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Our latest cut of .Sac} Suit
,1, Black Cheviots, S 8.50
,Fancy‘ Cheviots, 1.50
. Imported Cheviots, "3.00
idFancy CheviOts, 8.00
Imported Cheviots, l2.00
All-wool Suits. too, as
’ low as 6.00
Our Clothing
Is all of our own make.
We have the advantages
of New Yorkwork people
on our’ Clothing. The
best designers and cutters.
All new goods and bought
at close figures 1n the vesy
best market.
OVERCQATS.
We
big trade on Uvercoats this
Fall,
fine display of
have planned for a
and our
Kerseys and
Oxford Mixed
will
,. Coatings
captn'ate any-
one who is
looking for real
upto-date style
We are ready
to show you a
splendid line of
DB. Sack Suits
for business. A
popular style in
Blue Cheviot is
particularly
good. You can~
~1 not go amiss if
you select one of this style for
comfort and all around general
use. “
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DRESS SUITS.
We call attention to a very
neat and plain Clay Diagonal,
just the thing for Dress wear,
and as wehave a variety of
styles, shapes and prices, it is
certain we can. please your
pocketbook, and our ability to
fit perfectly is too well under-
stood to need further mention.
All our gobds are every way
guaranteed.
TROUSERS.
A careful survey of
the stock shows us a
complete line of nov-
elties and staple
goods at prices that
are right.
Men's trousers as low in
price as $2. 00 for real service-
able, well made goods. Also
all the finer qualities up to
thata glance
will 5 ii ow
you their
real value.
The quality
and make is
of the best,
and they are
all made for
us right here in town.
Furnishing Goods.
A complete stock of all de-
sirable goods. The very‘newest
things in Neckwcar, Gloves,
Hosiery, Jewelry and Hand-
kerchiefs, Sweaters, Bicycle
Hose, Shirts, Night Shirts,
and the only store in town
where you can b11y-Bo3s’
Furnishing Goods.
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GLOVES.
You will find everything
here that you can think of
and prices you will at once
recognize as low. Our orders
for Gloves were, placed very
early,
have advanced we give you
the benefit of our early
buying.
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uMBRELLAs.
Our line of Hats is such
and although prices
EVERY SHAPE.
We run almost entirely on
one make of Collar. it is
the best and is in every way
guaranteed If not just right
we return your money for the
asking. Price, l5 cts. each,
two for 25 cts.
SUSPENDERS.
Our linesof
these goods
areiright, and
you can get
suited as low
as 25 cents
, for a real good
quality. Others at all prices.
SWEATERS
All colors, at popular prices.
Great value, at $l.25
Others, $2 and $3
all wool.
This isthe best and most
ourstock as choice
and fine a variety
of Boys’ Clothing
as you will see'if
you search the
big stores in New
York and our
pricesj‘ just as low.
Children’s School Suits, 2,
$2.50, $3, $4 and $5, of
goods we have tried and know
they are right. Extra pants
to match suits if bought at
same time—but we always
have a lot of odd pants at very
low prices.
TUXEDO.
\Vhere else
in the city can
you buy Boys'
Tuxedo Dress
Suits?
\V e have
everything for
boys!" wear, in-
cl u din g all
kinds of Fur-
nishings and
’Up-To- Date
Styles.
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'REEFER SUlTS
for little fellows.
3 to 8 years, a
\special style of
\our own and ex-
fl , _
FALLM'sufi-fs: Business’Sul‘Esp: 13.1.11“... _ ' “'3 'Eéhmdaf'éa—UITS save Dop’ ,1’11. ’
You Know, you can find 1n Everything for.Boy That“
is our aim, and we canappply
everything necesary in Cloth-
ing, Furnishings and Hats.
it ,is'zthe largest
store of ths 'kind
, in the city, and we
'are in close touch
with Best & ,Co., of
New York, where
by telephme' we
can order anything not in
our stock. ,
Cape Overco‘ ts
A sensible real cold eather
coat, made in both fiie and
cheapg «ratios of cloth and the
always popular
ULSTER.
‘9 A piam but good
style for schaol or
driving. We have
this style as low as
$3 each, for ages
.6 to 13.
We' aré
Building Trade;
And having established
confidence in on" deal-
ings, we are determined
to keep 11p the‘ standard
of quality and low prices.
if a customer is at all
dissatisfied with anygoods
Hunt & Zelufl‘
TH E WELLKNOWN
Wholesale and Retail:
FISH and
MSTER Dealers
10f connecticut.
. ALSO“
Horse nans‘n Ground.
Pure Maple Syrup.
Pure Tomato 1. Catsup,
Pickled Oysters.
TELEPHONE, 40-11.
La Grippe
i Cured
n—m: BY -,
is 1
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Rheumatism Cured by
ACETON.
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Nonrulgin Cured by
. ACETON.
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ACETON.
ACBTON
is the great. remedy where pain in n promii
.., nent symptom.
' ACETON
ll put up in, boxes of 12 powders ouch!
' . ACETON
is cold by 3.11 Phi-tad, and at whole
lobby
m ing. , 1 \n
’ THE TANGLED SKEIN
“1‘1.
of our lives is no more intricate—11nd
probably less beautiful—than , some
of the fates designs in Wall Paper with
lwhich we to ready to grace your walls.
Make plain or unsightly walls to become
pictures of beauty by the use of some of
these elegant patterns.
Artista’ Materials.
Pictures and Picture Framing.
Painting, Paperhnngiug and Decorat-
Decker,
79 Washington street, South Norwall.
wacous.
Buggies. Photons, turnips
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
pace. to Suit "1111.
CALL AND REE run. 1
Hrlenroji'iiiy
NIWLINI Ol‘
Baby Barrlagu and llofrlgmtm
AT
Raymond 8: Sons.
mammary-ma.
hnltarolhlmuldolonlfuem
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7 PLACED UNDER A STRANGE SPELL.
' shut thcdcor. Mrs. Ruddsoonexperienced
‘dreu.
Women Yield to Their Influence
and Are Robbed.
Mn. Rodd of New Brunswick Lives in
.075 to I Strungo Girl, and Min ltedd
Unrnhtlngly Allow: a Strange \l 0111:!)
to Tulro Her Best Cloth“.
New B111'ssw11111.x..l., Dec. ~;.——l1‘nr
three wockstho friends and relatives of
Mrs. P‘runk Redd, who live in New arroot,
near George street, havu noticed that Mrs
Redd seemed to ho grieving over sonic-
thing. She hm been exceedingly depressed
and occasionally has shown signs of being
under a tense mental strain“ Miss liar
riot Redd, hor l‘l~ycnr- old daughter, d1:-
clincd at first. to say anything of 111112
.mOthor' 5 condition, although she 1111101111 :‘l
to understand the 1111110. Last. evening
however, both hroko slivncu and told this
remarkable story:
A young gypsy Wom 111 called at tho
Rodds house thruo weeks .1110 yesterday
and asked Mrs Rudd and her daughter
if they did not. wish to have their fortunes
told. The gym} was short and stout,
brown haired 11nd qplté nttr: totivu Both
answered horquvstinn in tin- not: 1t1vu
but this did not satisfy her The daurvh-
tcrluftghc room, nnd the stranger and
mother worn aluno to;cthor.Tthyp.~1y
n queer sensation. The strrngor lixrd bur
eyes upon her and made it few passes with
the bonds and had her in l111r power. She
then asked Mrs. Redd for the handsome
sateen spread that covered tho sofu. The
victim says ahccould not. bring hursolf to
my llNo H
The stranger took the spread, saying
she would bring it bucL. Mrs. Rodd did
not want toloso it, but could not summon
her will power to deny the gypsy tho nrtl-
ole
Compelled to Give Up Money.
The next Wednesday morning the gypsy
returned, butnwlthout the spread. She
brought with her another gypsy woman
in few years dor than herself. The young
gypsy engage Mrs. Rodd in one room,
while the newcomer tried her powers
upon Misc Rudd in another Mrs. Rodd
was commanded to giw up her money.
She said at first that she had none. The
gypsy contradicted her and ordered her to
get the money at once. Mrs. Redd went
up stairs and took from n hiding place
8275, all the money she bad This she
gave to tho gypsy, who then went away.
Mounwhllo the daughter was havingn
similar experience with the other gypsy.
The old woman asked her what color: in
light dresses ihl' had. Miss Rodd replied:
“White, cream color and pink. "
”lwant the wink art-1311.60 and got it, "
commanded t woman.
Mill Redd tarted 11p stairs for the
Just t5 ll] the doorbell rang, and
lummonlng‘ 11‘. her resolution Miss Rodd
wont to the front door instead of her
wardrobe.
, ,de admitted mailer—om;
, woman had an arm and n ‘l'cot force by
understand ”1410 11110121- nctions of her
friends. 5110 said to day that they up-
pcarcd to he in a-trnnco.
Mrs. Rodd is not a woman 11f high edu-
cation nnd could not explain her exact
feelings beyond saying that sho "felt like
a fool." Mother and daughter' kept. the
matter a profound secret from the rest of
the family, none of whom. except a baby.
had been of. home when the gypsles came.
The secret lily like a burden upon Mrs.
Rudd'a'mind until yesterday. when she
told the story to hur son.
Wliuntho son heard the story, houn-
dcnvorud to comfort and reussure his
mother and succeeded to 11 certain degree,
although Mrs. Redd is grieving still, not
over her material 1095; but, as she says,“
"To think that! had no more spunk."
The neighbors any that Mrs. Redd always
has been a woman of pnsitiw character.
They cannot understand how she was in:
fluenced to giro her property to a ntrun~
‘gcr. “
Sullnbury’l Reply to (lluoy.
Lomiox, llue. li.-—-The papers publish 11
statement which says it has been learned
that the reply of Lord Salisbury to the re-
ocnt note of Secretary of State Oiney relu-
tlvo to the Venezuelan question, which
reply is now on route to \\ nshlugton, dis-
cusses at length the history of the ques-
0
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Ladies’ divorfditersp. .251: and 50c to $.50.
Our newlin of Ladieo’
Kid Shoes is beyond question the finest' in Norwalk.
Our Ladios’ Calf and Seal Shoe, at $3.50, for winter,
not be forgotten.
A new Cloth Top Shoe, at $3,
The best line of Gent’s $2 serviceable Cork Sole Shoes
ever saw. We want you to see them.
Y our Slices Shined Free.
OLSEN BRO$.
MD 3 EAZETTE BULLDINB.
All colors and qualities from $ 7-50- A perfect display of new i . _ . . é faCtli' right for purchased of us we would
. y. ‘ . ‘ . . ’ . , popu ar shut made. We . - ,- .-
finest to the cheapest. 55 We call speCIal attent1onft0 goods for the useful iiol1da3 rec ommend them specially for Pismail boys. apprec1ate1tpf repc rted at
3 fine Black Cord—made 0" G1ft btlStllCSS and the kmd for dress occasions. Satisfaction ASk TO 580 once. that we may make
to 520' dress I»““'P°59”i“"cc 55-50- everyday. guaranteedoryourmoncyback _ them. suitile remuneration.
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Has a new line of those Children‘ 3 Tan and Black Leggins,a
$1.2
$31.
Twentieth Century Enamel and
must
that is perfection itself.
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’ lilillWllK, Gilli"-
tion for 40 yours and intimates that Gram.
Britain (1008 not depart from tho view
that tho Soho: 1hnrgk boundary marks the
minimum 01‘ the territory she possesses in
that region.
Fplrlt Mediums Exposed.
New YonK. Doc. it—Wr. Richard Hodg-
nou explained at the Societ y For Psychlcnl
Research how the Italian peasant wcmun,
Eucapsln Pnlndlno, performed the spirit-
unlistlc 11111.11... which foiled scientists. The
means of which she tapped people and
jingled musical instruments.
' Nlno Murderers to Bo Shot.
EL PASO, Tex, Doc. 6.—Nlna Mexicans,
the murderers of a Mormon elder near the
Ch unhnn colonies a month ago, have
been captured by tho rurulcs and brought
to Guided Juarez, where they will be shot.
The older was defending hi0 property
from thieves, when they murdered nn1
burned him.
FOR THE LATEST STYLE
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TH E0 OLSEN.
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1 Injured by u Boiler l'xploclon.
Brunvnnr, Ills, Doc. 11—5111 1111m-
woro injured by the explosion of a boiler
in the engine house of the New Athens
Coal company. Jacob Emlg unddlenry
Sands nrc not. expected to recover. Tha
other nien were less sin-lonely injured.
No cause for the explosion lo known.
Peru's Polltlcul Afl‘ulfl.
1.1.1111, Peru, Doc. 6.—The extra session
of co gresl was opened hero, and the loc-
ro President Ploroln'c manage
ukln for approval of the budget and for
other moo-um and for the creation of
Infllolent revenue to enact the room of
the fauna Arlen territory from Chile.
C. II. Alothorpo has just finished letting
upnhrmou, Jr., steamboat» inn. B.
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Nowhere' in Norwalk can you go
thing in the Hardware lino choc r or
better than we can supply you wl
All our goods are the work of 1d
manufacturers, and the prices have been
subjected to a test of compcrlm
shown that our claim in the forcgo ng in
fully warranted by these facts. .
42 South mai‘n2,t..'
innrnrntnsut 811101.
any-
If in want 01
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BUILDERS’mARD' RE,
Call at the Old Stand.
Norwalk Chronicler