SATURDAY, DEC 5!, 1967..
Holiday Gifts
IN GREAT PROFUOION AND VA-
RIET
'l‘hI-ru lII norm-thing useful or some-
tlIlnu heuutltul: IIIIIIIIthlng to war or
noun-thing ornnnwntnl. to make your
trioudII happy on (thrlutmal titty.
, E. K. BANKS,
unuaculno "out noon.
eoum uonwatilt.
LIIuII Nuts iIIItIIs
EVENING SENTINEL TIDE
CALENDAR
The Evening Sentinel Tide
Calendar for 1908 will be supplied
to all newsdealers and newsboys.
Monday, Dec. 30. Every pur-
chaser of a paper of that date will
be entitled to one. and we ask
them to insist upon getting it.
(irip Iit'ttlllli to he provaltnt about
llII- town and many ptIoplII IIrII laid up
with tho IIIIIIIIIIIII.
P ’l‘ttrkfyrt. 220 "I.. ll
HIIIIIIti-tutt- iIIIttI-r Carrier Idward
Motiowan In on duty in plan,» of Jon-
IIph 'l‘ltmmany, who is ill III his houn-
ln MoquI- street, and Substitute (‘ Iai-
IIIIIII t' toroot III om lllt room III John»
II Alain. tIl' IIIRI! HllI‘Pi. who is
thrIIIttonI-Ii with tIpptInIlIt-itin.
~(3iIIIlIIII natlv
"IU‘I‘K' Mkt.
~~'l'lto ItI‘It-Il. cut of SillitIIlIIt‘ Sit-Itk.‘
ltlc in, at iltIyIIII‘ Mkt.
t‘oIIIelIuI-I Gladstone, night ticket
agent anti tolomaph opItIItIIr III New
Rochelle has: lII-IIII making II Mid I-Itay
at his mum III South Norwalk Uw
in: to tho illIIIIIIII of the day agent, Mr.
”Iiilliillllll' has lII-I-n doing IioulIIII duty,
and hut-I IIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIII' IIIIH)’_
--'l‘IIlIIiIcopII Soft iluiII. 'U’llrloh.
Mr». Henry M, Jennings. of Wash:
ington Sil’t'f'l, who l't'tft’llil)’ IIIIIIIII'wr-Iit
an opI-rIItton tor Ilppt-lttllt'lilli. did not
pIIIIII a ‘I'IIry good night, ltIItt night.
l-ilIII IlllH llt'l'll IIIIIII to IIII about lIIII
IIIoIII otIII lot It lIIIit' IIIIIII I-Itt‘h .tIItI
and III not ,IIIt I-IlIlI to iI-IIIII it.
““Fl’t'l' hot roast III-III‘ and t-IIIIIIIIVI
Mliwuukw- liIII-I- oII draught, I‘IIntrIII
HotlIi (IIIIII. norm-r Miliii‘tlt‘. and (film!-
but .IttrIIIItq
The mail I'lll'i'lllii IIrI- IIIIII tI-IIIiIIiI
tlIII IIIi’IIt-tIt of tho I'hilrtlliliih‘ IIIIIIIIIIII
tIInIlIIIIIIII ItIIII IIIIIII lII-IIn carrying IuaIII'
packagt-II, prI-HIIIIIIIII)’ ('lll'lrililiilh' proa-
I-IItu. wlIiIIh II'I-I'II not I'I't’t'lVI‘II until
attIIr ('Itrintinau day, on ltt’t‘tiillli ot‘
thII cougmtion in tho lIIIIIinIII-Ia or
trtItutporting the lllitllti.
~’l‘hv fins-st tIatlII- ’l'III'kIII'II, 220 III.
at ilIIyIIII' Mitt, '
.
iIII':-::tiuIItlIItI IH' ll"tiit'i‘lllt'll .IIinIIII illl'
I'III-IIIIt Hitfl'llli-I, III ilHl't'l‘iiilll how much
ItatnIIgII had iIoI-II (“2116‘ to tho IIIIIIII off
Houthport harhor lIIIII (IIHI'ILIHIIII plum-s
WIH'I'I' thI- IIIIIIII has I'IIIIIplotIIlI' t-IIv-
IIrIIIl the not and probably will doatroy
IIII of It, ’l'lIII iII-III: in tho doI-pIIr wa-
tIIr IlI'H't‘ not Hllnl‘i‘t‘d so much an IlIoe-II-
lrIItlIorII. WIIII'IIWII III‘ lino IIyIIttIrI-I wort-
t'IIrI'lIItl upon ill" Hillll'l' and many lut-
nlIIIIII WI-I'II picked up and I'Itl'l'il'tl IIVI‘III.‘
whiio thIIy worII I-Itili in good condition. '
Ii’l K. 5th Hats. ()‘ilriI-n.
A nuIniII-r of tho IIfl'IIIialII of tin-
NIIw \'.IIrk NI-w llaIIIn and ilarttotd
Railroad (' IIIIIpIIuI WIIII III South Nor
walk III II spIII-iai train IIIatIIIdrty on
It tour of lllflllt‘l'llllli. 'l'hI- train wont
up tho ilanlIIIrI’ and Norwalk tliilh‘ltlil,
stopping at all the way Ittatlona. 'l‘lit-
.‘Illt'l’lill I'IIIIHI’AIIIII III’ on chain» and IIIIII
car, and III IhII IIIttIIr \I'III'II l'hiIIf
lrain llIIHtIatt'liIIr II‘IIIItIIr. ('lIiIII ('IIIrk
liIIrrI itIIiiIIy , or HInIIIrIIIIIIIIIlIInt Hot»
N... (‘1
IIIIII'II oilIIII- IIIIIl I'I’IHW'IIKI'i' ’I‘rain
.\lII ill'l' l'. W, iI'ItIIltlI,
“Tel 790. ltItrIiIIlt'II Wot Wash.
Wilt. Saw-It tlIII lIoIIIII-IIIIII'II lztlIor.
lmnlutt'v apparently has boon for.
tonal» III ,‘Il'l’lll’liifl tlIII III-w trains that
an» fIIlIll‘Ilfv' m llt' put upon ”il' run III--
thII-n that our and H-IIIIII Norwalk in
order to prIII'lIIII It night Ht'i'LIl’t' lI:--
thII-n ”torn and .\‘I-w_ York. ’l‘lIII rail-
road him llt'l"l| l'l-IIIII'IIIK its pIIIIIpIngIII
.‘IIIrt‘iWI gradually IlItI'iIIiz tlw Inst IIIw
woo-ks 'H'l'flllhr- of ”to falling ott in
travel and it is said that Illl'iht'l' l‘t"
lltll'llullrt will IIII IIIIIIiII IsiII-II III» “N“!
time table, III M imam-Ii IIariI' in lau-
IIIII'I', goon IlliflJ'ITI‘l'l.
Constipation and had blood
t'IItIII kill pI-IIplII lnt'li by inch:
ill'l'
nap
on “way lIolIistI'Ir'II itoIIky Mountain
'l- it rt'ilt'W"4 constipation and had
blood ’II'III 'I'I‘Ia or 'I‘ulIIIIIII' l’laistI-Ii'n
llI III: Store.
t'I'rIIII .\iillIIr and Frank Wood Wt'lli
to Norwalk litIIl Thursday. They took
in ii gIItIIII'oInI portion of boozo in that
horn and then came to .‘ltamtord and
Illfit'tI III a tow more drinks for good
moanuro, Whothor it was the Norwnlk
or the Stamford liquor that caused the
trotthlo is unknown, but when they or-
riwIIl in Now t'annan on tho 9:le train
they IIIIIIIIIIo-dI-d in gutting III: for as
Railroad IIII-IIIIII and ”It'll IIolInpsI-Il.
Tho-y pleaded guilty iII-t‘oro .iIIIItit-I-
Maciaughlin. Friday morning. and
WI‘TI' flnIItI SI and ('thii‘, amounting to:
$11.02 l'lll‘h. whit-ii lilvy paid and wow
not at lilIIIrty. ’l‘IIII quart of liquor
tonnd upon IInI-h onII ot tlII-tn wax III'N'
"twain—Now ('aoaan Moron-tiger,
FILES CURED AT HOME IV NEW
AISORPTION METHOD.
it you yum-I from him-ding. itchinl.
Mind or pI’otruIlinK pilIIII.
your IIddrI-IIII. and i will tell you how
to IIIIII ymmtr-lt at home by the new
nllttol’piion treatment: and will III-o
Mild noun: 0! thin lttltmI Irmlmont tree
rm- trial. with rI-tIIrIIncI-s from your
own ll'IIllIU' it retitt'IrII'i. immI-Ilinte
rril~ t and III-rnmnIInt Iurn flAllll’N’
Bend no money but toll other-II of thin
clef Wtr to‘ today to Mrs Sum-
.on.” Notn Dome. ind. A“
lI‘I
iity to got out or town.
lJVe Ion-I7- no In kind- of m
to?! will be pond at Cuthlll’l.
Onevthtrd oil on the fancy china at
Road It Note other npectalu in the am.
mm. llick'u cures grip.
~—
'l'lIII barge iIIIIIpIIII'h luIII
with Ir" I'IIt‘ltII oi coal, for
lIl'ulltI'rIt.
lH‘l‘IVMI
liaytuond
The next tum-ting III tIphir Chapter
will he held on the IIIIIIoIId Wednesday
III January
'l‘iIII barge- liurry l'p III Illuchurginu
II cargo oi coal for linytnond ilrothura
at Walnut.
Mru. .lulia \'. LIIIItIIr III in New York.
whore nhc expect» to I'iIIIt relatives
for a few days.
ThII public schools will resume their
IIIIIIIIIIIIII: on Monday, but will closo Jun-
llltl'y 1, New Year's Duy.
...-._.
MtIu: irIItIo Dutault hIIII taken a poIIi-
tion in the otliI-I'I ot Dr. William I."
Wot-d. Washington street.
ltoutlmaster J. H. Smith.
bury, is able to be about
week'u iilIIeIIII with the grip.
alter II
‘ Frank mum. of Flalllmih, naming/I...
IIIpIInIllng thII week with Matthew
Wm, or North Main Hirt't'i.
’I‘iII- atlases Lillian lioIInI-r and,
tlrar-II Lawrence, both in Orchard
Nil't‘t‘l, spent Monday in New York.
Lawrence Gregory iII substituting at
tho ('ItI National Bank. owing III tiw
lllIIIIsII of Howard Hoyt. mm In tho
clerks.
——MIIII'II Winter (taps. O'Ilriou,
Mr, and Mrs. George lartIIr.'ot Nor-
wt‘tlk. are visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
t-ltophett lIIIutlI. (.YtirtIII' utrIIIIt, New
Canaan.
'i‘lIII into mild Wt'fllhi‘l‘ has III-rvI-Il to
motion the ntrvetn. which hflti resulted
in some of the oIItiinIg roads lli’lllg
IIIry muddy
I
I
George. Honey. ,thI lII’lH iIIII-n IIIt
ItIIIIy III of poo -uIIIonla for amoral IIIIVII
at his honn- in Norwalk in now slight
Iy improved.
-—~i' (Tllrion.
. & K. “I'f‘lllt'ri.
MINI-"'5 MlldrIIIl and Margaret thirty.
of Norwalk, woro IIIItIIrtninIId Il)‘ Mr.
and Mrs. .l. E. iiIIrsatn. in Now (‘IIu
non, rIIIIIIIItly,
(‘ottrt MIIhaIIkIIInII. I"tll'6'r'-il'l'§i oi'
AIIIIIrIIIIt. will hold IIII regular IIIInIl;
annual Incl-ting and election of oil'II-IIrII,
on Monday owning.
‘ -—-—-—-————
---No more wash days at home. llIII-t-
IIItt'I-I WIII. Wash, 500. Tel. 790.
————-?~—-—
.IilHt‘lllI tlhlotto, who rIIIIIIIItly Il|)l'm‘tl
II pool and lunch room in South Main
.‘ttrI-IIt, has Ht't’lli'j‘d tlIII atII‘l'iI-IIII of (‘III
foI'Il ll. [IIIIIIIIIII‘I as cit-rk.
—Fttll IiIIII WItItI-r (laps.
’l'hII I-IIIII. IIi' Min-rt (fromlor. of Wat-
I-r Fil't't'l, tor Ilt'IIIIkIIIIIIIIIIII and breach
of tho pIIIII-II, iIt IIIIhIIIlItlInl to mom up
for trial in tho 'I'own Court, Monday
morning.
(l'lirlvll.
The lIaIIkIItlIall gIIIIII- acIIIIIltIIIIII lIII-
tIVIIIIlI thII VII-tors. of liI'ingIport, and
th.- llouglaI: lI‘owlIII' ('IIIII-ta. lam night.’
was pIIIItponIIIl for [Wit works, owing III
tho holidays,
A prohibition mounting an hIld IIIIII
owning at tho homo of John K iI‘iIItIiI
of Madison strt-I-t, 'l'hI-rl- was It good
tillt'llilllllt"l“ and tho mot-ting was an ,.“.
lhuItiIItItIo onI'.
ifork i‘hoprt, Iii/gt: llI.:
12:0, at. Ilaymt' Mitt.
Sausage.
There WIIrII nix sales of real IIIItIItII
In The Norwallts. IIIIII II-IIIIk. nIIII nItIt‘tv
gazes I'ocorIlIIIl of 86,400. For the nann-
woek In December, last year, thIIro
were IIIIII'I-n IIIIlI-II, and InortgagI-a of
39,817.,
As is always tlIII cam: at this Hill"
of tho your. luminous at ”to much.
In IIIIIIII. 'I'hlu in IIIIII IIII‘IIIIly to tho-
Illini'ill'f' oi trail-lint: IIIIIII. low of whom
vlult thin I-Ity iII-thIIItI ('ht'iuttuau ll‘lIII
NI-w YIIIIr'a.
Patti ilatIIr, II well dressed young man
trom Sheldon, Wltrt arrI-IIII-Il last nlttht
by (Milt-or Smith on a charge of drunk-
enerta. This morning hr- wall tint-II ill
and lusts, but tin. IIIInIIInI-I was «not;
pondod and how was giwn nn opportun
lIIIorIIIrd Johnson, a lIIIItky coal hoov-
tIr, who got drunk on Christmas I'VO'
IhIInIIII, scaring big family with It razor.
IWuI-l lIIIfoI'II the town court this morn-
('I’ttt'lit'l‘y, IIIIIl l'lIIW'lI II Kt'nt'l'fll distur-
lIIg IIII a continuance of tho- IIIIIII. A
rtwntIInco of thirty days in tail was im-
pIIIIIIIl but on union III III-IIII-ntc wan
IIIuIIpI ntlod tor two wutknon probation
it tones and Iitullzes thrI ontlrc sys-
III m; makes llie- worth iiIinx no mat: or
what your station. HolliIIter'tI Rocky
Mountain Tea in tho unrest lil‘t'it’fllfl'
tivr- known against IllaIIIII-IIIII. 35c Tea
or Talllf'ffl. l'lglntod'a Drug Store.
’l'hI~ Christmas nIIIIIlI- will in» rt'pf‘ilf'
I-Ii tomorrow III the Norwaik ('ongro-
gatlonal church. it Ivan lntI-nded III
rI-pI-‘at thI- program on Sunday. Jill‘l'
nary 3th, but ”In parlor, its-v. timrge
I). Eight-rt, him a IIIII'IIrI- grip cold, and
mm that ho may not tumble to carry
out the regular St'fVIi'PlI tomorrow, in
tin: evening. thII cantata "Tho- incarna—
tion" will be IIIIng. Mimi Olive (tray,
\‘Illllnllit, Ivlil ItIIIIiIIt.
«and me -
(looms l‘l, f'tlt‘i‘t‘, manager of tho
(iotIIIIwctlII‘Itt commlnnion tor the
.IntIIeIItown iIZIIIIoI-ltitln. and Mrtl. (‘ttr-
tlII nrrlwd home onIIIIrIlaI. altar a
tutti) of nine monthn at .WIUWII Mr.
i‘urtla narrow-muted the exhibit» by
host to Providence. it. I.. and looked
nttvr tho IIhipnII-ntII oi' the crate-II and
p.II~kuv,I- .I to I‘,. vnriottIt “lien for ro- I
tutu II- Iii" I-xhlhllort- It» will return
to Old l'r.lot Comtort in a wI-I-k or so
to look otter tho winding up at the.
;
Connecticut part at the exposition.
__ -. -—v‘» .— ___.-.——.. -....._..........__. ~— _. ..
of ,DIIII: ,
and IIIrrorizI-d his tautlly, nniImhI-Il up ,
k Ev
i
olltns Furniture
-——d———
l?
FURNITURE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE NEW YEAR FESTAL DE-
MANDS. WHETHER lN SIDESOARDS, BUFFETS. DINING TABLES, CHI—
NA CLOSETS, DINING ROOM CHAIRS, CAN BE FILLED AT OUR STORE
TO THE VERY BEST ADVANTAGE NOT ONLY IN CHOICE DESIGNS.
WOODS AND FINISHES. BUT ALSO IN PRICE INDUCEMENTS.
A. J. Collins a Ca
mount. ntnscron AND mums".
1'24: North Main III-m.
South Norwaik, Conn.
“The Store of Quality.”
Only good Shoes bear this stamp.‘
Extreme style and value in pop—
I ular priced Foot Toggcry for
Big and Little Women.
FLYNN 8. RYAN,
Phone 466.
90 WASHINGTON STREET.
A BUSINESS EDUCATION
Broadcast the foundation on which. to build It Successful
Career. Get a
“MERRILL COLLEGE
CATALOGUE AND iNVESTlGA’I'E FOR YOURSELF.
Our paper and circulars will interest you.
WINTER OPENING JAN. 2, I908. _
I M. IAYIIEIIIIIIJ. Prin.
South Norwalk, Stamford, .. ,‘ Port Chester.
Is Your Chance.
OUR STOCK OF SUITS AND OVERCOATS IS MUCH LARGER
CONDI-
THAN IT OUGHT TO BE, OWING TO UNFAVORABBXS
H POSSI-
TIONS. AND WE WOULD LIKE TO REALIZE AS MUC
BLE BEFORE JANUARY 151', SO WE HAVE MADE
A Clean CIIt of 20 Per cent;
ON THE PRICE OF OUR OVERCOATS AND MEN'S FANCY SUITS
N THE MEDIUM AND BETTER GRADES. fl
Did You Forget Anyone
lN YOUR GIFT GIVING? IF SO YOU CAN FIND MANY USEFUL
AND SENSIBLE GIFTS REASONABLY PRICED HERE.
Willis H. Selleck
CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT SORT.
48-50 Wall Street, Norwalk.
PHONE, 171-2.
.2.
4
O“WW“«WO“OW«
WWW.
All HOLIDAY (mops will be sold
this week regardless of cost.
N. E. RYAN 8. co,
South Norwalk.
86 Washington Street.
O. 3. Jackson,
Optician.
IA Quartered Oak‘
t
l
'5MII’IIIII'c,
‘I'rwv . 7I‘
I
9d
NING SENTIN EL
monk
-mo.”
Dining Table I
for $12. ‘
innit“. IIIIIl
l.I.lIIsLoII&co.’
“Everything in Dry Goods”
m; runes"
I
W I
WII lIIII'II II linIitIIIl number of l'IIIl
natal inning ’i‘aiIiIIII. lII IIIIartIIIIId oak,
which open to I-.lx i'I-t-l iII II'tIgtlI.‘
wiIlI-tI WU lIIII‘u not room for. IIII Wu
"F-
MMIIIIIIII TIIIIIIIIII smile
WE GIVE
art: now IIIIIrI'IIIII'IiIId, 'lu ordt-r in
it” them off our IIIIIIdII ItII noon on
poIInibiII. We will otter IIIIIIII III tin-
t'xlrI-tnl'ly IIIV.’ print of ’12. Thin tztI
ill» in lllit' that Would Izoll regularly at
IIIIJIII, out an WII IIII'IIatly now It
limo: IIIIIIIIII-I', which tIIiII- up all tlIII
t'II..In VI'I- l’fttt noun: III IIIIIIIIH. L'I’l' I-it'III'
thin :I“ a raw bargain WII ltIIitI- III
.I|III t' IIIlll
F. A. Mitchell,
The Only Complete Houeeturnlshlng
Store in the City. I
COR. HIGH AND WALL STREETSII
NORWALK. CONN. ‘
II. II. IIIIIIIIIII
Ii Slli LII.
‘D'
Carpets, I
Stones, Sic
rdwc ‘ with particular
of practical utility, low
1344136WashingtonSt
South Norwaik. I
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.. _. .-_.._..I-
Xmas Gifts
FOR ALL I
AT I
MODERATE PRICES
Pocket Knives, Table Cutlcny,
Scissors, Scissor Scts, Carving
Sets, Fancy Thermometers,
Razors, Safety Razors, Car-
day Gifts.
Special Holidby
Offerings.
The time for gift
choosing now narrow-
ed doWn to but a very
few days demands in-
fstant action. We are
ready to expedite your
purchases with well
assorted stocks of hol-
iday wares, an unusual
force of help, and with
quick, simplified hand-
ling of trade. in plac-
ing special offerings Ior your perusal we have
intent on merchandise
prices, consistent with
good quality,.whiclt are always an important
feature of our retailing and. now most oppor-
tunely presented for the thousands who wish
tominimize the amount of Expense for Holi-
J. A. HislopG-Co.
83- 85 Washington St., South Norwalk.
pcnter’s Tools, Mechanical
Tools, Skates and Sleds, for
Boys and Girls, and malty
other usciul articles. ‘
(Illal'ltISE DOII.
NONE BUT THE BEST SOLD. COAL
A Warm iaception‘.
_YOUR FRIENDS WILL RECEIVE A WARM RECEPTION WHEN
THEY VISIT YOU THIS WINTER IF YOU BUY YOUR COAL OF US.
THAT is COAL.
,I B. Hershfield I 50h.
I 'l‘fitlrhktithfii'lil today ('(lnill'llli-i Illt' Intor-
nnttion IIlIIIIinIIII yIIIIIIII‘IIIII' by tho
AL:
I .IIIt'lIIlIII l’I'rIr'rt I-IIIII‘I-t'tliltg ”In Hindi-
lit. II III tho I-IIIprIIIIiI III ittiamtt. Her
I illIIIIHII III in IIII ..III.I:I~ ItltII III iIIIt Ilt'l'
I IoIIIaII \‘t't‘lIW' II: I. III I n .I-IIIIIIIII than
her iIlI_I.-iI I:t'I.~'"lIIItI IIIIIH’tl for. ”It
I ttttle-nl} llli"I I‘lll'rt'l'I‘tl lltl I'I-IIlIna», illl'
‘ tIIII contrary, t'iII-I'I- has: IIIIIIII slight lIIttt
kit'iltl) iIIIpI'oI'IIuI-III day by day I-IIIIIIII
llll' liith or this month. Silli‘t' IIIII Ill"
ginning III III i' Illllt‘ifi tltI' Ilet'lIIt‘s Il7i\l‘
IIIIII rtIIIIIIIIl ll" allusions 'I‘ogardlng thII
‘ I di'llilllilit't' I'IIittIltitIlt III ”In t'llllil't‘iifl.
lly buying yourJI-wI-iry of mo. lhI'I'I't' 'i‘lIII .iil‘itin of tho III-It fI-w )‘I'nliri has
a I-ontpiI-III Iiilt' nt i'AlJ‘plIUllI'lily IIIW mid hIInIriiI’ upon lil‘l‘. lIttt iIlI‘l't: is no
prior. tonn- in and look it III'.I'l' organic VI‘ISIIIIII‘SN to arouutv IIIIIt'tII,, it
will lIII tIItIIItlIs IIIII’III'I- HIII- In :IlIIII III
R. NOACK“ pnIIiI-ipnto- in [II.- III.II'I~IIIIIIIiI-:I of III"
”Ill”
34 No. Main St., So. Norwalk.
-.- - _- M. -- g‘""—”‘“—"t—'
iiiiii
RAll ROAD MEN OVERWORKED.
(illt .-l\t t) [M "it tho Ir untr: Iliyw
tion in railroad Upt‘l‘llilllil l2; IlI-tIoIIIIIIIIII
by II'. ,\. llIIIIItIo, [lit‘h‘lilt‘lli of tho Wa-
IIIIIIII llIIilroaIi. In a IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'IIIion
ptIiIiiahmI III ”III ltIIllII‘III' Ago i't'Hll‘l“
day.
It lII his opinion that if InIIIII: of tin-
minor I‘Iilt‘llillt' [Ili'it'H WIII'II loft to
tho mm on tho L'i'ltlmll whoo- IItIty it
in it) put‘ tho III'IllIru Into IIi'l'IIl't, lII-titIt'
I I . ‘
coals I rcaultn would b.» itiliiilfli‘tl. I'tInll'itIlI
‘ zIItion, hII IiIIrIlIIIIIIi, IIltIII III'IIrIonIlu thtI
The ihin Il
. 8‘,
men, who 'llht’l‘WINt‘ Willlltl INITI‘ time.
to IIIII'IIIII to tho fI-Iv important illliit'H
To temper the temperature these,
wintry days, gas will not 930" and
I
I
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
I WALL um
NORWALKI
I
says VIIIIIt III IIm-IIIIII In IIIilrIIIIIl IIpItII- .
lion in an IIt‘tIIItIII- ltlt'ai ~tIlltIIIVIIIn I
mom with It goon Illuil III IIIIthIIIitI b
,IIIcal IIttiI-I.III I-IIIIIIIIIIIIII VIillt IIIIlIh
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get full value in lieu tor every dollar IIIIIIIII- “no II with II anI III t'ltltitt't‘l In.
expended ‘ lon with lhrI two IIllI. I illit'g. II! ”II
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$250, 000 will he uhlorbr-d by tho.I Colon
and to mot-t tho IIIIIIIIII'II of public opin-
Ion in tho VIIIIIIuII IIoIIIIIquitiIIII. litI
cake is a joke, but COAL oi olittiring
goodness is the one thing neetlltll.I ._.- __-._.- ._..
TELEPHONE LINES IN CHINA.
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tlrt-Iy tlillll‘r tlII- t'ilillrtyl or In» I‘lIlnI-o
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bles in Operatmg Electric Line.
An official you. I..: III coming from
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{III'II Railroad t‘tllllpllll)‘ gin-II tho reu-
.‘Illllri ot' the I'I-I'I-nt IIIIlaI'u IItI‘Il Irregu-
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tho Spa-I'm III-thII-II SIIIIIII'III'II and New
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('t‘lii. of tho nIIIII-Isttt'y ('lli‘rt‘lli. Now
illi'i‘llilit'l'y has lIIIIItI III-IlI-rIIIl for tho
houw and in living installed.
which will IIII'II tIII- .IystI-III thII net-(Ist-
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loan iIItIIr IIan- oi tlII fI-IIII IIIrtItIIII-
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mil. d and tlIII Ilt I tIlII.Ii III pIIrtIIIIInt or
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wiro. i’roviuion hart now bt-IIII made
with illllilrr‘l I’lllr‘IIllllit- It'liilllill azainltt .
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in no“ .IIIIItI-Il otliciailiy that hurting
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,ttII I-t-rIII-II IIIItwmIII "Iitlill'tlif’ titttl
XIII. YIIIl-t will In- in full operation at.
'i‘ho know It tlttt!
i'ititllgllll'fl tail upon tho i'. Imtlnithotntn
IUl.t|t1lll}, Ind not upon thII MW lItII
IIII company. .
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tin ,‘~.’IIVI' IlII'JIIn l‘t.litl llil‘ IttiIiMiit-ttl lit
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tord-Itociwillr- IIIIIIII'lr aI-IIIIIII III duct
to Il-I n lt‘I“.<ll\ of building II III In-
IIpIIIiIIn pltII for tho t‘I'iIH In ltottkvllit'
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