I to the place.
‘W invite you‘l- lns‘plrdtlo’n.‘
lilo
K it
‘3
Mil Main‘ Street. ,
£
coat Savings of from $3 to $5.
you have Oval-coats to buy now is the time and the COPYRIGHT
The Copyright Clothing Co.
,a nted l A
At Star. Shirt Factory.
Merwin Street,
MACHiNE STITCHERS
AND LEARNERS.
initiates-box, amt-torn: rating, Chesterfield. . ‘
’fflfilcdeolton,‘ finite. Ker-0y. Worsted and Tweed. .
.0LORINGSr-Bisck.«Oxford, Dark and Light Horrings, It at and no.
open every‘nlpht‘ until 9, and Saturday until 12. Get the Habit;
South Norwslk, Conn.
HARRY coo owm, Mgr.
‘ Superior Styles!
The new Autumn styles of “Queen
Quality" boots are superior in style,
quality and comiort to those of any pre-
vious season. They embrace shoes
in an infinite variety. The popular
and fashionable Gun Metal, suit, vel-
vety Black Kid and lustr'ous Patent
Leather are herein new and exclusive
designs. Button. Lace and Blucher
eifects in correct weights for botli in-
door and outdoor wear. and all stamp-
ed with the “Queen Quality" trade-
mark~a positive aesurance of value.
Sole Agency,
South Norwollt Shoe Company.
90 Washington St. So. Norwslk.
Good Pay and Steady Work.
Apply olfactory at once.
Hutchinson, Pierce 85 Co.
Juneau WANTS-‘TO BE CHAIRMAN
. Issued 1 statement That He is After
Chairmanship of Judiciary
Committee.
BRIDGEPORT. Nov. 19,——Stiilc Sen»
ator Stiles Judson, oi Stratiord. who is
a candidate for the chairmanship oi
the joint committee on the judiciary,
tied a. statement this morning re-
garding his position as a candidate
101' the place. He said:
- “i am a candidate ior the position
of chairman of the conultlee on the
judiciary. I have served upon that
committee in three general assemblies.
twice as house chairman and in the
last general asseriibly as n scuatc
member oi that committee with Mr
Paige. who was the chairman. i am
therefore fully conversant with the
work usually assigned t oiliai coniinlt
tee. i am informed that opticsltion to
my appointment to that place has been
advanced by certain corporate inter
eat! that arc. usually the subject oi
much legislation. The legal represen-
tative of those inicrcsis is quoted as
placing his objection on the ground
that he never knows in advance how i
am going to vote. if lll' means tliutl
have habitually neglected to consult
with him as to my atlitudc upon locus
ures before the crucial asst-inhiy. I
must plead guilty to that charge. ch‘
ertheless. m.v ircilinlcnl oi the mens-
.ures affecting our public scrvlco coin
sporationll has always been fair. tutti ell-
tireiy devoid of prcjutllcg. thncvor
i have oppilllcd any legislation dcnmnd
- ed"by them. it hits not been to advance
any lemon interest of my own. but to
protect what I bclll-vc to ill“ the public
interest. i had supposed that such
.wfi tho sworn duty or every ll'iilillililil‘
i shall not assume to pass upon my
. qualifications for the other iii question
,fi My associates mill-II juimc of that In
tho organization of thc sonuic. it it
very May to ascertain wilt-thrr i am
ouflclontly “sum" and lulfn' by rclcrcucr
to my 'mnoi‘ded votes in three general
mmhiios or this stair. ii mum-
other momlwr is chosen lo the chair
manship of tho couiliiitlcc on tho ludic
ion. i will submit with good grltoc ii
the jtllilllllriii oi my brother imitators
I do object. lit)W(-Vl'l’. illi in Milton oi
a...“ .s h-..-.~. __. . L-
inc state to outside dictation upon the
subject of thesc appointments. No
such interference should be tolerated.
l‘hc members of the sciiatc are entire-
ly competent to act for themselves
upon this important branch of llieirleg-
islutive duties. and any effort on the
part of inlcrcsted parties outside the
membership of the body to cxcr'cisc
the high prerogative of or-ganizingvllic
fl‘lltilt'_ should be firmly rot-listed and
resented by the senators cicctcd.“
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. ()chr Wood. who has been at
tho Norwaik Hospital for several days
with a broken nrlii. rciurncd to her
home in Falriirld til'l'lllll', yesterday.
Mrs. Bridget Nooncy. of Chapel
iii-cot. Norwalk. wciii lo iluriiord yes
tcrlluy and paid a visit to her son. Eti-
ward Noonoy. who is at Iiic (Thrisllan
Brother's School.
Mr. and Mrs. iicnry Burr t‘oley's
iorsc bad llit' blind staggers in New-
lowu avcnur. yesterday afternoon. and
illl't'W thcin both out or ”iv wagon.
Neither wore iiuri very badly liild ii rs.
(lolcy i'I‘IlIilliit'il in Norwalk While h r
iiislntnll diovc to Weston and procui'»
-d iiiiullici‘ llnrsc.
.loiiii "Doc“ White, who was placed
under :irrcsi by tho Norwnlk police
‘asi Wi'l’li, was again arrested at tho
pollcc station about 1! o‘clock roster-
lay morning. iic was charged with
lruukcnnoss. llnicr ho was tolerated
by Chief of Police Bradley, When
'tlllt'l was callcd lo ordcr this morning.
Wiilic l'allrd to put ln’an illilii‘iil‘ulii‘i‘.
(Florence it}. Shanon has resigned
is superliiiiuidcni oi thr Mirwalk Bun.
lay school, The pastor. ltcv. Frank
l). 'i'orrcy’hus appointed it. i.. Wothcr-
Max to Kilrt'l- as acting superintendent
iiilll Mr. Hiatison'il surccsor la cioclcd.
\ir. Slniistm has bcroino secretary oi
the school, surcmulluu Albert iirlndrml.
vim was obliged to resign owinlr in the
“art that ho has moved to Bridgeport,
"lio ltlllcr lcillt lilo he hits
ipoltcii of as tho coining nnvclisl."
"You. be has illli)lil'li of it it Will
llililll
icul.”~» Philadelphia Maillot.
' WE iNVlTE YOU *
‘ to Mt us in our new quarters. that you may know where you can
have your next job oi Printing done to lit your taste and without
Marrying your pocketbook.
(Old Flirfieid Fire
Ill loath Main St.
arise?
"loads or mortuary your we or
South Norwalk
United omit also. or Washington
Tel.
{“Nccmity Never Made a Good
Milli"? .,.m that wise old llhiionoplwr. ileninmin Franklin
How would it, im with you if some hlliitll‘n nerd ior ninncy should
Would you have to humiliate yoursclf by borrowing from
not draw on yonn own anesavnsl
THE ELM GROVE PRINTERY
insurance Building)
337-4. South Norwsllt.
crniili you come down to this imnli
Why not he prepared?
Savings Bank,
or, com» downs.
George L. Fox, Author oi Cor.-
rtiot‘PrIrtioos Act, ileum
o Sensation. by Having ‘ll
Enforced
’ NEW HAVEN, Nov, 19.~—'i‘lle Snpv
route Court chamber in the County
Building was all excitement today over
the suinnionins to court or over a” dear
en citizens principally residentsoi the
Tenth Senatorial District. as it result
. of a petition or George 1.. Fox, auth-
or otthe corrupt practice! not. to the
cilect that certain irregularities were
committed on election day. it. was
hinted in the (iotll‘l. building that this
was the first result of the throwing
out of up dras not in that. district, and
that if there Were violations of the
corrupt ,practices act. those guilty
Would be dcali.wlth according to I‘lW.
All newspapers were excluded irin
today's session. which was before Jud-
ire Elmer as reiereo and no one but
those who had been subpoenaed were
was heard privately and none was re-
presented by counsel. George l.. Pox
when seen before the hearing began.
on the nature of the proceedings said:
“i am pledged to secrmy; not a word
from me, sir."
The vote ior senator oi the Tenth
James H. States was declared elect-
ed over Frank L. .Honian by about 100
votes.
there was a mistake in
of figures and that he actually won
the election by a few votes over 30.,
Mr. Fox on the day after the election
as tightly closed as the law required
led to the hearing.
to the hearing Were the following:
mes E. McGann. a Democratic senator
‘ of two years ago: Henry W. Sanford
chairman of the Democratic. town com-
mittee; policeman Ledwllh. Egan and
'i‘icrniaii. who wgre on duty at
dirty in the Fourth Want: Saloon
Tenders:
saloon Itcopcr. and Town i‘lt‘rk Frolic.
rick ii \‘i’lii‘ilukcr.
prcviously lo the oponiuv oi the hear
ing.
tirsi brought under the corrupt prac
ticcs ili'l. wherein a violation is alien
l‘tl of a churacil-r which requires juiii
clal inquiry. Section 12 of the
says in part:
personal knowlcdgc. that. corrupt pi'at!
led or at preliminary to such
iiuii. naming the successful candldalt
as dcit-ndunt, and praying that
iacts alleged to tic lnuutrcd into."
in soillun ill the not reads:
Superior Court. or the judge or
court of common pleas; may.
ll' any crime has been committed con
requests, “etc.
Today's iicitring iiciorc a ru-l‘t'i'ct
to lhc Superior Court ior n rcicrcc.
BROOKSIDE SCHOOL
There Today.
school, at ilrooksiilc. was rinsed
noon today. by “with ilmcor 'i'l‘llroy
vcr ltillilllK llll' pupils.
CRITICISE natty.
Battleship Connecticut in Com.
mission.
in pulling the new biitilcsitlp ('onncc
ihlll nilml'i'illlu itill‘mllla litm-
lln- ship,
llii' (‘ounoclirul will not no to sea or
it lost trip ulllil lict'cnllwr lb. Bill
of lhitlvipllrr
in that till-y will not, ll'lli’l‘ Ibo run
for liilillill'l’ month.
ion for llll‘ ship with a «limit rouipii
liii'ili of man
lbc (foam-rural, «aid:
,vnrd
limit illilln“
(tillers said that tho ”flirt-rs
odds. 'l‘linlr protests over delays Ii
lunar unlit-mind. it In slated,
Hilton our i‘l‘ili heart-r
none lain service
will refltwl areal
rot. and
will on
that
on the inulsinna.
to tulle
and general work
imprint.
allowed at the hearing. mach witness
District was close and on a recount
Alderman liomuii claims that
subtraction
reported that certain saloons were not
and conducted an investigation which
'l‘liose summoned
Mr. Fox. the two senatorial candi-
dates, Mr. Homan and Mr. States; hr
the
polls of the third ward. which is in the
Tenth District: Policeman Etowell, on
Keepers Malone and Plinth-raid; Ber-
nard Higgins and John Stanford Bar
Eugene ii. Mt-(‘nnn also a
State Attorney Williams conductor]
the inquiry and rvfused to discuss it
The procccdings begun rod-u~ arc the
lit-l
“At any iiuic within thirty days ni-
Iii‘ any such clot-lion. any t'lt‘('il)r or
voter at such election, upon giving
bonds for prosecution as in civil aci-
ion. may prom-til to any judge oi‘ lite
Superior (Iotirt a pctltlon setting forth
under oath. upon information or upon
tires. contrary to the provisions of
any section of this art. were commit-
clco
tilt-
“Any slate reicrcc, any judge of the
any
upon
:lic written request of any states“ at-
iorncr conduct an inquiry as to whi‘lll-
coining any lilaltt-rs iucniionrd in such
icians Mr. Fox‘s request. to State's
Attorney Williams. who in turn applied
CLOSED.
Epidemic of Scarlet Fever Developed
'I‘lil- Mltllllt‘ Flt'i' Mili‘ Rii'i‘l' “It-'Il‘li'l
at
iwcnltso oi llu- prrlsultcc of sriricl ic-
Navy Men Angry at Delays in Putting
(Milt-pro in the Brooklyn navy )‘iil‘il
arc indignant ilill‘flum' oi long delays
litui Iiilo actual scrvicc. and declare
Iii-on
made at Washington to diarrl-dii iltl'
record made at the yard in building
ii in now ”Within“ an probabil- that
is m-hmlniml itl mill on tho nild'wiutvr
cruise in tho South about the middle
til-Viral lIllilm in llll‘ last foov Wi‘i‘llli
oiliccru on tho balilciililp have bot-n lil-
fornicd llinl tin-y would no in «on in
a n-w days. but their latest iniormatlml
Meanwhile they
arr llilpulil-iii two-r Ibo delay and cm»
Asked why llil' ship had not silllml
ml was i’Xpi’i‘ll'll oli licr first lust lrlp. pnrlniion fnriliiiml from Nori‘lllk film
Naval Constructor itiixirl’. who built
‘il in llironitb no innit of lit» navy
tin far on our Work In concern-
l'd till" has broil t'cllill' to sail for it
who
built tlil' shin castrated attaimd great
the drllvnrr or building material inm-
Although lilo l‘onhccilcui ls ill ll‘iliil
completion
than the ixnilslnnh. the inllnrtdlip was
underpin in rnrrv the President on his
trip to lfllilli‘t‘l llii‘ Panama rannl. 'i‘lie
lAJlillliiml will no ri'tidiiod with having
tact
private
shipbuildcm. As a clutter or fact. oi»
tillers contend, the record maria- at the
navy yard was both-r than that made
When the lmtiitllntla returns truth
the South she will go to it navy yard
probably the' toast yard. ior repairs
seyeral
The Superior" Court tiny to
Called to to Post Question
of its Soluncy
Edward s. ventilate, which has also
represented all insolvent. was rte-optin-
on Saturday morning in the cities of
Lawyer Franklin 6 .Brown. The claim
oi John .G. Mulatth
Lawyer Bernard, Lynch, of New Hav—
en, and W. .l. Malone. 9i. Bristol, rep-
resented the Yepmans estate. T. G.
Brown and Judge 8. F. Gatiney, or
New Britain, ureactln as commission.
era on the solvency o the estate. ’
Mr. Minath bought aiockon a mur-
gin from the iirm of Yeomans & Dill
in 1903 and claims the contract was
broken. Mr, Yeomans of this town was
a member of the itrm. The claim of
Mr. Muiatth amounts to about 3600. He
hopes to receive motley on his claim on
account of the him being in a bucket
shop business. .
The hearing lasted about three hours
and was adjourned upon request of
Lawyer Malone, who wished to get evi-
dence upon part of a sentence "pro
tect in full" upon one oi‘ the contracts.
The National Tradesnuin‘s Bank of
New Haven has it claim of $50,000, An~
thouy Blunt. a wealthy mine owner
of New Haven. has a claim of $700.
Samuel Alderman. also of New Haven,
has another clalni of $500. While Dag-
gett & Tilson represent the Trades-
nian’e Bank, Bernard Lynch Is for Mr.
Muiatth and E. N. Rogers for Mr. Ali
dcrman and Mr. Blum.
ll hits been decided to contestthe
claims before passing decision on the
so ency oi the Yeomun's estalc. Mrs.
000 through the will or her father.
Anion.“ Bradley. ii is likely that this
matter will be brought to the superior
court to be settled.
osmiltav sores.
JOHN E. MEAD.
.lolui E. Mead,‘a well~known rcsidt'nt
of Stuart avenue, died last night, Mr.
Mead had been ill for several days,
death being caused by neuralgia oi the
heart. lie is survived by live sorts,
Conrad and liyron Mead. and one.
'vluughlcr, Ziicleka. For many years
he was it"iiiolder in tho Norwnlk Lock
"ompany's plant. Funeral services
will be held from tho lllli' residence
chncsday.ailenioon at 2 o'clock. Rev.
James Britten Wcl'ncr will oiliciatc.
intrrmcut will no in Riverside (‘eme-
:cry.
7
MN‘
M its. 0. REED SHERWOOD.
'I‘llc ililiL‘l‘ill of Mrs. (T. Rccd Slicr
\vonli. widow or the idle James Sher
.vood. will be held tomorrow afternoon
it 2 o‘clock trout her late home. 20
Camp street. Mrs. Sherwood is sur-
rivcd by one son; Edward R. Sher.
wood, with whom she resided. 'i‘lio do
ceased was eighty years. 4 months and
twenty-seven days of age.
. a...“
. hills. HUGH“ .‘tiONAliAN
Mrs. Hugh Mo'h'shan died this morn-
. llljl at her home, No. 9 Leonard street.
Sin- is survived by a husband and sov~
.‘l‘ill children.
.i‘l'NERAI. 0F COMMANDER MiD-
ill.EliRO0K.
The funeral of Commander Frank S.
Middlcbrrmk was largely uttondcd Sat~
llrduy afternoon from his late rosi-
Iruco in Adams uvcnuc. Norwail-t.
lliirkingliaui i’osi. ti. .\_ it, paid him
illll honors. tlic senior vice-command-
- er. i‘. W. llcnni-tl. lit-int: in charge.
_ Rev. James licnlou Worncr also oili-
"intcd. 'i‘hc pail bcsrcrs Wcrc (larar
W, St. .oiin. (‘iiarlcs Lonniis. Jauios
llyoii. .inrvis Kellogg, William A. Kri-
logs and Thomas Bradley. The pail
bcarcrs also actcti its a lirinil squad. un-
der command of Joseph i‘roasninn, The
burial was in Norwaq cemetery.
LETTER To MANUFACTURERS.
. Commiuioners Urges Representation
At Jamestown Exposition.
'l‘lic (‘oniim-llcul commission for tho
.lunn-slown Exposition is sending out
the following letter to Hi“ liiilniiinc
tort-rs or (‘onm-vticul:
"lnvcstiuuilon rcunrdlng the [lrl‘flt'lti
condition and nrtmlwcts oi the James.
town 'l‘orr-(‘cnlcunlul Exposition on-
terprisi- mudc during a recent visit lo
the grounds. lins satisfied this control".
«ton that it will be of great business
advantage to the iimiuliurlnrcrs of this
State to on wall represented there‘.’
“A vcry lurilo attendance is anslll‘rml
not only of residuals or this country
lull from Europe. and i-iouib and (‘ml-
trnl America. The New itaxlnnd and
i Middle Stall-s will have very int-[to ro-
. presentations. owing lo the short die
more and low titres.“
"'l'hc citinuslvu military and naval
nrournm, lll'i‘tlill‘i'll by the illiitcd titu-
lus KllVi-l'liliilllti. will be a lliiu'iti-ll ul~
traction ior visitors. and more than
n hundred national conventions of lilo
Int-poi lll‘ltittilznlimin. at tho l'tllillll‘y.
I m-rrrl. benevolent. moinl. industrial
plan. will be bold during llll~ cxpoul-
lion
, 'i‘lw hoicl ammunmlnlions will bu
llllilili‘ Strain and trailer linen and
stratum-s will furnish prompt trans-
lation distant. 'l‘hc llrnu helm: laps
,ilion at tit. imiin. visitors will hr more
iiiclinmi to make u thoroiuth innpctu
lion oi all the features oi‘ tolerant and
tho llliiilml exhibit ntmrr will umpicw
linliilhly increase the advertising value
of lho exhibits allows. ‘l‘hn t'xllllillliltn
lilmmxi‘mt'lli has planned to avoid cor-
l illlii icalurmi of the larger exhibitions
which ruusmi delay and binary exill'fl‘
so in inhibitors. For example. on thv
hlliiior may arrange with the manoeu-
mcni. to erect- his booth at about half
the usual expanse. and also to have
tho exhibition rarnd ior, rniiovluit the
exhibitor oi the cinema oi maintain»
lilii his own i-npr‘pkvtllailvr.
Awards of inm‘llllll mar iio oliiullinil
by pertains in charge. all well as by dl‘
root representativm oi‘ the vxhllillora.
“The height caution on exhibits
from this section will he lishlor than
owing to the short distance. d the
water as well on rail transportation.
"Goilecme exhibits oi= the [mint
fries of cities will be totaled. and ”iv
collection oi each city my be to char.
t
h is .
’33
e
w
w"
Southiugton, Nov. ills-The estate or _
was argued by |
Emma Yeoniaiis. wife of the deceased. ;
recently came Into a bequest of $200; ,
match.
delivered from the display.
Remember the-Date.
MtltttlAullist'
zillning Chairs.
Avery line as?
‘ ’sorimolii
from
$1.50 to $3.98
m
its of a single representative tlills lar-
gely rcducing expenses.
“in view of the especially large at-
tcnduurc assured iroiii the South and
Southwest, it may be well to note that
those sections have been unusually
prosperous ior several years past and
afford an excellent market for the
products oi Connecticut factories."
“The exposition opens April 26 and
closes November 30. i907."
MELLEN READY TO AiD SPRING-
FIELD.
m.
Rsllroad to spend $2,250,000 on
Changes.
l‘rcsidcnl C S. Mullen, oi the. New
York, New Haven and liurllord lialI-'
road has indicated to thc court of
Compton (‘ouucll oi tiprinuiicid his
williuuncss to thl'k out a railroad lin-
provcuioni Iii that city which will on
tall an expense or about 82.000.000 on
tho railroad. bill the cxi‘cullon of those
plans is contingent upon the city‘s
Willingness to giva about ”00.000 to-
wnril the mineral work _nud also ac»
uncuro for tho New iliivcli a two
track right ovcr the lines oi‘ the lion-
loll and Albany road lill‘illlitll the city.
A Mlilll'lni llit'i‘llill‘ iii the common
council will in.- bold tonight to not on
”to matter, .
'l‘ho olali otiiiinml urovitlcs for it
holilcvurli along llii' t'lilil side of Illi.‘
Count-client rivvr. where the tracks
or the Now iiiivon are now, from Fill“
out pork to tho Il'lil'ltu of tho. liosloii
and Albany road. in the place oi thr-
present row of lrarlts anti sldinsa. the
city may have a bounty spot and. so
firmly arc the anionic of tiprillixilcid
impressed willi the plan. tiicy have iil~
ready‘ subscribed visual) toward moi-t
lit; tlill twist
The now plan will take tilliqtrllllkh
across lhi‘ m r on a bridge on he
built hr llic‘ rs road near-Forest park
in the Wool bank anti names the flli'il-
down liiroulth Weill Rnrlhgdeid to tho
il‘ili'liil oi the 8 rltiaiiold extension oi
the i‘cilirni Ne . gland. a little oral
or the point wii those into the hurt
ton and Albany.
i do not know what them things are
for any other exhibition for: yearns
n
sniim to cost the New Haven road.
President Mellon said it will mohair.
ly cold over I3.000.00ll. .
President Mellon ,iliilll that. he would
take care of the factories now on the
east ill or tracks by nieans oi trolley
lines it d would take coal and height
by nirvana oi electric locomotives run
in the limit. it necessary. ‘
of the goods. and an expert in the fur business.
NOS. I and 5 WRITE BUILDING. '
in Illi illill. iHliIli,NlllE E
ii Annual Exhibition ill Fine-lull.
will take place on the above data. At that time we will havens exhibition the entire sample line of one of the
largest as well as the best manufacturers of tale in this country.
Sable Fox, Isabella Fox. Blue Fox, Silver Fox, White Fox, Natural Mink, Blended Mink, Japanese Mink. Natural
Squirrel. Black Lynx, Blue Lynx, Persian Lamb. Broadtail Ermine. Beaver and Martin.
TRISTRAM a HYATT, NORWALK, court.
\
v
THIS irons: [snows so
‘ pleasant
lSli lllii UHNIilllIi IllPlHiMllIi-
We cprry the best and largest stock in the Norwalks.
" You can open a. charge account and furnish
your home on theeasy payment plan.
Buffets and
Side Boards '
in Plain‘and Quar-
{ tercd Oak, up-to—
dale dcsigns, from
$18 io$60
H- KRIEGER 8: CO.
29-3l West Washington Street,
-__
POKER ROOM iN STAMFORD.
STAMFORD, Nov. lit—Frederick
Ashcroft was fined $100 and costs iii
the city court today for keeping a pok-
cr room, which was raided yesterday.
‘Fivo iroquonicrs Wcre lined Sid and
costs. This is the first prosecution ior
gambling in this city for two years.
irritants.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Edison Phonographs and Records.
Victor and Columbia Talking Machines
and Records.
Sold ior Cash or on tho Installment
Plan.
l. E. illIIKilllllil ill.
39, Wall Strut. Norwaik.
t: ”i iii it
Keep the House
Warm
by
Keeping theGellar
Cooled '
l
I
llilit’s iliir holiness
ill liliil till it.
its new:
in _
{.01
The line will include all the newest things in
Scarfs and Mulls to
The exhibition will be inichurge or Mr. Asher, of the firm at Lehrburger & Asher. the manuiacturers
Any of the pieces on exhibition may be selected and will be
ti Friday. November 23d
For'One' Day Only. '
N
., are ""1
. ‘ Elmo"
an! m MOST
‘ unsucm
QUAti'riEs
Enamel and
Brass Beds
A large variety to
select from. Every
piece guaranteed.
Also Mattresses
and Springs,
$i.98 to $20
South Norwaik, Conn.
If Any Dealer
tolls you that the range be has to soil
is Just as good as the SUMMIT, with
the 4 bar grate. he is mistaken.
Don't take our word for it. because
we arc prejudiced. Don't take his
word for it. because no is prejudiced.
(to ask your neighbor‘who uses a
SUMMIT. or see them in our store.
Buy the SUMMIT. ‘
Your money back if you want it.
F. A. MITCHELL,
' Cash or Credit.
3 and 5 WA“ hi.
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Not-walk. Conn.
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Norwalk Chronicler