mAlm‘m “for Tomorrow
Mallet-stuns. ‘
A, Stated Communication of laid
it”. No.1“, '9 RM Al "'1 w,“
b , ital-some. December Alto.
Mason! ,9. inatwllon the sill-
core ,o‘loot ll be Installed by Post
«fond-Mentor Arthur 0'. Wheeler. of
”Mk. Tho service will be fol-
lowed by a Turkey Supper;
“Look we‘ll to our appetite." ,
' rotornoliy yours,
on». r. Mitts, w. M.
Attoot:
ROBT. M. WILOOX. Soo' .
The Sentin
contain the buslifess announcements
of all the live merchants in The Nor—
‘wolks and surrounding towns. and the
purchasing public has been and: will
this week continue to take advantage
. of thermally Christmas bargains. The
_“business men hereabouts ‘are among
the most progressive to be found any-
where. and the holiday offerings to the
, public are simply remarkable in their
variety and the reasonableness of pric-
es. There is no excuse for anyone
5 going to New York to buy holiday
goods as the stores here are overflow
ing with useful and pretty articles. In
order to do your shopping right get an
early start in the morning. and take
the time necessary to examine the
large stocks offered by the enterpria
lng merchants and make your select-
ions carefully.
FASHIONS AND CULINARY.
WRINKLES.
Have you seen the exquisite girdles
. of leather and silk ' The main part
of the girdle is of the silk, wide at the
back and platted into the narrower
epace toward the front to stitch into
the leather half that is furnished with
eyelets‘and buckle. ‘.
Simple gowns and color combina-
‘tions the most effective for certain ty-
pes, and these, If they are wise. make
felt a certain personality in gowns cllt
on modish lines. bill. simple in design,
and generally in colors that come to
be individual and in a way character-
istic of her who wears them.
A‘silver cover for the nail polisher
keeps the soft surface free from dust
and otherwise in good condition much
. longer than is pgssible without it.
~-»->A velvet stripe ls seen on some of
" ' the latest designs among the Roman-
striped ribbons. ‘
instead of passing entirely around
the arm, the wide lace cuff on one of
the stunning evening wraps runs up
the full sleeve toward the shoulder
and Is edged all around with a tiny
frlll of lace.
The owner of the newlydesigned
bracelet that carries small change
purse, handkerchief and other small
accessories, should take care not to
. subject it to too great weight in her de-
'siro to make use of the fascinating ac-
tion.
Beautiful striped effects are obtained
by skilful manipulation of many of the
fur holeros, stoles and mule.
An odd umbrell handle for the hell-
days is, of carved, vory and represents
a. diminuitive monkey scrambling up
the side of a rough tree trunk to reach
for a cocoanut in the paws of ugly ‘
mother whose broad face 'surmounts
the top. ‘ .
' Many cooks for the sake of variety,
add cocoanut to the ordinary custard
for pic. i wonder if everybody has
tried adding a cup or so of chopped nut
meets to the eggs and sugar before the
milk is put in.
The funny cottoncord doll is with
us again, anthls year it appears in
masculine as well as feminine dress
and ladecorated with iinkling bells.
Can, you imagine, inquires Vogue, a
white tulle frock. embroidered wi
sprays of Dresden flowers. done in ex.
qulsitely colored glass beads, and gar-
‘ landed with ribbons. tying in the mast
festive bow 'knots at.lnter‘ans? . This
piece of dainty extravagance Is in-
cluded in a debutante's trousseau one
her own ideas, and is exceedingly
lovely. .
Now and then an up-iodate young
woman gathers her automobile «yell In
. ‘rtlseitss to .the sides of her straight-
brimmed turban Instead of tying it on
over the chrown in the more usual
way, crosses the long ends under the
chin and leaves them to float over the
Shoulder as usual.
‘ lllxperte in burnt leather work have
an ever-increasing field. among the less
common things along this line being
panels for wall decoration and ornaé
l
uni—W ‘ 3‘
:8. 1906.
lid. '13!“ m “37 r- on .
Genera Apsembiy have been sent to
" The oldest member of the Legisla~
m a Mum
' 5 ”lids OFTIIE __ JAPI «warren; Minneapolis.
1 ' NEXT LEGEMIURE flan Francisco Board President Only
.~ ~ Objects to Attendance at Gram-
ll, . oi llorlland,
mor School.
' - , SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. lii.-~Ja-
, olfloridan, Tis,
l
of Being Youngest
Twoilsn. he
passes children who have passed
grammar grades have not been and
will not. be disbarred from the High
School ~
This statement was made by Presi-
dent Altman. of the Board of Educa-
tion yesterday. Accordingly, if any
Janapese sees fit to pursue the high-
er educatlon. in so far as the public
schools of the city can make a path
way for him there will be no bar after‘
he‘passes through the Oriental School.
it is only in the grammar and primary
grades that any obiectlon‘is made to
the presence of Japanese and the
chief object in those grades is to
grown men.
“Tile Board of Education will stand
out in the position taken." said Mr.
Altman. speaking for the Board of
The, reliminary statisticii of the
the newly elected members for cor»
rection. There are considerate and
are and there a manifest error. which
ll “demand attention. and very sure-
ly get it. but there is enough definite
to enable the student to develop some
notion of what sort of a body will as-
,Iamble. -
ture is Representative Oliver W. Mack
offortland. who is 79. The youngest .
members are Representatives James
B. Hall. of -Hartlnnd and Repredenta-‘Illducation. “We have proceeded ac-
tieeyAibert P.’ Dossin. of Meriden. who! cording to law. and it is the move
are each 26. ' Close to them comes of the United States."
Senator Alton Farrel. of Ansonla. who 'lt lit up to Attorney-General MoodlI"
is 27. it is an interesting fact that. said United States District Attorney
while the Senate sets its title from Devlin. ”l have telegraphed the
the Latin word which means old age. agreed statement of the facts to him.
is has no member this year. who ifl,and tod y have written letters explain-
70 yeas of age. while the House has story 0 that end and of. the condi-
flfteen members who-are 70 or more. tlons here. I am ready to move when
Oflhe members of the House 205 ordered."
out of WV born in Connecticut
and of these 1‘ represent the towns STOP THAT COLD \
in which they were born.- That is or it may result in Pneumonia, Bra-
pretty near to being a representative ‘silian Balm is breaking up colds when-
Connecticut gathering. There are ever tried. almost without exception.
thirty-three who were born in other. 100, 25c. 50c and $1.00 bottles. The
states and thirteen in other countries. Clinord. Baxter’s and Plaisted’s. ”
with one member unaccounted for. or
foreign countries England has seven,
Scotland and Germany two each. ’
The Senate has twenty-six members Commissioner Sargent Says Japanese
born in Connecticut. out of‘thirty~five Are Diapiscln Other Merchants.
altogether. and of the twenty-six na- SAN FRANCI 0. Dec. 18.——Frank
tives sixteen still live in their native P, Sargent, commissioner of immigra-
towns. TWO senators and SIX repre— tlon, returned from Honolulu yesterday
sentatives' were members of the. con- . on the Japanese liner Nippon vau.
stitutional convention Of 1902. Regarding Immigration matters iii
it Is customary to talk at I119 Hawaii, Commissioner Sargent said
abundance of lawyers In the Mslsla- that the Japanese were fast displacing
till‘e. but this year there are "V6 in ' a" shopkeepers. COHU‘BCIOTB, carpal].
the Senate and. eighteen in the House ters and» tradesmen generally of other
a total of Wow-three out of a total nationalities In the islands. The Jun
membership 01' 290- There are three anese population in the islands is, how-
farmers ‘11 the senate and ninety I“ ever, rather on the decrease on account
”‘9 House. and 51" manufacturers in of the Japanese rush for this enlist.
the" Senate and thirty-one , "I ”‘9 Hundreds of the brown men are
“0““ Almost the whole range 0‘ “‘3' monthly arriving at Honolulu, blit their
“V“Y ‘3 represented somewhere. In- stay there is brief, the great army he-
eluding one publisher “a several 30“!" ing bound in the direction of the main-
nalist. 0f the thirty-five semtors. land.
twenty-three have had previous legis- He spoke in praise of the Portu-
Iative “BMW“ “M apparently guese immigrants lately arriving‘ at
about. fifty of the members of the Honolulu from Europe
House. but it looks as if after correc- “They are from the-best class and
lion this number would he found to were gladly welcomed m‘ the islands
b91353“ by the plantation owners," said Com-
eaac'e BAPTIST INSTALLATION. “mm” same“
A TEXAS WONDER.
There's a Hill at Bowie. Tex., that's
twice as big as last year. This wonder
There was a large attendance at is W. L. Hill_ who from a weight of 90
Grace Baptist Church, Butler streehlpouuds has grown to over 180. He
Sunday afternoon. when the newlylsaya: “l suffered with a terrible
called pastor, the Rev. J. Edward Hat-'cough, and doctors gave me up to die
rls, was installed as pastor. The scr- of Consumption. I was reduced to
vices began at 2:30 and'iucludedn
The Rev. H. B. Carpenter, “plaster of
ceremonies.
Gloria in Excelsis,
South Nor-walk Baptist Qluli'letie.
invocation,
Rev. Mr. Carpenter.
Hy’lnn——Rock of Ages,
Congregation.
Scripture lesson—Psalm 203.
Rec. C. S. Macfarlllnil, D.D.. lilal).
Prayer,
BACK FROM HONOLULU.
*—
Intorestlng Ceremonies Held In the
Church, Sunday Afternoon.
King's New Discovery for Consump-
tion, Coughs and Colds. Now_ after
taking 12 bottles. i have more than
doubled in weight and am completely
cured." Ollly sure Cough and (fold
cure. Guaranteed by F. ii. Baxter,
South Norwalk, and E. i’. Weed. Nor»
walk. druggists. 50c and $1.00. Trial
bottles free. "
MORMONISM MORE OF CURSE
THAN SLAVERY.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 18.——“Morniou~
ism is a greater curse to the. country
Rev. W. 0. Harris.
Song Selection.
South Norwalk Baptist Quartette.
sermon, than was slavery" declared Mrs. Fred
- Rev. ii. Howell Harris, D.D. T. Dubois. wife of the Idaho Senator.
Prayer, in an address at Waugh De Church
Deacon Andrew Thompson, here last night. She said that should
Address, ‘ President Roosevelt make a trip
through Southeastern ldaho he would
no longer be willing to declare that
there is nothing in the Mormon ques-
tion. Six United States Senators. she
said. owe their election to the in-
flueuce of the Mormon Church. She
criticised the attitude of Senator Proc
tor, of Vermont, and Senator Hopkins
of lllinois. for their attitude in the
Smoot case. in closing Mrs. Dullolii
said:
"Mormon children in Utah and Idaho
spit upon the American flag."
NEW CURE FOR EPILEPSY.
Deacon Thompson.
Song Selection, ,
South Norwaik Baptist Quarieiie.
Charge to the Church,
Rev. A. Clayton Powell, DJ).
Charge to the Pastor,
Rev. F. H. Devinc.
Charge to the People.
Rev. P, E. Jones.
Presentation of the Holy Bible.
Rev, c. S. Macfarland, D.D.. List).
Address of Welcome on Behalf of the
Ministers of New England,
~ Rev. Mr. Duncan.
Off -l .
Dafafigy. J. D, Waterman, of Watertown. 0..
Benediction, , rnrui free delivery, writes: "My
daughter. afflicted for years with epi-
lepsy, was cured by Dr. King's New
Life Pills. She has not had an attack
for over two years." Best body
cleansers and life giving tonic pills on
earth. In: at F. H. Baxter's, South
Norwalk, and iii. P. Wood's, Norwnllt.
drug stores. ”
Rev. John D. Nichols.
in addition to this service there were
special morning and evening services
and there will be a week of Gospel
feasting over which the Rev. D. Low-
ell Harris. of'Virginia, brother of the
pastor, will preside. .
Rev. A. Clayton Powell. of New Hu-
ven. delivered the charge to the
church. He said that every church
should do three things for its pastor;
pay him. pray for him and translate his
plans into fusion. Rev, Mr. Powell
declared that each church is divided
into three classes, jerkers, shlrkers and
workers. The speakers urged the mem-
bers of the congregation to Join the
last class.
At 3 p. in.. Rev. Mr. Powell preach-
ed, taking for his subject, The Mighty
Eaters. The sermon was founded
upon Samson's riddle, Judges 14: 14.
WANTS TO PREVENT STRIKES.
OTTAWA. Ont, Dec. 18.-—Rudolpii
merit yustm'day to prevcnt strikes in
all public utilies such as street. rail-
ways, coal mines. steamship lines and
steam railroads the bill empowers the
minister of labor to order an investiga-
tion when disputes arise between cap-
ital and labor and pending this invao
ligation work must proceed.
strike or lockout must terminate after
the award has been made and it will
be left topublic opinion to have it en-
montal chair backs.
Gold and white is always satisfactory
choice in,chinii. 'A charming hand-
: pointedfut‘pf sugar bowl and creamer
its in this style he shape of the pieces
w-tbat delightf rotund IIII that ta-
to a slim neck just a vs the
bottom staudu—being one of the
oM&s%t;¢xdona
the“ of a tiny gift watch and
, _ in place. is solidly covered with
hill.
or for pieces,
lids of the i" lit.
lcli they are a port.
. ', ' [Milkmen itnd
‘ unis repays.“
‘n-shaped chatelain that fall»
here seems to be no limit to the
trend costliness of the handsome
implements that close the long
.. a fancy prevails for trimming
, hats In symmetrical fashion, as
instance a will; on each side of a
«light by it robotic and buckle
you of horn ’of the newest
so ante cloaks are of mod-
) and quite shapely. con-
, pawltlivthe huge and. ‘it
_ mil. somewhat clumsy.
areal” women who halt It
‘ fold for serpents in low
birds to
The air, water, hrs and earth were dis-
cussed» mighty enters and yet out of
all of these come sweetness as out of
Samson‘s lion. The speaker said
that the earth had eaten up all the with
generations which preceded us. but 03.. Ilil reduced Mrs, Thor. S. Austin
forced. .
W
OUTWITI THI SURGEON.
that the Oomln‘ 0! JOB“! Christ 0‘" 0' of LOIVONWDTI“, “KL, to “In” “ deplor.
leldd
d fearing
tfl'
the earth was a promise and a pledge
that all shall some day come ’forth. :21fiffriglfifl'bmuix‘hmg
nuisances our" in; am we W... t" m
f' c . on 0 ‘
:1:wa “in“ (3mm 5;“ $330.50.! . Electric Bitters. and to the amass
nails std enema-name, .
of the white friends who donated lib-‘33“. completely cured My
gmlly ‘t‘owaad thctg'slly and thorle are e
. or con one come in star: ’
gm?!” {row-sin. Gent} aim. Les-‘i‘ilm' general dobliity.
er yn. “Cornea rd,W.I'. .
glitter. Dr; . .ffllfl mm
rce. holds Hamib am mes.
‘Idnhmfimwhb j ,3?» “‘3' M
ntam‘ W “," mud n, _‘ ‘
$11M?!“ F'libvw‘gfiflgfiw -Mr., OITTLINO IANK or
an m 0 . a, tumors. filitlir‘axpfl. it. pee. 17.--W.
Md. moon Andrew. n Jo ‘
Joseph it. Taylor. D. ' uh: alarm. iinnidaior of the Bani:
lacrosse. shouts“ a. ileum
AFFAIRS.
on.-
ln converse o'er the telephone
Upon my heart like scored:
but when I met her face to “(SE-“-
Oh, Lord! Oh. Lorin Oil. hard. 3 full. ‘
u.
.
e “ w- “ mm!»w‘w~m ,
90 pounds, when I began taking Dr. -
llemlcux introduced a bill in Parlia».
The
A complication of female troubles.
rrh of the stomach and bow-
roi- mont of all who knew her, this mildl-
Guaran-
cure for iorpid liver. kidney dis-
; billiousilm. isundice, chills and
nervousness
Belt tonic
cum, Henry south Newshound owl-unsat- '
for to It. -
vapours
a
of
l . Yumontb. which failed some time ago
this applies for leave to pay not tie a ,
share to the cohtributories which have
paid up the double liability of the coir
earns. here are 4.000 shares and ii.-
tilil sham. have paid their calls in
it
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Healthful cream of tartar. d 'ed il n
grapes,=refined to absolute my. ifilfeyactm
“21:! Ire of every ponder of Royal Baking
o e . .
'. Hence it is that Rogal Bakin Powder
renders the food lie I "
flavor and healthfulfitgs: ° bah °' “3 fine
No alum, no phosphate-which are the
morpalelements ofthe so-calledcheap ‘
nfiopowders—and which. are derived
from nee, rock and sulphuric acid.
1
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ROYAL OAKING POWDER 00.. NEW YORK.
FISI-llNG SCHOONER CAUGHT
ICE.
S. JOHNS, N. F‘.. llcc. lit—Tile Allie-
ricun cruiser Potomac and iii Amerl
can, Canadian and Newfoundland flair
lug vessels with 3.000 nets . were
caught. In the ice lines near Bay of is-
illnda yesterday. in response to a mes-
sage to this city a shoulder was sent.
to the imprisoned fleet and with the
aid of the crews of all the vessels
succeeded In getting bill. the Potomac.
The ice which held the imprisoned
fishing fleet was broken by tile crui-
ser and the whole fleet was liberated.
IN
HOYT'S THEATRE.
3 Nights and Saturday Matinee.
Commencing Thursday, Dec. 20.
METROPOLITAN VAUDEVILLE CO.
' Under the Management of
J. W. MEYER.
lo—BIG ACTS— 10.
Featuring MR. ROYAL and His 510,-
000 Talking Pony.
- Van Court Bron,
(Sensational Comedy Acrobats).
Stewart and Ringoid.
(Colored Comedy Sketch).
Williams and Fields,
(Comedy Buck and Wing Dancers).
Marguerite Do Vesta,
SUPREME COURT» JUDGES MEET.
NEW HAVEN, Dec. 18.—'—’l‘lle Judges
of the Supreme Court assembled here
today for the consideration of several
-5 less than regular.
PURSES.
uality leather.
At 10c.
POCKETBOOKS.
An immense assortment. Som
tyles in wrist bags,
At sec.
wnlsl' site's.
At 50c.
‘ At $1.00.
0. .
All this season's newest and most desi-
rable designs in Pocketbooks. Wrist Vaniiil
Balls and Suit Cases. ‘ All immense stock ,
bouohl just in time for the Xmas selling. at
A large variety of styles In good
Russian seal, purse titted, :ill the
newest shapes.
Envelope and 'l inch Fitted Wrist
Bags, leather lined. in all the popular
colors.
Walrus and Seal Wrist Bags, fitted
with purse and card ruse. new shapes.
a
sun' cases.
Canvascovered, steel clasp, interior
strips, protected corners.
$2.00 value. $1.50.
Karatol Suit Cases, leather tip cor-
ners, water proof, full 24 inches.
. $2.98 Value. '32.00.
c
Karutol Suit Cases, leather tip cor-
ners. strapped all around. solid frame.
Value $4.25. at $3.26.
Solid Ironiclir Case. calfskin, brass
frame, strapped and brasa trimmed,
warranted.
Special, $8.98.
Genuine Seal Wrist Bags, leather
lined, litted‘ solid leather hnlltlle.
$5.98.
____._._———-—————
' STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL AFTER CHRISTMAS.
The Boston Store.
cases Judge John M. Thayer of the
Superior Court who has been acting
on the Supreme Court bench met with
the other members of the Court.
.—.—-..___..__.——l—
THAW TO BE TRIED JANUARY 21.
NEW YORK Dec, 18.—-‘—Harry ,K.
Thaw will be tricdvon January 21 on
a charge of the murder of Stanford
White according to all order signed by
Justice Newburgcr today. The trial
(Female Baritone).
Robert Sherman,
(The wizardMoglcian).
Major McGuire,
(Champion Baton Manipulator).
Henrietta Glauoman.
(Sensational Toe Dancer).
Viola Hart, ,
(Sarto-Comic Artist).
Drew and Hayes.
(Sketch Artists).
Evening Prices ...... 10c. 20c, 30c, 50c
Matinee Saturday Prices 10c, 25c
will be before Justice Fitzgerald.
Park 87. Tiljord
FINI
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
AT
“Hotel Clifiord ”
CHARLES REYNEKE,:
BASKETBALL, NORWALK ARMORY
NEXT GAME.
New Year's Eve. Dec Illsl
i ”1:312“ Co m pa ny. F
Notice. " '
A
Silent lull lilting.
The inhabitants. legal voters. of the
Town of Norwalk are hereby notified
and warned ihill :1 special iuwu nicel-
log will be Ili‘ll‘l ill lIlt‘ Town ”it“.
Will] sil'cel. Wolliicsduy, lloi‘i'iibor ill.
1906. at ii O'clock in the owning for
the following purposes, to wit:
i. To take action on a petition n}
voters and taxpayers. and If llcemc
advisable, to appoint a suitable com-
mittee to appear‘bcforc the incoming
Legislature ilt Hartford, and ask for
such proper legislation as may be nec-
essary to institule u iloard of Estimate
and Taxation for the Town of Norwalk,
Whli'll board shall serve without pay.
and be of a non-partisan character:
and to take any other action in the
matter as the meeting may deem
proper.
2. To authorize and empower tlll‘
Seltxlimoil to soil and convoy by (load
with or without rovcnnnts. two lots
now owned by the town and situated
near the old Baptist Church. at Row
nylon. so called. for such sum or sums
as said Helflt‘lmfill shall deem proper.
Dated at Norwulk. this ilili day of
Xavier A A
1
PRELIMINARY ems.
ADMISSION, 25 CENTS.
_._——
FIRST GAME BEGINS AT 8 O‘CLOCK
The ’
Rollanauh‘kaiinu
Rink
m
December. lililtl.
JAMES A. BROWN. NASH a DUNLEAVY,
ALFRED AVIHON,
J. snowstorm.
Managers.
Selectmen of the Town of Norwulk.
. dii 6t
i
Dyspepsia
, Our-o
Mannheim soriwnmam-awm
such. work otomloli. wind smooch, cadmium“
hummus-mm Amman”, « . .
BURIAL OF JOSEPH NEIL.
Body of Man Alleged to. Have Been
Killed by Nail File Sent to New
Rochelle.
GREENWICH. Dec. is.
of Joseph Neil, who died it is alleged.
as. the result of a Wound in the head
inflicted with a. nail file. 'was sent to
New Rochele for
Members of the family accompanied
the body. Sheriff Ritch went'to New
Kork to arrange about bringing the
woman known as Mrs. Neil back here
burial
for a hearing as soon as the extradit-
Ion papers which have been .upplled
for. have' gone through the
course
There continues to be much mystery
here its to the identity of the woman.
it is said that she has been a concert I
hall singer In New York under tlie‘
Ouslels. Smell
" At the New
yesterday.
usual
name of "Goldie Queen," that that she
had been divorced from a member of
the New York police force. Last Fri-
day Nell. who a short time ago deed-
t.‘. l..s property to his sister Nellie.
went to the town clerk’s office and
—-’i‘he body obtained from that official the convey-
lonce he had filed. Two hours later
Neil was dead. The nail file with
which Mrs. Neil is accused of having
killed her husband was found in the
umbrella 1ch in the room at n IOI'lll
hotel occupied by this couple, She wo-
hotel intended to take the ,umbrellu
with her to New York. but when. it
was time to take the train she found
she did not have time to go upstairs
and get it. The file was covered with
blood.
For chapped and cracked hands gct
DeWitt's Witch Hii’zei Salve. Sold by
The Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge
Pharmacy. “
"“CRABS
Open Lena Clams. Scollops. Greenpoil
Spanish Mackerel
Salmon, Eels. and all kinds
' of fresh fish
Cutbill’s Bulge, Fls
ll Millet
York Grocery.
5 L38. GRANULATED SUGAR
10 LIB. ORANULATED SUGAR
26 LB. IAG GRANULATED BU
......................... 250
............... 600
GAR ....... . ........... . ...... ".23
Wednesday and will make his ii
to have the children see him.
makes his trip around south Nor-walk on Christmas Eve.
WATCH FOR SANTA CLAMP—He will strive at our store on .
ndqusrtora in our window until no
Don't fall
. Watch for our wonderful c
NewYork
SOUTH soswaax.
Te
We sup lied the keen I
been of GOD THIN“
purchased at this m the dainty
world, as wall as the roman-i
you mm the out goods
All wreak Is for you trample our
and manic or m We offer.
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Harlem”.
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Memo offers. - Oolioot the Pink mince.
~ Ply us a visit, and on the pretty Christmas decoration.
the in- st affords. and we have them ”IR
Our
us». Once, w always ii sod.
rim lion and get it.
“ “Z’f’li‘r’DWM‘OROC
in WT wmmcfi gr, 1‘
Matinee sale of groceries, witir his
They are free to you.
Grocery Co.
NORWALK. .
lephonc.
“ ' Phobia-4. ’
BUT TURKEY.
atlas of the people from our human. lure»
o IAT.
We olilsfl handouts of people who
no nitln get red from all ports of the
so do that please and tickle the {gig
goods main in ”undies «of
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