M W II' m an. .
.6! prison.
North'MIln Strut.
1 _ -1.
you’ll be I. hpppyfl II I young one. prIIIrltI galore.
“ TIII. "auditor-chit" Ihd I "It. A largo varioty to ulIIt
fhiI II thI Itm they talk about-Abe but good-
Corns In and III as hI'i'orI you go IIIIthrI.
» Mural-1111111.
The Copyright Clothing Co.
uaaav oooowlu. 1151.
Let's III, 01(-
Go to
South Norvuik, Conn.
- Carpenter, officiating.
M38 KAT”
BIANDA Aida.
The death of'MrI. Wilda Randall.
widow of the late Daniel Raudail.oo—
curred 111111 at the home of her 11111-
11111111116111. Charles 19. Dow. after an
illness of a couple of weeks due to
heart trouble. The deceased is our _
rived by four children David Randall.
Robert Randall, Samuel Randall. and
Mrs. Charles 79. Dow The funeral will
be held on Saturday evening from the
home of Mayor Dow. 10 Elisabeth
street at 7: 30 o'clock. Rev. Hush B
Norwalk friends have received an-
nouncements of the marriage of Miss
Edith Ida-Emerson to William A. [lib
berts, which took place at Springfield
Mass" November's Miss Emerson wm
ll daughter of Mr and Mrs. Walter it.
ilnlcs. Mr. Bates formerly bclng ill the
grocery business In this city.
Your fads cannot be number's fulilr
To be sold regardless of cost.
SA
.0000 Stock of Boots, Shoes,
ber GoOds and Slippers, ‘
143711166. 08.11-
Kill
herbal-y. and 11111113311qu Itmmnt to
have a uniform 111w trained regardlns 1
the disposition of dogs during the
smiled: of the year 1,1pr cables is pro-
vs on .
The large nuurbél' 31th dogs in
this aoctlon of the
cussed alarm in the 11 pan towas and
an effort will be m 0 meet the rc~
currence of rabies in the future.
OHOKID TO DEATH.
PACKERVIM,D9¢.13.-Arthur B.
Haskell, Monty-eight years old. 11 out
fer-er with bronchial ppeumonla, click
ed to death today during 11 coughing
spoil. He leaves a. widow and one
c lld. .
1-.
fl
The Matinee Whilst Club meets this
afternoon with Mrs. Cari Axel llur-
stlom. at her home. “'1‘ he ll‘oily.”
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v
CAUSE OF THIS SALE—At the time of our purchase of this store from F. D. Lyon & Company, owing to the season of the year,
Spring, we were unable to clear their immense Fall and W inter stock, which we have at present on hand so we have chosen
‘ ‘ this opportunity to do so; hence this Clearing Sale.
4' '
W 1
-
BEGINNING FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14th, AT 8:00 A. M.
We shall place the Largest Assortment of Goods before the Public 'of South Norwalk. at priccs beyond comparison.
DON’T MISS THIS GREAT OPPORTUNITY.
A FULL LINE OF UN
Our Men's Stock consists only of well-known, well-made makes,
of which we have a large assortment.
We mention but few items;
Melts Walk- (MC button 1111'1' 111111 lllll1"‘1111. all lc1lilrcr.5 and
. toes. rcpular' $4.;00 salc pri1'1' ........................... $3. 50
Mens W 11111—1111'1 1111'1' 111111 lllrr1"'|rtr all 11"'arll11.s 111111 111125.
starnpcd on sole $3. 50; salc pricc ....................... $3.00
Men's \\ alk- 01",1'1 llic'h cut llals. l'cgular :54 50 .............. $4.00
Mon s lolm Mitclrrmll button lacc and blrr1ll1r. all lcatlrcrs and
styles, siampcd 1m .5011- $3.'oo salc pri1'c ................. $2.50
6011' s 11'111111'1111 l)llltll'lt‘ 111111 1:11'1' all 11'111111'1-1 rcg'ular $2 51). at. $2. 25
Men's
Men’s
.‘\Sstll‘ll'll .Slroc.5. rcg'ular $-50 111111 :52; salc pl'icc ........
.\1111111 1111111111111 .\lolrlcr's' .S'pccial. rcg'ular $2.50. :11 ...... $2. 25 \\ norm .5 \55111'11'11 .Slrnc5' I1gular $1 75 111111 3;, 50
It will be profitable for parents to look through our Boys‘, Misses‘ and Children's Department, as we also offer Great Bargains here:
Boys? 1"'r1ml1'lin .S‘llncs. 1112111111432.
511111111 $2, .11 ............... $1. 75
g lWBoys llauldin 81101.51'1'1'111111'3117 111 ............. . ....... $1. 50
Eoys' l'ranklin .S‘hocs rcqular $1 51) at ..................... $1. 25
Youths ..S'lrncs 1'1111111'1111 111111 oilrcr rrral11msr'1'cular $150 and
$125,111 .................................... $125 and $1.00
Men .5' hip. iir'sr 11111111 lionrs 1"1"lll.ll S4 511; 51111 print ......... $4.00 \\ 0mm ,5' .S‘rul'rrrll\"'11.<lr1l1.< rcgul; 1r 001' . salc prr11' ...........
gular' '5111';
I I '45
Mcus Storm 111111: l‘mlls. Hglll-ll $511)“ .51111 1”“L ''''' ' """ $35 0 \lissc ' Storm and l.1r\\'l)\"'11.<11111'.<.r'1"" 50 111111 451';.1llc
1,31%"; Slit)“ lllllllS. l'i",:'llliil' $3 5”. “[1,. [il'lt‘t' """""""""""" $3.130" lilHltt‘ ............................................... .45~.40
, 'tlril1lr1'lrs 8101111 111111 l.1)\\' ()rcr'sllrrcs, 45 111111 401': salc
Mousdclt12.1)lnllirr1uiml 0111' llllll111 rcgular‘ :51);v511lcpr11'1',.$2.oo pr'i1c ................................................ .35-.3o
. 11111.5 .Stor‘m lxiu 1.111115 11' r111 rr $3 '.5"rl1' )l‘l‘t‘ $2
1 ll 1 2."::~al1' rl'rcc. 2.2 "‘ L ‘ “5’ ‘ I 3 """""" '75
M?“:“" ‘4‘- (-m‘fl’mm‘W 11111 111111 '3' 3"“ " fl 1 $ 5 111111111" Sim 1n hing lupus 1'1'11111111'33250: salc pl'11'1' .......... $1. 90
“ms ”m. 111111111' .\r1ti1‘ r1gul11r 3175,11111 :31 511' <1rlc prr1'1'. . $1.25 1.llll1' \1rrrlll<'1Si1um l\lllI' 11001.5 r'cg'nllll‘ $4.7 ' .51111' pri1'1'. ..$l 35
___ . . $ lilrlc \ourh5' .S‘hurl 11111115 rcn';ulrr $1. 51); salc pr'i1c ......... $1.15
Men's four lrrr1'l1lc .‘\l’tllt‘ r'1gul11r 82,5. 1.111' pri1c ........... 2.00 lim'5 .S'llur'r “...... [...-”IM- 3375- sap. p“... ................. $1125
Mon 5 Storm 111111 1.1111 ()H‘I‘Sllllt‘S. rcg'ular' 751'; salc pri1‘1' ...... .65 \11111115 .S'llrlrr “11111.5 rcpular 1121' ; <1rl1' pr'itc ............... $1. 50
ION-MADE SHOES.
Our Women's Assortment is enormously large and varied.
Standard makes. known throughout the United States. are the main
line. Owing to lack of space we
\\'1m'.111"1 111111'11 (lualir) llul'tnu
111111 1111'11'5 starnpcrl on 3011431110: 5.111' pl'icc .............. $3.50
\\'1nllcu.<l)rlrc11 {311111191011 1111111'
crs 511rrrlpc1l 1111 .51111' 1133. 511: 5:1"
\\ much .5' ()111'c' -r 13111 11111 111111 1111.5'
111111'111:1.all l1'11111cr.< 111111 stxlc
51\\1rm1-11.< 1101'11111111111 .Simcs stamp
l
-95
Minus l\r111'1111'r 8110125; rcgular :'?_'.1l1ri".5'alc pricc ............ $1.75
' \li>.11'.5" National School $111112 SI ,"5 111111 $l. 51) ............... $1. 25
l l:il1|1'1'n .5' X1rli1ur1ll 'S1'1101ll .Slluc.
i. .ill1' \1lirllr.< .\llllt‘S . rcgular $1.25. at ......................
1
must be brief with items:
1111c and lrluclrcr . all lcallrcrs
11. law 111111 blnclrcr. all 1111111»
1' pl'icc .................... $3.00
1m I'111'1n'1t1'.lluli1lrl,111c1'111111 ‘
5. stampcrl $3. 00: salc prr1c $2.50
1d $2.;00 salc price ......... $1.75
$1.25
532111‘ "pl‘ldc.
Sr 511 and $125 ............ $1.00
RUBBERS AND
.1UBBER BOOTS.
These are absolutely fresh goods. very few of which are left from the stock of F. D. Lyon 81 Co. All are First Grade of Goods.
‘ \\1un1'u,5' 11m ( l11'r.<'lr1lc.< 1‘1'
.51111' pl 111' ............
Christmas Shoppers will find an extensive line of Slippers of
”ww‘wflmu .2 ...—...__.. -_ ... .... ,.
Men's lau 111111 1‘. 1.11'11' _.|ulicl:1 1'1'grrl.11'$2.111)'<1111 pri1‘1' ........ $150 \\1un1rl.~: Ilanicl lil'ccu l'cll lllllr‘lS, all 1010115 regular $1 50:
Mcn' s alligator 111111 01|1cr fancy .\'llppcl's rcgular $2: .S.rlr' pricc $1. 501
hicn‘s
PATRICK CASE DiaNllBSED.
W BHlNll'l‘ON Hm. .I Thu 111111'
at M t 'l‘.Patl'i1'I1, cullvlc led of tho
1611mm“ Sf William
under leniencc of
State MINGW York was 11111111111111-
ln tho Supreme
sum ([11 diction of his c )Ililiil'l cx
MAWIJndIuy today.
. it II understood lblu rho 1-
thlI action In order to civil: rlw way
for coral-nor 111111111111 of N11
Winnie Patrick's noun-11111 to
imprisonmenl ,
"16'! hard to succeed If you have
111111111, liltlllnlli 1111-
lit)
1'.".
:9
assnr'lcd .S'lipp1'r'.5. rcgulur' hr 51):
Mons 11.-151111111 .S'lippcrs r'c'rulul SI .1111). 51111 pricc ............
Murcll lilce and land buryina 10.011111!
11 iluiklcy.
Form of tho linilcrl Wur.
uulr look llilI avenue.
1
$1110 pli1'1'
all kinds for Christmas Gifts here,
:111' plicc ..................
.. .......... $1.00 \\ 111111-11 .<' l'cli lrrli1'ts,11111'1rl1'lr.<' l'cgular $1. 25: salc prim
751111il1lr'cns lulicls also. at \1'11'11111 pri11's, loo numcrous 10 rncnlion
A LARGE TABLE OF ASSORTED SHOES IN THE REAR OF STORE AT HALF COST.
at greatly reduced prices:
........................... $1 25
$1. 00
Successors to F. D.
SALE! OF REAL ESTATE
Edward Merrill to ilklwln l.. Hoyt.
111i and lulllrllngu, south of Pine lso
Q. C
(I. Drake in Everett 8.
building lot. St. John 911ch
in
Norman
Ncll York (‘cntl'ui Itculiy Co. to
lv‘llmk l). Layton, 27 acres, Chestnut
War.
Adam (irouschner and wife to Bar-
w Y-.nrk to mull bur ski-.1, lot and buildings, imi-
Ilfc 111111011 avenue.
War.
‘ ..W ww-.m.~..
No man who says Just what h1-
thinks ill able to uct'itlittI an cnvlublc
rcputllilon 1111 a thinker.
Thc‘ Best Christmas Gift
For your brother your Illltcr or your children fit you have them,
{your employees. would be 11 Savings Account in this Bank.
is is I sift that will grow by the 1
Four For Cont
I 1111 rare I lutin'g remembrance.
1'9 :1:- 213:113 Christmas Card with each Bunk Book Intended
Wu
”will” be opened with one dollar Ir more.
Nomad]: ”Savings,"
Bank,
Milt Norwal
The South Norwalk Shoe Company,
90 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lyon & Company.
HOW THEY EXCHANGED COMPLI-
MI
illusion Herald.)
llurlllu illc lill'll Bryan campaign
licorice lv‘rlld Wllliumu met one day
on the, irllln 11 curtain dignified. punc-
tliiolm typical ”gentleman of the old
111 llool who Is widely known all the
11111qu of 11 loudlnx“ldxtboolt of the
Ian. 'i‘bcuo two 1111111, than us now,
clllcrlnlllcd widely divoracnr VIoWs ro-
Kili'llllilt lzfillllt'liwliflil many other
111111111111. 1111 this, of course. ulfcroli
no 1111111011 why ihcy should not be civil
to click othcr. Aftcl' sumo mineral
convcrlurliou Mr. Williams rcmurkcd:
‘ "Mr. ---~.~ I have board In the course
of my travels 11 grout many very
hcrlrly commitments for your book,
guild from the highest rmul'ccll too. In-
dccd. 1101111111 those I heard speak of it
were two of the 11111111111 of thc United
8111th Supreme Court."
"All illdcell, sir." replied flit: other.
“thilt ill rclllly moat prailfylnltwllldst
gratifying. And I may say. air. that
on my own part i also hill/e heard
many words of blah commendation of
yourself and of your; speeches uttered
by numerous persons. But." he added
Will: a most arrays and diurmln
1111111111."! regret to say that none 0
them were lodges. '
1
'1 £311 loop will 3m 1min I ”than;
.u‘~
DREATHlNG TO KEEP WARM.
(Phillidelpliip Record).
1.111111111111111. 1111111111. ’ i
to of late has ,
dent.
c1011 suitable for Christmas presents.
HOLIDAY BOOKS.
HOLIDAY RIBBONS.
HOLIDAY GLOVES. ' '
I
NOS. I Int! 5 DAZETTE BUILDXNG. 1
HOLIDAY CALENDARS.
HOLIDAY PICTURES.
...:
Holiday, GoIds.
Our annual Holiday Feast. of Good Things is now spread and ready for your Inspection.
but once a year, and the importance of making early provisions for the universal holl1lay~the day which opens
the hearts and nurse strings of every body, which breathes of “peace on earth. good will toward man," Is, self evi-
We are prepared to help you with 11 larger stock than ever before of useful as 11911 as ornamental arti-
Christmas cornea
HOLIDAY l-la'uokeacllrsrs.
HOLIDAY 01113111111113.
HOLIDAY LACES.
Basement in Holiday Attire.
In our Basement we are showing an endless‘varlety of fancy as well as useful articles,
Also the latest novelties in Art Pottery, Cut Glass, Lamps. BrIc-a-Bra c. ‘
TRISTRAM e 'HYA'I'I', NORWALK, CONN.
Iub‘llee 111 Norwalk clergy-
man
(Continued From First Page.)
Good-night; Holy Night:
riclcs.
Closing Address—«Miss E. Howard.
Parish Greetings,
Adrlrcss—‘Willluur .l. 'l‘r'accy, M. D.,
presiding.
Address—Thomas Clunc. D. D. S.
Respousowflev. James H, O'Donnell.
Books written by Fathcr O'Donnell
include: "History of the Diocese of
Hartford." “Studios in the New 'l‘esla-
mont." “Jesus Christ—«A Scriptural
Study." “Liturgy for the Lalty." and
“Guide for Altar Boys." in addition
he has written many nlagazlue articles,
per ar'rlclcs.
The Catholic Transcript of today 111'-
cords l’tlllll‘lHO'Dullnt'll llrc lircrary
palms of rho clrrgymcn of the 1111)
cost: and givo- hill] the following line
trilluit':
“Rcv_ James II. O‘llonnell is a name
which is known and‘rcspccted for be.
road the contlncs of the diocese of
Hartford. During tho past twenry—flvo
years the Norwalk jubliariun has. by
his varied writings, substantially con.
tributed to the udvanccmcni and do
fcuse of Catholic truth. Futurc gcn~
cratinns will 'honor him as the first
historian of the diocese of Hartford.
His has been the drudgery of rho plo-
uocr. Only those who haw gl'llbbcd
amid dusty bales of ancient documents
will l\(‘ able to realize the drudgery
which his work entailed, or appreciate
the service which be has done for re
llgion. Nothing but an Intense love
for tho cause could sustain one under
such stress. But the consciousness of
serving 111 lbs sacred advance of truth.
and preserving for posterity the rec»
ords of the marvels wrought by the
Catholic suppers 11nd minors of this
great and prospctous diocese was, no
doubt, a 1hrllling inspiration for a
man of l1‘uthcr O‘Donncli'e pronounced
historic sense. tic this as it may, dis
coming meant“ the prcscnr regard him
as a hcncfacior. and in this quality he
will bc gruiclully r'cmcmhcrod by the
future (‘uthollcs of lhllI common-
wealth.
“Nor has ll‘arircr O'Dorlrlcll's pcn
hccn busier! solcly I11 transcribing an-
cient records. I. rurgy, controversy. or-
atory and cr'lllcsm. have alike been
cnrlchcd lly his llrillinncy and wit.
The A. P. A. felt the sting 01' his sty~
11711. and the initial of today is far from
comfortable under the lush of this
fearless and vigorous pastor of souls.
The young and inexperienced should
find in his writings a lamp for their
oycs and a guidc for their feet. W"
have no hesitation in conceding lo Fa-
lbcr O'Donnell the palm for literary
excellence among the priests of the
dim-coo of Hartford, and we fervently
hope that the pop. which has done
such cxceilcnt service during the last
quarter of a century. will not he suf-
fered to grow shorter during the years
that ore to come.
"Nor should it he fancied that all
those literary labors were prosecuted
amid the elegant case which we are
accustomed to associate with the
littor'areur. lr‘arhcr O‘Donneli's labors
as cur'ato ware all arduous as those
of hundreds of other men. and the
fact that be has 111 romplished so much
outside the strict line of sncerdotai
dutv. is highly creditable to his energy
and pl'lorltiy zeal. ills pastorate at
Wrrlcrtown, with its long and dilllcult
mlludonll, and hill successful miuildry
at Norwnlk, whom he presides over
one of the most important parishes of
"if you '1i only realise." sllid tho pliy
lllciun, "that riot-p breathing is n pcr
fel'tly lulu-.osllful substitute (or
overcoat iii an 'omel'xepcy tho chances
are 10 to i that. you wouldn't have got
chilled.
coldlihrc frcquonl because people got
caulht just as you di1i.11u1l can‘t think
of any way to keep warm cllccpt lllu-
hill 11 race or pulling up a brisk light
wit some one. which lant lllwuyll con-
venient. In such I 1'. so deep lil'tillill'
but Ill the bell: liliblti ulc for an over
coat there is. i was going up 11111112
by trolley the other My minus 1m
overcoat. because it dlpu‘t Idem cold,
and the cloud cal-11 web on. After 11
time i struck a line which was still
running open cure, and it wasn't many
minutes before i will! wishing mod and
hard for warmer clolhcll. Instead of
sitting there and absorbing a cold,
however, which 1'" but most of the
few people on the car dip. I simply
began to take long, deep breltlrlr.
When i got off the 11111 Instead of being
still from cold i was warm and com-
fortable from the extra 01196811 lid
drawn Into my lungs, combined with
be extra physical exertion involved.
W
(Iced willm 0
they com home
w on =bcfhre
:lnl
About thill limo of the your'
tho diocese. have entailed labors which
would. no doubt. satisfy the ambition
of most men. 1‘0 have done monu-
mental work outside the Imperative
demand of duty is to the eternal honor
of tho lubliariun. "
m.
...-....
ROBERT EMMIT CLUI OFFIOIHO.
The Robert Emmet Club met last
crucial: in Norwuik and elected the
following officers.
Preoldenh—Jsmou M. Creagh.
VicemeIldenimlohn 8 Caryn.
itocording Bccrcmrygilush McCar-
thy.
Inancial Secretary-14119111111111 .l.
iyli
Walsh.
'l‘ramlrrrerwl’airirk id
'l‘rrlllteeswbllchnci- Fallon NIoboIsI
Elwood and James Murphy.
The officers will be installed on low ~
bury 9.
MILFORD'I OLDIOT CITIZEN DIAD
MILFORD. Dec. 16. «101161766 W
Mel-win ninety years old. the oldest
citizen 'of this place. died today Altar
an Illness of ten days. Hr. Hmln
wall a direct descendant of lilies Iter-
wln, one of the first settlers hero.
leaves a son and Irritant".
thrash. to mistake a re ‘ iitiou
special addresses and special ncwspay
H81
1.
Soho.
'IDance the jig!
Adcsrc lr‘l- =
I loved beat her pretty eyes,
010111 or than stills in any skies.
I loved her eyes for their dear lies.
Dance the jig!
'_And oh! the ways. the ways she had
r'Of driving a poor lover mad:
It made a man's heart and and glad.
Dance the jig!
Bur. now I find the old kisses shed
From her flower-mouth a rarer red,
Now that. her heart to mine is dead.
Dance the jig!
And I recall. now i recall
Old days and hours. 11nd ev'er shall
And that is best, and best of all.
Dance the jig!
ii. '
A FORGOTTEN AIR.
"i‘l‘s the ecstasy of response,
"l‘is love when tired lids close.
'Tis the Wood's long shuddering
in the embrace of the wind,
"l‘Is, where gray boughs are thinned,
Little voices that sing.
0 fresh and frail is the sound,
Thar twltters above.‘around.
Like the sweet tiny sigh
That dies in the shaken grass;
Or the sound when waters pass
And the pebbles shrink and cry.
What soul is this that. complains
Over the sleeping plains.
And what is that It saith?
Is It, mine. is it thine.
This lowly hymn l divine
in the warm night, low as a breath?
MEZZETIN'S SONG.
Go, and with never a care
But. the care to keep happiness!
Crumple a silken dress
And snatch 11 song in the air.
Hear the moral of all the wise,
In a world where happy folly
Is wiser than melancholy:
Forget the hour as it flies!
The one think needed on earth. It.
Is not to be whimpering.
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In Effect October 7. 1906.
W YORK.
A. M.-—12:5611. 5:14. 5:41,
913011, 9148. 10:5611. 11:01 11117:.
P. lit—1216211. 1: 00,
ll: 6311. 7: 1711.7: 5411. 9' 5711, 10: 32.
SundIyI
A. M.—12:56x.6
9: 48:.
P M.—12:6l'lx. 2: 4711, 2: 5711.6
6: 57 7:18 7:6411. 8. 26:. 9. 67s. 10: 09.
10:06, 1120011, 11:08.
2: 66.
6:09. 6: 26, 6601, 6: 03.
910011, 9:29. 1l100x.
9160:. 1020211.
7’. M.—-—6104.
1110011.
GOUTH
7124,111‘1126.9110x,10:l6x '1-11 06!, 11:41.
P. M.:-12 96!. 1'16. 810711. 6. I
:119i6126,6‘018. 6' 98. 7: 04:, 9: 7
1111131.
61111
A,» M.~«12:06x. "111211. 1166:. 7:87
9:08, 10:84. 11:06:.
P. bf.-—ll:42, 7:04, 8:16, 9:08.
ANN-*6 20, 9: 661. 9.66.
P. M.1—~1 96. 4'. 66:. 6.19, 6107.7.10.
OundIyI.
A, Ila-9113.
A. "lug: D6, 7:
1‘ 46
P. Ila-"4116. 6: 6146-» 3'
"r
'7
“.9 .
“‘3 .‘Aitfll 1"..t
lTl-IREE soNos Paolo VERLMNE.
W ”WW
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN I
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NE
6:18.
6:5011, 6:58. 7:64, 8118. 8:40. 9196!.
1:461, 2:671,
31.20 3130!. 6: 10. 6: 41. 6: 6711. 9: 40.
l:4!. 6: 41!, 8: 67.
NEW YORK r011 GOUTH NORWALK
AIM—42:00:. 92:09:, 4:54, 6:46.
11:411. 8: or. 8: Oil. 8. 49, 811411, 10:02:.
P. M.:—-—12 0311. 1104.1:49x. 2:001.
3: Bill. 4: 03:, 4: 06, 4. 32.610211.
6: 68, 8. 0h,
cundIyI.
A, M.-~12:00x, 122091; 6:00. 7:69.
6:001. 6:5911, 8:921.
NORWALK TO N“!
VIN
A 86—1112; 0011. 11121:, 1: 56:. 6: 16.
1111111114: 40 and 7' 26 111 Bridgeport
BOUTH NORWALK TO DANIUIV.
P. lie-117160.
DANIUIY 1‘0 60 TH NOIWALK.
6, 6:11. 19:661.
‘6
6’
Nil
11; life after all a thing
Real enough to be worth it?
-—Arthur Symons in The Saturday
Review.
“Man. Sandy," exclaimed a Scotch-
man to his friend, as he stepped ashore
at the wharf of New York. “I'm glad
to see you safe across. Hoe ye had n
"no Disease?”
"00, my. capital," replied Sandy. “We
hue got over' safely enough; the only
accident I heard 0' was that the ship
had broken her record."-——Spare Mo
meats. .
mavens
the place.
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Snow Shovels.
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Bring in your old skates and have
them sharpened while we can still
guarantee prompt attention. and don't
fall to look over our big assortment
of new ones.
Everything in Hardware.
Phone. No. 663—4.
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39 Main St, Norwalk.
Isaac‘s”:
Keep the House
Warm
by
3116th the Cellar
Cooled
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