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Pure "
Ice Cream
Lane’s
Shocking fall at. L. tlilttde‘s.
the ad.
~Charieu .l. Donahue. Workingtnan‘s
Candidate. at lloyt's 't‘ltcalro, Satur-
day night. .
Saturday offerings at
Market. Sound.
Spot-lain for Saturday at tho llttxton'
Store. Road the lid. ' 1
Saturday candy apt-cial at Stilluoir
Powell (iorp. Son at].
'l‘ry [trim for rheumatism For solo
at E. W. Kcllcy. .lr.‘o. Soc ad.
China croam'pilchcr frcc- at Union
Pacific ’l‘ctl 00.. IOil‘ltlt'l‘Ol". Soc ad.
A grout carnival of bargains at it.
Krieger & Co’s. tomorrow. Soc. ad. 1
Try a Stearns & Foster cotton lnnt<
tress. lv‘or solo. at l“. A. Mitchell‘s,
Norwnlk.
Saturday sale of shoot music. (Tori-
Road
tho Publicl
l i. ’l‘ho. Pub
_ luring tor
- .‘ Mitts i‘urucu Soymtutr huh rutul'nod
' .l. llouioy.
' THE s
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LIQUOR LICENSE nouns.
u in. on at not. DEN.
Saturday. Soc alt, pago :1.
from an oxtoniiod viult in Ncw Jt‘t‘Hl‘l'.
.
- i 'llic uhort cltlondar iii the tiupcriur
(‘ollrl will ho cults-d \\'ctlncsduy. No-
vcmbot‘ 7.
f‘ockouoo 'I‘rlbc. I. it it. M.. of Nor-
walk. will hold a wanton tonight at
Rk'tl Mcu'et liall in tho tiazcttc bulld-
lug. ..
Miss .loanno Wilcox. oi" Franklin
utrcet. had it very pleasant llullowc‘on
party at her home. Refreshments wcrc.
served and games wcro playod and
:all her llttlc trlondn enjoyed tho oc-
casion greatly.
The cases of (‘harics Ilrndicy. .ir..
and Sumucl Artollu. both of whom
wcro urrostod whilo playing Hallow
c'cn pranku. \vorc hot‘orc lhc town
court this morning. illli wot-o continucd
tutti] November in, at 9 u. in,
Henry M. Camp. 01‘ tin.- Pout (Milt-c
Dcpat'tuicut. Washington, D. t‘.. in in
town today. roncwing old acquaintautz.
on. lilo will roniain intro until ntlcr
oloction. Mr. (lamp wns iorniorly con
noctod with tho NUI'thih’ pout otiicc.
’l'ho Nt)\'t‘litil(‘l' uumhcr ot' (ionutry
Lilo in Aniot‘it-a coutalua on urticlo,
1A (‘onnoctittut iliiiittg l'tootit“ tit-scrib-
tug sonic ot‘ ilr. .l. .iiiiiton t‘oliurn‘u
bountiful t‘ttrnititrc. “‘l'ilit-II by iiit'w’. A.
it hits thrco illustrations
from photographs liy (loorgo 8. North.
ll. S. Allison. W. W. Franklin. Eti-
ward A. (‘arpontcn John G. Kooicr.
Chariot: ll. Rianclt. l]. l". (‘lark, it it.
Kocicr. S. lt..\’.tn Nortwiclt. t‘harlon
M. lioilcit, it. t‘, Docrach. (i. R. Lilli};-
ton. Robcrt \l‘. Ilytta. W. I.
H. A. llooit. A. Y. A. li‘olton. Arthur
Solomon. Stinitlcl (‘ulloy, .luhtt Lintior-
:naiin. A. i). ll, \Vylio, it. i". howls.
tic Market has a special ot-
: Mru. iiilfiluv l'itzcr and Mr. and Mt'fii. ‘
. ll‘l‘ttdt'l‘ll'h l‘ltzot' uro liponttini; a‘tcw
- days in Llrconwich.
it‘iucllol. '
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Distinctive M04013 of
FALL SUITS.
It you appreciate clcvcr‘dcaigning, ht: auto to are the
new Varsity naclocoat model tor Fall wear.
‘ It Shows grace in every linen-broad shoulders, shapely
back. full front. llare skirt with center vent and false side
ventawteatures which pr we the expert work of a n‘tuattcr
designer. th Varsity sat a cost little-—
- ‘ $15.00 to $25.00.
and are so well tailored and perfect fitting that you'd nat—
urally expect to pay much more. A try-on is the most con-
vincing,argument we know. Come in and try on; there is
no obligation to buy because you try. .
Varsity suits t‘ttitlt‘ in a ill‘tillti tango oi ncw and mold-
Sth‘ \i't'ttt'cs lil grayish wurstciis. Scotch iwccds. and lthtc
and black ti'itrslcdx’. \nrsili tl\‘t‘l't‘ttiil\‘ arc as tattltlcm in
dimig‘ii and lit as \arsitr suit» $15 to $30.
(ltiici‘s as low as $0.00.
nit-
NO. 14 80. MAIN S'i. TEL. CALL 632-2.
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.lohn Murdoch. A. ll. Sniiih.‘\V. it. l.ap- i
‘hain, Boston; Mr. and Mrs. C. ll. llur-
iris. E. (‘.. Hopkins. Now iinvcn; F. ii.
Knoll unto-date. Read Joseloi‘t‘s ad. Nobic. Ncw Milford: t‘. it. Punting.
cert by Prof. ('lilllt}. at Briggcrmon‘s.
See ad.
THE BEST FLOUR. GRAlN AND FEED THE MAR- (
KET AFFORDS AT LOWEST MARKET PRlCES.
A rare chance in dross goods at. Bridgeport; William G. Wtcd, An-
Read's, The ad. will give~ you (lti~fStiliitl: S. H, (‘th, Clorolztnd: (‘. S.
tails. Road it.
Mr. and Mrs. Denny SJiiutt. of [trail
omy street, Norwaik, arc spending tho
day in New York city.
Lay in your storit of potatocs ho-
fort _.it gets too cold. The linitcd (iro-
cor flit‘ompuny has a choict- lot. Soc ad.
”i l Pork. 121- ll). nayns' Mitt.
’1‘ two days tnoro of tho (thunc &
' tlt‘llltlllNll‘flllilll at C, it}. Hcy—.
liottor call lwi‘oro it in too
lato.
Mrs. .lonnio l.ittctl Nash will (‘llll'l‘-
tain lhc Monday At‘tornoon Whist t‘lnb_
uoxt Monday, at hcr homo in Iluyrh-w
ttvonno.
..
Miss (‘iurn M. itrr‘cr, lhc clori. to
tho Norwnik oltioc of tho soicctinon.
s onjoying a day's vocation front iil'l‘
duties at tho otlico. Miss Rydcr did
not. coniploto hcr rcgular vocation dur-
ing thc summer, prolcrrlng to talto it
a day at a time.
—-Shoultlcr Stcalt, ti’tc iii. llaycs' .\tkt.
St. John's Lodge. I’_ and A. M.. of
Norwalk. hold it cntnuiunicution last
ironing. at which thrto now ‘cunilldatcu
wvrc cioctott. 'l‘ho iirut tit'gi't‘t' was
also coiiforrod on two candidatca. ’t'tto
committcc on tho huudsutnc ntw pipc
organ. which was rocouily in.~lalicd.
have uotticti all tnattoru conncclod
ihcrcwitlt. and tin organ has boon for-
iually turncd our to tho loiigo by illu‘
conimiltcc.
mlt‘uncy Spring i'ilit‘h‘l‘lid and l-‘mt'lu
liic lh. Huyos‘ Mitt.
‘l‘ho itt-r. ii. .l. With. 01‘ .‘lltN-illtiil.
Ohio. who has boon in Nitrwnllt tillill-lii-
tniul—t for tho ltov. \l't-niyas Smith.
wltilc tlto lattor watt 1‘lli:iii:t'ti in con
ducting n llliH>lilll at Sauduuk)‘. tllllu.l
loft town this morning for liriduo.
port. whoro tit-xi Sunday hc will oc-i
cupy tho pltlplt ot' t‘hrist lipiucopaii
Church. .
... Vorltlttguian‘u t‘audtdato tor (‘oir
great:inttti-ut-iniruc. (‘hnrica .i. Donohnl‘.
Lccto. Ridgowood. N. .i.; it). (i. Win-c-
ion, Springficitl; G. ll. (loschwind. l't-
ca: .1. W. Snocdon, Brooklyn: i". A.
liurnhani. Medina: il. Alttalmtna, South
Norwalk, \voro gumts last night at tho
Iltiiol (‘lii‘lol‘t‘L
NO MURDER lN SAUGATUCK.
Samuel Fabri Started Tragedy Story
to Keep his Daughter Out of the
Woods.
Samuel Faitri. an italian cottcn-to
tnixor, cntpioyod oti tho chanuos licinr.
titudo at tho Woutttort Ituiirnutl station
unti who it. was said. had dist-ovorod a
(load body in tho woods ncar his homo,
hanod ororyoito a lctnon rcutorduy.
llo to l his titiuglitcr, Mary. and slit-
told lic chitin. who told lior iuthcr.
who told Chlof Vollmor. who told tho
rcpt‘irtcrs. who told Conutabic Allcn. ot'
Wcstport. who told tho pross :it-anocia»
tionn who told the llt‘WSlltlllt'i'i-l oi" tho
rb‘tato. who told tho pcoplo that thorn
was 1h.- doud body 01' a man corcrcd
with it'uW‘u in tho Snug-.‘uturlt woods.
ltnntcdintoly tho (‘ouucclictu norm-
pupcrn. tho polit‘c. lilo conutalutlai'l'.
tho Now York )utpors anti tho prous
tlfihtlcltliitllih sturtod out to that thv
truth of tho inattcr
'i‘hoy ltuntotl up Suniucl Paitri, tho
ttlolltiacitiuu gontlctuutl who tnixt-s con
crotc ltt Sungaiuclt.
Whou tllucovcrt-tl, thc utondacioux
lino was induutriouuiy titling what at»
pound to ho a lino louiott trcc. lio'wua
ilHitt‘tl nitoltt tho corpno and his ropi)‘
min “Nit ultimo" with which rctnari.
liiiil‘ii‘ti ot'ori‘ouc a tuition routcrduy,
"I tolda datta return to tilt nit-l no ain-
wotttda no no in woods ut'tu tlil i'ill'fil
nut' and ho Rllllit‘ti n bountiful audio.
l‘Zri-ri‘olu- olm- uttlllctlw-itJt stiiilv.
SHOT AT MILKMAN.
Frightened Son of Millionaire Shoots
From Window.
ttith‘NWlt‘Il. Nov. ’—~t\ idiom-
That's the was in wc hold our old trudo and win now.
Wu want YOUR ordors. Wc mtarmttoc to give thorn
NW l't‘ll' bust attention. \\'c think \ro oili-r you SER-
VlCE a littlo BETTER than iho tuht-r it‘llow'u 1111111."; “'1”
you lost it‘.’ ‘3‘
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Buy Oat's That's Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
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A GREAT OFFER ‘
DELINEATOR (1 year) ..................................... -' ....... $1.00
iMcCLURE‘S (1 year) ............................................. 1.00
WORLD'S WORK (1 year) ....................... 3.00
{5:03
Our Price for the above $300
This is your iirut rhnucc to not tho Itolinoator or hlct'lurc‘s :11. loss
titan rogulur price. ‘
Wm. P. Beers’
Books, blattoncrv and Engraving.
49 Wall St.. Norwalk. 6 So. Main St.. So. Norwtlk.
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i SUCCEbS
1 Is the accomplishment of a purpose.
i A Business Education at
tit Hoyi‘u ’l'ltcutrc. Saturday night.
'l‘hc Illlllll'li lilt‘t tin): or tho (‘lty of 5"" ”i ”WWW Wt “MIT. 11 \vt'ullhy Ncw 1
Norwalk will i“. twp; m.“ anmy Yurlt nntl I’titsltnt'g ntmtutnctnrcr lir-‘I
night “I tho ’l‘nwn “hump”- littli. m 111,-: hcro. unit it tnilltinnu unniott .louoph i
Wull ntrcot. Approprlatloiw on which l""“illilll itttttrod. «auto to thrill l‘l’fill'l“ ;
m run it". mituicipttl unrcrnnicnt My. day through tho polico. Accordion to
int; thc coming your will ho tntttlo at ”I“ littlicc ix'orlioitn t'tld tltcnt that ho‘
that thou. Utlu-r liltilit'l'ti to ho cow “‘"H Ill’iil'i'l'lllli llliik hm Huiulur moor.
Nitlttl‘ml will ho tho tax and tho build. “it! “i ”i“ ”it” Will“: U"""“""" “It”;
in: 01‘ now unicorn.
~~—~Worltlnttntan‘a (‘ttlltlitlttlo ttn- (‘ott-
urcnumttniat-Largo. (Tittli‘lt'a .l. ilontthtio
tit Hoyt.‘n 'i'licatro. Saturday alight.
Tho. tltiuwu tntukctltall toani wan to
t
.upcnoti an uppor window and l‘lroti two
tilitilii trout a t-cvolvor at ltltn onc tit‘
than: going t‘lttuo by him and tiltiint:
titc \vauun. Kill‘ijtlllll tiara ho thou
itunpctl into thi- wagon and drovo rit-
pltlii' tlwuv.
Is
N0 EXTRAS AT
South Norwalk. Stamford.
a definite purpose fulfilled.
Day and Night Sessions.
MERRILL.
Port Chester.
M. A. Merrill, Principal.
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inc. Iticitlcnt In which larit'rouco llurl‘. ' (J
ALL BOOKS FREE.
THEWFMAIR 61.15.11: 8. F0 groin,
lloaicr anti Maker of
htwc trlnrwl tlw (”Ulllltlllli‘ I" mm it, Acrortlltix to Ml‘ llurt'. lilu non Willi
tiracticc itttrno laid nlttht. at tho Ill“ pxpltpd twcr up. Hllilii’i'i oi' unto Hill"
mart. lint two «it lttc lnrnwr'u ttlarvrfl m. anti until that win-n Ito linw Kort-
Wi‘l‘“ “Will“ i“ “”1“ will “fill W" john cttntlng from tho lutrn, not rocow’
flitltntitutou laid to ho aocurml to ninko “mm him. i“. (in... two “my“ fmm
up 11 that". in It llltlc ammo that final pp. ”whip,- into .1... air m.- it... "up.
ly rcunltotl. lv‘ Won by llio acorn of polio ”r “mm” tho pummumL No ur-
60 to 1:. )1 will haw licon tuudo, ‘
~~~('tturlca .l. itnttotutc. Worklnmnttn'n ,
t‘atididntc, at ivloyt‘u 'l‘hctitro, Rotor-I
day night. i
A rotudar tunilncuu morning of tint
Nutmox t'tutt, of Norwalk. wan lit-tilt
ltlttt owning at tho club quartora. cur-
nor of Mlilll and Wall otrootu. Two
new mottdmra ware cloctcd. William
w. llann and Albert Bunion. 'l‘llltt
hrlngu tho total membership up to for»)
ty«tlircc. ‘l‘ho Mill) in oniluuvorittit in
matte tho monitor an évuu titty. litter
which tho initiation too will hit Miami.
A dunno in lli'ilm plunnctl tor tutor In
:RSES‘
BIG SALE
SATURDAY
Will tell either one at two welt-tired.
hoodlum, mum good mutt hornets.
.0119 borne attend for any purpose.
hm ulll.
01-1“. M. GILMAN.
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till A Bill
COLEMAN’S
mm Iron.
in m min out-t. loath Not-walk,
Conn.
'u'r'unuviéicuti:
Ila CAMDV. 2M. '
OLD .HUHIONIO M0-
Illlt GANDY, 10¢. ‘
FIANUT IRITTLI. too.
I'Siieet Musit'
and than
at dtoputo.
my”? A. U- WIII’I Mill
7 mu. damnation
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Do you know whore the dud for your property ll?
Rent a Safe Deposit “Box
9nd Know.
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2000 Deeds
- I at the Town Clerk'l otlloe awaiting claimant-i left than by own-rut
Forgbttcn.
The original dud. not the record of it. to tho authority in mutton
ladies' Oioalts, Suits. furs and fitttt Mllltttery.
Gill‘llli‘llih Mario in Ordor and llctnotlclcd.
68 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
Store opcti ovoulnn» until it p. m.
. lnncldcnt. that in: would Inuiltt that Mr.
South N01‘litiiil irrationality, e
Prim M .a It:
Special lhis
litrei;
TOOTH BRUSH ANO TOOTH POW-
DER FOR PRtCE OF ONE.
"”1101le a Hilt‘t‘iili contract with Dr.
v. 1‘. not. wo oil‘ci‘ 11.1.. wot-k a box
tat" “1‘. Boil'n 'l‘ooth l‘t‘lwdor or a hotth‘
tii’ lit; lioll'n Mouth Elixir with n 1350
’l‘oollt Brio-h
FOR 251:,
the following olt'cr being made to
make more gcncrnliy known the excel-
loncc oi‘ ilr. lit‘ll‘a nontriilce.
lie llitltttti Pilllllflti,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. ‘lS-—-2.
FREE‘ DELIVER ‘i’ SERVICE.
TODAY. IN WALL STREET.
WALL S'l‘itltlli'l‘. lo:tu a. lll.“'rilt‘.
London stock ntaritot upon tho l‘t‘Hltlllll-
tion of trading ultcr tho holiday. did
not iako up t‘ulii‘ tho nilvnncos tho
Alllt‘l'il‘ililfi mado intro youtordlty. 'l‘ho
toxic of tho opt-ulna tnnritct horc was
nuscttioil in conucmtoncc‘and pricca
in th majority of stocks l‘t't‘l‘til‘tl. 'i‘hc
liill stocks, howtror. roao buoyuntiy,
l‘croat Northorn pill. rising rapidly it
points and Northcrn Pacific 2
(‘htsupcnko iii (liilo dcclinotl 1
lit-ailing a point and Ponnsi'irania
’l‘ho trading was nt‘tiro, 4
WALL STREET. it a. (IL-«Spt‘t‘ltlth
ulnr buying of tho liill stocks ltnpartcd
u dogroo or utrtngth to tho tutttkot.
hilt tho riso itt otlior important, ruli-
l‘tl:iti stocks wan not lztrno, Moro in-
loront was displarcd in tho spcciulticu.
particularly in local public lllillllt‘h‘.
’l'hc high pt‘it'os ot‘ Nnrtiiorn Pill‘illt'
and (that Norlhorn pill. indicatod
gains til 1'1 id and 9 lul, t'orepoctit'oly.
~onlo ttt‘ which \t'crc lust whon tho ro—
alizini: hogan. l'Iiui-u'ht-ro tho adrauro‘s
i'cachctl ‘3 points in lhluwuro & _Iitttl.
Fun. t l t to l its in ilrooitlyn 'i‘ramit.
t‘onuolidatod (in. and imid. .111d 1 in
t\Ililil;:illlitllt‘ii ("opiwr and Kilii‘hi‘l‘
lttit'h’i'i‘ lco Isolalcti tlocliucs romht i-
2 iii .\ntcric:tu Liuxocd pith, l H in
National Railroad or Ilioxico pi'«l., and
1 1—8 in St. Ltilll": N’ San i-‘t'tttitl:mt s c
cud pikl. 'I‘ho tuuriu-t ltocumo tlltil‘lt‘l‘.l
bill was 111.11' tho tot) pricos :it It
o‘clock. lioaditliz. l‘niou linti.‘
Sillt‘iiillz ristnt: a point.
\\'1\l.l. S't'itl'irl‘i'. noon.-~»'i‘lio maria t
was (lilii'i. but tho tuuc \itl~- Sil‘llllLI and
unlistantiul additions woro lll.ltlt‘ to
prciinus izuiits ltcatiinu row 1 2H.
ltrookli’n 'l‘rtinsii :1 Hi. Smcltiul: i 58.
thc old. and t‘olorado l<‘ucl l tut. 'l'cu
ucssto i'onl 1 3-K and St. Paul. Erlo
socoint pt'cfcrroti. tlic ititl'i‘illli‘illl‘lih
lictropolitan stocks. .‘tinoriczin t‘ur.
Show filiolflold Stool and (low “'Il Elvin
tric t. t‘hcstpouk & tiliio l'i-il l 1'. l.
lionds worc irt'oirtthtr
W.~\l.l. H'I‘ltltild'l‘. l p. nt.~—~Sonto t.l‘
tho stocks that wct'o mtnspicutuls in
tin ntot'uinlt adt'ttucc foil back. but
tltoir illlillt'lll'l' on tho marl-:ct was not
H.
lvl.
Foil.
i’iii‘li‘il'
illi‘fifi l'llilil'dt‘it‘tl its. ii~nul wilcu tho
Httoculzllittti ilt't'ilnlt' irrogular. .\'t)i'ill~
wostcrn and Ilrooklrn Trait-lt \\"“1‘
intiritod up It points iti till, N. Y. (‘t‘ih
lrat. [tot-l; island pith, t-inioitiui: pl‘d..
Loud and lilil'lillll'tlllAll‘Mt‘ii‘tilltlilitlil
:-locl;.~i l I 2 to 1 7H. and Sunthcrn l‘zr
cllh', l/ltiiM'iilo d- Ndfiiltii‘t' and ltocit
inland l. llaltintoro & Ohio ptd. lost a
point.
BEDFORD AUTO iN CRASH.
Standard Oil Man's Machine Kilt: Dr.
Mykratz‘n Famous Trotter.
Fl't‘llt‘l‘it‘it ii. l‘lodl‘ortl. of 193 t‘llnlon
nvonutn Now York. and (lroona Fttt‘tttr.
who ht conncctotl with tho Standard
till (‘otupunr. his wilo. and Mrs. w“.
litttu ll. Nichols. of 353 Clinton arcnuc.
wilo of thc prouiiicnt of tilt.- ticncrnl
t‘honiicnl Company. woro lutlittz tll'ivon
rapidly along tirnnd nrcnuc. llrotiltlrn.
in a ltlill'illL' automoblln ltltit night
about lil o‘clock. \t-iicu tho tnnchilu‘
utinck and tnutantlr killctl n l‘timonu
trotior uttnicd Mttxitio, liclotittim: to
llr. Howard Mykrnln. or ill Mucon
ttlroot. ‘
llr. Mvitrutw who wan tutt‘nnipuntcn
by his wtlo. was about to drlvo in thclr
carrinizt‘ ncronn tiritnd uvonno at. St.
.‘liurk‘n nvouuo. ‘l‘ho hornc wait a unit»
1ch antuntl and itocutno trigltlvnod at
tho upproncldtuz uulomohlio.
oil forward tiii't't‘ii)‘ in front of thi'
tuncliino and wmt kill‘lt‘ltt‘ilftltiwn ho-
t‘oro tho cimncftur. Mcxnndcr notvncn.
could tirintt‘hlu our to it ntttntlatllt.
't‘lm horm- and carrinuo wuro ahovml
nlo it novm-ul yurda. but tlto carriultil
wrfi not. orct'turnod. 'l‘hu woinon in thtI
mt omohlto worn halltv trightonttd. nttd
Mm, Mykrntz unli'crtulthmi shook. ilr.
Mykrnttt rctuttttti to mnttc n conmlalnt
ttctilnnt Mr. Bradford. hut mtid nt‘tcr tho
' ilodfnrti pay for thtI homo.
Maxine was a lmhltntt and Mill 11 roc-
ortl of 220834. Maxim several years
tum wait a conspicuous purlormur on
tho big tracka throughout tho amm-
lry. but. of into he has boon lined mt-
nluuivoiy on the mutt.
hum...“
Thin morning a boy came running to
Chicf oi Pollen 'l‘littmtitt Brurlilw Willi
tho lutoruuttlmi that it man had boon
tilt. in Weutpori uvnntm hit an uutttmo
http- unit was lying beside the mud.
'l‘ho, chief huntlm’l up to the piano anti
round a young man uppuentty about
twenty years or age. so drunk that he
did not know inn name. H111 taco was
also covers with blood and in; pre-
unutd u ry night A tot hone
1116qu mm stint to (Jim it. nlt’l!
nun-y liable utter ll tum. in which
titanium “HM to the Water mm
as station. 3:111; morning he told
Milan dimer. and
nil Minion?!"
' ‘ ‘ ' ' mutilation
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FOR ME
So i‘Ass
coAT BET-
' Amyzkflfih
Emmott. ‘
YOUWISH T0 SNUGGLE
COAT. THIS l5 GOOD.
A STYLISH OVERCOAT. l
WELL AND LOOK BETTER.
Rascweq " __ r.
‘ THAT THERE (W or: tumours.
COMFORTABLE FEELING: Bu'l‘ 1
Suucc LING INTO Afiuc 130M”:
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REASON WHY WE'VE PUT STRESS UPON OUR
LINE OF OVERCOAT-S. WANT ONE? .
A GooD oVERCoAT FOR $10.00 To 12.00
A BETTER OVERCOAT FOR $15.00 To 16.00
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98 Washington Street.
A BEST oVERCoAT FOR $25.00 To 30.00
WEAR YOUR OVERCOAT
RESPECTFULLY
Selleck 8- Fringe,
HEAD-TO-FOOTERS.
South Norwalk.
of prices for spot cash.
i must have money. i must sell.
on a good article here: value received.
rel of Jones’ or Pillsbury's, $5.45.
bag. 65¢; per bbl., $5.00.
elsewhere at 30c to 321:.
Nice Cabbage. fit: to 10:: head.
Sweet Potatoes. all right, 18:: peck.
lb. tor. 9:: each, or 3 for 25¢.
uncut trade. doc dozen.
with cult cuntomon.
LURE
Telephone
Hundreds
are lining ovnrworlted u n mutt
ltellet tor strained and tired om
averted by wearing it pair of mm
Propor clauses.
68 WALL BTRIIT.
Cash at a p remium.
Cash is at a premium here.
Bag Best Jonea’, Pillsbury'a. Gold Medal or Superlative. 69c bag.
introducing Cataract Flour,
is warranted equal or better than anything going.
Nice Onions. at $1.00 buuhet; low price.
Buy the Kent Forms New Laid Eggs.
l'm in a pinch for money.
Depend
Saturday special selling.
Bar-
Thin flour ,
It is no experiment. For
Special price on Creamery Tub Butter. 29c. worth 28:: to buy and selling
Clover Print Butter. special at 33c.
Maine Potatoes, fine cookers. at. 75c buahel; 20c peck. \
Red or yellow.
Canned Corn. too much of it, at 2 cans, 25c: 3 cans, 25c, or 4 cans, 250.
Tomatoes. at 10c; at 13c, two, 25c; at 15c.
Natural Flavor Sweet Peas. 2 cans. 25c,1rom 15c. or 6 can: 70:.
Those New Mackerel are all right. selling fut.
one who had them utd, more tender a nd better eating than those he paid 25c
Not large, but an
All new laid and packed for
E99: at 280. cell wall and give good results.
Lard at 2 ibo. tor 25:: now, a bargain. price going up. t
Cranberries. 10¢ qt.. worth more, it: to buy by barrel,
A fair. square buclneu done by Iquare people. who with to opan trad.
Hope to be 01 good an.
Uu us.
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Call 264.
of Eyes
of Application upon work or book. ’
may be had and not-lotto troublo
s ittolmin til ltutfllfll
Proporly Adjuo’md.
nomination ha.
Mulching oi Loam unit all Repairing u Bunion).
0. B. JACKSON.
Optician. .
HORWALK. GONN-
POPULAR musuuzura. i
WEARY Wimdm WALKER.
From tho anoctnculur opening chorus
to tho rattling grand finale. ”tht'y
thtlo Walker” furnishes unmistakable
cvtdenou of its uttcr auprtunncy. an a
musical entertainment 1?. tome and
'lrutnlmt. combing all that H deulrahtel
in u wltin mum; of devornitiod melody.
it. in quite catty to understand how tho
umny non: ltiovntlonn ltill‘i.‘ matte lilitih
tin enormous hit whurc ovcr heard. if
it. worn not for tho aploutlitl aggrega-
tion of vocalist: for which Weary Wit-
tto Walker has won grout. rcuuwn there
would be lost; oocmitilon to axontiate
upon the malty wonder-tut affects pro
ducted in rendering the [diluted pro-
gramme at music. however. this his
musical comedy til it more than not/e-
uortlly example of what malts can be
attained in harmonica: blending of cul-
tured voice...“ ”much it will at»
doubtotlty
ttou at flu!
it t l utter» . ,
”"153“ cm; mountim
Drop. Batiste Dow Drop. Angelina Dow
Drop, and tortilla Stardom.
nurnnromu NEXT WEEK.
Evnrytmuy‘n Mouton. the Bonnott:
Mottltttn Company. announces their lut-
hunt villi. to Hoyt‘a Theatre. next.
Wonk. 'l‘htl aumn'o company II at
litmus a dramatic orannlmtton AI coili-
tal and managerial experience clot tit
together. The repertoire motor
the foiitiwtmt plays: '
at the People.“
"shipwrecked"
“It Cowboy'n Romance." "ll‘ttuut"
"The Mutton Bank Rubber!” and "The
Working Girls." All of these vinyls
will be prelented with him careful
attention to detail for which thin com-
pany it! turnout. than now on «in. '
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Own it. Bonit- hu not. yet m-
ed htl ham Ind uni-clue which with
union in New dawn 113:" , til
with Room a
"The Life Savor."
Winn
the tint mn'mltt to
Wilma“ Zurich“
chm all you»
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“I armchair” ‘
"darted from shame" .
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ShOckin’gFalll ;
Norwalk Chronicler