THURSDAY. DEC. 3. 1903.
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WALK EVENING SE
<1 AT LANE’S t>
Phone "55-3
”09909099999009.9990.”
Fresh
Homemade
Candles
WOW
5 I Washington St.
diliili lens \tJlBS
Attoriio \ John Keogh Mat-I iii llrltlgo-
poII on iill's‘illt. 5 today.
Min. James Golden is visiting MIB.
I'. M. F‘itt-h. of Rot'kiille.
Judge .loltn ll. Light in attending
eourt in Bridgeport today.
Dr. Frank linldwin. of Ansonia. its
visiting In: (‘. lI‘. llotitwoll, of (:l‘l‘fit't‘lltl
'l't -i‘rttet’.
~~r>liowuyton Hose (Io. lI‘air.
(illitier 5i
ilall. December Ii and :3.
l'rogtoutiiig Attorney William lI‘..
’l‘nmniany it. in Bridgeport today. on‘
bnsliit as.
l‘he ad.
a nanny
llottd it.
William tillmore has. moved
l'nioii street to Leroy Adams'
in Taylor avenue.
Dr. M. l.. (‘roiiin is in ilridgoport to.
day. attending a eonsuitatloii at the
llridgeport Hospital.
A numht r of the young ladies of 'l‘lit
Norwniks are planning a leap year
dam-o. to he held after New Years.
The nomination of oflleera for Ell-
roka Rebekah Lodge will he held ”at
the lodge roonni tomorrow evening.
~itirlt‘liil “bod-Ira. an employee at the-
hotel Hamilton. intends to loav . South
Norwaik. Monda:.' next, for his tome lti
\‘igbtia.
Mrs. Willis ii. t‘rowo and son Willis. .
of Charles E. (‘urtis makes
making proposition today.
from
house
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It ‘ ‘ 1 . " ‘ ‘ ‘ H‘ o . there w: I'l' .iio fit'i‘itillh delays. liv ”if.
their home. ‘
'l'ht-I‘t‘I were no eases befoyo the town
oourt. this morning. whit-if roused tho
remark that South Norwallt must lieI
getting good.
Mrs. l., it). 'l'riplt-r is entertaining
the Matinee Whist t‘lub. thin :tftti'~
noon. at tiio t‘holwell home. in High.
street. Norwalk.
Miss Mary Ll-ytieli, of South Not“
walk. has returned ltome after spend:
iio .; .‘l to it day»: with Mitt M. lI‘. Moyes.
of SI tio stit. e.t Stamftnd.
\‘tttll (Iv-”titttata foi llititn dollats .tI
itogtrs & Sttyens. lakt a look at
illirit‘ handsome garments. 'I‘hoyare
well worth your inspet-tloii.
Rollin .\. iiultlwiii has vaezited the
Millx' iitilllthltiifi. iii ilowayton. illlti
will board for the remainder of the
winter with Mi’b‘. George Wit-ks.
'l'ilt‘ motion to set
obtained by Mrs.
oity, amino tho
\‘t'l‘ti‘t‘l
of tiii<
mill“ litII
lit-Ila lI‘elI.
John lianooeko l.it‘o
liiszirant-i- t‘oiiipauy. will bo heard ii.
iii' t‘oninion i'it'iln Court. livltlgopovt.
i“i'iti8_‘.
A .Nllt‘t'iiti meeting of Sherman (‘oitii .
I‘ll. iii 2. ii. A . will be held at ”I“ ol-
iiiIeof George II \'tlrlillll'i:ii. North Main
Iztteot. tonight. at 5 p. in.. to take aetioit
"l regard to eliih room. and other Inui-
it‘lh' of iiiterewt to nit-inherit.
The regulation of your cold air boxt
has iiiiieii to do with the success of
heating your ho'uae. Some important'
information regarding the regulation
of eold nir boxes. i9 given in the adver-
tising spate of John ll. Ferris. Read
it
There will he a spoeial musical ser~
\'it‘t iii tlto South Norwalk Methodist
i‘lltintopal (‘ltnis-ii Sunday night. The
Iertnon on tho FH‘ltS of Printout liay
illiillt‘llt't'\ on M on will be omitted. and
tho pastor u ill "ivo a short address on
The Last Hymn. ‘
.lohn A. Montgomery. oi' Norwaitk.
who eontltictk a hint-h wagon in Nor-
wallt. was in Boston. this week and
pnreiiased another wagon of the same
eh.ii. it-ter. it) be. located at Somel'.\ille
'ow Jeisey and to be conducted by
his iii-Iothti. William Montgomery.
-—.\s an extra and special Christmas
offer the Uni. Rusk Food Co. will give
away i doz. different kinds of valuable
watches to women. girls. men and boys
tSeo circular in Out Rusk lint-huge.)
It) the i2 persona making the greatest.
number of words in English from tiie
letters In this sentence. "Oat Rank is
a health food." The contest clones
Dec. 2] and watches will be mailed
liet 23.1903. Send your list of words
by limit to the New England Food Co..
South Norwalk. Ct.
.\i the “void." prayer meeting in the
South Norwaik Methodist Episcopal
t‘hiireh. tonight. the general topic will
be What the Prayer Meeting Has Been
to This Church. This iii along the line
oi‘ the roll call. and the pastor will
speak on The Value of the Prayer
Meeting.
\3'. C. Carin. A. C. Halsey. M. 1).
Parks. A. 1‘. Colin. J. A. Sangater. M.
Reinhardt. R. P \I’idand. H. R. Conkiin
New York: J. J. (.ornish. J. A. C. Em-
rrmn. W. J. (‘mntbllxl M Travisu
titration; l. M iiignlee. Philadelphia.
F. C. Dayton. Dr.
.\I..\\‘. Kenna. New Haven: 5“ Anilfor-I‘
luv. C. M. Johnson. Hartford; 0. D.l
.“I‘Hti. i. M. Cooke. Greenwich: B. Bitt-
tum. Providence. wre surest; yestci-
day at "‘1‘ Hotel CHM.
JUST RECEIVED
l ltOck d i
WHISK .ROQHS.
nullity vary flu. Jill M (0 unit I"- . .
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- Hartford. Ls In New York elty.
delpltla.
1 morning tho anow had attained ll depth
: get
.watehing and Joining in thoir gainm
‘and apparently never
. men sitting on a low wall.
Ii. A..Chceney. Dr.;.
.opt-nlnx n itavlnp account with the
No game wan played in the pool
tournament of the Norwalk Club lust
evening.
The funeral of Mr.
dal' street.
.\iiii .Iost. of (I...
will be held at St. Joseph's
t‘liureh. Friday morning. at it o't-iook,
Lincoln ("lliilt'iL No, i. t). l A. M..
will eonfer the fit-wt
l'HlltiiIiiilt‘k tomoirow
regular inrotliig. . l
Tilt‘ W. C. 'I‘. l'. will hold its inontlt»i
iy parlor tarot. 2::Iti ti'tloek iI‘iltl.i\.
with Mrs. .\. i‘.tlniti. "tI‘J lanai it\oIittt.‘. i
An apron IIlllit' is to be held at tittij
tinit- aluo.
’l‘. J. Magnei' in making it t'it'iill
Ht'et-p (If everything ill his store. to.
make room for the (.‘ili'iistllllln‘ toys.
'i‘hlt, will prove it regular eleariIntItI
Htlit'. See ad.
Luther Wright had tho Iiiflliiit‘litlii‘
of being the tirut man in South Nor-5
walk to takt a sleight ride thin year.'
degree on foniI‘
evening itt thei
lie with out brigiit and early behind“
his twitter. .
(‘onipany l). 'l'hlrd Infantry. drillod
at the armory last evening. anti lttteri
a omnpany meeting was held. it was.
dooidotl to hold a smoker next Wed-1
llidtift)’ tvening. .
A nit-Iting of the Weekly \\'lil.~.t
t'luli was held yesterday afternoon.
at the home of Mrs. Hertha ltleliardH.‘
The first |Ii'i7.t‘ has won by Mra. A. N.
t‘ aik anti tho aeeond prize by MrH.
Elton liakei. The next meeting wili‘
In With Mia. ii. \\'. litIaieli.
.\ regular moetlng ol’ Not-walk Lodge, {
It. i’. I). H. was held iiitil evening. .ioliti I
Kurnyn wa.~ initiated. 'l‘ht- filial iII‘-'
rangenients Wt‘i‘t' made foi the “Lodgo i
of Sorrow." \\'ilit‘il is to b.- iit‘lii Sun—g
day afternoon. at iloyt‘s Theatre. 'l'liel
members of the lodge will oornpy the1
stage.
(leorgt- ll. liroinlltld. formerly of
Norwalk. now of the liisuruiietI rom-
Iiiii-tuioner'is oliiee at ”it: eapitol. in
attend-
lils sister. Mi»
daughter of liit‘
lironiiieltl. of l'iliiitI
lag the funeral of
Charlotte liromtleltl.
ilov. )tlward 'l‘.
’lho llaxii-r Wreeitlng ()onipany',~
wi'et'king t‘rtift was foreetl to abandon
the work of attempting to raike th-
sunlten ore-laden barge oil” lilt‘ llridge-
poii tight. yostorday aftotnoon. alter
marking iilt' loeatlon ot' the wreck
with buoys. 'l'lit' pontotuis and the
iteliotiitt'l‘ My new towel into the ill-
nor ilfliiitil'_
The first .Nlltlw storm of the season
set in last night. Yl'lit- ground was un-
end with a oottony eoiii perhaps an
eighth of an Illt'il in thlokntus. yietwv-
day morning. but it remained for last
night to lizivi liit' honor of swing the
show t'tune down in earliest.
of something like three lilt‘ilt‘a. but it
was an ilt’t‘l‘tihill'." for tho t‘onuootl-
out Hallway .iihi Lighting t‘onipaiiy to
till! "5‘ ill); t'it‘t'lt'it~ h\\‘t‘t'|)t'i' ti.
plow
LITTLE FOLKS IN JAPAN.
. \"Iouht-te aro I"'ilii(i|tll more tonsiid
t-red than in Japan. Their parents
are devoted to them and are eonxtantr
ly with them. t'aii'ving them about.
ro happy an
when with them. Other people's t'ilti
dren also eonto in for a large t‘ilill't‘ of
attention. and fathers Irwin to ha. .
as mueii pride in thoir oil‘sprinj;
mothers.
it is auiuaing on
about ti ti't‘ltit‘k.
it;
a fine
to see
morning.
half a dozen
eatIh with
one or two little t'lliitil‘t‘n whom “it
plays with and pets The little folk3
are led to show off their t-lovoi'nw.
and. judging from appeiiranees. the
form the main interest of thoir fond
eitlt-l‘h'.
Uni" would imagine that
much petting ehiidren must i)!
and disagreeable.
easo.
most
with so
>Ptiiit' l.
The eontravv i.~ the
the oliildieu of Japan he Iinu IliI"
ue‘lhohnu-d and thatining lit i
- ilo poopio in the world
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UNiQUE EENEVOLENT lDEA.
.\ iiotel pltii. tot lio'iotitini:
lir- .
funds of the Railway lleut-voioiit
stititlion has been devimId by tho il‘iFii ' '
railway iiianagors. it has been dot ii.-
ed to eollt-t-t ftom railway men a spill
olent number of storm: and int" identxi
~——“humorous :l‘lti thrtilling" 7— apper-
taining to raliwa; lifv- to make up :
book. which will be published and mini .
lot a shilling. for the bout-fit of thIII
funds of the institution.
if you would retain youi peute oi
iii'ipti keep your pit‘l't‘ of mind to your
SKATES
Celebrated Peck and Synder and
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Spaulding skates, best made. all sizes, i i
boys and girts’. Largest line in town. i
Celebrated JohnsOn racing :kate alsoi
the Canadian pattern of hockey skate.
Lowest price. at i
COLEMAN'S
10 North Main Street, south Norwalk. .
Agent for A. G. Spauiding'n Baseball t
and Sporting Gouda.
GET THE HABIT
of saying something eat-h week by
SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
lntbrest at the rat- or.
FOUR PER Om
willficnditedrromtbcdrp or
l.
a.
if“ ' in“, x-
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lit-fore you deoldo
your overt-oat. see the handsome git l‘llit'llts
coats. with hand-padded shoulders. narrow
in iiillt‘il and Oxford gray. i'.’ and ti ilit‘ilt's
lI‘rom Sti for good seryireable tin‘l't'tifllt-‘i
luxurious: and at whatever prlee. coats tli
long nerviee.
of young men. 31:3 to $225.
Smart units for Winter wear
mark. 310 to 325
SOUTH NORWALK.
Our Urn! Guarantee: Satisfaction for Money Back.
Swell
Overcoats.
$15.00.
whether you villi pity teas or mott-
are hand-tailored ill the route high~elass manner itt; otir more expensive
iii'iit‘ti‘iiifl'h’ eoata in l'aney Sootoh iiilxturos and plaids are favorites
. single and double-hreai-itod.
eave shoulders and all the marks of custom-made
RogersSt Stevens
Successors to Comstack Bros.
ilittii $15 for
we have at that priee. They
('itlrit‘Jiilili): oollaru: mostly
long and always in style. 315.
tip to 32:0 for roots that art-
it! fit Milififlit'ltil‘iiy iind give
a
..'..
with eon-
liltI
exeepling prim
TEL. CALL. 32-2.
TWO QUART HOT
WATER BOTTLES
and
Fountain Syringes
75 cents
Ouarlntead for one year at
'l‘llii llllI'lllllll Pliiiillltlll’
'l‘lit Prescription 8mm.
Telephone Catt. 15-2.
it
i.
6 | Ill l:l:lCIUIDIDC‘
TODAY IN WALL STREET
.\'lv7\\' YORK. lioo. ti.~~'l‘liv~ (‘otton
Market was lllllt‘il lem aetlvo this
moiiiing and there seemed a general
tiiSlttlnllltlli among the trade to itwa'i
the govti'uriitnt report at initiuny
whit-ii would ostimato tho prulitthle
erop. .
liet‘ori- the report the iiuiiket had
been til'lill‘rht‘ti to ll.titi t'oi January
and ll.'i‘.’ for Marrh, May and July
with trading t|ltit'l. lint when the re
port was Issued plaeing tiie prolinbl‘
iIrop at tI.tII;L'.tt1i'.t balm. the rifeet on tho
nittrkot‘wnh oitu-triral. SIIIIh a. l'lihil It
buying hart probably never been \I'd‘
missed. The. Ilri-t sales wore. at it jump
of ten points or more. and iit'fill'ti
ieport was 17. minutes old ovoi y option
on the list sold up to or pant the twelve
eent mark. The exeltenient and eon-
fui~loii With aluiply and absolutely be-
b/
who is. llt'liiiit‘s but tho dit‘t'IIoit lit't' i
will
every 1mg til grain.
from you bring any
.
or little of hay.
ttrtl of quality. and the priee is as it
Buy Oats That's
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For tilt" sake, of saving a few pennies don‘t buy infer-
ior grain buy or feed for your animals.
health and appearanee of your horses anti eattle.
quantity
elsewhere. anywhere. if you eonld get the aamo'qunllty.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
The difference in
n results is thoI good
A word
you may with,
of the highest slanti-
tile as you would pay
Clean,
JUST OUT
XMAS NUMBERS
of the
MAGAZINES
NOW READY
Harper's. Munsey. Ladies‘ Hume Journal.
Evcrybody's and many others.
WILLIAM P».
BOOKSELLER. STATIO NER A
6 South Main street,
South Norwalk.
McClure'a. Scribner'i, 5t rand,
BEEIRS,
ND ENGRAVER.
49 Wall strut,
Norwalk.
.x. ll Main Street. Norwnlk.
H Personal attention given all sittings from 10 a. m. to 4 p, at. Sun-
A day: 10 I. m.. to 1:30 pm
(.HRISTMAS
iMPHO'I‘Cili‘iRAPHS
New”! Styles. Naval Designs.
filling; up to 8:30 o
COME! NOW
' Ol’
CHRISTMAS WORK.
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Lewis' Popular Priccd Photograph Studio.
Chi ldreu' s photogr anhsa
specialty,
JACKSON S
STUDIO.
The Best of Work:
'oloak p. m.
Wall Street. Norwalk
Opposite Hotel.
’ sciatica
“Rome wasn't built in a day. "neither wan ncience of optics learned in
a day
suiting a competent optician.
It took year; and men to develop it. and it shows the value of con-
HOMER B. HOYT. Rolraotlna Optician.
i Room 9 United Bank Building.
south Norwaik, Conn.
Special Appointmentl at convenle nce of patron.
Office how: 8 11: 45. 12: 45. 6: 00. Saturday evenings 7—9.
To the LadIQSI
If you want to wear stylish cloth en for title money buy your
HATS COATS SKIRTS. SHIRTWAISTS AND -,FUH8,
at the
4
The Fair Chat and Fat Store
68 WASHINGTON STREET.
Come and see our prices before v no hay.
Open Evoningo.
SOUTH NORWALK.
I; . .
THE cu OICEST
“Big Vein Lehig
h
Pong FURNACES RANGES AND STOVgES. DELIVERED AT
$6. 25
SMALL NUT, DELIVERED. AT .500.
$6. 25
Y GOAL THAT‘S CLEAN.
i:
.1 iii- imam
m
yond tit. :otiption and while the ad
vane:- brought lung tottou in trenieiil—
ous v-olumt the market toutlnued to
go up. breaking all previous high ite-
til‘titi for the uoasou. and :‘Iirpaasinit
anything within even the days of iil>l
July in the intensity of tho aetivlty airi
t-xeitonieiit.
\\'.-\l.l. S'i‘ltlil-D'l‘. lttzltt a. lit rtif tho
the rinsing tlvtatll< ytaterdity. Amal-
gamated t‘oppor opened up an eighth.
t‘olorndo P‘llt‘i wan uuthangett and Sti-
gar tell a half at the opening of tin
Hitlfk market today. Change; in “it"
general list woro vtry mueh miXod,
and small as a ruin 'l'enneasee t'oitl
rose a point. and Southeiii _i‘neiiie and
t.‘unadian l‘itt-ltio dot-lined “it.
\\'Al.l. S'l‘iiiIllII'l‘. i p. ni.~—St.u-ks It.
all l'iii.~>th were bought heavily .ittd
the market showed greater animation
than fora long time. The t'tti‘it’l’fi tit ro
absorbed in large niuonnt~ and then
strength gradually uteiidod to the
- speelaititth anti tho i’illiitillti .‘f'It'ii‘I
Heading ist and 2nd ptd.. liti. «- ilud—
Mill and 'i‘dtin. t‘oal were lifted :i a L.‘-
l... liitoinaiioital i'ttprr pftl. jump ..;
it. but lost nearly all iI~ rise. A'itong
tlio atlvant-es of a point registered w v
St. Paul. Mismuri i'dllllt‘. Northwwt.
-rn pttl.. lIIrie L'ud pfd.. Norfolk and
\\'t'.~'tt‘lli. Reading and lttpulilit n‘Io-l
pfd. The buying liltH'i'lll'lll slaekonod
i.t I o‘tlotk and thou 32d: :1 grip-oil
easing oil.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
iii-poi'tt‘ti oit‘l‘ private Wil‘t‘ of Mo
plea Ar (loldseiintidt Commission itro
kt‘i'ti. Swartz tk t‘or‘ot-It Blot-k. Soutn
Norwalk:
Open. High. luw. 1:3“
Amal. Cop. toil. lit. “”2 in“).
.\in. Low... 1.31. int. iol.‘ i.'.t.
Am. Smelt. it: iii-I, it; it:
Am. Sugar l‘JiIg 12-in- mtg. lili'I'».
1.\ T. &t\ .‘Jl‘, ii: it?“ 563‘ “7‘."
\. T. a s. II._p Eli‘- sa: illl,‘ tut,-2
Ilalt. ”iii”, ill- 77"] T: 77153
llkiyn it. '1‘.. ill; in. ital. 42h;
Chen. 8: ()hio. 2311.. aw. :'.i :iity.
t'h.& N. W. pm. in: tart-I. its?
(not. “'t'h‘L. 157. HR. in. m.
t‘, .\I. t- St. I'.. liiiifi, lil i393; iii
t‘ol. r. a l.. 2a 29 :tz-‘I. 271;.
t'tii. Sonia. l:l‘.. 13“,. 12m 131,.
Mott) that. 1.37",» 1.3m; i578; 1.38M"
iirle. 171$, 25 :7 ‘25
Erie. ist.. pf.. tiT'g til-"t. hit... 67:};
(it'll. iIIietI._ 1.373., 1.1K 157 137
ill. Central. trait. 121m. 1291.; 1296;
Lou. a Mont. timid. lotto. tor. torn}4
l Manhattan. HEW; 14M; [39% 110%
Met. St. lty. iix iiait. iix its-3.
' Mex. t‘ent.. ion, for,» 1014 III-f,»N
l .\i. K. & ’I‘. pf.. :Ian, $87,. zit“; low...
1 Mo. l’aciile. ltl‘... 9215; Mb} 93%
.\'at Lead. in. 13:. 11:3. 131;.
.\'. Y. Contral. ll'i'ltg llTlvlg lid-'3’. 117?;
Nor. it West. 36% 5718‘. .‘itlI‘h’. 57“..
Out. & West. 21‘... L’i-‘Ii’. L'l ‘Jl‘i.
l’ae. Mail. 2715. 27k; 27‘; 273;.
Penn. R. it. tli- .. .ilt‘it’. 114“: lltil ;
i‘eo. (inn. 95‘; 9614 “5‘43 9651.
Pros. S. (.‘ar. :5 2.3 J‘.’ 2.3
Reading. 127’ «ii tl‘hfi 437 .t
Read. i pf.. 7.31,. "‘I' 7.31, 771,4;
Read. 2 pf It tin-3,. .39 futile
itep. Steel. tlti. 63,. tire; 6-13
Rock Island. .554. 2.33.. 247.. 2.335.
Rub. Goods. Lit/4 15‘; 15". 1.3%
South. l'ae.. {5-3. 46-1.. 4?th N55
Sou. R); Co . "i l" 2012 2m, 20%
S. Ry. (30.. pf.. :53; 78:}; 75-1,; Tit-'5.
Tenn. C. & 1., "0% 31% 30!... 3134,.
Texas Par... "41/, 249‘, 24'; 24%
Union Pan. 1331;. 7.31.4 TH; 75%
l'. S. laiathcr ”it. 71,3 7". 7%
t'. 8. Lean pf.. 75 76%. 7t: 76%
U. S. R. C.. at; 411; 51.4.
if. S. Rubber. Mr. 10 9'3; 10
U. S. Steel. 11% ”‘2 It 1111’.
ll. S. Steel. pf.. 5275. 53%. 523,; 53%
Wabash. 2055. 20% 201.33 20%
Wabash. pf.. 36 36% 35 3a 36%
West. Un. Tel.. 8714’. 87% 877 .t 877/.
Win. Cent.. 16% 17V. 16%; 17%
w...-
i ROENTGEN RAY. FOR TANNING.
ox Cinehmatl invontor‘ adscrts that
“has discovered how to tan hides in
twenty minutes by the use of tho
lbntgcn rays. The hides are soaked
in lime for the separation of the fibres
and the removal 0! the hair. as is don;
now. This taken about four days.
Then they are soaked in a notation of
certain chemicals for about two hours.
alter which they are exposed to the
rays for fifteen or twenty minntu. at.
the end of which they are tanned. The
tint-hing proceeds under pretent mesh.
on. . The new broom in suppoled to
save about four months' time.
»ithpooiuveptvun III“ km:
”munch!”
NTINEL
Night Call. Anlwored. .
thrio <tot-lt.~. which Slllll‘lt‘ti upwards in.
:m u-
w II
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b
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till iht qtialilu of mini clothes you must iiti ti tutti sptitl to
i0llii happy it unit itiSt’. illili lllliiitil'liil. lit-tins nothing
to fililllfi’. ills it sure thing for uni _
Winn Vb:
mW an n.niinitn“
$5.50. 850. ill. l2 Ii up it 25.
mutant
human
ill.l.il’tll8 tliti iiih‘i $10.00 value in SilllS aid",
llllllliilllllS at this store
llain Coats
Stills anti liierctitils
ltiiinti lion's Stills iiitti iillil‘CtldlS
ihililitn's Stills and iil'elCtl'lIS
SELLECK 8: PRICE
98 Washington Street. South Norwallt. f.
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DO YOU WANT GOOD EGGS?
Don't you want REAL Good Eggs. I HA VE THEM, New
York State, Fresh. Getting them no?» right along. ,. '
Present Price 35¢ a doz.
Some of you won't have settled {Raisins ‘I bio: nice
Loose Raisins. New. Soft. Goal 551'”,- 10c lb.
Cash COME IN. ’
Lorenzo Dibble
TELEPHONE 1U.
CUTBILL’S
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‘ LARGE SMELT, BLUE Flatt.
WEAK Fist-i BUTTER FISH FLAT
FISH. EELS. coo, aosToN ‘ELUEC.
HARBOR owes. POLLOCK, HALi
BUT. HEARING, Lona 'AND ROUND
CLAMS, GREENPonT‘ ovorens
AND LONG ISLAND mumps. -
FREE DELIVEIY. " ~ .
i West End Wuhlngtanm Brian.
South Norwllk. Conn.
Is it Worth While
to suffer from Eye Athe Head Adie or Poor Vision when rcliéf II no '1
near and can be had at such small cost? 3
We make a thorough examination of the Eyes. without cost. and
if glasses are needed furnish their. at the lowest possible price. . w
Perfect htting guaranteed.
0. B. JACKSON.
Graduate Optician.
58 Wall Strut. Noni-alumna;
BAMBOO ~_
la the chief building material in many countries. including our own Phililr .‘
pine islands Besides being yer.»- strong bamboo wood in readily worked by
to artistic designs and it is a material that withstands all klndl of truth!
wondronsly well. An examination of our bamboo furniture will “5051?.
tempt you to buy it om the large assortment ' . ‘ ‘ '
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TABOURETTES. 19c To 98c. husic nAcxti 75c r0314»
aoox next, 98: To trap.
A. J. Collins St
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TABLES. 35: TO $2.00.
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Funeral Directo‘rs and Embalmers_.
l2 North Main Street. '
is instructor in out department. \
Come evenings if you cannot attend the day tie-pilot: of tile college with
national reputation. . - .
Norwalk Chronicler