l A Metal Communication
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“ONDAY'. DEC. 2 ("i
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.Mlnleturo Almanac for Tomorrow.
Sun rises 717 . oeto 4:27.
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MAEONIC DIRECTORY.
Old
Well Lodge. No. 100. F. and will
he held at Ito room-o Dee 23d. 1907.
Work, M. M. Doom. All Muter Ma-
lone cordially and Internally Invited.
Fnternally your-o,
ROBERT M. WILCOX, Sec'y.
A Special Convocation of Butler
Chapter. R. A. M., will be held ”at its
roomo, Dee. 27th,1907. at 8 o'clock
p. in. Work, R. A. Degree. Banquet.
All R. A Masons cordially and frater-
‘ pally invited,
Fraternally youro
ROBERT M. WILCOX. sec'y.
MASONIC C(Jl.
A stated Convocation of Butler
Chapter, R. A. M.. will be held at its
roomo, Dec 24, 1907. at 8 o'clock p. Hi.
All R. A. Manon. cordially and tr’ater.
natty invited.
Fraternally your: .
ROBERT M. WILCOX, Sec'y.
(tow vou'oér YOUR chatsmas'
ORANGE. .
Pow of mono who got an orangtI in
ihcir stocking Christmas morning
recline how it got tlttIrtI. livginning
Into in November, (Iarload attoIr carlond
of this fruit bl rtlallod across tho (IonI
tinont at pal-taoilgorvtrain apt-(Id, in cars
(to carefully (:onntrttctod that the tum-
;poraturo varioa hardly two or thrtIo
degrees in "'11 days.
There is as much dltferenro lu-tweon
the handling of a (:arload of oranges
and a t-nrlom] of lumber as there is
hotwron a Now York-Chicago (eigh-
toon-honr train and a branch line 10-
cal.
Bt'tiltlt’il buying this year 6,600 of tho
latost and moat. exponaivo refrigerator
card for tho Christmas tntlt tramc, tho
rlouthvrn Pacific Railroad has taken tlp
tbo‘ problem of cooling the fruit Dl'lfll't'
it, is parkod in tho (Iara. 'l‘h(I company
is working on tho linoIa shown to b(I the
moat Hurt-(Island by ”to (I‘xptIt'lmontu of
tho Ih-partmt-nt ot' Agrlt-(lltul'o. which
loaded trlllt just an it canto from the
grower? thtIn alto-r (Iarutul solm-tion
and brushing, and lastly alto-r it had
loo l pro-(Ioolod thtoroI it was put in
thy (Inrs. All this fruit was (tout
{It'l'tliifi tho (IonllntIut itl rl'll‘Il-{L‘I’ihllll'
rats, undo-r rartItul obsort'atlon ml to
I?Ill"fiil.lll‘" along ”to routo and tho
(Ionditlon of tho fruit on its arrival, It
was found that tho prtI-ctmlod fruit was
far in advance of any ()thor.
Tho. f-iolllhorn Pacific has ‘alrcady
bogunl tho building of prtIIcoollng
planttt. as woll as itItI-nlaking plants to
fillpply lilo (Iota. Whon prwcmlllng
contort to bo- tho: gonoral ruin, it will
moan not, only the (laying of a largo
amount of trtlit. that. now booomoo
apollod,‘ lull. also that tho fruit (Ian r...
maip on tho trt-(Is longo-r atld ho ln
lint-r (Iontiition wilt-n it 'l‘t'itt'lll-y. tho
l‘tmllllmt'l'. It. in (pr(-(-to-(l that pro-
cooling will add from to 102“ put «out,
to tho value of littllfllllllit'r‘ l‘lil"l‘i ll'lIII
production, which, in tho- rooms jiln‘l
(’ItflimIv brought $Ii4,tl(lll.ootlll. and math-
thr- tolal fruit crop of illt‘ statu worth
twicu as much as Ilt'l' gold [iltlllllt'lilliL
Largoly an tiu- I't'l-illll of tho tlt'IllfIIlllf‘i
of its truly, ((hipporoo, thoI Southorn l'a-
rifle has rarrlt-(l out. (IxttInHivoI im-
provemontu lwtwm-n Satrraulo-nlo and
'l'rut-koo, whit-h lorrrnuo tlloI (Illicit-(icy
of thin part of its linos by at It'illIiI ;'.ll
per cont. lI‘itty "Him“ or track has
IN't'n laid ill tth now lionovillo (Ilasai-
Motion yard, tho natural distributing
point for (’Uillilwlm: transcontinental
(wrvlco that brings California's
orangott from tho Pacific to tho Atlan-
tic honor in ”to flaunt poaniblo condi-
tion, not. only at this limo of your, but
throughout tho tthlvo months during
which the (‘.alitornia growvr now Ho-lttirt
his product to markt-t.
All-tho-yoarrounmolomand {or oran-
ges hurl inrrlIarod to touch no t-xt(Itll
that California grow-rs hitl'i: round it
nem'llnnry to propmtato tnoro wry (‘Illr-
ly and vory iatt- varit-tloa, until now
there is hardly a (lay in tho your in
which (Iltrutr fruit ahipmonttl are not
made from thbt (stato. Tho hulk of the
crop, howoytIr, In handiwl boI'tw(-on..tan-
nary tilt and July litt. For thII trttlt
cannon ending last month, tho total
number of can or oranges (lhippml wall
23,984, and tho int-rouse for all citrus
from war- 2,000 cars for the your,
Argo Rod Salmon in good cnontth tor
the tables of the rich, and cheap
(Inonlh tor tho tablon of tha poor.
LIIEL EUIT BEHIND CLOSED
DOONI.
lit-(I, 23,—«Tho- ht-arlng of
.‘IO HII’dEfl-Von Mltllkt- lllwl pull way
unlined today ht-lllnd t'lmlt'tI tltitll'll.
Primal Phillip an Bub-toburg and Foot
you Milo. dlvorm—d wife or (toutn Kuno
Von Moltlto, wPrrI rII (IxamluoId HtIlI'
[lotto our of t'ount Von Moltlo a law
you (tomb-n tho film" that noIgolla
utm- for a Mllotnont ottl oi (Iottrt art
prwrovdlnl. Whilo it In ltntmmdblo to.
CM“! authontlc ntI Wit of III“ llrtrtr-o-d
Inga the ImprtIt-t-lon in Italy Iirotw to
flly that "union n (Iau- prm lltal
ly I'M!!! down.
4min! Derbiea tor Xmas. O'Brien.
THE
EOUTH NONW'ALK CLUE.
Wayto Raymond and George E. Bar
taln thnoro in Pool Tournament
—Bowllng Tournament with
Algonquin Club.
The deterred game in the. South
Norwalk Club pool tournament be-
tween Wayto Raymond and A. (.7. Bon-
gor watt played Saturday attornoon
and won by Raymond by a mm- "It
80 to {do as follows:
Iay'molnd, IO. Bangor. 80.
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15 0
MI 55
'l'ho rogularly (((Illotlulo-d gamo- thn
botwoon lioorgo R. Hartultl. 90. and
Edward F. Smith, 55, and wait won by
flal'tnln. by tho following .Il(Ior(I:
Bartain. 90. Smith. 85.
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“ill ‘ 79
Tho gamo tonight will ho Ill-thIl'll
\‘lllllam ll, Cartright,
II}. Buckley, 70.
A committoo from the South .‘xfot'I
walk (Iluh. Saturday night, vbdtIItl thoI
Algonquin Club of llrltlgc-port. anti u'r-
rahgod for a bowling tournamt-nt hoI-
tworn thr- two clubs, thtI IIl'iIlI ganu- or
which will Ilt' played in the- Soltth Nor
walk (‘.lub, ’l‘h’urstlay (Ivoning. .lanI
nary lti. Tho nocotld gatno will In-
I'DIINI at the Algonquin (‘.lub, ’i‘hurn-
day (Ironing, January 211. Thu plat-(I
for the third gain» Iii to ho. (It’Ii‘IlIWI
lator. 'l‘lue trams will consist of 11on
each, and it is (proctod that tho- ...,"
touts will bo intoroutlng anti bo- (Iolr
(iurlvo of cordial rolatlona botwm-n titt-
two clubs. The Algonquin (‘1th is
(0, Mill IItllo-t‘i
now bowling a nine-loam (mutual. anti
Iltt itlmlll :( thtl tho JIIIIIII ‘mrvmllt
l'lllb tttlllt at, In about ”to \' llllt' IIlIlii
lnIr or union, will ho-gln.
~lscimtore tor Xman. (‘. lI.‘
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I how's.
SOUTH NONWALK COUNCIL.
Comm’ittee Buoy Arranging tor Varioul
eial Event. Thlo Winter.
3t; h Norwulk (.‘ottnc‘ll, No, I253,
KWhta of Colombo». lntrnds to lump
tho (tot-lat end a booming. thht winter,
an yonterday tho committee met and
(it-cldod on a plan of entertainment.
which will. no doubt, moot with praitoo
l‘rom lot/(Iroo or card playing and dual.“
lug. 'l'ho- (Iotltlt-ll in to ltoltl u herb-u of
t'iII'tI partlon and dancou (Ivory month
during wintot'. 'l‘lloy arc to ho. hold
in tho” rooms Ill \Vuitlllngton (drool.
'l‘luI tlttilt'illg wlIl"h(I llltlilnll'rl in tho
t'qutrul Labor liuion Hall, and tho
l':ll’tl playing downstairs. l‘rlzou arc
to luI awartb-(l (Inch night, and at tho
(Ind of tho totlrttatuout grand and val-
ttablt- lil'IZl’ll will bo- giro-n to thorn-
holtliltg bighoat M‘Ol't'il. .
'l'lttI first (Intortaiumotlt bt on
tlury 17, and the ()thtIra on February
:1. March 17, April 24 and May l5.
'l‘hoI chairman of tho t'timtllittr-t- lot Wil-
liam iI‘. Tammany; lIl(I(Ir(Ilary. William
P. Ward; asuintanta, III. .1. llayon, John
W. Sculloy, John J. ('ttno-o. 1). W, liar-
lord, Charles F Williams “llllatn P.
Walsh, (‘. A. Mt Vamarn and .'i(m(I ph‘
Stoogtnullor,
Jan-
«Drona and working lilovon for
Nolan. at. The Copyright. I‘Iothlng (‘o.
CLARK HOUSE TEAM WINS.
Tho (' lurk llotlso burdo- lball loan! (if
Norwalk (loft-atoll tho Douglas lI‘owltIr
(adot ('orpa at tho Norwulk Almory
Friday night, by a homo of six to thrt'c.
Tho playo I'.‘t w( “I an l'ollowuo
Clark House. Cadeto.
.\I:IIIlt’IB .................. Ilt'lllll'lt'hi‘i
Right Forward.
Walrlor ................. i. iiuarltiI-rl
Loft Forward.
Bohlon . ............. . ....... . Smith
(Yeah-r.
Wholht-rwax .................. Vollo
Right, Guard.
Nosttlr .................. ., lI'ltltlcuon
loft Forward.
lI‘it-ld gonlu—Fltldo-aon, 2‘, Smith,
1; Waluor, l. ..
Fiilll gonls——M:ttllolu, 1.
~- lb InlIllflmt' liracob-ta for Xmas, at
Noack- (t
Chrtstmas Specials
(AT THE .
NEW (on GROCERY STORES
The Busiest Stores in thc Town.
Holiday Goods at Cut Prices. Pretty Decor-
ations, (and plenty of new‘ articles in car
Premium Department.
buyers—you can do
and see.
, A word to careful
better here. Try us
Candy.
Candy.
Candy
Nice Fresh French and American Mixed Candy, 3 lbs, tor .............
No-w Mimi Nuts, lb. ............. 15c
51on l'apw rib-Ill Almonds, lb. 24c
I'illKIIHIl Walnuts, lb, ............. 16c
Now lI‘illu-rts, lb. .............. 14¢:
Now lira/.il Nuts. lb. ........... . 14¢
Now l’oItIatl Nuts, lb. ....... . ..... 14c
llIIlit'iolm Largo- Tablo liaisino. lb, 25c
Holly llraad riot-dud Raisins, pkg, 12o
i‘hat'lol limnd (Jttl't‘auls, plot. 12c
Now lmur II'lg.12¢ and 15c lb.
Fancy Now lhttoIs 1b 8c
(‘onnt-t tit llt lirown ( tunth rr-‘u E. III 10c.
BUTTER—(Not June, but the finest E 19in), lb. ....................... 33c
EGGS—Every one Warranted treoh. doz, .............................. 27c
CHANGES—Delicious Sweet Floridan. doz. ............................ 25c
Great Christmas Special Offer.
ZS—PINK DISCOUNT STAMPS FREE—45
Purchase goods to the amount of $1.00 or more and WtI will give you thie
véry generous otter.
Our‘ Teas and Coffeeé
are pleasing thousands of people
'in The Norwalks. You can’t
beat our Stamp offers.
(to am... Wllh 1 lb. \‘o-ry not 'l'r-a 50c
Fm Stamps with 1 lb. l‘anon No. 2
'lll-a ..........................
27. Stamps with 1,5 lb. \‘(Il'y [toot
Tea . . ......................... 25c
20 ..‘Ilillllpll with lo lb. iI‘ancy N0. '1.
Ton . . . . . 20c
:llt Stamps with l lb. ‘.Ilo-Ka ('offoItI 32c
-. 7. Stamps with 2 lb, Mocha and Java
(' llIYtI (I
L'll Stumps with 1 lb Java anti .‘lnra
cttllm ( ni‘IoIoI ... .............. 25c
1 . Stamps with 1 lb lhItlt. Santos
Cotton ...... . ........ .. 20c
Plum Pudding. Deliciouo Canned
Fruit. and Vegetables, Sage. Thyme.
Jam‘o Jellies, Celery, Pruneo, Apricot 3, Peaches. Olives, Pickled and every-
thing nice tor the Christmao Feast.
New York Grocery 00
SOUTH NORWALK.
Telephone.
NORWALK.
Xmas Announcement.
HAVE LANCE STOCK TO SELECT FNOM.
PRICE. LOW.
DIAMONDS. WATCHES, JEWELRY. .SIL-
YER AND PLATED WARE.
Silver and Ebony Toilet and Manicurg Cote and Novelties.
Ladies’ and
Oente' Gold and silver Mounted Handle allk Umbrellas, "pr Gilt Clocks.
Etc.
O'EN EVENING. UNTIL XMAE.
H. 5. R000, Jeweler.
10 IOUTH MAIN OTNEET.
EOUTH NOIWALKo Into 3! Branch.
In.
' (It-lonllnt and dlrot tor of tho
‘oaoac MUNCIO AT anuoolto.
BUSINESS GOOD.
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Merchanto Think Trade Will
Ahead ot Banner Thlo Year.
Norwallt lo enjoying a good Christ,
mu tradoo this your. and wmo of our
loading merchants (Ivcn venture the
utatcnttmt that it In the- bout holiday
trudt: that they haw: ever had. no)“
ing for holiday gills atal’ted itt come."
what earlier than usual this your. and
there halt bwn a largoo dcmuud for the
loom-r and "lore (protltoivo articles.
Staple gwdlt have had an important
part in the holiday (ratio, and mor-
chantn who do not, (Ian-r to any great
extent to (III(.IrvtI(((IoIm_ tIt'limtldtI of tho
holiday (((Iamn haw toe-(In and (dill urc
vory blnty attoodtng to tho want» of
lholr cuatolllt-ru.
II. III IIII:
pooplo- huwI It'ill'llt'tI to a grout (IxttIut
II’It' bottom that it in lwltor to "WIN ill
homt, and an protillug thou-by.
0i IIlt'Ill bau- tlIiIll'IIH‘l't'tI by
lent-(I, titllllt’llllll‘s and '(proIt'ilIttt'tI, till".
it In lllortI profitabil- to buy gmuln
which tlwy want at this litm- of tho
your right horoulu TIII' Nltl’WitIkrl oi'
ottr homo turn-hunts. 'I‘hoy mm- diu-
(IoV(Ir(Id that it is “"45" (Ihcatwt' for
them to do this and tho” buying III a‘
great deal more autistactory titan it in
to go to New York.
-()ur mcrchants are carrying (Ivory
your largo-r and more vnrloId Htocklt of
good» in their various lint-(t and tho
practlw of trading at home in undoubt-
edly having its good «(tot-la upon tho
businmln of the town.
one or tho ladlng morrhanta (laid
this morning that the holiday luminous
Watt (still about of last yutat
with tho-tn and all otlwr boom» Ill tho-
(ity Willi thoI bauno’r your.
"1 haw talked with homo," Ilt' Inabl,
“who ('0ltlplillll that. luminous in not.
llllllo a» good a» it, was. Int-(l yo-ar, but
I do not doubt that wloIn tlu-y t‘llllill
up at tho (Ind of tho your ”try will lind
that It has born at. loam as gmd HI:
last. (It-at, and that was way (tho-.ol (it
omitting wo (In-r had bo-‘iotvI. "
OF INTEREST T0 WOMEN.
it in an astonishing thing that sumo
snuaii wumt'll WtIar tho largo hats (Inv-
(:rt-d all UVt‘I' with a dull or nlulabout
and yot do not look ott-rwhollllotl by
tholr lltIttd-gvar, bltt IllinoIatl Illt'll‘ (ii
tuinulivor flgttron (tooth to lillu' out
My", of (‘tlllltlltilt dignity that in wry
totalling.
Tho picturo hat, in tho favoritoI IillltIt'
for ro-(otanrant lunchoona andulinno-ra.
for it, is tho titling (tillllpll'llttIili of tho-
(thIth gowns and (Honor room that at»
Ht) tum-h tho- vogtlu for this hit“ or
gatllorlng.
Wllitwlinlrotl Indira»: iltltl lltoI ollrl'lt.
ritIh plum and polo-r mooIthy-ot HIIIUII'fi
lwtoming, and IIIl'HtI tints F'W'lll por-
titItllurly .‘ilIIlt'd to calling t'tlhlllllll'ixi or
alto-lotion Ilolmo tin-awn,
'l‘ho- tulillIIlltItl liloloI that (leottdot in
tho loot of tho gown in :( (Iontinuallon
(if lht' Yoko is oh.- (if tllo- foIttltll'I-a of an
up—toItlaloI (Impit'o gm o ’l'llouglt ll ls
t'illlt‘ItI t-ltlplrtI, tho Will l no lIt’lillt'll Ill' :1
gltllrI-l'itllr-ln of Lilo Noll toll-1:. Id thoI
man-rial at a high with Illu' ‘
.‘lonlo- of tho lll'tl't' lII.lIltil'ltl of tin-
HoIltMilt'a (Ito-nit”; (nulls our of “NW“
(m-(l gt'l'llttdlttv tl'lttlttloIll With ,‘I'III\
frillgt- irl' ltlldi (l 'l“ m f. mo lovo-ly
whotllo r tn lolat l; on l'lll'lts'
I'IltIrtI :‘tlo- 'Iltllllt' \t H ltllluI lllllrltIl It In
IIIUIIH4“ I‘ll ‘illllll “IIIIII'II IIIln .‘U'ilHiIlI,
t” of tltII bI~.Il III-jog lint IIIIWIlit'Il it
Mr [llillirv I.l.ttlt ll‘otu .~:llIIubl(I!.- to tho
Will-‘IIIIII' tin-
and ”It'll. lIlv' *I'Ilf'“ Ilt'I\VI'I‘I| llolm: lill~
out in with an moon of Hull (Iltil‘ioll or
Iilt't'. \
I'llIIIv'lio':i (If black fliltl.\!'hlir'. :il‘fll
tort-(i about llw foot of :t olitlphatlolw
whito- (Ironing gtMll almtt- tllo- (lotlhitI
row of black voIlvoIt ribbon aro- a. sim-
plo- and at tho ((atuo- limo o-IoIgant moth-
of l'lllIN‘IIIdIIIIIO'III. A low llltlt'r‘ of ill”
palll- tt-Ia :lpptIar about tho- o-(lgo- of tho
l(IlvoIthortloI'oId Ilt‘t‘lllil.
IlltloI can Roi a good liII'il (If lli(I "o-x
trolm- to which tho II'roInolo :tro (Iarryv
ing tho clinging (Ill.lra(-toIri:(tl(I.~( ol tItt'ir'
gowns byaro-ading \‘(lgutI's 1:th l'aria
artit-loI. 'I‘ho- partitIular gown rt‘IbIrrlId
to was ill dot-p (Il't'dri of witlo-(Iachcv
min» of tho- non all-silk varitItr that
bangto l‘lw lino t'ill'llt'lllll'l‘. but looks
lilo t'tIItI-I do (rhino Ilrl lztIttoIrnl (lmlgtt
i.I-' ott‘litlIIrl .(tn cit-ally that who .w-(Is :t
[Iil‘lllil' ot' it in your mind. Art ‘011 :ll-
l‘oiitly' ItllilW Iltt'y‘ lllth' ittlttlm-ol twili-
('(liltH (Wt-1' tho-ro- this wiutoIl', and. in
writing of tlto skin (If this gown tho
author Hiya it sunk about Iht- itnkirrt
in tho aitttpioIIIt. ‘limpqut. mas-H IllIiIi-lII
naldoI, mt IIIHIIL’II nothing nloro than
"lltlIHSI'IllltI (|(I ImioI lay lnItonon it and
tho tIItIt an no doubt was thtI( mac
1! )0” (do hitting (north with which
In ("who on your owning roltturtI got
tho-m (tinglyz don’t buy a "string" of
(Iitho-r pul'tn or (Illrla tor tho-tr appoar—
anrtI
(It’tIn though tho-y :tro artificial ont-
no-o'dnl go about with thorn placardo-d
5“) an, morov than who doth ltt- Ir tmI I.lh
ThoI prim-Iv its gown In no-vor protty in
abort ltIngth. It If it tourhon tho floor
all around, it In good. bill it tho-ro. ho a
train, t'I‘Pn a slight (mo, it ho ho-ttoIr.
'l'ho military collar loo ontI of tho
rhttrat-lvrbolit'lt of an tthto-(lato tttr
(Ioat. l'nb-sm a wry short-halroId fur
is (Ihnao-n a fur coat in apt to makw H
woman with lull liuuro look oytIr—ootout
lull. much of tltbo (Ittort is brought
about, by tho wido turnovor t'tillar
which tit-slrtlys tho linvn of tho moat
gratIoItul noI(Il(, Tho military collar, on
thr- (Ionirary. ha» a trim look Ito-routing
to all, hoImIo ltn popularity.
lilris like matine-rI and bonito jacktIta
flit wo-ll an tho-Ir mothorot .and thorn in
(to many pro-tty (loft wool malt-rials at
low pricoa that thtIro (aroma to ho no
roamn why thoy nhould not he grail-
lbIn In thho regard,
\ut brown ((outticho braid trlmtl a
Iltlntlllnmp gown or hlondlne chllton
broadcloth. 'l‘ht: yoko and collar are
(In-am laco ovo-r tlilk,
l'laltl Windsor lion and Ihmtc of un-
rall. indood any unit hill: in t‘trmlIlII‘II’rItI
a filtllllttl'ltllllt' ital-(ll for tho nmIk of tho
tailortId wnint. Tho lintIn Ascot In aim
woll Ilkt-(I.
WRENCH SCIENTIST DEAD.
I'Altlrl int. 1”. “(Wm .luion (‘an
oar .IilitnmIll. liw (IoIloIhrntIId It'rontIh
Mention
Ito Willi horn
tllm-rvatory. In “081'.
Ill I‘ZI.
Iiitl'flr‘l-flfl. lit-(I 21I~IWINIIIIKIIIII
I'orwlli. aptmollt- th-iogulo In (itmalttnI
tlnoplo Inna tor-(In nppointod papal rattl-
opinion of nmny that lh(I_
Many .
(proIrI ’
with h.
o-(Illlyr of built llat'k V
ix altogo-tlu-r too artificial. and '.t:::
SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
The Besl Christmas liens Ytzl Tllf
llreal iltltgaitlsltlt Tonight illlll Illllllll‘l’llw.
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MONDAY. DEC. 23. no».
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Sun's ahcas’t a th'tt I. under price.
Neck thccs anb'Mu‘tis.
A tempting offer that our buyer just received-too tempt-1
ing to resist. Just delivered to us this morning thto’ the Adams
Express Company—Ten sets of fine Mink Furs and eight sets of
line rich American Fox, made by one of New York’s foremost
furriers. All made up the'past week and delivered to us at a _
pricethat will make quick selling. They are of course the latest 3
style effects and as there’s nothing more acceptable for a Xmas
Gift than rich fnrs, this is a most timely offering.
the small quantity will hardly hold out until tomorrow. ,. I
Come tonight
Womcn'.
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crowds at The Boston Store
and Men's Umbrellas. “ . ‘ ‘. I. .
Women': Dainty White Lawn Waists, . . .
Women's Dainty Corset Covers in ncat lIoliduy lfoxcs.
Women's Clocks, Suits and Skirts,
Exit at Socciab
. 500 Skis ’tct Bogs and SEE.
Shipped from away up in New York State. arrived here almost on the eve of tho grout
day—here at about one-third of their wdrth—the largest variety in Connecticut.
MOUS IIEXIBIJII FLYER, in all sizes. included to the list, enough to interest all.
cannot come, tclcphonc your ordrr.
Big assortment of Handkerchiefs.
Big assortment of Boxed Writing Paper. ,
3 Big assortment of Gloves for Men, Womt n and Big assortment of Not'kwcar and Fancy Goods. ; '
Big assortment of Leather Goods.
3cglaml on 3rd '5\’ccr.
l Thc finest showing of Pictures to be soon for miles around. Come and join the merry -
Tho store of Life and Progress.
1- 3 undcr ptit-(I I
1-3 under pricr
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THE FA- .
If you _
Our delivery wagons arc at your scrvicc. :
Big assortment of Infanis' Wear.
Big assortment of ..l.ta.. and Japanese Wt-ar.
Big assortment of Dressing Sacqucs, Etc.
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Scull: Norwalk Congregational.
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ll't'l. 'l'Ictt'hitll: tllo- Iiildo- alIII 'I‘I'JI‘II
ltlg About tbo.l'.lbi(I.
i-‘riday v—S p. to, tho :lllllllill (”II-la
Illa- (IntoIrtainmoIltl for tho- t"lII(Ii‘IIll.
Saturday-«3:110 ttt i'.’l.'. it til , l'l-
a-nlm; SI‘IIUUI ill. ill" IIlllliloll'IIllt l‘iu‘I
lmtuw .
Grace Pariah Notes.
\‘-'IIIlllIIt‘-tlzty. Xmas lint, lboIrI- will bo-
‘linI ll llltl llll'lIII (II-ltl-t;ttl(lll.~ n!" tilt
lloly t'tlllllllllllilln_ at I. at h and at 1”
II'tltu-L (If lbw-(I lhI llrrt :tltl tin
i.(‘.~'l \‘ ill th (Iboral in 11 out ( lltlll with
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tor-Inviting.
'I'Illll'ltdlty, St. SIIIliIttItr'u lltly‘. lilo'l
t't-ltIlll'ttlion of tho lloly l'outnltllllou at.
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I‘tldat, St. John tho IIZwIttngtlist’Itl
May. ”to (II Ilthratiou oi Illl' llolt ltllll l
ttlutllou at 'l: '.lII In "to I'll hint: at It
o'clock, tho Knights of King .ht'thut
will bow ”to” l'ht'lslrnul-l iron and
“proud.
Saturday, tho lloly innoroInts' llay.
tth ('(III'ItI'iIIIUn of tho-
lllll ‘ttt 9:30.
'l'th (ltlltit'tIn'st carol («onions will
takoI plat-(I Sunday out at 7:.".ll. .
'llloI (ltrbttnma (Into-rtnlnmrnt .ln(
Illsltihution of gifts for tho (I-hildro n of
tho pariah .unday ltt'htnlht will Ink"
piano on Monday (IvoItlinK, tho- ."oth of
immrnht-r r. at it o'I-(ltuk in tho 'lown
AmtrItllltly llall. Adllllmoion to till-l uill
m- by tlckot.
lloiy (‘olltluun-i
-~'I'h(! famous lIlaton IIIIi‘IIllII'fl erbj
int: l'aptIr in (Ito-(rant parkavon for tho.
holidaytt. at. Kollo-y'u llrug :Iltoro-.
TROOPS TO, LEAVE GOLOFIELD.
WASHINGTON. lhItI,21l.-’l'ho at»;
prr‘tltl to I’ronldtnt. Iloootow-lt to hut-o
rodtIraI trootm romald In tioldlit-ld in
tho- "II-I0” of thlo limo-(I trfllt'lfllrt
lhtlltlllo- It lltIMIt'oI on ”to part. of lhlmo
(tending tht- mto r(~ Ily wholtI ly upon tlloI
national govr ITIIIII'III. for IIIIIIWIIIIII
TIMI ptuillltm Iht- prt'llltlotti. halt l;tk(ll
ht that tho nilttt- of No Ivatla nhotlld ( 1‘-
hnnxt (It-(Iry mounts within “it powu r to
control tht- alumina, and that tmlornl
lntortoronco ((hotlld Im nopplo-mt-ntol
only to tho- (Ifltlrtit holng matlu by tho
((tntn \otltlng in tho uppt-nln ((o tar
rmI tlo (I lntllcatt' that an tilrpll whal-
(Ivor or» bring talton by t (I (don- l n I
'll thl In (lhmvn to tho prvnldotlt it
than ((lnlul at tho Whito lloutw today.
hid ordor of Ilalurllay withdrawing lhtI
troop» (in [member 30 will ”1'. ho
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t'aptdh lllll'ilil"tnl\\'ill‘tl. lliltlt Hollll
(Ian wind» ill‘l' IlIiIif'ltit‘II {our Mltltl!”
.I\ll..lttil(I :(tltl Soutbo-rtl Now England
I 2"trlll'ltt.t.Il:( lmI. ,,l’t. ”moon iltlol tonight.
SOUTHEAST STORM WA RNING.
NI‘ZW' YllIlK. [II-4', '.‘Ii ‘I‘lloI lmu’ll
\lHtlIlt-l' Illll't'illl il:t.~ ro-(IIlotd tlloI l'll
.‘inll'llras' ‘Iltl'lll \Iitllill.:iI lll’f' tll'tIIIl'
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Special Sale
XMAS GIOCERIES
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Oranges, 18, 25,350, 33, 40c per dozen
Granulated Sugar, 20, pounds, $1.00
So I(Idl( w Raisin», pig ........ toc' . lb.. \lixml .\'ltt~. ........... 25c
2 big. Raisin“ III“ ......... 25C iIIIIii h \\ nlnnh. lb. ........ 15c
(1......4(alumna-(i;it»; I'ZC‘ amt rim. lb .......... ...15c
\I I'II'JJI 'I‘ilIIIl Iiillwl’ll» Ill. 25C i' . ‘
Iant \ til: (((I ( illtlll. 1b,. ..... 25C' '1'“ xv" H" """"""" 15c
llrilll'to' (if I IllIlIII I (t I III. 156 I 1”“ n \tllN, H" ' ’ ' ‘ ' """" 156
3 ll». Dates ........ ..25c,1“1't’r 5'0““! I\I"l”il'l"I ”l ..25c
tlbs‘. largo California l'rlltt(Iu.25ci .' ram llttoll(Iy'~‘ I’tlnlpkill, ..25t;
l'raubo-rrb-s, (ll, ......... IOC‘ {g'llII'Vn ,\lltl((I .\l(I:(t.. ..... ..25c
Plum Pudding, rau.. to and 25c (mod 1‘,“ch .1.” ..25c
\Vot .‘(Iiucc Monti lb .. .8c (Etriotly I'm-(b l’ggs ........45(:
l'am-y Lomom, (loz. . ....... 2°C; 3 lln, “31,...“ “m". U. .....25c
1.03“ It‘llilt'l' Sllmllill'l" ”III-I109 2 lbw. pttrc Lard ..... 25:
NM Mlllnsw‘s' jnat in. (It. --I15¢ ltrgular IIIIilli, pt'l‘ lb ......tzc
llxlra Spreial~ihnnwi l’rrlsw l'ot:tto(-<........pk.,25c; bu..85c
and (Turn, can ..... tocl'l'ltruitn. pk; ...2oc
Choice Baldwin Apples . ...... bbt..t3; peck, 30c
Fancy King and Snow Apples, Sweet Potatoes. Celery Par-
snipo. White Onions. etc.
UNlTED GROCERY co.
Fort 3L. East Norwallt. no North Main St.
Phom 319-3- M :43.
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Norwalk Chronicler