' " "Trips. Hails. aparcrlusl "'9‘ "“1””
~ ucawatlt'couraac'rmc Morse.
‘ till: flowerpot-annular.
Contributor Wallbfibni‘bioiisjiranling
the twestory residence "for Dr. Brown
on Scaviehif'wunuo.‘Tho structure will
be wood, with shingle roof, 30 x 42
feet." “It will unfinished in hardwoods
and heated by axeilley furnace. It
will also-have electric lights. The
heating has been let to the” Norwak
Heating and uniting Go. Other sub-
contracts not let.
Additions to Factory.
Waldrcn It Riordan have been
For Norwalk and vicinity; . F lr to-
night and Sunday. all g" d" is or
Mallmreuurenxteuds from. .itansas
eastward to the Atlantic coast. it is
producing plcdsant weather in all sec-
tions dust: of Ltbe Bucky ’ "Mountains.
Fronts warniréported‘dsfar south as
Montgomery. Ala. conditions favor
for."lllis vicinity fair “weather with
slightly, higher temperature. '
Eugene Jv. TQiOonneii. of New York.
has been visiting his mother of this
c y. , .
Harry Greeley, of New York, was in
town .yestorday on real estate busi-
nose,
Mike Sullivan, drunk. thirty days.
appealfid. tellsLthe story as briefly as
posch , , __
~Smsiliii‘resh Hams. l2lfic'ib. Hayes.
Miss Laura Ollvery. of Buffalo. N. Y.,
is the-guest of Misa Lillian Watkins, of
Taylor avenue.
The governor has approved the bill
of the Connecticut Hospital for the In-
sane fol-Setober for $15,512.48.
—-—Hoaiery and Underwear for gents.
ladies and children-”specialties for
Sat. at Mon. Mus. Smith 8: Co.
Theodore Knapp. of Golden Hill
street, has returned home, after atrtp
addition 30 x 40 feet. to the factc of
the Joh'n,.C. Wilson._Co., on“ Slguth
Main street. The plans were drawn
by Architect F. S. liiorebouse.
ElgurlnglNlnc Room Cottage.
Plans by Afghiifii'l. F. S. Morehouse
are out for ilgures for a nine-room cot-
tags for S. D. Folsom in Wilton. , it
will be a frame collage containing all
modern improvements.
Plans for slTwaamlly Hausa. L
Architect. Ellsworth Burger has
Just, completed; thv plans for a mod-
ern two~famiiy house on Gregory
Point Boulevard, for Francis W.
Malkin. The; new house, which-will
Loontain evel'yginlprovemont. will have
ten rooms. t '
it is expected that the contract will
be auulrded this week for the South
Norwuik stable ".nd gurdrucr's llousc
F. ll, .
S w. Viidu’idwcr’iecWriinlnSfl:
awarded the contract for the frame r
it was Willi“. Led . also 6
the civil common plead collie and.
day that the bunch or insurance cases
which F. iii Beach"t‘io.” had otii rs, oil
Bridgeport, hallo ,h'io’i‘igii't ' eie‘v‘
en different: insurance L inside?
Mould be ready for trial heat Titer-
;day before a jury. ‘ The plaintiffs wlii
‘ he represented by Beers a Foster. ill .
defense by‘Can‘eld‘
it Bennett.
The following jurors have hm i.
drawn to servediil‘ this court: Ar‘liur
Lawls. Harry A. Dunes, ‘B’rltlgeplm;
\John Fickett, Andrew Tyler, Darten;
Moses Ii.,'l'horpe, Orlando B. Osborn.
illusion; Abram B. Sturges. William J.
Sherwood, Fairdeid; Frederl'? W.
Curtis, dailies H. Jelihimirl. l .iw
,touil Charles D. Porter, Milo b. 1., '
lay, MORTOO; John H. Rational;
ward H. Smith, Nntwsilt: I-
5. Judson and‘i'l. 1.
t \ .
of a w k wh ch tooklin Brid ort. for Which r itecis Villl Fleck &
New Kiley“, S‘heiton and Dori)??? ' (’lommmliii f. . ew York. drew the
Special sale of writing paper at the i112? Bil‘cek. g! 9 were all submitted
Norwalk store of William P. Beers.
Writingpaper worth,.35c to St is be-
ingwsold at 50 and 10c a box while it
83 l- ' V
J~Soft and stiff ‘hat'il, O'Brien’s.
Painting Cbn .uctor .lulius Brown is
painting a hen a for Edward Thonw 1'
son on Cove s act. in East Norwall,. ,
Edmund Iii. we has closed head»
tiationn‘ for th sale of his lot, corner.
Arregnlar meeting of the directors of South MM and COMM“ “mill"
of the. Norwalk‘ Hospital Association ‘to' m”. 3”“ rael 300“" ‘ it. i“ ”‘1,
willy-he held-st. mount-walk cum ”Wm“ OI ,"9 “00'“? ‘0 W“
rooms on Tuesday evening. November WWW“ "1W ””“9' w ..
14.19054“ So’clock. , BMW is 31’9“” ““‘W } "5'
.. L , , L ,,. .«I n).
The athletic achievements of some n1 11%.]: gatiignpgnii..l. :L i. . solidi.
great men will be described in the ser- mg m. Hammad 8. L . ‘:li.lo 1.
man on A Young Men’s Recreation 1.68“.”me feet ,m, ’L.,'....d twat...
andflis Religion at the First Metho~ tour ’fm‘l Mill L- L.‘ l. .vulizi hum.
dist Church tomorrow night. Lowe“ ,M‘ 63%,, and the v..
WTIillorse cupping at Luther M. with a 'i'pronf i“-'~l'-'-l‘?"ll- The W
I! t’s. L tion will curler-LL 'W‘L’ “"l‘m‘ffim"
Does tholilterest in athletic sports .000 so our. ed‘r‘“ “l“ WW" ‘ ~3
interfere with; promotion in business? 'r‘ftetrrvd to lhe “"3 WWW" ' 'Jm'
will be considered .tcniorrow night in m 8"-
the sermon to yomix men at. the First! RB“! miffnmfiswi ' " Hull
Methodist Episcopal Church” has mm “1 m to Mrs.
The riceiofa rett' face is :10 3mm“ 1 m"""'“" ‘ m w”
P D Y- - Norwn‘ . Mrs. Sir 1S plus for
tumoupacilagcs. of Hoiiister’s Rock
.‘ . l '
Mountain Ten. property )3
the h lprcvenlcut «
red addltlm‘“ to tho i
Brings lip
and improving
bright eyes and loyely color. 8 . ._
cents. .rTsa, Lor Tablets. Plaiated'l ”‘9‘ £9.13de “,3. . £63183. Whiz?
Drugssmre. ' ‘ l 525,. avenue . ‘ NorWnlk ‘ to Mrs.
lilies Ldlusiolnisbead who has T-ee W: O. the g‘ i. . l- in the sale above
encoding the past ‘tli‘i'ee weeil
1‘ iii-ocrlbt‘tl‘ ll ' the house and lot at
sciith-vNorwalk. as the rm . ~
. r. lue. East Norwaik, for
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grandmother. Mrs. Belle - “.‘ul'y, r do .n to A. J. Fleming.
turned to her home in E ' Plait . . ti» same agenc f}. E. Plait.
Wednesday. i L, l in, New York, has bought a
.3“, your Dolls at M. Smith me .. .dred. acre farm in [bedding
Cm‘éuQileat yaflety “New w ”.1” ”MILE“. Charles Merchant. Mr.
5 Plattwiil improve the place and make
u, lila‘J‘ermanent home. The rests
done» i d grounds belonging to W. I».
Congrossman-E. J. Hill v: ii speak.
November” at theILNorv. ‘9k' Moth ‘i
let church‘cu. his rem.“ trk . ....
rmvmgdugggélyir in L»... gril"§i iffhilt'“péin.§iliil§f
. ., ., ‘ .. . . . Ilui‘ty being located in the dis.
ii winning from -»w M will». ., L, C b' M Bl h
AIiS!‘ tho'ga ' i ; a. Riv] all dunking. {In 'I ran my. I‘. 08’ '
. . _. main; 8 number of improve.
All wqmgw ,Wlti . ilfli l . im mull i all. r the place.
tlful. Beauty rl“ w l.“ i. ll.:ii; “an LL .
icr‘s Rocky MOIM ' ‘t‘ “1'1““ “’di ORIPPS THRICE CURBD.
"DB. bl‘lshl eyel- Am: r- illll'iikii «on. 1 Wife had this grip three different
PleXloll- 354* ‘ "l i’" "WW“ ‘ ' says Mrs. Thou. Cieland, of
Plalswds Dru: r l i ice, Ohio, and was left with a
“ Colonel Scirui .-<..mmundintg lilo ‘ cough. Eyer time i was'cured
First Regiment, l 'i., and who was; the use‘of C smberlaln’s' Cough
in command of "2“ Minnie dullnr "‘7' medy and icon not. speak too high-
‘ubccnce of Gem»: 2 uusseii F‘rost.» , of this valuable medlcme." For
“Refills, has fer-two l general or ale by Stiilaon-Powcil Corporation.
calling attention iv net-bangles law. H it] normally and Zeltfuss Phar-
milltlp Liaw, an' we regulations re- 4 _, -L 0-
Sell;
L,Lgal-‘ding the slim. mfiou of ‘ unlisted
‘lllen ‘as to their il' .. s: to be placed on
theJist ottbpsi rim-illlled lo‘l' commis-
'ifliOIlH, and charm... company; columns
Melts roan UP.
B. 0.. Nov. -ii.—-Tlle
'i. 0.. between the
Luggw wltliLthv promulgation of UN! “road and the
0,. er. ‘ ii on.
«Fresh or . a ‘ui‘llilii "will? li'r ill. I, l mailer 0' Ullfi. tllu
Harem 3» r . "
no: in the strictestlfgg‘
.. Blanche lmiwzlliull. W.L i' h‘lllltli,
Dltilt Rood. H. “Miss A. if}. Museum». .351“. Di ”‘0 word, .
R.~N. Whitneywmm ti. ..\. i-lilllluotr», the
.l. ,S. Moore. ii '... Nu Goyl, 'l‘homss 'l‘. find “mu“ b. 3rd 0“
Wooster. it. it. Militl anvil chauffeur. )illukitlif
A! "tile Child/dish Pu-
w :‘ii if.fia’ii.l.lv~ )i ..
Nd mm "M i ”W Woes omitted.
rhinos; c. it Rogers: sinus-y tibia-
W‘g’wd. South Norw'
‘lv‘.
Em... our”? u». a .. .y»
can my is ' r as
. . ‘y m ’
OH'olOl NATWL il'owl. ..... iMIclb.
FNIIHIPORK, rm!” Lclml... .. ......i!1-!o "’-
riiunoal"smurf”.~-~-~-~-~mm "G “’i
(MM. m. new r‘f.... “18446 Ill.‘
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“RING thus Lneii. , ----- ‘ ............iaiu lb.
Ronald}? chi iliofi. biotin Vast Harry A Inrms’ Superior Sausage. "can
"lllolllalllllOls
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Baker. (leer W. Dean 8“
William 0. liter. arthritic. i . -
Weston. " ‘
Demtsi - are Argued.
At the all. . iiondar .. WW "l”
demurrers A argued i“ “ ‘it'l
rascal» ‘Pl' :. Iln .lenluir ' r‘ ”l“ “‘0‘
fondant". rustlier in the: 9~ "3"" KM
by GilfWWe A. Mayor “"‘i “'5” dual
H. R‘tmi‘. The car” '5 ll“ one.
ha...“ been in one 001““. .r four
3,, LL.“ and a waif, wills» V a original
pulse of act‘ion Nilllli'l" ii back in
limb. ‘ ‘
plainlii’f commie .. because dev
fondant schallmrd water course ad-
'iulnln‘rfi' is l‘wpf‘ . Defendant plead-
..L; ,me stow» .mitaticns. To this
We. plilil ‘ii' 0 it‘s on the ground
but: thr= tilll‘“ has been continued
Darwin) re. .. .td.
ilefer‘lnr' .emuri‘ed to the second
parau » '1.” the complaint. in the ac‘
LIN: ght by Hannah Ft. Wilson
an .mmi L. Wesseis and others.
. a dispute in the family over
_ -.ty rights. The defense claims
I: .i the main paragraph of the com-
.lnt is insufficient. - '
Civil Superior.
The short calendar sesclou‘ of the
civil superior court, Judge George w.
Wheeler presiding. was brief yester-
day. A number of minor motions
were disposed of.
,1 tile “‘0 t a.
NetTocrger“"niicnwife” against Charles
Moss, the plaintiffs fill lor
special bail. Attorney Foster old he
was willing to have the couzt tilt the
amount. after reading the complaint.
Judge Wheeler looked over the com-
plaint and found that it referred to
“exhibit A." He looked, for "exhibit
A" and It was not at hand. Counsel
had failed to file “with the court.
The matters went over;
In the action brought by Samuel
R. Gorbam against Emma V. Gorbam
the plaintiff was given one week to
tile answer to the cross complaint.
in the divd‘ce case of Amelia N. ii.
Hover against John 1. Hover the
plaintiff was ordered to make further
service by personal service or regis-
tered letter on or before December i5.
After the short calendar Judge
Wheeler took up the action brought by
Sidney Novelty 00. against Hanloa
Bron, of Norwalk, which was com.
111911ch yesterday afternoon. The
plaintiffs sue to recover on a bill for
goods furnished. There is a difference
of about .700 between. the parties.
Frederick M. Salmon vs. William
K. Maples. et ai.. motion forrevccai
ticn of order for answer extended one
week.
' Sadie ’14. Gotham vs. William 8.
Domain. answer in two weeks or de-
fault.
Frederick =WOlthaussu. et at vs.
The host: County Trust 00.. ct al..
motion to have clerk of court made it
party by intervention will be granted
on the presentation of a properly
written motion and order.
visits in otcusaooa.
Daubury Prisons" Inn New Storm
on Just More lei-glory.
Not only the police of Danbury but
the detective force of New York. New
Haven ind Hartford railroad and the
Pinkerton agency are endeavorlng to
identify the three men arrested in
Betbcl last. Saturday aftermath by the
police of Duubury and it is believed
that. their efforts will be successful.
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railroad force. received by Captain
lirsdtsy ill to the client that one of
the three men is unquestionably "tion-
var Harry. a widely known western
crook.
outset-s from Summit were in
Daubury Thursday to look the men
over. ' The safe in the ‘postclilce at
Gionbrooll. a suburb of Stamford. was
him open a fur “nub lild it is
thought that the tune prisoners may
have. been couscous! with that. lob.
it message from Stamford to Captain
Bradley was to the effect that the
pistol-nor two of the men had been
positively .identidcd as time of also
who Litters seen near Uletllimit it
short tilde before the burglary.
Captain Bradley has learned that
one of the Colt revolvers found on the
prisoners on originally sold to the
United States navy. This information
was obtained through the flat-tiara
abbot. whom the Isle of the ma
mum theddtiocmpacy‘s Stinks.
it me into the musics or
the man arrested in iicthsi is not
taunt South Nowitlli.
ll
Wu.-
Lllhu of till. clear cut/Lil.“ ii"
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all porting Ni,
«3 ctlou. Wllitji'.
A letter from Detective Wall. of tho St
ill his w " smile “(limo
lflumlfiiml of «filo til it
iii!
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girl at
he big, nih-
. and groomed
i V“ r "LEMOI‘
. All ii
iii! Hiram
«iii the! L
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gun“ .bbi‘ft-riiy “lira
. file, ililiifi “0‘, Oil
.LiS ii suit
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#11111 and
ill! Wocdr
:lleiactor
L‘lilib‘ otherl {sh
thorium: “a i. ‘1th “NOW.
l‘ vul’i'ltiiluhldfib’v‘flflh mlouse and
n.» my. in. density wall {:3th
av
at invrtiing’dt‘flfl 0‘.’
. How tow men there
"Millie . ‘ Vi Willi 100k “mm”
L i' use {Lin av ‘g dress: M
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,, danish "sum aware". .
in...” LMllNuiii" him had . several
mum“ nude in liw Fechter version
:r.i .;,. unverifihicnte t‘alsto." .MSi’cBliiib
«m in. .iile'3 will“ i: be found as an-'
,.L,..,. “Wu wife n .Edmund Dailies
..;. n he return» wth his fabulous
L ,;L.;,3.L.L pf his mi; .‘ii. , Then. too. there
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.‘ uh inhy‘lfifii‘i iiiiil improvements in the
l
iuot c'nlv )‘lu‘fli'll' his rock and proclaim
w ”LL. ..lrrilngollleili~i and a wonderful
rumors ma Uillli’i‘i‘ll'ifl lendstwcnderful
My ”a ”to the UH was of Denies from
,3 ,, Cihliei‘iil it It". Here, too. does he
the world i
br Ills. :but be is rescued
by ,ia phat» u
Min A line company iii
O'Neill. and the pro-
lvili be seen at Hoyt's
”(in Monday l»: .l most notable one in
'evcry way.
'i‘iili.‘ ‘ W ZABD OF 02.",
“it‘s "drum or w" in “The Wizard of
«a = {1' will!“ motionless fol- eigh-
m-l-os at a"'stretcb. perched
am; in a corn field, while a
_ . oiling place in th fore
.L .m .he eyes’cf the audio on are
Constantly upon him and he must not
move a muscle" or his face‘or body or
I
the illusion: would’be" destroyed. His
outstretched mus are supported by a
cross piece nailed to‘ the pole. and
during the first performance of "The
Wizard of 0:” both of the Scarecrow‘s
arms went. sound asleep. and when
Dorothy came to take him from the
pole he really needed her support Lllib
til he couidrestore the circulation, At
Hoyt's‘ Theatre tonight. '
waouuub.
Wronged, a comedy drama by Poole
& Semen, waleroseuted at Hoyt’s
Theatre last night. Tile presenting
company‘wau evenly balanced and-
each member did good and effective
work. playing iii an earnest and uuaf~
excellent f Loyd Hetberidgc; Miss
Leighton did good work in her char-
acter of Vina Beiton. and Miss Gray
and Jacuucslosidwell, handled the
lighter arts effectively. During the
action 0 the play Miss Gray and Mr.
Caidwall pleased the audience with vo-
cal seiectidn‘s. Tonight the Wizard of
0: will be the attraction. Monday
night Monte Cristo sud'Tuesday llight
Ben of Broken Bow.
"Ccnsi‘lfnfp'll" WWTHER,» .
and through it”! lost my ulothdr."
writes E. B. field. of Harmony, Me.
"For the past live years. however. on
the slightest sign of a Cough or Cold.
i have taken Dr. King‘s New Discov-
ery for Consumption, which has silv-
ed me from serious lung trouble." His
mother's death watts and loss for Mr.
Reid, but he learned, that lung trou-
ble must not be neglected, and bow to
cure it. Quickest relief and cure for
coughs and colds. Price 50c and
81.00; guaranteed at F. ii. Baxter's.
South Norwnlk, and E. P. Wood's,
Norwalk, drug stores. Trial bottle
free. "
rows culls is iii A puzst.
m
Nobody Cll'i bcLLLFcunLd to Prosccutc
Willlnutoli Ilcctlcn Delinquents.
WILDIMANTIC, Nov. li.-The town
clerk at Willingtou has the names of
nine persons who were candidates at
the recent election and neglected to
tile statements of their elections ex-
penses. and he would like to know
what he is to do with them. He sent
the list to H. W..Neil. who was elect-
or! grand Juror, but Mr. Neil has not
uusililod Is yct..and it. is stated that
he will not qualify. There is uojrunii
iumr in town to issue complaints and
prosecute the cases against the delin-
quents. ‘ '
It is declared at Willington that
there is no one there who will lotto
the cities with the knowledge that
their first duty would be to brink
criminal actions against friends and
neighbors.
m
ILUOOiBH LIVER A FOE TO AMII-
. t. TION.‘
You can not accomplish very much
if your liver is inactive as you fool
dull. your eyes are heavy and slight
exertion exhausts you. Orlno Laxa-
tive Fruit Syrup stimulates the liver
and bowels Ind‘fllilll you feel bright
and active. "OHIIO laxative Fruit
Syrup docs not patients or swine and
is mild and very pleasant to take. on
too is more elective than pills or or.
dlusry causation. Refuse substi-
tutes. Bold i at. Plats IDrug
ind?!
om imtigv y" mi? *1“ -e
' Every
; confectioner
'.
“ " lbrun Mair" iv». lliri: lib famous
Mil." In the
‘lu tools pea
. curt! spiel
r
We.
. H... “the... a, ‘ hailis‘purt on _
8 . my till“ )3" has" the physical
“lg,
fected stillborn Clyde Bates made an '
lieu lull iiiltlliif. jiiippytmm
i lllliflfl‘ JOHNS". flirt!
' will luvs mums-sous. until
‘ wait: at it“ It mil mu
sections for allmm «at and
’~ mum.” com.
‘ Institutes, tickets. including
6mm; ’14 , ‘
: osmium tickets and anti um:
. Hi ms tick-ta good for
fl.
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WRECK AT STAEFORD SPRINGS.
Passenger and Freight Trains Collide
in Front of ‘Dspct. .
STAFFORD. . SPRINGS... MW- ..11.—~A
passenger train and a freight train col-
lided head-on in front of-tbo railroad
station about 7 o'clock last night. and
blocked ~thc Central Vermont road
for several hours. William O'Connell.
«in insurance man of this place. was
out and bruised and rendered uncon-
scious by the forceof the collision, but -
be was taken home and recovered ,
xuickly. George McDonald. said to be
of Bellows Falls. Maud. was hurt
about the head.
The trains were not going fast when
the collision occurred. it is under-
stood that a misinterpretation of or-
ders on the part of the freight train
crew led to the accident. The engin-
83h“? fireman of both trains escaped
lil‘.
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What’s the crowd standing about
the track for? A young fellow has
just offered to ride around the course
without being thrown. - Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
POPULAR woodlands
H o v 'r ' s‘ 1 ii can an?"
ONE DAY ONLY.
SATURDAY. NOV. 11TH.
HAMmeuoL MITCHELL
Submit for Your Pleasure
The Wizard of Oz
SUPERB SCENIC PROD CT .
LARGE COMPANY U '0”
MAlei-‘lcsu'rtv costumes,
lat Four Flows in Orchestra
Seats on Sale “loudly. Nov. 7th.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
MONDAY NOV. 13th.
he World's Greatest Romantic Actor
, .J. MES O'NEILL. .
in ,H a Firewall Toul‘
1110be unsw "
The Play That Made Him‘ Famous.
Paicss—omrsamo
scars on sacs uow.
HOYT‘S rs auras.
ONE NIGHT ONLY
Tuesday November 14th.
Return Engagements of
FRANKLIN WOODRUFF
in
“Ben of 4 Broken _
BOW”
THE HIT OF THE SEASON
PBICES—Zfi-fiO-‘IMLOO.
SEATS ON SALE NOW.
8i.lilseilll'3lulr.
Saturday Night
Nov. 11th.
Popular
Vaudeville
Free Dancing.
8 to 12
Law’s Orchestra
Admission 2150
‘‘‘‘‘ one slat uracil sienna .
[Mihbihllll ll ml . ,,
trinsic worth 0 every'%m'
‘oable stitched for $1 and 1.
50 pair.
LING TO PAY FULL PRICES. OUR GREAT SELLING TESTIFIES TO THE
TRUTH OF THIS STATEMENT.
NEW SONGS. CATCHY MUSIC
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so swears PAPER AND so ENVEL owes .IIZICIIIIII """"" c is):
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omaln cut.
A . J. Collins 4 ..
‘fddl‘l Md‘dil‘e‘is.
s in this adv. is beyond dispute. i in? 5
emphasis ed is above or merit. a ' 5 ii J
ending is unquestionable. We've chosen seasonabiiautbings“ to tel: tacit?
til? - ate in style, honest in quality. We‘ve chosen just the merciiandis‘c
at your mind is on now. You are asksd~to read the chapter of bearings. 4" ‘
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gloves in greys, blacks. tans
browns, at 250 a bull'- and Ladies? flanneiette sk’ rts,_ in , pink,
and white. blue and w its, full silcfg:
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Ladles’ heavy worsted lov s .
black, greys and white, at {life slid 5(1): skirts, at 250"
a bull‘- Ladles' flannelette skirts, made with Q,
The Hislop kid glo've. every pair deep douncesriiistripea or ”minnow
warrantedrrfor ladies and misses in ored fiannelettss, at 50c; ‘ H i ‘
MILES]? “wit“ shades. at $1 a pair'. “Emir“; “”3”“! flannelette
es' eav walkin p u an,
Lm’ a, 81. y 3 “we“ ‘“ 16, 17; at 50c.
Children's worsted glove
browus, white and red. at
MEN'3 GLOVES.
Men's driving, walking and dress
gloves in the most popular shades. ,
made in fuiiout seam. ove seam and
50 pair.
gloves at
blue collars. in sizes 16. »
Ladies' dannelette
iiauneiette or plain c
effect; at 98c.
CHILDREN'S TOBOOOAN CAPS.
Are here in new'assortment. Every
child wants one. They give much
comfort at small cost. We have all .
colors. plain and stripe effects, at 25c
gowns in striped
s in yo s
y ’ olors. made ycite"
25c pair.
Men’s calfskin driving
and 60c.
Men's. youths' and boys' wool '
at 26c and 60c pair. gloves W523?!“ investigated our Fall Shirt
83-85 Washington Street.
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rnarnor FITTING GARMENTS roa WHICH EVERYBODY ls wu,
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86 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
WHWSPElfJ-ITALSALE : "-
Between the Hours 7.30 and 10.
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TRIMMED HATS. $3.50.
S. S. TILLOTSON,
REET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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We guarantee a perfect fit. ' ‘
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