W tortures
Mom and corals, giving healthy 33-?! natural sleep.
who Children’s Pentecost—Elie Mother's Friend.
~ lion Hate that w1.th
H it Use For Over 30 Years.
WANT 6011.3;
We've got it, to burn. Best kind.
too. Carefully selected, clean cool
that is all cool and nothing else. No
dust, no dirt, no slate. And prices
always the lowest. When you get a
ton from us it's right. Our guarantee
is back of it. You take no chances
Prmnpt delivery. Satisfaction ussur
(id.
lhe Daniel Keogh (ital Co.
Seavlsw Ave. East Norwslk. Ct
’ Tel. 145-4.
SteWard Stoves
are guaranteed to give satisfaction in every respect.
. . -m...
Your money back if not satisfied after a month’s trial.
Y Weekly Payments
'A. J. Angevin‘e S‘- San
A idotwmlngion Street. South Nor-walk, Conn.
4th the LoWest Prices.-
2.000 lbs. Guaranteed.
HERSHFIELD &SON
122 Water Street. Telephone 236-3.
Wood St, Tel. 203- 5.
John T Hayes.5
Public, Market, 32 So. Main St.
Main Street. Norwalk.
's all over tawn. They any Raymond has the best Coal. We
1ft ly concur in that opinion. We think we have the largest and
stock. But don't take our word for it. Try a load and prove
your ow‘h sntisiac.'ou. Not much risk in that. If it’s all right,
the us a chance at your Winter' 3 Coal. We are here to do business.
Telephone 113.3.
aymond Eros
Hay Yon
Clooks, Skirts and Millinery
’ (in maker.
It will not re; our For 9,11”th Heller.
f ‘ We anal-runners”; I] . _
lite Far Cloak and For Store.
II WAHHINC‘I’ 0
n3 mum enamel. fly ml”... at... in the 0pm
0
house. performnnee was siren in
AFFORD cruises. Gunther 30 the opera ”an" Saturday mm ,
099m haul“? and n “tong ln the hurt T. m.tan H! t”. WEB,
block were burned early Sunduyl block ii. il‘. Ahel' s elothins It
while other stores were bedv burned. while the oboe aim
sad The loss is estimated at limit. “all” and the harbor:
’l‘lisr’u are various theories as of J. J. Oisr were“ _ ed
use or the lite. which storied euro will cover most '
well War. With
centers
expected.
Spring are pretty
--so for as ”19.th
altered them Burl next
throughout the county
with considerable favor.
. , , b. has old
arlly found the season's trade. pretty
all i. continuance of
Mail or delineation. “din
"tilt." and Hh‘e mo one there
been duplicated in 'al other battius
No national eleetiou this your to
hinder business. and altogether the
outlook is as sotlsisetory as could be
i . . Spring Styles. ,
Felt list styles for the comm!
ell decided upon
merchantstdiofli
wholesale and retail are concerned it
is now up to the general public to tip-
prove or the merchandise that will be
adopt the styles t at have been sold
In stiff hats good sensible dot-hiss
will hove the coil in block sud some
brown. Fluttlsh not streets have still!
very well and light curls appropriote
to the Spring season will be good. .
Smaller hats are preity woll consld
ared. 5% and 6% deep crowna having
been bought Taper crowns have met
That the coming Spring will be a
good suit but season is practically a
have
Year and
G.
Modern NIwYor ........... 6
Obauee.bbimo..f‘...................1H5?
Bunsdsidfibilsdelpbia .............i.
m. Disney, Pillsbury ............... all.
Barry.0hleiiuoond Cincinnati 151
Penney. Boston .148
Heckler. 8t. Lenin .. 131
How, arriJlittabtu' so
Hlllehmdhl’ltts in. ... lil-
BWMB Wyn r-t- unscraI-Innuerp.... 31.
Bearishm‘oohlvu 197
marke.NewYork....... its
Bcwonmnmblewirork................ 17
Dolomciucinnntlsnd Boston 16
Blankemhimclncinoeti 115
6"“!th Louis 2o
H‘.,:~ ”is i. r, V G-
Hummolmarooklyn’ 30
Ritchey, Pltisburg ............ 168
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I
FlRB’l‘ BAHHMEN.
161; A
HoimanJlblmzo..................... 59
3h.y.stH“Mmfl'vi'oIooooloIlllllboeo 39
nihilism.Lieulsw..................... 90
Raymor,Boston 134
Gleason. Philadelphia 165
Glibort.NW.York. 116
finseins.’0inclunati 149
EvemOhleaxo...................s... 98
Malay,8rooklyn..............Y......~. 76
Gwendnrookiyn..................... 43‘
Laurerborn. Boston .................. 23
Strang,New York ..... ..... i7
Clarko.J.,St.itmls. .. ..... ...... 16
m".ny ”MH“ Insulator-yeovreiudlise 1.
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are
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192
it
till
27;
THIRD sandman.
certainly. The venue or union; has
done much to further the interests of . - G- 9.0.
suit but manufacturers, and it Is the Hoelskootter, St. bouts ............ .. 20 30
consensus of opinion that pearl will CafiRY.Chll-‘I80 ............. .- 142 160
be u, very popular shade this spring rirldweil. Cincinnati ........ ...... iii 55
Norris and light browns, as well as h Pill-8b“?! ------- 53 80
some steels have been considered safe W verton. Boston ........ .. 112 139
purchases. Devlin New York .158 lliii
In soit hat shapes the telescope. Stain. Sl- Milli! and Pillsbury 84 90
“with variations," isiheiiatofthe mo Burke. St. Denis. .. 122 m
went. a result clearly foreseen as the Courtney. Philadelphia” -------- ~- ----- 155 339
natural consequence of the college but dtclufoldi. Cincinnati. ..s. 103 162
vogue. McBride. Pittsburz ........ . . . . . . . . .. . i7 18
an", H.“ for 1903' Butch. Brooklyn ...... . . . .. ........ M6 203
Never have “m,” hat manuiaotur. Lnuiorllor,“ Boston .................. 29 36
are had an earlier season. Their sales SHORTSTOPS.
men have sold a big volume of goods . (i. P (Q
for 190“ delivery, “‘1 W“ "‘9 "“9 Gorcorsn icinclnnati 151 844
may “99‘" 57°" dliiiculty ’“ scour» Delilah slew York ................... H7 313
.na prompt shipment of orders placed Fluker’Chleuso. ....... Mil 345
Iate. I" the straw h” business portl- Wosnel‘ Pittsburg ........ .. ......... 145 363
enlarly the “early buyer sets the Ddolln 'puinaaipun . . ........ it; 299
huts," and this cannot be considered McBride Pittshur' ""1”“ Louis 88 156
unfair either by the disappointed buy Kruegor' Philadelphia 33 it!
9r in quest of straws. Babb Brooklm Y . """" ' """ ' 36 74
' "First come. first served" is fair, tbbalicchio, Bostdh """" ' """"" 152 386
1nd the buyer who early in the season Frail: St Louis andPlttsburg. ' ‘ ' ' ' ' 33 69
nukes his selections and purchases is ltewis', Brooklyn """" 118 253
Lusily entitled to the advantage which Shay St. Louis """"" 39 90
‘ie undoubtedly gains thereby over-his ' """""""""" "
lllstory confrero. OU’I‘FIELDERB.
The manufacturing of straw hots is Y (i. p O.
“‘1" “WW“ as may a ““0" “3 It 94" Gsniey. Pittsbura ...... 32 46
mm “The "tide MW" wants what Leach, Pittaburg 71 168
we haven't not and can“! set" in ‘the Clymor, Piiubul'fi ........... 3‘9 137
way one manuinoturer expressed it the McCarthy. Chicago" . .. _ _ _ .. ..... . ..... 37 33
"the” d" "h“! cmmenflnz 0" "10 Thomas. Phiiildelphio ..... . ........ m 373
”'3 demand “‘3' h“ ““1099“ 0“ Shannon, St Louis ................... 140 299
9°" brim college shapes in Shinkee Schulte, Chicago ...................... 123 189
mm- ‘ Clerks, Pliilburg ............... 137 270
I The "‘W ““9““ '0’ “‘9“ W“ *3 Smooi. st Louis .. ........ .. ......... 138 295
the handiwork of the Chinese» who. Howard, Plilfilllfl‘ .......... . ......... as 35
with true celestial sstuteness. haven‘t Kelley. Cincinnati . ___________________ 85 137
been able to see in the recent past. Beenmont. Plttshur: ‘‘‘‘‘‘ 97 200
why they should devote much time to Bhoekhord, Brooklyn 129 266
”l0 weaving of I! bmld Hm "I Gamma. ad's“, C‘wmu . . . . . . . _ . . . ...... . 126 216
The consequence “8 a V0?! "8'“ Mason, Phllsdelphls ........ .155 an
“UPP'Y- Wm“ "8 will“? "PM 0‘“ lame, crime Wm... ......... . ...... 155 see
“1‘“ MW“ when “10 "We 0' “1° ' ituI Philadelphia ..... .. ...... 147 255
Larcbmont Club and similar hats was Deletion“ Boston .. 12‘ 1 6
“ml” 3"“ “W “l“ “‘9 damn“ h" Dunleovy 'si. Louis .'. ....... .. ....... us 1??
become general braid importers and Morton blew .York ................ 160 230
but manufacturers are facing Mr Siesle' Cincinnati _ .. ..... ' . .. ,m 23
Cleveland's oft-quoted “condition" that MolonHy, Chicago “5 251
‘3 by "0 mean“ a ”‘00" Seymour CincinnIu. ..... . .......... m an
Split braid. too, is very scarce and Clarke. J St. Louis 28 18
consequently very high priced Hall New York and Brooklyn 8 102
The whole braid situation is for Dobbs Brooklyn ‘ 246
from satisfactory, and even line sen- Cantrell Boston 315
nit braid is held at film prices. Donllu, New “£222“... ........... 260
Fancy Banile. » Dolsn. Cincinnati and Boston ..... 120 184
The Summer man oi 1906, unless Bridwell. Cincinnati ........ [18 23
present indications full altogether, is Malay, Brooklyn . 26 40
to be u devotee of the fancy but Iirowne. NewYork .. 127 175
band. Orders already placed show it iaundey. Brooklyn ..... .. 129 17’!
most conclusively. mraagalleav Wumm” ....... . ill: 3}
n _ ,‘ t. it ................ ...
P. ”n” harps, Boston ..... . ........ 42 515
The question that is now pusslinz Mn: Cincinnati 56 63
Panama hat importers, is not “How llsrcla ' Fusion """ 28 39
and where to sell Panama lists." but y, """ """ " . .
lather “How and where to set them?" PITCHERS.
The early ¢t‘islehfor 190:3 ‘llias been ti‘m. G. “U.
menus, on to specs y uti‘sc v0 ..... 34 9
showing oi shapes has played no un- mgfiféli‘r‘iliadhl’ilrl’t‘l‘f.................. all 5
important part in depleting the visible Robilaille, Plitshurx . 17 3
WW" __ 51Mr.0hlmo...............Y....... us a;
~8ch a... u. an m... o. a. 1:233: Fit‘huum:::::::::::: a"? m
scalp—wary severe sometimes but it MuheYrsiin 11,", York ‘3 Iii
m ‘10 We 0‘ ”0*“ 0mm“ rammed, er. Mulls.................. as 9
quick “‘1“ 99mm“ "‘ ‘t' ”'“m- M wane. scorers 32 ill
W “Numeisu‘m; numerous 29 :5
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m H- °~ m... om m... m Motilifilf‘ll."‘xn"t;z:::::::,:::::::: ll ll
Gestur- and Ill-lib. nonleby. Phlludelphls as a
KAN“! Ol’l‘Y Mo. Oct. 809—1110 Reulbecli, Chicano ................ a: li
item-l D matter, who died yesterday thermoluonieuo 30 18
at Baldwin, Kansas. was one. of the minister. chicane 20 11
most lemons characters produce by Onto. Pittsbur: ... til it
then-yin: daysof the borderw Wicker,Ohiosm..................... as a
in Kansas and the subnequeni four Wilhelm, Boston . iii 16
years of Oivil War. Because at his tPitimer. Philadelphia «l D
activity satires state man and MI “1.0.. tints ill 12
sssoeietion with United Stolen Bons- eGinnlty,Now York ii its
me "Jim" immune Rev. Fisher. w Amen ew York .. all is
nematode oceans" tend an» m. Cincinnati 40 a
Dem nurture. ml dill-ill dart milliliter. Pittsbnrc .. all e
Mule-op measure is moi the Fenian... New York ............... till it
most thiiillmund unworkable indi- Enron. Brooklyn . in t
. l, , mhficmmm.'.llllli'lllottlotolloo 3“ 111
.W1olmlm.“ HillsilHIIOIIIOOIDI as a
He "is“ I,fl;=;f|.fiv¢letlliltillltliol '39 a:
l . I N nu IIICIUOIH‘HIAIOIII) -
‘rwr mmn‘“' ‘B'wmn ollblHlioI‘IAlIlo. g 18
Ippoioiliw Whittier. Gilles ..................... g: H:
' ‘ . DWI] Interim-teaches .
. ‘ I“ erOVGF. HNIEIHIFIP eiisII-euiiiresuenne 3” ‘ 21
W Jon”. Broohlhismmnl.m..u......H89 . a
villa and t ion emitter Eaton GodLfiiIiiem. Punter: at e
in pro. r. The mm rigs anoint elnt re, Brook kin it is
id semi its the heroin mt Nluho I. or. teen and Philadelphia... is s
,H Overall. Oiuoliltilli .................. ill 10
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617
432
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E, '33,, gm , Samples of this fine Underwear can now be seen in a . ;
.13 , .1353 .090; 'Fairfieid avenue window. Theron variety in the weave, '
f3 igls . all”; all cotton, wool with a percent?” oi oottdn that preyents
ijits‘ ~ ‘ 0 3:8 ' shrinking. pure wool. and silk arid wool. A most satisfactory
g: {m :35“; make of Underwear, close fitting? kind comfortable. All
it 982 .978 sizes, _ ,
‘ g g :2": All cotton. fleece-lined or medium weight, V ‘ .. ’ .
3”. not .973 Regular sizes, 50c. Extra sizes, 59:. ‘ ;
' ‘5‘ his: 3%? Merino, light weight, 75c. Medium weight, Snot). Heavy
u , use M2 weight 75c and $1..oo ’ Y '
‘3’ m 3:2 Merino, extra size medium and heavy, $1.00.
« ,. All wool Underwear, $7. 50.
a ,w; Pei. Silk and wool, medium weight, $1. 50; heavy weight, $2.
H H: H“. ,
{3 ill 13:3,, Seaso able Wash Goods.
. 22 “9 195‘ Princess Cloth.’ A bountiful line of thesei Hersian col- .
3:: :3: 319‘] clings, pink, blue. lavender and grayupiilni sleai patterns
334 . tile ' :m with now and then a satin stripe. For house goWns, dressing
316 g: 23;: encodes. and himonos. 15c a yard.
as 330 39321 Berkshire Fluids. In bright Tartan colorings, red, dark
3 ‘3: >33 .green. blue, gray and black and white. Brokell plaids and
17 201‘ :9“; invisible effects closely imitating the wool goads. For sep-
9 33‘ 1‘92 arate waists and children’ s irocks,_15c a yard. ,
‘ Wash Goods Section.
E. “a at
2 ' .
2': 3: .33 GOld Framed ,.
ii 217 2935 When our castles Yin ’Spain are furnished completely
:3 fl 2% there are always some of these beadtifui Mirrors. One il-
21 205 .9339 lumines the dim corner of a room—with at sconceivm'éither
:3 ‘ :3: ~33; side. A large one is over the mantel There are many
as m my places where a Mirror can be used and it is always a bean-
a? 63; ~22? tiful ornament. We have an elegant collection. both the
m ' 102 :34; Florentine Mirrors, and the more severe Colonial styles.
-- They make appropriate and very acceptable wedding
E. 120. Pet. gifts. Furniture Store, fourth floor, elevator.
“ 23.: Hit
it .
56 923 .940 The manager of the Kitchenware Department reports
:2 m 33% that the store is to be soon transformed into an immense
31 450 :935 toy roOmY, a grand display. Therefore the Kitchenware
1: it; «33‘; stock is to be reduced and by the means ofreduced prices.
75 9:: 319 Hundreds of necessary utensils at special prices.
14 1'
66 use
25 225
E. inc.
0 49
2 171
2 146
1 73
7 407
5 all
‘ 4 207
7 293
8 321
l 39
i 152
6 218
lo 300
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13 345 1952 We are now prepared to show full lines of WINTER UN-
‘g 3:: 33:3 human for Men, women m; (3mm,
8 210 .962 '
10 250 .980 MEN'S GOODS. LADIES’ GOODS.
.l «.32 :33? Heavy Fieeeod , Fine Ribbed
2; 3:1; .3; sum and Drawers, V98“ “Id Pants,
- t.
13. iii lilo. Wm H soc W mm Mutter hissed “c per “mm
:2 ' 2,2: 3:: Shirts and Drawers, Vests "“1 Pm"?
. . . 59¢ per garment.
I; 2;: .3” 50¢ per garment. P.“ WW1 MM
i 53 hi: Nlturol Wool ‘ Vests ind Pasta, . ‘
17 nu .915 Shirts and Drawers, , 25¢ per garment.
1: 3;; :3}: H . 75c rm rummt All Wool mailed
a ‘33 .909 natural W001 “ vents and Prints,
3 :53 go soon and o era. ,2. . White and Grill.
7 ,8 18:21.00 per student. , Shoo per garment.
n. m. m. Children‘s Gariiiente. all sizes, at 25c. ., . j ;
(E ii {333. Children's Wool Germain all sizes at popular prices.
0 88
.3 161
2 9!
Q 135
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