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NORWALK gauge ‘SENTI
WALL STREET,' 10:10 a. m.-0peu-
big gains of M s 15 were scored by
practically all the loading active stocks.
Louisville rose is. and Consolidated
Gas. 1%. The orders in the market
were very small. and the ticker almost
came to a standstill immediately after
the opening. Rights to subscribe for
new Manhattan ii ck sold at 6%.
WALL BTR . II a. m.-—Prices
yielded slightly after the opening and
made the market irregular. Amalgam-
ated rose a point The increased net .
earnings of New Jersey Central for
December caused a light demand for
the coalers and St. Paul was firm. Lo-
comotive. Chicago Terminal preferred
N EL Tommy; JgnllAltY in. no.
_—,..-—....«.... . ... . _
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
I»
n?
‘ nan 'grsnn-rn;
Fit Come: First,
0! what use is a hat that does not fit your head?
0! who; a are corsets that do not'fit, dresses that do not fit. or gloyes
that do mt.- T .
Now‘take shoes.
. , The one absolutely "necessary thing about shoes is that they shall fit.
"like! they‘ll; whlklng is a fatigue. Pleasure vanishes, You feel “slouchy”;
‘ walk clumsily—not with an elastic step but dragging the feet along
,tm‘quised. You acquire corps, which are an endless source of
"bull le. » . -
y , .‘And all because you bought shoes that were perhaps loudly advertised
‘ M smart in appearance, yet made with little regard to fit.
The one shoe tor women that is properly constructed for a scientific fit
a“ m "Queen Quality." Try them it you want to make walking one of your
Mil toys.
'i‘lle‘lnilh‘ense output makes the price of 83.00 possible for such shoes. .
m I‘lll' Fll‘ llll 0|.“ 8m
‘ , (A. Israel, Proprietor.)
Don 'l hiiss This
Clearing Sale.
Goods sold at one half
(nice. It will pay you to
qi'b
NO. 2 and e Gaza'r'ri: BUILDINCiE; W 1]
c as a call.
W ‘ and General Electric rose 1 to 1%. . , -.
. ' ‘ ~ . ' want. eraser. -——Th lt- . ”it" .
-_ E De L YO" & can solo Ag" 0pm Ebemngs' in: stocks. Colorado Eggrankii‘jlaifisfiial f A.“ ‘ .
. . . 1 2. 'r - 5
Washington Street. bouih Norwalk. Conn. ‘ * furl] litigant: dull ainTElnggiu§,'§3i H a mbu rgs. ‘ '
-..-. ' My,“ _ ,, _ . “mm, _..._..t....--- _--..._.....w.s.-__-__... nc his to firmness. " e promis ng ‘ ’ \ '1
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. 68 ‘umml 3!. so“? “mm ; 3:303:903833 {ome'gf'z't‘erm°;“§§; ' Our tenth annual importation of Hambury Edgings and lnsertings is now open
change ware favorable factors. Bonds
William Reilly has returned to his
llllSlllil illllll
" ’l'tiiliiiii in
plain inland linii Protests.
~. . . . , . ‘ walk; ‘
. . phiou Quartette to sing at their smok- K” tZ & F ,, ‘
Anams' lililflBS Aupfllmml’mh Ici- Thursday evening. and every effort raSOVI 0X, Amal Co , or (as: 13155,: :5“); 15‘s) ‘ . n . i '7
' ' ' 7 “ i“ ”9'“ mad“ ‘0 mm “a “m“ “1°" ‘ Am C amir ' it 41 me 41 ‘ Our entire new line 0/ bush silks is now on exhibition Thesearelhc most a ular
. Claim Thai" Ciiiiill iiiid Ciiiiiliii '€-'.’.‘.‘;”l'il’h.'f.l:h'hlli.“i..%'.l.‘§£“‘£lll ”“5 ”w" W’ A” 5’" Am: c.'& r. 6:. m on 91% 91% ‘ ‘ , " p
- H A fi ’ . w k. ‘ be plenty of refreshments and cigars 50““, NONI)!“- fi: 80t;r31‘1'~ 422% 32% 32% 31,4 qoods this season [01‘ Shift Waists and Shirl Waist Suits. We in showing
g tor everyone. _......_...,«-..~. ‘M'fl'mw “MM" “m ' ' , . . . . . .
ll? flillll.l lll' lllllllll’ll o. s. ii‘erry Command, Union Veter- J GAR-r” ER fifiefi‘gg" p‘I‘d“ ‘13“ 413,? :3“ 12,2: many styles in these goods which it will imposuble to lmd later in the season.
. .s. ' . y _ O ‘ - - -1
ans inion. held a meeting, last even . Amer. Loco 29% 29% 29% 29%
HARTFORD. Conn. January 27~--An ing, at 11] Washington street, at which Merchant Tailor Am. Smelt... 44% 467A. 44% 43%
x unusual labor petition was presented in time the committee appointid on by- = ' Ant Sugar, ‘30 130% 130 ‘30“ ‘ CI k s I ’
""9 ““39 ‘Oda-V' "he“ 999““ Ken' '5“ ““0 "‘1‘" mm“ "390"“ ”'0' ‘ “m ‘ A. ’r a s in 88% 88% 88% 88% DGCIa 03 a e.
“ ; filly 081160 3838K)“ l0 mid” at 121‘30- gross. it was. voted to continue the a ‘ . A'l‘ '& 35;“ DE 99% 100% qgvb too
. t is aprotest against tie re—upponl- committee until the next meeting. w I. C II ' ' ‘ ‘ . ' . . . . , .
“ . meat or either Messrs onrmii or Conl- which will in. mum, by the “mm"... ' I a gall;n&ROk¥o' 1:32 “3m ‘33; “25% We will continue our Spcczal Cloak Sale. All Garments m Ladies, Misses ana
‘ ley ‘9 ludge or judges of the city (""1" Otherwise only routine business was - y ‘ Ches '& .Olilo 52% 52% 52% 52% ’ ’
of Bridgeport: unit is signed by the transacted. and take ’0‘" measure for Llothlng Chi. ‘th West: 27% 28 27% 27% Children marked at prices to close
gfie"gf“:gt"fitly‘“";:j;'lfis{,::?:; 9;“,136 "scaling; filli‘pi‘ihde of Iiltniirojni gve- fr‘1h::?r§002:3:;22‘m" “’m “w" c. M. a St. it'irs 173% its my. -
. ‘ ' " one, as et 18 uppy ome n vec ’ .e f . Col. p & L. 75% 76 5% 76 .
trades union members. iirothei's' cute and is now on the road 0 not south 39% 30 29% 30 ' ‘ .
> The petition w“ presented M: Mr. with Professor Klrsoll, who delighted ”PM me a postal, that u M" Consul. Gail, 214%: 21754; 217 y 217% . .
;Biwf§memfr "i Bridgetmi “n" “u“: the audiences at Hoyta theatre, last as scum MAIN eraser. M, a "mi, my; man my. 174v. s
1““ The" ““8”“ “‘9 "m ”“99"“ week. unuearins With his ti'ilined uni- . 0 calls Hotel Hamilton. Eric» 407 4l~ 40 it
.. t d"'ihtth or W - it 5" 5‘ ‘4'
with 1'13““? “L he ”“5199 “ e j mals with the May r'iske Company. Erie. lsl ptd., 717,} 72%. 71",1. 7l% '
\tlce W” ”93‘9" for and further states the pron-ssor saw that the. monk was " " ‘ ' ‘ “ ‘leneral Elev lilM’ 191% 191% 191% ’ ’ '
that “Mr. (Yomley is for many reasons . . , , .,, WHAT GOOD SOCIETY MEANS. _ ‘~ ‘ ‘
. not 3' proper person to nominate for tntelligtnt and otfired itudolph SVLL (‘4‘ Yo k Ti 0 ) n|_ Ccnttal, 14314 143% 148% 143%
' . .. > ‘ ' $2.: for the animal. which the. latter v ‘ "W 1‘ m >5 - l. u. & Null ,. 126 I267 126 126 ’ . \
this *important position. “We submit [93.1in accepted. but there is mourn— A prominent London lady was on a .fianimtmzl 146%I Nil,“ ”4% ”5% _. L .W_ 4-..“. ‘——-—_ fl
"m ”9 “name“ "‘ “““""“““ i“ m" ins iu Railroad avenue and Harvey “a“ ”WWW? “W“ “Siht‘fi‘lem’ Met st m' 139 ms»: in 139% ‘ Now the' icii us int-v: ill" hain When on on it in ii if or
wmmunlty." . Shellield and l‘. 'l'. Cunco are the chief a society personage of that place, and Mertft‘jeutrnI 25*}. 25s: "Jul/ti 25% THE MAYOR AND THE MOUSE' made withdut unv initiators sly all g lawn swihg instheamgidrdle or the filly" ’
. The petition W58 referred t0 the “0'“- moumfl-s Shpmfld because he has lost a garden party was given in her honor. M K & 'l‘ ' 28% 28% "in, 28% Stamtord's Mayor saves a mouse (‘onditio b ' ‘ ’ . ‘. . ‘ '
, . . . . ., .. . , n rought about by the fashion all dressed up. sneak around to the
mittee on judicial nominations. . “,3 IN". and Cohen because he has [08' It was to be the occasion of the Lou M. K & 1‘ pm ‘31 6, ill 61 from murder. Will the Mouse ever help in vogue tor wearing the wrist of the kitchen window and you will find her
.Mr. Gross. 0f Waterbury, 939ml " m,» p“. and (mm because m. has lost don lady‘s introduction to the hostess Mo Pacific illilt “2% Ill-4 ”2% the Mayor? Look tip Aosops fable of glove turned back on the hand. mother doing the work alone
bin for the erection of u bruise ovcr the revenue that uci-rued from lnter- friends, and many well known people Naiional “gm 27% 23 27V. '28 the Lion and the Mouse. History re- “ H ' ,A_
.‘ aehgfi‘tg‘f“g gzsrrflfvxi‘:g‘i‘f£c$ Isted persons buying mm {or ihc of the lawn were there. N. y‘ Cemmy‘mm 151% my, 151% nests use”. The Mouse cant VOW! _._.- ~- f— "'1’” .-___. W W.
. . . . . ‘ monk. . Among the invited guest! was ll Norf. & West, 7‘” 74% 74% “if nor can the Cut. But the owners Ho MAGNETIC HAIR i
ilela counties. ' l .._-._ i-ertalu tradesmen. named Beatty. imi- Ont. & West. 33% 33% 33% 33% boot-jacks vote. They are saying. .0 1 R STORER l
‘ “grhghgliigltaglxddlotaagzdilrilgxsn.Iggsrfi; lNVESTiGATING COAL SITUATION ed for his wit. He was in form, and Penn. [1. R.. '1“ 154% 153% 1535‘ stands for Cat and K stands for Kit. ‘ F ‘ t. .
_ . . - was introduced to the celebrity" on P 1 . G ‘165-' 106% 105% 106 The Cat is the dam of the Kit. l)~———i ANDD‘NDR F , avls
; 881‘th purchase by lht‘ state 01‘ ‘1ij Score of won...“ Ready to Give 1-... whom he made an evident impression. r533: 23’ 8:". 652i: 65% 65% 65:: the Cat and the ,Kit. M stands for , U, r CUR .. O n,
Sill ln‘ttlfhines. deferred to .iudrciuty tlmony in Benton Today. in the course of the conversation Reading; ‘ ' 62% 6235 (i2 62% Mayor and M stands for Mouse. Blew;i in original preparation that will 35 WASHINGTONSTREET.
.Mln 86- BOSTON Jan 27 —Wncn the Con‘ has asked Mr. Really what business Repuh Steel 21",. 21% 21 21 the Mayor and the. Mouse. By the tone diseases of the scalp and prevent SOUTH NORWAIK
- “ft"! mullingl "$1392: $233: :3 gressional sub-committee which is in h" ”"0"“ ‘ Rocklsland.' 431,; 48% 48% 43% "W “0““ YO“ ““0 “ m0"¢”“i'"‘“"‘9‘ Ithe hair from falling out . p ‘
~ _ gray sq rre a bl n l pd l . vestigntlng the coal situation re-asscni- .3 m “ grocer. he replied. Rock Island p, 80% ill-Hi 80% 81% trap? (’8‘ a bottle 0””- Dk‘k S hiedi- lnvigorates the roots and 3h" the .
1.“? city 0" boroug was presen ‘ ’-‘ - . ihe visitor. osslbi in a moment oi l,- cinc by mail. There will be a little hair a health lustre.
Nit" Para5ns‘0l' Winchester and reter- bled today_ to take up its second days t ‘ ‘ ‘ l: y l . Rubber Goods AW. 25% 25 25% d b t hi 1 h for a 8 id b J n t l b b d ..
.- tolthe committee on Mhm‘i“ and work in this city, they found more men n amrraton. made lh sremark. Slou. Pacific. 65% 65% 65 65% woo cu ox. just is among 1 l o y e rs case or ere an . .
7. _ . . ”In“ a score of witnesses. some of In London shopkeepers do not go li Sou. Ry, C0" 35% 36% 35% 36% mouse. Spread the one used c rcuar druggists, 75c and tile bottle. ”are It . IS .
. Afwonlan‘s suffrage bill wag pm in whom had been served with an otficial ”W ”9'“ "‘ ”Hm“ Tenn. 0. a L, cm at 63% ill 0' ‘0“‘m0“‘“'3 ‘“ ”0'“ °‘ “‘9 mouse? Prepared by the
this n l h Mr Lake of Hart. summons ready to give testimony. .80er the} “'3! word had left he, 1‘9“! Pacific, 40% 40% 40% 40% haunt. and lay the box in ahorizonta i \
‘m was. 3'. ' ,1 ' , , , . lips he replied: . U i l’ ifi'. 10‘ 102 - 101-, 102 position‘ at the head of the Circular. 3 Magnet“; Ilnlr Restom Co. E . . - g _
ford to the effect that Eyelv woman liai ng betn tomluted that. at all ,, . . non no i 2 in. hi 1,fi e . ‘
. . . - times since the strike ended there has The) ilont here. eithci. iln. Pac pfd 94% 95 9.1% 95 A small bit of cheese must be placed i ROBERT F. SCALZI. pRop" ‘ nee ore.
0" titthl'dotthtlsogtalt‘emishheglrihlInhentfis' been an abundance of vessels ’to can LYNN Sgb'E—‘AKER? K U S Lei" bid: 39 89 89 89 ondthe cit’hcu'ahi‘tmdet‘i theutvord “Susi: [36 Washington St" South Norwal-k.i
-‘ " ‘ . ' . " M 'STRI E. ‘ w ' rt . . an ape er no or ewor "I -
mm :' i ' coal. it our ass coull ha 6 been so < . U. . R. & t.., 25% 207’s 15% 257.6 n . ‘
of~nrogsr3yt¥h£hylirn32 3‘20 I'ollghntml: (hired. and that rates (haw: not been LYNN. Muss, January 27‘”'The "9” U- . Steel. 37% 37741 37% 37% firm. to dutththel infuselelnttfnt‘i‘gg. ‘1 our
, a. ‘; . advanced to an excessive point. the port that the Boot and Shoe ”Workers (1. S. Steel pm. 87v, 8751, 87% 871/, ““393“ 3 e cs men a bi 5 th i , '
‘ bill put in by Mr. Maples ot Nor- committee set aside today the question l'nion had made arrangements to plan Wabash‘ 29% 291,; 29% 29% fident. gate 3199031: crawls uto M 8 Phone 132. l Semi-Annual
wish provides that every town school of prices and rates and devoted the at- women from Huverhill l“ “1"th Wabash. Dill. 45 ‘5 “‘5 44% box. shores. t‘lcret. on the. top. a ' . - .
mmlttee may choose a‘ superintentb tcntion to the question of supply and here. where the. stitchers are out on Wiscon‘ Cent. 233‘ ggi/s 26% 267,4, him t0 the MMOP- i=1)!” '0???“ “1:131“? Sale Of Trousers
Lent. of schools' that any two or mo", price. sympathetic strike with the Knights am right. Sold at 6%.e%_ the medicine. ltw lputtoscep 088 THE NEW ENGLAND ,
. . ., " ' ._ - ,. . , of Labor cutters. resulted today ln _. -.-......_.._ pains that gnaw lilte mice, or rather , at
my“ emplayi‘ug together not less than Auordini, to the testimony of Ed . llk lions int our malarialaden ans »
",mwmn- :91“.th may unite to ward Sherwin. selling agent in East- some of the strikers returning to Work CAREFUL or HIS FEELINGS. steamy . o y . 3, ‘85
0506" a:aupei‘inteudent. It was refer. ern New England (or the Philadelphm l‘hls was {he second break in tine ranks ...___. ‘ El EGTRIG MOTOR q ' l
d to the committee on education. and Reading Coal and Iron Company. ”' "'9 8mm: “mime”. “0"! all How Mrs. Newlywed Gently Rebuked i All hi 6 d 3 d ll
Hr Spittle. ~01 “Iorrington. offered a the first witness today. his campany. [ti-V53 “'::::“l‘:f~str‘l'::v:;fgi tighhlgbl: Hei- Husband. t. g 9'1 e 00 5 it“
but today. raising the salaries of mem- at the beginning of the strike in Penn- ' ' “ 3 “Tom, dear," said yodng Mrs. New. ' N _
Mrs of the legislature from $300 to sylvanla. had little 0r no coal there. :1?nga:hleas‘llglhtgggielfiefdrlx:21;th 'ywed. very gently, "it is kind and 0 Ice ll ‘8 a finely constructed piece of ma 62176 sold at
pane. . Witnes i t .ted odo all 331- ~ ' . ' ._ ,
' ‘ . ble to :elvllgvse 'tIl'ienilil‘tuatlton and he; to EliticnhgersfPraenm‘lynflganuedmgy “3: £211.53: fi‘rli‘ugh’lflt surreal!) :ggfigizteevg Notice is hereby given to all citizens chlner? always ready to; wot: ’2'50' ’3'00' 3350'
Whig: seasonal: asuons. make any exorbitant prices. ‘ Knight! of who“ mm, mum Mm undertake touselect anything tor his 0, this my "m a maul“ collection 0, Any size and any v0 tase a! re - We close evenin s at
. an. lit—The steamer ”5‘ Witness said that in recent years site to wear. . 2 .
fitted ashore at Aherfraw Point. isle the independents had furnished little Auburn. M9" arrived this morning. and “What do you mean?" he asked in garbage_ ashes and refuse will 50°“ be 6 O'ClOCk VQXCCDl Mon- “
gangieseyfiis the Bothlide-Russ. She coal for‘ihe coastwise trade but that :V*J:kg::.aé'xggk hinmhgogli'chdisstf surprise. _ established, and that they should at THE G. N. MCKIBBIN .
Cm” “gathers?“ wage'bgugivtll a‘thhqebp;::e::n:imor;dll;ey' were furnish. ”mm from St. 'me by Wednesday. (0“Thesle buttons you brought home once provide themselves with suitable day. Wednesday. Satur-
l'DOO - . . - . . r the. and she held up a halt doaen ‘ h ldl th 0 ided MFG CO
Ni landed ill safety. ‘ ...__-..___.__._._._ . “-u... “m"- ed poker chips “I found them on the can! or »0 ng‘ 8 same' as Dr V ' day.
7* ' -£~':---—--- lNVESTiGATiNG BRIBERY CHARGE CONSUL M'LEAN'B BODY HERE mantel in your. room. and I knew of by ordinance .35 printed in the 88““ W R THOMPSON Maria er
~n a y9ung man tel‘s a girl he ' ma NEW YORK. Jan. 27—47“ remains course that you had brought them nel January 22d and 23d. ‘ ' ' ‘7 ' \ 'T I ll '33 '2
'tfirorthymfiber love she is foolish House Committee ort Naval Altair-e Ro- 0‘ Edward PING“ MCI-6|“. “‘6 vice- 'iome-fnr me.” . BOARD mt HEALTH. A‘ $0 NORW A L K . C CD one “ r
Soil“ it. " .. sumes Dobbin Case. consul of the United States at Paris. «on“ can't use them. can you?" 126 3t , 50 W TER $71. . . ,
arrived on the French Line steamer “No. But I appreciate your thought- ' ‘ “
”v.4, ._
~ ‘ntiilig HoiWater
lint; é!!! PLACED
on manor.
‘ioiiui. nun.
“ ' 'nSt S.Norwaik.
- petition from Jndlui Territory, as to
statehood.
‘ strated. saying that the Senate rules
‘ were
home in Brooklyn, after spending sev-
eral days with Jaiends in South Nor-
walk. ,
Miss Jennie Mullen. of Wilton ave~
nus, Norwalk. accompanied by her
friend, Miss Florence Nash, of Dan-
bury. is spending the day in New York
city.
The entertainment committee of the
(:‘erk's llnlon have engaged the Am~
WASHINGTSON. Jan. 27.-When
the House committee on naval affairs
resumed the lnvestigation'of bribery
charges today. Representative Lessler
tdok the, stand and denied statements
made yesterday by Philip Dohlin. “l
desire to deny." he said. at the outset
of his detailed statement. “absolutely
and unequivocally the raise statement
made by the witness Doblln here yes-
terday as to any collusive scheme or
any of the substantial details sworn
to him before, and desire t reiterate
that the facts as originally to d by me
are true." _
names or caucuses.
r .
loot-n Territory Statehood Pstltlo
lead in the Senate Today. -
WASHINGTON. Jan. 27—h: the sen.
ate today Mr. Beveredge presented a
it as. read at hil‘ request
audits proceeded to espioln his reason
tofhsvlag it read. llrnAldrloh romeo“
against the reading of petitions
In detailand debate upon them.
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
WASHINGTON; Jail. 37*me train
acting some routine‘bnsiaeas W
the house situated). resolution to ile-
yotetbe day to the “has a
on Wine as. o. spi-
lithe; ,. sut- -« was »
tit-i1 an?
way-i. nature
’7‘” '
. 1.
WW
7 1 Watson.
flaw-‘-
W
~' _ Tron “carpool
indies ’ fallars.
We make all kinds of Suits and
Costs to order. of the very latest
styles and the hostel fit. The latest
fashions from Paris, and sure t(
please. ‘
All kinds of Furs at the lowest
prices.
Lachampagne today. The body lay in
a mortuary chapel on the saloon deck.
mander Thomas C. McLean. brothers
0! the deceased, were at the dock
when the body was brought ashore. it
was taken to a train to be conveyed
to Hartford, Conn. wher'e the burial
will take place tomorrow.
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STRI KENS ’ RESTRMNED.
SALEM. Mass. Jan. 27.-—Bills oi
complaint from twelve carriage mam
ufacturers of Ameaburymwere filed in
the Essex court here today with a no
tltion for an injunction restraining
etriltluj carriage workers tomjnterfer-
lag in any way with themrlage‘lndua
try of that town. Alter filing the bills
here. the lawyer actiug‘fltor the com:
.olainanta' went to Boston to present
his case before the Equity session at
the court. N _._..7
“Jul: '
ascsu'r aaaivaae of: vaccine.
308m. Jan. ate-Arrived: Sloane
era Sebarafels. from Calcuttatltooiait
Jpsticc Charles McLean and Com- ‘
were irregular.
WALL STREE’l‘. l p. m.»Amalgam.
ated Copper rose a fraction further.
Chicago dc Alton gained ovrr 2. and St.
Louis and San Francisco about a point.
f‘he dullness of the general market was
unrelieved. \
Reports over private wire of Maples
& Goldschmldt, commission brokers.
Swartl a Corbett's block, South Nor
tulness just the same. You got them
at a bargain. didn't you.
"‘Im"'y08." l
“'Well. you were cheated. l don't
see how anybody who makes buttons
could have been so silly as to forget to
out in the holes that the thread goes
‘hrough when you new them on."
And Tom said he. would take them
'lght back and exchange them—New
York Times. ‘
BACHELORS who speao uouév.
Chicago Paper Shows That Men Have
Heavy Expenses,
“Bachelor‘s are like any one else.
they spend money when they have it."
says an interview in the Chicago inter-
Ocaan. “Chicago bachelors live in. a
“allows in New York; and their regu-
lar expensed‘arwheavier. in Manhat-
tan tbe'boyahlivefla apartments and
sat at cat’s. ailere~someof usuat
leash-W ‘ur own homes: have our
panama, sad.‘ in tact. run a rahlar
establishment. That costs more nosey
than shells _ are manner of living:
: tel; no can spend
‘ in thatwu. His
speed
. T .
“The asses unbiaseclilted men
i t , W
bub
on .. their. 7 head!
lumewhat different manner from the .
,...-4
and in stock. The line this season is larger and more complete than ever. contain-
ing all the newest patterns in Cambric, Nainsook and Swiss Ems and Insert-
ings, Headings and All-Overs. Also many choice Sets with will: and narrow
Edge and Inserting to match ‘
Wash Silks. “l ._
in”...
, til—Brie
GNR B A G E
AND
Ash Cans.
Special Prices at
Sturtevant’s,
North Main and
Ann a create.
l .
.4...—.-.
cause essence.
bate Court. in. so: a. c.1903.
said District. demand... A. .
That Udpfibo‘lca ‘ w-be
rm atthe
“on to all pandas in
publishing this order in a newspaper
having a 'cimulntm ll hid district.
at least five days betura' said do! of
1 ,
Mlfllv ,~ v: , r . ‘ ' 4 '
- mm? “W. ORIGOBY. .
.V 7 -.' -_ . 3; 1 Jam
Extra Heavy. with Govern;
plasma? or noawank, 88., Pro- 5
More”. written application . has '
been made to-thla (thunder the ad;
missions, to probate of a certain wrat- _.
ten instrument as and for the last will.
of Hannah Hill, late. of. Norwalk, in
Cheafi
Shears—— co
. Disappointment! ,.
roe eats sv_
coalescent.
W ~ «KINE
a
"TIT" ’ ""“g “"fi‘“? ?§*'
WWW .v
Glover‘s The Place
-eM .- .-
f»
‘. i K“ i:
. This
“SUPERIOR SHOE"
in .flamel is really beauth
missing-'asmiaie heel. a ~
contagious tastiest! thorough;
1! made. ‘ ~
Norwalk Chronicler