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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 7, 1908 · page 7

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ST A WORD
, about it, please.
The Suits we are
showing for Easter
are smart," hand-
some and decided-
”ly well bred.’ Our
rostyles, are as new
"as the bursting
,buds.

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The prices to please
your purse,

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Early inspections means the best selections. Better drop in on your way.

Clothing Company

'HARRY GOODWIN, Manager.

 

 

ui

UR FABRICS
are of all the
newest shades, in
browns, tans, greys
0 and fancy blue serg-
es, plaids and
stripes, black T hi-
bet, and unfinished
worsted and cork-
screw. ’

Elsewhere from $2.00

to $5.00 more.

 

 

. hiatus Ann. FUNERALS.

Abraham Fowler.
Abraham Fowler, a travelling union»

7 man who was widely known through-

out New England, passed away on
Saturday at the Bridgeport hospital,
after an illness of eight days, of coro-
hrnl hemorrhages. He was 59 yearsol’
a e, and left a. widow in Bridgeport.

r. Fowler travelled for a large jewel—
ry firm, and his business niacin hun-
dreds of acquaintances throughout all
the largecities of the cast. ills home
town was Bridgeport, and he lived at
160 Courtlend street. Besides his wi-
dow he left four sons: Bertrand, of
Mount Vernon, N, ‘t’.: Addition, of
Philadelphia, Abram, of New RoChciIt‘.
N. Y., and Claude, of Mamuroneck, N.
Y. He was a member of the Masonic
fraternity and of the Bridgeport IA‘)dgt'
of Bills. The latter order will hate

place tonight, at his late homo. 'I'hc
Interment will he in ftyc, N. Y.
tboy'dgfliu,

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Funeral oi Antonia Vcltone.
The remains of Antonia Vclionc, who
died In Hartford, was brought to Nor-
wnih. yestreduy afternoon, Tho «in.
unused is 20 years of one. Funeral
services will be held from it Main
street, tomorrow morning. Iiiltl lair-r
a oervlco will he held at St. Mary's
Church, at it o‘clock. Interment will

follow at the, St. Mary's Cemetery.

use: AnnivAt. Or yc‘sssts.
NEW YORK, April 7.~~Arl‘Ived: Sir.

 

 

 

Kronprizesstn Cccllo, i‘mm Iii-omen.
etc.
” To the Board of (‘ounty Conimlssloir

ertt of Il‘tiIl'IlelrI County.

I horohy apply for ll “cotton in soil
Spirittlotls And intoxicating Liquors.
Ali. Lemar lint-r. Rhino Winn and CI-
dfltlfl. all South Moth strortt tt‘lty tin»
loll. Town of Norwnlit. lily pinch. of
business to not located within :ttitt isn't
in I dit'oot lino of it church Nliilcl'.
tilmhlnl school or public school-housi-
or the interstices pertaining therein. or
titty post other», public library or ift‘lii'
story.

fluted tit Norwnlk. this 7th day or

' April. A. IL, “908.

HERMAN QI'i’i‘TNldii.
Appllciint.
We. the undersigned, oloclors and
Monsters, as defined hr law. or ”In
Town of Namath. hurohy ondom- tho
application of the above natiinrl “PI"

Quittnor for such license, and um ,

do severally certify ouch for lithium”
that we nre tnxpuyors upon run! in.
this situated In tiltitl 'i‘own oi Not
unlit. null itiiii Wit have not cudormul

thr- mipticutlrui or our othol‘ IN'I‘HIINI

for n iiconm- to Mt” spirituous and In.
ltint‘illliIii Itnrors tilll'illfl tho Mimilnu
Iicntiuc your

tinted ut Normtllt. this 7th do; or
April. A. It. litlts.

John I'oorroilu. Jiitittltii Muuyur. Al
its-sitar Ilollus. Michael Itt'lttlitl. Alon
slider-nut.

i Mum certify that lhn uhoru Illliil-
N militants urn electors hint tut
, not. All fittfllitlti ity law, of tho 'I‘ouu

‘Nflfllniit. tIIiI'I that they intro sinnmi
uphill” application.
tilt! til Nurttiiilt. this 7th illil of
.13. It. “08. .
itmnnltht' u. tlhli'l‘ll,

SAVING SHOULD BE EASY

' MEXICO HONORS AMERICA.
‘Pleasant Relations Between Officers
i and Guests on Battleships.

l

l MAIIDEIJCNA HAY, April it, via Sou
:lticgo. ('nl., April ?.—~'l'ho rr-Iiitions
ills-tween tlic Atncricitn rminl officiuls
rind the Mexicnn authorities, rvprw
,ncntcd in’chlcf by Governor Augustin
Itiltinguinvz, of Lower (‘ulil’orriin. since
the battleships 'Hii'liiili‘d Into :“flflllt‘l
cnn lint“, haw IN‘PII most corilin‘l and
mutually plcnsnnt rocollwilons‘oi thn
stay will hi- carried away try all “in.
halo pnrliclptticd in the friendly fnnu
'tlotti-l that burn mnrkcli Iltt' Inst tliiw-
Wl‘t'kli.

At. a dinner glyon Inst niphi I.) Art
tnlrnl i‘hnrles iii. jl'houuis, in It'IIIlItll'
ury command of rho ilvcl. on lmurd rt..-
tlngslilp Minnesota. tho I'M'Iiliiiflt' «if
ivlicllutions wnn (‘hlli‘llt‘lt'rlzr'd It.
trcnu- ('ill'illitll“~jilili urncvtulnvw oi
cumpilntcnt. , ”lull 't‘honlns llilliltl .l
Iii-inf ntlrlross lmlyflb‘iflfgt'ttllflilt‘tilltli
upon the i’rIi-ndly rel . . ‘Mislitm Irv-
iwi-cn the l’nitod Hut , .
and cxprcsscd the hollci hiit‘lllw ”it;
(it tho fleet til hittgiloii'iin tiny Will do
lunch to return! that friendship trim
twrmnni-nci. ’I‘liu millions, coming til
it tlntc'wlion the rotations of the Inn
cotintrlcs ii'nrninlly nt'c lit-int: llltit'itriit
t’tl. was It ghly fll‘lltl'tw‘lilli‘ll in Hill .HQW‘
li'itil gill-sis on hoard tho Minuommi.
Admirals Sperry ntid Eiill'l} twrc
alumni: tho American ghouls.

tlm'r-rnor i-luritruincz also was Mr,»
hnppy in his remarks. declaring ho In».
Io-wd tluit Mexico and this

 

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gr-tlivr than over imioro try the warmth
of rho Irhuidshlp r-xlstiuu thwr-nn
I’I‘Imldt‘ht Illuz nud l’rcsiitvnl ltrmmn
It' I.

BOSTON BANK MERGER.

National Showmut Tattoo Ovor the N1»

ttonsl Inuit of the Republic.

llitri'l‘iih'. April 7.»~-I“ollowitur llit'
pnt'I’t't‘illIlt urrunat-tin-nts yostcrduy oi
thi~ ntvrgcr of tha- Niittoiinl "unit of
tho III'IIIIIIHI‘ with ”W National Show
IIIIII. "unit. It nus nnnouuciut tudiir
Illitt Clinch-s A. \‘iitlln, pr'osiiintit: .tl
Iwrt Htoiio. \‘Ii'lhlti'tmlflt‘ili‘. t'liuriw
linitlcli. .I. I~‘rml ”rum: and Willlntn
Ii. Wt-lllnttlon, iNt‘ttl'ltIl‘tt of tho chuli-
Ilr. will no nildml [it tho honrri of III‘
Ittt'Itit‘n oi tho .Viutoniil Hliiiwniui
ltiinlt ‘

ll “it's untied lmlni llint Iiw hook
\iIIiil‘ til‘ "ll‘ Much of lint aniotiill
lilillh oi the lln-puhilc Ii'li'l‘ iliu tim‘lnt‘
ntloii ot tho rum-tit illittictitl. slips...
Ilhl pvr Hiltil't'. unit it Is imltuititt-il IIliil
tho liuItIt will littltliiutv iii ‘iiliottl “if:
n rs'liil't‘ It is nit-ti ludluwti ilittt urih
ii lmnun oi Altitfut n hittiit', tiltII MItIi'tiv
hottluis of tho Nittlntuil think ill Itw
littpttlilli' Mil I‘t‘t'l"l\t‘ IIIIII MINI .t
nhui'v tor Iltcll‘ ttoitllnun Th0 his!
shin oi tho «lurk in tlw Motorist lihiiit
tot thiv llclulhlic nu». iii lit: III'I‘ AIIHII‘.

IICINT ARRIVAL OF VIIIILO.
3 now \‘ltIIK. Apr” 7.“ Artirmt‘
“It‘tttm't' t'nltttnhlu. I‘l'inp tilttimnw
NMW VIIIIK. A It'll 7... tttcnnlcr t'tl~
touts. I.lvnrpmil lot New t‘orit. Wits
- Lilith tillltin until of hourly limit at 7
,u in. Hunt thick hinml hu'itt it. til.

 

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Win. with one dollar slut and in

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up no rush. It no for you. In this Intuit. for horn you run noon on

Q to tor plan. Von min m-runruiuts ii rosorvo limit on tho hi-
I fit so on no pay you four per cent. Inn-rout to holp you.

South Norwalk Sittings Bank

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It on you may ho shin. pretertthly

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Mexico,

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OPPOSITION TO OE SAGAN WITH-
DRAWN.
Mme. Gould Will Probably Marry
French Nobleman.

NEW YORK, April '0'.~-~’l’lint no
agreement has Ilt’l‘n reached unions
the rvlnllt‘t'u of Madame Anon Gould
to inter-posh no furliwr tulip-minim to
hwr cnnnnummn of the I'rirm- do Sir
iron was ruportml today, This :tttrvov
trwnl did not, howcvcr, lncinriiv Gamma
tittnltl. who Is custodian of Anna
littltlti's propvt‘ty, hill It said in com.
[lr'l‘t' pi-m-timlly nil oliicrs of her I'l'l-
Mire-n. ,

’l‘he twrllnnclty of the prion“. who
ru-t'ntly nnnuuncnd that to: would tor"
no his plnn to ninth in Paris this
yum-t. and tin- lnsislnncr- oi Mudnnw
Itimild upon hur right to .tocirlv for her
.m'lt', uro- lull" in how hrolwn down tho
:uppusltlun to thr- cngngemcnr so that
oil l‘xf't'fll (it-urge (lttliiti horn consum-
vii til it ‘

Airs. iimi'izc tiouhi, wife of llit‘ Ii-nd
of III" Untilii family, is (‘l‘l'flilt'il null
liiiVllIfli t-xr't'eint'ti tho loci of :i lllplo
tool In of! cling u wcnncliimttm Ii"-
IWt‘i‘Ii Mniiinw timid and hrr t'vm
tin-s, Wlivn ii, lit-cuirw upturn-tit Hint
0lltt'rt‘ tins to he ii illsttgiuwnwnt mvr
thi- print-e, Mrs, “t'ili‘flt’ liould tU‘lII
on n tistt to lint springs, \‘n Rottil’li'
lot; from that plnco )t‘hit'rilit}, who
krtltltill. .‘I’Indnmc Gould m ttn- “party
rut-tits oi Iii-r friends, Mr. and Mrs.
Tyler Morse. Ill tho Ht. Iit‘ttin, whtlc
lwr W'Iiilh‘t'! worn still uiirm'onciiod,
Mrs. (imirgt- iionld ls ho-llr-wd iii hull-
.untlorlolwn the part or IIiI‘ilitiittt' Virth
ihttt'h slit-nous that lit" iililvrllnlts of tho
tnuiutu-rn of tho funtily other thun
tit-om tiould haw lu'i-tt owrrnnnn

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HOUSE IN WILTON ROIIID.

 

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losers. Ioby. Formerly at East Nor-

wsltr. Isttovu Tt‘lmpo Entered Il-

Ilrni-ut: Holly, tin otilplnyn of tho
.t'rotui and Knapp Ilnt Company. who
'rtmlrlcu In i-Iouth Wilton, has been
tumrtilnn with friends in fiouth Norv
wnllt wlillo' his with turns not of town,
and Mrs lutt-rnwd this ninriiinit liy
lttil'ltillmt' that his ittrltrw lmd Iii-on lii'o-
lit'i‘i lulu during tho night, The nullity
tittrit itiiiit- than four suspicious limit
inn tnun wcro notccti intuition rwnr lilti
house, ltittl it its stiotmsctl iltut thud“
wt-rn lhn lhiovcs. Mr. riohy‘s homi-
Iii not i‘ur from tho llIonth Wilton l‘lIII'
illnd station, and it Is thought thitt.
lilo men were trumps,

Mr. tinny lino soup in his Ironic this
ntturnoon. and it Is um hullwtr us ,u-t
how IIIIII‘II wus tilltcu. a

HARTFORD GI'I'V ILIOTION.

. HARTFORD. April 't'.~ Ilurtloiit is
[holding it oily elm-lion lmlur. Willi
;I~itlwurtt W. Ilonlwr. ltw Ilontihtlruu
t‘tIIItIMiIIt' tor titnyor. unit rithluyor I
,A. tullililvun on tho Ilctmu't‘ulii lit-hl-l
‘t‘hu clot-lion In it nuirt our», rilthuuiih
n his win Iii Iu~lntt piillttd Iu tilttsl HI
tho wsrdu, tho mnlwrs Illiihllm u Il'mv
mm of titliotltnhllnit to not Iliu tutors
out. lioih portion or» continent of rto
Ittry, tho outrun-tits clulnitnq llinl. mt-
Miiiur tiltillivuii will tin t‘iN'Ii-ti, wtulr
tho Rotttthliontts [lilo Mr. Iltmloir lilitlit
ltIItJm‘lty. Thorn in touch hum-viii ill
tho liconim Quentin», and tho liquor
iinulurn tire working in IN out it hilt
will in town oi llt-tumc.

 

lilit .IANIBIRI’I. April 'I. Alununtw
Intuit whit triads today of tho Inliiiru oi
tho t‘tennrul Insurance Company tilt-m0
pituitht thmoruht d'Aitssntumwi. It III
rinnurmt also that tho follow or on»
othur «out our in'illmtltllllll, 'I'ln- nth
Ilnultinii o thrust two lusurutictv corn
portion «are hrmntht ntmui by tho tntl~
tIt'n on Mulch ‘ lh, nt thtt linttm,ttiinli
tti‘ t‘nttlttiet'oo o In .tnnolru,

‘ WAIIIIINII’I‘ttN. April 7_ “Thu only
thorium hint! Illumination uncommon.
of tho house hold Inn our ”union in»
tiny, owing to this tthitt'm‘o of Room
“mom‘snmxn’tfi who was solidi:
t n it young rim 0
who to nutrition} Iii. Mort. G. M.
r'rotl, it lmcmvittn “by.”
undo train outputs] to ,v,

the It“! all at ”stardust shot-molt.

 

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.. ”ma—AN... ..

VIII” DONATION. CUT OUT.
loan of [Illinois and Taxation Found
TMy Worn II .

it was brought out last night. at the
meeting of the Board of Estimate and
Taxation of the City of South Norwnik
that the would donotlons of $50 each
to Putnam Hose and Old Well Hook
and under Companies and 825 to the
Fire Police, have been cut out. The
Board lOIIKhI. legal advice on the tint»
loci and found that It was Illegal to
make any gifts. in addition to the do-
nation to tho Departures), the annual
appropriation to Pine Island Cemetery
has also been cut out.

When Fire Commistiioner George W.
Bogardus learned this at the meeting
last "night he said:

"Well, that certainly Is a pretty
state‘s! affairs to out out the little tip—
propr atious of a hundred and u quar-
ter to the three companies. The meni-
born of the Department 30 out, and
spoil their clothes at. fires and now you
are going to make them dis down In
their own pockets to pay for the run-
ning expenses of the companies."

USING THE NEW FILTER.

 

W

oul Points About the City.

For about half an hour SoturdAy nt-
ternoon the City of South, Nor-milk
was. fed water through Its new filter.
in order to determine what the effect
Would he on the pressure. It was
tfonnd that at. the meter In the city
library in Washington street. the pros-
mtro dropped down right pounds, but
worked up four pounds, so that tht- ne-
tunl loss was only four pounds.

Three of the four sections of the ill-
tcr Wort? used. During the tout the
tint dopnrtmentvofhcials went up on
tho "hill." It is stated by one. of tho
officials that the host pressure nt the
highest point was twenty pounds,
while tho factories were not. running.
it wns also sold thnt when the filters
.m» not connector! the pressure will
run up to 30 pounds.

The fireman above quoted says that
when the factories urn, running Iht‘
prossuw runs down to it ponnds‘nt tho:
hinhust point on Iht' hills.

DUKE or men. BREAKFASTS.

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‘ Meat Eaten This Morning With King

Emmanuel.

MIMI-I, April 7.4th (Intro nf Aostn
nrriwd here. today tutti had breakfast
with King Emmanuel. the indie ol
thr- Anrnzzi and tin» t‘ount of Turin,
after which a fondly contort-non wus
llr'ltl it'liill‘tt‘t to tho arranging of it
running» ottgngcmt-nl lit-tween tho
[intro of the Altruml and Miss Kathe-r-
im» bllhins, dniisiltrr of Senator :Itc'
pliun It. Bikinis, oi Wont Virginia.

Although nothing, oilicinl ls known;
it Is rt-put'tt-d that tho- dultt- has no 0
“Hill“! his Miguel-mom to Miss Illki s
nnti that It In ht.» Intuutlori to return
in ”It‘ i'niivd Stairs shortly. It is also
itnm‘rft‘li thut. the rttgnunmettl will not
no officially ctnixmuulcnirii, it llt'lIiK
liw custom in rt-wrie annuutict-rut-nl
oi IIIt' titllflfit‘llit‘tli oi nwnihnrs ui thc
mint intiillv unit. “"19? lhv marrtngt-
wro-tnont hits til‘itlull} horn pori'nl'nit-d

'Iht- dulw wtli irnt‘fl tonight for Spa.
zin to rnsiitne t-riuininnd of the Million
ship Iii-ulna I-iivttl.

At llic cum nislnn of tho conference
tin: tittiu- of Armin. thc Count of Turin,
itud the ltiilw of tho Ahruzzl hnd
luncheon nun Kins \‘lctor rimmiuuwl
nnd (trim-u ll. isnn. lnsontlich its his
majorly down not permit to tit‘t’ttl’llt't"
oi uni court imrsonnucii nt lunchvoti.
u r-tlrltttlt that has boon "burnt-d slum
Iiittl. not him; Iuts insert lnurtivd rennrd
int: tho rim-mirth renehcd hy the royal
Intuit).

EMMA GOLDMAN DETAINED.

immigration outsell. Catch Her so

Otto Is Returning From Winnipeg.

S'l‘. PAIL. Minn. April 7."""An t‘l"
press tticsm-nunr mt tho Sm Lino nl‘~
rlwil hi-rc ittim the international hor-
tivr, mmrts that the United thatch
iinnilurnlion inspectors how ilotnlnod
Idioms itnldmnn at Mom on the- In‘
im-untlonul' tmtmrinry tint,- as she was
ri-liiruluit to the Itriitwt i-liulcn from
Winnipviz.

Iiutuiizriitlnu Inspector Ft‘iiliilfli.
who!" itl‘ittiililtll’wl'tt on» in Mlliliuupti'
liu, stiys in cannot. confirm thi- report.
tht- oiiivrrs acting to the cum» hoinir
iiiittrr ttw direction in tho Winnipeg
district.

 

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Diwdend Notice.
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'i’lic t‘nirlli-Id i'ounly Sittings Itilnlt.
Norwnlh. (‘tuiii.. March lit, liIlIlt.

M n ilit't‘iiittt of the liiiurd of "if!!!“
Iitl'n of tin,- h‘iilrtltilri County lint/tutor
Intuit livid Ihiu dili‘. n illi'lttottd at tho

min of tour pm» cont. l '3l't [II‘I‘ tili-
Iliilll wris nurtured in tIuiItttiIOl‘It from

tho nutritious tit tho nix months ondlul '

.ilnrch :il, Inns. The south will he on

lured on tho posinluuiits ulul paid on

lllltl itilt‘l’ Alli'll tit, "MIN.

HttlYMtIi‘II ("llII’I'Il‘tl.
'l‘l'oltituri r

NOBCE.
DOG TAXES.

“tut tours urn now dust and Itiiyltitltt,

A ltt‘littiil Id’ one tlollitr. lti iitidillon
l“ iin' rctzulnr "some too. will it»-
t'itut'nml on "wry dim owr tlu- flflt‘ 0.!
uh. lmmthu thin. is not. linouml "It or
i‘t‘ittrt' Mui' Isl, pursuant to lllt' I.»
now Itt torch.

Norwnlh. April 1st. litllti',
III'IIIIII'III'I' It. HMl'lil.

'3 iint I'll rtt

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T). GOTTLIEB.
. Gents' “thither.

Men’s, Boyt’ sud Chil-
dren's Shoes.
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attention at this time to our new

prices which we are able to make
TASCH’S NOVELTIES.

.t. .0, ms LEADING our“ troops cross. ,

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TRISTRAM'SIHY I» ,-

, nos. 2 and 5 GAZETTE hummus.

Spring. Dress Geods.

Each season brings new shades of coloring and ncwvdesigns in Dress Goods. In calling your

 

line for Spring and Summer, we wish to impress on your mind

that the greatest care has been used in our selections and that the line which we are now able to
show you is far ahead of anything that we have ever attempted before and the best of all is the

on them.‘

This is the finest line of Dress Goods imported into this country;

in fact, there is nothing diner made. The styles which we are showing are retailer! from $1.50 to
‘ ‘ $2.00 per yard. Our price is $1.25. ,
Decrease In Pressure of Water at Ver- ,

 

 

NEW YORK, April 7.~\\'liilc sev-
l'l‘iil hundred growls wore lisleop in
Smith & ftlcNoli's Hotel. at Greenwich
and Fulton streets. Pili‘l)’ todiiy. “rt"
IIII'II Miccnsufully fought it utnhlrorn
fire in tho ham'ntont which caused
danmgc tiniountlng to $1,.“utii livt'urr- it
was iilllttlllt'fl. At no lirnt- did Ilit'
tluntcs until such lwudwrty ”it” ”)0 up-
pr-r portion of rho howl was scrlotisli
lhl‘uulum'ti. and low or Iili' occupants
of lht' house wr-rc aware tha' ihcrc
luid been a fire until they ziroat- at the»
usunl hour imitiy. The fin started
from an It\'t‘l'IIPllIl‘d exhaust pipe,- In
the» volatile room. ‘

 

Have You Heard of

The New Science
of Healing?

which Is now receiving the attention
0! many Indies In society, who have
adopted this reform method of healing.
and so markedly improved in health
and win-arming have they become
they on,» (encouraging others to follow
their example. No one should live to
pain and sadness, of heart or limb,
when they can live in health rind hop.
piness by going to the Chiropractor at
94 E. Walhlngton 0L. Howlsnd Black.
sourtt nonwsm.
MAGNETIC TREATMENTS GIVEN.

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hit Mi Soothers.

Ystflol‘tfiun‘hflntoi.
Whit out '3)“.
8th out 84.00.

 

“stint???“-
IOSELOFF’S.

How you tried itotltii oi our
{rush i'lil Stitolictl Hoof? From
7 5c up. ,

. lIi- ml“ and not tuntte of our
Hui-vi t‘dvr. fresh from tit-cits.

ilt'I ulti‘ltt' oi Ileinz‘ii Pickles In
litilh. linolr lit-tier and cheaper
than in Iiutlics.

ti'ull Iliir nt' Vegetables lot" Sitt-
itriiny. ‘

 

 

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We'are also showing a full line of the celebrated READ'S FABRICS. This is the finest ‘ '
domestic line and includes all colors of Lansdown. Mohdelaine. Readona, Mclrose, Herringbone,
Poplin, Panama and Armures.‘ Also the popular fabrics in White, such as Scrgcs, Brilliantines,
Veilmgs. SICIIian, Vmie, Danish. Malta and Fancy Brilliantincs.

TRIST RAM 8: HYA‘ I " I ', NORWALK, CONN.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.’ , ,_
Another rust: of curt-bro spinal .
meningitis hurt developed in South} “
Norwnlk. The visitor is four your old 6
Frank Polynrop, son or John imiyrr . rleg r 0.
cop. oi' (‘hurch slit-ct, just off Taylor '
avonuc. who Is now sr-ri‘ing n im‘ni in
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u cons r ore.) vcry scr nuts. '
FIRE iii"“0‘0?.&”y'oa’0< HOTEL. SHOWING 0F ..

Newest Stunning
Spring Models,

including a number of

Sample Suits

 

Lat
colors. of course—fine serges, chiffon
Panamas, En ' h suitings, new hair line
sin estrom 15 to SSS—every Suit lined
wrt plain taffeta, fancy striped or guaran-
teed satrn. Investigate our charge system.

 

H. Krieger 81 Co.

29-31 West Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK.

 

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hplnnoh, Lettuce. misty. Oranges. Appinl. Turnips. Clbhll" and Onions.

UNITED GROCERY CO0.

in Fort an. East Namath. so No. Msin In. lo. "mulls. *
Phil“. areas. Phone In.

* FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

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reductionism tinge. ‘

 

 

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