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51 WASHINGTON 8T.
Local News Nous.
Prof. Howard J. Smythe Was a visi-
tor in town. last week.
Edward Fay. of Danbury. was a vi-
sitor here yesterday.
—Dr. Dick's cures malaria
William Lynch, of Newark, was 11 vi.
sitor in town yesterday.
Pharmacy.
'; vise.
REAL ESTATE
AND ‘
INSURANCE.
Taylor 85 Golden.
Holiday stationery at the Clifford
Read tho 110.
Joseph Schuldice, ot' Daubury. was
the guest of tricndii in this city you
tordny.
S. M Alter ictt South Norwulk this
morning on it business trip to Golden.
. New Mexico.
Holiday hIIIIdkLII'chILIta at JosIIplI lla-
See mi
Rev. lI‘IeLiLIIIic W.
Norris. of ”Funk-
lyn, formerly
rmtor oi 'i‘riniiy puI'.islI
- IiIas been making II visit in South Nor
‘ walk.
The Pease Piano Company THIS an
advertisement announcing the open-
lug ot'u new store. in this city. Read it
Read the gloomy specials in the
New York Grocery Company‘s ad.
Councilman Charles A. Scoileld, of
Norwalk. will take his launch Lillie
out of commission no the season to-
morrow.
Several interesting specials will he
found in tho i). M. Read ad. today.
The South Norwnlk Savings Bank
pays four per cent. interest conIanInd-
ed semi-annually. Read their ad. on
the eighth page,
George Drummond. of New York. Sun Kce tea at. the. Union Pacific
spent yesterday in town. i'l‘ea Co. See the ad.
Mr. and MRS. Stephen MOON. 0' A meeting of tho Woman's (iuild ot‘
Danbiuy spcnt yesterday in town.
-——Mrs. George. D. Keeier will be at
the office of John Keogh. United Bank
Building. tomor.row to attend to III II
aion business. as usual.
The annual IIIIIoting and LIILIctlon of
officers of ixnlglass Fowler Pool. (.7. A.
TIL. will hc hold this evening at the
post rooms in South Main street.
Trinity Naval itcservc Basketball
team will go to Bridgeport a week
from Tuesday to play the team from‘
the Knights of King Arthur. of that
City.
—Auction sale of Household lI‘urni-
ture, 59 West Ave, Wednesday, Dec. 5.
10 a. In. See ad.
A stated communication and the an-
nual election of officers of Old Well
Lodge, No. 108. F. an dA. M., will he
held at its rooms, December 4th, 1000,I
at 8 o‘clock, p. [11.
“Duke" the faithful delivery horse
of A. J. Collins and Company, died
Sunday. "Duke" has figured in scores
of runaways and has had many adven-
tures during his exciting career.
~Auctlon sale of Household lI‘uIIIlI
ture. 59 West Ave. \‘I'LIdnesday, Dec. 5.
10 u In. See. ad I
TheI baseball diamond of tho Nor-
walk Amuscmcnt (‘ompanv has rLIcLInt- i
ly been L-IIII'IIILILLi and will be graded
according to the Shiv.” ’l‘hLI. contract
for the work has not yet been lct.
The monthly social and business
meeting of the Epworth League of the
First M. E. Church will he held Wed-
nesday evening at. 7:30. A silverIcol-
lection will be taken. All friends of
the League are cordially invited The
social feature will be II cobweb social.‘
——llasketbull, Armory, Monday night I
(.70. F vs_ Yule ‘\
Yule lI‘rcsthIu.
10 to iii.
in an extremely iutIII'LIsting sermon.
Rev leIIIlLl ii ilcurd. ot' tin lurkl
Street ('IougILIgatioual (' lIurLI,iI liIIlLinLI- l
port. yesterday. stated that under the
present condition. the abolition of S'l-
icons from that city would not meet
the present problem, hill the most cf-
fIILItive method would ho to limit the
saloons to one for ouch 1.000 pLIoplLI.
'l‘hLI subjcct "iiridgcport and its Li
quor Saloonn.” was ably trcutcd.
~~Iliaskctbaii, Armory. Monday night.
(71). l-‘ vs, YIIlLI ‘\'.'It'sily: iiarstrotu ya.
“do h‘rcnbmcu. u o‘clock. Dancing
10 to 12.
(‘IIr Hill, in IclnIIInL- of (‘ouductor
John chtuour and IiiotoI'uIau (7har-
b s iI‘I'uIIkLI brokc IIII :Ixic in Van Zant
strcct, East Nurwnik. l‘IIutLIrduy af-
ternoon. Word Willi diuputchod to
Sil'i'tIl Railway SupL-rintcmlcut lIiI'L-r-
L-tt II‘. Kyle. who l‘t'HDtllllTi‘ii and took
the car to the Wall Hil't‘l'i burn, lIlu
rouiL- tlILI car ion the l‘iiiii-l but wuu
gotton back on tho rolls with abort do
lay,
--|inppy work.
The ninth annual ILILItuI-L- of the (‘on-
Iiccticut Audubon Society will be bold
toninht in ”In South Norwulk (‘ongrc-
'IIIIsity; llarntl‘oln Va.
is o'clock. Dancing
national chuIILIh, til it o'clock. “t'l‘ill'l'i
,K. .lob will IIpLIalI on Thu LLIIIIIIIIIi
Known lllI‘IbI oi‘ t’onIIIILIiiL-ut. Mr. lob
is one ot' the boat known iLIcturLIrn on
birds III AuIIIi'ica. 'l‘horc will be ovcr
100 nicrLIoptiIIotI plL-tut'LIR from llt‘LI. ALI-
nIiIIslon in row, but LIlItlLbILIII lliliiIll Tlt'
occompuuicd by IIII olLlLIr [)T‘l‘riiil. All
are invited to hear tlu- lecture.
The. ball ('lilllllliiit‘t' uppoiniI-Ll by
(:Htlliil Nurruk lI” of A. IIILIt in iI‘oioI-I-
torn” Hull and anIInxcd all tiIII dctaliu
tor the uucccuNfui running of thb third
annual hull of the. organization. Ac-
cording to their woutcd custom they
have nrrungod for smoothing out of
tho ordinary in tinI way of entertain-
Input mid therefore have engaged the
full troupe of Lynch' :1 Merry Minutrclu.
who as entertainers, have salami grunt
populmlty throuziiout the stain
though this will butheir first appear-
ance in Thin Norwaiks.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Frunn. George
Heath. ll. it, Warren. J. L. Audortion.l
Jane Lloyd, Bernard Randall. Mr. and
Mrs. Henry White. Mrs. Joseph W.
Gibson and chauffeur, John iii. Em
monu, New York; A. l). Nuthnuu, Fili-
farm. Penn: it. it. Ayrén. A. Strauss,
Boston; 1‘. lI‘IIrrILr Burke. Cheyenne.
Wyn: Mr. and Mm. H. W. Osborn;
Mm. George Heath. Rhllndelphin; Ed-
ward it. Pay. tianhury; it Saunders. it.
1) Murray New Haven: Adam Gould.
Norfolk V0.1 iii. A. Oliver. Springfield.
were miem at the Hotel Ciliford.
fun ITANDARII or srANnAIIm.
‘ V IIoUALIrv CHOCOLATII."
not a be: on your way to the that".
‘ flimomwm. caNi-onArioN
WWW.
[Trinity Episcopal Church will bL- hIIlLi
tomor lth'
in the Sunday school room
eveniuga 7:30.
Slcds llllti stratus at
See ad.
Attorney Loo Davis: has been up-
pointod ittilliilliSil‘iiiUl‘ ot' (Tlt‘ cutulc of
thc lIItLI lionsxclacr 'l‘LIn iiroL-ck, who
died about a month ago.
—~ilaskclhall, Armory, Monday night.
(70. lI‘ vs, Yale ‘Vnrsiiy; linrstrom \‘t-i.
Yale lI‘rLIshIIIeII, 3 o‘clock. Dancing
10 to 12.
J. M. Layton & Company nLIgotiatvLi
the sale of Mrs (.‘arrie itouLIIIzwcig'n
house at No. 19 Orchard street, to Ho]-
ly B. Slauson. of South Norwalk. last
week.
lI‘lnLI rooms, steam heat, gas, electric
lights, L~tLI.. at Central llotcl. SL-LI ad.
Mrs. S. M, Allcr and daughters. tin-
Missos isnbclle and MiiLlIIL-d Allcr. of
West street. arrived home Saturday
from iIInglLIwooLi, N. .l.. Wili‘l'tI ”my
bad iILILIn spcndiug ’i‘hanksgiving.
John A. Hamilton. IIII architect of
Putnam Hose Company will hold its
'Ii annual election of officers tonight.
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VWAL, EVENING SENTINEL
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This Christmas Store Holds
Gifts for Men
That Men-Appreciate the Most.
We throw ourselves into the holiday rush with enthusiasm. For
never before have we been so splendidly ready to solve the gift ques-
tion for women than this season. Everything that man wears is en-
titled to a place in your Christmas list of good gifts for men; and
the best place to buy is the best man’s store in town—this store.
Early buyers have the best choosing. of course. and escape the
rush that comes later. Come and see our line of Christmas wears as
soon as you can. We Inc now showing complete lines of the follow-
ing. all new this season. and of the quality which you can rely on get-
ting at our stores:
Bath Robes Gloves Fancy Vests '
Smoking Jackets Neckwear Suspenders
Sweaters Hosiery Shirt Shields
Cardigans Handkerchiefs Mothers
Suit Cases Hand Bags Raincoats
Meantime we are selling the best clothes, hats and furnishings
for men and boys. . I lit .1221 Mill“
I4 South Main St.
Tel. Call 632-2
THE BEST FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED THE MAR-
KET AFFORDS AT LOWEST MARKET PRlCES.
That's the realon we hold our old trade and win new.
We want YOUR orders. We guarantee to give them
the very best attention. We think we ot’fcr you SE8»
ViCE a little BETTER than the other .fellow's best. Will
you test it? ‘ 1
.Buy Oat’s That's Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
53.3 West l-llui stI'LIct. Ncw York. is
negotiating for tho purchaw of thc
extensive ilurkc property in West I
atrcct. now occuplcd by Mrs. F. S.
(‘oIIiL-y and family. ‘ _
'llIII Yuic llnglc iI‘lfII and llium \‘I” K“ \ 1,...\./_.\./..\/ "’ ‘W
(our. will IIcL'ILIiILI Iluir mu uniform;
DLILI LInIiILII 10. ”IIth \VIIILI IIILIainrL- Ll
Friday evening by II I'cprcxciitutivo oi”
the ilcuLlLIron & Son‘s, of i’lIilIIdLIlplIi:I,
I’LInn.
’i‘hLI icoi‘gc A. VarnIIy (‘oIIIp:III.I‘.
lI‘ii'th ovcnuc. New York. has thc coir
tIuI't tor the alterations to bo blade to
thc house of Ft IcLlLIrIiIk llLdi“oId. at
(hot-us lI‘IIrms. 'llIII llit‘St‘lli iIIsiLlL' IIL-IL
is to bc LIIItiII'LIly IIltLII'LILi and about
doubled in size. 'l‘IIII following aub—
contracts are ready to be M and tin-
fLIIILIrIIl contractors would likL- to rc~
(‘l‘in' bidk from pIIoplLI in this leiIIity:
Plumbing. gas tittig. LIlLIIItricIIi work.
dLIcoraiiIIlr, tiling. lirepiaccn. mantcls.
Iliilit,‘ gluon. parquet floors and I'LIIIIItiau
blinds. The piano \I'LIIILI prL-parLILl by
Architect Moniroae W. Morris, a“: Wall
iI‘il't‘i'i. New York. The estimated cost
is to bc about $25,000.
ARRESTS FOR DRUNKENNESS.
Two Victims Flood and Sent to Jail
From South Norwaik.
Tiill‘i‘y llrown was drunk lucoIItL n‘l-
iIiIly so. liLI uttruciLId tliII uticntlon
of (‘lIiLIi‘ ot' l’olicLI \I'olluIIII , who IutiIl
"(To on lIoiIIII. or i'll have to lock up."
“Won't Izoluuuc.“ I‘tIlllit-LI iirowli
"will-“s. tlIIIrII.”
‘IWLIll. tiIL-II, LIquLI with IIIII.
chbd
"()rrilzht." responded iirown. "(lI‘I
right, no Iviv. you, but won't go iliillit‘.
Wit-“u tiIL IILI."
'l‘lIis IIILuIIIluL'. .luriLL- 'i‘7ll'u;itii Hiliti. ”$7
and coats." iIowII .~:.Ild Can‘t pay
" sold thI
The trip to lb'iducport wuu IIIIIdc
thin morning.
ilrown in also umiLII' urrcui in Nov-
wuik on charm-u ot' non-support. but
it is quite solo to any that ho will
not uppcur whcu tbLI cuNLI IILIIIILIN up for
trial.
(‘lIIIIIiIIu .lohuuon. who iIIIIL lILILIII
buurdiuu born for NLIIIILI iiilil‘. but who
TlllH wmkcd iu iiIidgL-port mct Htllllt'
friIIIILlN in VVi‘Hilitll'l ycutcrduy. who
i l't‘Kilii‘ti him with munity and apparent,
iy umucroun notations. (in his Iii-purl
TiT‘i‘ ho took it stirruo «qu which won
probably the cIIImLI of his bclnu inorI
diiIuiL-Ilv intoxicated when hot uliuhiml
from tho troilcy Tlt‘l'i'. (itilccr Smith
arrested him uml iiIiII morning he was
fined 85 and costs. which he did not
have. lie was cbnperoued back in
Bridgeport.
~EXPERT SEWING MACHINE RE
PA R8.
Alan sewing muchino oil of absolute
purity, and the beat. not-dim and part»
for all Innchtncu at Singer stores.
Look for tho Rod 8.
Singer Bowing Machine. (30.,
Main St. Flo. Norwnlk, (3min.
Booth. Selling Agent.
10 80.
L. H.
Christmas Post Cards
LARGEST ASSORTMEN’T‘ TN
THE STATE,
Umbrellas. 5590 up
Mummy AND cuurunv SHEET
with“
Agent {or "A. a. “mgr-utiliti- Inch-ii
rmmyuon Dru
on» W W
WmP:
Book and Stationery Stores.
49 Wall St.. Norwalk. 6 So. Main St.. So. Norwalk.
For the Halidays
COLEBURN & LAUDER
96 WASHINGTON ST. 3 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK.
Have prepared a large and choice stock. and
would respectfullu ask uour
inspection.
\VlILIII .TllSTit't‘ Mnulc was on tho
’i‘lILI IIILIIIIIII rn ot’ the NIIIIIIIILI; (‘lulI, ilt‘iltit ii bullying coulIHIIi Wilfi I‘llli‘ (lily
of Norwnlk. IIILI quito Si‘liillliih count 1,...“ boating .10 “pp-”y tLIIuiIle “In.
IlIIIlIIullIII IIIIIIIIIII of RlvlnRII IIIII.I llIII ‘llt'lih‘ in u ttNt‘ imrorL- him. liavlnn
IIILIIIIiuIIILI oi iilt‘ Luuunizuiioo to parti Maw...“ hm. into n uiatc of ititci'
III-.putL ’i‘iILI llllliit'y iqu not \i'i IILILIIIl,,',..,...hl.,.HIIUNH u“. luwycr uppculcll
liliii‘ tll'lllii‘d upon Ito tho IIILiuLI to make ilt‘l‘ answer hiH
W‘” ““‘“‘“‘"““"" . IlquiluIIu.
SHERMAN—'FITCHI 3 “Why do you not :IIII—IWIIII quIlIIIII?"
Mina Annio iI‘iiclI ot Norwnik. and :aulILILi thLI luduc
(7'lIuIlLIII M. Hhcruuio. ot‘ ilLth-i. W‘l‘lt‘ i "M :tlthI my lord lILI tit'ili‘i'ii me no."
liliil‘l'it‘ti 'l‘lIuIIimuiving day by Nov 16. iI'LI IpilL-d tin» trL-Iubilux woman
id. (.7 Imuinglunu, pastor of the [and llV-t‘ '50 (“NH ho Inc, muum, " nald tlIu
nuol Methodist church. ilttducndiluw Nottinw
MAY GIVE A PLAY.
THE TRUST COMPANY
MAKES THE CARE or ESTATES A SPECIALTY, AND W In
ONLY NArunAL THAT H“ CH 001.0 EXCEL AN INDIVIDUAL
iN His CAPACITY. "'
iT HAS THE iMPEi’iBONAL au-r DEPENDABLE HONES-
TY iNHERENT IN A BANKING Iuariruriou napalm
ABOUT av sTRINoer LAW; AND woos: FINANCIAL
arArnMENra‘ ARE REGULAR LY AND rneousuer alv-
EN To run PUBLIC.
i‘l’ Is ENTiRELY FREE FR om THOSE TEMPTATTONB
WHICH OFTEN chomrAsa THE RUIN or Inn: lNDiVID-
UAL uxtcoron AND wane K THE EsrAT: :Nrsusrnp
'ro Hui CARR.
South Norualk Trust County,
Arm AI sxlcuron, ADMINISTRATOR on rant-rut. it It,
00000:. ov III, 01.0mm. ...... _....l‘ll.
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, and Wisconsin Central :1 point.
Holiday
‘Staliunu',
.Wu wish to call your early atten~
tion to our HOLIDAY STATIONERY.
'i‘lIcae goods Ioe displayed in our win-
,dow for your inspection and you will
undoubtedly be surprised and pleased
at the reasonable prions at which they
are lllill'kt‘ti. Stationery upon which
a small payment has been made will
be laid aside. for you.
the Billiard Pharmacy,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL S'l‘lilI‘ E ’l‘, iO:lO.—-’i‘h0 npcn-
int: quotations for stocks showed a.
higher range than on Saturday and
dealings \vLIIILI :IctiVLI. Low priccd
Hitlt‘kh’ Wl‘l't' conspicuous, but, liIIII'o
Wt‘l'tt .IduII'p advaIIcLI also in a number
ot' hinh pricLId railroads. Canadian
Pacific :IleaIIcLILl 21.3. ,(lrLIat, Northern
old. 11].. Virginia iron 20,, Hocking
(700] 1'6. lillti liallway StLIcl Sprint;
'l‘hLI
principal fractional gains \I'LII'II in [In
oin lv’aciilc, (‘lILIIIsupIIIIlIII and Ohio and
Ontario and WLIutLIrn. Cotton Oil pid.
sold at II. IlLIcliuo of It. and Northern
Pucilic rLIcLILlIId 1-2,
WALL S’i‘ltldE’i‘. ii a. m.~A large
and comIIrclILIIIsivLI demand rpm for
numerous railroad and industrial
stocks. Recent speculative favorites
were taken freely and 'liiti buying
thoIIdL-IIIId materially. 'i‘hc advanccs
I'LIIILIlch a joint and over' in num-
erous cancel. Wells Fargo Eprcss It
and Anaconda Ii.
WALL S'l‘ill-llc'l‘, noun—The trading;
was quiet and thL.I uudLII'toIILI strong.
Slight rcactiona wiIIIrLI curly advanccs
had oLILIuI'rLId weIIL-I offact by aleuIIcL-s
at Tlt‘W points. (‘unudian i‘LILIiiic rosc
till cxirLIInII :l H and Anaconda 5 1-17.
The Ntrcunth of call Inonoy IILILIIIILILl to
ilt' without iIIiiuIInLIc. ilonds IILIILI
iiI'nI.
NEW YORK. Doc. ii.—-—AII activo and
LIxcitIIIl ,llltH‘Plllt‘lli in tho stock of iiil‘
Nipisniug Mince t‘onipany LILIIIIII'IILId on
tho onLIIIing of tho (‘urb Riot-l1 nIIII'lILL
today. 'l‘lIIII-L- was II uuick- break in
tin» IIIiLIII of “III :i'.lt)(i\ \ftcr closins.
at lilI . . :‘Iturdur it opened at iii. today
and within liIILI iiiiillilt‘S atlcr the open
ing was quotcd at iii iIiLl, till/3 uskcd.
About 20.000 shares of Nipissiuy.
stock wcrc oi'i‘LII'cLl for solo on tho curb
at the opening. This actlviily follow-
LId IIII IIIIIIouIILIcmLIIIt after tho closc
of the IIIIIIIkLIi on Saturday that the
(lungcnhcim iIItLIrcats had declined to
(‘Xt‘l‘t’thI an option hold by them on
400.000 Sillil‘OS ot‘ the company‘s stock
at 2:? u .~lIaIIII. on the ground that they
had not had sulllcicm lililtI to LIxaIIIiuII
ihLI titlcs lo ihLI company's property.
AI it; tho stock took an upw 1rd turn.
moving gradually up to is iILIi'oI‘LI the
end of the ilrst tlIIIcLI~quIIIIiIIIIs of an
hour. Tit‘lwt't’ll 50.000 and 00.000 snows
of Nipissintz stock IvLIrc traded in dur-
ing the iirni hour.
ANOTHER COMMISSION.
Mavement Said to be Afoot for State
Body to Seal Weights and Measures.
it is rcportcd that. a movement is im-
int: lllil‘h‘t'ti to create II commission to
LIquniuLI wolghtu and lilt‘llHlll‘t'S undtII'
slab- authority. in i001 a bill with
that 'LInd to WOW was iniroduccd in
tho scnuic and was I'LIt‘LIrrLId to tho
LILIIIIIIIItILIc ou judiciary. An oiilciui
from tho HittitI tI'LIuNurIII"a oflicc up-
pLIIIrLILi before that body in support ot'
the oxiutinn iIIIvN dealing with thI.I mat-
tor and the bill wuu reported on uII~
favorably.
'l‘hu law proviIlIIR that wolghts and
llit‘tiHiiI‘t‘S adopted by conurcuu in lilfiti
and soul to this Niiiil‘ shall be. standard
in (lonucctlcut, and ho hunt to the cus-
tody of tluI stutLI tIIIIIquIIIIr in his otllL-II,
ll. IILILpIiI'IIn tlIIIt. tiILI trouuuror of each
county uliull lump in good order
WIIlulIlu IInLi nIIItIsIuIIIn llko Home, by
which other IvcinhtI-I and IIILIIILIIII‘IIH
may no icutI-Id. it furtiILIrIuorII rc~
dIIiI'LIs that thc IIIIlIILItnu-n of curb town
shall provide wuiuhis nnLl IIIIIIu-Iurcu uu
utaudurda for ionic townu und Hiiiiii try
tin-III by tho county niuudnrdu.
it. in uruumi that tho LleI-Itiuu lawn
ili‘t.‘ HTTTTTTiOil‘TlT.’ ii' obscrvcd. A com-
mission would mean no oxpLIIIILII, salary
and incidoutuin of $2,000 to the state
and would be uIIIuIcI-uuury. it is unsort-
IId. tlppouiliou to tho IIILIILIIIII'LI Iu cor-
tutu.
NORWALK YOUNG MEN HELD UP.
'i‘wo Norwulk young men uiutc that
l ilIIIy were recently hcld up on tho Nor.
wnik slreetn. George Sinwtck IIIIyH
that ho was rLIlivoIl of $1.40 in mouoy
near the “cits nuwmlll. and Howard
Nndin LIIIIIILI. III coniunt with n hoid- -up
man on Wont avenue Both IILILIIIrL-ucL-IL
took place several nights ago whiln
Itho young men were on their way
home. Nadia cucunod without louitik
anything. A man stopped him on
West. avenue and naked for a match
and tobacco and when Nudin told him
he had neither. the. huitiIlm man told
him he wanted anything he had. Mr.
Nudtn promptly akidooed.
you about it. Read it.
The can of Mrs. Clara Loncimk,
charged with selling liquor to minors.
and allowing minors to loiter about
her saloon my street. went: over
until Weep? day, when it will he tried.
W
Chi-trim“ pout card: at Coleman a.
See ad.
Try Dihka'a cotter. 'i’hII,I ad. will tell .
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TI-‘I'ATgII OS‘ROi'J‘lIlE PLEASURE. or
00100. WHERE 15w, news!
DRESSED DTbR'le OcCASTOM'. .
. WHETHERTITTSISKATING om, .~.
. momenta! Tb cuURw catatonic
‘ PEOPLET NOTICE WHATMuf
I
RIGHLCLOTHESL
‘waimumv 111:.»st mun co. emeAcg o-
HOIMICI.:
HAVE YOU EVER. HAD TO STAY AT HOME BE-
CAUSE YOU DTD NOT HAVE THE CLOTHES FOR.
. SOME OCCASION? OCCASIONS ARE APT TO COME'
ANY TlME. CAN You AFFORD Not" To MEET
PEOPLE? CAN YOU AFFORD Nor To BE DRESSED
RIGHT WHEN YOU Do MEET PEOPLE? ll" WILL Do
You NO HARM To COME lN AND TRY ON ONE or
oUR WINTER 5UlT5 AND OVERCOATS. JUST
“TRY ON" SOME 000D CLOTHES. il‘ WILL Do
You GOOD To FEEL COMFORTABLE ONLY A FEW
MlNUTEs. EXPECT WE CAN Show You CLOTHES
.So DESIRABLE THAT WE CAN GET You 0170 THE
DRESSING HABIT III YOU ARE Nor ALREADY ”in.
How MUCH WILL ll" COST YOU? T1115 MUCH:
A GooD SUIT FOR $10.00 12.00 15.00
A CLASSIC .SUIT FOR $10.00 To 30.00
A GOOD LooKlNG OVERCOAT roR _
$10.00 T015..00
A DEAD SWELL OVERCOAT FOR
15.00 To $30.00
YES AND EVERYTHING YOUR 500v OR YOUR.
BOY’S BODY NEED AT OUR STORE.
Selleck 8- Price,
HEAD-TO—FOOTERS,
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
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BuyYourCoifeeatDibbh Stirocery
That we have finest Coffee here is beyond dispute. Our Padang, Java
and true Mocha we speak of. To induce new trade to try it, I will give
a box of Mother's Crisp, a 10c article to all who try this coffee this week.
Yours for mutual help.
t ORENZO DIBBLE
Telephone Call 626-4.
Nice lean Shoulders. Der pound,
We
20 Pounds Granulated Sugar. - $i.0tl
BEN HUR FLOUR .......................... PER BAG, 650: BBL, $5.00
FANCY MAINE POTATOES ...................... PER PK., 200; BU., 750
3 CANS MILK ........ . .............................................. 250
2 LB. MIXED NUTS ...................................... . .......... 251:
APPLES, PER PK. .................................................. . 25¢
ASSORTED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
United Grocery Co. M. Epstein.
49 Fort St., East Norwaik. Tel. 3190.20 North Main 8t., 80. Nor. Tel. 143.
Wanted l
At Star Shirt Factory,
Merwin Street,
MACHINE STITCHERS
Good Pay and Steady Work.
Apply at Factory at once.
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COMFORTABLE AND CONl'iDENTlNiTiE 5
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