3.
M:
"at"! Company'wlli upon it wcok'n cuuuuw
"3 l- moot ll. iioyl's 'l'lir-ntro tonight, with
n
e.
‘ooulfldnftbe more graceful. Greys in
Only 810.
eonlrsitlng shades.
. ‘ I
‘ ‘ Get the Habit.
Mt oyorcont with three grncsswli'nbric. Style and Tailoring. The coat.
‘ to ill inches long, has it deep center Vent, curves in at waist line and flares
. out outline. It the graces in person fashioned the now overcoat of ours it
HARRY ooo owrN. Mgr.
many fabrics and weaves are yours,
ptiiotiontly. The new herringbone clients with collars ot velvet in self or
Go to the
The. copyright; Clothing Co.
= M :o North Main Street.
South Norwalk, Conn.
WE WILL
darn Iii-tin
finalisation-3196:. 0n; wt...
Only.
SILL THI
don Mouldrr’s Special
REGULAR $2.50,
At $2.25. .
SOUTH NORWALK ' SHOE oo.
90 Washington Street.
-‘——~
" Announcement”
Money
' Scuth Nor-walk.
Loaned
alaried Peeple.
the independent loan ti Security to.
will open a branch office in this city
money on their own note without new
niture without removing it from the h
with the strictest confidence.
about it.
OPEN FOR BUSINESS MO
THE iNlllPiNillNl i
HAVILAN
where salaried people can borrow
rity :aiso housekeepers on their fur-
ouse. All business will be treated
Even your OWn family need know nothing
NDAY MORNING, DEC. 3rd.
N i SEBUHIlY Bil
D BLOCK.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
UNDER SOUTHERN SKIES.
The one conspicuous play of south-
ern life now being presented to the
public is Under Southern Skies. writ-
ten by bottle Bluir Parker. author of
Way Down East. its success has been
extraordinary and it grows in luvor
with each succccdiug season. ilndcr
Southern Skies is now in its sixth scu-
non and it is unquestionably our
street! and Way llowu East scours dos-
tined. to go on t'orcrcr. Under South-
ern Skies has bccn culicd the Way
Down Eust oi’ lhc South. and many
even prefer its sccucr'y of‘bcnuly unit
air of romance to thc homllcr of Ncw
Englandpluys. A large cust is cm-
ployéd in the presentation of tilts play:
twenty-seven pcoplc, and cash our this
been Inflected hccuuso of his or lll‘l‘
special fitness for thc purl. Allogclh-
er the uppeuruuco of Under Southcrn
Skies ,st Hoyl's 'i‘houtrc will bc our
of the big evcnls of tho lhlulii‘lcill sctr
son.
GIRL r‘uont 'rttr: RANCH,
The Girl From thc Rani-h. un cxct-t-d»
ingly clevcr rind wcil-writtcn piny. wus
successfully prescntcd by u conipctcnl
company at Hoyi'u 'l‘hcntrr- Suturdny
utternotm and (ironing. Miirlhn .l.
Branttord. nil lilllh Mullinnti, did tlrc
most effccttvc work. cspr-cinllr in tin-1
emotional pnrik. 'l‘iu-odorc 'l‘crry wrm
uxcelle‘n‘t so (inptutu imurcnccz llobcrt
irving did good work no Sci-gourd
Leary. and Mciviu iiunl With good
in‘ the role of lilouli-lmut linrtiou. ’l‘hc
Iupporllng compnny wns strong unit
the scenery und utuuc ncccssorlcs
80011. Tonight thc Mnriolic Houtllwcil
Company will opt-n u chk‘u clluuuc
Milt with llll uxccili-ut rcpcrloirc.
" COMING AM. This WEEK.
- The Murlorlc Stirrtllwcil ltcportoil'c
tho opening phiy u contctly druuin cll'
titled 'I'ho (lutubicr'h Iiuuulttcr. A
chance of plny cuch uhthl.
excepting 'l‘hursduy uluhl. win-n this
company will not pluy itinurl Hutton
day mullltlfi. Wt clip tlic iollilwillfl
from ths‘i‘urlh Avrboy, N. .l.. twmnhtyl
Press: "The Mnriurlr- Houihwcll
Company commcnccd n wcck‘u on»
guemont At Wiltlcr's Mimic llllll Inst
Monday to n ilitt'lii'll hounc ul ton intu-
tm of 8 o'clock. Eltnntling room only
was mid. il‘iu‘ company picusmi unit
no doubt will burn l‘uli hnumw lili'
imience of week."
Ford wWhy did you stop t-nliluu on
the MI uhhllncc girl 1' May-«\Vhr, tin
whole flmlly scumml too hint! to two
met-Lite
and to provide means to meet any
, runner.
pith Norwalk
oi’ '
those plays which iikc The Old Hourly
Far the sake of income this Is it good bank for we me
Will 4 per cent. interest, compo untied semi-annually.
. ‘ '«blnh on the emergency score tor we pay all withdrawals on do-
OBITUARY NOTES.
WILLIAM HAYMES.
William Haymcs. thc wcil-known
sa-xton oi" Grace Church, Not‘wuik. tilt ti
thi.~ morning from pncumoniu. from
which tic hurl bccn critically ill for u
lillic more than u \vcck at his homc. 1
North nvonuc, Norwulk. Mr. iiuymcs’
family bus ihc'syurpnthy of thc i'lllll‘t
parish rind many otiu-r fr'icnds. 'i'lrc
dcccuscd wus filly-six yours of nut» uml
is survived by n widow nuri 1ch «hit
that. Tim latter are Ciltli'it'ti 1'2.
liaymcs. Miss Emily S. liuymcs. Wiri-
tcr S. iluymcs. Miss .lcssic ti. iiuymcs.
lrving S. iinynlcs and Miss Ruth
tiirymcs. ii‘uncrul scrvlcr-H will in-
bold from tho itrmily bomc \\'('tlilt':~-
lluy uflcruoou ut 2:30. 'l‘hc licv. .lumcs
llcnton \l’r-rucr will otiicluto. lind ill-
lt-rlucnl will bc iir itivr-rsido t‘crrrctcty
Allis. SARAH it. WELLS.
'i‘lw dcuth ot‘ Mrs. Suruh it. \l’clis.
widow of ”W hitc .iohn l". Wciis. oc-
t‘tll'l't‘li Suturriity ultrrnoou ut ill'l‘
litlilll'. 22 llur'r'lli ul'cnuc, ultcr an ill-
ucs‘ ot‘ M'Vt‘i'ili \Vccks. (inc tlnuuh
II r, Mrs. l‘urric 'i‘rlstrnm. surrivcs lltll‘.
‘l‘hc tuucrul will iw prirutc, from hcr
iulc rcsiticncc. tomorrow uftcruoon ul
L’ o‘clock. ltcr, (‘irnl‘lcs S. Allil'flll"
illilti will oiilciulc nntl iulcrmcut, will
In- in itiyt-rsldo i‘cruotcry.
MRS. lileAiild’i‘il M. lili.i..
Mrs. EliZiiht‘iil M. Hill, of Wilton,
dicd mutdcnly ilr Brooklyn. Huturdur
Fruit-rill scrviccs will in» bold in lill‘
Wilton (‘onitr't-uutlomli (‘hui'cit tumor
row nftcl'uoou iii 2 o'clock Inti-rlncllf
will but in .lov’s iiill ("mulcry Wilton.
Mrk lllli wuss ilto willow ul' lilo ilill'
[ in John Hill. of South Norwulk.
' Milli, HENRY W, IIOY'l'.
“ Ncwu wuk rcrvivmi lotluy of lirc
[rlcutll of Mrs. llcury W, ilnyt. of lit'l‘l'
lilll urcnuc. lluuimry. Mrs. iioyt wus
wcll known to u urcul mully rioulli
Norwullt pcopic.
PRESlDENT NAMES CABiNET.
WAi-lilthl'i‘llN. iloc, li.~’l‘iu~ prckl;
rictu lmlur ucnl tho following Iltlllllllfl'
tlruw in thc Bolullc:
t-lm'rr-iurl' of "ll'
ll. ilrll'iclyou.
. Atlurucyilcncrul -itiutrlvu J.
[lili'lt'
i'tiNiIllllfiil‘i‘lii‘ill'l‘itii tlcorxo Von ii.
Mcycr.
Hurrultiry of thc Nuvywl’lctor ii.
Mott'irlf
t-ltwrciury of tho intorlor~dntllrut it
(lsrtiuld.
Secretary or Cotillucrcc tuut inhor—~~
(inrnr H. Simon.
Assoclulc .lunticc Supreme Court ‘‘‘‘
William ti Moody
’l‘rutlhury - itcol'uc
llonn
The Two-Fold Purpose
of Ir Savings Account is to pro Vitit‘ u fund and till incnmr for old ugc
intuition. extraordinary ilt'l‘ti
l
paying
This is also it
for
Savings Bank,
loath Hamlin
I .liiilllMlNlfi
, BEING Milli
Evidence of Both Sides F hush-
ed This Morning, and At-
torneys Present Their Case
to Judge Devondort
HERKIMER. N. Y., Doc. ti.——-(lbonter
E. Gillette probably will know his into
before another day downs. The final
scenes in the remarkable trial of the
youngtfuctory foreman oi’ (Tort! rvt.
who is charch with having killed
Grace Brown. his sweetheart, will be
enacted.
After two unimportant witnesses had
been sworn in the trial toduy, former
Senator A, M. Mills, senior counsel for
the defense. begun his iinul light to
ire-o his youthful client.
Mr. Mills charged that the district
attorncy nun shcrii’t’ hnd boon nvcr
zealous in the prosecution of Gitlclic
and he criticized some of the ncwspu»
porn for attacking Gillette.
Mr. Mills: doclurcd that it Who ubsurd
to suspect it young man of Gillette‘s
character of so tcrrlhlc in crime us that
of murder.
Mr. Mills sought to cxrusc tilllcttc
for his intiumic rcluiions with Grace
Brown. shying thrrc Were thousands
of people in New York state who hold
that there is nothing wrong in such
an infraction of society's rules. The
main point reached bv Mr. Mills new
the claim that the district attorney
nllcged murder. He said the prosecu—
tor hnti utterly i‘uiicd to prove that
Gillette hnd unothcr sweethcnrt. Hc
said it would tuitc such proof an that
to cstublish u nrolivc.
At ll o'clock .Illtll1,(‘ llcvondorf ud-
joltrncd court to 1 o'clock, convening
u rclzulur tcrm of tho Suprctuc (‘ourl
in the interim,
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
William J. Nolun. who spout 'l‘hunks
ll'iriui: with his pill-cuts .\ir. unit Mr";
Jumcs Nolnn, of Sprint: Hill. rcturncrl
to his dutics in \l’itlcrbury lust nitzhl.
Miss Murgul‘ci Kinney. of H Mon
roc strcct. lcnvrs today for .lcrscy (‘ity
to nttcnd ihc funeral of hor cousin
Marx ituhlc. who tilt'ti lirls; mornmu‘.
Robcrt. Hollorun, of \‘l’uicrbury. t‘l‘
turned to that city lust night uftcr hur-
ing spent :1 low duys with his purcnls
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas lloiloruu. oi
Spring Hill.
Miss Muy lidulon. of Now liurcn.
who bus lu-cn spcndlng u fcw duys
with her grandmother, Mrs. Joseph
’i‘nmmsuy. of Monr'oc stl'cct. rctur'ucd
to hcr' homo toilny.
Hurry litirwin, at young colorcd mnrl
who hurt bccn living in titular str‘cel
tlit'ti ycstcrtiny ut thc Norwulk Hospi
lill :tl'tl-t' :tll opcrlilion. 'I'hc rculnlns
will in» lukcrl to Sill‘iill'ltl, Mass, to
(ill).
Attornrys .i. tlcldr-n tiurlbutt and
John J, Walsh nppczrrcd bcl‘orc .ludgc
.loscph It. Taylor in thc Willi lecci
(illll‘l room this morning and argued
tho ruotion or ilurlhutl unit Davis. rc‘
prcscullnu W, 1.; llctlnr'mo nulrlnst
whom u jury guvc u rcrdict u low dnys
ngo in furor of Mr. and Mrs (‘orirnti
ltordii. of Norwulk. The jury l't’ll
dcrcd :l vcr'dict of $27.0 unit lilil'l’llHi us
tho rush“ of u rcni culzitr- suic ill‘l\\'l't'll
lilo liiil'ilt'i-i inlcrcstctl.
WAS VERY THiNLY CLAD.
Vision Which Traversed the Washing-
ton street Must Have Frit
Warm.
i‘copic who pnsscii zircon; litr- Witt-h
lnuttm sin-ct lu'ililzc til l'..’ 30 h‘nluriiily
night. “on! oxw-cditmiy surpriscd unit
:=iluckcd til it sight which ctrcounlor'cd
illt'il' cyvs.
(Tomlin; lowul'd South Norwulk Wilt-i
:1 ion. u'omuu. rihc bud no but on.
Silo hurl no cont on tilltiwgcc, but it
must iml‘o lwcn cold, for if silo ltltti
inlicn off ouc tnoro gurmcnl. silo
wouldn‘t have bud its much its thut on.
itl iicr nrms uht- cur-rind u woil,
stuck nights but it “its limp. illlil whitc
rud but iiicc urouud tbc ucvk. rind il
tluppcd violently in the wind.
A few moments tutor she wont buck
ucross the bridge, but who Hiithwllll.
wilcrc kiln cnmc from. and whcrc nil--
wont l‘vtnninu u myutcry. (lur- i‘uct
c-rluiurl m-rlnlu. tiult lht-rc wuk nomc
sort of mystery about it. not lllc night
was entirely too cold for unyouo to
iuopl nlll'il n coitttiinc soirly tor colic
fol'l.
THE DEAR GiRLS.
Fri-ti "Nothing plcimos u lili‘l moro
lluul tbu durulud uttuniionu or thc usin
shc iovcu."
’l‘cuu~« “Oh. you: thorn Iu soluclhlnx
illltl plcnucu lu-r rum-c?" '
I"i’t'llr““"ViliiI in it?"
'l‘ontlnw“'i'im dilvolod tlitcutionu oi
ihc nutu noiuc oltmr klrl tin-clubw
Willllilil'K iiouw Companion for No.
rclubct'.
Ml‘k. llcucou-tillcrl trlurtnu Miro:
Hkl't'i'rllri'u vocal solo it)” you l-njoy
iluwclls. Mr. l’orkhtlm 1’
Mr. i’orklluln lft‘om ('illrtluol~\'ou
but i tlml‘t' And if illcrn'n uiiothcr
vornc to that stung. i‘m lining to not
out. v'i‘own and llountry.
"liow much did he multc out of that.
iulcsi arutl scheme?" "A i‘lt'ttll mil
lion." "You mean it mlilion."-»Clcvc:
hind l’lnln llcnicr.
or living out of doors?" "it all de-
pends on whether you tours the housv
voluntarily or are put out."-—-Dctroit
Free Prone.
"When does one new to he s bride
and become a married women?" "The
day the postman brings her husband
0W
II already undone,
‘,
H.
.erm
had failed to show a motive for thi-
timer-rho or" our horses.
Grend Conclave Attended by Delegates-
From Norwallt.
The Rev. James Benton Werner, rec-
tor of Grnco Church. and- the five
young men delegates to the grand coir
clue of Knights ol’ King Arthur,
which was held inst week at Boston.
arrived home Saturday night, report-
ing it very fine time.
The deiogutes included Randolph
Betta, Harold Baldwin, Franklin Bish-
op Eh'ic Hnrstrom sud Conrad Price.
The lost named young man had the
distinguished honor oi, being unani-
mously chef? secretary of the Grand
Conclave b ow England,
Cumelotpu‘ntie. which is the Nor.
wulk division of the order. not ulso
greutly honored in othch respects. A
new form of knighting. nrrungcd by
Mr. Werner. was udoptod as the otil-
ciul form and will be so issued in Jun-
uury. Mr. Wcrncr hnd not been just
sutlsi'lsd with the original form uud
scoured permission lust spring to use
his forth in kuightlng ln Camelot. Cus-
tlc. The rector is very enthusiastic
ovcr boy's work in many directions
and. it has occurrincd his uitcntiou for
quite n number of years. Cumclot Cus-
tic was ulso the only Castle to intro its
Rev. Mr. Werner and the Norwslk dc-
locales stopped at the Essex Holcl
on several interesting turd instructive
trips. including visits to Bunker Hill
monument, tho Boston Public Library
the brittle fields of chington and Cord
Hurvnrd University and other pluccs.
MUSICAL UNION OFFICERS.
The unnunl rrlcciing of thc Nor-wulk
Stnmford Musical Union was lrclti yes
terduy and tho following otTu-crs wcrc
elcclotl.
Prcsidcnlu—Rutus .1. Smith.
Vice Presidcnt~John W. Cliffs.
Stat‘l'l‘itlr_\"-Willlitnl (‘lune
’I‘rcnsrlrcr~—St.oplren Keogh.
Asslstant-Treusurci'wh‘. W. Smith.
A trunnion."
The Forum I’iuno Company. of Folly»
sccond strcct, wcsl, Now York City, dc-
slrc to unnouncc to tho pcoplo of Nor~
wulk liiltl vicinity thut thcy huvc opcn~
cd it slow for the display of their
piuuus tit 76 Washington strccl. Mr.
W. it. ilnkcr‘ who is wcll known in
piano circlcs in Norwulk. will be in
chnrgc of this storc unit will bc giud
to dcluontsrule tho, grout suving and
satisfaction: to he guided from dealing
direct with. the manufacturers. For
(it! yours Peuse Piunos bavc bccu uni~
vcrsully classed among thc most dosir—
uhic piunos mndc. ()pcn nights.
The
Roller Skating
R' k
m
is pull'onizcd by tho bcst ptu‘rpic in The
Norwnlks. Evcnls for tho currcnt
wcck comprise:
The Rink in open every afternoon
and evening. Hours 2 to 5 and 7:30
to 11.00, with the exception of Mon-
day nightl.
NASH J. DUNLEAVY.
Managers.
tumour“ "
l-‘ltidllicitlt'lx’ \\', Ilil'i‘t'liEIJn
.Mrctionccr.
Mrs. M. ii}. Mctioncgnl-Eriwurds will
scli ut public uuclion on
\\'li?lli\'i€.‘ill.\\'. i)lC(‘i€.\tlli£li I».
at it! o‘clock n. m..
nt iil'i‘ forml-r rcsiilcurc.
Nil. fill WICS'I‘ AVENt'iC, NtlltWAi.K.
n Lil'Kt‘ rlusorinwnt of bousrbnld goods,
including “Ito i‘lrlckcrinu piuno. ilnc
illnl'ii us now, it splotrditi lnstrumunt
for uccompuuilncuto; pluno stool,
Ioumiu uuti pillow. murbtc lop tnlilcs
null stands. rclri. null Wilton unit
Llrrlrucls rut-puts nird runs. window t'trl‘:
thins. tuuluutnni‘ hcdutr-ml rintiliuu.
wurdrobcs. lunrbli- lop hurcuus ulltl
wold: .«tuuds. unfit. two chub-u, lilliiqllt‘
clruir llilli rocking i'llllii‘. uli ill with
plumb uud l'tlt'tt boln work; oil pniutinu,
night nconc; nvnt painting on muss.
iwu wntcr colors unit other picturt-s,
puinltnus ‘tlnd t-nurnvingn: ircrlriiuiz.
illilill‘t‘litil'ii rind pllinwa, folding but.
clocks. hut ruck. rnuc chtmi rhuirs.
crorhvry, chins iuid xlluur und siIvr-r-
lliiiil'tl wurc. oil Moro. mill stove, rill-p
lutidcr. cic. l
’i‘iuv piano will ho offcl'cd ill pl'irnlc
sult- uuill thr tiny of tho mwttou,
HAM-2 l‘iltii't'ii’l-i. TERMS i‘dtiii.
it stormy unit» will tukc piurc on the
"fill fulr tiny.
Mrs, iClint'tin lllllil ottcrn for rum
four month on first floor ltllil i'irn inrun
llcdromus on Iit‘ctillti floor. with cxtru
rmuuir itt utllc. Also lnt‘ltc Itllillc. Mr
lot "00. n. implication for the illlllim
must be minis to Edward i". Htuurl.
Agt'flt. iluzctto iiuiidinit.
dl ill.
l
"Whirl do you think of thin illNli't’
What Do You Think of the
summit Range I
This is what our; Ntirwnik hum any:
about it: "i would ‘not. take seventy
live doihirs for my firings.“ ’l‘hc linings
cost. him about half that amount.
“the summit has”. with tho Muir
grate. has reunited the highest point
of perfection. in every quality which
makes it ilrstclnls Adria. 1. Range.
it is the greatest fuel silver on
earth, and will do more work. with
lone cost. than. any other Range on
the market. We all them on thirty
deys' trial.
the ilrst hill train the drelemnlter."- HELL,
in. A. limo
' em or Guilt. '
He who can do no more than dream 0 I“ I Well it. Hamlin cone.
. t . room-4.
i g
11‘ , , i,
m... mum.
l
rcport spociully commended by tho
high otiiccrs.
During [their silly in Boston. the .
in Boston. Mr. Wcrncr took tho. boys .
Wcll. A cornpnrison is till we risk.
LADIES' GOWNS-Sizes from 1-1
and blue. 850.‘
Extra Since-Extrn honvy. Pink and Bit
Blue Stripe, umbrella rutlie, ‘50c.
broidory edge flounce. 31.00.
adios” Flann
All White. good quuiity, 850.
CHILDREN'S GOWNS—Sizcs from 2 to 14 years.
LADIES' SKIRTS FROM. 39c T0 $1.50—Grey Stripe, 6 inch flouncc, white leather stitching. 39:.
Pink. Blue and Grcy Stripe, umbrella rutlic, 3 rows stitching. 50c.
quality, White, 7 inch flounce. 1i tucks, Light Blue turd Pink, embroidered edge, 85c.
CHILDREN’S SKIRTS—From 2 to 10 years.
6 inch ruiilc. buttonhole edge. feather stitched. 45c.
FLANNELETTE AND CREfiE AND CLOTH KlMONAS—From $1.00 to $3.75.
FLANNELETTE DRESSING SACQUEs—Pink, Blue and Grey, 85c to 01.50.
BATH ROBEs—Rcd. Blue and Grey, $2.75 to $3.98.
WW .0...
to 17.
re Stripe, 81.00.
. TRISTRAM
—-——-t
TH
or (use
«women
MERCHANDISE
DINING CHAIRS.
A vcry finc assort-
incur
from
$1.50 TO $3.98.
Cell Olly For
4% Sechaud.’s :
Swiss ntu
CHOC_0_LAT£
hellish-lim-
Codutiuw i
CLlFFORD i
PHARMACY. ‘
South Norwstk. i
or
BRIDGE
PHARMACY.
East Norwotk. 1
Snow Silnrelsf
mm... 4-».- i
i
i
(lot illl'lll now? All Hilt'fl dud prlcm. I
lirinu in your old ukuicu und hurlr
tllciu uiutrpcncd whtlc wn citn nttit
uuuruntcc prompt Mtt'ltiliill. tlliil dou'l
full to look ovcr our big nullorltnoitt
of now onus.
l-Svorylhlng in liurtlwurc.
Phone, No, Gilli-«i.
Norntit human 00.
39 Main 51., Norwaik.
or work.
i. , fr 7 ”t
central hit all» the
trim: roomn. slonm hosted, but out!
cold moor. both. use and electric
lights. Good airy rooms b the tiny
Price reasonable. the stock
of nil the leading brands of liquors on
hand. wholesale and retail, for both
days, especially.
Corner Monroe and cheetmn “note.
booth Hermite.
.i. Din“. Proprietor.
Telephone ill-18.
u
d .’ .o
ll STAMPID 0N
NONI OINUINI WITHOUT.
THAT FIT
PAYMENT PLAN.
BUFFETS AND
BAGGAGE C
ARS TO BE PROTECT
ED ‘
For sonic limc post thcro litlfi been
compluinl thut inrgxngc shipped in thc
rcsulnr buggugt- curs on the New litr-
rcn mini bus ucvcr Ilt't'll rccovcrcd by
tho rightful owncrs tbcrcof ului tho
ruiltoud compuny. presuming that. the
missing linugngc hos llccn slolcn. has
iorblriricn nil cmpkiyccs of the collr
puny. cxccpi llu- bugungcincu and tho
conductors to rirlc in tilcsi- curs. "i‘hc
l'lllo prohibiting tilc luinliltuncc .of
outstrir-rs to bnxgnnc curs is by no
rut-unit u ncw onc. it is slnlod, but it
liltit ncrcr hccn ortl’orcod. with the rc-
suit lhnt tiny ruliroutl mun who was
it‘lcndiy with tho iluggngotmnstor of
tiny trnlrl could ridc in the immune
t’ill'.
ll nppcurii now lllut it high oiliclnl
of lilo rond illiti turned on order to tilt-
‘rnrious division superintendents which
culls nilcntlon to tho old ruin with u
fcw choler- rcmnrku ubout Hit cnforcoo
mom in tho tuturc.
ilitttrr run 1w Icnrncd about the rc-
portod limits of brtggtiuc and it is not
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THI IOTTOM.
35.50334 35.
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NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
elelir Gowns and Shirts.
it you will compare our Flonnoiotto Goods With other makes shown you will find u. decided dirl'crnucc in
favor of the goods which we show—uni only us to the quality of the goods but. the
IS STORE Knows so
nonunion
1H. KRIEGER 8: C
29—31 West Washington Street.
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quality of the workmanship us
Pink. Blue and Grey Stripe. good qunllty. brnid trimmed, 59c. Pink
and Blue Stripe, piuln. colored coliurs uud cui‘i’s. buttonhoic edge, 75c. (lrcy nnd erlto Stripe, trimmed with pink
Extra heavy quullty, Pink and Blue and All White, 01.00—41.25.
iixtrn heavy, White, $1.25. ’
White, Pink and illuc Stripe, 45c to 650.
Pink and
Extra tine
Plain Pink and Blue, em-
Pink and Blue Stripe, 4 inch ruffle. buttonholo edge, 25c. While,
NORWALK, CONN.
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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
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sroE BOARDS. .. qr") A l r ‘3st
. . .~, . urge vnro ' to
in Plum and erur- i“! ““7! i "H". sclcct from. Escry
tcrcd ()uk. up‘to gm dulyill piece guaranteed.
a, ‘5‘ . ‘
dutc designs, from ilflm‘mmjflvfikm‘ Also Mattresses
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$18 TO 380. ~ -
$1.98 TO $20.
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South N orwalk. Conn.
taken from the cars. therefore it shut-
iur order hint been issued to the donut
ilnggogc masters to keep sit outside
pct-sous out of their rooms.
Asrumm‘ds your boss going to giro
you ihc ruiuc you naked for?" (:iurk«
"Wcil~-cr--i'm utrnid to say. i told
him i thought my pay should be conr
incnsursto with the unrouut of work i
do. and be promptly ngrcc with inc."
l’htlmlclphln Press.
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’l‘ho poinsoltin In a grircoful ileniin
for hundpnintsd plnce cards for holi-
rlilv fcutivilles.
is to buy rllroct in original lnrzr
qrmutitlcs and practico tho old suyinir.
"nloht bought halt Bold." We null
nothing but yroccrlns it! right print-u.
Honu- «pct-into for today:
Ruinir (Irlrotl Shoulder» llific lb.
3 lhu. i'runrm. iurgu unit muuly .. lifts
llrocninir Apples. pk. ...... .......2l'w
Pint: 'l‘ublo nuttor .. ....... 29c.
l pk. l'cllow Onionn 25c
Joseioff’s
74 No. Milli It. 85). Norwelk.
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