyer completely under it is unmanned. Absolutely safe. Very
her influence. and boulder supporllnsz lpieasam to take. never rails and is
herself and “mill! M had bought her 3Holly a favorite with the children.
‘ a line house in Madison avenue up n I'rmy like u. George C. Silicon.
temple for upirdluulism.
After she was released from Biotin
o'elal'slluland she. lectured for a time 1
Kill a so unmoved on the stage in a
grcommedy. After many vicimliudes l HARTFORD RAILROAD-
. o pretended to commit unicido from 1
in Staten Island ferry boat and Mean" “ME TASLE‘
late Chicago millionaire. Colonel W. .l
“The steamship it was proposed to
all a nun and wore a‘l
pended from her waist.
{urinate cereal prominent Catholic
clamor: and on, anally mentor! or
the police of Rape tor don-audio; ho
tolkecpem and liver-ripen
in mt. we: hire mind!
are planned to be 2.5 per cent. larger cross we I
than the two new in the stocks. Fur-
thermore. it Is a part of hir. Hill‘s
pchclue to build a fleet of 25 of the”
,2 leviathan: of the can. An ”pounce
Intent of a chum in the plans of the
., 4 Mr company will be awuitod
~ with mfldenble interest by the gen— ”“4
. and sentenced to trap yum
brim. Jackson retitled. in
Chm!!! lMMWearulee.
late dollar, lite law were the ‘
om Word by the widow Notion:
it our Miran arena. ‘1
” rota
cer of the
.n‘.
stomach troubii- except ‘cull
stomach.
Mrs. Lydia Bartram. of Annyrla,
Mich, writes: “i have suffered from
stomach trouble for ten more andvdvo
different doctors gave me only tem-
porary relief. A Mr. E. ii. Page auvir-
ed me to try Stuart‘s Dyspepsia Tub-
lota and four boxes did me more per-
manent benefit than all the doctors'
medicines that l have ever taken.
Mrs. G. If. Crotslcy, 538 Washington
at: ‘Hoboken. New Jersey. writeu:
"Stuart‘s Dyspepsia tablets just fill
the bill for children us well on. for old
or folks... He had the beat of luck
with them. My three-ycnr-old girl
token them as readily as candy. l have
only 'to pay 'tnblcls' and ehc drops
oyerythlng also am] rune for them."
' Mina Lelia Dively. 462? Plummer 8t.
Pitteburg. Pit. writes: "i wish every-
one to know how grateful i am for »
Stuart's Dyspepsia Table-ta. 1 under-
ed fora long time anddid not know
What oiled me. i lost flesh right along
until one day I noticed an advertise
mom of these tablets and immediately
bought a 50 cent box at the drug store.
i am only on the second box and am
gaining in flash and color. I have at
lust found something that has reached '
my ailment."
. ‘ 6 very expensive p,
at the Demon wedding.”
"Did they? What did her father give
“Three barren of potatoes and two
pumpkins."~—Cleveland Plain Dealer. .
u nun
the montcxtennive and boat
' ii: yow‘uwth
cheap of anything in our 1
pay you to look ovcr our men. fill.
contort-ea gimp-t everythlnl that: . ii .
pimp theyantoliom: Mill ‘
men are welcomli at our Ill)
be politelymlved or More. ‘ ‘
over continuum-at: be not you ll ‘
iind Juat what you pant. at Within - ‘
LEY It Ci..m7;‘ii.'corner Main and
Washington mom. South Norwaik.
. , _ . . _
alien for mouthed:
now. at 60 continuum
mun accumuu
, » W . ‘ . .
. READ AND Pilaf”.
Lam. i am.
mun a rumor
259. The slam-m: that u:
been»! um
HOU3E, Went avenue. .,
THE BUSIEST FLAG! IN NDRWALK
la LEWIB’D
GRAPH GALLERY. flittinu from 10
a. m. to a :30 pm. First quality work.
Now designs of mountings. . Popular
prices. Sittings, Sundays until the Hoi-
idnys, from 10 a. m. to 2:30 p.1n.
W, .
YOUR HOLIDAY WINES.
There is no‘ necessity of going to
New York for your wines. We carry
the best brands of domestic and im- ‘
Phone us (call 139-12)
wtll deliver.
CAFE. Railroad place._So. Norwolk.
pun—Q...“
HAVE YOU TRIED
The Old Well Pnrfecm cigar?! it's
a cool. sweet. delightinl make that
will fascinate you. {they‘ve carefully
made from the very best selected to
bacco. Try one. Every one cello them.
OLD WELL CIGAR 00.. 83 Washing-
. iillbury is uno-
Pictui‘ea we ever had—and
we've always carried the best
in town. This ought to be of
special interest to you be-
cause It will give you the
best chance to buy right.
Fiche [lieu
Yap get the bent satisfac-
tion from your picturen by
having them well framed. We
know about. framing effects
and select moldings to suit
Not expensive
nor cheap. Just really good
framea at the right price.
inists’ bullies
Selected by an artist.
ported wines.
iF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR
Good syrup we have it. It‘s oemlnlr
fine and we only ask 150 mkpounrt
jar. Largo pickles Tat 12¢ per dozen.
See them and you will appreciate that
the price in all ‘ right. NR
BECKER. Washington street. South
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L088 IV FIRE. .
When it can be done at so small a
coat. why not protect yonraelff .82.“)
insures furniture and household goods
for $350 for three years against loss by
lire or lightning. .TAYLOB 1: GOLD-
EN. Washington “root. So. Norwalk.
xms it combo.
Sittings tor hoildly. photographs are
Appointments for
same can be made by telephone. Call
143-2. 0. 8. NORTH.
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THE IDEAL FLUSH VALVE
Ia noiseless. closes with for or water
hummer. an no tank. ‘Seo it in on
oration In our display room. HORACE
R. Nash. corner North Main and West
streets, South Norwaik.
87 WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwalk.
.. now in order.
Junius Brown
Printer and Plpii' MOI.
Pure White Lead and Zinc
mixed by band will wear twice
as long and cover double aur-
Phii Brooks. Detroit. Mich. are:
“Your dyspepsia cure has worked won- ‘
ders in my case. I aufi'cred for years
from dyspepsia. but am now entirely
cured and enjoy life no I never have
before. I gladly recommend them.’
Full sipedpacme of there. tablets l
— cold by druggistu at 50 cents. Little
book on stomach troubles mailed free. 2
Address. P. A. Stuart Co. Marshall.
and then you say you don’t."
Corr—"W0“ don't you know you
can‘t believe. more than one-half a girl
l
In effect Decanter 1. 1901.
‘ She ’“fi neat heard of in Romeo -__...
Italy. where ahe pretended to have
iotned a religious order. She dressed 3 NEW YORK. _
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GIFTDOM FOR HOLIDAYS. ’
Our store In the center of aenaibio
gifts for the chilL. man or women. We
have nicely framed pictures. tree orna-
ments. ton of every description—thin
menus mechanical toys. too:
curds. calendars, books for the little
tom. in tact everything imaginable is
H. E .BODWELL. Washington
street. South Norwuin.
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FILL YOUR BIN.
it your cool bin with the heat
mde of cool. that will int a little het-
tcr than other grades. and at the sump
price—35.75 a ton.
Courteous treatment.
WOOD or CO..
face all machinery mixed. The
house of William Stevens and of
Stephen Wilcox. both on South
Halo street. were painted by me
in thin manner over eleven you:
ago. They are still good.
Your house will stand up well
if I paint it. hi1 office, i: South
. t My residence, :5 .
Pmufion
to handle all property (real or
personal) to be sold by auction.
An auctioneer has been em-
ployed by us and proper atten-
tion wurronwd to all work plan
ed in the hands of_t.his agency.
Jacob M. Lauton.
Railroad Place. 50. Norwalk.
V o. ' ”w; “pardons.“ _.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMDALMEI.
iii North Main 81..
Prompt attention.
IRVING LOCK-
122 Water Street.
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iF iT’B JEWELRY. IT'S HERE.
Our holiday assortment in at
beat~dcsimbic patterns in watches,
toilet sets. clocks. umbrellas. novelties.
rings. at reasonable prices.
iivUD. 80. Main St. 80. Noru'alln
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"I suffered .for yours With a. bron-
TBOUBLED WITH YOUR WASH?
Getting a goud, careful washcrwo—
man is. we know. one of the diliicuit
It's no trouble to gel
on to do your washing. We are alwoya
at the some stand. always ready to call
for washing and to deliver name when
it is done. No worry to you; no run-
ning away with clothing, etc. We
wash the clothing sent us and return
Not. if you let us get this wuh
Thursday. Friday or Saturday, to be
delivered Monday or Tuesday. we will
wash u surprisingly large number of
pieces for fifty
LAUNDRY. Water St, 80. Norvulk.
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HERE‘S THE PLACE
To get your cable supplies at reo-
aonable prices. A large moment of
bone blankets. all grader. from $1 to
85. Plush lap robot. 32.23 to 84. All
kind: of harness. can-lam and run-
cverythlug on
wheels. we sell. General repairing a
Ipeclalty. LUTHER ll. WRIGHT.
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NEW CWLE contend
From the best maker- in the coun-
try, null nearly every lady in thin com-
munity declded to buy a new pair of
oar-ct: for winter um. Wish we
could mrlnce you that your carpet
economy and thin atom to Wiser.
J. A. Hill”)? 5 00.
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BRIDGE Fill-l ”ARK“.
Salmon, whole fish, We 1b.: afoot.
”like: from. m. We; Mock lab, 10::
uncover blues. We: Ion trout, 13c:
rial: potluck. whole
"I have no hesitation in
One Minute an'alru in life.
kinds of
Souih Nor-walk
. Residence. 9 Crown: Torran-
l‘oloobooe oi boom. «4
‘A Flush
Valve.
Noiaclon. clooca without jar or we
Flu no tank.
THEIDEAL
VOLUNETER PIEOOURE REGU-
LATINO FLUSH VALVE.
' A self adjusting pron-ore mentor.
applied to a flock Valve operated by
W Bloch-run
Miami-thumbnail“
tine.mundlauofthehondorprw
am in mice pipe.
see it in notation in our airplay
on B. Nash
GIIJIiIlIlIIIlItIlM
would“. NEW HAVEN a
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK POI!
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‘- NWM .-
A. lie—11:08:. 5:”. 6:00, 1:00.
:5“. 0:”. tom. 10:03:. 10:94. :1
mullet. mu um. 1:».
{:Oh. kill. «30. $29!. 0:00: weak duh. inc:
A. u..u:e..‘*i.m 329:. mil
7:“, 1:13.. 9:113. 10:018. urn. “:8:
u / ~‘t « i . vi. 1
. i: Lita-neon. ma mix. mi .
gain», more, rm men, MI.
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ST _. A H
Minimal? ALL. _
mirth: ctr-mailing. pun
‘1“,er ll
.p .
will“.
NOW I8 THE TIME
To think about collecting your christ-
mu present.
fern the largest aswrtment to be found
in the Twin Cities.
every description, lamps. toilet were,
on pictures. 20c and up. Sterling Ill-
ver novelties thin week, 19c. Every-
thing in picture books for‘the child-
ren can be found here.
10 cent window in a few days, at DA—
MON'B. Free delivery.
Our stock this year of-
F'nncy china of
sue the ii and
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HOLIDAY FRUIT.
Very nice oranges, Jar
The last time we‘ miide the slaughter
we cold an immense quantity oft lamb.
Here soon for another try. For dat-
urdny only we will roll leg of lamb at
11¢ per lb.
Stew lamb. 6c lb. We shall also have
some very nice small hon tufken Ii
’liic lb, and some home (ironed [owls
at 14c. A. BTEINWALD, So. Main fit.
South Norwallr, and phone 137-6.
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OF iNTEREBT T0 MEAT BUYERS.
Loin of lamb. 12w: lb.
Our iln‘ huddle is very nice indeed.
and the shrimp are very suitable for
salads and we hare ground bone for
chickens. BCHAUB’S MARKET.
Warhlnston street.
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OUR PICTURE GALLERY.
For Saturday only we will give up
our entire carpet department to dis.
play medallions ‘and other picturoa,
many of them being copies of famous
work: of art. You are cordially invit.
ed to come and enjoy it. A. mom
MAN I: SON. 84 Washington street,
Booth Norwaik.
Mm
SMOKEBU DELIGHT
ton ptreet, Bo. Norwalk.
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SETTLEMENT OF ROTATII.
TRUST CO.
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CHOCOLATE BON IONS. 28c LB.
Main street.
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ORANGE” ORANGE“
Norwalk. Phone 130.
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YOUR EAR, PLEASE.
laptop 8:... 8o. Norwalk. Phone 19-5.
F.”
3. i. MILLI'I AMITIIIENT.
no you necomcw atom" r"
‘rocmncowmmdmr
t
We have secured special frulta for ,
Xmas trade.
maica. Florida, California Oranges.
fancy applen, unwound-new nuts.
EDWIN WILCOX,! Washington street.
South Norwnlk. l’houc. 14843.
ANOTHER SLAUGHTER OF LAMB.
are a good drawing cigar and pipe.
We have especially fol-Xmas trade.
JOHN OLDENSMLAGER. Washing.
Having facilities for settlltii of ca-
tutea. and a familiarity with‘thl! films.
methods and requirement: of courts,
the South Norwaik Trust Company can
administer an estate more efleiently
and economically than an individual.
whose lack of experience may nomi-
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 mutton
of importance in the consideration of
this subject. SOUTH NORWALK
Those candles are usually sold It a
much higher price. The price is cut
for this week only. OWEN’S. North
We call your attention to Florida
. Granger—1. ood once, too, real around.
The lot we have are running excel»
tionaily nice. CENTRAL FOOD OOH-
PANY. Washington Street, South
We desire you to listen just a mo-
ment to our story. We arc making
special effort thin year to give you
moat attractive candies for the illoli.
days. Societiea and Sunday achools
desiring large quantities will do well
to inquire our prices before going elon-
where to purchase. Our price- are
interesting. F. A. LANE. 51 Wall.
or fancy pillow tops and stomped lino
can most complete In the oily.“ Our
$1.00 since and mum atom on
the but made and warranted. Import
ers' couple has embroidered W-
ohiefa. Our 200 atria. VIYW
price. lam lino millions. more.
and Onyx hoalory at attract!" ”loll.
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~uuccrruuuucgnn
- hereunto“. ' fl , '
Norwalk Chronicler