lroquois 'i‘hestre disaster in which
whole families perished and lines of
loyal descent were made no compllcst~
(III as almost to defy tracing, the pro-
bntII court faces a neuron of intricate
litigation.
The Intention of priority of deatlt
of the are victims is the inane on
which many
hung up in the courts for months and
Probate Judge Cutting says that ho
tnIeII this issue will have to be deter-
mined before the catatea can be ad-
jttated.
liotlles of 566 victims of the ltoquols
Theatte tire have been buried accord
in: to burial permits lIIauI-Il by the
h Inith dcpnttmont. if the cotoner‘n
ti cures. which show that a total of 565
and
Baskets.
at ,3 '
LANE’S
'0‘ 51 [Washington St.
' total luvs lites.
The regular inrtallation of otl'lcerr
of Butler Lodge will be held this eIen-
ins.
Tlte hearing in the Loewe vs. anior
case has been poatponed until next
Friday.
loo will find a big lot of flesh fish
Jttnt rIoIIiIod today lil t‘utblllI-I bridge
arket See ad.
Mitts llillian St. oJiIn has taken a
position as atcnoxraphor in the oiliI-ei
of Judge John ll. Light.
('harlea DI'Grueac. of New Haven. is
visiting in Norwaik today. Mr. ile-
(lrnase formerly resided iIorc,
Minn Minnie llaratz. who has been
visiting friends in town for the past
ftw days, has returned to her lIonII in
New Haven. 3
8. Treat Stanley. who baa been
spending the holiday vacation in Non
walk. left this morning for Williams-
town, Mam-n. where he will resume his
studies at Willinntntown College.
~--’l‘wo million Americans nutter IiII
torturing pangs of Ilyapepala \‘I
need to. littr‘tiock lilood Bitten-I ('iilt'ti
At aItI drug atore.
\feetlngn II'IIl be bold in the South
Norwulk ilpptiat ( hurch this monitor.
tomorrow evening and Friday on the
macro] topic of Prayer. Each seIIlI-I
will deal with a different phone of
power. They will be in charge of the
pastor. Rev. Carpenter.
liaIIIIroft Konnibeck. charged
assault and breach of the peace, was
trial before Judge Joaeph R. Taylor
in the town court, yesterday attorn.aut
lie \\’llh' found guilty and II sentence of
thirty days in jail was imposed upon
hint. Sentence was SilSlMJltlt‘tl on good
good behavior.' however.
-._._._,___m_,w_-_-
FIRE AT STOKES PLACE.
Some Drainage by Blue Caused by De-
fective Flue.
'i‘lIc costly munaiou recently reared
for Anson l‘hclpa Stokes. at ('oilen-
III-r'a Point. was IhI‘IIateuItl by fire
Sunday afttrunon. .lilal how “it tlrI-
Stili'tf‘tl could not be ascu‘tnincd at
the Stokes place last uiIIlIt. 'l he III-
teudnnta IlIoltnoIl to talk about it In
to trivr on adequate idea of the dam-
age‘douo. saying it was contrary to
the Wlh'lltii oI Mr.
giro out any information. it was stat
III in llarteu that the iiililt' was tllit'
to it IloII-I-tII'I- tine, and that it Wile put
out by the illltill‘tiiiih on Na pact
with ansistnnce fitl‘ill people empioIIu
on other places in tnr IiIlnity.
MI. and hire. Sltlkth‘ and some oth~
Ir members of the family wort-
homo. and the usual number of our
route “'(‘rt there, an the house has
br-Iu kept .'oben since the Stokes
want to “VII there early lat-It fail 'lhc
tire was uotictzl in the wall IIIcI a
llIIpiaI-o in the ulnar.) it “an caused
by a Ilcfcctirt fine, or by aome defect
in the Ionstrruttiou ot the i"irepiacc
"ihe mtmbeia of the family and the
help tote down some of the IIoodIIoIk
\Ihlch was on tire and neon had tut
bluzt extinguished
A telephone nIIIIsage “as r-IIIeich by
the Stamford Iio'pattmI-ut asking aid.
The rttu to CollenIlI-r's Point in about
tire miles. \Vttlt tlII roads almost im»
passable from snow. it would be a
mighty difficult task. and a long one
for tho firemtn to gtt oI'tr there.
tcr their arrival more could have luau
but little for lht.in to do. for Ciillffl-‘
Iler It Point Well
Iqulppetl
lighting p'tnpouou. though thIIe ate wn-;
Icr tanks of large capacity on the‘
Stokes premises. in view . of t so
fat-,tu Chief Iarktt decided it wold
be of no III-o. to send any of his men
to the scene of the fire. -
is not pnItlI-ularly
with,
and Mrs. Stoker. to
at“
Al- 3
in tho '\I"a.tet line for" tire -.
AI matters.
tnnr ed out. his conclusion was a wlael
pl‘l'lIiOilR loat their lives in the catastro-
phe; be correct, only nine remain tin-
bItrlI-Ii. Four of tlII-uo are unidentified.
The records of the victims of tile
theatre fire, both of the police anti
‘cIII‘oIItII'. are atlll incomplete. and d0
flIIl tally. in both offices clerks are
trI'lnI: to straighten them out. after
which it will be potutiblo to check them
ii") and investigate errors.
Thursday an official count of thII
dv Ind in the var loun morguos was made
i by the police and it was announced that
I .’II :3 bodies had been found. To this to
, to! have been added from time to
II no the names of those who haIe Iltod
ioi' injutiea rchIiIr-d in tho fire. until
, the police iiat reaches hill and of those
four bodies still remain unclaimed. So
‘ far on tho police now know there are
but two pornona whoao bodies have
lit‘l been recovered.
“Make oI-ory poasihlo effort to cheer
tnlu the identity of some persons who
died in this corner."
State'a Attorney llitioen has made
tl-la request of (‘oroncr Tracker no
they stood at tho end of the blind gal
lIIIy passage. where hof'oro a locked
door more than thirtv of the victims
or the iroquoia Iiinnnter were found, in
this request. repeated at every point
where bodies were found State's Attor-
ney lllnoen gnrc tho ltIIy to one of the
cravoat. questions that will confront
the grand jury I'n ilximz the criminal
“woousihiiitr for deaths.
it will not be attiliciIIIIt for tho pur-
pcaes of a criminal prIuIecutlon for tho
coroner to allow that tho locked door
wan responsible for thirty tiIIathn. even
if tho responsibility for tho locked door
it: linIti.
. in order to sustain a prosecution for
manslaughter it will be necessary for
the coroner to determine tho Identity
of one or more 0.’ the individuals. wimac
deaths the door caused.
it will not iw sufficient to Idiow that
the three steps leading out of tho ilt'st
IlIalcony to the main stairway emu-Ind
over a score of persons to fall and Ill:-
The identity of one or more of theso
persons Intuit be proved in court bo-
t'ore a charge of manslaughter can be
sustained.
The closing of the lllt‘illl'f's br or-
‘Ilcr of IIIII mayor is causing II daily
it)'~.~I of thousands of tllllllll‘a to the ho
ttIl and restaurant keepers in the down»
town districts. It has also thrown a
great many restaurant t'lll]lll)_\’t‘:i out
of work and in Inauy plilt't‘s it “llr
II stated that hour help would in laid off
if tho tlIIIItrIIII rcmaluml Ilosctl.
Rentanrahta IIlIich hIIIe I-ntotIIIl to
the theatres' tIatlc in the past aoII
find that tlIcy are operating at ll loss.
j Even the nirIItIitI Si‘t‘lll tlIIIIIII'lIIti after
n‘uht fall. and the traction companIIII
fool the IlIIt-t'tIttse of business. i.i\'IIr\'
stable owners report a IIIuIaI‘IlI-rablo
falling off in business.
BETTER THAN SPANKING.
Spanking does not euro children ot
bed weltiux. if it did lllt‘l‘t‘ would be
ttw children that would do it. 'ihcre
is a countitutlonni cause. for this. Mrs
1.“.Sllflliilt‘l‘S lion I'IIII Notro Dame
itI.ti.. will send her home treatment to
my mother. She asks no money.
\I' ritr- iIIII today if your children trott-
. biI- Ion III this war. iiont blame the
l child The c-hamoa are it can i help it
Clearance Sale i
()II‘
Sheet Music i
Thursday. Friday. Saturday.
TEN CENTS
PER COPY .’
including Simple Simon ‘two atop;
l7-udet Southern Skies IIalI7.: Welcome
as The Flowers 0? Mar Nobody Just
like you. Hi Be. l‘ltcrt Mnty Dear in
The Sweet Rye and liIII Tito iioola
Girl. How Old is Ann? Show' The
White of Your Eyca iii Wed \ou in
The Golden Summer Time. Only a
one. “,3 the blaze was Ihetked 1,, met Dream of the Golden Pat-It Burning of
purple on the place.‘
The
of Long island Bound.
putatively
ready for occupancy.
flan Mr. Statelhad a
country—scat at Lcuox. Mass.
more magnificent edifice pear
to indulge in his favorite
yachting; ‘lnilookillg for
am» he decided m1 Collonder’s Point.
Point The work of improving the pro
pcrty and
Stokes mansion is one of tho-
moIIt imposing in appearance. and one
of the costliest etch: the north shore
it la but a com-i
shortfltimo since it was‘
Retort; its croc—
magnificent
He met.
with an accident which deprived hiIn
ova leg. Thtu he dc- -ldI-Il to soil the
honor house and 'croct a larger and
the
shore. where he Wold be better able
“I‘Istlntee
suitable
ills agents were able. to purchase a“
large acrrm near ‘thc end of,the
erecting the mansion had
Rome. Arizona. l Ain't (lot No Use For
An Old Smogheart of Mine. in a Nut.-
shell. George Rosc‘u latest two step.
and 100 others
SeI'cntydlIIe cont dance folioa
cents. Twenty-five cent mandolin fo~
lion ten cents. Harry \'on 'l‘ilscr's
dance folio No. 2
JUST OUT.
The American Almanac .
and Atlas. 50 cents.
Morning. evening and Sunday papers
delivered to all.parts of tho city. All
skates at cost. ‘
COLEMAN'S,
10 North Msln Street. Beuth Norwslk.
. Agent for A. O. SpIuIdlng' s Baseball
and Sporting Obedl.
a.
2.»
Yea r Book
I
_. YT.
“(’91) got “8 [or ‘- mr or two. Ling 'l'he TI'USLOGS h‘VE ordered Lbll in
til it was ready for oecnpsncy‘. .Mr. iercst 1" "'9 "t9 of
and Mrs. Stokes maid in the r farm . . .
house. on 0: Ridge. - ey are winter- FOUR PER ,' CENT
in; in New York. but s large number
of attendants
tier a Point auto.
in; tho 'Vlnteru I
.Illl;
in.“ the Genea-
auto )frs. niches
run up from New York fr'oq'ueatlr- tiar-
per snnum be mama to the deposi-
tors in the
Savings Department
for the six months ending Jan. 1. 1504.
payable on and after Jan. it. 1904.
Deposits nude on or before Jan. 10th
will draw interest from Jan. 1st...
,pti
GlflCAOO.‘ “lift”. J--‘AII s realm of 06-
of the oatatea may be‘
yearn before they can be distributed. .
anticipated that in hundreds of ca-‘
Sleep No One But You Trouble Just-
. , Anti HAVE THE sssT cHoIcs.
iThe south Norwar
This is a short story of shortened prices on
long. warm ulstcrs for men and young men.
Two window shows of as good garments as
ever you saw-"take a look as you pass the
stars. ' -.
Two low prices to clear cut all the ulstcrs we
have :
MEN'S :8 and SID ULSTERS.
a my $3.98
Y uac MEN'S :8 and $6 ULSTERS. .
now $2 98
At such little prices. every lmsn should
have a garment for the extreme days of win-
tor-«a garment that will last for many win-
ters to come.
A new over-coat ! Splendid choice among
the black and Oxford coats of medium length
and the long. loose-back coats of fancy mix-
tures. some with belted backs. $6 to no
RogersSrStevens
Successors to Ccmstcclr Bros.
court-I NORWALK. TEL. CALL. 32-2.
A
To be a success. a man illllll be a Fl)(‘t'l(l“flf‘r\\i' are
—._I
specialists in grain and that guarantees you the ltt‘sl an
to quality and price. All our grain in carefully screen. It ~—
I all the tllibi, dirt and chaff .I-Iiftod out. (”to yottr ttIIIIIIula
wholesome footl- they lli'St‘l'Yf' it ~ntIIi we sell it.
BUY OATS ’HAT'S CLEAN.
- . MANUEL T. HATCH.
oeocooooccooooocooooocoooo
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.“
7' mt I's nothmq morr Ipprrcuiui. .Itlrsrtcvr. beautiful alid' listing
than
A GIFT FROM THE JEWELERSI
Wt emphasise flIr advantage In a sciIIizon from the (we largest
most complete and I.- II in date stocks m the Norma/ks.
Thr sdoantace I's molest. B,“ bu}: rig for (h: i store.» andIfcr cash
‘72): Offer Iou [ovum IIrI'cI's than drew/Inc.
COLEBURN 8: LAUDER.
Tilt JEWELERS.
N0. 9.» WASHINGTON .57.. SOUTH N)RWAI.K.
‘ mo. 3 mm .37.. Mora/41K
STORE OPEN EVENINGS.
ceeoemmooeoeeeoeeeeeeee
Calendars i
One-Half Price
William P. Beers’,
Stationery Stores.
49 WALL STREET. NORWALK. 09 50. MAIN ST.. 50. NORWALK
emooomooowo
i
§
i
i
DROP A COIN
lntoablind man It hat—~ then THINK; Sight. is the most iuestimabie of»
all bicaringii: blindness the moat woeful of all afflictions This biting so.
you will concede the great importance of your eyes as a part of your animal
organism. A momentary realization of your helplessness without them Will
aid you to a just approciatlmt of their worth. Protect and prescrre the sight
in what we offer you. That leave» no Iiefoct nncorrectodjthat insures you
absolute SAFETY.
HOMER B. HOYT. Refraction Optician.
Room 9 United Bank Building, South Norwslk, Oonn.
Special Appointments at convenle ace of patron.
Office hours 8,1t:45.12:45 6: 00 Saturday evenings 7—9.
..’
Lewis‘ Popular Priced. Photograph Studio.”
I: Main Street. Nerwclk. ‘
Personal attention given all sitting, Iron 10 s. It. to t it. III. su-
days to a In., to 1: so p. In. Children's photographs s sp‘eiaity.
ON ACCOUNT OF LACK OF TlME WE HAVE EOIOED TO GO QUT
OF BUSINESS. YOU CAN BUY INYTHlNO lN {HE STORE AT LEO.
THAN COST PRICE. OUR MIOFORTUNA YOUR OAIN. CODA! EARLY
'SIIIIIII,
W. In“ taken Wl§b
yawn III .-
A tissue. bully":w film 'I (My
ltlse of thither OI sad
i ”mi
it will also be found of great i
454‘...» m...“ m...» IA... wvocwzv-w-w'ltmb
.' value in coughs. colds, whoop- ‘
ina coughs and bronchitis.
O 1
Sold in pint bottles.
. Price 75 cents. '
'. 'l‘Hl iiililillli PHARMACY
T he Prescription Store."
All can pan the door.
Night Csiis Answered.
Telephone Call. 15-2.
FOUND! A SCHOOL.
Public Bequests in George Sykes’ WIil
st Rcckviilc.
ltt)('l\'\'li.i. 2. Jan. ti.—in the probate
court in this city. yesterday. the will
of the late George Sykes was probathi.
Several public lwqut ata were made by
the toatator, the foremost of which
was the sum of Stooboo in trust for a
manual training III-hoot hero.
He ulao lit'tllll‘illllt‘tl Silhttlto to tho
llockrllle Public library. the income to
he used for the litll't'llilat.‘ of booka, $5.-
000 to the liniou Eccleatiualucni Silt'lt“
ty. the income to be Ina-Ii tor the free
rea‘dlng rootn and library. now in thII
church building, and slope to St.
John's lIIplaI-opal Church. in IIII-Iuory
of his mother. who was a life loot: mem-
ber of the Episcopal church. To his
wife. the LI-atctor given his residence
which at her dI.atlI Kiti'ti to their son.
(leot'ac. ills pct‘attlml property he gII'IIs
to his wifo- absolutely. One-third at
his corporation stock in boquouthotl to
the widow and twothirds to liIII' child
rcu. This “Illlllt'ri Io nl stock held by
tho IlIIcI-naIIIi IIyI-IIpl’ hint of tho Hock-
anum auIi Sprinayiile Manufacturing
I‘oInpqucs. lllh interest in the Hook
tllllllll it»: given to Mrs, Sykes and that
in the Springrliio to hie son tloorce
TllII it'sltltlII is to ho IllI‘lIltIIl. illll‘ third
to the “illth and l\\ttIlllll‘tl.-€ to tho
children.
The children arr the Hill. ticoruc
SyktIa. .\Il‘I~. l-IIIIIIIll .l. LititII Ill iitll‘i‘
ford. wife of licprosvntatiyo Lake. MI‘I.
(‘harios ii. “tilill III” liarttord. wife of
i'IIitI-Ii Stairs llt'lllll,‘ t‘oIiIII-ttu~ Mood.
and Mrs. l‘lllll'lt‘s‘ l’ltIIlIIx IIi' It-u‘iuliit
Wilt- tIf IIV.\ltul‘lttI_\' iiI'EIt'l‘Hl l'lll‘lli“.
Au uuollicial .3,.-tiutatc I'lllli‘.‘ .\lI'
Sykt- -II' .Ittat. at 8‘.’ .'.ooooo
TODAY iN WALL STREET.
\\ \i..l S'Hl l‘l.'i in ion In,
unloading of illt' llllltll SUI:
malts \\.i:~ the tontntt- of tho opIIIlIII:
tlr‘ill‘liil.‘ III the stock tutti-.I-t 'l‘hI.~
with Mic llililt'.‘\lfll to tilt local InaI-
let. \\'t‘ll§t'llt‘ll ill" \I'iI-IlI lot 'l‘lIIIII-
\\('ltI «ovenslte sulI- oz' i‘ttitIIIl Siam:
Strti tli Loon~ :‘Iooo gout and :,',.‘.oo
-lI:II‘II.~, \‘llll‘ii cart §I Il it iit.\\n I‘, There
Wl‘ltI running Salt I or t...\tlll than.- or
the pI-IIIIrrt-Il Ht 351’. and 343... com-
paI‘tIIl IIItlI .‘Iti'u fut liII last sale last
Itlniti. 'l‘iIII >ttII'iI mintvIuI-tttly't‘allictl
~lIiIIpl_\ .-\l tropolllan Nttct “allow
and t‘ hiI-z .uo A‘I \iIIn pt‘d l.'.~l 2'.. and
tltt'llllt'h‘ til i to 1*. w-IrI Iogl IIIIIl in
t'ntou i'aIIIiII. .ttI-hiI-m. Louisvillt- A‘-
Nashville lirooltlyu 'l‘Iauslt. .‘ltlllll.ll~
tan. Autuinamatrl t‘oppnr and S'Iuar.
WALL S'l'ilHlII'l‘. i p lll.""’rlltt ‘IIIII—
iu'l l‘l‘t'tIH‘tIl lltll lllilt l‘iilit'l ill‘lilll llltI
intermittent huyiuu of the short inter
Ifita. liotun lllillt \ p. IIIiI'iug llit‘ all
\i'llt't‘ of ineitlII rlilil"ll'l. put out on
huge liIIIIs of gl‘dlluvir illiil l’ilt‘lnf's
St. Paul and than l‘iit'lllt‘ iIIu‘I Ihc
itruut of tin midday soli‘nu. lutt IIliI‘I»
lugs ol‘ IIllIIIr ntm‘lh were also on It
lame Nilll‘. l'lll‘f‘h \“l .I’ a little ulIIII'I-
tltII l(t\\'i>l at l II'Ii.;I it. but the infinity
\\‘tt.~ I'I-ry Itnail
TODAY‘S QUOTATIONS.
Reported orcr lll‘lYlilt‘ \lii‘t' of Mn
pica & (loltiscluuitlt Commission lit'te
HI- :II')
I‘\ Slt‘f'l
hers, SIIat'Ir. AI (‘orlntt lilock. South
Norwalk:
Open. High. Low. lziitl
.\qui. t‘op.. it”. .‘IIITh “l1. Ina;
.\m t‘ a l-‘ (Io. III. Is-‘I. lN‘, ltd}.
_\III. chI pil. 3th,. M7,.- 2ii7Ig iii-'5.
Am. Loco. iT'g 17*. 1? l7
.\ut. Smelt. 1313 48!: . '
.\nI. Sonar. 13“.. iii-ll. '
.-\. 'l‘. t“: S. l-‘II._ In»; «7'»: “
.\ 'i‘ e‘; S lI‘cpt_ tutu. MIT. '. ,3 .
nan... a (illltl. 77:». m, run, 7st
ll'klyn R. 'l‘.‘ “73‘ £87, 49% tit-II.
(‘hi. & N \\'.. it‘d: lot: lot: ltlii
Ch. (it. \\'ost.. I33. ibis. I314 l5“
(‘h.M.&Sl.l'H-‘i 1‘3‘1; Nil; Nil».
(‘uL F. at, 29 2‘3 210 2:0
(‘ol South. til it: i II.I_. lf-I.._.
Con. (ins. lilo .1901... Ian lpol2
Moi. £- ”Ill... ltlllp lolly. lath,- ltiih.
Eric. 28‘... 2X35.” ‘2'“; '
Eric. lat." pl'.. 675,} 67% am " .‘
(ion. i-liec.. 17W,» it'll/g With. ' .;
lll_t‘ontrnl. * l‘:tl ' 1'29"; mil-k tear:
Lou. & Nash, ltitifi. 107'. 1063,“. 1063;.
Manhattan. H‘.’ ”2% Hits Hit’g
Met. St. ity.. 121 12‘: Hung l2l
Mex. CIInI.. iii-'8‘ Ins. tel. lei-i
.\l. K. to ’l‘.. l? H i? 17
.\l. K. & TN pf.. 38', 38V. dale 381;,
Mo. Pacific. tilt. at“. tutti, Sill-3.
N, Y. Central. llS‘I’. llS‘I’t ilTh‘J llI'1-’,I
Sort. a \Vost., .‘IIW, fail: .1632 low,
Out. & West. :2 2‘.’ 21% .2114;
Penn. R. li., tl'I'ig’ its Ito“, iltt-p
Poo. Gas. it? 9? tall. 96%,;
Pros. S. Car. 27% ""u 27%. 37%
Reading. “it «I. 435' 43%!
new. I pt. m. m. 77% III'.‘
Rep." Steel, 6% 6-); deg IIIAI
Roch island. * 22 229. it
Rub. floods. 17!. ll‘q'
South Pac.. i8 48%
89a. l'Ly‘. 00.. 19% 20
Son. Riv.- Co., pf 73-” *- 78
Tennr. at. an @2635
Texas Fae, “ 2t 2415’.
Union PM. 18% 7877';
Union Par. {p.189 . 389 . 3..
‘U. S. Leather. 7K4 ._ 1%» p
U. 3 Steel. , 10% I014 ‘
U. 3. Steel, pt. 55% 55:75" '
Wabash. ' ”1.51955 19% 19%
Wabash,pf..- new seat 35% 35:5
Went, tin. Tel. 86% 861,4 86 86
Wis Cent. 16": 16".; 187i. 167.
The New York Herald or Sunday.
contained an excellent picture of Nath-
lttind. caught as Mr. George ms ex-
hlblfln; thi- Wit. one. “MO
rod and #13
ii:
33+
. n a. George of mum and Belle}
h.
./
Iregular 60c quality, our price per lb
'0‘! Ill
that» 1,. W It“. 2%?“
. H y“ s
”i a. fill" ‘
Flt “new i
WW0 Wish to One and All a Vern are
'i- Happu New Year and Mann '5
'1- of Them. I:-
A. J. Collins
Funeral Directors and Embclmsrl.
12 North Main Street. South Ncrlnlk.
You Will Be Sattsiied
WI- yield to no competition in .
. i '
if you buy your Tenn and Coffee of iii-i.
the claims we make for our Tea and Coffee.
Wont-II fully and amply stocked with the wry boat that grows in both
.IItlI-lea. nnIl IIII tuI'iIe IoInpnriaon in quailtI with any competitor independ-
entin of the fact that our pr-itea our lower than tlrIItItlaas gooda are sold
for olaoIIhIIII- tine tIinl IIili conIiuco anI customer of the excellence of our
goods and IIII l't‘\|)t‘t‘ Ifuily I-ail Iour attention to the following price consid-
t‘l'nilflnl'l. -,
Teas Coffees
Best gardenogrown Formosa Octane, Our coffees are rumour M titslr ab-
solute purity, rich arena and delicate
45c. flavor.
Fancy Mixed Tea. 45c lb. L. I. R. special Mocha is‘hd Jsv's, 32! lb.
Fancy Gunpowder. 45c lb. Choice Mocha and Julia 26:. lb.
Best lndll‘ Ceylon Tea. 45c lb. Fancy Santos, 150 lb.
Remember we give presents with our Best Tees and
Coffees. I
THE LEE TEA AND BUTTER iii).
17 NORTH MAIN STREET. SOUTN NORWALK
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The Real Thing
The real true best Coffee is surely to be had at our store. N0 BETTER
COFFEE POSSIBLE at any pm: 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, Superbly
tainted. Clil for
Java 8» Mocha, 32c 1b
Coffee at all prices.
All Nuts at wholesale cost for one week to close out.
Fresh lot of Peanut Butter just in.
Lorenzo Dibble
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to suffer trot. Eye Ache. lit-ad Ache or Poor Vision when relief is be
near and can be had at such small cost? '
We make a thorough examination of the Eyes, without cost. and
if glasses are needed furnlSh them at the lowest possible 'lrice..
Perfect fitting guaranteed.
a. B. JACKSON.
Grsdustc Optician.
58 Wall Street. NOMllk. Conn.
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ranging from $500 to St. 200 per ye or and 150 calls for onion «waters at.
from $7 to $l3 per WM if you graduate from SARTAIN‘B you are and
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New term par and Night School. begins Monday Ianupr 4. '., .
Write for particulars to " ‘
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