-..
’ \AN.
not Italian “any.
N. Jan. 7.-—llllila S. Pep-
per. raooivor of the Windham County
National Bank. and Judge oldham.Iot
the United States Comptrollei'o om
_ III Washington arrIIed here today to
' I conclude the investigation of the
. . quk' s “fairs. The alt of Judge Old-
.‘ ham, who I'epreaento the Comptroller,
and . is made as a result of the report of the
bank's affairs presented in Washing-
ton by Receiver Pepper. The two Fod-
.I.Irsl olllclals pissed the entire morn-
. . - ‘ .. lug In the bank, most of the time .be-
.9 . Institution.
P-
I;
III.-
(a
'IIIday by the publication of an outer
signed by Judge (laser. of the Super-lot
t‘ourt. dIIIIctlna the batik odic lals nanr
ed in the receivership pIoI-ecdings
I'lllilllgili by Mrs. Charles A. .llussell.
widow of the late Congressman lins-
sell_ to appear in court III Hartford. on
January ii. That. date was named in
”I“ order appointing Joseph P. Tullle.
of Hartford, temporary receiver as the
tiIuc for a bearing on the appointment
of a permanent receiver. but. In view
ofItlIe fact that Receiver Tuttle relin-
- —~ IpIIslIoa his part In the proceedings
local has 10193
l). '1‘. Yolk. oi Hartford Is visltlnalafter tludina a federal rIeIeIVI.r I“
III town on business charge of the bank It was supposed
Mrs. Julia V. Lester is “suing here that no bearing on the per-ma
IIIIIIt rI-ceiIershlp would be held. The
order which was published in a local
paper 10th In legal phraseology, III
Ice.‘ts( S ilurlingam. John t. l'avne
bor Lyceum. u
> h nee l'eIkInaI A. l). Putnam and (‘
Mrs. Mnl'lhu (lritlin. WhO huh “W“ I'vllnxter. olllcers of the bank. to ap
visiting fl'lt‘lldH III‘l'I‘. baa I‘L'illl‘m“l W i pear and show cause why II III rmanent
her home In New Haven.
IIIII-IelveI for the bank should act IIII
'l' be public Installation of the IIiiireIH' appointed. It Is Indicted that the hem
of lincaa 'lI.Ibe I. t‘). R M. wll tukt Iing will be merely a formal one.
place next Tuesday night. ,
John H. II‘errls Is now unloading tso
barge loads of dry clean coal. which;
be will sell at the right price.
A'rogular monthly meeting of the
llalmakcrs was held last venlna. (“"12
sidcrnble business was t ansaeted. .
The Noname Whist Club will meet
tomorrow. with Mr. and Mrs, i). ll.
Miller, .lr.. of Elmwood avennc. I
Captain Allan Chamberlain. who isI
- seriously ill on board his schooner th
I’hnobe. Ann. is able to sit up a. little‘
while daily
friends III Brooklyn.
Norwalk Typographleai l'nlou. No
’29. will meet tonight at Central La
Rab MENS TRIBE iNSTlTUTED.
iThirty-flve Members of linen Tribe
Periormad tho W|orlt.
About thirty-live members of llncas
Tribe, 1. OAR. M.. went to Greenwich
last evening with the Uncas degree
IcamI to aid in the institution of a
new tribe In that place. The new trIIIII
s-tnIIeII with 1.5 charter members. The
onk of installation was done by the
total degr‘ee 'teaIII III a very fine mau-
iner which elicited considerable pIaIsc.
Item the state officers who were pIes-
Mrs Florence (‘ha-ncelloI a teacher tl.ll. Great Sachem Pond of Hartford
at the High St'lIOOi Who has “PHI til we present. An elborate lunch was
with bronchitis is able to Icsume her st‘IH‘d to those present and the uncut:
Illtlcs again. ' ' 'iIIbe delegates caught the 11: l.) ttaln
The South Notwulk Y. 5L, C. -.t thnl('. They had a fine time and be-
busketball t'o'hn‘I Will contest next Mon-I Iic III that the new tribe will be a pros-
day eVIIIIug at the nrmoIv with tbe'neI-ous one
Montunks. "
l’roiessoi l). A. Stanton began the!
second half of his South Norwalk danI i
lug school at Ariou Hall. Madison‘
street, last evening.
Iler'bctt June who during the lIollI
data has been assisting at (.‘IIlIuIlIs It)
LaII'I'renIesvlewalry stote. in \m walk
will retain MOIldw- to the illil‘tlltlllkfll
Stiliflll in Muwhltsetts.
A sleigh owned by Gustave lI‘rI-Il-
crichs became caught in the trolley
tIacIIs underneath the Washington
street .brltlae. this morning. it “as ex-!
trltated without damage boweIcr
Anna. John and Alfred (‘rowlI-y
children of Timothy It'roulty.
lit-TOI'II the town cour.t this morning.
DOHERTY'S BILL DISMISSED.
IIt)S’l‘UN. .lan. .7.—~'l‘hI lull beach of
the Massachusetts Supreme Court.
handed down a decision‘ today. ("do
{musing with costs a hill Iuouuht by
I.lI II}. llohertv. oi line-ton. and others
IgIlnst the Mercantile-Trust Company.
of New York. to set aside the sale 01
:h-- Boston tlas Light Company and
other gas companies of lloston and H-
‘il Ity to the. defendant company. 'iIIII
Inzt was lIrIIuKht in an often to pre
vent the consolidation of tin local one
o'; npauiIs. the Mercantile Trust (‘IIIII
I who) hating acted as agtnt In connec-
lliil" with tlII transaction
w er.e ‘ w
‘ RECEIVER FOR FIRE COMPANY.
.lung Taylor comfulttcd them to the ‘tilENl‘.th N. .i.. Jan. I. ——\'--lIe
temporary home for children for three, :11 nice IIIII II) mI-ry has appointed Jame»
months. I I (Lil'kt or NIII YoIkI and t.‘II:II.Is
if the person Who on llI-ccmbeI lb' “- Kimball 9‘ WWW" \ ““‘i‘t‘lr
purchased a my Inilk mm,“ and a “I ..;I ”II lIItIIItIItIoIIal l-‘irc lIlIIgluI (‘:ou-
(,f mum”. at the atom of A _ v.0] quy. II nine million IlolIaI corpqu-
has and t‘ompuny. Irlll cull tin-re. 10" With plants in Ntw York. liabi-
they will learn something to their ad- ““"H‘ (MfNISU. (‘lt‘l't'lulllL 51. Paul and
vantage. . IIIIIII'III .\ . . .. and other places. Tlli'
iIlIIIIItiI -
25.0.
,I . —.,. . . .. .-
.\ meeting of thc-(lfllcers‘ Assoctation "M "um” ”I“! ”N ts. ‘3‘"
or the Stlutll Norwalk Fire Department
\Iili be held Friday IIIIIIIIg. The old:
and neu oiiiccts oi the association and‘ V{°?:.H "N ITSI'E GREAT TISH
the old and new otiice In of both com-3 ‘ x "m "3 “mm" at J“; “”3
panics will ht prest n" 1 He -ilIIIIIIst IIIIIIIII the pawn IvII. lii‘ll\'
i »I- the second sermon In tlII Sirii‘f on
Ihe spI-IIIII III-I-kzIIiMIIIIIIII' h‘t‘lVit't‘ IItI TM \Itl\'t‘l\l|lli‘8 of mm“... ”H. with
the chapel of the Hm (ongregatlonal. I“. "g 'Jonalt in 1h. tire.” “WI - Tm
””3“" 3“ Not walk 1“ 1’” held ”'3“ 0‘” choir will IIIIIIleI lue anthems "AIIIIIII
enlng: will begin at 'lt- ““5103“ or 8 Wuh Me.‘ by McrIIlIItII uud' "‘llIo Soil
ti‘l‘lv.3(‘k as berm-I IIIIuoIIIII-.ed This IIIII i ”f Gmi“ “I. Sullivan Ml... Frances
- site all Itho III \llt It. attend the III-'1“...”l Eaton uill mm. “a“... “I hope".
etallation II-IIIIIIIIIIies at Masonic Hall I I“ “Wynn"
an opportunity to attend the prayrr—'
dhottl. so
in: In conference 'wlth otilcers of the . '
‘ l
Some aurpiiae’lvas occasioned here
This is a short story of shortohod
long. worm Motor: for mon and yo
ovor you uw-utoko a look as you
uoro. .
havo.-
' MEN'S 38 and $10 ULSTERS.
NOW - -
YOUNG MEN'S $5 and 36 ULSTERS.
NOW - -
(or: to oomo.
A now ovor-ooat !
tum. sumo with bollod books.
Suooouors to Comsfook Bros.
soon-I NORWALK.
Good Bitters at Bali and Lots
Two window shows of a: goodIuormonto u I
Two low prices to oloar out all llto ulstors wo'
$3.98
52. 98
A! suoh lmlo prloos. ovary lmon should
hovo o aormont for tho oxtromo day: of twin-
foru-a dormant that will lost for many win-
Splondld choice among
tho block and Oxford ooofs of modlum longth
and tho long. luau-book coats of fancy mix-
:6 to $30
RogersStSteveus
TEL CALL, 32- 2.
prlooo on
any mon.
pou tho
specialists in grain and that guarantees you the -I
to quality and price. All our grain is carefully acre
3 all the dust. dirt and chaff sItteIl out. (live your II
wholesome food-they IlIIserve lie-and we sell It.
luv OATS ’HAT'S CLEAN. ‘
WW
‘3 mm./‘\ . \f“
To be asuccestta man must be, a specialist~ we are
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Iest El
curd-
nimuls
V
oooooooocooooooooooaoo
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
i' Iian
Th: advaniooc is muiua1.leuvinq for IhII slam and
‘lvc offer you lower prices than clstwhorc.
THE JEWELERS.
N0. 96 WASHINGTON sr.. soon: NORWALK.
III/0. 3. mm 51:. N0
STORE OPEN EVENINGS.
A GIFT FROM THE JEWELERS.
We emphasise the Ind-vantage in a selection from the two Ingest
‘ most complete a' d unto-date stock: (It the Nor-«mailer.
COLEBURN & LAUDER.
T on is nothino more appreciated. attractive. buoitfu.’ And Listing g
for cash.
RWALK.
rtl"'\i(€. as well. ’I lit' HIII. .lohn lie-I
l’eu ol‘ the I irst (‘ongteuutioIIul (‘lqu b I
of ilridgtport. \\ill»|‘il:‘i—i:"lll.v C'earance sale!
Sheet Music!
DINNER TO THE TRUSTEES
Given by Rev. J. H. O'DOnneil at St.
Mary's Rectory.
Il‘it‘LI Jilin“: 11.!(l'I‘IIIIuIIItIIHL;IIIIIII Ib‘isl‘ [fun-5d)» Friday, Saturday,
a I qu me II III I as l I
c‘hntch committtc. Monday evening. in. TE” CENTS
St. Mary‘s I-IIcIoI'y. 'l‘he invited guestsl PER COPY!
Included ltev. John I'.
John J. ('luuc. l’oter ll. KaIanugII
Thomas H. Iiurns. -.loIII1 Htlll‘). .‘lobn
l’. Hayes. ’1‘. ..l throes \Vi IliaIn How-
ard. Matthew J. Burns
M’gm‘y' R” lntluIlln‘g Simple Simon two step:
I UnticI Southern Skies nulls: Welcome
Ias The II‘loweIs of May. Nobody Just
. ‘1. Ike you. Ill Tic ’I‘lIerI Mary lleur. III
ll. C lIecIIey.' . _ I. _
llr. William J. Ina-Ix III I. It. came 1.“ SW" 1"“ “"d "3.“ 'T"“,”‘.""“
and p. p llurns. ' I(I.rl Houvtfld is AIIIIIi wbhow' . ”‘10
A sumptuous bunquI t sax scr ted and i mgmcglfdorimlsiifnymir v'll‘imetdOnci‘yl 2
the parties distusstd matters of tlILl Dream of the Golden Past Burniu of
church. 'lhe smopah or the annual Rome Arizona lAIn't (lot No line’it‘or
Icport which will be read at the 891”-\l I Sleep No One‘But You Trouble Just
not Read Sunday. will be a big surprise An Old Sweetheart of Mine In a Nut-
“) 3 e poop “ shell. George Roses latest two step.
and 100 others.
The Citv of Nora-air has had a good3 Sven? “‘2 318m “Ewe '3"? I“
. ecu 5 won ve cen man 0 n o-
sizod force of men at..worlt steaIIIl\.I “05 ten cent: Harry \‘on Tillers
since Monday removing the snow from dance {0.50 No. 2_
Mainmnd Wall streets, and still thelrI JUST OUT
is a large Quantity ett. The Work The American Almanac
which was started by Retiring Street and MI" 50 cents
Commissioner Martin Kellogg. is now' Morning. "em” and Sunday ”an”
In charge of the new commissioner. deIiIercd $0
.allvparts of the city. All
George -W. Fitch. The snow Is be'tflltates fl float.
Ing dumped into the river from the
Wall sttcet bride The. snow has COLEMAN’S
I‘onned III a big p lc under the bridge 10 NorthMolnfimi. south Romain.
and ramaWup to the Nilifll- Agent for A. O. Spluldlng'o Iaooball
and Sporting Woe .-
FIFTY MO LDERB ARE ON STRIKEu-r .
NEW 3 lTAm JIBJn-a-TIGF1m mu
Moulders em 10 ed at are
a Clark's hzrd'vlrare works. who de-I “"3" at “I" n“ 0‘
clined to no to Work because of a re.
duction being made upon a moth-in pat- ’
REMOVING TH E SNOW.
Year Book
s’l‘he' ’i‘rdoteaa have ordered that In-
tern did not. no tmmkth Hm FOUR PER“. CENT
either. it Is «that 'IWt- per annum be credlled lo the deposi-
' tee of the moulded! VIE have a canton tors in the
once with the WAN “flu tho day.
About my men .m. hill-’2 SEVIMS DbDallmelll
to. am iii. Lorom
‘Danblaonadtl mm. 11 not
. Depositanddoonm «Morena. 10th
in ton, and Will draw ht tram Jab. lob -
Calendars”.
' One-Half Price -
William P. Beers’
Stationery Stores.
19 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
O
r
map A colic
into a blind man" s hat—then THIN ho Sight is the most
all blessings; blindness the most woeful of all afilictions.
you will concede the great importance of your eyes as a par
organism. A momentary realization oiwur helplessness w
aid you to a just appreciation of their worth.
Is what we otter you.
absolute SAFETY.
That leaves no defect uncorrected.
69 80. MAIN 8T.. 80. NORWALK.
A
‘. .. ......_,..........
incstlmahle of
. This being no
t of your animal
ithout, them wut
Protect and preserve the slain-
that Insures you
HOMER B. HOYT. Rofroofing Opilolou.
Room 9_ United Bank Building,
Spoolol Appointments at oonvonlo mo of palms.
80ml!
mum.
Qttloo noun, a, 11: to. 12: 45 I: oo. satumy Imam 7—9.
..--;I..g-I.-o............'...
Lcwlo‘ Popular Priced Photograph Studio.
ll Main Street. Norwalk.
3‘
. Personal attention given allotttiau.h-om10a. IL, loop... ha-
mm a. 1a.. to 1;" p. In. (Midi-en's photographs 3 spodaity.
III-Ian coo? PRICE. oua alumnus: voutt dam.
and RAVI TR! our babies.
on accooar or LACK. be rm: w: aava mum 10 90 tour
.I.“ the “no...“ ......" an. I. 1904.1 or auaiasiat YOU can BUY sav'ruma lltl rue arose lrr as»
'SI~
..‘I
WI EARLY
. value in coutha, colds. whoop-
. . ~A tizauabuulidaitiudi‘a food.
lilac of Cool llyor Oil and
'1. firm! '.
it will also; ho found of great
- lug coughs and bronchitis.
Sold in..plnt bottles. . .
Price.” coats.’ A '
'IIInIIIIIIIIII’IIIuIIqu ,-
TIIB Prescaplnn New. -
All cars ploo tho door.
Night Calla Answered. '
Telephone Coll, 15-2. _ -
M...“ T
KELLY TRIAL GOES ON.
Proloaaor Ferguson Absent From
Bridgeport on Account at lllneu.
BRIDtlEl’tllt”. .lnn. 'I'.-—-'l‘lII- absence
by reason of illness of Prof. George H.
Ferguson. of New York. compelled the
continuance of the trial of Peter Kel-
ly. churned IviIII wife murder. today.
until next Tuesday. Attorney l-‘essen-
III-II for the stutIII said that the it‘liil'
ntony had l'i'ilt'ht‘tl that point where II
was not possible Io continue IIIIIII ai-
ler I’roi'. Ferguson had described his
analysis of the vIsI-I-ru taken from
Mrs. Kelly's body. The IIourtIllIt-re-
upon not next Tuesday for the resump
tiIIll of the trial
AIIIIoIInI-cnII-nt was also IIIIIIIII that
Joseph i-ZIII'IIIIIyI who shot and killed
his nIotlIer-iII-luw. Mrs. Elizabeth
Lawrence would not be IakiIII into Su-
perior Court on a butch “III-rant iiIIII
term. The entire jury panel except
those IIIcnIlII-rs slttluu III the KIIIII
case was dismissed. .
COLD DELAYS RAILROAD WORK.
llllliltli-ii'tllt'l‘. Jun 7 The I'Xil't'lllt'
cold has caused another IlIIlnI' in open
Ing the new and elevated road III-II till
the New York, New Haven and Hart-
illi'li rIInII. \\'lIIIII by necessity the op-
IIIIIIIII nus postponed from the lust Sun-
day until next Sunday. the blizzard
“111- not t'hllt‘t‘ll‘t'. Now the I’llKlllIII'rs
any the date will not he act IIIIIII It is
III-rtuln‘that tlII-It- will be no further
IIIIsIIIIIIII-menl.
TODAY lN WALL STREET.
NII‘.“ \URK .lIIIII I. (XIIIII s \tIIt'II
iliilIIr lllllll I‘MIIIIIII in M VIII ll [lililllti
todIII. and paud tIII wIII t . :I that
IIptniniI or ”It .\I \\ \illlli Ioiu II lllili-
lit-i. “hli it Niiillltl :.II :III\ llllt' of it
a 17 points on :It-t‘II liI\t I in: by shorts
and II good run of bovine; bI IIIIIIIIIIs-
I-i.III hour.” I-II “Ilt‘ I'ltitlH littlilllllllii'
t‘ll oI'II' night The IIIIII littIItIcs‘e Wilt-i
Inetvusul III' liltlit'ulitilh Izi' :-IIII.-=I.linIz
interim rewip ~ ililli Irp ll :s of a that»
t‘I spot 'llitl'ktl in tlI- Snub. IIIIIIIIIIi
IIttly following tIII
IIIIII‘kI-I l'llit'ti lilt‘Kililli and lower tIn-
III 1' Iculi'rinn, and lit 1“!" II. III. was
:I dunno (it'ittitd nit” fIIIill the opening.
\\‘.~\l.l. S'l‘Rl'IIII'I‘. lII.ltt n n »~'I'lIe
INIII‘IIII' IIlIII II il|”‘I\I\Iil the mummy
titeline III landon modilied uppIIlI-‘II-
Hons tl\'t‘l’ the III II sItIIaIIun and open-
In: clIIIIIuI s in the slot-it lliill‘kt‘i here
were IIIIIInw. DIIIInes Were tht must
ntlllttI‘IIIIs, IIIIwII-Ir. letntiilig it) over
a half only in IIIIIIIIII'II Transit. .I\m«
iiiflillllillt'tl t'IIpyIIII \\'£I~ the only lli'IllllI
litt‘llt stock to l-lli \\ I! gain. but II Hum»
iIIIl‘ tIl lllIlItII’ ~lIII~lIs ltIHII .‘I il‘tit'littll.
\\'AI.I. S'l’lil-Il'I/I‘. l p lll.--‘:\llllill{1llll-
tilt-II Wits Iil'itt'il II |lI int III IIIII' It‘I-a’it't»
day‘s llnul prim. Bin-.IIIII bile the pen-
IIIII market. which li.|ti I‘IIII-Il lltIl‘sIHi-
tIntIII llrm during the lilllllllllIL'. btgun
lo hire \\'liI\‘. but! the IIII‘lier small unilis
\‘I'III‘II Inst. llIlHiIII-ss w..~ lil' ~ntullcst
of ”it Week. and itll‘ilt‘h' congested in
II bauIlttIl or the favorite stud». Anter-
lt‘llll StIIII l-‘onndry tiit‘llilt‘tl 1: lies
MoIIIt-s at Fort Dodge. 1‘2. and Wheel-
ing & Lake Erie L‘IIII. bid. '3 points.
New York Central. Chicago 'I'II-IniIInl
and (‘uliitado lI‘uIII I‘t.HI' l. and Sluss
Sin-liltld Steel. I". The IIIIIIkIt hard»
(llt‘il sharply III 1 o'clock.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire of Mt»
pies &. (ioldschmldt Commission llI-o-
kcrs. Swarix Ih Corbett Block. South
Norwalk:
Open. liiah. Low. 1:30
AmaL (‘op.. 19%.. “W. isdfi WIT-{I
Am C & l" Co. is 1M3, iii 18h;
Am. Col. on. can. 28M;- NI. ask;
Am. it‘s. 854. 87... Sh K7,.
Am. Loco. 17 17‘... Hwy. 17K.
Am. loco” pf.. 471.4. 47% 471-; 4715
Am. Sugar. - 124‘s 1347i: 124 124
Anaconda. 721.5 ”214 721‘ 721.),
A. 1‘ & s. l-‘I-.. ada. ants, tifl nIIIt,‘
A T k S l-‘c pt, 88‘ 881.; SS 88%
llaltl. & Ohio. 767-“ 77% 767,. 77‘“
Bkltp R. 'i‘.I 48% 49% 48% “Ni.
Ches. Iii Ohio, 32- . 3214 32 3214
Ch. GL West. ibis 15% 15% 15%
Ch M & St P Hilts. l-l‘.’ 141% Ml?“
Col. F 51.27% 37% 27% 2755
Col. Smith" 1614. iii". 16 16
Con. Gas... 190 190 189%, 189%
Del. & Had, 163 164 163 1631.5
ErieI _ 27% 28 ‘ "" III. 275‘.
Erie. lsi. pf.. 17.x 677.3} 673/. 67%
Gen Elem. 170 170 170 “'0
Lou. & Nash 106% 107 106% 106%
Manhattan. 141% 142 Hill, 141%
Met. St Ry. 121 Hi 121 121
M. K. t T.. ltlifi 16% 18% 16%
M K I: T.. lit. 39 till 39 39
Mo. Pacific. 91 SIM 9t 91%
N Y Central 117% iii! “7% 118
Nori. & West. 56% 5695 56% 56*
Out. It West 21% 31% 21% 21%
Pac. Mail, :5 , .25 25 ~
Penn. a. R.. m Inst. mm 116% m
Poo. ...Gu 96$. 96% 9855
Prep, 8. Car. 27 ':I‘-" 17 27
Reading. 431/. 44% 4335 44
Read. 1 pf.. . 77% . .
Rockilollnd. 21% ’
Rulsfloods. 17“
S Pa-I. «its 17% .
So ’00.- 19V. 10%: toys
'l‘ . . A 1.. 85% 36% 351‘
Tom Pan. :5 25- INA
epeu'niz call the
IIII» ”mi. ~
nl-Pn “Mood: UK
I
’ . . - 3' ' ' 4. II
‘ o o . a I 'a . . o
°.- ’3 '.'~ .~ “.6 " - "L' . 'tlI-f... do 'I'
II We Wish to One and All It Vera it»
’Isi
Hapvu New Year and Piano :
.;. of Them. .;. M
. .;.' -:- -:~ «I "f .;. o -:. :-
Funorol Dlrootors and tmbollnoro. . I.
I: North Main Stroot. south Norwolk.
You Will Be Studied
If you buy youI Teas and Coffee of us
We yield to, no competition In
the claims we make loI our Tea and Coffee. '
I‘I - ‘
We are min and amply stotked with the Vt‘l} best that- grows in both
uItII-lcs. and We IIIIitII c'ompaIIsou in quality with any competitor independ-
ently of the fact that our prices are lower than first-class goods are sold
It» elsew here. One trial IIIll convince any customer of the excellehce of our.
goods and we respectfully call your attention to the following prioe consid-
IIIatious. .
Teas Coffee's
Boot garden- grown Formosa OniongI i Our cofloaa are tumult. for‘tholr lab-
regular 60c quality, our price per lb solute purity, rich arena and. delicate
45c. flavor.
Fancy Mixed Tea. 45c lb. I... (I R. special Mach and Java. 320 lb.
Fancy Gunpowder. ..I 45c lb. Choice Mocha and J va. .‘ ‘ 22% lb.
Boot. lndia Coyitm Tea, '.‘
45c lb. Fancy Santos, the lb.
Romombor wo gtvo prosonts with our But Toot and
Cotton.
THE LEE TEA AND BUTTER
17 NORTH MAIN srattr. sourli Hamill“
The Real Thing
The real true but Coffee is surely to be had at our store. NO BETTER
COFFEE POSSIBLE at any prlce in this city. It you have any doubts as to
the truth of this. call at Mra. Owen's Bakery. North Main atroct. and got I
can ol'it, any day or hour. A new fresh lot just in Saturday, duperbly
roasted. call for
Java 8- Mocha, 32:: lb
Coi‘loa at all pricel.
All Nuts at wholesale colt tor one week to close out.
Fresh lot of Peanut Butter loot in.
Lorenzo Dibble
3....
Is it Worth we
to lufler trot: EIe Ache. Head Ache or Poor Vision Whoa ‘roilot‘ isoo
near and can be bad at such small cost? _
We make a thorough examination of the Eyes, without cost. and
if glasses are needed furnish then: at the lowest possible price.
Perfect titling guaranteed.
0. B. JACKSON.
Graduate Optician.
) SI Wall Street.
TELEPHONE Ion.
CUTBILLIES
Spanish Mackerel.
red. Sea Trout.
Fresh
BluesI Weak Fish. Blue Fish, Final:
Haddies. Oysters and Clams.
Next to Farrls' “914W. ’ ,.
White Fish. Pickeni.‘
The school that makes a specialty of each student. , I. ,
A Six Mouths' Course In ‘#30
SARTAIN’ 5 BUSINESS canton
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
paves the say to success. I I. .
During thé last four months we had 17 calls for teachers. mums
ranging from 8500 to $1, 200 per year. and 150 calls tor on *8
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from 87 to 815 per week.1fyou graduate from SARTAIIN‘S ion as suite
of a lob . .Qi‘ri‘ .
New tern Day and Night School. begin-s Monday. January’s.
Write for particulars to .
George I. dart-In. mum:
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Today's Fish lholudoorI‘IIjI
Cod. li‘addock. Pollock, Flat; “blip
Blue Fish. Black" ‘
Fish. King Salmon. warranted to beIf
Herring. not frozen; Boston”-
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