. IIIEI‘II
.Seti'l ll ' POIIIi
llouud to picture you if you give till
the olntneo. eupeoiuily with those. $7
and hit) Suits. You I-IIII'I no wrong
when every good point HIill‘t-‘H
.von strnlphl iu the lure. We want
your trade; we're willing to il‘Illt III'iI-IIII
mighty I-loso to {Set it. For IIIIItIIIIl
sut‘iunII-tlon. (‘tllilt' iII IIIIIl let us show
you how, on t\ lllll‘T‘Il‘IlN’ of one of these
suits Wt‘ (Inn IriIII IIl’l’ II s‘uvluu on
every l‘illllltI Ilollnr. SEE THE
POINT?
COPYRIGHT
CLOTHING
COMPANY,
‘6 North Main Street.
HARRY GOODWIN, Manager.
Store open evary evening until 9.
Saturday evening until 12.
STEVENS BALLOON ASCENDS.
PI'I"l‘SII‘llCI.D, hIIIss., Nor. ills-“The
balloon Stevens No,~ 21. with Loo Ster-
IIIIs. tho IIeroII-IIIII. as pilot, and A. lloi~
us hussetr
lanIl‘liorlIeu. of New York.
gor. lIIl‘I the grounds at
today under I'ilYOI'ilIlIII
lions and II southwest wind.
l“(‘lt(‘Illlli.‘: II height of five hundred or
six hundred t'IIIIt IIlt‘ lIIIliIIoII IIIII‘IIIIIIIIIII-
on n more. westerly IIIIrI'I-III and III l
o'cloek was. heading IIlIIIIIt oust IIIIII
moving III ‘II lair ruto ot‘ speed.
l2::‘.;‘. .I. III.
ST, PAUL'S PARISH NEW OFFl-
CERS.
A special meeting of St.
ISII was held last, night.
llIIll was elm-ted treasurer to suerood
the late Colonel Fredoriok A. Hill.
AI“ihuI (‘ Wheeler was elected vestrv
IIIIIII to succeed Colonel llill
weIIthIIr IIonIll-
{\I'it‘l‘
l’uui's Inn'-
JIIIIIIIs .lI'.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
I...“
District of NOITWITIIC. us, i'IolInttI
Court t, November 7th. A 1.)..1ll07.
risotto Ii‘Il Marv lI‘ Cook. Into oi" Nor-
wnih, in unitl district, duoonued.
Tho Court of l’rohuto for the dis-
trict of Norwalk huth limited nod al-
lowed nix l‘iltllliiil-i from the. data l‘II—Ireoi‘
for tho oredltms ot' uald Isolate. to ex-
hibit their claims for sottionwti ’i‘houo
who IIoIIlIIct to present their accounts
m’tipt‘d‘l) attested within said thru-
will be. doburred II rootivm'zr. All per.
sons hIdobted to said estate uro re-
qu‘uuted to make immediate phy-
IIIIIIIt to
SUSAN H 001 E S.
nit! ill ‘lti Admluinlrulilx.
Sill \'iI‘N'i‘ NO'l‘lt‘lI.
llistiiet oi Notwnih,
t‘ourt, Ntli‘t‘lllllt‘i‘ iiIlI, A,
islstnto of Julia lI‘.
of Norwalk.
The Court of Probate for the (IIt'i'
Il‘It‘l of Norwulk. huth lIIIIltIId ItlltI ltI~
low Hl\' liltilliilb‘ from IIN.“ (lute hereof
for the I-IIIIIlliIIru ol' HtlIlI t‘h’IltIl‘ to ex-
hibit. their claims for III-Ithuuent. Those.
who neglect to present tlIIIII' IIIIIIoIIIIts.
properly ItIIt'HINI. withlu unit] time.
will he IlIIlIIII'I'uIl II I'III-overv. All per-
rons indebted to suit] estate. are re-
quested to make lIIInIediIIte puyItII-Iut;
III
so” T’roiittie
III. 1907.
(‘. Seymour, lIIiII
ill: NllY SlI‘YMOli It
lleeIIntoI'
nl‘.’ ill 26
A WINTER’S TALE.
No more. we hour
(iiIIIIIlII’s 11qu;
The time to put.
lip stores nus IIIImrI;
lIIIIIIlI (out. that you
Are to the good
Most now he, spoilt
For Winter wood;
lI‘oI' union suits.
lI‘oI‘ loads of" coal,
II‘I‘II' ()t‘t‘t‘t-‘IhmIH,
Why. bless your soul!
You're not to spend
YIIIIII Iitll'tI-I‘Ill‘llt‘d dough
I“(lI' :Ill IlIoHII things
it" you would go
’l‘hI'IIIIglI winter's months,
Healthy, unfroze.
I‘oIIl. stoves. shoes and huts
AIII’I lliltIt‘l‘(‘I(iIIlt‘S‘. .
Why don't you more
To ’I‘IIszs. say!
Whern all the your
ls IIIilIi Its Mui'.
Where flowers bloom
And birds sing (‘It‘ill‘,
And it. is sIIIInnIII'
All the rent"?
“Houston T‘ost
FInaI AuctIon Sale!
ON THE PREMISES.
Saturday, Nov. 23,
highest bidder.
~ . 'AT
arbor View. Park.
Thirteen lots will be offered to the
TERMS VERY EASY.
A Thanksgiving Turkey to every
purchaser of a lot.
sale.
For lull particulars apply to F. W.
MITCHELL, Auctioneer, Central Ho-
tel, or the Harbor View Realty 00.,
New Rochelle, N. Y.
in said dislI'IIIl, IlIIIteuseIl. ‘
Don’t: miss this
HEB iii
Washington "Woman ‘ on Trial
For the Murder of Former
Senator Brown, Takes the
Stand in Her Own Behalf
WASHINGTON. Nov. 'l.€i.~»—Mrs. Au-
IIiII M. Bradley, on trial for the. killing
0t lorIIIor Senator Brown. of Utah.
took tho'wltnusu stand today in her
own helm”. and hor usuntnpllou ti"
tlmt position IIIIIrkIId tho climax of tho
t'IIIuoIIII case. The fact. that her ntori
wus to he heard lllldtll‘tlalll lIIId been
generally known, and tho I'IoII rt. room,
of limited onpncity nt host. was I'rowd~
0d long before the incoming ol' the
court. Much interest. wun IIIII’IIll‘ehtud
when the prisoner entered the court
It tow minutes before .10 o’clock. She
was much agitated and seemed Id
most devoid of courage and strength,“
IIS sho took her custonntry sent. For-
tunately for her. she was not. the first
witness culled illlI] she. Will-i given time
to minimise horseif while Mrs. Joseph-
iIII- 'l‘ighe. II 10ml newupuper woman,
related the. particulars of a call upon
Mrs. ltI'IIIlloy in the. House of Deten-
tion on December 10, last. when Mrs.
Adams also made a call. The. witness
said that when Idle arrived Mrs. lirIId~
It‘_\' was lying on It not. apparently
asleep, and she did not Ill'Olle‘ until
‘iirI-I Mums was IInnounIIIIl.. “Then
she. Intddonlv spiang up," said the. wit
nous I“IIId suid she would sue me im-
IIIIIdIIItII. ly. At tlIsI hIII eyes lIIIIl II dead,
tinny appearance, but when Mrs.
Adams was announced she bIII'IIme ox-
I-itIId IIIIII her own were. bright." Sho
said Mrs. ilI'IIIi ey nervously IIlIItI'lIIIIi
tho hodelothcs. 'i‘ukini‘t oil the indi-
t‘lilItlllS lIIlII ('fJilSItIt.‘l‘ilIItlil. the witness;
atlIII. HIII“ had reached the (‘OIK‘IIISIUH
IIIiiI Mrs. Bradley WIIS insane.
II was 10:15 o‘I-loI-II when Mrs. [trud-
It‘)' was rolled. and she. inuuediutely
l'IIIIeIl the jury IIIIII the audience. "i
will ltlrII. Annie Anions." sulII Judge
Powers illld the interest was intensi-
fied. lie IIIIlIlt‘IIIlIIL‘I)‘ eorrIIIIIIId his
mistake. announcing thut ho mount
Mrs. Annie Bradley. liv IlIII time the
ill-“i (intuition hIIIi lIIItIu put the witneas
IlIiII uIItIII‘I'IIIl herself Iouolher. and her
nervousness hIId woilvuigh left her.
Her I'IIiI'II was low IIIIII indistinct, lIIII
IIll' tone was IIl'ill. so that while the
I-IIIIIIIIIII'IIIIIIIII' “'le III tlrsI I~oIIIIIIIllIIIl III
repent her I'IIHIIIIIISI-s to the jury. she
soon unined sutliIIiIIni l‘tiIlIIIIt‘lH‘t' IIIIII
strength of voice to enable her to Iit‘
Ilt‘llI'II by giving eurel‘ul IIItI-IItiIIII_
.lIIIigII Powers ushod the questions
:III.I they were In first IlirIII-tod’to dcv
IIlIIplnI: II history of the defendant. who
'HIIIII tlIIIt she won thirty-lire years or
due: than she was horn in Kansas (lily.
IIIIIi IIIIIIIIIIIIIII in Denver: that she hm]
hm sIIIIIllpIIx IIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiII 'ItlltI hIIIl
lIIII-II lIIIIllI- hill'l or It blow on the head
\\‘IIIII' II child. She went to Suit LIIhII
(‘in in mid. she sold. and IitltI lived
there ever siIII-II. She tilled tl (‘It‘i‘It‘ilI
position in die SIIII l.IIlIII \‘i’IItIII' Works
tor tlIrIIII I'eI-II'II' and eight IIIIIIIIIIII, slu-
llllll'l‘INI (‘Illl‘t‘llt‘f‘ lirndley :IN‘IIIIII :Il‘iIII'
lIIIItiIII: the outer “Inks. A hot and
II ulIl resulted from this I',IIIloII she
NIIIII
She IIIIII joined the nil-7 IIIIlIe \VIIIII-
IIII'II; Club soon after her IIIIIrriaItte IIIIII
lIIIeI' lIIII'IIIIIe Si‘i'l'i‘llll‘)’ null trousurer
01‘ it. She hIIIl ulso Iil't'tlilit‘ II IIIIIIII-
her of the \t'oIIIIIII"s Press Club and tho
l'ot-ts" Ilound Table.
II was through her IIunnIII'liIIn with
IIlt‘h‘t' IIIIlitlIIIIi oruIIulznliouu tlIIII she
Ilt‘t‘illlll' III-IIIIIIintIId with SIIIIIItIn
Itrowu. ()I‘III- District. Attorney link-
III".~I [li‘tllt'Hl .iIIIiIzII i’owIII'II wIIII permit-
ted to develop the fuel that Mrs. III'IUII
ie_\’ lIIIII IiiIit'Il an amine part III the
IIll’IIiI'u of the. itopuhllonn pnrly of
l'IIIlI, where women vote and that she
IIIIII been net'retnry of tho state. I'onI-
IIIiltIIII
‘WIII IIII \our IIIhItioIIu with onII hurt
IltllHI hIIppy or IIIIhIIppt. "” Niltl um;
united.
"(TIIlIIIpprJI szI: the reply.
divorced from Mr.
llllifi.
’l‘lIII wllnonu told of being lIItroIlIII-IIIi
to Brown by nor IIIIIIlII and of utter-
\i'ill‘iIH IIIIIIIIIII: III know him troll \leth
tIIltI won sorrotury of tho Itopuhlhrnn
IIIIIIIIIIlItIIII. 'l‘hn ltt‘flillllllililit't‘ lIIIIi IIIIIII
Ituumi to ripen. until iltilit, III" thIII
ilI'II, llI'IIIilIIII wnu itSIit‘tI to dIIIIIII‘lhI» thII
She \VI’IN
IlrIIIiiIIy. she h‘llltl. III
3hr Tarts Cloak 2) Suit Noose.
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. 80. NORWALK
Dhanksuto'mu Soho. .
We havn reduced the muses on Suits. Coats. Skirts. Walste. Fora and
Girls Coats to suit you. Come and be coovincod.
The Paris Cloak 8o Suit House,
SALE IN BOTH STORES.
33 8OUTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
have ItIIpI-orlutod oIIorIIIouIIty,
urodttod.
Convincing PIoOI
III the thIIlIIIII or, putting one It uttt'lngu in this hook hm; Ili‘i‘ll ntrlhluglv
htrnluhod IiIIIlm; tho rumhl flIIIIIIIIlItl lhIIrI' when I-ItoIIkII IIIIIi Et‘t't IIIltlIIII
SAVINGS Hi This BANK HAVE NOT liltl’itlitlih'l'lill lIIII IIvrI'y
account. ht worth overy doltnr paid in plus the interval that hm; hero
The South Norwalk SavingaBank
ulna III'III Building. 97 wilhlnmn Street, South Norwulk. Conn.
5-617 MAIN STREET STAMFORD
l’t'ItiIIilllSIlIll uhe wupt IIIId won Idiom.
WIH‘II uhII l‘t‘h’lllilt‘d only the Motion»
lliliiii'l‘ rould hIIIII' her. “i” interpret
t'II lIIII' Ilili-Hi'i‘l' to he. ”’l‘lIII IIIIIIIIIIln-
lillll‘l‘ grew into very IlliIlilllII‘ i'l‘IItI
IIliil-‘I "
"AI’rtII .tIIIIIIIII. littllt, IIIIII hold. one IIIH'
t‘til't I'i'tI that ho loved Ili‘l‘ and Hon IIlIII
IIIIIIII lIlIII “hrioud IIIIprIIIIIIlIIII.”
lII l-‘IIhI'IIIII'.,v iliil'l IIhII IIIIlIl. II IlIlld
won but II to them
“fell the jury llow you ('llillt‘ in NI,
IIII Iillt) thorn i'IIIItIIlillN."
‘i'hiu inquiry hrouuhl, out II hum Intr-
lllIIVII thlIIlI won 'Nl IIIiIIIIIlIIIl with
I-IIII'II IIIIIi told in so low II Itiliit IhIIt the
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII' had to IIIIIIIIII Illl‘ IIIIII'y
IIII follows:
“‘l'lIII III-moor told Inn Ilt‘ wIIII vIIri
IIIIlIIIIIpy. i had told him tlIIII our I’l"
lIIIlmIIIlIiII t'UliIII only I'IInIIlt tn III‘II'I‘ow
IuIIII IIII replied that he would ploy hy
.IIIII hit my life. Finally Ilt‘ IIIIlIl: 'llIIrI
IiIIII. um um going on tounlhor nil
Iitrnnuh tilt»; .va can‘t, avoid IIIII nIIIi
i wont ion In hIIVI- II non.‘ Finally.
utter nevrrul nmntlnt. t IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII’I.”
HIII‘ IIIIlIl IlIII mm lIIIIl hIIIIII tilll'lhltm-
III! in ltrnwn‘n prohnhoe IIIIII it had
IIIIIIII glvon IIIt‘ IIIIIIIIInr'II IIIIIIIII. He
had wanted to get. II divorce. and marry
IIIIr. alto fluid. but Idle would not. non»
hunt to lIIIIIIIlI up hit: home and had
tried to brunh the t‘I-Idthmullip. but, he
would frequently could to her having
who with tho only iii-lulu Itpot in his
life.
Mrn. Bradley thou told of the hour
of twr shroud child. and of hit opernr
lion which IIhtI. sold inui harm perform
on by Mr. Brown himself, otter which
“ one was not woil for o. 10ng time and
I' .
. ‘ known and neither otIthom know what
to do. After this incident who said
her doctor had sold film could not, ex—
poot to be well, She had prior]. she
sold, whunMr. Brown had IIIIIIlo his
tlrut rnou tor tho United Staten Still'
ate and bud been Iiotonlud.
Relating to the incident of the birth
of hero and Senator Browns second
son, she won in California. and w.
turning to Salt Lake two weoka IuterI
words. had come to see her and the
boy. appearing greatly delighted. “lie.
said." she went. on, “this in mv ho»
loved son. in whom 1 Ion well plunked"
Then sho told 01' Mr. Brown' 3 Into!
lectuul attainments and said that he
completely dominated her.
Mru Bradley said one had agreed
In 1901 um. iaro‘wn Should get II III
vorIIe and marry her. She hnd gone to
(loud Junction. lulu. in that year.
she said, and though the plnco was
7.500 milos from Salt Lake City, the
unnutor come to see her every ten
IlIIyI-I. They read Burns. Tennyson
ilillI (lhIIIIcer togothor, and the wltnosn
stunned to find in this phase, ot' their
life. IInotbor green spot. tlII:I memory
of which delighted her She. smiled
continually III-I she. IelIItht it.
\i' [die they were of. (lrnnd .iIIIIction.
Mru. Bradley continued. Mr. Brown
had assured her tlIutlIis arrangoiuenth
for a divorce were progressing and
that It chIpIomiue with Mrs. Brown
had been agreed upon. Mrs Br Idlev
said she had told him to give the wife
and his child all his property. He then
gave Mrs. BIadley a ting.
TROUBLE NOT LOCAL.
Switchmen'o Strike Does Not Extend
to Connecticut. V '
it was oiliIIlnllv stated by the New
Huron rond yesterday that the
swift-lunch IIII this system are not III-
teoled by the fight. between the Switch-
IIIIIII'II Union of North America and the
custom railroads.
demands mom pay. an eight hour day.
and double pay for overtime. work.
I No such Ilemnud has been made by
lIle IOCIII onions on the. New Haven
l‘mitI.
At. present the switcluneu on the.
New “clil‘ll system feel that they
IIIIIld not get an Intuitive. should thcv
make the demand and II strike here
I'ould end IIIIlv in disnster under the
IIIIIIIIIIIIIII tlnuuriul conditions
BUFFALO. N. Y.. Nov. tl.-.\'egoiin~
lions betwoen the eainteru rnllroads
and the SwithIIIIIiIII's Union of North
America are. practically ended. Unless
one side or the other recedes before
night. serious I'leveiopnIeuts ure ex-
ported. All Iho ruiirouds east of (‘hl~
engo IIuIl thousands of" men are con-
IIIIrIIed. The switIIhmen ash six (‘t-‘liIS
IIII lIoIII IIIIIIII pm on eight hour \v'—oIlI
lug dIIr. double int) foI ov'.eitinie und
iIlllf‘ and one IIIIII tor Sundurs con-
('1‘ minus tin-5 sav weIe gunned north
.IIIIi west of (‘ iIiIzquo II yeIII ugo
l‘lII-I :IilIIIIIIi IIIIIIIugers IefIIse nil de-
mands. shying the country‘s finances
will not lil‘liilII fIIItheI' eonoeuuimIs.
'l‘lIe HitlIt‘Iilllt II lune pruniicallt de
(‘IfIt‘tI to two then dmunudrt 'l"he_\
I'IoIIsiIlIII pit-tolling conditions mlltIl in
IhIIlI IllHli
_.._......_...-. - "5......—
MEN'S CHURCH ORGANIZATINOS.
Federation Opens Its Annual Session
in New Britain, This Afternoon.
NEW liltl'l‘AlN. Nov. ibxw’l‘he. lI‘eII-
III'IItimI of Men's ("TlIIIrI-h Organizations
owned in this city at two ti't‘Itlt‘k this
afternoon, Delegates were.I present
from MIISHIII'lIIIsIItls, lthode. island
Main and (,‘IIIIIIeI'tiI'IIt. The HIIIIjLII't. (If
the Federation is to pI'oIIIolo the on
unnlzution of limit in the church and
cooperate with them.
’l‘htI t‘II'IItIIro of this afternoon's
rioII was II “QIIIIstlIIII Box" hour during
whiIlI tlIII IiIIlIIgIIlIIs informally pr-II
seIIIIIIl IIIrlouI-I pIIIlIIIIIIIIt of their two it
while It III'IIII-Inl dohuto followed on
With toplI' II"oIII IIIiIiIesRon wele ttlso
IlIIileIrIIIl. Tier. II‘. E. Mill'Illt‘. I’h. ll
of (‘IIIIIIII‘IIigI-, MtlflH., iillfiltti IIII lillIlII
Stud)". A. lI‘. llIIhIno, ol‘ DIII'IIhestI-I'.
Muss” I'I-IIII :I paper on Sick IInIl llIIIItlI
liI‘IIIIItlts; llIIIIl ii. liussolt. of New l'lrit-
IIIII. lIt‘II\'('I't‘iI IIII lilitIl’t‘HH on the. MIIII’H
Clubs in (‘oIIIIoctlIzIIH Rev. 1’. ’l‘. l’IIr-
WIIil, of \“l‘IIUHIOy Hills. Motor. told of
Vlll'Itlllit methods llIIIt are IIIIcoIIIIIIfIIi tn
the li‘IIdI-I‘IIIIIIII‘II IIlliIInI‘o with the
(‘Illll‘(‘Il.
At this evening's reunion thrIIII wit.
"PHI-it‘ll will he IlIIllvered. VIOIUI‘ .l.
Loving and lmwin A. (h'ousotl. both of
lioulou. IIIIII Rev. Dr. Rockwell ”ill"
lliml rumor. of" Hartford. will he IIIt.’
IIpIIIIlIIII's.
SALE OF HIS-TORlCAL SITE.
llAli’l‘lI‘tllill. Nov. IIII—“NOW“IlliItlIirt
III'I- lllilIl‘l' \i‘ll)‘ for the IIIIIII of Motor-
lI-ni lIIIilIltIIIIs IIIIII hind, tK'OIIllII‘tI hr
IIIi‘ ‘l‘iIIIIIlIIIleIIIl lIIIIItilIIIe III" t‘IIInIIIIIIt
I‘lil III lCIIm \t’lIIIlIIor llili. IIIIIll INIII‘II
WIlt‘ll the lIIIItlIIIlIon IIIorIIIi to thin
l‘II.‘ IIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIII iln lilililt‘ to the iiIIrt
lord 'l‘hIIoloulIInl St'itilllltl'y. 'l‘hII prop-
My how iII-loIIIIII III Minn NIIIIIII' With
our. who hi "I IIIIIIIIIIIII in Simple. or
New London. it tlIII IiIIIll IlIi mode. the
hulldlnuu will IIII thoronuhll‘ I'IIIIovnt-
IIII I'IN‘ II liIllt‘t' to t'tIlIt‘llil‘ horn of toy»
t‘IHll lIlI'lh.
«M... .»m It.“
RECOUNT ACT UNCONSTITUTION
AL.
AIIIIANY. Nor. ii »->'I‘IIII Court of
AIIIIIIIiiII hold IlIItt tho NIIw \‘IIrlI t‘ltt-
Mt‘i'Ii‘IIltll‘IIt‘tli’NI I'IIIIIIIIIII net in nu
I~onutiintlonuh
W.»wb‘m
When it iIIInIiIIIIhII hIIIIpII II girl from
IIIIIIIIIII II IIIIliIIr ll'II II shin he hurt hIII
lIIIIIIt, iIIIIItI.
W.M....._.
Never hitti‘l it. IIIIIItmII limit to lull“
lug: IImeI IlItliIteII’ IIIIIIIIIII you have
nothing to do but llnieu
if your IIIIIIuIr Intends to his 0va
luminous. too would prolmhn I-IIll him
selfish.
.«.~....~N.MWI M
in the long run the undertaker Item
that Seinntiut,
I
The. national Imiou
BI‘B'
the bout of the argument. with n (thrive.
.u.I ’
Merritt’s
LIGHT.
II‘HE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
Q .
ML ~ 6:"; r r1-
NOS. 0 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Heal h Comforts.
PURE FLUFFY wooL.
WARM. , SANITARY.
Covered with China Cloth or’iancy Silkoleen.
Lighter than D0wn.
Warmer than Cotton.
Fathers who think they huvo' the
brightest ohild in the world should
keep the thought. to themselves.
In spite of the example of Lot‘s
wit'e,ItiIItteI'v- has turned IIIIIIIy II wo-
man‘s Ilt‘tttl.
Many II fellow who hath no knowl-
odge of music IIttenIpts to play upon
our sympathies.
Eaton Hurlbut
Writing Paper
500 a Box.
wu I. BRIGGERMAN‘S
MUSIC STORE,
Donovan Block. 132 Washington St.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
CHIROPRACTIC
the New Science of Healing.
*—
II has made the important diI'IIvery
that the physical cause. oi" disease is
lIIIIIItIIIl in the spine and it has devised
a unique method of adjusting and re-
moving the cause. by IIIIIIIIIs ol‘ the
hands IIlIIIIII.
llr. I-‘I‘nnCis in [il't'llill‘l‘tl to make
spIIIIiI-II analysis of both ilt'llii,‘ :Ind
('Ill‘lllllt‘ diseases and rIIIIIIIvo the cause
to explain the philosophy of (‘hiroprnc-
tie S(‘It‘ll(‘t'. I shall he pleased to burn
your renders who (II'SIH‘ iIIforIIIIIIiou
I'egIII'Iiiug this science (‘tlII III
94 E. Washington 82., Havlland Block,
South Norwalk, Conn.
Scientific Magnetic Treatments «Also
Given.
iiiiii
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GOOD TIMES
' AND COAL.
“run" on our Coal bins for some
time past. our “surplus reserve"
has recently bcen grcatly increas-
ed by the arrival of several car»
goes of freshly mined Coal.
If you buy Coal of us good
times will surely continue. You
will at least have a comfortable
home. and after all that’s where
the real good times start from.
IIiil lIIIIIs till it
”own“... Mg.....‘...um .
‘itiiiii
.. M mam. .‘MAHMM... m... «M»... ““4““. I.» .-
JonoS‘. Pillsbury IIIIII hold
Modal flour
78 and 790 nor Ban.
I'til' \‘lIIIiIIIIIIItIIy. Not. 20th, we will
wit lIIIIIliIIIz owning or "our III prions
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII lIIIlnw.
Free Delivery in the Twin cum.
.loIIIIn‘ Mont“ por hug “WM... 791:
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GROCER,
7:: North Main Street.
I Tel. Call 698-5.
Hol- Pressed Vellum it}:
by expert Scientiilo Adjustments; also.
Although there has been a big
TRISTRAM I. HYATT, NORWALK, “CONN.
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H. Krieger & 00.
F our Great
Reasons
Whu so maou women, men and misses
but) their suits, mats and all kinds of
wearing apparel hem, and the reasons are
because then can get the best. for the
moneu--best in stole-test in fabric--
best in finish.
Our modem charge suslem has added
oreallu to the betterment of IIOIII living.
If uou are uoaquainled with our liberal
susiem oi selling goods on cash pau-
IIIeIIls come in and get acquainted and
open a charge account.
LONG COATS FOR WO- ] NOBBY TAILOR MADE
N AND MISSES. I. SUITS.
AI Wool Thibets. Chev— Cutaways. Prince Chaps.
Flul‘fy Rufi’les in all colors.
Alterations free by an ex-
pert tailor. Price $12.98 to
$35-00-
LADIES' SWEATERS.
Handsome Coat Sweat»
ers. White Red and Gray,
all sizes. Special. $3.50.
4
H. Krieger & Go.
29-3l West Washington St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
iots. Kerseys. made strictI l
ly first class, from $5.00 to ’
$20.00. I
_ MEN‘S AND CHIL— i
DREN'S SWEATERS. I
All colors and all styles.
from 98c to $3.50. l
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Bronchitis
In more than a cough; it. is a deep-seated inflow.
motion or outarrh of the bronchial taboo and
lungs-«allied to asthma and tho most mount
neuron of consumption. It bum» all schools of
medicine, anc' cough cures. loadod with our»
notion mo Worthless and hurmtul. 15000qu no
romady token internally only, ever did or can
cure. BRAZILIAN BALM. the garmioldo bul-
oum, alone has triumphed in every one tor 20
years.
Take It] drop! every 2 homo and Bill sum to bathe the turns!
and chest: with hot, ole-x- Biting every night. who! to the amt. It
penetrates. Manon the inflammation. km: the forms. atom the
contains and rolling of phloem, restoring the may: to the vim
’ot youth. Get tho {too or 01.00 Milo. hoop up the treatment
willfully for a few weeks and we guarantee a can clou- dovm it
tho 1m mm It! quick oonoumptlon. Ito cocaine or opinion
. muawmpmanumpom. Miami
' . 3‘s.
Norwalk Chronicler