clam duels
WALKIN ,
GANOIIS IND EAT VA
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. ”‘ro cuuncues, coois‘rise AND ecuoote.
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I I1 Miss , stile borrow. of. Women
will sin; a select the Christmas on
.tertsinment‘ of Christ Church. West;
port. . . . ,.
.‘ The condition of the Rev. Levi W.
Psiose‘ mos“
V.,.“.’.""' derail:
Ioutliltillmlm {defer the sufferer is
w iii’i‘iiliiiliili “
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Miss Katherine Dutirosuhss return-
ed from a vuut to Newfloven. ‘
Hurly Urossett has returned home
for the holidays from Mt. Hermon.
William Irwin. who is ill with ty-,
phoid fever, is considerably improved. ‘
irving Smith. who attends the Moody ,
Schom. is spend.“ the holidays at his 1
home here. , I
~25 line smoking cigars are a most
acceptable Xmas gift to a gentleman.
Hefner‘s. Phone 369.3.
lloy Waldron. was leader of the Jun- ‘
ior Band meeting, last evening, at the .
Method.st parsonage. I
\‘i/utch mght services will be observ-
ed in ILIlr: East Al't'llllii Methodist:
liplscopci Church. mutt Saturday night. .
Mr. and Mrs, i). ll. Bench will on-
‘icrinn the bench family on Christ—
mas dnyut their home, in Belts pii'iCl'i.
Mr. and Mrs, Stewart. Moi-shall will
spend Christmas lit the hobo of Mr. ‘ ‘
Marshall's parents in Pound Ridge.
Al. gilts lor'lho poor should be rev
ceived at the East Avenue Mothodis
Episcopal Church by 10‘ o'clock on
Monday morning.
The sidownihs are rivers of slush to.
day and a pedestrian w nuts to be well
equipped with fooigoar bci‘oie ventur-
1115 into Enst'Norwalk.
The teachers and members 01‘ the
EastAvonus Methodist Similar school
met lust evening at the church, and
tied greens for the Christmas decora~ .
tions.
wbodies! How to buy cigars. Go
to Hafner‘s stationery store. Wash-
ington St. Bridge. Phone 3693.
The thaw has taken the ice utmost
cotnpiote.y out of the harbor and last
night's mild weather dissipated a num-
ber of large snow drii‘is 50* that the
gutters were all filled and in many
places large, puddles render the streets .
impossible.
. W. B. Hubbeil's launch and Mr.
Nash’s launch Unique went to Cullen.
der‘s Point, this morning. with repre-
sentatives oi’ the Baxter Wrecking
Company on board to search for the
cool barges which recently laundered
in the Sound off that spot.
-an8 novo‘ties and smokers' nup-
plies at Hefner's.
The cmols selected fer the East
Avenue Sunday school are unusually;
beautiful. After the opening chorus.
The Wonderful Light. Miss Annie 'l‘.‘
Hipson will describe “A Christmas
Away Dow'n South. Then follows the
chorus. The Song of Peace. 3. first. and
second tenor duet by Harry nnd Caryl
Hipson: singing, The Love of Jesus.
leadsun to a recitation by Miss Sndiel
Russell: Misses Carrie and Nina Cer-
poster will render Sweet Belle of
Christmas; then comes God’s Peace.
each side of the platform so that he
folowed by a recitation by Miss (Ire.-
ole Robertson, and the hymn. Bethle-
hem’s‘ Echoes, by Mrs. Mead's clues
of twelve young girls, The violin no
lo. Air Mercunte. Daniels, by a fonner
East Avenue Sunder school boy, and
oneof the rising violinists. George in
in barn, will be fully appreciated. as
will the duct of the Misses Ethel Mid
Viola Bartram, and the recitation.
Tales of Christmas Tide, by Miss Eva
F‘dcg. followed by the chorus. The
First Christmastide. A beautiful
quartette piece. The Merry Bells. by,
Misses Carrie and Nina Carpenter and ‘
Messrs. France and Elzen, will be
found. The Misses Burtrurn will ren-
der “0 Holy Night, Lehman. followed
by n splendid Christmas recitation by
Miss Ethel Parlneloe, entitled The
Christmas of Old Maid Ornle, will in.
torest every one. The lively chorus,
Ring. 0h Rink. Yo Merrie Hells. will
bu followed by, a ram trout in tho
tenor and soprnuo duet, by Miss Clurn
Ainsworth and Frank Proecc. II is
safe to rev thui this will be one of
the most beautiful duets ever render“
ed in the East Avenue Church. Sliin~
int: An'vels Haste. with Gladness will
be rendered by 1hr.- iliorus nnd tho,
Ii'lii"i« oi nil the old l‘iiunils will lie;
mud-lupin lllli'li they hour Mrs. Frank.
liiori‘iunl our.» “10:0 in u duet villi Mr I
Moi'r‘niu when they render Glory in
the iiivlwsl. (liiiuivl. n l‘l'l‘lllilIIlll hr
Miss Emily liloil‘nii, will loll of the
trouble old Sliniil bod in izi‘lllll‘lt in
Eiiui uvenuo in 11 Cool Oil Buggy,
which though serious, did not. pro
vent his reaching the Built Norwuih
church right litter the gri-hi chorus tin.
lubed singing lliny; Ulu the tlidcn
Story and had when their souls ml
each side of ill opiuii‘ornnuo ihut he
would have pic-lily of room to unpack
his presents. The chorus will no iii-l-
slsted by N. Smith Foruuueon. cornoi;
William Poyvcz nud Gimme iii. iuclmm.
first violins. and Moran. KoyWill'lll,
second violin; ucconipnuiuis. Miss the
die Randall iuid Mill’s Miitiio Morgun.
NO CASE OF PiléEnUMONIA ON RED
We do not. know of it olnclo instance
where a couch or hold resulted in illicit
monla or consume ion when il‘ciey'i
Money or Tar had been token.
cures douche and colds perfectly. on
do not take chances with some no
known preparation which may contain
opinion, which cuuao constipation. a
condition that retards recovery from
it cold. Alli for Foley‘s Honey and
‘ Tor. Sold at l’lnillttd's brim Store.
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covet-y is I slim one. . .
Harry .Bherwood. sud wife returned
home from their-honeymoon Thursday
night and there woman ,"at home". at
the residence yesterday afternoon.
Many friends of the popular young cou-
ple were in attendance to pay their
respects and wished them the compil-
mouts of the season. Mr. and Mrs.
Sherwood are the recipients of muny
handsome wedding clfts. the more
from the foot that the hollady makes
the xivinz more general. ,
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of‘New Castle.
l‘lel.. save: “Inuitered for yours with
dyspepsia. used to have areal distress
and belohinu. .1 tried everything i
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until ltonk Brnzilion Rum. and one no
cont bo‘iio cured mo completely."
ll‘nr suin by ‘2. H. Pinioteii, II‘. II. Bax
ier and tho Clifford Pburmncy. . "
WILTON.
Mrs. N. M. Bolden isopondingn wor-k
oi the home of her son, J. M. Beldou.
of llunbury. ‘
Thursday morn'no was one of the
coldest this winter. the tlieromomnter
rmdsterinlz severul degrees below zero
Ill. ii a. in.
The children's festival of St. Mut-
thmv‘s. Sunder. will be herd as liSllIlI
on l-loiv innocent Day, at the church
at half-past 7. mm. .
South Wilton School. Miss Currie
Taylor. teacher. closed Friday, to rt»
open the (luv utter New Year's, The
occasion was ce‘obruteii by 11 fine treo
laden with gifts, singing and reclin-
tions.
(in Tuesday there was ouiio on ex-
odus from this town to Norwulk of
holiday shoppers, who expressed (zen-
erol satisfaction at the vurictv and ex-
tent of the merchandise on sale in the
various stores.
The straw sleigh ride from Norwnlk
to Cannon which was deferred from
last Monday iiVCnIll" is scheduled for
another occasion. The party will in-
elwio a number of nupils at the High
School. Smith Norwalk.
ROWAYTON.
Miss Annie Cuthlll ls entertaining
relatliiosuover Christmas. ’ *
Mrs. William Cushmun is recover-
ing from an attack of ,pleurisy.
Mrs. Mary Themes has gone to .la~
mslcu.‘byl,, to v.sit,her son. Edward
Themes. ,
Mrs. Oscar ~Youngs will entertain a
company of friends, tomorrow. at a
Christmas reunion.
Charles Crockett. who has been at
Providence, R. 1.. for some tune, has
returned to his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Mursb Thatcher and
son, of New York. .uro guests at the.
home of Franklin Crockett.‘
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Whitney. of Dar-
len, will spend Christmas with Mr. and
Mrs. George Scott uni] iuinily. ut Row-
'l‘ht-.i public library at llownyton will.
be closed Monday afternoon and even-
ing, on account of the Christmas ob-
scrvancc.
George Raymond, of this place, on-
gineer on tho switch engine. in South
Norweik. has been inkingr a week‘s vii-
cniion. and James Eastwood has been
substituting for him.
Extensive preparations are being
made in the Metliodisi Church. Rowuy-
ton. for Christmas. All the‘childron
are to be robcd in white. A cantata
v ll be given b, the children. All the
children at the Salvation Army 'HOlllE‘
iii united ane invited to be present.
The exercises will trike place Snurduy
evocin";
Rowayton Methodist Eplsropul
Church. Rev. A. L. Hubbard, pastor——
Morning cuss. 9:30, lender, living
Clark; sermon by the pastor, 10:30..
subject, The Great (lift: Sunday
school. 1:30; Epworth League meet-
ing, 6:15; preaching to the children, l1
Christmas object sermon, 7 o'clock.
Rowaymn Baptist Church. 1. l‘illlK C.
Brown. pastor—Services at 10.45 at.
m. and 7.30 p. m. Subject of morning
sermon‘. “A Finished Your“: evening
topic of sermon. “A Christmas Story." .
Happy hour St‘rVICC‘. Thursday evening ,
at 7.30. Union watch night ‘servlce iii ‘
“goofing-“$011figural]??? ’7 gravonsiggz- The children of Centre. School, Miss
cial singing 'tomorrow by Ds'vi'd si- W“"‘"“""3°“°-l‘-°“ ”“1“ mark” “‘9
brecht [soloist ‘ l bosiuning of tho Chrlrtnins recess bv
' ‘ u inree troo laden with rifts to their
teacher and each oi bar. The eniortuln-
mom, consisted of sinclnir and recita-
LOOI‘. tions bv the. several pupils.
0‘“ ‘07 0°“th 00mm Group 3““ The‘Squubberv which is in process
Whooping Cough. Stop them 1“ time of construction on the remlses recent.-
—~One Minute Cough Cure ‘3 "‘9 best iv le'f‘IllI“e(I from Mrs? J. M. Bette. by
Yamaha—Harmless and pleasant. New York parties approaches coniolo
Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy. ” tiou. A firm of Not-walk carpenters
bro worklmz under a 30 day contract.
DARIEN AND NOROTON. , The buildinc will contain anions oih~
m or rmulsiios for pigeon industry. some
Willis Finch, formerly with Louis
20,000 nests.
Stoorzu. intends to open anew hluck- 'i‘lio Wilton friends of Mr. D. D.
smith shop in town.
'l‘elford will be lrrlevod to learn of his
The Methodist Sunday school will death. which occurred TIIUI'S'IttV morn—
have a Christmas "90 Monduy even- in: at his home In Passaic. N. J. Funv
log at the church.
erai services will be he‘d on Saturday
James Edney is expected by his sis- in Pasnulc, Rev. L W. Siryker oilinlai-
ter. Mrs, James Polk Francis, to spend
ins. The burial will take place Thurs.
Christmas at her home.
dov. Dec. 29th. in Ibo, family plot. St.
James P. Francis has been in New Matthew's church-yard. Wilton.
York for n week on business. lie Is —- »--———-—
expected home Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Street expects to enter-
tain a family pnrtv Christmas at her
home. Eust Main street. [
Joseph Coleman. of Noroion, visited
his nephew, Frank Powers. in New
Canaan. on Saturday last.
Mr. und Mrs. A. B. Chichester and
family of Stamford will’ spend tibrlst‘
mus with Mr. and Mrs. William Wood Chill. James A. Rl‘ml. U. S. A.. bus
and family. been offered bv the eovorument a com-
Mr5_ H, ”'30er lg remodeling and mission as military alIILCIln OI ilit‘ UIII-
onlm-glng IIli‘ former W00 Bum golf 10d Stiilci‘i Embassy ill ilio IlliliOl‘IllI
club house. changing it into it privuie Court of Japan ill TORI". and I1“ Iii 110W
residence. . ,Ill Wurhinzion. having ucccplmi iIlt'
...0m"m and hummus at Street's post. and making itrriiuizeincnts to suii
Cash Grocery. .uu soon so the nnpniniuicut Is confirm-
Miss Sumo Wilinioti and Will Will~lod by the president.
molt. will uilcml [he Christmas- recep-I Captain Ryan has been sluiloned «i
tion or the Ai'ion Society in South Fort Eihun Aliun in Vermont. llu u'us
Norwuik, Mi'mtluy evening. ovum-loll in Dinibiiry and South Nor-
Mr. and 31"”. 1», W. Bruggprhnt who wnik. where he formerly resided.
are spending the winter in New York. 'I‘hursduv. on a furlonlzh. nnd liud
will rnloln-mr- f‘hri‘rimus wiih their hind" nrrupimmonin to null for llluropo.
(izilllzlittr, Mr». W. N, (Juprn. of Nom- INN‘mIli’l' 3‘3.
MOTHERS BE CAREFUL
(If the health of your children.
N004.
LADIES. “'éflfitun,
IN!” I‘M? '5 II. I
floh'lufwo F‘? v.1».fifi'n w... .....l'.2'.l'.‘
CAPT. RYAN TO TOKlo.‘
Accept: Appointment to the Embassy
at Toklo.
ion. i The offer of this: imporimii pout
'l'ivo i-ii'cr hour; tniiriem-d iliis'wi‘vii W‘d-‘lu-ll Il'iii iii For! lili'iilii Alli-n ii‘lii'tl
III the lmlilninu lawn. I‘i'fllii‘ sirnii, l... mill ciiriicvd iii llill‘k'lllr llll for his
ll'i'IRIil‘iI 2M and sin pounds. (Inn journey. ilc inimmliuivlr lillll'li'il iur
\l’llillilillllhll coil will Ill'IlI“I“I\' ululw Ii
iii-lot \‘I'lil hero bui‘orr sliiiinu.
This ppm in llllilul‘iliiinII to be :i very
Ii‘IIi‘iI by 'I‘lwlilliu .i. .‘ilmd \\’i‘Il’.Il"iI
lint) pounds.
liov. 'Willium ll‘. illi'ioiriuuii, til New
Ililvoli, Iii rewriting from II severe l'l‘lllll‘lll‘l one ilpii the IlIII'l‘ 01' ii in
told. Mr. IIII'III‘I'IIIIIII'N sm-Ioty bus Cum. liviiu In on inillrutlon oi’ the hiith
[li‘i‘liill'i'liI it Very utiruriivu ill‘iIi'l‘ iii iix- "will“ I" WIlIf‘II Ill‘ I8 hold Ill Rill'lll‘n‘
cruises for II ('hriuiiuuu mrvlco, Amour. ineni nilliiuri' illl'l'li‘ll. "till the mine
the soloists will he Mrs. third Minor. pinion upon his opinion in uiiiiiury
who will be roinviiilurcii in lliiricu be u IllllIII‘l‘i-l. duo in his limit uud Mlli'rilueful
irmmpntwmlmr M Mru. Hpm'y \VIIIImlIIlIIIIIll‘R service built Ill homo :inii
uvy'u. inlwond.
.‘liniliiil l'iyiiu lived for iiiuuy your“
in Pine street. 90th Norwulii, Whtlll
. , 1 1 . . his father was employed in The Crotul
gIIIl‘lIlgglym‘f:¥1‘IIGRIIiIIIBII?IIIIngIIIEH ngg. ' ill Kilimu lint factory. A lei-uh uunl-
“A, tried. almost without “rm...“ her oi' the Connecticut inliiiiniueu bud
IO 26. 50c and two bottles. The out llll‘ WWW“ “I “WW" '1"‘" "l ”"l
ford. Bauer-fl sud pmmmm u Illlillmi‘i‘l't‘fl in Manlllil‘lllil, \irciuin. Inst
w...me chicmiicr. when (Motrin iiyiiu was
.. iho udiiiluut n his rear moul. Iilld rov-
WEO‘T’YPRT ullv euterinluod ull VlilIliil'u to hm
Miss Mildred Taylor is visiting headquarter».
friends in New York. ” ”WWNW
MIDI (ii-lice MI't'IitiII. OI' nl‘ldgtlllflfl. A CERTAIN CURE FOR CROUI’.
When it child shown sylnpiomu of
h“$3,?‘3gfi‘3‘f‘I’ififi‘nfigfi'0, i-Iuboltcu, croup there Is no time to experiment
N. 11.. in the know of her “later, Mrs. with new remedies. no matter how
0. ll. Jennings, at the Forms bichly they may be recommended.
There Is some tail: of an assembly “9"" I“ 9““ preparation "W “ll oi-
, _‘ . ,1 ways tin depended upon. _ It has been
dcnce being given here input the new in use for nisuy. you"! and bus never
w...».......... mm... ”M
STOP THAT COLD
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We often refer I to:
Reroute we make Medicines
_ ’lh‘rdiuii‘lior Aycr‘s Cherry Peeler
. ,l coughs.§oids,hronchltis.congumpd
. , , , , cl r “ é
" your. while molly of our young society
been known to IRII.,VIII.: Chumlmrinin's
itlouail Remedy. , Give it and it quick
cure is sure to follow: Mr. M. ll‘.
Compton of Market. Torus. says of it.
.91 have used Ohllnbei'lltln‘d cough
Remedy in severe cases of oroup with
my children. and can truthfully soy it
Alwyn hives prom relief.” For solo
by fitillmnd’owol‘ l'llli‘irii Oiliford
trust-nine? Horse's Bridto Pluirmny.
Zeitfuu harmony. , “
at
the, (letters. Why it
for iii 'We give them the
“ha/dimmer“
.Hoilnes iii uncultured. All that mean,
. being don” ‘sud his family and friends
still bone, but the chance for his re "
lined“; him not out.
’ money he ulws‘
not married. ‘
:IhIIIlIiiudi “‘
lull. -
s s ‘ ‘
haywire ..
My.
'usvissII'yos" dial: IbirImlc
ml: for uni hood
” Ore . .” Alidru,
drum" a... r. o. lo: u
”will ,
BUSTERBROWN
Leggins *
are the latest
5 when he was
for little boys and girls.
Price $1.00 and $r.25.
Ladies‘ and Children’s All
Wool jersey Leggins, extra high
cut, 75c and 85c.
Little Boys' Hip Boots, pure
gum, $2.25.
Men’s and Ladies’ Warm Slip.
pers, the best felt and fleeced lin-
ed. at $1.25.
Old‘ Ladies’ Felt Warm Lined
Bals. leather faxed, hand sewed.
at.$i.25.
Children's Short Rubber Boots.
fleeced lined, purerubber, at $1.25
and $1.50.
Children’s high 2-buckle Arc-
tics, $ms, for special Xmas pres-
ents.
Olsen’s
Shae Stores
Norwalk and So. Nari-v. If.
BARNEY a' nanny
Skates
are the, leaders. Are light, atrong, dur-
able and the contest, prettiest skate on
the market. We have sold them for
fifteen years and know them to re re-
liable in every respect. Ar. more ad-
justahie than other; and in can you
have an accident and break down we
are intereted In getting repairs and
this we can do quickly so we buy di-
rect from factory. We carry all sizes
andprices and would ask that you look
them 'over before buying. ‘
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Charies E. Dow,
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 143-6.
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THI
iiIY Niiliiiiil BANK
‘OUTH NORWALK. CONN.
ORGANIZED 1882.
v
WITH
Capital 3100.00000
Surplus. “00.00000
Not Profits. 360,000.00
Mu
Ioilolis accounts of Individuals. moo.
ufnoturcrl, merchants and corporations
upon favorable terms.
IDWIN H. MATHIWOON. PM
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Prue
JAOOI M. LAV'I‘ON. Cashier.
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DIRIOTOIO.
I. H. Mathewson ~ John H. Light
John H. Knapp Henry hymn
Josiah it. ervln Isiiiuci Grumman
christian Owsm J. Wallace Mervin
“ Fred. H. News».
inn with lusty l". in Assam.
Your savings invested with the In-
dustrial Savings and been Co, are tree
from speculative dangers-«earn ll per
drill. our mount
1 ' w
we proiit consis-
mil with . sate
methods—mid oi»
Your control.
minorities upon investments.
Ital. tuner-villas 0'
can call
Issues-cps . . ,
pm“. i a manner
..... +~ hi
’ A
d‘
ways subject to ‘ "
per cent. [lift on-
mun paid for we.
cry tiny inverted.
_ ' _ , .5 ' wiiusmciin It
in . your pleasure.
41on by the lucid conserved”
New York Ind
wt.- ' '
I. leap.
FROBTF‘IBH .....:............... 7c.
.WHITEHALIBUT.............. 14¢.
SALMON1......'...............‘u1do.
OTEAK 000100
HNATIVE EELS 14c.
FLA-TRISH .1. 7c.
GIBOOES ..10o.
WHITEFIBH 10c.
WEAKFIBH .10c.
HA‘DDOCK ... 8c.
“LIVE EELS............... ..14c.
GERMAN CARP
LARGE AND SMALL BLUES .. 12¢.
OPENED. CLAMS AND OYSTERB.
ALL OTHER KINDS OF FRESH
FISH AT REASONABLE PRICES.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
. MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
South NorWaik. ,
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS. Prop.
8 FOX.
THE LADIES’ TAILOR AND FUR-
' RIER.
Clothes made to order. guaranteed
perfect iii. You can got my reference
everywhere that my work is perfect.
My prices are according to mv work.
Please give us a call cudyou'll surly
get your money‘s worth at my store.
We also have a nice line in skirts.
concise. furs nod wuisis. My prices
now not be cheaper but my fitting is
better than elsewhere and we also give
Hunt Stumps.
Clenninsr and repairine. neatly done.
31 MAIN 8T., NORWALK.
rut JOHN B. LAWRENCE
AGENCIES.
ALL lNeusAvc‘ee. REAL nun
uoa'rososs NOTARY. was»
con TICKETS,
2 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Tel. CIII,‘386-—6.
Mlss Baerum, '
nsnm'romalsr.
cnmopomsr.
Look wood’s Hall.
“catwalk. Conn.
Office Hours:
9 i012 a. m. I to 5:30 p. m.
Telephone
Connection.
F.S.BANK§
Carpenterand Builder.
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS.
JOBBINO.
BEFORE BUYING WEATHER
STRIPS FOR DOORS AND WIN
DOW8 GET ESTIMATES OF ME.
NO MATTER HOW SMALL YOUR
ORDER.
In or out of town orders by null
promptly attended to.
~RESIDENCE—
78 MAIN STREET. NORWALK
"and
By Good Living!
Have you tried the Heulth Brand
Coiled? ilcttor drink Health Brand
Cocoa. but if you must drink. then
try this mild, rich Cotton. ihnt has
ull the hood quulilles and none of the
DIN r-l‘ircts of tho IlI‘a‘i\'.\’ EiOIlfll Amori.
can berries. Suiisfucilon or money
back.
-
Surety Bonds
or All Kinds.
JACOB M. straiv.
R. R. Ava. . Sal all: Norwak.
Telephone 35-).
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y'Piions. 13!.
Jenkins Brud’sivol
and
OARLOOK PAOKINO
carried in Meek.
I AND OILVIR PLATINO.
Milled biscuit: More.
I you Inverter. can show them
Opel-oiled. .
rite Mellonnrf‘nud m.
Runnels“ and General Neel»
his Wm; ”llama. , ,
ms, c. N. namely
i
i
I
We. 25
a. no. heuristic
7‘ _‘ #1:»er endows“. .
, in Odd palm. toe to no.
pss'rrv' meosrso OIRMAN
_ cums. ‘ ,
Cups. Saucers, Bread Plates. Sauce
Dishes. Chocolate Cups, Cronin Pitch-
.. ers, 'etc., from lilo to 200.
m
p . enmlioeeiorusn.
. The chest assortment in the city
Bring the Picture with you when
you want to choose a Frame, or let us
send for it.‘
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SPECIALS.
10White Curtain Poles, with fixtures.
c. .
Brass Extension Rods. 100.
Cloth Window Shades. good fringe,
c. ‘
m
Wail Papers, artistic materials.
L...—
Wc give the Hunt Stumps.
i. H. Decker
. 87 WASHINGTON STREET,
South Norwalk, Conn.
derhwwil‘dwd
You’ll Forget
THE COLD. IF THERE IS
A NICE WARM COKE FIRE
BURNING AN THE HOUSE.
BEGINNING DEC. 12TH. '04,
WE WILL REDUCE THE PRICE
T0 80 PER BU., IN LOTS
OF 25 BU. OR MORE, AT
THE GAS WORKS.
SMALLER QUANTITIES. WE
WILL SELL AT 90 PER BU"
AT THE WORKS.
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80 South Main Street.
Telephone, 1374.
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(incorporstedd
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weekday at 5 p. in.
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city. Electricity and heat In one,
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appointed. Always comfortable slid
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city. Special bargains for thci'Ier“
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