Wit-ring ounllilcs of ihc all white
y'.
Nothing more charming can be ima-
illoe nous
lot: 0! Much t':: if:
n .. i or.
H‘ h. .".. -
' i
THE. SOUTH
ir’ i
ill EVENING SENTINELJ
Golden. [dim and Front-Mon,
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 9. 1901.
luleture Almanae for Tomorrow
‘ es 7:!9; sets 4:42.
‘ lde 6:59 a. m.; 7:28 p. to.
NO IINTINIL TELEPHONI
‘ CALLO. '
—Iranoh Office. Norwslls
92-6 --Iuelneee Ol'l'iee.
lute—Editor's Residence.
6484 -ctty Editor's Residence.
MABONIO DIRIOTOIV.
Old Well Lodge. No. 108. F. O A. I.
Meets in Donovan block» 188 Wuh-
inxton 8t. hit and 8d Tuesday-o!
each month—n—July and Ana. ”mad
—at 8 o'clock. All Master fluent
cordially invited. Charles 1". Mills,
W. M. Robert M. Wilcox. Sec.
Butler Chapter, No. 38. R. A. M.
Meets in Donovan block. 138 Wuh-
inzton St, 2d and 4th Tuesdays of
each month~—.luly and Aug. excepted
-—at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch Me-
sons cordially invited. Thaddeus
Guyer. H. P. Robert M. Wilcox. Sec.
Ophir Chap. No. 62, Order Eastern Star
Meets in Donovan block. 138 Wash-
ington St., 2d and 4th Fridays of each
month—July and Aug. excepted—at
7:45 o‘clock. All members of 0. E.
S. cordially invited. Miss None. A.
Rowland. W. M. Miss Ida Sharer. Sec.
“-
BETTER TROLLEY SERVICE.
The effort. being made by Ex-Mayor
Richard ll, (loldon and other citizens
to secure an extension of the local
(‘y linc to the hill section of
uth Norwalk should receive unani-
ious support from all property own-
crs and others interested in the wel-
fare of the place. The petition, H
mm of which is printed in The Son-
thn-t today, has been placed in the
otiico of Taylor & Golden, where it
can be signed. Under the new own-
crsin‘p of the trolley system here, The
Nora-alas. as well as other places,
iunc been promised better service.
and thc cifcct should be made to so-
curo it. as speedily as possible.
it is in accordance with the eternal
fitness of things that the queens of to-
tidy :m- taller than the kings. Emper-
‘or William is of medium size. while his
spouse is rattler tall. and for this rea-
fitill is is said that. the emperor has nev-
crhadhis picture taken with her un-
less standing beside, her seated. King
Edward is some inches shorter than
Queen Alexandria. The Czarina tow-
crs a head above the Czar. The King
of Portugal, although tail. is still smal-
lcr than the queen. and the Prince of
Wales is shorter by ten centimeters
than the queen.
l the money doesn't seem to be
. A single Atlantic liner took ov-
sti week $905,000 in money orders.
same being Christmas presents to
(LE-11W and friends living abroad.
or this amount $279,600 was consigned
to (iron! Britain, 3143.970 to Italy. $88,-
000 to Sweden, 882.000 to Austria. 80.
000 to Hungary. and so on.
CASTOR IA
for Infants sad Children.
flu Kill in line than Bought
Burs the
Signature of
FASHIONS AND CULINARY.
WRINKLEO.
Handsome audits for evening wear
have extcndcd pronns. each studded
with real gums. diamonds. topazes or
sapphires. . .
.Colorod cutbmidcrlcs are used to
some exterr’im white lincn collar and
01111de in spitc of the superior
glnod for the decoration of a supple
cloth gown than an arrangement of
upsnnlcs or paillcitus above a velvet
hem. tireccful scrolls or flower dosisns
trail up the shirt and over the bolcro
and slcorc cups of the bodice and the
effect is at once rich and dainty.
'l‘wo semi-circular llltK'i‘li, oilc of
lransvcrscly tucked silk and one of
vclvct. turn back upon the wide cult
of a unity cloth bolero, making a vcri’
stylish slocvc. 'i‘he tucking and voi-
vci appear elsewhere on the suit of
course.
ilotliccs all of lace except, the high
lilrdlc and short. sleeves. which are of
tulle and embellished by bands of
black velvet. ribbon and worn with
cloth skirts similarly trimmed.
A but of white felt with trimmings
of black velvet. ahudcd old llillli ros-
oil. and transparent grccn nrupcs Is it
useful choice for u Into purchase, for
it is (mo that may In} worn for about
toward sprint].
l’oplln is a vcry Ht'l‘ViN‘tlilll' innicrlul
for morning shirt. wuial drcsscs.
Negligeo aro without exception cut
full and loose but many of the mo
deln may be drawn In closely about the
inlet. to conform to thc taste of many
who feel boticr.‘ with a sum: waist.
Didmonds of velvet ribbon or braid-
ing left plain. filled in with locked
silk or luoc motifs, or having ombroi
tiered designs at the Intersection
points. are a stylish gown and com
trimming and may lw Varied Imlcfi»
nlwly to suit the garment and tin-
trimming tnaterials used.
There Is unite a fancy iii prom-pt
02-2 ~Editeriel Room. ‘ .
letters unlit. Oiiicially An-
s.
3.12
.1 1’7? .
“Chiller-lied
[OIIECT SHAPE
“IIU’S ssoss
‘ have
.FTIAT‘JLOOI"
‘ Clara-teed Pate-t
BUfiROJAPS
An! ad Insurance ‘
do let d
and”: .h 3.33““?
Iron celery. We Deliver.
mouse A FIELD.
.IIOCI‘I‘ON. lass.
lilo Molt Ind. Ink
pad .- Solo.
x l.
nouncsd
(Continued From First i‘ugc).
"We tlo not crcilit the reports that
trouble is likely to follow the iii‘tllii of
the shah. . There are no pretenders to
challenge the crown prince's title to
the throne and the masses of the poo-
plo are devoted to thc pct-soot dynasty.
Concerning the rcports oi forcian cou—
trovcrsies we do not anticipdtc nil."
disturbances of thc prcucnt conditions.
"it can be dcilnitciy statcd that lins-
ein and Great ilritaiu how bad cx-
tendod exchanges of views relative to
the exact situation which now exists,
and this brought about t'rililplt‘ic uc-
cord by which they will act together
during the crisis following the shop‘s
death. The. pilrpOsc of this accord
is not to advance their respective in-
terests politically or tcrritoriniil‘. hill
to nintain- the status duo thronnhont
any troublesome period which may “"3.
site. This came up as an incident ml.
the negt’itiaiions for a new Analo li:i.- i
slan understanding i'claiii'c in tin»
Spheres of influence of the two muu
tries in Persia."
The. oflleiuis here say that in \‘ii‘\\ of
the accord bctwccn (lrcut liriium and
Russia relative to the stattn duo in
Persia no i‘cur is ciitcrtuiin-d lilll .my
other power will step in to tiisurrunuc
thc existing political conditions, 'ihc
personality of tbc shah ‘1». not well-
known hcrc, but they >in that his
public dcclnrntions iuvorinn n lilo/ml
policy and the constitution which he
has Siiit‘o signed, arc iavm'nblc. though
they do lint give any indicution of his
capacity or policy. it is also pointcd
out that the chances of internal dis~
order arc minimlzcd by thc fact that
the successor of thc l'itc shah is at
i'ciitly installed at ’l‘chcrau. llcrctt»
fore the successors of shahs harc ul-
wuys remained in distinct prorinccs
until officially instailcd
The officials of" thc l'crsian liauk
here also rccciycd official advices it»
day of-thc death of tho shah. and from
this and other l’crsian sources it
learned that it prcccdcnt is followed
lbc. preliminary funcrul i'l‘l‘i‘llltiillt‘>
will occur at the royal palace whcrc
Mll'léiii'iil"t‘ti~ilill died. The body will
lie in state for eight. or ten days in
the splendid hall where the lll'il':l"it'
plays are annually pcrfornlcd. ('Irowiis
of priests will surround thc catafaltpic,
chanting prnycrs from the Koran. and
the public will bc :illchd to pay a lost
tribute to the dead inoiiiurch by tiling
past his coiiiii. ‘
The body of ”iv shulitwlll ln- buricd
is
in the Abdul Asia lilo. [llt', ii\i‘ miles
outside the city of 'l lit-run. whcrc
for centuries the shuhs (if l’crslu hinc
bccn buricd, _
A proclamation announcing tln- :lt'
ccsslon to the throne of Mohummcd .ili
Mirzu is expected during the day. of
tcr which the high clergy and tiiiicioi>
i l'luiidiuu tin \\‘.
ow ruler. The coronation of the
trihfivnshah will probabily take place
t ' alter the funcra.
ShilliéiiILlN, Jan, ti.-——‘i'lie death of the
shah seemingly does not affect the
German attitude of simple observation
in Persia, with the intention to main.
tain equal trade opportunitics for‘au
ecuntries. it is l‘clllai'licti lit the iter-
elgn Gilles that any aticmiunby Ger-
many to obtain ascendancy at iehcran.
as sometimes attributed to hcr. instead
of being a wedge to drive Russia. and
Great Britain apart. would unite them
in their Persian policich‘.
___..._.,__,_.._.
NORWALK METHODIST REVIVAL,
A.
Good Congregation, Despite the Rain,
Hears Miss Lord.
Despite the rain last night there
Was it large nttondtun-c at tiu- revlvfli
service, led by Miss Md," it Mord. at
the Norwalk Methodist t‘huu h. Mist,
Lord's work in Ntll'Witlli promises to
be very successful, 'l‘hcrc will be
services of n similar loud tonight,
Thursday night. and Fri/ho night, and
at. each niecting tin- «bow- ciioir wtu
s' st.
“ ilibrcc years ago Mi‘r 'ivi'd held a
series of union iinccttnus ill Bothci
that stirred tho l‘lliiii‘ community.
She was successful ill \\ inuiut: its con.
Vel‘ts. a band of nun who had been
utrciistoiucd to as... nitric .: would a large
rock in the viciou. ..i tin- town to
pluv pnkcr. which but iimi nivsn to
the placc tlic pain. "I' hock. Ag
lilo result of ”1".“ r .. fl'iuw. ii? men
m.;.ny Of 200
Kitiht-i'cti top-dino- .I
men who met m. ‘1.
.. afternoon
.. unions scr-
ut. the some rock, i.. it , .
vices. Ali dcnonuizu .. .tncs wcrc
til'tippcli. and flit/thud. . (“unregu-
lionulisis and lint «us “tilkl‘ii
together as onc boii‘ | t-‘muciit mill
Owners and busint . ' i't‘ mount:
the members of Iiii- l' Isl-st win-
tcr Miss lnrd o... m... i in cyan-
gcllstic meetings to Ii ' . in which
there were :i l:ii.:~ 0f coll—
\‘crts. amour: tin-u the most.
prominent poop. /' “ “M
It Was a \ci\ a: 1‘ - w :iiitiicnco
that tissunihlcd .l' t - walk Mcth-
mlist t‘hurih inU :2.“ z . the dump-
flt'ss of tho “2;.th ’ t it dampen
Sbc nrdtu of thou \i .‘3‘.i it) mccl
' .titvi iil'.tl Mi» Io wollgclist.
.\ liiuli tutn- n.‘ p' ' "Ilit'stiltloll
prevail/wt ftoir; i‘ ‘ . " “4: of the
service to tln~ iii.1 ‘ inrd rcnd
itil‘ iht' St'iiilt"'v utill, sixtil
(‘ilililll-l Sir: ' subject,
«loin. licr
‘: be people
\Iiss lni‘ti
thc walls
unlition or
cuforcc
ii lcudcr
io- respon-
zhcir tum-
tcxt um. Ni ii: iii ‘
ililti u imint i.. i
coinpuri-ii tip in '
of tiit‘ cut. to in. ..
inim by sin. and
liii‘ [niilii ii.
placed upon 1‘;-
Nihiiii)‘ til' llit lWi'“
‘ti
ilios iii iiidil'. ilti tliclil
while ihm “..,:,. ' "cut llcud-
ct‘ cnjmtin npm :tilllfiiiliiiiy
.on of our
lives. in-
oi‘ ihc suixulaw:
i'iiiiiiiim. .ind “
Illlt‘lit‘t' :oni - said we
could not win inch from
drinitinu i! \i- ‘rcqcunti-d
saloons nut-m
[ll't'l in iiiTt‘iti .
:hl not ex-
.il comfort
to poor and ulcss wc
carricd sniitv t‘ . ‘.i_\' of silt)-
stantiuis 'i 1. .:bt of tht'
cvciiinu \\ c .. fillii i‘t‘s-
ponsihiiittw- u to nioct
ihi'lli 'i'liv ti by all
carol-st opium : willing to
help in lbw . . . give cri-
(it'llt‘i‘ by '!.i‘ A very
itirL'c nundu vllt'il rootl-
iI) i't'sinviivit“ tillK lllt’ll
also lll.tililv v tuition 10
stand to i.. ‘iicotisiicss‘.
'l‘hc \\iilt' u be of no
Kl't‘lliti lv‘i ' r of nrt'ill-
cr with. than by
t‘xit'il'iiii.. .o 'ion to thc
pcopic to t w . \liss Lord.
HillI i.. .l \t
up: [it'l’riilll
not cmbur-
I) tWt'I‘ pol“
:tiui pica-4!;
russ on; on.
will repair to the pulnce and recognize
.. .__._..__..__..__.._._.._._-_ .
lulu»
we .Ws.
MM ~ (/II V.
‘U/{f fill/V / 1' 8,
mm mm.
loo/mull. 0
iii i'litlf (W
It.
t1$(‘
Blots Out Pam, Any Kind,
sunspot oiio . the terror
«pm... .. i ‘
O
i
F0” 'MH. ilY
CLIFFORD PHARMAC ,
Plaieted’s Drug
43 Washington St.,
So. Norwalk.
Anywhere
...I
, :«r 1. 2 1 ,
_ . Willa” .
A Boon
to the Biiious’
Are you compelled
to dcn our-
scli many wholesome foods hogan“.
i5)“ think they make you bilious?
0 you know that your condition
more to blame than the foodS?
ou'r hvcr and stomach need 3"
tentiondniorc than the diet. When
on in yourself sui'icri " 3
iiihous attack, take ug with
BEEGHAM’S
PILLS
and all, annoying symptoms W5"
soon disappear. 'l'hcy settle tltc
stomach, rcgolatc the liver and ex-
CI’CISC the bowels. 'l‘licir good ci-
iccis are felt immediately.
Bet-chain's i’llls mingle with the
contents of the stomach and make
easy work of digestion. The hour—
ishing properties oi ihc food are
then readily assumlatctl and the
mining;- cartricd off without irrita—
g to mestutcs o ~ H‘ ' l
bowels. ”r (logging tic
ilccchnm's l’ills should be tnkt‘n
wlicticvcr thcrc is Slt'h' heatiat‘ilc.
iurrcii tonguc. t‘till‘slliilllltll). saliow
skin (many symptoms that indi-
cate nu Itinctirc lncr.
is
Sold Everywhere. In boxes l0c. and 260.
of the Lord. shc socks to persuade
nit'n. Wu lll'l' all rcspouslbit' lit‘illKS.
must all appear iici'orc the Divine
Judge. to givo an account as violators
of the Divine laws, The onir (‘oun-
scllor that awaits or can prcvaii be~
fore the courts of Heaven is lit! whom
Miss Lord seeks to advise you in re-
gard to seeking to hcip you.
Come tonight_ listen. help and oil-‘3
joy the moctiniz. Miss Lord carn-
cstly rcnucsts nil t‘iirisiluiis to spend
at lcosl a portion or the tlmc between
7 o'clock and 1‘le- o‘clock. both morti-
inp: and evening, in prayer for the suc-
ccss of thc moctiim. (itmd singing
every evening by thc chorus. it is
hoped that all mctulu rs oi‘ iin- chorus
will be present this c'vcnlui:
UNCAS TRIBE CHIEFS.
Raising Up Ceremony Conducted by
Julius A, Hubbell.
'l'hc raising up of (blots of i‘ncus
'i‘i'iin', i. ll ii. M. “ii. ill'iii ill f I‘\'i‘ll-
inn, and iilt' work of tho
ncwly clcctcd Univ/11. \tzlr- dour by
llcpuly (lrcat Sui-imp Julius ilulibcil.
limitinc illlfiilit'~.\' was also trunsurimi.
'i‘hc i'oilowini: am- thc llt'\\ chctiye
and uppointiyc oflhcr» thus :.ti‘ scicct-
cd: "
Sachcm~ iicnry li. 'i‘ollcs
Senior Suaumorc-v .lolm
hcr.
.iuuior Silfllllllill‘l'-~ .loliii .l. iionioii.
I‘rophci John ll. Sheldon
('hicf of Ilcl'ortis Sititli‘l t'.
shall.
Kl‘t'lil‘l' oi \‘i'.ttuptiiii—»-A) M l‘ohiimin,
i t‘oilccior ot' \\’:Iinpum —'\\'iiii.tiu Mil-
t'l'.
First Huiinup 'i'homos i~‘ Ii_\'dc_
Second hununp \\'i|iis Amy
tluurtl ol' lhc i“tll'l‘il .iohu tlurlinun.
(inurd of thc Wigwam "-iicot'gc I].
“list. .
liiiivcs John liyiir. lit-uri \\' lrc~
land. (lilo i.lllti.\ii'illli
It was dcciticd to hold it» .muual
finasqucrsdc ball in Music “or! on Mon-
iday evening, I“cbi‘tini‘_\’ H.
The cmnmiticc on the hull: niuht
isuiuniitcd a \‘cry urutifyinu icitoi-t. ii
twill be held on \\‘ctincstl:i\ winning,
iusioiliiuz
ii. millag-
Ma r~
:JHHllllI‘)’ 23, in the hall in \\’u-~hington
street.
Hill“
. ._ IRA/N8.
(fl/l) ”ll/[40.
[If/ll KAI/f.
Hi’fhl'li’l'll.
(ll/l III/ll/Vi
diooi’om l).
AND BRIDGE
PHARMACY.
Store,
_....-..._
Edward W. Kelley, Jr.
8 North Main St, So. Norwalk.
Edward P. Weed,
38 Wall St. Norwaik.
among fashionable foilt for inscltin:
A wide band of tor half way down tin-
Iklrt of lace or chiffon downs. This is
sometimes the only uuc of fur upon the
mo, and slain it appears also to
touches on the bodice.
A miniature copy on porcelain of th '
“Imus of the Chair" wit“ nurrcv'
fl .0an makes non of tho imm-
brooches lmvinablc.
A lilo or black vrtvet "l collar and
A, liflde top is tho useful method often
employed to immutmc' um relieving
:ti gc‘vnu.
r.
.t l i >
*i Milli”)
Pt i "i i\
HM
or printer llom and
I
ha. DANIELS’
Great Family Ligiment
autumn that Made m rm
“I'm Mum for it it
~ tam-ulna!
m" with”
his
iloti Medicines an
i
l
liilhii
g ' if m our I
h Cayman EvgNiri/G “LSENI
When you come here you
ables.
i
HALF an? LE:
REGULAR PRICES.
that forcibly holds the attention, because it is a genuine mark down of price
WOMEN’S ’ AND * CHILDREN’S '
oats, Suits, Skirts andlpurs, »
p .
AT POSITIV'ELY
will be brought face to face with a most remarkable clearing sale, one
s on high-grade, seasonable weer-
£14.1th i.’ 1
Be Wise and Trade Early in the Day.
sue, Soie Dechesse
Early showing of the New Wash Fabrics for Spring
and Summer, including Spider Silk, Printed Silks, Ti:-
and Printed Silk Mull.
THE qu
The South Norwalk Trust Co.
S()l"l‘li NORWALK. CONN
'l‘hc 'l‘i'uitccs hart- ordcrcti that ill-
tcresl at the rule of 4 pcr cont pcr
:inntlin bc crotliicil it) the depositors in
the Savings Department for the cur
rent six months ending Dcccmiwr :li.
liltiil, payable on and uficr January
to, 1907.
ilcimr-iis niiitic (ill or ill‘itll'l‘ January
it) will draw iilli rest from January 1.
(‘llAltLliS i-Z lillY'i'.
d2S illt 'l‘rcasurcr.
Attendance Ali Hours Day and Night.
FRED'K H. GANUNG.
Funeral Director and Embalmer
SOUTH NORWALK.
‘Temporary Residence—-
19 South Osborn Ave.,
East Norwaik. Tel Connection.
LADY ATTENDANT.
Announcement !
osrsdrururt
I will be in my Norwalk otlicc. cycry
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Saturday. Other t‘.! lsanc l‘inco.
Telephone. 12: -3. i will be in my New
York oilicc, cvcry ’l‘ucsday & Friday.
from it) to 5 p. to. Location, 25 West
42nd strcct. ’l‘honc, 689 J. Bryant.
DR. JEROME 1). WM.
Graduate of the A. T. Still institute, at
Klrkevllle. Me.. Licensed by
State Board of Health.
We Have Just
of Quor-
thc itiicst titl-
rcccived unothcr shipment
it‘l‘t'ii (luk Siticbourtls.
sign and finest. quality.
of iron Pouches, fitted with the host
Also a. lot
cotton pulls and piiln\\'s_ which wc
offer trout 38.75 up.
Wc also l't'i'l'in‘ti itit .\ri
Squares, colitiiiului; iil‘lllvh‘t'i‘, ili‘uuscl-
lets, Axuiinisicrs nini \‘cluiu. from
Sltl up. \\'c how a lot of Ironiui:
’i‘abics ill 8! if. llllti (‘lothcs liorscs
from his: up.
F. A. MITCHELL,
Cub or Credit.
8 and 5 Wait at. Norwaik. Conn.
Tel. 676—2.
it of
Special Prices
0N
Suite, Continents
AND GENTS FURNISHINGS
ll. GUTTLIEB'S.
MEN'S AND BOYO' FURNISHER.
11 NO. MAIN ST. 80. NORWALK.
Park 83 Tiliord'
lNl '
Wines, Liqu'ors ailil Cigars
“Hotel Cliflord ”
CHARLES REYNEKE.
Prom-letter.
Telephone ”I
d the amt Disinfectant Carlie-item,
i
TON Segre
’PENNsVLVANiA ROAD PROMTIONinrsi vim»....-..,.tdem_
J. J. 'l iu'ner, now third vice-president
comet» sccond vice-president.
Edward D. Taylor, now fourth vice
prcsidchi. in chargo of the treasury
1 ‘ ) ( , i .
i iiiliADh.l.l HlA, Jan. .i,~.l.onts tum, M, ,mmmg departments. becomes
McCrce. president of the Pcnnsyivanizt ,thlrd two-president with the some
liailrond Company. was today clcctcd idntics. '
president of the Pennsylvania (‘om-‘ i)’lll“i ’l‘ McC ~ ) .
< u . abc, of I lttsburg. now
139“" and president. 0' the Pms“"r/‘iilii'islit :miiic manager, becomes fourth
i incinnati and St. Louis Railway C(llll- ‘vipommmnm in charge of traffic.
uuny. to succeed the late A. J. Gas-l Wiiiioui llodgdon, freight traffic mn-
N‘” J .llllitt‘i Hi the Vandaliii road, becomes
The directors of the lcunsyivaniu iii-night tt‘aillc manager at the Perms
iincs west of Pittsburg also made the 1si'lrnnin lines west.
following promotions): i Mr t‘vt‘nbp its fourth vicepresldent
‘Joseph Wood, now second vice-pro thorium-5 a director of u“. Pennsylvu.
sident, in charge of traffic. is mudc iuin linos.
James McCree Croeen President. and iilt
Other Officials are Advanced. I
. __ ._ _ ..__.,~...._._._,__.,. —-——;~_—-
‘ .mn ._
WWOOOG OOWMMW
CRACKER SALE. '
We carry the largest assortment of fancy Crackers and Biscuits
in The Norwalke.
A FEW OF OUR SPECIALS.
FANCY CREAM FIG sass, (cur TOi .................. 102: Le.
NATURAL eiscoir cons REGULAR 10:: GOODS ....... 9c PKG.
REGULAR 15c CAKES AT .. ........ 13c LB., On 2 Les. FOR 25c
NABISCO sUGAs WAFERS, (CUT TO) .................. 8c PKG.
FRANK LOETZ BAKERY co.. SNELL a. SIMPSON. NATIONAL
BISCUT 00.
We purchase from these three large concerns and their products
comply with the New National Food Laws.
WHEN VOU GET “CRACK ER HUNGRY” LOOK OVER OUR
LlNE. mm
THE e'roses THAT SET THE PAGE.
NewYork Grocery 00.
South Norwaik. TEL EPHONE. Norwalk.
Call, 440. Call. 430.
WOO””WMW
Phone 322- .
WE A4RE
Ready for Christmas with the finest line of goods in this section.
you don't think so call at our etore. We can Willi-h you with the but the
world produces in good things to eat. We want your Christmas order, and
it placed here you are sure of the high t‘st satisfaction.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
LEADING caocsn.
WASHINGTON sr. scorn NORWALK.
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Coffee.
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Java. Than; the coffee that pieuacs dnnnunds all
land. it Is the largest seller in this condor
With Try it; then you'll understand the
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Potatoes P5853:
We still have some of the nice pottit'r‘H "3“ ""d “'“lli'
soll ut 70¢ in 6 bushel lots or more.
\tlet your supply in while this mild wcutlier “All
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72 North Main u. e ‘1'
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Tel. Call, 6902. Booth Namath.
Norwalk Chronicler