W-m. ".211“- -.. _ __ -_._.
Phone 165-5
WW l
Home Made 1
Chocolates and
Ribbon Candu
at
LANE’S
ooooooomooooumoom
51 Washington St.
In hillsides
lictnartl Collins was a visitor in
linnbttty, yesterday.
The condition of Philip Schaub I-oti-
. tlnttes to improve.
Special. fresh or corned plate beei‘
BI: II pound at the Public Market.
A. .1. Collins & Company Ithipiietl a
load of furniture to Newtown today.
Mint-I Bertha Starr. of llanbury, Is
visiting Miss Grace Seymour. West
street
'Ilie barge Morning Star with It (‘11?
go of coal for Raymond Brothers tlr-
rleIIi today.
You savings Invented with the In
duh-trial Savings and Loan Company
will draw five per cent. intereat.
Read the ad. of the Lee Ten and
Butler Company and ace the bargains
offered in butter. eggs. tea and colt‘ec.
Edward O'Brien. of Elizabeth street
returned to Boston yesterday. after 11
brief furlough at his home here He
is. on a naval training I-Ihip in that
hurt.
(let the latent craze. "Pit." at (‘olov
man's. All the I-‘ebruat'y mngaztncs‘
are just otIt and ready for you at his
store.
The annual January III'lI-IIIIIIIII ante
IoIItiIIuee this Week nt.thI Hos-too
Store. Matty new itIIInI. go into the
mile daily. See ad.
Taylor and Golden can insure steam
oyster boats for $10 per thousand In
sttranee per year. inquire at 71 Wash
iugton street for particulars.
The Rev. Dr. l‘llman, or New York.
assisted at the service at Grace t‘liurcli.
Sunday morning. and oliiciatcd at the
iit'rkley otrett chapel in the evening.
Stanley Mayhew. of South Main
street who has been Ill tor the past
week With a severe cold is able to H‘
slime his duties at the t‘ Iotut & kuapp
hat shop.
The registrars ot‘ the Town of South
Not walk will in in session at the sc-
leI-tmen'a oitice. .No. 1:: South Main
strtet. on i‘l'ltiliyn', l-‘ch 5th and l‘.‘IlI.
‘3’ truth 12! noon until it p‘. III.
11‘ ‘ . The New York World published quite
“it” u long .II-count yesttiduy ot‘ the ice
. In. uatci baths ot' a young ICI Iqounnux II
Ila prIotIge of liIttteIIaIit l’IIIIIy Nu
“31 Arctic explotei. at Noiotou
a! (‘2111 IIaIly and snow some of tilt
‘IItthIins oIiI-ied at the clearante sale
lt (.ottlicb‘s. Men‘ s and youtlis' suits
91nd oII-Itouts being sold at great
. ‘IYIII oping r-IIdIIItions. See ad.
i’IIIpaIatlons IIIII nearly rotiipleled
r the birthday party. which is to be
--
Y . 0‘4
. of
,
his week. '1he affair will take place
I
”mafia? the Sunday school rooms at I
All members of the parish
‘t
.ad 0 1 , ‘Ieorge R(il('ll(‘ll was arrested lot
a wofi dIIIIilteIIesa yesterday in Water street.
Norwalk (‘liiei' of Police "Home:
lliadley. 'l'he olietIIIeI was unable to
'pur: ue Ii tallly stialght ('Ulll~t and had
taken refuge against It poliIIInIIIn
.ititlge l1"'k\\n(‘(l fitted llchencn $.t
without costs this morning. which he
paid.
How was 11-1111 an interesting sigh!
hi the Wall hil't“‘I 'I-tidge. Saturday
Iit‘tt‘i'noon. jus: Itl’tIIr iliII ice broke up
on the l'niou l-‘IIItIIIy pond. Ul't'ttl
mites oi' be rushed down the .\'.Irwalt.
River. illlti‘ as they struck tliI rocks
IIIIII‘ the bridge titty crushed anti
gIIItI'Il each other through the rapids
always formed at this point when a
considerable volume of water comes
down the river.
linvitl Higgins. t‘. W. Parks. 1‘), (1 ,
, 'i‘ruupcr. E. J. Brown, .1. .\, Smith, .1 I
> .1 N. Freeman. it). K. Townsend. H. “i;
- l’t‘t'k. New York: Miss Grace Atwcll
11. 11. Oliver. Heston; D. Schuek. JerIIIIy
(‘lty; D. M. Stevenson. .1. L. Mitchell
15. ii. Ernst. New Haven; H. Zender.
Scranton. PIL; .I. Gilhoolty Harp.
liitluiiond. \'a.: H. R. bungalow, Ro—
cheater. N. \'.: H. R. (‘ollison. Larch-
Inont. N. 1'.. wete guests yesterday at
the Hotel Clifford.
Stile Forester W C. Mulford was a
‘, viI-Itiorm town last week. He notiIeIi
: " l11"‘I.IiIII trees had all been setup
RSI
to stop the ravages of insects on
“iI1ia§'II.11II highly commentiItl
‘ lie “Ilence of civic pride and said
1“ girth \‘orIIalk is in advance of
. '0" i’Areu it'i adopting these meas-
. ‘ '3 ‘0 IWe the many the trees here.
Layton. acting as commit-
' by the Superior Court of
ty. in connection with a
rought by some of the
.oekwood. sold at pub-
“afternoon the pro-
‘ e. St. John Farm. oc-
. Beunct. and lecated
a Avenues. on the
might! b rtywaa utilte ac—
tion .I . .15 Son ' the}?! “3‘ StPP‘
\zi‘ .; 0 ‘ 9W anaan.
the propert r 84.100. which
no.
Iwnatdered a fair
VICTOR T ' -....._.
. MACHIN “'6
Victor Records. a.
' Needles and .
o 3’7LL30:
.- ii
‘. l'ldd I
2 “\(I
It you
It
Paper To Bo Read By Jonathan Trum-'
I
I'OOIIHI‘.
'uiea to the people of \ormtill
Iit‘t'.('OlllIliiItli11R of John 1’. TIIIIdWIll I
iltteder-itk .\.
.Rlchartl Wood,
;and Miss Sophia 1..
HIITOHIOAL SOCIETY PROGRAM.
bull On Tryon' a Invasion of Norwnlk. ,
The opening of IIIII llintIIIlIai
No it Weill tIIIIiuII, oII ’lueldtt)’
evening foI 1| panel to he Iettd by
Jonathan 'I ItlInbnll of NIiI-Iwit h (‘oIIII.
"DOII '1“'I_\ou's “Hindu" of Norwalk bl
iIItInIled us the beginning of II IIIIII-st
01' monthly Initettiiltiuuiits tIIIIi lect-
ttpotl
hiatmicai subjettit. “the rooms have
“0911 ltl'wellutd and it pr'uginm III-Ininilt
liockwood Mia Samuel:
Misti AIIgIllue ell-.tiltl
Weed, hits lIIII-III
IIIIIII authority by the Association to:
pioIIIle lilI_\' roInI oi cntIItnlnIncut.
they l‘lll.‘ thi tilt piopct for one it mouth ]
'l‘his eIItIIpIise is. decidedly in the‘
interest of the town and will be t'Itl‘-;
ried on aolI-ly to bring out as much till
the i'ornIIr hiIItory of Norwalk Its
bructicuble. 'Ine paper which will bIIi
read by Mr. ’l‘ruuibull la Ii part of the;
new and (‘Xll‘rlllfllth‘ history or met
State of Connecticut. which that1
gentleman, and hi-~ co-II'orkI-rs. llil\'t
betn preparing {In several years limit
which will uIIIIIIIIIItioImbiy in» a stand—3
III‘I'I work hereafter. regarding all Iii-
“1““ “f ”'1' 5‘71"“ ill"I 41“" 1“" “ “L All of ottr “luck and Oxford ()vIIrI-onis. new this season. i'orIIII‘Irly
.1 I'ilI'II trout is promised by Mr. 'i‘rttIII—I ”II-pd from 3.; In no u“. m,“- 33.935533, 53,93 and 511,93,
bull. and it avetna lilting that lill‘ tit-st
lII~ltIIt :Iliould refer to ()llt‘ of tho' Our tlIII- lInIIIl-tuilot‘ed contk. ill’iiillt'h (tyford illlll fancy mixtures,
IIIIII1:.III‘ks in the history of Ntil'11’lllh.| bIIltIId harlot among ”1011], l't‘tilll'l'ti from $2” and $1\ to $14.98.
'l in IIIIIII llllnullnt't'lllt’III should bet ,
Incugli to Iitttnct a large IIIIIliIIIII-e. ‘ 0"" ""‘1" finest ”"““"‘“"‘“ "““"f"‘l ”"1“ 3:" ‘" $17.98. I
GERMANS LOST HEAVILY.
. .
-—'“ i
In the Unoucccnful Attempt to Re-
lieve Okahandja. ‘
lllCllldN. .IIIII. 'in: An oiliI-Ial (I... $12.98.
sputch from Windhotk, German Soulu- '
lust Africa bays tlII tit-.mnus Illl\t'
lost homily in unauuosniul attempts to “-98-
IIlltII- tiltliliniitlju that the st IItIIIsi
and their entire lquiliI-s 1111\I- htt‘li
:IItlIderIIi and that the “uterus are
thIeIIttniug Windhot it.
Light his b' I u thrown by the i"ll|liliI
i'ort Zeztung on some of the contribu—
ttII'y causes I the lIIIII-ros rising iIi
Herman Sout Iwcst Africa Its the 1!-
sun...
‘-
sult of statements made III that pupcr \ M" 3"”
by a tI'III'clIIr who has just retulueti “if“
from \VllitihoI-l: tIIId Okllhllllllj‘rl. 'llIII liovs‘
nIethIInts and the tInIIIIIs Illilt‘tl Itith
them too I-‘;,lIIII ed with pIIIposI-li it.-
v'olylng the 1111. II in debt \IIIIIIllIiI:
to this traveler the tritdcrs are largely
IiisI-IInrgIIIi soldiers whom the titer-
chants count with wagon.» and from
sixteen to twenty oxen and goods val-
ued II: thousands or marks. in: ll‘lttiv
ers sell at iirst entirely on credit. not
reuniting any cash uIiiiI they lllillli
Haw-WM”.-
Our Great Guarani”.- Satlsfutlonior Money Book.
W
The Great
Red Tag Sale.
Wonderful Snaps In Snappy
Salts and Overcoats for Man
This ltI-d Tug
need of clothes.
We urge you to come without delay and hi‘t tor yourself the wonder~
i'lll values we are offering Iii lied Tug
LIBERAL CUTS IN OVERCOATS.
SUIT CUTS EXTRAORDINAR Y.
Fancy Suits that have been from Silt to 813 art-
lladly broken lots of 37. Sly“ and Slit soils have been :11! to $3.98 and
A II ‘fiJI-m
All liltII-lt (‘hIII'iot Ittitl Worsted Suits.
_and well made. now $3.98, $6.98 and $9.98.
Some of the 31.3 and 31d (‘utuwur Huit.‘v i'i fancy IiilvttirI-s and black
clay worsted rentnln.
—-—‘————-——-—I—
RogersStStevens
Successors to Camslack Bros.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Hale lightens the burden of buying for every man in
It makes every .lollur iIIll‘lli here good for much more
than a dollar. and bringII you reliably clothes that yield service and unthi-
faI-tloti far beyond what you pity for
Choose III S ‘3“.
ithi liIIIiIIIiIIs in lledcrI.
tiItd (‘hildrcn‘s t‘lotlilug il‘
theIII.
prices. N
now $6.98
J
and
4 .
t’oI‘IuI-riy it; to Sill. Ynst color
Sweaters and hilllt')’ \‘I-sts are
l I .i a “513:1
how low pt‘lI'I's,
TEL. CALL, 322.
inter trips. The illllll'thi'it'lll natives
buy lIIIiny and repeatedly on these
easy ttttus and the Inert-hunts tnvor
the sly-Item by extending and renewing
the maths of the ll'lltitl‘ti. some times
to limbo marks The truIiIrs liually
begin collecting portions of the debts.
.nking IIIIttlII III pnyInIIIIt and at the
same iinll‘ Ht'|l‘.llK Inoic goods on credit,
l‘ht llilith'F are often indt bird to sev~
.rnl tI'IIdIII's at once. The Frankfurt
Zeitung's ini'ormniit adds that lit
lound lilt' IIIII-I-hunts look an “\W‘riifli‘
If ‘10 per cent pioiit on the tI'tIusIIII
lions I.t tii. models and [ilt' Illilt‘l‘ tI It
not IQII.’ and usually IIIIIIIII ‘Jtt lil'l
cent. on the cattle \"111I'll they took II
payment. The tindvrs i'ttrth-I' roused
(in now r of the battles by seizing the
hitters rattle arbitrarily. Wiiil’llli
uniting tor tedious legal. procedure it
.s tIIiI- that the illliil()i‘Iiit‘1~ Iotbid tur.
but thI natives usually do not IIotII-
:Ilaiu IIIIIIIly Iiuislng their gricyuuco
.tnd It tilt‘V do t'l‘lllliliiill the police
huvt difficulty in discoverttig the of»
II titling finders.
.1 German patrol which engaged ill"
“iiiivi'i lll‘lll' rlopi erIII lost it l'l‘N‘l\t‘
linit"‘l‘, You Hoysen; illit' IIoII-I-iiuzit ~-
Ytly constant t'ii‘orl in past years has been
customers {III-l that they III-re I-onslIleIIuI: the.
I-sis iII IIIilrustiiIgt
tl‘l'ilfit' in orders I
most.
foundation stone o
I hope your [It‘l‘etiillli I'\1i"1'll‘1li'i'
i want yout
11'111‘)
you get “1111' you I
nut! that tut-y
‘II make our
lit‘h’i illit‘r-
The in-
nsII with
tir iiit'
SHIlelii‘lltill :Il-tIIII I-osl.'
has not proved 1in volt
ItIIIIl tliu' this is It IicpcIIIlube lliiit‘t'v-
liiuk _\ot| III-t the
h Iir grain orders to my I
ends to prove that this is t.II-
:it‘IIit'IIlizItII Ihe trIIII lllt‘I‘illlllIl
I'lllil' i» I;~IIIe:~~ "
best of t‘\‘l‘l'_\litllll§.
BUY OATS ’HAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
toned oIliIIer und siv Illl’li killed. The
garrison of Widhock nuniliti's 21:0
Iuen. part ot' the force III-lug horse~
rich. with two IIIIIcliiIII- guns.
C0. F—CO. 6 GAMES.
’I'hII lineup oi the t‘oniputiy l-‘~»t‘o:u
puny ti basketball game tonight III the
ll'llltll')‘ will be Its t'IIllows‘
t‘ouipuny l-‘. (‘uznputiy ti.
M UNSE Y
FOR FEBUARY
NOW READY AT
William P. Beers,
19 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
6 SO .MAIN ST.. 50. NORWALK.
Ranch 11. Riley, ..... Shohti
l.IIt't torIIItrd.
lluIIIey, (”110110. . ........ ltoup
Ilium I‘ortIard
Llhll‘“, ilo. my ... 1-‘ullI-r
Miller.
.1. Hilly . ...... 1‘I‘III'
iiiglit gIIIIIIl
iindt‘rcy lI' un} ......... IlIIiIIi
|.' it guuitl.
'l'l‘II hit-liiiilt'tt- \\Ill plu_\ the \\'li1tI':.
the second team of (‘ompnuy (l.
WILL PROSECUTE FOR MONROE.
Tilt‘ county IIotIIIIIisIoIIIIrs have ap-
pointed .‘\IthII‘ 1 Hill prosecuting li~
IItIor agent for Monroe.
1P] T.
THE LA TEST CRAZE.
February magazines just otti.
TELEPHONE 108.
CUTBILL’S
Bridger Fish Market
OUR SUPPLY OF FISH is EXCEP-
TIONALLY LARGE THIS WEEK.
1Iil-l.ud Iig Blottish \Veakflesh Frost
l-‘is-h. Herring, l’ickerel. German Catp.
illnt'lt Fish. While Fish. Butter Fish.
Halibut. Steak (‘otl. Salmon, extra nice
.Stnclt. Ocean lilues, Spanish Macker-
(‘1. liaddoek. lines. Finale Haddics,
bong Clams, Round Clams and Green»
port ()yaters.
Daily and Sunday papers delivered
to all parts of the city. Leave your or-
der at
I
COLEMAN'S
10 North Main Street. Scuth Nor-walk.
Agent for A. G. Spauiding'l Buoball
‘ and Sporting Goodc.
3’
I fl'
We reduce
pleasure.
Consult us about
nerve irritation.
Smelt. ltlc., 12'~_-e., 15c ll).
Next to Ferrit' Coal Yard.
A;
FlTS.
nonot distort vision. but make seeing a
your eye 8. and secure a pair that.
“‘ FITS
HOMER B.HOY1'.‘Rofrutlng Optlolan.
Ecom 9 United Bank Building.
Splclll Appointments at convenience of patron.
. Office houn,8,11:45.12:45,6:00.8Iturday ovonlngl 7—9.
South Not-walk. Conn.
. It
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I
D
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I
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s.
i‘n
50¢ per.
1.". .
' '¢
WHY
keep your vduuilo papers and jewel-
ery In the house expooedto
IUIOLAI' AND FIRE
when you on have I are and con-
ti. "IR 8
' A—TSWL CONSPIRACY vs. THE aim. LA You; HENS.
Why dont you induce your hens to lay?
Now is the time to get your work in. when eggs are sharing away tip to
That'-
.. _._-._.._- . - ..
No use working the hens overtime when eggs are not sum, and you
can't give them away.
Did you ever hear The My 01 the Last Minstrel?“
That was a great. lay
_ _ , Why they used Pratt‘s Food.
. ' Knocks that Egg Constipation only.
Makes the hem shell out eggstraordlnary.
You can get it at RAYMOND BROS.
We‘ also have Cracked Bone and Ground Oyster Shells.
right. dont get left. do it right now.
Buy Hen Fruit Inducarl of
What made it such a innocents?
It a certainly great stud
_ I
DO YOU NEED A
TOOTH BRU§H I’
it no we think it would be
worth your while to look over
our exceptionally large line.
We have a winner
AT 25c
the bristle» guaranteed secure.
1111} 11111111111 Piiiililillilil
l‘lie Prescription Store.
g All car: pan the door.
Q Night Calla Anlworod.
} Telephone CIII, 15-2. V
W90
EXPLOSION WOKE CITIZENS.
Then Two Post Office Burglar:
Rowley, Mam, Took Flight.
liti\\'l.ICY. .\1ass.. .lttn. 23i.»«(‘ltizens.
awakened by the sound of an explo-
sion. (’fllln‘t‘d by two burglars who were
at work till the poat~ofllce safe inter-
rupted the Iohbcrs at their work early
today but the latter escaped after a
running battle. The burglars used re
minus and one of the residents. It
double bnrrI-iI-d shotgun. htit Illipfll't'lli‘
1y Ito one was’ hurt. in hiII titglit one
oi the robbers dropped a gold which.
The men had blown off the outer door
of the post omcc sure. bttt titui Nl‘t'lll't‘li
notli‘lig when they took flight
in
SNOW STORM 1N iLLlNOiS.
l'-lIt)lIl.\. 111. Jun 2:? -.\ snow
storm lIIIs lII-III raging since a late
hour lost 111','.il|. Several lllt’llt’rl ol'
sulrii ltIIrI- fallen and st N -I I-III‘ ll'llmt‘
liiis ilt‘t'” interfered with. The lilt'l'"
liltllili‘it'l' this morning Is iiII- lit-low
.II-ro and It is still snowing 'i'l'lllll“
itl't‘ I'Itnklllt‘l'lltilh tIt'lI‘ III.
TODAY 1N WALL STREET.
.\i~1\\ YORK,
ml It still higher
IIIII: kI-t lilill \IIIs
(tltitlll l'IIIt‘ilI
today in u
iltiiU but not pur-
ticulnrli I\'IiIeII .-\I tip ~It.II't. in 1""
Iplzusc to .I sensational gain 111 iii"
IILIiultnh market and Itilllllilit‘ti light I'I--
Jon. '_'."I
ll \‘t‘i
I‘HHSI prim». titre 1o III ‘_'T points
illLLilt'l‘ iil‘IH.“ liquidatoii \I.Is IIIII'IIII
III by the IIIIIIIIIIII but lilt'l't‘ was .I
IIIIIIII tit’dlitllil III II genera. character
and while soIIn-niutt li’lt gold: 'iie mar
lIII \iltHHIi IIII IIIId-II-quzt III of iii‘IiiI
ilt'II.I with prov \llm tumult: ilitl‘illli ihl'
i't:~1 lit the lll'rl’iilli“. .\‘.‘II'I;lI sold It
1.3 or. 31.1) :It 1.3 iii and Jolt lane.
IiiI.~e lit-lug II-It gums of about 23‘.‘
points on ”11' lithliltiih IiIIIm‘Il
\\'l\l.l. S'l‘liltll-I'l‘, iii in a 111 The
resumption of trading Ill London today
lIuslllit‘Il iii Ilt‘t'iitit's in prime. of still its
ilt‘l't‘ (in III‘IquIt oi 1'tllt‘VIt‘li IIppII~
lu'usiou “\t'l‘ tiII- i"'ll‘ iCIII-Iet'n'situution.
prices were him i' lime in sytIIpLIlliy. II
it'\\’ of the spI-IIIIIlIlI .~ being the IIII|‘~’
sittI 1:» to show r-llgilt :.It"u.~: ni‘t'lillt ..
run to 11.. 11‘. Southetni it‘lilwai' piki.
and to large fractions 11. ("IiiiIIIliule iiitl
'lllltll‘t‘ N 01111).
\\’.\|.l. H'l'ltlIIl-I’l‘. 1 II 31‘ \IIll‘Iig t'or
both ulcouuts lit illt‘ :I. II» which had
shown lil‘tlilllllv‘lll :stII Igtli III tlII t'ol'w
uoou lIiIei'in 1111“]? III-.Iil. llt'.:'iill
.NIIIIIII i'v-oplw‘s “11‘ and Reading. Settle
iI"il\lll1.~'I\\Ii* .Ilst. tii‘it‘hifil‘ti in it lllllli'
‘oIII' of nilIIIu atollts. Railroad strolls
'I:l~ l pIItty cloI-I- to Saturday‘s tinII!
'rt
prices bIIt Missouri l'nIitlI was t'tili‘
spicnously iII'IIIyy. l't'tllilt‘.‘ tins re
“1111111191! in 111251. about I tI‘I‘itiI'li, ItIiti
the general 111211’}.I‘» IthIuIII steadier.
but was very dull
TODAY‘S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire of sin.
pics & tioldschniidt (fininiissiou liro-
Our Imported
Clearance So
In a decided aucceu and never before at this time at
have our Clothing Sale: been as large.
EVERY OVERCOAT and every FANCY SUIT
been reduced in price ranging from $2 to $7.
I
"II-II ‘uv‘fij
um.‘
MEN'S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS,
‘iormerly‘priced $10. $Iz and
$13.50. new at one price.
$7.98.
MEN'S SUITS AND OVER»
COATS. .
formerly priced $18 and too.
now at one price. ;
$15.69.
MEN’S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS.
formerly priced $I5 and $16.50.
now at one price,
$12.20.
MEN s SUITS AND OVER-1
COATS.
formerly priced $22 and ’95-»
now at one price.
$18.39-
lIeI-s. Swarm. It I‘orbct: lilock. South
Norwalk:
()pI-ti. High. Low. 1 31o
'IIIIIIl. t'oIe 'Itt-I‘. .‘li . Emil... Iii
\l.l t‘ 6; i“ (‘o ' Jun; “Jul: "Jul... 2o
\III.(‘ &i".11f.:lly Tll-g 71‘2 71‘
.Im. (‘ot. Uli. ii. 212-, :11 .2'.
.\III. 1III~, he, KM 33,.- v"
.\111. [cc pf. ;.‘. iii: :1: .l:
.\m. Loco, it". 15“.. 11‘ if“,
.-1III. Smelt, 15-. .‘Ill-. .tyT. "I”‘x
.'\m. Sugar. .3”: 1211“,. 1‘35“ 1:11..
Anaconda. To 7.3 If. .‘3
.1 ’l‘. at S, Fi‘., I II To Int-l. To
A T .II 8 Fe III‘ :Il'.. 'I-st. Sill-R ll‘
linlto. III Ohio. Ali-I. M-‘Ix Mix, 81 I
it‘klyn It. T.. I'Itt Int-3,. no .In'
Cites. & Ohio .II» .33 ‘HR‘ 111‘.
(‘hI. & N \\'., 120 170 1691‘ lot N
t‘iI. (it. West, I?‘_ 171g ”‘4 it":
(‘11 .‘d (It St 1’, HI". iii-"III HIS-h 117
(‘01. l". «I 1.. ill 31 30:14 30'».
t‘ol. South, 1'51; 18‘... 1M“ 1.»,
t‘oti. (hm, 11.1; 196% 196' 196*.
Erie. 2M... 29 ‘1th 238?».
title, 1st pt.. 131' .6953 69 6!th
Gen. Elma, 177143 177% ll'l 177
111. Central. lilt‘. 1311.; 1:: 134
*LOII. KI Nash 111.“? it‘ll 108%.. 108%
Manhattan, 1451.4, 1151,; 1th 115%:
.\‘et. 81. Ry. 1‘23 123 1231 12.
Mex. CenL, ill 13“ 1273 13
M 1(. 1k ’1‘.. 1519, 111b,. 18b; 18%
M. K. II T., pf. 421. 42L. II III
Me. Pacific. 951.1} 951.3 hits 947;
Nat. bead. Iti‘. 16% 16 16
N. 1’.("entral.120I"u 121% 120% 121
Not-f. Ik West, 61% ullé tilk. 61V.
Ont. & West. 231-; 211.4 33% ‘14.,
Far. Ma'l‘ fit) 30%" 29% 3016
Penn. 11. R 121% 123216 121% 121%
1‘90. Lian. 100 102,6. 9911. 1021,;
Pri. S. Car, 3115 32 30% 30%
Reading. 46% 4X 46% 47%
Read, 1 pf., suit. 81 80 81
Read. ‘2 pt. til 62 61 62
Rep. SteeL 8% 83:. 8 8%
Rock island. -512 237x 231;. 255i 1
Rub. Goods. 11‘,‘ 215‘; 211,; 21%
South. P I. 51 515i. .309; .Ilk:
Sou. nf‘ii‘o‘ 22m, 22% 221,; 22“
Son. Ry. (‘0. pl 841;. 84% 84 847.
Tenn. C. i 1.. 393/. 40 39 \3956
Texas Pan._ ‘2? 27% 27 27%
Union Putz. 81% 81% 81% 81%
Union Plc. pf._ 90% 90% 90% 90K
1!. S. heather, 8 8 77;. 8
1?. S heath pf 79%; 791/. 781A 79%
11 S Real & Con El 8 7* 7%
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.. S. Steel. 111%
'. S. Steel. pt. 591/.
Wabash. 21M
Wabash. pl.. 401‘
Welt. Un'. Tel. 88
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Men's Blanket Lined Working Coats. Boys‘ Reefera, Boy'|.8 .
ers. Underwear. Caps. Shirts. Working Shirtsand Glovcl,
AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES. _
SELLEOK 3. PRICE.
Clothiers and Furnishers, l
98 Washington Street. South NorwallI.
CA BBll GEM
Is scarce. The supp‘y or home grown is about done. and we tiow ,‘
depend on New York. Will have some good hard Cabbage on Sub
urday which we will sell at
4 CENTS POUND.
SHOULDERS to cook with the Cabbage.
81/; CENTS POUND. CASH
SPINACH to serve with the Shoulder.
because of no grit.
I5 CENTS. CAN.
PRINT BUTTER. Fresh lot Clover Hill just in at a reduci-
cd price.
30 CENTS POUND.
WHAT CAN WE DO FOR YOU?
Lorenzo Dibblfl"
Small. lean, at
Finer than the fresh
Butler, Eggs, Tiitl and toilet
BUTTER
\‘EIIY lii‘IS'l' (‘RICA .\11I21i\'
250 lb.
(10011 SWEET lil"l"l' l‘lli
230 lb.
EGGS
FR ES” HUGS
38c doz.
WEST ERN EGG S
320 doz.
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REMEMBER WE GIVE AWAY PRESENTS
AND COFFEE.
THE LEE TEA 1ND BUTTER 00
[7 NORTH MAIN STREET.
3 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 coat. and
11 classes are needed furnish them at the lowest possible price.
Perfect fitting guaranteed.
58 Wall Street.
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200 lb.
TEA
VERY BEST I,
450 lb.
533%.
WITH OUR BEST ’TIA
SOUTH NOR W‘LK
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o. B. JACKSON. 1;:
Graduate Optician.
Managing-cunt
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The school that makes a specialty of each student.
A Six Months Course in
SARTAIN’ 8 BUSINESS COLLEGE
count NORWALK, CONN. :,
paves the II I!) to success. ~ ‘
During the last four months we had 17 calls for teachers, salaries
ranging from $500 to $1. 200 per year. and 150 calls for office workerl II €.
from" to $15 per week. It you graduate from SARTAIN‘ 8 you are an. ‘
‘01' a Job.
New term Day and Night School. begins Monday. January 4'.'
Write for particulars to it
George E. Bart-1n. President ,7 ’
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11 Main Street. Hannah.
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Norwalk Chronicler