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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
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FRIDAY, DEC. no, 1907.
EVENING sour-mm.
' . cs Golden. lditor and Pregrlmr.
731nm. DEC. 20, i
IVININI IINglNIL riuriioui
ALI-I.
u ~Innoh Otliu, Norwcilt.
m—Idltorlcl com.
on -Iuclnocc
tuna-Stilton Iuidcm.
7804 -city Idltor'o Igldcm
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Miniature Almanac for Tomorrow.
Sun rises 7:I6; sets 4:26.
Hi dc 12: a. m.: 12:0
MASONIG DIIIGTOIY.
Old Woll ,1“. 1m. P. and A. M.
Mata in mule Building, South
Main Itrect. lrt and ad Tueldnyr of
each month-July Ind Auxurt ex.
copied—at 8 o'clock. ~AII Muster
Macon- corditilly Invited. Charloii
g. Mllll, W M. Robert, M. WIIIOX,
cc.
Butler Chapter. No. 38, I. A. M.
Meets In Mariontc Building. South
Main street. 2d and 4th Tuesday: of
each month—duly and August ex-
cepted—at 8 o'clock. All [{0an Arch
‘ Masons cordially Invited Thaddeus
(Iuycr, H P. Robert M. Wilcox,
Sec c.
Ophlr Chap No. 52, Order Eastern Star
Moots In Masonic lluildiniz. South
Main street, 2d and 4th Wodnciitlnyri
of each month—July and Ausuat ox-
cepted—vat 7: 45 o'.clock All mem-
bers of 0. E. S. cordially invited.
Min Edna Mills, W. M. Mra. Ida
Sherer, Sec. ,
lio s-rmnEs
Blackwell's island, whom most of‘
tenders against New York city's lawn
are confined. will know the ”tripod Iiul't
" and lock tuop no more, John V. (log;
893’. commissioner of correction, has
decided to abolish them, declaring that
they do much to kill any smouldering
spark ot decency that may remain in
the prinont-‘r whcn ho lli brought to tho
city prison. Commissioner Cagney
. days: .. "I believe they cause tho pFlu-
oncr humiliation he never forgetn."
.m.
limo ARGO ARGO ARGO anoo
ARGO moo moo ARGO ARGO
CIVIL WAR VETERAN
DROPPED DEAD
' Iiihn Ii. Scarles, oi Fitch's Sol-
diers’ Home, Noroton. liad
Boon Visiting in East Norwalk
John‘ ll. St-ant-a, n veteran of tho
Civil War And an inmate of the Fitch
Soldiern' Home, Noroion, droppmi dead
last night, about ii ti‘t’lot'k, In (‘hnriou
street, 'Iaut 'Norwalk. ’I‘ho {lili'i'imi’il
had a. furlough from iiio Home until
Imioinbttr .‘iii, and llflil hooii' Vltllilllg
George W. ilriitnn, ol' licaonri nironl.
Norwnlk. Lam tart-ulna. tit-t-nnipiiiiiotl
lii' Mr. l‘ll'llitill.. ht- Illiif'ii’d for that
homo of anoiliI-r frit-nti. Au liwy worn
walking along (”harltm fill‘l'iii, a short
thoroughfare» leading from St. .lohu
sire-e1, Mr. Scarlett suddenly clasped
one hand over tho roglon n! his hourt
and cxclnlining "Oh, my hoart.,"‘ he
dropped to the ground unconscious
and in a very short time all llIti was
extinct. Dr. H. II. Huntington, tho
- town medical t-xamlncr. who was cull-
otl, gave ptrmiisuiou for the rcmovni
or the romaine to tho undo-rtakinz
rooms of Raymond & Son. Thcre was
no house ncar whnrc .\Ir. Si‘ili‘li'i-l was
stricken, and no he was dt-nd before
anything could be flout» for him, his
remains war» not dlnlllrlwtl from tho
point. whore he had fallnn. until after
the medical t-xamluor had Innlo-il at
them. Tho decimated li- sueru-rl In.
one daughter, Mrs. Sunnwl Smith. of
Vista, and a son. Georgi,- I: sl'lil'lt'H,
of Stamford. Arrangt-Im-nti. fur illtt
Itincrai have not. yet. linen l'i‘llillli‘ii'll.
Mrs. Ellen McShcrry.
.‘li'fl. Ellcn McShorry, widow ol‘ tho-
lato (‘harlt-u MrSht-rry. dloti last. o-Vull-
in: about 6 o'clock. at tho Norwnik'
Hospital, from typhoid fcvcr. Mrs.
McHhcrry had horn employed at that .
institution for six your» and had mapy
friends. She rt-Iiit‘lt'ti at. 311 (Irt‘harti
street. and is nurvlvcd by one daugh-
ter, Miss Morgan-t .‘irShcrry. anti ont-
son, Harry McShm-ry. Funeral twr'
vices Will Do hold Monday morning
at}? o'clock front Si. Mary'a Church,
an interment 'will follow 2U. st. Mary's
Cemetery.
Thoma: Shcchan.
Thllilmi-l Shot-ban died ycI-tlcrtlay at
his homo in South street, from ital!
group of tht- stomach. Mr. Hhcchau
Wait 38 your» of ago. liv is survivotl
by his mother. Mrs. .lamt-s fihcchan;
our- sister; Mra. i-‘rodorit'k Ii. ('olc-
man, and three limlhors, .lantca Sitco-
han, of ilritigopori, and Edward and
Michael .‘lhnohaii. of Norwalk. 'I'hr-
dccearwd was a Well-known South Non
“walk blacksmith. Flint-ml acrvirna
-‘ will be held from Mr. Shr-ohan'n late
home Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock
and from St. Joseph's ('hurrh til. 2
o'clock. Interment will lollow at St.
Marys ('i'mi'li'l')
Mrs. Margaret Purcupiic.
Mrs Mnrgarot l'urrupiio diod at
the home of her brother, yesterday.
She was a charter rnembor of Star
of Columbia Circln, Companionn of the
Forcnt. She leaves two «later, Minn
Nellie (launcy and Ml'll. John W. Pon-
Illusion, and two brother» James tint-
nny, of liarttord, and Edward (Infinity.
The funeral will he htitl from tit. .lo-
uph'n Church at 9 o'clock tomorrow
morning. Interment In St. Mary' 9
Ccrnctcry.
Mn. Jun Hoodoo,
Mrs J'em Hopiton (”ml at llt‘l' home,
53 Movie ntreet, Norwullr, at loo'clock
till- morning, alter a Ilniminl lllnoitit.
Silo run in her hflvnflly-Mwnd your,
and is curvlvcn by thm Iron» and two
«inhuman. .lcue A., Harry and
(Marion. Mary and Alice. 'l‘hn funcn
II will he held from tho family imit—
(1M0 Sunday afternoon alfl ti'cint'k
NOIWALK CHAPTII MIITI.
Excellent Program Prcuntcd at the
Hinterlcll Houu Ymsrday
Afternoon. .
The December iiwetitig of the Nor-
waik Chapter. I). A. it. was held Ill
tho Hinlorlcul liouuo. Wit-tit nvonuo,
youtortluy itIIel'IlOtlll,”“Uilllnil businetis
was disposed of and the program fol-
lowed.
Singing of America.
The Chapter.
Piano Solo.
Mitts Roberta ll'tiwltlnll.
Reading,
Mru. Itoliurn. ‘
Paper—John Knox,
Mr». Gumbart.
Piano Solo,
Mitts Hawkins.
Echoes front Now Milford'n (lid Homo
‘W‘cck.
Mru. ChtirIt-u Qlllliliti'tl.
«- You run got u watch or any kind 0i
Jowvli'y on I'I'i'illl ill Augmint-‘ti furni-
turc atorv. Nothing but, i't-llublo good».
HARTFORD SILK THEFTS.
HARTFORD. lli‘t’. Bo, . lfli'l'llilitiii-
lion by tho ptlllt't- llt-i‘li tii' llli‘ limit of
31 rolls of silk \‘illlli'il Iit about ”Jilin
from it frlilglll t-tir botwwn this city
and Malli'hl'llft‘l‘, ht'ui ill'VI‘llIIIt'd it i'lllii
which lllilli'llit'ti tlltit ”to goods Wt'l‘l'l
lzikt'n iu Mililt’hl'fiii'l'. ’I'htt nllk with
”in [li'flpl'l'l)’ of tho (Yhuut'y Mills iillil
tho Iiuiouiii. thinning in I'Hlllllillt‘il at
1,800 yards. it will not bt- aurprinlug
to llit' liii'iil polict- if tht- gootiu arc
found in tho vicinity of Manolieatt-r
lilli. a (4050 watch Iii being kept hort-
for truce» of It, and u description of
the Kooiiti'huti hcon oeul for tho mm
of tho tuithoritios oi'othor t'itloa, ill on
attempt to catch the thieves. ’l‘ht- tilt-ft
took plitco Wodnt-nday.
—~l.oin of Park or Pork Chops, l‘JI/gt.
lll., iii. l‘laycu' Mkt.
~t~loft lltitti (or. Xmas. O'III'Itnu.
Xmas Trees I
for our trade. We ask our'mnny pa-
tronl to examine our ctoclt before buy-
ing elsewhere. We are, as usual, a lit
tic bit lower on price, more careful in
Itock. , Also a fine aucrtmcnt of
Wreathc.
FREE DELIVERY,
LouisJosalOff
GROCEH.
72 No. Main St.
Tel. Call 6984’.
<1 AMUSEMENTS D
HOY'I" s THEATRE.
”ONE moi-tr,
FIIDAY, DEC. ZO‘I'H.
The Royal Evcnt of the Season,
MILOIEO AND IOUCLERE,
And Their Big Company of
18—AITISTS—18
Presenting the Superb. Glitpring. im-
aginating Fantasy,
THE FLIGHT OF PRINCESS il-‘iiS.
Mounted With All Special Scenery and
Electrical Eifccto.
Specialties introduced between the
acts by William. and Melbourn, Fla-
tow and Dunn, the Fitzglbbon Trio,
Dick Leggltt, fiobt. Sheldon and the
Geisha Girl Trio.
Special Reduced PTIGBI. .25c, 35c, 50c
Sent. on Sale Monday, Dec. 10.
A Merry Christmas for Alli
HOYT'S THEATRE
CHRISTMAS DAY. MATINEE AND
NIGHT
The Original Lady Laugh Provokcr,
JEWELL DARRELL.
In Her Moot Amusing Play. In 4 Actl,
"JANEY JUNKINS"
Supported by apelccted cut of Met-
ropolitan Players.
PRICES:
Matinee—Orchestra.
25c: Gallery. 15c.
Night—15, 25, 35. 50c.
Spain on Halo Stiturtiu},
both pori’oriiiiincos.
I'Musrc HALL
South Norwalk, Conn.
35c; Balcony.
-i, for
lit-t'. "
Go where the crowd gen and roe the
ELECTROGIAPi-l
With the Lat“!
MOVING PICTURES AND
TIATED SONGS.
Change of Pictures
MONDAY, WEDgESDAY AND FRI.
,Illurtratcd Songs Will Be Sung by
MI. CARL STUMPF,
South Norwalh'c Favorite,
and MISS DOLLY BLAND, of New
York.
PRICES ,5c, 10c AND 160
MATINEE ON SATURDAY ONLY.
We Gunrantc. This Show,
ILLUS-
ROLLAWAY
SKATING RINK.
NORTH MAIN 31'
South Norwallr
OPEN EVERY AF'I’EINOON AND
ENING. ’
Hour, 2 toV 5-8 to it p. In.
Skating 15 canto In the aitcrnoon.
instead of 25c.. Ladiel admrtted its.
nlghtr' ckntu. 15 conic.
Extra‘ .UIIC at the Iinit each Saturday
afternoon.
BASKET, BALL.
i by it hrothg-r, Nathaniel 'I‘huyor. ono oi
.tIIo tIirtrtcl‘ork of tho Now York, New
.A fine assortment Ipccialiy rclccted '
emu. rot: in NOIWALK. '
m .
Mro, Johanna Cnvnnlugh'o Icsidcncc
in Orchard Street Damaged.
A Iimull l‘lrt- orcurrcd about it o't-lm-k
llth‘l night III III. llilllit‘ of Mitt Johanna
('niuutiugii III III. lira Iiuiti liil'i'ti Nor-
Wlilli. It In tiupptnwti thIt Iht- blitz“
wzin (Ililtli’tl D) .i flying llli-lltll bond. l
An alarm wait turnt-d In from box
33, nearby, and the Mo wuu kt-pt IIu-
dor t-ontrol with puil'n of wutt-r bl:—
Ini‘t- illi! ilrt- --'Intn Ii urtlvul
Sonit- llilllilllK Willi lilll'liitl und a
window tit-~orrhtti ’I'ht dainiallti in "it“
cutluiuttd at about $25,
TON. lllit' attainment: V. 'l‘huy-
ii. .i/ uoinlncni tttpitiiiiui of thin city,
Illi'il Iii hi: l‘i'lillli'lllt‘ today ultt-r .In
lllnctut of inward! \ii'tlt‘liil. ”I! WuIt u
illi‘t'i'llil' of lllt‘ riot-outi Nuiionni Iluuk
of “onion, ”to American Loan and
'l'l‘lllll (’otnpuuy, hitiiuii lll'iitl Millaol
Alabama, and ”W Kunum. t‘Ity. Mt'lll-
phi» rind Ilii'iiiinuhiiiu iiiiilroiitl. Mo was
.53 yours old anti lit nut-vivon hy‘ it
two tlituglitt-i'u and n It)", and
I\I)§C1'ON CAPITALIIT DEAD
widow,
Iltiicu and ”Hartford ltuilrtnid,
IADLY MIXED UP.
Abraham Brown, of Winterton, N.
Y., had a very remarkable experience;
ho says: "Doctors trot badl mixed up
over me; one said heart it some: two
rolled it kidney trouble; the north.
blood polaou, "ml the filth uloiii' oh and
lIvt-r trouble; but none of them helped
mo: no my wife utlviuotl trying Elect
iric ,IiittvI-Ii. which are rcntoring Inc to
pt-i'foct iIt-iilth. One bottlo did me
more. irootl than all the live doctors
prunel‘ibi'tl." Guaranteed to cure blood
poison wcukncsu and all titomach liv
t-r nnd kidney complainia. by I". llitt
Ilaxt'er, druggirt, 60c
lll (onwi‘ualitm it ill it uiit- plan to
cut IN little as potiniltit- about nothing
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A REAL WONDERLAND,
South llakotn with lid rich Iiilver
mince, bonanza farms, wide range! and
strange natural fornluliontl. lit a vorl
litblt- Wtinili'lltlllil. At Mound City. in
the homo of Mr» lo I) Cl opp, it won-
derful cunt! of hurtling hail lately or
curred. ”or iron not-mod ncar death
with lung and thout lr.ouhio ‘E -
haunting roughing NDI'llt-l Incurred ov-
ory liv.» Illlnllft'u, " w-iitt-ii Mrs. Clapp,
"whcu I hogan gliing IIr. nun Nt-w
Discovery. the gitut m clue, that
.invcd his life and completcly cured
him." Guaranteed for coughs and
coldu throat and lung troubled, by F.
H, Baxter. :hugglnt.
Special Sale
XMAS GOROOERIES
Oranges, 18., 25, 30, 35, 400 per dozen ‘
Granulated Sugar, 20 pounds, $1.00
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Sct'tllt'hfi Ronni, pkg...._....toci 2 ll» Mixed Nuts. ....... ‘...25c
Jl’kifi- “ill-”ll“ "V“ --------- 25C; l iiglisli \\.iluiit~, lll ........ 15c
ilt‘fliltil i urrnuls. Ill w. pkg” 12c I”. V” \'ut.~. ll» , 15c.
hlulugn 'l lnblc Ruisim, lit... .25cl """" ‘ """
It‘nucy iiiacc I'iiruii. llI ....... 2 l l“ m Mn" N, """"""" 15c
““11”“, Q" Ltfllliiil l't't'l, H" '15“ l llllt'ilipxiiih', lll. ............ 15C
t lli‘ Dziics ,,,,,,,,,, 35c? l’iilii’l' .SllCllCil Allllitilllh, ll)
5 ills large Lallt'tuuiti l’ lllllt ~ .25c:-
( tnulwrrit-s. til. ............. tocf;
i luui l’utltling, ton“ to and 25c‘i
Wot Mincc .\l 'n ,lI.l
.25c
25c
rum Dmitri": l'llilllilx‘lll..
pkg.» Minot: Mont .........
timul l7gg< illit ............. 25c
~85 Stritth lt‘rcsli Engg ........ 45c
Ct- ll» .\l:ilag.I (limit-s..- ......
25c
lain v Immune; (llll ......... 20
Loan ttutlti >lioultlv I~, ll».
NI'W Alulasscs just iti,'qt..
snips, White Onions, etc.
UNITED GROCERY .CO.
' Fort St, East Norwaik.‘
Phone 319-3.
20 North Main St.
Phone I43.
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county. A wondortul showing of “""5- 53-50- ,
good, rcliahiw, Wt‘ll-miiilo llinbrul- "“r‘mml' 8 , ‘ 49 1': Ilutiou (lliti't- Kid (lltivrn, i... ,_
‘ I‘m chIa, c' liltit‘k, “'lilll’ titltl tipt'i'ti tilialtlttt. H
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Your Christmas Shopp w
Do It Now.
DO lT TOMORROW, WHEN YOU CAN BUY HOLIDAY GOODS AT CUT PRICES.
('ttliuitlt'i' the Inn, .
Mocks which Wu hart,- gttilIt-rt'tl togothvr iii :itillt'ipuliou of your hoods. Mont. beautiful uli‘l HIIKHi'illlllli‘i tittytri
you In every corner of our mom, and httli'mull with only ouo ititu ltltlit: IllllillH of our him-Hi, that u i.
APPROPRIATENESS AND WORTHINESS for all ilLXl'ir. Toys, Games, Iloliit, _ liooku.“ liouivry. litiutlii- i
i’lllflfli, Glill’ifi‘i, linibrtxlluli, 'I'oilot. Sctu, Jt-Wt-Iry, lli‘illllt‘i‘ (lootlli. Ncckw car and \VI‘iil'illili‘h of Iill mi'tti.
L
in your Xninn gift hunting trips ., FUR NECKWEAR AND MUFFS. COAT SETS.
don't overlook our SUIT CASE 'A Illflllilfilf'lllri'i"s stuck in on Voilitio, liuhy ll'lHll Iillll ll.t|ll
AND BAG DEPARTMENT. A. .‘ii’lli' in our Fur Dopiirtmont. ilun- Einbt‘oidt'rmi (‘oiil Hots.
At 256 to $1.50.
JABOTS.
In low, Hilli and chiffon.
At 25c to $2 00.
ill‘i.'ilI-l of pit-(mu of IIIUI'il. doairnlilo
Iv‘uru, It‘pfll’liii' or III ut-tii, at price-ii
that cannot be duplicated. Mink,
Lynx, Fox, I’el’iilttll Lamb. Cont-y,
Squirrel, Opponiiuni and Caruoal.
'l'hcro aro Stilt (”tintvu lli'l'i'
llitit cannot. fail to plenum and H'-
tn'y ono hfIH use; for. a bug and our
mock iii no lurgt- liflll Vlil'll‘ll that,
till ladies and newt» (’iill iw rt-utll-
.'\lllli"
I) met. A Suit ('ituo ()fli‘l'lllg IUI‘ BELTS AND GIRDLES. GLOVES
tomorrow. A “mm-i, ('llrlatmus ,Iflm,m,.(.,m Always Acceptable GIlte for Mitt .
"W" “'00 l0 ”090- Policy Insulin-r anti I’Iain Slot-I . WWW!" 0" Children, In
In Xmas Bone,
UMBRELLAS. .‘illitltll‘il lflttsiit- lit-lite. protty
tlvcr flitt huntlrv‘d l'IuIIrtvllos l’l"’i"5~ Iciiab‘tlity In Their Chief Merit.
for men :intl Wmtii'n. Como in liliil ‘ {50° 10 ”-00- ' Iii llulion (lint-o Kid, (llUVI‘t‘l. Liit,
iii't‘ tht- lint'i-tt tlllililtly in It'pil'lieltl ”WU Silk ”"1‘5 “ml “hill““v lllii('li, whilo nuti llllt‘l'Ii Hlliillt‘h.
lilitt’k. \li‘llliv, lii'tiwn Illlll
TRAVELING SETS FOR LADIES
Fro 1.00 t 10.00.
m ’ ° ‘ on GENTLEMEN. ‘3'00'
3 8’9 LE:1U;3IaLOJ $¥33 3‘ ‘1'00' $1175 to $5.00. 3" llllilllll illili'i'. Kltl (lltilii
3 Big Leaders for Womch at $1.00, . COLLAR BAGS- "lm'k' whitr, 1360
, 500 to 51.00.
Look at our line of Manicure
Sets, Writing Tablets and Drink-
ing Flasks. all at greatly reduced
prices.
CHRISTMAS HANDKERCHIEFS,
lliillllki'li‘lllt'fté for Illi'll, wonivu
:IIitI i’lllllll‘l'li in pliiip puru lllll‘il.
lniiitil, hiilitl i‘lilbrlllill‘l'i'll, ('iiliirt’il.
liow-lly mitt liil'il viii-ctr, Luigi» and
$1.50 and $2.00.
LADIES'. MISSES' AND CHILD-
IEN' 8 GLOVES FOR HOLI-
DAY GIFTS,
’I'ht- lnrgoul and mom l‘lllllpli'it‘
showing of illovt-k in thin county
and m lowost. ptikhliilt- i-tll prions.
FREE-fl linntitanint- .‘(Inzin
Glow- Box with t‘Vi‘l‘} glow pIIrt’li:
1! tiltinp l’. (it i., Kitl (lllH'iIr, t-
i'l')’ piiii' thl'runlt-d,
nowrsi Styli-t4.
$1.15.
()nu i'lllh‘il ('Iilil‘ Skin iilliit"
....Ia'pi.'1,l.l'.. point .uiiilirtlitiory,
liri,i\\'ll.
Special, $1.25.
. . . , , , , ‘l ('Iqu Uit'l't-li'iilll iilIIl I', l‘..
fl‘ll' \illll'il “Haili'liit'ill Ill \i‘l) it-Iwiu- ”I'm.” _
zilili- prions. '
SUGGESTIO‘NssticlgfiN' S FUR- A: 56 to $200. ,0 ._ ' S125. . . .
4 Silk ii . il k t I'initttu'ilinury Vlilllt'ri lIl llli'll'H 3“““1‘3 _”"'i‘." ”ll" *"WIIH i‘lll
.ptln “gig ,Pgl‘rv "1 “iv and “,,",,,n-,‘ llll'liilN Light “t-Iglli l“ go. ‘IlllVi'hiv
‘ At. 1213c and 25:.
.,',.:,',".",“,,,'“’,’",,,“'1';,Li‘i:;;',"";{;;,'; EXTRAORDINARY HOLIDAY now lit-NW] Milt-ti t;..umt.t
“" ” "a "’ "' ' "J GIFT SUGGESTIONS IN At 50c.
colors In lino llhlo.
25c and 50c Pair LADIES' NECKWEAR.
Xmas Noyclticr in Fancy Goods.
“i ll ,, V VI‘I'kW' l' [01' “('fl .4._ llilll) “'th flIlll VOIllhi' hliit‘ “5 I‘ . I
. WWW”; ', "f, ' n' in mg. vul‘lt-lv of ham”... pain SCRAP AND WORK BASKETS.
”H ,"fé 3"“ Uf'w‘lllmt, l: turns. Ilolitltu ('IIi I’iitm '11 .III aim-n illlil Hllillli‘li. .
PM" - ““353"; ”‘1 0‘0 " “"’ ”' LADIES' sows. At 49:: to $1.25.
I ‘ ' ' ', _ , . lAit'm Silk, Muslin illill .\'t*i, . ‘
, Injnniun, iii-.uiliful pntltinh "I "OWN.- All My,“ Illlti colors. ,. FANCY SOFA PILLOWS. .
From 25c to $5.00,
PIN CUSHIONS.
All aims iiilll Hlliilil‘h,
iti'l’llll} ll‘llilllli'll \iitli
riIIIIIIII. All (‘Ullil'ru
AI 25c to $2.00.
flitilfli'li'ilt‘; irinnuod with silk
iirttid anti from-i. Sizes up to 19.
$1.00 to $2.00.
Boysi Sizes, 59c and $1.00.
SWEATERS.
Nu tiilIt-r t-lotliliig gill will prtitn
EMBROIDERED COLLAR AND
CUFF SETS.
i‘li‘xlt‘nll ‘IlroWIi Worl. I..'it~t- ('ni
lnr nuti i‘iiff St'tr‘ .\Ii Illlllllilit'tl
iishill'lllli’lll .ot tittiiity llNil'l‘llz.
At 25c to $3.50.
pliilu or
lili't‘ :tlitl
It) Iiimit iiitllilt 1h :1 SWI I'llti Hi It: SCARFS. FANCY BOXES FOR NOTIONS,
you find llil'lll at llll'll‘ host. in Ilitwtlru zIIiti plitln tri'i‘vtrts, 2i; ,GL’OVES, HANDKERCHIEFS
Bayn', $1.00 to $2.00. yards long. on FANCY WORK.
Men's, $1.50 to $3.50. at 59:. to $4.00. At 25:; to 98¢. , .
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Xmas Announcement.
HAVE LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. PRICES LOW.
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, SIL-
VER AND- PLATED WARE.
Silver and Ebony Toilet and Manicure Sets and Novelties Ladiu' and
Gente' Gold and Silver Mounted Han die Silk Umbrella. FanCy Gilt Clockn,
Etc.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL XMAS.
H. 5. R000, Jerirclor.
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
25c
.xocl 1 lll‘r. 'piIIt' l.aI'tl 25L
~. ‘SCl l\'(" mini llama, pt-I ll. ...... mt:
lixtrn Special-;—i';itiiit'tl l' i.I~ l l titntuul ........ pk. 25c: bu., 85c
and (film, can ............ tool 'l'ui'uips, pk. ,. . . .. ...... ,. . . .aoc
Choice Baldwin Apples ....................... bbl., $3; peck, 30c
Fancy King and Show Apples, Sweet Potatoes, Ccicry Par-
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SATURDAY DEC. 21ST,
TO ALL PURCHASERS 0F
Teas, Coffees, Spices, Extracts, Gucoa.
Chocolate, Etc, .Etc.
In oddition to usual checks.
NOR WALK ARMORY
DECEMIgl-I 23.
COMPANY '7
Thin in thc titration of titc'ni and
wcnhcned vliullty: good hoaliii ill hard
to retain. If you'd rolain yours loin
fy your cyrtt-rn with lioliult-ra m-uy'
Mondale Tea. tiw hurt-ill way. :r..~,
Tmof'l'ahicil
I’Iuinletl' it _Iil1l5 Slim.
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DIXTII A. 0.. NEW YOIK.
Preliminary Game.
. Montaultc up. St. Luke's. Standard.
l ADMISSION. 25 cents.
Preliminary Gama mm It I dcloch.
Dancing from 10 to 12.1"».
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I Are afrompt .
Unfailing Remedy
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