.miaffldhl, Jan. lia.—~Raiiresea—
u‘ llton. (Mlcit.l.‘chairmao of
’ omtnittee on Territories.
led a invertible report on
“than joint statehood bill.
“ ro idea for the admission of
. Station "ludlan Territory as the
' ‘Oklshoma and provides joint
..‘ or New Mexico and Arizona
is alue‘of Arizona. The re-
h onlmlttee considers the criti-
lll’dnf med which finds faul‘
‘9 Melt co because of its alleg-
‘ign population. Out‘ of a pop-
‘of 195.3;0 New Mexico has
4625 foifelgn born inhabitants.
filler foreign born. percentage than
of the states in the Union.“
rebufflbohcludes “as follows:
much as Congress intended
~ organic act of the territory of
tuna that all of the original In.
: .rltory, together with what is
over county should become one
no inasmuch as the present ter-
f' Oklahoma has for some time
‘ hould be ready to be joined
ith in statehood; and
errltory imperatively
. xists there; and
the lndian Territory in one state
however. before March 4_ 1907
itch state to beltuown as the statt
' Oklahoma:
committee recommends that the hll
' pass.”
OBITUARY RECORD.
IGNATIUS B. LOWI'l‘Z.
. about. 10 o'clock this morning, 8
caused had been undergoing trentmcn
filaint.
consultation ovcr Air.
find only left him about three minute
before he passcd away, At that tlm
1 there was no indication that death we
so near.
The physicians were hurriedly recal
lllants. but without avail.
. lieyed that Mr, howitz was about to
freight years of age. He is known t
‘oasidered quite wealthy.
l.owitz
spent
:for the funeral. Mr.
orwalk very well and
slimmer at the Hotel Clifford.
heir of friends.
FUNERAL Ol" E. J. KELLY.
voftoriioon. was held this morning in)
. tinary's Church.
.gai'ty officiated and intcrmeut was
St. Mary's Cemetery.
rs were Charles E. Adams. Jauws
Thomas Mcfleury was flower heart
Dorian.
lflburch. officiated.
. fat of ladies.
gflprlng Grove ccmciory. liarieu.
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ill Callicoonolrlbluiiclawnrc. N. Y.
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. incentives
dittlo money and plenty of
rift pave the way in success.
:‘i‘hc bout lncuutlw to any.» ill
innit account. ill-point with all
amount you can spare now
dd thereto ouch Week or
or flout interest Paid
"ll-deposits of “.00 and over.
fated every six months.
dilution". if a. la. toil
‘ connection with a wedding celebration
f friends learned of his decision the)
0 till unallfied for statehood which has
starred until the lndlan Terri-
Hasmuch as conditions in the In-
demand
botter form ’of government than
inasmuch as ludian. lands will be
' d in severally before the. time
.a statehood con go into effect.
“ ‘ mmlttee report in favor of the
nor of the territory of Oklahoma
‘To that end and to the end that
he territories of Arizona and New
Mexico may he joined in one state. to
known as the state of Arizona. this
Ignatius B. Lowitz died vcry sudden-
Y
be Norwalk Hospital. where the do
for several months for a kidney com-
This morning. Dr. William J.
Tracey anti Dr. H. t‘. Sharer held a
howitz's case
The only signal of the ap'
prd'acl‘ilng end was a gasp. when Mr.
Lowltz was seen to ho unconscious.
7 ed, and used the most powerful stlm~
it is be-
haVe a brother ltl Montreal and was
A Bridge-
port man, with whom be had had busi-
‘ floss dealings. will make arrangements
liked
last
. lluring
his stay in‘town he had matte a uum‘
‘ The funeral of Edward J. Kelly. the
unfortunate young man who was killed
by being struck by a train ncar the
orwalk freight depot early Saturday
The Roy. J. (l. ll‘o-
'l‘he pail bear—
Fisher. Thomas Butler. John J. lical.
’harles O'Toole anti (lllbcri Darrell.
UNERAL Oi" MRS. H. l‘). 'l'l)l.l.ES.
, 827, r
to plosilwllolu‘lri firewall All-
‘pocir-from Thirtylil‘lys‘ hi .
‘ sentence , .
William ‘iloidricit, a young Polock.
. and one of tour you: was arrested in
lilhl. on the old Norw‘alk fair grounds
Sunday night. gave an exhibition‘oi
sticking out. for principle that was
worthy of a better cause, this morning
in the Norwaik side of the town court
Roidrickwho is only nineteen years
old, was fined $15 and costs, amount
lag in all to $27.10, but he . stoutll
maintained his innocence of any wronf
doing and rather than pay this sum ht
decided to go to jail. who Informed oi
the court's decree by Interpreter Franl
Karpriskl. As a result he will be
locked tip for about. thirty-four day!
in Bridgeport jail. When Roidrick'r
pleaded and esposiualated with llin
but all in vain. for lie was obduratt
to all ell-treaties.
With tears streaming down his face
he subbed: "i won't pay. 1 dl
noddings. i go to jail."
It wasn’t lack of money that. brought
him to this decision. because hit
friends put otlt five and ten dolls:
bills at. him from all directions. Reid
rick was the than most injured in thl
melee and the witnesses testified that
he started the fight, which ended b)
the police breaking up the whole cel
ebratlon. This young would-be mar
tyr presented a rather woe begonc ap
pearance in court this morning. in ad
dition to having a countenance whicl
hold a. most‘ltbjeci expression, fiold
rick was bandaged up to such an ex
tent. that. he might easily be taker
for one of the victims of the Odessa:
massacre.
A big wide bandage over the fore
head covered upgreat. gash caused. i
was claimed. by Dominica Adrominici
hitting him with a glass. Another
bandage covered a slash in the rlgh
wrist.
; There was such a mixed up iti’fail
on the night in question that it worth
be difficult to tell just, what did hap
pen. Prosecuting Attorney Leo Da
vls had brought a charge of" breach 0'
the peace against four members 0.
l the settlement. Tony Cbnskowsk
was fined. $10 and costs. amounting it
$22.10: Alexander Wirgulwicz. 810 our.
costs, amounting to $22.70. Dominlcl
. Adrominlck's fine was $15 and costs
amounting to $27.70.
This particular settlement of hill
workers has occupied a great deal of
the court's attention lately and Judgt
lalckwood ill pronouncing scutcnct
warned the whole aggregation ihal
the next time any of them came befort
him for fighting. he would send ol‘fcn
dcrs to jail. '
Powell “Fresh" to Sergeant.
Robert Powell. a Norwltik malt was
"fresh" about midnight to Sergeanl
'l‘homns Hunt and as a result landol'
in jail. Powell anti Hi’l‘k'l‘lll compan-
ions were drunk in Wall street. and
Sergeant Htlnl came along and l0lt
them to move on. Powell did not
take the advice. instead. he turucl
on a sirenl‘u of abuse agaiusl tilc ofii
(it‘l'.
Judge LOt'lthltid imposed ii sou-tenet
of 30 days ill Bridgeport jail, with
costs altacllcll. l'owcll appealed.
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lNVESTlGATlNG STANDARD OIL
Agent in Middletown Arrested and Re
leased Under Bonds of $100.
il'illll')l.E'l‘0WN. Jan. this-“As the re
still of“ the test of scrotal samples of
kerosene oil lll this city recently, John
lloyll‘n. the lorl'tl agent for tho Stan
tlartl Oil company. was arrested today
charged with violating section fill oi
the general slalulcs. dealing with lhl
quality of illuminating of which shall
lli’ sold in this state. iioyit-u was re
leased on a bond of $100. nlld will up
pear in the city court for trial loluor
row morning.
ills case will be made a test ctlsc.
lll connection wllh the general invcn
ligation of oil lhroulihoul
Mldllll-towu started
the quality of kcroucuc as the rcsull
ill
ii i
ll}.
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for him.
llii‘ stain.
the inquiry into
The funeral of Mrs. llarrlt-l Eliza-
llitli Tolles was held at 2:30 o'clock
Yesterday afternoon at the home of
her daughter. Mrs. Andrew Whitclaw.
The Rev. Herbert S. Brown.
pastor of tho llurlen (‘ongrcgnlional
i-‘uvoritc hymns oi'
stile deceased wm-c rendered by a lplllr~
’i‘llc illlcrmclli was in
Mrs. J. A. Stalloil. of Spring sirort.
Winfred a telegram yesterday. telling
(if the death of ll relative it. A. thick.
Dalia? sumo signings}
of the lost made of the oil which ex-
plodctl ill a lamp at the homc of Sam
ucl While. the explosion resulting in
‘illc til'nlll of Mr. White’s young lluuglr
tcr.
At‘l‘tll'tlllly. to (‘hcmisl Scybuid, of
the Standard (ill (lotupuuy. who l'liii
dill-toll a lost at Wesleyan yesterday.
the company and the local officials ill!»
for regarding the rrlutirolllcnlo of the
slllllllca. the chemist claiming that illl'
law is not specific. Mr. i-lcylloltl says
that there is a big difference ill limits
but u will of oil. in the style of cup
lined. in New York state a closed rill)
its used while ill lltbl stale ihl‘ usual
process In carried out with the aid of
an open cup. Again. the chemist points
out that tho law rclllly requires that
the fire poinl ot‘ lllilmlfiililflil oil shall
be ill), not the flash point, while lilo
ailllulo under which lioyion wall urrcsb
ted speaks of the flash lost lllt helm:
fill. in all the teat» conducted by Mr.
tieyboid and Prof. liratilcy. of Wollilh
you. the flush lent flan becndnuud to
be considerably below llli df-‘ili‘t't‘fl
Fahrenheit,
Atxccnrtilnu to the statute under
which Apcul ltllylan is hold. any iiiit'
who sells oil. the flash point of which
is proved. by lawful tout. to be lif'illW
fill decrees, bl liable to a filll' of not
more than fbllll and lfnpsbtonlnonl of
flirt-c. yours.
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LOUNGIURY AND IIOOILL MIIT-
' ‘iNO.
The annual meeting of the impas-
bury and ilisscii Columbia was held
this morning in Norwuik and the fob
lowing directors were elected: (3.
0. Betta, George w. Holmes. John A.
Osborn, Joseph C. handle William A.
Curtis. bouts c. Green. ’r. Marshall
Andrew. -
The directors organised and elected
the following unicorn:
i’resldent and sltperiutendclltuc. t3.
Bette.
~1-
vlllu‘; cantaloupe ulmr. ‘
abilities caught by lisp Eln- '
Pioyoii on Bullpen Bridge
Pancakes. apples. morsels form lunch
pails failed to coax the baboon which
has been residing in the railroad
bridge. to enter a. trap carefully laid;
He was proof against dalnv'
ties of all kinds but his vanity was
his downfall. He. fell in love with
himself at first. sight in it looking glass.
The animal was captured yester-
day afternoon by Frederick Wolfe the
engineer of the railroad draw bridge
and bridgeman Timothy Marr. Ever
since a week ago li‘rlclay they have
beentfeedlng the animal but it eluded
ill the traps that. they laid for it.
Some days ago they took the window
weights off the window of the little
engine room beneath the draw of the
bridge. This was secured open by ll
string and it was hoped that the mon-
key would enter the room after
which a pull of the string would as
ours him.
" Cures Whiskey and
say-”ml. pronounce drunken-
ness I disease of the nervous IyIP
test. No "will power" can heal
the ,stomucil membranes which
have halibut-fledged rented by
IIWholl . ‘ .4.
‘ Beautician
ORRINE removes the craving for liquor
by avliull' directly on the affected nerves.
mowing the stomach and digestive organs
to normal condition. improving. the up-
tils and restoring the health. No sall-
tarium tre‘tment or publicity.
Tocurc w thout patient‘s knowledge. bu:
ORKINE No. fr for voluntary freeman .
bay ORRINE No. 2. Priccllpor bod.
Cure Effectcd or Money Reloaded
A registered guarantee in each box. Book
on “Druukcnness” insult-til mulled {recon
r unlit. All correspondence confidential.
as ’i’llilffs“°f’°“d“ii‘"‘l"‘b
l . no. u u n .
0.0:»qu ' ’ R '37
C. F. ZEITFUBB.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Day before yesterday he entered the
room while they wore not looking. tore
up a Sentinel tide calendar stole Mr.
Wolfe's dinner pail put. the alarm
clock out. of business, destroyed it
couple papers of tobacco and finally
found a looking glass. He untied this
from the mill and wont tlp on the top
of the boiler where he was discovered
with the looking glass. He was
scared away and the glass rccovcrol‘l.
Yesterday it was decided to use the
looking glass as bait and it worked.
The monkey entered the house, Wolfe
pulled the string and Mr. Baboon was
a prisoner. .
Wolfe find Marr entered the room by
the door and then began a merry
chase.
The monkey which is nearly as big
as a man jumped from one spot to
the other and finally as a last resort
rather than submit to capture jump-
ed into the water tank presumably to
committ suicide. He came to the top
for breath at number of tithes but doVo
again remaining under water like a
porpoise or a diving duck.
A wire noose was prepared and when
he came to the surface of the water
Marr snared him. He was given hot
coffee and stimulants and suffered so
ill effects from his attempt. at
cide.
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Bull Run where he has him ill conflne- '
mout.
ward of slot) for the animal which lsi
bollcvcd lo have escaped trout Bridge
port.
PEDDLER HELD IN $500.
Alleged to Have Attempted to As
cault a Rockvlile Woman. -
ROCKVILLE. Jun. .. Louis
Ardo. a Syrian pctldlel'. was boundl
over to the April term of the 'l‘ollllllll'l
:oullty superior court yesterday on it'
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charge of attempted criminal assault:
)il Mrs. William McKt-lllalr of this.
olucc. Ardo was unable to secure.
ball and was locked up. it is claimed}
that last Friday Ardo wont to Mrs.‘
McKcenian’s house and wan-ted to will
‘uu- jctvolry. Ardo. thinking that the}
wonmu was alone in ”W buildingl
forced his way ill and made the al-
‘cgctl attt-mpt.
Ardo made his escape. lie was lo
,‘lliHl in NorthSomcrs Saturday morn-
iair. brought to liockrlllc and lodged
in jail.
SALOONKEEPERS FINED.
Four Bridgeport Men and a Brewery
Fined $10 and Costa.
llltilKlEl'OR'l‘. .lan. Lillx—vil‘ollr sa-
loonkecpcrs and a brewery company
worc fined $100 and costs each by
fudge Nicholson ill the city court yes
tcl'duy for violation of" thc excls'o law.
The lines Were the result of raids
lnndc Sunday by the police. following
orders to “clean up llli‘ city." issued
at police llclulquurtcrs Saturday night.
One of the saloons raidl-d had A ll-
cl-usc in the name of the Connecticut
lircwcrics. and a warrant was drawn
against this company. John ltcick.
manager of the place. was also nl‘rcst-
ml.
NEW LONDON PHILANTHROPIBT
DEAD.
NEW IDNllth. .iuu. :3:i.~« bilillu i'ol-
lcr. aged tit years. died ibis morning
at his liiiliil‘ ill Nuank. in a modest
way Mr. l'ollcr was ii philanthropist.
who llilitlt‘ it if life work to ltlltovlutc
the sufferings of widows of tho finit-
illg village ill which he lived. and for
upwards of a quarter of a century he
lulldc ii ll dilly to cull llpou all the
WliIilWH and WlllUWt‘l'ii at Month on
New Year’s day but! leave buckets of
supplies. lie was a volrllu of the Cl.
ly‘ili'lil Collin. lilixinmnt. He leaves
a wife. ll son and ii daughter.
For many yours he won active in
church Work and ill lilo village of Pol
ollontlc ball conducted a iiultday school
for your».
THREE VIIGILO AIHORE.
main. the Bristol liner. lilfft'llil‘
are connected with life
illiuludillio danger
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MONDAY AFTERNOON WHIST
GLUI
home of Mrs. HrW. Gregory.
Mills Alice Cola.
the home of flint. H. A. Mathewson.
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GUILT MILL! RIIUMI WORK.
but m elected by them
Mercury and truoullrerw'i‘. Mar-
shall Andrews.
Amount secretaryweorso 1".
jobs.
suspension of barium at the its.
h
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3 t.
Telephone Company Introducing It in
phone Company is introducing in Hart
ford. New Haven anti Bridgeport tho
t'oir. and no one else on thosamc party
w ro.
to all new subscribers, who have not
heretofore had
in their homes or places of business.
After February 15
will be provided. also for all old sull-
scribors who may desire it.
the old subscribers complete arrange;
ments for the selected ring. ' ”
vice at present is towards the single
wire. each subscriber being connected
without reference to any one else By
the two-party selected-ring a single.-
wire
Neither of the two subscribers
know when the other is called. ’l‘hcrc
sui. will be an additional cost for the se-
. looted-ring ‘phones.
Mr. Wolfe took hint to him home ill .party rates Ill lll‘t‘h‘flnl lll‘t' $30-
post. for twoparly wires will be $36.
if .5 understood that there is a y... .a great many additional wires. Larger
rabies will be necessary in the con-
dults
llcctcd-hiug is effected at the exchange
1ions-tom will gch universal satisfaction.
*dolng away with the repeated ringlngs
lrlcr cries caused int-i
neighbors to rush into the house until...)an
l
more powerful automobile, but because
vii War. serving ill l-(‘mlpuuy (1. twen-
iillltl'i‘Oli. hints. Joli. 23.w'l'hroo vou-
City.
trout New York. the iirllblll steamer
'i‘reviot and the llriliull aluluncr Fullb-
fill: run ashore in a bunch ill the. ri-
var Avon lmiay during lllt' dollop loll.
'f‘llu strainers. the first two of Which
American
trade. remain inst. bul more are in no
A meeting of the Monday afternoon
Whilst Club was bold yesterday affine
A
first. price was won by Mrs. Jennie
nitric! afisb and the mood prise by
Refreshments Word
served. The next mating will he at.
MON‘erlddli. Jail. flaw'l‘lic quilt
mills of the fainter Brothers “suntan.
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ensembna’sv‘sfi...“
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Some Cities.
The Southern New England 'l‘cic-
elected-ring system. which gives the
ignul to the subscriber who is called
barge Dread 'l‘lns.
Quart Measures,
Nickel Tea Kettles,
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All high-grade goods made up in t
Annual January Cloak, Suit;
rmoa TO“STO0K llama.
Sale begins on Saturday.l.ianuary 20th.
Our Annual LrJanuary Cloak and Salt
armcnt in our stock in either lidios'
very attractive we‘ have included Mary 0 ‘
he very best manner in th
This is an opportunity that anyone in nee
afford to miss.
included in this Sale are all of our odd pieces an
Goods just the thing'fcr Suits or Separate Skirts. M
Housefurnishing Department.
4c Egg Beaters,
10 pieces Toilet Sets.
Decorated Dinner Plates.
75c Decorated Cups and Saucers.
' ' scenario 5 oaza'rrs: BUILDING. . y.
Dress Goods.
$2.50
The new method is to be given
the telephone service
the selected-ring
The new schlce is for two-party
inns. By its introduction. the. form
iarty lines will be given up as fast as
The general trend in telephone scr-
sorvlco effected.
will
is practically
The regular four-
The
Flu» change ill the system will cquirc
in the. center of the city, and
largcr overhead cables in tho outly-
Illg streets.
The substitution of the larger un-
derground cables for the tines now in
service will be undertaken withotlt
dclay. ’i‘he installing of the new so
and the homes of the subscribers. do
vices for lltai purpose being used at.
lho phone and lhe exchange. The
new heard ill caril'homc on tile Ilnc.
lllc introduction of the system will
involve a large outlay by the com-
A tale lli Sills
iii Young; lien.
This is def a story of odds
and ends, but of regular sizes
in young men's suits from 15
I to 20. '
Suits of Cheviot, Worsteds
and Fancy Mixed Goods. All
are this season’s goods, and well
tailored.
$10.00 Suits ............ $6.75
$12.00 and $14.00 Suits .. $8.50
Open Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday Evenings.
Jfliifillilii.
TAILOR.
CLOTHIER.
HAT‘I‘ER,
FU RNXSHER.
85 Washington St.I So. Norwalt.
puny. but improved SOI'Vii‘t‘ will be the
final result.
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AUTOMOBILE DRAWN BY HORSES
A two‘horsc power automobile pass
l-d through South Norwulk. Sunday ev-
Naturally, this was a lunch
of the mud-and hard luck. it was a
‘l’thtvlllll‘ht‘ machine Sunday evening.
lhl-y were big dapplod gray horses
and they were hitched to‘thc machine
right in the lime-light in front. The
owners did not need their goggles on
as lhcy went along ill their two-horse
machine. and besides. it. was so muddy
that there Was no dust. and perhaps
they would not have needed them had
they had their natural powcr.
SENTENCE SERMONS.
Friends never come in liooks.‘
Love is the areal human lodcsionc.
labor is the noblest of all prayers.
ivory sin would like to syndicate it-
self.
All saints arc home made. but none
are self made ‘
Enough is as good as a feast; more
leads bill to famine. _
A few friends at heart. are worth a
whole din-ctory In the head.
The day of rest is never the better
for making it a day of rust. ,
it is easy to forgive the lmln who
has wrongful the other follow.
The “cloth" is an effective insulator
between men and the ministry.
Many illill‘s do we not the names of
our troubles and our treasures trans-
posed.
The trouble with the habit of criti-
cism is that it soon becomes a clock
for our own iltltilll.
itcllcr the man who linlps on tile
road to heaven titan the guide post.
standing forever on tho corner.
in an English railway compartment
two travellers worn til-lillftil'“ and Alu-
crit'un and a kcon—oyed old Scotchmau.
says the New York Times.
When the guard came to take tlp
their tickets. the latter had great dif-
ficulty in locating his. lie kept the
official wailing so long. while he. rum-
inant-d through hill many pockets, that
the ticket taker wont on his way. any-
ing that he would come back to find
out the result of the search.
When the guard had gone the Am-
criuult saw the last piece of tulrdbuurtl
protruding from flitl. old follow'u
mouth and promptly notified its own-
er. thinking it. ll case of afferent-mind-
etinesll. ,
Wharf-upon the wily Scot rejoined:
“Don't you think i know it? lint tho
tlrkol'll a month old, anti l'm u-ltuckin'.
off the date."
A meeting of the south Norwulk Fire
Police ball committee was held last.
evening and plan
fueled for the all lfil ball which is to
be held Febrile , .g. j
. wore further per‘ .
lam... all.
for freight Only.
On and after Tuesday. January 2.
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28. East River. New York, (foot
of Dover street). every daY. (except
Sunday). ntwi p. m. Freight received
at. Norwalk tlp to ‘i p. m. and South
Norwalk up to 5:30 p. m.
NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO.
Annlng J. Smith C. c. Hcgcman
Leuec. General Agent.
"GLOVER'S llif PlAGE."
for Men and Women.
$3.50 iiild $4.00.
’Pbouc 463.0
'foiR spots mu m"
A Box of y,
. Eaton-Halibut
Wailing Paper
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(inhumane you think there is any
real danger in the yellow peril?
llkordockah. you, of cellrllo. But
the rod or black acids are just as butt.
luring commit. which shut down wfil. Louis Post Dispatch.
Thursday for tacit of material opened WW
tolls to all departments. About to We get. out of “infant what we pill,
but what
into it; the world has for us
we have for if. ‘
. 25 goals.
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(1 broken lines of Dress
any of them to go at one'vlialf of former price.
H. Krieger 8: Go.
West Washington Street,
South Norwalk.
"Private credit is \vcallii."—Lcttcrs of Junlus.
land For Sale,
to
In order to make this sale
, Mlsses' and Children's.
ls season's most attractive étyies.
d of a good Winter Garment or a handsome piece ’of For cannot
Goods. Find All Wool Wide
do 112 Piece Dllmor Sets, $6.25
Pressed Tumblers. 20c doz.
tic large Glass Berry Dishes, on
TRISTRAM s..- HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
DIT
Read that statement Over
find its way into the savings
possible. Why not make up
its meaning. PRIVATE CREDIT IS WEALTH.
you spend your income as fast as you receive it: there will
be nothing to put by‘ and build your fortune on; but reg.
uiate your expenditures so that there is always a little to
very comfortable‘ little fortune started. The KRIEGER
CO.’S Credit plan forms the means for the establishment
of such practice. You can buy ,stylish and well made
clothing for man, woman or child and by charging it up
to your account, pay in convenient weekly payments. This
allows for a regulation of your expenditures otherwise im-
several times and think on
If
bank and you soon have a
your mind to title this plan
in 1906? Come in and ask us for particulars.
iii- if is
JEDDO. JEDDO. JEDDO
COALi We have just received
1 large consignment of this on-
.excelied Lehiglt Coal. It is one
of the hardest and but coals that
come out of the ground. It ill .
< truly the "real thing” in Coal and
y is usually held at a very high
figure. We are now offering this "
Coal at fhd'price' cf ordinary coals.
Do not order JEDDO union you
can burn Ifl extremely hard coal.
Prompt attention to mail or-
ders. »
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Seldom have we had so fine a stock
of Furs. 't‘horo flavor wane meromo-
pltioutl time for buying any Filth. We
have a great variety of be utiflll Bots
to choose from at low pric . Clocks.
Halts. Childcen's floats and beIIOI.
A full line of line Mlllinery to be cold
at low prices. Call at
The hit flail illiii in Store,
all Wasuluurou cram,
i WM. A. illlthiEilMAN'S
uum 01'0“. - -
Donovan stock. . m Warbln on Of.
l mntwdrmulmn
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