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“ COPYRIG
Sit-1"" STORE
All overcoat with three graces—Fibrin Style and ‘Tailorillg. The coat
‘ II 4! inches long, has a deep center vent, curves in at waist line and llares
out i,“ hlpli. all the graces imperson fashioned the new overcoat of ours it
‘ couldn't be more graceful. Greys in many fabrics and weaves are yours,
practically. The new herringbone effects with collard of velvet in self or
‘ iilili he hill lli'odlli i ii no \riluouu in tho
“contracting shades. Only $10.
Get the Habit.
. n
Go to the
The COpyrig-ht Clothing- Co. '
I North Main Street. .
- HARRY GOO
SPEC?
diam lira
WI WILL
an»... 0..
South Nerwllk, Conn.
DWIN, Mgr.
W’eek Only.
III-l. THI:
llliiill. Mariner’s Special
anopchn $1.30,
5' ' At'$2.25.
90 Washington Street,
“I
SOUTH NORWALK SHOE 00.
South N orwalk.
' NOTICE IS mam GIVEN
the public that we propose making it warm for all persons using out
Coal. We can do this easily, because there is more heat value to
the’ton in our Coal than in any 0t
Tile llaniel llnng
Branch Offices:
Bridge Drug Store.
Leary's News Stand.
her Coal you can buy.
ii Coal Company,
74 SEAVIEW AVE.
Telephone 548.
M
GILLETTE MURDER TRIAL.
Dr. Richard’s, the Last of the Five
Medical Experts, on the Stand.
HERKIMER, N, Y., Nov. 28.~—Wlih
the expectation of rum-hing the close
of the state's case in lilo lililollo mur-
der trial before tonight‘s adjournment.
District Attorney Ward today couliir
ued the examination of S. S. Richards.
the last of the firo modical exports cm
ployed by the sluio. llr. Richards had
been cross-examined by Mr. lilills‘ do-
fence to some cxloul wllcn court ud-
Journed last owning. but in lllis (‘iil-‘i‘
8.8 with all tho olllor modloal oxporta
there was an abundance of rodlrocl
and recross questioning awaiting him
today. Dr. Crumb. who has :iciod as
medical adviser for the district aiior-
ney and who millit‘ microscopic oxumi-
nation of the hair found in the bout
occupied by Gillolio and Miss Brown.
said today that ho will not take. lilo
stand as a wllnoss. There was lhc
usual large assemblage of spot-odors
at. the court. house today.
Mr. Mills, of tho dol’onso, wlis ilfiiii‘il
about the truth of the rumor that tho
court would adjourn Io lilo Mohawk
River bank so that. iliiloltc could show
the jury how the boat oupsizod.
“That's a good story." ho said. laugh
ingly. "but it is lame with sonic of tho
stuff sent out of llorklulor."
A deputy nhorlil wont to Now York
today to find Dr. Sisulua. who is want»
ed as a wllnoi-ls for tho dol'ouso. I i
Sisslng is said to huro boon ul Ilia
Moose when (il'uro Brown‘s bully was;
recovered.
The courl room was not crowdod to
day when I'ormor Si-uulor Mills r4
owned the. cross-oxuiuinalion of Dr. S.
S. Richards. tho lillll and lust of tho
physicians who portormod lilo auiop
any on Grace. Brown's ilody. District
Attorney Ward allomplod to how Dr.
Richards doscribo lho condllion of lin-
hair found in tho skiff which llillollo
used and which is nllogoil to bo Miss
Brown's hair. Mr. Richards said lilol
he found tho cud of the hair he on
nmined to he loru and broken. It seen»
ed to have been torn by violonco, said
the witnoss, but lilo dcl‘oncc Hui-coed-
ed in gelling iinll olll of tho ovldonoo
' Dr. Richards said tho cm] of lilo
hair he referred to was not lilo naiurw
all end, but brokcn um] difforcui than
which would be found if lllc hair bad
or foundation for any of tho promlsos
of lilo district atlornoy. If it wori‘
not for his imagination [how would
Do nothing to lilis case."
M11 Thomas said iho ilol‘onso had a
lphysioian who could S‘Vl'fli' poultircly
to tho condition of lirnco llrowu's body
as it appeared wllou tnkon from llii
Moosc i.fliii', and uddod: "ii was not
shown lllal Graco lirown und (liliuiol
llillollo wcro ongllgod lo wml. Ii liar
only boon shown lbul illcy should
lulro boon wod. or all loan: should haw
boon nlzlrriorl Hillllt‘ limo.
“'i‘ho ilislrlcl allornoy told you about
low woddillg clolllos. i lI()lIiIi ii um
girl of ilraoo Brown's clluruotor would
propurc for ilor woddlng with u Sinai:
i dross.
i "Tho district altorucy promisod to
[bring you an oyc-wiinoss. lio did not
lilo ii. ’i‘ho rorords of tho illiiOlisy w:
‘ noror had. 'l'hcy woro silpllrcssod.
“'l‘llo dislrlol allornoy lrios to draw
a lino iil‘lWi‘l'll illi- clam-we to “‘Ilil'll
ilraoo Iil'illl’li. a i'urulcr‘l: dauulllor, bo
lunar-d. and FOIIN’ oihor girls. dough
lore of proicsslonnl luou, but i don't
moo wlloro lilo dislinoiiim oonlos In.’
Mr. Thomas said llraoo ilrown sill;
,‘.',i':~'li'(i lllal Nhtl llllli (lillollo slop oil‘ at
lliu Mooso lo soc lilo lllko. (lillyiio
lui'ior Ural-o llrown lnid drowuod. dil‘
lulu lry to concoul iiilnkoif, ho said
, Would you he boltcr salieilwl if you
i had lhc words of (lraco llrowu‘s lit‘llill
ifl'om lilo month of ibo only one Will
)2 i “luv ilt‘I' lilo?" ho ooullnllod. "()f coursi
you would. oyory ono of you, And yor'
:vil.lii lulvo ii. ll will ho a slruluhii’or-
ward story of how that girl moi llor
,iil‘liil‘. no slipping on tho lulho that
" i iill'ail‘ doctors lulkcil allow and allnpoll
up on. When you shall how all oi
iln- widoncc wo will bo anilsilod with
your finding.”
iiIcRKIMER. N. Y., Nov. tilt——
(‘lloslcr i9, (Iiilolto. charged with
murdering his supposed fiaucoe. (lrucc
“Horn. of South (liuollc, today look lilo
wllnoss cloud on his own bollalf. With
l‘nco somowhat drawn. bill uttlludc us
oarc free as the most unlnllmrlunl wil~
nous ill tho f‘liHl“ (lint-tic crossed his
loan, gazed ul tho jury and began in
ioii lilo Hiory of tho lll~l'utod trip that
hr and tlracc llrown look on Ililz Moose
Lalio. Artur going over his youthful
career. which carried him through the
word. Lliiioilo said that be had been
been pulled out. This crldonoo war1
not admitted. becauao lilo microucllpici
examination had iuclndod bill ono hair!
and the physician was unnblo lo iiii'll-
tify that particular hair in ibi- bunch:
that had been offoroii ill cvidolll'l'. i
At 10:40 District Alloruoy Ward!
rented the licolllc'n cow. The“ Mi.i
Mills, for lilo iioi’oilso, mow-d i'or lilo!
prisoner's dlmzilarac. Ilo llit‘iliillill‘li
a! the ground for his motion that lila-
trict Attorney Ward hull inilod to pro
mice the cyo-wlinouk in» said ilc would,
truxedy at all, ihul ilt‘ had not pro,
duoed l. llrclumdcrum-o or cvldoncc
that it had not boon shown that (iron-
Brain and Uillolto. worl- ongngod to
be married find lilul It had not boon
charm that. firm-c Brown'a woddlna
clothes had boon llllulc. The court
inurrilptad Mr. Mills ilcforo ho iiitli
finished.
Mr. Thomas in his opoululz mldrosu
for 'the deform; aalilr'
"A week ago. we lcnrncd from tho
district sttornoy what he clalmcd ho
would show. There is not a particle
..
contend With.
aid. one'l income and deposit the
urinuhimk, at 4%. ‘
South Norwalk‘
income and Expenses.
Too many pcoplc limit their cxponaua only by ihclr Income and int
variably cross the line at limos and in this way pile up a loud of dobl.
.cht is the gradient discouraacmcnt that any man can have to
The only safe way to avoid it. is to always plan to live a iilllo. in-
nit“ Illilt lulu... 07 Washington at.
ill lilo ‘I'IIIDIOY of his uncle, N. If. fill»
loiio. oi (forliund, since March. i905.
In roxponui- lo lilo quorloa of his son-
ior counuol i‘llllollo than began his to
lwursui oi lilo tragic story that other
wiinosuos havo lrlod to picco iogoihcr.
”i loll i'oriiaud on Sunday. July 8,"
ho boimu. “You. I had boon acquaint.-
od with (lraco Brown for Mini" lime.
i Wiliiir‘w liorouyto on that day."
NEW YORK. Nov. 2ft.~»iir. Illugono
ii. Rising. who livos ui' ill loam Six-
iicill lecoi. this clly, whou union! to-
duy Wilt'lilt'l' ho was ill lilg MOONI‘
Wiit'ii llrm-o Ilrown‘s body was rocnv-
orcd. said that ml was in that region
ni iiil‘ iiuw, bili dccllllod lo nlilkc ally
rurlilor slutcmoni.
TINGEY TABLET UNVEILED.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 2K,-<h§crrutlir.\‘
Bonnpnric and Frank W. l-laoitoli. for-
nn-r linkiuliml Set-rotary of tho Navy.
worn tho chief «beaker» today ul lilo
unvoiiinu of a. bronnc lliilict ill till!
Washington Navy Yard to (3am. 'I'iloul-
as ’l‘ingoy, ihc Iirui commandant ofiho
yard. '
difference in ihlli strong MUTUAL
Savings Bank,
south Normlk.
‘ ii
iii w. ill n.
. Hanna in
Mrs. Rose Delinapeavois Hand.
field Wanted SI ,000,000irom
Siandar‘il Oil Manuals, Claim-
ing Her husband’s Business
Had Berni Ruined . ‘
NEW YORK, Nov. 2fl.-Cbnrgod with
threatening to kill John I). Rockefellor
unless he paid hor a million dollars,
Mrs. Rose Dalian Beauvoir; Handhol l.
forty years of age. was arrested today
in front of the offices of the Guardian
Trust Company, in lower Broadway.
At the district altoruoy’s office Mra.
Handlicld said that. her husband had
been In the oil business. bill that tllcy
had been ruined by iho Standard Oil
Company. Mrs. Handtle‘ld is charted
with having uladc the demand for a
million dollars on Mr. Rockeiolhtl‘e
socrctary lasl Friday. It Is allcgod
that silo forocd Il('l‘ way into lilo rot:
rclary‘u office at 20 Broadwnv and do
clurod silo wanted a million dollars
and avchd that if silo did nol gcl ii
she would kill Mr. Roclcafflllor Hilli
burn down iho building whom lin-
compauy's odious \\’t‘t‘o localod. It is;
charged shi- displayed a revolver.
Some one In the Standard (iii of-
fices llllllit‘ out a chock for “.illllIJliliI
drawn to Mrs, ilandlioid's or'lor nu”.
payable iii lilo (luardillu 'l‘lual Com-
pany. Silo acoopiod it. but was for
lowcd lo lilo UNIV .5 of tho 'i‘rua' l‘om»
puny. Alfred M. liarroll, ll.i cuslilol
of the (rust company, had bot-u noii.
liod not to cash lilo chock and. whom
Mrs. liundili-ld prosculod It said [but
lhc irusl oolllpun)‘ did uol llnro lillli
mnouni or urinary handy lll that limo.
Ilo :lskod Mrs llnndiioid to
\‘Vcduoliday, Mrs. l-landiicld :1‘:"('t‘ii lo
do so and dollurlcd. Officials of tin-
Slandurd (iii Uolllpally and tho (lid-r
dlnil Trust Company nl illit‘o lloliiiod
the district aliornoy‘s oillcc and a war-
ranl {or lilo urrost of Mrs. llaudilolli
was issuod by a luugislraio, A doloc
llro walll-d outsido iili‘ oilli-oa of tho
II‘lIl-ii common" for lwo days for MI'N.
liziudilold lo roturu and whorl silo up-
ponroll today silo was illix’i‘il to lilo
district aiiorucy's ollloo and ououliou
oil. Alfrod M. Iiill‘l‘t‘li, corridor of illl‘
trust company, was prosoui. 'i‘ho dis-
lrli-l :liiorncy uouid uoi pumil )lra.
Ililliliilolil to mill in any out» ni‘ior
ibo oxandnuliou bud im-u colnploicd.
Win-n arrulnuod in pollco court Mrs.
lluildilold Hiliii Hill‘ had noun lo Ilir.
Roolu-iollor'u oilico wilh lilo purposo
ii’ saving his soul. or ii llo rofuuoll to
how his: soul enroll. to saw ii for him
"by blood illonl-molli.” Silo ililii a rc-
rnlri r Silo su‘ii .xho was .l “mini oi
lilo sun. moon and wall-r.” and (‘illi
lrullod lilom all.
llormuu llundilold, iorculan of .l
lrilnk fuclory. said ilml his wilo had
bot-u lll‘lilll: in a lwouliar mnnuor for
soluo liliii‘, Ilo declarod llial ho had
lllll boon ruiuod by lili‘ Standard Oil
Company our ir'd llo oror hail rival
llgr: wilh i":il company.
Mrs. liandiiold was soul in liolloruo
for observation no lo hcr monlal con
ditlon.
NEW UNIFORMS.
Commissioned Officers of Third infan-
try Receive Notice of Changes.
Tho comlnluslonod omocru of tin- lo
cal companion of lilo 'l‘hird Roulmo-nl.
l‘. N. (l. lluro i‘i'i'l'ihld ollli'lul noiloo
of tho addition in llloir poruonnl «quip~
moms Ill lilo “'in of a full drosu nni~
forlu. 'l‘hoy arc oxpcciod to till ”I“
roqulromollis of tho ordor by lho first
of the now your.
\l'llll lilo now ouuipmonl. they will
illlvo i0 llrovilio Iiit‘llth‘iVI‘R with lhl'oo
sole of uniform, lilo aorvlco. lilo dross.
and tho fliil dross. 'l‘ho now filll drous
uniform that ban just boon ordorcd
is Iho nouioul uplmrol that ball yoi
boon provldcd l‘or lilo oiilccrs of lilo
mllllla. The cm is soft-what looser
than that of any oihor uniform lilal
has boon dorlacd for tho offlcor ulid
there in onoilgh of gold braid trim-
mings lo mnkc Ii ulirucllvo without
vorxlug on tho point of conditions.
FIRE lN WALL STREET BARN.
Flames on the Roof Bubdued by Fire-
man With Extinguishers.
Firo ilroko out this uflornoon ai izlill
o‘clock ill the burn on tho .lnilu Look.
wood piucc. Wail street. The occu-
pant of the nouac is James ilm-on. The
roof was (inhibited connidornbly, but
otherwise J10 dalnugc was liollo. The
fire dcparilucnl respondod from Box
iii. and lilt- muucu Wore. put out with
cxillmulnliora.
’l‘hc burn Illltl boon lilo rcndozvoua
of tramps laloly, and lboy may have
ciiuscd tho firc.
SONS OF AMERICAN REVOLUTION
TO ACT.
Will Locate and Mark Lut Hosting
Places of signers of Ducllrntlon.
That the ilomleniianls of the men
who mnrlc lilo union of the stains pol-l-
«ibic and tho ncparation of ”Him from
tho nlollu-r country practical who
havo llamlmi ihcmaclvoa under the or.
ganizailon oniioii tho Rona of iiw Ann
urican itcvoiulion may i'lii‘lllm‘ honor
their ancoaloru and hold up lbclr pa-
lriolinrn for tho knowlcdlro and on-
courngcmcut or the younuor Kl‘lici‘li
HELD AT ELLIS laLAND.
WASIIiNll‘i'ON. Nov. 28.~~Ai u sull-
ai-slion of a {cloud in New England.
Allorncy-iioncrlll Moody hm dirociod
ilnv silcnllon of the immigration :l—
thorltlim to the child of Mme. Mutant
rcl. l'lrclu-lllan.‘rc ted in be a wool-
thy Armcnlun. w , with her child
starvation of the Ellis island lmmigrw
lion station. Commissioner Watchorn
reports to the Immigration authorities
here that. serious complications hm in-
volved in ihc case. but given no ,de
tails in his telegram. It is not known
whether Mme. i’iranchlun in likely to
be deported or not.
l'oiiirir
and mold. hull been detained for oil, ‘
i
an
x in
‘ iiiSiiiiiiiiii iii.
President Bumham Said to
Have Settled for the Mutual
Resorva‘ Lita Company for
“0.000
NEW YORK. Nov. 28.-Chargoa that
Louis F‘. l’ayn when state superinten-
dent of insurance demanded $100,000
from the Mutual Reserve Life Insur-
ance Company under thruui of showing
that the company was insolvent. and
that President Frederick A. Burnham
had said that he paid Mr. Payn $40,000
were made by Maintain District Ala
torncy Noll. today in lhe trial of
George II Burnham. .Ir.
Alter tho Jury had been sent out of
lilo court room Mr. Noit said lllut
l’rosldcnt Frcdorlck A. Burnllam ask-
ed .1. Douglas Wclia, who was then
vicc-prosidcut of the Mutual Reserve.
to put lilo sum of $5,075 in his cxpenso
account bccauae l’residcui Burnhum
was in financial straits. As a mason
for his need of monoy Mr. Nott, said
Prosldoul Burnhnm doclarcd to Mr.
Wolls that Superintendtml l’ayn had
domundcd tho $100,000. bill had boon
iuducod lo accopi $40,000. This
amount Mr. Iiurnllum s'aid ho paid
from his own funds, according in Mr.
Noll.
OBITUARY RECORD.
i"l‘Nl-ZRAI. 0|“ .1. llli LA PLAINIQ.
'I‘hc fuucral of .I. lio Lu I’luluc, tho
"cowboy (-Villlgcliul." who died at tho
Norwalk Hospital. :lfiol‘ an lxlonilod
lililoss. was hold this: aitcrnoon. In»
lormcut was in blast Nor-walk como
it'i'y.
r‘l’NllIRAl. ()ll‘ WILLIAM BROWN
'l'llo romaine of William Brown ar-
rirod from New York and were bun
il'li in Nill'Wlilll l-ollu-icry today.
BRAKEMAN CRUSHED TO DEATH.
ll:\li'|‘ll‘tlllll, Nov. 25‘s; '\\'Iliii’ ooilpl»
inn cars on a l'rolclli irnln in tho (‘om
lral Now England yard today. Edward
ll. l‘roulor, of this oily, was crushed
in llcllll. llo got Ill'iwt'ml illo llrako
lil‘llllh. which canlo logotllcr whilo lho
train was rounding a ollrro. killing
him instantly. Proalor. who lived at
l Avon nll't'ifi. icawa a wifo. His illtlr
‘r iiroa ill Now llriluill.
A little better e'a'ch year and this
year far better than ever that's our
line of carving sets, cutlery and keen
edged goods in general. Now is the
time to get a net fof‘the Thanksgiving
table. Come in a d look them over.
and don't forget «can put your old
ones in first class condition or do any
repairing you have. Satisfaction guar-
sntecd.
Norwalk Hardware On.-
39 Main St, Norwalk
What Do You Think of the
Summlr Range f
This is what (iilt' Norwulk man says
about ii: “I would not tilkc sorority-
iivo dollars for my Rougo." 'I‘Ilc Ranxu
oosl him about half that unmuul.
’l‘hc Snuunil Range. with tho Muir
urulo. has rouciu-d tho highest point
of poriocliou. in ovcry quality whicll
makcs ii firm-clues A, No. l, Rnngo.
it in tho lzrculoal iucl savor on
earth. and will do morc work, wilh
loss coal. than any other Range on
tho markot. \Vo sell thcm on thirty
days' iriul.
F. A. MITCHELL,
cm or Credit.
8 and 0 Well It. Norwalk. Conn.
Tel. 075—2.
H” APPIES. “
Groonlnas. Baldwins and Noriilcrn
Spy, lineal York State grade
mania. prices going upaiuly
now at there prices until 'l‘hnuku-
diving only . . . . . .0235 hbl.; 26c pk.
ONIONS.
m
favor of the goods which we show-mot only as to the quality
well. A comparison is all we ask.
LADIES' DOWNS—Sizes from 14 lo 17.
and blue, 850- All Willie. 800d quality, 85c. Extra heavy quality, Pink and
Extra Slzo«—Exira heavy. Pink and Blue Stripe, $1.00. Extra heaVy. White.
CHILDREN'S GOWNS—Slzes from 2 to 14 years.
Blue Stripe, umbrella ruffle. 50c.
broldery edge llouuce, $1.00.
CHILDREN'S 8KlRTS~From 2 to 10 years.
6 inch ruffle, butlonhole edge, fcathcr stitched. 45c.
BATH ROBESvRed. Blue and Grey, $2.75 to $3.98.
E 5
Hill! m not!
itONDMICAI.
MERLI‘IANDIS!
PAYMENT PLAN.
DINING CHAIRS. _ ,1? BUFFETS AND
SIDE BOAR DS.
H KRIEGER
29.31 West Washington Street.
CONVICT FRANCIS CAUGHT.
BANGOR, Mo. Nov. 28.~Miuol St.
Claire Francis. the negro convict who
.cscapcd froth lilo Maine Stalc Prison
', at ’i‘homaeton on November 12 and has
boon dodging largo bodice of pursuors
for Wot‘ks, was capiurod today at Glen-
burn about six mllcs from this city.
The fugitive was taken by llniiod
Slulcs l’osloilico inspector Robinson.
The trail of Francis was plckod up
at ll o’clock this morning. when an cm.
pinyo oi‘ lilo llanzor and Lowlston
iRailroud numod (lrovor, of (Icinbilm.
admission lwired Bhorlfi Gillmun, in this city. lhat
Francis had applied at his house for
food. (Irovor said lilat ho wollld kccp
lilo man in sight and nskcd that an-
slrlanco bu soul him. lkvpulios Rowen
uml imilcrson wcro Immodilllely do-
sputcbod to (lieuburn and other. 0th
lala followed. Ill-t'ullso of linillod
moans of communication with (lion-
llurn lilo circulllslanocu of tho lli'i‘i'Hl
oil Francis woro slow in rout-hing this
c ly.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
The Euro Norwnlk schools arc rooni
to be equipped \rllh lclophoncs,
Prido of (‘onrl Nurruk (‘irclo. ("om-
panions of tho Ir‘oroxl. will moot In tho
'now hall ill \Viilcl' ull'ocl, tonight, {or
“iv ilrst limo. ‘ l
’l'ln- Eilh’i Nor-walks will play lilo
Mcrllli (‘Illlt‘xi- foolbull loam. tumor-i
row morning at 0:30 o‘clock. on lhcj
liuxtor Grounds.
'l‘hrco applications for
wcrc rccclvoil. and one candidate was
alimillod. iii tho. “looting of Court Ma-
hackomo. i"f)l‘t’flit‘l"d of Ami-rim, lasl
ovonluu. and lilo work of the now do
Kroc team. undor Arthur .lollcs, was
rccclvcd with pleasure. A commilloo
of ilflccn was appointed in arrange for
tho lolnl affair in be xivou with llu-
idill)’ Porosicrr. At the close of tho
businoss molding, a social erosion was
bold aml lwo full-.iuwolcd sold past
chiuf's .lcwcla p'oro prom-mod to
Mortars. Splalln and lllamiro for thoir
efficient work during the pact your.
GLOVERS
the place.
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INTERCOLLEGIATE CHAMPION-
SHIP.
PRINCETON, N. .i.. Nov. 28.-~«'l‘lue
tcnmu of i’riuccion. Pennsylvania. (.‘oo
noli, Yule. linrvurii. Columbia and
Masallcilusolla lunliluic of 'i‘ochnolo.
tar. which will nonlpcto in tho annual
inlcrcolicniiiio championship cross
country run this atlornoon. arrived
hero today. ‘i‘ilo loamrl all Willkuli
chr the courso. it in six and a quar-
lor milca and difficult. Woods, orch-
urdk, hills and hauled Kritiili patch. un-
iN BUYING THE
CROSS
8H0!
8!! THAT THIS LABEL
lulrso ycllow Onions. whllo lllny
..00¢ hm; 20c pk.
quoioff’s ‘
72 No. Main St.
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/
lo. Norwalk.
‘7 ' i
this space for
everything in
':film JEWELRY
3} ME for limes
Richard iNOaclt,
i
"WEI-ti:
so No. mm to. . "13m NOMIIRI
liroly cicurcd of loom.- sionou, will flir-
nillit a riml crolm country racing
ground. Cornell la a lull. favnrllc,
nun Pennsylvania and 'l‘ochnoioxy
cloud on. Capt. manic, of Princeton.
In iookml plum as the sure winner of
tho individual honors.
HENMANN JURY OUT.
BRIDGEPORT. Nov. nan—walk». the
jury in tho Superior Court was dollh-
crnilna today upon the case of Aleksa-
dcr Hermann. charged with the mur-
Ilcl‘ or Marlin Koralnaky. the dead
man‘s wilc. Mrs. Marie Koralnsky. who
has been locked in the county jail
since llil‘ tummy on July ilh last. was
brought into the oily cour land arraign-
cii before Judge chvcnwn charged
with helm: an accomplice of Hermann.
'l‘hc prosecution asked that the wom-
on he held until the Jury had return-
ed a Vt‘i‘tiliil. in the Hermann trial and
the court sol Mrs. Korslnsky's heal-lax
down for December ll. Whether or not
Ills will ever be tried depends greatiy
upon the result of the Harman one.
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i0 BTAMPID ON THE IOTTOM.
NONI GENUINI WITHOUT.
manila $55.
Phone. 042-4.
m
rWesr shoes
THAT FIT
TRISTRAM Sr. HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
m Lamina Lona" cocoa scone.
TRAM & HYAIT 1'.
nos. - and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Ladins’ ilannelellel‘lnnni and Skills.
If you will compare our Flannoletto Goods with other makes shown you will find a decided difference In
of the goods but the quality of tho workmanship as
Pink, Blue and Grey. Stripe. good quality, braid trimmed, 590. Pink
and Blue Stripe, plain. colored collars and cuffs. buttonholc edge, 75c. Grey and White Stripe. trimmed with pink
Blue and All White, 81.00-41.25.
$1.25. '
White, Pink and Blue Stripe. 45c to 650.
LADIES’ SKIRTS FROM 39c TO $1.50~—Grey Stripe. 6 inch iiounoe, white leather stitching, 39c.
Pink. Blue and Grey Stripe, umbrella rulllc,
quality, White. 7 inch iiounce, 8 tucks. Light Blue and Pink, embroidered edge. 85c.
Pink and
Extra line
Plain Pink and Blue, cm-
3 rows stitching. 690.
Pink and Blue Stripe, 4 Inch rullle, buttonholc edge, 25c. White,
FLANNELETTE AND CREPE AND CLOTH KiMONAS—Fronl $1.00 to $3.75. ‘
FLANNELETTE DRESSING SACQUES—Plnk. Blue and Grey, 85c to $1.50. ' '5
THIS STORE KNOWS no
CLASS
km to: - no"
“neutron
OUAliTiES
isil liar inrnilllre Unpal’lmeni.
WE CARRY THE BEST AND LARGEST STOCK IN THE NORWALKS.
YOU CAN OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT AND FURNISH YOUR HOME ON THE EASY
ENAMEL AND
BRASS BEDS.
A very fine assort- . A large variety to
mom lll Plain and Quin" 50],.“ from. Every
. iored Oak, np-io- Ii} ‘ place guaranteed.
«- ' from data designs, from 99579311 .“ Also Mattresses
/ 'iiimiimiiii’inliiii ‘lrililll ‘ ‘i ‘
$1.50 TO $3.985 $18 TO :60. " ““‘l 51“ “1i”-
Si.98 T0 $20.
'8: CO.
‘South Norwalk. Conn.
MANY AUTOISTS FORFEIT BONDS.
MILFORD. Nov. 28.-—'l‘wouly-scvou
of the thirty-one automobllisls who
were arreslod on the day of tho Yaio-
Harvard football game for ullcgod
spooning within the “mills of this
lowu, forfeited their iiflllfli-i of $25
when their cases Wore called in the
local town courl today. 'l'ho cases of
tho other four were contlnnod lo Dc-
combor 10. Many of lbc aulomobll.
lulu woro indignant whon filcy wcro
nrroaicd. claiming that may were just
crooning through the town and that
the (‘Onlitltilifltl arrested them by the
wholosule for the purpose of establish.
in; a record for visilcnce.
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If you what a.
GOOD TURKEY,
call at the
lleniral Hillel,
JOBEPH DIIEIA. Proprlltor.
COrnu Chestnut and Monroe streets.
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Norwalk Chronicler