THEREFORE
many
VARIETIES
TO SUIT
THE warns
on EVERY
' HEATER.
;_ THE
EERRIS COAL
COMPANY
-
ac'rlva PAPERS MAKE
,rrascrlva HOMES.
In “a position _to Mar you
. - coal opportunity o; dec—
.7oor llolnuvln~ preparatlon
MW seasonot a small
,‘ Our showing ol.’ quality
Wain: the latest do-
“tortures “has been pur-
yeah figure. We, to
. methoadvsotagssot .
Gotham Co
37.5 I‘- nor uonwau
' fol. ass. ,
BU Y
Seed oi Vilili
ectrica‘1 (10 i
Illy Fully Equipped
OTRICAL SHOP
In the Town -
uro IUPPLLEI
‘3 805—60 Io. Main In.
"I. sauna Hill Iloflr
means. or at Chestnut
WNbTEsz<nTAL . _ , , _
Norwailr was unnamed -" x,"
sec thmv Shop who.
l
Chrlstmas Turkey 8
That are without doubt the fanciest birds
we have ever sold.
Ducks,Geese,Chi_ckens
POSITIVELY NO FROZEN POULTRY.
The BestBeef. Prrk, Lamb.
and Smoked Meats
Vegetables Fruits, Nuts
0! the highest quality at the lowest pnces.
The Choicest Ohio Turkeys.
30c lb.
Other Turkeys,
22c, 25c, 28c lb.
Native Geese .................... 25c lb.
Native Ducks ................... 25c lb.
. .. 4...... *vwwu
"i Beet Liver .............. roc lb.
Native Roasting Chickens . . . .. 26:: 1b.
Native Fowl .................... 24c lb.
Large Squab ............. per pair. 75c
Fresh Hams ..................... 18c lb.
Fresh Shoulders .......... , ...... 14c lb.
Pork Roast ................... 15c lb.
Home-madrSausage Meat ...... aac lb. /
Squires' Bag Sausage ..., ........ aac lb.
Squires' Link Sausage ........... 24c lb.
Sperry & Barnes‘ Bag Sausage 22c lb.
Spery & Bames’ Link Sausage .. 22c lb.
Diamond (C) Sugar Cured Hams .. 20c lb.
Smoked Shoulders . . .'. ........ 15c lb.
Frankforts .......... . ........... l6: lb.
Bologna .......... _. .N ........... 16c lb.
Proceed Ham ................ .. .. 18c lb.
Liverwurst . .................... 18: lb.
Boiled Ham ................. 35c 15.
Chamberlin’s Dried Beef ....... . 45c lb. '
Bacon, h’y strip .................. aac lb.
Bacon (shliced) ................ 26c lb.
Small Legs Lamb ............... 1. soc lb.
«Ferequarter Lamb .............. 14c lb.
xRib Lamb Chops ................ aoc lb.
Loin Lamb Chops ......... . . 28c lb.
Larh‘b Stew . ................ loc lb.
Veal Cutlet ..r .................. 28:: lb.
Rib Veal Chops . .'. ............. 22c lb.
Loin Veal Chops ...... ‘ .......... 26c lb.
Veal Stew .................. r6c1b.
Shoulder Roast Veal ........ ...-. {Sc lb.
Rump of Veal .................... 20c' 15.
Heavy Prime Rib Roast ...... lac-sac lb.
Medium wagons Roast :2 l-ao—aoe lb.
; Shoulder Steak .... .............. 14c lb.
Round Steak . ...... _... .......... aoc lb.
Sirloin Steak I......' ......... )... 22:: lb.
_ Porterhoue-Steak‘ ................ 24c lb.
” Hamburg Steak . . . . . . . .1 .......... 16c lb.
Pot Roast of Beef '...’ ....... soc—20c lb.
Stew Beef -..'..:..". ..... . ...... '4“ 991
Soup Bones"..........., ......... xoclb._
Plate oomysegr ........ roe-lb."
Rump Corn Beef ...... > .......... itfic lb.
Salt Pork from Native Pigs . .. 18c lb.
Pigs' Liver ...................... 6c lb.
NATIVE PIGS' HEADS, LOIN
S, HAMS‘ AND SHOULDERS.
FANCY SEA FOOD.
SEA ESCALLOPS ...... 75¢ QUART
OYSTERS‘ .............. 35¢ QUART .
Smelt .......................... 16: lb. 4
Steak Cod 16c lb.
Tile Fish ............... l: x-zc lb.
Spanish Mackerel ............ to me lb.
Fresh Mackerg .............. I. 14c lb.
Herring .................... 8c lb.
FRESH\ VEGETABLES.
Native Celery ................. 14c bunch .,-
Cranberries ................... roe quart
Sweet Potatoes ........... . ..... 50c peck
Onions ......... . .............. 5c quart
Pumpkins ........... _. ............ ac lb.
Parsnips ............... . ......... 4c lb.
White Potatoes .............. .. 30c peck
Turnips ........ ' ................ mesh:
Cabbage .. ............... so to loo head
Cauliflower ................ I 5c-18c hEad
Lettuce ........................ we head»
Parsley ....................... 5c bunch
Greén Peppers ........... 25c doz.
Kale .................... If ..... 1 5c pe‘
Carrots .......................... 5c qt.
Spinach .............. y ....... 35c7“peck
Brussells Sprouts ............. , l5c quart
Large Pineapples ............ /.15c each
Baldwin Apples ................ 35o, peck,
Green Beans .............. 20c quart
Bananas ............. . .......... aoc doz.
FRUITS AND NUTS.
Lemons ..... .,. ................ 20c dos.
Malaga Grapes ................. zoc lb.
RedGrapes....y .................. l5clb.
New Dromedar-y Dates .......... rec lb.
Italian Chestnuts ............... . loc lb.
Mixed Nuts .............. _ ........ 1 5c lb.
English Walnuts ...... '. .. soc lb.
ORANGES AND GRAPE FRUIT. -.
Isle of Pine Oranges .......... as for. 25¢
, Sweet Florida Oranges . ."20 for 25¢
Large Florida Oranges ......... 30:: do:
Large California Oranges ...... 40c dos.
Oranges by box .................. $0 90
Half box ........................ $1.50
(Your choice of these sizea— .
I 50:, 17153, zoos). "
Isle of Pine Grape Fruit 46c 'doz. '
Fancy Florida Grape Fruit ...... 8: end:
.. _ ._ - -__.... _ .H-.-...._________._..~M - --_.._ “a... .‘g..-—-—d—.—“—~ n..- z <'
war-r
E BLDG.
Tristram 8. Hyatt
,The Store with the Christmas Spirit-
Open Evenings Until Christmas » h
NORWALK -
I
GAZETTE BLDG.
Metal Novelties
many a question of what to give. In...
Books Books
Popular I iction, and Boy Scout Books, at . . . ........... . . . .. ..... . .
Books for boys and glrls. at ...... ......... ...............
Children‘ 5 Books ...................... .. . ............... . . . . . 15c,
Calendlirs, Christmas Cards. Tags and Labels.
Tristram & Hyatt
THE LEADING PRY GOODS STORE.
_. ..-._. -... .¢< ..
CHILDREN’S CHRISTMAS STORY
Suggestlnns for Lhrlstmas Gifts
V We lowered our. prices for Christmas. We do this to induce you to buy.
A Coat, a Suit, 3 llrcss. an Evening Gown. 3 Skirt, a Mail. at waist or flat
. , . attractive and durable gifts. A good
V ‘ Wail“ 81W! in at Christmas tide, and that joy extends over. the entire cold. season.
of correct styles. . ‘-
L uEW WAISTS
You know they are sensible,
and choose from our fine vari
of SW
OUR STOCK IS WELL
Eula. man
PREPAREE 9with suitable gifts for. sign:
is the assortment is large. 7 -
5.. omsaflb‘f ‘ ILLI rav ;; '
‘ ,
\
garment or a handolne
Come
‘ 1.35.8!!at98 radial
SILK WA! TS i rare beauty handsome new styles and patterns.l 98¢“ and 2. 98. ,
_ ‘NEW FASHIQEABLE WAISTS, suitable no eve mugwear, of lqc'ejrand ifi‘on: also
' crepe do chine and changeable “We-is S1,: 98. $2. 9 33.5 . install! gag?“
cas on
in finemag of new styles and dc: '
i . sent tb tho city magistrates, who have
go police Dr. Bihoh. who is associate
' Professor in Psychoiggy at:
University. will have charge or the
laboratory which will contain scienti-
tic equipment and appliances for tlie'
detection of the feeble minded andgna
sans among the prisoners." .
’ Roports Who: the laboratory will be
been requested to coophrato with the
police The police coininlsslonor an-
. ‘ r‘ "a Department of- Cor-
pontoon -.
Ci
0
“.0‘
Christmas China, Cut Glass and
Attractively Dislaycd on a Special Table in the Haw-
ment.
Your Choice of any of the articles illustrated
ONE DOLLAR EACH
"Special 10c. 25c, 50c Tables
( obtaining hundreds of dainty presents at a little price. Do not miss them.
The Gilt Table In The/ Suit Department
is laden with many articles specially made for us of leather, silk and worsted that will solve
Books
...... .5oc each
...... . 25¢ each
2‘ 359v hr each
N ORWALK.
My..." ‘3’.”Qewzeozu’» «.90.»...3oo’eo’oo’w ”Mina?
. Pro
NEW YORK. Dec. 22 10: -30a. m.—
Such» stocks as AmericEn Smeltlng.
Marlon Petroleum andl letal and
War shares continued to monopolize
speculative attention on the resump-
tion at trading. oYI the stock Exchange
today. while rails and similar invest
ment isau were again neglected.
Smelting bon rose to 106 . 'an over-
night gain of ligand within a (no
tioh. or its highest price illnco 130$
phe'r' stuck-s .w'oro stim
Yule rise In smelting. as well as the
cc of the -Jletal. and membrane
urine Hosanna Coal-pony and a
Calla non,
’ ' rev: IMMHQEIIBO remanded
There was i
moderate \denl'and
,..,, _ was
rred was the active stock of the -‘
first hour. but the mini group as a
whole overshadowed an other for.-
tnres. Another rise in Copper to :0 1-... 0
was ’responslble for the prominence of '
such semi active issues as Greene-
inspiration.
0
. .
HOUR. ‘2 {.2
You ought to see the pretty lilatori- a 3.1
col room at tho Norwsik library set} 0 & :2.
u it. was for the Children' a Christmas §o .3 .
Story Hour yesterday attornoon! i.n . ...
the first place, there are the lovely :3. ‘9
little trees brought from Wilton by the‘ 3 0
good friends of the binary. Mr. and .3: a"
arm. I. w. Seolleld. Then the tree. 0:. a e 0 a ies’ 0a S 3.
oraled with all the bright 10‘ :g.
sparkling things that malts part of the v . .'
delight of Christmas, some or these .. ’3‘!
made by the library girls, others lent ' .2.
. Iogtbo occasion by Miss Mary Beard. :
i The tree was Irilnnled by Miss Clara 9 a/ .3.
: Hanna ud Mls Jenny Baningoaa. The a? I, 0:.
line Sonora leul by erhdams. with .3.
Its Christmas Carol records. balanced
~ m 0...... a... .. .1... m. é This is the most sensational;:;
Miss Grace Hanna and bliss Varon «
presided. Miss Hanna telllntthe stor- 3: value ever Offered. .3.
let, Miss Vearen operating the Sonora; g ’3 ’
The stories were "The Story of\Pé- 0 0:.
am. '- "The Story of the Christ Child, " 4i. C t w th t $18 as
and “The Story of the Homeless One} i . 0a S or up 9 h:
Among tile «best loved records wero,§. é: .
“Santa Claus' s Toyshop." "Come all ye
. mom: and «m mm 1...... ‘3' Come andsee them 'we have all‘:
' Christmas." the never tailing joy of all .t. ’
the chlidren who love Christmas. big M sizes and HOTTWO alike 0.
and little. The little entertainment é”: :30 .
was given afiour yesterday afternoon
the audience. drawn by a single no Vwmfi’tt’ot’w'mmzfi”’«zm»:»’«’«'«°«,q ,
’ "to In the paper, included. twenty - -— “—- W "" "
children and tour grown people. 4 . .
LABORATORY FOR DEFECTIVE ' ' r '
- Palsousas The Bears Meal -& Provision Co.
wa YORK, Dec. 22. -——Pollce Com _ ' “
u :nssiouer Woods t?” announced that. - 5 NORTH MAIN STREET . 13 MAIN STREET
e has establlsbe at police head-
1 quarters a laboratory for the discovery SOUTH NORWAL’K. NORWALK-
of mental detectives a gprlsoners. _"'.PHONES
This more is the result of experiments .
which have been conducted in. the poi 1180, SOUTH NORMLK 88‘ NORWALK-
. lice department for two months and . , / , . .
or a Visit. by or, 1.0th E. Bloch and . my .. -- » . ._ ' » \ -‘
Police Inspector, mm to the Phy-1L.‘___-;-—__________==:_=.=_.:w . a ’ :=_____________\_._
schopathic Laboratories of the Cbloa- \' ' . ' .
TOUAY IN WALL STREET; » ALL STREET. rim.-~IIal-lm .
Tennesseégf
Chino and National Lead, at gains or
1 1-2 to 2 12 points. United States
Steél was under steady pressur
“13‘9“ by :shsres had a slight sotback and law ;
M will like Union Pacific; Northern,
Pacific, Reading and Eric were 11-min“ .
Isl-11 lower. Estmhem Steel. on
t aliaae‘ that, dropped II to
e,\0llf
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