phi ‘ ll Methods III Force *
bill), molar notorious-
II Dali’s Blood FurAnaly
M6Illcal concern Salli
he" Was in Bali Shape
NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-—’i‘ho methods
Mil ho Force. or Lilo Company
d, its patients through a mailing
mollM‘Wore the allbieet of testi-
ll ihe hearing of the case
A5 not this company yesterday The.
Immunity is clIaIgIId with using the
all 0 defraud.
11 3. Cooper, II lawyor. was on
linens stand. He said that the
edit! nys correspondent-e, establish-
113' extensiIe theta being i‘it‘ty
Mthn93raphero in one room. He said
' asked Mina Laura M. Wilson.
6, connected with the mediI-al
131m Violent“ whether tho IImIreI-Iprm-
‘ ‘ehbrtment was treating the, pa-
Ilnstead or the doctors doing this
Her answer was as follows III:
it“ no. If a man mate in about
ism, why should thtI eorles
' Hadley
Dr. Hadley had already told
what to do with a eat-III (It rheu-
8m 9’
opor said that she told him lhut
e oi’ a boy of whom the rom-
., _ ote he had “a terIilIle dis-
ease,” no I'eeold of this disease l)\'
name. mtmbel III otherwise appeared
on the card (in IIlIiIh his ease \Ias
isted. ,
rs. Wilson, the witness said. told
. bill) that when a friendly letter was re-
‘ eived the tIorrespondenee department
wrote a testimonial whit-h would be
eat to the patient with a request for
late transcribe it in his handwrit-
.lhg and return ii. if the patient de-
goliuetl he. was asked to \‘l'llll’. a testi-
‘5 monial in his own language. Nothing
was paid for ant-h testimonials equpl
Min 861er east-I.- when one month's
.2 treatment was givt-n free.
~ Cooper said that the supposed Lu
olllo Hoffman of Watelrille lIlII.
"whom it was IIhIIrgeIl by the l’lliled
“States postal authorities. the Force
otl‘dfe Company conspired III dei'ruud.
.a creation iIIinllI by llllllFl‘ll and
,_t ofiice inspIIItIIIu. ’l‘he .I-IpeI-lmeu
blood sent for analysis and pur-
.ing to route from Miss Holl‘nIaII;
witness said. was taken from the
‘l' of a rail. II bile \llll another spIIII i-
on was taken lItIuI u lllllHl‘.
Mletter was IIIIIIIIiIIIIl l’Iom the IIIuI-
may, Coopel said. by the supposed
”Minn Hoil‘ulau telling her lhu‘t the
"specimen had been IIIhIIIniIIIllI IInalvz
z-edIanIl that the whim" “as in need III
medical n'l‘lllnll‘lll lII sIlVII her life
Clipper tt‘I-Ililled also that the boy; who
Wat; IOld he had “.I lt‘l'l'llllt' disease.
WMS similall} (‘l‘illll'll by tlIII lllkllt‘t‘-
lllel DIIII was an I-xI-IIIIliIIglI ab
inded than as IIIIpIIw in his
mlng lllll‘tllllltw hilh' li'lll lilt‘lisltin
mind III: llIrII is. a Sllil) how
61?, that llupew lll‘\'t'l‘ got hold of:
row made a point of buying all
own IIlolhing again-t l'l‘lll‘iillil
”Nesta {tom hiI: IIit‘_II who am: (III-
(it) fly at lit-I \IiI.-I' IIId III know ll(l\\
to: huge his. soon “but ill 'IssIIIIlIId
she said IIIIII day. 'I'IIII
w i. gel. some uIIIieI'IiI'Ilwell-I.“ IShI-
, e, oi" rourae. in the seelusiou of
gum aparltnenls.)
Oil. my dear. was the reply, and
like bad in great illlllllllillil‘l‘. bill
I. firth-lo his wife had Mllugen‘lt‘ll
ylng II speIIlIIIIIII on hand were
pant wearing. 'l‘ho Igood lady's
_ was exhausted. When next
pared clean elothea for him I-IhII
two undershirls anti IIII under.
MQI‘M. When he had lll‘l'HHl'll lIiiIl
orlh she found IIIIidIIIIIIIII. or his
donned both aurluenla.
ng that IlIIy‘II items in his not.-
the following way; subsequently
erod:
e unIIIIrIIIIIIr or lIIIlay'iII not
till nilt'd‘ to be l'IIIIIIIlI-IIIIIIIIIIII:
made mug-h IIIII mum“ in the let-.2:
bolt 80. in full. that one has Iii
em up III make them go IIII.
ill: loosely about {tlIII WiIlMl and
Mil IIII HM lo a man‘s billion
In fart they seem not III all
"lo the needs or one human
3
Bank Aeeount with no '
ill help you euitlvalo‘
I not roiling-«make. you ,
1 Don‘t pill. it all,
Ebrrow or next: week.
on hard only a tear
' dopoait. Make the
«Blmomber. "Grout '.
llo acorns grow.“
bi 0111.00 and 01101,,
, ery six l‘nonlhIII
M ore. ii II. In. to Ii,"
Balm-dim availing!
clock. ‘
-. hood kick at the camera. be Would
‘ generally reaper-ted in
(Continued From First Page)
y pay a couple of dollars for photo
and dIIaorlpllona of them. i
Officer Joyce raid that If ho got a
at. it out or bouillon. Prosecutor
plant “Eta rather disliked having his
photo to on and oxpreaaod a desire to
"lick someone?
The two policemen wooded their
way to the railroad station holding
their unit cases before them to shield.
them from the Immortal.
W
ntnousrnmce AGAINST APPLI-
CATI .
‘—
Count Commluionorl Hear Objection-
To Piaca in Ely Avenue
' County Commissioners Pause Peix
and Mood eat this morning in the
South Norwalk Council Chamber hear
ing evidence in the. rquouaIraIIce.
aglust grouting II licanue III the Collec-
licut llreworleI-I Company for a sal-
oon on Ely avenue. AI; is usual the
room was crowded with spectators
who were much interested in the teati-
nlouy ol’ the wilneuseu culled. Among
the spectators were Rev. Edward (‘quI
uingham. Rev. Romilly F. HumplIriGSI
Rev. W W. 1‘. Duncan. and Rev. Ilugh
B. Carpenter.
The first witness called by Attorney
Cuneo and County (‘ommisalonel
Banks In: Peter Shields. MII. Shields
was called by the applicants IIIII teall
fled he. was not in favor of granting
any more licenses in the. town. lie
thought that it was atruud to license
poopltI to commit crime. He liver.
within an eighth of II mile of the site
of the proposed saloon.
Michael Olean was nexu called, HI
testified that. he owned eight, houseI
and a atorenoar the site of tho propo-
and saloon. lie will‘have about twenty
tenants when all his houses. are rem
ed. He thought it It suitable piIIIIe rm
II saloon. lie tealilied that his pro
perly was worth about 330.000.
(‘roas questioned by Attorney (‘leorgI
l-l. Yosburgh who l'l‘lll'l'lil‘llll‘tl the IIII
Iuoomrants ()lean admitted that his
]ll()|l("l|_\ was not assesstd for am
where IIIIIIII tlIII amount for \\lll(‘ll llI
II'IIluIIl it.
.losIIplI Filsiuget . of Lexington are
one. was llll‘ll railed. He testified that
he thought it a proper place {or II sal
llllll because it was It residential dis.
lriel. ”
Michael NIII‘illIII.‘ lealifletl that in
llll‘ilg‘lll it was a suitable More for I
saloon because he thought a saloon
would do a good business: them
John PIIIIIIIII‘IIIIII. II (‘illlll'lll‘llil‘. son
that he thought ll was a good plan
for a saloon as the IIIIIIIIIItIuily 1:
growing rapidly and many homes wert
being built there. lie also thought
that It residential IllIIiriIIl was: a gtiili’
more for It saloon. He also IIIstiileI
lll'll his property was ill his wife's
uaule llllll IIl.»II but he thought lhI
people in the IIIIighlIIIrbIIIIIl \\'l'l‘l
drinking people.
Daniel Vada thought that ii Willlll
lIII II suitable plat-II for It 2.:IIIIIIII run Ir
quietly as II grocery store but that
he would not Hltillll for any nob-III In
disturbauee.
lI‘rIIlIk Kiss llit'l, IIiIh a raIlIIIr Hlltlll
Hlil'li'l from the IIIIIIIIIIiso-IiIIuIII-s, lie lIIII‘:
ju-Il lluiulled testifying in favor of the
lll't'Wt'i'lr‘S IIIIIIlpIIIIy when AllIII‘IIIII
VII-Iburnh made biln I-erIulII a dIIIIlIlI
sIInIerI-Iaull. IIIIIlapinIrieally speaking
from the witness IIlIalI- ‘
bliss had siguod the petition for tho
ranting ol‘ the lieenae and bad alar
.IIlL'lll‘ll the IIIIIIIIIIIalraIlIIIIa.
"We don't want to hear any men
from him.“ said the IIIIIIIIuisIIiIIIIIIrI-I
The hearing II'IIII adjourned III noon
H‘
I~
LETTER TO COUNTY COMMIS
SIONERS. I
Clergy View With Alarm Conditions ir.
Liquor Traffic.
Norwalk.l‘onn., li‘l'll. T,
To the County (‘IIIIIluiI-Isioner-I.
lield (lIIIInIy. State of (‘IIIIIIIIIItiI-ui:
('ienllemen: We. the undersigned
residents and IIierganeu of tlIII Town
of Norwalk regard with alarm IlII
rondilions asaoeialed with Ill.- liquol
tratiie in our town. Haring its pellet
and order at. heart. and I'H‘lll'l'lllll)‘ the
influences brought to bear IIII lhI
youth of the community, We are. he-
IIIIIIII-III or reel-III IlIII’IIlIIpnII-IIIII. III-Iply
anxious I‘lllll'l'l'llllll’, the luI-rIIuIIII in
tlIII number of lll‘l‘lllit‘ll drinking plIIIIIII
IIIIII the general disregard of the law
on the, part of lli'l‘lll-‘l‘ll llli.'ll aa prover
by the round nunIIerIua proaeeutloln-
and ('llnl’lt‘llmlfl under the liquor law.
We rIIIIIIgniZII the fuel that the slab
of (‘onlIeI-lleut licenses and no legal
izIII: under l‘l‘l‘llllll reslrirtions ibII IIIIlI
of liquor. but we also understand that
II large IlInI-reilonllry powor is I'el-Iled
in your board with l‘l'I'ill‘ll to IIIIIIIlIIII
illltl ltll‘llllllll of thllmlN, a IlluI-IIIIllouul‘y
powor to be IIxtIraneIl lll IIIIIIIII‘IIIIIIIII.I
with the law-abiding Heutimeut III' the.
IIonIInunily and the Mlirl‘Kllili‘tllllK of [III
pIIaIIe IIIIII quiet.
We lherIIIl’IIIII IlIIIIlrII to express our
IIIIIllIituIlII IIIgIIrdlug tlIII pieaout eoInli-
lions III’ the liquor trullle in the Town
or No walk, and III urge that on fur-
ther l IIIIIIIIIIII ho granted.
in view of the Ilppileatlou for It ll
venue. to be, considered on it‘II'IlIIIInIv 'I'
by your IrIImlnluulon. We IIIIpIII ially pIo- .
tent, and for the following II-IIIIoInI;
1~-’IhII number or liIIIInuIId plIIIIIIa its
already beyond IIeaIIIIualIlII demand.
The attorney for tlIII. defense in a Hill!
before the town court yesterday. in
uniting the leulen [it'll of the «mat in im-
poring IIIIIItenI-e. plated that there were
now in tho 'i‘owu of Norwalk ouII- llIiId
more drinking pleat-u than rould ir-
supported by legal trade. and that tr I.
number of preheat liceullea pair. a
premium on Illaobadlenee ot‘ the ‘tnw,
The attorney ill duration in not. only
the IIorrlutIuilv
but was for yearn, and lf'mll WW m.
coolly. asalutnul prov mm.“- mm 1,.
peculiarly familiar It“ Ill the «Indium...
ot the town.
2‘4"“? ““mf‘l‘o'ln eonvieiionn of ii-
housed aulo‘l'ItIir Mpnpmu for tiolaItlouII
0" the “WI Y’IIIiutitIluI not ledhhlrui
bill flagrant land of aggravated luw~
legroom "1 dealt; a condition that. wur~
not: the , I It a t the number oi
”I: ital II o o
1900.
iI‘Il i I'-
‘ eatimable IIitlzeuI.
,waa lilleIl $500
‘ “Ito . numerals:
If all the treatments for
consumption were put; in
book form it would make II. . .
pretty big library. But: after
.all there has been little Im-
movement over the old treat-
ment of rest fresh air. sun-
shine, plain, wholesome
food and Scott’s Emulsion.
IThe latter supplies nourish-
ment that cannot be. secured
in any other way; and after
all, nourishment is what the
consumptive needs first.
A gain III weight. however
slight, is It long step tow: .‘(l
improvement. if there is the
least thing to build on Scott’s
Emulsion will enable the pa. .
tieut to make that gain. Peo-
ple have gained a pound. in
weight front a bottle of Scott’s
Emulsion—it's an ,exception
when they don’t.
We have seen Scott’s
Emulsion take hold of a pa-
tient and bring about a
Cilantro for the better inside
of a bweek. It alwaysdlolpa
even the most stubborn cases.
S(?t‘l‘l"l‘ .\'- iIlIu‘Ni-t, 4m Pearl 317291 New York. l
I”:
-
stIIiI-lloui: in their own t‘lldlllly, ill‘I'
IIIIIIoanIgIIII by the. look ol‘ rI-IIIIIIIioliIIuII‘
in the. country of their adoption to ad ' ‘
to the extreme of lIIIvl-IasIuII-II and t I
txaagI-I. IItII liberty. We pr-IItIIat liter-.I-
fine that a liIIeused saloon in the lo.
ration suggusled uili peeuii; IrlI IIndaII-'
nor the Dl‘ill‘l‘ and III (li'l' ot’ the rum-
Inunliy,
.l-vl‘IIur IIIIIIIIIIlI‘IsiIIII bio: roeeutly
gl ranted II III II llll'liNl‘ in the region in
question despile the protest (ll many
We lII-IliIIIII that II .
r‘epIeaI niIIIl the best. while aentllnenu
in our opposition to that “reuse and
We know that in our opposition to the
ltl‘IIseIII proposition \le truthfully rep-'
resent the sentiment whleh it in your
privilege and ii duty 'as a I-tIlIIuIission'
to I‘Iigard in determining the question
of an‘ ilIIIrIIIIxII in 'lb ,I put-out lllllllllt‘l
of drinking plIIIe-. lie‘neioletlt pIIIIE
plI- IIIIII lllllll'nlll' laboring I!) lift lllII'
moral standard of the tummy in ones
’lIIII. itre giving of their little, money,
and eIIIIIiI'II. to improve IIIIII'IIl roadi-
liou: there. l.ieeusl.ng II new plat-II off
sale will lend III undo IIIIrIIlI that has
been tlIIIIiI and III ..Ic,4a.lit‘t- llIIII'll illill.
‘ to be undertaken. “in lllltll-‘l‘Il
daud that the law permits your body,
it) .wnk light upon this: question ltoml
“\t‘l‘v aIIIIIII.II Au lllllllbl’lh‘ of ”NI l
own or llil‘t‘e IIIIIIi l’IIilhs. llllll iIIItn Ilil’ l
fIII'elIl Hl‘tlllill II'II lll"t
protest and plr-a.. and III- .IIlIIIll be
glad it you will so arII-IIIIIII. in lIlI‘IIl
.“IIII ill on illlel‘I"lI-.III that we may em-
phasite thin prot 0812. As this is II IIItIt
MW III' while lull-test. lIi‘lIIr we liil\‘l‘
I: _‘-‘III
Hilly II! it to (he _III‘IIa.-'.
Yours l‘l‘H.}itlt‘ll'.llll,\'.
W. W. ’i‘. lll‘Nl‘AN.
I H u I .IIIIIIaN'I'lcu.
' llI W ‘ls'. MOORE.
lilIIlirltIlI) ll. ElllilCR'l'.
RUMJIIlIY l-‘. lIll'lll'lllilES.
~... .._,._._,_..__...
HINCHEV GUILTY 0F SEDUCTION.
NORWICH. Feb. i.-- The jury
”.‘l‘ (III-II of .l. 'l‘. illuebey.
tried in lhII Superb ll‘ (‘oul'l on ihe.
(IluIrgII of seduction or lleleu Rabi-
allaw, IIl MIIIIII‘illII, rrIturuIId a verdit'i
today of guilty. Th 9 mine was given
to the jury yesterday afternoon. but
after being out tour. ll(ilil‘t~l Foreman
Mills reported that. they 'were. nnabltI
to agree and Judge K‘Inue allowed the
jlliV III eonslder tlIII enue todar. 'l‘he)’
Wt ere out hull‘ an hour before they
IIeaIIlIIId ll \IIIIIIliei. llinIIhIIy will be
Ilenleueed ll)ll|(ll“,'.l1)\\ Illra. boulua
’IIIlIIIr, of ”NH pl.|III_ pleaded guilty
or attempting to have IIII illegal oper-
ation pIIIIIroIIIIIIIl on a Crown KM and
and (Innis. whirll alto
paid.
._._. . .- .——......—. u...
FIOWE.LL-KELLER.
l“ll‘lll‘|‘l(lli V, Powell and Mina Clara
Louie:- KIIHIII. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John if Idler. were married _\'l'il-
lrl‘illli‘ illii‘l'uoun. at St. Illary'II ruc-
tIIrI’. .
Henry \iguullld. IIIIIIIIIIIII'III of the
AnIeIlIItIIt IIIIIIIIIIIlI-y at I’Iirla.IIlIJIIya
telling of I In. AIIIIIriIIan who waII dieing
HiIoIvu tin mmh the tomb of Napoleon.
'l‘he lIIIpIrnIiouu guide IIIi’IIIaIIItl to the
Vlil‘iollu ItrIlIrIa of Interest III canner-
lloII with: the tomb. "’l‘hla immense
II'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIw IIxIIlolmIId the libido.
“weluhu roliy' louII. inside of that
air ill a Mll"l IIIIIIIIptInlII wellzhlng
twelIII- lrIna IIIud inside of Hull in II
lIIuIleII IIIIakel. herruetleaily healed
weighing oveI-I two lolm. inside or
litu'grenlu II Illahouuny eollln contain-
log the remains of the guilt luau."
{tor II moment. the AIueIIinIuI wail III-
lent.
got him all right.
out. IIalIlII. Wu. at my expound."
I _ ,...._.....m...—.-
lives after lineal you know.
~~iiIIIIlIIII 'i‘rnnuoripl
m. I... I... .mIdu—m
to your daughter?" ,
Juneau-”trio; they are married now."
wCiiIiIIIqu Daily New.
h bouillon ‘i‘n:tem~"téiouo in
tutti i. III/on, II II M
.walk will meet at their oflieo,
lsora. as a joint
.. fl..- 4—.-_”_.~.. ”wow!
l
IIIIILIIII in this.
i USEPH fllllfi,
forwarded this letter to your I~IIIIIIIIi.I-».
HlIIn. we shall feel at liberty to giI‘IIIII‘
in ,
who was: .
till ii' in deep meditation. 'l‘hen ,
lle auld, "it. memo to me Ithat you've
it ever in» gold
Blltw'i'lte evil that men do alwayll
Howl-Bore; but its II good deal more
uncontrollable when it gem after them.
Flmilh (Who lhim been 'nlIIIotIIll-I-“ls
young Huggins still paying attention
mighty
MII'IAMM, IIDMTIADI
abandons", Candelabra.
Limbo. cull Magi-tort,
anti Bird cage: Mcpulrld and Merin-
l lobed. ..
Ghana and solmrl Mhlrpaneo Ind
Mlnickelod.
Flat irons Polllhod.
Anything to Metal Melloiailed in ‘Any
style.
, 8. Scout &; Son,
66 Water St. South Norwalk.
Tnl. 342—2.
m “w“...w—m m—
. ”mm .— “>4 .I
Board of Belief.
w
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of lieliel of the Town of Nor-
Opera
House block:
Thursday, Feb.- 1. 1900. 2 to 4 p. to.
Saturday. 10th, 2 to 4 p. In
Wednesday. lith. 7 to 9‘, evening.
Saturday, l'ZIlI. 2 to 4 p. to.
Wednesday, 2lst. 2 to Ii p. m.
The meetings are for the purpose or
hearing and determining any and all
appeals made to them from the dolugd'
oi' the iii-lsoaam‘s on the list of 1005.
They will alao meet with ihe nMHI‘H
hoard. \Vedneaday.
February 21, III -i p. III. {III the pur
pose of diluting the polls of. siek and
disabled persons.
JAMES Slf'l‘liERLANi),
CHARLES \I’. BELL,
JARVIS KELLOGG.
_Board 0! Relief.
$l.85‘
Trouser
5:19!
‘i‘lhon Trousers laglor sizes
ll'l‘l Rendered III- alwais speed
llll Ir parting with a out of the
l)l‘l(‘i;‘[i.
’i‘his we do twice II year to
keep our slot-k always new and
fresh.
Former Prices:
$2.50 ' $3.00
new. $1.85.
$3.50
Open Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday Evenings.
TAILOR
. coorutmn,
MATTER,
runmsnnn.
lib Washington at. 30. Not-wall.
“PO"iIULAR AMUSEMENTS
HOYT'S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT.
WEDNESDAY FEB. 7th.
BATTLING NELMON.
Champion Lightweight
and bin
VAUDEVILLE COMPANY.
. I including
FRANCIS WOOD.
MURRAY and ALDEN.
OUNILAN and HOWARD.
MAGMANICE FAMILY.
KENNEDY and WEBB.
DEL ZERO and MEADE.
The New England Scope
in the Latent Moving Ploturu.
PRICES.
PRICES-253550460.
SEATS ON SALE NOW.
—......... ”Ma—NI...
HOYT'S THEATRE.
MA'l‘UMDAY FEBRUARY 10TH.
MATINII AND NIGHT.
The Return Englaomnt of tho
AMIMIOAN VITAOMAPH 00.
With an Indra Chang. 'oI‘ Ploturu.
including till 8 «lat Mature
Ira: anam- na HOUAKI IN GA
LAIRI A ‘l‘IALY. ‘
III THE ViLLlAN‘O WOOINO,
A Ion-alumni Drum at Low Jealousy.
filmy. IIIIII Molrlltut on.
auPIMPOIIMANclO—a
PMIOIUI
Motion .. cabana, 10c: Anibal.
Inning null 300
llllllitil.
Mull on “in New?
» eharge the rook, dearest?"
UFACTUHE
TO HAVE.
GOODS WORTH FROM 69c T0 851:.
49c PER YARD.
STIRRlNG INCIDENTS.
Alive—“idlon't, you think It cook book
is l'aseinalinlz reading? ‘
Clara-4’09, indeed. it contains no
malt/1y . stirring lneldenls.~.lInigo.
M
‘fSenalor." said the eonatitutuil. who
hall a fat eolieriorship. “l‘d like. to
get the post ofliee in our town for
my lIIIIIthIIrln-law. is that asking too
much?“
"Not at all. my dear follow." an-
sweled the eminent statesman. patting
him on the bark “but for me to let
him how it would be granting entir-e
I
"You are. ("Pl‘tflllL' the (Inuit asked
the Iuiddy ‘jlhat you saw the aroused
when you stood on your head?"
"Well," responded the min)’_ “i saw
him through a haze.“
l'pon reflection. lllt‘Il‘Olll‘l eonsidered
tlIII-I ('(illllltlll‘ill.I~IIPllllYlllFthlFl Publle
Lodger.
M r. NIIIIII,IIl——~“Why did you dia-
Mrs. NIIWeIl-—~“Slle was incompetent.
darling. i told her III make a few
swuelbreuds for tea and idle didn't
know llOW."/~(‘l(‘\'(‘l8llll Lender.
' Valentine
Post’ Cards
WM. A. BRIGGERMAN'S
MUSIC BIORE.
Donovan Block. 134 Wuhington 8t.
Atom. for Urn-cont Laundry
William H.Meeker
General
Contractor and Plumber.
stem HEATING.
Honest Work and Ample“ Ex-
perience.
Water 31.. South Norwailt.
ADDRESS POST OFlI‘lCF. BOX 547.
”lo 6U A ii A N l l E 0
”PREFERRED SHARES
New York Realty Owners 00..
Shares sold at 8100 each in amounts
8.100 to 810.000, pay 3 per cent. nonli-
annunlly lrom date of issue. Business
III-Itnbllahod ten years. Ten thousand
cheeks paid for profila. with increased
aurpluu show results. l‘nrtieularn on
request.
R. L. COBURN. Gealrll Agent.
ill So. Main St. South Norwalk.
H
atoms I... no.»
WE HAVE ALL GUALITIES AND SIZES.
PRICES, 501: TO $1.25.
‘|l‘
SILKS.
WE ARE SHOWING A FULL LINE OF HANDSOME SATIN FOULARDS~ALL
|_\ too nun-b. Hee?’ '~(‘ hit-ago fi‘,ribune
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West Washington Street,
South Norwalk.
ll Great Rummage Sale
Now Going (In.
Odds and Ends In the dllfarant duper/manta
going or vary In W prloes.
All small lots of Winter Goods must be sold to
‘ make room for our
Spring Stocks of
Cloaks; Furs, Fall ; Waist-Is,
Overcoats for Men angflBoys,
Underwear and Flannels.
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you HAVE ONLY TO sea THEM TO NOTE THE mrranadce FROM THE ORDINARY KIND.
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WE ARE GIVING YOU YOUR CHOICE OF THIS ENTIRE LINE FOR
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CREDIT 0R CASH.
Try our convenient Credit system.
No extra. charges for this
privilege.
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want you to. know that we are
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