-‘ ‘ ‘ .V .. . ’
port let this snap go by. If you‘haven't‘got your overcoat there is ti
3*. ' .1 to make 15%. We dont‘ say we give you a dollar for fifty cents,
”fiat? be done. Such advertising Is absolutely false. Our stock of
a is not very large and we have decided to clean them out, on se-
df remodelling the store. Dont' miss this opportunity.
A, .. The Copyright limiting [3... .
”Main Street. South Not-walk. Conn.
BY SPECIAL DEMAND
.GEO. W. POWELL, Clairvoyant,
“3““. well known to the people of The Norwalks. and who will be
tuttiv’ea with open arms.
Hotel Clifford,
$ Wednesday and Thursday.
‘ 1.3. Iiyou don’t know him you will know him. Hasn’t it been whis-
peydto you about him? He comes back to the field where no other
'cléit‘woyant ever returns.
‘ HAnnv oooowm. Mgr.
if! illMlllIi l ”liflMllii!
,
.,
1;
5 No use in your going to Bridgeport to see me. I am coming to
they“. , I give advice on business, love. marriage. wills. divorces.
I“. chances, old estates. stocks, bonds and mortgage. All affairs
“pm? 'of every description.
. '. COMING. COMING. to Hotel Clifford.
? CbM’ING WHEN? Wednesday and Thursday this week.
i ‘ If you want to consult a superior advisor you will find him at
Hotel Clifford.
$5:
. ‘ SOUVENIRS ,
FREE TOMORROW;
with a 25 cent purchase or more of
In addition to usual checks.
SUGAR
20le of Granulated for 98cts
/
[fin Union Pacific In CU.
r26 Washington St., So. Norwalk. Next to Post Office.
Phone 655-2. Free Delivery.
5' H 5 I Phdne 322-4.“ 5
THE BEST TEA AND COFEEE to be found in Norwalk. Come
right‘hcre and get it. as we pride ourselves in having ,‘only the best
that money can buy. You will receive the best value for your money
. of any store in town. We suit hundreds of people. We can suit you.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
LEADING GROCER.
moron sr. SOUTH NORWALK.
'4'"
or wssr WASH
.001. Home laid Eggs. ‘ 380 (MI.
"20‘ lbs. Gran. Sugar ............ $1.00 Ben lillr h‘lorlt‘..liag ............ 650
’3 cans New York State (Torn 25c licn llur Flour. bbl. .......... $5.00
.3 cans Campbell's Soup 25c Health Brand Jam .............. 15c
'Burnllam's Clnnl ('llUthH‘ ...... 18c Inhaler, per'can .............. 25c
fiktt’ns Nonc Such Mint-c Mont .. 25c 3 cans Eclipse Milk ............. 25c
‘5 lil. (‘th-l.‘ Johnson‘s Mince Mont, 500 value ........................ 35c
”Bi il‘r. just :l word, vury sl-lct-lml (-l'c illncl‘y. per ill.
'tloff'ct-. give us :1 trial. Vcly selected qualify.
Mllidinc lz'l‘ltill .llltl \"t-gclubles.
Ullltnti lirncnrv «30.
do no. Main St. So. Nor. Tel 143.
“ liter FmoAv'sessro~.'”"
35c. 380
M. Epstein.
orwalk. Tel. 319-3.
49 Fort st.. East N
in. .
_. .. .. y . The railroad committee sent in hil-
-y~ 'Lj‘tle Business Done in Hart-jfllvorabie reports on several lllatters‘
‘ ford. Today. heard before it yesterday. notably thee
D. March i.—’l‘llc first hills to compel the railroads to leave
"ridaymossion of the General Assent-1a certain amount of snow or ice (on
’lp was an off day with very little irailroad crossings: to compel substi-
ti ideas on the calendar. although gtlttlon of better lighting apparatus for
y‘ re‘ rts from committee to safeguard rail-
of ,r
.' ‘ that We Millions in DODOSIIS.
‘ Onthe first of February the deposits of this MUTUAL savings
nit passed the two million mark, amounting to 32.044.042.27. and
fieiSurplns and Undivlded Profits. which stand as a special fund for
" protection of depositors. had reached the splendid total of $134.-
W. Are yotl one of the 6.000 owners of this great two million dol-
ving fund? ,
thyNorwalk Savings Bank,
M flat. 0?. Washington or, ' south Norwsllt.
EVERY ‘MONDAY NIGHT
MONTAUKS VI. ALL NATIONALS
ouch evening until midnight, without
extra charge.
, W
h‘ . animus!
so many patent medicines and ad-
vertised cures are now offered to the
public that our readers will be glad
to know the opinion of a man who has
spent years-in handling them. and
profit by his advice.
Said one of the proprietors of" the
above firm: “There is no one medi-
cine will cure everything. but this i
do know. that if the people of South
Norwalk only realized the wonderful
curative and strength creating power
01' Vino] 1 would not have clcrlts
enough ill my store to put up the or-
ders for it.
“You see. Yilloi is not it patent ined-
Icine. and it actually does contain ev-
ery one of the fifty odd medicinal cur-
atives actually taken froill fresh cods'
livers. with the useless oil eliminated
and tonic-iroll-added. it contains no
poisonous drugs. and you know just
what you are taking.
“Then-fore. in the strongest "~zlll-
ller we illdorsc and recommend \‘illnl
to increase the. appetite. cure stomach
troubles, give strength to the run
down. tired and dt‘blllliltt'd. invigorate
and build up old people. make rich.
red blood. cure chronic coughs. colds
and bronchitis. if' it fails wv return
your moncy." The Clifford i'hnrlllacy.
Note—While we are sole ttgcuts
i’or \'lllol ill South Norwalk. it is now
for salt at tlu leading drug store ill
tltnrly t-vcry town and city ill the
country. Look for flu \‘lllol agency ill
your fown.
road crossings which are not now prw
lt’t‘lf‘d. .
The the Seuuu3 (iovcruor \\'oodrulf
sent three rc-appoillflnentli as follows:
Morris W. St‘ylllour. of Bridgeport. and
Edward llarinndn of Norwich. to be
lllclnbers of llll.‘ lioartl of Pardons. and
Frtdt rick m’l‘. Simpson. of Hartford. to
be consulting pllyslcinll ill llll‘ stzlt"
physician.
Announcement 1
nsrsnrninri
I will be In my Norwnlk ofIIce every
Monday, Wednesday. Thursday and
Saturday. Odico 12 Isaac Place.
Telephone. 123M. i will be in my New
York office, evcry Tuesday A: Friday,
from 10 to 5 p. m. Location. 25 West
42nd street. 'Phone, 689 J. Bryant.
DR. JEROME D. WIRT,
Graduate of the A. 1’. Still Institute, at
Klrkovllle. Mm. Licensed by
state Ioard of Health.
how's ' ”'rtiEATRs
SATURDAY, MA CH 2.
MATINEE AND chT.
AMERICAN VITAGRAPH co.
All the Latest Moving Pictures and
illustrated Songs.
PRICES:
Matinee ..... ... ........ . 10c and 20:
Evening ............ 10c, 20c and (tile
HOYT'S‘ THEATRE
ENTIRE WEEK.
COMMENCING MONDAY. MARCH 4
AVERY STRONG COMPANY.
THE PLAYS.
_ Evenings.
.\iondny~Tllo Railroad King.
’i‘ucadny-~'l‘llo Minister's
llt‘ill'l.
\\’ctillcstln,\'—~Fogg's Ferry.
’l‘llursdtly—l)0wn East.
Friday~Al Pike‘s Peak.
Saturday—A Devil‘s Leno
Matinees.
\‘Vcdnesdny——A Daughter's
gennce.
Silllll'flll,\'~~"'hlill'.\’ Jont-u' Burglar.
Special Vaudeville Novelties Between
Acts.
Elaborate Scenic and Electric Effects.
Popular Prices ...... 10c, 20c and 30s
Sweet-
Von-
. """" s'riééla'i' Lillie}? 'r‘l'c'k'e'tl """" I
This coupon. together with If: .
. cents, will purchase it ciloicc rc-
. served sent for Monday ovcllillg's .
. performance; If presented at .\d- .
. vallce Sale at ally tilllc l)t*l'01‘t‘ :. .
. p. m. Monday.
Good for Ladies Only!
' The ’-
linilnunuSlinling
Rink
is the place for recreation and healthy
exercise and is becoming more popular
every week. Events for the coming
week compnse:
Grand Attraction for Saturday After-
noon and Evening,
HARRY DAVIS.
Champion Trick Artist.
DON’T Miss HIM.
BASKETBALL GAME.
FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH
NORWALKS‘
. VI.
of. LUKE's, Stamford.
Basketball, Wednesday, March 6.
NORWALKO Vs. BLUE RIBBONS.
BASKET BALI.”
NORWALK ARMORY.
'1.
NEXT GAME. '
MONDAY EVENING. MARCH 4
DANIURY
vs.
COMPANY F
Preliminary Game
After the games there Is dancing
ADMIOBION. 25 CENTS.
‘ < 'tcos'ilnned m‘mst Page).
...-Qu-
getletter foranybody to say as to
‘ ..
1 “Are not the ideas or delusions‘
shown in Tllaw's will and codlcil more;
‘ccncentlated than in the letters?" ask- :
ed Mr. Jerome.
“Yes. that is my opinion." was the
answer.
The will and codicil were written
some years after the letters and Dr.
Evaus’ answer would indicate that in
his opinion Thnw’s mental diseasa
'clhallfltéd in form and became more se-
r one.
Mr. Jerome then took up the nine
Hatters and began asking the witness
if in his opinion considering all other
(things in the case, the writer was in-
sane when the letters were written.
.Yesterday Dr. Evans was obliged to
“Hill” his opinion on each letter exclud-
in: cvcrylllng else.
"This letter shows an unsteady state
of mind," said the witness regarding
the first letter. He would be no more
definite.
“What would you have li‘t‘illi‘tl him
for“ '
"I don't know, i don't think I over
ironic-ti ti patient by lctit-l'."
"Was ihf uuslcndincss norulal 1 ;' ab-
normal 1"
“Wt-ll. it was abnormal
was not perfectly isorlllnl."
"Wits the defendant insane?"
"i‘hc unstcndillcss hlld perhaps not
reached the slate of unbalance or ill-
sauify." ‘
lir. Evens refused to even attempt to
classify tilt. llllstcttdincss saying flint
'it often took months to classify a case
[when under close obsertzltiou and it
'wns ltllpossiblc to try to do ll oil the
strength of a letter.
“Then you cannot say what was the
form or the mental instability?" slig-
tzcs‘lcrl Mr. Jcroil'lc.
“It was In no particular form.“
Mr. .lcroluc next hail the wilnuss
take up each one of the nine letters ill
ttlrll. asking an opinion as to the state
of mind of the writer at the time of
llll' wri Ing. taking into consideration
t-verylll ug connected with lllt‘ case ill-
t-luding Mr. llcllnns'lt long hypotheti-
£lll,tlucstitill.
“As to Exhibll A." said Dr. Evans.
"1 wotrld say the writer was laboring
on illsitllc lllBlJllIlllLV'llllll ho was ovcr
the border."
l
i
in flint it
“in what direction." insisted the
proscenium.
"There is only way over." said Dr.
Evans. “over into insanity."
"You llit’llll ho was moving toward
insanity?"
"lie was further ovor
turnip of the nth
foil." 5
"As. to t-xhibllll II. C and I). Dr.
‘l'lvtllls declared they showed fllat llll‘
writor was not pl‘l'ft't'll)‘ aolllld~lllell
inily unstoatly."“'
"You can't tell wllnt form of insanity
it Willi?"
"'l‘lll-rc are indications that might
show one of several kinds. There
might be a Ituiiimrul‘y state of uclltv
mania. Tim-e might also bc indica-
‘tions or simple lurlnucllolin."
. “llill vou t-vcr know u person suffer-
Iluiz from acute umnin to wl'iit- n It‘l-
for?"
I “You, mom."
I "lip they rvmcmbcl'
Wards?"
“Solllc‘ times "’
Exhibit l“. he said. Illi‘t'w no light on
the writer’s mcntal condition.
“This letter shows a. statc of lllclltlll
unsoundncss ill the \vrift-r at. tho time
it \vns written." raid llr Evans in rc-
ft’l'l‘llf'l' to oxhtbit. ll,
"Al inst up have got u lclicl' which
shows th.- daft ndnllt was insane?"
' “In it tlt'urcc. yes."
l “Whirl, sort of‘insnnifv was it?‘
i "i can't dingnosc it from letters-no
ituull could "
I "What kind of acute mania did he
sllil‘cr froth?"
I "I cannot foil. 11' of any ill all. ll
was a very mild form."
Exhibit it. tho doctor said. throw no
light on tho llll'llllll condition of the
writer, lull exhibit l. fllc last: of tho.
dcfcndnni's lclcrs. showed molltnl un-
soundness.
"Now." said Mr. .Icromc. "please tilin-
wcl- nll~ plainly. was the writer of
those letters sane or insane?"
"When writing some he was insane.
How long flip illsnn‘ity lasted 1 ulll llll-
ilblc to tell." '
"Tilt-Se letters were written ill 1903,"
said Mr. .loronlc. “Now tell mc what
form of insanity Thaw was suffering
from at the time of his lllarrlagc April
4. 1905?‘
"if that was Ihp snow time he ox~
ecutcd the will and codicll. 1 would say
he was stlffcring a temporary attuckn
due to strain. stress or anxiety. or lll-;
sanity of ndolcscwcc." l
“Reillembcr.” continued the nllcllist,
"l had not seen him at that time. i
had not seen him for nearly a your
afterward. 1 base my opinion on ob-
servations since that time and the do-
cuments executed at that time."
Mr. Jerome now came directly to the
issue in the case and asked: “On the
night he killed Stanford White. was
this defendant sane or insane?"
“i am firmly of the opinion that he
was insane." _ .
Dr. Evans answered quickly and
with directness for almost the first
time during his crosscxaminatlou.
“What form of insanity was it?“
“It was an explosive outbreak of ado-
lcscent. imumity'.”~ l
“Now. llll-‘li he probably was insane.
When he wrote those letters in 1903?".
"As i! matter of general onlnionlle'
was deranged—a degree of adolescent
insanity perhaps."
“Is the insanity of adolescent acute
or chronic?" ‘ I
“There are acute outbreaks of silt»
lescent insanity and l have knoWn
many cases to clear up over night.
There was it sudden outbreak In one
case 1 have in mind at. night and the
next morning the patient was perfect-
ly lucid." 4 ' '
"DO You consider instmlty which
lasts from 190nm 1906 acute or chm-
nlc?“
"if the Insanity continued It Would
be chronic. but. if there Were lucid ill-
torvala it could not be so consider-
ed.“
Witness said he- would not necessar-
ily keep such a man under treatment.
"lfus plan was crazy. but had lucid
intervals for three years. would you
than when
or lcltcrs wl-l'c writ-
lllcnl llflt‘r-
l
l
First gsms'begins at 0 o'clock.
call It acute or chronic?" .
“If he had lucid intervalsl would (I
o
‘ 'it
Han
Every new itdncy or weave'cither Imported or domestic, finds its place in our Dress Goods Department.
The promptness stimuli-faction with
porous business it has' enjoyed. are ev
most exclusive style and. too. that o
m
cm Spring Dress Goods
which every demand his been met in this department and the very pros-
idenco that we m always ready with a complete stock of the newest find
or prices are based strictly upon intrinsic values.
All W new fancies in rtAlbs, STRIPES. AND‘CHEOKS. PANAMA CLOTH. block and all colon; ne-
DONA in black and colors; BATISTE in all qualities;
MOHDELAIN, CASHMERE AND HEN RlETTAS.
lyPEKlAL CLOTHS. SYMPHON CLOTHS in fancy shaded,
Housefurnishing Department.
Copper Bottom Wash Boilers ..... $1.25
Nickel Tea Kettles ............ $1.15
Floor Mops complete ........... 19c
3 rolls Toilet Paper ............ 10c
TRISTRAM
l5 yds. shelf Paper . ... ........... 3c ' Wire Potatoo Masher: .......... 3c
6 blown Tumblers for ........... 19c Wire Carpet Boaters ........... ioc
Nickel Lamps .................. $1.45'lroning Wax .................. . 2c
Whisk Brooms ............. 9c Oil Heaters ................ ....0225
.Oounter Brushes ....... . ....... 15c ‘ Scallop Chimneys ... ........ .. . . 3c
a gym, :‘NORWALK; coup.
3‘ 5
not call it chronic”. -
"i’t-rsons ltuiliii'rlru:~ fmnl ;|)tlrllll()lii.
oftl-ll remain in amenity physical con- .
liltion, do thy notfi'
Yt-s.” '
Witness raid-he'hlnd trcuft-tl many
cast-s of pnrunoin.’ .
"Docs n person suffering from pn-
rallloa llnvr- mun." lucid intervals?"
“Yrs. 1 have sci-Ii trinity of the lurc-
cm'lr.”
“ls it not true that many paranoics
disclose no indication of insanity until
you got. on to thr- subiocf of their pnr~
ticulilr delusion?"
“i’ts.”
"Was this defendant sum-ring fronl
acute or chronic adolescent insanity
when he shot and 101ch Stanford
White?" persisted tbc prosecutor.
"At the limo of the shooting there
was nll nculo onlbrcnk.“ rl-plicd Dr.
Evans
"Willi ll tic-lit ll" tlll'unlt‘ adolescent
insanity froln which he suilcrcd?"
"i am confident that there had been
other outbreaks. | belicvt- that when
he shot and killcd While it was an
acute outbrcnk Hilll l bclicvc u recur-
rolll n'uu'k "
“is their such it tili'fcri-llcl- as acute
and chronic udolcsccnf illsttllily'?" ask-
ed liir. .lemme picking up at medical '
work, Ulll'llt‘tl at :l llutl'krtl pugc.
"There has been such it classifica-
tion." said Dr. Evans. "Ami he added.
"1 can picture at last- which might be
unlit-d chronic (luring llit‘ Dt‘l”l()fl of
onc's atiolcscrllccwtllnt is front 10 to
it) years of use."
"Was 1' ncutc .,.- chronic lttlolcsccul
insanity from which this dcfcndanl
sufl‘t-rttl nt llll' titut- llt‘ klllcd Stanford
“'b'tc” '
Mr. .It-lonle sccllltd dctcrlnlllcd
pill 'hc \vitncss down.
"The outbrcaks lvcrt- uculc.“ lit‘ l'l‘<
plop
“(ll c/ulrsc tbcy
Mr. Jerome.
outbrtak of any lllnntic to be
than acute?"
lll', Evans ill-silalctl and HIV“ tlrllwi-
t‘ll. "No"
llr. Evans tl“i'ltll‘t'(l ull the evidence
ill lllt‘ case was of onthrcnks and
there was nothing to show u chronic
condition
"How many olltbrluks do you think
this defendant hall?"
The witness rccllcd tllc l-vcnls of
writing the lcltcl's ill 1903. the limiting
of the will ill 1905 and tho tragedy of
190d
“in your opinion. then. there were
in
were.“ intcrposcd
other
"Did you ever know tllc.
r.
three outbreaks of adolescent insan»! GIFTS TO THE HOSPITAL.
“if"? 1 Recent gifts to the Norwalk Hospi-
‘ Times that I know of." said Dr.ltai include the following:
.hvaus. “there may have been others." i whatsoever Circle. King's Daugllr
Mr. Jerome said he would give the ' tors. of the South Norwnik Congrega-
doclor more exhibits to examine dur- tionnl Church—Four curtains, 6 tow-
Illg the luncheon recess. “i don‘t have cls. 1 scarf and 1 dozen napkins.
llllie to get my lunch." he complained. Pastor‘s Helpers, south Not-walk
Finally he said he would do the best mug}; Church—Nine calendars.
he could and recess was ordered. matey Board, through Mrs. Van
What effect will the statement Is- ; Huron—Four lace curtains for the
all?“ by HEP”; Thaw Yélwl'tflllf“h“¥° ; private rooms and 12; yards for screen
cove-ring material {for the private
on his trial?
rooms.
This is the question which is calling ,
forth muCh speculation. it is said lidsiptal Thimble Club-«Half dOcht
napkins and 2 dozen binders.
tllat Thsw's lawyers did their best. to:
convince him that it. was bad policytlx Mrs. Munson Raymond—Two dozen
1sheets for the private rooms.
to Issue the statement and only con-
Mrs. F. E. Seymour—Sideboard
l
sented when he Insisted that he be al-i
lowed to do so. There are many who I scarf-
bclieve that Mr. Jerome will seek fol King's Daughters of the South Nor-
pllt this statement. In evidence and use ' walk Congregational Church—Four
if. to show that Thaw is still insane. ltcen dish towels and 1 down ““5an
The llldiclitlons are, however. that Mr. . __.___
Jerome will overlook no chance to
show that Thaw is now insane so as
to take the case from the jury and
send Thaw to the asylum for the
criminal insane rat Matte-wan.
Company G. of Danbury, intends to
imakc a mighty effort to capture tllc
,bnskctbsll game at the armory. Mon-
.dny night. A special train has been
lcngngcd to bring the Danhury fans
lilOWll to Norwalk. This will be Dan-
F'SH AND GAME- ’ bury’s last opportunity to redeem her-
A bill to prevent fishing on Sundfl)’ . self for the two recent defeats at the
or having fishing tackle on one' pcr— htutds of the Norwalk players. ‘ If
son that do. yfound no friends when Norwnlk wins this game the series for
a hearing was cnllcd on it yesterday the military championship of the state
by the fisheries and game committee. will be completed, .
Representative Quinfnrd. of Norwnlk. Norwnlk commuters and others were
who was present on another l1!flll€1‘.{\'t‘ry late in getting home from New
said a few words agains it. and the at- I York by train last night owing to
titlldo of t he committee was decided- lsiight trouble at Mount Vernon.
1y unfaorable to ll. , -- -- - ‘ , .
Representative Quilltilrd spoke ill 1.; 1‘, BATES,
behalf of a bill to allow fisheries lug
Norwalk harbor to Ilse nets with mesh I
one mid a half inches square. He said |
lllt‘ small fish that hook-and-linc fish-i .
cl'mcn go for can get through such
nt-ts. and that all the fishermen down
flint way favored the bill. No one op-
poscd if.
Auctioneer.
AUCTION
Will sellby Public Auction on
MONDAY. MARCH 4.
at 10 o'clock a. in.. at the
Next house to Ladrlgan’s Livery Sta-
ble. Rowayton Avenue.
The following articles: 1 weather-
lid oak chamber suit. 1 oak bedstead
-———-———— lwith spring and mattress. wash bowl
The international Concclt Company 'and pitchers. 1 iron folding bedstead.
will present one of their fine programs 1 work horse weigltlngobont 1.4001bs.,
Monday night at the Norwnlk CI blii driving horses. 1 sleigh. 1 set sleigh
The artists will be George Cramptiip. hells. i new Concord buggy. 1 square.
llnsso: Eliscnn Pallavicilll, violinist; lbox buggy. 1 phneton, 3 surreys. 1 dog
Mill‘v Peyton, soprano. and John 8. cart. 1 carpenter wagon.1 lumber wu-
lleath, pianist. Members of the clu gon. 1 sci double harness. light. 4 twin
nlc privileged to invite ladies onl . single harlltss. i cow. lot. of farming
l‘Ilc concert will begin at 8:15. ‘ tools. The above goods are all in Ill'lll
The Robert Emmet Club, of Nor- class condition.
walk, has decided to give its ann TERMS CASH.
entertainment and dance early in Fe - If Stormy, Next Fair Day.
rllary. ‘ l’c-r order of AUGUST WICKMANN.
m
it
to W. W'Itflllr
I
mm: miner.
. 4 . C
. andcrlnc
‘ ' ‘ Grew "
Miss Wallicc’s
Hair'
AND WE CAN
it t n.
EVERYBODY CAN HAVE NICE HAIR
NOW, and ypu don't have to wait around
weeks and months for results either. You
will see improvements from the very first
application.
l
i
Her Hair Takes on New Life and Grows 3
Feet Longer than if was Before. .
prwmow DANounNit Co.
Gentlemen:
- Your llandeilne has made my lllll’ grow
over three feet longer titan it well when I be
. a .
gun he use.
It is now over five feet long and keeps right
on growing. ii-sems to fairly cram out of my ~
scalp. it lfl no lousy and nice too.
Dmderine w 11 always have my best wishes“ -
sincerely.
JEANETTE VlV‘Alv'IdCIZ.A
. A r i. ll".
" " ‘i' . ‘. -.‘ “
3 'Illlls GREAT HAlitcnowluc salinity
can now be ind at Ill Druggists In three
sizes. ”in. Site. and 01.00 per bottle.
tree byrtlurn unit ton-me who
' EE .scntis this 'advertinmeilt to the
. Knowlton ‘lisndorino 00.. *Ol with their
‘uamc and sddrlu and ten cents' is If m or "I.”
in mm as. ,
H .i .u -
To show how quickly Dollies-lilo
sets we will send a large sample
NIW‘ You “Cl". ‘
Norwalk Chronicler