i
Latcst
Sprin
, or m I ‘ Stlos
'SfiOIM/VOM/V —L-
F. D. LYON 8t 00.
DOW-gington 81:. So. Not-walk.
19W" POOP “000“ I5 submined £10 all they chn. but they are suffering
(Continued from First Page). alpnghglgeu‘system that has been saddled
A large number of the. cases proved
to be women. People worthy of as-
sistuncc were receiving aid for var-
ious rcttsons. Some wore ill, others
blind or past the age of work. On the
books were found many women, left
husbantllcss anti saddled with a fam-
ily of small children.
The unworthy ones in most cases
‘, Below is given the cases in which n
I gauge was suggested. giving the num-
‘ r, sex. the amount and for what
purpose it was being given, and the
recommendation of the committee:
' South Norwslk District
No. b.—Mnn, 80 years old; rent, $5;
should increase,
No. 7.——Woman; hoard, $8;
find.
No. 9.~—Womnn; rent, $5; groceries,
$6: can‘t find.
No. 10.-Man;
$4; can’t find.
No. 14.—-Woman; rent, $5; groceries,
36; no good.
No. l7.——tvlan; groceries, $0; reduce.
No. lit—Man; rent, $4; groceries.
$6; cttt rent, .
No. 20.~Womsn; rent. $6; no good.
No. 21.—~Wotnan; board, $12; can‘t
find.
No. 23.—-—Woman: groceries, $0; can‘t
find,
No, 26.'Womnn; rent, $5; groceries,
$0: no good,
No. 21i~'l‘wo girls, 14 and tr. years
old; board; no good.
No. 31.—~Womau; rcnt,
$6; can't find. ‘
No, 35.—~Woman; rent, $3; groceries,
$6; no gooti.
No. lid—Woman: coal, $2: no good.
No, 37.~—Woman: rent, $5: no good.
No. 44.«—Mttn: board with son, $3
per month: can‘t find.
Norwaik District.
No, ii.——Woman; grOcorics, $4; .110
good.
No. 11.—~Mau; groceries, $0; no good.
No, l7.—-Woman; grocerics, $0; rc-
tlucc to $3.
No. 19.——Woman; groceries, $0; at-
tend to boy.
No, 20.——\\'omau; no good.
No. 24.——Womau; rent. $3; no good.
No. 25.——~Woman; rcut. $3; reduce
can‘t
Mr, Wartlcn made reference particu—
larly of two girls. fourteen and fifteen
years of age, being supported by the
town, whom he believed perfectly able
to work ottt their own salvation. In
reference to this case, Selectman
James A, Brown stated last night tltat
tho girls are sickly antl the casc is
a worthy one.
Mr. Warden said tltc great trouble
was that once a person got on the
hooks, thcy were gootl for life. Several
times hc referred to cases as being
unworthy and tilt] .not specify thc
atnottnts paid monthly. He received
queries from about the itall and ultra
the rcply was that the amount was $11
a tnouth. Exclamattom-t of "l’hcw"
were sure to result.
The report was taking ctmsitlcrablc
time anti signs of uneasiness wcrc
manifesting thctnscivcs.
”We tiiti not come hero to hcur sor-
mons. Wc won‘t gct home until mor-
ning." 'saitl A‘Ifrctl E. Austin. This
statementdissatisfied someone. in the.
audience ,who shouted hack, "We'll
stay; go on. Mr. Wardcu: if he wants
to go let him,"
'l‘hc ucxt person rctcrrctl to Mr.
\Vartlcn said had a farm and tnoncy
in the bank. "llon't. cut him off; thc
town'll help him." t'rlcd somcouc.
‘ Another casc, known as 35;, provokrd
scveral excluunltions. This was a t-asc
of a man and woman rccciving aid
from the town. 'I‘hcy have bccn gct—
ting. hc said, $11 per month out of
the town. Iloth arc working for a
living and they harc no childrcn.
Pix-Burgess William .\lt-Mttlicn had
Iit‘t‘ll sitting patiently in a scat ncar
titt- front of the hall. listcuing to thc
rut-ital of the report, but whcn it was
a
rent. $3; groceries.
$43; groceries.
o .
No. 27.—Womau: groccrics. $5; rc-
duce to $4.
No. 28.—Womau;
to $4,
No. titty—Woman: rt-nt. $5; grocct'ics,
$6; cut groceries to $5.
No, ill.—~Wotnan: rcnt, $5; groccrics,
$0; cut groceries to $4,
No. lit—«Woman; rcnt. $5; grtx-crics,
$6; cut groccrics.
rcnt, $5; rt-ducc
that brought down tltc housc.
Said ho: “If we havc to haw two
t-oatljtttors to look attcr sclcctmcn Wt.‘
N0, .lft.-—~l\lan: rcni, $4M “Incl""vs' pay $3,000 a your. ,t‘c ought to bc
”Ngo'igTII/Ian' rcnt 3,, r ‘du ‘0 to N proud of thcm. ’l‘hcrthict'in‘ oi your
No. hit—Man: rent, $1: ritdui‘c to St N'IWIHM" I am rosponstblc m" 5“”.
N0. 48..--~‘Man" “I”; $7; discontinuc word I say. Look, look at thc lIllt'Ylll
No‘ 49.——Woman‘ r‘cut'$‘.." no good. sclcctmcu yc have, mcn that prctcntl
N0: SII.*‘\VI)IINIII" rent $4: no good. to bc church mcmbcrs. . lhcy ought
N0 52 —-Woman: rent 3'.“ can't not to bc iiIIUWt‘tI to II\I' in any
““dl . I I ' mili" it c i Ii 1 l
' _ , ., ‘ ., ‘ 1c ntcc ng was onyusut n augt~
No, 53".le"‘ tent, 3'“ mmlmm“ tt-r and whcn it had subsidcd somth
$6: cut groccrics to SI.
No. 57.——Womatt; rt-ut, $4: grm-ct‘ics,
$6; cut rent to $2. .
When the. meeting was callcd to or.
tier a few moments ttt’tcr it o‘clock by
Town Clerk llcrbcrt It. Smith, nearly
all of the chairs In the hall u't-rc iillcd
but the croth kept on increasing and
,soon a large number wcrc compelled
to stand.
Bradley S. Keith was chosen mod-
erator anti act-eptcd thc office.
The report oi thc committcc was
called for mid William Warden stt-p—
ped forward to the platform to give
it. In prct’aclng the report he said:
“A great man has said that the cvil
men do live aftcr than in reference
to the. outside poor of the town of Nor.
walk I think he was perfectly right.
I think you will say the name."
Mr. Warden continued and said that
the, dutics of thc t'tllllilllilm- had been
extrcmcly uuploaaant. It had been
hard to get men to scrve upon it, for
people know what human. nature is.
The committoc, he said, had done its
work cntirciy without bias, political
or othcrwlsc and it was to the tits-st
of their ability a fair. square and hon—
orable report,
In rcfcrt-ncc to the substitution or
numbers for namcs of pcrsons. ht-
fluid that pow-rty, honcsl povcrty, is
no curse. but it is whcu a pcrson tries
to sqttcczc a living out of pooplc who
have a hard time in getting a living.
During tho reading of the report he.
gavo varloua t-otntnt-uts, 'l‘hc circum—
utanccs of many of the cases were
gone into. the worthy onott, as Wcll
what. a motion to acccpt thc report as
given prevailt-ti,
(‘ltairtnan Keith said that llnilt'l‘ thc
call nothing more could be donc by
the mccting. and as a motion to ad«
journ was about to prcvail, Attorncy
were able to earn their own living,
tt\'t’l‘_ he poppctl up and bcgun a tirudc
J. Bullion Huributt took the flour.
At the conclusion. f his remsrkIt.
before referred to, his motion for an—
other meeting prmttcd. He Vented
the call very broad so thst the whole
housccicaning process could be thort
ottgh. He believed that if the stats—
monts ct applicants for assistance
were kept In book form. it, would he
a comparatively easy matter to Wood
out unworthy persons, who, he said.
were practically stealing under tho
system now in use. its had been tolti
thatthe increase in the town debt tiar-
ing tits past year Would total up to
$5,000 and he thought It. time. to call
a halt somewhere; ,
Mr. Warden added further that there
WON: children on the list in sums
cuss: who had boeu there since they
were four yea‘ra of, age and are now
sixtocu or seventeen,
The special committee had no pow-
or to make changes in the list. All
they could do was to make recom-
mendations to the selectmen. This
was emphasized in a question asltcd
Mr. Warden by A. it}. Austin. Mr.
Warticn montioncd quite a nunsintr
of critics whcrc he thought the amount
of assistance should be increased.
At this point a motion to adjourn
prevailed,
Russian Fleet is Assembled
Near Woosung
(Continued from First Page).
4....
minister of foreign affairs; llarou
Sonc, minister of iinuncc. antl llaron
Shibusawa addrcssctl thc (‘louriug
llousc Association today. Baron Kotn—
‘ura said that thc financial capability
of Japan had completely surprised the
world. He was glad that Japan was
showing a financial and productive
tlcficld. The war. hc said, would last
iioug atttl hc trusted much in IIltI com—
imot‘cial ability of the nation uttcr the
,war was ondcd, when a greater pros—
WW.“ -......._c....._........
ability as well as strcugth on the bat- '
THE LEADING DRY G
rarely. Better nourishment
t... u
will generally set them right.
Scott's Emulsion is the ri ht
g 1. _ WHITE GOODS.
A glance at the values we offer In this line tells a story of unprecoden
season demands are here in fullest assortment. In unquestionable quality,
than the lowest that have ever been quoted on like merchandise.
Check Dlmltles, I‘M/go to 35c
20c to cm:
kind of nourishment and the
. . i
kind that will do them the‘
most good. Scott’s Emulsion India We“,
Plain Nainsook,
So to 400 Stripe and
15c to 500‘ Hemetitched Lawns,
imported Novelties in Fancy Mercerized White Goods
.c--.-.u...qu.-
everything that they should.
We'll mid you ;t sample (we.
SCOTT?" IIOWNI‘Z, 409 Pearl Street, New York.
if” . . . ‘2'
We have made three lots of
them out. -
Lot No i.——.lackcts which have been $5.00. for . ..... ..
Lot No. 2.——Juckcts which have been $0.00 to $7.50 for .. ......
'l‘ungliao, twonty miles south of the
Russian main line from Kuanchtmgtsu
ttthout 30 miles northeast of (.iunshu
Pass) to Kirin, which are now con-
nected by llcld rhiiroatl bears a strik-
ing rcsctublancc to the blowing up of.
thc brl‘gc over the Kainsknlr River,
100 "lilo“ north of Multdcu by Ma-
jor Nauganutua. of the Japanese army.
just before lt‘lcid Marshal ()yamu un-
tlcrtook to ativunco against General
Klil‘tlpilililll at Multtlcn. ‘ ,
A dispatch to Lloyds from Shanghai
lilitlt'l‘ IUtlill"a tiatc says It is roportctl
there and generally bclicvcd that sov-
cral Russian war vcsscls’ have arrived
off thc Saddle islands in group of 25
to L
'LORD'S MOTION GRANTED. RECENT ARRIVALEOF—JESSELS.
NEW YORK, May 26.——'I‘hc. Campa-
nls~ from Liverpool and Quecnstown
Seeks to Restrsin the Directors of the
small islands situatcd about sixty Equitable Life Society. for New York is r . . ,
llllit‘s southeast or Shaughal.t The NEW yth. May 2ti.«—'I‘he motion been in C(lnlllillnICtlIBSIKteli"abwtiitfltiiigizl
dispatch adds that three vt‘sficls (if of Franklin ll. Lord. which sought to with the station at Siagmhgm Mass '
thc Russian volunteer ilcet, the Vlfltll- rcstraln the dit‘i‘CIUl'B 0! the Equitable at. 8:40 a. tn.. when the vessel was (met
Ipect would be opened before tht- coun-
try. l-lo expected, he said. further.
that the commercial intcrcsts would do
thcir utmost to develop and cxtsnti
commence. its also cxpcctctl the in—
,trodurtion of foreign capital and hc
icounscletl his heart-rs to facilitate this
introduction by Inspiring toroign capi-
.talists with contidcncc in thc coun—
itt‘y.
‘ Ilaron Sonc thcu asked the financial
,and t'iiilllllt‘l‘t‘llli intcrcsts for their
grcat assistant-c in financing tltt war.
llaron Sribusawa said that the com-
illlt‘l‘t‘t' and protiuctivc capacity of thc
Ination was growing ticspitc the war.
The bank cicarings. he said, for 1004
7t-xcctdcd two billion dollars. which
amount was unpt‘cccdcntctl. Ht“ cx-
pct-tcd that thc
iwould cxcccd two and our
lion dollars,
. t‘illtll"()(). May 20, 3 p, m.~~All .lup-
Illnt'fil.‘ steamers arriving at this port
itodny haw bccn ordered htld ht-rc
‘pcztding fut‘thcr instructions.
, 'i‘hc intcrruptlon of thc (‘hct‘oo-
,Shanghai cable docs not ncccssarily
moan that the Ilnc has Ilt‘l‘ll tatupcrt-d
.witb by clthcr of thc bclilgcrcnts.
,Shanghai is conucctcti with tho tutt-
sidc world by tcicgraph littcs and also
'by two cablc llncs,
i NAGASAKI, Mav 2a. v-Ntitill,—-»'I‘lll‘tit|
.Iiritish stcnmct‘s which wcrc ioadctl
,with coal at Moji ttcrntlnus of tho
tKittsitiu Railway, Japan) for lion;
Kong, ltayt- bccn tIt‘IiIIIlV‘lI untlt-r orders
, front thc gm‘crnmcm.
‘ S'l'. I’E’l‘lillSIll‘lltl. May 2ti.~i\'otlt-
ing t'urthcr has boon heard itcrc of thc
‘rcportcd naval battle south of thc
island of l-‘ormtisat.
The dating attctupt of the .lapancsc
May :33 to cut the railroad amt blow
up thc bridgc ovcr a tributary of thc
-balf bil-
. H lI-I; IIIIIII II II |
The. Paris illualt illltl Suit House,
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Radical Price Reductions
ON ALL OUR GARMENTS FOR
DECORATION DAY
Goes on sale ttday at the MOST SENSATIUNAL PRICES
ever know in a May sale.
bttnk clcarings for i005 i
tnir. Voront-i and Yurosiav, and thrct.
'collicrs, the Livonia, Motor, and Cur-
Il'l‘m- arc anchored otl' Shanghai.
. SHANGHAI. May 20, N()0ll.---"I‘Il(‘l‘(‘
arc indications that. licar Admiral Ra-
;icstvcnsky has dividcd his ilcct. Sev-
it-ulccu vessels of IIlc.‘ Ilaliic fleet an-
ichorcd at Saddlc Islands last night. It
tis belicvctl that they coated there. and
that from that point thcy will prot'ocd
Inorth. ' ‘
f LONDON. May :Ii. ~—'i‘hc (ircat
Northcrn Tclcgl'aph t‘ompany reports
{that thc (‘hcfoo-Shattghai cubic is int
1 tcrruptcd. ‘
I .._—.....__......
1 GOVERNMENT NOT BANKRUPT.
TOPIGKA. Kilns. May 211--St*t‘l'ctul‘_\
‘gof IIlt' 'I‘rcasury Shaw addressing a
group of business tucu in Gchrnor
t lloch'n ofllcc, said: "'I‘hcrc Is no tinn-
gcr oi’vthc government's becoming
bankrupt. \‘tt- could bttlltl the isth-
tnlau canal cvcry your attd ncvcr know
‘thnt we wort-palm“-z ihc additional
taxcs it cost, it Is for Congress to In-
‘t'l‘t'ilb-t‘ rt-vcnucs, and not for inc to
~suggcst. l hart“. boucvcr. sct an act-
.uary in work, figuring for thc bcnctit
cf Congress thc probublc iixcti charg
1 cs which wc will no coinpcllctl to mcct
'tiuring thc next four ,tcars. This Will
cnablc Congrcss to are how we stand.
'and to tlx rcvcuut-s for the next four
ycars." ‘ ‘ .
hilt? Assurance Sitt‘lt‘ll’ “‘0‘“ mutualiz- httndrcd and sixty miles east of Natt-
iug tho company, was granted today by tuckct Lightship.
.lttnticc Maddox in the Supreme Court NEW YORK, May tad—The. United
in Brooklyn. in granting the motion States cruiser Maryland, Lrom Newport
Justice Maddox said, after reviewing News for Gat‘tlittcr‘s Bay, was in com-
thc facts in the case'. "The motion municatiot’t by wireless telegraph with
thcrcforp l8 granted. bill- lfi limited I" the station at. the. Highlands of Nave-
thc filing and cffoctuatlon of such pro- sink, N. ,1” at 7:30 a. tn. today. At
roscd amended charter. for it arrears that tintc IIlL' vcsscl was eighty miles
that such Ctinit‘nllilflilill amendment south southeast of the Highlands Stu~
has been adopted and executed by thc‘uon,
board of dircctors." NEW YORK, May 20—41; inrralnc
Th0 injunction “Ilium“ ”‘0 “WI“‘III' from llayrc for Now York was in com:
zation of the Society is to be In fort-c municatiou [w wimp.“ (my, ”1,. 5mm
only lWll‘llllfl ”10 ”It“ or ”I“ accident. tion at Siasconsct Mass. at 11:40 a I
which also involves thc samc qucstiou. ' ' '
m., nhcn thc vcsscl was eighty miles
cast of Nantucket Lightship
SUSPECTED ANARCHISTS AR-
RESTED. .
PARIS. May 2ti.~---'l‘hc police arc
adopting stringent precautions against
the prescnt of anarchists hcre during
the visit of King Alfonso. Fivc sus-
pects WOI‘O arrested today on informu.
tlon received from Spain to the effect
that anarchist leaders had left. Spain
for Paris.
PUT HIS HAND I
M
llr. it. E. Ballard, of the Wagc
\Vorkcrs‘ Hospital association. camel
wry close to being seriously burned
with carbolic acid, chncsdsy morn-
Ing. Ho rcnchcd with his right hand
into his bag for an instrument and
pttt his hand into thc carbolic acid in
. ‘. ‘ ' ,. . DOD stead. 'l‘hc bottlc of this acid hatl
QQOGODQO.DJO£.OOD.DUCCOCO 3‘ bct-n broken in tho case. Dr. Ballard
' HOT ‘
: WEATHER ‘himsclf from a very serious burn,
V IS COMING
Why not shop these pleasant ‘
May days? Our line of Child-
ren's ' ‘
Wash Suits
of the famous "Regatta" make
is now ready. Nest. Ncbby Pat. ’
terns, made of servicenle, wear-
able snd washable materials. ‘ '
$1.25, $1.50
CAPTAIN REYNOLDS DEAD
OMAHA. Ncb., May 26:4,?an I“. ll.
Reynolds. who was chief engineer of
the steamship I‘ionccr, which in 1886
wcnt to the relief of the .iohu Frank-
lin Arctic Expcdition, anti rccovep‘cd
the bodies, of Franklin anti six com-
panions. is dead at his home In Flor‘
cnce. agcd eighty one years.
BANKS CONSOLIDATE.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. May 20:—
Thc First National Bank and the Chat,»
atnooga National Bank have been con-
solidated with a capital of $500,000, a
surplus of approximately $100.0th ttnd
deposits cxcccdlng $-t..u.00tl.
KING EDWARD'S FOURTH LEVEE.
LONDON. May Slim-King Edward
hcld his fourth Icycc of thc scnsou to
day at St. Jami-s" Palace. The Am-
-cricnn charge ti‘ttffttlt'Crt, Mr. (lat-tor.
prcscntcd F. ii. Morgan, the American
:\‘I(‘t‘ (‘onsul-t‘lcucral at t‘airo, Egypt;
,Richard Morttmcr,‘ ,of New York;
(Thaunccy Jit. lllair, of Chicago, and
Morin (l. Ahdrcws, of Cincinnati.
#-
__..__..._——
Mrs. I'lcxtcr Wadsworth, of Boston.
who has. bt-cn the guest of Miss Sally
S. Betta, of the Green. returned home
O
_—
Babics doii’t need mcdi- TRI TR M " HYI‘T
cinc - oltlcr children very" I ‘ , »
ted values. .
in desirable styles and at prices lower
wish Chiffon,
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t...........
.....u..v.-.u...
Lot No. 3.—Jackcts which have been $10.00 to $12.00 for
TRISTR-AM a. HYATT, Norwalk,conn.
ing to
i, will send a legato with the pontlft's
‘ congratulations to the
Crown Prince Frederick William and
the Duchess Cecilia, of Mecklenberg-
Schwcrin.
ilVlOll RVCDIIL‘.
NO. 2 AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Just the things..that the
i
250 to The
contains nothing that, chii- India Mulls, 20a to 50ci perm“ Lawns, 15,, ,0 500 Check and Stripe Nainsook. 10c to 35¢
, Swiss Mulls, lbs to ZUCIEnglish Nalnsook, pic to 400 War!) Welt“. lie to 500
(Iron simuld not have and French Organdlcs, 25c to 75ciBllk Mulls, 18c to 75c Dotted Swiss. 20c to. 60¢
.-.......-.a.n-u.18€ to 60C
\
Special Prices On Covert Cloth Jackets,
our Tan Covert Cloth Jackets and have made low prices on them
to close
$3.00
$5.00
$8.50
..i..-.uu....-.os
.scss~ossnso
..-..-.t. .u..no
BRIDAL COUPLE CONGRATULAT-
ED. ,
BERLIN, May ZG—Thc pope, accord-
the Germanic. a Catholic organ,
wedding of
BARRY DEFEATS SCOTT.
LONDON, May 26.—-A. G. Barry, of
St. Andrew” University won the ama-
tcur golf championship at Prestwick
(Scotland) today.
Scott by 3 up and 2 to play,
who is only nineteen years
youngest player who ever secured the
championship.
defeating Osmund
Barry.
old, is the
William 1. Stevens. of Row-
has issued invitations
for the marriage of his daughter. Miss
1. Louise Stevens, and George D. Mc-
Captain
NTO CARBOLICi Kay, of New York. The ceremony will
be, performed at the home of the bride
tm chnesday. June 7th.
__._.__...____——
Miss Edith Wilson. of Yonkers, New
York, formerly of Norwalk, is the
guest of Miss Bessie Nickcrson. of
licldcu avcnttc. .
M
ymgiicchl-swiurahturday
_.._-—-
SCOTCH WEAVE PAPER, 290. Box.
IRISH LINEN, .............. 9c Box
FAIRFAX VELLUM. ...... 19c Box.
DAYS OF WEEK, .......... 24:. Box
OLD IRISH LINEN. ........ 10c Box
COURT RUSSIA .......... 241‘. Box.
LINEN PAPER, ............ 19c Box.
10c. TOILET PAPER, 5c. ROLL.
10c, FLAGS, 5c.
FULL LINE OF GARDEN SETS,
CROQUET SETS, It. WAGONS.
F. J. Nelson,
STATIONERY. MUSICAL GOODS.
TOYS. ETC.
76 WASHINGTON STREET.
S
' Open Monday. Wednesday and
Saturday Evenings.
Joseph Dams,
TAILOR.
CLOTH I Ell.
IIA'I‘TER.
FURNISHER.
, 8:”: Wtishington St. So. Norwalk. -
SALE. $10.00.
G
DAVID W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
and Embslrncr.
10 Nerth Ninth St. South Norwstk.
an the unworthy. "This is the alt-host
job I ever had." ht: omphasizcd. At
nuothor tltnc hc said. "We have a
good board of sclm-tmcn. 'l'ltcy try to
50
76
60
THI TIME TO DEPOSIT
your money is now. Don't wait until
. you get. more. You‘ll be. tempted to
ntl'whst you him: while waiting.
idea you will be losing interest
may titty you keep the money in your
Costs. $9.00. $8.00. $7.50, st
Coats, $11.00. $12.00, $13.00.
Rain Costs,
1.000 Wat-ts.
1.00
100 wats'to, worth v.75. st
500 Sheer Lawn Waists, worth
$3.50,
200 Jsp Stilt Wslsts.
100 Wish
stilt Shirt Wsist Iults,
Silk Suits in differdnt styles,
stilt Skirts in different styiss,
07.9
Suits made of Psnsms, formsr
silk Petticoats.
Children's sud Girls‘ Dress?“
Children's and Girls‘ Dresses,
0148
$4.98
$15.00, .
$5.98 up
price
30c
90c
former
v
$1.90 up
Shirt Waist Bolts.
".75 up
Brilliantinc Shirt Waist
Suits, $3.00
08.08
$16.08 up
8 up
Brilliantins skirts worth
{0.00. $1.98
lght Gray Homespun
skirts, 03.00
price, $22.00. $12.48 up
02.90 up
“D
.up
SALE, $4.60 AND $5.50.
Residence. 0 Washington street.
Tslsphono st house. 1302
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11 NORTH MAIN STREET,
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MEN'S TWO PIECE CRASH SUITS.
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DECORATION SALE
MEN'S BLUE SERGE SUITS, VERY FINE, SINGLE AND DOUBLE-
BREABTED, FORMERLY $12, THIS SALE, $8.50.
MEN'S SACK DRESS SUITS, SATIN LINED. FORMERLY $15, THIS
SINGLE AND DOUBLE-BREAST.
LY $8.00, THIS SALE, $5.00.
YOUTH'D SUITS, 15 TO 19 YEAR 8, FDRMERLY $7.00 AND $8.00, THIS
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’ CLOTHING SHOES AND FURNISHINGS.
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SOUTH NORWALK
Coal at the right price and deliv-
ering it in the right way will ’
do it.
This is a good time to lay in
your Coal for next winter; prices
are at bottom and our Cdal in
fine condition. , I Others are,
in; now—you‘d better think ,
buy-
about it.
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store in The Norwnlka.
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