ith tho Lead‘ors
d, It UV'SI‘lV inut liIIII II. l‘ii‘ii- IIII.
ll tliivi‘r! Inc It l'lilllllilllli II" ulIoIIII for women ilyiug to he sold and
on him lilt IIII'IIIII MIMI. lltllllt‘l' III In wi Inna of union. more is a run: on for it.
. . in 'tlurv'n I'luuliry.‘ III union nit-I IIII‘IIII than double the
. I LI" oil: .I' wou‘lnn .I .llI‘III it IIatl't ho boonnno of [It'll-II, tiilillft.‘ it (Mold
‘ ‘ I. LI IIIIIIIIII' It tIiIuIII.‘il oi’. iundursltlp. ‘ ‘
on unduly" iII IIIIogIIlzr-Ii'uniIIn louder III mm It lonls; oiiIoI'u
- It IIIlIiIIIItIIu; IItIIIII II tony. lIlImIIIIIoI'o iL‘ rut II tho little it you
Lluoon lion i'ilI" you nlo Willi tho ILIIIIII l‘.l in fashion.
1
PRICE $3.00. _ l
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I
F. 27. Iron III co, Solo Agt.
.WIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Street. South Nulwnlk Conn;
EDITION AL LOCAL NEWS
Tim ‘Rtll'lillly II‘. liumIIlIIlIII: in :I'IIIIIIII
o tltn ill NIIII! ‘Iollt , m
West Street, saturday Night.
IuIIl Mrs. Arthur A, Graham (In ,
391ml” “m" “"‘ “W‘i‘ ”- ”m “f“ i tmtninud II small Lolnonny of friends? '
. 0°"! ‘3‘“ “3 ”‘0 ”h” ”3'” “H 31" inlId neighbors Sitllllillly' owning at
l‘ onto "‘7‘ "Ml”‘g ”hm ' “"""“““”-‘ ‘ th. Iir home with It Shultoopoulmn IIII-ld
rs. (‘hnrlrs I III of New YUIlI I'Ii'uI . ing. 'l‘IIIIro wore nbuut twenty 111 loo
11“ donut “I it‘ll. :IIIII \lli'i I. I II: nit I minpuny. forming II club that is given
Lilli Muln HtIII't Nurwnik, for who quno but in onqngod in lltornr.»I
IoIs.
SHAKESPEARIAN READING. i '
Given by A. A. Graham, at his Home in j}
I
(A. loraol. Prlpunorn
COATS!
Far Children 2 to 4 years ,
oIa' $2. 50. _ . . i
I
Made of All Wood broadcloth,
Sailor Collar and trimmed with
white, lined andnicoiy maria.
Colors, Royal,
i
Navy or Cadet 3
Blue. and Red. I
In Washington it will turn I '
. plough.
do A llIIII-IIII
Mi I5.
‘1" 'IlailI'u
,
__ 11H
iit'on :11, of
he Ilowntion nu lIliI: school hill to
one! this morning on IIIIIIIIIJIL III III
(mill ’l‘ttllliir. til-ratios IIIIII l'I.‘. Illilitll
uluoon.
YIItlIl WI II",\'I=I III i.",lIIIolI|_III nus»
ovot S than}; u: tho it I and
,’l.. Ii. Moore. at tho anwnll
hodint t‘lIIII'IIiI IIIIIAIIIIIIIIIII. .
ItohoIt J. ilIIII‘II'Iy oi
aII‘IId lll‘ltll I'I I‘tllllJllli’il sI:IIIII!III1Ih_I
d L‘Onlilit' II-IIII I IIIIIIII. III iiIII IiIIIII ll
(lollIuI! . lhi». IIIIII'IIIIIII
lIIIIllIIIn lirIbry. III‘ glow-(hit:-
an the iitlzI‘IiiIIl iI‘II'lII‘I' in tho Slum!—
Iol, IIIIP Ilm must L»! .I S iIl‘I‘II
. II Swill" l’ll't‘i'l.. EIIII'IIIIII'
IIGGHOIIII "USN?” Front, ("lrli‘ III1 '77.
tended u l'l“‘li‘llliilil .‘IIIII IIIIIIIII ulI-III
I Yale Club, New Yfll’h, IIIItIIrdnv
'. in honor ol‘ tlIII riot Irinur. Ynlui
:lei
IiIII NIIrIIriII ii.
I tron will b" hold tIIIIIIII'IIIII'
.E'llllig, all lilo Hilll‘l NIII‘\\.IIII.
II'II:I in Mr.
III‘ “1le iii) (Illl
Ynllt IllI', inst
LA ' Ilauyh‘cm' vI‘rIII'
rs Elinor I.iII‘ --I.I
0th stroII‘ licI.
day. ovenhlu. Ml“. I‘IIIIIII IYII'. t‘mrIIIII'iy
_, BPMaI‘y iIIlIIIY, :I IIIIIIIIIIII' yIIllII:
dy of South NtII‘III'Ilit.
M h» govnr'nmrut iII‘ IIIIIII ‘II it IIIIIII'
‘l llthII Inn ii: ;III 'II: Ii I'I-III tlI
lthls lliililllll I in It lilo Inntuin
9 boot IIi‘l IIIIII hit 0 IlIlIIy IIIIII
tenmwl ill) to hot moot-inns at
0.71;] H. ll‘orrln'n <lIII!l..
Perry Llninturd sun fit" it
(A, QIIIIIIIII'Il, IIf I‘Inin sII-th.
t‘. t!:IIl_ I'llt'“.
' MIMIIIIIn-Ilis.
end SI’II'ILII‘III nII'IIIthI-t i'or ll-III bIIIIIII'Il of
I. I hit.
trip III1 :I. iIiIIIIIl,
to. of i‘lnnbnrgr.
illi!\.,'.l t,‘I'\\'r"I."-
III‘ l):'IIiI.III was tiny;
lI'II‘JlII In? lIIII ll :;,
IiIItimI Itl'I
”In, 5;, “I.“ A ‘. lohn Brondy. Joules Gnilnghor. hoorgo
and II ,
én‘qnot will ho In ill in I'IIIIIII‘ ('li on \I‘lt.:‘
f
ll: It'll
n‘ll'I
(l'llSl:
Nl‘l" .
alk, \vill loom tomorrow or \\‘III'i‘.lI"-‘- E
whm'v hr! will '
“HP will IIII III!I'IIIII‘I.I! lI-Il IIIi .
who \I‘Ill II'II'I‘riI
i work, the Irhlui‘ object at uruuont lining,
Mr. .
(x‘lohmn ('Dlltlllcll‘d the lending of tho.
first mt oi the. play, whith was l‘oilow i
ed by It discussion by those plenum.
the reading of “Julius Causal. "
Dining the evening refreshments wero
I set VCLL ‘
I 'i“Iho'.e Inescnt IIeroMrn. S B. WolIh.
Muss .‘l'lOltl Weloh Miss. Annie E. Bulld-
will. Miss Agnes lmllctt, Mr. tlI‘Itl Ill 5.
ll Illulllllb’ I ltnylnond. Mr. and Min. .1.
ll. Lawrence, Mrs. ll. ii. l’lnistod null
jl\.llSS White. The hunt meeting will
ilJL'. held Sniurdny evening. DE'LECITTIII’I'
II, III the home of Mr. and Mrs. ltuy-
Inoud “Ililloido.”
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
I 'l‘IIII turnout of ilunnls IIan-ii was
i hold youturdny nitortloon at. 2130‘ from
the Church ol‘ the Assumption In W ont—
[)Oll. itov '1‘ ll Shirnoy oihointlng.
I 'lho romnins Were that blonght to .Ior-
“111k and accompanied by a delegation
of thirty IIIOIIIIII-rs of the local order
of llibernlnno to St. Mary's comelury,
, I\oI'wIIIk, where they wore luterrod.
The null bourers were. Donnis Ullgolle.
Ilnnls, Stvvon Keefe and W. Doulona.
'Jnooph Monohnn was the llowor hour-
or.
The remains of Mrs. Catherine lvl.
Brighlmnn, who died Frida) at the
residence of hot son‘in-lnw. Malcolm
‘.lilillltilll, in New Cannon, were inhun
‘on Newport this morning for
I ment. The futility are well known in
New York and Newport sooiui circled
tutor-y
.il. Earl's & Jan,
85 \‘VAhITlNG'l‘ON H’II‘RlilI I‘I .
h“ lll'l‘l I NUliV‘VAI Ax.
To
Accommodate
‘ The .
Holiday Trade
} Our
Store Will be open every ,
evening until 9 o'clock
a/lgr ?
i
DECEMBER 5127. 5
Telephone 1 33-1 2.
and nre oummur residents in how Lril'.
‘ cannon.
n :III-Imbor of Company C. T\V‘Clli)’-St‘V-§
oIItlI Contleutlont Volunteers, who illtld
l\7VI;IlIIoinIIy, worn token to Milford;
Conn. Saturday. by Undertaker lI'J-
.lilnnd Raymond, for intormonl.
A solemn high mass for [no
Bonnis L‘llL‘h of WI stpolt will
hold tomorrow Inornit: I at ti 0 “SW at
St. .lo.~.!"II.IIhs CIIIIIIIII thI I'I'Iz'iol. Iir.
William Ainhor. hoill.’ tho Ioniunni.
h'II II
TODAY IN ”A..- ottztzii‘l
tlIII IIIIIII'II Ii‘Ii-tvan with him i
II. n (I?
h. i.i!II‘l:' I! iI‘I. .‘I' II,i}'
\I‘l’II) XII] ll
lll‘illi. I3. IIJIII‘iI-
.a‘ innr'rnl‘I‘II. :IIIIl
' lili‘ l!lllI-i'4'IIIIiI :.I-II'..-1
Hi I -' l‘ll“l'ill:". .!‘I' In!
'I lint; l.\I‘ luv u vrrrc ‘.\':.I‘LIIII'
trout. ni‘ MIItIuIIiIIIII's Norah
‘ I, shop. to he . .
' it lv'l
l‘llll"
ATH BUS. TO A FAL L.
GJTPOTI'I '“ (lrIIIII, i'III _ Ii-~.'III.III!
. a taillooti l'l‘Illl IliIIrl today: tIl‘l
,eI .hi‘nl hIIIIIIIIriI n‘tt‘.‘ wow I in his
ion on (III? it " Luis li‘ll'l.‘ III: III thI
undo of his home. on lintztlrd II. ix" I
,lton be full “lid do‘II‘I-nlling tho
‘ .hm oi In hand to ll‘3i Ir IIIII Ig'idI.
this .1‘ II width In IIIIII~ ll dnngrr
E3BKISALE
al‘ll‘lnh Linen ilox l‘IIIIIII' .II ti iI'III-I
,, climb”! out :1: TI- our box
3:?” prion win: 150 nod 20!". Ulll‘tivI
ltt‘hl irinh IIin
(III rmiv . giiiiluu
for 2.0
3T. "tI
.‘ .07” .I 7531‘. fully glni‘ilntood.
dirt! Gold I‘lnti Ii hi on (llusnriu, Zoo Illltl'
hit II IIIIII'. llIII IIiIII- III 2:. (Ham-III
4, will 0er initt n tow IluI'u til'
ii) “for thr- lloiitlavu, III.
T. J Ill uglier; “i...
I‘II‘.
“ 20 Eiiuiltlt
file on or iv
ante-claw t look for it.
acnohio.
E Lawrrnco.
liar! lIIIsI'II'i Iii !: III'.
‘.\' *it ‘
MIL:
ill on!
Atnrm' g
:ltliil
WILL I- iI‘: 10 n. In Iw—I‘nIIIII-I
in; {Mitt s lltl\".i Ihlml on liiht dun. lugs
t'ofloninglj n higl‘nr may;“ for Alvin/l-
I.:I'\< III LIIIIIIIIII. AIIIIII "llllilli‘il Coil-
]II‘II' II,I.-II III} :Il‘IIl I‘ll. l'II'.i
I'IIIlnt. Alllt'llt‘tlll jIIIIIIIIIl :l
I'i IIIIII'! \I-‘III'. ‘illl'?,l‘ fr.II'-I.IIII:II unit-Is! in
I‘ll: ‘llilu‘lll. In BIIII'I‘Iz‘IyII 'l‘I'II'IIIit, Loni;
tIi' l(‘. IIIIIl HIIIIII.
\ Al. II Sill Iiil‘, il n. III.-rl.:>r:',-‘
‘lllHl‘llZ de! '! \w I‘ kutltid for Mr»
III: us lLllilttIl, coming It l'llitlur im-
lll‘IJLVltllt'lli. nil LnIoulzh the list and
lilting; St Paul, New York Central.
Eliot-k island pretrrrod. Hocking Vulloy
.DHETh‘l‘lHl, Erie 2nd, III'oi‘erl'ed. Sugar.
. ilrooitlyn ’l‘l'Iqull..I.tir-III rIIl Elm-trio. and
,I‘InntiquItul 'i‘ohnoro prolurrod, l to 1%
;nhovr- Inst Ira-it‘s (:lilill. II‘IIII- (lyrifrlltl‘b
III tit. I’IIul I‘IIIIowIII by pl‘L‘S“lI:'E
gunnimt SIIIIIII, it run those stIII-l Is
‘IiIIwII ll IIIIlnt tenth nun (qu ed a inll
lug; illlil" nil mound.
\\ Al. I. STliEl-l l. 1 II. III.-BII_\'IIIII or.
Ilium wrlo (llbli'llllll‘fll sllnuitunoously
in tho local tlIIItlou ttUllkb. and “WM
III ruiIII IIIlvnlIIIoII mini 1 if. to 1%.. L1 III.
iwiIIIII: speculation was listless trod
l'IleIus were not nppIIIuiubiy vhangod
|tlom the noon level
i Rebuttal utel private Wire ol' Mahler
GolIil-chmldt, commission broilers.
warm & Corbett‘s block South Nor
walk: , .
' Open High Low
IAmnl. Connor 571.4; 57%
«Am Kl.” it. F. 84% 31%
into. Smelt, Ill) 39
’Am Editor, 120% 120%
Anaconda. lid till
A. 'l‘, 8'; 8 F6. 82% 821/.
Ali‘. Iii: BJI‘. or. lull/g him.
Halt. It. Ohio. 981/5. 98%
inklyn, R. 'r.. ill'I 6m '
Chou. ll: Ohio. in 45% '
Chi. Ill N. W.. 230 220
Chi (II. 'Wout.., 25v. 251.4
C. M. & at. P. 172% l‘Ilj’II
00!. F. a L. till ! ill?
Col. South our 28%
Control. Gael 21114. I211“.
Erie. 33% 33%
ill. Central. 143% 143 M14354. .
lion. it Null 1971.5 123m 12W.
Manh tum. 118% 149%. 147%
‘,‘Mot t Ev. MIMI. Mills. 139%
delcnu Clint, m4. 22% 21%
'1‘... his, 23% Elihu
old: In its '
till 09
«run
87‘}
1:30
Thu remains of Dennis E. Btllll‘I‘Illl. ;
, I
«1‘! I'll “1'
points: I
. QIOOKIT" 3: 03,
FELL MAI’Y NEVER EE RAlSED’
lvaIuc 53.00
i kiudo at Smith and
! o a
1. his to order. of tho very latest
utyloh and the bout of tit Tho latent
fashions from Porto, and sure to
I
All kinda of Furmt tho
prions. '
Krasovitz 82 Fox.
North Main. Corner Ann St,
Sodifl Namath.
j GHRTNER
Merchant 1 allow.
Get Your Clothing Repaired
For the Cold Winter
Coming.
My ropnir charges are very reason
dble. ‘
Ladies' garments as 'npon, Men's.
0! course. it you want new work——
well, come In and talk with me. I:
believe I can interest you.
89 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Opposite Hotel Hamilton.
Won t l hat
BOY
Think Santa is Good llS
He Brings Him An
OVERCOAT.
Collar and cull trimmed
with iur, siz:s 3 to 8 vears.
$4. 50
Here Is a warm coat. has
coat oi arms in silk on sleeved
siz s 3 to l4
256231115
Knee Pants.
Years,
0
D. Gottlleb,
'1! North Main Street.
neaowruou or a: spécr.
introduced in House cf Represonta-
tive‘s in Memory of Mr. Reed.
WASHINGl-JK. llacembol 8-'l‘he
House today paid It remarkable tributo
th 9 memory of oar-Speaker Thomas.
Captain packer Has 1"“ F" Boenl I3 Reed His death had created II deep
Unable to Get a Wrecker. I
it is doubtful It the hig‘sloop “Poll."i
ho. which snnlt last week In East Rivenl
inning boon Inn into bv a bi: stenmi
IIII. o.‘ or, is over mint-d. (‘nptnln Mut-
l twins lrluckor tho owuor hos boon un- l
i :Ibio to sI-curu n wrecker. no mm 2"“
ll busy, and if h Illl wound in dom L?
‘hlEi. it is doubtful if the bout could bt‘
lorntod.
3, The morning ni‘ter tho ncc d: Int a bi'. .
man ”nor poured over the pinto
I'hI. l'i.‘ the "l’uli' Wont down and oinco
lhnt limo noth. :II; has boon ill‘LlI of tIII-
iIoIit or hor tIIIImllIIt. which projects
(III In] loot u: ll of IvnlIét' at low title it
.s thouI'ht that tho oronn ntenmtil'
broke the topmost on and tho. swift
t‘llll‘t‘lllS in that port of tho river huvv
i‘IoIIiIIi iiIII (roll down with the thin
I l" tho bout twir- mired him would bro
I anI IIII pulled out III nieces and would
.'.0l be. I'. (win \'(‘!‘\ moth nttor tho. oper
IItioII. "mtuin Dockru; was In Final
\lorwnik Iwm‘ Sundny but returned to
the city this morning to tnrthor lnvow
'lIvntu in on III‘EIIrt to locate the name
of tho boot that run ino her. He in
“ring unabated by officials at the bar-
i!or 0me and them is little doubt that
the guilty contain will he found and
made to settle for the accident
ltnIIIiI Dm'kor. (‘unlnin Dockers son.
is at his homo in loot Norwalk.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIMI TABLE.
mus—~—
in onset Comb—or 19. 1902.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK
NE V.ORK
A. ill. ~12: 40xw LI: 051:. ll: 68!
has 7: l3 7: 52. 8:1“. 9:081.
'i:40.10:24x. 10: 40 11:85:.
P. M.-12: 651.. 1718. 21251:. 3: 05.
'l: 20:. l: (97 4.501. 5: 40 3155!. 6: 38
ill 56:. 7: 071: “5731.820“ 1010.
U
A M.:—-lil 40x. “05!. ll: 58:. 9: Oil
9:421.
5:40. 6:553. 7:20
FOR
Bllh
9:25.
P. tie-*3: 20x,
3:403, 10:10.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR IOUTH
NOR RWA L.K
A. ' HIP-412.031“ Ii: 03.03: £0,107: 00
I. I.
wl’o‘ttn limit“ Olin am 0?:
. .~— 1 . o: it: to
3. so: 4le II'III Into. rm. ' I: 00::
It: on. '7- 002,8 :0an ’II no: tutti. 11:60!
lagturduya only. l’ittutloid maroon.
, ’ anxious. .
_‘A III—«III. 022.9190 IIIIII. 1001.
9 It nu. "
hotness on. and time was it unltorm
III-she among lII- members that tho
:ionso should si unity mark its rospoctl
tor his memory.
uoh notion as was douired on the
III nth or n former member ll hnd only
l‘ .tn‘. 1‘ pro-IIIIIII'III I ,in its llloimv. nnmoly
In the occasions of the death of Be~
«In. BIIIIIIII and Alexander Stephens
when the House adopted, rIIIolntlmIII.
IIIIII lltllt‘illlllPtl out of respect for their
'tieluill‘ll'SI it was docidod to follow
tilt-1h IIIIIIr'Ilcntsxoduy 'l‘helzhuplnln.
II the opening I, the session. mode It
Ioliuu reference to the death of the
‘lIl—Hpi‘llkel'. Ito boldness wna transnat-
Ii. beyond the fol-null reading of two
Inert-Intros troIn'tvhe‘oroshlent and on ur-
I'nngomrnt to pontponu the special or-
dnr tor todoy»~-lhe London dunk charge ‘
bill-«until tomorrow.
Mr Sherman. (. Y ). thrn nroxo amid }
silence. and litter n few nppmprlute re-
marks. our: ed the following resolu-
on‘
"Resolved That the following min-
utes be spread upon the record 01 the
House of Representatives:
"lion. Thomas Bruckrtt Reed. died
in Washington. December 7,1902. For
twenty two years he had been a mem-
ber of this lion e: for six years its
«hooker. His our Ice terminated with
Ibo fifty-fifth congress. Within this
IlIIInIhIIr the scene or his life’s great
II-tlvttics wan lulu. Here be rendered
murders in his country which plooedl
him in the front ranks 'or American3
utateamunuhip: Horn hr oxhibltedl
characteristics which compelled respect
Imd won admiration. h‘orcetnl ablllty,- .
intrinsic worth. strength or cllaractor.l
Innntila‘r tame rind congressional loud-
( m MW
lowest E
Paul as capable to working on,
i” or the house to take I
. er Rood, who once served as oh.
I of the Committee, adjourned. today on
We are always equipped for it, and as always. our store is headquarters for Holiday purchas-
:ers. Our new store, which is now open gives us about fifteen hundred square feet additional
1
I
I,
1
room, which makes shopping with us a plCJSLll‘e. Useful gifts are the order of the day, and the per-
gmanent pleasure derived from some useful article' 13 universally recognized.
‘ the holiday business, including:
.. BURNTWOOD NOVELTIES.
‘liOVELTIES IN STAMPED
GOODS.
I
I
.
I
I
IONS.
PILLOW TUPS IAND CUSH-
‘ HOLIDAYUMBRELLAS.
3 HOLIDAY RIBBONS.
i HOLIDAY GLOVES.
NOVELTIES IN GLASS.
$2 003
In addition to our regular lines of staple goods we have added many novelties expressly for
v
BURNT LEATHER NOVEL-
TIES.
NOVELTIES IN SOFA PIL—
LOWS.
HOLIDAY BOOKS.
HOLIDAY HAN‘DKER-
CHIEFS.
1:01.13: AY LACES.
HOLIDAY LINENS.’
NOVELTIES IN CHINA.
Tristram 8. Hyatt, Norwaik, Conn,
I
l orshlp.
" intellect. with a full and nail rounded
development had protlucrd a giant who
I towered above his fellows and impress-
I ed them with his power and wisdom.
I “A distinguished statesman; a lofty
patriot a cultured scholar and tools
we writer: a unique orator; an un
matched doboter: a master at logic.
!wit. satire: the most famous of the
I word‘s parliamentarians; the great
{and epresentative citizen of the AIII
terlcnh rrpublic has gone into history.
“Resolved. That in honor or the dis-
tingulsheddead, the lions.» now ml-
journ." ,~I.
When the reading of the resolutions
had been concluded. Spa er Plunder.
son asked if tnero was hjection to
their present consideration. The.» sil-
ence remained unbroken. The result»
tlons were then adopted and the. spotli-
or declared the Home adjourned out or
I'I‘snootrtomho memory of Mr. Reed.
WASHINGTON. December ll—I'l‘hI
House judiciary committee. out at I‘ll-
«meet for the memory of former Speak-
on
Imotlon, without transacting (my bus!-
hogs. , «
m..~.—~m—.W
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Ralph Plebauy to Thomas J Mend,
five acres and buildings Crnnbury.
Thomas J. Mood to Herman F. Byx-
hoe, live notch and buildings. Crnn- . ’
bury.
Estate or S. E Olmatend to Michael
J. Riordan two building lots, Platte-
ville «Venue.
Daniel Gull and wife to Clara Loneli-
ak lot and buildings. Hoyt stroot
South/Nom'nlk.
Z. A Denney to William H. Meltin-
hon. land and buildings, Pine street.
South Norwalk.
William H. McMahon tn the R & 0
Company. land and bull Wings Pine
street.
Wilbur 8. Wilson to Lily Fa‘darog.
two lots Cutouts Park.
James 1“. Monroe todaomis Beolloid
Ione acro. Blast llockn road. /
g GLOVER'S To): PLACE.
I15.
I;
The Perfecta Shoe:
For Ladies.
I. ‘3‘ 'IIilI'I
ln him depth and breadth oti
:rfiwfifit‘w ‘- } }-
L. A. .:
1
Ir» fig; ‘ '
fiar’izfim ' 95-4».
. .. A: 5\
-, . ..
’v~7:*n‘~ 1%
5
‘ THE
..HOME
'OF LOW
PRICES
or Younéand“
Old.
Now is the time! The weather
is too cold to be Without one.
Don't sau uou have no moneu.
,You can bun Ilom us without
moneu. Just have it charged.
and Dali tor it in Iveeidli con-
, venient moments.
Norwalk Chronicler