THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING bENTINEL
m wanna murmur.
Option. Editor and Murmur.
WEDNESDAY. DEC. 18. IE2.
‘ Wino ssurmsi. rsuruous
onus.
as v—Innoh om, Hamlin
-—ldhorlsi morn.
man... on»?
Mil—Editor's luldsm.
m —Cltyvldltor'n Ruldsncc.
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Mini-turd Almanac for Tomorrow.
Bun rises 7: 14; sets” 4:25.
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MAOONIC DIRECTORY.
Old Well Lo No. 100, F. and A. M.
Moots in uonlo Building, South
Main stroet.1st. and 3d Tuesday: of
each month—July and August ex-
cepted-at 8 o'clock. All Master
Masons cordially invited. Charles
1;” Mills, W M. Robert M. Wilcox.
Min Chsptsr, No. 38, R. A. M.
Moeu in Masonic Building, South
Main street, 2d and 4th Tuesdays of
each month—July and August ex-
cepted—flit 8 o ':c10t it. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Thaddcus
war, ii. 1’. Robert ill. Wilcox,
Ophir Chap, No. 52. Order Eastern Star
Moots in Masonic liuiltling, South
Main street. 2d and 4th chnovndays
of each month-duly and August I-x-
copied—at 7:45 o‘clock. All mom
born of 0. E. 8. cordially invited.
Miss Edna Mills, W. M. Mrs. lda
Sharer. Sec.
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WHAT OF THE EFFECT?
vit is unmistakably hard on Brian-
dier General Russell Frost. that wt...
to discovor that in: is, so far as of-
ficial rI-cognltion titties, Just plain Rus-
soil l-‘rost tht-I-aittvr, says tho New
liavon iltvgistI-r. “o is just as good
I soldlcr ail sonic who have' bcon
chosen. lie has toured the state as
faithfully and as long as many who
are saved. Anti yIvtf ho is left high
and dry with his uniform and it» gold
loco, which hI- may be pcrmlttod to
frame, but not. to wcnr.
lie is simply tho victim of circum-
stancctt. 'l'hI- circumstanccn in them-
" sciv'ca are all right. ‘ Thcrc aroreason
and prdcticai some in tho rcorganlza-
tion of thc' army by which this elim-
ination of tho- hrigadtongontvral is
brought about. lint thc chango can
not but how a Ivcriain effect on the
slate military organization. Conncc-
ticut no longor has a soltllcry peculiar
to line". its ambition to Ho with tho
soldiery of othI-r siatcs is to a dcgrco
eclipsed. 'l'thrc is no citation for riv-
alry. 'l‘hc Connecticut militia has a
national standard sci. for it. and it.
must comI- up to that. standard. ’l‘lIcrc
is no iongcr a chancc for a bright and
ambitious i'onnIvI-tiI-ut boy to IuItIvr
thc militia at tho bottom and risov to
the top. iiomighi. got as high as col-
onI-l. but no iiighI-r. Anti colonols‘ posi-
tions are low What will. ho the effect
on tho recruiting of tho 'stato militia?
Will it not stpcricnco tho (lithcuity
Inct by tho rIvgnlaI' army 1'
ARGO ARGO Alllil) AiiGll ARGO
ARGO ARGO ARGO~ ARGO ARGO
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN.
No matiIvr what is ”to color of onc's
gown. tho tntlitl-coiorIvd oriI-ntal Ivmv
llroldcrics arc npproprialc this scam".
and tthir colors, twin): still and rich,
scIvm cover to fall in luirniouious tvi-
lects.
“'th lhc coat and r‘i'lllll suit arc
mado of diffcrcnt maiIvI int-t pl illl cont,
says, with plaiti skirt. tlu- I‘Imlllllli' is
rescued from too prom dissimilarity
by trimming tho coat. with cloth nio-
tho itkirt or the skirt with hands of
plain material likIv tho lutktvt
illndings of white H‘lH'l. upon an al-
lcrnoon gown of i'ovanhagcn hluI-
cloth are unusual I-nongh to rf'dPPlll
lth gown front any thought of the or-
dinary. ()ricniai IvntluoldIvtics aid in
siting a must Ihatming Ivffcti.
lf young girls lilallZI'd thI- import-
ance of thc o-vffcIt of tho” dict upon
their complcxions, it. is prnhahic that
lhcy would liI- willing to IlIvny llit'lll-
scivcs litany plIvasIIrI-s of tnIvro appcv
tile for the sake of i-Ivtaining thcir
frcsh color and (door skin. llut it is
too oftcn truo that thcy do not so to
«line its importance, and so go on
devouring swovovis or rich pastries im-
modcrativiy IIniiI tho thauty is norm,
and than alistlvntlous dict has loss of
loci, or at any raicr, a longrvr tlInIv i2.
itcccssary to gain an cfiIvct than if they
had hI-gun carlIIvr.
One of tho gifts that will lw aiutosi
sum to plcasr- thc boy of the family
is Is box containing a campus and all
things ncIvdcd to Ivompltv to thc pictuIIvs
taken with it.
Altar crossing in the hack and com-
plctcly encircling tho neck, the 11ch
out onto veils arc. tied in a tourin-
h‘and knot in front. with long, soft
cnds flying. This is quite tho now.
out nrrangcmcni. of that charming as
well an useful ncI-cssory
A narrow lost of cmhroldcry is not
out of place on the shirt waist lntcndv
f‘d for morning or luminous wcar. and
the accotnpspylng collar to the usual
«tiff linon onc, and the cuffs fastened
with link buttons.
bionic stunning i’ariuh frocks dis-
play a sharply pointId V of black wvl-
ml or Iiatln honcoth the iacc chum»
lactic and collar The contrast is II-ry
effective, and is equally sultnlilc to
gowns of the iiuht shades and thosc
of rich, dark green. blue or black
The evI-nlntr colffnrc is not com-
plete without its dainty hair ornamcni
and thc Variriy of mom is so grout
that thc ml dillituit) thoIncs to
choose one or two from anions so
many that arc beautiful
Tho fish boilcr. which in it long. nar-
row rcccpiatlc mndc with roundctl
corncrl. Ink" for loss room on tho top
of the range than down an ordinary hot
tip lll'm enough to rI-IvI-itc Ith lull
v length of the fish without invoking
Some of the wry high collarii oi
loco upon owning boIichvtt arIv nup-
portod by with lvaIvchl slides, whlIh
stilsicn Imtrsnclnxiy unIlI-r artificial
ltsim.
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35.000 not: ALIENS
Iii costscnpur
lisly Furnished ilssrly s Third
of Them—Almost EveryCoun-
try Represented
\i'ASIllNGTON, Dec. lti.--’i‘iuv pop
uiailou of Connecticut was increased
during the fiscal ycar cndcd June 30
last by nliout 35,000 foreigners. accord
ing to the annual I'vaori of Commisv
IiionIvr General of immigration Sar-
gent.
()f llIcsIv foreigners, numbering I-x-
actly 343i“. almost onc-third were
liniians who includcd 10,366 lmmiv
grants from southern ital) and 1.9l7
from tho northcrn part of that pcnin-
stilnr.’ The country most humorously
rcprcsonicd. host to Italy in the army
of iorcigmvrs going to t‘oImcctlI-ut.
was Poland. which scnt 6.42:5 iInmi
grants.
The iinlaIII-Iv iil'llli' immigrants to
('onntvcticul llll‘llidi’ll i‘f'lll‘i'Hi'lllillll't'r.
of almost IvI'Ivry nationality on tth
law of thc glova. according to iahics
contalucd in Hargrni's rcport, showing
”to ram- or vaopiIv io,which lIIvlnngI-d
iltIv alicns who gave to thc immigrav
lion officials ihcir dI-stlnbttlon as (‘t-m
nIiniIut ’l‘invsc tabltvs 1,,II Iv tho fol-
lowing list of immigrants in addition
to ihosc alrI-atiy Inontioncd. sup
poscdly going to Connecticut: Africans
Iiilncki .‘ii. Armenians 58, liolli'lnihnr
and M’oraiians 108, ,llulgarians, Scrv
visas and Monttvnogrinn fill. ('hinI-sc 5,
(‘roatiam-I and Siovenians 217, (‘ubans
Dalmatians, llosinans and lll’l‘ZI‘v
sovinlann 20, Dutch and lt'lcmlsh as.
English 1,103. Finnish til}. it‘rIvnIvh ills,
Germans 1.304. Crook's 810. lit-brow
2.422, iriuh L338, .lupanosc 6. Litiuut
nians 1.462. Magyars 2.217,, l’ortu-
guosc fill. Ronmanlans 179, Russians
625, ltutitenians 765. Scandinavians.
including chdcs, Norwcgians and
Duncs 996, Scotch 437, Sioi’aks Liliil,
Spaniards 15‘ Syrians l75, Turks ti2.
Welsh' West ludians lit." oth-r
peoples .iit
Tho only raco‘sv Incniipncd lti tlnv
tables of which Conno'cticut Iva-Ipiu-Il
no immigrant rvarcsIvntatiII-s lilf‘ tho
roan, Mcxlcan’. SpanislI-AniI-ricau.
.lflc. Islander and .East. inIilan.
While 35.000 forcigncrs WIvrI- cu-
luring tho ltordcrs of ('onncI‘viicni.. only
921 aiicns made dociaraiion Iii inivn»
tion to becomc American Ivitiszns ho.
foro the courts in thIv stattv, which
worc qualiilI-d to receive such IlPt'lllf'ii"
tions. (if these-J23 appearI-d llf‘fOI'i‘
fedora] courts and 798 bcfore statIv
courts. Petitions for naturalization
were filed to the numhcr of 205 in
Connecticut state courts and thirty
two in fedoral courts tthrc.
A total of 113 ccrtillcaiI-s of nat-
uralization wcrc issucd by tho courts
in (ionnocilcut and only sown of such
ccrtificntpii wctc dcnicd to applicants
for citizcnshlp six by NIH“ c-ontts.
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5.
WRE KERS AT WORK.
Barge Etta Moore Raised This Morn.
tog—Work Begun on Elheurah.
'l‘th tug and wrcclting ammratns of
tho linxtcr Wrecking Company arrivv
IvIl this morning and lmmcdiatol’ ho—
gan work on the two sunkcn argcs
which worn er-ckcd in thc storm of
last. Saturday night. Tho Etta Moot-o
which sank off thI- itoton Point. dock
was floated this morning, and opcra-
tions wcrc comrucncivd on tho lelthu-
rah. which tics off ilitv I-nd of Fish
inland.
i'apiaitt (iI-orgc ii. YIvI'tnn is minor-
inicnding lhc work. and has scnt his
Wifo and infant. child to Now Haw-n.
\illf'f'l' thI-y arrv staying at tho llI-ii
Hock iiotIvl, awaiting ihtv arrival of
”to captain. ‘ .'
BELLE lSLAND BRIDGE DAMAGE.
it has IlcVIvlopcd that the RI'llo is-
land hridgc, which has cost. tho town
thousands of dollars. was badly damv
:igcd by tho kiorm Saturday night. it
I.» cstlmatmi that repairs will cost
about $800
Hoictimcn Alfrod Avison and “il-
liam 8. Hood took a. ttip down to tho
island ycstcrtiny and found tho ”rill
rap" at both approachI-s in bad shava.
if I'Vcry scvcrc storm that I-otnIvu al-
ong svrvos thI- bridgc in tth sonic man-
ucr, thr- I-ltt'ucturo will provo a III-cid-
I-Iiiy costly proposition to tho town._
For ycars ihcro was a fight. ovcr thc
kind of a hritlzn that 'should llI' lIwalv
Ivti at. this point, and finally tliiv prc
soot onI- was constructor! hI-causc it
was hI-iitvvivd to ho thIv chcapcst. Th!
watcrway' is sonicihinz like thirty fIvIvt
wldc, whiltv tho approachcs have been
tlilI-d in.-
PAY FOR DOERLER'S LAWYERS.
All the cprvnsc‘s of tho Ilchvnsc of
found guilty of the mtIrIicr of Mrs. Do-
r.t ltlllhje on Novcmbcr ill. and who
was _:IIIvniI-ntcd in mm 5 prison for life
for murdcr in the second doxrcc will
ho paid by the stain of Connecticut.
'l M vaac t amount has nut yIvt iiI-In di‘
tIrminI-d. as the full costs have not
been taxed up, but the (cos of thI,v
law yer» asniirncd by the court to de’-
fcnd Docrlor arc known Benedict M
Hoidtvn will rcccive 8250 for senior-II
and disbursemcnts, and Morris Older
will receive a fee of $200.
OPENING OF STORES TONIGHT.
The iionion Storr- will bc ovan to
night. and Ivvcry otthr owning from
now until Christmas. This will zivc
tho public m-I-ry chance to do tthir
shopping with pleasure and profit. 'l'hI-
merchant» throughout thc country arc
asking the public in do their shopping
as only as possiblc to rciiIvvo tho
crush and mako things easier for tho
clI-riui. and thc iloston Store would
urgc Ivvcryonc to do their sham to-
wards Mf'flmllllflhln' this good result.
MORE COLD iMPORTED.
NEW YORK. lit-c. lfl,..Tho lrvinit
National erhannc Hank today an
nountvcd an minty-moot of 3100.000 in
gold for Import. t'l'his main-s a total
of "06,050,000 ammo-Ii during thv prov
III-Ill movaII-nl.
ITEAMER MAURITANIA REPORT-
ID.
NEW YORK, Doc. Him-Tho Iwafmvt'
Mnnrctaniu, law-rpm! and ancnslownw
for Now York, was n-porturl by win--
lofts Lilli" miics out of Randy Nook
at noon lmllh :4th will probably dock
gallant. noun trinity.
Ittvorgo Docrlcr, who last stock was .
years of age, and
ADOPT A PROFESSION.
Parents and Guardians
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“PREPARE m0 ANCHOR”
The Unit?“ 2 States Navy
oflcrsexceptionalolztfit 3t niire}: to youn men,l 7l025
l c me anics,2
Pay $|6.00 to $70.00 per month, according .t° rating,
.fl: iogctlicr with lodging. rations, and first outfit of clothing.
Only cliluns of flu United Slam, of good character, accepted,
Sand for FREE lLLUSTRATED BOOKLET.
.vzsptciall; invlfcd to in vcstt'gafe.
Man... NAVY smumsr. stints, g. NAVY Dhi'ARTMENT.
Post Office Building,
HARTFORD. CONN.
lo 35 years.
LEARN A TRADE.
Burns of Nauuhon,
WW. 1). C.
You can buy Gifts for the family and friends at
Mus. SMITH 8. cars
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Toys, Games, Brie-avBrac. Handkerchiefs, Pocket-
books, Stationery, Books, Cards, Post Cards, Christ-
mas Ornaments, Tinsel, Christmas Trees, &c., &c.
92 Washington Street,
South Norwélk, Conny.
Be Sensible
And give him something he can usc—and not stick up on a shelf to
draw dust and be overlooked. man fashion, in a month. ’
lot about the Xmas spirit nowadays.
true spirit is shown by giving the gift that will fit to most perfectly
to the character and needs of the one who gets it
Ideal, Isn't It?
So l'm suggesting—just a hint—that you mtqht comc Into my store
and look at some of thc attractive things We picked out from the
great, makers that Will help outfit the man and the boy. They are all
things he needs—things he Will buy himself sooner or later, but will
' think a great deal of it If you forestall him.
Gloves, and Lounging House Coats, and Tnvelmg Bags, and Ram
Costs. and Vest Sweaters and Collar Bags and—~oh, come in,
are all brand new and fresh.
OPEN svgnmos UNTlL CHRISTMAS.
not
CLOTHING OF THERIGHT SORT.
48- 50 Wall Street, N orwalk
PHONE. l7l-2.
”MOW
Mrs. Mary Esther Billings,
688 Park Avenue. Bridgeport, Conn.
TEACHER OF
CHINA PAINTING AND now
METHOD or DESIGN.
MINIATUREC.
FIRING.
WMW
We hear:
To this thoughtful giver the
That Is pretty near
There‘s Neckwcar. and
They
Seller
’ SIMS: W,
Cards and Calendars.
BIG STOCK OF
XMAS rosr citrus.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
TOYS, GAMES AND nous.
Wm. A. Briggerman’s
MUSIC STORE,
Donovan Block, 132 Washington It.
Agsni for Cruccni Laundry.
Coal’s
The Thing!
To ismpcr the temperature thus
wintry days. can mil nap». and
coke is a you. but COAL of gunning
aoodnsss is the omitting occdfut.
Our Coal needs no apology. You
may buy hero with your syn shut and
get full wins in lien for every dollar
"who“.
And COAL’O tho thing!
lit Finis But it
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Xmas Gifts
FOR ALL
MODERATE PRICES
Pocket Knives, Table cutlery.
Scissors Scissor Sets. Carving
Sets, Fancy Thermometers,
Razors, Safely Razors, Csrv
penter’s Tools, Mechanical
Tools, Skates and Sleds, for
Boys and Girls. and many
other useful articles.
Charlesli. DoII.
HAR DWARI.
112 WAININOTDN OTRIIT.
PM. 0.
1‘s”...- '
“Special Reduced Prices ..
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”NORTH ATTLEIOROW IANK CLOOES
Vicsvpruldsnt and Csshisr Found
Dad in s Bathtub.
NORTH AT'l'lJClIUiii). Minot. liotv.
lll.--'l‘lII- .lcwclorn’ National iiimk of
this town. whosc levIv-prcsidcnt and
cashicr. iv‘rIvdI-rick id. i-iurgraut, was'
found (li'lii'l in a bathtub at his npatt- |
month last night. ialIIvd to upon its
doors for buslucsii todni, l
A IIotlI-I- postcd on lllf’ doors staicd
that tho bank would liIv clostvd pcnIiing
an vaantinailon of its affairs. ilnnk
Examiners Allrcd i-JwI-r and ilarry‘lv‘.
Curritvr arc. making an inuvsilgatlon.
WOOD RIVER FOR SALMON PROP-
AOATING.
WASillNiITim. ilivc. Illn'l’l'l'tildi'lil.
lioosovcit indicated today that he
would not asidt! Wood llivcr in Alaska
for salmon propagating. ’i‘th order
will prohibit salmon llshing in this
I'ivIvr. This action wan iakcn up rcp-
l't‘tit'lliltllftli to the provsldont by a Iloio- ‘
Hutton of Alaska lislicrtnI-n prcscnicd
by Scnator l-‘ulton ol' ()rtvgon and [Mc-
gatI- Cato, of Alaska.
GUS RINGLING DEAD.
NEW ORLEANS. lioc. H.~—(lns
Ringling. htvad of tho circus combina-
lion which controls ”to shows oi‘ illus-
liIu: ilt'IIthvrs, IlaI'nIIIII, ”alloy and
lv'oI'vanwuiiivlls, tilt-II hI-I'I- today, of a
IvoInpliculioII of Ilist-atitvs. iic I-amtv
lit'l't' about iVHl \v-mks ago with tho
how that llll vtoutlitvrn l'lllllilll' would
liIvtIIviil him
It AMUSEMENTS i5-
HOYT‘S THEATRE
ONE NIGHT,
THURSDAY, DEC. 19TH.
The Season’s Scenic Sensation,
A RAGGED HERO.
8y Maurice J. Fielding.
Presented by
A Cemplete Colossal Company of Pro.
fictent Players.
Popular Prices ...... 10c. 206 30c, 50c
Beat. Now Selling.
HOYT' S THEATRE.
. ONE NIGHT.
FRIDAY, DEC. 20TH.
The. Royal Event of the Season,.
MtLOREO AND ROUCLERE,
And Their Big Company of
18—ARTI8Ts—18 ‘
Presenting the Superb. Glittering, lmv
aginating Fantasy.
THE FLIGHT OF PRINCESS IRIS.
Mounted With-Ali Special Scenery and
Electrical Effects, .
Specialties introduced between the
acts by Williams and Melbourn, Fla
tow and Dunn. the Fitzgibbon Trio,
Dick Leggitt, Robi Sheldon and the
Geisha Olrl Trio.
25c, 35c, 50c
Seats on Sale Monday, Dec. 16.
MUSIC HELD
South Norwalk. Conn.
Go where the crowd goes and see the
ELECTROGRAPH
With the Latest
MOVING PICTURES AND
TRATED SONGS.
Change of Pictures
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRI»
DAV.
illustrated Songs Will Be Sung by
MR. CARL STUMPF,
. South Norwalk's Favorite.
and Miss DOLLY BLAND, of New
York. .
PRICES"............ 5c. 10c AND 15c
MAT’lNEE ON SATURDAY ONLY.
We Guarantee This Show.
ROLLAWAY
SKATING RINK.
NORTH MAIN 31'
South Norwalk
OPEN EVERY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING.
Hour, 2 to 5—8 to 11 p. m.
lLLUS-
Skating 15 cents in the afternoon,
instead of 25c.. Ladies admitted free
nights: skates. 15 cents
Exit-.1 music at the Rink each Saturday
afternoon. '
BASKET BALL.
NOR WALK ARMOR Y
[VERY MONDAY NlGlll.
DECEMBER 23.
COMPANY F
vs.
DEXTER A. C.. NEW- YORK.
Prcitminary Game.
Moniauks vs. St. Luke's. Stamford.
ADMWION, 25 cents.
Preliminary Came starts at 8 o'clock.
Dancing from 10 to 12. fr".
AN EDISON
PHONOGRAPH
will make a Mcrry Christmas
for the whole family.
A payment of One Dollar is
all that is necessary to have one
delivered at your home.
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THE
A. l. llfliillllii it Still llii.
134 Washington Street.
SPECI
FOR TONIGHT.
Beginning Tonight our store will be open l
UMBRELLAS FOR WOMEN.
.(iur ’l‘wo lloilur l'nihrI-lla is not
I 1" ‘ if A ‘4 t loss than $2.50 in tilllt‘i‘ sitii‘t-s,
Al InIvn, tio )PS n mIvI ca a ' ‘
8!. till. Many siIiII-s Iwk $1. 2.3. All Tomorrow, "m1" 7.. to 9 00‘0““ I,
thaII‘iil‘iIl pnttcrns. as good nit gold. 3 .50. . i
From 7 to 9 Tamorrcw Night, 69c.
MEN‘S FANCY SOCKS.
72 DOUBLE SATIN
INCH
‘ DAMASK.
WOMEN'S HEMSTITCHED INiTv .
lAL HANDERCHIEFS. ‘l
l’lnitls, clocks and fancy cut- 6 in a box. I'cuIIluI' Ill'lf'l‘ inc.
hroidcr’I-Il. lit-gulur 15c and 17¢: TOmorrow, 7 to 9' a 30,, for 29¢
valutv. .
Tomorrow, From‘7 to 9, 10¢ Pair.
PAD HOSE SUPPORTERS.
All colors. can pair in a box:
lit-guild 27w quality.
Tomorrow, From 7 to 9, 17¢ Pair.
Univ pair to a customer. . .
‘ ‘ BLANKET BATH noses.
30° SATEEN PETT'COATS' iv‘or illi’ll, I'Ivgular gilt-Iv soon
Mutliv to III-ll at $1.25 WholIvv only a small quantity flliillllll' til
sale pIiI-vI today is $11. (ill pct I107. dozcn, ono of tho choiccsi gift .-
Iv.n Univ onIv to a c-‘ttstoInII WIvtlv Tomorrow, 7 w 9' $1.98.
tit-stiay night from" i 109
.Price, 85c.
THE FAMOUS ALGER STORY
BOOKS FOR BOYS.
Always sold 23c. WI: iutrtv just
, llllt' lllliltli'i'll to scll iotnori'tiw
, nisln litllll 7 m o.
“ FLEXIBLE FLYER SLEDS.
'l‘hc No. 2! sizc. llHii'IlOIIl Still-I. .
WI- havi- only twoniy-iih- of this
nizc. ’i‘oIIItirI'IIw night front 7 to It, ‘
The Price, $2.19.
24 INCH SUIT CASES.
lII rtisstvi and brown, with two
hlr‘rilti all around. linguiar
is $54th- havo ottIv dim-n Iu‘
stvil.
Tomorrow Night.
From 7 to 9.
It’Bosrors fiTORE
lil'li't' l
wcoussoav, DEC. is, my.
every evening until Xmas l
a I
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200 BOXES FANCY WRITING 37 INCH PURE SILK. TAFFETA
PAPER. DRESS SILK.
Made by National l’apciritl (710.. liivgulur prlciv “-39. l
Spriuglicld. Mass. The rcgu nr
ltt'itnvs arc iillc and Mic, iiui. for Tomorrow.7 to 9' 99c. l
”I“ first 2”,, (‘Ilhlfllfll'l'li, bctwcon Only out- dross |lailt‘l'll to ll i'li ,Q
the hours of 7 and ii, ““m'l'v . H
The Price, 28c. :~--—-~»-~~- ww— .,
Only 1 box to a customcr. ONE HUNDRED TWO DOLLAR ,v
l Price. 176. ' '5250. TEE -
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THE LOWEST PRiCES lN THE NORWALKS. You dont have :1:
to take our word for it—Come, Cansidcr. Critictze and Compare our 1:;
3 good." and tween. with our competitors ' l;
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§ BIG STAMP OFFERS ALL THIS WEEK. :.
Non MlXI-tl NIIH, lll. ........ 15¢, lv'aut'l' Now lfl'llllin l’ctvl, ll) .. 140 ,5:
NI-w l'niiIvr Sinvll Almonds. iii. 23c; Fancy Ntvw tirnncc i’I-I-i, iii. .. 14c 922’
Nva iirttzii Nuts, lll. .......... 1'4c‘ ilelia Villlf'y Citron. ill. ..... 24c 23
' .\'va l’crnn Nuts, lb. .. ,. i-lc' ('hvvitvc Now [Into-II, lll‘ . .. . 8r. ,{
g iiIvi-ii. English Walnuts, lll. 18c, i‘oucy llinI't‘ Fins . 12c and 15c lb. .4
1 Ntvw lllilt'l Nuts, iii, ......... l4cl Noun Such liincc XII-til. pits. 9c :;
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E, illtt‘llliii. qt. ............... 10c i'uddlut: ...... 23c and vlfic can :3,
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‘ Don‘t fail to visrt our stares this week and see the pretty display 2!;
of good things to eat. Also see Our pretty premium departments. .'
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ItII Stamps with i ll; Vcry iitn‘tl 'ica .......................... 50c .‘v
THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE.
Ncw York Grocery Company,
SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK.
2430000”
Telephone.
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L’Tv Stumps-I with '2 Ill. VI‘I'; iicst Tt'il .......................... 25c :‘
iltt Stamps with l lli. .\iIIvl\'a "lt'nfl (‘oi’t'Ivv ...................... 32: :5
25 Slilfilllri'wllli i ll). Mocha Kt Java. f‘tllflvc ..................... 30¢
20 Stamps with i ll». Maracaibo ('otfco ..... . ........... . ...... 25c
Xmas Announcement.
HAVE‘LA it}: STOCK T0 SELECT FROM. PRICES LOW.
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, SIL-
VER AND PLATED , WARE.
Silver and EbonyToilet and Manicure Sets and N'ovcltlesp Ladies‘ and
Gents' Gold and Silver Mounted Han dlc Silk Umbrellas, Fancy Cult Clocks,
Etc. - .
OPEN EVENlNGs UNTIL XMAS.
H. 5. R000, Jeweler.
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.‘
“Eiggs, 25c doz.
Home Laid, .- 45c doz.
United Gracery 00.
so No. Main 51., So. Norwaik.
Telephone 143.
Fort St, East Norwaik.
Telephone 319-3.
Xmas Plaque
FREE “ '
r on use. ms to all purchasers of our"
oods except Sugar and Condensed Milk.
I26 Washington St.
Salli Milli.
Phone 655-2.
Norwalk Chronicler