Arc nccuuitiec In every home. But I good one In I luxury. My 25c brush boars my name and guarantec. A new one tired in exchange for In imper- fact one. T. I3. GRIEFIN. Omani». 205 WMhinpton. t. Norwnlk, or SENTINEL BARGAIN COLUMN. moowwmwm A1r 8TULL’8. Fancy Jamaica oranges, 20c doz. Funcy Florida arouses. 25c doc. Fancy cal. navel oranges. 35c. (10:. CROSS CREEK AND HAZLETON LEHIGH COAL. Carefully screened Ind promptly do- livcred. Hay Grain. ‘iStrhw; Mill-feed. etc. J. WALLACE MARVIN. Res. 2 First Ave. Tel. Cull, 135-4. Filbl NllNlNNlli Two Important meetings will be bold in the Salvation Army barracks on Monday and Tuesday evenings. Captain Henry Reynolds. who injur. cd his right httnd recently while open- lug oysters. is able to use It again. James Norris slipped on the side walk in Henry street. this morning and sprained his right ankle quite bad. Iy. Some of the residents in this place are beginning to talk about it trolley line being run from East. through Maple avenue. to Suugatuck. The Misses Minnie and Jennie M1111- tln. who have, been visiting scvcrul friends this place during the past ten days. returned yesterday to their home. in Saugatuck. Mr. and Mrs. James P‘, Mnrtincnu. of Bristol, who have been visiting friends in this place and Norwulk during the past couple of Weeks. have returned to their home. The Further Lights Seciety of the South Norwalk Baptist. Church will hold its regulur meeting next Monday night with Miss Minnie. Ftrrls. at her home in Riverside avenue. Clli‘i’ord Randall was in New York and New Rochelle. yesterday. He 5111's that sorrow was brought to ulmost ev- ery home in the latter place over the wreck in the New York Central tunnel. The sociable, which the Patriotic Or- der of Amoricans was to bore given this evening at the residence of Mr. and M18. Albert Dunn in Belts Place, has been postponed until Monday eve hing. if F. Pierce went. to New York yes- terday and view the spot where. the. wreck occurred in the New York Con- trol tunnel. Ho culled upon his friend. Harry Raymond. and says that he was pretty badly hurt. Ewnld Knorr. of Great. Egg Harbor. the crock oyster opener for the Bow- lnnd Oyster Company. has purchased a lot from the Foster Land Company. it is said that he intends to marry in Ii. short time and build a home. Miss Bertha Burnum, or" Strabford. who has been visiting Miss Viola Gru- bnm. of Riverside avenue. during the post week. started this morning for New York. when.1 she will visit. rclu- tives several days before returning to her home. There was a very interesting scrvico in the last Avenue Methodist. Church last night. Rev. L. W. Holmes. of Westport. delivered the sermon. which was full of vim and interest. Tonight. the sermon will be preached by Rev. ll. IE. Wing. of Rownyton. Mrs. (‘arric Louise lllurshull. 4:3 years old, wife of Dr. James I.. Mur- shnll. No. 1 Van Znudtnvcnue. died at her home last night. Besides hcr bus. buud she leaves two sons. The inner- all will be held Sunday afternoon and iutcrmcnt will take place in Green- with 'l‘hcie was a small putty at the resi- dence of Theodore H. Olsen the corner of VnuZundt, avenue and Fort Point street. lust night. The. evening was pleasantly spent In different ways Mrs. Harry Bennett played the piano 11nd the Misses Mny Olsen and Nettie Boers did a cake wnlk Mr Olsen join- in; in some of the turns. The jollity was kept up until 11 late hour. No- freshments were served during the. evening. The Emanona met yesterday after noon with Miss Jessie. Jennings. at her home In Osborn avenue The meet- ing was an especially enjoyable one. Before assembling for the friendly whlst some u very delicious collation was sci-.ved The first prize was de- cided by lot Miss Add Golding and Mrs. Charles R. Baker having like scores. Mrs. Baker was the fortunutc one. The second prize was presented to Mrs. Etison St John At 10 o’clock this morning Rev. J. J. boost and I few of the most prom- 1 ineut church members. met Robert Green, of Noiwclk. at l.‘ Hommodieu llrcthers‘ store. and paid all the mort .1 guns of 32.500 which was held «clout 1 the East Avenue Methodist Churcu. On ‘ Sunday morning the mortgage. will bn’ publicly burned in the church Ind iubiicc exercise: of on appropriate in lure will be celebrated. Considerable hard work has been done Ifllrlnx the past eight monthn.‘ for in that time in raising this amount of money in no chart I time. The convention OW prchItcs his efforts. 1 The. Loni Workers Society, of the Advent Christian interns in: become cults populu' during the put couple of cm. There are now thirty-four mm- rc and more are train: coded. but night In informing wuklhclddfldc up“. was y proper me n by Rev. J. W. 'Illm I avenue - plunges 1 EMPHATIO TALK. m The Kind that CIrrch Conviction to Every 69th Norwaik Router. Conviction must follow such em- phatic Drool unis given 119m. The tea- timony of South Norwalk residents should satisfy the most skeptical. Here is I South Norwalk case. Read It and see if doubt can exist in the face of this evidence. M11. It. G. Millard. of 51 West avenue. South Norwaik, engaged In the for business In West Norwalk. says: “i had kidney trouble for years. I took medicine and was under the cure of 11 physician so often that l ought to be an authority on the question. I seem- ed to be rid of my trouble for n time. but it showed signs of returning and I wanted to check It. i noticed some published statements about Dunn‘s Kidney Pills und procured a box at Hale‘s Pharmacy in Norwalk. They helped mo, and a continuance of the treatment eventually affected 11 radical cure." For sole by all dealers; price. 1'10 11 box. Foster-Milburn Com- pany, Buffalo. N. the United States. Remember the numev-mlmun's-w take no other (.1111 ls Y.. sole agents for and tan; \llss (1141 c liuut treusurtnr and Mrs. Eliza Bland. Penny Post 1cpo1tcr. Joseph I. Footc. the Gettysburg vet- eran. is 11 living example of the fighter. in spite of ails 11nd ills. colds 11nd chills. pains and aches, numbs 11nd shnkes. :1 lame back. 11 bullet. wound In his foot. partially paralysed 1.11111 troubled with insomnia for the post twenty-five years. Uncle Joe. or "Old Se11ciii_\'-Six.” as he. is called is 1111 wide awake us any of the young fei- lows of thirty. and when he tells of the horse be sold. warranted kind in the snddlc, but 1111\1'u1'11untcd for anything else. and from that day on until his last experience as 1.1 thirty mile 11 day let- for carrier in liuldwiu's Corners. it goes- to show of what mettle 11c has been made. ills wit in of the kccnest. in story telling the quuintest and when it comes to cucchinution there is no man living that can beat him. R0 WA YTON. Mrs. Frank Benedict, of the Fair- view hotel. is finite ill. The Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church will hold 11 supper on the evening of February 22d. Isaac Payne. sent to New York re- cently and got a new shot gun. He went to the meadows. the other night to try .1111. iron. and at the very first explosion the1 arm kicked so that it nearly took Mr. Payne‘s nose off. ‘He has to carry nearly his entire face in a sling as the result. Another outcome of the first shot was tbr1 return of the gun to New York by the. next express. DARIEN AND NORO TON. Rev. Herbert S. Brown visited the Ox llidze school Tuesday. Mrs. Samuel lorhnm friends In New York State. Mrs. Charles Millsnnugh is now re. covering from :- serious illness. Chickenpox has caused the. absence of several scholars at Center school. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Root wore vis- iting 1dr. itoot's relatives in Ansonia. Epiphany services were held at St. Luke‘s, Noroton. Monday, at. 10 a. m. Benjamin St. John. Jr.. is improving after it two weeks' illness with bron- cliitll. Holly Seeiy is considerably improv- ed, and Is able to be out of doors pleas- :111t dors. . Rutherford Waterbury left last week for Monroe to fill a position with his uncle. John Waterbury. Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Canon and son Fred returned Tuesday from a visit with relatives iu‘New York. John Conn who has been very scr- Iously III for some time. is now Improv- lug 11nd Able to walk around. Miss Edna Cnpen has returned to Smith College. after 11. pleasant vaca- tion visit at her home in Noroton. Mrs. Mary Hamilton and her son. of West Norwalk. who have been very seriously III. are now improving. The Ladies” Aid Society of the con- crcgutionui Church will meet with Mrs. Alfred Morshouce. Wednesday. Mrs. Rutherford Waterbury and daughter Dorothy are visiting Mrs. Wuterbury's parents in New Canaan. F‘rcd Morfcy. of Brooklyn. has re turned home after 11 visit with his mother, Mrs. Angie Morley. Brooksidc avenue. Misc Sadie Weed has returned from ‘ very pleasant visit with Mics Nellie , cvc. LIfchttc orcnue. Brnokiyn. whore Ibo spent the holidays. Cyril Tingle has a [mitten as clerk in Mr. Grumman's grocery. He has cold his tea and colt-c route to Mr. fltccgmuiicr of South Norwclk Mr. Cullen and daughters Mimi: Lucretia lint! Lillian, are returned from a visit. with Mr; tillon'c hilt”. Mrs Emory. in Moutclcir N.J 11111 111111 1.1111111 mint 111mm have returned from I visit with Mr. Ind Mrs hi. manklln Weed. It "Kan; not! WOO." Obntentmont Illiuud. Mrs. Ohlrlu E. Whitney ninety-tout?! yours of II. suffered I Serious sect; dent M. bar has with!» one cool is visiting F. M. Wood is visiting relatives In Brooklyn. N. Y. Another 3100 has been added to the new library fdnd. St. John's liodce. F, and A. M..1met Wednesday night and Installed offic- era. The Adonis market. Snugctuck, has been purelmsad by (MA. Benton and M. if. Alien. 1 1 “at town overlooking hiI summer pr-oper ty in Greens Farms district. Artie Brown. in the employ of. George Elwood, is confined to his name in Greene Forms by a levers attack of tonsilitls. William G. Staples visited Bridge- port Wednesday in the interest of the work being done on the interior of his residence there, Trinity Guild was in session. yester- day afternoon. at the rectory. The Junior auxiliary is meeting at the res- Idencc of Mrs; H. A. Ogden. Motormnn Fred Sweet. of the local trolley line, is enjoying a three duyc’ vocation. He will spend most of his time frost fishing and fox hunting. Following is the mortuary record for the year just ended: Marriages. 25, against 30 I11 1900: births. 70, against 74 In limb; deaths. 71. ugulnst 63 in 1900. 1 Cluules Chapman who owns prop City in Imperiul avenue is preparing to dispose of his effects at auction, [)l 101 to moving to Greenwich. where he intends to reside in future. . The annual meeting of the Wectrort Library association will be. held this cv.cnlug and it is expected some mot tern of interest pertaining to tho pro- posed ncw Iibrury building will booin- closed. 'l‘hc seloctmen have finally regulated the mutter of Interest buurlngmowu note-.1. Several notes. amounting in all to $5.000. were. utken up and disposed of; the balance were renewed at the decreased rate of interest. There was 11 great time in Masonic Hull Wednesday night. when members of Azuliu (lliaiiicr. O. ‘5}. 8.. and their Musonic friends assembled to pnrtici- pate in the installing of the newly elected ofllcsrs. Several visitors were present from Norwulk and Bridgeport. and following the lodge work a collu- tlou was served. Following are the officers elected by Pioneer Hook & Ladder (.10.. at 11 re- cent meeting: Owen Penney. presi- dent; E. Coylc, vice. president; E. H. Perry. recording secretary; John t‘oylc. financial secreuiry: T. J. Kirk. trilisurcr; l1}, ii. Perry; foreman: J. W. ltyun, first. ussistuut foreman; M. J. Myers. second assistant foreman. l’npurs have. been placed for record with Town Clerk Hyatt in the trans- fer of the Westporter-Herald to Willis 8. Jones. by his father, John S. Jones who announces his retirement from no- live nmvspnpor work. The announce mcnt comes In the nature of a sur prise. John Jones has so long been Identified with the paper that renders mil to nppreciuto the possibility of its long.- continuing with others at the head. Mr. Jones will practically have direction of the sheet. and his son, schooled to his methods. will not be. likely to deviate from the old form. A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT. "i was troubled for about seven years with my stomach and in bed half my time.“ says E. Demick. Somerville Ind. "I spent about bl.000 and never could get anything to help me until i tried Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. I have taken a few bottles and um entirely well." You don‘t live by what you eat, but by what you digest and assimilate. If your stomach doesn‘t digest your food you are really starving. Kodol Dyspepsia Curo does the stomach'n work by digesting the food. You don't have to diet. Eat all you want. Ko dol Dyspepsia Cure cures all stomach troubles. George C. Stillson. Dangers of Colds and Grip It' is always dangerous to neg- lect a cold. .Look around you at the vast number who have chron~ ic catarrli, eyery one of whom owes his affliction to a neglected cold. Colds weaken the lungs, lower the vitality,and pave the way for consumption. from a cold or from an attack of influenza. Give every cold the attention it deserves and treat it properly and you will avoid these danger- ous diseases. What should you do? There is but one answer --takc Chamberlain’ s Cough Remédy it 13 intended upeéinlly for acute throat and in dim, of which. coldly and 1 the most common. Thoma: Iblemgium effected by that e ‘vc made its ‘9' oldie .i’l: V of the last Fred Bedford‘ spent Wednesday in _ Pneumonia “Ways results 1 ohm m; (influenza); - Y3 on humour Icy for-magi Iy nude wail. Itroug, 13' cm ' hut dicks. moi: .Jcn ud- in mi . Alldrug . n o ‘gwj’illd 1:! Ideic CO.. :gflmh‘. mflfi’vflwa When you buy cool you wont 11 full measure. Not only want the quality right but the quantity as well. When you place the order with us you are sure of satisfaction in every bit of cool you buy. . Place your orders with us and get your money's worth. Our price equal: any and our cool surpasses all. vi" 1111111111111 I III. Brunch Oillce, 2 80. Main St. W ”a...“ “A... .. .s .. LIKE A s'ruri= neck. insurance makes 11 men curry lib head up.An.1tI1ing that incrucu u man's self-respect is good; bet. ter is that which increases hill self reliance; best is that which due: both and demonstrates his1 value in plain figures. The Bastalnsur cnceln the World. 1 ’ CONN. GEN'L Life inc. C0,, Hartford. F. H. FIELD, General Agent. United Bank 1111‘s., 80. Norwnlk Coon 0111311113 11111111 111101011 1111001111111 01111 Very Best Creamery flutter. 240 lb Plilsbui'y‘s Best Flour, 60c bus 3 pkgs. None Such Mince Meat. 23(11 1 lb. pkg. Seeded Raisins. 10c 1 lb. pkg Cleaned Luinrnnts 100 Fun Ameiiean Milk, 7c can Pcninsulm Milk, So can 3 pkgs. Century Health I’uncako, 25c A. STULL, J 15151 Norwclk. 1111111111 1111) 1111611111 REPAI RlNG AND JOBBING. A. TARLOV. wIIbingtcn Strut Brim. South Norwgik. Cottage ave. 1m. 1m Plumbing and Stun: Hoar inn. Hui Wafer floating. . 1 Hot Air HIItfuc. novns AND RAND)! ILA’I‘I AND 't‘lN ROOFING. GI- Ind Stalin fitting. Fixtures. New Collin. 00 Plus you moon our clock of RICHMOND, RANGII I The “In 8 Within (lo-nil: Inner. “MIT. socwcu 1n thIn aver boron. very low. mun] locum I donut of FIRST-CLASS PAPER HANGING III In in better poIitlon m cm a do your work. FAINTING. PMIB HANGING MOD 1:1 1°“.°°.MTIN9- , . . .s pi- frag“ u. 11‘} 01111 New couns- ”chow-“In stool. A “mermaid i ,1”, Notieois hereby given that the Boom of Relief of the Town of Norwhlk. will meet at their office Opera House block, on Monday.an11crytlth,1002. from 2 to It? 111.; Wednesday cramps. Janucry it to 9; Suturdcy. iith. 2 to I p. 1b,: Monday. 181b, 2 to 4p m; Wednesday, 15th, 2 to l p. m.: BItur- dcy. 18th. 7 to l evening; Monday. 20th. 2 to 1i p m.. for the purpose of bearing and determining any and all appeals made to than: from the doin ancestors on the list of 1001. my will also meet with the assessors as a joint board, Monday. January 20th. at 4p m. for the puiposc of shitting the polls of sick and dilabled persona. Norwnlk. 001111.. December 17.1901. JARVIS KELLOGG. JAMES BUTHERL’AND CHARLES W BELL .. Board or italic: CHRISTMAS UTLERY. Our Warranted POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY bClSSOdS SHEARS CARVERS RAZORS BUTCHER AND KITCHEN kNlVES Are stnctlv first class. i Your monev balk if found de- lective In any way. Comstock, Watkins 6: Dow, “2 WASHINGTON STREET South Norwalk. Phone I43-6. Highest Cash Prices. Discarded machinery of all kinds piping,stcum and water fittings, stoves and builders’ hardware bought and sold. Headquarters for refuse metIls. rubber. feathers and all articles that you would like to dispose of. The highest cash prices will be paid by calling on ABRAHAM HARRIS, 13 c 16 Raymond 8t. Notice by postal will receive prompt attention. Open 7 n. m. to 6 p. in. Closed Sut- urdnys. Residence M I-iprinz street. Telephone Cull. 156-1. SOLID AND SUGCESSFUL. MW...“ 0111 1111101111. 1111 SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. Capital. sloo.ooo.oo comma. 3100.000.” thorProlm. :ca.ooo.oo JOIN l. mu. President. JACOB I. “WON. Caller. DI BICTORI: John H. Form Henry laymour John H. Krupp Christian lwnrt: John H. Light I. H. Mathmn JocIIh I. "Irvin . Olmuci Grummon J. WIIiacI MIMI. Manna Scllomd. = Ihofoodmdcidc “:ch c1 mm”; dicoovc'd reactant O1 ‘ ’tl curs. Minute Wit It in Midge! leveled . :1 . mes-essence our. IpIcIIl prlccc on Iii trimmed hm To BELL PIA! QUICKLY. Canned pens at 10 cent: per can. Quality that class Ind vIIue higher than the price asked. iv L’HOMMEDIEU BROS. East Norwalk. . W READ AND PROFIT. .1 Pitlsbflzy'l Plymouth Month! Mu 26c Pii bury's Out Food, halted. OB pltg.. Pillbury 3 Fl and Wheat. 2 plight. 25c The simple fact tht the” [will hen. the name of Fiilcbury ll cumu- Ient guarantee cf quality. E. H. MORE HOUSE, West avenue. , , W- THE IUIIIOT PLACE lN NDRW These days in LDWIB'B PH GRAPH GALLERY. Sittings from 10 a. m. to 3: 30 p.111. FIrIt quIlity work. New designs of mountings. Popular prices. Sittings Sundays until the Hoi- idays, from 10 I. m. to 2: 20 p.111. ...._¢......._ CARL SCHAUB’S NEW YEAR. All are invited to the New Your din- ner 11nd supper at the IMPERIAL CAFE. i will kill a 250-pound pig. which will be served to all. WW— HAVE YOU TRIED The Old Well Pcrfecto cigar? it’s a coal sweet delightful smoke that will fascinate .you. They are carefully made from the very best selected to- bucro. Try one. Every one sells them. OLD WELL CIGAR CO.. 83 Washing- ton Street. m..... IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR Good syrup we have it. it's certainly fine and we only ask 15c per quart inr. Large pickles at 12c per dozen. See them and you will appreciate that the price is all right. BECKER, Washington street. South Norwullt. . LOSS BY FIRE. Insures furniture and lionsohold goods for $350 for three years against local by fire or lightning. TAYLOR & GOLD- EN. Washington street. 80. Norwalk. ““4”... SITTING! FOR PHOTOGRAPHS. Persons desiring to sit for Photo glalilis during these winter months will find it much to their ddvlntage If they will avoid the late afternoon hours. Tht1 light after 3:30 p. m. Is uncertain even on pleasant days ul-i though 1t is possible to make a nega live in 4 o clock G. S NORTH. 01 THE iDEAL FLUSH VALVE is noiseless. closes with jar or water hammer. Has 0 tank. See it in op- eration In our dl‘tlplay room. HORACE R. Nash. corner North Main and West streets. South Norwalk. ———-—4 GIFTDOM FOR HOLIDAYS. Our store Is the center of sensible gifts for the chitu. man or woman. We have nicely framed pictures. tree ornw ments. toys of every description—this menus mechanical toys. too; dainty cards. calendars. books for the little tots. In fact everything imaginable Is here. H. E .BODWELL. Washington street. South Norwam. ___.__.____. 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 some price—$5.75 a ton. Prompt attention. Courteous treatment. IRVING LOCK- WOOD Re CO.. 122 Water Street. Phone 31-5. _.__.._..._.. NOT ON CORRECT TIME? Well that watch or clock needs fix- lng. We. repair such and place them in correct running order at reasonable charges. Jewelry jobblnx is also our specialty. ll. S. ROOT). 80. Main St. _.._..___._. TROUBLED WITH YOUR WASH? Getting a good. careful wuherwo man is. we. know. one of the difficult affairs in life. It's no trouble to get no to do your washing. We are always at the some 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 wash the clothing sent us and return It. Now. If you let us get this wash Thursday. F‘ridIy or Saturday. to be delivered Mondny or Tuesday, we will wash a surprisingly large number of pieces for fifty cents. CRESCENT LAUNDRY. Water 8t. 80. Norwalk. _........_ HERE'S THE PLACE To get your stable supplies at ren- uonuble prices. A large qurtment of horse blankets. all grades. from it to 85. Plush lap robes. 82.25 to 84. All kinds of humans. carriInI and run- abouts and in fact everything on wheell. we sell. GsnorIl rewiring I specialty. LUTHER ll. WRIGHT. _._..._...._.. le OTYLI CORGI". From the bolt mIltcrI In the coun try. Ind noIrly every lIdy in thin com munity decided to buy I now our of corsets for winter "or. Wich we could convince you LhIt your comet economy Ind this Itorc go together. J. A. HIBLOP & 00. W... TH! IIIDGI PIIH MAIKIT. Pine bio-tor mIckcrci. lit to 2 pounds each. Blue Point oyutm. All kinds of act: Ind onion. Lon; Ind round alum. W... I. I. TILLOTION Often I find mint Imam chin: dainty. cum. III low price. All nuII clump“ of outin- Ind tIII- WI hcu, your choice comm It oncc Ind cocci-c bun-scion. Aicc ruin. hm Ind who to root, chi! m.. bottom It may reduced WHI- . , WM your! ammo up“ or .IIIII- cost. why do protect yourself? $2.10. CONRAD p11 I i l l , HAvnyou renting?“ Add This. cigar to outlook I numb l i not: in the Norwcikc It 11“ I i (Fain c‘ciehn‘ factory, (rior workmen It is put. up In a. box or 50 to cull: the IMQM in cold by wnninrmavc c _ our. Main and Washington streets. So. . qunlk. . .. p. . NOW 18 THE“ TIME . To think About selecting ‘on ur Citric In» recent: Our stock. is your Mrs 111 int-mt «assortment to ho toll“ .1 . . in the Twin Cities. 1Fancy chinp‘dt 1 1 11 ovary description, lamps. toilet were. In picturoc, 2011 and up.1 Sterling ill- ver novelties this week. 190. .Evc cry/g. . thing in picture books for the child4 ran can be found here. See the 5 and 10 cent window In I few days. It DA- MON’B. Free dellvory. ”a...“ HOLIDAY FRUIT. We have secured special fruits for XmIc trade Very nice orIngeI JI- mcch, Florida. California Groom, fancy all let. grapes and new nuts. EDWIN ILCOX Washington street. South Norwulk‘. Phone 143-5. ' —--———O~—--- 0F lNTlREST TD MEAT BUYERS. Our tin huddle is very nice Indeed. and the shrimp are raw suitable for salads and we have ground bone to: chickens. SCHAUB‘S MARKET. Washington street. fl... OUR PICTURE GALLERY; ”."7‘ For Saturday only we will glva up our entire carpet department to dis- uy medallions and other pictures. many of them being Copies of famous works of art. You are cordial] lilvlt- ed to come and enjoy it A D CREE.- AN 8: SON. 84 Washington street. “ill“; it e n be done at so small 11' South Norwnik m..—4 SMOKERS‘ DELIGHT ‘ are a good drawing cigar and pipe. We have especially for Xmas trade. dorm 01 DENSI m..-101113. Warning- ton street. So. Norwalk. ‘ ___..__..__...__. THE so. NOBWALK TRUST co. ‘ Can assist you with your financial bum iness. no matter what its character. Our faollities for handling the gen ml ibimhing business cannot be excel Our savings department pays the high. est rate of interest on depoaits. Trusts of nil kinds receive the careful aliens tiou of our officers and attorneys. It you desire to purchase stocks or bonds, or send drafts to any part of Europe, we can serve you. . . 1 l H cnocoum: son sous. 2b: to. ' These candles are usually sold at It much higher price. The price is cut for this week only. OWEN’S, North Main street. 1 ORANGESI ORANGES!‘ ". We call your attention to Florida 0ranges~good ones. too, rest assured. The lot we have are running ext-em tionaily nice. CENTRAL FOOD COMa PANY. Washington Street, Sou ' Norwalk. Phone 130. 1111 —-——-—-O-—-- " 1’ s. I. MILL8’8 AGBORTMENT. l 0f fancy pillow tops and stamped lid“ ens most complete in the city. 0nd $1.00 glace and mocha kid gloves are the best made and warranted. Impcrh ers’ sample line embroidered handker‘ chiefs. Over 200 styles. way untied price. Large line golf gloves, mittens 11nd Onyx hosiery at attractive prices. .____._._._._. DO YOU NEED NEW GLOVES? Then you will surely be interested in this ad. Driving gloves, wth flaring wrist, fur tops. otherwise buck skin. It: 81 per pair. A very good leather glove at title. See it to appreciate. Child- ren's Mite. 100. D. GOTTLIEB, Nortli Main street. South Norwalk. ‘ 1 . “‘1. THE MIBBES DAWSON ' Would just mention a few items among their stock suitable for gifts: Hunti‘ kerchiefs. gloves. hose. muslin unden wear. neckwenr. comb and brush sets. hut. bonnet and clothes brushes, brics a-brIc. pictures and books. ..—..—.—————. Lough. brother In aflictlou laugh. The, best Wily to get on with I misery . lit to laugh at It If you can. A DIIP MYSTERY. It is 11 mystery why women cndurd Backuhe. HcIdIche. Net-vocation, Sleeplecknccs. MclIncholy. Writing and Dizzy Spells when thousands thc proved that Electric Bitters will quick- ly cure such troubles. "l quforod for years with kidney trouble, writers Mn. Phebe t‘liorlcy of Peterson. lI.. “Ind a lame buck mind me so I could not dress myself. but Electric 8mm"! wholly cured Inc Ind. Iithouuh .78 years old i now am «Dbl. to do III my housework " It overcomu Constitu- tion. Improve. Appetite Ill/OI perfect health. Only title at F. .BIIWI south Norwcik drug store“ and John A. hint Norwcik drug store. Truth 11. might and mult provcllm but Iomctimcc it icavu I but tutu in the mouth. 4.1. THOUIANDI. um“ mm IitiLl. Every you I tum numr of uniform who-c hum no fire.“ Tilt“ “it“ ““3“ m. i. V I In: mm. II II not Ilwm cure. Mum who 11 Dr. Klan my: WW Concumption will cure you It home.” i Omit'c Wmumhbb mm M Coughs Cold. Ind III Thrall Ind iii“ "Ti." °" “1.."th run I! . Asia I from punt-tent nu. Wilma“ It 11‘. If. Baton. John A. Him: lionuik. Price“; Ind limbo Dir-hint 0W = Time as 87 ponies lbw-tho mum «mm of 31 mi .W “at! 090. 1
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