THURSDAY, DEC.
10. 1903.
THE SOUTH NORWAIL'K EVENING SENTINEL '
<1 AT 11' LANE’S 11
Phone 165—5 .
Fresh
Homemade
Candies
«00W
5 I Washington St.
1011111111111 1111113
A.
Hamilton .lr.. is with his 11111111.
Miss (‘laru \'clsor is ill at her home
111 Quintard avenue.
’1'. .I. Magner's store has been turn-
cd ittto 11 veritable toyland. You will
find many things there that will make
the cltildrcn happy See ad.
\Irs Samuel Foster . of Norwalk.
11111111111111 the day in New York city.
Edward I-‘arrell is having his resiv
dcncc 111 Spring street wired for elec-
ti'ic lights.
\\'lun yott visit Rcud‘s. be sure to
1111- the tut-chanical and friction toy de-'
11111111111111 it is a fascinating place. 111111-
you will see titatty novelties,
Manager Howard W. lioty. 111' the‘
('tunstock llrotlters' store. Norwalk. 114
111 .\'cw York today. on business. 1
Miss i-Jmclint- Johnson. of Norwaiit.
11111 slug 111 the place of Mrs. Johnson.
11: 11111 High school Iair.S1ttur1lav 1111111-
1111.
Perhaps you are interested in Velvets
111 111 i'ancy chinawarc. If so read
llowland's 1111.. it contains interesting.
news regarding both these articles.
'l‘camstcrs say that the roads are
very slippery anti gromu‘ynien have‘
hard work to deliver their orders 1111
time .
l'ast tiraud Mash-t Atthut 1‘. Wheel-1
er. of Norwalk attended the turkey
supper of St.‘lol1ns Lodge of Masons
in Bridgeport last night.
The stock of moulding on 1111 ratks
at L. 11. I)t‘1‘k1‘l"s. 1cp1'1311euts the lat
est utett'opolltan styles. If 11111 tune
your pictures framed there tltey wil be;
framed correctly. See ad. 1
The annual election of oflicers of
Sherman Council. Royal Art-111111111. will
be ltcld tonight. in 111111 Men's Hall.’
'l‘lu matter (11' the formation of an Ar-
cauum (‘lub will also be considered
11111111 the seventh chapter 111111011
to llnrn (‘1111l." which appears 111 .lohn
ll. I-‘1 1'1'15, 1111. today
'l‘htre will 111- :1 congregational 1'1--
hcarsal of Christmas music in the
First Congregational Church at 7:13.
this 1111111111.: All persons who tun
sing. or 111111 enjoy singing ate invittd.
t11 11c present.
(1111111111111. is only two weeks from 111- ,
tuorrow. ttot a very long ways. 1111' for;
making your Christmas Selection. A.‘
.1. Collins & (‘11 have a new. large line,
111‘ holiday furniture which make a'
very acceptable Christmas gift. it will
interest you to visit their store and
see the many lines of holiday goods.
The rt'ason that tile Clifford Hotel is
becoming so popular is because the
rooms. table. and everything about the
place is np—to-date.
At the regular prayer meeting oi the
hits? Methodist Episcopal Church to-
night the topic will be The Anticipation?
111' Christmas. The pastor will speak ‘
concerning the prophecies of Christ ,
111111111 by Balaam. lsaiah and Micah. T11-l
11.1111'oyv night Rev. Mr. Duncan will:
meet the young men of the Band of
Christian Workers at the parsonage
and all young men are invited to tit--
tt'lltl. .
lie on the safe side. and get a good
training before accepting a position as
11 book-keeper. The place to get this
training is at the Brown College. ‘
Elton B. linker. of South Norwaik.
was returning from Pluiuvide. yestct'~
day afternoon. and 1111 the same train
was Mrs. S. Z. Poii. wife of the welh
known theatrical manager. As the
train lci't, Hartford Mrs. Poll stated
that one of her large diamond earrings'
was missing. and she. tlid not know
whether it had been lost or stolen. A.
search was. made, but the missing 51111.1
could not be found in the. car. ‘
Manuel T. Hatch is a specialist in.
grain. and guarantees you the best ant
to quality anti price. 1
Women who are systematic in col-t
looting their output of Christmas pres- '
.ents before the crush in the shops b1»
gins may now pick 1111 many desirable.
novelties and choice small articles 1111
the early December sates Go in time'
befote the prized gifts have heeni
chosen: they may not bed upllcated at
fortnight. later. when you will find the;
more elaborate and expensive holiday 1
gifts and those of last season ranged'
111 undisturbed and costly profusion in
the showcase. - 1
W. C. Amemd H L. Deaplrd W. D. .
Parks 11‘. 13. June. Mr. and Mr: S Rf
Weed. New York. W J. King
Geary. C. S. Clapham J F. Ad ‘dvuna'i
111111 wife FW Smith Boston; G 11"
Lusy. 11111111111111“. N. Y.: W. E. lie-i
Lean Troy N. Y.: W. 1. Burger Phila-
delphia: W.‘ E. Dairs. Torrington. Ct.; .
E.Youu indilnupoun' LA. Hiedrethn
.J. I. An in. Hartford: A. i. McWiL:
11111111. Janey can: L 11.11.1111. a. 111
1111012. 11111111111111; 11. Townsend!
Orange. N. 1.. were yesterday‘s arrivals .
The Clifford"
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JUST RECEIVED ,
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1cm, W an. “b suit all.
in
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1 lint Fittiahers‘
‘t11 have been 111-111 1111-11 evening.
'11111111ittcd for the month.
‘ postd for 11111 11'111-k.‘
‘ is not
‘ t'ct‘et‘
. December i.’l.
Mil-111 Sadie Coleman. of High stteet.
South Norwalk. Is 111.
111'. 1‘. l“. 1101111111111 111 celebrating to-
(1111' the eighteenth 11111111‘111's‘ury of his
'coming to this city.
Mrs, James .\‘lonlg111nt-1'_1'. 11f Norv
walk, has been visiting her sister 111
\l’ttterbury. 111111 returned home
The W. t‘ T 1'. will hold its regular
weekly meeting Friday at :1 o'clock.
with Mrs. .loacph Richards. :11 (‘hesnut
street
A special meeting of the Norwalk
l’i1arnutceutlcttl Association was held
yesterday afternoon at 1111- Hotel {\iu-
hat-111111111.
William 1'}. Street. who \VilS injured
in 11 1111111111111 11111111» 111111-1151) Is still
111 11 set 'ious tottdition at the Norwalk
Hospital
The regular monthly meeting of the
Association. which was
was
Miss Margaret 'l‘aninutny. Miss l‘res-
cott attd Miss Agnes Fitzgerald hare
taken positions with A. .l. (‘olllns &
1‘11111pauy during the holiday 111111111111.
llat'ry Scolicltl's new 111111111 in High
land avenue is progressing rapidly.
the foundation has been ilniahed and
the underpinning is being pill 111 place.
Albert 11. (‘liambct'tnitr 11011 of Gov-
ernor t‘hutnbct'laln. 11nd t'ht't'ttlive sec~
retary. has been nominated for alder-
1111111 by the Republicans of the S1cond
Ward. of Merltlcn.
It's a waste of moat-y 111 buy cheap
cutlery. 'l'hat obtained at ('OlttSftit'k.
Watkins 111 Itow's is 111‘ 1111 best. and
the prices are reasonable. S1111 1111.
it. '1‘, lianis. of N11. ‘1 1‘1-1'11 street.
who untierw'eni 11 painl’ul operation on
his foot last week. ls improving slowly.
111's. Tracey arid llurtn it performed the
operation. -
Mrs. (lcorgc liartrant. 111111 fell down
stairs at tltc Norwalk t‘Iub 'l‘hanksgiv»
ing cve. is now improving very nicely
at the Norwalk Hospital and will be
dis1h.11ged 1111111 that institution 1111
Sll’lill‘tittl.
ll. Quintat'd is t'tllliilit'li to his 11.11
\It'.1.luintard has 1111111 somewhat indis-
litil ('lilliillillli :tt
busint .s tili 'iucsdz'ty night. Ills cast»
fully developed. bttt a scriotts
is apprehended.
The case of Andrew ilotltclmucl. who
war. before the town court yesterday on
g a charge 111‘ drunkenness was tried this
= morning,
llothclntuel was tincd $3 and
is captain of the canal boat
which is at Lockwood &
costs. 1111
licrwillti.
; (‘11111pany's dock.
Lincoln (‘1.111111‘ii. 111'111-1' l'ttitcd Anter-
icau Mechanics. will confer the scc~
oud tit-glee tomorrow night on 11111
candidates. There will be a deicgtr
tlou present from 1.11mi“ (‘1111111'ii. oi
5111111111111, and 1111 iilt‘liilict's ot' the 1111-
grcc team should be lit‘t-s‘t-ill.
ATTORNEY UNDER ARREST.
Had Been in Utah to Look After Min
er's interests.
S1‘(ll-‘ll-ILI). I’lah. 111'1'. 111w Much
l'Xt'ilt‘llli‘lll exists here over the arrest
of Attorney 112111111" 111' Salt Lake. who
had been employed to look after the 111-
tcrcsta of striking miners who have
been imprisoned upon various charges
lCtllt-r was iii'lt'Sit'tl as 111- stopped
from the train and although be 111-
tctnpted to resist he was hustled. to
jail by a deputy sheriff 111111 :41111-1'111
company guards. The charge against
111111 is criminal libel. based upon a 1'1-
1-11nt newspaper intctricw 111111 is pre-
felred by Noah P1111111" one 111' the
guards.
Attorney 19th itntTiediately tele-
graphed to (1111'. Wells. protesting
aganist his arrest and impri-tou1neut.
The governor answered that he would
”at once send a personal 1'1-presentatlys'
to make a thorough investigation, if
it is found mat the dcputy slit-rill and
company guards are exceeding their
unhtot'ity. it is likely that martial 111“
i will be proclaimed 111 the district.
TWINS LIVE TO GOOD OLD AGE.
STAMFORD. liec. lit.~lsaac \1'11111.
well. a welido-do citizen. and his twin
sister. Mrs. Betsy Hoyt. widow 01 Rev.
W. 1‘. Hoyt. 1011111 celebrated their
e1ghty~cighth blrthda1 anniversary at
a family 11.11.6111... 111‘ children and
'ut'a'td childtcn. .\ir. Wardweil was
.formerly principal owner of the busi-
‘ nest;
of the Stamford Foundry Com
[1111131110111 .1115- and his 111111111 enjoy
tait he -aitb
HIS ESTIMATE OF WiSDOM.
"How do we know that Solomon was
1111- wisest mall?"
"That‘s caay.” answered Senator Sor-
ghttnt. “because he was the richest."
FREE. ’
For Eberv Boy and Girl
With the Christmas Sunday Herald.
11 lirel-y calendar 1111’
19111 by noted French artists. 1'1-piv-
settling the Four Seasons.
Daily Sunday and Evening Papers
delivered to all parts of the town.
Leave orders at Coleman's news store
111151 lino of Skates in town at low»
est prices.
COLEMAN'S
.10 North Main Street scuth Not-walk.
Agent for A. G. Splulding' c Baseball
and Sporting Goods.
1‘1-1: can" 111111111- 1'11: Iu'r.
Protect Mud! Wt kin by my
in: your bills by check. 11..
SOUTH NORWALK TRUDT DQ-
wlll furnish you with I out
musician-hounded
Our Great Guarantee: Satisfaction or Money Back.
Your New
111
t
Overcoat.
YOU CAN'T PUT OFF BUYING.YOUR NEW OVENQOAT MUCH LONG-
ER. IF YOU EXPECT TO GET A FULL SEASON' 8 WEAR OUT OF 1T.
NOR CAN YOU FlND AS GOOD AND SATISFYING COATS FOR
YOUR MONEY ANYWHERE ELSE—COATS WITH EVERY APPEARANCE
OF THE BEST CUSTOM-MADE lN LOOKS AND FIT—WIDE CONCAVE
SHOULDERS. CLOSE-FITTING COLLARS AND THE GRACEFUL HANGI
OF THE HIGHEST CLASS TO-ORDER GARMENTS.
AVERAGE LENGTH COATS FOR THE AVERAGE MAN—1N BLACK
AND OXFORD. $6 T0 $28.
LONG COATS 1N FANCY MIXTURES AND PLAIDS FOR MEN WHO
LIKE A CHANGE. SOME HAVE BELTED BACKS; SOME ARE MADE
RAIN-PROOF. $8.00 TO $30.
PUZZLED OVER THE QUESTION. “WHAT SHALL l BUY FOR HIM?"
A MAN' 8 STORE LlKE THIS WILL HELP YOU SOLVE lT TO “HIS' SAT-
ISFACTION.
RogersStStevens
. Successors to Camsiock Bros.
souru NORWALK. TEL. CALL, 322.
CHRISTMAS
'l‘11111-a sttcct'Sh' 11 man must 111- a F]it‘1'l:liiSl--\\‘t' art:
specialists 111 drain and that L'lltil'tilllt't's' 11111 the best as
1111]|liliit)'1111111111111. .\il 11111'14111111 is carefully 51‘1‘11'11011 <
all the 1111st.1itt't and chart .1.ii't1.1l out. 1111c your animals
“dutiesontc 1111111 they deserve it and “'1‘ sell it.
BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
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HOLIDAY GOODS
Now Ready
Finest and Largest Line
Ever Carried.
liooks. Stationery. Cameras. Calendars. Art Goods. llibles. Prayer
Hooks. Leather Goods. Pictures. \\'1':'i 111: l'alier. I-‘ountain 1'1-11s. Xmas cards.
WILLIAM P. BEERS,
BOOKSELLER. STATIO NER AND ENGRAVER.
6 South Main street. 49 Wall street,
South Norwalk. NOrwalk.
28W
Lcwts' Popular Priced Photograph Studio,
II Main Street. Norwnlk. ‘
Personal attention given all sittings. from 10 a. 111., to 4 p.111. Sun-
day-10 11. m., to 1:31) p. m.
Children's photographs 11 specialty.
oorxuthuxuz-mo
JACKSONS
PHOTOGRAPHS STUDIO.
Newest Styles. Navel Designs. The Best of Work.
Sittings up to 13:30 o'clock p. m.
58 Wall Street. Norwalk
Opposite Hotel.
COMEf'or NOW
CHRIS TMAS WORK.
‘ 111111111111 11110 sprained:
Gold is tlte ideal spectacle metal. it alone possesses all desirable quali-
ties The best substitute is httt a stlbktilttte. No gilt Is more acceptable to
a spectacle wearer than an artistically fitted gold frame. We. carry I large
111111 of spectacles and eye glasscs. anti make a specialty of adapting frames
to the features. '
HOMER B. HOYT. Raft-acting Optician.
them 9 United Bank Building. South Nor-walk. Conn.
Special Appointment; at‘ convenience of patron. '
Office hour. 8 11:45. 12:45. 6:00. Saturday evening: 7—8.
fiL~M_..
A.
CHRISTMAS GI
There is noiltmq more appreciated. attractive. beautiful and lasting
than
.1 sin FROM rut JEWELERS1
We emphasize the advantage 1'11 1 selection from the (1.1.10 largest
most complete and up—io-dalc stocks 1'11 ”It Namath.
The Adrianna: is mutual. By buying for flu: stores and for cash
'1»: offer you lower price: than elsewhere.
COLEBURN 81 LAUDER
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' TWO QUART HOT
WATER BOTTLES
and
Fountain! Syringes
75: cents
Guaranteed «'11 One year at
THE 131111111111 PHiliiliiil'
l‘lte Prescription 810111.
3 Night ChiblAn‘Iwered.
g Telephone Call, 15-2. E
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RIOT BY UNION SYMPATHIZERS.
t“llt( 11.11. pm. 111.411 11 11111 today
Hrowlng 11111 of the recent strike on the
Chicago 1‘ity Street liaiiway. a cat-
1411\1'1114 wrecked by11111111111f1111111nsytn»
pathim-rs. who furiously attacked the
non-union conductor and inotot'ntan.
badly injuring both, The crew of the
cur escaped lltto a nearby 111111111111:
“here they were guarded by police.
The .riot 111-1-111'11-11 on the llalstead
stt'cct line 111-11P .-\t't'|11-r 1111111111
Forced to tire from ilt1-ir car. two
ii1lll-illllt‘lll men \\'1'r1- knocked off their
feet and severely pummeled 111. boys
and men. Struggling 1111 again. the
victims lied, pursued by the crowd.
'l‘ht 11111111'1'1111'111111 to 1111- car which 111111
been abandoned at liaistt-d .~iit‘1'l 111111
Archer avenue. :11111'111-utroy1-1i the wood
work rendering the coach unlit for
use. The police meantime rescued the
two notcnnionirts,
As 11 1'1-suit 111' the riot. street car
traffic on the lint 1111s suspended for
neatly an bout and hundteds of pas-
sengers were delayed. -.
l'11li1-1-n1an .lohn (l‘llara rescued the
\‘1111' 1'1si1l1-ncc111111 shouting 111 the man
conductor front the 1111111 by throwing
open the front door leading to 11 pri-
1'atc residence and shouting to thc 1111111
to take rct'uge within. Their 1111‘ po«
liccinan appealed at :1 window and
threatentd to shoot any on.- that :11-
tt‘tnptetl to 111111.1' The trouble was
catlwtl by 1111 t'clttsal 111 passengers to
[my fat.» to tilt conduct-11. who wore
1111111111111 button. When the nit-heist
\1'11‘11 tet’uscd him 1111 .11111111111111-11 that
the car would stop unless the money
\\'1l.\ paid.
S1-11-ral of thr- passengt'rs iii the cur
seized him. while otltct' 1111111111911 to
the front platform. and at the point 111'
a gun. ordered thc utotot 1111111 to start
the 1-111' .\1 .\1'c111-1' 11'11111111 the motor—
1111111 leaped from thc cunytyance 111111
1:111. puts-.1111 by 1111111111 The conduc-
3111‘ was thcn attackcd 111111 111 the
rictitlts. ii is. sattl. 1111'1- cuiployul' as
strike breakers 111111111; the recent
sll‘iht'
TODAY IN VVALL STREET.
\\ .11.L"l-ltll 1-2 '1‘ l p.111.~»-1‘1:1-s1-i‘
11g set-111111 to 111 pretty well iiuishcl
tor the tzme being 111‘11-1' l‘cnnsyintnia
11:111 11111111 way a point. 111 111-111 .1 pa"
chats-1s of the tractious brought the
1.11111111‘1'11 market 1111 Slit:iili)‘.1llli 1111' 1111.1
ing was c11111pat'11111'1dy small. (‘11ns11ii
dat1-1111'asrttlli11d to tax-1:11.11 lirookly'.
'l‘t'aasit to .31).
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported owr private 11'11'11 of Ma
pics ((1 Goldschtuidt Commission liro
kers, SWHIM 11" Corbett ltiock. South
Norwaik:
Open. High Low. 113')
Amal. t‘op,’ tttl2 iT-‘K. 111 .11;
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1‘1. (7, 11': 11‘. 111.. 131:2. 1:111. 1:1;14 1.111;
.-\m. 1‘111. (iii, :11 :‘.l ::l ;:
.\nl. Loco.‘ 1711,. 1:11,. 171 171
Am. Lot-11.. 111.. 761;. 711‘. _1 713'. "
Am. Smelt.‘ lat 1511 187,.
.v\m.Sugar. 12111; 1'. ti 1:111;
Anaconda. TN 711 TN
.1\. T. & S. l1‘c. 1111!. list»; 113
.1. '1‘. & s. 1‘. 11.11231. 1121-. 11:1...
1101i. 11’: 011111. 7.1111,. 7111.. 711%
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cut-s. & 011111. 3:11,. 3:19. 3?.
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(‘11. (it. \\'11st._ 113),. 1111.4 1317,.
(‘11 M. 1% S. 1’.. 112% 1127. 11".!
(‘01. 8011111.. 141,3, 11". 11112
('on. Gas. 183 187. 1821
11111. & Hud._ 15.9 171:1 159
Eric. 2!“: 111 ‘1‘ 211114 ”291"
Erie. ist.. pf... 68 111111.; 1177..
km. 11211111.. 1111‘» 113111,. 11111
111. Central. 121.1114 1301.. 1:513;
Lou. S: Nash. 11113951 11111313 111115.111
Manhattan. 143% 1441.2 142% it:
Met. St. Ry“ 1231:; 1211;. 122711 32-11
\lex. 1111111.. 931', to 11511 10
:11. K. 111 '1‘.. pt. 31111z 3111.1, 3111:. 3911‘.
Mo. Pacific. 9351. 933. 927,1 931,1.
Nat. Lead 1117.3 1117,. Hi 16
N. Y. (lent. 119 120 118% 118%
Nor. & Ween. 581,11 5811. $1731. 57-1
Ont. 11‘; Weét.. .215}; 22, 2157.1 21%
Pac. Mail. 21% 2134’ 2131; 24%
Penn. R. R..‘ 1.17% 11811; “7811118
Peo. Gas. 9714‘ 9731’; 97 97
Pros. S. Car. 26% 2113; 2113 26%
Reading 14% 4315'. 4111, 44751
Reading} pi. ii] 111% til 111%;
Rep Steel '1' 7 61.11 1114.
Rock island. 211 261,11 2571 2693
Hub. Goods. 1814 19 18115 19
So. Ry. Co_. 2074. 207,. 20% 20%
S. Ry. Co.. 111.. 77% 77% 77% 77%
Tenn. 0. & 1.. 33% 331,; 32% 32115
Texas Poo. 251,15 251,1; 251,1; 25%
Union Pac... 78 781111 77-51. 77%
U. 8. 1.911., 7% 77,1. 711$ 771‘;
U. S. 11911.. pf.. 77% 7811‘. 77-311 78%
U. 8. Steel. 11% in“. 10% 10%
U. 8. Steel. pf.. 56% “1.4 551 51%
Wabash. 20% 20% 193-4 19%
Wlbuh. pf._ 37 37% 37 37%
Welt. U11. 'Tel” 8771'. 877111 117711 8771
Win. Conn. 171,11 ,1711‘ '1’ 1'1'
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‘ STAMFORD HA8 $7.000 FIRE.
STAMFORD. Dec. 10.—«A two-story
frame house owned by John A. Wendie.
of this city. and occupied by caretak-
era. was burned with mat of its core
tents early today. The 101111 111 87.000.
and there was insurance of It .000 on
the building pad 81.000 on the fumi-
ture. A defective due is supposed to
have owned the blue.
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'11" $1111.11."
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31111111, 12.1111. I5.ilil. 111.511. 18.011
11.511.11.51, 111. 12, 15, 111121 f
11.111111 $12.00
Children's Suits anti 1111111311113 $21111 to 16110
1111111118 the best $10.00 111111 in 8111181nds.
1111111101118 11 this store I E
111111 Coats
Suits 11111 0111111113
11111111 Men's Suits and 1118110113
SELLECK 81 PRICE,
98 Washington Street, South Norwnlk.
m
Peanut Butter
Call Special Attention to the Finest
Peanut Butter
You Ever Tasted.
20' cts. a lb.
Kay Quantity From 5c Up.
orenzoDibble
WM. OM00OOMNWOMOQW
Is It Worth While
to suffer from Eye Ache. Head Ache or Poor Vision when relief ll Io
near and can be had at such small cost? I .
We make a thorough examination of the Eyes, without cost, and
if glasses are needed furnish then: at the lowest possible price.
Perfect fitting guaranteed.
0. B. JACKSON. '
Graduate Optician.
58 Watt Street. Norwalk, Conn.
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CUTBlLL’S
Bridge Fish Market
SPECIALS TODAY.
Silver Salmon. (red). Extra large
Greeport Oysters, Large Dry Escnllopa
Hurdsheli Crabs. Long and 1111111111
', Clams Finnan Haddies Long island
Turnips. ‘1‘.“
FREE DELIVERY.
Next to Ferris’ Coal Yard, .
‘ “gag-.5:
A" FORERUNNER .
01' 0111113111
Christmas seems to be 11 long way; of! yet. by actual calendar it is only
two weeks from tomorrow—not a particularly long time in which to select]:
your gifts.
We wan ant to link your thoughts with this state as the ONE If rnltufi
store 111 the twin cities where the most desirable lines of holiday f rnitu
are carried. .
Already we. have made preparatto 1111 on our floors for the many Christ-
mas specialties which we will carry.
We would be pleased to have you come into the store, and make a pre-
liminary acquaintance with our many lines which we are sure will Interest
you when the later rush of Holiday bu ring 111 on in full force. :1" ' -
Funeral Directbrs and Embalmers. .
12 North Main Street. South Normllt
npcepting a i Jujitldwixout 1:21:11an
BOOK'kupcr’S Come to this 0.0111230 161‘ ti. “3"
Position With. 1011! training " and then you will 80*
out Previous
111 a 11111111111111:
competent to keep any set of book”
Smelt. Native Flat and Frost Fish;
West End Washington Street 31111.1; .
A. J. Collins St: 1:11.;
"1 (In. .
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Norwalk Chronicler