. ‘ ,‘ “ ‘ ‘ . ‘ ‘ 11%,
store tilled With eomnlendabte‘
has at Seasohablc Prices for Wenrv
stmns‘ 1' outs. oeand
nuefid‘y twill d somethl g to'lluy
to please your friends on Christmas ‘
Der.
MA .hékdmo HB‘r‘sL‘ a OCK.
5011311 NonINALK.
NEW YEAR’S DAY SENTINEL.
, The Sentinel will be issued as a
urornlng paper on Friday, New Year's
Day. Advertisers who usually change
send their copy ,in as early in the day
one may, receive proper attention.
‘.uCharie‘s .I, Ferris has removed from
34 Wilton avenue to Henry street. Nor.
walk, ‘ _ ‘
‘S‘amuel J Clalk, of 7 Ann street, is
quite 11911011st ill with heart and brain
trouble. _ .
Frank Van Buren, of Main street,
Not walk is in New York city today (111
‘ business.
.Miss Ethel Becker is spending part
of. her vacation witll friends ill New
York .(lty.
.Miss Pearl Cobul'n. (ll? Providence.
‘Rilode island, is the guest of fl lends in
South Norwalk. ~
James Flynn. 01‘ Brooklyn, has been
.l‘n‘liking a. visit; with his mother ill
Crescent Sheet.
Mrs. Louis .loéeloi’f, of North Main
‘st‘lcet, is home from 11‘ sewvclnl days
visit in New Y'mk city.
,, Mrs. Robert. V1111 Baron, of West are-
nue. is the. hostess of the Pine Lodge
Whist Club. this afternoon.
5 Miss Edith Gocdchild. of II‘alirlicld
avenue, attended a Christmas party in
New Yoxk citv yesterday llftel‘l'ltxnl.
Miss Irene Snyder, of New York, is
‘ g Anglfiil and K11 y Articles silitu- .‘
their ads. on Friday are requested to .
on Thursday as possible, so that each ‘
We have classy, clever gift
goods for every age. and condi-
tion. They are better than us-
ual, embracing the newast ideas".
Our prices are as attractive as
our goods so. come early {yr
the best pickings. .
IIIW. W. KIIIEY JR.
, cancels-r.
a NORTH MAIN cram.
.1 .. . TEL! .6264.
'l....g‘s‘ ': 1‘.): ',‘
Mr. Taylor. 01’ Wilton,
purchased an automobile.
Ml's. Fred M. Jennings, ol‘ Quilltal'd
avenue. is very sick with pneumonia,
Miss Anna Guarueri. of Water
street, Norwaik. is spending the day
in New York city.
Mrs, Betllellt, who has been ill for
some time at. her home ill Crunllury, is
improving nicely,
Frederick A. Elli-1. of the Norwalk
Savings Society, in Vail street. ‘11 in
New York today (In business
Miss Vivian M. SUtItMISIlOlll (11‘ New
Y 0ng is spending the holidlu vacation
at hc‘r home in lluyvicw avenue
Mrs. II. J. Bracken. Mrs. William
Pblllipson, Miss Agnes llornt'y and
Miss Gl'ltlln, of Norwulk, are spending
11 few days lll New York city.
Lieutenant Howard .\'. Godfrey, of
Main street, Norwalk. is enjoying :1
day's vacation from his duties as Ino-
tormnll on the local trolley lines.
William Catllcnrt. has returned to his
homo ill Rutherford. N. .I.,
has recently
‘ the guest of her sister, Mrs.(ih.1‘rles
H, Ferris, otWest Washington sheet.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayte A. Raymond, (11‘
Clay street, halal been enter.taluing
Mr. and Mrs, W. Hairy Evans, of Now 1
Y‘mk. '
William It‘Ol'Stel, formerly of New
York city, is spéuding the (‘."hlistnla: I
holidays ill South Norwaik with his
friends. (
fMl', and Mrs William ll.(ll1ur.cll'
who have been spending several (1.11s
in Boston, buy (I returned to South
' Norwnlk.
~ Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W Starr of .
Ellnwood 111(111110,l1uve been (Intern lIll'
Ing Mr. and Mls William ll. Reed, of
New York.
IWelcome Silaugel' Lodge, Sons off
St Ghoxnge will hold 11 regular meet '
ing this evening at its quartets Ill‘
.Main street. it
~J‘ltmos Paul, of the firm of .I. M.I
Layton & 00., inc., is again unite ill‘
with (I1 valpeias (It ills Iredidence 111'
‘ Grovd‘e‘flistreet. . i
Miss Addie Bailey of Brooklyn, is
spending her Christmas vacation with.
hermolhol', Ml's. Agnes Bailey, of1‘
South ‘Norwak.
"Pile Nol'walk Lock Colnpllnv will
close its factory. cember 3i, until
.Jnmlttry 11. during which time inven-
. tory. will be taken.
._-. The regular meeting of the Board of
. Directors of the South Norwalk Public
Libraiy will be held at its rooms this
evening at. 8 o'clock.
(Miss Mabel Jackson is entertaining
, two young lady friends from New York
‘ oity,‘at her home ill Elm street, Nor-
11111,, ,, [or a. few days.
Shuth Norwalk and Alfred A. Hand, of
Wettelbul'y. spent Christians at their
former home in Danbury
.Woodwal'd avenue. have been
enteltaining Mr. and Mrs. M. ..I Shar-
,rott of Bayonne, New Jersey.
Howard C. Wilson. of Elm street.
Ill l‘e‘sye town 011 Satulday for Brook
.Mnssachusetts where he has so-
Wranspmtatlon Com-
‘ a state has declared
‘g‘u‘lar semi-annual dirideud 0t
13‘ per cell .‘rDh‘yitble on January I.
' T (1 bond Ii upon No. 6 Is also due,
l‘l‘d‘ will‘ be paid on January 1 at the
'- other Loan and Trust Company.
l'wich. .
Mrsl mmdri 11.91er... "formerly of
green Farms,a $1 000‘: clerk 111- the sig-
. concern of the war denial-.tnlent Wash-
'lfllgton. will be... the next social secre-
'tary of Ithe . bite House, and Miss
Isabelle Magnet?“ who now dictates the
hdcla‘l lists of the president's wife, will
gglven a notation in the surgeon- gen.
als’ oflice, according to an unofficial
’ ‘n‘ouncement. Mrs. Relyea is 131 01111-1
..ne’l“.l_v ooimecto‘d With the secial set ill‘
,Washin‘gton. Sllozhps‘ gained a; cer lain
tinctton through" liar ability as a‘
his; player and has made a little
colic; money- by giving lessons in
.0113. of. her .pronllneni pupils
Mrs. John R. M1:i;ean,dnd it is 1111.
orbgood that MM... Malena was lost: 11-
‘.,Ml'. and Mrs Augustus J. Hand of '
:‘tMl and. Mrs. washinglon M. Shale
Re
‘ That’s real saving. -
. every. standpoint. ,. .~ - '
erul days? visit. with Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam L. Blasccl', of West. Main street,
Nol'walk.
E'dwuld ..l Thomas (Ii Norwalk
.(precting ills new 1909 model Overland
automobile to lll“'lI\0 (1111' day no“.
"'ll10 order was placed 1'01 the Illacbine‘
some. time ago
«Informal Dance. " ‘atbollc (‘.iub
I‘owu Assembll llllll. 'l"Illli.\‘tIl\\ night
Congressman II‘.
who is making: .1 stand for the United
States sollutorship “(Int to II1Il"‘ttoltl-
Slindui. and “III 1011111111 there for two _
or IIII'CO days.
An automobile shop of un-liI-(Inscll‘
cars will bl‘ hold 111 the. Gland (‘olllrui
lalum New \oi'k. beginning New.
Yours Day. A number
autoists expect to attend.
Miss Jessie Benedict, daughter
MI. and Mil-1. George III IItInI'dlt-t , of
Him stI'LIIlI
.. where she ls spending her bollduv
\Ilcation.
SKATES '
Snow Shovels, Axes,
Buck Sal/vs, Lanterns.
General Hardware, Gener-
al Repairing and Skate
Sharpening.
Norwalk
Hardware Co
39 MAIN eraser. NORWALK.
MONEY ADVANCED
to all their. household furniture.
pianos
withoutt
withonti
dep ended
‘moval, on their own name
dorser. Call and see us. to.
open until 7 p.111.
(11111113 1111111 8:30
Hence 1'.}. Dana 11 Son,
45 WALL ST., NORWALK.
at
Insurance.
‘ w“. have «vocal decided “chain‘s
In Income producing property that
mutt Increase In. valuo with the rapid
growth of the lawn.
There «Is "No, Economy
ill buying ready-made stilts or cheap
tailored garments. Buy. the best: that
can be made at MODERATE COS'I‘.
Wear Koppel Clothing (111d you will
learn What real economy is when it
comes to dress. . 1
0111' prices are always law, What
you consider the work .‘tbat we put into
our garn‘lelltsl2 .Wc are satisfied with
nothing but. the best—duo best trom
Leos Kerr
rIIONAILE TAIL‘O
M (‘l‘.FM'all‘ 8h. “ South N
.w‘
rill-lit.
alter a 11ch
is.
..i I-.Iill of Nonvnik,.1‘
of Ntllu' all
Start the New Year Right
of
N111 w :1lk. reports illl‘lt tho. ‘
slelgiling is (.Iwollellt at N01 t,h\illc N. “‘
other personal property.
1.115.. and security 00., .
‘HavllolltlI~Bldg., Washington St.‘ Gilles .
Monday and Sat- '
Estate and ‘
‘ Arthur Whiting,
t‘:
e WIo‘BeMcmke
ElaStlc B00k
i
I
. ,‘.. .1 ‘l ‘.
Cases 1 ::
‘ . ‘3 . , ,‘ , Q.
. ilub Ranges and llelltors, which are I‘
the world's best. by every last. ()stor- i ‘y, ‘
moor and Stcal'us & Foster b‘clt Muir _ I ,
tressos, Oriental Silk Floss Mattresses, ' i ‘ ,
ideal Cribs and Springs, S. Kurpen Ill. ‘ I . .
Bros. Louthcr Upholstered lI‘urnlturc. . i “
Itllyo Lamps and Perfection Oil Ileai I ,{
(Irs. "VP also carry the largest and , i
finest line of Bedroom and Dining it ,,
Room Furniture shown in the Twin 1} ,,
. Cities. g ‘ .g
A. J. Collins & Co. 1.
I 12-18 NORTH MAIN ST. TELEPHONE 747.
i L ‘L 1,
ummnmum 0063;
,3 , _ ’
ii , ‘ ‘ (l
i O. B. Jackson, 3
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Optician. , - 5’
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, Everythlng 1n the Optical Line. 1.
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Eyes Examined Free. 1
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, 511 WALL amen. PHONE 438. . NORWALK. 1
it,
I BEG!
you have taken the first stop towal'
mole. prosperous because vnul 111111
measure on your physical comfort.
WALKQYER SHOES.
90 WASHINGTON ST.
YOU NEED 'I‘HII‘M NOW, AND YC
HERE .I..\lI THE BEST KINIDS AND
PLETE RANGE OF“ SIZES
‘86 Washington Street.
NYTIN
WALK-OVER SHOES
d making the New Year happier
and more pl'ospemus—happier because vou are. more (onll’ortubltm
(:1 in] prospullty depends ill It 111 (Int
Stop in‘to the NEW' ”CAR in
$8 50, $4. 00 $5. 00.
FLYNN & RYAN
, scorn NoRWALK.
Winter Underwear and
HOSIery
0N FINDING
AND IN A COM-
)Il (‘AN DEFEND
BEST S'I‘\I.I}S,
N. E. Ryan & Co.,
South Norw‘ol‘k
A. J. ANGEVIN
.(
' 11361W"“‘
' Furniture, Carpets Stoves Etc.
~ Headquarters for EDISON and
VICTOR TALKING MAICHINES
E 81 SON C0.
1
'EIELDER. AND THE BONNETS.
The American won‘laus indepen-
deuce is seriously threatened .in' Ho‘s-
top where the hat. question has been
threshed‘ out with. victory on the side
of the strongest sex. It is stated that
Mrl Fielder, tbo‘ conductor of the sym-
phony 01 cllestla ‘l'et‘us‘ed at one of the
concerts to begin the program ‘until
the. last but had been removed There
is no doubt that the ladies whose head ‘
gear obscured the vision, are tattooed-
ln‘gly inconsiderate, but (I‘llt‘ll theta is
an. ordinance enY‘orclng‘; removal Mr.
.‘Iiielder ln‘a'y find that, the 111111.113:
features will,‘ only tend to creme, lln.
Woularlty for him. The 0111.21: (c.1111.
is no sinccule and is i‘ul' goiy ,dc‘Illelldcnt
,on the hood will of tho i‘rnli‘ei sex,
which is the main support of mould in
America (so. declares the composer,
‘(lt‘ter considerable
study 01' conditions, in this country.)
b.336- 5.
At a symphony concert where there Is
!
I'lo soloist r“I""’ltw‘ I It‘s may post
sillly offer some 11111-1. hug. divel 111011,
since the. conductor is not. them for
spectacular. purposes. but for obtain}
1,111; the best. IIIQI‘EIII‘IB‘ to tickle the amalm
nerves. In Chicago things are done
differently; (I courteous request; is us-
pally met. with considerable Iesponso.
It is only the woman from Podunk;
and to whom 11. new. but is a. l'arlty‘,
that will insist upon inconveniencing
neighbors! w'l‘hc Concel t Goer.
, ~Fo‘r tiny pain, from top to toe...
from no. cause, apply Dr Thomas‘
Eclectlic O‘il. Pain c'ln't; stay Where
It, is used . ‘ , .
. M‘RS‘.‘ MARY. ADAMSE: .DEA‘D.
1 CHICAGO Dec“ title—‘Mr‘tl. Mary M,
Adams. (inc or. the first pupils of Mrs.
Mary Baker Eddy; ‘iil Chicago, is (lead
in Highland Park, duel-11111 lllllesis‘ ot
sever 1 luollti a. Mrs. Malina was burnt . R
a g 1 ‘ ibsst “Dog‘o': not ever presented tail“: RAI ROAD AVE.~
In Lowell, Mass.
....,
this:
‘ lost between lllr.IBI'1111dog(.Ic and mo ‘
. vvvvvvv
‘ [0 0m .
little of Glastonbury expires.
jibe SL\ Nosse‘s at Hoyt‘s Theatre last
.eleulng shows the. excellent, judgment
‘ on the part. of the. nulna‘gelnent
. ancient and modern Instruments, but
THINKS PEOPLE ARE WITH HIM
Senatorial Contest.
C(mlllglcsslnsn .IIJ. .l.,‘.llill was in Wa-
ieillul',y Saturda)’. (Iolltcl ring with sev—
eral friends in regard‘to his candi-
(lacy. Ml'. Ilill tools certain 01‘ elec-
tion, and bus
which of‘lbo two candidates could .
better serve the. interests of Connecti-
cut in the senate during the next six
years.
house," said Ml'. Hill. “Mr. Brandegee
has been ill the house three years.
and ill 1.111;. senate four years. it' my
exploit-11cc counts tor anything, i til'nl-
ly believe that the people of (Jon-
netticut will be. ‘of the opinion that.
their interests will- be bettcl served
bv 1111: than by Mr. Brnlldogec. ,
“01.1 the matter of what. the. people
want, " Mr. Hill Continued, "1 will say
i am confident, that it’ the con-
was putto a popular vote, I would rev
valve the larger number of votes.
11111 perfectly willing that the sollti-
ment. of tho beanie of Connecticut be
obtained on this matter, by any l)l'il(‘<
ticablo means, and I will promise to
abide. by the result. I am sure,
though. that I would be successful, I
“When, the legislature elected Mr,
lh'andegeo four years ago, it didn't:
mean that Connecticut gave Mr. Bran-
deueo 11 fee simple on the senator—
sllip. It was merely a lease. Now, if
the puoplro want to lenew the I(I'.1s1I,'nil.
l'lght' but I believe that I am entitled
to the 1ll11c(.I,ju'.1t as i was entitled to
it four years ago
“Yes, I will admit.
called machine. elects
Mr. Brundegee will win.
believe the machine is going to elect.
The legislature elects and the Insulin,
Hill! is boulld by the wishes and senti-
ment or the people. i don't believe
the members or the legislature will do
11:; thtI lllacbine says but I llclitIIe that
they will respect IIlt' wishes 01' their
constituents
“l have been told that several 111(Inl
bers of the logislzltlu'e have been
pledged already. Willie I think 11 few
may have pledged themselves, 1
know that these tire only 11 low
have lnte1"'\ie\\ed several lllcl‘nb‘t'ls.
who, it: was reported to me, had 11l-
I'eady pledged themselves. .In almost
every instance I found that/the re-
port was false, and that these nlen
were under no pledges whatever, and
practically all of 1th11 told 111 I. that the.
Wishes of their constituents Would pro-
vnll."
Mr. illil was asked if there were
any real issues in the contest between
lllnl and Mr. I'll'alldeuec. outside of the
question as to which was better fitted
that ii' the '.so.
the. senator,
for the. position. He replied that
there \\'1'l‘t.‘. issues, and important. is
ones, and issues that. would be
brought out if the two took the public
platform. At the present time, how
over, Mr. Hill said he type not inclined
to but Words into Mr. Brandogoe‘s
mouth. and then answer them.
CONNECTICUT PATRONS.
Program for the Annual Session of
‘ the State Grange.
'i'be twentvionrth annual session oi
the ConnecticutState tlrango will be
held at the Auditorium. in Hartford.
Tuesday, \\-'e(lnosd11y and Thursday.
January 12. 13 and it. .'I‘lle morning
session 'l‘ut-Isduy will begin at it)
o’clock, opening in the tlfth degree.
Collilniitecs will be appointed and 1'1?-
1lol'ts made by l’oulona deputies. 'i‘hc
afternoon session will begin at 2
o'clock. Stale Master Leonard Ii.
Healer,,ot"Woodstock. will make his
annual address and reports will be
made by other state officers. The. sec
slon Tuesday evening at 7:30 will be
public by invitation. 'l‘hele will. be
addressm and suggestions for the.
good of. the. order by prominent. speak-
ers, interspersed with music and reel
lotions.
The session \\‘e(lnesday morning
will be held at ll o'clock. and will be
occupied largely with the transaction
of business. l the afternoon at 1:30
the annual 1n .eting ot‘ the Patl'ons’
Mutual Fire Insurance Company will
be held ill the. room under the main
At 3 o'clock litate Lecturer .l.
H. Putnam oi' thchlieid will conduct. a
lecturol's‘ conference in the. Auditor
tum. Lecturers from the subordinate
oranges are expected to be present.
111 the evening at” mill the. sixth dc-
gm .0. will be conferred in full form
and there will be. remarks 11,1 prolni
nelll patrons. recitaliolls and music.
The session Thursday morning at
10 o‘clock will be dmoted to business
A Illember of the mecutivo committee
will be elected. The. term 01‘ .I. Ill
’l‘ 11
c‘loslll‘g session will be held at 2
0016011 Thursday afternoon.
While this is the “oft?" year so far
as election of olficels is concelned.
the. incoming legislature will p1 obnbll
cause many holutlons ,to be. brought
beto‘i'e ftll‘e stath‘ ritl‘lgef cdn'cernlng
the Tel’ISIDI‘l‘ ‘01" l‘li‘gislatlon and the in’
troductidn of new measures
PflPllUiR IIWSIMINIS
. IIOYT'S THEATRE.
The introduction or such artists as
It is
an act‘. gonzo is) scenery, elabm 111(-
in costumes and a complete reprodno
lion of (1.1111111 day. “In Old, Seville."
More lnt'rulneu‘ts (If that ailcléll‘t. coun-
try from medlsovol tithes to the pres-
out, are. p‘lnyed and ex‘é‘cute‘d with the
most wonderful skill. The pretty girls
llliudsoni‘ely costumed. along with the.
soft music and blending of colors; 1'13 .
sent. such an attractive stage p’iotu
that one can. easily imagine llilus
transportw‘ to that ancient city, So-
ville. They not only play all sorts of
introduce so‘t‘ne excellent Singing and
dancing, (ind the act is acknowledged ‘
the biggest hit of its .
ville. The Valley
peers ni’ eccentric (:6
compare favorably
vaudeville i‘ol' Inn
lnd‘ ln‘ vaude.
Comedy Four
’31,
th‘ any not ill
(11'.1‘tilpla11sc and
Congressman Hill’s comments on the ‘
"i have. been fomtoe‘n rears ill the ‘
I _
, $1.110 GOWNS AND SKIRTS, FLANNELETTE, TONIGHT
1111! I don't ‘ ‘
Ito be played at. the. armory before
‘ II‘.
dy and singing, ‘
l'uli'nlc‘my singing ‘llunbars.'lllaiuod
Goat (‘Ircus is one of the most unitiu‘o, . “
(‘l‘nillllti acts and must be (teen to lie
appreciated .'l‘lle‘l‘ Pid‘tlls. presenting
the‘ 11.111in and his syleetheart. is the
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strong opinions as to .
Specials for Tonight
791: sHlnrwmsrs, TONIGHT ..... . ......... . ............. .5
‘ $1.25 snm’rwmsrs, TONIGHT .............. ..... .93: .-
291; KiMONAS, TONIGHT ...... . ......... . ...... ..-.......'.17c 1'
.791:
8c TOWELING, TONIGHT ........ ............... 4c YD.
..:.......59c‘
79c BLANKETS, WHITE, (may. TAN, TCNIG‘HHT
5c CLARK'B THREAD .......... . ........ f ......... 31/21: seem.
501: POCKETBOOKS ............ . ...... . ..... . ............... 25c
29c FLANNELETTE SKIRTS,. 1.......... ....... 17c «
15cTURKISl-l TOWELS, TONIGHT ...... 10c“
"7 8c omen/(Ms, ToNIoHT ...... ...... . ......
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South Norwalk. With the interesting “What: makes you think it was the
motloll pictures. which are changed spirit of your husband that was mater-v. ’
daily 11 most interesting program was ialized?" “Oh, there was no mistake
gllen. about it. When i got up and called.
Henry, be kind of shrivel‘ed up, and
then disappe‘alned just as he used to
do when he was alive "—4; ~Ch‘icago Rec»,
0rd Herald. 1.; 1 ‘m.
CHALLENGE FOR TEAM F.
Manager Britta. of the Sixth Company
Five to Send a Defi. .
The repmt hut-1 been about The N01"
walks for some time that Manager.
Charles Ilrltt‘o, (it the Sixth (‘ompum '
basketball team. mpected to challenge?
Team F for a game or series of games,
the present season ends. When ques~
tioned regarding the report last even- ~
i113. Ma.lltl;;€l"I3l‘Iti0 stated that be OK-
[)L.(‘It‘d to send the challenge to Mali-
:Ig'el' Iiol‘ard N. Godfrey, oi‘ the II‘ live,
today.
Manager Godfrey was interviewed
by a Sentinel reporter this morning
in regard to what: action would be
taken in case a challenge was recei‘v»
ed and be stated that it would be‘ 11p.
to the. colnpanv and the. players of his
team, consequently he. would not make
11. statement. ' '
'1 ho. 1"'lvall_1 between the two looms
is extremely keen, and no doubt,
should arrangements be made to bring '
them together, Norwulk basketball
thus would be treated to some high
.'hlss sporL
1 111m
Happy
New . Yea, _,
'with many thanks for the .’splenr
did holiday trade given us. ‘
I0 , PH DAVIS ._ , '
HOTEL ARRIVALS. ‘ .
Mahackomr—l‘v‘. ll. Bishop, thiifol'd;
Ut‘Ci"“(.‘ s. Keene, N. H.: Madame.
Luislt . ty: .I. ll. Dyer, New Haven; ‘
Cilarlcs‘ II‘. Mills, (lily: i). Mcl-Iusian.
Providence: Louis Mints, Newark; L.
RI 111111111111. Wilton; 11‘. Maillowson,‘, .,
cl y: S. (1‘. Ilaumalln, Charles R. Al-I‘ - . , ' 14‘
bright. New Haven; H. S. King, A.‘ Tallor, « ier, Hatter, Fu
Reynolds. D. A. Stallion, llhriford; J. I hisher.
L. linrkhurdt, South Kent: J. A. \Yalk-
icy, (1. E. Fuller, John G. Fudge, A; "um“ and ”me" G°°d°'
85 Washington street,
South Nor-walk.
(loudspeed, Boston; S. Fairbrother and "
wile. C. P. Wilson. M. M. Frank. New
Yolk
Cliflord-\liss ‘M‘arv Noss.‘ Miss Lot-
tie Nt‘itlt,l Frank Nose, Fold Noss 'lliss
Ruth Denslnore. Miss Carrie Rlyn. W.
ll. Catlin, II, .I. Dunbar and wife, A
l". Downe, F. A. Rigby. l’. J._Sl1r,rr_\',
N1'\v._3'0rk; E. III”. city: Mr. Britz,
Vienna; bir. and Mr owls, Pirtll:
H. Smith, 'l‘orringto 1; A. Gereuinlo,
Stamford; J. A. Robinson, 0. S.
Forbes. Bostmou Ira F. Hoyt, Derby;
To All
W. L Spiccr, New London.
Our store is loaded with a conlplet‘
stock of Staple and Fancy Edibles, to
this Christmas time.’ We'xchallengo:
comparison in quality and price , ,
Fancy Florida Oranges. .'flom tl
R. Nash g10ve.$2.,‘50 $2.75 and $3. 0
per box: 25c. .301: and 351: per 1102.
Special prices to Sunday schools: This
. ' ,is the choicest. fruit. Large .Gl's‘p‘u
‘ ‘ Fluit, 3 for 25c. Fancy Table Apples.
‘ . . from 40: to 70¢ per (112‘
IN ORDER Tollek‘E Room G‘Ypes‘ 15" 18° ““1
FOR SPRING GOODS.
10% Dlscount on
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cult-1.9.1.. Glassware, House Furnlshr
lug Goods. Painters Supplies, English
Blue China by the piece 01 set. These
goods will not craze.
Sole agent for the Columbia Phone»
graph Co.’ s Talking Machines and
Double Disk Records. Music on both
sides.- 65c. Indestructible'n Cylinder
Records, 351:. .-
Window Shades and Picture Frames
to order. .. .
Painting and Paper Hanging
Sausage Stuffed Date T _
)lives Cluster Raisins, Drake's ‘
“all kinds,” Major Gray’s East:
Bhutney, Chase A: Ssndbnrn s Teas all
Coffees ,and numbe less little ext.
leeclnlties. Nativ “' -
Parsnips, Wliit‘e 011‘ ons s
Splonts, Clanberries, Sweet Peta “e
Lettuce, Fresh Made Butter, Imports
and Domestic Cheese Strictly II
Laid Eggs. this week. 48c‘ pe‘r (as.
Leave your orders early, so, the
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