THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
M
m EVENING IENTINEL'
TUESDAEIM DEC. :1. 1&1.
EVENING CINTINIL TELEPHONE
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46 —Ironoh Oiiioo, Norwalit.
I! —ultoriai allow.
one —Iuolnooo Oiiioo.
iuio—umr. Residence.
72» —CIty Editor’s Rooldonoo.
Miniature Almonao for Tomorrow.
Sunrise”: :4: sets 4.15
Hietideio: th.m.;u:oo2.m.
MASONIC DIRECTORY. ,
A Stated Communication of Old
Well Lodge, No 100, F. and A. M., will
iio hold a: in rooms Doc. 17th, 1007, at
I o'clock p. in. Work, E. A. Down.
inotliiotion of Milan. All Manor Mo-
oono oOrdlolly and Internally invited.
Fratornally youl'o,
ROBERT M. WILCOX, Scc'y.
DOOM” DAYS «IN CALIFORNIA
REALTY.
As the result of the completion of
tho Bay Shore cutoff by the Southern
Pacific Railroad. and the opening 'of
Ibis new route into San Francisco on
December It. pcninsuin towns and
cities are developing at a rate of prog-
ress that makes ('slifornis real estate
booms of the past seem compnrnilvoly
Insignificant. The cut-oi! for It" prnc»
tic‘til purposes has moved it score of
peninsular towns seventeen minutes
' nearer to San Francisco.
San .Mateo. and liurlingsmc, its
neighbor, him: doubled their popula-
tion in the last eighteen months in an-
ticipation of improved trnnsportatlety-u
Three hundred houses have been or ,t
ed in these towns in the last. twelve
months at an aggregnt cost of "200,-
000. The improvement cost the South-
ern Pacific 81,000,000, but has already
added three times that, sum to real es-
tate values in the territory It, benefits.
The extraordinary building record of
which San liiateo's, is only an exam-
ple, receives fresh impetus every day.
At this coast town there is building a.
$300,000 hotel, and a great mansion for
William Il.'Crockor. The hotel is in-
tended to most the demands of city
business men, as well as tourist pious-
uro seekers.
The boy town‘s around San Francis-
co. Including Oakland, Berkeley anti
Alameda. are also feeling the impetus
of boom times as n result of the be
ginning of the Southern Pacific's plans
for the electrification of its suburban
lines. Work hns niresdy boon begun
on the ccntrnl station at Fruitvalc.
' which will in: thc center of power sup
ply for them) Illicit. ,
NORWALK LIBRARY BOOKS.
New Fiction Placed on the Shelvoo
December 7.
iiacon, Dolores,
In High Places.
llnrr. Amelia. IL.
The Heart of Jcssy Laurie.
Carling. .i. it,
ily ern's Waters.
Carpenter, Edward ('hllds,
The Code of Victor Iinilot,
Castle, Agnes and lfigcrton,
My Merry IIot-khurst.
Cutting. Mary Stewart.
The Suburban Whirl.
('hcney. \S’arrcn,
His Wife.
Davies, A. C..
The Mnulevcrcr Mlll'lli'lb.
Davis, M. iv}. .VI..
The Price of Silence
Davis, Norah,
The World's Warrant.
ily the Author of ’i'ribulntioim of .1
Princess,
Emerald and Ermine.
(inilizncr, Nathan.
Tho Sorceress of liotuc,
Iinlion. Tom.
Tht‘ ('l‘ulsc of ”iv MitiiP-lit'lit'vi'zi.
Gibbs, (ii-(trite,
The Mi-Iiusn litucrnitl.
linggnrd. ll. liidcr.
Margaret.
Henry, 0.,
Heart of Iht- Wi-hl.
Howells, William licltil. I
lit-tween the Dark and ”W Daylight.
Hudson, t'barlt-s Bradford.
The (‘rimson Conquest.
Kl-ayn. ii. A. Mitchell.
The Road to Damascus.
Kingsley, Florence Mornc,
’i‘huw'tzueter llrowns.
Luther, Mark Lee,
The (‘rucibita
hit-lawn. LaInyt-IU'.
'I‘ho Welding.
Martin. ilrlcti it.
The iii-throthnl of I‘liyphulutc
McrwinM’cbsto-r,
Comrade .lohn. . 7
Molten, i'lcvnland.
A King in Rags.
Osbourne. Lloyd,
The Adventurer.
Phillips. Inn-id Graham.
Llfil’iI'Pingt-rcd Ucntry
Itohino. Elizabeth.
The Comm
Sedgwick Anne Douglas
A Fountain Sealed
Sherwood. Margaret,
The Princess Pourquoi.
Hilberrnd. PM I...
The Good t‘omrndc.
Stevenson. Iturton I41.
'l'hot Affair st liiizaln-th.
'I‘rocy, Louis,
Minhin.
Train. Arthur.
Month-In.
'I'ybout. Ella Middleton.
The Binocular.
Vochrll. II. A
liar lion.
Wnilm. Dillon.
llnnvn lion.
Weyman. Stanley .l
laid lip in law-odor
Wilkins, Mary It, .
The I'oir IAVIDII.
Woodrow. Mrs. Wilson. .
The New Missionrr.
wtmr Xmu Trom- are no nrrnngnd
that you can see them to the best tui-
vnntono. Prim reasonable. I'ubllc
lsrlct
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THREE COLORED
MEN Pill TO DEATH
Two Murderers Electrocuted at
Trenton, ii.i., and Another,
Lynchod‘al Shreveport, Lo.
TRENTON, N. J., Dec. i'I.—-(‘bnr|en
(lihnon and Stephen Dorucy. colored.
were cleatmcutmi at. the state prison
today, for the murder of M ro. Edward
ilorner nnd Vii-torts Nntnlia, tho Int~
tor a servant girl employed by the for-
mer. ‘ The murders were committed In
connection with a robbery of the Hor-
ner homc,‘ near Camden, inst Aug.
not. ,
Gibson was cIPcIrocutt'd first and
Dorsey a few minutes later. Both uum
died instantly. The clectrrx'utions were
in charge of ill. I". llnvis, omciul elec-
, tricinn of New York static.
HIIREVEPORT, 11“., "cc, l7.—<A no-
gm memhcr of u trtivcllng IIIllil-ill't'l
troupe, who prove his tmnic ns Hotucr
Rogers? was hangod by n mob in Moro-
honse l’nrisb last night. As for us can
be: learned the lynching rcsultcd whcn
lingers rescntcd u I'Ulllillwi‘ by n
whitc "Iii", declaring lb was "a
Yankee Niggcr and didn't take any
itupudcnoc."
La ANUSEMENTS o
HOYT'S THEATRE
ONE NIGHT,
THURSDAY, DEC. IQTH.
Th Seaoon'o Scenic Sensation,
. B RAOOED HERO.
if
urice .l. Fielding.
Presented by '
A Complete Colossal Company of Pro-
ficient Players.
Pepulnr Prices . .. . .. 10c; 20c, 30c, 50c
Seat; Now Selling.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT,
FRIDAY, DEC. 20TH.
The Royal Event of the Season,
MILOREO AND ROUCLERE,
And Their Big Cornpany oT
1S—ARTISTS—IS
Presenting theSupcrb, Glittering, Im-
aginating Fantasy,
THE FLIGHT OF PRINCESS IRIS.
Mounted With All Special Scenery and
Electrical Effects.
Specialties Introduced between the
acts by William. and Moibourn, Fio-
tow on¢ Dunn, tho Fit‘zglbbon Trio,
Dick Leggltt, Robt. Sheldon and tho
Oeinha Girl Trio.
Special Reduced Prices .. 25c. 35c. 60:;
Seats on Sale Monday, Dec. 16.
South Norwolk, Conn.
Go where the crowd goes and one the
ELECTROGRAPH
With the Latest
MOVING PICTURES AND
TRATED SONGS.
. Change of Pictures
MONDAY, WEDgAEYSDAY AND FRI-
Illustrated Songs Will Be Sung by
MR. CARL STUMPF,
South Norwalk'o Favorite.
and MISS DOLLY BLAND, of New
York.
PRICES .. ..... 5c. 10c AND 15c
MATINEE ON SATURDAY ONLY.
We Guarantee This Show.
ROLLAWAY
SKATING RINK.
NORTH MAIN 31'
South Norwalk
ROLLER POLO GAMES.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
DERBY vs. SOUTH NORWALK.
FRIDAY EVENING.
NEW HAVEN VI. SOUTH NORWALK
OPEN EVERY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING.‘
Hour, 2 to 5—8 to 11 p. m.
Skating after the games.
Skating 15 cents in the afternoon.
instead of 25c.. Ladies admitted free
nights: okatca, 15 cents.
Extra music at the Rink each Saturday
afternoon,
BASKET BALL.
NOR WALK IIRMOR Y
[VERY MONDAY Nlbiil.
MONDAY NIGHT, DEC. 16,
COMPANY F vs. ST. PETERS.
Prcbmlnary Game:
ADMISSION, 25 cents.
Preliminary Como starts at S o'clock.
Dancing from 10 to 12. troo.
. AN EDISON
PHONOGRAPH
will make a Merry Christmas
for the whole family.
A payment of One Dollar is
all that is necessary to have one
dclitercd at your home.
THE
illumination it.
134! Washington Street;
'Muéic'fin'cn"
iLLUB- ‘ ‘
‘ iwsitntcd, it.
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WEDNESDAY DEC. iSTH,
TO ALL PURCHASERS 0F
Teas, Coffees, Spices, Extracts, Cocoa,
Chocolate,
Etc, Etc.
in addition to usual checks.
Suga r--ZO
-_ ,__..
Now
Now
Mixed ’Nuts. lb. , . . ., 15c
Pupcr Shell Almonds. lb. 23c
New llrnzii Nuts, lh. ......... 14c
Ncw Pccnn Nuts, lb. ......... 140
first English Walnuts, lb. 18c
Nt-w “:1ch Nuts, lb, ......... 14c
Christmas Spools
THE LOWEST PRICES IN THE NORWALKS. You don't have
to take our word for Iii—Come. Consider, Criticizc and Compare our
good. and prices with our compotitoro.
BIG STAMP OFFERS ALL THIS WEEK.
lbs., $I.OO
i26 Wafillington St.
South Norwalk.
Phone 655-2.
Fancy No-w lx-mon l'ct-l, lb. ., 14c
l"Iiilii New Orange Peel lb. .. 14c
listru. Ii'unoy Citron. lb. ..... 24c
('-hobo New llntcs, lb ....... 8c
i-‘nm-y lu'iYi’I Pigs 12c and tho lb.
Noiu- Such Mincc Mi‘iil, pkg. .. 9c
(suing
10c
, (‘onnoctit-ut (.lrunbcrrio-s.
atgcntsi, qt,
- .......... ....
Don't tail to visit our atoroa this week and see the pretty display
of good things to eat. Alao see our pretty premium departments.
itlchnrdsou 8L Robbins“
Pudding
l’lum
.. 23c and 45c can
till Stumps with 1 lb. VI 13' Best 'I‘cn .. ............ . ............. 50c
25 Stumps with {4 lb. Very lint-it 'i'ctt .......................... 25c
.‘to Stumps with 1 lb, MuK'l lllond ifoffci- ...... 32c
2:3 I-ltnmps with l lb. Mocha (I: .Invu (‘offoe ............. it ........ 3°C
"0 Stamps with I lb. liluracuibo (Tom-t: ........ . ............... 25c
SOUTH NORWALK.
THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE.
New YOrk Grocery Company,
Telephone.
NORWALK.
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Xmas Announce ment
HAVE LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM.
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, SIL-
PRICES LOW.
VER AND PLATED WARE.
Silver and Ebony Toilet and Manicure Sets and Novelties.
Ladico' and
Genta' Gold and Silver Mounted Handle Silk Umbrellas, Fancy Gilt Clocks,
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL XMAS.
H. S. R000, Jeweler,
Etc.
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Eggs, ‘ . .
Home Laid, .
SOUTH NORWALK.
. zscdoz. h
. 45c doz.
United Grocery 00.
Fort _s:., East Norwalk. "
Telephone 319-3.
HARRIMAN EAGER FOR PROXIES.
('llli'itiifi. Iii-c. l7,—-Tht- lit-cord-
lit-mid toduy says: "So cum-r llitVI' I'ld-
wutd ll. ilurrimnn and his friends
boon to Ki'f'lll‘l‘ proxies to nssist thorn
in retaining possession of tho illlnols
I‘cntrnl Railroad Ibttt Iht-y have not
is said, to lnvndc the
homes of some of the relatives of Sin)"
vortmt. Fish and importuno womcn
members to turn against. him.
According to Mr, Fish, his nut-d mo
tho-r-In-luw, residing.' in Ncw York, and
llili sistcr hove hittl sum: to them by
agents of Hurrlinnn the lu-nutb-s and
boncilts to be dcrivcd from corporati-
control by'the "Napoleon of the Rail!
waxy World." -
This In only Ono of many interesting
and amusing incidents of the remark-
tiblo battle for proxies, which will
t'lmit' tomorrow, when the nnnuai tin-ct-
itur 'of thc Illinois (icnlrnl Rniiroud
will again coiivoiw in (‘hlcuof‘
COLORADO IANK FAILS TO OPEN.
IllilIANGil. Colin. llcc, 17.--'l'lic
Hmclicr I’lty liank of lIurnntgo, it «into
institution, capitol 330,000, fuib-d to
opcn lhln momilifl. No hintumctit of
Its assets or liabilities bus bucn Itivull
out. but the dcnmlts art.- not bt-licvcd
in nxt't‘t‘d "00,000.
tlhnrlt-s Mctlonm-l, prcsldu-iu of tin»
hunk, fluid that till iittbllillt-s Wtilllil be
pttld in full. lAiI‘k of t-nutltIv-ncc, dur.
it ill slid, to the Indicqu-nls of lirtmli'
mvnt citizens on charge of fund trund-
undcr tho forlorn] luws, led in "in sus-
pension of this bank. Hit viii-ii nit the
Colorado Bank, glitch loll luau nook.
20 No. Main St, So. Norwalk.
Telephone 143.
SHOT WOMAN: KILLED HIMSELF.
CHICAGO, ilt'i'. l7.—~M. Ii. Dillon.
thirty-five yours of .Lgc, u unlosmun
Inst night, shot and probably family
injured Min. N. II i'othrnu wbiic shi-
wns asleep and ”it'll kiilcd himself
The shooting Wiltl tittlio in Mrs. (loch
rnn's room at w» (thin strcct, Whi'l't‘
Dillon htitl I'Ollt'i'illi'd himself while
Mrs. Cochran was ill the tbeulrc. Ilil-
Ion, it. is Imid. dust-rim his wife and
then. iii'f‘Ol‘ilan to the police, pcrsuud'
cd Mrs, Cochran lo scpnrnto from iIcr
husband. Aftcr hnviur iu-cn divorced.
Mrs, ('m-hrun bccniuo pciiilvnt. nud rc-
fust-d to l'PCtthi' Dillon's nttnntions.
MERIDEN'S CITY ELECTION.
MI'IIIIIII'IN. licc. i7.~'I‘hc Viiii‘l‘ii in
Ihn City of .‘llcrldcn urn today I'III'IIlIIlE
their ballots in ”14' rt-guinr blunninl
city clcctlon Iillfi judging from the
warm muuro of tiu- campaign conduct-
i-4l by the Republican nnd iii-mocrutic
lcndcrn the vote wlll be ono of the
bcuvicst cycr pollul in the city. Seldom
lIIiH Mcridcn known such it rcmurknbic
campaign and Ilcvcr won the interest.
In an t-icction ht'l'o more pronounced
thnn lhnt of tmluy.
anor iii-lily ls unuin become the
limiiiwriitlc iil'kt't unil his luvpubllcun
uppont-ui in ii. (7. Ki‘miiti‘d.
SAMUEL I. FtlilNDEN IERIOUI-
Y ll.
I-l'l'AMP‘OItI), I‘lcc, l7.-ilutuucl it.
l"t'niti'Iltll'll, iiiitil' utiorncy for I4'nirllold
county, c: secretary of the ltepublitnn
Nntlonni I oimnlttw nnd author of tho-
t'xiii'l' union. "llml Almighty hub-n n
uultlcr," is stilousiy ill nt hid houw
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SPECIAL . ~ i
Beginning Tomorrow Night—~Wednesday—-our store will
be open every evening until Xmas. , .
, in order to start the opening night’s business with a rush
and snap, and to make it worth while, we are going to sell
twenty-five (25) Holiday articles at about half-price, on sale
only between the hours of 7 and 9 o’clock.
This two-hour sale is the genuine Xmas gift to our patrons
not alone will we forego all profits, but In many cases prices
will be less than actual cost. Come with the crowds tomor-
row night and get your share of the plums.
c...-..-. .
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300 SATEEN PETTICOATS.
Made to soil nt SI. WhoIc~
snlc |lTli‘i- Iodtty is Slum lit‘l' doz-
i'll. Ulil) ou4- to :1 customer Wod-
nt-mltiy night from i to it.
Price, 85c.
WOMEN' S HEMSTITCHED lNIT
lAL HANDERCHIEFS.
ii in :t box. rcgulzir pt'it-i- lit ,
Tomorrow, 7 to 9, a Sex for me. A
"w“ _..-___.._- ii
FLEXIBLE FLYER SLEDS. t
"I'lit- NH. 2 Hill', lisli'd tit Slim ii
We hurt- ouly t\\t'nl}:-li\'n or II.
200 BOXES FANCY WRITING
PAPER.
Made by Nutionul l'upt-trlc'i‘o.,
t-lprlugflcld, Muss. ’i'lw, rcgulnr
priccs iiit' .‘nlc and film liul. for
llli' limit 200 l'lliiillllil'l'ii. bch's-cn
tini'hours of 7 nnd 9.
The Price, 28c.
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THEFAMOUS ALGER STORY
()nl) l bill. in u ('liHiilllli‘l'. BOOKS FOR BOYS. six“, 'l‘oilnggrgwléleiggé 1{gun TM 5:
‘ A .- .\l\l'tl,\’s. sold 23c. Wu hm'i- just .__—~-- .- ..___- -r... ..-,.,_. d
72 'NC” DOUBLE “7'" m... hundrcd n. ..-u tiliilul'l'tlw BLANKET BATH noses. ,
DAMASK , “‘5‘” ””1” 7 i“ l" ' i4'ur illi'll, rczulur liilt'l- tan ‘4‘
All liunu, the host ill Alum-it'll ni . Price. We. Will” u. small quantity, 1‘ coupl» . ‘
$1.00. .\l.in,\ Moron ilv‘h $1.23. All A ,._._,,.___,,_...L...,_ _,_,-.__ tin/mu, one of tho chub-cm ulfl '1
lit-IIIIiIltIi pull: I‘ll», .i~-: good :15 gold. 3/ lNCH'PURE SILK TAFFETA Tom‘mev 7 t0 9' $1.98. J
From 7 t0 9 Tomorrow NIght, 69c, ._______-.__..-..- -__...___-.___ .
A.-- 03535 SILK' 24 lNCH sun' CASES. El
itegnlnr prict: $1.30.
MEN' 5 FANCY SOCKS .
Tomorrow, 7 to 9 99c.
i
In iuswt illlll brown, with w. E
“MM ll” 1‘” ““‘i "”"l cm- . ‘ili uround, liultulttr iii l' w
broidt-rt-d livgui it I lc and 17c 0“” “n" dim” l'illli‘ill i" H I'll'i is $1.10. We hzivt- (IHI‘ ilIIZi t. ’l .
vnluv, lonur.
Tomorrow, From 7 to 9, 10¢ Pair.
$2 50.-
ONE HUNDRED TWO DOLLAR
UM‘BRELLAS FOR WOMEN.
()ur Two llollur l'nibrnlln is not
li'n‘fi lbuu $2.30 in otlwr retort-.4. '7
Tomorrow, from 7 to 9 O'clock.
$1.50. '
PAD HOSE SUPPORTERS.
All colors. otic pulr
licguinr 25v quniity.
Tomorrow. From 7 to 9, 17¢ Pair.
tine pitil‘ in n tusltiitlv-l'.' ”
CHILDREN 5 le RIBBEO HOSE.
m‘ll
Tomorrow Night. From 7 to 9, ‘
lioublt- Hill! tttnl kncc. lsunl lill'
in it ,lmx'
Night. 8cP air.
2,...;:‘:.
:. os'ron Scone i
\ :llllt’
From 7 to 9 Oclcck Tomorrow 5
1r”
OF INTEREST T0 WOMEN. lor mthcr, rcmmt- .Iny [Itiwllllliii oi
ism h u iillllf'llll} urislnr.
'iunlc skirts ( m to point in tin i'mnt‘
untl buck nu suppos-u-d not to tic Hurt
ltntu ones lii' lubt luii unit-s: Ibo-y or»
1
Itil Ail'in' (u for tho finish of .t noun
Honors liliH' hitherto bm'n lbo ll
uni iliiiltt oi trimmings tot fut but
but ihifil ill'i' vurii-d now by wingt-
ius. l'tIr instant-v, it brighl Hf‘ill'lt'l “in;
loom Iliil m- .ltn s —uud \: rl lull tic-
c- 'Iiilliill plniit ii lilllli s lit‘lllill\ ttntl c\'
Mid lin- bottom of hiiili' n; thc nu'tt
whum silk [with-outs that .lll' Iii-int; l"”"““ ”'7“in ”W5 -'i' liiii'ii' '“H'li‘ilr u HH‘HII oi squitivl .it'tt)illltitil\
l'IId .m.” for gill». lsuinz .illillll ihc lm-t in .m uu l'.il"tllll l in: .. wining] “Ml. “ml ”1,. n.5,,” j.
I if. I', ll ," til I t l'u Wdi llmt. Is anything but .IIl additional 1 pli- .ising.
"u-I'c it no In: prt- c' ili' .
i.-o\t -l\ \l‘llil lcnws :ili to Hillllt‘ : \
tt-nl tubing tbt- pit'uc of lliliit'rh‘ for
cloth: :4 lhnn litllv pique “lil‘lli' l" l""”“l’ sutislnctorn ilhc trounu of sumll winter buts o-u n
mound the sub» null upper Nlit" ““h,’ i; liudminy mild or Fll‘i'l‘ l;l>~t'l.\:illv l‘ut toque-s. llrowns nud' ul'i't‘iir
lt-iflilu binding. «Hill in WWII “l‘ ” 'l mini. down Ih4~ t'llilf’i of tho scurfs tbul .sm-m tbv most tippropriutt- sluidvu.
stinp ntiti ltllllitll lull from tho t-llgv of some Iiuc win- 5 Sort-ml shades of inn and brtmu
i4-‘-Iirlinttl glows illi' itltnllx («Junior-i 't.r buts 'uptui llb- but \iii\ ”11' tnnlmlono- iii
side for llu- wulnun t1mtori.l uho in \‘m .mirnh- no it bu tl.l.~‘~iil a!uollt.‘,.~uil oi lilti\\ll cloth; and the fashion
.,i . u tillsstu
tlu,\ Ml “f an infant iujw “'5! Hum ,lu ill \ in tin so u nnd ll u i
lsou situuluiui tuuirs .tn- olt vu mort-
(.Hiiililtlll) titlcs. with .1 abort ~1N‘Hll ‘ ubzit :m- li'llilt'il nowlilv. . m4 ll" will“ tun lumu .m llit' irrvproncluxblw
“ulNl Ibrmi leis. “llll'll llZlH‘ iin :Irniunwvm'ut tom «moving for such It cosluntw.
It utmlti Ht'i‘lli Illliii't't‘iniilW lo um“; for carrying: the pockclbtmk or “I‘lh‘l .\ lil’lliit'fi uni-u llilll lies In with
bug; this is Zttttu‘tntvd ti sul'c “'1‘ Hit
(timing the but:
ilII‘li' is suluc'lling linttimnmuli l'i
p-vopic to rcspoud‘ promptly to build
lions of any kind. but vvpcricnct-
I-att'll¢~.~ Illiil Ititi l"'t’ii Iiu-\ ill" "Vi;-
pluils iroiu citcluist-lit- lo slmuldvt
jumbo-rs nllulill) inlu Iln- narrow pnulrl
‘iii trout tbnt is u cubiiuuulion oi Ibu-
'l..(-ti-d ~t-bicllv bv the very mung. by! filing In llli t'tilnliiimlinll 4v! bbm ‘skirt gutucl This is n l'll'\i'l'i'4lllilillli!
it Hillil tu illi' utiu' ‘m rm» llii*llil of width lun- with lli'lllx‘ Hiiilll oi \. in! Imu o: tin lilupml \l‘utM unit Hm ,u'iir.
Ibo .«unulcr. .\u iillilllldlllill oi llt4' «iii is shown bv the V.if‘liill.~ nuh tix firm.» moth ili.i| wbcn skiff-Ll, r.~;t'ic4l
(.oldcn itub- would uolw lb. (illlltllll). 'ings tbnt mu claiming .Iti- ntiml :illnr lulil is \f n cfl'cctivc.
S Militia—scientifically and ail-accu-l
ratcly as a locomotive. it never
iails to do its worli, because each and every
part has been made with infinite care and
minutely toiled. The Bay State is the pride
of the kitchen and will never wear its wol-
comc out.
For Sale By
A. J. ANGEVINE & SON (10..
134-136 Washington Street,
South Norwalk.
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Norwalk Chronicler