pm.
' STORE little place.
9 t,“ , "amenities—mack, Oxford, Dark and Light Hot-rings. at or and $10.
, an iii an.
‘utt'uciion ’it&itit'l‘i n very‘npprucinhle
.‘ooonomyfi'
‘ to viait us in our new quarters, that you may know where you can
Tin; Butt GROVE ‘ PRINTERY
"you have Overcoats to buy now is the time and the COPYRIGHT
MODELS—Bolt, sum-tom. Fitting. Choitori‘iold.
FAIRIQSoMoIton. Frolzo. Kornoy. Worsted mu” Tweed.
”with Invite your inspection. .
f filer: open every night until 9, and Saturday until 12. Get the Habit:
. , ‘, The Copyright Clothing Co.
shot-tit Main Street. ' south Norwulk, Conn.
. HARRY coo o'wm, Mgr.
i
0
Superior tylesl
The new Autumn styles of ”Qtteon
Quality" hutitn are superior In style.
quality aiid comfort to those of any pre-
vious season. They eniliraco HilOtih'
iti'aii lnliiiilo variety. The popular
and fashionable tiuu Metal. soil. vel-
vety Black Kid and lunlroun Patent.
Leather are herein new and exclusive
designs. llutton. Lace and Biucliut'
ei’i’pciu In ('(Il'l‘t't'i weights i‘or both in
door and outdoor wear; and all stamp-
etl with the. “Queen Quality" trade-
mark—a positive tisstii'uiioe of value.
Sole Agency,
South Norwallt Shoe Company.
90 Washington St. 80. Norwalk.
anted! -
At Star Shirt Factory.
Merwin Street,
MACHINE STITCHERS
AND LEARNERS.
Good Pay and Steady Work.
Apply at Factory at once.
1
... ”AT. ..
Hutchinson, Pierce 8t Co.
EiXPERTFORECASTS NEW BUILD- of the buildings for the war college
ING ERA. .nt Washington.
United States Army Engineer Says FEAR SAFETY OF’KING GEORGE.
l ROME, Nor. It. —~i‘he Illlilltil'iilPi-i
“"9““ and Terra co“: Com- ihere iii'ti mild In l'eel (‘tlllSilitPl'lIiiit‘ :1"-
b'Md Offers ”he 8”” Safe. Ilivilliensitin reuartlitiu the safety of
guard Against Fire. King George of Greece. who Is expect-
NEW YORK. Nov. iii—“Chliiilin John etl here November 2:: on a visit to
S. Sewell, COI‘i'fi 0i Ellgim’t‘l'st i'mw‘i King \‘it'ltn- lCintnuiinel, an the I‘Xilili
States Army. sinus all tII'Iit‘ii’ 1" ”I" shut oi the hoinlrin liw (‘ni‘c Aragno.
current Issue of the it‘II'L‘DYUOf.‘\ii{t-'iii‘ November l.‘l. has been followed by
zine, will?“ forecasts it “(‘W 0"“ ”1 “ii" the receipt of threatening letters ail
proof liuildiug. Cunt. St‘Wt‘ii'S “It!“ dressed to the truck Minister and the
rank as an expert tintkea the opinimts 1mm." [.mpr of mm.“
ho expresses in this article the intisll ,
important contributions yet brought;
out iii the vigorous discussion til‘ "“"'i
structlon problems now going onI ti‘I‘TAWA.
among architects and builders all over 74.. mm;
the country. , ,vs tonight for l.etlilii-itlgc. to endea-
“in the mailer oi" lirepruoi t'tinsll‘llt“ vor to settle iiii‘ coal sll‘ikr (lit-re.
“on," Cam. St’Wt'll Htli'h'. “l't‘illitll't'I‘d There is a great ui-itreiiy of coal it‘td
concrete should he ti‘etiit‘d HS it application has iit‘t'll mode to the Do.
struclural material superior in llIiIli)‘ niinlon (im‘et'llllit'lll to give it l'l‘ililit‘
respects to steel. but one demanding on the duiv on conl Iii-ought iii t'roiii
protection from ilre. It seems to “W the i'tiiied States.
that the logical line of tleruloptnenl is .
re-Inioieotl.concrete, (‘tn‘l‘l't'ti with lt'l” ENGINEER SCALDED To DEATH.
ra cotla. I see no reason why the lei-iii liltNtH’A, l’u., Nov‘. l7.-—~An express
cottn Hthlid HUI ii" so tii‘Vinlii‘ti Iilili train on the Pentn-tvlvniiiti Itiiilmad
it would take the place (if it great deal from llnlinlti for Philadelphia run into
or the wooden trim-tint: which form-tn switch winnin- today and Engineer
such It fiei‘itillt-I iit'lli Iii (‘Xlliilllfli ill iilt‘ tillilll (3, i.(l\'t‘il. ()f [hp ('XIII'I‘HS. was
execution of l't‘-illi(ll'(‘i‘li concrete, scolded to death i)_\' ei-icapltni, stenin.
"Terra cottti exposed to tire in either None of the passengers on the express
totally destroyed from expansion train was seriously Injured,
sti‘euscs or else it is entirely iiinlnni-
age. We i-iilliiliti endeavor to Hi) iti- NOBLE CABMAN DEAD.
stall the IN'l‘ll with that expansion PARIS, Nov, l7.—~-'l‘lte Martinis hos
iitrcuses lIiI|.\' be taken up withouitlit- tloitel-(ltiut'uiid. a inenihei' oi‘ the
breaking, The lire cannot do it aiiy|old SpunIt-ih itohlllly_ and II tittiillitti'
moleculnrdamitge. aoihnt Ir ltcseapca l‘hzni'e iii the Hil't‘t'ii-l of Paris. where
damage from expansion and eontijttiw he earned his living as a (photon. It»:
tion. it will be absolutely uninjured, A dead.
relatively small iiii(‘knl'Hl~‘ or term etilr
tat would prevent concrete on the ill-
ttlde from liectitnlnt.r ili'iIit'Ii enough to
damage it.
a“When the economy of doing away
with it. lot of Hip wooden centering is
SETTLING CANADIAN COAL
STRIKE.
(liii. Nov. 17. l‘illl‘iii‘ll
deptny liliilih‘li'l‘ iil' iililill' lettit
I
"Your rulliiu,” said the alltiriiey I'oi'
Iile'tit'ft‘llitt‘. "is without precedent,"
"'l‘hzit'ri all right," I'l'lllit'ti tlit- ,illt'ilit'i‘
til‘ the pent-e. "l alwayi-t make my I‘lliv
iii'tt without 'ciii. Iliili I want you to
conlldercd. it tit-outs lo the that ihit-i understand that i never take it chatter
combination ol‘ reinforced concrete with my ‘whiuky iieitlit-r."~w4"‘hIcitgo
Mid toi'l‘awotttt tii’ierw ll pi'oitpect oi"lteeoi'tl-llei-nId.
improvement Iii lire-reuniting rou-‘ ———-~-—-- -—-
"You can trust Hittllhcru.
honest as tho dny ii-I lonu."
Capt, tit-well hint nh'endy curried hin' "Do you notice how HiIUI‘i the darn
Ideua Into practice in tho (.‘t‘illflil'uclitmilll‘ti itetiinu""~~~ Brooklyn Mic.
WMWEI "H
He‘s an
o
-
win You
have your next job of Printing done to fit your taste and without
worrying your pocketbook-
p. __ _ (Old Fairlie-1d Fire'tnsurance Building)
in South Main St. Tel. 337-4. South Not-walk.
oommmmmoomuouooooou
The Opportune Moments
The limit who cannot or door not tutve darling the nl'i‘fll'lli liluhly
proupt-rona thin-it. will never BflVe.
aoltiiitoii said "There hi a time for everything," and NOW In con
ulniy ”It! time to save If ever.
Are you saving, or are you expecting endihm prosperity. health and
youth? A savings Account. In Iiiiini'nnec nuninstntho failure nl tin-tie
tum thin”. .
letter, be hunted. "94“" ii .
South Normal: Savings Bank,
Hi} l\'. Nlt'htiluoii, ol’ the (‘11; ("unit an-
ANSONIA MACHER ORGANIZE-
Following In Example Set by NOI‘WIik,
for Mutual Benefit.
AIIHOIllII Iii‘iltltli teachers are unlllim
their strength for mutual and public
benefit. The organization which they
have lust i'tiriiieil hail I'or iln upticiile
purposes. Illi we inidurnlniid lhoiit, tho
educational atlvancun‘icnt. ol' Ila meni-
burs. 'i‘hln cannot be accomplished
without the city receiving a percen-
tage of benefit. There’s bound to
he an ovm-flow—dnio the schools and
through them to the homes. What
they cannot accomplish int Individuals,
they propose to undertake as an int-
soclnllon, and what they cannot itc-
compllsh its an organization. the pub-
lic may help them to accomplish. for
It Iii certainly an Interested party to
their advancement. The heat Interests
of each are inierdepctitlent.
llut all of thin hi preliminary to tho
poliil. Cutting aoroiiii loin, we Iiud the
school Ieuelieru-w—ttlioiti. 50 of them—‘-
willliiiz to spend both their time and
dollars to timilli‘l‘ ti course of loci-vex
iilonu' educational linen. i-ilit‘il as 'I’l
prove uplifting and broadening to all
who choose to attend them. They are
lti be open to llHillllIII)’ of the public.
on are willing to purchase tickets.
Those who are lltIi interested to this
extent would not he very likely to lit‘
regular patrons titty way. The ililit“
pendent-e of the school teachers is to
he discovered In the fact that they
have naked no odds. ’l‘liey themselves
have nuhscrihod enough to support
tile project. ’l‘lioii' unueliishnesii, too,
is to he soon iii the fact that they
are doing this for the sake 01‘ better
tilting themselves for their lil‘ewoi'k.
Mtlt'llillir. They expect to absorb wis-
dom, and they plan to Itnpari. it.
By attending ant-h n course of Ice-
tures ilS Prof. J. (‘. AtlllllIH, of Yale.
will give, they will learn more
The New Era. ntid oi \‘l’adaworth.
Shelley. lx’entn. Our Country. Charles
Latnli. (‘tll'iisit‘. i'itit‘anley. Ruskin and
Browning. and they have set ttpail
their 'I‘liuritday evenings for this pur-
pose. The plan which they have set
on foot has been simmering I‘or Htiillt.‘
'iilllt‘. and at last ii is to lie ili'nlli‘dii to
ctitistiiiiuiaiiou. 'l‘lie lent-hers are I'll-
iiiii'li to much credit I'oi' their enter-
prise. More than that, thev are eii~
lilit‘ti lo pulilie support. such, we lie-
lit-ve. as they illl\'i' not naked. In it
way, their work is along. the line of
tiiiivt-ruliy extension. They have not
sought to enclose It in a glass case, or
iti li‘llt't' it about. it is ()llt‘il to whoso-
ever will iliuy a tielietl. It should
prove so successful as to assure lta ill,"
coming a [It'l'llllllli‘lli feature of edut'tr
tionnl progress in Ansouinx Aiiatinin
Sentinel, '
WILL GO lNTO CLOTHING BUSI-
NESS.
Captain Adolph Dreyfus Resigns Posi-
tions in South Norwalk.
Itn Dreyfus. of Now York, was In
South Norwnlk. last evening. visiting
with his brother, Captain Adolph Dre)“
C'II:-‘. t‘nplalii Dreyfus has recently
resigned as captain of i’ntnaui Hone
Company and leaves today for New
York, where he and his brother Ilitend
to go illlti go into the clothing Intui-
”1‘55.
Fits: Lieutenant Frank \‘I'oolyuug.
oi‘ I’ninani llnne Company, will act as
t-nptnin Until the annual election.
(‘uptniii.lii‘cyins has been presented
with a hnntlstitiie ailit iinihrclht by the
incniln-rx oi the llose (‘titiipnity,
JUDGE NICHOLSON DOES NOT
WANT REAPPOINTMENT.
Illtllitll-Zl’Oll'l‘, Nor, l7.~~ln n hiiii‘“
iiicnt made pitlilie today in puty .Iutluti
iitiinieod that he would not seek n re-
appoiiilnient the first of the your. The
Hillil‘lllt‘lli war in brief ti correction of
aiulotiients \\'lli(‘il have been made r0-
cotiily It) the L'tlllil‘IH‘)‘. .ludge Nit-hol-
son was .‘IIIlltIiIIit'li Iii Feltt‘tiztrv. ltltli.
liy Governin- Rtlili'l‘ifi He recently
gained votixltleralile prominence ill the
Cornell hood and jt-iyt-l l‘iiiilil‘l'y one.
In which he was acting I'itlllliit'i for
Mrs. .iilllilllillt l.iuitpkln owner of the
idoleii property. he recovered part of
the lititida lti the i‘I'iiili' til it local I'ut‘r
ttn'y.
‘ O
EXPLORER WELLMAN IN NEW
YORK.
NICW YORK. Nov. l'i'. .. \Viiiter Well-
nniii. the Arctic explorer Who In plati-
tiling- to dash to the North Pole In an
airship, arrived from iInrre today on
the sleuiiit-r Lu SlU'tlit‘. lie Hlliil it"
would return to i’iii'ht In three Wet-kit
to forward the ('illllllii‘iitiil of hip
Di‘dIiH.
A number of strand opera ultiuera for
the Metropolitan Opera llotutc. illt‘illti~
Ilia I’ol i’htiittou and Madame ('itvnller,
..lotrkeyit .l. itiiunt'h uiiti Greenfield. and
Major lit-ruey. oi the United Slim-it
Weather llttrettn nt Wnnhlnuton. were
also on httni'd.
CROWN PRINCE GEORGE AT
LARGE.
IllildlitAlHC. Bet-viii. Nov, lT.~~‘
(,H'OWII I’rltiet- (it‘lll'lt‘i'. who ht reported
from Vienna to have lweonto itituitio.
ht not. yet under restraint. though hlti
l‘Xt‘t'NitI'ii and itrntitlnltinu enrnpndcu tit»
mote tloulitn nu to iliH iuiiilly. 'l‘liia tif-
it'l’llOllll he drove In the park.
.\n tiiIlt-hil note Wilt-I hauled iodin-
denylitu nu aliatiltitt-Iv unfounded the
Vienna tittiry tluti theiit'httre In Itntnne
or that nieim lnivt- been taken '"t‘.
chariot HIlt‘t‘i‘NHilIii. 'i‘he volu tilleuvr
that lilt' iteiiiiaiioiinl t'eportu are unliil
Hiltili with the ohjt-t-t til Inttiroaulnu lilo
Hiiill‘iil'it nnd rnualux iiit- iliiiill‘t' or ”W
new. t-lervliin loan.
CHAUFFEUR FINNEY FINED $25.
S’l’AMIi‘OItl). Nov. i7.~"l“l'l‘til‘l'i('k W.
li‘lltuey. t-Iutnl‘luut' for Antoni I'helnit
Stoke». who wait ili'i‘l‘i‘iil‘li on the
charm» of di'tmltuuntzan 'l‘hui'tidny liit he
was driving ll $20,001) tittiunititillt- ini-
lopghig lo ltht employer. Whit iln'ed $25
and cttiiiu In the city eoiii't today.
WIIIII‘)‘ mild that he wtiii n victim to
peculiar eii'emnnittneen nii he never
tii‘llllit lluiiot. iliit t-oiitlllloii helm; this
roiuill of tailing too much aniiiiiio for
n cold. lrlo iniitl he had never linen “I‘-
rented iitll‘ore,
—-.......__., 4......“ won...
YALE WINS lNTIRCOLLEGlATE
SHOOT
PRINCETON. N. .t.,'~tw. l7.~—»\'nlt€
won the intercollegiate championship
here today with a more of
of _
{ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEW
... ....M, . .
The condition of Frank Fleweilin.
who recently, triadic commit itnhtirlc
by cutting hla throat and wrliitii. is «out
alderaiily Improved iii the hospital to-
tiny.
l~3itrclta Rullukllil hotlun hold a run-
tihir inciting, laid owning. Itouilnp
lunilnunii was ti'utiiiituietl. After the
meeting a committee meeting was held
to close up mutlurn eonnt-l'teti with
the recent i'ulr. Next Friday evening
there will be a rehearsal of the degree
team and all members are united to
make a special effort to be present.
...-....
BARNS
......
ND STOCK BURNED.
......
Dilantrous Fire at Danbury Causes
Lou of Over 310.000.
DANBURY. Nov, 17.—-Flre last night
destroyed two large barns at the Hill
'l‘op Stock li‘nrm belonging to Willlnni
[locket-Io. 'I‘he illtl'llti contained 100
cows, half of which were suffocated.
There were several horned In one or
the barns. but they were tiiived. Large
tillfllliiiit‘ii of hay, drain. Hil’lIW. litrin
illlllii.‘lll('lliN anti wagons were deutvoy-
end. The int-in will he. more than $itl.-
illili, partly covered by liiaurnnee,
FIRE AT NEW HARTFORD.
NICWdiAIt'l‘FORI), Nov, 17,-«it‘li'o
destroyed the residence of S, It. lint-it.
on ('riltiig'e Hil‘OGi. together with the
contents of the second Iloor, about 2
o'clock yesterday ul'ternoon, Miss Rusr
was nearly overcome by the smoke
while she was trying to save some
things on the second floor. She was
saved by Ward J. Root. The tire,
lit supposed to have started from it tie.-
tectlve tine. The loan is estimated at
$2,000, partly covered by insurance.
—__..._....._.
EYE WITNESS TO THE MURDER.
llIGltKlMER, N. Y,_ Nov. l7.--—ln his
opening address at the Gillette murder
trial today District Attorney Ward de~
l'illl't‘d that there wait an eye-trillions
to the murder. She will no on the
stand during the trial. ht- aniti. and to:
my tor the prosecution.
RECENT ARRIVALS 0F VESSELS.
SlANt‘ONSIC'I‘, Manx. Nov. IT.-»v
Steamer Mlnnehnha. London for New
York. wns ~10 miles east of Nuulueket
at in u.'iu.. today. Will prolntlily dot-k
about is a. Ill. Sunday.
in is N...
Wilhtitii- Music
And what ilt‘litéphlllfiic can you have
than an Edison Phouogrnph‘.’ If you
own one of these iiinchinea you have
the heat artists lit the world at your
disposal, lioth instrumental and vocal.
‘l‘lnt mites of machines are Ten. 'l‘weh-
ty, Thirty and Film Dollars. atitl ymt
may illH'l' one of them Iiy paying one
llollni- down and one dollar per week,
and it you pay cash you (‘.llllitli have
It one cent (“all at our store
..nytiuie and iii‘lll‘ your favorite suing.
A. J. ANGEVINE ti SON.
FURNIT RE. ETC.
l34 Washington. trout.
South Norwlik. Conn
loss.
OVERCOAT
FASHIONS
The weather Is now right for
Winter t‘lothinu .... Overconiu.
()ttr soil or oval-coats are the
kind that give a man that well-
urtionn‘d appearance that
I‘llliiltili intention everywhere. We
would he planned in show you
other garments. All tailored by
experts nnd fashioned tip to the
minute.
st 2.no to 130.00.
iitilli‘
Open Monday, Wedneodey,
and Balm-day Illvoniau
iSiPllillli.
TAILOR
oLorntllt.
HATTIR.
FURNIIHIR.
lb Weohln on “not.
South orwulk.
w—J’
NNNN ..NN
AMMUNITION
A full numrlmont oi nipple and
double sum: from live dollars up. Also
a line lino oi hammorlou guns from
Well. A comparison in all we ask.
and blue. 35c.
lllue Stripe. umbrella I'lliiit‘. 50c.
ill‘ilitit‘i'y edge llouiico. $1.00.
LADIES' GOWNS~SIzeu from it to 17.
and 31"" Sll‘illt‘. plain. colorctl collars and units, hutionholo edge, 75:.
All White. good quality, 85c.
Extra Size—~Exirtt heavy. l’iuk tiiitl lllue Stiipo. $1.00.
CHILDREN'S GOWNB~Sizen from 2 to 14 years.
LADIES' SKIRTS FROM 39c T0 $1.50~-(ircy Stripe. ii inch Iiouiicc, w
CHILDREN'S SKIRTSM From 2 it) In yeai'i'.
ii liich rutiie. liuttouhole edge. feather ulltclit-d, 45c.
FLANNELETTE AND CREPE AND CLOTH KIMONAS~Froni $1.00 to $3.75.
..mNEIZ ..
’ m LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
.TRISTRAM & Hm".
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
e S ' \ ‘ \ l
' ii ‘ illllil’ Pill’ UWII“ 'lll "ll’ii‘
u
if you will compare our ii‘lauucletle (loath: with other makes shown you will lliid n dot-hind difference In
favor of the goods which we 3i10W-1mt only an to the quality of tin- gililiiti but the
quality or the worlunanahlp an
I’Iult. hide and Grey Stripe. good quality, lit-aid trimmed, 59c. Pink
Grey and White Stripe. trimmed with pink
Extra heavy quality, Pink and Illue and All White. 31.00—31.25.
EXil‘ll heavy, White. $1.25.
White, Pink and Blue Stripe. 45c to 65¢.
liiie feather stitching, 39:.
Pink. lllnc and Grey Stripe, umbrella ruliie, 3 rows stitching, 596.
quality, White. 7 inch llouiice, :: tucks. Light lllttc and Pink, eniliroitlcretl ed ge, 85c.
Pink and
Extra fine
Plain Pink and Blue, eni-
i-‘ink and ltluo Stiipo, 4 inch ruilio, linttonhole edge, 25c. White,
FLANNELETTE DRESSING SACQUES-“Pink, Blue and Grey, 85c to $1.50.
BATH ROBES—iled. Blue and Grey, $2.75 to $3.98. "
TRISTRAM 8'5 HYATT, , NORWALK, CONN.
(ELAN S
Hencuouotst'
Dining Chairs.
A very line as-
sortmenl
THIS STORE KNOWS N0
‘ plantation
ii” iii FURNITURE lilPlHlMiNl.
We carry the best and largest stock in the. Norwalks.
You can open a charge account and furnish
your home on the easy payment plan.
Bullets and
Side Boards
In Plain and Quar-
iered Oak. tip-to
r .r:.
from
$1.50 to $3.98
LONDON HORSE BREEDERS AR-
RIV
E.
NEW YORK. Nm, l7. »- Frank i‘illl‘t‘ll
and Alexander (leiulueli, of tilt” London
iiill'kllt’y Home Breeder».- Aaooclttlioti
who come to America In the illit‘l‘t‘i-IN
of an lnlernntiotial horse idiovr which
hi to he held In London next lune.
arrived today on the nioamtu' i.|l(‘fll‘llu.
They will remain here until after the
rim-w of l . New York hurt-to show. Mr.
lCitt'eii innit that It ht provoked it) make
the London show an lutm'nnlinnnl ovv
t‘lil. There will he upet'inl rluntt tor
Atiierican roadsleru. with n content he.
twoeu [\IIII‘I‘iI‘lIIl and Engiluh illlllil‘l'H
tuitl ltiinpera.
Mr. Enron uitltl l‘t'lll‘t‘hi'ililllli'md of
tho London «how have \'|l'Iil|.‘t| evcri'
luJ-ne hrecdhm coutilry In tho world.
tittttiitts.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Edi-on Phonogrnphl and Rocordo.
Victor and Columbia Talking Machine-
‘ and Records.
Bold for Cuh or on tho Inltetlmont
Plan.
l. i. liliKilllilll & ill.
80 Will ltroot. Nerwnlk.
Probate Solo oi Raul Estate.
i’lil‘ltlitilli to an order of the Court
of l’rtihaie for tho illalritrl of NOI"
walk authorizing and empowering him
tiicrouhio. the iiuliiit-rihor tilteru for
“it! all lllll‘ii right. thin and ininrotit
fifteen novenly-ilvo up.
Rifle. and revolver. from two-titty
tip. 1
A Ire-Ii lot of ammunition In all
gauze- nnd caliber. i
Repairing Done.
- ouiu ‘ ~ ,
Noni/alt Hardware 00. l
with Wlm‘fl‘wwm no. unknowing”...
.- Na
foot-Ii
\
$1.0“ shoot
. Princeton up menial. with 197.
renditnvunn; third, 194,, and Hlflflql);
3' "pin ‘51 .33}
nit (titlhcrlnr tlrtiinlilny. late of Not-a
walk, ln'iiitltt dinii‘il'i. demotion. had
at the little of her death in or to all
that certain tract or parcel‘ of land.
with tin"! honor and horn thereon
standing. situated in Itfliti Norwolk.
mutulnlng one tiara. more or loan.
hounded northerly by (lettin- litreot.
easterly by land now or formerly of
Theodore Price. southerly by hind how
or formerly at Patrick O‘Hara. and
wonturly by hunt now or formerly of
William 2‘. 0mm,
PM when out mm mm to
t; JANE! INLAdinlniW.
tits it ~ 1 momenta.
. ., ‘ v
flariwqu
dait- designs, from
$18 to 860
H. KRIEGER 8: CO.
29-31 West Washington Street,
‘I
STAMFORD UNIVERSALISTS CALL
TOR.
PAS
STAMFORD, Nov. lT,-—-’I‘lio i'uiver-
:iiliirii lllll'if-ll, of this (‘il,\'. iliih‘ extended
.a call to Iler. Edward A. liobjonl, oi
Springfield. Mili-ifi.. lIl Iioetitiie Ila pim-
ttir to Hilt't'i'tiii Rev. A. IS. linrtiett, who
iiIiI-I been called In Chicago.
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FOR SATURDAY.
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in, 'l‘nrned Around and Wnlkt-tl Night
Out Again, lulu. litoiiu tutti illfli.l.'i'iiit
vtir Bit-lull Ilnlln, (by ii. 'I'. i’llilill.
And Others.
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music 81' RI.
Donovan Block. 1 Wuhlnuton at.
Agent for Crucent Laundry.
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If Any Dealer
tells. you that tho. range he has to sell
in pun III-l good as the SUMMIT, with
the 4 lim- grate. he Is mistaken.
Don't take our word for It, because
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word for it. because he" irprejudlccd.
(in nah your neighbor who intuit ti
SUMMIT, or doc. them In our utorc.
Buy the BUMMIT.
Your money back it you want It.
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Cult or Credit. ’
3 and 5 Wall
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