WEDNE§DAY REC. 9 I903
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steal News Niles.
Miss K. (E \oshurgh is ill at hei
home. today.
James MII PiIII has left the employ of
A A. Raymond Jr.
A smoker will be given by the South
Norwulk (TlIIb next Monday night.
Look at the ad of Captain Ditcross‘s
and see what fresh fish is udyertised.
Mrs. iludiInII E, Raymond, of West
IIvenItI. has bIeII iii the past it w Iiuys.
l’rIIi. ii. A. Stuntun‘s dancing (“1195.
will meet this evening at Ariou iiItlI.
Richard NII'IIIk carries a line line of
rings. bracelets, clocks. IIIII, See ad.
Mrs. .lolin \\'. t‘urnow, of Main street.
Norwaik. is the guest of friends in
New York city for a few days.
- IIIIIoninI-w‘ 2:1 .30, SI "ll” Ilrnggists.
Mrs. A N. Clark IIIIII hits. III-rilII'I'
lt‘IIIlInIIis of South NotuIIlk Itrespe-IIII
ing the \IIIIk in New York ('ii)
quot um prI sent Inst evening. titIIrII \II’IIs
no meeting of the Hospital Bot-nth
Many of the Ideal stores hate added
to their forces of clerks on IIIIIoIInt of
the holiday trade, which has already
commenced.
Pay a visit to the furniture at
RI-Iui's, You will be surprised at the
variety of pieces and the moderate
prices attached to them,
A large delegation of Eureka lie-I
iit'kah Lodge members WIII no In
Bridgeport tomorrow evening III ylsii
('hnrity Rein-kn lodge of that city.
III hllyilit'. food pi-IodIIIIs the mostI
iIIIpIIIIIItIt thing is to be thought ot is
health. i‘III goods offered by (huts. iC.
Heyinoui IIIII absolutely min. See ad.
.\ speIIiIIl (‘tiilillillliil'fliitln of Old Well
Lodge, F. It .A Iii will he held not”
MAIIIIIII niIIIII ' The annual IIlI IIIIIII
IIi‘ otficers will be hIlIi next 'I‘IIIsdIIy
night.
The I'tIKIIiIIi',Ilit‘t'lilifl of Butler i'lIIIp-
Ier, Royal .\IIIIII Musons. wI‘I~~ held
last. night, at which time the most ex“
I-Illrnt degree was IInquIrrI-II IIII two
candidates.
Hartford Railroad have issIII ti on III'III i'
that no trains shall run over thI til'tlwI
bridge at Siiugutnek over It ten mile
IIII hour I-lip.
mKinIona Party and i'hiiit‘r‘t‘ \\'IIII-
ding at S, Nor. Congl. Ch. tonight.
A house-coat or II but‘t robe Inenns
Iomfort and what IIIIIIIII be Inote IIII-
t't’p‘flhit' as a Christmas Ieinemhrane t
ion will find a splendid assortment oi
both these III-ItiIIIIs at iiowland‘ s.
A rehearsal of Butler Lodge 1. (i. t).
F. was held last evening III the lodge,
room. A regular meeting will be held .
this evening and the Initiatory degree
will be worked on several candidates.
(‘hristinus \\'I t‘iliils and greens are be—
ninnina to make their appearance in
show windows and the town has r: in]
memed putting on It holiday appear-
ttflI‘I‘ with the t‘htistmas goods that
IIIII- being shown
The Nut-walk police arrested a horse
blanket III front of tlte store of ('om-
stock Brothers itt Norwuik last night.
and took it do IIII to the police station.
The lilankeflttxreturned to the own-
(‘I‘s this momin
Harry -i‘IIbmaquf South Norwalk,
who is an officer on board the trans—
pIIt Stunner. ,w hich has both III New
\ork since its arriyal from the- Phil-
ippinI-s sailed‘t'm (‘uhu on the ves-
sel yesterday.
What little sleighing there was since
IiII snow tall (I ia‘st week has nearly
IiisIIppI- me II. On some of the country
Ioads thI sieighing was excellent tat
sI II- i‘tii Iiava but it hits now become so
cut up and melted that wheels are far
pre t‘IIrrabiII to runners
in the Club Woman magazine for
lit-cetuher is an account of the annual
meeting of the Connecticut Federation
oi WoIiIIII' s (‘ltth' s written by the sec-
IIItary. Misanotha Stone Pinaeo. Por-
traits of Mrs. H. H. Barroll and of
Mrs. Jessie 8. Gerard also appeal.
One of the. most largely attended
and moat interesting class meeting
held in the First Methodist Epiceopal
Church in some“ time was that, of last
night. Seth Remington was the
leader. The large chorus choir led the
singing. and the music was very good.
There will be an openimeotlng of
Norwalk Chapter, D. It. 8.. Thursday.
December 11. and Mrs. Stevens. chair-
man of the reception committee. has
appointed the Wrstpurt members, to
serve the tea on that occayion, and
said committee. consisting of Mrs. B.
J. S. Newton. Mrs. J. S. John, Mrs. L
Wakeman, Mrs Fred Bradiey. Mrs.
l. 1‘. Day. Mica E. R. Downed. and
Miss Hattie Bradley. held a meeting
yesterday with the Regent oi the
Chapter Mrs. Jabea Backus, at the
Congregational parsonage. on State
street, Westport.
JUST BMW!!!
a M of
w it nooks“.
iAiI-(iiil, ot' \VI-stpot‘r IIitIInIiI-II IlII Elks
(living to the fact that there \\ Its no;
- .. -~Ir ~ 0'
THE SOUTH NoR
.t I chins and John Manner am In
“New tori. today_ on business
Frttd t‘oleman IN attending the III
I-VIIII I‘IIIIIIs in Nvtt Yorit IIIIIIII
(‘IIII-t' Iii l'tllit‘l‘ VoiitIIIII' is in III‘tIigII-
I port today and ("Hr-‘I' ItIIIIIIIIIIII is act-
I
IjIIwI-III', intIkI-s II specialty of diamonds
Itig I-IIiI-I'.
(‘hIII‘lIII ll. iliiwortli, tIIII Norwitlk
IIIIIi IIiIInIonII setting.
.A regular routine meeting of t‘IIIII‘t
MaliaIIkI-tno, Foresters of America. was
held last evening. .
(‘lll'kt'ilIll‘ 'I‘I‘iIIII, l. (I. It. 51., III‘ Nor-
wulk, VIilI confer the wnri'ior's degree
IIII \‘l‘H'I'lli t'IiilIiitiiIit"-, 'l‘IiIII'~IIIIy t'Vl'll-
lug.
The i‘IIIIIpuin iI‘. ii:tI.lII-Ibull iI .tIII will
jitiil\ Ih-- XnIIIIr .\liiit‘i|t‘ I‘iub hum.
of New tork. III the :tliiltll}. next
Monday IItrhI
lIIpIII-t IIII- sIIII-II oi the South Nor
\tiilk II‘III'iIilIII‘I- t'o Ittiti IIIItI- tlII-it‘
priIII-s. it‘ you IIIIII- I-I‘er IIoIIIIhI I'III'III-
tIIrI- before you wil illllil't't'iiiit‘ llIIInI.
E, ii). ('lllilttIy, oi i'tttliliitIi“ V1,, Jul!“
.1. Moran, of Manchester, New IIaIInp-
shit'e, and James ii). Mullen, o1 iiititiU‘
i'oI‘Il. lilo, hnre enrolled Its members
of tlie ltrown Business t‘oilI-IIII. in
South Noi'walk.
George Allen. II. brother of "The" Al
it‘ll, the famous New York gambler.
was ill'i‘tItlii'ti last night, III a raid on
one of "’i‘he's" gambling houses. He
gave an libsillllt‘ti name to iiit‘ police.
and claimed to live in New York.
Captain .AIIIIIIIIII iiotlielnIIIIIl, of Mr
Williams I-oul barge. Wiiii‘ii is ill
Lockwood a (‘IIIIIpIIiI;."s IioIIk. was ur-
rested on Water strIII-I, lust night. He
was drunk IIIIII hut] in“! II iiil‘Iinl out or
II saloon. liI- toIi’I-itIIIi II bond of Sn
this morning \IIIIIII iilt‘ I'tih't‘ IIIIIIIII Iilr
before Judge Taylor.
The graduating I-lIIss. Hull, In‘ IiII'
South Norwulit High school, \IiiI hold
an IIlilt'l'lililiititIill IIIIII fair in lied NiI-Ii‘s
Hall, Friday and SIIIIII'IIII; I-Ieninlzs of
this \\'III-lt. llItIIIIIIII; will be enjoyed
Fl'iliil) IItI-IIiIIII. for which music will
he i'ili‘llisilvtl by litt‘ Y. M. (‘. .\ (it'-
IIlIIIstrII. ’riit‘l't' will be no soliciting.
leteInII-II Lending Knight .lIIstlI
Memorial >l'l‘\'it“‘.\'. held in Iont's
’l‘hIIItrII, South Norwallt. on Sunday.
i\\'. ’I‘. Williams. of SIIIIgIItIIIIII, who is
also It number of the ordI-r. attended.
~—MtisiIII' .iosI-pli II‘IIgun, oi' Westpot't.
played smernl \‘itliili sI-leIiIIIns III the
Elks Mt‘llltli'iili sIr\iI‘I-:I itt Norwullt.
on Sunday. III-I-otnpaiiiIIIi on the piano
by Miss Margaret iii'iitiit')‘. .\ir.\ III-tit
iiIIlklIIy. ot' SIIIIgatIII-k, also aunt: sI-yI-r-
III Ht'ili‘iill|i$.' \\'I-stporter-HII'IIiII.
~ Stillsun-l’owI-Il the drug IIIJI‘poI‘II-
tiIIIi.IIrI- making record-breaking sales
of innonine. .\ii'. I‘owIIil says: "I
wish you would tell the readers oi~ IlIe
Sentinel that LinonitII- is the best prep-
III'IItion ever IIInanIIInIiI-Il lot ill'tllit‘iiiili
IIoIIuIIs. it hidden) splendid for deep—
seated I-tIiIls. breaking iilt‘lll up Ill
(iliil‘it III'IlI-I'.“
.\lIIIIy oi’ tiiOhII not In the secret llii
not understand how our llltiei fashion-
Itble \\‘IisltiII:,-:IIII I. 'IIIII butter. t'iiil :Ii
“Iris lII- Ml Ili‘ltillit, IIIIIIIIII .IIIII pIItIent
tor some people do itot kiitm \t'lII-iIIIII
iii!“ want :I rough i‘idIlIII".~' .oiIIlIII'II.
or It IIIIIiI~‘.~ silk More nip” Iitid \ilIIItI
ItsluII litt‘il‘ :iiZt‘ cannot tell Wiit'iili'l
their I-IIpolII is It Si‘i'l‘li-iiii't’t' i'oIIr III
IlireII-lInIr-stIt'en or fourteen, IIIIII
it‘OIIi not hit r Yin Ih- ' -.I,.
The New York. New ”:Ht‘ll 22nd: “ Iii. ' ‘ 'hnH‘m‘ '
tu‘ee their t‘tll'lli‘il and their illliilll III’
pIIiloprIIaI-nitlioness. but the l'ilt'ua'illli'
lie of Daniel Ii‘t'onneil has always the
sum I-sniile on his broad fare and will
same smile IIII his lIroIIIl iIII-II
III-I-onintoduto you. but it‘ \\'I'
don‘t we won‘t quarrel about it. ’i‘iII
sIII-Iet of this iv that his initials spell
.ltlil. iiiII'IIIIsII It mun happens to be
lilllilt‘ti II‘iIIIII-cnn, that is halt iisli. wiIh
one IIIyI- added to it, he should be tui;
on as a titan always liable to t‘od.
OPENING OF CATHOLIC CLUB
ROOM,
The formal opening of the new as-
sIIInbly room of the (‘IIIIIIIliI- club will
take place Tuesday evening, ilIII-I-Inher
l3. The IIrrIInIIIIIiIIIIIts are now III-int:
made by the IIIIIIIrtnitIIIII-III and build-
ing committees. and it is expected that
there will he ItIIilII an elaborate pro-
grunte of exercises.
AND OXFORD. $6 TO $28.
RAIN-PROOF. $8.00 To $30.
ISFACTION.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Our Orcci Guarani”.- Satisfaction cr Mcncy Back.
Y our New
Overcoat.
YOU CAN'T PUT OFF BUYING 'I’OUR NEW OVERCOAT MUCH LONG-I
ER. iF YOU EXPECT TO GET A FULL SEASON'E‘I WEAR OUT OF IT.
NOR CAN YOU FIND AS GOOD AND SATISV YINIJ
YOUR MONEY ANYWHERE EESE-MICOAIS WIT II EVERY APPEARANLIi
OF THE BEST CUSTOM-MADE IN LOOKS AND FlT—-—WIDE CONCAVE
SHOULDERS. CLOSE-FITTING COLLARS AND THE GRACEFUL HANG
OF THE HIGHEST CLASS TO-ORDER GARMENTS.
mom’s.-
AVERAGELENGTHCOATSFORTHE AVERAGE MAN—IN BLACK
LONG COATS iN FANCY MIXTURES AND PLAIDS FOR MEN WHO
LIKE A CHANGE. SOME HAVE BELTED BACKS: SOME ARE MADE
PUZZLED OVER THE QUESTION. "WHAT SHALL l BUY FOR HIM?"
A MAN'S STORE LIKE THIS WILL HELP YOU SOLVE lT TO “HIS" SAT-
RogersSt Stevens
Successors to Conlsiock Bros.
rec. CALL, 322.
front you will bring any
For the sake of saving a tow pennies don‘t buy Infor-
ior grain, buy or feed for your animals. The Ilin'III‘IIIIce in
price is pennies, bIII tire difference itt results is the good
health and appearance of your horses and «attic.
erery bag of grain, or bIIlII of buy. oi the highest standc
iII'II of quality, and Ihn price is Its “Me as you would pay
elsewhere, anywhere if you could get the some quality.
Buy Oats That's Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
iiIIIIks,
HOLIDAY GOODS
Now Ready
Finest and Largest Line
Ever Carried.
ilooks. SIIIIionIIry. t‘uInI-rus. (VIII-IIIIIII'II.
Leather Goods, i'iIItIIrIIs, \\'I'I!i ng‘ i’IIpIII',
WILLIA M P. BEERS,
BOOKSELLER, STATIO NER AND ENGRAVER.
6- South Main street,
South Norwalk.
I"Illllliuill l'I-Iis. Xmas I-IIrds.
49 Walt street,
BETTER THAN SPANKING.
Lcwls‘ Popular Priced Photograph Studio,
II Main Street. Nor-walk.
Personal attention given all sittings, from 10 a. m, to 4 p. to. Sun-
Spanktnz does not cure children of
bed wetting. If it did there would be.
daya 10 a. In, to 1:30 p. at. Children’s photographs a specialty,
few children that would do it. There
,‘ wui tut-nian you viitn a heath:
is a constitutional cause for this. Mrs.
M. Summers, Box I316 Notre Dame.
1nd,, will send her home treatment to
any mother. She asks no money.
Write her today it your children trott-
ble you in this way. Don't blame the
child. The chances are It can’t help it.
FREE
For Ebert) Boy‘and Girl,
With the Christmas Sunday Herald.
December 13. a pretty calendar for
1904 by noted French artists, repre-
senting the Four Seasons.
Daily Sunday anti Evening Papers
delivered to all parts of the town.
Leave orders at Coleman’snews ston-
Beat line of Skates in town III Iow—
est prices.-
COLEMAN’S
10 Ath-th Main Street. south Norwaik.
at for A. G. Spauldina’ c Baseball
andl porting Geoda.
THE SAREST WAY IS THE BEST.
Protect yourself against ic- hy ill
jag your bills by check. The I
SOUTH NORWALK TRQBT fig:
CHRISTMAS
PHOTOGRAPHSAT
Newest Styles.
W
COME NOW
for .
CHRISTMAS WORK.
‘—_-.
CHRISTMAS AND ”caucus.
it alone possesses all desirable quail-
No gift is more acceptable to
Hold is the ideal spectacle metal.
ties The best substitute is but a substitute.
a spectacle wearei than an artisticali y titted gold frame. We carry a large
line of spectacles and etc. glasses. and make a specialty of adapting frames
to the features.
HOMER B.- HOYI'. Refraction Optician.
South Not-walk, Conn.
Room 9 United Bank Building,
Special Appbintmenta at ccnvenie has of patron.
Office hours, 8,11:45.12:45 6: 00. Saturday evenings 7—9.
JACKSON’S
STUDIO.
Naval Designs. The But of Work.
Sittings up in 3:30 o’clock p. m.
53 Wall Street. Norwalk
Opposite Ham.
IIRISTMAS GIFTS.
, Time is notlmrq more appreciated. attractive. beautiful and lasting
A OIFT FROM THE JEWELERS.
We emphasize the advantage in a selection from the Km largest
. . most complete map-rm: stock: at the Not-walks.
The advantage' I: mutual; By buying for than store: and for cult,
'1" offer )4} (cum mix: than elsewhere.
COLE ”N a LAUDER,
7. It JEWEL!”
. 57.. snowman,”
mo.- 3 law :12. marlin
. urc.
Immnurdylodhufiiad"
TWO QUART HOT
WATER BOTTLES
and
Fountain Syringes
75 cents
Guaranteed for one year at
'I III. iiil‘i‘lllill PHAIIMIIEI
'I‘iIII II’IIIIIIIipliIIII NIIIII.
Night Calla Answered.
Telephone Cali, 15-2.
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TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WAI l. I "rum-"r ltt: to It. m.’-—II'IIII
ing fora III-w ilt‘ltililli in London to-
day developed demand for American
securities and II sympIItlII-tie effect was
seen tn the opening dealings of tho
stock market here III II general ad-
vance of a fraction. Amalgamated
Copper was carried up It point and
General EIPI'II‘II‘ I‘m. A few of thti
minor specialties showed small III-
t'iiilt‘. The opening was firm.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
lit-ported over private wire of Mit-
pII-II (c tioldschmidt (‘otnniission lilo
hers. Sworn. .i’I (‘Itt‘lwtt illoI-lt. Smith
Norwttll‘:
Open. High. Low. ltflil
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II\.(‘.& Ii‘.t‘o,. Ill“). I93. IIIiIg III“.
.\. t‘, & I~‘.. pl'._ Inn; “7'4.- I'ITIIL. Int;-
.\tn. i.III'II., I-IVK lTI-"tx lII’I" lh‘h.»
.\In, Smelt” tit-'5. tit“I til". til“;
.\tn. Sugar, I‘ll-‘5 125 I'JA 12ft
Anaconda. Tit!“ XII “it“,4 tilt
A. 'I‘. It“ 5. Fe, 6K7, li‘J Int-’5. list.
A_ 'i‘. o 3. li‘. II, on; till“, 921: 9:3.
iinit. & Ohio 7107.. Mi Till; so
liltlyn R. T., I? .3114 if. 47%
I‘hes. & onto, :itii, Inn.2 :I::i.. 33‘»;
Chi. S: N. \V., id? 167%; iii? lull/2
(‘h. (it, West, lti II'.II_. lti II'.i,._.
I‘. iii. at S. I’.. 1433,I H-I iii-‘4 Ht
t‘til. l“, & l.. LENA“ 23'3“ ENE. 283g
(‘01. Smith. 11% Hit. it“. HIM
l)IIl.& liIIIi._ that... 159%.. with. iStt-‘II.
i-Irie, 29 LII“, L's-'5. L'il‘I
Wl'ii'. Ist., pr.~ um, Iisit. (.78, or.
(ten. liter" iI‘..'.I._. tout, tar. itntu
ill. (‘eutrah liitt’Iu I;'.o-I4 1::III.’_. Inna,
Lou. A” Nash” to? to? too". look
Manhattan. Ill-'I‘ li‘Jih I‘ll“. H‘."~_’;
Mot. SI. It). l'Jl IL’LE‘II I‘Jtl': I'JI
Met, (‘IIiil.. ltlh III“. ill III
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Mo. Pili‘iiit‘. iii Iain, 5w. satin
N. Y. A‘I'I‘i._ HIV». liitiIh HIV-p HIV».
Nor. & west, 7M, rout, 7.5L; may,
IlIIi. IQ \Yl'iai. L‘l7. 1"; .‘i . L.".'
l‘iII'. MIIIII :I‘fi .‘ifl 2H. 2H.
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Rep. HIIIIII, 7 T 7 7
HIM'k initittti‘ 236‘“ 203‘" "57 31”};
RIIII. (ititnls, Hi»; tsi._. 18‘,’ 13‘;
South. Pitt, 47% 43",. 17% 48K.
,s‘ou. Ry. t‘o,‘ 31'” 2|?» 2H5. 2|in
5. Ry. (‘IL‘ [H.731 78‘“ 73V;
to
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Texas Pitt” _. ”.IT.‘ .1575 223‘»; 25th
iii). l'tlt‘., 755'}; in "IR I9 ‘ 75' Tho.
ii, S. Lt'il” T‘p 7" 7‘4 I‘d
ii. S. LN)... DR, 777,, 77'“ 77“,: TI";
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{LS \Stt‘t‘i pt. I“ In its 1‘2 lii I.‘ III)“;
Vahnsb. 20-5,. Int-1,, to! 2m,
Wabash, pin 37‘? 374., mil; 1273‘
West. l’n. Tel. 877. 873‘s 8775 877...
Wis. (‘IInt.. if“ 17‘. 17!; 17%
_'I‘. S. Steel. tIxti‘II tii\'ltit‘llti 1%.: of I
per cent.
THE WESTERN RAIN BELT.
A Topeka ifiupcr says that when
Kansas was first settled the I'ilili belt
extended only as far west as Junction
(lity. "About. 1576," it adds, "it was
' IiisIIoverIIII that the moist area had ex-
tended as far as Ellsworth.“ This is
nonsense. 'i‘hc Eovernntcnt records
kept at the Fort Hayes chttlII‘r stu-
tion sixty miles West of Ellsworth,
show that there was as mIIIh annual
l‘uilli'illi in Western Kansas dating
the '60s as during the ‘70:: or 'SOs. If
we except the present your there was
more rainfall in Western Kansas
in 1875 than in any twelve month per-
iod since that time, and yet. accord-
ing to the Topeka paper, the moist
urea" had not yet passed to the west-
ward of .lIIIIItIOn City
The truth about the w-estIrn region
of Kansas is that the rainfall has in-
IIIeasIId little if any. However, its
character has been changed most no—
ticeably by the coming of civilization.
19mm used to be great delugcs once
or twice a summer. and the snowfall
came with blizzards in the winter sea-
son. Now the rainfall is, showery in
its character, being dispersed more
eve-n through the growing season,
and this In due, no doubt to the
ploughing of the soil, allowing a con~
stant evaporation. which gives cause
to local showers —Kansas Cit) Jour-
nal.
EDUCATION AND SUCCESS.
An uneducated child has one. chance
in 160.000 of attaining distinction as a
factor in the progress of the age.
A common school education increases
his chance nearly four times.
A high school education increases
the chance of the Common school child
twenty-three times. giving him eighty-
aeven times the chance of the unedu-
Dated.
A college education increases the
chance of the high school boy 9 times,
giving him 219 times the chance of
. the common school boy and more than
800 times the chance of the untrained.
--World a Worth-
“Mr. Graft." said the old physician.
"why don't you let your can study
medicine? Make a doctor of him."
“No, sir!" promptly replied the old
man. "My motto has always been
‘Uve and lot. iivb. and i want him
to do the aame.—-Phiiadelphla Press.
Illa. WW 0".
unnghbac—“Weh, no not. at.
puma-ca
halaahaaccfio
III hippu ii uilil Iuse. Illili nonunion"
ill chance, It is it sure thing illl' utiu
ilil‘l) Millii‘. _. .. .
iiIIIII on IIIIIIII, l2.iil|. IIIIII. Iliili, an
Suits and IIIIIIIIIs iiiill. 8.50. ill. i2. i5. II tolls:
Young Men's Suits and [liaisons Milli to “HIV
Children's Suits and Ilierttiats $2.00 in,
iiiiliIiYS the best $10.00 value in SI]
IllililiiilliTS at this store
SELLEOK a PRICE;
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
You Ever Tasted.
Lorenzo Dibblg
Peanut Butter
Call Special Attention to the Finest ,1.
Peanut Butter ' '1
20 015. 3 lb.
Ray Quantity From 5c Up.
Is It Worth While?
to suiier from Eye Ache, Head Ache or Poor Vision when relief iIIo
near and can be had at such small cost?
We make a thorough examination of the Eyes, without coat, and
it glasses are needed furnish them at the lowest posaible price.
Perfect titting guaranteed.
0. B. JACKSON.
Graduate Optician. V i“ A"
Not-walk. Conn. .
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58 Wall Street.
TELEPHONE too.
CUTBILL'I‘S
Bridge FIat-I' Mai-act
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SPECIALS TODAY.' ,
Silver Salmon (red), Extra who
Smelt. Native Flat and my lildyz
Groeport Oysters Large Dry Battalions.
Hardsheii Crabs Doug and- Blind
Clams, Finnan Haddias Long Island
'i‘urnips.
I.a‘--i
FREE DELIVERY. '
West End Washington Strut'lfldfla
Next to Ferric? Coal Yard. . .2. .
CIDED TO MAKE A DEEP cur IN coucnas Tins WEEK. DON'T DE. “
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AND $15.00 coucsas FOR $10.00. vou CANNOT Appoint"! {ml-4
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ALL IN QUALITY. QUANTITY AND Low PRICES. . ' '
A. J Collins St
l2 North Main Street.
You Can Get a High-c
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reputation.
HERE’S AN EXCEPTION“.
OPPORTUNITY. '
IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR HOLIDAY Goons, wi HAVE DI. .
Funeral Directors and Embaluters;
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The drilling meived at this College m a.
Come evedingc if you cannot attaa d “g
Norwalk Chronicler