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ss-s —Iusinaas Office.
“la—Idltor'a Residence.
The prevalence of daring and blood l
manhood seems, judging from the:
each torm‘ of the courts in Bridgeport!
years gone by the work of old and
the Jail knew ’of no trade but cr'ime
if, them through close contatt with other
took years before they would beconici
only did so when hard pressed.
planned murders have been committed ‘
as much as anything else, the cause of
blood [and now the Chicago bandits
did not have the experience which the
to them was no more than a common
boy burglars who are so often caught
sentence‘them, with a spirit of bra-
orcising the same spirit before the
It is hard to tell unless It be the. fact
a hero.
Everyone admires a "game" person
what those murders are and displaying
holds a man up, at the point of a pistol
his victim and it. is even doubtful Ii
As far as "dying game" goes that l:
ceptlble to the fear of death and hi
out with him. and he does not realize
M -Idit0rtal Morn.
v
ourdling crimes committed by boysi
press reports to be much on the ln-[
womb to be larger. Boys are invading j
hardened 'men who had perhaps scrv-l
in which their Jail sentence had acted
criminals In different lines. These
sunlclently hardened to commit the:
Lately, however. there have been a
by boys who have not had this train- I
the older crimes. The Van Wormer'
who participated In almost all the
older class of criminals bad. They
theft. Blood was of little value to
nowadays display the same spirit and
vado. The Van _Wormer boys did so
odurts. Many people sympathize with
that in some quarters a really daring
'.Peoplo say “He died game." and
whether they are prepared to admit
the spirit that they do. are,two quite
is certainly a coward of the. worst type.
119' would single handed stand up be
all bosh. The criminal mind is as it
fears it less accordingly. The chant-t
or-"reason out his position. He is no
Mr. D. Kaubls of Mrs.W. W. Lay-
Novada.0.. was lot of Hilliard.
cured by Kodol Pa.. was cured
oi stomach oi Chronic
trouble which Dyspepsia by
had affected the use of
his heart. Kodal.
loom.
alas-tannin”
FOR SALE BY
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
merit. Medical men claim that the
brain should normally continue to do
velope as long as the body lives.
If the theory is true that criminals
are mentally deranged they should be
more. pitled than Idollsod. They are
not heroes. and they are not brave.
They are poor miserable tnorsl and
mental perverts and should be looked
up'on with the deepest of pity. The
average dog In better equipped merit
a Iy for he has balance and good llldR~
ment~~thcy have not.
A crank has written the president
trol the solar system. The crank real-
iy believes that he can. There are poli-
ticians who have the same belief an»
psrontly and the Kaiser wuuld proba-
au his prerogatives.
ii getiiig near enough to the President
to tin bitn personal damage. seems to
.ie on the increase. It would seem
.liat,tlie secret service men must lit-
.ather lax or else he is insufficiently
,-irotet ted.
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FEMININE TOPICS
'l‘hc gowns ‘of dark colored cltlffons
ire intended for matronly figures.
Chiffon flowers are taklai: ”to place
of iibbon floaters on the shot-rest
'owus.
A run of gtmd iait liult litruot and'
ill, Is a gicat improvement to mince
.itat.
Liberty satin is a beautiful fabric for
evening dresses. It 'has a chat-min
uster and does not require a grea
.mount of trimming.
The tiny fans which are so fashion
this are easily gotten Iiiio the silkei
«- —-Irsnoh Offloa, Norwalk. ,
THE CRIMINAL HERO.
who have hardly attained the age off
I crease. The list of boy burglars at,
all the lines of crime which were In}
ad long terms In jail. and after leaving
only as sort of college education for
criminals were professionals, and It
crime of murder. Then, as a rule they 1‘
number of instances where deliberately ,
lag and schodling in crime which was I
boys shot down an old man In cold
crimes on the calendar. These boys
went-at It as a business and a murder
them and they shed it profusely. The
they come before the courts, which
and now the Chicago murderers are ex-
thom. Just why‘these people do so.
criminal Is looked upon in the light oi
.1, um makes a hero out of the criminal.
It or not but being game and heir);
different stories. The. criminal who
,H0 is taking-an unfair advantage. of
' tore him and tight with his fists.
rule of such a nature as to be less sin:
of’a possible orlpardon is ever pres
a. hero becausd” he does not. fear death
es'to It under a mental strain which
i‘iiiis him of his normal good Itidg
cert .
' There Is a growing belief among
those who have to do with the handl
., lag of criminals that they are all more
.orless demented and this applies more.
particularly to tlich hzibitnal criminal.
»Hls mental lack shows cloaily In his
facts. His eyes nose mouth and the
- shape of his head. all betray him and
. the detectives who are well trained in
their business can “smell a crook"
readily. When an autopsy was per-
, it. was found that his brain had entire
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1.! you wish to be pleasantly located
_ the winter, why not take a suite at
a, rust
Hotel Clifford
, everything. is home like and
t: rates reasonable and you
all the conveniences. Will be
- . to show'Tdtims and give rates.
C-fi-l-O
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nadir. .
iiom as.
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it. “saw vonit ci'rv.
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i i‘ ,
,i~ soups
imamstna'rs.
cans—o-
and Safe as Savings
' ,.b¢l:tsrrstesofin-
will
we;
any more than Is the fanatic who rush .
fanned on one. of the Van Warmer boy a i
ly stopped. in the course of develop-I
’ a
more, and evening bugs which are his
.ppcaring. This is a great conveii
onet- aiitl fans anti bags will both bl
onsequoiitly popular.
Probably tho softest and most grace
ill of all those. big black bows in lht
:lores Is that madc of two wide black
Windsor ties stitched together. TM
1 folds twice about the neck and ties in
In generous bow of just the right pro
portion.
The flit bolero is t-vt-ccdiutzly popn
i at as a walking and skatingwrap. It
vprotccis the. liodv whore protection l.~
most needed. tli-tplau the gay waist-
coat sith excellent cffett out In the
[gray of the winter surroundings and
'unlike the cumbersome long coat
leaves the limbs free to exercise with-
out fatigue.
lido, says the “New York Tribune."
Is a new salad which hails from Japan
and was brought to this county by the
'Agricultural Department at Washing-
ton. It may be boiled and served with
In sauce but a favorite way in Japan
In to eat the crisp blanched stems with
salt, like celery. It Is said to taste ‘lke
the heart of lettuce and to resemble
white shavings of a beautiful silky
luster.
FROM LAST-TO ‘FIRST
People used to take plain
cod liver oil for coughs. Colds,
throat and lung troubles after
ofihery' remedies had failed.
goods Emulsion is the
modern idea of cod liver oil
éthe first instead of the last
resort when such ailments
appear.
The taste of the oil is ,not
I apparent and the oil itself is
partly digested—makes it
easy for the stomach. Scott’s
Emulsion is a quick. reliable
I help at all ages; '
Wild-drunk qu- nan-a.
ML sit-a. any-i
M
1 letter. claiming to be. able. to con- ,
oly believe that this was Incroachtiig ‘
The ntimher‘nf cranks who succeed ,
I ousnomo ZION CITY ‘ I
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“Dowls Chocks" sun Received for,
, Cash at the General “on. I
i CHICAGO, Dec. 8.—-“Ail who have
‘1101 Zion In their hearts cannot come
linto Zion." Is the order promulgated
,today by John Alexander Dowle
’lhrougli his chief of police. Tilt‘ order
to the "Zion Guards." the police force
of tho Dowielt town of Zion City, con~
tinned as follows:
"From now on arrest or escort to
the city limits every person who either
is not of the faith or a United States
official. We will bow to the govern-
ment alone."
lt‘o' lowing this ordor. the usual forco
'of Zion Guards was doubled. msny orI
them patrolling the outskirts of ihe"
Zion Citv with ponies. r
r The lace factories, lumber mills and 1
other Industries continued In opera-1
tion today and contrary to expectation.
Dowie "trade checks" were taken in-
stead of money at the tzcnei‘al store a
Bowie institution In the hands of the
Federal receivers.
There was a rush for the general
store that threatened to clean out the
stock. Many who had exhausted their
ready supplies of money and were tin-
able. to purchase provisions with
'iradc (hecks' yesterday wcte Iln cit-
.it-me not-d of food.
FUNERAL OF REV. LINDSAY
Bishops. Priests and Laymen Attended
Services In Boston.
lifit-i'l‘tiN, llt'c. 3.~—'l‘o honor the
memory of Rev. John Sununcrficld
Lindsay. l). 1). IL. I). who for fifteen
years was mini of St Paul's Epis-
copal paiisli In this city several bis-i
hops and hundreds of priests and prt»I
Iaimen from within and without the
diocese attended the olisequies In the,3
church today. Those who presentedl
themselves could not be accomodated
with seats, although the edifice is a 1
large one. Representatives of the Nat- ‘
tioiial Troennial convention of the?
Episcopal Clitiicli arid of other chucb-
es and of several civic organizations
of which Di. Lindsay tins a member;
were present
The fuiieial ritual was read by Right
Rev. William Lawrence D. I). bishop
of Massachusetts sssistt-d by Rev. l~‘.d-,
ward ’I‘lllotson citrate of St. l'aul's.
'I'vreuty-four of the most prominent
clergy In the dioceses were bearers.
Dr. Lindsay before coming to Boston
was rector of churches In Virginia.
‘ his native state. Washington II. C. and
Bridgeport. (,‘oun. For two years he.
was chaplain of the National lloitsc.
of ReptHesontatIves lie was tw-Iie cl-l
ected a bishop but detllned to accept,
on each occasion.
NEW BRITAIN ROMANCE.
Lottie Smith Msrriad Against Her
Paronta’ Wishes. -
NEW BRITAIN. Dec, fix—Tho mar-
riutze of Edward Oustrowskl. manager
10f the New Britain Supply company.
rand Miss Lottie Smith. daughter of
Adam Smith, foreman at the Stanley
tworks was announced today. The
ceremony was performed In Ncwburgh,
N. 1'., Aug. 5, 1902.
‘ Miss Smith and Owstrowski have
kept the matter secret on account of
‘ hcr ' parents“ opposition. Recently
they forbade her In Owslrowskl's coni-
pany and she exhibited her marriage
certificate. Owstrowskl is a Polish
(‘.a'hnllc and Miss Smith In a Protest-
utrt.
MR. SOUIRES WILL RECUPERATE
Popular Employee of Troley Company
OOIng to New York State.
(lscar S Squires, the popirlnre young
employee of the (‘onueciicut Railway
and ”sitting ('ornpaiiy, who recently
V't'lli through it NiPlzv of typhoid fever
from which he never completely" re-
.covei‘t-d. intends to leave. m-xi week.
ifor New York state. where. he will stay
I'or several months in the hope of ini~
‘l‘twiflll his health. Mr. Squires has
sen suffering of late front chronic
troncbltis. Ralph ii. Bennett Is at
rot-tent learning flier duties of Mr.
quires“ position and will take his
int-e during his absence.
RECTOR SURPRISE!) AT ELEC-
TION.
NEW HAVEN. Dec. 3.A—\\'hen seen
odily regarding the announcement
'oin Springfield. III. that he has been
ilcctcd bisliup-coadjiitor of tlic ldpis~
opal diocese of Springfield, the Rev.
Icorgt- Ilrinsley Morgan, of this city.
aid the matter was a complete stir-
irise to him and that lie illtll received
10 official information about it. He
titled that, while he would of course;
usider It. be had msdc no plans in ref-,
trence to acceptance. The Rev. Mr.l
Morgan has been for seventeen years;
rector of Christ Church, in this city.-
coming from Exeter. N. H. The (“04
‘ese of Springfield is said to be a large 1,
\DC. covering two-third of the state of’
lllinols. I
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STATE FIRE CHIEFS CLUB.
WATERBURY. Doc. :i.—The annual:
convention of the State Fire Chlefs'!
Club. which opened here this morning.
was poorly attended. less than .ten
members being on hand. Presldent‘
Hendricks. of New Haven. an ex-chief.
called the meeting to order. Business
of little Importance was transacted up
to one o'clock. at which time the mem-
bers went to dinner at the Hotel Con-
, iiecticut. Among those present were:
Chief Coffin, of Bridgeport: Chief Stan-
ton, of Norwich: Chief Hyatt, of Meri-
den; Chief Gaffney. of Ansonla. and
Chief Magoo, of Watertown.
TOURING WEST IN PRIVATE CAR.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 3.-—P. W
(‘.lcrncnt. of Vermont. former presi-
dcnt of the Holland and Vermont Rall-
road. from which he retired about a
year ago when the road was sold to
Dr. Seward Webb. has arrived in this
city with a party of friends In a priv—
ate car. They ave been touring the
northwest and will visit the Yosemite
before they return east
CEDRIC'O ITEERAOE PAMENOIIO
NEW YORK. Doc. 8. —0a board the
Willis Star Line streamer Cedric. which
left here yesterday, for Queen‘stovrn
and Liverpool, there Vere 1.500 steer.
«passengers This Is the largest-
,nuinber of steerage passengers ever
carried min a Unitad States port on
any one steamer.
i
——.
Traveling Men
are especially liable to kidney and
liier troubles and to various form»
' oi' indigestion brought on by their
mode of liic.
'l‘licsc (list-a.“ all come from
iaintcd or impovet isht d blood or from
disorderediicrics. l'nriI) your blood
r.iid .Nlli‘llglilcn your nerves with
Dr. Greene’s
Nervura
the world's greatest ionic and system
builder. and all these troubles will
cease. Remove the cause and flu-
aches and pains will go.
Mr. C. S. Jones. Ninth Ave.. Ronn-
oke. Van, says:
“i feel it my duty to praise
Dr. (ireene‘s Nervurs blood and nerve
remedy for the good it has done me.
I had been stiflering ititli indigestion
for ten years, and had used ever)
remedy that I could hear of for it but
nothing did me any good. I not
so I could not sleep at night for the
awful pains all over me. My stomach
was swollen and to sore that lrould
hardlv stand it. and lwas so short of
breath that aomstinre.‘ I thought I
would smother to death. I had a
tough that was very bad. i had
almost given up my case as one that
could never be cured.
“ But the Blessed Lord led me to a
good medicine. and l have taken
several bottles of Ur. Greene's Ncr
vura blood and nerve remedy. and can
recommend it hi her than all other
medicines. Now feel as if new life
had come back to me. and I can sleep
soundl' all night, and enjoy myself
even-J crel go. I can do work that
I never have tons lufore. I am a car
builder for the railroad. and as 1 travel
along the line if Iran do anything in
lb. (iteenr’s behalf I will do it. My
adiice to all will Ie use this and
medicine. Dr. Greene‘s Nervura lood
and net vr remedy."
r‘ill druggisls recommend and sell
Dr. Greene's Nervurn. llr. Greene's
advice is free. Address- 101 Frill
Avenue. New York l'itv.
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APPROVED IV THE GOVERNOR.
tiovernor (‘hatnliorlain yesterday ap
proved the following bills:—-4
Bill of H. 0. .‘tvoi‘lil. commissioner
of domestic animals for assistance in
November, 899.04.
lle‘htiisition of A. B. Beers. trmanrer
of the Soldiers" Hospital, for 88,500 for
cure of sick and bounded soldiers al
Fitch's Home for-‘Boldlers.
lllll of William W. Hut‘ktls.Httsllllul
of Norwich. one-fourth of annual ap
pi-oprlalion. 81,250.
lilll of New Haven tlas Light (‘om
pauy. Rfls furnished nruiot‘y of Second
Company. Governor's Fool (luard,
$51 07, ‘
POPE CONCERNED ABOUT 'IRE.
ROME. Dec, 3.~-~'l‘hc Pope was most
concerned at iilt' news of the destruc-
tion by fire yesterday of the. Roman
i‘alho lc University at Ottawa, and was
especially solicitous In Inquiring about
”11' injured priests and students. He
Instructed Monsignor Sbarrettl. "I"
apostolic deleestc in Canada. to send a
detailed report of the disaster, and will
decide on the bt‘si measures to be ta-
ken lti repair the damage done. The
news caused grout cxciteriieut at. the
Canadian college here, as the rector
and students have many friends at theg
(litawu i'iilvcrsliv_
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, ss. Prbbatc
Cotirt, December 2, A. l).. 1903.
Estate of Charles A. Brocknieier.
late of Norwalk, In said District, do
ceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis
trict of Norwalk. iistii limited and al-
lowed six months from the date hereof
for the creditors of said Estate to ex-
hibit their claims for settlement.
. Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts. properly aitested. within said
time. will be debarred a recovery. All
persons Indobted to said Estate are
requested to make Immediate payment
10
FRANK D.‘ DAYTON.
dildo-17 Administrator.
lfyosbsvsaa gov-fistulas
honest")... .Los'ralua
violent, "is" urn Lphwgfl-ja tho 'm‘l'ln of
mm of hospimag
THE SOUTH NORM ALK attesting SENTINEL
' AFTER asssLLow sarivas. "H!
In—--— I
Great Britain Will Not Allow Germans I
I to Occupy Her Islands.
. BERLIN Dec. 3.-—’l‘he llondels-
warts trIIit-smen of (leiman Southwest '
Attica. after their defeat November 21 .
by the German expeditionary column.
retreated Into British territory and oc» I
copied some Island In the Orange I
River. ‘
L The battle which was fought atr
Sandfontcln, began Nov. 20. The ilrol
,wns kept. up almut continuosuly for
twa days. both sides observing cau-
tlous tactics. The iribosmcn lost heav-
ily, according to the oflicial advices.
find the German losses slight, liiit are
I iioi enumerated.
: The British coluuin. sent by the nu- ,
thorities of Cape Colony to prevent the
ilcndelzwarts from entering British
.ierrltory. was not Iii touch with the
.Uerman expedition. It Is presumed.
that when the British locate the rebel- I
llous natives the latter will be drivcn.‘
over the border Into the bands of the
(lermans I
i GOMPERS To SETTLE TRADE
, FIGHT.
r PITTSHI RU. lit.. llcc. .l ~l’it-sltient
'Samucl I’. tiotnpcrs of tlic Amt-titan
Federation of Labor. has ilt't'dl asked to .
come to Pittsburg to settle n tritdt'
tigl.ii "Ilio icuucsi was made. by tony-
clglii lotiizcsot lilt- International Biotin-
erliood of Boilermakers and Shipbuild-
_eis, who at present are holding a meet—
.Ing iii l’itisbutg. to consider a COlllv
‘plulnt, that their International officcr
declared a 82 special strike assessment
without having It voted tipon by the
referendum. as the law of thc union,
demands.
I
REV. DIXON IMPROVED.
BRISTOL, Dec. (in-"PIN condition of
Rev. Charles N. Dixon. who has lit-(91.1
critically sick with pneumonia, was.
said today by his physician to be.
slightly Improved, and there is thought
to be a chatice of his recovery. i
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Six iNOl-iES OF SNOW FELL.
NYACK. N. Y.. Dec. .‘i.——Hnow fell to .
a depth of frotn six Inches to a foot Iii
Rocklaud county last night and tbcrc
ts flnc slclghlng throughout the coun-,
ty. ‘
To the Board of (‘ounty Commissioners
of l-‘alriit-Id County. ‘
I hereby apply for a license to sell
riplrltiious and liitoxlcaliiig Liquors,
Alc. La-zet llccr. Rhine Wine and (.‘I- ‘
dcr at 38 South Main street, Town of
Norwallt.
located within 200 feet In a-lireci lIn‘
house. or the premises
thereto or any l’osI-Oiiicc.
lirary or Cemetery.
l’iiblic
cember. A. ll., 1903.
.I.\(‘.()ll LINXWEILER.
Applicant.
We the undersigned, nit-tors and Inn
buyers. its dcilnv-d by law. of the Town
wcller. for such license.
listed at Norwalk, this 1st day
llct'ctiiber. A. 1).. 1903.
John Ultlciii-iclilasoi'. .lacoii \‘i'oii‘.
Harry \\'. linbln-ll, \“illiuni .l \\'c-i-
suit. Walter H. Ilurr.
I hereby t-crtli'i lltai iilt' :iiiovt- naiii~
cd t-ntlorsers are electors and tnxpny»
r-l's, as llt‘l‘illl'il by law. ilr ”ll‘ TUWII of
Norwalk.
listed at Norwalk,
this 1st day of
December. A. D.. lililli.
illtIRllICR'l' It. SMITH.
till 10 Town t‘lcrk,
mcuaavsn IENGLIII
trimming, PILLS
lfihf'fli’i‘lia‘rldaligr magi?“ .73an
a NED and “old me aiim nu- a waloll
Vlih lulu HIM. Take I. III". It flu
IDs-queens Iabatiiatlsas and Imita-
“oaa. In; of your DrnuI-L as and be. In
lull-'- Parall- ail-n. Tulimnldl
sad “fall's! ‘fhr IMl-J'In tau-r. by I.
I.“ .0. Testimonials. 85- dby
Chic th‘m l‘
“knives. P." A.. I"
My Place of business is not ‘
of a Cliiil‘t‘li Ediflce or Public Schoo j
pertaining ‘
Li-
Dated at Norwnlk, this Isl day of lie I
of Norwalk. liert-liy endorse the appll ,
cation of the above rinnu-d .Iacoii ..Itix~'
ill"
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rsoaspsv. one. #39657
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slides
fiandkev stasis
Months ago we made extensive preparations
HANDKERCHIEF LINE. Today we are showing
line that was ever shown In these parts.
For Children
Fancy boxes containing white or colored bordered baiidkorchlel‘s, at
It's- box. 25c box and tip.
Fancy bordered school liaittlkcrchlcfs. pretty designs 25c per dozen.
For Woman.
[if [00
Beginning at. the lowest price, w c have hundreds of various boui-
stitched designs, small corner, tPIllill'Uitit‘l‘t'li. fancy borders In neat pat-
ters anti assorted colors.
llandsomc lacc trimmed edges. llilliiiin. all linou lienisiitt-licd.
ill 5‘" lIi't‘aunfl-i 1‘ ill a I I 7
At [00
Women's Firm Swiss Embroidered.
Women's Fine Lace and llcinstltchcd.
Women's It‘luc l’lain Linen Hernstltched.
Ar 12 [-20
Women's lint- Swiss embroidered.
Women's fine Swiss hetnstitcln-d embroidered
Women‘s Ilnc Swiss, lace edge.
Women's lino Swiss lace and embroidered.
Women's fine pure linen lienistitclied.
Women's fine initial. heiiistitched.
At 250
Women‘s extra line Swiss embroidered.
Women‘s extra line Swiss embroidered and ht-mstltched.
Women's extra line lace trimmed.
Women's extra fine lace trimmed anti embroidered.
Women's extra line sheer all linen lretiistliched.
Women's extra line linen, hatid embroidered initial.
Women's all silk. initial, liemstitched.
Women‘s lace trimmed with sheer linen centres.
At 500
super lino embroidered.
super fine lace trimmed.
Women“ 5 super fine lace trimmed and embroidered
Women s super tine embroidered and hcmstltched.
At 750. $1.00 and 31. 5O
'lhc best kinds of lace and embroidered.
For Men
M So
Large Mitt cotton hemsilit-hcd in plain white and fancy borders.
' A, 100
Men's whltc hcnisliichcd llncti.
Men's White ht‘lllNIiit'hi'ti, satin stripe, border all white. men's fancy.
border, hemstitcbcd. men's .lapoiici or i'illlL’N' initial at 1215c.
“on s all linen licnistltched.
liIt-u' s fancy bot dcr licmstiic lit-d.
\lc n' s Initial bonistltchcd.
I \ien‘s nicrccrizmi hcmstltchcd
ill-tier flrhtlt’g at ‘15 id), 71. and 81.00.
the
must
HOLIDAY
comploto
for
the
cttt.
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Women‘s
Women's
"\Vlial s tip old man? i never saw
you look so haggard." “The Steentb
ibsnk Is tip. that s whats tip. And my 1 She—— ”ice, 1 am.‘
deposits gone with it. " “Oh. I lie—“Huh, what do you suppose s'no
Iwouldn‘t let a thing like that upset will say to you?"
mc. " "I'm not upset: merely lost my . She—"She'll say, ‘I told you so.
'Iralancc."-—Phlladelphin Press. I (He made an—New York Weekly.
lie (after a tiffl—"Goitig home to
your mother, eh?"
We are still on deck and a
AND FANCY GROCERIES to b
THIS IS THE PLA
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600D THINGS TO EAT.
The liberal patronage that our store received for the Thanksgiving feast demonstrates that
our effort sin placing beiore'the public the best food products. at popular prices. has been appreciat-
‘ed. Thanks to our many patrons for a record sale. We feel confident that satisfaction was in every
i purchase; if so. tell your friends; if not. let us hear from you.
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Charles E. Seymour. leading Grocer. 33 West Washington Street.
market. We hava the pond things that will help bar to make the daily
ill be satisfaction and every purchase an snconotny. if you do your buying
ftsn that the goods are always truth A few tempting bargains for the
FINEST ELGIN CREAMIRY BUTT
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. Boat Milk Crackers. lb. 80?
8 lbs. Lam Meaty Prunes, 25:. SPECIAL Bast Soda Crackers. lb. 5c.
Eit. Fancy "alias Prunes, lb. 12c Lemon or Ginger Cakes. lb. 5c.
2 lbs. Choice Evan. Apr-ions. the. Choice .igm Tom 1.. Natlvs Potatoes, (cook fins). pk 23:.
2 lb. Choice Eyap. hashes. 25c. 3 “M y . . Fina Yellow Turnipa. pool: the.
8 cans Early Juno Pass. 26°. for 1 lb. Pure Black Pappsr, 25c.
Mains lunar com. if» can lie. ‘ lost Crop Tea. (all kinds). lb. 50c.
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