9
GEORGE E. KEITH'S SHOES.
We ha‘be the exclusive sale
Normal]: and South Noowalk.
F. D. LYON cf. CO.
for this stamp on
1'11
0 Washington Street.
50. Nor'hnlk.
BALTIMORE FIRE INCIDENT.
How I "Cub" Reporter Started Out.‘
to Cover the Conflagratlon.
0n the afternoon of the day piwecetl-
, ins tho great fire in Baltimore 11 tall.
raw young chap wandered Iulo 11.11
office of the Baltimore Herald and
asked for a position on the rcpoitorial
staff says the Philadelphia Press.
“1' ve been working on a paper down
In Hagerstown Md, he told the clty]
editor, “but nothing big ever happens
there, and I want to get. a chance at
metropolitan jourflnnllsm it chanced
that the Herald could use a man just.
at that time, so the llagcxstown ap-
plicant was told to 0011111 (0 Milk [.1115
next morning—~10 "drop in early so as:
to learn the ropes."
Accordingly thc youth appeared at
10 o‘clock Sunday. I"—oxty —cight min-
utes later there came 11 two-alarm
the call from napkins place and Lib
orty street.
“Well. there’s nobody else here,
thought the city editor, “and If the
blaze amounts to anything some of
the regular staff will be able to cover
.. It later, so this chap might as well
to out on It now.
“Here, Blank " 111* called. 'I’in this
- fire badge on your overcoat and go.
see what that alarm amounts to.“
11
So, stnfllng a realm or two of noto‘
111-.
paper into his pocket, the ”rub"
porter started out to cover a $100,000.-
000 conilagratlou.
A few minutes later telegraph Iiicsw
sages and telephone calls had arouscd'
all the rest of the Herald staff from
their slumbers, and from then on {OPE
perhaps twenty-four straight hours
they worked unccusingly, And in the
general excitement Blank, of lingers-
town was forgotten.
Late that night he was found In a
remote section of town gazing, with
wide open mouth and flaming eyes, at
the red sky and the naming brands
that were showering everywhere. lie
.had not so much as a single note of
the fire. Early the next moming he
was found in an entirely different part
of the city, his mouth still wider, his
eyes even more protruding. lie was
' actually nimble to speak. And posi-
tively from that time on he was rc~
ported like 11 derelict at sea, every few
hours, always in n 111u'ercnt place and
always in 11 more 111111121111 state of
,mind. '
One Herald 1111111 who ran across
him away oowu near the mouth of
Jones’s Falls. early Tuesday morning,
dually managed to get him out of his
trance, and ask him what he. thought
of metropolitan journalism by that
time.
..“Oh~—oh,” gasped tho new reporter.
I never knew it was like this. '1—
I guess I’ll go back to Ilagcmtown."
.1.—_.p ”W...
CURED BY SARCASM.
A Lesson in the Use of Simple Terms
In Letter Writing
A few months ago the son of 11 rall-
Way director was through his father's
influence given 11 position of some Im-
portance 011 a large railway. lie was
fresh from Cmnbridgc, and in the 111'-
ders which he from time to time issued
to the men under him always- made use
of the longest; most unusual words.
This habit led to some rather cxpcw
dive blunders, and the matter coming
before, the. general managcr, he wrote
the young official the following letter:
, "In promulgating your esoteric 1101;1-
' ,tations and in articulating your super-
. ficiai sentimentalities and anucable
philosophical or psy:,-1liolog11al obsei v11.
. .tlons bewa1e of 11. latitudinous ponder-
1, osity. Let your ('01 VGIHrltIOIldI com-
munication possess a clarified concise—
'_ness, 9. coalescent consistency and a
concatenated cogency. Est-how all con-
glomeration of tlatulent garrulity, jc—
june bnbhiement 11nd asinine affecta-,
tion Let your extcmporaneous des—
coatings and unpremcoilatod cxpnlia-
tion have intelligi..1y and v01 at Ions
Veracity, without rhodoniantade or
thrasonical bombast. Scdulously avoid
all polysyllabie profundity. ventrilo’
ijnial verbosity and vaniloqucnt vapid<
ty.
1 ity, obscurant or apparent. In other
"words, talk plainly. briefly. naturally,
sensibly, purely and truthfully. Don't
put on airs; say what you mean: mean
what you say. and don’t use big
Words."
. The young official took the gentle
‘hint and changed his style—London
Tit-Bits.
_ FAMILY FIGHT.
. New Haven Woman Has Her Jaw
Broken—Six Arrested.
NEW HAVEN. May 16. -Durlng an
Inter-family quarrel late yesterday af-
moon. at 19 and 21 Green street,‘
where the families of Edward O’Con-
11111! and Edward Whalen live Mrs.
O'Donnell’s jaw was broken and she is
now In the New Haven hospital suffer-
T with severe injuries. Clubs and
ire! were used, and six arrests were
11111111111111 HARTFORD MAN mes
HARTFORD, (101111., May 16 --Lester
will. a prominent druggist in
died yesterday of pneumonia,
3 .k’l Illness. Mr. Goodwin
popcorn! wife less than a
m and had Just returned
his wedding trip when taken ill.
uni 8, well known Mason and
Miles his widow, two sons
j 931111111111. His sons are James
. Will , of Providence. and How-
' ,__- nthdent at Yale. Mr. Goodwin
year‘s 1.111.111: lived In Farm-
We. ,,
A K PROPERTY GOLD.
... has sold to Philip Blo-
,Shun double pestiferous profau- -
‘ . satin week at Kiel,
‘LInto the
l OHIO STATE CONVENTION.
1
Will Be Held Tomorrow, and Old Han-
na Guard Appears to Cvotrol.
CULUMIIt-S. (11110, May lawn‘oma
ldclcgatcs and most of the cund out '11
are hcrc today, fo1 the Itt-pumkun
I state convention that convenes tumor-
Irow to nominate a state tI1lt1.t sclcct
1 doing. mics and nitc1111itos-at-l11lgc 1.11 the
Inutlonui convention at Chicago, and
‘ adopt a plati'cr111.l"or ycula 111' 1'11 111111
boon Incubus, headed respectively by
lbenutors horakor and llanna, who
I have 1110111111 lv.-1s bccn the conspicuous
1 figures of these annual gatherings. Scu-
111111-11'011111111 1.. the loaning poisonugc
‘with elaborate ht-udquarlms hero this
week, bl. 11111 old 1111111111 111111111” 111-
(Inding Governor lle111‘ck,b'cnator
Dick, (Icox'gc I_.i Cox, of ()111cinnatl; U1.
J ll. la1wcs,ofl)ayton,11ud other so-
‘callcd lianna lcguucs UVIIIUIIIIy have.
' control of the convention with 11 Inigo
"'11111Jo1itj ol the 951 u"lcgiltcs,will1lli:
Ito do their bidding They will name
the state tickct and the National 111110-
' gates and dictate the platform. This
is conccdcd by all 111 1111) ULIII'I’ 11'11
lions who are here with minority pow-
:131 that cannot 11111115.. 1',cs1111s 11111 .1111t
'can pxcvent such harmony us is de-
shod by the majority.
“The 11111 mony programme," has l-Ior.
rick, (311x, Dick and l-‘oramr for dclc-
putts-11011111419; L. (l. Lyalin, for head
of the state ticket for secretary of stutc
1111111 all other placcs tilled in 11111111111111.
' including Governor Iicrrick for the
Ohio inculbcr of the National commit-
tcc, and SI-Inutor llick for chairman of
tho state committee. ’I‘hls slulc i11-
, cludcs Charles 1’. Tail, publisher 111' Inc
Cincinnati 'l‘imcs-b‘tnr, and leI II.
Swaync. of 'i‘oltdo, and 11 son of for—
mer Justice of the United States Su-
preme (‘ourt as the Ohio (.‘Ii‘t‘lOl‘S-IIL-
largo. ’|‘.'1f1 is a brother of tho Stu-rc—
lary of War, and a son of Judgc Al-
fonso Taft, who was Serrctury 111 War
and Attoi'ucy-Gcncral under Grant.
A review of the twenty-111111 Congres-
sional districts show» that 1311' 1111"
rick-Diuk-Cox combination, who how
11 decisive majority on 1111' now sinlc
central committcc that will [it 5111ch-
t-d tomorrow, 113 11'1le :11: 1111 the com-
mittccs on credentials, 1'1':;1)llitioil:~1, 1111.,
and that this comblnatioii has 11 major—
ity of the I'orty— six (lhlo doicgatos 11
the Chicago conv1ntion, but the main
issue was to retain the old “Hanna or
gauizatiou. in the state. and th 1t Is
now ussmcd, since all of tho ugh!)-
cight county 11111ventlo11~1 have b
mid to select dolegatcs to this state
convention.
Governor Herrick will be both 11111:»
porary 11nd pormaucnt chairman of titr-
1"1111wntion, 11nd Hiya he will sound 1111
national keynote in his speech, but will
11111 va glvc an account of his own
stewaniship and that of the recent leg-
islatnre Platforms have bet-11 drafted
by Senator Dick, Congressman Grosv e-
not and otlurs but it is 11111111'5111111l
mat the lllIk plati'olm which Is bri f
and does not suck to anticipate the
declaration of principles at Chichigo Is
the one that will be adopted.
WHEN FATHER JOINED THE
SHRINE.
The house is full of arnica,
And mystery profound;
We do not dare to run about
Or make the slightest sound.
We leave the big piano shut
And do not strike 11' lino;
The doctor's boon hero 1:1:v1'~nto~en times
Since father joined the shrine.
He joined the lodge a week ago— .
And got in at .4 11. 111.,
Sixteen brethren brought him home,
Though he says that he brought
them.
His wrist was sprained and one big rip
had rent his coat that was line.
There must have been a lively time
When father joined the shrine.
He's resting on the couch today.
. And practicing his signs-—
The hailing signal, working grip
And other monkeyshines;
lie matters pas-swords ’neath his
breath,
But other things he doesn’t mind.
They surely had an evening‘s work
When father joined the shrine.
He has a gorgeous uniform,
All gold and red and blue,
A cap that he calls a fez,
And golden badges, too.
But. somehow when we mention it,
He wears a look so grim,
We wonder If he rode the goat,
0r If the goat rode him.
~Mobiie Register.
UNANIMOUS.
The prisoner is led from his cell into
the pr sence of his seven wives for
having which number he is about to
answer to the law.
“John," cries wife No. 1,
your folly has led you."
In 11 dated manner he looked at the
array of women.
“How dared you?" demands No. 2."
“Wretch!” shout No. 3 and No. 4.
“Villain!" exclaim No. 5 and No. 6.
Nervonsly he clutches the arm of his
guard.
"Have you no excuse.
.man?" demands 'No. '1',
Wiping his beaded brow with trem-
bling fingers. he at length stammcrs:
"I—l~—I must have been crazy." ‘
"You certainly were!" agree the sev-
en wives, each looking nseanlngly at
the other six—Chicago Tribune.
“see where
pertidions
KING EDWARD TO VISIT EMPEROR
WILLIAM.
BERLIN. May 16.~Kin.g Edward has
definitely announced his intention to
visit Emperor Williams during the re-
which ‘ begins
June 22
Don’tmeuthemeonyoarnm
GRACE BAPTIST CONCERT.
Sunday School acholare Render An lo-'
toreatlng Program.
There was 11 sacred 11111111111, yw-tcr
day afternoon, in lrncc Baptist
(‘1'.hur1h In wl1i1h the Sunday school.
assisted by other friends. gave. a pious
lug program (‘I1111'I1'I-1 l). l1loy,1l tho
suporintondcut, prcsidud, After ho quI
111111‘ e a few romarks the program was
protcodod to. Prof. Porkius 111esl1lcd
at the organ, and the opening churns.
”All lhe Way to Calvary." was sung by
the Sunday school choir. The scrip-
ture reading was i‘mm Luke xv: pray-
er was offered by Mr. Itusscll. of
llridgupori; vocal duct, "The Wel-
come," Mrs, Julia Clay and Mrs, MOI"
row: address by pastor, Itcv. I). C.
Thomas; rocitutlon, Miss Loon (71111-
1111iai11; duct. Sarah and Walter \‘1'111'11'.
l't'lfIIHIIOII. Wultcr Ward; solo, Ital"
111111111 (Jolt-11111111; rcudlun, Miss Ella
Ilnmlcl; solo. 11111111 Conan-lulu; rradlug,
Mrs, I”), (‘. Thomas, 111' liring-p- 1'1,
duct. Saviour 11111111 Mc, Mrs. Mary Mor»
row and Miss (‘orlnno II111'rl.~.; ~111'II11-
lion. 1‘l11'isl ls lllscu Ii‘rom tht- .
Mr. liul1hil11I1l. oi" IIriducporI; Essay.
Low, Miss Miunin ’I’uylnr; duct, Rock
of Anna. Miss Mary Thompson and
M11111 Corinne Harris; duct, Mrs. Clay
and Mrs. Morrow; rcudiug. Mrs. Laura
llallcy; address. Duncan (i. W. John—
son; solo, Miss (lorriuc Ilnrris; trio.
Mrs. Mary Morrow, Miss (11111111111 liar-
1'iu and l'rofon'sor I’1'rkins.
As iho prouram 1-11111'1I Suporinlcn
dent Lloyd thanked thr- coulmilico on
lil’II;;l‘iIlll, Prol‘, I‘crkl'ls, W. (‘1. Million,
Mrs, Murrow. Miss Ilurrls, Miss Julia
.“.11,\'. . 11:11 Martha \‘i'bllc and Miss
Maguic Ilarrls. lio said they had (IIIIII'
lint-ly, 111111 ht- hopcd thcy would con-
tinue in lilo 1.1111111 work. "We don‘t
want to fctl.” he said, “as If what “'1'
had 111'1'11'ipli.1hcd today “as. all that
Is 111'I'dful, but Ict 11:4 I'm-1 that it Is our
duty to do all no can to elevate our
M'lvm' and 11111ch in c\ crv way wc c1111
fol ovary 1111111,11n1l woman should
111ukc tIiI'IIIH'Ivos useful in [111- com
1111111in in which tin-y llvc“ Altar :1
duct by Mru. Clay and Mr. l'crkin.u ll11
tollcttlon 11' as tnkcu by l‘shcr (‘lilulcs
“111d and tin} p‘aslor plououn '1‘"l tin
I112111."dlttion.
LOTS OF ROOM YET.
.\I. this limo, Europc, which is Illt‘
(motor of the world‘s civilization, has
11. popullttlou ot‘ 3.555.000 square miles.
and .1 population of 3911.11110111111, or 111,111“
IV 107 per square mile. ‘l‘lnx l’rllid
Slut-'9, on Ibo other band, with an arm
of 3.025.000 squurc 111ilc.-', lli‘.’l‘.‘l,‘.‘ oquul
that of I‘luropt', has only 90,000,000 In-
habitants, With 11 III"I'('(‘IlI.lIl.’I-‘ of In»
11111011111111 1111' square null-.1 as 111'ch as
I'lnropc'u it. would havc 11 population
111' 1‘.‘ .1.,1100011110 Ibis 1"..‘11111111 thcic-
I 1'11; 11' “umblc 11~p111 1t\ of 2-H)-
1111. I 111111 1111 in ‘iabit: 11111
twiuco' Ih"0 1111» IIIII nulubcr of 1111-
uligruuts \1'I111 I1:'.\'111'otu-1111 lb" shown:
of tho l'uilcd $1111.15 in 111.751.5000.
Lnruc 11:1 tbnl nululwr "luv :21 .11. ii '1:
Ill.<li..'llll'i1'ltill, 1nd": I. as couxpal'I-II with
tho capacity of Ibis country for 1111111
population, Lost your 9.37.000 immi—
gr.;11ts arrivt-d, tho Iurtu'st number 1111
1'11111'1I, :1111' y .1 if 1111.: nuuzbur should
i11'1'c11ft1'1' laud 1-1‘111'1‘ your. it would
1111111 :79 y1'111'1-I to 1111 kc up III. :lu 11110
0011 li‘llilIIt‘II to 11111:.1 Ibo population
of tho luitod Stalls 1111'1'11111'111' iliilt
equal 111111 of Europe, 1111:: 1‘«.‘-".Iil‘.:ll('_ ol‘
mursc, IEIIi,i\\'III!.’.‘ 1111llI1.1‘ for IlIiil‘m' 1,1:
buths.~»\l"11ll Stz'oci. Journal.
1.1'11,
BATH BRIEFS.
chcr bathe whcu 01'1*1'lio.'1111i.
Never bathc whcn exhausted
fooling Ill,
Do not prolong the bath bcyond a
rouronahlo lime.
\\ .11t mow" than two hours after
111-1 :1I I11 forc bathing.
in cold “'1 1111101 one. should not go
out for 5111111. limo aitcr r11 hot bath.
Delicate people had bottcr not hatin-
until scwral hours after breakfast.
‘l‘lio leiupr'rntui'c of water for :1 cold
bath should range from 32 to {10 dc.-
grove.
if you are chilly and a cold bath
ninltl's you shiver It Is 11111 lilo bust sort
for you to take.
Dry tl1.'- body quickly, using 11 dry
bath brush or a Turkish towel to stim-
ulate circulation,
Opinions differ as to the relative
merits. of a cold or 11 hot bath. Nui—
tber kind will do for all. The Individ-
ual constitution must be consulted.
and
'l
1
11121151111111.1111 HAVEN s
HART FORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In Effect March 14. 1904.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOE
NEW YORK.
A. M.—~12: 59x. 5: 24x, 515011. 6:14
6:55, 7:,03 7:46. 8:113, 8:151, 9:061
9:201.9:40,10:24x. 1(l:40,1]:'l5x.
P. M.—-12:55x, 1:13, 2: 25x, 3: 2011.
45. 4260x, 5:40 6155.1, 6. 3S, 6. 56x
’1', 7.13511, 8 00, 9:55x, 10:20.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.—12:50x, {1:24x, 6:50x, 8:56.
9:112:
P. M.-3220£,
7:20. 9:5511. 10210.
3:
721
0
5:10 1111:5511, 7:I7x.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTh
NORWALK. ~
M.-—-12:00x. 5:00, 6:00, 7:00,
0011,92021, 10:02:, 10:04
11:00x, 11:02.
P. M. ~12: 02. 1:05, 2'. 0011. 2:53.
3:311: 410211 4:,04 4130,5201x, 5:04
51.30 6:,0011 612.0 71.00 8:,00x 91,0011
9:30, 11:001.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.——12:00, 6:00 7:30, 9:00,10:02.
P. LIL—5:02, 6:00, 8:00x, 11:00.
A.
1120011. 8102.0:
-...1_..
LEAVE GOUTH NORWALK For.
1 NEW HAVEN.
A. M.——12: 1111.. 1:18, 1156:, 6' 18
7: 42, 8' 42 9: 1011, 10: 0611 1110511 11:40
P M.——12:,:001123:0.‘l,x 42.18 5:25
6: 005 6. 30 7105:, 9:05:11, 9:15.110: 01,
11:1 .
Bridgeport. in addition to above—P.
air—2:46, 7:28. '1
SUNDAYS.
A. M.—12: 11:. 1:15:, 1:56x, 7:42.
9:10 11: 05:.
TURNER MUST RETURN.
Chief Justice Fuller Flndn That E11111l
Illhman In an Anarchist.
WASHINGTON May 16. will an‘
opinion today by Chic! Justice Fuller,
tluI United Siatog Supreme (lourt snn~
talucd tho action of tho Immigration
uulborltics at tho port of Now York I11 1
ordering the deportation of tho Eng-l
llshmnu. ’I‘urncr alluded to ho an an-i
archlst The 1i1I1-f justice said I11 i1I~1
dc'uj that he is an annlchist
sion of anarchists and affirmed the do:
clulon of the circuit court for
refused a writ of i111bcas corpus Io
’Yurncr
NEW PCIIJVIAV CABINET.
I1I.\l\. I’11u.'dn,\' II: Al ”11' lust
1111111111111 Honor Josc liltllu 1111'1 appoint-
1-1l Mluirll'r 111' l’ublb' Works in Ila.-
1111\1'(‘1tl1i111~i.i11sl<':11l 111‘ 1'1'11111' $111.1,
'I‘I11' bow I’cruviuu (‘ublnot us now
1-1111:1Ii1uII-d. Is as follows:
I'l‘tudtli'lll of II‘.1| ('1111111il 11f 'IIIlthI'rx
1'111d Mluistcrol‘ FUI’I'Ig-LII Al‘I'ubsV-Allu-r-
lo l'llluort'.
MIIIIMI'I‘ of Public W11rks~.loe:1- liai-
ta.
.lllulstcr of I"11111111'1'--.lu:111 .l11.~11_' III‘I-
HUSH.
Minister of tho. luturlor~~-..ua11 do,
Iiios Quculana.
Minister of 1IIl‘-iII(‘t"-FI'hllt'IHl‘t') I121:
niriuc.
Minislcr of War
(‘ol, hiiulx.
DERBY COURT EXTENDS TIME.
III-llllll'. Muy lll.««.ludgo I'ltltzortou,
of tho Ilcrby I‘robulc Court. has. Isisuod
1111 11rdor can-1110111: tho limo in which
111i111inl111ralio11 111' 1111111113 may filo in-
Vl‘IIIIII'It‘H 'I'hc. cull-usiou is for sixty
days This action is in line With that
lulu-u I11 other pluws in tho state on
1:11ou111 of Ibo :uil bronchi by Li.
l’rt-stou Atwuod or I‘ 1011:11me
Riill
ICE CREAIIII
at the fountain and in b1'1'.
‘=,C
.LI 1..)
his, to take
home. SOda water flavors rich and
absolutely pure.
At the
Zeitiuss Pharmacy
ii NO. MAIN ST. 80. NORWALK
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Spealal Low Rate Person-
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Excursion
VIII
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Tuesday. May 24th.
Leave Grand Central Station, 9: 15 11.111.
ROUND TRIP TICKET ONLY
$20.00.
Leave Albany,
1:15 p. m.
ROUND TRIP TICKET ONLY
$19.00.
ARRIVE ST. LOUIS. WEDNESDAY
QFTERNOON.
TICKETS GOOD FOR RETURN
WITHIN TEN DAYS.
Apply to New York, New Haven and
Hartford and New YOrk Central agents
for information. or address,
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NOTICE I
CITY TAXES
The taxpayers of the City of South
Norwalk are hereby notified that the
city tax of six and one half (61,6) mills
on the dollar, laid on the assessment
list of 1903. at a city meeting held In
11111111 Hall, on the its day of March
A. D. l904, also the library fund tax of
one quarter (U ) of a mill on the dol-
lar. laid at the same time. will be due
and payable on the second day of May.
2.111.411.1111. '1 115. 9 or.
A M.:———6 23, 9: 53.
P..:ll»120, 4:37x,5:,10 5:57 7:10.
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A.M.:,——600 7:23 9:35,11:45.
P 0511—425X, 6:36.1100.
Sunday trains to Danbnry. 9:16,
bassoon; 1125mm. Leavenw-
bury, 'l:55a.n.;p.m..6:oox.6:fi
an!“
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANIURYQ
1904.11t which time I will receive the
'snme at Jacob M. Layton's office, No.
5 Railroad Place. Penalty at the rate
1. 0f nine (9) per cent. a year from May
‘ 2, 1904, will be charged on all bills re
' maining unpaid after June 2, 1904.
' JAMES PAUL.
Collector of Taxes of the City of South
, Not-walk.
Bentham-walk. May a 1000.
111 1, to j I
'Ir'
opinion that ’I‘urmr did 1101 1101111111"
’IhoI
opinion uphold the law for tho exclu '
IIIO'
southern district or New York. WIIIt'II‘
Floor Coverings
Anything in the line of Floor Coverings we are prepared to furnish.
éwa'rou RUGS.
ALL wonx noun IN THE VERY nusr POSSIBLE MANNER.
Housefumwhm ,1 flop” 1‘.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS 5101115.
TRISTRAMdHYATI
BRUSSELS CARPETS.
VELVET CARPETS.
TAPES’I‘RY CARPE'I‘S
INGRAIN CARPETS.
'BRUSSELLS I’UGS.
E“ MYRN A RUGS
ILINOLEUMS. all qualities.
10“. CLO'I‘I'IS. all widths.
1CHINA MATTINGS.
IJAP. NIA’I‘TINGS,
lGRAS oS MATTINGS.
WINDOW SHADES.
iCURTAIN RODS AND POLES
CURTAIN. e1TRETCIIERS $125
MOPS. COMPLETE,
“‘ARI’ET BEI‘NI'EERS. we _ 50 FT. CLOTHES LINE. 251:
‘0‘," ‘IA‘Y‘I‘t‘FR§v 5"; CLOTHES BASKETS, 71¢
scnunnnusnns, 9t DU‘T B. U use
ALL 312123 GALVANIZED 5- R s. 19C
PAILS, 19c COVERED DUST PANS. 10c
CHAMBER FAILS, 251 111.111.1111 111100113, 251
42 PCE. DINNER SET FILLEDINPATTERN ............... $3.15
WIbTIIAIIII 91 Willi, iiorwaik, Conn.
NO. 1?. and 5 GAZETTE
BUILDING,
IF' YOU
ONLY KNEWJ
The quality of our coal you would
buy it in pretercnce to any other. Le-
$4 75 per ton. Call us on the phone.
TELEPHONES:
South ‘\'111\11"I111l111'c,Ifil'n.
Yard ()liit11,lI.-b
II leii‘l
E. NORWALK AND SO. NORWALK.
HOLD FKET
111 that. '11 lzlch in 1.111110 in tho
“'11:: of coal. You are not a»
pcriint'hling when you com:-
T0
buy coal of 11s. The coal
THE”)?
we soil you is unequalled in
quality, and the price at
WHICH.
we soil it is as low 'as the
lowest. We give prompt and
satisfactory service. That our
coal
12:1 GOOD
is the verdict of our custom-
ers. and \1'1111 1;..-y say
"goes.“
Ferris Coal Co.
I49 Washington St.
Glover s the Place
A LITTLE STORY TO THE LADIES
RELATIVE TO OUR
$2.00
0x1 ords
Ist—Pat. Colt Dull Lace.
Very dressy.
2d—Glazed Kid Pat. Tip, Turn Sole.
Semi Dress.
1
Sd—Glazed Kid Pat.TIp1McK3y.
Medium Street Wear
“II—Glazed Kid, Pat Tip, Goodyear
Welt.
Walking Shoe.
bib—Rama Rania Calf, Goodyear
Welt.
Very Swell
$2. O0
'PHONE, 357—6
,1111 11111, 11111 111.
;.
high Wilkesbarre coal is the name Of it.l
egg. We can sell N0. 2 Nut size for}
IFI‘III 810 IN.
£12m: .~";°:"-'w We.
. :Vr;
«anyway
We retain the leadership in this
town because we practice no decep-
tion. because we 11111111 010 best and
largest assortment of result} to 1113111
goods in the Twin (lilies. W E OPEN
CHARGE; ACCOUNTS with all
respectable people.
T111 our charge it up plan and non
viii remain a customer forever
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IMMUNITY. B:1r11s—“ Billing: mm a joke, even
Oh.dc.m:1n dal starts do trouble has a If it be on himself He laughed like
luck dat's mighty mange, all posses-std when a fat lady came in
1 'nd set upon his hat." Scarby—"But
When do 111 iiiculty' s ragln' be Is allns
out 0 ‘range;
Whar do bullets lad
is thick as paint,
Y on kin make 3011 mind up to it-dat' s
exactly whit: he e: ".nt
he didn't know it was his hat. lie
qflvln‘ 1111‘ de smoke thought it was Hill's.——Boston Tran-
script.
Vt hen de navios ones a sailin‘ and do!
sndier people roam.
De boss is in do pahlor sendln' word
he 3‘“ i at home Ijunk by sending a postal to A I arrls,
De boy stood on do burning deck a iRaxmoud street, South Nora's! . We
FULL VALUE
FOR YOUR JUNK)
You will get your full value to your
But do men dat made do trouble didnt quested by our pltrona and 111- he
hero 1305' COIDDIPIE- ltoi out send out any team: unl as re-
1 1
even sage his .11an Star. Phene 356—4. ‘ A. "A - .
Norwalk Chronicler