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BOSTN N,0ot. 24. mWiillunt WY nd
ham. Iii tlah consul 111130111011, 11111.31.
“it the Russians mistook tho English
trawlora tor a Japanoso flout, the Run-
slan intelligence dcparttnont must
have been singularly looking Tharo
is but and otho; iutcrprutaiion to put
upon the incident and that is that
Russia is owing to emluoil European
W3 NE BOAT. . ,'
BNMEPORT. 0111'. 21. m'i‘ho Lake
,Torpodo Boat. Company today announc-
ad that the laitttohiug oi’ the submarine
(laptuln Simon Lake would inks piano
at Newport Now at noon 'i‘hursday.‘
Captain Lake. the inventor of. this type
of submarine. is at. present in Libau,’
Russia. and will return in time. to con-
nations In tin,» hopo of o gonoral awr. duct tho competitive tcst which will
The disgrace would ho hug; it ahc in» conducted by tho. United States an-
were whipped by the allied 1011101111qu val board niulor the submarino act of
nations than by the little Japanese 1904.1‘11'9.‘ company fur-then stated
she has always professed to despise. that this submarine is ah oxaot dupli—
So. Norwnlkr
the prompt action which am 11 a situa-
tion seems to demand almost impossi
daugcr ot' a possible rupture.
squadron before it reach had upon wat-
era.
The Russian onlolals here are as
much porplcxcd 11a to the cause at tho
111-11111 on the fishing boats as are tho
British authorities though they sun'-
gust it may have been due to extreme
nervousness consequent on tho rccup-
1 _tion 01 dciinita information that a .lap-
inneso attempt would be mudo on the
l squadron bcfort it. reached open wutera
The idea that war can arise ovo1 tho
aift'tit is suoutcd, but it, is admittcd
that it will strain Anglodtusslan rela—
tions to a poittt whole diplomacy on
both indE-Is will be severely tested.
LOND N Oct. 24.-i"oroigu Sccr rc-
Styx: Anglll'lllilfmtflmfiulxli' ltat'y latnsdoum' rcathcd London this
vith many shots but fortunate-l“ a't’tctnoou and after gathct'lng' thc lat—
he humane ‘m‘m allow her watoi cs1 dctnils known at tho F'Ul‘E'lgliI 0f.
-- tlcc regarding the firing on tho ilrtttsh
ltd 1111 none of her mow was Sll'lltk. 11m] 1 i th 3 .R s l 1111' 11
bombardment lastcd about twcn—: ”I?“ touts ”7 l 11 sun 5th ‘ 0.
When it had consort thol prmcedcd to Buckingham Poland wehet
sailed southwmd, and sonic UfllIO had aIlcngthi intorview with K1111!
ruwlors sent up rockets. .1 hp‘hlhhlltl I‘hc latter tclcgrapllcd 11 mos-
. 1.9411 steered in the direction of llmll oi svmpathy to the mayor of
u .
,i‘oolte'ts W,“ cries were 118.1111 '1119 British govcrumcnt this ill'it‘l'4~
' noon soul: urgcnt notes of protest to
Crane was found sinking with
ranger 11min? 0“ some 3: , tho Russian 1.,ovc1 111119111 on the aubjcoi
“’59 our 011st 1111111111 of the Russian attack on the British
iishiug ilcet in the North Sea thiongh
tnot'cti’ to a mission Mill) and
I "-1 .Smith and Loggott were both Amlmssudor Hardingo and the
Russian ambassador in London.
,_ . . , board IIIth'c Moulmcin. 'l‘l1c
on wit minor injuries 'Woro PARIS Oct. 2+,"le action of tho
“6, rbourdI tho. trawler 59“ Gull. Russian second Pacific Squadron in
s “we gathered around firing on and sinking British iisltlng
M 1111 further boats has aroused iutcnst' intcrcst in
oilicial circlcs and among tho public
generally ln'rc. The officials say that
Russia will undoubtcdly multc an int.
modiuto cxumltiatiou 11nd apology and
pay an ample indcmuitr.
lflNDON, Oct. 34.""T|il.‘ mayor of
Hull has telegraphed to l’t'cmicr ilal~
four as follow: "'i‘lic‘grcutcst indig-
nation provnlls hr-w tlt 1hr itilprr't'c-
dcntt-d and wanton attack on the Hull
fishing ilcct by Russian warships, l'i'-
sulting in tho loss of valuable livos.
\Vo appoal to the government to tahc
tho. spot-dicst and strongest mcnsuros
to onsurc t’ull redress and romplctc
stt"iilll\' against furtht'r Russian out—
as built by north of 8 run Head
clock Saturday mo 111115 the-
helm hazy, When the outlines
oral vessels apparent]: war-
sailing in it line were- dimly
, Whilst the crow worn watching
’ 11' Ships searchllghts wcro dashed
6111, In the glare of which the
i '13 crew obsotvtd what they
a to’rpédo boats appioaching.‘
y with tho lntrntion of board
Thm steamed
owovor,‘ and soon the fisher-I
were nutrition to find they were
'61! upon First one. and then
ritwiér was struck by flying
trsoemod to be. a round shot
tho
information is
In
oprrsontatlves of tho fishing flcci
tartan lute lust night for 1111111011 to
, ith the authorities thcte.
otivo can be assigned for
' procoduro of tho
iIitl
Rus-
Th6 lily survir'oi oi‘ lllt" 1‘ rant; who
‘ earhcd hero is J. \ Smith
l the (lotion-toll skippor and who
he captains of the Mouimcin and
' filing to la‘lndon to (onsnlt
authorities Noting Smith was
{hep in his bunk when tho firing
tilted 11111. Just as ho 'as getting
shot struck the stmboaud and.
[ted to the furor. astlc smashing l ..., 'cs.
' 111111,. near which he was standing. l m”. “1101 iii; l'rmattw 011. 3.1. ..Jriw
311.332.5231magllfiifngghro?(all;1“i“.‘”"° goatId oi' the Russian «Import
,her and lcggott lying limitless and l .uiiic squauon tons stint, o Ior.
fl 'It uliuWh Mith tip 1 jurcd. ll Ipcho boats. is in th( outcr liut'lztot lhc
', 00“ found that th- “ ssrl w a 11111111111111.1d1'o11 is cxpcctcd ltclt' but it
ill and i l ‘ H l d ,is not wt tottulu 11"1l11 her tin' warships
l3 5 3"“ *’ 1‘01 "WNW“ “me i will enter the harbor The vessels wltic l1
ilrst arriicti ltcrt- worn not with tho
. h'uttrr kill us when thcv tlrcd on tho
at, tho lll‘lllir. that how ull't‘uth" 1
“he“ i Saturdav
lil'itjsh ilshing boats in tho North Sea.
morning. 'I‘ltcr,ol"oto it in
and 1:22:21 31:1:IIII1I1IIiItIiI1I IIII1ItI'IIIIllIltIIlI'I'5 II‘I’If 1111i I,1'ot. possiIhh tIItI1I obtain tho itu<sian
. ' ‘ ' tvrrson oi he 11 211'
”in 01h“ fishing ile1tIl1u11n~d g' ”'“t Tho Russian torpedo hoats arc aur-
:roundcd by guard boats and tho ut-
most vigilance is maintained No pct“-
son ls permitted to tippl'tlilt' l1 tbun and
no person is allowed to comb ashore
t-xccpt the postman. 'i'hc boutsmrc
t'ttrnishod with the- win-iron tolcgruph
ounlpmcnt. 'l‘ln'y took on provisions
from the transport Korou. During
lat-st. night and this morning thc \'it:,i~
lance was rotloublr'd, owing to fours
'ol Japaneso ships brim: in tho chino
11111. 'i‘hroc. Russian torpcdo boats and
the transport Kort-u In stood out to son
during the day, probably for tho pur-
poac of connuunlt'ntltn: with lid 11min
squadrmn
'l‘hc newspuptus hcrc report that tho
torpedo boats 1111 clt'cd 11 wirclcss tclc~
gram from the Russian ilngsltips yes-
191 day evening watnina their containi-
1-rs to exorcise extra vigil 111cc , as it
was feared that it .Iupnnt e attempt
might bc‘matlo on the squadron whllo
in tho t'hunncl.
BERLIN. Oct. 2i.—~“A prodigious
blundor,” is the German otIlclal Vcrdiot
upon tho. attack of tho Russian sorond
Pacific squadron on a British iishtua
tlcot on south Head early Saturday
morning. ’ it is assumed that tho ltuu
stun ovcrumcnt will make roparatiou
humor lately attcr receiving tho oillclal
roport' which will bc tcloarnphod from
some Frunch port. probably today. The
axcltomont in Grant Britain is rcgard-
ed hare- aa being fully instillahlo. but
tin. lirlllah (iabiuot, It is bollovod. will
takc tho view that tho doplnrablc at
fair was tho fault. of rash ottlcars.
German naval cinema rotor to the
incident as nvldonco that tho Itnaulnn
squadron is badly omcorod
LENOX. Month, Oct 24.--Slr Morii
mfg Durand. IthuIBriiIIah atnbiItaaIItdtIiIr.
alt may concern mi 11 nttao o t e
. ‘Bmil‘lllll" lllltlg"lum glmi‘lmlliugunéhml‘o: upon British North
« ' an. I n V title
"filil’mm! 1“ ”'19 NW1“ ' “it. acorns a do lorabio accident
r t .9! “"3 dam wounded which, of oduraénw wit ho explained. '
"9f "1' “'0 altalt' “1“» amouaador Durand, up to 10 a 'oloclt
today has received no annual dott-
Minion concerning the ntattcr'
”Haring ho 111111.111 intelliuonco.‘f
said the ambassador, “i really cannot
permit myself to 'ditt'cuaa 1.111 aortoua a
matter when 'r'v'holly Ignorant 111111111
facts an of tho tooling In England. It.
ilo‘rn which
7 such aI
and others concur in the dc—
htoou injured 1111111 arc born 1111-
. 'oatmont.
'ditrnwlcr, tho'Wrcn, is missing
. s famed site has horn sunk.
' be we!!! many distressing scents
pt Hall during the '«lav and night rclv
$1111 inquiring after tricuds.
There is a 1"1111101 that tho 'tiroat
a fishing heat“ was ulsp (‘liuu-
hr the Russians. 'lhis report h is
, , confirmed.
N, Oct. 24. 1.23 p. [IL-"I‘M!“
etary Lunsdownc will arrive
data from tho cmntry this 111‘-
’ Until then 11 otiloiiul mtlon
ill ha, aken in regard to t 12 North
lit! dent in which the Russian
.. Padilla squadton sank out-1 or
éi'liltill fishing boats 11ml klilcti
it led auroral tishormm. Whiic
' illicit insists that tho fullest
ion he made thcrc is no ovi»
, .th undue excitement or of any
mint lnturnntional complications
Ii'ltie. Trading on tho Stork I'lx
' Wat! AuligIlttiy ultcctxul at the
hi. pr t'cs tutor-(lily rccov-
.« Minn 0mm» this nsornimr. was
with aenta'rlng oplc con-
afilth the halting dog, who are
#1111113thon oxami d by tho
Ithm tho' 11111111811 facts on
Lansdowrto may base a
_ 11111111 0.1.21 211.11.
g2] ingornnititm trout V ico-
. . mg oommandor‘ of
attic a neutron, or from
trourcu had reached the’
' 1111' this (101111111le 111
, to illicit this publication
, (at: not of the Mair.
1 although mo-
t'udtlous from
on utha‘ ituhjact
autumnal.
ly “Hffirtii-liztili."
may
it; in not at all itkolr that l
would not 11111.
and Franco in a goncrul war
may not be tho correct interpretation
of the incident, but unless an apology;
and reparation are made protnplly,l
think our pooplo can find no other mo-
tive in tho act.
'l‘l'litS,i"riday, 0111, 21.4 p. 111.
sun, Oct. 24 -Wl1ilo clothing tho iiotd
. Med 11'9“! “PM NEG-l (111211.331?! might; wallagzgenglegfinfif. near tho village of Shahhc tho Japan~
“91.“. it is considered lies the principalli‘m found ninc abandoned Russian
rowers wore fishing about guns. 'l‘hclt' condition has no boon
i‘Plitll tt‘tl.
ust refrain from disotminx’ t
dipiont tit} clients and coutioquon- ‘
0n the other hand she may think ahal
perhaps of GornIIIaIuy
‘ its
()iill'S HEADQUAR-
viu l" 11‘
(lF‘NElIAI.
both armies arc routing on their
arms t‘tmtinuous sltbmishcs arc oc-
curring lit-'twct'n outposts uud pnttolu
and tho urtlllct'y is-iit'lna daily. A
grout billilt‘ is citpcrlctl south of tlic
i'lun rivt'r, whcrc heavy flcld works
Imvo lwou crcctctl. .
(lrcat numbers of .inpuncsa
form-11101115 are arriving.
S'l'. I’l'i'l‘l'lltSItilRtl. Oct. ‘.’~i.—~l1}1n-
pcror Nicholas has roccivcd tho fol—
lowing dcsputclt i't'tnIn iicum'ul Kuro—
patltln dutod' 01:,1 "it "Thu night or
October 22 23 |).'lS.~'(xtl quietly. hi it
o'clock this (Sundnyl morning. thc
wholc of ottr voluntcct' slun'pshoott'rs
harrnaucd the enemy: Whili' tho Japan-
("ac tt'itd to attack our outposts, hut
trnt'o cvtd'yu'ltct'u t'euttlsod by tho Rus-
sian ilrc.
'l‘.()l{l() that -'I'hc .Inpnncso
hcudtptnt'tcrs butt-1 today. without 1'1“
11111111: to tho gt'twlal situation in tho
vicinity of Sitalthr i‘l\'t|. published tin:
following rt'pot‘i root-trod rostsrduy:
"Siuco tho last. lclogrnm referring
to thc cncmy’n'tlc-atl the bodies lct‘t on
rain—
0.!
1.!
1111- ilcld havo hcru inct'cosotl to. tho
following:
“'1"ound by tin.- 1'lght army, 3.2011;
found by tho loft army. 3.1103: found 111-
lhir. orator army, 2,531). Total, Iii.illiil.
“'l‘ln» uumbcr oi‘ prisoucrs rapt‘urcd
totals 711113“
(itll-‘IiNl'lAtilCN, lictiuturk. ()1'1.
’l‘ln' Russian irc—ln'taltor 'lrmuk
arrivtd in tho roads with Mr
tubs damaged.
'l‘OKiO, Oct 2i w~i"lcld Marshal
0.1111111 1cpot'ts that tho total uumbm'
oi" ltltsgiau tit-11d ("M‘IH 1-11-11 is Ill. 'l‘iii.
NEIGHBORHOOD PRAYER MEET-
INGS.
'l‘ito ncluhhorltood praycr nu-ctiugs
11'.‘ 1111-. Norwnlh hit'thotiist church on
'i‘uosday owning of this \Vt‘t‘k at N
o'clock trill be as follows: Aaron By-
ington‘s lit \Vostport avonnc. Franklin
lrogory, icudor: (‘Iturlcs 1’. chlcr's.
1le Main slrcot. C. l-’. chlt'r. lcudcr;
Mrs. A. Mcrritt's. ill Main strcct..
(‘llill‘lt‘s \\'ordcn_. loader: C. M. 111111-
i1~l'.~'. ll: ('lhosluttt airr'ct. C. It.
lt'ndt-r: Mrs. J. Stadium. 12 licldon
lIYUliilD, ('1, J. Clark. lcadcr: Mrs. W. l..
\‘i'nrrcu's '1' Union Park, li‘rnnk Bryant.
lcador; Edward Morclmuso's it: Arch
stt'coi, .Iouas Worden, loath-1". Miss
Louisa h'Iorchouat-‘s. it! hiorwin strct'i.
('l. W. St‘lltK'k. lcadcr; (lcorgo E.
Wobb‘s. Cranberry. ii. Ilruudugc, load
or All friends and neighbors arc
cordially i111'.|tcd
,.4-~—_v.-...
THREE ENGINES IN WRECK.
S'I‘Ahlh'tlltl). (it't. 24:41 was long
atu-r daylight! lu-loro tho tour tracks
of tho New linvonvrouti horo wt'rc
t'lcart'd of tho wrackugc of last night‘s
freight. train collision, lt scouts that
iroinht No F177 was running in two soc
lio11s.'ll1o llrst suction had stoppt-d
lust bot-(111d tho station how to lillit‘
\tutcr wlnut tho second train r1111 Illltl
it .\t tho smut- than a light cttgluo
runninn from Now ilut'cu to Hariom
canto atom: and ,ltit [it'o cars which
had boon doruilcd in the collision. but
111-1 the1 angina was under control thr-
dmnagc was not cxtonslvo. Engineer
Strung and Fin-man li‘ostcr. both of
Now York, wcro slightly hurt. A11 in.
tptlry into thc cam-n1 of the accident is
proccoding.
APHORISMS.
lutcrcstlng ltdvIertlaing will lntt'rost
the public
Continuity h; ossontinl to auccessi’ut
adtcrtisiux.
it in not always the advortlacutcut
that causcs tho. moat stir that sells tho
most goods.
No ntottcr how good an artlclo is, it
will not soil to any urcat extant un-
luss i1 is thoroughly adverttsod.
Making advertising profitable is not
ttcarlr so dlfllcult, a font an making a
luminous nroiittabto without it.
its tho ad. th‘ll'dit) crowdod. thorn is
always room for just om- utoro thing.
IauItIl lbata Improvemout.ml’rlntttr'u
ii 1 '
zit-w
has
sit'ru
W
A NEW GHIEVANCIE.
No longer I sit iioitind her hat;
It's amounting. I say. that‘s worse than
tint.
Rhos 111111111 a funny to fix her hair
in 11. sort or a strange "skyscraper“ at
air.
And, thIouIInlt i may dodge tltta way and
1111‘
It' s as bad as it was behind bar but!
' Jutlso.
Mills-13,
oats of the Protector "which has been
sold abroad ”
WW .... ..
Democratic Caucus
A caucus of the. Democratic l'dloctorn
oi the Second Voting District of tho
Town of Norwalk will be hold at. Dom»
ocratlc Htilllthulil‘ltll'is. Soul 11 Main
strcct. South Norwaik, (301111., chnos-
day owning. Oct. 26th at eight 0 'clorlt.
tor the purpose or uoudnatlng a can
tiltltttt1"i(11 itoprcsontatlvn to tho Gen-
crnl Assembly and to nominate (1111
didalos for Justices of tho i’cacc; also
to transact any other busluou‘a proper
to conic. before said ntcctlug.
lintcd at. South Norwaik, (‘on11..
22nd day of October. liltli.
EDWARD BAItltl'l’l‘T.
Chairman of thc Domocrutit' commit-
too of tho. Socoud Voting District.
Class ,A. XXV. No. 97972.
LIBRARY 01" C(3Ni‘iitldt-lh‘. to wit:
no it 1'otuomlu-11'1-1d, That on the ilrst.
day of October. that, The Banks Law
Publishing Company, of New York. N.
Y.,‘i1ath dcpositcd in this Oiilcc the ti-
tlo of .1 BOOK, tho titlc of which is in
tho Ilowiug words, to wit: (last-1s
Argo d and Adjudgcd in tho Suprcntc
Court of tho llniicd Status, ()ctobor
term. 8174. Reported by John William
Wallace, Vol. XXIII.
'l‘ho ”Mikkel Law Publishing (in.
Now York. 191111.
tho right whcrcot it claims as proprim
101'. In conformity with tho laws of tho.
United States rcspcttiug (lopvrigbts.
Otllco of the flag istcr of Copyrights
Washington, D. (f.
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Librarian of Crutgrcss.
lly ’i‘llOltWAlJi SOIJlERti,
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day oi‘ ()ctobot', tutti. ’l‘ho Banks Law
Publishing (.‘ompany. 111' New York. N.
\ , hulh dcposltrd in this Office the
title of 11 BOOK, tho title of which is
in tho following Words. to wit: Cou-
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Librarian of t‘ougrcss.
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litigiult'r of Copyrights.
\Vrlttou M. i), it.
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in tuttowul i‘ot t‘ourtccn yours from
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By
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A BAG OF GOLD
sounds well in a novel, but it is an
awkward thing to keep in the house or
store. It is a constant source of wor-
ry to you and temptation to album
i3esldoa It doesn‘t carn anything it
thept that way. Flatter deposit it in
THE SOUTH NORWALK savmaa
BANK
There 11 will be auto and at the
aamo tuna always at your command.
And it will commence to earn interest
for you right away. Isn‘t that far bet.
ter than keeping it, at homo or in 1’01"”
attire?
r111.- sourn‘ tron WALK
SAVINGS BANK.
outrun BANK BUILDING.
' ' To run PuaLtc.
Tramp (pltoo alwa‘Picaso 1111111 11
cripple at this tinniva admit. Jill‘s?
Kind Old Gantiamau throttlingI it
some money written 111111, wit r a
course. Howl ayo‘h crippled. upon
toliow?” Tram
a "oripplod,
has:
I!
srlwrl‘itlhanciniy
Gianna iiituutitt‘ty
I111
limitation theIuI1d11-l
a r l!“
l
W
Why not 1.1.1.0111... tho iirm that are
airing you money? Why pay more to
others when you can get beat. grades or;
Lehlslt Coal at $6.15 per tour we}
will guarantee aura tho best in the;
market. Also might guaranteed. All
10010.! that loaves our yard is cleaned'
and 1m trout slate. a trial order will
convince you we are the only that that
, troop the price: down {or you.
1'1th as: 1.1..
11011-11 ”lions 11.911111
“h in. a i‘aI
NatHaw Cheap,
for Women's First~Class
(”Int cuilrt' ut'w llllt.‘ of llurs is. now mint and 1‘t'z1tly l
gratin quality that basalt 'ttys prt't'aiicd in this dopuriutcut It
iiuc.
stands back of its, so that the buyer takes no chances when t
vitc every one to make :1 critical
ship has boon siiglitcd. livery pi
possible nutuucr. Our priccs will
and merit.
We stand back of every Iilt‘t‘t'.‘ of For that we 1.111.111
11'1‘11111'inspcctiun, 'i‘ln- Silllli‘ high
is born tnuintulucd in this scantiu'u
h :1 full guarantor. 'i‘in' 111annlat't11rcr
icy buy l’ut's from our stock. ‘Wo’ in~
cxaminatiou .ollthcsc garments. No detail of itoucst \\'t)l'l\'illiill~
cm" is pcrlcct in fit. elegant in design and made up in tho rcrv best
bc'fottnd to be as low as can bc quoted for 1"ttrSt‘1fct'luai quality
'1
‘1
'1
Housefurnishing Specials
Kitrhcu Lamps: 456
[turn Lanterns . ..... . ..... 43c
Campaign intuicrns, ...2 for 251'.
ilrarltct Lamps. 1,,‘omplctc... I29c
Any 111’ 11111' $3.75 or $4.45 t
"itiuzt Parlor
311111.14 loilct Paper ........ .inc
1 VI $1.50 \\'.'1si1 Honors”.....$1.111
1 Hanging Lamps ...... . . . $3.215
. ("rotor draught Hanging
I' ' Lamps ........ .......$,'.05
Lamps. with illuln's. all crnuplctt', {111' $2195.
‘ \
Any of our $2.25 Lumps. $1.50.
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT Norwaik, Conn “““
NO. 2 and 5 GAZIT;E lBUILDING.
But How Good.
For many ycars \\'t' have
I1cc11 favored with much of
tho but and 1111151 particular
tradc in (11211 in this vicinity
"trailc which dcmamls tllc
bcst mal nbtainablc.
From our point of ricw it
would bc business suit'itic for
11s to buy t'ln'ap grades of
(lull in semi 11111 1111111115: our
friends and face tltc dissatis—
faction which must incrit—
:1l1l_\' rcsult. .
t'bcapucss is not hasrtl
11111111 what you pay, but on
what you gut for what you
pay. (lur Coal is always
worth lllt‘ prior \\'1' ask for it.
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THE FERRIS COAL CO.
Glover s the Place
After all, there‘s
satisfactory as a first-class Shoo,
nothing as
pay what“ you 111:1 y.
$3.50
Footwear
increases interest. docsnft it?
1
PERFECTA-«Fail Line
is especially stylish.
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that Shots Tint Flt
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Now
with tho
Fairileld Conant
Saunas Bank
§i Wall Street
Norwalk.
For a good many Year-alts store has been known
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as tfie best shopp g center in the twin cities.
This Season by lqanttc effort and through
the fact that at»?! unexpected opportunities
came our soap. iolfer absolutely the finest
stock of clothing or man. woman or child
on our part pitym at plan. This modern plan
has tbeendorsem'e tof thousands of Norwalk~
ers in all Walk: 1' life. and we attribute the
success of our glowlnq business. because of
giving the peopll (be best for the money“
‘ihe beslitreatmw standing back af'e'oery ar~
tlcle sold “i?" man refunded.
— ‘1.- .w --.“.ch
POWER”!
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tan aria! moist dict-chart
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out 11 are an no a ‘1“ or
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