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Our $2.00 Ladies’ Shoe is
well known for its Stirlish-
tress and Long Service.
F. D. LYON If: CO.
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Continued iront that page.
taken by Commander Hubbard. or the
Nashville. the situation was saved.
WASllthl'l‘tiN. Nov, t;.-I\.~sistattt
Secretary of . Iiite IIoIIIIIls has announ-
ced that an official stIitIanIut on the
Panama situation will undoubtedly be.
issued from the White House imme-
diatoly utter the ("abtnet meeting to—
day. Mr. Loomis had an early confer-
ence, with the president of the situa-
tion. and on leaving was asked it this
statement meant recognition ot' the
new governineni and replied that it un-
doubtedly Hid, lie suggested that
there were many kinds of recognition
and the l‘tiited States probably would
.t‘t't'ognlze It Ile fat-to gIIvIIrIiitiIInt with
which our consuls can transact ctrrretit
business. As it is witlrortt recognizing a
tie t’acto government.
has withdrawn. is
there no govern-
ment at all there that we call transact i
IIooIIIis said thatI
business with. Mr.
it is probable that a permanent govern-
ment will soon be established.
Our Vessels Leave for Panama.
\VASlithi'l‘th. Nor. ti.-'l'he N'Irty
Department tilts received It cablegram
from Rear Admiral (llass. commanding
the l’aIIifae squadron, announcing the
departure of the Marblehead. t‘oncord
and Wyoming. atId the miller Nero
yesterday. at Acuupulio, Mexico. for
Panama. The. squadron is proceeding
at full speed.
Commander llelano cables that he
has landed an adequate force of mar»
inos from the Dixie. arid that tile blue-
Jacket:- whthh‘lundIIi {tom the. \‘Itsh-
ville have III-aiubarlred on the \tnsh-
title. The Dixie cIIriiId four hundred
marines.
Germany Did Not Influence Fight.
Berlin. Nov. I‘I.‘ The tlIIrnIItn .\Ilml-
r'ltlity says tlte revolution at l’unarua
has not influenced the movements of
the (l erman warships irr I\an.ItIlIItu II at
Ins. and it does not expect that it cut.
tingtInIIv will a: lse requiring a Iltnttge
of plans. No IlespatIhes ltave been
received from the (let‘ntan squadron
regarding Panama.
Consul General Gudger to Salt.
WASIHNH'I 0N. Nov. -(oiisul
(IIInIu'al (lndg or has attired in “ash
ingtoli ttont -\slietil|e. N. (‘. . and mild.
received instructittns preliminary in bi:
IlIIpalltirII Sunday for lllt‘ isthmus .Ir
l’atIItIIia. ltear Admiral t‘oghlan hits
received orders to convey the consul
general III the lnllittllts on the ('1)11\lll
ed yacht Mavilower whlIh will sail
from the now yard here Suudat t‘Iu (‘ II
ion at full speed.
Colon GOes to Revolutionists.
l‘tit'is. Not. timv’l'hc l"l"‘llt‘il lI‘Iu'IIii'rt
Office today received a despateh from
the French consul at Panama. contirm-
ltlg 'l‘llt‘ Associated Press IltIslelI'litIm’
of yesterday from that eity from Colon.
’l‘lte consul says:
"(L‘olon has now followed the course
of Panama and is passing into the
hands of the revolutionists. The trans
fer followed extended negotiations illl-
tween the (‘otumhlan troops and the
revolutionary element. This culmirra
ted yesterday evening. when the (‘olurre
bian ti'Oops siiI‘I'eiiIin'I-d and immedi-
ately embarked. The change oe-
IIurt‘ed witltottt bloodshed, The l'nited
Slates gunboltt Nashville atttl the trans-
rrort Dixie. with 430 American marines.
are (Io-operating with tlte railroad cornI
puny III maintaining order. lI‘rIIIiIIrIieo
Boyd. Jase Araj‘nno, rind ’l‘heutas Ari
as, reprecenting the piovisional govern
ment. have communiI-nIeII to the con-
Sills of the foreign pow-rs that the new
state has been instituted. The prov-
ince of Cauca shows Ito sign of revolt
ing, ttor hits the revolution thus far
spread III other provinces. The new
state assumes all the former treaty
and legal obligations of (‘olurnbia
The last information is regarded by
7 Gentlemen
If you desire a clean beautiful
complexion fnee from pimples.
blackheads or wrinkles. get a
facial massage at
A. Poltlman. Barber.
"as Wuhlngton Street, south Narwalk.
A BIG DRIVE
In or.» worn. Shades. Jar-
dlnlon. Wooden and Tin
WI"
FOR THIS WEEK.
Fine imported wine and whiskey
glasses, 33c per doz. Elegant Fine
II.\ shell glasses 6. 8. 10. 12 and 14 oz. at
Tower. I101. worth 80c. Never heard
of ditch prices only at Magne‘s and
the" goods are here.‘ 200 large globe
and double burner lanterns. a beauty
at 69c. Chamber pails nt 190. 25c
Cloth Shades, little soiled at 14c.
Jardlnlers 19c to $8.00. 20 per cent.
cat on my Jardinters, Tin Ware and
Agate Ware. An assortment of China.
Lamps, Glass Ware. and Crockery ar-
rivingdatly. Don‘t pass this store with
out culling. It is a wonder.
T. J. MAGNER,
(tin-poet store on earth.
51-... .I.
aud as Colombia.
3.. .I.
the otllcials here as being most Import
am as showing no Ill. position on the
part of the new republic 01 Panama to
repudiate the canal or other property
rights acquired from Columbia.
De Facto Government Recognixed.
WASHINGTON. Nov. Ii»-
IIl States government has reorganized
the de t'IiI-to government of Panama.
it was announced at the State liepai't-
IIIIInt alter the return of Secretary littl’
ll'irlll the (‘tibinI-i meeting. that llIII Ill-
strucltous have been gent lo l‘nlled
States Minister llenttpre. at Bogota.
"assuming that he has not left the can
ital yet." and to .\lr. lIIhrinan. the lTIIit-
IIII States vice-consul at Panama. and
“NW acting consul there. to inform the
respectively that the Ile tacto govern-
ment is recognized.
FOR USE OF THE C. N. G
Requisition for Mule Wagons and I1
I Lot of other Things.
Governor (‘haiiibei'larii tIII-IIIr'dIII)
sued It requisition on the sIII-rII-laiI oi‘
war tor I-Iolhilig equipagc and quarter
riiItsIIIr's stores tor the use of the t
N, (1.. as follow-I. 'l‘wo sivriiule itl‘lll~
wagons. L‘U t'our-inub- escort \\1|L'tlll.\. ‘J‘.’
sets of tIIiquI harnesses. il l'. S. :ti'niy
regiiiietttal hillL'itill thesis. 27.0 elII-lt
I'antas tatigitI- «carts and trousers. and
200 L'tlllllliIIts. :is:~Iit‘tIIti.
All these things are asked for under
the goterninent‘s Iippioprititiorr Id" 1".“
000.33. and it is all in the litre of tbe
-rI-orgltitl7.alion ot' the National Guard
.'l‘hII surgical and medical outtits will be
given. one to each regiment. ’l‘liII llltlit‘
wagons trill be used at camp and toi'
transportation. instead of hired wagons
as ltereloi'ore. 'i‘he canvas suits will
probably go to the :‘l'iiiit‘l‘l'lllt‘ll titlli lllI
glotes will go to them III protect their
hands from the hot guns.
tlot'ernor t lititIiIierlatn has lllllll'tl‘ I‘ti
a requisition of Adjutant tieuerztl
(leorge ill. ('ItltI for $b.tt.’.tt for the use
of the quIii'ttIrrnastIIr general} lllllt‘t'. as
follows tttlicers' compensation, $3»
'ttttl; uliit’orm compensation $3.10”:
ltransportation $2.10. contingent, $100.
ritlIIrIttigII. 51 II: ammunition S'mtt
SUMMER RESIDENCE BURNED
WINSTlIli Nov I“. 'lhe summe r
residence of Professor Lewis lloissc.
inf (' (iliiinltia l'nit‘iIisitt. has destroyed
‘it\ til» toIlat The place was lIII-atIIIl
itzr t‘latloii Mass. inst oI'IIt' the l‘Iur
lll‘t‘ill'lli state line it is believed that
burglars set ill‘t' to the house after
looting it of rain: tb‘ I s The loss is es
itimalIIIl at about 5t IIIiIi Plot “(11be
land tninilt' left iIIr NItt toik iii thI
llast pail ot tlII tobIIr and the hotm liIII
sInIII been tiitoIIripiIIl
is
TEST FOR tar-"‘l’tSIH CRUISERS
I tilltll.\l.'l'.\lt. Not, Ii, 'lhII llritisli
third-class cruisers Medusa and Medea
tsistel' ships of 2M0 tIilts disp‘lti‘
inenti sailed for Portsmouth from (lib
raltar this morning in a race home :it
full speed. to iI'ivl thI-Ir boiler" and
coal consurription. The former is lit-
led with lltirr boilers, and the latte"
hIrs boilers oi the Yarrow type.
JAZABEK JURY RETIRES.
hillllllIlII'l'thN. Nov. tl. The jury ill
the trial of Albert ,1:|7,;ll)IIlI" charged
with the murder ot‘ .\lr.~. Mary (‘zaia
of Middletott'n. retired at 1| II'IIlIIIIk. lit~
rer listening to air impartial charge by
Judge (‘Itse
NEW WAITER.
.I‘\ t't‘l‘ ain hotel pr'IopriIItIII IIlianIIeIl
to glance out of a rear window and saw
ltis new waiter chasing a chicken
about the yard.
"What have volt iii that bowl?" Ilt
lnatitied the hotelinait
“.\lushrIIoms." responded 'ltII new
waiter. "ller's a gentleman Ital wants
chit-ken smothered with mushrooms IIn
Ah'nt trying to smother him. salt."
'1 "Have yoti decided yet lipoit It ltI'tmII
'tor that new suburb of yours?"
' “Yes. 1 aitt going to call it Look-
1
"i can‘t see anything
original about that."
"You can't? Think ltow everybody
in the ttaiti will rtitt to tho Wintitlwh
when the hrakcntan calls ottt the name
of the station.” (‘hicago Tribune.
striking
said Falrntcr t‘orntossel
gone by it used to be It disgrace to be
arrested." "isn‘t it now?"
get yotrr nartte iii the paper along with
the millionaires that own fast horses
and big automobiles." --\\'Iishlngtoii
Star.
l.nndlady——l'l| have to request you to
pay in advance. Mr. Shortleigh.
Shortleigh—Why. ain‘t my
good for a week's board?
landlady—No: it looks like one, of
those emotional trunks.
Shortleighw ‘Imotional‘.’
lInndlady—Yes. one that
moved.—-(‘hicago Daily News.
trunk
is easily
To clrrumvent poor. weary men
A woman uses "tact.“
The wurd describes her conduct when
The trolley car is packed.
«Philadelphia Press.
Editor—"This stuff isn‘t poetry: It‘s
the worst rot 1 ever saw!" Poet—“Oh.
come now! l tried to sell it to a popli-
lar song house and they wouldn't take
it!"—PuI-lt.
said the man.
“what will you
“If I go into this deal.“
with a little capital.
do?"
“You."
mlndedly.
replied the promoter. absent-
Teacher—~11 you had eight pennies
and Billy had four. and you took his
and pttt them to yours. what would
that make?"
"Trouble."
.-_.4;..Ie’ l
Wl
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t'ornpnuy dock in Norwalk.
‘ go of lumber.
‘iIIg til 1. III. I'IIIter's bowling alley lilI
‘SIilitli Matti .IIlI'IIIl. Some high .‘l‘tll't‘h
‘\\‘l‘l|' niaIIII
lloIIaeI- ltotit. one of the popular.‘
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
The schooner 1"l'ullk Learning is lit'
the llubbeli. llall arid liaiitlull lIiIliithI‘
with It car-
The liigb Itollern. the Noiualk club
of bowlers. lielil Ii session last even~I
tire-utters III‘ the ll. l\' and S, ('oiiipuiiyl
lIIrIIII. returned to his duties today
after a several days enforced vaca-
tion because of rheunuittsrit. ,
I'l‘ltII l'ititW
‘(‘hailIIs SIIIIlIIy is doing the IIiii‘pI-iittIt‘
”1- . I-
"Titties ain't what they used to be."j
“In the days ‘ S
"l dunuo.‘
Tours to the like it‘s the only way toI
.s:001. 5‘02. 0:00x. 0:03x. 10:0'.'x.10:04.
'I'hi weather look It \‘IIiy abrupt tiirli
and instead of the Indian Summer
atmosphere. it is very wintry and ”tow:
tint-rim oer-tired at Intervals through-i
out the morning and early at‘tI.IrIIoIiri.:
WEST NORWALK.
'l‘hII IIIII table held bv the ladies of:
the Union (‘linpel was a success. IIIIIIIl
shit-ring the threatening \\'t'111""". ’l‘hI-
chapel looked \e'IIt him both ' ip
for the first time since being III-IIualI- It i
l‘he South Norwnlk (lIIIII t‘ltlb salt):t
Millie pieces itt their wellrlrnown pic an
ant manner. after with h the ladies fur;
ribbed sandwiches and cake and com I‘
About $11.00 was realized.
Mr. IIuIlue, who bought the William
.I .\lIIthI-r place. is having built It tIIIry
extensive hennerv on his lliilt‘l. .\li'
work. :
’l'houtas ltorioltue has muted to Long
ltingy where he has bought a place.
lI'rIIIIIIrtck lieysei II painting the II\-
terror oi his house with whiti- paint
WILLlE DISAPPROVED
His Objections to His Mother's Mar-
rying Again.
INIIw York 'l‘rilIrInel
'I'ltltt IuIII Intist beware oi Iitllital
lug the imagination itt children who
are naturally or art iliratzirtatite turn
is the opinion of one thoughtful we
man She thinks II tend» to make them
duality and IItIII‘~IIlI.~itiII-. The im-
iigitiation is all excellent ittllltiIllltllti.
but It poor master. The other day she
told this liner-dole to illustrate lit-r t’llll
it'llllIIll‘ .\ young widow. with one
son. It little boy Ira.» about In ellibnr'k‘
on the sea of IIIIItrimony a sin IIIIIl tf-rtIII
\\'|iIIrr t—hI- l‘ttlllitiIItl this piece Itf news
to the lad hi III-IIIIiIIIl i‘ with :IppIrrI n: i
saitstaitiiui but after a illlit' whtb he‘ I
in can to sttlk 'lhis \\'I III on Ilat tiller"
day. until his mother crtlled turn into“
her hull“ and \lllti tvillt sereii'y I
"\\‘rlli-I who! Is the matter." Illl
phasixiitg thI "II: "
"It is about that rtr:it'riIIgII." said
Willie “lit the tirst place. i don't
ttarii to change my name My name‘s
\\illie llrotttt lt'lti i don‘t want to
dump it to Willie Smith “
‘\\'-Ill"" Iaid his lllttlht‘l
"'tud i don‘t t\:I"l to Iliaiige my
IIlIIir-li l'in Ii t‘ongreea!burzilist and
i don't want to hate to liI'I’ItlltI‘ all
I): wopaliari ‘
"\\'Ill"“ soul his
"\uIt I dIuII want
Iliirg tout "
tiiI-t ‘IIIr
:II II“ on :i \tIII!
GOV. TAFT DENIES PROTEST.
.\l.\.\'ll.\ .\'II\ I; ttm \\' ll 'l‘altl
bIt~ _rri:.t Iirtiimt tiII prIItI st of the Inc
IIigtt consul»: against the :it lion IIt' cur»
Initial-y IttliII:il:- lll supplying .sttniplIIs
Hr goods >ill|t||IIi to the St l.I.iitiI~ 1‘:.‘.
ltll‘dlltlll
RECENT ARRlVALS OF VESSELS
ltIis“tIt\ .\ I\ ll, .\IIi\I-Il thI riari,
Ili'lll )1: lllt‘ he stIIi
whis poled tho “'llt‘ in lhI‘
.itiltll.
middle oi 'lie night. i think | tour
stilllf‘ one running lit the cellar."
“(to to sleep. dear." said the hits-
band: "it‘s only the gas titeter."~1‘ou
kers Statesmtn.
llI-leu- i have refused to marry Mr.
(iiirgerly.
l'ItlililIIllli' lliil ltiI propose?
Hf‘ll‘ll‘~“’t‘ii. 1 can't say positttely.
lttit that is how i constructed his iti-
coherent remraks ~--'l‘own and Country.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN Jr
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
in effect October 18. 1903.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. I\I"'121:I:|XI 5'5“, 0le
" 7105:. 7:40. . tI . Ektlftx.
at. ":40. “Hits. 10-40. tl.....x
P. hie-125351 1:13. L '
:l:‘.!0x_ 4:07. 4:50x. 5:40 .
Ii:.'I.'tx. 7:07. 'I':.’I.'.x. 8:00, 10:20.
SUNDAYS.
A. .\l.—~12..'I'.tx. I’I.'.'»tx. 5155);. MTII‘.
9:42x.
P. Wis—3:201. 5:40, 5:05x. 7:20
:40x, 10:10.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK.
A. M.——12:02x. 5:00.
6:00. 7:00
11:00. 11:02.
1’. XII-12:02. 1:01. 3:0llx. 2:.'I.'I_
:t::ttx. 4:02. 4:04. 4:30. 3:02. 5:30,
tittt0x. 0:02. 7:00. Szotlx. 9:00x_ 9:80.
11:00x. ‘
SUNDAYS.
A. M.-w1‘.’:l"_‘.tl:tl0. 71210.0:00 10:03.
P. M.—6:00. 8:00x, 11:00.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK F011
NEW HAVEN.
A. M.—12:11x. 1:15, 1:56x. 6:18.
7:12. 8:42.1lzltlx. ltizttiix. llzttT-x. 11:30
1'. M.—l!'tl2x. lti‘.’ littiflx. 1:1R.
5:25. 6:30. 7:05x, 920511. 9:15. 10:01.
11:15.
Bridgeport. in addition ti. above—II
lit—2:46. 6:03.'7:28.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.—vt‘l:llx. 1:15x. 1:
9:10, 11:05:.
P. M.~6:40, 7:05
56X. I243.
9:05.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANIUNY.
A. M.-—6:23. 9:15, 9:53.
P M.--1:30. 4:278, 5:10, 5:57. 7:10.
DANIURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.—-—6:00.7123.8:11.9138.11252,
P. M.-4:0tix. 6:31. 7:01.
Sunday trains to Danbiiry. 9:15.
925311 a. 111.; 7:30 p. to. Leave Dan
bury. 7:55, 8:34 a. m.; p. m.—7:05.
7:57x.
wwwww
Au 3 Indicatol uproot.
4' £43.
Do you like to Eat? A
If not, you are '
probably suffering
from indigestion.
A preparation th.II I~tiliiiilIItIIII the
btouinch III III. tt~ IIIIIIII II.Iliii;Ill_v.
l but without the slightest narcotic
I lie It.
0. W. WHITTLESEY 00.. Wholesale Agents.
NIW HAVIN. 00”".
ll)’ mail :Qt‘
F. H. Bthc-r. R. H. Plaistcd.
E Ctibord Pharmacy.
'._" .- ”-694,
ltertha ever
. or
(:riiIIIIIvl woiuler how
came to marry l-‘red‘.’
iintigene- You he looked so
cheap when he |ll'tttiiit~l’tl. so I‘m loltl.
llIIrtba thought in was a bargain.-
lloston 'l‘tttnsI-rint;
Ht‘t‘.
EIII'..|Il ask you to
calling
"lt'
marry him."
.iiit'li INIanIII
>|lillt|‘| i Il Maudie,
rip a lIlIu-h “ub t I rIiliii tou Ili."'
"What i hate :Ilwaytt done." raid
Mabel. 'SIIlrIl hIIri tII t'ttti' (‘hicIigtt
'I‘ribuiiII.
\ Judge of lIIII-I- t).rl\‘I "tin volt call
lllt> but lit for .I I‘liri:li:tn to Ibiuk'f‘
"Really. we can‘t Ili~tiiiguisli between
the religious luIlIIIl‘I of our IIItstquIIrs,”
.iiiiiy.
HOYT' S Til? ATRE.
ONE WHOLE WEEK.
Commencing
MONDAY NOV 2d.
CORSE PAY "iON S
STOCK CO.
In a Repertoire ct Rctincd Comedic.
and Dramas.
PENDOUS SPECIALTIES-(I
ATTRACTIONS.
,,TtIureday night—~Ncw Married Man.
Friday night—Sultans Daughter
Saturday matinee—«Over the Hilts to
the Pour House.
Evening Prices—10c. 20c and 30:.
Matinee Prices—10c and 20:.
Monday night. Ladies thbt.
nest 30c Seats, now on sale
office.
I e
llOYT o THEATRE.
One Night Only.
MONDAY, NOV. 9.
There Are More
SURPRISES.
FUN and MUSIC
A HOT OLD TIME
Than All Farces Ever Written.
See This Imperiehahte Success.
With its
WEALTH OF SCENERY AND
MAGNIFICENT COSTUMES.
25—PEOPLE—35.
Prices—25c. 50c. 75c.
Seats on Sale Five Days In Advance.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
One Night Only.
THURSDAY. NOV. 12.
The Favorite American Comedian.
Mr. George F. Hall
With a carefully selected company or
twenty peOple. under direction at the
Feltdtng Amusement Company, I.-
Maurice J. Fielding‘s Spectacular
Scenic Comedy-Drama.
A RAGGED HERO
Mr. Hall. In bIs most succesxful role.
“Willie Wildflower." will introduce
his famous impersonations of noted
actors and will sing a budget of the
latest pOpuIar songc. including his
newest and biggest hIl.
"I THINK THAT I'D BE SATISFIED
WITH LIFE."
PRICES—25c. 35c and 50c.
Seats on sate five days in advance.
FAIR
Entertainment
by
EUREKA REBEKAH LODGE
AT BUTLER LODGE ROOMS.
OVER HOYT‘S THEATRE.
THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATUR-
DAY EVENlNGS. NOV.
5111, 6th and 7th.
DrIIt by 16 Young Ladies.
ADMISSION. 10 CENTS.
6-STU
i‘iC 10'
at box
FIRST GRAND
MASQUERADE
BALL
of the
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SICK BENL'FH SOCIETY.
01 South Norwalk.
MUSIC HALL.
THANKSGIVING EVE. NOV. 25TH.
SVEC' S ORCHESTRA.
PRIZES:
$5. 00 Prize (Or the Handeomest Lady' 5
Costume.
$5.00 Prize for the Mon Original Gent's
Cootume. .
The Committee to award the Priz-
el will be selected from the Audience.
TICKETS, 50:: A PERSON.
BALCONY, 25c A PERSON.
03111 6 23 24 25
”C
Planar, nov. o, 1903.
m—wu — --
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM&HYAT'1“
FALL OPENING OF FINE FURS.
Our entire new line of Furs is. now open. and ready for your inspection. The same high grade
quality that has always prevailed in this department has been maintained in this season’s line.
We stand back of every piece of Far that we sell with a full guarantee.
The manufacturer
stands back of us so that the buyer takes no chances when Furs are bought from our stock.
We invite everyone to make a critical examination of these garments.
No detail of honest
workmanship has been slighted. Every piece is perfect in fit. elegant in design and made up in the
very best possible manner.
quality anti merit.
Our prices will be found to be as low as can be quoted for Furs of equal
SHIRT WAISTS.
Never» before iii the history oi our business have we shown such a variety of styles and matth
ials in Shirt Waists as we are showing this season. Exclusive styles. many of them made to our or-
der in the latest novelties of Mcrccrized Cheviots and Oxfords—as well as the newest things in
plain arid Fancy Flannels.
TRISTRAM 8: HYATT, Norwalk,Conn.
N0. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
L
‘ltIlI." tun IIuti-tiIIII-s tittd tb.It IIIII
:lII‘ lrilrilcr- 1 .ii tIIur act tit people IIbn
III-1st on II-u: \tlirivitig tor lllllt' llltill-
Iv"
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street. drug storm-Town of Nurwalk.
it) place In lilt>i|lt‘t~'.~ i~ littt itlt'HilIi;
within :uo feet in II IlIrIIIl line ot‘ III
t‘htit'Ih ":lililt't‘ tll' i'ltitlli' School llttllSI‘..
or the premises pertaining thereto or:
an). i‘IIsI titliI'II.
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l‘:IlI-I| It! .\'Iu'\tali\. this ‘..'.\lli day of
tit'ittitt‘t‘. .\. 1).. liltli't
ll 1’ H l‘ ltl'II.l
-\pplii :uit.
itnulrr-rg‘il Ii cl. .Ilors and
as tit‘llnl'li by law. til the
Town or Norttalk. hereby endorse the
application oi the I'llltl\'t‘I111111‘.t‘tI ll. 1‘.
HI t'IIII for such lrI-ItisII ‘
ItalIIIl at NIIrwIillI'. this
We the
taxpayers
‘_.~lh day of
i'IIInlIIIr. A. 1).. thud. .
\\'. ll. 'l'rislraiu lI]. 1-3. tlorltunt W, 11.
'l‘liIIIiipsoti. 1.1”1llt' tintiible. William A.
liroiisou.
I hereby certify that the above-naut-
ed t'litltil':II'l‘i~ .IIrII electors aitd taxpay-
ers, its defined by law, of the Town
of NIII‘IHtHi.
Hated :it Nitrwailt. this -tllt day of No
It‘lllllt‘l'. .\ .lt‘,‘ than.
lllIIIIIII-Ilt'l‘ it, Slll'l'll.
III} 15‘, Town Clerk.
Glover’s the Place
THE
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SHOE
ENAMEL
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We have
by exper-
i e n c e
f o u n (1
this shoe
to be the
Best Popular
* Priced Sim
at.
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Public Library or t'IInI ‘ ., '
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era-I Ignite-I
itedit That Help
and a Little Story
Josh Billings, the humorist once said that
he liked a rooster because of his crow but he
‘ llkcd him better because of fire spurs that he
backed the crab up with. Per/taps be didn' t .
say it in just those words. for Billings new ‘
used words like any one else, but that's the
gist of it.
of the public, and now
methods to back up our advertising. .
“Credit tltat Helps" is known in hundreds ‘
0/ homes and to thousands of customers ’5
Simply make your purchase and charge it— '-
rlinear the clothes “halide paying for them.
Remember that this store has grown since its
founding in I 868. through the encouragement I.
For the same reasons that Billings. likea
the rooster the people like the Krieger 8 Co.
store—we have the goods and the business
Our
more than (her, as the ‘
new season opens with radical changes of
style for everybody—is the Kricoer 8 Co.
original Credit Plan—Credit that Helps.
“.\I what age do you consider women
the must charming?" asked the inquisi-
titII female of ntore or less uncertain
years. I
Ill iltl llarbt
we have
the exclus-
Till?» loo sale.
that Shoes Tint hit
“.I
"l‘lIII use of til I woman who asks the
question ” answered the man. who was
1In diplomat from lliltltlntflt'yvllit‘s—Chi
t'I‘IL'tl News.
”the tennis season has
again. " she said. “You are
"‘Oh. yes. indeed." "Why?" "It's so
'nlee and appropriate to hear em say
l‘lovrI—lTI' just at tltc beginning or the
summer resort scason.“—Chicago Post.
1
opened
glad 7"
$
“1 see you have chicken [or dinner."
“Yessttlt.” said Mr. Erastus l'iitkley.
“i hope you bought the chicken.”
"Well. no: bttt the transaction were
strictly regular. llat chicken has beI-II
roosiltt' on my lent-II l'oh month: “'11qu
payiu' nttifln' an' I reckon it “1 re ‘boilt
time to fohelose.“~Wthington Star
Constance—4 wonder how
came to marry Harry Riddle?
Imogene‘Why. haven't you board?
He is lmmoderately fond of auto rid.
ing. and he carries a large accident
policy»—Bo.:ton ’l‘r'unscrlpt.
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Norwalk Chronicler