in the
its. No. Indeed. You run no
ind take no chances. Our stock
been selected with great care,
ith the single eye to giving our
, filmed by their ever-increasing num-
tiers. First-elm Tailoring at moder-
I»
HARRY GOODWIN, Manager.
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STILL GOING
ON
D.- GO'ITLIEB.
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f, DEATHS AND FUNERALS
William Crockett.
, William Crockett, a veteran of the
'v “Civil War. died at the Fitch Soldiorn'
Home, yesterday. The deceased wan a
, J private of Company K, Sixth negl-
meat. Pennsylvania licserVes, and was
06 years oi ago. Funeral services were
held from the Homo Chapel this aitcr-
. _ noon at 2 o'clock. interment followed
aat‘the Spring GroVe Cemetery. Dariott.
‘ Burial at peWitt C. Russell.
, The remains. of DeWitt 0. Russell,
at, one time one of the propriotoru or
the old Connecticut Hotol in Norwalk.
J‘were brought here yesterday and in
terred in Norwalk Cemetery Mr Run-
lleII was a brothor of Mrs, William
Sounders, oi Grove street.
‘ counscrtcur HUMANE sociarv
“ Value oi Animals Under Good Treat-
‘ merit Is Very Great.
f Haa'rroan, Jan, 29,—Tho. llillllxm
ian llde of the inhuman treatmont of
, animals is one of tho malty intercutlng
features of tho roport of President Wil-
» llamIDelpn Love, mndo at tho annual
3;.” meeting of the Contiocticut Iiumaon
socieyy hora liltid)’, In this loopch ho
'IIY
{The dilioronco in raluo oi nulumla
Connecticut undor humano or in-
., humane treatment In onormous. It ban
been Estimated that the productive vu-
Ine of a horse in oxtonded live yours
.. . by proper uao, food and euro. it his
"; not earning power is only 25 coats a
' _, day. and he works six days a wcok. ho
«arm; 878 a your, and in flvo yours
. 8800. On this basis, the 50, 667 hm'iicti
. at thin atato arc worth ncurlv twouty
nillliosn of dollars more under humnnc
. than inhumane treatment. By the loot.
u” mans, there were 125.440 milk pro
'dttclng cows in this utato. averaging
Iix and onc- -iourth quarts a day. If
an claimed a rowu productive "to in
W, extended two yours by propor trout-
‘ mm. the value of thin milk at auvon
cents a quart would amount to 83th. 50
for each animal and tho aggrcgato for
the cows in the «tale would ho. morn
than forty million dollars."
Among other ihingu tho proairiout
mmends tho appointment of iwo
more general “outdone io lw ioontod
in Waterbury. and tho oihor In olthor
I‘Norwlch or Now London. Tho lncmuo
trout $60 000 will ho rcdulred. tho ro
‘po‘rt hays in maintain an agcut in olih
or of mono lm-nlitlou. and In corm-
:. «hence this uppodl Is umdc "Will not
. sonn- iwnc ch Ill Illi'llri of tho humano-
V cause.“ aaka tho- pr».ouiihul ”living in
. ihooo distrlolu, providc now or In a
future boqnout tho ntcana ior much an
extension oi otlr work? Meauwliilo WU
. III" nerve Illon in to tho bout of our
ability."
‘~ ‘ . DIAL IITATI TIANIFIIS.
’meme Smith and Wiio to I-er-id
acids. land on Winiloid niroci,
' h (lrccnwood to Carl RWoIluml.
A on Spring Hill ave-mm
’ Mr View lioalty Co. to I-zdward
has, land on llarlmr Viow Hooch.
word 8. "loop to (tonne Monro
.rbor View ilonch.
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_IIIIIII
SIMSIIPIHI:
IIIIIIIISI
New York court Room Filled to
‘ Overflowlng Today-District
Attorney loromo Absent. as
lie Was at Dolmos’ Summing
Ilii Last Year
NEW YORK. Jun. 29.—The demand
for seats at the 'i‘haw trial today far
exceeded the capacity of the court
chamber, so that the police had their
_handa lull in handling the disappoint:
ed crowds.
For the first time since the taking
of testimony was begun. Evelyn Neubit
Thaw had a seat In the court room.
Mrs. William Thaw, the mother, Mrs.
George l.. Carnegie. the sister, and Jo
Isiah Thaw, a brother, also Wore in tho
iamily group. Tile bar against women
spectators was suspended, and there
were many oi them on hand when
Justice Dowling took his pine.» on the
bench. Attractod by Mr. Litlloton'a
reputation as an orator, promino/hi law-
yen; and men of affairs from an parts
‘of the country woro lncludcd in the
court room lhrotuz
Mr. I.ltt|¢.ton urono at l0:50 o'clock,
and Jiogun his pica to tho jury in\bc-
half of Harry 'l‘huw, District Attor-
noy Jerome, who remained away from
the court. room throughout. tho num-
ming up of Mr. Dolmen last your. was
absent when court. con‘voncd tltlu morip
lug, Aaaiataut District Attornoy (lar-
l'alt was preocnl and took copiouu
noise of the address oi lllo chici coun-
acl ior Thaw.
After congratulating tho jury on tho
Huccd Of the trial and tho prlyllogo oi
sitting ill judgclucnt tmtlcr such a fail
mindcd jurist, as Jurist howling, .\lr.
l.Itlchon said ho nakod nothing tuuro
than that the jury should nbaoryo In
reaching its vcrdict llu- culinary rulca
of any ordinary court of an Amoricuu
conunuulty. ilu cuntlonod tho jurors
‘io hoop cit'ili'ly boiore thciu tho fact
that tho pronumptiou of Innoccnco Iii
always with tho doiomlant uulll hi- IS
proved guilty.
At aomo longth Mr.
piaincd lilo docirlno
doubt.
"lit a cum- oi’ thin kind." ho‘ouirl.
"whorc. iuaauiiy In tho pica. ii In not
incumbcui upon counsol for tho (lo-
ionso. to ostuliliah tho doicndant'u In-
uauity boyoud a rctwonablo doubt, al-
though i thuk I can polui out to you
that Wit have dono all oi that. 'I‘lu-
law plucoa the burdcn upon lilo profic-
outor to prove to you boyuntl all roar
uouablc doubt that. tho dcioudant was
hallo. Mr. .loromo cannot answcr our
showing of insanity by calling a Ilro»
man and a low policetncu and say, 'Im
them prove this man Iiit‘flllt'.‘ That in
not tho rule, and his honor will toll
you that. it is not iln- law.
"Al. tho. beginning of, thin trial I told
you gouilctuou or the jury that wc
wantcd yOu to understand that tho do-
icuuo of insanity was no irumpod up
affair, and now our cat-lo In I-ndod wo
auk nothing of you It you arc not colt-
vlnccd that. the insanity of thin dolomi-
ant dorlvcd its strongih from hot-Milly
~groundcd into the vcry history of
tho man. We link nothing, i any, but
what any American boy In ontltlod to
ask from any Atnorican jury."
Mr. Littleton reviowod Ilarry Thaw's
hiaiory from the time oi the pro-natal
incident when his mothor in tho night
put out hor hand iit bod to fool tho
cold ioalurou oi a child who had and-
Ilculy diod, down to tho dpy of tho
traucdy. .
"This boy," ho Said. took on tho
brooding, the vory melancholy which
came to the mother that icariul night.
I may be blinded by parihumnhip, but
goutiomcn, can you not two with nu»
that. thin defense in no thing born oi
an cxlgcncy, to not» that Illjllillico is
(lono or that a uiurdor may ho cow-ml;
but born Inutoad In tho vory hiatory or
the boy."
Reviewing the evidence of lilo old
nuruou and school toachoru who had
Cillllt' from all quarti-ro oi the aloiu- to
tosiiiy, Mr. l.lliicton «aid It might ho
all right ior tho diatrict ullllrllfl' 1"
Hay that Thaw wai- only a robollioun
boy who mmhi to how boon apankod.
but ho did not thittk that wan tho way
to doiorutlno iho aauiiy or Inaanlty at
tho doiondnitl.
"Inuit-ad. uonlIi-nu-u, you may rind
ill tho itmintopu III the boy tho court-u-
which II-d him through London, Itomc,
.llouto Carlo and Now York in aitor
lilo."
Mr. Litiloton alludod to lilo charac-
ior at tho- witncnnou for tho doicuuo.
anti dwr-it at louuih upon tho tr-utiiuouy
oi Abraham Bock, tho old school touch-
cr, of whom he Milli. "Thoro II no more
honoi'nhio man In all I’onnnylvauiu
than old I an Ill-ck.“
Mr. l.iit oton laid grout atrium upon
tho loitor Mr. llcck i‘ocI-lvcd irotu Mrlt.
William Thaw in lliiii. whon nho mid
she toured tho Imy‘ a mind Wall I"! WWI
I.Itilotou MP
of rousounblv-
and lboggcd “tho old io-acIu-r to boot
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WHEN YOU CONSIDER
that your savings In thin MUTUAL Bavinas Ilnnk ourn i-‘(lilll poi-
Interest. that they are layoutcd In the most coilsorva'ivo ummwr
further safeguarded by our large uurpluu iund oi ore-r $114 000 on
Mid certainly conclude that no other Inveutnunt odor» ouch a
oi strong tosturoo oi advantage
South Norwalk Savings Bank
WWII IAN“ DWI-DINO.
soura uoawstit. coon.
crowded.
"tho district attorney read to you the
alldavlt all. made In a certain pro
wading in the last trial. Ir. Jerome
constant take it. to have you later
that she had In some way mind
herself or that b” testimony woo not
candid But. Goodman lappoal from
that odidsvit, toads to too psi-double
pride or the mother. made in a sirens
of circumstances, couchod in the pie
thorlo voosbolarlr at the conventional
lawyer, written is the tumult of a
trial; 1 appeal from that. atlldavlt and
its peculiar construction to this letter
of more than 2 years no. written In
the mother's own hand, written in no
contoundlng phrases of a lawyer, writ-
ten at the time when there was no
peril but the peril oi heredity; i av-
peal from that affidavit to thin lettor
which came fluttering trout the hands
of a tottering old man of 70. like u
benediction out oi the past to later.
pone itself to save this boy."
WHALE MEAT IN 3 .
MARKET AS F000.
Like Bostoiosk. Only Cheaper
-—Every Part oi Colaceans
Is Utilized tiovv
"Whale steak, ten cents." That is
a new item that is likely to be added
to the bills ot lure of the cheaper
restaurants In New York You can
get It now In restaurants In Japanese
seaports for half this money There
are at leant two companion with head-
quarter» along Puget sound that. are
doing a thriving business killlnd
whales for their meals and by in0
ducts says the New York From. 0m.-
oi them had a representative in Now
York tho other day to look over tho
mound and make srrangementn for
marketing whole meal on a . lava?
sonic. When It is consldorod that
whalo moat. looks and tanteu liko ihc
coarnor cuts of beet and can be re-
tailod at about tour cents a pound It
would ncom that there ought to ho a
Splontlld ilold for the now vland.
Whalo moat is being ablppod in
largo quantition in Japan saltod in
brine In barrels and also in cans Iiko
(' hicngo hoot. It coma altnont nothing
to prmlucc II no the principal ottpouao
of putting it on tho tuarkoi how will
ho tho floight in t'cfriucrulor hrs
from the Pacific (‘Olli-ii to Now York
Ii tho vcnturo prove-s a rilli't‘t‘liti it
probably will I'M-ill" In a I'cvivul of tho
whaling Indunlry along tho norlhvrn
Atlantic count.
'I‘ho I'ugot Hitlllll’i companion have
hot-n flotiriuhing ior about ihroo yours
and i‘IilIlll-"iliiiiit‘ irotu paying big
dIVItlonila~~10 utilizc ovory portion oi
ihc whale oxcopt his oxpiring unori.
'I‘hor.» In an iittlo rotuancc almut thla
kind oI' Whaling as thori- In about
vmrhiniz in it Iultclu-r wimp, in Tilt»
Iil'ot pluco. lhorc ls Milli! in Ito a pinio-
ilcolly Inoxharmtlhlo supply of whulo
in tho I'acitlc off I’ugoi sound-«not tho
valualilc Imwhoad, right or apt-rm
uhnlcu. such as Ships W’lllill‘v attor
In lIli' irozcu north. but tho iiiihortu
acorucd humpback, flnhack, ill'fllllllli"
and sulphur bottom kinds. Thooo arr
Imutcd not In Slimll boats an iltoy um-d
to In- In tho old. dauxormm hand-liar
poon day» of tho Industry, but In
small. lust nit-iimt'rh. ouch oqdippcd
Willi a poworiul bomb gun in tho how
This cannon lire-a a nix-toot homb-
Inuit-n hurpnon into tho whalo, Win-ti
tho ltliunilo hits his mark tho bomb I»:
iiuiod in oxplodo In two .‘Ii'f'liliiir‘. and
in load; than u mluuto moro tln- whalv's
I-xIStouco In in the past, lollm‘.‘ .
Iiy moan» of a cubic attachi-d to tho
harpoou the carcass is pullod along-
sido tho ntcamor. a poriorutod pip.- in
forum! Into tho stomach and tho room-
not, In pumped full of air, on tho car-
cauu will be buoyant and ho motor to
low to tho cutting-up and rondorlng
planla on tho uhnro. Thoro tho car-
cuuu Is drawn up an inclino to the
aopnratlng platform. whore its vnl‘ImIH
products are roducod to markwtablo
Hhupo
.\n avorago wcok‘s vwnrk for one
alouiuol' in paid to be 20 whalou. One
look scvon In a day. The pronpootun
or om» oi thouo whaling companion
fixoa lilo cost, of catching one whnlo a
day at SI‘II. and of making him roady
ior markot $087 more. making a total
coat, oi noarly $800,
llcrc In what bccomou of tho or-
dInary whalon and tho pricoa at which
tho various parta are sold:
5 tom of whale meat at to. $200.00
i200 mourn it. of loathe-r at. 5c, 40.00
:I tons of fortiiizor at 837.50, “2.50
3 tons of bone meal at $00, «0.00
500 pounds of glue at 5c. 25,00
and lemIrt of tailow at 5c. 25.00
250 pounds at whaieboun at Zic. 60,00
40 harrolu oi blulthor oil at. 40c. $636.00
In barrolu oi carcans oil at 35c, 150.00
(iii tho i’ucltlc ('ililiil oi Worthington
wlmlo bro maid in IN‘ plonIII'uI In drove-S
oi from 20 to 250 in nulubor, l‘llltml!
lhoin iii-o iroqucuily iouud a row of
”in uportu, liowhoud aml liihd‘l' val
Imblr- klndu. Killing ”will with tho
hotub guuu. thcrciori- In carry and vii
poditiouu.
Formcrly only tho imwhoad. right
and hill'l'fll WhnIi-a worn huntod. Tho
tlrat of thoao In tho moot. valuahlo on
account oi it» whalobono and oil. iho
avoragc worth oi tho product from a
ulnglo cart-mot hoing about 820,000.
The right whale contains about ball
as much Whlllolmnu and about tin-
numo amount oi oil and oihor by-pro
ducia, The uporm whnla- in chit-tiy
vginnbio ior tho oil in Ila bond. which
in worth about, 85.000. .
Formerly It with tho (‘ququ to lako
tho moat. valunblo portion» oi thr- car
"ilriit and lot tho rosi sink Into tho uca.
Tho humpback. Iluback. aulphur bot
loin and Ioauor rariotlou oi whaloa
'vuro muslin-rod worlhlosa until ro-
coolly.
Tho Iouihor that in oiituincd in uaod
In urholalory and boohbitdlnn. The
irriilzor ldorlvod‘ trout ll' mmionta
oi lilo almnauh. blood and pit-cos of
limb) Is mmd by tho Hawaiian aunt
Dinnirt‘ll who think thorn in until!!!
boiler to atltnulato tholr capo tioldn
Tho hobo iorlllizor In nmrlioiod in this
country. Tha- mllmv In mod In my
aim candle making. and the pine Ia
Fooanumed by tho turnlttm iactorlce.
asd laat oi all the tail which
JmmysiflOatos.i.o.b
sols-tor;
smur- ansivora‘u
now roux, Jail. on .mm: so.
.ttora Barre.
All tho troilortnon on the weal linen
were today treated with pink carna-
ttouo, in honor of McKinley day.
...... <1 anusr‘urms D:
BOY?!” THEATRE
saruaoav, no. in.
MATINII AND NIGHT.
The Royal Drool or the Season.
MILDRED I. ROUCLEIE.
And Their lip Company of 16 Artists. ‘
Proacnting tho Superb Glittering Imngv
inativc Funtalty.
"Tho Flight of Princess Iris."
Mouniod With All Spoclal Sccnory 'uud
Electrical Effects.
Spcciaitics introduced hctwoon the
acts by Williams and Molbonrn, Flu-
iow and Dunn. The l‘ltsgihhon Trio,
iiick iavggctt. Rob't Sheldon and The
llclnha (llrl Trio.
PRICES.
Matinee 10c and 25c
Ilu ping ....... 10c. 20c. 30c and 50c
Seats on so. Now.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
All Next Week, Commencing
MONDAY; FEB. 36.
Usual Matiocoo.
TAYLOR STOCK CO.
Presenting High-Class Repertoire and
Seven Vaudeville Acts.
Monday Evening,
DESERTED AT THE ALTAR.
Ladics' Tickets Monday Night. 15c.
Matinee , 10c and20¢
Evening ............ 10c, 20c and 30:
Seats on sale ior entire engagement
Monday, danuary 30.
MUSIC HRLB
EVEIV EVENING.
ADVANCE VAUDEVILLE.
MOVING PICTURES.
ILLUSTRATED SONGS.
Entire change of program every Mon.
day and Thursday.
Prices. 10c and 15¢: Children. 5c.
Matinee every Wednesday and Sat-
urday at 2:15.
Amateur night every Wednesday.
ROLLIIWAY
SKATING RINK
NORTH MAIN 31'
South Harwell:
Moving Pictures Every Night
Commencing January 27.
A Door Prize Every Week.
Pictures from 8 to to; Skating. to to 12
- Skating Afternoons as Usual.
NASH & YOUNGS, Proprietors.
BASKET f BALL.
NORWALK ARMORY
EVERY MIINIMI Nibiil.
NEXT GAME,
MONDAY EVENING. JANUARY 27.
COMPANY F.
V.-
DANIUIVI.
Preliminary. Game:
MONTAUKI
vs.
EAST DANIUIVI.
First Game Begins at 0 (Which.
DANCING 'IOM 10 1'0 12.
Mtor the palace there Is dancing
tach evening until midnight. without
'XII‘I chan- to the patron.
ADMIIIIOI. 2| unto.
IICOND
Subscription Concert!
MANAGEMENT
Lillian Sherwood-Newklrk. .
Lockwooo's HALL. uoawaut.
" coma.
Wednesday Evening. Jan. 29th.
Al‘l’ldfl.
tioatonlu iloxioiio i'lub.
Baotou.
John Borne» Wells Tram. New York.
Mollie ”4me Wand, New
Torts» ,
(hunch Ctr-am in Coot-root.
Tickers mo
I Eitrilusl.
vault...
' settings to match.
. ‘ mammonavoooossron
TRIS TRAM & Hm rr.
N08. 1 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
l
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HAMBURGS.
Our thirteenth annual importation of Hamburg Edgings and Insertings is now on sale. The
line this season is better in many ways than any we have ever shown before.
The assortment is larger and the prices are lower. The line includes all
finer and handsomcr.
The patterns are
the newest things in Cambric, Nainsoolt and Swiss Edgings and lnsertings. matched sets with In-
All Overs in
Cambric, Nainsook and Swiss.
Houscfurnishingv Dept.
3495 Oil Heaters .. ..... 3.3. 95
84.50 Oil Heaters ........ $3. 75
$2. 95 Oil Heaters .3250
$2. 50 Oil Heaters
...ScoolLarge Bottles Ammonia
Nickel Tea Kettles ..... .59 6 Thin Tumblers ..........19c
Wash Boilers. No.8 ...... $1.00 Fibre Pails . .. . . . . . . . . , ....asc
Scallop Top Chimneys . ..... 3c Tooth Picks, box . .. . . . 2c
6C4 large rolls Toilet Paper. . . .as'c
TRISTRAM to HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
BARBEHI' UNION OFFICE R8.
Installation Ceremonies Portal-med by
the Retiring President, Henry Seller.
Tho now officers of tho Burbera' Un-
ion woro installed last. night at Central
Labor Union Lyceum In Washington
flirt-ct. 'I‘hla corcumny wan poriormcd
by tho. retiring prouldcnt, llcury Solzcr.
Durng the ovu’ning an addroua wan
tnado to tho motubcru by Jeremiah
Hagan, vico—pronidoni oi the Control
Labor Union. (inc new mombor. i-‘rod-
crick i.. Iluch. was also initiatod.
'l‘bo "Ow oiiicorn are:
i’rotvidont~~Eugcno (lohIor.
\‘Im--l"ronidont—~F. 'l‘.. Otido,
iforronponding Socrotat y-«Otto Lind-
SINIHI.
Rocorrlilltz
hardt.
'i‘roamtror~'l'homioro Nouomiori,
illiidI'-—.Inmoa Travinino.
Ti‘llfllt'flfl‘rrF'TEd Schoidlor,
.l. Slatlory and William lions.
Iloicgatoa to (fontral Labor Union»
Ilonry (lorhardl. P. ’l'. (iddo and .im.
oph Eula.
Financo (‘otnlnittoo — I". T, iidilo,
Janina Trnvlalno and Frank Mocalum
I'lntcrininmoui ('ouuniitcl- -.. Prod
Schlcldlcr and 'l‘hmdoro Nououdori.
AI 9hr" conclusion of tho lillfiillt';"'i
M'Nuiltll a "Dutch" auppcr was onion-d.
MOTOR BURNED OUT.
A Wont nvonuo trolley car hurnod
out a motor thtu ailornoon about 2:
o'clmk undor the Washington oiroot
railroad bridge. Anothor car was don
pulchod flout Norwalk lo low the dial-
ablod car. which was In charge of (‘on-
ducior Arthur Iiuahcl and fliotnrman
l'lugouo ll Clark, back to rho Wall
hiri'ttl car barn.
Siti‘l'i'illl',‘~~HPnry (lor-
wuudm
TWO COLORED MEN LYNCHED.
(‘illihli-IRCIIZ. Minn. .Iun. zit-Two
nourm-S whose natnou could not ho
loarnod. chargoduiih having way laid
and killctl their inlhor m or lion». Molt-
tla), ior tho purpom- oi rohhory. woro
cupiurod by a mob oi noun-non yostor'
day and lynchod.
Wiguw'l‘ho lroublo with tho Antori'
can portplo In that they out mo much.
\l’agg-«Nonacuuof I hnvo statistics
to provo that ono-third of tho Ameri-
can people liver In boarding Iioiiuonm
I‘hlladolphia liocorti.
III 'I'ragodwahr-wf Rnnior must
havo found iood ior thought in tho
dramatic editor's articlo this morning.
Low ('omodywr‘ood? I Should any a
toll moal. Ito got. aproaui did all his
liouuortu. wl’hlladoiphia Pros L.
Money Advanced
to all. on their houaehold iurnlture.
pianos and other personal property,
without removal. on their own nann-
without indorsor.
CALL AND SEE US.
Independent Loan It Security Co.
llaviland Illdgw Washington St.
()lllce open until 3 p. m.
' CHIROPRACTIC—The New '
Science oi Healing.
To rocolvo Chiropractic attontlon In
iroodom from diuoaso without rccoiv-
lug torcign aubutancoo Into the atom-
nob. 1'th now mothod is now bolus
practlcod In noarl every little In the
union and many oroigu countries. It
to the norms that carry heat. health
and atrongth in ovary Individual. Pinchv
on curves that have only been doing a
part of their work are soon put into a
healthy condition and the whole body
assume: health. The Chiropractic
Method of Healing is powerful and
harmless: It will reach every organ In
tho human body. Our success ls mar-
velous.
.6 I. Wfitlnoton It, Havlland House.
’ T. FRANCIS. D. C.
Magnetic Treatments Aldo Given.
SPECIAL SALE
fatn-flmibutli’riihpi’m
IS: a sox.
W-A-Brisserm.
~ Mm mi. .
can now
.....Mc r
H. Krieger It Go.
Specie»!
Vetiu e!
Throughout the Store.
Ladies’ Coats, Ladies’ Fur Mails and
Boas, CaraCuI Coats, Silk Skirts, Lace
Waists, Overcoats for Men, Suits for
Boys, Furniture for your Home, Rugs
at reduced prices.
Easy Payments.
H. -Krieger & Co.
2.9-3] West Washington St,
scum NORWALK. ‘
Sovereign Extracts
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