: martial here hall sentenced
ill "limitation To
' 5y tattle Court at
decisions, New York,
in murder was expected to be,
P,in the trial tn the Court of
citations, of Bertha Clutches
Id French girl. on the charge
55mm killing Emil Gerdron
5‘
and: giant. standing ovet
all and weighing nearly 250
title or his slave for
drug wh on time she said
Ber 111111 forced her lipoll the
to‘ earn a living for him. So
ive was her story that the moll-
her defense has been largely
ed by contributions from women
an“ York-wily. Although the girl
ltted that she killed German. the.
fiumatanoes surrounding the shoot-
were so unusual that they havo
It rise to charges that members
he police had secretly urged tht~
_, biking along the street ill the
My, of three ofllcels. It is now
'that 5800 which Gerdron Is
‘ have had on his person at. the
as missing when the contents
It .pocltete were. turned over to
politic headqualtem. ,
3855358 Clalche said that Geldrou
~her: here from France when
"pix e yeals old alid forcibly
it] 11 ot' the1 streets. 0n
the at t of July 8 she 11111 from hel
00m Ind complained to three1 oflicers
Whom. she met that Geldron had beaten
her and that she wanted him 11111111111111
While she was making the lequest
"Gordon himself came up and was plac-
.011 in custody. It is alleged that 1111'
then turned upon the girl exclailning:
"I'll ill you. You will have me :11
rest , will you? chil. you arc as
. good as dead now
moment afterwaltl when his back
5585 turned Belthc (‘l1li1llt1 shot him
three times and as she gore. llcrscit’ 11p
‘Iotlle offices she cried: '1] am glad
I killed him and would do it twenty
times over. He made 111111 his slave.
but he will never raise his hand
against another woman."
When placed ill jail the girl said that
she was happier there than 111111 111111
been for a longtime.
D ing the trial it is expected that
”fine i' the witnesses will be a police-
5' man who is alleged to have said that
he forced anothel police oiliccr to giic
him a diamond locket, a gold watch
and a stickpin on the threat that it
they Were not given he would inform
1 the head of the department that those
article: had been taken from Herd
rou’s body.
Another peculiar phase ill 111111111111-
ti'onwlth this 11111111 developed yester-
day. when Charlotte Smith, president
of the Rescue Dengue appealed in .icl-
reason Maiket police 1111111 and 1111111
filed to the good 1"Mh11111ctt11 oi \iis Mill'-
8 Francis who she said is 1111 i111-
potion}, witness for 1111111111. 1‘ lab I111. A
policeman charged that M111. Francis
humiliated to bribc him when he tiled
to arrest he: on 11 rhalgc of keeping
1111 immoral 1111111111
hen the 11111-111 was called iliu court.
room was tilled many women tiling
moan the spectators. 1111111111111111~ly at
1 1511 the calling of 1111» 1'111111 it was 1111-
10057150 until tomollow. owing to the
III on 0! Assistant District Attolllcy
. . who was to conduct tiit1 11111111111111
5
3—1”.
I‘D TO SHOOT PRESIDENT OF
COLUMBIA.
MHINGTON. Feb. law—News bus
‘1:th Washington th111 on the morn-
_ III! of Feb. 10 an attempt Wits 111111111
‘ 10 "bassinet? the president or ill:-
' ubllo of Columbia. icighl 111111111
VI re fired at hint. 111111 of them struck
hll carriage. bill be cscilpcd uninjur-
VM—I WON BASKETBALL GAME.
r'l‘lto Overlook Military Ht'honl played
the Yale second 111nm ill 11111 'l‘nwn Hall
in balketball. Saturday evening. Yale
won by a score 115 .75 to it. William
Odell wall rotor-e11 11nd I’rofelmor
Itnnh was poorer and iimekueper.
yielding :1 11111111111 111111 of in-
‘ Kala: Potemhine now the Pataieimon.
. 5551's.
1.511.
‘ mild sentences imposed by the court-
9 platoon by the tact that the accused
.who were in Roumanla and beyond the
v. W505i“ Tm“.
. o ,
8838137057011. Feb :5. ‘ court-
42 or the
matinee” or the Bouillon bullwhip
to imprisonment one of them to iltteen
Twenty-live men were acquit-
ST PETEREBURG,Fob.19.-The
martial at Sebaotopol on the mutt
118.an oi.’ the Kilian Potemkine are ex
wore mainly sailols who voluntarily
surrendered at 111.015.111.1101111111111.
The accusations specified that they
participated in the mutiny only under
threat or death by the real mutineers
reach or Russian authorities, Ensign
and Quartermaster Alexieit, who. com
mended the rebel ship, escaped with
merely exclusion from the service and
no loss of rank which as he is in the
naval reserve is practically no punish
nlent.
1—...“
, HANGED HIMSELF iN CELL.
Peter Long Wu Serving Sentence at
Wethcrltleld for Murder.
HARTFORD Feb. lbw—Peter Long.
who was servtilg a term In state pris-
on front 10 to 12 years on the charge
or 11511111111 with intent to lliurder. com
mitted suicide ill his cell today by
hanging. bong tied a noose In the
lope which hangs on the -wail and
which is used in holding up the cot,
and alter putting his need in it as
named a clouchlng position and grad-
ually stitlllgletl himself to death. He
was found bun gumd about halt an
hour after he died. bong was commit
tcti from Norwich lp May, 1902. and
was 52 years old. He was considered
a 1110ch prisoner.
PASTOR KEEPS POSTED.
That. one. pastor, at least. ill the old
Bay State. believes in the truism that
It pays to advertise, witness the fol
lowing account of a happening in theta
Sta 11
Members of the First Congregational
Cllur.ch the largest conglegation in
the city of Hoiyoke. Mass. were 11mm.-
ed one Sunday lately to find a notice
in huge. type posted in the vestibule.“
lend:
Missing—Inlet Sunday. some famil-
ies {10m cliul‘.c.h
Stolen~Sevelal hours from the
Lord's Day. by a number of people of
different ages. dressed in their Sunday
clothes.
Silul'e1l——-ll11lf 11 11111111 oi' lambs, be-
liewd to have gone in the lllll'ttiltlll of
”No Sunday School "
Mislaide quantity of silver and
cooper coins on tllt1 counter of 11 public
house. the owner being ill a state of
great. excitement at the, lime.
Willard—Several young people;
when last seen were walking in pairs
11p "Sabbath Breaking l1111111." which
leads to the. NH of. “No Good."
llost~A lad cnl'citlli1 rt~1lr;c1i not
long from home and for 11 time vcly
prollilsing. Supposed to haw gone
with one or two older companions to
Prodigal Town. Husk hallo.
Any person assisting in the recovery
oil the above shall in no wise lose his
reward.
"What is the best dentifrice?" I
asked of the family dentist who was
filling an unfortunate molar for 111111 in
the third generation iil our family. all
of whose ieotll he had taken cure of.
"Soap and water twice :1 day." “lint
what should 111111 do when in spite. of
‘t-arcful brushing 11 discoloration comes
on the teeth?" "ill that 1111:1111 got an
ouncr1 of prepared chalk and 1111 111111111
of powdered orrls root and mix thor-
oughly. This is as good 1111 any tooth
powder that is made: the orris root
costs but little bought separately. but
111l1i11d to the prepared tooth powder
111111 pays more for It. Add 11 may [it
1111 sugar to this powder and it will
b1- mol'c acceptable to the Iiitl1~ folks.
who should be taught to brush their
tooth IWIt'f‘ 11 day."
"llcwurc." be added. "of ”11- liquid
tooth washes: they often routnlu 1111
acid that is 11xtl'11lllciy destructive to
HIV teeth. llild the brilliant whiteness
that is produced by their use. is ill tl11~
cost 01' the vitality ol‘ the teeth."
“Is charcoal good lol- the teeth?"
was the next question. "Yes. if it is
free from grit: it should be pulverized
thoroughly and 7ch smooth. else it
will scratch and wear away the enam-
el. it can be bought of 11 quality that
is harmless and will make a good
dentifrice for occasional use.“
"A new way of riding on a railroad
at hull-rate 111111111 to my attention at
1‘h11y1-une. Wyo.. a few days ago.“ said
(‘. l.. Willis. 11 Latin professor whom-
honlc is 111 Yankton. S. D. "I was tak-
ing 11 long trip from the Pacific roast
and naturally became fatigued with
nothing to do. I noticed 11 little girl
in the namtA car for hundreds of miles.
and 1111 she appeared to be entirely
alone I dccitlcd to divert myself by
conversation with her.
"Her dresses reached to her knees.
hcr hair was braided down her back.
her cheeks welt1 fresh and may am]
111111 talked demllreiy and easily 1.1.1.111
all sorts of thinga. I bought her run
lly and talked to her just as one would
talk an any little girl of 12 years. i
gave her largo litmmt or advice about
what a girl of 12 should do and how
long she should wait before permitting
hcl'tlt-ll to become infatuuimi with any
map A1 bolt 1 1111111111 her how old she.
Wall.
Q till 1111 11111
. Midi Nprwalk 311111111111 15111111. '
account with
03550: 5151.00 and over,
5011 every six month.
”1111111111.“. 111.11. 0
upon naturally 111101111100
5 o’clock:
Namath
"'I 11111 22.1011: said. ‘I am going to
visit my itl'nndmothc Ill Montreal.
Canada. and 1111 It Ill 11 long and costly
trip. I decided to go 1111 a child and pay
’50" tare!"
t
Money in it Yoi.w“i)o you ihluic
there 111 any further revenue to be
drawn from impolite personal Journal»
ism?”
"We needn‘t be impolite.” replied
the editor of "'i‘owu Whoppera."
“There isn't any law to prevent 1111
trim complimenting people is 111111111?"
5 0|!
“Well. i imagine most any promi-
nent portion would be willing to pay
my publication now."»-Wnsnlngton
The French to slot re 111111 been pe-
titioned by the arts unicipni Comp
oil to make it 11 penal offense to cause
to keep from helm: complimented Ill 11
The City
tonight. 1
A Bernard Collins was e 151101111 Dan-
bury yesterday.
Mr. Trail, of New York is In town
today on business. *
w...»—
Mr. Eehburn, of New York,
town on business.
is in
Misses N 11.11.1111. and Anna 'l‘lolney
spent Sunday in Naukatuck.
Gun Know and Charles Seymour
spent yesterday in New York.
2......-
Cbarles beckwood and Dennis Leu-
hy spent yesterday in New York.
Mrs. Susie Crancey, 01 Raymond
street, is allelic-nit at the Hospital.
Mrs Anna Mmyrack. of Lexington
avenue. has been taken to the Hospi-
tai.
Wm“..-
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Voorhces. of
Norwalk, spent Sunday Willi relatives
in. Snugatuck.
F. B. Coleman. Jr., of this city. and
Fred Coleman, of New Milford. spent
yesterday ill New York.
Mrs. Emily Evilyn, of New Cannon.
was taken to the1 Hospital. Saturday.
suffering with blonchltls and quincy.
A. J. Collins anti Company have tit-
led out the store of Miss N. E. Ryan
with a large quantity of new fill‘lli1
turn and fittings.
E. Billion Bet-ins wile chict oi the
local branch of the. Southern New Eng-
land Telephone Company. was a visi-
tor in Bridgeport yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wooley, of
Narragansett Pier, who have been the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. 9‘. B. Coleman.
have returned to their home.
Mrs. Asher. the evangelist. vialtg
Mrs. David Plait, of ti Dlly siret. Stir
nrday, and held a prayer and song sen
vice. Mrs. Plait is 11 shut-in and
aged.
OBITUARY RECORD.
l1‘REDICth‘K M. ARNOLD,
Frederick M. Arnold, who has 11111111
11 rcsidcut or The Norwalks for many
years. died last night at the Norwalk
Hospital. Wilt‘l't‘ ll(~ had been undergo
lng treatment for some time. Dorcas
ed was 1-111v11nt,\'~sc1'11n years of age.
and his ilomt~ had Ill't‘ll in (‘1'anhury
for the past few years. He was well-
known and had 11 large number of
friends. He served during 11111 thr of
the Rebellion, b11111: 11 inclllbci' of Com-
pany (l. 'l'th'lIly'tdgllill Regiment. F1111.
lit.‘(‘ilt'lll Volunteer infantry.
JOHN l‘l' GI1‘ Ni? Sl‘Ailit.
’l‘lit death oi iohn Eugene Spulll'.
infant son or August Spuhr. occurred
yesterday. after a few days‘ illness
front intmitlon. The funeral was held
this afternoon at :2 o‘clock. The inter.
11111111 was in Pine island t'cmclcry.
thn Governor Higgins. oi‘ New
York. was elected, be appointed a per-
solllii staff which consists of various
gelltlclllcu who desire to bt~ called coi-
oncl for the rest or their lives. and. to
pay for it. are willing to invest lavish-
ly Ill gold 111cc and appear with the.
governor on state. occasions. says the
Saturday Evening Post.
.1\ few days after lilt‘ governor was
inaugurated 1111 at‘lublc, “ml-dressed
man came illlo the executive oiliccs at
Albany and asked to see the governor.
The governor came out. shook hands.
chatted for n 111011111111 11nd excused
hinlscli. 'l‘l11~ lllllu stood around for
a time ill 1m 11illbtlrrnsscd sort of way
and 1111111 went oilt.
"Who was that 1111111 ” asked ”11' nov-
ernor 1.1 Secretary l’ci'lcy. "it 11111111111
to 11111 that i should know him. btlt i
cannot llx llllll in my mind."
“Yes." said Policy. “I think you
should know him, too. He Is one of the
men you appointed on your personal
stall."
“12!... .
NEW YORK. NEW 11111115“ '1.
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
—.—1—-
TIM! TABLE.
In Elton! Novcmher 13. 1585.
LEAVI UOU'I'H NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. Dir-12:52:, 5:82x. 5:451. 5:125,
6:50. 5:55 7:40. 8:18. 8:42, 5:08!
9152:. 9:5. 10:5011. 11:06, 11:17:.
P Ill-12: 511. 1:06. 5:05x. 5:87.
4:2311. 5: 45. :0111. 5:34. 5:401, 7.17:.
8: 00:. 9: 52:. 10:32.
Bundlyo.
A. M.-—-12:52x. 5:55:. 5:451. 5:55.
5:421.
P. M.—-2:55x. 5:05x. 5:45. 5:011.
7:211. 8200:. 8:231. 9:621. 10:14.
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A. 54.-—4:50. 5:50, 5:50, 5100:. 5:05.
5:401, 9:00x. 5:02!. 10:05:. 10:05.
11:00:, 11:05.
P. M.-—I2:03:, 1:04. 2:001. 2:55.
3:513, 5:4411. 4:05. 4:52. 5:021, 5:05.
5:25. 0:0011. 0:03, 0:58, 8202:,
9:59.11:008,12:00:.
Cuddly I.
A. 57.1—1-500 7: 50, 10: 05!.
P. 5111111405. 111.111 5:001. szon.
ll: 00!. 13: 00!.
SOUTH NOflyckK TO NEW
A. M.:—-—12 05:. mm. 11551:. 5:15,
7: 20.8:20.0: 11:. 100111. 11:11:. 11:48.
P 51.1—15 0511 1120511011. 4: 55.
6:10 5: 28 5: 05:. 5: 31. 7:10;. 5105:.
9: 22. it: 24.
Bridgeport. in 50141001: to above.
'P.M.- 45.4:45‘,‘ 7:25. .
on."
.5t.:--15 10:. 1121:. 1155:.0 0:15.
5:1A1, 11:11:.
P.’ 55—5: 48 7:101, 5. 05:.
GOU‘I‘H NORWALK 'ro DANIUIY.
A. A.191-»5 20. 5:5: 8
P. M.-1: 55, 4138:. 5:15. 5:10. 7:17.
All-1111111; to 5011571 Not-walk.
A. 5.71551. ti: 11. 10:05:.
5.1' 11.14: 111111, c: 05. 1:41.
Caution 50 0011511111.
A. 511-11192”-
P. 57th
1'0 50055 Item-lit.
1511111111750 at either sex 111 work more
than at: days 11 week
all» '57s it you 055 1% been got-
tlm; rather stout: lately. and its such
a comfort to know that i really have
no body!”~—Punot1.
The Great Sooluiwivnnt of 1553.111...
81111511111 Annual
Masquerade Ball
and
Entertainment
Uncas Tribe No. 26
RED MEN
‘Munic HALL, scum NORWALK.
MONDAY EVENING, FEB. 21111-1. 1906
THE CRITERION QUARTETTE.
E. G. Luab, tint tenor: $.61R3jotte,
second tenor: H. G. Tordott‘. first ban;
R. J. Holt, second bun. with a chorua
of twenty male voices, will turninh on-
tertainmnet.
RegularyTicketn 50c
Balcony Ticket: .......... .. 25c,
Box Seats ........... . ........ 51.00
Doors Open, 7:30; Entertainment at 8;
Grand March at 9 O'Clock.
Tickets on auto at Coleman'l, Whet-
pley a Clark's. Clifford Pharmacy.
Stiller: at Powell's and Plollted‘l,
South Nor-walk; Lockwood'0 Mullc
Store, Norwllk. or fr'om all members.
Notice.
Sewer Assessments.
”-11——
’l‘hc following is 11 list of the names
of persons assessed 111111110111 by the
Council of the City of South Norwulk
with the amount of limb l‘t'spccllvo
assessments for the bulldinli and con-
stl'nctioll of sewels through Day strcct
‘(‘11dur street, Quintard 111111111111. Austin
street. (‘bcstnut sti'oct. i’lnc slrcct
and Seymour avenue. all in this city:
DA \' STREET :
(it-urge. N. MrKlbbili ......... 8 30.011
Abraham Harris ............. 39.00
CEDAR S'I‘RICETI
Luther M, Wright ............ 78.0!
Annie W. Newman ........... 21.9.1
Ql‘lN'l‘ARD AVENl'li:
Lloyd E. [lentils ............ 27.04
John 11‘. McMahon ........... 321.1111
.Iohn ll. Woodwar ........... 02.01
Jacob l.inxw1~llr1r ............ 711.0:
William H Smith ............ 113.35
AI‘S TIN S”2llti1l'l ':l‘
.Iobli & .luiill l . 07.111111 ........ 411.1".
lclucry Kardosh .............. H.713
isnbclln Roman .............. Sills
Frank 81 James Soltosz ....... 43.00
(‘HESTNI'T STREET
So. Nor. l‘tilou 111-1151.: Dist. 34.55
(‘hristinn Swurtz ............. 51.52
“11111-111. l‘cpptll'll & (To. . . . . . . .. 47. 70
Abraham Harris ............. 1:1. ‘27
Mrs. Jane McClure ........... “12:2. 90
Henry ilot'tmnn .............. 55.1111
Ernest. W. 'l‘ailmadgt1 ........ :lil.ii'1
PINE S’I‘REIC'i‘ AND SEYMOI'R AVE
Nl' l1}:
Knapp ............
.Ininns ll, {12.05
Amy Sims 51. Louise Curtis 4505
John I". MI‘MIIIIUI‘I ........... “2.11:2
.lnnlca ii. O‘Hara ............ 38.20
Bertha .I. Elia ............... 5L0;
William ii. McMahon ........ 111.1111
llcorgn lioblns ..... . ......... I502.
'l‘honlas Robins .............. 49.711
Patrick and Anna iiaugh and
t‘aihvrlni1 lloylc ............ 72.“
.1 $1,391.70
South Norwtllk. (,‘onu.. l~‘cbruury l7.
I900.
l’cl' order of the (‘ollllrll‘.
JOSEPH R. TAYLOR.
City Clerk.
Notice.
11.111111 Assessments.
cit-III-
'l‘hc following In a list of the 11111111111
of persons assessed benefits by the
Council 0! the City of South Norwaik.
with tilt1 amount of their respective.
assesllmente, for the paving of East
Washington street with brick payc-
moot:
fl? .‘it.
-.
1 FINE
31:10
FANAMAS.
SUFIAH sale.
cmsetua.
Decorated China Cups and Sa‘uc-
crs.
Decorated Cream Pitchers,
15c Decorated Fancy Pin Trays.
Decorated Bread and Butter plates, 5c Decorated Fancy Cups and Saucers. 5c
50,6113 Burners, complete,
VOlLA. Q .
PRUNELLA. .
Lus'rluA. '
FRENCH TWILL. . "
HOUSEFURNISHIN G DEPARTMENT.
15c
15c
Decorated Vases, fancy shapes,
29c
. _ NOS.aAND56AZETTE BUILDING.
IFUI. BLACK DRESS GOD'S
In New Materials.
THE VALUES WE OFFER ARE BETTER THAN EVER. .
A Black Dress. Shirt ol Jacket, should be a very important part or every ladies waxdrobe.
some of the newest. weaves or the season‘s productions.
‘ We are showing 1
Among the newest are
.cnsps pa FARE.
EOLIENN E.
MELROBE.
Gas Mantlee, 6c
Decorated Tea Pots, 39c
Furniture Polish. 40::
Paper Napkins. for 100 25c
ti Glass Tumblqyd. 19c
TRISTRAM at HYATT, 111011me CONN.
EATON-HURLBUT WRITING
PAPER
25 (:58.
NEW LOT OF NOVELS
100 and 256:.
1101' or LEATHER POST
CARDS.
WM. A. BRIGGERMAN'S
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 134 W00hlngton at.
Aunt for fitment laundry
0 I.
Life Is a chance.
Life insurance In a dead certainty.
Begin the New Year by insuring with
F. 11:11:51.0, General Agent.
United Bank Bldg. 30. Norwaik, Conn.
Telephone 336—5.
A Jack Of all Trades
is not what the people want when they
require good workmanship. My work
is done right a when I say A job
is done. its done; "
ARTHUR “E. 31511150101.
Plumbing. Timing and Steam Fitting.
5 Monroe Street. So. Norwalk.
"GIOVER'S llll PIMJE."
for M1111 51101701111111.
$3.50 and $4.00.
'Pnom 455.
“WEAR SHOES lliIl ill"
ll‘l'nnk (71111111111 1
rs. - Order of Notice.
Anna (Vino-all J
Sate of Connecticut, it‘tlll'ileid Coun-
ty. Superior Court, 1111.. Bridgeport.
February 10. A. 0., I900. 1
Upon the complaint of the said
Frank Chnran praying tor reasons
therein set forth. tor a divorce. re~
turnublc to the, Superior Court In anti
for Fairiiold t‘ounty. on the first Tucs-
day or March 1005.11 appearing to
and being found by the subscribing
authority that Anna 01111111111. the said
defendant. is absent from this state
and gone to parts unknown.
'l‘bcrt-loro Ordered. That notice of
the pendency of said complaint ho alv-
on by publishing this order in the
Evening Bentim-i, n downpapcl‘ print-
ed In Norwulk. three times successive-
Iy commencing on or hetero. Illti 20111
day of February. A l).. 1505.
FRED W. 'l‘ltAt‘Y.
Assistant Clerk of the Superior Court
for Fountain County. til at
SALE NOW
fun-515517431 .
Mrs. Margaret Lauder . ..... .5 l24.60
Nelson Taylor Est. 1:17.50
15. A. Woodward Est. 52.00
Reed Havlland Est. 199.80
W. ll‘. Mandeviile .. ...... 50.00
Nelson Taylor Est. ....... 49.00
City of So. Norwnik. ...... . 40.90
William W. (‘omstocku' . 48.00
Dildlille [0. Raymond 00.00
J. R. and W. l5. Marvin...... 190.00
1. Mortimer Hoyt 100.00
Jeremiah Donovan 215.00
John H. II‘orrls 11:111. 390.00
Hannah l‘t. Ambler anti Eliza-
bath and Lewis ll. Raymond “111.00
Frank (1. Becker 140.110
Conrad Becker 00.00
W. 'l‘. and 'l‘. i. Raymond“... 50.00
.I. R. and W. it}. Marvin 00.00
Charles S. 't‘rowbridgo 23.110
Chile. 19. 111111 Eben J. Church. 44.00
Dorthea Stabeil 40.110
John H. Ferris . tot. 200.20
The Bo. Norwalk Iub Co. 113.40
Altreti 9‘. Austin ..........1 00.00
The City National .Bankunu 40.00
The filo. Norwnlkrflhvlngs Bank 4000
James Golden. C. 3111111111....“ 50.00
James Golden. 1 . Norwalk‘
Trust. (311.. M. 1‘. bett....... 111.011
the 50. 1111111111111 'i‘i‘ilitl 1:11. .. 311.411
howls H. Duokew............ 40. 00
C. Swarm and M. Corbett”... 104.00
N. Y., N. 11. 1111 11.11.11.130. 51.111:
55,221.40
South Norwalk. (30115.. February
17, 1505.
Per order at the ”Conway!”
JOSEPH
£17 55 , titty Clerk.
0011119 on
Gottlieb’e
CLOTHING, 8540'. AND
FURNIININ‘II,
11- 11111111 11111111 51111111 511111 1191111101.
H.Krie
Cloaks, 'Furs,
A T . ' ‘
, I
or 81 00. 5
West: Washington Street,
South N orwalk
I
it Great Rummage Sale
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adds and Ends In the different departments
going at very low prices.
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make room for our
Spring Stocks of
Fall Waistq,
Overcoats for Men and Boys,
Underwear and Flannels:
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spend.
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and our customer: know we do.
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