one as as so. and liner
is? small use m sad Vlslally
,m our mm mm
‘ freshmen-coma Washington I»
‘ I mood as Comatook’s hat factory will
M up neat Tuesday on steady Work.
, William A. Hendricks, of West Nor-
miell from his wagon one day this
‘ m, and struck his left leg on one of the
hill. bruising the member very badly.
The gospel meeting at 87 Chestnut
street, tomorrow afternoon at 3:15 o’clock.
will he led by Charles Benedict. The
topic will be “Good Cltlzonahlp.”
A daughter was born yesterday to
Ticket Agent and; Mrs. George Harris.
Lowestreet.
The police gathered in two suspicious
tramps. last night. who have been hang-
lag around town for a Week. They were
released upon promising to leavo town. ,'
Highway Commissioner McDonald came
toNorwalk yesterday and inspected the
new Telford road. It will becompleted
by Wednesday.
' William Grace, who was arrested in
Norwalk for drunkenness, settled his case
upon paymeatof costs.
All ladies and gentlemen interested in
the Rebekah degree lodge, are requested
tomcat tonight at 7:30 o’clock. in Butler
‘ _ ,Proom.
launder. Encampment. of Stamford.
Hiring, three candidates here Monday
ight,'for Colfax Encampment to confer
the third degree on. Refreshmnents will
be served and a good time is expected.
A. H. Theile. G. F. Bearer and W. F.
Hoyt, of Sherman Council, Royal
Arcanum. went to Bridgeport last. night,
and witnessed the institution of Gilmore
Council, No. 1.664. There are forty-seven
members. The grand regent, assisted by
the grand lofilcers, instituted the council.
and Seaside Council initiated the mem-
bers. A supper followed the ceremony.
Charles B. Parmeioe has left the employ
,of the Nor-walk Street Railway com‘
pany. Motorman Gilbert iiorton
takes his place as conductor.
and Conductor Silas Gray goes on as mo‘
torman, while John l-lannigan becomes
regular conductor.
“Tholatted Calf" made quiteu hit at
the Norwalk Opera House. last night.
The company ls‘sn unusually good one
for a traveling combination, and the piece
isa success. The situations are decidedly
comical all the way through, and the
specialties introduced were all clever.
The whistling soloist was particularly
good and the singing and dancing was
up‘to~datc.
At. the convention of Theta ill-ltn (Yhi
at Boston, on Wednesday, i'rol'. (Y. A.
Hurstrom, Hobart College ’Rl’», now of
Norwalk, was unanimously re—electcd
president. ii. 1". Mansfield. Yale 'llli, formv
crly of the Norwnlk Military institute,
was rc-electedsecretury. Mr. Ilarstrom
was also chosen one of the committee of
live to arranfc for the celebration of the
semiceutennial of the birth of the fur
ternity, to be held at the next annual
convention of the society.
At the wedding of Miss Pauline Smith
and Edwin Carr, at. the home of the bride
on Cross street. South Norwalk. Wednea
day evening, by Rev._.9. M. I’egg, oi Sag
Harbor. L. l., the bridesmaid was Miss
Nettie Burr. of Greenwich, who was
gowucd in pink silk and carried pink
tones. The maid of honor. Miss Annie
Smith. was attired in white silk and car-
ried aprettily-arruuged basket. of ilmvers.
The bride’s costume was of white silk
adorned with white roses and orange blow
some. Charles Smith. a brothcr oi the
bride, Wall best man. Miss Jennie Allen.
of Green’s Farms. rendered thcwcddlng
march.
(NORWALR NEWH UN FlF'i‘ll I'Alil'IJ
A Feminine li‘lrn lirlgzulr.
\Vnsao, rim-dun. lllm n l'cminlno llru do
partInI-nt. 11-. dollo- l'ullslwl or lllllng foul
grout ml»: which cul.>-llllllc lho won-r sup
ply in cow of lirc. They stand in lwu con
tlnuoue llnw from the who in tho Inlzo,
about lhrnr lilul‘ln mmy. «mo lino planning
the full burial-s ml the olhcr sending
them back. Win-moor lhn llro alarm
lolllllls, Hwy am oll‘jmcd Iocomo out, no
matter what the another may ho. lhc
daughtor oi the lions-i all troll as tho serv-
lng mold. and ditch tlselr sltlrts lrocm llllo
bark from the water moi the cold. if the
men are away. they not only carry the an»
tar, but brlugout lhc howoml ladders and
work the pumps.
' I
‘ Homemade Bap.
Hart all drlpplngs of fat from mmklog.
moors salt lI-om fut Ly boiling in souls
water: the next day than the {at from the
water. Put a plate of oatm- In no earthen
vessel. in which dissolve 2 «learnt lye. 'l'hr
iyowlll make the wstor very hot. hen
lukewarm. pour lyo moor into it q
warm strained lat. stir one way live lulu-
lhs, when it will be the «insistently of
aoftsuq. Do not sIh- longer. or ltwlll
Mia. Pour into a has. first lilting a
pleeaof whltsnmslin In it. Keep in a
warm place clmly altered all hours. it
“than are followed, any one using this
leave will be very much vim.
revels
tun actually on holieswltsa
'8‘
.’A
ll
in
mots
“tends, and
fl WWW Tulle
new , use ““1 '“
stunt accompaniments“.
Slllllltll
vault “on noun u
m: tau all or at man.
Boll-Call oi Iemllers and Proballoam at tile b
East Avenue Church—flaps and listens
of a Day on the Other Side oi the lllver.
The Sentlnel is on sale at the East Nor-
wallr poetolilce by irving Smith. with
whom items of news for this column can
also be left.
The roll-call of the members and probe-
tioners of the East Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church will beamost interest—
ing f ture of the service tomorrow mom-
lug. he pastor will read the list of three
hundred names from the old church re-
cord. The Sacrament will follow the
roll-call. in the afternoon Rev. A. J.
Smith will meet the class of probationers
in the parlors of the church at 3 o'clock
for an hour of instruction. “Forgive-
ness" will be the subject of the meeting.
Rev. Charles Benedict, who entered tin-
junior class at Drew Theological school,
Madison, N. J.. and who has been spend-
ing his vacation at his home on Osborn
avenue, will preach in the evening. The
subject of his discourse willgbe “Lost
Opportunities.”
About seventy~iive Bpworth Leagucrs
assembled last night at the home of Miss
Evelyn Hawkins, Seaside Place. the
occasion being a Thanksgiving social.
Among the features of the evening were
a piano solo. which was llnely rendered
by Mrs. Edward Godfrey. and a recitation
by Charles Benedict that well deserved
the hearty applause which followed. He
gave as an eucoren humorous selection
entitled “ Filz's Warning." A shadow
pautomimewhich graphically depicted the
trials of Mary Jane. was greatly appreciah
ed by the audience.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank iian'iord returned
from their wedding tour Wednesday
night. and the boys gave them II serenade.
Mr. lianford did not.respourl. and fearing
another visit had Constable Conley ata-
tioned at the house all Thursday night.
but no one called. Today Mr. and Mrs.
iiauford moved to New Britain.
v Native white turnips, 80c bushel at ll.
Joaelovsky’s, East Norwalk.
Charles Harris. of the Washington street
bridge, was jumping oil the embankment
at the Washington street creasing.
Thanksgiving day, when he fell in the
sand and injured himself.
llev. John (‘romiish and \liic, of Hart-
ford. are the guests of Mrs. Henry Sey—
mour. They will remain with Mrs. Sey-
mour during the winter. '
('. W. llei'ouul. of East.uvcnuompcnt
yesterday in llridgcport and New Haven.
Mia-IS S. 'l‘illotson, of East Norwulk.
was the guest of Mrs. S. 1. Mills of Anso-
niu. Thursday.
The annual business meeting of the
Adventl'hrlslianclmrch will be held next
’l‘hursday night.
.1. l‘.
ll‘uwkins. of Seaside place. is in
New York touiuy._m___~_
Alfred ilorsoy,oi Washington. (Tom...
is visiting iv}. l‘l. liorhnni, First avenue.
Raymond Brothers have llllcll in lllc
wall; in front. of their property on Van-
Zundt m'enue with concrete.
LIs'r or nervous '
lie-Insulin“ uncalled for at the iollowlomsmt-
("“006 for the week ending Nov lill. lllvfi. Pat-
was calling for any of these letters will please
say llmv are advertised:
NUKWALKuMIss Alice ('larh. E ll. llolc.
Frank Mcitachero. l.» W. Walon. ITALIAN—-
Franco-co llehloml dlMlulIole, Michele For-
nIoio. M|I2helo Uerlcslo.
W. ll. MALONE. l'. M.
Hlill’i'll NORWALK ~Mre. (Shir. lienodlol.
Mrs Edward llronnau. Ill l-“slrvlew avenue. it.
ll. duller. Wm. ll. lllcscl. Mfr. Allce bulimia.
.1. room. Mrs. Mary Johnston. Lizzie honor.
John J. Hill. iiobt. l‘» Vow. Mrs. l). T. Vall.
ltd. (:arrlgan. Miss Kittie lileaney. Mrs. J. a,
iloughlon. 'l‘uoe. Malia .care of . ohn Uonlln.
ll. . illch-Slllll'l‘. l'. M.
‘. -i'l..I"iIl‘Il'ilm'I-i‘ - > ...
I ‘l i'
\l I . 0. mm o I) in» If lvmh lumltfor-
lllni
A “ tied ”
CHAIR
may let you down;
besides it is unsightly and unrelia.
ble. Better mend it with glue that ie:
firm as a rock and sticks “ till the
cows come bane."
EPAG 7'
.tlallhfiu LU 5
Ten coalition u in may. 6
Case with esters rover an Methanlca.
TO ADVERTISERS.
Changes esnwt be
.taedthofidaymy
chaos—sell dunasll {see .
Wm"- l-
Preachers sail their new is Nowell:
cummrmrm.
Eon-rs NORWALI COIOIUAI'IODIA West
bani
avenue and West streets. Rev. Gerald ii.
Ph.D.. . Borvoee mailmaand'nal
. nan: Iglléi ay school.“ ‘
m.Y
tyo hristlan Endeavor in an It all)
. In. Hub t. "is my Heart Rlsht with God?"
der. Ias K. Snick- Morning "river.
'Llfo of the iiplrit." Evening. service tor
nuinesa Iurn: Iherne.“ls ('hrlltlsahy Fitted
0 Produce successful Business Real"
Bonn-a Noawam Mnuonurr. West avenue.
near Garner. Rev. A. S Kavanaghmaetor.
Divine service. will a. m.. 7:30 p. rn.: euaduy
school. 12 noon. Moraine. observance of
Lordsflup r. Evening. illustrated sermon
on Pilgrim s Progress. ‘
l-locru NouwanaRM-risr.We-at avenue near
Pine street. luv. ll. 0. dherwood. actor.
Sort-loos lllflla. ill. and 7:“) p. m; undny
school. in rn.: Young People‘s rillclety or
Christian Endeavor prayer meeting. 6:31) p. In.
Mornlnmobservauceof ! ord's Hopper. itvea-
ion on“) cl t. "Tho New Citizenship."
Noswaex Mnrnoms-r. West and Mott ave-
nues. Nev. A. u. Wyatt. pastor. Service.
llklll. Evening service. mo p. In. Sunday
school. l2 m.; Epworth league meeting. lull)
D. “It
'l'quI'rv Erracomo. West street and Fair.
field avenue. South Norwalk. lluv. F. W.
Norrie. rector. rlunday service. loll) a. rn.:
Hunday school, 12 o‘clock noon; lloiy Com-
munion on the first Sunday of the month.
mm) a. m. Evening Prayer. 7p In.
Norman: COIGIIEOATIOI‘AL. come. Park
mndllewla streets. Rev. '1’. K. Noble. D. i.. as-
lor. Services at loom. In. and 7310 p. III.: .. un-
day school. 12:1!) p. m.; Y. P. rl. (' I'.. Hill
It In. anlng subject.“l‘hr Vision oi the
t’ll‘lley“ EVeaIug subject, “The Battle of
. ti
GIIACI: Emeooraa. Beiulen avenue and Cross
street. Normlk. Rev. hi. 1'. Watkins. rector.
lst Sunday in Advent ti a.m., iloly Com-
munion; llwl s. m.. L‘t my and holy (Vom—
muulon; 2m..rlunday rcllofllHl p. III. Bible
study for moons!) p. m .‘Evea-rlong, anthems
and address by hi. ilev. 16. Talbot.
Nouwana BAPrIs-r, East avenue, opposite
Green. v. F. E. Robbins. [laston Ser-
vices. ilk-Ila. m. and 75m . m.; Sundayschml.
i2 rn.: early prayer meet as. will a. nu; young
eoplo‘a meeting at 8:1” p. In.
Easr Avnnnn MnaonIs-r. near VanZandt
avenue. East borwalk. Rev. A. J. smith. pus.
tor. Punching 10:11) a. m. and 7:3" p. In.; hun-
day school.” nl.; young people‘s meeting «:30
b. in.
81‘. Mauv‘s. P. 0., corner of West avemle
and Chapel street. horwullt. Low Max-Is. 7 a.
In.: Children‘s Mullahs” lb. "1.; High Mass.
i011)a.m:Vespcrs. 3:!) p. In.
Room Norman; R. i?.~MnslI‘ Iiall. Rev. J
ll. Winters. Daelor. Muss atti and llI::l0a.In
ST. PAUL’S EPXSCOPAb. Church fluent, (lppn.
site the Green, Norwalk Rev. 8. B. Pond.
rector. Holy l'onnnunionflzln a. In..and vii
first rundav in the IIIonIh. Second celebration
(choral) with sermon. 10:30 a. rn.: on other Sun-
days, Morning Payer. thauy and sermon,
llh.) a. rn.: Sunday school. 12 m. in the
l unacu or Ono. flow rlsvmun. choral
evan-sona without sermon. 735 p. In.
Sr. Annunw'e Monies. at James McAllle-
ler‘s residence. Winnl mull. Sunday school.
Bill p. in.: Charles Ch than, superlnchIde-nl;
Arthur ii. Chlllexu. Ilsslstani: Miss Evelyn Mu
Allister. organist.
Bump [liven CHAPEL.
George W. Knapp; assistant superllltendenl:
James Lyoetl: or'aulat. Miss Clara lilies.
assistant organist hire. ‘lheo. Rogers. Sunda-
schoul. xi . m.: Tonal: People's Society o
Christian Endeavor meeting. ml!) 9. In; Prayer
meeting. Sunday eveningat 7:11).
(lunar Burner. Quintard Building.
corner Wall and Knight streets. Norwalk.
Rev. Johnson W. Hill, pastor. Morning ser.
vice. 10:45 a. rn.: evening service. 7:30 p. III..
Bonds school. 11:?!) p. m : Y. P. S. tr. Bulls!) p.
m. L terary. 'i‘nesdsy. 8 p In Lulles‘ Aid
society. Wellnesdav. ii p. In. Pray or meetln .
Thursday. 8 p. In. All are cordially invite .
No.2 Lnxxsornx Avasrr lllblo clam and
Sunday sclIool.rlIInIlIIy' a-Iernnon at 3 o'clock.
Wednesday evening. prayer and conference
meeting. 7:30 o'clock.
onsn'r l‘nuomas. Van'lmndl avenue. Emil.
Norwulk. i'reachln . lllzilll a. m. and 7:30 p.
In.: Sunday school l'~ in. Young i‘cople‘s nicel-
lng 62;” p. m.
()osonnonIosAI. Mlssion. Sprinlrwlrod
Union Chapel, Ely uvenum av. line-o. parlor.
iiungarlau services. Sunday. at moo a. iii. and
5 p. m.: 'l hursday at Till) o‘clock.
Hr. PAUL’S Motown Vuu'lntudt and Osborn
avenues. EastNortvsl . Sunday schmldzno p,
In. A cordial welcome to all.
Srmsuwoon Umon (MIAMI. lily avenue.
South Norwalll. rlunda)‘ School. tin!) p. 111..
evening service. Tzlll p. m.
Eas'r Nouwaax Swamsu ('ONHKEGATIONAL.
Riverside avenue. liov. l). lllmlcgren, ms-
tor. ilervlcos at 101:!) n. In. and 7:2» I. rn.: . on.
day school, on; p. In.; young ploplo s toasting
at u p. m.
AFRICA! tin-noms'r EI’lfil’Oi‘All.
flirt-Iii Norwulll. llcV. l. Sands pastor.
Preaching. will a. rn.: Sunday school at ltlll p.
rn.: prayer Ineollng at llzlll ll. III.; preaching at.
7:1!) p. m. Hpcclul music will be rendered by
the choir. Heal» free.
liln'rscna fivuumnscnn Hr. Prmu»
Kiltl'lnt. North Main elm-cl. I-‘uulll Norwulli.
Nosetllrd pastor. lioliemllenuw: Nonllllun
llllllla. ill.unll7 p. In. tinnulngnochllle 12m.
Mlltwm-h Abcudprmligl, 7 m p. In. lieut-
echer Unlerrh'hl lordle tchm-ludr: lilonelags,
Mlllwoclm. ilouuel hit“!!! 4 to in p. In.. Saluatags
ll to 12 It. In.
Grimm Evsrmammi. Sauvmss. llelrl
every Sunday uilcromm ul '! o‘clockdu Swedish
('Alilul'iiflfllllinlll church. East. Nunvalh. All
arocordlall lnvllod. Hillll‘fl'm‘llilfll at 102:!)
o‘clock.ln qulwn‘n llall.:r.' .‘lleelnut street.
(LA. ilroollmcler pastur-
(fllluerun \‘onau Man‘s Lemon. Knud-
arn‘sllsll. l‘hI-stuut alrcel. houth Norwalk.
Iloepel lilo-cling Sunday afternoon. llll'l lo oz: l.
Noblecl. "The Werihot llclng Aldo llhlly
No " H. l). liaileyaiuvllcn
Yolmo Man's l‘lmurruu Alfllllllh’i'llifl.“
Lm-hmwl'a iiall, Wall street. Nov-walk. lllhle
class at. :i p. m.'. limo: service all p. III.
Superintendenl:
Knight
The rush of 'l'lppmlm ill-lo, who was ac
cased oi defrauding Springtvood pcnplc
in selling them plated for gold rings. dhl
not come up yestorday alternoon. lo the
Town (‘ourhae the attorneys could not at
tend to it.
oarfi'fi chillies.
New lot in Blue and lllock.
$0.00 To es 1 0.00.
Tailor-made. latest at is. satin inlets
and sleevel nlngs.
lllsrenel Worsted lulu lo Illll
. smallest.
$8.50 A. SUIT.
All great bargains. Call and esamlne.
H . GOODWIN ,
no WASillSU'i‘ON STREET.
oil ly
lal on hills.
1m- mae. we: ~th
ha , as
. K, .
”Em *'
HOUSEFURNIHING DEPARTMENT.
The success of this department has
both useful and oramentsl.
¢
Trinket Sela. Smoking Sets. Tea Sets and
Belle-oh China for decorating. ‘
Lamps of all kinds. Toilet Ware.
Table Cutlery of all kinds.
Full line of lie and Wooden Ware.
Our Famous Oll Heaters
just the thing for cold weather. We have them in all sizes, prices from 82.5010 810.
Special Sale of Towels.
We have just placed on sale 60 dos
made three prices on them, 150, 200, 25c.
The cheapest towel in the lot Is worth 25c and many of the better ones are worth 50c each.
TRISTRAM db HYA
no. ,2
7 guanine.”
i-lOYT’S THEATRE
MONDAY, DECEMBER 2.
, Everybody in going tnsee \V. A.
BRADY'S I’rodigious Production,
The Bolton King.
By Sutton Vane.
Adelphia Theatre
Success !
IoJXIgIm in New York. no Nfllhle in lfoswn.
1le Sighlslu Chicago.
Revolution in Modern Stage Craft.
5“ cry of Heart int! ro-t Forclbly Told.
YIoiuee Leaven-of Comedy.
Cotton Mill in Full Operation.
Company of Unusual limellence.
Prices 350. File and 75c.
Seats now on sale at l’lalated's and Wood’s
drug stores. n26
The
London
WHEN YOI' Wlh‘il ANY
Butler, Bleeselali, Fresh Ens,
Salt Mackerel, Vegetables or
Piclles iii any kill all a
B A. Vision. Ell North Main St-
l’rlcee compare with quality.
FREE llElJVEliY.
bend metal and onlllplca will be sailingtte‘d.
u :‘lt
Second Sight
in u question for
scientists to discuss
and settle if they
can. it's our busi-
ness to aid your first
i‘éfix _
, Ni”, sight. in so far as
ILEDNHWI'U' Iumlo and
'. properly adjusted
glasses will relieve your eyes and lllflkl'
llicm do what is l‘l'qlllrl‘il of lheIII-msoe
I't‘l-ryllllllg from a'l‘lianksglving 'l‘urkcy
to n in cent piece.
:I I()\"1"§
Jewelry and 0plica|m§ggn
.-
* Enhancing."
HealEstale andlnsurance
WAHIIIHG‘I‘IDI li'l'flll'l‘.
Persona looking ioraiot. or house ndlm
will. the View or purchaslng. are lnvlod to
cell slid exatnlpe our list. We have them fov
sale in every part of the oily a! mmnahlv
prime and on user terms. null if
V o. u.“oon»‘s ' ....._.,
City Employment Agency.
to North Main street. South Norwalh.
Ladies and gentlemen desiring first closi-
hel In any on aollyrao obtain 1 name 1M-
MflpblA'l’ll. at the allure agency; also those
wishing positions. either male or lemale. can
secure employment.
WAIT!” IHMRDIA‘IILY
‘ i ll r iii are of age as nurse maid
a} min“ Idilld bi s’ years. 00ml position
to rlaht party
as seamstress or companion to lad :
that ion as housekeeper lit winner‘s
fibrils!» lass ref moose. Good home pro-
“all.” has... "a... l... .......
70 llorth sin street.
W to “Alienation.
...
Notice
SEALED PROPOSALS
l e and not until in
"l'nhiemov'hbiaii'd at. lectmen‘s ll?-
m6runwleh.00nn..
Fer alumna. e lead
Isabel-mtg. at}! in for the ' improvements!
coronal also seedles-
ees be en a
or at tho
* “a .Lalomomr Goons arose. w' ‘ * . I
tTfRAM & HYATT',
No.2 Gazette Building, Norwalk-
Ladies are Invited to Visit this do artmeut whether the intend module or n. t. .
ways glad to have them examine the new things which are argyle: every day. y p g ’ We are .1
HAViLAND CHINA.‘
Havlland Chins Dinner Bets, Ice Cream Reta,
. ,. .
been far ahead of our expectations.snd has hidnced us to‘add many new lines
Chocolate Bets, 'l‘a'Ta Sets. FlVB'O'ClOGk-Tt‘fl Set-. Writing Sets.
many odd Fancy places all in Haslland Cains. Also ainllline or French and
Dinner Ware in English and American Porcelain.
en sample Towels. Thielot contains almost every kind Towel made, We have
TT, The leading Dry Goods Store,
Gazette Building. Norwalk.
.Sllllililll & llllll,
THE PflPlllAli
DRY GOODS
—AND—
F-ll-ll-N-l-T-ll-ll-E H-ll-ll-S-E ‘
NllllWAlK ANll SilllTH NllRWALK,
SlillFlElll & HillT.
IT Is Room WE WANT
IN OUR
KITBHEN - DEPARTMENT
and as the lots advertised are all good goods and good values. we simply say to you
it is a good thing: push it along.
-——-—499——~—-—
300 extra large Decorated Earthenware Cuepidoreu. diiierent colors and styles
- they are quarlcr goods—cut price. llc each.
so ilraae Coat Hangers and Looking Glass combined. 50‘: is the value: the cut
price is 230 each.
15 Brass llaoqoet Lamps. all complete with Lace Trimmed Silk Shade, for
”Ailmwoiih nearly double the price asked. ,
60 Decorated Lamps, fount and shade to mach. regular dollar and a half lamp,
for “No.
1.000 No. 2 Parlor Burners for SI: each; just oaohalf the price.
50 Large Rocking Chairs, 200 each: worth 73’s.
:llll) V Inrgar Cluets for 100 each.
25 Toilet Bets. ll) places to set. nicely decorated, standard ’3 set. for Ol 98
2!! dozen Goblets. 290 per dozen.
loo dozen line Etched Table Tumblers. dozen.
lilo dozen Glass ind. Berry Dishes, at Bile dozen.
150 Glass Toothpick Holders for it each.
25 Clothes Heron. latest pattern, 750 each.
Big lot of special drives and outs in broken lots at Decorated Dinner and Tea
Sets.
to Carpet Sweepers, guaranteed to do the work ol’ any 83 sweeper and just as
well put together-«they have our ad stamped on them we want them to be known
in every household in the Norwallla-whlle they last the price will be its each.
W‘“
lion we want to call your W to just one drive in our
Dress Goods Dept.
ill-700 yardeot All Wool FANCY MIXYURES. scorcu resins. 00s.,
40luohes wide, goodwslght. good wearing sad guaranteed to glee satisfaction;
prior. for this week only. 294: per yard.
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Norwalk Chronicler