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Lillilll NeWs Nllles'
County Commissioner
town today on business.
No session of the Monday Afternoon
Whist Club is to be held today.
Deputy Sheriff John W. Sculiey Is ill
Wilton today serving jury warrants
A regular meeting of Old Well Hook
and Ladder Company will be held this
evening.
The Choral Union will meet In the
Norwalk Congregational Chapel this
evening.
—~Ushcrs' Entertainment. Wed. eve.
Norwalk M E Church. Recitations
by A. H. Wilcox former secretary Y.
M C. A. . also weii- knowu musical or
tlstn. Admission 25c.
John Drescher has taken a position
at the Victoria Hotel, running the abr-
bershop there
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com-
pany will hold Its regular monthly
meeting this evening. ’
A meeting of l’. C. imlnshury Lodge
N. E. O. P., will be held tomorrow 0
ning in Mystic Chain Hall.
Miss Maly Walsh. of Gloss stlect.
Norwalk. had the misfortune Flldliy
to fail and break her hip.
Miss Marjorie Bishop and Miss Elsie
Hill will be members of It party of
five who will sail the lllttcl part of
January for Genoa, to make a tour of
ltaiy l
The attachments upon the oyster
boat I. P. Merscreau. which has been
tied up for about ten days, are being
settled and Sheriff Smiley will proba-
bly release the attachment shortly.
The prize for roller skating at the
Rollaway Rink Saturday night. was
awarded to Miss Ruth Dufuuit. of West
avenue. The judges were Victor W.
gerrisé. Thomas A. Shelley and G. E.
o
—-Sieighs at Llltli'cr M Wllght 3
Ernest C. llaviiand. who recently
sustained such a serious fracture of the
leg. is now getting along nicely at the
Norwaik Hospital, and yesterday was
able to see a few visitors for the first.
time.
Toyland at A. J. Collins & Co. Is now
opened for the children and their par-
ents don't, fall to bring the little ones
and let them look through the largest
line of, toys and games ever shown ill
the Twin Cities. See adv.
A meeting of the Arion Society was
held last evening in Arion Hall. at
which time plans were made for their
annual masquerade bull to be held on
February 4 III the hull. Plans were
also perfected for the annual Christ,
mus tree for the children.
A meeting of tho Marigold (‘lub will
be held tomorrow evening ill. the club
rooms in tho Lauder Block. when sc-
verai applications for n'III’IIliIcrIIhIp will
be acted upon. A IIanIlIIIIt will bII
III-Id after the mcctlng III the rooms.
A special communication of St.
John's Ltidgl}. i". and A, M.. of Nor-
walk will be held tomorrow cveulng.
when the Roy ticolun i) Egbert. plls
tor of tho Norwuik tunglcizntlonni
Church will be raised to the Sublimo
Degree of a Mulder Mason.
Father 0 Donnell pastel of St.
Mary‘ a Church will celebrate his slivcr
juhiII-II III-xi Moudul (in Sunday
morning Ill 10:30 thorn will be Il spec-
IIII service and at 7:30 p. Ill. there will
be special vellpors with sIIrIIIon by Itov.
W. .i, Silanicy. of lillnbury. (in Mon-
day morning there Will‘hl.‘ II mass.
The large number of people such
about the streets yesterday with II
thirsty look bore out tho fact that you
terday was ll very dry Sunday in
South Norwnlk. Ily night the
rumor Ilwstorloulliy up ad that the
little poiicc woio In town and every
thing closed up sillleiI at it o'clock
and remained closed until this morn-
Ing. Experts say Iilut‘ll wlul II very
very dry IiIl.I
The subject lit the 'Iilurlldlly oven-
lnlt prnyIIr mIIIIlinlz or ”III Norwalk
Methodist I‘Ihllrlh will be “'i‘hc Illnht
Kind of II Revivfui' Al the Norwnlk
(Tlmnrcuailomli Churci the cubic“ will
be “The Everyday n—aills Trials
and 'l‘mnptuiionu." At tr“ inlicr church
tho Weekly melding of to Young i’m
pic's Hallow will precede the regular
weekly prayer nervico. The. topic for
this wuck in “Courage or Cowardlom-
Which?"
AETNA CONSTRUCTION COMPANY.
HARTFORD lice. [Ow—The Aston.
Construrlllm Company with a capital
stock of mill Illld was incorporated to.
day. t-uIIIIIlIIl 0. lie house and A.
William Sperry. of» so Haven. and
John M. WIIIII‘III. of Norwich. are nam-
ed as the incorpomtm. The object
in to construct Illecirle and steam rall-
rouls and to engage in other terms of
mstnlctinn work . .
Peix was in
i
VG'
.Iuor Il’i’sllwwfieu
FOR OUR XMAII'DIIPLAY.
THI IIOOIIT VET.
l.
munch-rowan. OOIIPOIM‘ION
. Prescription mum.
.; I: u; - u;u;-:-:-_-:s;- -.-:¢ .
INSURANCE.
Taylor 85 mGolden.
HAPPY WEEK.‘
It Is said that the average shopper
Wears a worried look but it. is certain
that not one woman or man among the
crowds who Iett. tho Krlulter a Co.‘ a
. sutre last Saturday did anything bllt
smile. This firm has inaugurated
- something distinctly new III advertis-
' in; events.
It is a gorgeous bargain
giving sale which appealed to every
person who entered the store. This
event is styled I-iappy Week. The
name is copyrighted and will be given
to the public twice a your. A member
of the firm In explaining the purposes
and methods of the event said: "We
realize that the name and the smiling
face illustrations Were not enough.
i they are simply accessories to the fact
that we have so reduced the prices of
'wanted merchandise in this store that
It Is imposible fill any one to remain
two minutes in the store without. smil-
lgin ~oui of sheer pleasure at. the lllilIS‘
!uai offeliugs and chances to save
money. " The effectiveness of the. idea
and of the event could b noted by anv-
one who passed by the s ole or entered
it last Sutuldny Evelyone scented
to be either smiling or laughing, and
most all were buying There is a
novelty about the idea of combining
pleasure and selling that scents to have
appealed to all who attended and this
enterprising film seems to have orl-gl
noted a novel idea that is sure to fill
their store with happy customers dur-
ing the balance of the week. Certain
it Is that the event Is flu different ill
its nature from that of ordinary sales
and we heartily conglatulate this firm
on having devised the unique idea and
calricd it out. so successfully.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.
Despite the threatened conditions of
weather yesterdn y there were good siz-
cd Iongl'cguiions fit the Firbt Metho-
dist Church, especially In the evening.
In thII morning the pastor, the Rev. W.
W. ’1‘. Duncan. began It sclics of scr
Inons on tho lncnl'.ntllion tllc. theme
was Not Room in iIIc Inn. The Men‘s
lilblc (‘iass was well attended Illld dis-
cussed the tlutlls of the, lesson (‘Illist
on the Cross. in the or cning the thin]
sclnlon to young people was plcnc,hed
lthe theme being The Sal-led Alt of
Falling in 1.0le 'th~ story of
Jacob's romance Ill connection with
Rachel was told. and the necessity oi
loving the highest things III ollicl to
fall In love with the noblest ch llllt
tors was emphasized. 'i be music by
the choir throughout the day was most
excellently rendered. 'I‘iIII lilIlSliiil
program was altered sIIIIIIIwIIIlt.«iIIIt.
the substitutes were well rcceivcli. Mr.
Pepper sang Tile iioly (‘itI III the even-
ing. This familiar bllt nobIII colnposi
tioll was made new by the striking
and ImplesslvOl; lenditiou of It by a
master voice. General preparations
are being made for the gland loll call
of Wednesday evening.
LOSS‘D‘UE T0 INSURANCES SCAN.
DA .
LONDON. Dec. mural» loss of Ull‘
Mutual Life Insurance Company. of
New York III the United Kingdom in
conscnlIcnl-II of the rcccnt scandals Illl-
pours ill have. been about 35.000.000
worth of insurance. [Aiillllill Mllllrlgcr
liogg. the succssol- of i). C. illlldclllun.
now with the North British and Mel"
cunlile insurance Company. lIIstII'iIIII
today III thc suit of thc Mutual again-
st Mr_ )ialdenmnn Illld the North ill‘l-
tisil that the policies sllrrclldercd III
April and October. liifii‘l iIItnlchI Hill?
and were vnlllIId at $li,'.iIiit.iilfI. willlII
ilII- surrenders for the some period of
1905'» were only 575 IIIIII vuinod III I.—
i'Itiil_fIiil’I. Mr. liogg added that u Kr III
number of the Sill‘i‘lIliliI'l't‘fi policies
Illld done lo the North iiritlsII with
Mr, iIaidIIllllln. The total of theI Mul-
llal‘s policies III the United Klllulill'vl
III the mid of Jim?) was apprllxilllllicly
”hoodlum,
OVERLOOK FIVE DEFEATED.
'i‘IIII Overlook School basketball
team chI to Sillllli'orll Saturday IIl‘lI-r.
noon and was Iici'clllcd. 32 to 2. l) Nil"!
Manor School livII iii the illttIIr‘II gym-
nasillln, located on Sillppull i’olnt. lhlr-
in: lhc first tlIlI minutes of play llt'liiit‘i‘
IIIIIII scorI-d. blll IIlIIIl- lIlII SIIIIIII‘III'IIIII‘II
wcrc Hint-lull, Mild! to stop till-Ill pi‘nv-
cli flllilc, The first half (‘lillllli III III.
vor or the Manor School 12 lo 2. Day
threw the "chi goal for thc ()vorlooks.
()n the latter llIIIuI wIIrc Aullullll', Alin-
di. Day, Wlly. II‘ord. iI‘IIrl'IIc. Arnold Illld
{ Duly.
CHRISTENING iN NEW HVAEN.
(iiulc Elizabeth IIII- infant daughter
of Di. and Mrs. Willis ll. Clown. of
New Iillrcn. qul IIIIlIIlIIncll III iilcir
residence. lliti WIIIIlIII avenue, New
Huvcn. Sulllllillv Ilficlnoon. lit 4
o’clock 'I‘IIIl cIIllIqully wull conduct-
ed by itev. (iellluc \llll AIIIIyIIII Ii...l)
of South Norwaik.
Ill Crown mIIl oi‘ Silllc lilplbwny Colu-
IIIlIIIIiIlnIIr James II Muclionllili. MIII.
Crown's filiilcr. Wcl'II lurncly roprcscnb
cli. After liIII IIlIrIIIlIoIIy il lclnpiinlt
luncheon wnII Ilcrvcll.
“mom“... . MM-..—
«EXPERT .GIWING MACHINE RE~
PAIRS
Also 7“ wins: uluchiuc oil or Illmolulo
purity lillti the heat Ili‘l‘ilil'il Illlli parts
for all IIIIIlIiIlIIIIII at Hunter lulu-II II.
book for the Red H
Singer Sewing Mllclllw In in RI).
Main St... So. ’Norwnlk. Gene. 1.. G.
Booth Belling Agent.
“Clearance Sale
Sheet Music
6 for 25 Oils
CHRII‘TMAO POST CARDS.
LATIBT OUT.
IILK FOOT CARDS.
PICK C INVOIR IKATID.
COLEMAN’S
till»! "one.
to North Milli “was death
wand-rt
loath Namath. l
Iliilim ”mil-ii
"I“
’Ihc families of ..
Suits and
At $
The work of an artist is
plaids, and' In blue and black
,3»
14 South Main St.
Relative to
Overcoats
15..00 7
defined in his small. as well as
his greatest works. SO it Is in our suite and overheats at
$I5 that you see the expressive tailoring and designing
which mark our garments at greater prices. ‘
The same patterns and the same tailors are concerned
in their making; the same perfection of fit and the same
smart appearance are the results.
Suits of gray worsteds' In mixtures, tones. checks and
worsteds and thibets at $15.
Overcoats of gray weaves, Oxford mixtures and black,
’Varsity and Chesterfield models. $15.
A try on is the test we invite you to make. There is no
obligation to buy because you try.
Tel. Call 632—2
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W
tile very best attention.
VICE it little BETTER than
you test it?
«MM’
THE BEST FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED THE MAR-
KET AFFORDS AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
That's the union we hold otlr old trade and win new
We want. YOUR orders.
We think we offer you SER~
.Buy Oat'
B:
We guarantee to give them
the other fcilow's best. Will
5 That's Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
“""T? 578."
96 WASHINGTON'Gfi
SOUTH NORWALK:
TONI
For the Holidays
COLEBURN & LAUDER
3 MAIN ST.
NORWALK.‘
Have prepared a large and‘choice stock-and
would respectfuilll ask Ilour
inspection.
Xmas Blues Ill
Eaton Hullblllt
Writing Paper From 25c to "$3.00
Wm. P.
Book and Stationery Stores.
Beers’
IS SO. Main St» 80. Norwnlk.
49 Wall St.. Norwelk.
STEAMER PERUVIA ASHORE.
Is Near Long Beach. N. J,, But Lies
in Good Position.
NEW YORK, ilIIc. Ill.~-—MI.IltlIlllul:
one illIhibllusII l‘IIl llnolllcr lilt‘ (iIIrllllIl.
III-Igbi lltlIlImIII l'ti'.IliVlil bound from
liuulrdlz. (icrlnluly to Philadelphia loud
cd with 60,000 blurs of sllglll chII on
It lulnd bur off Mug ilcach. N. .I.. lit!-
l’orII daylight today. The Hil'lilii"'
was uppllrclltiy llultllllrIIIi and during
the {IIIIIIIIIIIII llIy costly in lilo llllIlli
Worth
while, than a bank book?
Start an account for It
or ten dollars.
Four percent. paid to Savings Dept.
nwlllllng thI- arrival of wrecking tugs.
'lhlI Long Iicach idle Saving crow
wclll III ”III assistance ol' the crow If
liIII stranded vcssul. but lilo all men
on litiiil‘tl declined to be taken oil". The
captain Ilskcd that a tug be sent llu‘
Hull] ll... hoped to get. his vessel of! tho
bur. lie said llla ttho,strundlug was
dull to the fact that 11in: Beach Light
was mistaken for Ahsecon Light.
'IIIII i’cruvia Is 363.3 feet long and
IIIII IIIIt iIIIiIlngI- is 2ti09 She III owned
by W. Kllnsilnlln, of
many.
Slcltln (inr-
hristmas Presen
While.
III there a more useful present. one more worth
1: boy or girl with Olly, five,
Start Ii in his own name: he‘ II appreciate iii Your
son or daughter. or your young friend. it's‘ In good taste.
The South Nonlalll Trust Co;
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I “In!!!“
The Weather
changes.
If youweur II OHAMOis'VEeT or
. cHlIs'r PROTECTOR. 'IIIIIII chill
that seems to strike right through w
your marrow will not be experienced
all winter. But that Is not the im-
pmtnnt part of it; one will guard your
health. keep you from taking cold by
protecting your lungs.
NO BETTER
Chest Protectors
are made than those we carry.
In and pick one out.
sickness.
Come
it may save you
Prices are too low to make
It worth while to take chances.
Ill Billiard Pharmacy,
THE PRESCRIPTION arose,
‘ TEL. 15—2.
snarl Dslmvnav SERVICE.
I
HER MUSCLES LIKE A ROCK.
WAI.I. STREET. 10:10 It. m.--'Aill-
crican securities Wele higher In 110!"
(ion today. but thcle was a doubtful
response to this influence III the open
ing tlnde hele i’riles moved llrcgll
Inrly and Wcstcln railroad stocks
Were under plessurc Northern I’I-nlilil
fell 1 1-2 llllon Politic and Smelling i
and St Paul. Atchison and Reading
6-8. Mexican (‘ellirai rose, o8.
WAII. S’II‘REE'i II II. III.—--iI‘ill'uI
fillIluatIons wcle succeeded by a gen
crlli soil: of pI'IiIes, bill the los- -cs In
the III-tire stocks were not lillgt‘ ex-
(cpl ill special Iascs. St. Paul [toad
lug. i’cllllsylranill and Kansas and ’III x-
Iu-l iIIlI off I Virginia hell I 1-? Union
’tIlIll‘Ic l 5-K (ill-at Nmthcrll prL 2
and National itntlmIIIillg pfli l Illlf-
faio. ItIxIIlestcl‘ Illld I‘Iltshllrg jutllpcli
'l' Illld the preferred it I~2 points.
WALL S’I‘REIIJ’i‘. Ilooll.~—i’rices wont
l0\\'i'i‘ than ill the first hour, lull sup
port was forthcoming Illld a rally fol-
lowed In who of a mic of 28 nor l’l‘iii.
for call Illoncy. Reading was promi-
lit‘ilL ill lliu l'niiy. scoring pl'.II-tiI-:lliy
a lull I'III-OVIIry. iionds wcl‘II hcuvy.
WALI. S'i‘IIIIIE'I‘. l. p. III.~~~t‘IllllplI-lc
recoveries wcrc IIIIIIIII ill Inlllly install-
ccs IIIIIIII‘II llil‘ I‘Ilily stoppcd. The nmr.
kIIt. bIIl-Illuc cxccdlngly quit and fell llif
gradually.
NEW YORK. Doc. lii.~~-i“lcu\‘y (lottl‘
ing in Ihc stock of the Niplnsslllg Mill~
es Company was again It feature of thc
Curb stock market today. The price
which closed III It rdlly opcnctl
at 14 to 13 and soon II eIV'warII sold at
12%.
NEW YORK. lice. ill.——liioncy on
call was quoted at 20 per cent on the
Stock Exchange before 1! o'clock to-
v
pontoon, Iiol' Io.~ot lilo 5-..2 .Iliiitil)
ill unid available in the lualkut today.
tIIc I'nltcli Stlllcs took 250.000. The
rest was secured by the ilank of Eur.-
Iund. with the exception of $250,000.
which went to India.
9'
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FIREBUG TRACKED iN SNOW.
Two Attempts Made to set Fire to the
Knife Works in thfleid.
NOR'I‘iIII‘IEId), Conn. lice. Iii.——-'l‘wo
lltlcmpts Io sci fire to the knife works
owncd by Mr. Catlin here last night.
wereI unsuccessful owing to the rigi-
illnce of the two waltchtllen employed.
IIIIII by reason of the light full of snow
the alleged tin-hug was arrested. the
trucks of Ills feet proving to be an we
ccilcnl, trail. The mun lllldcr arrest
is Edward 1., Goldsmith. llnII be Is ill
the lockup Ill. 'l‘holnpson awaiting the
nrrivui of an officer from Lilchlield.
The first Illlcnlpt to set. a tire was
made about it o‘clock in all outbuild-
ing used for storage purposes. The
watchman pllt the blaze out illlli then
followed the trucks in thrI snow -to
lioidslllith's homc. Ilut. the young
lllIlIi was not. there. About 2 o'clock
lInolhIIr fire was found at. the oastmud
of tho works and this was extinguish-
IIII. More footprints litlltc snow ivcro
followed Illld thIsII led to the Gold-
slllith home. The village ofilccrs ware
hours later tioIIlsI-hlnldt Was placed Illl-
IIIII IllrcI-li on suspicion d having not.
the tires. Two weeks amidst night ‘a
til-II was sot III the knife' wmks. No
damage was done
MARSHAL BIBHOEP TO BE RETAIN-
Bulkcisy and Brnndcaeo Secure HII
Ruppolntmsnt.
\VASIIIING'I‘ON. litlc. R.-»-«~SIIIIIIIIII'
iiulkclcy Ilnli III‘IIIIIIIIchI Iodlly IIIlIi.IIII
ill rcconlnlcllllluit to the attorney genr-
l'lii tiIII. i'l‘IillilltliIiliiiMit of iiilihlou S.
liblhllp of Norwich IIII Illllrsilul of (ion-
IlcclII-ut. 'I‘hII ullorllcy ullllcrlli Ilgrouli
ill send Mr. ilillilop‘s panic in the
i‘IlIHiIIIIIIt Illl IIIIIIII as tho pullers I-IIII bl:
prcplllcd.
Mr Bishop iIIIII hold the Miller in!
child yIIIIlII. having been IIIIltinllIII'
lllllIlIIII III the nuggostion of the. bile
‘lmIIrcIIIunnn Russell. Ills prcllclli
appointments expires on the itth of
lilllmtmth The salary of the elites III
82 000 II your.
PETITION! TO CONGRESS.
HM
lntroducody by
But
Vi'ARIIIl‘ifi’I‘tif‘i.k licyc. itiwui’eiilions
rind lenolntlons Wale presented to the
Senate by Senator Bulkeley last. week
all follows: Petitions of the Silas
Bronnml library of Waterbury and
Wesleyan University library of Middle-
town a stunt the passage of Bonnie
blii nhr Mixing the existing rights of Ii-
hrarles to import books In the English
language; resolutions of Connecticut
no list. convention held III South Nor-
October 17 representing 27 000
been e. expressing its nbhorrsnce for
the unprecedented abuse of the natives
oi the Congo Free State
1
Matures Booster
our
notified of ”It‘ circulnsttnlcps and some .
‘ EJOLV D .
Gown ER: ls newly
DRE ED Tomb: ace/Inform ,
Illlle‘ 'f'i-l :afnylsmrwc ails
Inst oases. cuusgl Oiiiio
PEOPLE]? NqncsLd/H mambo
E 570651 ONE mom ;,
all". can WWII
( ‘BUITEPIIB writ
.3 .. I.
chumer m: noun. snow co: CNISAJD 'y-‘r. I ., . WWII“:
HAVE YOU EVER HAD TO STAY AT HOME BE—
CAUSE YOU DID NOT HAVE THE CLOTHES FOR
SOME OCCASION? OCCASIONS ARE APT To COME
ANY TIME. CAN YOU AFFORD NOT To MEET
PEOPLE? CAIII YOU AFFORD NOT TO BE DRE‘SISED
RIGHT WHEN YOU DO MEET PEOPLE? iT WILL DO
YOU NO HARM To COME lN AND TRY ON ONE OI“
OUR WINTER 5UIT.S AND OVERCOATS. JUST
“TRY ON" SOME GOOD CLOTHES. iT WILL Do
YOU GOOD To FEEL COMFORTABLE ONLY A FEW;
MINUTES. EXPECT WE CAN .SHOW YOU CLOTHES ‘
SO DESIRABLE THAT WE CAN GET YOU iN. 0 THE
DRESSING HABIT if‘ YOU ARE NOT ALREADY iN.
HOW MUCH WILL 1T COST YOU? THIS MUCH;
A GOOD SUIT FOR. 310 0012 0015 00
A CLASSIC SUIT FOR. $10.00 TO 30.00
A GOOD LOOKING OVERCOAT FOR.
$10 00 T0 15. 00
A DEAD SWELL OVERCOAT FOR
' ' 16.00 To $30.00
YES AND EVERYTHING YOUR BODY OR. YOUR.
BOY’S BODY NEED AT OUR STORE.
Selleck 8- Pace.
HEAD-TO- F OOTERS
98.Washington Street.
_ South. Norwaik. .
.1?
Midday bpeullls Iillilel Stile
i am In a good position on Butter. The market is up to 30¢ wholesale.
fwill sell for spot. cash Saturday for 2 8c. Elsewhere selling at 30: to 32¢.
Large stock: should sell 300 lbs. Satul' day. Quality the finest.
Clover Hill Print Butter. 36c lb.
Interested in. Finest Cheese? Com e here and get the finest In the land,
20c lb.
Pure Lard. 2 lbs.. 25c.
Cooking Eggs. giving great satisfa ction, 28c doz.
Bag Best Flour 65c. 8V2 lbs. Fl our, 250. - Special.
COFFEE—Our offer of a pound o f coffee, 32c, and a box of Mother'-
Crisp, 10c. all for 32c will hold.
Greening and Baldwin Apple: for cooking at 25c peck.
Fine New York state Greening a nd Baldwins for table, at 50: pack.
Russet Cider tine. sweet, 25c gal.
Danish Cabbage. hard heads, 1°C to 15¢.
Beef machine was out of working order.
Hope to be of good use.
i
I .I.”
s
New working all right.
LORENZO DIBBLE
Telephone Call 626- -4.
'II
H. S ROOD, Jeweler
WA'I‘i' iIIES, Sli.\' IIIR NtWIIII/I'III‘IS ANI) FANCY CLOCKS. \
GOLI) AND SILVER HANDLE“ SILK UMBKELLAS.
16 South Main Street . '
i
Stratus 3 Salem.
More than One Hundred young people learned to do thin
last year at
Meryl“ College.
These are I00 reasons why you can
LEARN TO EARN
M. A. MERRILL. Prin.
Port Chester.
Write for terms to
South Norwaik. Stamford.
‘4’;
., “7““ ulnar.
EdiOli'Hlil‘lblil Xmas Stalloneul
, Xmas Cards and Calendars
Xmas lost Cards. 250 a dozen
'I‘WlDY HEARS Riddlll-i WAGONS Vl‘iiditfii’iIiDEB. SKATES. HOLLY
CREPE PAPER, HOLLY NAI’KINH. iIOI’N'IAIN I’ENH.F"1(.‘. “P
W. A. Briggarman’s Music filers
DONOVAN . BLOCK. 132 WASHWQION 81‘.
,I . a. t .15.!” 5131
:47 ml .‘
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Agent for Ores cont Laundry
Norwalk Chronicler