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on -ultorlol Room.
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tufts-lunch Rooltlonoo.
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Ital-tun Almllllc for flfini
Sun rim 7:17: um 4:28.
Egg: tide am a. m.: was}. or.
A Outed Convocation of Butlor
Chlptor R. A. M., will be hold at its
roams, Doc, 24, 1007. at 5 o'clock p. m.
All ll. A. Muono cordially and frater-
mlly tnvtuo. '
Frotornally yours,
. ROBERT M. Wthox, sec'y.
,A Special Convention of Butler
Chapter. R. A. M., will be hold at it.
rooms, Doc. 27th. 1907, at 8 o'clock
p. in. work, R. A. Degree. Banquet.
All R. A. Mason. cordially and frater-
nplly invited. '
Frat'oronlly youro,
ROBERT M. WlLCOX, Sec'y.
JAPAN NOT READY FOR WAR.
Ambassador Aoki‘ta recall to Japan.
coming almost at the same moment an
the departure of the fleet. to the Pacif-
i(‘. has started frenh rumorn afloat an
to the lmmlnence of a violent break
in the friendly relations between the
United States and the Mlkado'u Etu-
plre. On the other hand repreocnta-
tives of both countries asucl't unotti~
clully that the situation its better than
it has been for months past. Officially,
of course, it in not recognized that.
there has eye-r been a crisis in the rt~
‘ latlonn of the two countries, bttt the
very-fact. that officials are willing to
admit that the altttation was at one
film: decidedly strained is regarded an
the b at indication that. the acute
stage i pant, and that the authorities
[see a our understanding ahead.
Another phase of the situation in
presented by Admr‘hl Klnnouuke, the
well-known Japanese writer, in an ex-
ceedingiy frank artlcio in the January
Appleton'tt, whichhan aroused much
interest in the. diplomatic and admittin-
trntion circle-o. According to Mr. Klu-
nonuke Japan does not want war, be-
cause she is too much concerned in ac-
curlng the absolute commercial inau-
tory of the Pacific by the rapid ex-
pansion of her, merchant fleets. Hhc
H ittralnlng every nerw to accomplish
this before- the l'nited State» wakes
up to the importance of building and
operating common-lat t‘f’fils't'lfi iu the.
l'ucltic, That the band or the Klein:
Sun will be ready to fight to maintain
her advantage when the continent in
Sit-cure, Mr. Kinnouuke lilJC‘H not way,
but it may be lnftrIl‘ctl from what he
to-llu of the country's past policy.
The rapid expansion of Japan's ship-
ingtinterents in the period following
the war with China, the. extension of
ship yards and the building of ships.
says Mr. Kinnoouke, was, for tho one
itllt‘DOt-io of preparing for war with Rutt-
nla. At the present time the expannlon
in much greater and the ships that are
being turned out are larger and more
important. in l9tl3_thl- total tonnatz"
of Japan's merchant fleet, according
to the‘articlo in Appleton‘s magazine
was 657,269 tons, made up of steam-
ers. At the present time the tonnage
is over 1,200,000. The Nippon Yuan-n
Kalaha, the largest of the .ittpnntuw
companies, has a. greater tonnage- than
any ocean ntcamnhip company in the
United States, and is adding new lines
and new steamshlpn every year. A sig-
nificant. undertaking is the cstahlinh
ment of a new Japanese cotnpay which
iii to operato a hundrtd Veattols from
the beginning, cowring practically all
Pacific ports.
"Against all this Nippon activity,"
says the writer, "what. halt the United
States done to cover the Pacific? The
merchant tonnage of the United States
on the Pacific does not. seem to he
one half that or Kippon, one can figure
it. in many ways.)bnt this in the beat
he can say of it: When It, comes to
‘ihe trans-Pacific. service. the showing
iamuch worse. We havelheard from
Mr. "ill; be in not going to replace
the Dakota-ww- cannot nee why he
.should. ()ffcru have been made, and.
there in Watson to believe, are being
made now by Nippon companies for
the purchase of the ships of the Pa-
cific Mall Steamship Company and
thong of the Oceanic Steamship Com-
pany.".
All to showing that Japan in thor‘
oughly in earnest. in her determination
to control the Pacific, Mr. Kinnonuke
quotes the Japanese subsidy law which
given’from l2‘4 to 30 cents a ton for
every 1,000 miles nailed by a. ship own-
ed in Japan. it ohm grants a bounty
of '6 w '21 a borne power on every
nhlp built in Japanese yards,
The conclusion reached from reading
the ltatemcnts of this out spoken Jap-
nneoo writer to that Japan will not
fight now because tube to not ready.
When Ill? has tit-cured the commercial
mutiny of the Pacific and when. at:
it net-mil littl-ly, the American flag ban
entirely dl-ppeared front that tu't-un,
there may be a different Mary to lr-ll, ,
STOP 1'l4A‘l’ GOLD
or it my reouit in pneumonia. lira
oiling Balm in breaking up cold» when
our tried. olmmt without exception.
ill. 85. We Ind ".00 hottlol. The (Jill.
M. WI M Plolltod'o. ‘4
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lloittor A. c. aro'Eosy for cumsmnu uAYON
compony l. ,,
(Continued From First run). . l
weather and the Christmas lilioppillx.
u very large crowd did not turn out'
to tree thin unto.
. it became definitely known to the
fault but night that Company l‘ in to '
lone Clonnco Hay, the may Blane
ford yoga; man who has played center
a ace 9 0 main of the treason. 113'
h“ recent-ll an golfer, it in mid, frotit’ The old ycotuau picked up hill pipe,
Daubury. of twice the amount ho I'll" anti, "ll be jammed the tobacco in tire'
fortp‘liuylulgl ln Torwiallifi fluid has ac: blackened bowl with. his thumb, nuiti:
cope . ny pays _ I! not game. ... . , ., . , o
with Company I" last n—lllhl. Though! V thriutmnu on .i illiillU war, (ll.
he did not nhow I”. particularly well “ell, that tiepctitiu a good deal upon
at tho opening of u“, “no", lie ntoud- what. part of the world one littppetut
“y 'mpnwyd "nul he bgcanun "spy it! ill' ill. Funny "1an ilbtliil Christ-
populur with the followers of the than: it bi the our holiday that in cele-
gatne. Hay'it place at center will be, bruit-d the world over, llllfl it to one
taken by either (‘aptuiu ’l'ltotnalt E. it" ”Hi Kl‘t'illi'flt iltiyu of the year on
liorney or Howard Nudlu. board ubip. i’cH,’ wt! celebrate lt it!"'
The l‘ team will try out mime ot,lhc' mum- on you folku on whore, only
the bent of the Moutattk players intmorc no. tut it wore. l have eaten
the hope of getting Home good mainly (‘ht'lutmuu dinner with the ther-
terlttl. Hint-u had the that oppotw i ttiotuctor «landing at Hill in the ohmic,
tunity.‘ lie wan put lit the game lrmt.;utul ttluo when it won moukcylng down
night. at the opening of the it'ecotul‘arpuud the zero mark. but an I said
half. While he won a little uervottu'befot'c, Christmas is filtristtnaumtho
in the company of the big team, he, day Wt: all expect to set down to maul,
tried hard, which in considerable. anti , turkey with flxiu'u. l panned one
game promise of developing into nitfltriutmau, Home yctlt'il “#1,. down at
leuntz player. Him‘fl liltiyt’d rlxbt Magtlelona Buy, Mexico. Not. ruuch
guard. being pitted attain” Loft Fm“ there bttt firth, sand and a few Mexi-
ward Ferns. lie guarded the latter no cdtnt, bttt We had our turkey and cran-
Well that that player aecured only one berry Home pm the Hunts, ‘
field goal during the half. and thiat "cpl-tum“ trecu? Well, | ““033 you,
won considerably in the nature of a low,- “M. a "wrunwflr on t'ht'lntuutu
chance nhot. , day? No? “'0”, there will be u (llll'llil'
The feature of knot night's game was “mu rm. at. every tituut bond and (me
"1" Km” ”WW/ll": 0' Nadia. Wit” land» on “tho end of every boom, and the ship
ed the ball in the. “Pl ”WW" lillli'l‘b generally decorated with green and
This nlmont reached the record of Mli- l nutty. prurh‘t‘p“ with 5. bunch of "m”...
191'. Of the Colonials, Who N'm'l'li 5"“ too hanging under lilt- llll't't'llHlli‘. All
enteom times from the. field on the hands “I”, 0", in ”H. morning, and
first night of the lll’fllltlll. Had the lat-it , it i» illlcrry Christmas, Jack! .\\'(llitlf'l'
Plenty of "Celebration——
Christmas Dinner Is Good,
Enough for Anybody t
, UNCLE sms saws"
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oteody.ooil light
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half gone. the lull twenty minutes. Nu»
dltt Mood a good chance of breaking,
the record.
The detailed ttcorc of last uighl'u
game:
Co. F. ' Dexter A. c.
LiHlt'r ...................... Bilitlt'l'
‘ ltigbt t’orwut‘d. .
Nadia. 'l‘. .l. llorrtcy ...... . ..... i't-rnu
Left forward,
flay, Nadlu .................. Short
n ('clitcr.
’I‘. .l. Dorm-y. liincn ........... Maui-t
Right guard. ~
Godfrey . . .............. L". . .. tiould
Left guard.
First half—Co. l". 40; Dexter A. (‘.,
Final score—Co. R, 70; limo-r A.
0., i5. -
“Field goals—Lister l1, Nadln ill, flay
4. liorney 7, Godfrey 2, Ferns 2t, Short
2, tiould 2.
Paul line goals—Short 1,
“Riven-20 and i7 tniuutt-et.
Official-4V. l<‘. Ranch.
Montauko, 28; St. Lukcs. 16.
"l‘he Montattka Willi their name
analnnt, the Hi. Lakest team. of Stain-
ford, in the first half. The local live
ran up a acorn of in points to i by
tbelropponenta, during the find period
of play. in the second baththe Stain-
fortiltctt improved very much and acor-
ctl it: points to the Mlmlnuko' ltl, This
made the finalmetu'c 2x to it; in favor
of the Montaukn. More than the tmuai
interval was taken in this preliminary
game, an the Ht. Lukeu. with very
nearly the name lineup, played at the
Rollaway Rink in North Main Htrch
The lineup of lant'niglrt's'gam'e:
Montahko. 8t. Lukas.
lleagon ...... . ....... ’aimcr, tilt-ten
ilight forward.
(‘ahiil' ...... . ................... Fox
Left forward. .
lllni'st ' ....................... Hogan
('ento-r.
\\'hot‘1e .................. Wasserleiu
Right guard.
Valentine ............ llrooksz, ilarton
Left guard.
F‘icltl wrais—dleagrm '.’, Hines fl.
Whone 4. Valentine 2:, Fox '3, Hogan :1,
First half ~- Montauka, ill; St. Luke»,
St,
i‘inal ucorw—Montauks, 29.:
Luket-t, Ill.
tltllcial~~.\\'. ft', itauch.
ilalves‘rvilll minute». ,
Next Monday night. (‘ompauy i“ will
play a fast picked five front New York
klUlWll as the All New Yorku.
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN.
in days like these. when evorybody
has lunch to accomplish within a few
days, it in worth while to take a little
time to ro-st lif't‘tl hotly and nerves. if
the eyea are tired or the feet ache.
there in no more simple remedy than
fresh water. tepid at. first and grad-
ually heated or cooled according to
the part affected. (fold water is al-
most invariably soothing to weak or
tired eyes, and everybody knows the
comfort of a hot foot bath.
imagine a beautiful seaiskln coat in.
not. with very heavy gold fllct net, this
not heavily embroidered with ric
dark brown silk the exact color of th
aealukiu. The effect, is extremely
rich.
it in said by the beauty doctors that
no simple a procetts as the dawning of
cold water against the lawn and throat,
daily will keep the face from nagging
and looking old.
('renm flannel with belt and lie of
pale blue. or bright red makes a good
combination with a dark blue aklrt
and coat suit for a neat. and businente
like momlng costume.
Hand-painted gauze embroidered
with tiny gold spanglen in a gorgeous
but trimming anti also makes chann-
"lng lif‘t'l.l"lit’il for for evening gowns. ,
When it. is not wartime to get a per-
fect match, the bent. policy in to choose
something quite different. and the re-
ault will be much more satisfactory
than a poor blending.
An all cmpe its expensive. it. in
worth while to get that which in gnarl
anteed waterproof. and then one need
have no fear of a sudden shower or
know flurrv.
When the design of a flower lmnket
running over with hlmototm in I‘htmt'fi
for embroidery. the banket look.» very
pretty worked in fine gold braid. and
the tlowern in ribbon embroidery in
natural color». '
'l‘binlv ullced bananas laid upon the
wltlpped cream Hill‘t'lid bctvvm-n the
lair-r1 of oblpp’ctl crcntn cakc Import
a delightful llamr to it rlttclt a tillf“
glltlill' no catch the day it ill preopn-d
C Two or tbrw- row»: of thu- wldo- rib-
imm in tho- ovlcttant colortnzu to be
[found that-e tluyn make for prettier
bogs than thou: made of piece ollh. l is m' enough to (other.
I
, l'th-«p
what. the, kititr at home not, in their
ntockluga thin morning. it old Santy
,would vitdt this ship, “'1' would ulvc
him an admirai'u Mobile, and ‘ no him
over the wide with eight boy thorny
how a ntan'u mlml travel» b: ck houn-
on Christmas day: kind o' taken a {el-
low htlck to the time th‘n ho "nod to
go to Sunday school regular Just he-
tore lk‘wcutbcr 25, and tilt-ll gradually
drotr off as nwitnming and Fourth of
.llily cattle along.
"No washing down tit-clot on a bat-
licnlilp oti Chriutrttnn; just a clout)
down and get ready for the
stun-ta; smoking allowed all tiny, and
it in ono event after another.
start in with a 'tug of war,’ port. which
tthtill‘Hl. the starboard, tone.- which
watch got-it ashore in the evening, tlu'n
potato, sack and three-leggml‘ race.
illith, head races, obntaclo race. if tltc
water permit", a swimming race, fret-
for all. that races, tub anti catamaran
flirt-id with ”coop shovels for porn, A
race between the cooks and titarlnt-H.
coal painter» and ward rootu boys. _
"Speaking of boat races rctnlndu pic
of ouc't.‘hrintrnan while l was to-rving
on the old South Pacific station. We
in re at the time. lying at. (‘allao, l’eru.
It wan agig race bctho-n our ship
and the ting «hip, llvv miles atraight
away, We tnmlc up it |llll'Nt',"'ltil We
could rake and scrape,“ P‘Ulnl' “Alon,
We tnok. it over to the flag Hlliil, wlwro
it wow protntly covet-ed. The race
was pulled off about if o'clock in the
afternoon, it wan a beautiful face-—
but '}'t‘H, they beat its by half a boat'k
length. and WP leaned on the roll that
owning, watching the crew 0! the flag
ithlp'uoiug on a twcnlytour itout'n‘
leave to try and spend Htit' lllttill'}.
”Art n rulP the boaat ruccn take Illi'i'l‘
after dinner, and nay, what a llllliit‘l‘l
The last dinner i had at sea was
a hummer; the cooker had been lumi’
for a Week getting up that. dinner; the
commitmary uteward had not nit-pt for
days for fcar aomcthiug Would no
wrong; Erery cotnrnlat-tary clt't'ls llilliv
self to make the ('hriuttnaa dinner on
bill Ship (he lit-tit ill the fleet. 'i’litr
tables are decorated in thlc.
"Tho tittin'r llm‘il-"W'lttll. dill w:-
havc'.’ Wei, let's mm. llaw oysters.
shrimp salad, cream of f’t-lt‘t‘)‘ hoop.
roam. turkey, of course, Rilll't‘tl with
oysters, mashed cream [)(ilitlm-H, hot
slaw, green pcan, cranberry sauce.
olives, pickles, oranges, grapes and
other fruits, ice crcam, cake tuiucc
pic, nuts, crackcru anti cheese, Willow-
and cigars, to say nothing of the duff
or plum pudding.
"After dinner, as i said, comes the
boat raven, after the. boat rnceu pry.
hapa a game of baseball ltmtcrnw
say, it. would do you good to new a
bunch of sailors root for llll‘ ship's hail
team. if llll’ ship happcuo to be up
North Ntlnlt-WhO'rl', it will probably be
:1. game of football instead of ham-ball.
in the evening come» abort,- leave;- for
every man that. can ptmnibly be spared,
or some of the whips hat/e a minntrei
show pt'l’iltipfl, to which the entire tit-ct
will be invited all well a» trio-mitt from
«bore; anti lo-t mo- tell you tilt-rm min-
wtreiu are Well worth nor-lug. The
friends of the officer» and crew
mftl'l- than pleased to receive an iuvc
be given at if bells, (lhrlnttnas night on
board :t Ii. S, man-o" 'ar,
"limit-ml of a mlntttrel «how perhaps
together anti trim a hall on shore, to
hand» forgot nhip for the lion? be-
ing and enjoy thenmelvcn no only
healthy Americans can.
days at. tsea. i remember on one
occawion when We had a moniitor
(titrlnttuau it't-te on tho quartertlcck:
We all hung our socks up that
night. and every man Jack on the ship
got a (fhrlntmaa prencnt. Mine? Mine
Ila brand new womlktock pipc, Hay,
l llllokcd that pipe for It: yearn, and
mu day I had the mlnfortune to drop
,erlroard; it won like toning an old
f d. and I never found a pipe wince
that 1 Wild get the comfort front that
i did that old woodutock."
CARRY OFF TOO MANY OYSTER!»
'l‘ltcre are no ntntutea which forbid
the taking of oyntcrn from tin; Sauuttv
tuck river by any one who ill-bu lit to
itatbet them. People who lll’o' hour
the rlvci‘ object to thc tluils of limits-t
from outside, while load up with the
crop eH'Iy yt-ttl' ulitl curl it off to imtnc
Might _
which is so much appreciated by workers and
‘ students. Made of brass. nicltei plated with the
latest improved central dralt humor. Every lamp
warranted. _W'rilc our nearest agency for de-
ocnpttvc ctrcular if your dealer cannot supply
the Periccfion Oil Heater or Rayo lamp.
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(lncorporntcdl ,
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PORTLAND, Ale, Ilt't', :4 The
llrttud 'l't'uttk Railroad, which has its
eastern tcrntlnua in llli‘i city, \illl itiii
into vlim‘l on January l a in union tin-i
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lt'fll that is claimed in im one of the
moat. gl-llt'i'tlllrv to til:- i" i rt"
int: mo-ry utuplnvt- c: lllt
liltt l'liilt'tl Sillltorl :tl'tl l'uiitttln
railroad will liunnu- tho tit t'trl.
so ilt'lill', not b-i'yiun‘ llll'l‘
lit'r-Hlllt'lll on ”I” t' hir'qmrL
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till‘tuitl iii
The
“‘It‘H u mil-lens with whit-into'x‘tttt't'ltii'fN’lL \‘fl‘llllllinltli t'ttt“
the plan lll1*lil7illilitlij.‘ llllii lliiill'lll'ifilii‘tl
a Hiltll of Hoodoo tor ti.» [lill'ilti‘
lull-tent of with it,
lilllllll il' llt'l'l‘.‘ull‘» tacit war, will it"
ltil'llml «nor to wittiptitttltgg lilo [l'l'lii‘i til"
lilc plan, "
l'utlcr lllt' ncw rub compulsory l’«'<
tiring nun iH il.\l'll at v.3, “into any t-iu- .“¢ :ll.
l‘l'H“ who llfli «t-t'wti til-v totupttuv l'lil" lint «I at Vol-unlit titt~ 34d tin} ol‘
if. warn or utoi'c will be t-n'itlwd to ll'llt‘t'tlltllt‘l‘. A. it, lull?
in n‘ion on the gtttduatt ti wall .\ llllil"l fin-or-n' ‘.l :s't-wiuxtullet l'ttti ‘tlik‘oi
in-ttttt potiolon has int-n find nt'Mou, \it‘ll. t‘itntlt-r .\l1l‘llttl‘<' u, .b. oph I"
wbilo- tip-n. in nu ill-Ihlitllliil, '\':tti::;, i.'-\\is ll. incl-(er.
In addition to thin prmisitut is lll‘llil‘
for otnpiovcn who haw- lit‘cn dinablcd
in the t-uttipnny'u h’l‘Nit't- and also for
iuo-tt tliriittiustcd without t'ilth‘ llllllt'i' tilt,
but who have not scrio-d i7. years,
”‘0‘
thun mun Kola Iltc itch t'or o'tit'c
he ’sotuctitncn gets scratched at
illillfi‘.
filc
in
generous patronage.
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b-r lotirll oi ('nllllh l'Hlllllllfo’Sitlll-
't“«' for idttii'llcltl l'tllllll‘i
l ttt-rl-ity ttilitl) for a till‘liillllh"fi il-
cetm- to soil Hpiritttous nntl lutoxlcat
lili',
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t‘l’tll
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thou lift at; from: of \‘otuztlit. lit'l‘l'llll endor-m lilt'
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i hereby cci'titx tltn' 'ltc
ed cudorswrr. nt'v elector-
:o: :lclittoti in
Not'mth,
t'i'n,
for 1
Mt
rlt‘t't'
d2l ill .
r. \D‘tsh .gm ‘5‘.“
We also wish to thank our customers for their
Our Christmas rush was
the largest we ever had. We sincerely trust that
i.lttttttt't-‘_ tile, inuct' l’n‘t'i‘, liltlne
‘ and t‘itlo-I'. nt corner Lt-xi'nuton
I'll) (lit‘llil-‘m town oi Norualk.
lt'li at South Norwalk. thin llltb
lll’l't‘llllll‘l', A il.. “'07.
.\i.t'.l'l‘lt'il,li. \\'li.l\'li\'9t).\".
,\|i|tlit'lllll.
t’it't'ltll‘rt and
luv, of tin-
», iii-t lliirlci'viutzt-ti,
tlt'il'?_ ti it»
l‘ZlilfllI ot' lilt' :tlmunnatiwti Albert
:u: h lit-cure. and w.-
titv pt-xt‘t'ttil‘. ct-t'tiz'x, cztclt for himself.
. the that no urt- lii\]|.l\|'l‘.~‘ dunno; real
will; “Tout!” lllltii- estate hiilllill'li in will 'Itn“n of Not“
.:tud tint! \\.~ bite on: tndotxl-tl
ilitttlll'llilflllefl,illl\ tiliim'.
il'i'llSt' to mil .vt.ivԤinou~' and ill
:t'int'. littt‘ttrv t'ttttttzt tlit- llllwliili',
above-tutu
and tawny»
law, oi t'u- ’I'nun (it
itlltl that the} have sinned
1H other applicant
‘oti ill Not'ultlk, llii‘; 1'.ltl'tl;i\’ til'
lillnl“. >\, ii iii”?
lll'llllll'lll'l‘ ll Shil'l‘li.
'I'tthi ('it-l‘lt'
' b
a
The BostonStoro
PRICES
on all
‘ ’ HOLIDAY
Merchandise
smashed to places.
We “need say no more. .,
1
Come in and help yourself. You will i?
actually find the greatest of values here
all over the store,, and on all counters.
it means
' BIG LOSSES
Clean; Shah/29.
This is, the big chapter of tonight's
selling.
7a
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i , '11.
fizz-“r fit; 3 '
.1. 2...... ....-...._...
i376 $923“?! _
Four Doctors Reach That Conclusson‘ l'tnl’iuitlt' the W‘llif'vw‘.
very tltot'outrlt t'\llllltfl.’lilliil t-evt'octm-ti
by “Hi \t-u
tl-ntliiti.’ [tilirif'lilil anti t'u- Itit'ni mmli
cal“, exalt lllt'l'. _
rt‘t'acltcd lltrxi netting that lira, Hilbert
V, Allen. \viuwc ftttiorttl u'aw |lllHliltlllvil i afternoon
Sunday because lu-r t‘l'illllH'.“ believed
--bc ital: only in :t li'ltilt‘v'.
tit-.ul. 'l‘bt» Wulitttll ililil'll't'lill‘- dictl luwt t sold by The t‘iifford l'iltlt‘llltlt‘y
sermon .
are '
ration to attend a tninstrel nhow to I
the crown of different, llhlptf will get .
which the officer» are invited, and all ,
' New?" York Grocery C
Yea, i apent a good many Cbriutmatt .
everything purchased here. was entirely satisfac-
tory to the buyer.
Yours for the Best of Everything to Eat at Low
Cash Prices. -
ompan .
other point. A movo-tm-nt in on tool
in ltlmwaim-k to lntrmlttco a bill in tin--
u-rxy legislature 'tlrllltltllll‘J [in tuition:
of more than on» of two itllhllt'in at n
time. This would prevent the wltole’
time, ’l'hlu Would pit-vent the whole-[
ttale removal of the M'I'd ml noon an ill
(Xmas Pla’que
FREE
'r
FROM DEC. 16-25 to all purchasers of our
goods except Sugar and Condensed Milk.
l26 Washhgtott St.
South Kant-lit.
Phone 655-2,
I
BELIEVE woMAN DEAD.
ll,it1.lii'illill'Hlillilll} llt~l' remnant l...
a..-" illtc him: that Hitc won in a “WW. :ttt‘
ll ia- Filllt‘ll ill:
I' fill llt‘l'llli‘t‘ litt' ll!”
.tliil l‘t-it llztrtn iliill sol"
.‘lllllltlll'll silo ittttl ltl'- n t'it‘cc illl'
dead. The examining doctors, howm
. t-ottt-dt‘rt-ti lli ttn- m-llt-t that oh»- l
WM litttlott‘ttcdl' tlmtl. \“n‘tuo: l'illl in."
lilt'll made to hold the funeral llli
tn Walltngfot-tl Case.-
\\f.\l.i.l,~.t;l4'ttittt. im- .:l . Al'itt' a
‘lllt‘fi iii-ltl liii‘t'
of her :tt‘tto:
‘l'otk :ug'll'inliri‘, tlw'nb
the t'~IllI'i!l>~itlli
lie '.'ilf'u Littlc l-I.ni\ River Wild :ttt‘
llii"
"
i~. :tt'lllllli'.
l‘huruday. but when ”in time for the The liridut- l’liartuucv.
Xmas Announcement.
HAVE LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. PRlCES LOW.
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, Sll.—. '
VER AND PLATED WARE.
Silver and Ebony Toilet and Manicure Sets and Novelties. Ladies' and
grow Gold. and Silver Mounted Handle Silk Umbrellas, Fancy Gilt Ctocka,
c. . .
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL XMAS;
H. S. HOOD, Jeweler,
16 'stouru MAlN smear. aourt-t NORWALK.
' Specialsolo ‘ '
XMAS GiiochtEs
Oranges, 18, 25, 30, 35, 40c per dozen
. Granulated Sugar, 20 pounds, $1.00
Set-tile“ Rhinitis. pkg” . . . . . . Inc .2 HM. .‘ll‘fl'tl Xliin . . . . . . . . .zsc
~' l’klfi- Raisin» "l'W --------- 25c, lfugiislt \\"aluut«', lb. ........ 15c
tfilcanctl ('urrants, new, tli.t:..,.12ci llraril ‘Jutw lb 15c
Malagn 't'nmt- nth-am, lb....25c , . " ' " """"
tit-ran .\ut~. ib. ............. 15¢
i";ltit'y Glace Citron, b,. . . . . .25c .. '
tirangc M Lemon l'ct'l, lb. .156 l'llllt'f’l Nuts, lb. . . . . . . . . . .15C
3 ”,3. Dates , . 1 ‘ . ‘ . . ' . . _ , . , 45¢ l’apcr Shelli-ti Altttotttls', 1b.. .25c
3 lbs. large California brunt-4.25: 2 cans" Dudley's l’nmpkiu...‘25c
t rapid-fries, qt. . . . . . . ”106:3 pkg-z. hiittt'c Mutt. . . . . . . . .25C
Plum Pudding. can. . .to and 25c i t ;.,.,,1 “Kit”. 4”,. ”'25,;
\Vt't Mince Mt'tti, lit. . . . . . . . 8C! Strictly I’rt-Hli Hg“... ' ' ‘ . ' . ' .456
Glory!!!-
l"aucy Lctuotih‘. tinl. ........2oc 2 lbs. Malaga (il'u’tllt'o. .......25c
Lean tender Shoulders. lit..--10¢|2,lbs. pure Lard . 25c
lat-w )lolaasca just in. til. .--15Cttte;,vut:.r llama, pcr lb. ......12c
lixtra Sperial-("aunt-cl i't'tH Potatoes . . .Pk-c 75C: bit. 95c
and Com, can ............toci 'i'urnipe, tilt. . . . . . . . . . .j’zoc
Choice Baldwin Apples bbl.,$3; pec 30c
Fancy King and Snow Apples. Sweet Potatoes, Celery Par-
snips. White Onions, etc.
UNITED GROCERY 00..
Fort St.. East Norwaik. 2o North , sin 8t.
Phone 3193. “ I M43-
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Norwalk Chronicler