out on hips.
contrasting shades. Only 310.
. v ‘ Get the Habit.
The Copyright Clothing Co.
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a hour. Minn street.
, HARRY GOO DWIN. Mgr.
cum- , u .t g
go Washington Street,
exit too *3 s ,
" COPYRIGHT STORE
All overcoat. with three graces—vlt‘abric, Style and Tailoring. The coat
In It! inches long, has a deep center vent, curves In at waist line and llama
It” the graces In person fashioned the new overcoat of ours it
couldn't be more graceful. Greys in many fabrics and weaves are yours.
practically: The new herringbone ei'focts with collars of velvet In self or
7 smaller..." son... “6...“...
WE WILL SELL THE.
tidnm lirnntlnn Mnnldrr’s Special
REGULAR $2.50.
At $2.25.
., SOUTH NORWALK SHOE CO.
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NAVY P ll *
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Its Big a Crowd as. Ever Gath-
ered at Franklin Field on
Hand Today to Witness the
Closing Struggle on the Grid-
iron this Season
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. i.-—-'i‘ho
black. gold and gray of the army and
the blue and gold of the navy are
flying everywhttrc In l’hiladclphl:
day in honor til-the annual football
match on Franklin it‘ll-Id this after-
noon hotweou the cuticle of West
Point. and Annapolis. Despite the
threatening weather l\ll enormous gu-
thering, as largo as has ever attend-
lid an army and navy game on the
University of I’tutnsylvauia‘s gridiron,
Is on hand to soc the struggle. The
hotels are crowded with visitors. Hun-
dreds came in yesterday and last cyc-
ning and thousands arrived on the
morning trains. Fourteen special
trains (-tune in during the I‘orcnoon
from New York, Washington, West
South Norwalk.
- insomniac
i: Money-“Lea nod
' Salaried Peepie.
"iii Independent loan it Security to.
will open a branch office in this city where salaried people can borrow
money on their own note without socu rity :also housekeepers on their fur-
.i‘ore thti tl'hliilt i'linli‘
niture without removing it from the house.
. with the ctrictest confidence.
about it.
All business will be treated
Even your own family need know nothing
OPEN FOR BUSINESS MONDAY MORNING, DEC. 3rd.
in liIllPlNIIENI till 8. non
iY tr.
HAVILAN D BLOCK.
More Lives Lost Through Trill"
Wreck
(Continued From First Page.)
to be that of Mrs. W. A. Lawrence, of
Bristol. wile of Deputy Sheriff Law-
rence, of Addison county. Auothcr ol‘
the bodies is that ol‘ a woman. while
the other two found Wt'l‘t,‘ so badly
charred that it was impossible to ttdi
whether they were those oi" mcn or
women.
A mixed train from Rllllzllltl dut-
here at 9 u. tn. was taking the siding
at the Vet‘flt‘llllt'fi station in order to
allow a south hound mail train to pass.
A heavy gravtd train was following
the mixed train anti for some reason
which has not yet been t‘Xpiilillt‘ti, tall»
ed to stop. With :1 li‘l‘l'liil' crash tht~
locomotive of the gravel train strut-it
the mi'xeti' train. which was t-omposctl
of two DESSIHIKt‘l‘ cars and n callous“.
'l‘he cahoost- was suns-bod and
passenger cars were hurlt-tl on end,
than toppled ovri' lhr oduc of a fifty»
foot embankment. whit-h drops at an
angle of i'OTIY‘iIYi' Ill‘fll‘i‘t‘fl to a small
brook.
OYSTER INSPECTOR ’
FIGHT on MONDAY w...
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Charges Against Lewis Come “ml"
. rear titlmlrals. tnujor-grncraIs and till
‘ ficers of all othcr gradcs down to plain
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' tho Navy; thc first lililt‘ Iht')‘ have out
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‘ some l't‘t'til‘ll for tho N‘ltSlill. 'I‘hc Army
i tilt-rt-I‘ort' has Ililti a litlio llltIl‘l' oxpcr
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Before Shell Fish Commission1
in Bridgeport
It h.- I'Xpt‘t'lt‘il that at lilt‘ meeting of
tho sttttc slit-Irish commission in
Bridgeport on Monday a warm mission
will be lilt‘ order of the day when titt-
charges against William A. Lewis, sta-
ll‘ lllSDt‘Cllil‘ for the commission contrs
up
The t’ilill'lll‘h‘ ltl't‘ lillliit‘ by Virtll‘ilt'ili
t-tutnty oyslt't'mt‘n that-tho Inspector
has not llt‘lt‘tl l'uirly to tho natural
urtiwors in that rtt‘t'lilill tll' lllt‘ sittlt'.
The inspector is appointed by Iiil‘
(‘tlllilliissitilil’i‘s and may ht- l‘l‘lIIIH‘t'll by
litt-nl It' lill_\’ ril’t' ill, .l. M. AlWiIII‘l‘. n
tht-t Iiit'lillit‘i' of tho commission i‘rtuu .\'t'\v
IllIH'll and i"it'ilt‘l‘i(‘k l..
('il‘lii oi’ lill‘ t'olumltislttn, within all
this than to discuss lllt- situat-
litill. Mr. Imwis’ appointment uxert‘s
l’t-rrv. the
The cars did not fall the mph”, the spriux IIIlti it is it‘llllll‘t'ii lilill
1m. diata'u-(I' hmvar. romaining unihis connection with the duties of tho
their sides on the stoma
"wit- )oni. tiilitt‘ may not Iw l‘t’ilOWt‘tl. iIH ht- til"
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lion made the work of rt-st-ltt- vory dil- { I-ii't‘S to mill lht- lull,
ilrult.
caught fire and hi'Vl‘l‘iii of tho pttssctt
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Almost Immediately tht- Wl't‘i‘k I‘ill.
NEW CORPORATIONS.
’l‘im l’hoculx Construction tininpany
gore were lllllililt' in «scope trotu tht‘ ‘ t t‘ llartlortl has tilt-d a ccrtiliculu or or
flames. The lot-:tl llrc ilt'liili'lllll'llt it»
llilillmllltlll with the slate secretary.
upontled. but its the station is throw the dirt-rune lil‘t’ n, it}. Smith and J, I).
quutern of a mile from tho villtnir
and there Is only our hydrant lit'Iii‘
the scene of the wreck. tht-ir
was greatly tit-lttyt-ti ltllll httmtwtml.
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\vttrlt ' [\i'tlilll'
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.‘ilil‘lillll'l' of New York, and 'I‘homtte C.
l'rritlne or llttrtlord. and they, with
l’rrkins ol‘ Hartford, worc the
original subscribers to stock. the New
Wallace W. Iiytit'l', u protulnt-ul IIinl letors having Iiinc shut-us each and
yer of Bt‘lutol. who ths on the train
and who Watt badly shaken up and
bruised. uttttcti that .‘ilru. W. A. Law-
rence. oi’ Bristol. was on tho train and .
lie believer! that her body was tllli‘ or
’ thou) recovered, but It won no terribly
burned lhnt hr could Iloi positively
identity Iil'i'. Ml‘k. Arthur in’lill‘l'll‘. oi
Bristol. wan badly hurt ltlitl auroral
other pouncngtrrn \I’llll‘i' litilllt‘tt could
not. at first be li-urnml mtwlttittt-d more
or Iermoorloue lulu ins.
Emineer (it-UNI" W, Horror. or list.
Inn , In Cllfll'lli' of tho crawl train.
who lumped with hie lII‘l‘mllil just Iw.
low-thou", Wir-
alnlbln to give any explanation of tho
clause of the accident. The conductor
in charge of lhv tttiml Irttitt \Vtw
Funk Boll. All hoth [llllml'nfl'd‘ tars
wore well-illicit It With It‘lilml Hill! still
other personal-rig might lilli’t‘ pcrisht-tl
In this Wreckage nl‘icr Ii t-ttttuhl lire.
The tracks Wi'l‘i‘ badly Iiitll‘ltl‘il Illili
all traink were delayed for Itt‘VI'l'lil
been.
contend with.
”ma hook, at 4%.
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income and Exp nses.
'i'oo many pcoph~ limit their expenses only by their Incomc and lil‘
"richly lift)!!! the line at times and in this way pile up a load or debt.
Debt to the greatest discouragement. that, any man can have to
tho littrtiord turn one ouch. Mr. Morti-
nttst' ls president of thc t-tmipnuy. Mr.
timith treasurer. II, A. linrrt- of New
\til‘lt \‘It‘i’lil't‘tildi‘lll and ii, (limits of
Now York hi't‘l't‘iiil'y.
Tim Smith Nlil'lllltlli (to, lllt'iil‘llO-
talt-tl. ol‘ littrirord. has Iilcd )t (tortill-
“Hill at lnI‘IlllitIl‘iilIOlI. The capital
Much to HINUIIIII. limiyn V. Mitt-hell.
Itttuucil (‘, Northern and Charles Noi'lllv
not .ir., all of l'iltl'lllll‘d. arc the Incor-
iltllllltil‘k.
’l‘ht- Hit-tints Limo (“tunpttny of Ilan.
bury has him] it cvrtlilctttt- oi' incur
porntiott 'l'iut authorized capitol Mlm‘li
In $10.0in and luminous will Ill‘uill with
Mario. t‘ttrrolt l). ltydvr. Willis N.
stcttbrtts liliti Wt-lrord ii. r‘\lliii‘f‘WIl'IlI‘l'
tiw inmrpm‘uloro.
Articles of association httvc been ill»
ml by liw llilliiltii' Club or Nwo littvmt.
Illt'm-pm'ntt’iti,
Albmt lirlntlrml. til tii'iilli to t'tt.‘tr
lultlacpurt Klill‘l'. ttpvttl ’l'httnksulrlttu
in Norwulk. '
’f‘hc only onto way to avoid it Is to always plan to live it little in
title ontt's income and deposit the dittorence in this strong thmt
south Harwell: Savings Bank,
cuts out... or wit-Milan» a.
birth Nerwsik.
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r to be present arc Miss Ethel Roosevelt
. paulctl by Miss liacgntrr, Mrs, Riltidt"
‘ the two cit-volts.
. lit-utm‘s .,..
Point, Annapolis and Intermediate
points. Till? greaicsl uumbcr came
from Washington and included the as
sistuut secretaries of thr and Navy
privates.
For the first limo slut-c lilo gamt
has boon brought here ncithttr the
secretary of war nor the- secretary of
navy will ht» prcsnnt. The only tnenr
bers of Presidont Roosevelt’s faintly
anti her brothers, who will In» IIOI'KHII
veli's sccrelury. lit-sidt-s lllt‘ War and
Navy Departments, cvcry other depart
mum of tilt- gtii‘t’I‘lllll:\lli will iit' \vt-Il
l‘t‘lll't‘h‘t‘lllt‘ti
'l‘lit‘l‘t‘ is “Min to l'lltltir'l' Iit‘l\\‘l‘t'lt
'I‘Iit'l't' is it tilltt‘r
once of only ono pound in III” \vt-itzhi
ol' the players and this is in favor of
WHIKIII'tl the Army boys Ill h‘l‘i’til'fll
yours. i‘ili‘ art-taco oi” llll' Army is 171!
and the Navy lTii.
'l‘ltt- it‘itillS haw
prat-tit ally tht
It‘iilll has lillt)'t‘(i t’il'tlllgt‘l' t‘i('\l‘ll.\' and
It tire. The only lt‘lllll [lit-y llll\'t' t‘ilt'll
liiilyt‘il was l‘rint‘t‘ttin. lill‘ Iatlur tit-
l'i‘illilli: tho Navy 5 in 0. and the Army
5 to 0, but tho l’rint'cttmlnns t'lllllll
not cross the West Pointers goal lint-n
illi‘ll' it points luring liltldt- on two drop
hit-Its. ’l‘hc probablo illit'dlll is as ltd
ltm‘s'
West Point. Annapolis.
littnlt-n . ........ .. . lil'l‘llili‘tl
Ltd". End
Its ........ .., .. Ntil'lllt'i'tii'l
Iteft 'l‘at'hlc
....................... Mayor
Loft (qurti
Sultan ..................... Slinglnl‘l
('t-nlcr
(‘hristy ... erlzhl
ltiuht (iuatd
it‘tnvlor ..................... l’it‘rsol
ltight 'I‘arklu
Sivanms ...................... liauttr
Right End
Johnson ... .. Norton
QuartInhabit . I
lititlgitlr
|.:|l'l llall‘bttrlt
lilll .................. Spout I'l'
Right llall‘bttt-lt '
Smith ............ ....Itt,i:r.tttt
i“llilllil('ii
'i'ht- tillit'lltiI-i for tho urtmr will It“.
I‘tt‘l‘crtm. W H ('Iilliili, Yul”.
l‘tnpirv. Ilr. .l. t', All‘i‘l‘lll‘iit‘ll. i't‘llll
sylvttnla. :tttd llr, A, ll. Sharpe. Yalt‘.
l.int~smun. In: ltolwrt ti ’l‘orrt'y.
i’t‘llllSyiViIllit‘l.
Football Experts Discuss Game.
l’llll..>\llI'II.I’lll.v\. ilt‘t‘, i.‘ \I'Itilt:
”to Army and Navy- ('illil‘ln wt-rt- l‘ill‘g'
int: down the curtain on Illt' I'ootbnil
season of IIINL one of lilt‘ most itIIt‘r
voting masons in the hislorv ol' ihl‘
aniuo butausw til‘ lllt' nvtw wilt-s, the
int it who mnktv tho rnlt-e. \\‘I'i‘t' dirt-tidy
discussing tilt» advisability of furihvr
t-httugts in Illt' code.
'l‘odtiy's gumc has brought to l'llllti-
tit‘lilltlll nearly all the football exports
in the country. lattt- Inst tiltzitl thorn
was it llll‘t‘lllit: of ”W Mldtllc Atittntlt'
football t‘lilllliilllt't‘, ttt \\'liit'll wr-rt- pro
soul among tilllt‘l'ri, Watllt'r t‘ttmp. l’roi'.
ilt‘lllliri. John (3. lit-Ii. (‘url Williams.
I’nul littsltit-I. .inhn ll. l‘Itu-, \\', ll.
(Iot'liiu. who arc Iii'tiiilillt'lll mt n rials.
Among the stitzuctttitms illitliilt‘tl which
will be at-ni to tho Kt'llt'l‘lll I‘llIt‘H com
tillltt-o lll't‘ liltiiit‘t
That a Iri'leI'Il ponttlty lit' hilllrililill'
vtl for tho [mm of the hull win it a lot-
wttrtl Wills hits the ground.
A ttutlm'lly opinion rlIthl‘l‘Il the hilt.»
littou ol‘ the lIvo-ynrtl rnlc from runtor
In the forward puss,
immortal allowing two lot-word [illlili'
viii In unt- Kt‘l‘illlililiul‘ if the first did
not cums liw lhu- of Mfli‘liliiililxt',
‘tipposttd to itit'l't‘iltilim lllv Ilulniwr
ot'tlnwns in ion yards.
'i'tml Humour-ti Itc Hil’l'il l'ht- privilege
of t-xrhtioaltm with tho iiilt'ltil pruvldt-d
liltti tart-It ii shift will not lil'tiilllt'l' mam:
plays.
I"ili'tll't'tl llw abolition of ill” l'llit.‘
m‘oltlblllnu lilt'lillilit Ill'lllw tho hum-t:
Tim! the five limit on the shit: lino
lll‘ Ittilii intuit tlll‘t‘t‘ yard” from ilw
'zl‘lilll'tlll.
littvorwl illti‘l‘IIHIIIIi litt- IIIIIt‘ of play
to 35 million halves and ”till limo to
‘w lulu-ti out for distance lll‘illillii‘i‘.
anurrd abolishing thc shroud um
Ilii't'; favored tltttmcu clarifying Illlilt‘i‘
rlmi mitdillnus ii Iliilll could rorovvr
he l‘tlt'Will‘ti prim.
Put-tired a ruling tini'lnlciy protect-
lne the man t-tttchlntt a punt.
anf'tl that In further legislation the
micron be given control of tho t‘tmdl'
lion and progress of the hall and um»
tune the players.
LIVIITOOK EXHIBITION. ,
CHICAGO. Dec. i.-’l‘he antral inter-
national ”restock Exhibition 0 n.
ed here todcy. There are more t on
8,000 entries lncludln some attire hor-
liiffiiiziix W
gfineiipaii’on .
Br
iron
310““: to the root of the
b o. 'l‘iu.~ produce a healthy.
.otrou norm notion of bowels
and 'w.
w Iron-0| hit-u to A handy clout-nu
pot-kc! one. M «an n III drunk“, or by unit.
nit tor our load-i in «out trio. ire-Ion. The
iron“ Bound, 00., me. With.
For sale and recommended by it H.
Plaisled. South Norwnlk: chtiuss
Pharmacy, South Norwalk: E. R Wood.
Norwnlk.
WHITE PLAINS LOCAL DERAILED.
NEW YORK. Doc. I.w’l‘wclve lit'l"
sons were slightly injured and all in.
conti'ulz tralllc on the local division of
'Ilti New York Central and Hudson iti-
vcr Hallway was delayed for an hour
and a halt today when an inward
bound Wlillc I'llnimt local train was de-
rnlletl ut-ar Melrosc Station. The tin.-
maot- lo the train was confined to
tho brolton windows and minor ‘txjttrt
cs to the canine
RECENT ARRIVAL OF VESSELS.
NEW YORK, Der. I.~—~-Arrlvvtl: ’I'lw
Sloamer La Lorrainc. from Harve tout
tlhcrbonrg. ‘
The .
Rnlirr Startling
Rink
is patronized by the best lit'tillil‘ in The
Norwalks. Events for the current
\vt-tek comprise:
r
Saturday night. l’rof. Barnes. cham-
pion stir-ed and fancy Sliillt'l' of state.
In grand oxltibitlon.
The Rink is open every afternoon
and evening. Hours 2 to 5 and 7:30
clay nights.
NASH a. DUNLEAVY.
Managers.
I -hUCTION.
PREDICRK'K W, Ml'l‘t.‘lil:ZI.l..
Auctioneer.
Mrs. M. r). hit‘iitilii‘gill ldettt-ds will
*le at public auction on
\\'l-leNlCSll.\Y. Illilt‘l'lhilli‘llt .7.
at ill o't-lotlt a. ill..
at her former resident-n,
Nil. 5') WEST AVEt'l'lC. NORWALK.
.t i.’I'I:i' assortment of household goods,
including one (‘htrltoring piano, tine
itilli‘ti us new. it splendid lllfill'lllllt‘lll
i" titt‘illil|iiillinlé‘lll8; piano stool,
..r
lounge ttnd pillmv‘, murbic top tallies
:tnt sttuds. \'t'i\l‘[ ttnd Wilton and
' z: Is t‘.l|'|N'lS and rugs. window rur-
:::.t lIltiIlI)|:illl)‘ lituIsIt-ad antique.
\ra'tlrobts. marble top Illll‘t‘illlri and
wash Wands. sold two chairs. unliquc
l'illl‘ and rotting t-hulr, all in silk
llillpll and i‘tlt'1‘. bola worlt: oil painting.
untht sr‘t‘tlt‘; oval painting on glass.
two water colors and other pictures.
paintings and engravings: braiding.
lnaltt't~s:~t-s and pillows, folding bod.
'itil'lx’F. hztt I'tit'li. cane St‘lllt‘ti chairs.
‘l't"'i"i‘l_\', rhino and Kllhs anti SilW‘l"
‘llllll‘tl \\‘Il'i‘, oil stow. gas stove. sit-p
Itttltlt‘l‘, t‘lt'.
’I'Ilt piano \rtil bu till-‘rt'tl at ]l'i\‘."il'.‘
till" until lill' day of tho iIIIl'lIilll
SALE l’tlh‘l'l‘lYl‘Z. TERMS (‘.\:ill.
ll' stormy salr will lulto liltll’l‘ 0n the
Iiist lair duy.
Mrs Edwards also tiffcts for root
{our rooms on llrsl floor and live largo
bodrotttus on Ht‘t'llllll floor, with cum
ilit‘llls in :ttlit .\l~'o large stable. Ai‘~
it'l' ilt‘t'. 5. application {or the boost-
tnttst Im Intuit» to Edward i', Stuart.
,\iit'ilt. (ili‘ltt‘llt‘ IiuIldInlz.
til 3i.
1
A little better each year and this
your In better than over that‘s our
line at carving utu. cutlery and keen
edged good. it general. Now ll the
time to not a not for the Thonkoglvlnn
table. Come In Ind look them over,
and don't target we cln put your old
on» in first clan condition or do any
repairing you have. Satisfaction quor-
united.
Norwttilt Hardware (in.
39 Main St. Norwalk
What Do You Think a! the
Summit Range 7
Title In what one Norwnik man says
about it: ‘i wouldimt Itilti‘ ttttvcuiy-
five dollars for l’ltytflflllflf‘." The itnmtn
cowl him about half that amount
The Burundi littnnc. with the Hair
antic. has row-hen “in highest point
of liki‘l‘l‘t'litlil. in every quality which
makes a llrttI-clan-t A. No. i, Range.
it is the flftlttli'lil tutti «over on
earth. and will do more work. with
lotto coal. than any other Rouge on
the tnaritct. We rtell them on thirty
ditys' trial. '
r. A. MITCHELL,
. cult or own.
sec owned by King word, VL, or
listened. i
3 ml I Will It. mouth. Conn.
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to 11.00. with the exception of Mon-
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4
new
TRIS
Mwm
well. A comparison is all we ask.
and blue, 85c.
CHILDREN’S GOWNSwSizes f
Blue Stripe, umbrella rttilic, 50c.
broidcry edge tlouncc. $1.00.
CHILDREN'S SKIRTS—From 2
BATH ROSES-Red, Blue and
rcoNomtcAt
MERCHANDISE
DINING CHAIRS.
A vcry lino assort
Miss It‘lorcnt-t‘ Jackson. the \Vl‘ii‘
known t-iut'tltlouist of Notu'alk, :tnd
'l‘homns I-‘. James, tht- popular t't‘lllt.‘l‘
will be married in Hartford
'I‘hnrsdtty by lilt‘ bridv‘s father,
John ll, .l.tt'k1‘on, who was lurtttt d with
tho Y. .‘.i. (VA. in Norwalk a tow
yours :tpltl as Rilpt'l‘inltillllt‘lil,
'I‘hc Norwttlh t-ity t'(lllllt'li will Illt't‘l
Monday night. On the following uiizhl
u spot-la! city "motion: will It- htltl. lt-
t'tllltiilit’l' motions to rescind llii vote
of a rt-t-ont city tit-acting. which nulhotn
loud the construction ttl‘ about $12,000
worth ol‘ scwrrzt untl il‘Vit'll a tax toi
t‘t)\'t.‘l tlw liltltlt'. .\ proposition to he:
‘llt‘ sow-w bonds will ho t‘llll'l‘iilllll‘li.
Augusta iilttrbttt-lt. a little Wilton
girl, was utimlttt-d to tilt» Norwstlk
Hospital lilill morning for tri-zltmt-ni.’
Mr. illiti Mrs, Robert ti. Wilson oro
spending iI low days In Norwallt. ’l‘hcy
’Ill‘ I'l‘r‘tllIiIIK for the Motor in New
York.
This ’
“til'.
Small
Space
Will bear watching for the
Mitt four weeks. It will tell you
of meny bright holiday gifts tor
the coming event.
CHRISTMAB DAY.
Watch It tram day to any and
it will help your dollar buy more
than the usual dollar's worth.
Open Monday. Wetland-y and
Suture-y Evenings.
onions.
Tailor, Clothicr, Hatter,
Furnish», f
as Washington it" Be. Not-w it.
SEN
LADIES' GOWNs—Slzes from ii lo 17.
All Willie, good quality, 85c.
Extra Sim~Extru heavy, Pink and liiuc stripe, $1.00.
he??? eurrars AND
i...
(“75? ~
It.
NEL ._.
' on: Lesotho Dav oooos sTone. ‘
TRAM a. HYA TT.
nos. 2 ma 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
rum 2 to it yours.
to 10 years. Pink and Blue Stripe. 4 i
0 inch ruffle, buttonhole edge, feather stitched. 45c.
FLANNELETTE AND CREPE AND CLOTH KIMONA8~Fr0m $1.00 to $3.75.
FLANNELETTE DRESSING SACQUES»-Pltilt. Blue and Grey, 35c to $1.50.
(iroy, $2.75 to $3.98.
ISTRAM 8o HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
Disorder
PAYMENT PLAN. ‘
SIDE BOARDS.
in Plain and Quar~
.-_——~~. ta
SALVADOR SEIGE ENDS.
SAN SALVADOR, Doc. l,—»Tllo Stil-
Pink, iiilll‘ and Grey Stripefgood quality. braid
and Blue Stripe, plain, colored collars tutti cul’t's, buttouhole edge, 75c. (troy and White Stripe. trimmed with pink
Extra hoary quality, Pink and Blue and All
Extra heavy, White, $1.25.
White, Pink and Blue. Stripe, 46; to 65:.
LADIES' SKIRTS FROM 39c T0 $1.50~- .lrcy Stripe, 6 inch Ilounce, white leather stitching. 39c.
Pink, liiuc and Grey Stripe, umbrella ruiilc, 3 rows stitching, 59c.
quality, White, 7 Inch IIount‘o, 3 tucks. Light liluc and Pink. embroidered edge, 85c.
Ladirs’ llnnnrlrllr [horns and Shirts.
it you will compare our.lt‘htuuclcttc tlontis with other makes shown you will find a decided diitereuco In
favor of the goods which we show—not only us to the quality of the goods but the quality of the workmanship as
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trimmed, 690. Pink
White, $130—$125.
Pink and
Extra lino
Plain Pink and Blue, ent-
nch ruillc. buttonitole edge, 26c. White,
THIS STORE KNOWS {:le
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isil Ilur Furniture Department.
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 largo variety to
"Wm _ ‘ ‘. SCit‘Cl trtmt. Every
mm m...” Oak. lip-lil- ‘ if: i f 4.90..“ piece guaranteed.
‘ datc designs, from illilll/Jillifll‘lljl" 3:13,; Also Mattresses
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$150 TO $3.98. $18 TO $60. ll ' and springs,
$1.98 TO $20.
RIEGER 8: CO.
29-31 West Washington Street.
South Norwalk, Conn.
DON'T LIKECARN
LONDON. Dec. l.——-Exception Is lit-
1 to of Hi‘lizt’ In tho lit-\publlc of Salvador kg" in 50m" ”f ”‘9 afternoon "We”
inuvvrnntonl Sl'lllt'llliit’i‘ ll cnded to
1 day.
flt‘iiit‘l‘ of the Not-walk bust-bull (want, i whit-It was prot'latncd at the time of "W" "MW '0 the statements tnudo
nt'xt .‘ lill' discovery of NW plot against tlit'
by Andrew Carnegie at the banquet of
i the St. AntlreW'n Society in New York
last. night recording the decline of re-
Fruiting in Scotland. The Pall Mall
Cello-I, For
0% Sechautl’s
Swiss Milk
CHOCOLATE
no mm...“
Mutto- Sail
CLIFFORD
PHARMACY.
South Norwolk.
oLOVERs
the place.
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511933 .
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I3 BTAMPED ON THE BOTTOM.
NONE GENUINE WITHOUT.
second so.
Phone. 542-4.
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Wear shoes
THAT FIT
PHARMACY.
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' Eiiltzvllt‘ heads its comment. An Alien
insult. uutl says that even it true '“it
is the worm of runners in an alien who
charts to make lroqucnt Iiiiti oi British
hospitality it) make it. the subject of
public rejoicing."
Sir Mortimcr’s vigorous rebuke. of
Mr. (larnttgltx on the some occasion Is
aplaudvtl by the press.
FREE HOT
ROI! 5 T BEEF
Central Hotel
Cafe
Tonight
Corner Chestnut Ind Monroe Streets.
JOOBPH DifiEBA. Proprietor.
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Keep the House
Worm
by
Keeping the Cellar
Cooled
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