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We have suite and Overcoat; to
_ chow you that can't be but by any but
thc'heot lotion. They are better tho
nlnc tailor. out of ton can make to
you. The labor that can equal them
will charge you onmhnlf more than our
prion anti perhaps double. Try them
on. then decide for yourself, but don't"
feel yourself into paying a big price for
Butt or Overcoat, became you can not
them from us no good for only If or
$10. No more: no Inc.
Get the Habit. Go to the
Copyright Clothing till.
6 NORTH MAIN STREET. ‘
HARRY GOODWIN.
Manager.
"'COLLE” €E§6OT§ N
Stand high in the favor of women who
haw, once warn them. They’re smart
and unity in appearance; they fit. well;
thcy are comfortable; and they [possess
a remarkable adaptability to the foot.
They can be purchased in all the pop-
ular leathers and shapes. 'l‘heir char-
actcristlce are low rakiob tops, natty
extension ctlge soles and trim mannish
effect. For outdoor wear. the “Queen
Quality" College libel in one of the
smartest specimens of high grade fem-
inine footwear yet produced.
SOUTH NORWALK SHOE CD.
‘ Sole Agency,
90 Washington St.
So. Norwaik.
M
Candiduieeiu—Fcr Senator Are
Named
(Continued From First Page.)
says of him: "While Donovan is in
'thc legislature
gprotesting hand against the linndthat
,is reaching for the public. grab bag.’
that-ll April thc New Britain city coun-
cll passed a votc of thanks to the non—
ator from this district for his fight
was réaeonablc to summon could ,bc
.11 V l I ”x . W) ‘
:iixit‘iegdbgii citracttz‘ii timing: riggmi'ilo against thc public utility corporation
had, perhaps, all that any citizen ot that city which was making a tight
should ask out of thc omcc. lie con-i before thc legislature. He is a man or
sldcred it pcriincnt to make a few rc~i ”.1“ pcople "“d has always been 0" “‘0
marks concerning the lcgislaturc.'”““‘ 9" P173311?“ "lid public improve-
whicb he considers the rotlcncst of mcni, 501““ "f ”l" "1"“ dcspcratc
{my legislature in the United Staics.i tights 1" ””5 “W" “W1 ”Willy MN
No state legislaturc, he asserted, gtrci “W“ “”1 ‘” “Fossil” ““8"“ “3‘ “it".
such treatment to bills as that. of CongE M“ ”WW“ 3 ““1“” WM "it“ With
nucticut. Imnch applause and when he was cs-
l-ie desired to npcuk more particu-i “”1"“, i“ “W ""“"“““"n him by ”'0
lariy of the bills that had affected this comnnttcc 50'” ”"t for ””8 purpose.
locality. A bill for a lch-ccnt l'arc in h" “'“S “1“” loudly ili’i'lliildi’li illit‘l‘ hill
lilo Town of Norwalk had bccn intro “WWI"
ducod‘ by Mr, Osborn, his prcscni scn-
atoriai opponent. 'l‘his hilL togcthcri
With several other smnilcr bills had
been consolidated into one hill for the
state and the connniticc on the bill. oi‘
which Mr, Osborn was a lncmbcr, rc-"
ported advcrsciy on it.
Then there was the bill ~for dollar
gas. Mr. Osborn rcportcd against it.
Senator Donovan hclicvcd Mr. Osborn
could explain why. Mount Vcrnon has
dollar gas and our place in Massachu-
Hctls about tltc sizc of Norwalk has
Stbcexlt gas. it seemed to him that
people like that suit, of thing. tic as.
sorted that Norwnlk is paying 45 pcr
“cent. more for gas titan other places
of its size,
by James T. Hubbcll and llr. Thomas
(‘iunc was chosen chairman. int 0.
(Ircgory was namcd as accrctnry.
Mortars, Leary. Light and (locpplc wcrc
appointed a committee to call the sca-
atorial convention two yearn boner.
’i‘lic delegates In attendance this
morning \Vcrc:
Norwaik-l)r. Thomas F, Clanc.
East NOI‘Wllik--—Fl'0ti(‘l‘i('k 1.. bund-
quiat.
South Norwaik—Andrcw Leary, w.
S. Wilcox and Edward Pierce.
Willonml'l'. K, J. iIubbcil ntid Rtr
bcn B, (locpplc. ' ,
New (lanmm——-Franklin Stevens and
I"rcdci‘ick ii. Light.
On the ntlhjccl ol‘ irolicy tart-s hc, 2?“);"34‘: ()',(_"'°gml“".) , _
“38mm” ”u” Norwilik [myfl “mm! .. .‘ (nutrition, httldtot iiono.
than any ”m” placc in thc state. it’ tan Al'liil‘liitivllltii. tho doinguicn at din.
oven costs sonic pchplc in tlic towni “H “t ”I" M'I‘Lan“ ”("9"
ton come to aitcnd divinc nt'l'VIt'l‘. t‘ol‘ __ fi' ‘
instance pcoplc rcsidiug in llowayton OBI'UARY NOTES'
who wishcd to attcnd church in South ‘ , "_" , _
Not-walk ahorc St. Joseph's Church. MR5 “‘ H‘ “' ltlttl\\i\,
on South Matti sin-cl. Though Attor- Mir. Ella C. Iirown, win- of w, it,
ncl's Huribntl, Walsh and Scymour, of} ii. ilrown, dicd ’l‘neoduy attcrnoou at
Norwaik. had made ”1,. ill‘i'lltt'Sl plpufii thcir home in 'i‘rcmont, N. Y. Mrs.
of ”w“. livcs for a tirc-ccnt tal'c. lht‘t iirown was the eldest. daughter of the
city councils had [)llb’Hi‘ii rcuoiutiolis.‘.“ii“ (‘barlcs Smith, of this city, and
commlticcs SM” 1,, Hartford and ovcry Htsicr of Mrs. S, Wullacc Osborn. Mrs.
0mm made. ”H. comtnilicc, of “1qu ll. M. ilouton. Miss Emma ll. Smith
Mr. ()eborn was onc. Ichortcd adrcrsc-ttillli V. N. and l-‘. .\. Smith. Mrs,
iy on tho bill lmn' months and scrcnf “WWII lctli‘cs a husband and a con
days aftcr thc hcarinn. This was Mr. and tiitlllzhtcr. 'i'lic flint-rail scrvicc
Osborn. who had bccn notniuatcd by Will tii' tii‘ili thin H'cuinr, at tho rosi-
ihe Republicans and cndorscd by thcdcncc in Iiycl‘ avcnuc, ’l‘rmuont. 'l‘bc
emocrnis fur u". icgiriuinrc, Mr. (mi lutcrmcnt will bc at itivcrsidc (‘onnn
horn had also bccn a nicmbcr of the: 'i‘i'i‘. Norwaiit.
committee which rcporird advcrsclii MRS l'llitNlil is Al I ”N
on “W M” for "“S'HWHHK mm” "”"H' Mrs. ('orncliuq [C Adieu will: of tier
Senator Donovan gavc tho Conncctlcut ”mm“ W. Alivll,‘ dicd V’l‘uciuiuy m‘
Railwin and llinbiinu ( oiupuny a fling. t'nionviilc, Conn. Shc was a niatcr
on the twcniy-minutc schcduic i‘ol‘. oi’ Miss Martha Ii. Lockwood, of West
furcnuc. ’l‘hc rcmaina will be brought
,io Norwuik. Friday aftcrnoon, on thc
itrain arriving at 12:52. and services
.wiil bc hold at ltivcriddc ('lvlnclcry.
LEWIS ll. STARR,
Lowin ll. Starr, nnod Sl,‘l'i’llly-IIIII('
ho maintuhu-wl. without it but lilill't'
wear and tear on its rolling stock,
Senator Donovan. at this point, ilaymi
Edward ii. (lnrbnnl, of blast Norwaik.
He Still] that Mr. ttorhunl did not Ili)‘;
Deal at the lit-aria: bci'orc on thc ronri
v.7" puny'u rpm...“ fur a nwitch In S‘.".})'l"lll‘li. died iuui night at it‘ltch‘a Sold-
‘Viow nrcnuc, but he lllllit'l‘HlliOti tlutt‘ ‘1'” llomc‘. ”H" w“ a “WW" of
Mr. Corbmn \Vcnt privuicly to tho Hc- (.nlnpany L, l'wcnty-nlnth Infantry.
lectmcn and nskcd lhcm to grant lhl' M'“ H“'“"- ”1" ”WWW“ WI” be
nwlirh. if he did that. n“, ucllalor bu, hold lmnorrow at Spring ilrorc ('f‘mth
iicyctl ho uhouid iii! (“XI")NI‘II. Said hr: , “"3“ Burton,
”It It ihlll' iruc, lhcu I ought to bc‘ JAMES Ii, DYKEMAN.
exposed. A man who won't go before: Janice ll. llykcman. a well-known
lib: pmplc and ionic his position douu- member of ('ockenoo Tribe, of' Nor»
n't [imiluvrt to i,.- w.” in tho lqlxlfilu- walk. dicd yculcrday, at hie home in
lmu,‘ ’ . Within". The Iuncrai will bc hcld i-lnu-
.'ir, itcuuruu wan Iliiiliiilillt'ii by An» day ili'Icl‘lllililI. and a dclckallon of it'd
drc'r In’.ti‘_\‘, of South Norwniit, who Mcu will attend.
nuld: '
“Wr turci bcrr today nlnicr i‘uvorlr
bio cirrumuiuuccn, \Vc hnro a cnntll~ DIVORCE.
Iiflit' who iiilll airundy bccn nominated, Aortic p; \Vcilinan, of
by tho pcoplc. [to not, only rcprcitoutu pm. i
the phonic oi iill' L‘iiih kcnntorinl din Wcl
lrlol. but hc rcprcscnlu thc pcoplc oi of l
' the Wltolc niatc. 'i'hc oyck of thc wholc‘
ntuio arc on ilro niith diutrict. ii in
t’hc cortical prayer of tho pooplc who
toll and arc not looking for upcrial log-
Itdallun to exploit and to rump unjust
gain that thin pcnticman will ht,- rc-
tnrnuri. ‘l‘hc ncwupnpcr that in noncr-
aliy cmeldcrcd’lho organ of a boon.
who lulu gone the ways of all bounce.
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HUNTINGTON MAN BUES FOR
Huntington.
irouitbt null unalnui l’ronnon M.
imun. or illuillngton on tho ground
‘ nl'ldcliiy. She claims that be.
lwrcu tho tiltil‘li of June tilt and Son-
tv-mlu-r 2i! hurt. her himhand has been
guilty of improper conduct with t-lnalc
tliovcr of New Haven and Moridcn.
Mrs. Wciimun nuyu hcr hunhnnd in
worth 80,000 and she wants alimony.
.‘t‘ho wife‘s maiden name was Annie it}.
grant and, she lnnrrlcd Wcilman, March
, .
” .VA Practical Suggestion
If you find it diliicult to now, try this plan:
t. . Keep an accurate account of innt what. you upcmi for u
- It it over end see how much of it you could have avoided.
mini ofthcnoltcmu is what. you ought, to now: easily. ’l‘hcu ricutmit
that. amount HERE FtllB’i‘ and live on the balance. it. will noon be
any. This plan has helped hundreds to become regular carers and
twill also help you. ,
SouthrNorwalk Savings Bank,
m Inuit Willing. Of titanium cc. hull! Nov-wow, coon.
moat h.
The
French Authorities Have Little
’ Wimated this morning by the taxi
there will always be a‘ ac
i
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V‘ . ‘ ' n v .‘s . .o
the convention wilt-i called to ordcr rncd mm) to "5 ist in raining
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BM . IITI LOCATED
illope‘ of Saving Any Member
of the Crew oi the Vessel
BIZERTA. 'l‘unin. Oct, 18. 10:35 it.
m.-—'i‘he sunken submarine boat Lutin
Cyclones. .
PARIS. Oct. tit-«tin spite of the fact
that it was announced from Bizertu
this morning that the spot where the
submarine boat Latin suck on "rues-
duy had been definitely ascertained.
hope of reaching her crew n‘iive has'
practically been abandoned at the
Ministry of Marine. indeed, the im-
pression there is that the crew were
probably immediately killed or ren-
‘dered unconscious by tile accident.
The naval officers believe that when
Iliuut. ii‘opoux ordered the boat to be
cabinet-gm] in the rough sea. tiicn rvun
ning, the helmsmon depressed the rad!
dcr too much and tho lattin pitched to
the bottom, overturning her uccumu-‘
tutors and suffocating the crew with]
the fumes from the acids before they
had time to release the safety weights
or the telephone buoy. The water
pressurc is sixty pounds to the inch
at the dopth where the boat has
which it in hclicvrd would be sufficient
to start her plates especially if it is
true as announced in a special (ill-5‘
patch from llizerta that the Latin
stranded a. fortnight ago, that her
hull may haVc, been injured and that
aim was not docket] after having been
haulcd off.
The Ministry of Marine in criticized'
for its failure to properly equip the!
iiizcrta naval station with solving ap-
paratus, as it wan proposed «to do af-
ter the disaster to the submarine boat
Farindct. which sank last summer oft
Ilizcrta. some of the newspapers cx-
prose tho'opinion that the repeated
clticntu to nuhnmrinc boaln should
lead to an international agreement to
‘i prohibit. their use, claiming that. it is
proved that lhcy are more dangcrous
to their own crows than they are crcr
likely to be to an cut-my. i
MAitSEli.i.ES, France. Oct. tits-w
Murine Minlutcr Thomson sailed for
Ilizcrtu today on board the cruiser
.Icunnc d‘Arr. to supervise the efforts
to raise the submarine boat Latin. 1
Admiral llciluc in his dispatch an~
nouncing thc dcfinltc location of tho
l.utln added that sho was rcstlng flat
on the bottom at a depth of 36 mo
't‘H,
The British batticsblp lmplucnblc.
the nruiorcd (‘m‘navon and the torpe-
do bont Dculroycr Albatross have ar-
the
Latin.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
(‘hcstcr Tollcs, of Anuonia, spent last
night in Norwalk.
Frederick E, Lockwood-of Norwaik.
is in Now York City today on a bust-
ncxs irlp.
Mr. Ilobcrt Holmes. of i’ciham, spent '
last night with Dr. and Mrs. J. C.
Ncwkirk.
llcnjamin Polta, a railroad man. had
his right hand painfully crushed bo-
twwn two freight cars this morning
in Snuaaluck I
Prof. Gilbcrt Ncwpll‘n dancing class,
opcncd ycsicrdny In Arion ”all. There
wcrc about twonty-flvc pupils and i
mnrc will probably attend at the next
ions-on,
'l‘hc anmcg Club. of Norwalk, will‘
hold a mcctiug this crcnlng at the
club rooms, corncr ol’ Main and Walli
Sin-Ms. (inc of the matters to be talk-
cd up in a dance.
Wait-r Commissioner George B. Bur
ton, of Norwalk_ saw Willie Iioppc. the
boy wondcr, tit-feat the old tlmcr,
Schucfcr, lust night. in the big New
York billiard loin-authent.
'l‘in- Norwalk Iron Works (‘ompany
has dccidcd to placc its many employ"
on on a working basis of fifty-five
hours a week, instead of sixty hours,
as has hcrotoforc born the case. and
thc change will take effect at once.
without uffcctlng the pay of the work-
men.
.lulucs Murncca, a Water
South Norwalk. lull, played “horse"
while at school yesterday, Today ho
is laid up at his home with a broken
collar bonc. 'l‘bc injurod boy was at-
tended by Dr. Jean Dumortler. ycu-
tcrday, a short time after the acct-
dent.
'i‘hc firrmcn from The Norwulku
crcutcd a vcry line impretoiion for
themselves yesterday in the bin pa-
rudc of firemen in Wcutporl. ’l‘hc
Norwulk inds wcre about the, humi-
nomcut In line, at lcaai according to
the rcralon of thclr fcminluc friends.
The local liltiltcrs of the flames hawl
only one kick, and that bi over the
length of the line of march. Au near
as they could linurc thu- couruc tboy
walked froth right to nine llliit‘tl.
Many of thc llrcnwn arc vrry lamc
today no u rcsuli of thc innit trnm'p.
All feel tnorr or loss the cxccsnivu rx-
crrlnc.
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BII‘N‘I.
MR8. VARGO ARRESTED.
Ycaicrdny Ambrose. Varlzo, a rustuur
ant ltccpcr of Sprlngwood, wan arrcsb
cd for keeping a gambling house and
to-duy Mrs. Vartzo was in tho toiln of
the law. Someone complained to tho
police that gambling was being donc
at Vurno‘r place and Mn. Verso ncmlu- '
cd Mrs, Annlo i’almor. of Sound Vicw
’l‘orraro. of huvlnulhcon tho informer.
th wont to Mrs, Palmer‘s house and
roundly abused her. and not being tuit-
Isliod with that.,ihrow a pan full or
dirty water on her. The route was
aggtlnucd until Saturday under ball of
.
Maw—W
GRACE CHURCH JUNIOR GUILD
TIA.
A very uuccennful and plenum. millil-
rlal tea was; siren by the Junior llnlld
of Grace Church, yesterday afternoon
at thr- rculdenco of Mrs. S. A. Wood
in Wall ntreet. The house had been
nreltliy decorated for the occluded
with autumn leaves. Tell and coffee
and varied: light ediblen wore email
by the young ladle». The muslclnl
program annotated of piano detections
by Mrs. Chester 9. Bullock and Misc
Hencdlct, and Mn. Stone and Mrs.
smith of the Church choir. rendered
vocal numborl.
t
Snot! Mro. Whitney's life. She
had bronchitic nigh unto death
when our fondly doctor pre-
ecribcd Linomne use but re-
aort. Her recovery was what
can be called in all truthfulness,
inlracuious.~—,I.,C. Whitney. 232
W. 122d St, New York.
All Broadside—25o, soc, c1.
FITGHBURG RAILROAD WANTS
MORE MONEY.
BOSTON. 90L 18.—'l‘ho li‘itchburg
Railroad has petitioned the railroad
commissioners fdr approval of an to
sac of 82,000,000 four per cent. twenty
year bouda, to be dated April I, 1907.
The proceeds will be used for re.-
i'unding a portion of the company's
bonded indebtedness for the repay-
mmt to the Realm: and Maine of
amounts paid by the latter on account
of the current unfunded indebtedness
of the F‘Iichhnrg, and for permanent
additions and improvements, all an-
dcr the terms of its Icauc to the lion-
ton and Maine.
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NEWELL’S cliche lékbEMY
W, GILBERT NEWELL'S,
SELECT SCHOOL FOR DANCINO
AND DEPORTMENT
at Arion Hall, Madison St, South Nor.
walk. Children‘s class, young ladies,
mist-toss and masters. Wednesday, Oct.
i7, at 4:30 p. m. Evening ciasa, for in-
dies and gentlemen, Wednesday, Oct.
17. at 8 o‘clock. 08 if
1—-
"all. Tudag ”
Our display of the famous Al—
fred Doniamin & Cole New
York Clothing.
We have securcd the cxciuslVe
selling rights for the Town of
Norwalk of the finest rcudyiov
wcar clothing made In all the
world. "
All’rcd Benjamin ti: (‘0., New
York, have set thc fashions in
the clothing world for Slit years.
No other clothing approaches it
in quality or style.
Suite: and Ovcrcoats. Sli- to $3".
Open Monday. Wedneldny.
and Sammy atoning-
taint
TAILOR
MATT
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PURNIBHBR.
III Wnnhlnflton Strut.
. Soutb‘i‘florwuih.
LL11!
its this Bill in.
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"GIOVER'SJIIE PlAGf.’
ELITE SHOES
for
MIN AND WOMIN.
$3.50 AND “.00.
cae‘i‘c‘cuou
. for
won-u.
$2.00 AND 33.59.
Phat: ma.
"writ snort an or,
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, let-noon and not afterwards,
. of October, moo.
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nos. 3 and 5 GAZETTE Buiano. .
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“ HYATT.
Our entire new line of Furs is now open and ready for your in-
spection. 'l‘be same high grade quality that has always prevailed in
this department has been maintained in this season‘s line. We stand
back of every piece of Fur that we sell with a full guarantee. The
manufacturer stands back of us, so that the buyer takes no chances
when Furs are bought from our stock. We invite everyone to make
a critical examination of our stock. No detail of honest workman-
ship has been slighted. Every piece is perfect in fit, elegant in de-
sign, and made up in the very best possible manner. Our prices will
be found to be as low as can be quoted for Furs of equal quality and
merit. The line includes different shapes in Sable Fox, Isabella Fox,
Squirrel, Sable Martin, Isabella Martin, Japanese Mink, Black Lynx,
Blue Fox, Silver Fox and Persian Lamb.
TRISTRAM
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8: HYA'I'T, NORWALK, CONN.
firm
KNIGHTS OF PYEHIAS CONVEN-I
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 18.~Thc im-
portant business of the Knights ofI
Pythias Convention was reached to.
day. The Supreme Lodge was ached-i
nicd first to takc up the election ofl
officers and it was hoped to reach con-
sideration of the proposed revision of_
Pythias insurance lawn. Anothcr,
important proposition is that of unit-
ing the Rathbone and I’ythlan Sisters.
m
Notice to Contractors.
The time for receiving and opening
bids on proposed High School has
been cxtcndcd to Wedncsdny, Oct. 24,'
lilthi, at 5 o'clock p. in.
For the Cmnmlttec,
A BLANCHAIH). Chairman.
JOHN A. OSIIORN, Scc'y.
Norwaik, Conn, Oct, is, 1906.
BIG ASSORTMENT OF
Souvenir Post bards .
2 FOR 5c: 25!: A 001.
IIIO
POST CARD ALBUMS,
ALL PRICES.
WM. ti. BRIGGERMAN'S
‘ MUOIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 184 Wochlnnton st.
Agent for Ore-cont Laundry.
llllll innual Fair
Norwaik fire Department!
Week of Oct. 22d,
at the Norwalk Armory.
Entertainment Each Night of
the Fair.
Dancing Every Night.
Single Admission, l5 Cents.
Season Ticket. 75 Cents.
"not...
Admission of Electors.
Notice is hereby given that the se-
icctincn and town clerk of the Town of
Norwnik will hold a session in the
Town Court. Room in the Town Hall
Building, Wail atreet, in the City of
Norwalk. Friday, the 19th day of (Jo:
toner. 1906, from 9 o'clock in the fore.
norm until 8 o'clock in the afternoon.
for the purpose of examining the quail-
ilcatlouk of electors, and admitting,
to the elector'a oath those who shall
be found qualified;
and will he in session for the same
purpose, at the Police Room. Havlland
street, in the City of South Norwalk,‘
Monday. the 22nd day of said October,
from 10 o'clock in the foronoon until
4 o'clock in the afternoon,
and Wednesday. the lib day of said Oc-
tobcr, from 2 o‘clock in the afternoon,
until 8 o’clock in the afternoon:
and unions all entered on the first list
as “to be made" whose rights «hall
appear to have matured. shall hare
been admltcd or rejected. said autocl-
muu and town clerk will he in session
for said purpooo, at said Town Court
Room, Wall street, Friday. the filth
day of said October. from 9 o'clock in
tho foronoon until llo'eiock in the al-
. except
that if it uppearthat tho rlghtil of any
portion on the it a list under the title
"to be made" I mature after said
Friday. October‘lilth. and on or he»
tore the day ctnclti olectoru’ meeting,
said seiecim‘en nail town’clerk will be
in session at thereofllco of «old town
rink on the day before raid olectorc'
acctlmr, to wit outlay, November
tun. iron. notably] .
no in until 5 o'clo initihe afternoon.
an .. not, niturvmr , . to: the harbour:
of ddmlltlug ouch retina, undfoizfido
olhbr purpose.
fluted at mid Norwnlk, thin 18th titty
JAMES A. BROWN.
ALFRED AVISON,
J. B. RAYMOND,
Selectmen at the Town of Norwellr.
HERBERT ll. cairn.
016 1718 iii . .m , ’1'lech .
(:le la the fore- f
H. KRIEGER a. co
WEST WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
Cash or Credit.
We give the people every ad-
vantage of value and style that
any other store can give, and at
the same - time we extend to- our
customers the advantages of a.
charge account plan by which
they can charge their purchases
when they are made. This plan
applies to every department. in
our store and is open to all cus-
tomers. You can buy your Fall
Clothing and pay ‘us while you
are wearing the goods.
All Fall goods are here now.
There will be no better time to
buy.
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H. KRiEGER & co.
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' ems ounce?
BHOHT. cur wen: THEY LAST oun PRICE to mow eumccc,
”emcee, ‘ .
HAVE YOU TRIED OUR FINE ABBORTMINT OF FANCY CAKES, AT
' 2 LBS. FOR 250? _ '
_ eooo Arron won rice, PICK, 290. ~
3 cm: commune MILK, 25o.
no omom, new. 8th.; oumr. lie, 3
2 CANS rAch nun IALMON. 26c. -
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