Candy
Canes
and
Barkers.
St. Mary' H parochial Iichool bound for
the new term today
Jerry Clark. of liaubury. was 1| IIi-
slton in the town yesterday.
The Friday Afternoon club will meet
with Mrs. (‘. H. Pox. this week.
A meeting of tho lschoda Club will
be held this evening at tho clubrooms.
Misti Alice O'Connell (It Burbank
street has been making a visit in lian-
bury.
Everett Noyes. of Stamford. has tak-
en a position with the. Consolidated
Railroad Company. .
'l'he I'lt't'llml of ofllcers of the South !
Norwalk‘Flre Police went over to tho
Inooiing In February.
A dance will be given tomorrow or-
cnliIg in Waahir‘rgton Lodge Hull. (‘IIIIII.
bury. tomorrow evening.
The barges A. licitheimer and Wr-
onilng arrived yesterday with It cargo,
of coal for John H. Ferris. '
A. P. Damon, formerly. of Sonth‘
Norwalk. but now located in New \ ork
lIiIi-I bten visiting III this city.
l.ather M. Wright amt H. E. IIIIIIIIIII.‘
ciich rated 100. will play in the South;
Norwalk (‘lub pool tournament tonight.
There will be installation or offi-
cers of Lady Jennings Lodge Ship~
hords of Bethlehem tomorrow cronu
ing in Rid M‘en's. Hall.
”the members of the Pine [.cdgt-
\\'hiat t‘ itib are being entortuliiod thi~
ofttrnoon by MSILI lI‘ maria Leonard at!
her home in nion Park.
.III-. and Mrs iI'IIIiII‘s lenillllgs III
“'i‘til street have closed their homi-
tor the winter and will spend the N'-
ImIinIier of tho cold season III NIIII
York I
'l‘lIo casc «It linnciofi KonliiI-t k .
(harged with breath at tho pt‘fltL‘ andI
assault, was continued this morningI
until tomorrow morning. in tho town.
(IourL
Among tho cases of fiozon eIiIIs
which tho doctors atc aiicntllng at
prcsont ari- Porcy .Shcrron of ltow‘ai
ion and Miss Mainlifrnncis. of lion-11y.
too.
A daughter
was born SIIII‘IiIiy to.
Iiir. I’lllll Mrs. E.’ lI‘. \irliormott. rd“
Liilngoioit street. Mr. MchrmoIt is“
the Will known manager of tho NIIiI-.
llosiou store
Airs. lilanchc Johnson oi NIIII lhit
.IiIi died but week. and IIIIII buried on
N Iw Year's day. Miss Alici- SaiiIIiIt-rs I
Was Louisa Mead and (‘Iipialii iillilt
MINE W. ll. Boutoii. of South Norwuilt I
.ItiI-nded the funeral.
A farmer from \Vt‘oliitil‘l. who droyc ;
in this morning, stated that whon IIIilk» ?
ing his cows early this morning. iiI
i'rozo lIoforc reaching the pail and that '
he had sold some of ii for upaghoiiL.
'l‘ho tlIcriiiomctcr was ‘.‘-i bciow on his;
farm.
Another cant oi Iliphiht Iiii has hiokr-n
out in NIIIIIIIik llllill 11> a rtsuii liII
William J. 'lIIIIIoI. tI'iIIn health of
floor. has quarantined ”14‘ lIIIsltlt‘lltJ‘ of
Edward l'owors. in Stevens stroot.
Mr. PoIi'or's danghtt‘z‘ Miss Mary I’IIIj
wcrs is. ill of the disease.
1 ho II(giiiar nicoting of tin I. itii‘illll
class of the Girls' Friendly SotictI of.
'lrlnitr ChurI.Ih was him lust timing.
and tho Ion-ion was girt- II III Mrs HI 1-.
III. This morning it IIIIIIIIIIIII ot‘ loin-ionsl
IIII-Ii'e givtn to Iadlos of the city who
:IIIII no: connected with tho rot-icty.
'1‘. II‘. Fryer. IIIIIIIIIo. N. \‘.: E. 1’.
William. H. Miller. W. 11. Parks. .1. (3.
Davidson. J. H. Squirt", A. ll. Harri».
(‘hiirlos Slieahnn. R. ll. Mann. hill".
liIiiIsworth. W. i’. Springer. '1‘. II‘. Mun-I
dy. F. G. Wright. (1. ll. Young. C. A.‘
Preston 1’. l’ Dollie New York: E. 1..
Martin. A. M. lI‘owlc \I. R. Turner. 1.
.1. McKeuny, Boston: A. 1) Crown.
lielhel, Conn; W., McPholaIII. Dan-I
bury: it. B. Sears. llingbamiqn N. \‘.I
R. s. sI-im Kansas City. A. c. scat!
Springfield; 111.0. Brick Philadelphia;
11'. '1‘. Burritt Waterbury: D II'. lien-l
Jainin. artford: ll. VI. Reid. (‘on-
card, ..:H F. A.- tired-stein Haverhill. I
Mass. were yesterday's guests at the.
Hotel Clifford.
"II THE STATE CRETARY'S 0F-
'1‘ be following certgilcuics have been
filed in the ofllce 9,1 the state secre-
4.81..
Cieititicntc of organisation of the An-
IlrI;wl Radol Dyptol‘ Company, of Nor-
wn lt
lncorpuratioh- of' the Beckwitit' Gro-
tery Company oi Torrlngton with a
capital stock of ’86. z of the Credit
Clothing Company of Waterbury. cap
ital stock 810 000; of the Vaughn
Foundry Company (If Norwich: of the "
Cheshire Prov
the John T.
Haven.
Company and of
crap Company of New
mt , notional-Iona
“341.1411. 5.—~in reply
to Japan. Rim ‘ ‘ great conces-
sio‘ns unwind unhiwpropouiu will
More aocopl’abloto Jo pan
lhoatod stoit in tho kitchen.
1 Iigoil niiioici II.
dim I19“.
WESTERll. R.l. Jati.5 ii.-—'l‘iiel(inIl
fire department wan (Itilod out early
today with the thermometer iii below
aoro. to light a ilre which gutted the
Chainplin block. all Main atroet, caiIII-
lug a loan of 440.000. Too building
was occuplod by the Mill Romnnnt
more wholesale and retail; .llobort A.
lirysilalc. pIIiInbt-r: Dairy Lunch room;
Wcstcrly Atitoniotlc Toicphoiic Com-
pany; union of tho Westerly and
Watch ilill ice Company, and John
Roast. piano dealer.
The fltilllt‘ll. supposed to have started
near the boating apparatus, poascaaed
the whole blinding by the limo tho do-
;Iartmoni arrived. At ono tiIIIo thI-
l.angworthy block caught. but the llro-
llli It saved it. The mill remnant Hliil‘t'
Klitfllllllt‘d tho Iioui'lest single loss oi‘
swoon on goods. with an lIIsIIrIuII-o of
upon. The building and occupants.
oxcopt tho telephone company, were
lvisiircd.
several Per-om Narrowly Escape.
liitl'NmVlt’K. Maine, .liIII. i.-~t-lorcr—
Iil persons narrowly oacapcd with
'.l:cir liI'os. anti ii iii probable onc iIIaII
pI-rishcd in ii llrc which totally ilcs»
Iioycd tho Toiitliio Hotci cat-.y today.
i‘hc stiiiiitist‘ii victim was Solon llruin
hall. of Camden. Malnc. ago-II 55 yours.
It painicr who occupied II robin III inc
war of tho budding and has not boIIn
Iocii sliico th lite. 'l‘lic loss is 818.
two; insurance. 45. 400.
(‘IIIIIIic (button. a waitreas'.
i‘roni Ii fourth story window.
to tho tclophone wires until thII fli'o-
"1011' reached htIl‘. .lohii Buckloy and
W. 14. .loi'fcrson, guests. jumped from
.i thiid I-iory window. and wore unin-
.lurid.
shock.
(4 l‘ii wlctl
The fire was causod by an or oi.
.ol II as .I from story wooden stIIIItittnic
and citing E
II snow lI.IiIk having I-asod tlIcI
I
The ho—‘
I
with soup-what of a histoiical name. 3
having been built in 1829.
”union had .bcon cktiiiguished. actirI-h
wn~ made and Ilranihiill'a body
found. It rI'Ibly disfigured by the flamos.
Hartford Woman Burned.
llAli'I'lI'tmD. .inn. .3.-
waa biirncd. probably
.IIiiIily. today,
contact with II hot More, lit the at-
Ai'icr the.
l
WHNI
Mary. Qlllllll.‘
l
by her dross coming in .
i I
. .IIIIIpI to Ixtinguiah the flames. hcr sis- l
tor. Mrs. Edward J. Starr. and a Iielgh- .
nor. Jililii Edwards. also root-trod sc~
IIII» llilllln'. though they aro expected
I) l'll‘llVRI'.
Mists 4Jlllllll lii‘od with her sister. who .
.s an invalid at 29 tiltoatnut stroct.
Q I’liiic dusting tho parlor this morning.
' .liII girl's dross touched the stovo Iiuti—
ioIIlI'. and burst into iiiIIIIcII. She ran
in tin- dining room. where her hioilIl'
ran sitting. and tho laiII-II. seizing a
rug. throw it about hcr, but did not
I'llt'l‘l'i‘tl lII smothering the blaze. 'l‘hII
It‘lt'iillih of tlic two onncii summoned
iohII iddwnrds. who occupied a lilli‘e
Iltill on (in «auto floor of the building,
IIiIl ho 'IifIIIil tho girl bodily and car»
led hrr to tho front yard. whoro shi-
Il’ilH rolled in thc snbw.
Some of tin furnishings in tho housc
caught lirII_ lint (litmlrlIIZII Wilt» cxiiii-
llilhllt'tl with slight damage
Mrs Starr's hinbanti Is I-quloytd IIt
Iii :IIiiIIIIIIIlIIlc stntltiii liti'II.
Nougatuck Busincu Men Suffer.
NAUII‘ATI'I'K. Jilli. :1.”"\ iiiiisiui‘}:
rainc liiillIlilii; tItIIttilIlIIil liV hl'\4'ill|[
.IIIsiIIoss I'Ulli‘t‘l‘II‘; Ivnn bi. mid IIIIIIty
IiI_Il [III II tltiic olhor husliioss pIItIpII l'i_I
.I'as cIiIlIIIIgIIiIiId. but the lll'i'fllt'll II'orlII
III in thI bittc'r cold and bnmporcd by
coach hydrants. succocdod III length
.Ii confining the 11rd to the burning
building. "lhII structuri- \“ilr. local-Id
Ii tho cor'nti of Alulnoud Miiplo sircots
11'. II has IIIIiIcIl b) Ihc Matthew ilI- lrnc
II'iIItc. it is llt‘ilt‘44'll the mini In»
“.Iill approximate Sliititiii.
One Woman Suffocaten.
FARMING iIi.\’, .\lII.. .lIIII. I'I» A dciI-I-
iIII ciIiinii.I.I' in a boarding hoimI. us-
Id as II dormitory lig. wiuiicii students
It tho Static Normal School. cniiscd II
rirc- which partly illll'llI‘Il the biitldiiir.
III'ly today and ('tii-‘l one lIitI. Mrs.
.\lllullilii ltiiIiIIIIi, of i.owistou_ was .Iiui'I
."lt'illl‘il. TliII IIihiII‘ iItItIiipiiiitr; fiIIII.
iInIi wot-II not injurcd. Mrs. lininon
was IIIIIplIiinil as a domestic.
Montreais Ci'ub Loses “00.000.
\lilx'i‘ltlI) \l.. Jan. .I-- lIiIIe caIlI tII-
dny Flilllltiht‘tl to han lIcI-II caused in-
n tlIIfI-(IIII'II furnace flIIII. Ilcsii'oyod tlIII
llincr rooms of the Mount lloynl Club.
iiho iIItII-It exclusirc club in Montreal.
Frank lliitt. a iiroinnn. was killed by
falling tlmbors and another namod
llarrignn‘ was badly iiijitrcd. A young
woman atcnographcr to th- dormitory
was also injurod. Loss about $100;
000: (IoI'crod by lllfilll‘flllt't‘.
Pequot Dwelling House Burns.
NORWICH, Jan. .‘I.--.—_\ dwelling
house owncd by tho Attawaugan Coni-
pnny at Pequoa was burned today with
part of Its cantenta. 'l‘hc fire is sup-
posod to baIc staitcil front a lamb in
a sleeping loom the occupant of which
barely cscapcd The. loss is $2. 500.
“ onrtlr liiriircd.
FIFTEEN CENT MUSIC FOR SAT-
URDAY AND MONDAY.
Uni} a "team of the Ioldon Past.
l‘ni Wearing My Heart. In“ For \‘.oti
Show the Whltcs of \‘Ioui Eyes, The
Suit Dance. MI littio t‘onei isle.
Laughing W at» Ir Hiawatha. The “111'“-
ng of Rome. in the\ alloy of Kentuc-
ky. iiowii “I hero iii-I \Viinhurgor
Flt-IN. lZl Well You in the Golden
Summer Time. Mani-ion of Achiig
Hernia. l Aln t Got. No 1 H3 for Sloop.
Eyis oi' iiine. 3;. cs oi". Brown: and a
hundred others.
COLEMAN'S
10 North Main Stunt South Norwatk.
Agent for A. G. spauidlng'a Baseball ’
and Sporting Gooda.
The Trustees havc ordni‘ed' that in
ieicat at the rate of
FOUR PER GEM
per annum be crod'tcd to the deposi-
tors in the
Savings Department
tor the six months, ending Jan. 1 1804.
payable on and after Jan. 11 1904.
Deposits node at or baton Jan. 10111
i
|
our amt anarchic» Satisfaction or Manor Book.
Good Uisiers at Half and Less
This is a Mortuary of shortened prion on
long. warm ulaiors for man and young man.
Two window shows a! In good dormant: as
our you saw-nit!" a look as you pass the
store. .
t Two low prices to clear out all the ulster: we
\
have:
MEN'S $8 and .470 ULSTERS.
,. m _ , $3.98
YOUNG ME '5 $5 and S6 ULSTERS.
NOW . . $2 98
At such little prion. ovary lman should
have ‘n uni-mom for the bxiromc days of win-
torn-n qarmont that will last for many win-
ter: in coma.
A new over-coat ! Splcndid chain among
the black and Oxford can: of modlum length
and the long. loan-bank coats of fancy mix- .
turns. some with bolted banks. 36 to 3.10
Rog ei‘SStStevens
Successors to Comsiaok Bros.
soura NORWALK. TEL. CALL. 32-2.
To be it Blltttft‘hil. it man must be a spociniliii wc tire
specialism in grain and that guarantees you the beat. as
to quality and prlco. All our grain is IInrchilly acrooncd -
till tho dust, dirt and chat! siftcd out. (‘IIIII- your animals
wholesome food-— tiIcy Iiesoryc ii~-~tIIId we roll it.
IUY OATS 1"HAT'S CLEAN. Ix
MANUEL T. HATCH.
. r7.»
99999999999099999999999999
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
T no is nothing more aiiprrcuteil. allmclr'w. beautiful and lasting
than
A GIFT PROM'THE JEWELERS.
We emphasize the addiantagr in II selection from the fquJItrgcs! ,
most complete and unto-dart stocks l'I the Not-walks.
I
Th: adoanlmr is mutual. By buying for 1le storm and for cash.
'13»: olfa- you lower prices than rluwhrrc.
COLEBURN , & LAUDER.
THE JEWELERS.
. N0. 90 WASHINGTON ST" SOUTH NJRWALK.
INO. 3 MUN SIX, NORWALK.
STORE OPEN EIlauiucs
6999999999999999999999999
alendars !
One-Half Price
William P. Beers’
Stationery Stores,
49 WALL STREET, NORWALK. 69 80. MAIN 812, $0. NORWALK.
-.-.-l .-E. ..
ommoeoooeooo
DROP l COIN
into a blind man "s hut—then THINK: Bight in the most Ineaumable of
all blessings: blindnesa the most won fill of all aflliction‘s. This being so.
Ion IIill concede the great impoiiance of mar eyes as a par! of your animal
organism. A momentary realization of your helplessness without them will
aid you to I Just appreciation of their worth. Protect and preserve the night
In what. we offer you That lcaIcs no detect uncorrected. that insures you
absolute SAFETY.
_.... 4.... .-. :E _ . .51.--
1 Room 9 United Bank Building.
i
l
l
HOMER B. HOYl'. Refraction Optician.
South Nor-walk. Conn.
Special Appointments at convonle ncc of patron.
Olficc houra 8 11:45.12:45.6:00 Saturday evening! 1—9.
Lchiio‘ Popuicr Prtccd " hotograph' Studio.
II M'Iln Strcc't. Nor-wont.
Portions! attention given all sittings. from 10 a. II.. to 4 p. n. Ino-
days it) a. m., to 1:30 p. III. Childroncphotographa a specialty.
on accouur or Lana or Ilia-ting: unvc naoioEo to do our
‘0? BUSINESS. YOU CAN IUY ANYTHING IN. THE 5:083. AT. LII“
THAN cosr raicc. oua maroit‘ruuz vouit dam. mi ham
and rows ‘I'Hl. an? camel.
Ii Its-III. builder III'tr'l food.
iIiIIo 01004 liver .11 and
: Murmurs.
It will aim be tound 01 great
value in coughs. colds_ whOop-
iiig coughs and bronchitis.
Sold in plot bottles.
Price 75 cents. '
'l‘HE [l.li‘iillill PlialiMilli
'I‘IIe I’itsiripiiiin Store.
All car; poll the door.
Night Calla Answered. '
Telephone Call. 15-2.
W
JAPANESE TROOM READY.
Two Diviaiona Reported Soon to Leave
[or South Corea.
PARIS. .l.iIn II.- .\ iliIspitith to tho
llaI'IiiIi AgIIiIIIy i'roiii 'l‘oltio today suI'III:
“'l‘hc preparations for tho t-iiibiirku
iioii of two divisions of .lnpunosc
troops are continuing ili'lh't'l)’. it is
lIoliIIII-d tho) “I“ lie Ilospatchcd to
ports in South (Huron. to i't‘hltll‘t‘ order."
An oflh-ini rim-patch min from 'l‘oklu
lIIiI- ,.'c.~IoI'-tII,I III-Iiing says the lllllllh'I
tor for lI‘orI-lgii Affair:- lIiIii not rot-cir-
t‘tl tho Russian III-ply up to that timo.
(July iiIIoflltial iiiiorinaiioii has lit-cit
rocclrod llt'I‘I' from St I'I'li'l't‘illll‘i‘ that
tho roply has bot-II forwarded. but this
is IIoIIIIIdIIrotl correct.
Owing to thiI absent-c of details i'c
giIi'dlIIg tho III-ply tho. ofllcinls lIIII'o arc
cnrcfnl not ill I'VHFI'SR an opinion as
to tho Iiilli‘tinqu. iIiIt thtI general tone of
the continent in oillclal circles iI'
slightly loss hopeful.
JURORS FOR KELLY TRIAL.
llllllhlEl’OllT, .laii. I-l.“ Tho Illlli' of
IliiI Stipol‘itir ('iiiii‘t )‘tIsiIIi'Iltii \“tts ilI'I
Iiipicd with lhl‘ iIiniIiI-Illinc of n Jlll')‘
fot tho trial of I'o'icr Kcllr. charged
Iiiili the murder of his Info on ()ritI-
lItI 114.1903. AiiI-r .\lr.<. KIIllIII's (loath.
it was found that slic was It I'iI‘ilm of
:Iiiytliiiluc poisoning, and Kelly II.I~'
nriosiod, the allocation boing that hI'
liiid given his wife IIhi-IkI-I in whuh
than was Nll‘Nt'hllilli‘. II'IIIII’ lb a 1911*
t‘l‘IiltltIil bi- IIIIIIic.
'l'llo IIIIIIII IIIIIIIuII I\.I~ his .I.-IIIIIIIII
Iilit lllill it i< niich-Il iIIIIi IhI-IIII iIIIIl
liII‘II “Dillili‘ lil‘l\\"’1‘ll ilIIIm llilIl tIIII
Isl... Ind l1‘|’~l'l' 'II i't‘lillll I‘i‘l‘llilll [ii I.»
i“"~' “llll‘h KPH" iIIIIl I-igniii IIIIIi III
liI‘I SIIIIIII jiiitvrs “I‘li' M‘I III'I'I up in
‘_' i. 4' III I.‘
'I'IIII jIH'itl~ IVI-IIsIIi lir tl.I xlII1‘I»n<o
wirc .iobii ll. .li iIIIiIIg~ WWI: III who
has hold I III‘IIII- town Iiflhis: III '11!"
A IlillIIIri l'II 'lI-l . who has liIlIl lUWll
tIilIch. lI‘I: iIil.liII .\. Tllnli Noi'uullt.
.IISI-wir and in IIIIIIIIiiIIr: i‘lail. S
litiiitlnii)’, llIiIIIlIigioii. a i'IiroII for tho
|IZII~l L'ii )"tllfi II‘IIIIlIIriIIlt \\'. llwrs
llIIiIIiIIiItIIIi .4. lt‘l‘lllilll“ Iioultl S. IIIII‘I.
\‘orii‘nlk. Il't‘"llli‘l' of IIIILIIiltir patrol and
incur for sI-IouIzil ,I'I-Iirct llI-rbori \\'il-
i‘II'Iis. \\'I Itplot, iIII-iiiiu‘r ol' IIIII:IIliiII
lilillil I: \I‘« lMlIIi' liniuhi. Greenwich.
f‘tl.\llllll.\'li'l' tuil' '_'r. ,II~.Ii-~. had at lll‘l‘Fl‘Ill
II the "mic IIIiit“iII ii, lluiiks. iii-ti-
ding liI-iIl ioIIIII oiliu 3‘.
EXPLOSION KILLS FOUR MEN.
PIC N7. \.\t‘ l‘ ('vIr'IIIIiill. ..liiii :'I_
l‘oIIi' iiII-II \"I‘I‘t' killed and III-coral iII-
.IIIroIl by an t‘\']l|tl\ltlll today in ill.‘ III
iro uiytII-rlIIII tll'|l:4rllll“lil of the Nation.
:.i l‘:\|ilti.~'l\v.~‘ Works. IIi'zlll IiIiloII t'rniii
bI-rII. ThII IIholII ill‘ll'.i'l was IIni'IIluiI
I-Il iii II cloud of lI‘IIi k fi-IIIHkI‘ IIiiIi nietti‘
1y I‘rory window at St 4\‘I‘S. tlIrtIII
iiIilI-I: fi‘iiit‘ ilIII Ft'l‘l)!‘ iIf IlIII IleIlIIsiII'r
“its“ hilillli'l't'tl by its li‘l‘l‘llll' force.
Many windows \\t'l‘II :Ilw ~IIIII.~hIIIl III
l’IIIIzancII
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
W \l I S'l'lllll_1ii:ltI:I,iII,-.\ Iorr
languid illltl‘t'>l \i‘tts I'Ini'l"ll| in tho
IIpIning IliIIIiiIIISx in stock. and tho
lllt:\‘illltill of prlcos IIII.~ narrow and
siugghh. 'l‘lIII undertone was thiI'y.
l'iiiiotl States Sir I] ilIIIIliIII d 3‘. IIIMI tho
prIt'IiIrI-d 3.. llit‘ latter lIiItIIcIliiiiIly
rallying a half. ll-IIIlt island to"
i‘liii'ugii KI Alton lilil.‘llll\'l|lll‘4‘tl “I.
WALl. STREIC'i‘. 1 p, IIi.—I\\'nbnsh.
pftl.. rI \I‘l'>|‘4' its IIIIIiI'sc til‘ the morn-
ing and advanced a point oror night
on rnthcr Itctire dealings. Louisville
and Nasiirlllo also Itiorul up it". and
them onilrt- stilliht‘l‘ll‘ and southwest-
IIrII groups \I‘crih igheit. tlthei‘ active
stocks showed Ii llrni Ill'lilt‘l‘lnllt‘. and
tiitrc was II rims in Anilalgainatod to
home no. Minneapolis & St. Louis im-
proved 1. General Electric. iii. Minne-
apolis. St. Paul and Suulic Sic Mario.
1:)... and Metropolitan‘Securltios. 21...
National Enaniolllng. phi..»tlociliii-Il 2.
TODAY’S QUOTA‘IJONB.
Reported over private. wire of Ma-
ples 4t t‘Ioidscliinidt Commission Bro-
kers. Swartz & Corbett Block. South
Norwalk:
.I»
Open. High. Low. 1 'th
Anial. Cop. 4674'. 50 4SI'II‘I 497,1.
Am. Smelt. 48% 48%, 48“ 4844.
Am. Sugar. 12:. 126 123 12:54.
A. T. E 8. Fe" 67% 684.4 137”: 68%
llalto. & Ohio. 7815. 78% 78',“ 181;.
B'kiyu R. T.. 49% 4971. 481.5 491;.
Chi.&N.\\'.. 11171.5 167% 1671;. iii?
ChMtSt P. 143% 144%. 143% 14
Col. F. l 1.. 29% 291.4 29% 29
Col. South. 15% 1545. 1515. 15%
Coupons” 1914919144 191% 191%
Del. & Hud.. 164 _]i‘I6 '164 166
Eric. 28% 28‘... 28%. 28%
Erie. lst. pf.. 697,1, 69374.. 69% 69%.
Gem Elm. 171 111 ' 171 171
iii Cbntral.130% 1301‘ 1301.9 1301,;
Lou. &-Nash._ 107 107% 1117 10.7%
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ll. J. Collins:
4 Funeral Directors and Embalmonw
12 North Main Sinai. South Nori‘v‘alk.
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You Will Be Satisfied
VII Hold to no Iconipeiitlon in
If you buy Ioiir T414“ and t‘offoo of IN
the claims no make for our Tea and (30ro o
\Vcaro fully and iiIIIpiy stoc kod with the Ion beat that grows in both
IIrtic.lcs and wc lIIrlio (oinparison in unuliir IIiIiI any competitor, independ-
may of the fact that our pritos the lower titan flistciass gooda arc sold
for elscw'hoio. (inc trial will convince aIII cinIIonII-I oi the excellence of bin
goods and III- I't‘spl‘t ii'IIIlII call ,Iour attention to the following price consid-
Teas Coffees
But garden grown Formou 00iong, Our cOffm are turnout for their ab-
rcgular 60c quality our p”? per ib aoiute purity, rich arena and delicate
46c. flavor.
Remember we gm prouni: with our But Tau and
Coffees.
SOUTH NOR WALK
l7 NORTH MAIN STREET.
The Real Thing
The real true but Coffee it surely to he had at our store. NO ,BETTER
COFFEE POSSIBLE at any price in this city. If you have any doubts as to
the truth of this. call at Mrs. Owen's Bakery. North Main street. and get a
cup of it. any day or hour. A new fresh lot just in Saturday. Iuperbly
roasted. Call for
Coffee at all prices. ‘
All Nuts at wholesale coat for one week to close out. N‘. ..
Fresh lot of Peanut Butter jult in.
Lorenzo Dibble
WOWWWW
Is it Worth While
to suffer trot: lIzI-e Ache. Head Ache or Poor Vision when relief in lo -
near and can be bad at such small cost? '
We make a thorough examination of the Eyes. without coat. and
if glasses are needed furnish them at the lowest possible 'Irica.
Perfect Iltting guaranteed.“ I
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68 Wall Street. Norwalk, Conn.
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TELEPHONE 1M.
CUTBILL’S
Next to “NW coin Yard
The school that makes a specialty of each student. ..
A Six Months Course in
SARTAIN’ 5 BUSINESS COLEIOI
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. l: ...
paves the. nay to nuccaaa.~ . I‘ I‘ —
During the last four months we had 17 calls for belcheib.‘ salads
ranging from $500 to $1200 per year. and 150 calls for omen markers 94.
from 47 to $15 per week. it? you graduate from SARTMN'S you an our:
of a job. . - . . .
Now toun Day and Night. school, begins Monday. Januai'y" 4.
Write for particulars to
Goor‘_a I. admin. Prooldmt
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$6 25
"ALL NUT, DILIV'IIOI AT Om .
. .4] GOAL THAT". CM'
Fancy Mixed Tea. 45:: lb. L.‘ R. special Mocha and Java. 324: lb. .
Fancy Gunpowder. 45c lb. Choice Mocha and Jain. 25c 1b.
Beat India Ceylon Tea. 45: lb. Fancy Santoa, 15: lb.
Fort mantles. noon mo srdv'a'c.‘ oauvtnio Ar 1 g
. We Wish to One lllld All a. vein? f
.;. Hapiiii New Year and Mann. '1-
.;. of Them. _ '3'
.;. -:. o;. .;. -;. oz. -;. o:. -;. II. o:.
THE LEE TEA ANDBUTTEB 60.; '
Java 8- Mocha, 32¢.lb.
o. B. JACKSON. ’ 7'
Bridge Irina Morlut . n
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Large Smelt. 6 to a pound. 151: lb. ‘ MW
Hard Crabs, . . 30c dot. .. .8;
Large Escallopt ' , 50¢ (14- . m...
Open Long Clams . . 30: qt. ,, .,_ It:
: Cod Haddock Finin Haddlu. Ilue .. .t-m
Weak and other kinda “.11“. 7 _ ”viii
Grecnport Oyatcra Ia. free from iIn~ ..M;
purities-u anything ”WW-“4‘ . ......
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