anrrymlargo steel; of elegant. and mauslvo limits and iron Beds. con- »
'ofllll distinct styles, straight and bow roots. brass rails, continuous
till ‘thé acumen fool design. A guarantee goes with every bed.
" E‘ENAMEL‘ anonmnom $3.00 to canoe.
lilies ates. FROM $13.00 up. . ; .
stock. for spot cauh. Is it not reasonable to presume that they
Igloo advantage. which directly concerns you? We offer for your
reliable and strictly artistic instruments, which have stood the
_ oryears. They are all known by their merits. Steinway, Mason
Jilllletll; Woodbury, Hardman, Shaninger, Stegcr and Standard. Ai~
; Miamand AuuSlreels. .So. Norwalk.
can
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4h;
it
PlCTUREs. BOOKS.
a. sec to 35c. A good list of subjects.
751: 10500. '- 1- 15c lllld We to 10c.
$1.00 to 75c. 35c and 500 to 25c.
Novelty (lift Books and Children's
' 31:2}0 {1.69 all at 31.00.
i
_ muse." Bonita at similar reduction.
WRl‘i’lNG PAPER- FANCY ARTICLES
icy Boxesr'flom 10c to 25c redue»
~
at lnarh «down prices. We have
. U grouped the smaller items at tile & line
out. ,. .
Hoaiely and'Underwear always a specialty at popular prices. _
1.. r, -. .
South Nor-walk.
0Nv$r.25 PER DAY
Your forefathers owned their
own homes, ililil were inde-
pendently \vcll oil. You are
not doiopr that on tins and
more per week.
Don'tyon feel that it is nd~
visuhle to put part of your
earnings away, especially ill a
Sal’lllgil.l3ilillt, Where it will
earn interest money?
lilleilogiavea perilonrol
eggs audibegm the New
Four percent. ill what we
. any medicine .
SOUTH‘NWBK‘BAVINGS
woman." v
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vice was. heldles. overlies lathe
walk Congregational” Church. the large
edifice being well filled with, aeongrle
gallon that occupied «nearly every seat
downstairuand a large part 91' the SN‘
The service was pictorial inits"
nature. It was not intended as an en-
hlbitlon. but to give an idea of the
(llottry connoetodwith the Jill‘thvlilbfi
..' Christ thateueh one might better
understand tllc'contlltiona under which
he came.
A large cloth ucroell.. about thirty
feet in height andllcontalnlng about
three hundred annual‘o feet of canvass
had: beeunaspended in front of the
pulpit fund. on this the pictures were
thrown from the storooptieou located
in the rear gallery. This was operat-
ed by Ml's,.lllgllert. The room was
darkened and .tho service was made
doubly impressive by the flint that the
choir was hidden from view by the
screen. .‘ . , , e
The firat picture was that of Christ
with outstretched arms. a most mon-
nlilceut production, olleupying-llilllost
the entire splice on the screen. The
choir sung the. very appropriate hymn.
"ComoUnlo Me." while this picture to
mainod on llle screen. Then follow-
ed scenes of the country surrounding
Bethlehem and Jerusalem. showing the
shepherds abiding in the fields and the
vision of the angels several pictures of
Bethlehem. during which tllo choir
sung "Oh. Little Town of Bethlehem.
followed by Dictllres representing the
elmple surroundings and birth of the
Saviour. . All the time the pictures
were belnudllrown on the canvass the
easier. who stood in the rear gallery.
road portions of scripture and choice
telectlons appropriate to the represen-
tations. The whole made a connected
and interesting story. The service
closed willrlhc grand picture of “The
Rock of Ages.’ “first the rocks alone.
then the cross. followed by the maid—
en clinging to it and the appearance of
the angels with their chariot to take
her to the Home Above.
Tile music by the choir was specially
prepared for the occasion. ilppropl‘laie
'llld beautifully rendered. in the.
morning there wusulso special music
and a mauuiiicent controllo solo.
“Peace otl Earth.” by Mrs. HnVllflllil.
'i‘llo pastor preached a profound and
appropriate sermon from the text.
Luke 2:7. "And laid Him in a manger."
South Norwaik Congregational.
The Christmas program. so ably pro
iCi‘ili‘d by the Sunday llchool of the
death Norwalk Congregational Church '
xlll December 21. was repeated yestor‘
luv afternoon to a congregation that
'llled both auditorium and lecture
"Hill“. A deep interest was manifest-
ed ill the oxerelucs. Superintendent
‘l‘. A. Ferris rend ll letter which he is
to send to President John H. Ferris.
of the Norwnlk Hospital Association.
lunounl-ing that the. offering a week
ago. with a subsequent gift of $13 from
C A. Woodward. had amounted to Shh.
Phil: is to be used in furnishing a bed
in the hospital for some unfortunate
child as shall be inter designated by
‘he Sunday school. Mr. il'orrin warm-
‘v thanked the school for the interest
‘t had shown ill the. hospital. The pas-l
‘or. llcv. Poul Moore Strayer, gave an
address on The iloy Who Channel] ills
\ilud. Next Sllndnr ill the vesper ser-
vice the Christmas cantata Holy Night
‘W John iiyait l‘il'cwer, will be sum: by
the choir.
Chapel of Our Holy Saviour.
A special Christmas musical service
was rendered ill the (‘hapci of Our
Holy Sllylour, last night, under the di-
“er-lion of (lilolrmnsler ii. K. Pooley.
The lurue ellorua had been excellently
drilled. nlld sum: their numbers with
‘rpirit ullli flluitlesn rendition. The so-
os were by George (Toma, soprano. lllld
lollll W. \Vt'llll'. balls. The sermon
'vnu delivered by llev. George W liar-
hydi. of Weslpori. who chose his lexl
:i'tllll i l’l'li‘l‘ ll'.. iii. There is no (war
ii lore; bill perfect l()\'i' (‘iiRlillll out
l'eul'. beenum- four llulll iol'lneul. lie
‘llai fourolll ll: nol mmio perfect ill
‘ore. Rev. C. M. Sellerk llsslnlmi ill
be service. but ill-v. Alexander llllillll‘
‘on. who conducted the early relellru-
‘lou at St. Paul's Church. yesterday
morning. was present.
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church. 1
The anode at St. Mary‘s (Ihnreil.;
Hominy, wall of it very fine order. Minn:
l’holan, of Bridgeport. assisted in both:
the mol‘nlng _anll.»vuamr nominee and 1
Wise Marie Norton. of Norwli'ill, at the
'utler. The full mulliolli prokrmn wall?
oubliahud in The Sentinel. Vir'ednolldlul.i
llcadlhc following from I). ii. John-
uon. Many Springs. bio: "I have ullod
Romeo's. Ilivor Rlllnanli 'l‘ouio Pullout
for biliolulnue; natural nobility and.
pains in the back and side. and they‘.
move me umcdy and thlnlzxrollef."
The entire treatment. tell Liver Pilia
and fifteen Tonic Pallets. collie only 26
"until. . One a lime. uourue ll elll‘e; lrlul
laminae. it. it. Flamed. "
ORRBY LIBRARY DEDICATEn.
nanny. liar. sewn.» dedication of
tho Harcourt Wood molllolllll library
which won proaculml to thin city by
Colonel and We. ii. lloiton Wood. of
Bullion. ill memory of their non. Hill"
court Wood. who lllllllilii‘i'f‘ in illll‘l.
took place It it o‘clock thin afternoon.
tiruWoocl lulu introduced to the me
willlilligililly .iudpo Itdwiu ll. (lull; .
lilo lilluwrlor (lollrt «minim. Worm ra-
cllcd with a speech of presentation.
Mayor A. W. Phillips accepted the
building: In‘hohnitot the clty. The
so
*Mkl .. 1 H l“
I“.
. ‘,. it a New Penillu‘ 30- .h ~ to m Gal-ole
tween Illicit.a nd conductor-g HwLad‘gl'Nl lit: and _ 9.
The‘membora" lithe committee rep- ~. DANUU lY.‘Dec.%9—-Mlas Aiioo‘t'lor;
thing the. prderof ltullroad Con~ hem. nineteen years oilindauglllerbt
out the Consolidated Railroad. Albert Gorhoin. a farmer. offloading.
n..eoutorencetullll.Gonsrai as thrown tremaearrlano inarnun
.lomberlaln at Boston have divay accident on Ridge Hill. halt a
nfiluraad.to.,thotr respective rune ll mile from berrhome. about 10 o‘clock
was rotated luat‘week that thorgrioVi 'lus‘t night‘and instantly killed. .
Mice entrepreneur. Chamberlain .llll .. ...Milla.(iorhllnl had. been driving with.
“like rammitteo has been. referred to Harry bouncers. of this city. and they
higher officials of the road, and will were on their way hem , when their
now he considered by them. ‘ , borne fell clothe lie descending
‘Tho conductors‘ grievance eommlt- the-hill. '1‘th " gelling frighten-
teo. which has one represolliatiVel’rom edfaud plum; ‘
each of the-nine led on. went to 305' turning mall on
too about three wee ago. 'l‘iley are both ml occupantg‘
‘Elllnti’fl ll request til the wage sehcd- road. Saunders as e .
uie which prevailed Velcro tho regent juries; but M13391} Ellen: struck upon ‘
gusts: tinglggrlgxetoru' tllvui’lofi limt with her oileallfiund- when her companion
.. '- moons eweonp 1.. . : "' n‘
Mr. (lllal‘nbilrlali‘lll and the5 conductors (390.1 ed: he! in?” a e W dead.
was reuelol. _ leg .ievuuee will now . ' ‘ l , .
be nubmitted presugl‘hbly to President The toretugtotpbmdgfchanges in
the, weather sci-yea .notlce that .n
Hall, who will make ll liunl adjust
meat. . hoarue voice and ministry cough :may
invade the sullctlty‘or health in your
own home. Cautious people have a bat-
llo of One Minuteliouch 'Curowalwnys
at lllllld. 16. ll. Wise. Madluon, (in.
writes: “i nln indebted to One Min-
utelCough CNN! for my present good
i
W...—
A MILLION VOICES
Could hardly express; the. ullluuu- of
Homer Iiull, of West Point, ill. Lil-l-
ten wily: A severe cold had settled on
bill lungs. causing ii. moat obstinate
“(Wilh- '30V9l'3l phyuloinnn “lid ll" hcaitll,nnd probably lnviifc." it cures
hull consumption. bllt could not help . Courthl‘l, (30mg. ilaill'llllm. .Bl-onehltls.
him. When all thoughtile 'us doomed l Pneumonia and all ’i‘nreat and Lung
he began ‘0 use Di‘- ‘NHH'S NOW ”‘8‘ l troubles. One Minnie Couch Cure cuts
eovery zor Consumption und Wrilnsm l the phlegm. (“.qu tout the inflam-
"lt completely cured mo and ”‘le my . mation, heals and soothes the mucus
“l0. 1 “0W weigh 237 "’33 Its PM“ membranes and nil‘ellgthcna the lungs.
llVGIYvKllai‘llliltlfltl for Coughs. Collisiclmm-d I’lllll‘lliacy.. u
and Lung troubles. l’riee bile and $1. WWW...»
Trial bottles free at F. ii. 13‘1X‘0";“.-lFUNERAL OF MRS. FREMONT.
l LOS ANGELES. CM” Doc. 29.-Al‘-
jl'anlzelnonts for the funeral of Mrs.
niessie Benton Fremont. whose death
joccurred Saturday night. have not yet.
COUMM Commissioners Awaiting A9' I been completed on account of a curious
. tion of General Assembly. lfnei. ii in known to members of her
The CONN." COmnllflSiOn‘EI‘B ““10““. family that Mrs. Fremont left definite
iHK out'llleli‘ Wiley 01’ hanging "ii “I": instructions in regard to the last rites
applications fDI‘ all 53‘00115 “1M arr'inwr her romaine. These instructions
Within 300 {98h 0!. fl church. Si‘hilill are. in ll safe deposit box of the family
llOllSt‘. lilli‘fll'l’. 0" (301310‘01'3'. “ill“ ““0" ’ lillil cannot be obtained until the bank
the General Assembly has had “ll 0i” . opellu today. Mrs. il‘remollt's grand.
portlmllr to change the law. have emu. John (1. -!l‘l'om0lit. «.lr.. Mn. is a
“Wile billllll Of them. Tili‘l‘ “1W" WWW l midsllipmull aboard the cruiser New
ed 210 licenses In Bl‘idlrlvlim'l. Whit?“ is York. ill present. oll’ Santa Barbara.
1939 than the “will” for this season . was not notified of her death until you—
Ol the year. Of Which 17‘ “"0 “1” 1“. lerduy hoenllso of the absence of the
onor, til drug, and 8 beer. ship from port.
The commissioners intend to have
practically all the Bridgeport licenses“
taken out before the first of the New 1 a good ul‘ilt‘ip-oho mailed the some
Your. _ ' profit as on an inferior preparation——
Commissioner Mead. 0f (il'i‘l‘anll‘hu hence they universally recommend lla-
“WITHIN 200 FEET LIMIT."
w
A druggist naturally prefers to sell
0 y .
Mtaotly Killed. ,
whose shoulder was dislocated by on.
accident in which he was thrown fromj
his sleigh. is slowly improving, lnlt i‘.
may be some days before he gets back
men‘s Liver i‘ills and Topic. Pellets. ill
this locality this "mild power" modern l
treatment ilus almost ultoueiller super- l
)
eedmi the Oliln‘ill’lfl drastic liver plils.l
,D.-M....REA) goo.
jettison/1857.
After considerable cleaning and». , rcailran‘gtng, the
_. l s. ,. : . .. l: r
stocks have begun to resume their Inormai‘condltion. In
a day or somorc‘ we shall be in regular order. Justlnow
we have these few items “whichyou mny thinlc of value. ‘_
‘1‘“
LACES, EMBROIDERIES..SETC. .
After the holiday rush is a good time
to pick up odds and ends oil‘Laces, Passem‘entcrie's, Etn-
broidcries. and Ribbons. They are clearing up stock pre-
paratory to inventory. and there are remnants of the‘dif—
fercnt materials, some of them of very fine quality that
are low in price.
MEN'S UNDERWEAR. .
A lot of-fine Camel‘s Hair Shirts and
Drawers. regular $1.00 quality, for 75 cts each.
BOY'S SWEATERS.
' Nice; heavy ones. all wool. cardinal and
blue, and cardinal and black. $1.00, $x.25,and $1.50.
NOTE BOOKS, DIARIES. ETC. ,
0n the center counter at the Jewelry
Section are some Address Books and Diaries. There are
all kinds and sizes, many bound in Russia, Seal or Calf.
|
mew
l
Prices begin at 10 cts.
CHINA A TTRACT IONS.
A special chance now to buy a Dinner
Set.
which to select.
We have something like three hundred styles from
.lerimhooler wall ilolllly hunll-li off by
building ill of mantle in colonial Giotto. .
finished on the-incl“ with lll‘liill 'f'ollk ,,
{emu m ' memo. blood
in
., lull ll «reincarnation will hermit! .
ordinance «roman iron
it ill Weston {toner the blood
on “whom
Mounted
' Tonic.
and ill .
mm
“Hit ‘
3 Blillilailiwmwflwltlbert timid.
. euhlmwoflsbfl’mnrbmm lit
’ lflm~m ”or.
into til
our
on
securitlell
_ , i.
More binning»...
anagram,
to regular duty.
SAVED AT GRAVE'S BRINK.
"i know I would long one buVe been.
ill my grave," writes Mrs. S. ii. New
sum, of Decatur. Alil.. “it it had not“
been for Electric lliitt-rs. For three
years i suffered untold agony from the] l‘iIllYAllll. “N3 39-41,." 1pm.,“
worst forms “f indigestion. Willi-“i"! lllli‘l‘ will destroy the typhoid iii‘l'illh'
brash, Stomach and BMW] “l'Wiil’i‘li‘Il ill water is nlltlloritutiveiy unnounvl-li
lint this excellent llledielue did me n; by n... (Whit-ago ilouitll “ppm-“mm” of-
world 0" W’Oii‘ Since “5““! it i can' lnr careful experiments extending over.
“M heartily mm ““0 gained 35} llll' loui three years. Ono tonspoollflli
llOilildS‘" For [liillitt‘filolh L053 0‘ Al“ l of the juice to half a glass of water is
petite. Stomach. ”V" and Kidney"; known to h(' n good eombiuailoa. and
troubles, Electric Bitters are u posi- repented trials have invariably pro.
live guaranteed cure. Only 50c. nl . “um.“ the some regunflwory Wm,
l“ H. ““19"“ dml’. “l0?" ” l was killed. The lnvoaiientlons follow-
“"‘”“‘"““"‘i i"'l and their result eoniirms the nu
MANY SOFT HATS .noulweulelll mode on Christmas dllv
3, by Dr. Ann Ferguson. a London physi-
Anticipated That 5"" Hats W5” be i" 5 club. to tho eifert that li'lilOil juice was '
Minority This 59”"9- l u (loudly foe to typhoid.
A ilnllllul'y but suleumun who ilnsl
A cure for constipation and billions-
neus wiihoui any grilling. purging, sick-
ening: sensation in Whill people llitvi“
been loollilllz for. bile. ll. ll. l‘luis-l
led, ” ’
LEMON JUlCE KILLS TVPHOlD
37""
TO BE MADE.
.m MM ._ “MW”.-. ..
just returul‘ul from the West where be. w you {901 m and need it mu
"l““i‘il “‘0“ "f ”i“ “W!“ “”3““ "r” Wllv not purchase the beat?
diets an uncertain trade in still” huts“ ileWiii’n Early ‘1“st
during the motility season. i’resolll. Are iillle surprlllora.
orders indicate that in (he l’liUilli and! ’i‘llke our~~~lhey do the rest.
medium 3”“ “Mi" will h“ l“ '1‘“ “”5”“ l W. ll. lloweli. Houston. 'l‘cx.. writes:
Hr. ml SWIM “lull" still “like will "“ . l have lined Little unrly Riser Pills in
"mm” l“ ”W liner “"“""“‘ "‘hm.’ mr family for constipation. sick bend-
"“‘““-‘l H ”l" l"“‘“"”"" ""“Wl‘ ”WW nchc ole. To their use i am indebted
illul lllp uol‘i liill factories will be on. for the health of my family. Clifford
usually busy while lhosi- devoted l‘x'. Pharmacy u
l-lunivviv lo lilt‘ lulllllli‘ueilll'r of mill? ‘.
lililtw‘ will have ll slow ll'lliil‘. lliliilllli‘)’ : REGRET M
Newn. i
lNlSTER BUCK'S DEATH
\‘ll"l‘olu.\. u. l‘.. our. lili.~ 'ru.» .lllp-
' " ' ’ , illnusv papers received lwniilo steamer
N"“““” w"“‘“'"“ ”l“ “’"lh'm iii“? " i ’I‘nl‘lnr. both foreign and vernacular.
"“‘l "”“l‘h "mum”: ‘5 “" """”-",”‘“ “S 1 refer ill synlnnlilviil- terms to the ru-
ll "liull (-lllll“ Zullllllllnu. in ‘hU'i‘llli’lilllf ill l l‘l‘l‘l‘ lll Jilllllli ill ”I“ lll‘illi'dllltll‘ii‘llll
either use llh llullloll ll ll,iiLllhll (0.1!. l , "Holder. ”mm“. ilul'k. ”H, .lnnllll
“Hulk““rl‘t ”W‘- “l'l'mly'v lill‘hi‘ hm. :'l'liill'h llr'l‘nklll. Willi'li in published ill
“‘3“ 23‘" R' ll. Hum” w ' i~2nullllil lll‘ .llllulllvul». sure that “by “in
._. ”W " lllelllil .llllulll hon lost one of the bent
BTRSFE?§LH YFSS)§‘L,‘.“ASHH‘8£E' l frioullu it ever had and thei All'lti‘i‘ll'llil
-‘ ‘A .‘ll , ll‘.‘..~ i"l' " H...“ ,, 3 I'll!"
vr Sllnrpullooter. from lil‘lillli‘liul'l. for: Infillitnfiium‘: ”k , mu hr ‘ I t I
Sayvlllc. with it cargo of oyslcrs. bl“
fore reported urroulul on Tail of Facial
Shellie. Great South buy. is nilll fast.
The dredgos ilivlllvo and Oyatl-rmun
have. arrived uloulodde the schooner
and are dillehllrglnu her euruo. The
n
The wonderful success of i'llllnoll‘u
Nerve it llone ()il ill canon of rilolluln-
tism. aorenlmu. alllf ,loinlo, etc... lien in
its pelleil‘ullmr character. True to he
name, it penetrated direct to the nerve
and bone. cfi’octlnl: almost miracuiolln
cure. Lorne Iloltlcu only 255." it. If.
l’llllaicd. ”
the dreduoru nl‘tcr lulviuu discharged
part of her cargo.
FOILB A DEADbY ATTACK.
"My wife was no III that good pbya
niciann were unablni to help her."
when M. M. Allnlln, of Winchester
1nd,. "but one completely cured by Dr
King‘s New Life i'lllll." They work
wonders in stomach mld liver trouble»
Ilnro countipltlm‘l, lurk headache. 2hr
util‘. ii. Bimini"! drill: utom~ . .”
,.. ”fibuAam“ .. .modi aim
W: Mm—‘mw
. SMALLPOX 0N BELGRAVIA‘.
NEW YORK. Dec. 2il.-~'l‘he ulcnlnor
Ih‘llzl'llvlll, which vili‘l‘ll'iiil ioduv from
Hamburg and» “(idiom)" with Hill
nleoruuo. punsonuern. wall detained at
tilull-nnliull because of ll nllllc of limit”-
pull. The patient. it man. willlllo rent
to North llmlilcru' Inland and about
sixty of tile pmueagorn who occupied
the name clllnpal‘lmont In the all-ornat-
will be aunt to Hoffman lulllml for no
llel'Vlliiou. 'I‘ilo uieulllor will be illlllil‘
footed null reloaded llllll allot-noun.
THE PRIDE 0F HEROES.
Molly aoldiorn in Hip llllil war wrote
in any that for lfll‘I’gli‘lii‘Iz. ll‘ruiunlli
(Yul \thllliliil. (iol'llu, .oro "(on mu
emu“ , rm?” whim?“ u i , lillfl‘ .lolllill. Illleklon'u Mull-ll l-hllvo In
'm Vinita” " lilo Dentin the world. Soul-2 for llama
. l, . - z t» Scolds. Dolls. ‘lileerllfitllllll lsrnplloou
' , . and Pllua. It enroll or no pay. bulv
tile. at it. ll. Plnluted’a drill; atom. "
. kORD.,cURZON'& 8113784 INTRY.
~ . DELHI. indie. Dee. 29.-~'f‘ho Viceroy.
: . hot-ll ital-ton. of molester. made his
. unto entry todny‘ Into in
> Mosaic. This commuted th
cocaine or the llunbar'heid to outer
«‘l . .nma- a. ..
M i ~ 1. “”3 +1
' I ‘ .h . .
‘ " ll; Hint . "it ‘
Something
f ,. “fmn‘uilumlllnlgmhm lemon
i
. ”iridium,
~‘ A calling in mu 1 ,
, MM emperor of indie. ‘r .
. wi'l lute immutable. itching core on
my leg. ammonium... Bella's
multimillion W,- the hamlet: null
‘lli‘diliixlhsttli‘illy. a a quickly cheated
. uncut enroll do. honhnrt.
. iingfll‘eeu. if ' ‘1
great medium
.. f.
about or ventilate.
3N. flee. Ilka-‘Mrltrnd‘ dilemma
tel- momma . will madcap
one on. member downwind:
[Getting
brain the moratorium Kiln; nuwm all.
the best kinds ever made.
TOYS.
Games and Parlor Balls.
/
Ready
\\'ill l'hl'ixlnllls llllil you
l'l’iilh Z' \Vv are really illl\\'. null
i'illi .allow the lli'fll line of l'lt}
'l‘l‘lil‘lb‘ ill the town.
WATER COLORS. PASTELS.
MEDALLIONS. ETC.
A line Medallions :ll
.55 and gov.
Wail-r i'olnrs from $1.50 in
$2.00.
THROUGH THE FRAMES.
The beauty of :l picture is
often the result of the framing of
it. ll'l-‘x no trick nor joke to put on
the right frame.
We Do It Right.
For We Know How.
That's why our frames are
so popular. They have quality in
material and workmanship.
See ii We can't do the work
as you wont it done.
lilil‘ til
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SPECIAL.
Cloth Shades with fringe, 25c
White Curtain Fillets: '4
" ‘ " ‘ with fixtures, ion:
'87 Washington direct." "
SOUTH" ‘NORWAIJK‘. CONN
Nor Wit
.250 Year -
wal
The book Ill now out and can be hall
at tile/points“! 0..ft.._ltreculnn. . .
. . whzl .-,
KLIGANTLY ”HJN‘I'ED. BOUND
Mm; Y'all-1.53%?“
are linear.
. “run. JIM.
Oil Heaters are still in demand. and we have some of
From $3.00 to $9.00.
All kinds have been lowered in price. There are. Dolls
left. Toy Animals, almost a mcnegcrie,
Blackboards,
Fine Rocking Horses, formerly $12.00. now
$8.50 and $9.75.
nu: o. M. REM) COMPANY.
Bridgeport. Conn.
human...
Remain
AND nannnurr CURE.
An original preparation that will
euro diseases of the scalp and prevent
the hair from falling 'out.
lnvlgoratcs the rootsgand‘ gives the
hair it healthy lustre!“ ‘7 "
Sold by all first class harbors and
lll'llggisls. 750 and 40c bottle.
Prepared by, tho . ,
Magnetic flair R oral" 00.
ROBERT F. BCItL i; PROP..
all Washington St. ~‘80ntil Norwaik.
customary}: ' ,
”mutants
To the Old .Oollill‘ly; plans
and Money Orders lipayab'ie any-
where ln Europe. For sale at
lowest rates. . '
noon: 'lll.‘-1I.",Amfi. '
5 Railroad Pinon. south not-with. Ct.
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while trawling “prescribed byipollcy.
$5.00 W‘ cloakroom» a time for
non-fatal. Injuries. . .3
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Norwulh. .. .
Ten room lltiililt‘, Butler retreat. nope
site straw factory. , MontolMo two
laminae. ,.. .. ,
'l‘ivo apartment tenementnmuebur
avenue. . ,
Stable on; Knight street. could- cut-
fr be made suitable terminator: man
3’ . it [I :4 p; a.“ w $‘Vl".i‘""'i i?! ll ’
Imit- inalienable char, mandarin.
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, of leweirfi. watches. G‘Békii'gfim: ”new
and scream] hand.
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