oak bottom prices.
The host evar.
Annual Junuury sale now in pro-
gresn at Head s. See. ad.
1.011180 1.0IlgII,DIIIIglIlqu of Mormon,
will hohl a meeting tonight.
‘1..ll. llochoIs lid. is
reading. Tom in it now
MIS William ’1‘.
woll worth
linnoot- ~11 hm.- l‘t‘ Itov
(IIIIII from on uttuull of tho inp.
’l‘ he III‘hoouIIr Lucy lion-I mulled this
ll‘lOl‘llillg‘ wtih II I-urgooi uund.
John E. ‘
Wood. of Norwuik,
was i\
viultor in Now \‘Iu'lt IIity venturduy.
A Involtug of tho
i.ud.v 3
.lIIIIIIiIIgII
Lodge is [U ho hold tounu’trow night.
’l‘ho schooner llhoeho Ann urrivvd
this morning with :1 t'lll‘gt) 01' noun.
lint-union to ill-gill the your with.
illllllltilill'w
the Now \‘orll lIroIII-rv
lIi.
lI‘it‘I
IlIIli:.I.l':I und nixty I‘rIuln‘
:It
SI‘I,‘
wort ll
of running llllliirl' for $3, :11 (lIIlIIIIIIIII';z.
.ltIIIIIl lid. for particulars.
ltuniplod III'tiI-lus iu knit undorwour
to ho sold rheupiy for tho III-xi it'l‘v’
Iinys at, Miss Ryan’s.
Son u‘d.‘
Gould SIIIIIuour loot II voluuhlo horse
yIIsIIIrIto y.
The annual lII'ol-rII iiS‘iL'?
llliti it was IIIIII-f-Isurr to kill it,
Edward M. lifi‘illl‘lii-. 01' Boston, Willi it
most 3\,'I.~I.t.III'I.luy III. the Norwaltt llolol
01' ill rs, William
’l‘orroy Haul-och.
Opportunity with :I l'tlplliii "It“
will
urrivo with the lily; sale soon to tuho
pluco at Rogers & Slovonn‘
Miss
lth‘lllll‘,
llridgio Slvounoy,
NorWuik. and
h‘.
of
H01“: :IIi.
lMIrolu
Minn Annie- ('1‘.
('Ullllt'ii3 of Sprint: iiil‘t.‘llt;-:=llt'lll iill‘ Now
Your‘s \‘itl‘ililtlll in Now \‘II
Tim Norwnlit
l‘li.
Look llompnny
in
I'lonod for II onIh to allow of ”III an
nual llll'tfllttn‘y.
'sIIIIIo uurlt III i‘itllliid).
’l‘ho plant .
.iIIII IIIII'j:
will H‘-
it.
Thu, wor‘utrs in tho South NI‘Irwrlll;
punt ottlcv- WI‘I‘P t'llt‘il prMI'IItIId with II
1qu of rigors by tho Ilid' \\'I-Il t'iunr
l‘ompumI for It Now \‘IIII'I‘I IIIIISI-ut.
Fill-,9
sot-mil IouIIuInivu of lllt‘ \Iu
wulk iI‘lII- llIIuIII1IIIIInt \Illl (III-It otllII
(It‘s this owning.
Huppr-r will follow
the intuitions mowing III' (‘ill‘il (‘tllllllllll_\'.
'l‘lIII LudlI-u‘ Aid SIII-My of tho l“ll‘:~l
M. E. (‘illll‘l‘il will llll‘iIl at tho IIlIIIrIIlI
tomorrow ui’tIIrnoIIII til .‘1 II'I-IIIIIII,
whon
the election of IIillI-III'II will lulu» IIIIII‘II.
The mom NI'I'III‘II nIIIi
I‘ll
nl‘l‘uioul
placo for Il'ouIr-u‘n ltt‘l‘lllllllti is it hunk.
'l‘lln South Norwulk Suvinun iiuult pays
particular tttlt‘lllit‘lll III In
moms of Indy IIIIulIIIIII-l‘n.
mRoaIl ant, on lingo
one.
Mrs. Mary .1. lirnoltu,
seventy-tun yt‘ill‘fi,
ontochlmt I-IIIIItltiI‘In,
Norwnlk Linupilnl .VI‘IIIIrdII
homo in SlivIIruItIIo,
Thu 51.
t'
l'uul‘n llrIInI-h ol‘ llll‘
lt‘tlllll't“
’I‘ Iii lowly}; in
L. H. “i‘t‘lil'l', it? \\'unhlugtou Si.
"nod
who in in II vot‘y
qu-I tuhIn to thI‘
3v, 1’
about
IIIIII lIIIr
till‘l:.‘
Friendly SIIIIII t_\' will hold :l illiilj Iiiilll‘l‘
thin (Ironing III liltI luwu iitita‘t'll‘liliy hull.
lll'ul‘o (‘illll‘l'h Brunch will hold II IlIIIII'II
at Red Muu'u llull, 'l‘lIIlI'udny l‘vt'lllllg.
'l‘hII llrothIIrhoIId of I‘tuilrmul ’i‘ruinI
mun urn plnunlniz II tillllt'l‘ Io ilt“ hI-ld in
Mtlllit' llIIll. l“l.‘ill‘iliil',\’ 21.
.lt':
lMI'II or—
l'ilt‘sll‘it hue tIIIIuI uncured the tin- lll't'ii-
ntou.
Mrs. lIJI 'I-lkhon. of 1‘:
Into, South Norwulk.
i“llil'iit‘iii iH'I‘I
“11H upI-I‘Iltod on
[or uppendictlin yontorduy :It 1111‘ Stunt.
ford liospitul hy Dr,
of South Nurwulh.
l‘l'IlUl‘U‘Ii on doing ulrnly.
Kuthnrlno Nr-uloy. 01'
l
.it‘lill lhIIuortlIIr.
’l‘lIII pullout in now
l‘ruruutnt
itll‘t't't, South Norwulk. quI taken to tlw
Norwulh lmnpilul, ytllill'l‘till
,V .
i-lhII lune
III‘I-n I-IIIIIloIIIIt in the Illur i.lilllllll'y
mid inn. IIvIII'workIIIl lII-I'Iu-ll', no that it
lmrutnI» III-Irouuury tor ilt‘l' in no to tho
‘ launptlul to III-IIIIporIIlII.
’l‘hn ilrul ol' thI‘I Hl'l‘lt't-l ol' \V'IIIIII o1
l’rnvur IIIIrleII-II tn thII li‘
trot
Mullin-
dint, lipiuroput Church will he hold to-
night.
lhIIt t'lIIII'I-h lllIIthoruhln.
lluwm' Nu huvu (Ivor neon.
'l‘hn with: will no l’ruyor lIIl'
’l‘hn puutur
\Illl «punk and Ioullurl tho not-Viv“ 'l'UI
Iuorrov.‘ nil; in ltrv. Alllui't ll. Nlluh. of
tho Troy lloul’I-rnnou, will nlllltik.
WI» iitiVl' I‘Pl'leiW'li from the Rowuylou
I‘irmm llmuuu or lloorun ll. '1 roundly.
II mmn tlhIIrIIt Immplu of tho nuhh‘m
tlutII rIIIIII, whit-h \l'II, think in the maul.
lIIII'IIIlilIIl IIIul migrant variety of tho
’l’ho tum.
mm to town ot’ 11m moot Itollnnltt («III
or and grown upon It show Ilium. 'l‘iluy
IIIIrtIIlIIty 1m: llIIIIutloo
I
film of llolnlulilulflI'I'l'o 17.0.11“ of A
will hold its Inunlur looming in Rmi
Mon, II Hull. ’1 luuudny wooing. .hIIIIIIIry- 1’3
All tlIII (lim'tt‘li llfllIIIItI-I urn rm]
9to NO n IIIll null IIlIIl Worst mom
'1‘“ m
{In 090ml nature the III ,
Id In IIIuiIII II npgfilnl oilur
hi and unnwvr to lihir‘lihni
l in something «to
tomorr-
NW tilt-
,_ $22,299.13 527.3383
unto... Fowler Post and Woman‘u Reg
autumn: (tooth ludumnltv of
1:3qu 11‘ maximum Weekly new.
3350‘ horrible aunt: ween during“.
‘ hot. outlawing. 3011‘ males
at cost (It 3235. or ‘uotul‘vunw
191%, 0 ‘ Nil,
09 ARANT’V GORPORA‘TIONU
Ashen; , on thin '
FI'I unlitul 18 71.‘
391.221.255.12. .
Tavlardxaolden
763 Wuuhiugton on,
to. Nomflmct.
DOUflLE tNSTALLATtON 9 9
our—M
IIIIf Corps Have New Officnrs.
'i‘ho (minors of Douglas F‘I'leor Pool.
It}. A. 11., um] lilo Womnno Rolioi‘
Corns wuro iIIIItIIilIIdI iillil night, tho
loIIhI II by (,‘nlI-Ih Wood and iill“ lIIlIIIr‘
hv Mrn lv‘IlIInhI. .l .‘loyov. ’l‘llouo?
moment unloved h Htu'iltl owning with
.Vrtatlouhulonm at tho MUSE“ ut lilo hunt-
noun nouniou. A Innio quutlolto i'ur
uluhoti minor. and there wow S])99Ch3’,9
or. which worry wry lntnrntliut‘, Tho
Poet IoiliIIIIrIl are It‘ll rollotvu:
Commuudm~9-(‘hurlos lI‘ llatlouk
Senior \‘iIIII,Conunuudtu 1. dunno
I. llounnedtou.
Junior Vitto- -Cllllllllillitii‘l‘rmlt‘l'l‘li l..
Smith.
~ QI'IIIrtoIIIIIIIIIIII-«IIJIImIIsI l. itnnsolt
3 Surgoonwt‘ hurl Ion l’lllll
‘(lllupluiII-~1I‘rmlk9 ii I-luynl.our
Otiltuu of tho llm- ~- ‘IIloh Wood.
IltlluI‘Ir oi“ the tiuurdwltohlu't llnrrin.
Adjutant ~Jumm ll. t-ltI‘IVIIIIII.
l. h ulIqunt . ' Soruvunl ~«(lm-nr
John. ’
Sttlyf‘iilli' h‘ltljttl‘*»-Il“l‘ttliii Mf‘l‘will.
lh‘lrgulos to l)IIparIquut lIluIrIIIup-
‘lllt‘lli -lolIu Kiduoy und ITyI-III: llonju»,
'.IIIllI
, Alimnotou Mann-II l.
\nquntuu l’IIllIuIII.
'l‘wI‘lIty-IIIII'I‘III yours. nun. on, tho In“
l‘ilrnitlll ol‘ iilt‘ institution or lllt‘ Post.
i‘our lli' tho (lilln't‘Illitlllt’ti
.lu‘mou l.‘llIIlIIulIIdlIIu. (Mun- SI. .tohn.
l‘lIIII'los iI‘. llIIllIII-k IIIIII (JulI-h Wood
worn iIIIItullIId 'l‘lII- lullm huII hold
IImIIII continuounlr om. niIIIII
Mo. ...._ v. own...”
{-113
itllnzwll IIIlIl
HOME TEAMS WON TWO GAMES.
Company F and inontauks Bout Com
pany G and West Ends
Tho Company lI‘ huskotlnult iIInIIIu
won two IIIIII‘I- viI-lnrivn hm utglu III
tho armory». 'l‘hII ilI‘Nt il‘illll triumph~
mi (l‘I‘t’i' tlmlr IIlIl limp l‘il'uls. Ctnnpuuy
(z, of Dillllilll‘y. for lill' sIII-ond time this
vauin. 'l‘hI‘ sumo war: “In I‘losv,
hull": at tho tluinlnl :l to It llmnnnin)
lI‘ h Id it hit tII-r mm no} in tin lllhl
hull‘. hut lil‘ llnnhuII tlm limit :I
lIruI-o, in tho lust lndl', lull not It uulV
iiI-lI-ut tllll‘ ltl win lill' titlllll‘.
'l'tiI- Muntnultu Iinl'vntrul lhII Wont
lIhIdu'lII tho prolitnluurv mutual. which
mm It I-lIINII “no,
, III“ ‘ .
mutt In mum—I
EVER.
otllI-III‘N. I
OUR 010 SALE
THE DOORS OPEN.
III Pledge in till
3 3 MAY NINETEEN FiVE BE GOOD T90 YOU-«AS 9GOOD9 99A83 YOU
THINK HE SHOULD BE. 9.
BEGIN ‘98Y3 BEING GOOD TO9 YOUREELF GET AHEAD EV GRAE-
BING OPPORTUNITY BY THE TAIL 9iA9ND HOLDING ON. .
OPRORTUNiTY WlTH 3A CAPITAL 0 WiLL‘ ARRlVE WlTH9
WATCH FOR IT AND BE ON‘ THE SPOT WHEN
m.
3 WE PURPOSE TO MAKE‘ EVERY BUSINESS DAY M 199095 BRING
U3 MORE BUSINESS THAN IN 1904. ,
WE SHALL PUT GREATER VALUE$ THAN
WEARB‘ FOR MEN AND BOYS. WHILE MAINTAINING OU98 NODEST
PRICES. TO DO THiS WE'VE GOT TO DO MORE, BUSINESS THAN
WEI SHALLCONTINUE TO MAKE THE SATISFAOTION OF THE
CUSTOMER OUR HIGHEST AIM.
WE SHALL. CONTlNUE TO GUARANTEE SATISFAOTlON 09R
“RS & STEVENS
MONEY BACK.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Suaaouo‘rs to Comatooli Bros
EVER iNTO OUR9
,TEL. CALL, 32 2.
Thin extract (Inhibition in rich ‘
931v ooucontruted 10th the lilo
nueluluing proportion of IIIIIlt‘9
IImI lm‘pn‘ IIII’Il‘III uunurnuuml nit:
9 11.9 9 , » 9. 9'9
A
Armpit): BOTTLE:
2 FOR ’25.. $140 nozEN
m Clifford Pharmao y ‘
Thu Prescription Stdro.
CORNER OF 80. MAIN AND
ELIZABETH 3878. 9
80. NOR-WALK. CONN.
TEL‘.‘ CALL 115 29. ,
,UNLEBS
(A man In Wouhlngtou. I) (3.. com
milled IIutcldo in htu pantry.)
To die. in night of apple pies
‘ And lure of uuw—mudo lam
And leave behind good ltoquet'ort
choose '
And hunks of boiled ham!
Mamm-
D
. To die in sight of juicy steaks
And fried cotton newly made. ,
And I'ulncmuont with a brandv small,
And on us oi, untrmuladol
To die in sight of pumpkin plus
_ And cookies crisp uud sworn.
And cans of chenius and or unnlu
And 01th thluIyn to out!
6
To Ilio. in night of nuntlv Iain-Iron!
.,I\h what It dIIoo dinuruoo
Unless. hotom ho shun’lod (It!
llpt’ t’IId his IIIouIntul ffiCt‘
Chicago (lhroutuh‘I.
No
to
Buy Oats Thais Clenn
Agent. for (Troollor'n lI‘lour~—'l‘hn
bout.
host
that all dim. and When) is eliminated find your IIuiIuIIl gout
pure,
Morltcouutu in grain no in anything visa, and first.
qunllt‘y in grain in impossible unless the grain
from Iltrtuud waste, as is our-II,
better quality or prices (Ilsmvhvrowlt is absolutely iIII-
posulhlo to get tho Sumo economy nuywhoru also.
wustcwthnts the additional advantage we add
quality. W0 double screen all our groin so
clean groin. .
in {road
it is not possible to gut
Made by “’flfilllltll‘nIC-l‘osby I‘o.
MANUEL '1‘. HATCH. .
. -~WWMM—.
Mm. lrlInIIs w‘lllv hunhnud toll.» IIIII
tlnIl MI Spit-III in II \I‘l) IIllItIlIIIlIlo
llIuIl" Mitt. llI'IIIIt-~"l-‘.I‘III1III_I‘ IIIIIII or
Dollfl'lllilll ”m
-l‘io.~uou 'l'I‘IIlIII'I-l'ipl.
l‘lvmy littlo whilo 3on Hill I’ll'lllu. II
Innn who admits tlnIt his nil» in the
hood of tho ilUllRtI illlti “it“ lot»; lIIu'
onrn lhI- thing too
.mfuwmwmmmm
WHIP “’9 OUT 09F HlMI‘.9
In tho uchoolu of a. Gouuumlout 1......
guys tno 132,11th Humid. mum
, were recently taken to teat the chin
“‘dmu u eyesight. As the doctor nutshell
ouch school ho gave the principal II. list
, oi the pupils whose eyes needed atten-
, lion and requested him to notify the
Ilhildrofl'a parents to that. exact.
Ono night soon utter the Opening 0!
the full terms. II 11111:. boy ensue home
and gum hta‘ father the following note,
duly signed by the principal:
“Mr. W; Dear Sir: It bouomoa
my duty vto inform you that your son
shown decided indications of autism»
ham. and his case to one that should
ho attended to without delay "
The next (luv the {other sent. the tol.‘
‘ lowing antiwar:
"Deur Sire: Whip it out of him
YmIrn truly, --— mm. "
HUXLEY'SI DlSCOVERY.
Mr. ltllxloy long ago discovered tho'
{Iluudnr that. llflti noun made to apply
31; llIo lhoory of uuturnl uoloctlon 1.0
ooiui IIVIIlutlon. ‘
it h.- IIo doubt u I‘u‘oi’ounll Illncovm'y
that tho, ultrulstl to pIiIIoiphI conserves
and builds up human moiety. whilo au-
tIIgonlIIuI diulntogxmulos it; that love
conquers, overruloh, and fruotlflos the
10on coxnpotltivo forces, on animal
lilo conqueril, ovorru‘los and fructifles
chomical atllnlty or gravitation in or
guutc development
A Happy New YIIIIII
An Optimistic Outlook
ROYALTY'S REFUGE 1N
That rut/at women are a
only loud at awning i 3
woudei‘od at since. It. turnout”
comparatively recent period
roganoiluuette hthhtch M
been I‘n‘oumed to the point when
permissible. in a game of suit In .13
nia. or any some whatever. tor-I, ”Ion. ,
ponent or loan exalted rank to play.
his or her best game without: NW1-
ion ol the ruin that. not even hf aunt.
duIIt. should the ‘roypl player ho Ilm.‘
tented. Golf 19111113. and such (sum-u
loot internist Wyn thouo who ,weru
obliged oi; play odor thoao conditional.“
and It was out natural that hoops;
taunt Prince'suoe rounded the h troom‘
an the sole place where they nun» iu-I
dulgu in exercise on an equal not!“
with II partner luatozui 01? on oopa- ‘
IIeIIt.-lltuetrated News. ‘ _
OVERDOINO lT , ‘I’I‘
Humor“ When it. comes to Islonnii.
nous, Iuv wirI"III tho limit.
N eighlml'wlndood! ‘ ‘ .
lionlorwl'es. she even uoruhbod tho ,
root htII lust week before one would loc-
IlIII mun put. tho coal in. ‘
Over the ‘Phonoe—‘Cunt you comm
Alive?"
"No.1.nuro i can't"
"Oh. I’m so sorry; I expectodito on-
joy your visit so much I wanted to ,
tell you all my troublesIL-Brooldyu
According to the best business prophets, we, the people at this great
and alumni: country have every reason for congratulation and in about to
enteron a year at great prosperity. Their will be work and wagon for all.
‘ln line with thin 900d work this store hopes to be of excellent urvlco. In.
the distribution of good memhandise, and to add samethlng to the general
happiness.
A FEW REMINDERS-Purina Pancake flour to close out 7c pkg. Malta
Vila 10c pkg. 3 cans Squash for pics. 25c. 3 cans Tomatoes 25c. Flue 30r-
anges 25c and am: doz. Prunelts 18:: lb Those dried qhbrrlu make maple. f
200 lb. .New lot. 3 lbs. prunes 25c. A fine line of new hroomi from 25¢ (30
40c each. .Nice needs. Fine lemOns. 20c doz.
Waiting your valuable orders.
Hope to be of use.
vice.
LORENZO DIBBLE.
Yours i‘or oood oer. "
1:3“ >
AI 11‘ AGAIN.
Al‘tlvl' iilH humus IliIIIIlIlgI mm on
joymt, llllli-‘il,’ tit-inn lnIuislIIIIl try
SVIIII'II (‘lI'r'lIIIvtI'IL ‘
STREET COMMlSSlONER IN 0F-
FICE.
Multtu Kollouv who won I~lmuIIn
IIII'IIIII I-onIIIIisINIIIIIIIr or lilt‘ (lily of Nor.
whit; :It'lIIr on lllllltllri. lnul night, by
lill‘ (1in l‘IIIIIII'll. llSHlllllt‘ll llIII lilliit‘ii 01'
tlIII IIilliIII lilili “turning it in hollow-ll
than 1111‘ now t‘lllilll'ii nus IIIIIIIlIllulII~It II
It‘t'9(liti IIll liII llitmiwt IIl llitilIltn liliitll
on or? )lilliilllidi' tllil‘hiillll III llllllliti
pol :IttuiIu lII litII Ihl
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
mm Illu'l‘lt‘ t t. 1' ll M h N t"
'lIIIIlinI: stumps uill IIIII tun gin-n III
iloyI’I: 'l‘lII-IIII'II on lI‘I'idIIy night, hut tho
'l‘wiu l‘il)‘ Druunllir I‘luh will 1;le-
lllI‘ nI‘I-uluul IIIIIIIIIIIII' ill‘i‘nll‘lllitllt‘t‘ I-vm'
own in Till‘ Norwulku. uhvu Killilimvn
hlIIIIIlII‘I-IIII will no III~II:IIIIIIIII1 for It"-
lIIItl9 lilllI‘ iUl’ lilo limit-iii (If Ht, .iItiIt-
g~itil914 (‘lIuI'IIlL ll‘iliIIllliH'l‘ llIu Milo ul'
lillltt‘lh (lilt‘lh‘ti lotimx mm it' you hnvte
IIIIl :IIII-III'IIII your lil'iil'iil us you it
would ilv “‘1‘“ for you III do Hi) and
you will iltll I‘IIIII'ot it. Don’t full to
NW“ l.utu- tlnruuy, Norwulh'n I‘ll-ting
Inuindiuu. il.- 1qu mild" Innuy of you
intuit} llt'iul‘l‘. “1' will lIII IIIIIIII to uni»
\IIIltquI in tlill‘ of tho lII'lulItIIHl I-IIIIIII-
Ily hurls III‘I-I‘ \I.'rltIIIlI, , ’l‘ito Izuul him
hot-u woll
Mm on Friday IIIIIlII that no Inlulukv
quI llllltil‘ thIu lill‘ IIIIIIulIIIrI;
it'lmltui \Ilih II ‘lillilltiiilil' llllllfl ‘illt‘l‘
tuition will in iiiiitltillflt‘ti hotn‘ooll lilo
III-III by William lIrItIIIIdI. lII nouns;
Luko llornoy. utm will dunno lIlII way
into your ill'fll'lH. unit also by Mimi
lIiiizIIln-lh ltanvlu-un IIIIII Mini-I Alloo
(lithlll, llIIllI i‘III‘IlriIIIH of oil who know
Ilium. Minn him it. llullluu. Iln- IIIIlIII
bruit-J hunloh‘u. I'orInIu‘ly of South
1m lIIIIIrd. Mine (‘olliuu ’1qu pluyod III
nil illI‘ hilt vuudovlllo lIIuIIIIIII uud thonu
who tut Io ilt‘itl‘ nor will IulIIII u lzl'Iult
it'r‘ut
lltll‘tA ’t'ltllltNtIl.
't'hv IIlItlutIId drulnutlo IIanIItlI- of tho
IIuIInIIII’InIni ulttllu Illiiliit,‘ in IIIIIIIII'iIInII»
tug ll moot Iiuilxlllt‘nl now-ll) thlu Ht'lh
non II :umIt upputtuiulr IIIIII‘IIIIl in tho
wu of II pluy (IullIId “ltorn 'l‘hornv "
"HIIIIIIItlIlIIn now and doing" in ”11‘ urv
Will ltl ”“0111 ‘l lIquI- lhnI wnnl in nun.
pllIIIl with IIIIIIIIrltIIlIlo originality. lllld
whtlo liwru Innv ill}! "nothlun III-Iv Im—
III 1‘ tiIII IIIII." II IIlnInIIo or IIIIIulItInIltoII
or IIlmualunI-uu in hound to undo.- it
IItnInnr in I IIII‘I null «(tori pluyn II moist.
lmnurtunl nu lIIItrnmnltII (iflltl'illim
“lloro ’i‘llorno lithe noun tli Hovtn
't‘hualro. Nuturdiiy Intuition and Initial.
and {I minorlunoeulo production in nu.
3Slll‘l‘i .
I‘InIIIIInI
In... Ghillli‘li"
«tor
OPERA
i'u (iolhptlnyi
iél‘il’l‘il‘Ii l’lllli will provo 101 ;
Norwullt. hut now or llI'IIlIII-port, will ,,
#9..
no .
tho Itiruellol or Mina ti. Vatluu ‘_
tiiup‘n. ananIIto’Il "lohunlio." yuIIIIIrd’IIv I9
of ill Mil oyt II The? ‘
‘rIIIIIl- ;
I019“ holiday trade has. brought. in Iauwrul instruments; ut
known IIIIIkIIrII which I'm slulll sr-ll ut hult‘ llIIIlr vulnr‘.
liliJHililliilli i’iziiiih‘
Mm—I- ,mm
\‘l’l‘li‘
Au Party «all
insures the hunt Nvloctluu,
ONE MARSHALL AND WENDEL PIANO . . . . . . . , . ..
ONE HAINES BROTHERS .
$125.00.
$35.00.
ONE PIANOLA. EBONY CASE... ..... ...... $150.00.
ONE PlANOLA,‘MAHOGANYCA8E I
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49 Wall 131.. Norwalk.
.36 Washington Strut.
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. $225.00.
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EASY TERMS. ARRANGED IF DESIRED.
Manufacturers and Retailers.
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,- SATURDAY, DEC. 931, OPENS OUR GREAT
Oddment ” ’ at
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2,.) till liven Ilweg ill [in Customers
That; 15 just what these prices mean. _
‘; BIG SACRIFICE SALE OF . ,
l,000 Suits and Overcoaé
The best ever offered at a special sale in South Norwaik
For thc sake of rapidity in serving you satisfactorily. we have
paneled these Suitsinto three lots-u-No. I. No. ii and No. 3.
LOT NO I .-——Suits and Overcoats that were $7 50. $8. 50 and $20
$6. 98
LOT NO. II.--Suilu and Ovércoats that were $12. $13.50 and $15
Now $9.99
1.0T N0, ~.-~Suits and Overcoata that were $I8. $20 and $212
Now $13.89 9
Children‘s Suits and Overcoat: that were limo and $2.50
.-
I.
. Now $1.87
Children’s, Suits and DWI-coals that were $3.oo_and $3.50 .
Now $2 59
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3 Children II Suitu and Overcoatu that waive Moo and 85m
“Now
'chlldren I Quit: 93nd amounts that Wei-II, .6qu anti 36. 5o
$44.9
Norwalk Chronicler