Butter-eaten. . .. M
All to pure-«so reaeonablew ‘
nice these Indoor evenings ‘
or w-uhiiigton‘ at.
~ 9'36; Norwalmx .
“ IIII’IIIIIIIIII
OTHeIi LOCAL New. an no: a.
A. J. Collins 8i. Company received a
handsome newiiiearse this morning.
Miss Mary Ganung. of Danbury. has
come to N01 walk to spend several
weeks
“'IJOHg island Ducks, 12%c
Hayes’s.
1b., 'll
Fred Addis of Brooklyn. has been a'
guest of Elliot I)el~‘oreat. of Main
street, Norwalh.
‘Miss May Fallon, of Spring street
has been entertaining Miss Emma An-
‘drews. of Bethel.
Hislop & Company today have an iii-
teresting ad. for the ladies of The I.or-
walks to peruse.
—~Pearl Hats, at O’Brien‘s.
. Misses Lillie Kieth IIIIILNt-ilie l)i.l-
hrow, of North Main street, have been
visiting in Newark.
Fiaiicis lledlent and Miss Carrie
lledieiit. of Center avenue have been
visulng in ltldgeiield.
Franklin Aeker and family. of New
York city, spent Thanksgiving with S.
M. Aller. of West street.
~Japanese Drapery. Printed Deli
.lms. Cretonnes. etc. We yd. M. S
Smith & Co.
Will W. Swords and daughter. llntn
Marguerite. are spending ll few days
with Mrs. W. ll. Swords
Douglas Fowler Post. G. .\ it. will
(‘lcct officers. Monday evening. lie-
freshments will he SCI‘VIId.
—-— Atalm Ildtks of all kinds. 75c to
$5. at ’l‘. J. Magner s.
lit-Iv. IIIIIl {\lIII. H. S. Taylor and:
and daughter are. guests of MI. and
Mrs. ll. ll. Golden, of West avenue.
Mr. anti Mrs. l-‘rank Wilson and son
Kenneth. oi Bridgeport. have been
guests of M r. and Mrs. John Boutou. of
Norwalk.
\. ___.____. .
‘ ~~A Great Bargain ili IIII
(‘hicllcring Piano. Price $225;
price $150. at J. W. Stiidwell's
Frank and Edward German. II:
South Nip-walk. who have-been spI lid
lug several days iii Daubtlry. rotuI-vni 'i
home yesterday.
l'pi ighl
fol Inei
The Salvation Army has returned to 3
its old hall. on the Washington street
bridge. Special services tomorrow iii
11, 3. and 8 o'clock.
I
~-Notice to i‘iionogranli and Groom 5
phone owners. Special sale of mu rec-
ords for title. today olily. Lockwood It:
free 51 Main street. Norwaln.
\lrs. MalicltIi llalduiu and danglil I
haIe icinineri home to Dunbury. lifici
a visit with tlicii son and biotlici
Charles if. llaldwln. of 104 West street.
South Norwalk
Mrs. Elizabeth Wade and son. 0.
West street. R. l.. Watkins and family.
of Day street. spent 'l‘hanlisglviug day
with Mr. and Mrs. John A. Watkins.
of Taylor avenue.
—~l.can Fresh Shoulders. 10c. 1b..
liayes's .
lit
Luncheon will be solved between it
and it) o clock tonight at the Old Iron
Hook and lIIIIldI-r Company's truck
house in illiviland street. All members
are invited to be present.
The annual election of officers of thi-
Seventli Regiment Union Veteran l'n
ion. will be held at
Monday. ht'tt‘llllltll
All eonirii‘ade
‘ont
3d. at 7:i.I p. In
Inc t‘XDt ctod to he pII-I-
.leiI'gest line of Mechanical l'l‘oys III
town. lluliIleI' It Wheeler.
SPENCER ”8 C0.,
The Jewelers.
3 MAIN 81“., NORWALK.
”l'WASHINGTON 811, 80. NORWALK
You will fiiid complete
when DEPARTMENTS
at. both or our atoms with rooms ea-.
iiiilr ntted lip for that purpose
i‘ nfimt‘ ’ilnprovoil mutiuids and eatlafno
mmrunteed. If you
North's studio.
Spectlu let Imii oyoginiufll sued by tile
_ are having
able with your eyes. if yfiur glasses
Mill is hlllilt a Farm“ of Elwood
' street. has been vlsitillll to New York.
Mrs. Paul G. Schiiltze, at South Main
street is visiting friends in‘ North flav-
en.
—~~Blli., bwfi, pearl Alpines. O'Brien.
Clinton Allen. of Whirl Hartford. iii
spending the Thanksgivlnll vacation
in orwalk. , ‘
Howard Knapp. of Riverside avenue,
has a large owl which he captured in
Broad River.
;. w—Dunlap. Youman Derbys. O'Brien.
Miss Edith Nickeraon. of New 'York.
has been a guest of her mother in West
Main street.
“ Mls. Frank Phillipson of Elm street
. Norwalk has been entertaining
fl leads from New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shearwood. of
New Rochelle. are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. P. Smallhoru. of Taylor avenue.
Wear Dr. Wil-
Il. Magner's.
wProtoct your feet.
iy's Hair insoles. at 'l‘.
. During the lire. last evening. the up
train was flagged until the hose could
be laid under the tracks in a trench
dog for the purpose.
Walter Filiow will have charge of
the Epwortli League service. tomorrow
evening at 6:30 o‘clock. The public
Is earnestly invited to attend these
meetings. ’
——Thc concert tonight at Still-to
vant‘s. is to he the last for this season.
Master Arthur H. Barnes, Jr. of
South Main street. attended the
Thanksgiving exercises and luncheon
on Wednesday, at the ii‘rocbei Kinder-
garten, Bridgeport.
A party t'omtmsed of
Kecler. George l..
Rutherford
Woodward, Charles
Sworfz and Spencer Adams. went to
Cannons. Thanksgiving night. and at
tended Ii reception.
"A Beautiful iiprlglit i'lano slight-
ly used at half pilcc . at ..l W Stud-
\vell‘s.
ltev. A. G. lloynton. of llocklaud
Mass. who is to preach at the Nor-
walk Methodist Church. Sunday even-
ing. is the son-liilaw of Andrew J
Hutchinson. of South Norwnlk
Lester and Maud lllll‘nhnm entertain-
ed many of their friends at their home
in Hayvlew avenue. last night. The
special features of the occasion wcrc
pantomimes and solo dancing. A sup
per was served.
whom be fooled with fake native
turkeys at fancy prices. We sell the
(same kind at 12‘...'_.c. lb. Hayes.
i ._..-_
'l‘lie prayer and praise meeting in
the Epworih parlor of the Norwnln
Methodist (‘hurch tomorrow moraine
at ilzfltl, will be led by Harry llyliigton
iCI crybody is invited to he preIcnI to
morrow morning.
i Another issue of bonds in complete
the new city hall III llI-idgcpoi-i \\il
probably be sought in the coming (it‘ll
crnl Assembly. it will probably re
quire at least Slufiyiid more, the first
issue having been iiiliiilmi'
*‘ilci'm‘t' purchasing your ('ill‘lI-Illliil:
gifts call at llulklcy & \\'lIeI-lI-r'.-i illi')”
,Ile stoic and inspeit lllI‘ll no II line of
toys, games and helium goods. EIIIII
lthlug flesh fionl thc niaiinfa‘ ton and
nuns light
i
i _.
Minks this season. arc all large and
lilt‘l‘iIiiV furred creatures. and IIIII'IiI-II
laily handsome in the color of tin-.fiir
Perhaps one l'I‘ltHUll is because lilf‘
streams have been low. and the niink~
have found fish easy to get III the lit't'll
pools.
Mr and Mrs. Woodbllly I;
iwhosc summer home is at Half
iisinnd. East Norwallz will give II
.Ilnnce. Monilai t‘\t‘llill,‘.{. llI-Icinller i?
for their daughter Mia's Sophie i..'lilt!
lIlI:II at tlII-ir lioIIIIi_ 715' Fifth il\t‘llilt'
New York
l.'.iII':IlIiII
\lll.-
lot of 'l‘IiIlII-III in town of
HR} 91: 5.
Daniel Benedict, of Washington
I-Ii'cct. who is now in the nineiy‘slxlli
year In his one went to Bridgeport.
Thanksgiving day. and had dinner with
Frank Sammie IIIIII family. Mr. ilciio
dict returned the same day. and did
not appear to he fatigued in the lead
by the journey.
i C‘lIIIiI-est
tiglfigt' Iii.
lIltebiielIi is to blue II hll'let‘t light
in}: system. The authorities have
been liIIthoIIIch to tt‘nil‘ilt'l with the
.litcliileid Gaslight Compain to supply
one fm three years. from such date an
said company is ready to supply the
name. not less than in? street lights
to be located. and the company to be
paid til oer liiiht per IIIIIIIIIII.
-——t‘.elitu' and Ladies' Outing lI‘lIIiilIol
Night Iii-canes. 75c upward. Flannel
Iitic and Percale \‘i‘rappers, like. M. S
Smith III Co.
The number of prisoners III the jail
ii? men and fourteen women. in t'flll‘ii
parativcly small for this season of the
rear. Sheriff lliiwloy says the oft-Inc
pressed idea that many men contrive
to go to lull in cold weather to secure
comfortable Ilillli‘lt'l‘h is not ”no in
many chaos. The number of prisoners
depends in a large measure upon the
activity of the authorities. M the|
present. time. l‘alrileld county is dull"
fl't‘t‘ from crime.
i. S. t‘onn. of Shelton. loilt II liiII- pair
of horses. on ’l‘uoaday. from what
neems to have. been an attack of men-
I iilgitio. lloih horses were apparent.
l_v all right Monday (in Tucson)
thev more Real to haul Ii load of logs
and both antidehlI manifested sizin- of
illusion. One gran no bad no quiekly
that It. was impossible to get it to its
cry. The other was brought to tile
barn-Ii but it well found Impossible to
save it.
Ne..-w‘
flares. .
wzchiokeua, 1.21/50. lb. .
' stable and it Was allot to end its mie-
srr‘ang cloak life I... ‘ ,
Winter Underwear. ,
Very Attractive values.
Some Stacking "Bills.
Blankets and Comforts.
Pay you to make a careful ln-
vestlgatl‘an.
NowIs from Notion Stack.
o
THE JACKETS. isletliingn II nI'Ilmted stainleus 10c pr.
“hm” r mm: inst 1m ’hmin IIIIIliI-a' seamless fleece lined stock
in . is li- links. double heel aild toe. lBhfiwail.
and makers are ”Hm-mg limit 5,”. Ladies. Iliipeiim quality fast cotora,
ilieuvI llI'I‘Ct.‘ liIiId stockings extra
plus stoth at big ri‘IdIIItions irIIIII double 501...... We 1,...“
cmh season 5 priits. illt‘ii H “‘I_i Ladies faulty polka dot and stripe
_ . . . colioll hose. ‘JI'IC plilr.
“"5 hm“ ”l‘” “‘11 i‘im‘dmi.‘ ”‘l‘” ("hildl'un’s ribbed stockings. guaran-
pri>c you:
feed last. and stainless. spliced knee.
Ladies‘ Melton cloth jacket in black.
131/20 I'Ia'r.
‘ lldi'c 'n Ill WU) rill . ~ .
blocs and Inns, iIII-rcI-rizcd sail-cu IIII- (h n i (l ”H" (“"hmmd
ed. $3.98.
stoc kings. spliced knee. durability
. I I . -I i
Ladies astrakliau ciotli jackets. glor- 81" H mwd‘ " lid I.
in silk lined. broadcloth iliiishI-Il scaliia. ”
$4.4M.
Ladies-C lienlvy iiIII cloth jackets. high
BLANKETS FOR YOU.
storm collar. latI-I-lt cut. so. in. i' , ~
. . . I I I* I II . ;
Ladies iIliII k be‘raIe Iloili jaI kcts 1“)” mm l mm ‘1‘!" ““1
blaI-k. satin lined. $7.93. ~I.Iiilc cvrciiclli value». to siIoII'
SOME CAPE BARGAINS.
lIadcs‘ rough astlakhan capes. twill
IIIII. Money back Illl ever) pair
will if ilIIi III-I'iccilI Ialixiavtnil'v.
(Ircy or Iiliite IliIIiII-t blankets. good
:‘ 5.... -. ‘ 1' vi . .
iriihiriiliiiidti-gllaliinhii ”gm“ in l lumcd 5 size, I-xcellI-ni weight. varioun colored
Ladies” fine silky listraltllan capes. I “OTM'E‘; 4"" "J and Mohair.
illorin silk lined fur trimmed. $tl.9.\l‘. l ’1'“) cotton “ll“iki‘iiy “"4 Nile. Illi't'
- l-Idics' Double faced golf capes 'iissortuient of colors. Just the thing
$4 ,3; ‘ ' "for bath robes, EISI.
ll-I I-xlra hcnvv donII-t blankets I-dr.
r-Il nicely. finished with pink.
Ind boidelis. Si. iii '
i iii white pool lII-II\\
blue or
WINTER UNDERWEAR.
.. . . . I weight t'uli»
iiicrcs III‘tIvIlI lll liic lllltit‘l
foinia blankets. III pei centt wool.
“H”- WNW". 'l‘iiei’t'di l“. ”mu. edges neatly finished with silk binning.
. . . »lII pink. blue, red or yellow l)Ol‘tli'ih‘.
activity when the lit‘\\‘ UlI lilt'st‘ 3;; iii.
Mr. .I.
from
sh :l".
ll-~i \Ililtc all “Utii blankets
lent grade and warranted to be
,Svll't'li‘il stock usually :Iold at
tht‘L‘iai. $3. ill.
1
particular loin get IiiIrIIIIIi i‘II-ni
IllIIicI‘IIcIII \iiillt'N I‘I‘cl' Illicit-Ii U\‘
or Ilzlr I'Ilitlilei's.
women's vesrs AND PANTS. l
\"omeu‘s heal I .lelsoy IIiIhId liI-ccc COMFORTS FOR YOU-
llIII- -d Icsts anti pants ‘.3.’.Iv eaIlI. i
I
\\ omen 5 white inI-iiiio shaped II it.»
and pants iiu I-aI-li
Largo I-liinlz calico comforts. nicely
nlndc filled with white cotton. like.
\it I allco I'IIIIIfortII. made up III .IIII-
ladies' l‘must Mills~ \\t10|.lt'li-l'_\' Ill) :0 Ilisigns filled IIiliI \Ihitc cotton.
in»! \ests and paints. III Ivll "II III on .\ .m ““1“ _‘ red baI I, $l. 1‘).
7 .I I-IIIII i SiikollnI IoIeIoIl conilolts. tilt‘i so
Ladies i“‘“uil ii .\lill< .‘l(l‘.‘s‘t .‘ Illi‘III 'iivlotil bucil mm” ”mm” filling ”Nun”!
III plain all IIIIoi Ienis and punlN 1'“ or illlt‘ hell. of Si 2'3.
lloIs' lIInIy llt't'tt lined, Izhiita IIIIII‘ “l.“ ”Imp... Hut-Jpn... ,.(,\-._.l~,.d cour
drawers. spII..ial value at ‘_.w each lI‘IIII» lIIIii siIlI-z.‘ alike or with plain
MEN'S SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. Ii-Iilorcll I'iIuI-sc I-iolll buck, Sl‘i(‘('lt‘ti I'Iil-
foil. III $1 .‘III
Mons natural Krov Fun ”mm“. Mum,“ (,mvrvd ”my
and tunnels. '_'.’.I- on: b loci: Him. ”I... 1,. lilillll‘i with “Ul'rllt‘tl.
Mulls ('llllll'i hall and Illitiiinl wool ill“) h, M I“ on “ml“. side. “,m‘ ”“51
shirts and drawers.
. "l‘ W“ . .ni filling. :I 3:.
Menu line ounliiI l‘cnvv “I'lllili‘
"fllllt‘i I. lIIIIr oi natural IIIInl shirts lllltlI
Iiln‘utis. I;;;» l ‘ i, i i r,NEVVS FROM NOTION
one a “no on IIIII angi II
IlonblI- lllt‘iisitlti shirts with filll\\l‘|‘~4.s1‘()cl<-n ‘
to mail ii. hill (.‘ili h
Men's fine \nstrnliaii
I'IIIIIIIIIII Silll‘l<
mm] “H.“ lil\l iIIIiI iillt‘ \iltll\ :IiuIIIt iiitiI-
., I
and drawers III Willll‘ oi natural ti -‘-‘.‘i‘.i‘lil_”\ lilli :IiII. l_‘ x re. Ii \IiiII llllt’l-
”"l' 'ui :ii iii III iiIi III-IIII
T KINGS \IIIlII IIIIIIIIII poIIIieI. I'Ic box.
GOOD S 0C i iiowil toulll ponder. ltit' box.
‘ ‘ . "llIIlII. II bath. fill and transparent
I
_ . l. £i}("t’lillt soup. .'.I‘ enlie.
““11,“ \‘Iiiil'im‘ll "“1 i"" _\"‘H. (' IintII. akin soup, lIiI- I'llkc.
iit'\l i'IIxit'lW iIIlI-iI-.~i~. \\iiI'ii ennui I “in “MM” “‘h‘iiilla Hulls~ lI'I'
- . IIIIIII-
>1ockiiiovai'c Iiiiei'cil IIIll I'll lilI'NI'. i-‘Iiiilgv lIIII |I.Iii~‘ llt'il designs. llu- I-Ii
pl'it‘u \IIII can well :iil'III'Ii in WI A .P. .l‘m'“ dimm'“ mm” 2
I.'Iiili.\ lul .>I
ilii\ ilill IIlii\. i mill-yd Hiltllliri \'IIiIIntI-I-I' basting cot-
Men 5 Ht‘iiilllt‘fih I iIIIIIl'. hair or lllll- I it‘ll 7.. spool
iIIIIl \Iool hall host. 101-? i American Nillii liiiir pins, 2.".I- IIIIIII.
Men‘s Australian all wool iiall‘ now i luv IIIIZI-n
Biw pIIiI . SIIIIIpsIIII. IUU pills on slIeI-t. ili'
Men's lll’fil quality lllilt'Y llsic IIIIii paper
llt)xi’.l§i)‘il8iiI‘lii'i‘lfi. Ii‘l‘ lillll'. i Eagle pins. spring temper. pcrfcI-t
llaIlii-n .Ilblon the cotton ilt’tlllliI‘Si-l I head: and points. 3c pleI-r.
114 Washington Street,
South Norwalk.
Our Grain.
Couldlit vou be deceived easily in
regard to the quality of Grain? Nine
out of ten people can. Noiwhatvou
pay. bill what you get. should be con-
SIdcred~—you gci the value—uwc get
the business~~if vou buv here.
“lit'Y f).\'l‘S ’l‘ll.\'l“S CLEAN.”
MANUEL I. ilAICH.
lclcplioiie Connection.
WNW
WWW
. 5 Jackson’s Studio
is DlSPLAYlNG THE NEWEST STYLES 1N
Photographic Portraiture.
CliRlSTMAS srrrnIIIs SHOULD now BE MADE
i
l
D O
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e' .-
Opposite
., Norweiii hotel.
.1393393’59W51‘92 ii..‘.l’.lil.'it
There will be anothei test of Boxes
52 and 58 next Wednesday. at noon.
Frank Shel-wood. of Norwalk, was
married to a Hridgeport young lady,
on Thanksgiving day.
wOIIr Darling matches. 7e per 1000,
at ’l‘. J. Magner's.
. W. ll‘. Mills was awarded first prize
‘ on his imported lluby spaniel, at the
Stamford Dog Show, Thursday.
Miss Mamie Mnrtaugh. of Glover»
ville. N. l'., is spending two weeks at
the home of her aunt, in Wlniilpouk.
-—»'l‘urlteys, ling; lb. Hayes'n.
liter. William ll. Morgan. Ph. 1).. of
New York. has accepted It call to take
up linltarlan work in Ansonia. Derby
and Shelton. Mr. Morgan was former-
ly a prominent Baptist IIIliilster.
'l‘lic consolidation of the Board oi
Trade and llrlIlliI-port Business Men's
Association is being considered by
members of both organizatimis. 'l‘lIc
proposition apparently meets with gen-
eral favor.
«- Corned iloeks, llc. lb.
Huyes'n.
The trustees of the Plainvllli- Camp
Meeting Association. met iii New Hav-
en. to arrange for next year's meeting.
it was voted to hold the assmebiy bu-
forc Ihc regular camp meeting. in-
utoud of afterwards. tlH has been the
custom. The assembly will open Job-
25. and end .luly ill. U. .-\. it. day will
be observed August i. 'llic camp
meeting proper will open Friday. Aug
mu 2, and close Monday. August 12.
Rally Day at til.-
.lllllt‘ l2.
grounds will be held
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
Shadows of a Great City.
Shadows of II Great City.
tional and dramatic story of New York
life. is the bill of the i‘II-IIIIelt-lllouitou
f‘oinpany for l‘li'itiily evening. l)l'l‘(‘lll'
her 'I'. at iloyi's 'l‘ilt‘iill‘t'. The story
treats of II I-ounpii'nI-y III deprive the
daughter of ti wralliiy lllf'l't'llllnl. who
marries against her liliiwr'n wishes. of
her inheritance, which sum-eds in so
far that the young woman fills a pail-
pcr'II grave. lint it i.-I brought to
naught in the t‘llll. for the granddaugh-
ter. after living in obscurity until no
manhood, finally appears. defeats the
Illllt'llilllllitlnh‘ of the conspirators IIIIII
comes into her own \‘IIIIIicvilie apt-In
ialliI-s are features of I’\’t‘l'_\' perform-
ance. Tickets at popular prices are Iiii
sale III the Inn IIfiiIc. ilaily niatiIII-es
IoIiIIiII-Iiic 'i‘uI-ndny liftI-Iiiooii.
A HOME- MADE ROORBACK.
Doodlesap Explains the Meaning
of the Term
'l'u." said little iI'I'IIIIIIs.
I‘Iioi'iinc'k 1’"
"\\'I.‘li.' I\il'. Dooliicsup replied, "i
don't lino“ as [can explain it so you'll
understand exactly. bill may be you
('HH get an idea of “but it is from II
little >ltll')‘ l'll toll you .tlmut two
weeks ago i I-I-I-elvcd II letter from II
lady who ilSiit‘ti Inc If i could get her
II half liii't‘ ticket on :I (‘t'l'lillll railroad
llci'Iii'I‘ Illlsu‘l’lllit‘. liri or taking
hliips in IIIII lliilllt‘l’ i thought i would
tell your mother about it So, when
i came IIIIIIII- I'Iom tlII- oiling that even
lug. i said to your mothcl'. says i
Mainnia i got it lI-Ilcr from a lady
today. who want-I llit‘ III get her II hall'-
I'atc railroad lil'lil‘l She knows I
liIII-I- Iipllfii'lllllilit's III do this. and l
supposi- she thought ‘Illf‘ might as well
Hil'l' tlII- money as not if i would help
iii-l'."
'Hlitiw IIII- illui it‘llt'i' 'I‘Ulli llIIIIIliI'-
Sap" your mother (it-IIIIIIIIchl
‘l plit It in Ii pigI-oiilioie iii my
IIIIIAII.‘ I told her. 'tll' I'lsc l threw ii iii
ilie IIIIsti- lIIIIdII-I I deal II-Iiicnilwi'
which ’
"WI-ll. l-‘I‘aucis. I-IIIII IiiIItth was not
amused SlII- informed the that ill“
woman who iind written the letter was
:I ill'IlZl‘ll thing. and \vIlnlI-Il to know if
i had I-I‘I-l Sl‘t‘ll lif'l‘ i had. i told
yoni llltlllli'l‘ so lIIII‘III-I. i had known
this. woman iii-fore \‘Uili‘ mother and l
were married. i"l'i|lll‘il~' Your ti"ill'
l'oiIII IIIIIIlII-I' lumped up and down sev~
oral tIInI-s. and said things to me that
i am goina to try and forget. i any
not succeed in doing this. but i IIIII
going to try She told me that. if i
had not encouraged the woman in
Hillli‘ way she llt"\'t‘l' would have dared
to write to me as she did. i protest-
ed that I had never. to my lilllef'itiK‘.
given her a II Uni of cucotirngcnient-—~
Ill least slill’t' your nianiina and l have
been husband and wife. Before that
i had tried to be kind to liI-r-~hnil. in
fact. done all in my power to win her
favor. l admitted this openly. bill It
did not seem to strengthen or rem-Iv
your mother's confidence in me.
denounced me as a sneak and a do»
I'eiver Slu- Haid she didn't believe i
had told her half. and flatly informed
me that if i ever had any more to ‘lll
with this woman our happy home
woud go to IIIIIIIIIII like n cold storage
egg upon the t'llt‘t'li of II political I-Iiii-
IllIlatc. or words to that (‘lli'f'l
" 'ilIIt. my delir.‘ said I :o your
mother. ‘isllppmic that i get the ticket
and you ill-nil It to lier‘.I There would
be nothing improper about thai.‘
‘ ‘\\'lIIlt1’ your dear Ilioiher Illl9\\‘1"‘~
oil. “would you pull your wife down to
this level! No? And you shall Iiot got
the ticki-t'. You bring that letter
home tomorrow! You know where It
in. and you know. too. that it liauii'l
been out in the waste basket Don‘t
you ('Olm‘ home tomorrow without Itf
" ‘.\IId.‘ says i to your mother. ‘vou
won‘t reconsider about the ticket?"
"i will not repeat the answer i re:
f‘t'lh‘tlti. l"l'illlt.‘lH. Your mother was
firm in her decision that the lady must
i-onelvc no further consideration from
me. lilid no llw matter was dropped un.
til the next day. excout that i received
some looks which ware calculated to
make my clothes It great tlt'tll too big
for llll‘. ,
“WI-ll. Francis. the next cII-nlng I
brought. home the letter. it was from
your Grandma Paildleloimd who wished
to come and pay "8 :1 VIII" and thmtitl'tt
i might «and her the half-rate. ticket
IIII well as iitit. Whoa wnir mother
httd road the letter ilhe wail up against
about the nearest thing to a morbiwli
that I am able to describe?“ ‘hieago
TMHIrflil-w
Mr.
"IIIIIII'S
/ F‘. W brown spent ‘
‘I‘lianiilialvlnx Day in Stamford
48 AND 50 WALL STREET.
Face-to-Face
Talk.
MI
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iiilliiillM.
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“Stein-Bloch” has come to mean the top notch of clothing lentil
lence. And that reputation did not come by accident. Thor '
strong, logical reason for it. .
Wherever there’ a an effect, there must be a cause. They are to
each other what heat is to fire, or thought to action.
The effect of the Stein-Bloch reputation may be laid at
oor of the cause of the genuine. thorough, unvnrying, unequli ,
finality found In every stitch of clothing leaving the Stein-Bl in
factor '
Tile: the Stcin- Bloch Overcoats for instance. We‘ ve got a i’ifl
stock of these. They fit better, look better. feel warmer, and west“
better than any similar-priced overcoats sold by anyone anywher
The $15.00 coat—Very “swell, ” perfectly tailored. Posscacs that: '
something in appearance that as urcs style. Best of fabrics go into
this coat. Best of wear out of it.
A Stein-Blach Raglan at $20. oo.—-—Ncwest mixtures;
just right across shoulders. Wonder if all Raglans do that? ,
$20. 00 buys another Stein-Bloch Overcoat. Any tailor an
where will make exactly as good a coat for $25.00 and $28.00. ..
$30. 00 buys Stein Bloch’s finest Overcoat. Perhaps you think
you can get a better coat for $40.00. or $50.00. You’ re allowed our.
other think
Willis H. Selleck,
Cloihier and Furnisher
NORWALK. CONN
Heap ‘
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pail".
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Do Your Eyes
Trouble You 9
SIII-i
New and Complete Line Stamped Linens. all new patterns. .
ibIII‘II i'iliims in every >i/c.
Full Line iiiitlclillill'g Materials.
Stallipillg done to lll‘flt‘l‘ Iii cvcrI' i\i‘.ili. any pattern you desire. 11‘: 3
The iical Silk in "’l'yraiu ilI'c." W ’
linpurici‘K Sample I inc oi l'IIlIcIIlII-I‘g‘ I'icccs.
.\ii lilil't
I- ilI’l\'t' I'\'t'i'_\’ color.
Starts,
i’ ic'm at about iiail' IcIrular priIc “ilisil i incn
“.\II\ ' Ladies illillt‘ iinii .im l.‘ _ Ilasp IoiIIIs rcIis beige and
The first) IIIiIiiilI. spit iIIi pl III . SI l.-5 pail.
Center
'i'iic Sign) qualify, special ])i'lt‘t'. $1.25 pair.
.\'cIv Lille " the latest.
.\ii glows III'III‘IIIIicd.
Special (it‘ll
.\I.;clit Stalin island live liolIsI.
‘3'I\\etsoa E) M'Ihs.
Latest Books
AT POPULAR PRICES.
liocilas" tiIIII'c Kill. i‘IiiIirx. price $i.00 _
Saic oi .\liililier_\ \\lii ~Iireiy interest you.
It‘. A"!
Eleanor. $i.i 5.
(Mrs. Ward's New Book.)
Eben Holden, $1.15.
Master Christian, Sms.
Alice of Old Vincennes, $i.I5.
Tommy and Grizel, $i.15.
WM. P.“ BEERS, Bookseller,
49 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
If so. consult us.
We have a completely equipped
Optical Room. make no charge for
examination. and guarantee a per—
fcct fit.
Open Evenings.
0. B. JACKSON,
Graduate Optician,
58 WALL ST.. NORWALK.
[THE Cnoicssr STOCK or .
Straw, Peat Moss, Shavings,
Grain, Feed, Flour,
Oil, Gasoline, Naphtha,
IN CONNECTICUT. ' x ‘
Prices 5 per cent lower than our competitors.,;;“"_ 7
Hey,
I . iII ’l‘l- Iilea wit 1-
“Til“l‘t' is; an old lady living in "N” "m H i ( hum
pI-al. IIlplli-Il: .
American Flag. who is an object III‘ »
lining orcr-Iuixoiil. wall well-Mo “it:
woman on earth the valuation of
within what hel weight might“. Hui
Major ll. Gardner. late of the Census ‘
"l'hI-n he milorI-d nettle! w W
the lilill mini-III who illi‘llt'lf a (Drum: lug gold dust into the other Ill e.
Mountains. and returned home llllll't’. “I“ tlillllli IIlilI unlit/.omI-llt.nndl
brother‘s daughter. ii IIIIiIdIioiiic girl of that made the twain one. (.ndti'd
The. III-lulu to whom they applied. a Iliiilg lot lcl‘t. however. and the! y'-
offered as high an 35.000 to the church deal bum than her weight i
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Nutritone===Pratt s and. .
W
Hi8 WIFE COST HER WEIGHT lN'IIlIloII l-l ntmy goon (‘a'ltfl‘oanltoi fihfli.
lamount of wealth would induce him ti)
GOLD.
lI~IItiIIII and expectation of impress]:
nollllit'l‘ll California. at the pati'loiict IIhlIU ulilillic hopelessness of hi! ‘l’“
little mountain xclllI-iiieiit. known on .,
' 'i‘hc Iziils weight in gold.’
much iIIicI-crt to strangers from the \‘ow the Mexican nliliilim. while
fact that she III probably the only'
Iigliic fIIi one of llt'l‘ use. but metro
whose peI'IIIIn l'l't'l’ \l‘lll't literally on did not i'il‘ll IIIIIIIII lougonotl‘hmu -
pi'uiiII-Il at her weight in gold," sold
on lulnII-Il
Bureau. " ‘(.ooIl. holy father
"Site is alxly eight II'IIIII old now I
and the widow of one .lI-..IIII I Iii-lit). II lIIIIIIglIt. and begging. the girl wound
Mexican 'llila Mexican “llli olIc III on one side of them he poured lit“?
all
in gold in the ploiicci' days of ('IIlli'IIr t'l lbl |Dl"t‘l imia Milli; balanced
nin. lie lived in the iiiilitli thitnlllia “night of his “mountain. The prim
than loaded down with gold dust. lie ii loilu illm- lIIIolI he III-covered it
fell lllllihitlllllllily iii ltH‘t' with lllt’. lit'it‘lill) to ilur'tht- promised
IIIII'IInIIIIIII. Rho returned iIIIr Ilnclo'u IIIIII his bride, at the} Wilt at
love and consented to Illiill’)‘ hiiii polInIlII. of his boarded told. .14
learning of fimlr I'loac blood relation in IiiIIt he lived long ellpilgh tom
ship. refinled to marry them. Chair” time that he would Mira iakmm
as an liIIliieemnt for thII priest to per Zthc wife on which lilii‘hitill
form the marriage ceremony. but the: placed mistook a rattle...
oflor true refused. Then, as the chiming News.
,IO‘I\
Norwalk Chronicler