A chance with everv pair of
uality Shoes.
Sole Agent,
.F. D. LYON & 00-.
Queen Q
I Given Aay”
South Norwalk. Conn.
[AMI-Washington Street,
n... r...
Wits litreelieii
j} T ilSSelHriiili The Train till it
‘ __lnl:emetire Iii Waterbury
”Between Flirty iinrl hill] Pris-
f'seiiqers llrue Narrow Escape
WATERBURY, Octobor 20—430
tween forty and fifty pooplo, passen-
gers on an electric car of tho Connecti-
cut Railwaymnd Lighting Company‘s
line, had an almost miraculous oscnpe
from death Saturday night. As the
car started across the West Main
street crossing. the Winsted oxpross,
which leaves here at 9 o'clock. while
pulling out. oh: the railroad yards.
struck the car, smashing it badly and
throwing it from the track. Many of
the passengers were cut by flying
glass and otherwise slightly (injured.
but none seriously.
',A high board fence runs parallol
with the railroad tracks notir tho
West Main street crossing and tho on-
gineer of the train says that ho. was
unable to soe the car until it was on
the tracks. The train was just oom-
mencing to get. tip speod at this point.
and. handicapped by tho slippery
rails, caused by tho rain. tiio ouginoor
could not stop tho train. Tho trolloy
car was struck in the middle. Tho sido
was crushed in and tho car itself
hurled from the track and but for a
telegraph polo against which it struck,
it would have been thrown into tho
Manham canal.
The passengers on tho trolloy “'(‘l‘i‘
mostly women, returning homo from
their Saturday night's shopping and
there was great confusion. A niimbor
of the women faintoti and roports
Wore circulated that a niimbor had
been killed. Doctors woro soon
brought to the scone of tho ncoidoni.
An examination soon showed that
the people wore more frightonod than
hurt. After a few mlntitos‘ delay tho
train proceeded to Winstcd. Traffic
on the trolley line was not dolayod ch
cept for a' very short timc.
GREYHOUND WENT INSANE.
Valuable Canine Owned by S. W. Hoyt
- Jr.. Had to Be Killed
”Duke." tho ilno Maltese groyiiound
owned by Strcot Supervisor Sniiinol W.
Hoyt, Jr., was taken with a fit of in-
Banity Saturday at the home of Mr.
Hoyt. in Highland awruuo. and Satur-
day night the lino animal was ltillod.
Saturday morning Mr, iioyt‘s filth-
er let the dog out and didn‘t soc hor un-
til about 3 o'clock in tho afioruoon
when she returned to tho iiouso. The
dog acted vory strangoly and Mr. lioyt
noticed ii peculiar gloom in tho nui-
mal’s eyes. Tho fntlior oniiod tho
son's attention to this lliltl‘Ml‘. Hoyt
had Dr. F. L. Olmstond go to tho honin-
and examine the canino. in. Him-
stead found that the dog had had a fit
of insanity. During tho tit tho ani-
mal had bitten scvornl dogs and outs
and a few oliickons in tho iicighbor-
hood. Not once had lic oxiiibiiod any
signs of rabies, lioworor. and llio nt
tack was simply (mo of insanity.
knowing that tho animal was tikcly
to be taken with tlioso attacks at any
time Dr. Olnistoad udrlsod that tho
dog be klllod which Mr. iioyt rondiiy
consentcd to. Aftor tho attack tho unto
mill was as rational its cwr nnd was
led homo by ii indy who routdori in tho
neighborhood.
SENTENCE!) TO BE HANGED.
BRIDGETON, N. .i., (‘lciobor 2i)~~~~.lob
Williams was today ooiitonood to be
hanged Noromiior till for tho inurdor
of aged John 8. iiolnios and Miss (‘tiili'
erine Shiite. hbi holieokuopor.
, thereupon.
nun THE new YORK TRIBUNE
mo our THE LATEST AND moor
”UP To one eucvcmreom. 12
vowmno m This car.
CALL AT
1 T. J. MAGNER’S,
- I acorn MAIN 81:, so. nonwninc.
inieii.lmen.
Carriaae
Builder
afi Dealer.
A Few admits
. Sculloy noted as court oilicor. The fol-
NATURALlZATlON PAPERS
Granted Saturday by Judge Taylor at
Session of Common Pleas Court.
A special session of the Common
Pious Court was bold in tire court
room on iiuvilnnd street, Saturday.
for tho. purposo of granting naturaliza-
tion papers. .iudgo .losoph it. 'i‘uylor
prosidod oroi‘ tho court. and W. '1‘.
l-iariiand, clork oi‘ tho Common Pious
Court. from Bridgeport. granted the
papers. Doputy Siieriil’ John \V.
lowing hi it list of those who roccivod
pnpors: First piipcrs, \'ioornso Vin-
oonzo, (farmlno l’icco, William ii.’An-
dorson. Clinrlos A. (lustafson, Androw
Arniison, llarold iiiiyon, (,lliarlos J.
llullborg, ilcrmiin Lind, Emil Lind.
Axel Larson. Harry (liil, Samuel 'i‘nr-
oliii. Aiio 'I‘ai'lov, .loliii Erbtcr. (liiriione
Augustine. ii‘i'iincinco Paiqtiado. lliigii
lioily. Richard K. i-iillion. Michnol Don-
lcola. .ioiin 'i‘lionson, M artin .l. McDon-
ougli. Thomas Collins, Saboto ii‘ino. An-
tiono Argoiio, ticnondino Carlod. Vito
i)‘Mayo, Antione Attoilo and Herman
(liirtnor.
Sooond papers~i<lomoriok l'iiitschok,
Patrick F. Skidd, Carmiiio Vingo, i’as‘
aqualo ’i‘oolo. boslio iambic, Antlonc
Librizzi, ('ii'csnuldo ()ddo. (ioorgo A.
Kuntz. August Wcichmann, Horace
Koyworth. (loorgo P. W. Andorson.
Nicio Siintamiilo. James Maoo. i)c~
monico l-‘orcelia. Michael Lyons, Wil-
liam J. Noonan. James E. li‘ishor. Jos-
opli Wliittloy, Harold Manzy. Ernost
W. Wilkinson. Mertinohoa Marvlo, Dan-
ioi Slattory. Dominick Riccio. Henry
Hoinliohor. Louis (lifatj. Max (lpnzuy.
Alfrod Probst, .iohn Lonchnk. James
Loo. Robort A. Show. .iosopli Evanski.
Frank Maoo. llonnis Lynch. Snmuoi
Hopkins, William .losom. Mayor Jos-
oin. Frank Libnor. (‘litirios A. Young.
iiiiohaol Domain, Niciiolo (.‘orvalli, (loo
dalfo Librnizzi, .lamos ii. Lostor, Dav-
id l.iindy. llcniamin liorslifioid. Abra
ham Van Iliiskirk. Salvntnr (lhnrnok.
Kalmon Pallorin. Angelo ll'th-to, lien-
ry Harris and Louis liosoniiold.
CENTRAL LABOR UNION HALL.
First Meeting Held There Saturday
Night.
(‘rntrul Liibor l‘iiion hold its first
mooting in its now hall Saturday night
but trziiistictcd only matters of routino
importanoo. ’l‘lio incnibors spent most
of tho flow in inspecting tho now
rooms.
'i‘bo new hoadquartors bavc boon ill»
toil out on the third floor of the lusiir~
hnoo building. in South Mtiiii stroot
'l‘iioro are throo rooms. our in ill-‘
front. rory largo, which will bo iisod
for mootliige of largo organizations
affiliated with tho l'nimi. The other
two rooms :iro Fillfllli‘l' and are in tho
l'olit‘. 'l‘lioso liui'o born fittoii out with
dosks and all tho uocousnry adjuncts
and will ho llHi‘il by Stunlloi' organiza-
tions {Hill by oxcoiiiiro (“trillillliitl.'.\‘.
All tho rooms hai'o boon iilcoiy Till"
iiisiiod rind ptipcrod. tiio work of .Tiillli"
t), .lcnniiigs, and pro ooiiippod with
it“ tho sanitary illiplliillt‘r“. toilots
closots. otc. 'i‘iio rooms will bo lizhtoii
by gas and oloctricity. tho llittoi' to be
fiirnisbcd by tho South Norwalk inuni-
cipal lighting plant. ‘i‘hcy will be
hcntcd by stoiirn. in tho front of tlil‘
largo room it platform has boon orcctcd
and iloi‘o :iri- tho oiiicors' chairs, with
«Ici‘otarics' chairs on tho shims. 'l‘lii‘
lioors of all throo rooms will bo oilod
and in tiio llliiin room thoro will bo
iicooniniodutlon for 250 chairs, if noo-
ossury. ’l‘iio walls will be adorned
with tho plotiiros: of iltc national prost-
dcnts of tiic \‘til‘lilllS organizations affil—
iatod with tho cr-uii'iil body.
I! DD! TIONII L L OCAL NEWS.
(irocor (‘lizirlrs iii. Scyuiour has on
cxhibttioii in trout of bio \"l‘o‘i Wash-
ington stroct storo a mammoth punt)»
liiu. tho gift of i‘hurics H. Lockwood.
ilio wcll-linown North Wilton farmor.
'I'Iio youoitiillo tips lilo Ki‘illt'i-t lit 4th
pounds.
liiitlor LodIzo. No. iii. l. 0. fl. li‘..
cont‘orrcd tho Mu'tinil dogrco on Edwin
illako, Clitil‘li‘h Jordan and ilarvoy
Wood. til llii incctiurz. Wodncuday
night. iliic wooli from nor! W-rdnoo-
day a roll call will ho bold. followmi
by an onloriullimcrtt and i'ofrctilimolite.
(‘Iinrico L. llhrkcr. proprietor of tho
Norwnik Launch Wot-kn. (”uptutn
i‘biirioii Taylor. and two i’iiteiiloiil
friends roturiicd liiiit \‘t'I‘I‘li from n trip
to the Hi. Litwrouco ltlvor illiil which
by way of tho iliutuon itlvcr. Lnko
(ilmnipliiin illlil ilic i‘ililiilii. 'i‘licy ro-
port no oxcoiiont trip.
Tho. bnnkotbnil nonnon in Tho Non
wniko will upon this monitor at tho
armory with two nnmou. 'I‘hri tlrut F
toum will ploy tho Mount Vcrnon High
Hohhot Alumni room and tho Montaiikn
will lineup againut tho hour-coo. of
i-‘itnmford. During the iniorrntoaiohn
ontortnlninont will ho furnhdiml tho
audience by ii hip: uriipliophohc.
Chrirlcn .l. liminbuc. liorby: .lom‘ph
P. Mnhr. Dimbnry hint William Doiun.
Hartford. had a oonfcronoo of two and
one-half hours. with tho, Cupowull
Home Bhoo Nail (‘Trimpony of Harte
ford. datiirilay. and sot-tired for thr-
girls on nirlko their old rate of wagon.
and better conditions. and on nitroc-
mont its to the Moro porfpoiiy nails-
l‘nrtpry to tho otriking cniplnycn.
LOUDON WILL PROBABLY RE-
COVER
Reports from the hospital are to the
effect that William “ultimo“ London.
who wail assaulted on the Fair
Grounds, Thursday night, iii consider-
ably improved at the mascot time. and
the indications are that he will recover
though he is still in n serious condb
firm. The oiioo M‘I! iinhblo to locate
the them " catty.” Who London um
“did" kiln.
The run he and clear sure.
(A. tonal, Proprietor.)
An All Trimmed
Hal. $1.50.
It is a felt lint in turban and
in idnglloh walking but shapes.
trimmed with velvet, block or
colored silk, a quill and an orna-
inont. This is it special but at a
special price for the balance of
tho week only. After Saturday
the price will be bit more.
This inducement is made to
encourage you to call and sec
our reasonably prlcod millin-
QTY.
6% Washington St. c(iiith lioiiiilli
" ' Paoui'seo To DO BETTER.‘
Judge Lockwood Had Mercy on Old
Veteran This Morning.
".liidgo, if you'll lot. mo no this limo
i‘ll promiso you that l'll novor ho.
brought boforo you again. I‘ll tnko
tlio noxt our for tho homo. This in
tho first How l'ro. orcr boon nrrostod
and hit more than nlxty yours old. i
H(‘l‘\’(’(l in tho army for olghtcon yours
and novor oron got in the guard house.
i got my pontoon ti tow days ago and
i spout part of it for rum and the. root
1 lost. Saturday i wont to Winnipniik
to soo a friend and started to walk
down to South Norwalk to tako a train.
1 supposo i took a littlc more than i
ought to'vo and all of n suddon i wont
down in a hoop. That's tho last l rc-
ln(‘lllll(‘i‘(‘il until i woke up in tho sla-
tion. i haven‘t drank anything
in orcr a your and it went to my hood.
."ni noariy doad and i want to get back
to tho homo to got some medicino.”
Thus spoko Hillll‘y Stool, a votoran
from tho Noroton Soldiors' Homo, who
was boforo .iiidgo Lockwood this nlili‘ll‘
inn. charged with druiikoiinoss. ’i‘iio
jiidgo told him he thought it was too
bad that a man should liro so long
as ho had and thou fail. ’i‘o thou told
him ho. could go and Stool was out of
tho court boom in a hurry. it was
rory oridont from his actions while
boforo tho court that ho was very un-
familiar with such pliioos. Stool was
piokcd up (load to tho world iii the yard
of lilo Morison lioitsc iii Wost uvolillo.
Saturday iiiulit by (‘iipthin of lv’oiioo
hinrcbouso. who was oliiinod to not a
wagon to cart him in. Stool lind ori-
dontiy laid our in tho rain on tho wot
lawn for sumo timo as ho was woli
soakod outside as well as in and would
haro siift‘orod front oxnosiiro had liI'
boon lcfi tlioro much loniror.
l‘UDAV IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. iii: iii a. iii—Trud-
lng was your iiotivo at tho opening.
but tho innrkot gciiornlly siiowcd a ro-
ilillipililll of Saturday’s l't‘illlZlilK salon.
'l’iioro Wcro a tow corisploiit‘ius ud-
i'iiiiccs made, including 17*" in St. Paul.
‘illil :1 point in Baltimore and Ohio.
'l‘iio luitor sold at from lit)”: to 110%.
with 5,000 sliuros douit it. ('llilllKlW‘
ntiiorwiso \ycro slight with tho soft
coal stocks ruling iiiglior and tho an-
tlii'ucito group lowor.
WALL S'i'iti-Ilri'l‘. l p. m.—-’i‘iio moti-
L'l‘f'llth' of tho til‘illlllitl c:iiisod Silillt'
’llSulillilllliilli’ili to tho bulls. who had
litllilllll Sltli'kH oiirlior, on the strength
if tho iinproi'i-d llltlli-‘ilii'l' situation.
Riiloi: woro uiiiilo of tho T'iH'ifii‘H and
lliil‘ti coulors, ciiusiiii: ii ilocliiii' in
Soutliorn Pacific to it point iindor Sut-
urilny's cinso. 'l‘boi'o was vcry iittlo
intorcst displnyod in tiic lliili‘ki‘l. and
tho lnior rise in Norfolk and Wostorn
to Stilt... did not roviyo Sllf‘t‘illiltioli in
any of tho loudors.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reports over private wire of Maples
& Goidschm’ldt, commission brokers,
Swlnkrtz & Corbett‘s block, South Nor-
wa :
Opon High Low i:3ti
:\ll]ill, ("tippor‘ 6.5% 67% 62.3,; (lute...
Am, i‘ d l-‘, :iiliN not. 3x1... 31m
Am. t‘ot ()il. Stilt. son. sou, not.
Amoricuu loo, ili‘g ltilg lil‘.i lulu
\lfl. loo pt'd., :ltl'»; 34:11. lion“. :iilt..’_.
:\l\l(‘l‘, Lut'ii , Iii ‘2 iii ‘3 iii Iii
Am. iAii‘ii pfil., ltd“; litiii. {iii-T. liliii,‘
Am. Stitch. ‘i7'4 «thou Ht, 171'“;
Am, Sunni; iL'Ti littl’. l2?» l‘..’3
.‘tnnoondn, litl tilt! lul itlil
A 'I‘. & S. l-‘o, boll. iron sung till-h.
.\.'l‘. a" Si", p. fol»; low, to] in] 1_,
Halt. & illilo, litl‘i, iii! tibia/z ill't.
liklyn. it. 'l‘.. iii iii-"q tH title.
“lil‘i'i. 8:. Ohio, Trill... 537;. Still. 53%.
i‘ili. &. N. “C, 235 23.37.. 235 235%.
('lil. (it. Wont. tilt; 3i 16. Ill ill
4‘. M. & St. l’., ”92‘;- iriar. liliih’. 19:”;
cut. iii. to l‘. BUM. upon. 20m; gout:
(‘nL ii‘, «b l.. Fido till-L» Stilt; till”;
(“0L Sitllili., iii iii RIM). 33b).
i‘omiol. (his, "2M. Bruit; 221i 220
liol. if: Mud, 171! [ill it‘ll l't'il
itrio, (till/4 arm; any. {iii-1;.
iii, (‘oiilrni, lid! l.“..'i ifs-2 tithing.
Lou. & Niiuii.. liill iliti luau; ititib’;
Manhattan, 37.11,. mm; “inlay from.
Moi. til. Ry. Nile. Hi! l-iii/g, Hi!
tilt-x, (Wilfrid, 2M; 26'... Blih’. gut;
M. K. til: 'l‘., 301's. Illiy’. 30% no»;
ill, K. & ’l'. pfd. bill/g tlfi 1A.; bit fill
Mo. i‘ltolilo. iii! till-”lit Hit/l. ‘llii
National Loud, till“; iii! 29% 29%
N. Y.i‘ontrnl.1577h 153% 187% 13R
Nari, iii. Worth, 78% MW. 78% 797;.
(int. ti: Woat,, 84% 31% 38% (it
l'nriiio Mull. «it’ll, 42% 42% 42%,.
l'r'iih. it. it, With; illt’a‘ih 163% liit’l’ifi
i’trnltio'u (Sim, liivi'vfi “Hive ill-“A 104%
Prowl. iii, PM. hi till one; it
fir-riding. film 69% MW; tlii'if.
Road. lid pith. 78 7h 77% 77%
iiond. 2d pith. 8R RR Mi its
lit-pull. Stool, 22th. 22bit 22th 2295.
iiilbbor floods, 23 24% 23 24
Ron. Pacific. 73% N14 73% Till/4
80o. Ry. (‘o., tiling Elites. flat/r. tiling
Tit-nu. it. h. l.. and, fl? dill/i. Milli.
Texas Pacific, 4611. 451/. in 4511.
Union Pacific 10%;. 1071.4. 106% “NW,
tin. i'no. pm. 9th; tilt/i 91% fill/t
ll. 8. Mother, Hill. 14“»; MM; Mia
ii, S. Wool, 41% 41% ML; ii in
ll. 8. Stool pfd. hill. in 59;. fit it. 91%
Wabash. 35% 85?..." 3 M; 347.13
Wabash, pm. 50% 50% bill/t. 50%
Worst. Uri. Tot. 92% 92% 92 92
Wiscon. Cont... 2m 29 28% 28%
WW
Up to noon today the Selectmen. in
match at the town court room. in
Haviinnd street. had made titty voters.
With the forty already mndo. in firm
wuik. 4hr": now remain the portions
in the thm who might be made cinch
on.
m.
Laqu-Wlbf MaSuiis.‘ M
Jackets. Coats. capes
and Norfolk Suits
FUR JACKETS
the latest style
Krasovitz 8: Fox,
North Main; Corner Ann St,
South Nonualk.
J. GARTNER,
Merchant Tailor.
urn...“—
Get Your Clothing Repaired
For the Cold Winter
Coming.
My rcpntr charge-s arc very roasotr
able. l cm as ciipiiblo in working on
Laiiios' garments as upon Mott‘s.
Of course. if you want now work”
well. come in rind talk with mo. 1
bolicvc i can lntorost you.
39 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Opposite liotcl Hamilton.
Harrytlouiuin,
CLOTHIER
F URNISHER
Your inspection is requested on
our new and up-to-date line of
Men’s,Boys’& Children’s
Clothing
We guarantee that our prices
cannot be equated in the town
this season.
We also carry a full line of
Union made clothing. if desired.
N0. 6 NORTH MAIN 57"..
MAHACKEMO BLOCK.
Wanted i
First+Class
Painters.
Decker,
87 Washington
Street,
50. Nor-walk.
TWENTIETH cevurunv FLVER.
Ran into an Open Switch and Win
Wrecked Today.
COLUMBUS. 0., (lot. BILWWA lib;
Four iiiiunoriuor train, known on tho
'l‘wontloth ticntury Fiyor. run into on
npcn uwiicli at lei mlioii norm of i‘o-
iumbiio today. nud tho ontlro train. ox-
copt tho inot ulcopor. it is roportod.
Whit wrockod. Enigluoor itydor iii rc~
poi'tod kiilorl and tho lli'oiiiuii rind ling.
train! ililiiiit‘l' Hf'i'itillrily tujorod. Al-
thouuh it in not known that tiny pne-
eongorn woro killod. a «portal train has
boon made up at lloliiwaro and (mo at
Columliiiu oml phyutvinnh are being
hurrtcd to tho ricoiio.
DID NOT KILL HIMSELF.
The non time that John iieiford. a
grow rilngcr roriidlmr In Plymouth are»
one. trlos not! destruction ho will pro-
pnbly take it morn ofiootiw roiito.
it rippcnrn that he had boon upbrnidod
by his family for drinking so much and
Saturday afternoon ho took a quantity
of turpontino. Ho says he took it
with Bliit‘ldfll intent. Dr. William .1.
Trncoy. who Wad onliod in, udminlntor-
mi an intldolo but tho physician mm
of the opinion thin tho «torso. anyway.
would not hM’I‘ nrovod fatal. for tho
turponilno ttsoif both: an irritant and
combiner! with tho tntoxloantn that
iioiforri lord beenrrirlnking. would have
room him to vomit tho mixtiirofl‘uo
'pontino. howovor, cannot: much PM”
when taken In this manner.
a...» M. ._......
AOOlSON-nTHOMAB.
(THE LEADING DRY
Goons STORE.
$2.50 and $3.50‘
Last year's surely. My.
but they are good halve.
I.Daris&8,0n,
TAILORS. CLOTHIERS. HAT-
TERS AND FURNISHERS.
85 Washington street.
South Norwalk.
Telephone 133-12.
That
§PEBFEGTA
.sror
tor Women
at
$3.50
is selling.r rapidly among
women oi discriminato-
tin: tastes.
We are confident
that this shoe cannot be
outdone: quality and
stvtc u l5 for the money
‘MLIWM
WearSiioesTiiai Fit i
.. - .. .__..................,._ M...
l .. -. WI ,
Charter; ii. Addison, the popular por- terrier by Rey. H. II- Carpenter at the.
tar at the Cliflord Pharmacy, and Miss paroonnge in North Main street. Mr. 3 to his private room an noon on the jury
rennin Thomas. a nitrous employed by and Mrs. Addlwn 8"! now chiming 3' was completed. sent for .lm‘or Edward
or. o. a. Brahman, were married you» i honeymoon in New York city.
"at
=5 NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
I , I ’ I ’ I
Ladies, Misses and Children 5 Winter c-Ioaks.
Our full line of Ladies', Misses‘ and Children’s WINTER GARMENTS are now open. The
line this season includes LADIES' FINE TAILORED JACKETS, in all the latest .sbapes. We
can show you any style you wish from a short nineteen inch jacket, to a full length garment.
We buy of only the very best makers, and our styles and shapes are both correct. Prices from $5
to $25. , - H
' l ‘ !
Misses and Children 5 Long Garments.
We bought early in the season. when tailors wanted work and manufacturers wanted money.
A big lot‘ of CHILDREN'S LONG GARMENTS at much less than they can be bought today; they
run from 4 to 14 years in size, and from $4 to $10 in price.
CHILDREN’S jACKETS AND LONG GARMENTS (I to 4 years) all new and upto date
styles.
Housefurnishing Department.
PERFECTION OIL HEATERS—JFAKE THE PLACE OF COAL. ' {I 1“
NO DISAGREEABLE ODOR.
N0 POSSIBILITY OF SMOKING.
STRONG AND WELL MADE.
ORNAMENTAL IN FINISH. PRICE $3-50 TO $550.
T't &H tt N ik'C
ris ram ya , orwa , onn.
How Old
is Your B011 ‘?
3, 4 or 5 P
in any of the abo'be sizes
at
l t I a' t
tha former y 501 a or “it,
CREDIT
open to those who lack
the ready cash. First—-
there is the 30. 60 or 90-
day credit of the “cash"
store—at the. end of the
term of credit you are
just as much in the hole
as you were when you
secured this favor (2')
SecondL-the obsolete In-
stallment Plan, based on
extremely high prices
for inferior goods, and,
thirdly
The
Kricgcr Co’s Cash or Credit
‘ ' Plan.
You open an account with us when you make
your purchase. Charge it up and pay in small ,
weekly payments of $1.00. Week by week your ac-
count grows smaller. You arc not asked to sacri-
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the supreme court. Contrary to goncr- lliiry ”fix “it" “will!!! Lambert limit bid
hi expectations, Justice Lambert. iirid li‘itlt‘c on the bench. The iury. includ-
no anonncement to make concorntng ‘inrt Lovolonn. was their worn. after
tho Barnett letters. The jury was com- fWhif‘h ‘1 recon “limp? P. m. was no-
pietod with the acceptance of W. F. Nimrod ' ,
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