Thinking
“rehasiiig FURNITURE, let its remind you of it few facts:
First, the quality we carry; their the styles we select. and last.
tnot least, tiic prices we quote. We do business with none but
liplltable houses, whose goods we g‘lllll‘lltllt’t‘. ‘
, our styles are the productions of the best brains iii the business
(i (fur prices are consistently hm quulitv and style considered.
HIFFONIERS. ODD DRESSERS.
ItquMBER SUITS. WASH STANDS. t
" TOILET TABLES. DESKS. (All Styles.) 1
liALL RACKS. MUSIC CABINETS. 1
SIDEiaoARDS. BOOK CASES.
ROCKERS. COUCHES.
MORRIS CHAIRS. DINING CHAIRS.
~‘ENAMELED BEDS. WARDROBES.
'ENAMELED DRESSERS EXTENSION TABLES.
AND WASHSTANDS. PARLOR TABLES.
And everything: in Furniture to be found in it ill‘St class Furni-
ture House.
On Saturday, November 9, we wilt givc you Ii Confectionery l
Win]:
, ‘ FRENCH CHOCOLATE BON BONS,
““fhgltlarly sold for 80c. 1b.. we will sell for 25 CENTS POUND.
' I To introduce our Confectionery we will give with every put“-
phase of 50c. or over a one—half poiiiid box of this ('iiiidy FREE.
PIANOLA CONCERT I‘\'I“l“_v
' ay evenings.
Pianos Bought, Sold and Ex changed.
w. S. sritnrnvanr. .
North Main and Ann Streets
'l'tiesdzii“. ’1‘hiiI“.~d.“i)“ Iind Satin“-
South Norwatk. ;
t
Thursday is B_____a_tgaiti Bay.
SPECIALS.
Ladies’ Flannel Waists. for $1.00.
‘ Good value at SJ 50. A manutacturers’ balance of this cloth
includes all Sizes. but not In :(tCli color. All good shades.
A Good Huck Towel for 150.
Regular price l9_c. Willi red. white and blue borders.
This price tor the day only.
a v—~\-
Ladies’ Percale Wrappers, 690.
Regular price $l.00. We want this space for our new Flan-
nelette Wrappers.
Smurna Mat for 750.
Regular price $l.00. For Thursday onlv.
Bargains in other goods.
A Dickerman 8- Son,
84 Washinqton Street. Scufli Normal/I.
Furniture Selling
that breaks all records. In fact we are establish-
ing new records far ahead of previous ones. We
are convinced that our furniture department holds
first place in popular estimation. The new pat-
terns we are showing are proving exceedingly at-
tractive, especially as they carry. extremely low
price tickets. You will do yourself an injustice if
you buy anything in the furniture line without
first consulting our Stock.
A. J. COLLIN“ a '00.
Funeral Dlrccttm and lmbulmcn.
12 No. Mnln ctr-oat. Bo. Norwalk.
“i w. A. “neuter.
tiffilmib Bulidlnp.
Intuit MI. 80.
Namath.
Norwatk.
Norwalk. Conn.
o
a
and
your Full and Winter Clothing ordered-wyou want it now,
i desire it more pIIIIitlvely a little later on.
I: your clothing fitaliave them made to your measure.
' II to pay the custom made clothing prices? You do not
Get them here. and get the custom made Sort at the ready:
- I Over 600 samples to choose from and just your
tit ‘y among So many.
, W. A. BWXGT.
‘&
tyour acrvl cc,
, lIII‘lU MIDI-3., “’llnlllll :toii street,
, vtiliic of insurance.
. loser.
» FOR WHEAT CAKES. ETC-I
Them In nothing to excel tlrintat ltiip
Syrups it's out" “30c, per gallon ulId'I
can be depended upon us being lil‘Hi.
duallly liI cvcrv riISpIIcl. IXHUMMII}
East
Norwutk.
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READ AND PROFIT.
I'IIleiiry'N Plymouth oats. 3 pulpit,
25c, l'illebury‘n Oat lI‘ood. linked. tic
pkg; l’iltbiiry'n Flaked Wheat. 2 pkgs..
25c. The simple fact that these goods
bear the name of l'iltabury b: sultlc
ionl guarantee of quality. E. It. MORE-
IIUUSIII. West avenue.
A...
THIS MEANS YOU.
You can get photogrnptin of every
description that iu'o Strictly up-to-Iliitc
in style and tlubdi til. the most reason-
able prices, Iii Lewis‘s gnllcry. ll Matti
b‘il‘l‘l'l. Norwnlk, which IS now opened
daily for iluriilll'Sd. LEWIS, I’hoto.
graphcr.
TABLE D'HOTE DINNER.
Served Iit twelve o'clock daily, thir-
ty-llvc. cciitn. European pliin at all
board. Ladlen‘ and Izuntlemcii's dining
room up stairs. Oystcrn and sea food
it Specially. (‘tioiec wines and liquors.
Service lirut ctnnu. Prlcon modcrntc.
IMI’IIIHIAI. (‘.Alt‘iII‘. ("lit“l Seliliiib. {I
Itnllroud Place.
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HAVE YOU TRIED
The Old Well Pertuito clear? It‘s
a cool. swee“. delightful smoke. that
will fascinate you. They are carefully
made from the very best selected to
hacI-II. Try one. Every one Flf‘iiil them.
OLD WELL CIGAR ('30.. 83 Washing.
ton Street.
YOU NEVLR TASTED BETTER.
We have u tomiiln entsiip superior
to any your ever trotted, which we want
you to try. Sold in bulk twenty cents
Ii uunrt. New miner ltmut. ten (‘t‘lliI-i
Itiinrt. and tI“II finest butter In town.
CONRAD lllll‘lx'lClt. Mt Washington
Street.
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WHEN THINGS ARE ABLAZE
it‘s too idle for you to Whether the
Before you are :I
you had hotter lIliI‘llli to thin. in
.IIiii“e your property Willi some of the
IiiIinr reliable companies rcpreucntt-II
by ’l‘ \\ 10R .l‘: (‘. ()1 llh‘N . Ii Washing-
ton Silent.
_ . .__9 V.
THIS FINE AUTUMN WEATHER
Is“ the proper time to rdt for your
tItIIttIIerIiptiS I have runny beautiful
things in new imported mounts that
will interest you. Ei very photograph.
i‘: ll worlt of art. remember. unit the
rib-III: lll‘? the I“ tilt" III at other cut
II III Nl)lt'l ii 'liic I Iioliu'i .ipliel‘. TR
\\. “isliinjzlrm Stictt
A LITTLE LIGHT
fin our hirin- stock of handsome pnr»
’III“ lllllllltl. \t‘c v .“Inl you to Fl't‘ them
Miiiiy different slvtcn and the mic-w“
Home from RIM to Stu, llcutitifu!
Ioiiclicza, S7 to $3.1. Furniture of every
III-Scrlidlnii :It itlil’i'llltl prlccc It .I t
t‘l)l.l.l.\'.‘5 I" l‘l')._ li‘Ittl North Mnlii St .
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STOVES TO BURN-
TIIII tlcniity Mniitiiitlnii is the ”1“qu
«allufnrtorv cylinder cont hunter cvm“
made. We li:i\“I- Ii luruc stock in all
sizes. l“'l‘lt‘i“4 Iroiii $7. to $12 Sit Aim
agents for lill‘ Stamford furnaces: and
tritium Iind Millwria oil healers. llilli
.\(‘I“I ll. NASH. Main and \"t'f‘ifl SIS.
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SWEET TOOTH TEMPTERS.
(Iiir (‘llllliil‘rl IiI“II certitlulv pleurdnz!
lo lovers of good .~“\vIIclIiiI‘Inti~“. ’l‘lici“
urc absolutely pure. “’0 make them}
daily. (‘liocotntc I'l‘l'lllllS. lion lions
livery kind that‘s right. l“‘. .I\. LANE.
.,. W. __ i
FILL YOUR BIN.
l.i‘llll~ttll1_\’i)lll‘t‘0(ll bill with ”NI bcz: t
ciiidc of coat. that will last .1 little bit. ,
tIii“ than other“ grades. and III the same
price—$5.7?) Ii ton. Prompt attention I
Courteous treatment. IRVIN‘. lltt‘K- 1
W001) Sr t‘f).. 1‘22 Water Stet-Int
l hone I'llIFI.
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TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC.
I have opened It now llfiil and vege-
table market at SS North Main street.
whenII I am ready to Supply you with II
choice line of fruits. vegetables: and
fish at bargain prices. and would he
Izrntcfiit for your patronage. W. (I '
(lot), 88 North Main Street.
a»
UNDERWEAR.
Good uiinlit“: ones for men. 39c. They
are fleece lined and ribbed. Double,
breasted camel's hiilr wear at 50C. and
the sumo pattern in all wool at :1. I).
(IOT'I’LIEB. ll North Main Street. So.
Norwnm.
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WE WASH BEFORE WE IRON
Then give your linen that rich do.
mustlc finish that characterizes porter!
laundry work We know we can please.
run. A trial will he convlnciniz. Phone.
The wagon culls for and delivers your
bundle. 50 \‘I'titor St. George R. Van
Atutync. 'l‘llE CRESCENT STEAM
LAUNDRY.
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HERE’S THE PLACE
To not your stable supplies at run
Simahto prices. A large annortmcnt of
horse blankets. ltii groom. front 81 to
35. Plush trip robes. $215 to 84. All
kinds of harnean. eurrla on and rim-l
nboutn and In (not evuryttilnz on
whooln. we nnll. Gonorut repairing ti
specialty. LUTHER M. WRIGHT.
LA.......W.I....
MAY MANTON'EI BAZAR GLOVE
FITTING “PATTERNS.
On each envelope in urlutnd the
qiirintlty of material required In differ-
ent widths. full directions for putting;I
together and an Illustration nhowlmt
the garment made up. All 10c. "rich.
.1. A. BISHOP ll: (‘20.. 83 nnd 85 Wash
Inxlon street.
W
Miss TIILLOTSON
Calls attention to n finely selected an
sortment ol untrlmnied and trimmed
hats. “trims. em. and also to an Invoice
of styllali outing hate. You may rent
mourning not: here. Wuhlngtou 8t.
30th Norwnlk.
W
PIIH AND BEA FOOD.
:Flat firth. To It); nalmon. whole fish
HI- lb: salmon steak. 20c; small mack»
are! too: not clapped. lie: market cod
7c: stool: cod 13c; hart-lug, fresh. 82;
Sandy Hook bimbo. alto don; ltockaway
arm. all on: native mum.
IHIIIIIIII l.;i Rt'll IIIIII
;pei“feclloii in ten cciil l‘illlit‘e't-
“1100‘ “NIH ”AIN‘T.
AFTER YOU HAVE LOOKED
at It hit of chenp oil heatc |‘,H. jut-3i drop
in and take a look at our Ineliuitaneouu
Blue Flame and new. wtirit Ii difl'I-iciiI-II.
there in. All egg hunter? Just try
tlott‘s; you Will nevur use any other.
(Iiir line of tlIlUli‘l‘ ware “us never
more. complete 1. mt 51x “2 and 130-
pc. Sela. $8. 75 :. IIII up A. I’ IJAMMN'
F...
GELATINE.
An article delightful as a relish in
trelutlne. Swaiiipncott Spaiklinu (letu .
line is especially worthy of II trial. A
the pquagu will make two quuiti-i. i
Samples fi“.IIe .IIIinIIS I’lnuiiiai’ H mm
(Ill took (lruiuI I‘m: at Paris Exposi-
tion. h}. Wll.(.U.\'. Worthington .‘iil'l‘t‘l. i
South Norwnllt. i
PEOPLE SHOULD LOOK
For quality “.“Iicii buying meals. not I
IIIIMIUW fllttl (”Icaitiiicna. I handle the
finest mciitS ttiiit mom y and expci-
team can buy I iid tell I'm Cheap an 0th.
III“.II Poultry dressed to order. Fluent
Shortage and iniolmd Inertia. t‘hotee
I‘J‘N'H utiill'ri a ~l|)l“l'1ltlll'. Phone 13 ;
NEW CENTURY HARRIS ’1‘. 'l5 Smllli
Main Street. \Iliiri Stelnuuld.
WE ASK FOR YOUR BUSINESS
And llt-IHIII‘D You on most liberal treat-
ment consistent v t.Ii safe banking
We receive. IlI-zvnslr I: niibch-t to I““.IIII“Ik
tsaiie interest lunch I: I“.II.i“tiltI“iites of de
posit for 30 liiIVR “Id over. and do a
IIeiieral banki‘r . iItt iiieIu-I Saving De-
partment pave. I in rent on deposits-I.
We can serve. you III the capacity of“
lixeeiitor Adii Iiilatuitor (liiiirdiiin or I
Trustee. Sflli'l‘ll NORWALK ’I‘RIIS'I'
(‘OMPANY.
THE“! ARE CHIC.
We. have juet Secured ll 'artze us-
sortnieiit of III .v Itiliitzs iii muslin and I
Iambrle cornc emers of the ebb
br.nud They no bI-niilicn. l‘i“‘IIcI«I
troni lfllfie 17c, L’I“, .Iitc, .utc. llIIaIl- 1
Itiini“tci“n for In “iIIN' full and winter up I
llf‘lWflItlmf'an A. lllf‘lx'liil‘iiAN \‘I;
SUN. Washington “.‘Itreet.
~——I‘)
we WANT YOU I
To trade with III: lll'llltlSl‘ we know
we can please 1‘0“ in quality and pm“ i
«In. We sell the bent ineiitn money
can buy. Si‘ilfiagf‘ bolouiiun, smoked
and pickled tongue, fresh Iiiid pickled l
trips“. pork tIudIIrloiiIS, sniici“ kriuit.
I~ivcet lll‘l‘lllli‘. :cn fond Itlltl cictn \“cttc
tiihlcu. Sf‘llAItll'H Hid) .fti’lxr‘ I‘ "2
\\'I-.~“t \i‘ttuliliig on Slit-It
., Q. ._._.,.
WE STRIVF. TO PLEASE THE
TP 0F .
Our aim k is always up to date. Sut-
lsfnclioii giiaiuititccd or money refund-
ed. The popii’nr brands of III“ clears
that are 901182.; “I'll urc tho r‘dinrto,
“Hpiinohi llIIiIIiiIi
Seconds, 'l'IIic I It“: ’llx linvII stood the I
bcsl and “ill IIInII niii lllitlli Ii “who
likes ll Izood clear We also cairv
‘l'orlo Illeo clrzurs. \l'ili’ll'ld‘ll' III
l‘I..\ItI\'. cot“. ’rlnin .“Ind \‘I'uuliinulnii
,sti“cel.~i.
0
THE B‘IFAD OF LIFE.
flirt“ NIIIIII‘III kinds of bread is the
thirst that several ‘.“(tl‘H of experience
can produce. \t‘c iN’I' choice mntnr-r
title only. lI‘aucv baking“ Ii Specialty.
'l‘i“,\“ our original coffee with“. It»
.“i'I-Iit Pit-S“ l“:it blouse went“ one
I\.\NlIIS Nit.“ \l)ltl\' llAlilitlY. :t‘.‘
\\IISiIilIl.:l(Ill IliI I..“t
ANYONE WILL TELL YOU
'ltic .IiidIII“ .4 l-‘liisilc in the limit of
-n mild.
delicious blllliil“ and the“ Original
“Hand Made let iilt‘ best iii the IIuinti“y
for live cents. 'l‘i“\“ tlicSII brniiIIH, VII“
i‘I-Lnow they will prove satisfactory. Sold
; l’l’t‘l‘}'l\'ilt’i'(‘.
‘.iIIinifiiI-tni“cd by JOHN
UHII“3.\'SI‘Ill.,‘.ill“‘.ll. lttl \VIISlItiiutIIn
Street.
. . . I _.. . .
WHILE THE POLICE
were capturing the murderer we were
Iiiptuilng somi of liltin‘ Pinto ltican
claims the Mid “on pay I “for fllllli
your neighbor thinks voii are smoking
two {III II- -aIiii.“iitI r Vic also caught
quite a line of pipes of 1111 kinds IigarI 1
ette holders (‘1 scs pouches. ptiiI: bau.‘t
cards; ~~Il aces l “i on. h puck lI‘ v‘crythtiiq
to be found II ”II I homo of the Rn"I
'l‘imo cigar. SMI’XK‘I‘II . Mnhmckeino
llotel lllock. I‘
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av TH.F' n FRUIT t
\“c I-“Iinll tiiiov III m. The value of
properly ib' t‘fi'lmn'Nl by what it pro I
duecs. A you: II III “son with it priitll I
cut education F cur :III nonilion paiiililt
Shun per your. Ap d} the . per cent.
rtnndnrd to v tint. ‘itsi education has
enabled him tI prI iicc his education !
lit worth St? on ‘_ .It IIIInII of this amount
bearing Inter-I It III 5 per cent. pro-
duces no more Mdkt‘ vourself an In.
Interest bearinn but It» taking n course
at BROWN (’(llddl'l “I Iliiv or evening
school.
MAKING FOOL‘ RELISHABLE.
That 8 the ol leet of Ii good preserve
In lolly). Calrn‘l Scotch Preserves
llf‘f' what we Ark you to Irv-«we know
there are rinnI hotter. We cannot at-
ford to dent i» am cheap. unworthy
mrt. our reputation is at stake and you
known our I‘ODIIllli."|ll is such that you
always expect ch-~“vlhin.“.z At ll vou
not It here. l'lIlN’l‘itAl. F001), 00..
South Norwalk.
NOVEL$~NOTE BOOKS.
(‘.liilly evenings brim! you closer to
tho fireside of our home. An evening
patter-u morn. rteanantly If outraged In
refuting Rood henlt‘tv novels. We keep
rlght up to ttu tinicn hookwine. Note
and memo books for jotting down the
lnterentlng pmtix of your randliius are
also our Specialty. ll. "5‘. lttilitvtIul l..
Wnnhlngton Street.
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AT 3. l. MILLS'S
You will find the nowIIIit IIIIIIIIIIIII IiiI
fancy work. pillows and Christmas
novelties. Our winter iiridmvwenr III
the hard for the price In The Norwalkn.
Golf plum In new shade-II. and the cel-
ebrated Onyx hOIIItIry. Liberty IIIIlI
bone for 98c up. Agent Staten Island
Dye Works.
mm...
CORRECT TIME
In fully appreciated III“ the haunt-Ital
man of today. Good time pieces am
rouneununtly prim], We hnvn tho
good sort tn noldhllod. «liver critter;
All) 3 handmmo monument of row
moldy priced one-ti for the tuition--
tliiit coauthor daughter H S. noon
Somali: street. 50th Norwnlk.
FALL UNDERWEAR.
'i‘iilI‘. Mi ‘dhlt‘i‘ i)1\\\“h‘i)i\' invite your“
attention to Ii Itnc. III ulutI-I iiiidcr
weni In wool and cotton combination
outta Iii wool and cotton. Vcata and
drawers Iii wool and cotton for we
iiicu. Ribbed vents and Ili““nweis for
I-lnlIlr.I-ii
BUTTER SCOTCH WAFERB.
’l‘liln candy in an nrlic t.» we deli“ “lit
in calling attention to Hi this time It
in of the bent on: tilt) and “'0 are offer-
but II III“ 30c uci lb II}. ('. 0WD NS
North Main street. South Norwatk.
REV. MR. GORE'SAPPOINTMENT.
Does Not Meet the Approval of Lon
don Critic".
IAIN HUN. November 9~'l‘liII Iippoliit-
merit of Rev. (.‘hIIrlIIS (lot-II. canon of
WIIIItmliistci“, to IIII bishop of Worces-
IIII, illlzi raised both a political and tin
c-IIIIIIIIlIisiIcIII Hiltllll. Only a few days
pnI vloiiII to the .“iiinounceinent of his
appointment. MI“. (lore came out in tlic
l‘l‘linm with a Strong letter, condemn-
ing the concrntratliiu camps and other
<I-vIIII measures in South Africa. SW
Irnt of ill“ gore IIIIIII nt organs immedi—
an I)“ stigmatized him as it pro~ ~Bocr and
deplored ttir but that such a talented
“author Should it .IIII been so hopelessly
lllinllll. 'llicti“ astonishment over Lord
Salisbury-i I'lf'lltlll lIl almost inimedi~
Iitcly afterward IIIIintliig Mi“. Gore to
ilitt‘ bisdiop' H bcn II was so great that it
took away their breath. and. so far ap~
pears“. to have st tiled adverse press coili-
niIIiil, though the matter cuntlnuea to
be the subject of keen private criticism
among the luv ltllll IIIII II at supporters
of the goveiniiiciit ’l‘lie evangelical
pdl‘h‘ In the Month also bitterly up-
brnld Lord Salisbury for selecting a
mun so proniliii III in high church ctr-
clip.
In less prejudiced quarters thtz affair
is taken as nice more exemplifying
IIIIIl Salisbury S extraordinary cyiil-
'(“ii-‘lll niid iItII“i“ [III I. of inter est in cut“-
I“eiit err-tits. though others see in it an-
Itlici iilfilill’lf‘ of iicpollsui as the lot—
tiiIIi head of ltw l’usey head lli ()xford.
Ind editor ol [.th {\lltiidi is It connec-I
lion of the premier“ ‘.It faintly.
Among the curious features of the
caec in the fact that (“anon Little.
\‘t'orcrstcr. who replied to Mt“. (‘Iirc's
titer in the Times. bitterly abusing: the
writer and iiiliiiinliiig that Mr. Gore
Ivirus utmost utility of treason and was
threatened with lllfillllllv, now comm“
.Illllil‘l' IIIII jlll'lr-IIIII'IIIIII of the new blu—
Imp.
JEFFRIES RUHLIN FIGHT.
Interest in the Affair Continues to In
crease.
SAN FilANt‘lSl‘f). Novciitlwi“ 9—~-ln—
lcrrul iii iilt" .lIIfl’rIes-ltutitlii light for
the World's championship. increases IiI
the time for the contest appronclien.
Hitting but: not been heavy to: yet. and
all the inoiicv ptntcd has been at odds“
on Jeffriis, Many pnuittstic crpcrta
however. declare that in his llfilllllll‘li“
Ily iinprovcil form, lliintin will prove it
dniietmiis llnillglllllhl, iiiid ttiut it will
“Ill be :in easy task for the champion
do intlilllltlll his title.
.I~ll‘rch who ilth been training at
iliiibiii Springs, came down to Oak-
land last night, and will do the re-
mainder of his preliminary work In the
rooms: (If the Reliance Club, and In the
nnbnrbs of the city across the buy. it
in hit.“ intention to box Armstrong and
his brother alternately. He wants them
to work lust, and by.“ giving tII-Itn four
Illilltlll‘)‘ real after each round. oxpccts.
to net the speed desired. He has reduc-
I'll tii~I Weight, considerably Iiiid appears
to be in fine coiidifion.
(NIH Itiihliii is training at a wayside
house near this city. He takes daily
~piiiS along the country roads on tlin
buy shore and exercises. iii an improvis-
Id gymnasium. It is claimed that the
Slowmss of luv. bruit and the normal
hunting of his pulse being only H to
the minute. is of grout nthanfiize to
“him iii the ring. That of Jeffricii in
“about “’ to the minute ltiihliii is in
I-
good form. and is confident of Silt‘l‘l’SS.
CONCENTRATION CAMPS.
The London Daily News Given an of
Exhauctlvo Survey of Them.
IONDON November Il~-'l‘lie l‘niily
lNcwatoday exhaustively surveys the
Ionicntrution camps in South Africa
“with the following concluston:
"The truth is that the death rate in
tlic crimp». III iiiI“ oiiipiii“Iiva worse than
anything Africa or Asia can Show
Then- Is nothing to match it even In
the mortality llgiirea of the Indian
funilucn where cholera and other cpl-
inlllle have to he contended with."
Statistlm are presented in order to
prove this assertion.
The government's advertisement for
teachers to the camp etitldren setting
forth that the term of employ-
ment will be one year certain" Is prom
intently displayed as evidence that the
ullthorltien have no intention of end»
int: the “whim-ante destruction of Iiii-
iiinii life."
’l‘bII IIIIllv News urges all human
men not to wait for official renorln lo
lllHlFi ”on the camps being broken up
and the people distributed among ttielr
frlcpda or removed to districts where
9 Heidi attempt can be made. under
competent organization and with name“
meant to the preservation of life»-
that or I-xlIrImIniilon and an eternal
nbdn on the name of England ”
“N...“ w“
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED .COMPA-
lON ON A HUNT.
GHEENVIIIIIE JUNCTION, MIL.
November iII-Word htiii been received
here from the Mooseheud flake region
that w. C. ’l‘iickoy. of Ootllnwood.
Ohio. wnn accidentally shot and killed
yesterday by J. Ia. Hostaller. of Toto-
do. The men were “hunting near Llll
ley Bar. two mile; from here. The
information which come by telemph
Included no details save that Tucker
one mistaken for it dent“. lame Com-
mlxnioncr Carleton who Is Id Hotel).
and who lino boon advtaeti of the M-
rltlont. luau communicated with the
coronoi“ haying thnt fatalities of this
nature have become no frequent In the
woodn that he will at once take steps
to bring about prenautlom In all each
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1“ or women thrce qualities in
rats Sinai ItIisr
Slllllllttli
boxes containing Iiiill' dozens.
liancy Striped Mixed \\'Itol
Waists in all colors, SLIM I\‘I "1
$1.23,. \hltlti i't‘iI‘Itt “'1th». ill 7‘” $1M] $1.50.
plain colors with “‘ka ii“out,1 \Iiotlicr kind (three iIiII box)
.nl Slot).
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corona) Sllll
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in mi“. ‘v. I;;IinIt .“iiid 1I1:Icl..“»
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black .\iIIh.“tit' \\.“Ii~l~-. .“IIiIII [PEHICOATS
tucked. $2M, A“ $25”. .\l.“;IIv new styles are pre-
't‘nl'l‘cin Sill.“ “um“ ”f “m, .Nt'llikii this. Henson, an entire
quality. opcu hitch“ .“iIiIi front. ”W" ”mil "f “”1“in i” hm“
”Hm“. “HM” and liciiislitclicd. [lillltl .“Ititl t‘illlllg‘t‘ltilit‘ effects“.
ii. llic light l‘\k'llili‘h’ \lllllin .“iiid film-l “Hill” and plaids.
bk“.;\_xs‘,n,‘\-.Sm“, .\1:idc III mi“. clinging 'l‘ul'iclii
III' the licIIvt“. rustling IIIIrt. .“\
stock“ comprising“ over live Iiiiit—
DAITNV NECKWEAR I
'l‘wo chimes ot' Ilniiity
drcd sthex“. with prices \“(iryintr
Neck»
“1. int and stvle oi inane.
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III“““IIIIdintr to (llII'tlll) III mater—
wear that are c“~“.I“I“eIliiig1v
flood 'I‘atTetn Silk l~’ettico.“II“I
in plain and changeable colors,
Stock Ssoo d“ is
tinclivc IIII“ lientlici“ lions limit)
(i\lrit‘il :InIi t'oIliiIII :uid Liber-
r~r
iiine color~
l\‘ Silk Roll}. The first, in .. _, “W”
’ , ~ cIl Inlletzi l‘ctticoztls $0.50.
black. tTlIIlt‘. pearl grit)“ and “:76” & $3.73 \'et“v best ”ML
blacl. N“ \\itllt‘ tIIlVltll't‘>. arc “mm.“ mm] m an i‘elti~
priced from $1.75 IIIIFIJIIIIII, 'l'lic coats priced at Stool“. or over.
\l‘tllilti, Liberty $111. Rolls. “0
itlt\‘l' in great \.'li‘iI“t} Ill. xli'iIW.
SPECIAL SALE OF
DINNER-WARE
Sonic twelve or more Pllrt'tk
priced fruit: 51.15 upward
1I'till itiIInI-i“ Sets cl ”2 pieces“
\\“I“ regularly sell
ill SIJIII» are found to be Slight—
1v
accordingly
lNlllAl HANDKERCHIEFS
15.”. the early iioliIlIi) 1tii}'ci“~~
iroiii ii grade
and will he sold
They are prettily
decorated with border Ilc“~“ign in
with
hold
the WWII already hold» IIII'IIH' nil tiililtilfs't'd-
il'llt‘tlIIlNrr/illittittjq lilt‘lll ittllII'li
1i.“iiiIll.I“i“c1Iiet'.~. .
. . , ltlllix'. lavender and green.
tIII“ IIII-Ii tlII“i“I“ (ire lHlll' “.lllfllt ‘ ,- -
end tiiiiiiiting. Iiiid \vI“
ticx I;II“1I tit“cllii} done up ill {mm h, 1“. “firm
bmc~ I‘HIIlitltIl'lL‘ ltzili (ill7t'li\. SHIN) It $0.00
Ill AT. READ’SEI
A Few. Sample Shoes.
If you bear 6, 7 or 8 the can save you $1. 00 on a pair.
.ln Micrfiremmf
T211 "[9 of Variou:
Intnmliny ‘reafltra
Enamel Leather, Box Calf, and Patent Leather
Bluchers. worth $350; sample price $2.48.
Hip Rubber Boots. special. $3 .00.
Storm Proof Shoes for Women, $1.50. $2.00. and $3.00.
A Fit in Every Pair.
Olsen’s ShoeStore
SOUTH NORWALK.
. -.m- .. .55--. n...“ .A
OMW”WWMOOMO”§OWMWW
That Chilly Feeling.
It’s the quality of the coal you burn in the furnace that
determines whether or not you shall be entirely comfort-
able durinz cold weather. or “a little chilly." With inferior
coat it is impossible to get satisfactory heat though a
much larger quantity is burned.
Coal costs you no more here-—but there’s quite a differ-
ence in the value. The first order will Show you why it is
profitable to deal with us.
For open grates we have found CANN EL the most sat-
isfactory. fuel.
John H. Ferris,
I49 Washington Street, South Norwalk. Conn.
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MOMMMO”““MWOWOWOM .'
THE HOME PAPER.
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them never will be. It is unique and original, holding
in its firm grasp all the people in town. lite paper
Their interests are
both mutual. and they both know it.
and the people an: inseparable.
The only prac—
tical way of attracting these people is through the
local paper,
' THE EVENING SENTINEL.
Norwalk Chronicler