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FRIDAY. DEC.
1903.
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Fresh
Homomado
Candies
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5 I Washington St.
nail liars lines.
iIli: IiiIItiIIIInI- III oIl’IItI-Il tor Suttiidiiy.
at A. Stull' s \ biooiii the with every
purchase of Ii pound of tIIa. See ad.
~50 boxes lI‘loriIlii Oranges, $3.25
box. lI‘. l). Lawton K: (‘0.
Application has been made before
”to Not-walk l’robati» (‘otii't. for the
probiitiiii; til‘ the will of tilt iiiil‘ Henry
H. IIIiIlwI-ll. .\ lIIItIl'Illg will be held
on \\'IIItiiI-sdu.\', ilt't‘t‘lllilt’l‘ ltitli. III III
it. III
—-'l‘liI- clioiI-I-st cuts of i’ork Loins.
ltII‘. iiJ.I Sausage lIIi-. lb. liayts.‘
Slicpai'd‘s orchestra of eight pchIIIs..
ot Sotitli NoiwallI. will give a tltIuI-I' !
“'I‘tillt'n‘titi.‘ I-Iiniiug December iii, in:
iilt' \\'cstpoit Openihousi iit \I'cstpiut ‘
"k 11quin 0] friends from ”llic Nor I
walks will Iittcud tlic function ,
Iirlandn l. \llcii of l" \I'ttsliiiu.hm3
strctt and his btoIhI-i- ill-ill“. in. [hit
my. of .\itil'oi'.d started .\IIsteidttI I"ot
i“iiil'iti7l \IhIIiI- thiy will spend the u-
iiialiidI-r ot the \\".illi.t’l Mrs. Alli-n ilt"!
coniptiiiicd them to New Yolk. 'lhII I
will i'Iniaiu iit Miami I
—» I.‘ ouI lies—Combination iicd (‘oui li
II.s Drop lI‘iid (‘oucliIIs and Siiiit Waist i
Hows it at Son ()pcu I-IIIniiigs.
IIIII. .loliii I). bkciiI- I"'oimIIil_I II Itot I
of St. .lamcs‘ II'IhuiIh. iliitibtity has:
niovcil from iioosick Falls, N. Y.. II I
his iccintly pinciuiscd icsidcuii-
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lilt‘ l
.\lis. Jane Smith plate in NI-wtowui
fl\t.ill|l. c'oiiict of Chestnut lllll aw i
nuc I
'i'liI .iaI-oli .\i Layton rIIal cst'ttti
Itaiiicy II poits lilt‘ sun of prIipI- rt) of
tin white of l’thII (‘ SI I-lII). illt'illl"i
In Spring Ril'i‘t'l. South NorwallI. tol
.\iil'llt“ J. Slit-a. iI‘or thI pl't‘i-Illl .\ii' i
.\III :1 will common to rent the property
to the present tenants.
~-Coriicd or fresh
Hart's.
.\‘iirwaik has rounded tip its child i
icii. (‘Olllllt'ti tlii-iii. anti tinds it 'llilr‘l
l.III\ or iii" inort' than one .\i-tii ago
“It. -iI-upon Noiwalk Ilslics tip mom-I
ciiotigli to tIIlI-Iziapli to i’rosldcnti
“Iii-«U \I‘ii that race siticldII has no fol i
lowi is in that town. ~lli lgclicld i’it ss. l
A it'ilhl of bit: bargains is ndvcrtiscd
for Saturday at the Boston Store ii.I
wiiitI-r coats. waists. suits and skirts I
'l‘hI-ir ads ar so full of Christmas Iii-ws ;
it is liiipossiblc to give an idea of tlictuf
liI'l‘II.
lliI-iii and judge for _\"I)IllEt' lt‘.
iit-I. Romilly lI‘. litunpliiiI-s of 'lriii I
hocks. Inc “I.
I IiIIItliI-b's.
th- hl‘tI'i thing to do is to rI-ati i :-
itliI- lair will t‘ilSII.
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THE' SIOUTH lingéfggK . EVENI
--50 boxes Florida Oranges. $3.25
box. I". l). Lawton a Co. I
Miss May Van trim. of Dalton. Pa.
in visiting Mrs. Thomas 1. Raymond.
Scliaub liI iitlll on deck with low
prices. Hlii ad is full of them today.
Read it.
it is probable that the t'llrit' against
Mrs. Sarah Ackcrly.
not come to trial this afternoon.
liming Furniture. 'l‘ublos. llutfcts.
(‘liliiu Clout-ts. SldI-btuirdu. Side Tables
and [lining I‘hairs. 8| up. it. at I-lon.
Mrs.‘i“rank l’. it‘lllow. of 2H Soy--
inotir Road. Port Chester has rcttiinI-il
home from a Visit With filt‘lltih lii Nor-
walk.
“How Old Is Ann."
the season. is only
the lungI-st hit 01'
man's Saturday and Monday for fifteen
routs. SI'II ad.
Mrs. A. I). lil‘llllllt‘l‘. of Uouldi-i'. ('ol-
orudo is the KIII'M of .\ll and Mrs.
iI‘ritiilI Mityhcw. South Main .sti‘t-ct.
""Tiit‘ gicatcst raricty of
the Ntll'\\llikt§. to ho found III
Smith R t‘os.
. NoI'I-l toys and games in art-iit yar-
iity III llowlti‘iid's You will find .\ottt‘
tliuI- wIIll spI-nt lI' .\‘Illi rt :id their ad.
tins
M. S.
of llowaytoir will
one oi' the many;
. popular songs to no on sitlc at (‘olcfi
iiit‘iliifit' IiiII priccs ill'I‘ I‘ill'ilp tiI IIIIII
;l\'tI\\ YoilI Iiioiu:y ('Itnipany. ll Is no
sign ”In goods iill‘ SIII ad. for spit--
iiiis i'oi' Sittiiiilay.
“Chickens and fowls it. the
Scliaiib's.
Mrs. (‘liti'IiiI-c lI‘, (Is-horn will IIiitI~i~
Iain lilt‘ niI iuliI-rs of th- MoIIIln) .\t'tIIII-
noon Whist I'lttb. at low illilllt' iii :IrI-li
strIIIIt. iitxt .\ioiiility at'tcrnoon.
Perry I., Smith. of lninptiry.
i.\' 'If South Norwallt. and a member ot
the class of '04. High school. is ill town
today. and will attend Ihc High school
t'Iili' this Ironing in ltId .\lIIu‘s llitil.
«Faun (‘ hails iii): assortment
Desk (hairs and Moii'is Chairs litu-
uioud K Sons.
R"llti lioicnzo liilililc s aid and she ti
l-iitIf mIiitiou of some good with s that
I- III “(I llliitit at his motol) store.
I‘irI II liiiiciiiiis lii lllt‘ it's suits
SIIII ad.
You will find It I'tlniilii‘lt‘ iiilt‘ of mo-
Iiittiiiral toys at IIoIth'll's. 'l‘licsc
good.» arc till new and iip-ttmlhtc. and
tiling. III |)t.;liliill‘ prices. 'l‘liII ad. will
ciri» .\ou iit'lllii>. lII-iid lt.
I‘hII (‘IitiiiiIi-Ilctit Agricultural Sta-
tioii. as titistcc iindI-r ”lI' will of Ilu-
Iati \Villiani Ii. l.oc'k\\ood tins t'\i|li)
itII il its aI-I-otiiii liiII‘orI- illIiIZt' iit‘ll|\ \I'
”town: in tlII- .\‘Inwnlk l'iobziti» ( oiiil
iIu' :iotiimai
I liiistiiias
iI‘iiiuittuI- .luidiiiicics
itfltit'h’ Ill ii N Stills
I otiit .\‘arrtIlI l-iiicsti rs (It .\iuI-riI-Ii.
at [I
.\'ii\-- IliIIs III'
l‘abII-s
ilI' id 3 It“ 'tilat niII-Iiiu: last uiulit. Next 1
iuouiiiia|
II\\- ‘
\\t‘t‘k lill' rigtilui IitiiiitiIi'lI'
will iII‘ held on “'l‘li‘W‘N'tiilY lllflilb
lug to lill' ri-gular nu cling night built:
(‘ht'istmus I'Yl' (iiilt‘t'i’s will he IIlI-I-t~
III].
lI). it. blclii-riuott. of iill‘
lIostou Store. has just t'illllliit‘il‘ti a
wry liaiidsoiiii- (‘lii'istiiias window
thI it is liIIIiIg udmirI-d by liiiiiIli'IIils of
l]l(‘()|Ii(‘.- 'l‘IhI \I'z'iiitloi is IIII'IIIliily ll
licntiitiful tlisplni I." lilt‘ ait of window
ilrissiiiu
MR. FAIR DIED Fl.RST
Testifies Physician Who Arilvcd at
Scene of Automobile Accident.
l‘.\lllS. I‘IIIII. il.« lir l'errlquct. con»
iIlorIId to bc IliI~ it'illiillK witness iii
lI'inliI‘Il lotitl)‘ ill‘
iCIIIiIIl‘ of NI“\'
:tt’lirIItl nit til-I s‘I'IIIIII.
I ‘oiniiiissiuiicr
iit‘ ililti
itlii‘
Yotk
llainboii .
.\IItsiI‘ ‘
(lpIIii I-I'I-iiiiius. ‘
.\‘oi'wallI A
I'oriiII-i'ri
lty l'illlllil. will adIliI-ss lilt‘ Lamont!| 3
club (If the South Norwalk (‘oiuztc i '“ "”"~ I‘” "M" “”"r ”I" ““""""l‘”“'
national church. Sunday ncxt. "N. .tii-IIiIliIni and found iJIHiIH-(iliil'iits' l.‘I
“m" N Fri-ciuan will addrcss ”u. . l-nir and his \Iii.~ Iliad. iilI' IIIIIII it
and l’rcr- ‘
club on Christmas Sunday. |
iilcnt S C. i'alinI-r on the first Sundai
in die now your.
— lioll Top Desks and (IlilI-c t‘haiis.:
Raymond IE Sou. '
Norwalk Lodgi- No. 701i, M. (I. l1.l
\'tiit‘tl upon the names of James Mlll‘t‘
liIIud. .\i. .l. Nolan and ”Form .\iw-kci
last cI'I-ulug. and made ”will eligible‘
to lllt‘lllilt‘l‘bilit). 'i‘hc lodge thcu ad I
.lUlll‘llI'ti to \‘I'etlni-sdtiy i-vcniiig. lio;
I-IIIulicr 1:. thus returning to iill‘ cur.
toiu oi iucIrtiIiI: only cvo 13. two chI ks.i
(IUII-iiior (‘ liainliIiluiii has :lpllUillitIii'
i3 llii rt U. How-.i oi lIi'Iidgtpoit. a pros-
cI-utiug oInI-cr oi Iiil‘ ('i‘JlllII'Ifllitlll liu ‘
niatiII SoIitIty t'oi two yours from No- i
\'('Illi)t'i‘ in. He has approved Trcas
IirI-i' \. lI, lIIIci-s' requisition of $5,001
for thc (‘ill'c of hll'k and wounded sol-E
dicis at Fitch's Home for Soldtcis. ’
' .\ir.
.I'l‘ Iii‘"i IiI'st.
:zlt‘tloii of Mrs.
:IiI-Iini liriiiu for
hair was already l'iIlili. but tb ll oi
ilih wife was not. indicating that III-I‘m
Prom iill‘ condition of
.\li iI‘air‘s body. the witness bI-liI-I'I-d
his dcath was iustnntaiicous. 'l‘liiI I-Ius»
Fair‘s iiiitly
intiit'i‘li‘wiv
'5 South Main street,
that her dctith was not liistaIItniiI-oits ‘
lii'. i’IIi'i‘idtiI-I recited the case of
woman who was Illlll'til'l't‘li llt‘lll'
sI't-iiI- of the Iii-IIiIlI-iit. IlIIi' wounds.
which wcri- iii the “Mid worn almost
ilit‘lliit‘ili with thiw- of Mrs. lI‘Itlr. thi-
iiiuiiy hours. The
witnIss ftiithIi I-stitiod that “illit he
was lillili' lII ill suI-ai pnsltiIIIlI his op
inlon was that .\its. iIair mu-It htnc
ttiiiiIIIil ilt'l husband.
The Iourt hits rII-IIiII-Il ii lIIIIIIt.slI:i1»
I-Il ”lAIHt‘IIIlr' tin oiliI-inl of ii)“ local
' mayor‘s office "our the SI'I‘llt‘ of iilt‘ arr
.
I'itit‘lll saying that the portIrr‘s wit'iI.
' who found the bodies told him slic saw
. . . . . .\lrs. l-‘air's hands more after Mr. hair
_.I iish leilt. bchtitili s. I II as; dead.
i'ctI-r Christian. :1 Norwalk italian.; ___ _
was iillt‘~lt'ti last night. by Uilitci
Thomas is I'itliIiltind and I liaigI-d “iiill
ditiulI'Iuiioss. 'llic oifendcr was found
in a Main Sll't‘l'l doorway slioitl3I Iif .
I» l' III o‘clock. .ltidizc Lockwood was iiii
llridgcpoit this morning. and ChrisV
tian was ielcuscd on n Itish botiti 0tI
5.. lit II as ordcrcd to appear in couit iY
tI-iuoirou morning.
I
— .\s an extra and special Christmas.
iiITI-i the ()at Rusk Food Co. Will give I]
awa.‘ t doz different kinds of \alttablc
uaII lies to w oiuI:.n gills. men and how i
(SI-I: Hunter in Oat. Rusk package.
to the 1:: pcisous making the greatest
number of words in English from tlic .
litters in this sentence. "Oat Rusk lt=I
a health food" The contest clonesI
Dec. 21 and watches will be mulledi
"01.23.1903. Send your list of words
by mail to the New England Food 00..
South Norwalk. Ct.
\\ H Gamble E. II‘. Costello. E Ci
Freeman. E. G. Park. J. A. Langston.-
lI‘. P Kellogg. 0. C. J. Behalf H S.’
Leonard Jr. P ..l Casaidy New York
F. H. Bridge and wife. F. I. Leary. E.
Buffum. Boston; 8. Buffun Providence”
L. 1.. Moore. Holyoke: JameIIJ. Horn.
R. J. Plumb H. B. Plumb New Hav;en
D. Maxwell S. C. Av’er) Hasrtford;
Jammic. Guenther. Biitl’aloz H.ts ‘.Web- i
or. Philadelphia: H. H Sickels. Brook-
lyn: G. H. filler. Danbury: H. B. John-
son and wife. at. bout-z George Ii: Ed-I
dv Baltimore. were guests at the H0
M l (‘ Iiflord last night.
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J JS i' RECEIVED
0 “Oct: of
WHISK BROOMS.
atity very tine, and prion to wit all.
«It: TO M.”-
Imam! ”WELL 60R
FIFTH!!! CENT MUSIC.
So
The Burning of Home. E. T. Paul’s
latIst. twostI p Down on the Farm,
".illril an Old SWI‘PlhI‘illl of Min-I. Thc
'lloola Giil. Violets. \\hcn i Think of
Y.ou Twinkiiig Stars. and thc binncst
hit of tile season Hold Old is Ann'.’
'1‘ wcnty fiIII Ii: iit .\litndollu Folios for
10 cents.
Seventy-five cent hunt-e Folios.
COLEMRN'S
10 North Main Street SOuth Norwalk.
Agent for A. G. Spauldings Baoeball
and Sporting Goods. .
_’.'i
. cents.
THE sues? WAY is THE our.
Protect Yourself against loss by W-
in; your bills by check. The
8001'“ NORWALK THUG? 60-
will furnish you with a nut little
check-bod that can be. Mod in
3.3%, I tom 3-1
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iii-day «any! do
turday and Monday only
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CHRISTMAS
Our Croat Guarani“: Satisfaction or Money Book.
. I Some Gifts
To Make Men Grateful
Good things to wear make the best glits’for men and boys.
Our stock of Sweaters and Gloves offer valuable suggestions
in this line.
A wonderful array of Sweaters. all colors. from the but-
ton-on-the-shoulder kind for very little boys to the big heavy
wool affairs for athletic wear. Prices range from $1 to $6.
Being hand-in-glove with the best makers of Gloves. we
can put you next to the Best Gloves.
For dress and walking .............. . . $1 to $1.50.
Lined Suede. Reindeer. Goat or Dog-skin. $1 to $2.50.
Lined with Fur. up to ....................... $5.00.
Strong. warm work Gloves for men ........ 50c. up.
Wool Gloves for men and boys .......... 25c. to $1.
Gift things in great variety:
HOUSE COATS. SMOKING JACKETS.
BATH ROBES. NECKWEAR.
MUFFLERS. HANDKERCHIEFS.
FANCY HOSIERY.
And the like of the sort men like best.
RogersStStevens
.- Successors to Comstaok Bras.
SOUTH NORWALK. TEL. CALL. 322.
TWO QUART HOT
WATER BOTTLES
and .
Fountain Syringes
75 cents
Guaranteed tor one year at
'l‘llli [Illl‘l'lllill PHiililllilCl
iili’ Prescription Store.
3
g Night Calls Ancwcred.
TODAY lN WALL STREET.
Telephone Call, 15-2.
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WALL STREET. lU:l|I a. III The
siibsidcuI-c of the war si-aii- in London
I’illlfit‘d II Ilrnier lllIIl‘kiIt thI-ri- which
was reflected at thI- opt-pint: hero iii
liighcr prlI'I-et. 'l‘iiI- New York public
utility stocks i‘csiiuii-d an upward
I'OIII‘sI-. (.‘ousoliilntI-il this rising lI’-z.
'I'he tllit'llillu in l'ntti-Il Stan-s Sit-III
pfd. was fiIYI‘I'iIIil. Zoo sitar-Is selling at
.3134 and M5,. and iilI‘ iiIIxt -I.ootl shares
at 54%;. to 51“. Thu lll'ii‘t' thIIii rI-Iapscd
to 54‘”. last night‘s price. .\iualga-
initII-d (‘IippI-i- IIIII‘HI‘Ii unit point and
touched 5... I
WALL S'l‘lIlIIlC'l'. l p in. .\‘timi- l'I‘
sisIuIIt-t- was ('lll‘tlllllill'tti to tho liiItii‘
srliiiig Iii‘ I'nltI-il Status Stool. pfd.. at
lot" it iii'tlii" to Sit. and tliiI sI-llI-i's Iut'il-
I-Il llllitit‘l'zllt' buyers, 'l‘hI- piiI-I-. how
over. ilid not i't‘I'fiH‘l' mttI-li. tliI- iippi.-iti'—
uni-I» ot largII iIitlt'ks Iii" .\lllt‘k on tin~
'l‘Ii ill‘ It stit'I'IIss :1 i'iItiii‘tiiiist be a spI-I'ittiiril "\\'I' are
Sili't'litilfiis in grain and tl.iit liliill'illllt‘t'h Iiiii lilt‘ III-st il‘
III Illliiiil) and price. .\ll our L‘l‘illll is ciiiIIt'ully .sI-i'I-I-iiIIIl-
all tl.I- dust dirt and I‘ililii' ‘-lil|‘ti out. IiiII- your animals
\\'il1|ii,‘.\‘tllllt I'noil 'liI‘Iy lit'fit‘lWI' it and we so” it.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
III-t' soon chucking Iiit' l‘t‘t IIYt'l)‘. ’l'i'ad-
ing on iiit‘ whoh» wits- quiI-t illlli not of
llliii‘il iilll‘l't'fil Iiliisltil' of ”to more-
iiiI-iits in a tow spI-I-ialtins. l‘IIunsyb
\‘illliil Killlli‘ti ii point \\litli .\liniiiIapo-
lis and St l.tuii.~ lost L";-
TODAY'S QUOTATlONS.
HIIpoi-ti-I‘i III'IIr prli'ati- wlrc or .\la-
IIlI’Is & Iioldscliiiiidl I‘oniniission lIrII-
kcrs. Swain. III (‘orbIItt illoi-k, Stiulu
Not-walk: -
Low.
HOLIDAY Goons
Now Ready
Finest and Largest Line
Ever Carried.
Hooks. Statioucry. ('itmciws. t‘ilI-ndiirs. .\rt Iimds. iliblI-s. l'raycr
lIoolIs. lit-atliI-r IioInls. l’irttii-I-s. \\'rI'i nu l'apI-t‘, Fountain l‘I-ns. Xmas cards.
WILLIAM F. BEERS.
BOOKSELLER, STATIO NER AND ENGRAVER.
49 Wall street,
South Norwalk. NOrwalk.
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E Lewis' Popular Priced Photograph Studio.
‘2 ll Main Street. Norwalk.
it: Personal attention given all linings. from 10 a. m. to 4 p. In. Buu- '
if; days it) a. m.. to 1:30 p. In. Children's photographs I specialty. ‘
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_ .. JACKSON’S
PHOTOGRAPHS STUDIO.
Newest Styles. Naval Designs. The Best of Work.
Sittings up to 3:30 o'clock p. m.
COME} NOW 53 Wall Street. Norwalk
or
CHRISTMAS WORK. Opposite Hotel.
W
CHRISTMAS limo sacrum.” '
Gold is the ideal spectacle metal. it alone possesses iill desirable quail-
tics. Tlic bust substitute is but a substitute. No gift is moro acceptable to
a spectacle wearer than an artistically titted gold frame. We carry a large
iillt‘ of spectacles and 1ch glasscs. and make a. specialty of adapting frames
to the features.
HOMER B. HOYT. Refraction Optician.
Room 9 United Bank Building. South Norwalk, Conn.
Special Appointments at convenience of patron.
Office hours. B. 11:45. 12:45. 6:00.8aturday evenings 7—9.
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Time 1': nothing more appreciated atiradi've. bzautiful and lasting
than
A GIFT FROM THE JEWELERS.
’ We emphasize the advantage in a selection from the fwo largest
most complete and up-imiate stocks in the ”walks.
The advaniaat iS mutual. By buying for (be stores and for cash,
I»: offer you lower prices Hun elsewhere.
COLEBURN 8: LAUDER,
THE JEWELERSI
no. 9i. mmwn .57.. mm NJRIVALK.
UM) J m 371. NORIVALK.
m3! OPEN EVENINOI.
Open. High. 1:30
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STAMP CERTIFICATES.
Bill That Postmaster; will Try to
Have Passed.
The National .\ssIu-lutioii of Post-
masters will iualIII it“ IIIl'ot‘I to iIIdtII'II
t‘onngII-Is to pass It hill which the as
soI-latioii has ilittItII Id pituidliu; {In tho
issuing of stamp II.IitifiI-:iII: tor list in
sending small ii-mlttanws. \ssistnnt
Postmaster Balicock said yesterday
that such n-liiw would ilt‘ ni‘ great con-
veniencc to many firms. It is III-sigucil
tn isstic those certificates for denom-
inations of l. ‘2. 1‘. to 27. and 5t)
III-tits. the combination of those sums
making an amount tip to SI Tilt-so i-iIr~
IlfIcatI-s Ill‘t' made exchangeable at any
host office for stamps equal in value.
or are redeemable in cash iit a discount
of l per ('t‘lll. when presented in sums
of even dollars. A circular regarding
the bill saI's:-
This is a bill which does not disturb
the currency system in the slightest
degree. and which will commend itself
to every business man in the country
who receives rcmittanccs in the form
of postage stamps. These certificates
would save all the loss and labor that
now attend remittances of stamps. As
the certificates are made payable to
order. they would be practically as safe
as money orders. and much caster to
purchase and cash. Their use would
tend to make the busiueSs of disposing
of stolen stamps still more precarious.
as postage stamp thiews now hide
their operations under ihtlSI' ol' bust~
ncss'men who are compelled to sell at
a discount the larger part of the
stamps that are sent to them by their
customers. This has built up a trade
in stamps. which thinI-s hare readily
taken advantage of.
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seven reasons INJURED.
i. 5.
Explooion of Motor and Engine Cooled
A Fire.
Pl’l‘TSBl‘RG. Pa.. Dec. lI.——Seven
persons were seriously burned and a
number of others unstained slight in-
juries _today in a fire at Armstrong's
cork factory. cans-rd by ihi explosion
of a motor and a boilIr. One man is
missing. Those seriously burned
w'Ire: George i-‘riel. James Keenan.
Thomas Harman. Andrew Kerr. Thom-
as Fitzgerald and William Rockford.
The fire started in the grinding room.
on the second floor and gained such'
iapld headway. that many of the six'
hundred employee narrowly coca
from the building with their lives
Over 100 girls were carried by the po-
lice and firemen from the second floor
by means of ladders.
COLORED MURDER" HANGID.
PEOEIA Ilia" Doc ll .-—Jobn Mc-
Cm. colored. the murderer ot Detec-
tive William III-ply. wu bound to
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iilllii happy il unit lose Ulll lilillliliTtE III-airs Milli, :,
to chance II is a sure lillllii for an -. "
our. MflllE 5.
31000 12.00 1500 lli.50 iIiIiIi!
$0.50 0.50 l0 l2 15 tip in 25
$4.00 in Sim}
Children's Suits and 0Ieic0iits $2.00 to $6.00 -
ilLLWIlYS the best $10.00 Value in SUITS iii
lllliiliiflilTS at this store
iiiiill huts
Stills and lliertztitils
l'tiung llén's Suits and Mounts
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S ELLEGK 8t 3 GE.
98 Washington Street, South NorwnlI.
Fine Oranges. large and sweet ................................... . '23: M.
Good Oranges. small and sweet ............................... 15: on.
New Rice, large grain. fine new goods ................................ It:
Sperry &. Barncl' Shoulders .................................... . 96 01"!
New Evaporated Apples ......................... . ....... 126
3 Cans Good Pumpkin ..... 23:
Cream Canned COrn 15c; 6 for 84 fin est packed .
Good Peas ................................................... 10c out
New Prunes ................................................ 10c Ib., largo
New Figs. soft and nice for cooking. 1°C “3., 3 lbs. for .................. 25c
Pie Peaches .................................................... We can
sliced Peaches. samethlng tine ................................... 10: can
I am advised that the D. A. R. will give a Boston Tea Party. December
17th. at which the 0. G. 0. Tea will he served and a few samples given to each
guest. i sell the 0. d. 0. Tea and it you are there. and think the tea fine, a:
it truly is you can get it at my store hereafter.
Lorenzo Dibble
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Is It Worth While
to suffer from Eye Ache, Head Ache or Poor Vision when relief to lo
near and can be bad at such small cost?
We make a thorough examination of the Eyes. without cost, and
if glasres are uecdcd turiilsh their: at the lowest possible price. ‘
Perfect fitting guaranteed.
0. B. JACKSON.
Graduate Optician.
58 Wall Street. Norwalk. Conn.
TELEPHONE 108.
CUTBILL’S
Bridge Fish Mark“.
SPECIALS room. ,
Silver Salmon. (red). Extra large
Smelt. Native Flat and Front Fish.
Greeport Oysters. large Dry Encollopl.
Hardshell Crabs Long and Round
Clams Finnan Haddies Long Ilknd‘
Turnlps 1“”
FREE DELIVERY.
West End Washington Street Brim.
Next to Ferm' Coat Yard.
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Accepting a
Book-keeper’s
Position With-
out Previous
Training mu...
Tho Bro Ivn Business Collogo. I
George E. aortaln. Prooldont.
usmzo BANK apiLomo. souru nonwxut, 60mg.-
SAMPLE
IMPERI'ECF
and then you will
competent to keep any set of I.
(Iome evenings if you cannot. M.
We have a national row
Ions training."
day session.
m.
wells.
ILadies patent. colt hide button. vein 5
worth $5. 00 and $5. 50 at
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