i‘HE SOUTH NURWALK EVENING SENTINL
i7, i915
FRIDAY. DEC.
I
SUGGESlllllii
Elli 6000 Cllllilllll
Pat-snip Fritters.
Wash and scrape paruntps and cook
water.
and
pepper, shape in small flat cakes, roll I
until 30!! in
Mash, moon
boiling salted
with butter, salt
in flour and try in butter.
I.” Trlpe in Batter.
The tripe and out in pieces
serving. ‘Dtp in a. batter made. of one
cup 0! tiger, into half cup of cold wa-
_ tent liulo salt. one weuiieaten egg.
. one teaspoon of vinegar and one tea-I -
am of melted butter. Fry in small
« Mimi! 0!.th hrd.
Rice Dressed in the
To prepare this dish. eight ounces
. otrire must bent-st washed very care-4
fully. Then tout-ounces of bacon are
to be cut in piecoe. and also a head oi
cabbage. which met be likewise chop-
ped‘tap. The cabbage and bacon are
5
to be melted together at it gentle heat
“fs’. cheese
.4 [.7
undlImmed with W parsley chop-
pod up. garlic, pepper. sslt
tilt” tonne-l, utter the cabbage has
been cooking for three quarters of an
"I? light. It is to be served with Par-
and
Oyotor Smiling.
- Tithe cupe- of stale bread crumbs
a one not cups mildted butter. salt and
I pepper to taste. one finely
onion and one pint of oysters.
{
I'~ Codfisii Tout.
.
on toast.
in.
. Toke one cup treehcucd
II In I diclid onion in a tablespoon of
I butter; win-n it is it'llght brown, put
I-Jll M m nith water enough to cov-
IVQI‘; W half a can of tomalova or five
‘ Milt ones. Cook nearly
I film“): \lltli a littli- pepper
codtlsli.
'rill
l Broiled Liver.
w the llh‘i‘ in: n >liies
tllll‘
for
Italian Manner.
chopped
hour.
Serve
liitlt’
EMPEROR MAY DELAY APPOINT
MENTS.
“IASl‘llNiiIlW, Dec it via
of reliable villi-Huntion receited
rt tallied a< doubtful
kIalllHJIS
t‘ 'til.l_\. il l.»
\tllt-llmt' live Simpson of
Ho; lid and int] Pipe“. withdrawn
Jelntun natal nltd titiiital't' attacher,
\"lll be appointed by limperm William
nil llnA end ol the \\'lll‘.
l'ottiil Bernstnrfi‘.
\lllliafi‘iidol'..l>‘ understood to believe
that >llUlIld worm-mole be appointed
they would immediitlely become the
subject of criticism to their detriment
and to the impairment, at the
:n-nerai situation.
ion the tlennau
perhaps.
For Coughs
and Colds
Even Stubborn and
Dangerous Bronch-
lis Yields to Linonine
Flax-Seed Oil and lrish Mimi, mo of
iuiionine’s important ingredients. are
wellknown treats, separately, in the
treatment of coughs and colds. emulsi-
fied, together with other curative renter
dies. in Kerr's Flax-Seed Emulsion,
they form an irreSistilile preparatiom
tor the immediate relief and prompt.
cure of all iortns ot‘ coughs and colds.
oven bronchitis. most Stubborn of all
t'0ll"llr, \' ic 'ltls to its llt‘llllllll PrOpt‘lllt' s
Try this famous old family remedv and
~xptniiA-ntc the (omit-rt it brings, in
(hour who use it. The [towel and suit-it 1’
of all rcliiciilcs it builds tip the body
ll it relittin" the system of contlnz.
lhr-ot- itnd ltmi: lltllllllt‘ s
tiid i‘tt-‘itilPS vitality at the same llllll'
SUGGESlIllNS lllOlll
lllE All Of DRESSING
Ne“ \Itll’liIF th‘lal bk'dbtln is ill fulll
.\\\llig. it opened in a blaze of glory
with the swinging back of the Metro
polilall'b' doors late in November. This
first night. as always. drew the usual
brilliant, opera going audience, won-
derfully gowncd in the soft shades so
much fat'nrcd for formal evening wcnr
this n inter. The white throats. beau-
tifully liresm-d hair. and gleaming
jewels dixlrailed the attention more
than once «Ave-n the “dyedin-the.
wool" music title are usually
lllllllllllr‘ tn cimlnw 'uhen t‘aritm in to
be heard
(ll
lovers,
The Favored Pale Tints.
Among the prevaili i1; <Iilfld0b‘ worn
by the gorgeous "first-nighters”
“ere pink, blue, and white. with here
and there a stunning black truck. or
itlll' of wild emerald green. This
hllitdt‘ of green is llll exception to the
rule of white, or pastel shudce, now.
to niodish; llnrc itert- several entire
gowns in this shad-A at tlic oporu and
the most striking and arllnilc‘ costume
noticed at the Horse Show. some
wt-cks tAai‘lit-r. was also of this green.
it is wonderfully becoming to it wom~
an \\l|ll whilc hair and a youthiul
tare. iilack is favored for evening,
loo. and servo-d he an attrac'ivc touch
of contrast among the pale tones in
the “golden horru-ehoc.”
._.....
The Matt er of Fans and Gloves
\moiii: the most fascinating .iit-cs
”tries litt‘tllll])lill_\lnfi thcec allrac'tit
)tert- llii- tam-t: them- were
useless fancies oi nev-
l)ut large grittciul
ctistltnitu ~'
not thc rillilll.
cral St-amits pant.
ans of tlhiTlt‘ll, cuilcd and ulicurlcd.
tinny uerc in white. or the pastel
.“lllltlt'tii olic eipcclall)‘ :tttractlvc fan
has: of midnight lllllt‘. uncurlcd nt-
trich.
i The ninttorhit gloves “‘lth tbc‘
worn. The universal use of tulle. ma-
lines. or the finemeshed net was very
nollu’able; it was used to veil the
neck and arms, as a scarf, in the hair,
or billowing. paunier-iaahion, oter the
hips. The men with their black suits
and white fronts made an excellent
background for these pretty women
and thcir delicately colored frocks.
lllESl EUROPEAN NEWS
17. (lItll'lt'hlltliltlt'lil't‘
Asuoclnll‘d Pie») 'l'lit-
which followed
oat into Ausll'litrlluilxtll‘)
it) an oliitlitl stutn-meltl lu llll‘ t'flt‘tl
that the lllht’flht' was epidcmlt onlt iii
number of
\\ its
\IllCNNA.
'l'llt‘
l0
iit‘t‘.
oi "1‘"
.tAnI l-iioltArti thr-
fillUWll
l.‘
tialll'la, where the Weekl)
cam-a tn the month of August
from 1,300 to 4,000.
Since the middle oi September oi
this )eut' a rapid decrcam- was iluli'tl.
and since the first Week in Ul'ltlbl‘l'
the number 0! caees occurring wcclcI
i; has iml exceeded 200.
Outside of llulicia thcrc lllin been
nothing reaetttbliug an epidemic. in
the period from August 29th to Octo-
ber 2nd them werc. according to the
otilcittl statement. only 140 cases in
all Austria. with the ol’
(lnliciit. liowltowiiiit and the cloud dis-
ll'lt‘ln. in the last named two places
vim-pl loll
0}
there were 193 cast-it in the pcriod
lstated. 'l'ln-rc hate bt‘t'il T-lil
till all Anetrin since October 2nd.
l The maximuit number of cat-in
Hungary never exceeded until. a num-
but of which wan reached in two
“t‘l‘lth of JunA among litieniiuix pit».
EXlt‘pl lot this. llit‘
(‘ll .‘t‘!
in
ioutn or “ill.
llllallllltllll wits t‘itm ('llrltls in tin- be
t , , .. .
Icinnin: oi August Siiict- m-ptt-mlwr
Illii- number has l‘t'llllililt'll nndcr loo
tilt-it“ per \t't’ck,
'l'lnA oiliriul statement drive not cite
llw number of dcitllm 1mm clinli-ra
LONDON. Dec.
17.-Tlit- Mort of a
. ber
'Arltau will? haircut: to their t‘ri‘llll.l
One of the Hem»
Sim-it. a fur little ago shuttii a Van
barber's. Arthur
.ldtaii who had lileti bniilt
Yiit— lljl‘
he gt)! comtdelable oi lllr t‘altaillan‘.~
()il‘
Hemsmcll began to
4.1.4“ d bit
\lt'llllillh [luring upt'tullltll.‘
eMitAiit breath lllltl h1~ own lungs
his return lltllllt‘.
complain.
velopeii till
ill and ill"
of a
Soon he grew
the
who had been L’Hrri’tl
ht"
~_\lnplnnts mutt
At last? report.
i
was .‘llll (illifillt‘tl it! his bed I
l
T0 SETTLE CHICAGO STRIKE.
(“lil( .it it) Dec. lo.-—Tbe rilllit‘ of?
13,000 garment workers, which. for‘é
nearly tbrec months hae practically
tied up ihc clothing manut’acturiug
llllt-lllt‘nh of t‘hicngu. “ill be sPltlede
wtlllin ten davs Sidnev liillman the‘
)lit’b‘ltit’lll of the Garment \loikeh” on I
ion aiiitounied todin ’
Two hundred strikers returned to
work in one establishment yesterday.
More arc expected to resume wotho’
day. l
While the lt‘l‘mh‘ of agreement hat‘el
not been settled the strikrs. accordiiigl
to ilillman. practically have won tlteirl
dentundx, except recognition of the tin-
ion.
Thi- -.'<trike lllin resulted in 2 deaths?
mort- lltult l.lltill arrests, anti property!
damage of thotisand~ oi dollars.
AUTO STRIKES TROLLEV. !
s’l‘RATl’Olll). (‘onm her. ltiwwhilei
climbing Rocky Nest llill. ncur ller'
by. last night. ltll auto truck slid back-l
\Hll‘d.‘ down lite iitcltni- tutu a llerlty-
bound trolley car. The Hulolllobllt‘I‘
and front lit" the car \icl‘t’ badly smash-l
0d. 'l‘iic driver of the illlltlillullllt’I
and the pita.~t-iizet‘~ on the trolley car
escaped injury by jttliipiug. The (‘01..
itcclictil t‘ompilit) urc eiideaitortug tuI
estltltlieh lln- identity of lllt‘
the automobile,
‘lT'lT
on llt'i' oil
which lmrc the illiiilAl
TRY TO SETTLE RlALWAY STRIKE'
LIilAtltl, Du, lbs—ti. \\. \\' liltn.
xcrt-r. .\s:i.~'laul Commissioner of the
Federal! lloard of Mediation nnd ('Ollv
(gory é-Y’I’dCIIC’d/
.Z?ome Dram flat/ting
.éw’onr
l Prepared Especially For This Nruipaper
by Pictorial R (view
6268
A charming llitlt- Iiitle :tlld it‘d froclt‘JUill Ki’lt‘b
Hemmer it ll‘ adapt-
.m rit-
for the school girl.
itblu to Mitnit Mutations it is
tnmcly uH4ui design.
l.1}i-~~~ '
t “lbw—Mun" "3-?
i511- .
little Frock of Ring Dolled iAlbalross.
Illi- lirilwle lll‘k’b>lll:lltll \l Ill
pie a matter it is to 1m llit‘
(ether. it iii mil to Mom.
waist. Firm, close tl.r light >iimll-l-i'
seam as nuttln-d and for”. l... K, I rem-
mi. on lino-o of blul I”’l‘ftlflt.lllvlit~. it. frtr [
and back. stittlt l“ llil li from fillil."
"‘K“ t‘lnse under-arm and left mow—
aler nt'ulns an notched 'l‘iirri hams at
trout mixes of both [ninth in email "o"
perforations; stitch item in right. front
l‘t inch and leir front 1 inch from
folded edges. (femur—front indicated
by large "0" perforations in right front.”
Fat-c collar and sew to neck edge of
back and right trout. notches and cen-
Irr-lmch’fl even; bind ii-tt net'k edge.
('lnue-‘tlie sleeve and cui'i‘ Sl‘hnifi as
Wflt'lwd. face the cuff and new to sleeve,
mm in nit, egg..-
Gilli,”
HA i. - .
Illl~h l- -
\\.ll H.-
.‘il.
double
oven.
To malts tlitA skirt. Slush first tlict’rowt
more to the left of t-eiiler-frniit all on .-
bil "00" peifnrnlinns will lilti-li for
opening. l'lc..i trout and rim-k Lorre.
tic-null"; "ll liimb of slot perilirettotn.
bring ri-liird l!llL’l'.\ l" «orrmiondim:
ltnns of small putt-rations; iztit. ll
1 inch from folded odgn and pro-Hi.
as lllllt‘lit‘ll. 'l‘ttl'n hem .tt
latter with of >l\ll'l on small "u" porn.-
rltttniis. Srw in ltt\\t‘l' mige --f \lallhi.
The large “li” pvrfomtion in the belt
imllcnlcii the lllllwl‘ Hip» --t the trout
5"“ >9
amt
"m iII
In-i'l'orul inits
u”.
m thick Ind cm. r ulth boiling “zl- LAX-SE . _ ‘ . ‘ .
IOII‘PIIQI stand fit’c mmm” thcn drain is DE ' Islee‘elpgg frocks. and all mini ult‘l‘l‘t barber “ho ciiuglil gait poisoning dilution, 1,. t'xpected H, mm“. “9",: A mm. 1.1.... havkgnmmi with ".1 ll!- Im'liun. ”Sit-uh ‘11,. ”.11..." 0,03,11,19 “f
Ind. "an th ”11 Km“ skin (- "Vb ‘ > , ‘19“ “’“h 0““ or “‘0 exceptionr. h” from one of the (‘ztnndiaii \ltlllllllt‘ll todit) lo allcittpt m ht'lllt‘ the sun“. tires toil-w thr- mlur ncheiite of lhlt‘l fillilill ‘o perforations; "the“ a poc‘ktt.
Sprint“ ".l h 9 lI I dOI III ndI probably been “ prnhlcin “.1”. many; comes from Nottingham ui six hundred ciiililnvi-s ot tho non lf““¢lt'l.7111lc l|rnnwlntzsrln~tnu,m it’ll in- tut-In lll‘lllvl't-tl‘2t- ..f tr-illlt Twin-oath - --t
O " Sill an pepper R . , - . i ' . t 'i 3 I I.‘ . - - , . -. . . nlli. ’ lt' comm!!! P “(In All i: Ftti PP! flrl‘t Hilts. l' on ml“ yet: til In
gflm mm 8 h l l t. “llllt‘ glmt‘h. “mum“ N“ “m" ”II The lltt‘ltlbt‘l‘s of lllt‘ Nottingham PENN”) “1 HHMLU' “hHh' ”NINE and then- is a devil imlt in mulch yu;l'li~ small "o" peii‘uiatimn, ituttlicr non.
I" “88' onto on 0 pa - it v 'lll now ‘lll(l llll'hllln. liii~ llt‘ll op tlntnxand~ oi ‘ , _,
t r ll sprtad itli buttei Who“ “or” “Hum '\ ’ I ”'iil‘drl'm'l‘e' AWN‘thioll line their U ,i mum rts may he inwrled. tnr eight-year silll‘lt ti' limit no, lcsillllt.‘ «tn-m --n on.
e an i w ‘ l‘ ink . .. ~ c. .- 0 1' l i"" in. ’l \ it. '4..r.-l pulp 1'1... tut H'I‘I‘E'l‘
liliclt (lllt‘ tiotictd a pair ill pit t p 'cr\'ic . _ .. J I“, tie ( “5‘ ""1”“ ‘ J , _ ' . _
-— -—~- * ~ cs to the lllilillli) boilllllfllb -..- .._.--_....-- ‘ 1 , ‘ .. ‘ ‘ h I r
I ' . . . the frock; . . ‘ IlllfliI‘OM‘. \titli 3,. yard lilllt‘tzi. in.» it‘ll 1.1.1; .. .m mm to tie . -
*I-«SOntinei ztdii. pav. Try one. IN: (imagine—26c. 50c, Si. '0' ”Hp ”' IIiII mlIlllmlE there. With tiOlllt‘ ten thousand free — Adtcrtise in the sentinel. . By {011.th 11... ."mmhflnn pm... fwmwnmwd . , 1m ..
' mic or too pa rs o lfll‘ . too. were i . a q . . -.
- 1 Pictorial Revlon DY‘I‘F\ .\n Milt. Hue-s 6. ll, 10 l. :A ..l ityur‘, TTlI.‘ if.
.t ‘ ‘ . .. > ’ f cents. -
'GLANDERS iN THE STATE. These figures show that more than the roads permit, lll‘. Ingram will l STATE FREE FROM DISEASE. 1.9; __~_. _‘ w ,_,__- _ __ , _
g . w .. . . -- . . - .. ‘ l Dec. 16.'"l)l‘. .loiieill'
RD .v1 _._1 little tum tm oi ccnt. oi tln- l H0> haw llt‘t’ll _ . . 1 . . . . .. _ _ ‘ [Alf [Ukomn NEWS liAllTlOltl. 1 1
, “RN!” . "60 ,1 . 1. . ._ i E P ‘ f} \ .\. ”I. . .. | \ . l‘ 1min. .t ll“ do}. in \islilnp. ~l.il)ln.\ l". 1.0“.“me St‘t'l‘t’liil‘)' til 11". Stall-l .
lrtlitsioncr Jeffrey 0. lhl‘lpr nu i.~.~uti ltportti iotn . I . nut. and l i r Mr ”MN" ”W lultl in X.“ ”in”! _ 'lloard of “punk mm )‘l-slcrda) that. Wha‘ Are Your Asse‘s‘)
the, foliotting statinlim n. l'tglil‘tl to llily. llr. l-‘. A. liiuiain, llt'llllt} t‘oni- . . ‘ . l l.” 11“. ill'l‘fit‘lll tinw olxt‘plil {up a 1mm 0_
' It‘llitudem'iu Cmnecticui: Number 0‘ missiuncr. in (‘Xlllfllllillll lllls said Nov. "n‘ ‘ " "”"”""‘ "' “n" 'f ”m” "H Sll.\.\'l:lt'Ai, ituc. ii. (I otrtelmltd li-nse of smallpox iii litlt'.li\llli‘ report The scientific conduct of booths» and personal affairs todny clause
Imu'repurm‘i since tlctnber l,‘llii.’. llaven was the (‘l‘iilt‘l‘ oi the horn. -'l‘\ “Hill “HM!" 1i" ll“ l-ll'L'V' "1|"le cute oi 'l‘ho Anemiutcd l'tcen l- llutlt If“! ubottl "‘0 “Wk? "2"" ”HI ‘l‘m’ “Ml the method. employed very distinctly
I 1 s
”.33: "Pom from Nclt Hail-n and Wild“ in ”W 3“"? “ml “I‘ll“ ’Il'A-‘W‘F‘ inst: ulI -..l. mIt-rs ii: tum-am is Itlili llnnk 0i t‘lilnu itiitl ilit lluuk o l‘lt‘ from u" m “"‘I‘ ‘ . . . .
suburbs. 46; ltorileii coitdt-ntlicd for “'9” c'lllllin '0 ”ll" "i“ 'I'I‘m‘ other llll\t' ~t l‘ltla-l't'lltv \villl [\l‘lull‘ intiitiiunitlltlons MW "WWI” ”HI“ "E h ' “’ ' " ' Avoid me “ablll‘y
lu ers ' condemnel 'n ."t-w lln- 5'1"“ than ‘0 all)‘ 0th” DW‘P “1 (‘on . I lice» to rt-iund mont‘.‘
X m! I "I ‘ I ‘ ""‘I' M M“ "“""" "" ”W I now ‘0 Fill“. “how‘s 0! not having a checking soocount. We Invite accounts which are
_ven. 38.
,If You Want a Clear Head
and a Sound Digestion
do not allow your digestive organs to get out of order. Many ills start
Indigestion and biliousness quickly result in
headache. nervousness, lossof sleep and other weolr‘oiiing ailments.
Unless prompt attention is given to an upset staunch and
n torpidliver, serious illness may follow.
Relieve these conditions at once, by taking
from the stomach.
iieciicut. All soon as the conditloii of
which promptly tone the stomnch. improve the digestion and
'regulstotheliver. The kidneys arebeuefitod by thoiruso.
and the bowels become native and regtiiiir.- Bescham’s Pills
woken the appetite sud put: indigestion tio rout—they sweeten
thebreutlt, cleurtltebnin. purify the blood, brighten thoeyes,
mum the liver, tone the nerves and produce restful sleep. '
Beeoliain’s Pills banishs snilow- skin and bringsheslthytlnt
totheclieeks. Wheneveryoufselrun-f-dotvn, orurotroubledwltb
indigestion or inhuman-ghost! famous pills
.Be on your guard.
Illilll-‘l'
\
. . m- Chino-o: fromwtthdnuwmg their
money to the patriotic hind. ‘
of lllt‘ Nitllonnl Salvation Fund. The
demand for tln- l‘i'tltrn m the money
which subscribe” L'lth' largely for the
lllui‘ptl’e‘l‘ of strengthening the govern-
llllt‘nl under the republic had become;
<30 insistent since the beginning ofIi
ltho nionarchictti movement that the}
Igovclnment omcials apparently felt!
[that it was inadvisable to l‘t‘lfllll the!
{money of unwilling givers. l
l Since the establishment of the Na-
ltional Salvation hind seven months
Iago 8750.000 has been contributed at
|Shanghai alone. As there is a large
'element in this city optioned to the
change in the form of government it
is likely that the withdrawals from
the fund will be numerous. _
The Nnflonal Salvation Fund grew
out of the patriotic outbursts follow.
inn the Japanese demands last spring.
The recent action of Japan. in con-
junction with the European powers.
seeking a postponement of the mon-
archlc‘al movement. has been regard-
ed by many Chinese- as resumption of
Japan's effort to gain control over
Chinese aiiitirs. This action on the
part of Japan has tended to silence
many Chinese who opposed the mon-
archy. but. feel that China should pre-
sent an unbroken front to outside in
terterence.
Many Chinese newspapers whioliop-
posed the monarchy have ‘dropped
that. tight to resume the opposition to
Japan.
However. the changed attitude on
the) put; 05 lacunae. towards that:
own internal moire bait not prevented
l
l
to Sulm-i'ibcra‘
w ... _
.--A maximum.
~l .‘I‘Il before
l'll .lal'lm
'I‘ in paper rend ‘
(hr llrxur ,tmmtt ‘l
and pulillnlte-t it- 4 .
ville "“tdll'l.‘ l'.v.'. r ~."
Carl-rt. of Sn \Illullo. Tex-o. I
plyflolin who bus-devoted IIc‘i
time t0 the study at tuberculosis.
ins-Mi "slat-c Ilnte salt: constitlh
tltn'e-lour'bu I)! all the minor-l sub-
unit-o- ol the Inn-Il- body. they
gut be supplied In the tooth or
nipple-(I‘M In mineral .mun-
given efficient and courteous attention.
Fairiield County National Bank.
‘I’Hl OLDBBT IANK IN NORWALK.
tic-n. or natural nunntln .
with “hernia-In unchecked. The
wide-pres“! and Inches-led Ipnld ol
tuberculosi- nnd other preventable
dim-n is tllr km" to the th-
culellrd "Into Inching) mdiflouu of
multinat- throughout the civilised
world.”
Thus from nnotber authoritative
modicnl. source comes justification
for the use of lime in the treatment
of tuberculosis.
Since this is one of the ingredi-
ent. 0t Eckmnn's Altherotlue much
at the success attending the wide.
spread use or this rem y doubtless
is due to the combination of this
suit in such it way its to render it
easily usiiniinblc. it causes no
stomlch disturbance. and since it
contnirts neither opiates. nnicotics
nor hnbit- forming drugs. it is safe
to l-l'!
Eckinitn's Altsmtlvs hits effected
remarkable results in numerous
cases of pulmonary tuberculosis
(consumption) and allied chronic nt-
fections of the throat and bronchial
puss: ea. In many instances such
condit one. apparentlv. hate yielded
completely to it.
In case your drugizlst is out of
it. ask him to order. or send direct
to in.
Rein-I Labor-ton. Philadelph-
For Sale by Tue Cunard Phumlcy
AUCTION SALE
W. H. Guthrie, Auctioneer.
Estate oi Alien llaticliy
Corner of Rowayton avenue and Jac-
ob road, in rRonnyto'if near post of-
five, railroad ignition and trolley line,
to behold by Public Auction, on the
premises. rain or shine,
Saturday, Dec. 18th.
at 10 s. in. Property comprises seven
room house, with tooth niid stain host,
souls. it now do um mm» with western bottom iii.
o! the strum. Hoops .isI lino-
til i .l
sud the Stillson Powell l‘zbi'pOttUILI
the boudoir or parlor at $2. 00, by
ones at $2 5..00
Smaiiand dainty at :i 00 up
at $30. 00
SPRJVGS to match, 83 50 to
CHRISTMAS FURNITURE
A NEW STOCK m A NEW sTbRE. SPLENDID VALUES BUY Now.
We will gladly reberve all purchases for delivery on any date desired.
Fancy Chairs Are Always
Welcome-
“e hate them iii endless variety from a dainty little (hair for
Most AttractiveTable
White Enameled Iron Beds
Special prices on regular sizes, from $3. 00 to $1800.
ensy half-dollar steps to big easy
to a solid mahogany Library Table
$10 00.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR. 48
RAYMOND .8. sons
Mal n street, Norwalk.
FIRST 60 1‘0‘
CHRISTMAS CARDS
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