.‘m
' whiceeilonfllseti‘ul‘
1 '; Leonidas neither
. orphiite norriiitcral.
. rat
’ ,Anco'rw.
Macs
m-
”. . .
.fillemedy fort‘onsli - ' ,
‘ursmuuuh.niumm
Wilstuttsd’everish-
his“:
o
be simple and would
it lot of tnitride-whirlcli.
‘cssor amp. 6
, , dict have the bout race in n
. it: bath. and let the
viii” , “implicit other in one built?
til it
unmeasured;
“’ ’ The Kind, hilt liars
Always Bought
Bears the
g. ... Fat-Over
Thirty Years
iiiiliiiil
"I “WWI “IMP. I“ ma cm.
L
“l’ii. what in tho old. old story?"
“Jl‘hc one the oi'tctwlinttcr
uttyn he just heard the other
(‘l‘OWS
save the
York."~—(‘lilcngo iii‘t‘ill'tl'lil'i‘liiti,
, that Mr. St. John, who holds property
upcttkt-r
titty.
contlni,r over on tho il’lllli from New
.m—...~...... . ...
“V Hows onessmo CHAMA
" asn
J. R, CONNOR, Mgr.
Hotel Msheckemo.
be equipped with a It“!!!
‘ bite. one piece "Standard" Por-
n Itintneied Lavatory.
ever stopped to consider
zittiully convenient It would
It!" hot and cold running water
rr dressing chamber, sleep-
?artment or first floor toilet
‘ its presence would chord you
eat degree or comion.
‘ will gladly quote you prices. Our
are strictly competent me
honest and reliable.
it MAIN AND weer ers.
. Elite Taken the Agency
for the
that Make to Otter.
“(Lockwcod 8: Co.
NORWALK. conn.
pout
sitar Tuesday, nsnuary 7.
fit Propellers will leave
River, New York, (toot
. out), every day, (except
“i. '4 p‘. m. Freight received
.up to 4 p. in. and South
, . to $.80 p. m. ‘
wALK eresueomr co.
6. c. Housman.
Gsnerai Agent.
Tel. 904.
. Residence,
AlN 3T” SOUTH NORWAQN
" .... I 1907
ING AND STEAM
.. sesame...
~ WATER HEATING.
siren: HEATING.
. Vls AND RANGES,
”HAND TIN ROOFING.
earn Fitting. Gas Fixtures
tai Ceiling. Etc.
one seen our stock of
0ND RANGES? .
Horace E. Dana 8tSott
REAL ESTATE
4! .
—-———
Service nnaniaine Up to note.
Rates 32 per day and upwards.
Stock and (it‘lii‘i‘lll Information Ticker
m
Sunday Ulttners. 75 Cents.
Tel. I”.
48 Wall 8L. Nomlk.
and Insurance.
w. have several decided bargains
In Incorpe producing property that
moat increase In value with the rapid
growth of the town.
> on we ,w. mt mono. I
t Funeral Director
l and Embalmer.
, 19 North Main BL. South Norwalk‘
3 Residence, 6 Washington St.
, Telephone at house, 693.
1 Telephone at office. 336-2.
~- ”YOU Ru
Sililt BiPilHINB
is not modern or scientific.
unless done by us.
Monarch Repair Shop
V 43 RAYMOND 8T.
'PHONE 458 OR POSTAL.
germs-Hewett;
; The Clifford
Eiteolle‘nt Cuisine.
= planet-i comm,
I to 8 p. m. ' .
Sunday Dinners a Specialty.
. Dinner Partle. and Banquet.
geliolt'sd.
CHARLES REYNEKE,
. Proprietor.
Telephone 990.
M
, ,, Examiner ll
‘1.- 9. Patent out»,
181010 I”! .
OlliecuMMnlnhtrset.
whim“. (torus.
t‘l‘ on. t
H (continued trout first Page.)
adjoining. lind‘ulrendy signed the potl-
lion and it rested now with Mr. lietts.
The question now was whether the
council had tltozrlght to vote the per-
"'i«ttion to mow the ildinit without
.- signature of Mr. otts. )ouncil-
"out iiubbell was naked his opittion on
the matter and sold he thought they
did not have the power.
After a discussion on the matter, a
petition was road which was sent by
.Iohtt A. State, of 2.3 ilcldcn avenue,
Norwulk. to build on unto sited on his
place, night by fourteen loci, and
which won signed by residents of the
lcitiity. hilt. it was said that a case of
that kind ltud nothing to do with the
present question. i
Mr. llctts lhcn stated that ho had
no objections to the moving of the
building, it he was assured tltot the
tenants would be good and wore illi-
i)ilji‘(lillllliilllt‘. iio stated that on the
impulse of the moment wln-u-ho now
the building tnovt-d he wait so nitcctcd
over it he had it stopped, as it won
against tho low.
Councilmen llllworth nud Wirt then
said they thought it was for Mr. ill-
HERR'H own good to intro a. mind class
of tenants in his houses and he Would
do so.‘
Councilman lluttt-ry brought out the
foot that there was it "Jubilee" iii the
cottage inst Saturday night. which
woko up tho whole ncigliltorinmd, and
stated that. was the i‘t'ililiill ihtit so
many people ntitdtI the kick ot the
moving of the, building. Mr. iliflt‘tiil
was surprised to hour of this. and
sold he htid itot ltcnt'd anything itboui
the matter. ' 1
Mr. llctis was thcn asked it he would
be sotlsiicd it he was nurtured the
ictittnts of the homo-it would be good.
tttitl sold hc would be and would sign
the petition.
A tttotion was tht-n tutulc tutti czirrlctl
that Mr. llli-‘cen he allowed to il'.'|\‘t'
the one building iii its present loca-
tiott. and he also he lllliill‘i'ii to more
the other one to it place when» llt‘ ul-
randy line the ccllttr started, and to lil-
low hint to put on no addition to (“iit‘ll
one. and polite improwtncnts Ki‘llt‘l‘ul-
ly. provided that tho sipntiturt» of Mr.
.tlltl Mrs. A. A. llclts criu he obtained.
It. Aflilctis Willi naked what "”10!“
ininincss he wanted and he stated tltttt ,
he had expected his bond all city tax
collector to how bot-n itt his pomp-iv
ttion Inst night. htit ll lintl not united
front the li'itlcliy tintl 'l-it-ctiriiy t‘om»
ptiuy. of littltitnoro. llc stated that
the bond “its the soup- us he hnd for
t number of ycttm post. tttnl he asked
f the council could npprorc of the
timid told no tillow him in go ubout ibc
task of getting ottt the inn bills tutti rc-
‘l‘ltilig the money. nnti pot the Work
louc curly. After much discussion of
he matter it was sold that the council
find no right to do so. and ”lllri'rfll‘i‘
hey had better Wait until the bond
vns rccciwd and thou ittkc lllllllt‘diillt‘
li‘iitlll.
A. W. Itnuny. of thc'A, \\'. ll.tuuy
i‘ttiupnuy. of New “:H‘i‘ll, export trot-
spcciollsts, wits tin-n intruduccd to the
meeting by (‘ouncllntiiit ltllworth. .‘iit'.
ltnnny eluted thttt ho had done scr-
erul jobs iii The Norwalks titttl pt-oplo
“grooms -,
SPRING
GOODS
Garden Tools, Barrows. Piows,
Harrows, Cultivators, Paints and
Oils. Fishing Tackle. Boat and
Launch Supplies.
Call and get New Catalogue
of Launch Fittings.
,Charles E. Dow,
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON eraser.
Phone 667.
Wall Papers.
We Have Designs on
Your Walls
I‘hat pleased you ever since we put.
them on. anymore rooms to be no
tiered? _ . '
Cscckery. Glassware. Housemrnuh
ing Godds. '
Japanese China in Cups, Saucers
Platelt etc. ‘ -
'Pslnters' Supplies.
Good read: mixed Paint, use per
gallon.
White Curtain Poles. with fixtures.
10c. ' . '
Window Shades and Picture Fm"
made to order.
Painting and Decorating. ,
-We give tits I. A it. tit-can Trad-
Inn Stamps. Ask for them.-
, .7 Waehtnéto'n attest.
lend Postal for sooktot on Patents.
Tel. Gen. loath Nam-lit.
it'd astounded
in t. x, . .
. “it. start .
ty i‘ W
l I
. ' is. ..
Nature Give. Timely Warnings That
No South Norwalk Citizen Can
Afford to loom.‘
DANGER SIGNAL. N0. 1 comes
from the kidney uecrollons. They will
warn you when the kidneys are sick.
Well kidneys excrete u, clear, amber
iitiid. Bick kidneys send out it thin,
pole and i'otinty, or ii tltlck, rod, ill-
smelling urine. full of-sedinicnt and
it regular of pneungo,
DANGER BIGNM. N0. 2 comes
from tho buck. [tuck pnins, dull iillti
heavyb or sharp and acute. tell you oi‘
Hit!k._ki\tllli‘yis tutti warn yo of the tip-
punich of dropsy. din (tics and
lirlght’s disease. lloon'e‘Kitlney l’llls
ctiro sick kidnt-ys flllil pure them pt-r.
innucnily. Iicre's South Norwuik
pr if:
Its. Albert I.. (lonklin, of 143 \Vlifllh
lugtqn St. South Norwnlk. Conic.
says: "i suift-rcd for years from i‘lit‘il‘
nudism and kidney trouble. Tht-rc
was it constant bunting down feeling
lit the smnll of nty bitch uuti tit illlii‘ii
I wait so stiff and ionic illill i could not
Mills. The kidney secretions wort»
unnatural in color. coittnlncd sediment
illltl Wort- hard to control. Hcitrinu
Dunn‘s Kidney l’lllit hittitiy spoken of,
l wcnt to l'lnlstctl‘s ilrug Store illlil
bought it box. Although tuttny other
medicines had titlicd to liclp inc, l
lit-glut using [limit with noiiif' doctor of
i‘ililliilt‘lli‘t' ttitd found quick and tifvc-
tlvc rt-llct‘. Tho ltldnt-ys nrt- now work.
lint naturally and i run itt llit' bust oi
luutlih. l ntirlbuto this cutiroly to
iionn's Kidnt-y I’lllit."
For solo by oil tll'iili‘i‘i-i. l'ricc so
cuitts. li'oslci'~Millitii'n t‘.o., llnifultt.
Now York, solt- ugcnts for tho lfnliotl
t-iiutcs. _
ltoinciubur tin»
take no other.
llillllt'iw liotiti‘sw-titnl
luni nskcd ltlttt why he did not ttpttcur
bcfot‘c the council tttitl itttt-rt-si them
in hitting the ll‘t-t'ti of lllt' thorough
lures uprttyt-tl ttttd inkcn t-ttrc of. “1’
spoke oi the trees iii \\‘csi uvcnut-
iiiid sttld they were find going to do-
t'ili'. iilttl not-tied tittcnliou. tic nndt-r-
niooti that this city did not lililli‘iilli‘iliiv
money for iiltii purpose, but lic Hillii'il
that lit oilit-r ciilt-s this no» tlonc. llc
snid he understood that the city own-
cd ll spruycr which had lli'li‘l' ilt'l‘ll
net-d. nnd ln- mild lli‘ would like to
Init- ii on lllt' t'iiy's i‘twu, iitnl illtcrcst
lllt' council to iluwgfllriiilt' Money for
llttI lilllllilh't'.
i‘uttncitittnn llilmtrtli unlit-d wintt ilio
cost would lli' of spraying lltc truce.
and Mr. llnnny fliilli'd that it would bt-
shoot 8:: per trcc. (futon-mono hiatlti-‘tt
unlit-d iltnt ii illl! ll'i‘t'e tilting tin-
sti‘t-cis were spt‘itycd. nod it innit boil;
it tree in his yard. if the in t- sprayed g
would not tic liitltlo to the illnvilMx:
like the one iti tho )ill‘li. nod Mini
lluniiy rtpiictl llmi llic tit-mt nlticlil
wcrc uprttyt-d wcrc Ilrlil‘i‘W‘il, nud it:
did not innltor how llllili) li‘t'i‘ii were;
near which wt-rc not :tpiomti. (‘uilll'l
ciiintiii Muiltlcn sinird ttzxt llli‘l'i' urc-
bctWt-cn 4,0th nod {who i l‘t‘li on tho,
highways.
t‘ouncilninn llllworilt litékt'ii hilt!
handy if in» could use the apt-nycr
for his own pt‘ltttic tin. .ittd in) fog
piicd ilittl it" could lpv glttd to.
i‘otutcilutqn Mitliiii‘brffllilit‘d than
tin-re won it lillill in tulrn who hired,
”to Hitl‘il)i‘l' inst yt-n: for Si pt-r tiny,
ttnti the man would probably wont li‘i
attain this your. A31 the counciluwn:
ttgt'cctl that it the l ti) was not gttilliz'
to into the upntyct t‘ would be it email
thing to li'l it out to ltoip pity for list
storngc.
t'ouuciluinn \\'ltt then mode a mo
tion, which was (‘iill'ii'tL iltttt tht- high-1
WM Ctilllliliiit‘l‘ il‘l‘tt'uilliliit.‘ the motion;
tilltl not its‘ Ilit'y ilt rtuiii‘in-st. :
'l‘lit' followup: lttlls worn ut‘dcrcd
paid during the “melon: l
l'olico ”I‘lilli‘lllll'lt! ..... 8 «lit'iiti
r‘ire lit-purtttn-nt ............ HHS
Atitninistrnlit-v ih‘plil'tnitiiil .. flittuo
Sowcr cxtcitsluu ............ 259.20
illuitwuy licpnrinn ni ....... ‘2th
SHWI'I‘ ..... . ............. . . 53.25
Total ..................... ”Busch
Councilman llnblwll auld ltt~ tutti rt»
L‘Hi‘Til it li‘iit‘l’ li‘tiiit llli‘ iiitnlgtiit. Mcr- §
rlit (.‘oiupniiy, oi littitton, offering tot
purchase the city's $7.“..tiiltl refunding
bonds. and inter ln- l‘t‘t‘i'l\i‘tl ti tell--
urutn frottt illt'lll saying they would
tztltc thc bonds i'or iwcuty yours at
our and iuit-rt-st. Many of tho tucut-
lli‘rfi oi’ the council wcrc in tutor or
ucceptlttg this oiicr, but til (i previous
meeting it was mud to receive settled
bids until June to. and if this could
be disposed of. they thought it would
be wise to ticccpt tho oti'cr. The fol-
lowing resolution wits drawn up and
cnt-rird:
“\‘otetl. That the offer of the lllud-
gull. Merritt i‘untpuny, of lluslon, [or
the $35,000 refunding bonds be occupi-
e . and that so Illlli'il of tho resolu—
ton of the council heretofore adopted
directing that sold hoods be sold only
by settled bids be rt-st-ludod.'3
There was soun- discussion about
the writer of the city. out] the follow
lug bill was drawn tip:
Winn-cos, the wutt-r committsicnors
bth now purchased for ntid in tht
name oi the City or Norwolk nil oi
the land necessary for the construc
tion of on uddlllounl storage reservoit
just below Ilrowu's tnill on the Silver
Mine River, and its in the opinion or
the water commissioners It is now
necessary that the sold reservoir in
constructed immediately in order it.
prevent a water famine, and to sulilili
the needs oi the sold city; therefore
Resolved. That the mayor call a
special meeting of the inhabitants oi
said city for the purpose of tuithorlsint
the construction of said reservoir, out
also authorise the construction of a
pipe line from the upper end of iili
present mains at the Grupe reservcit
up to the proposed reservoir. shoult
the said meeting deem it best to at
so, and take the necessary stepPVto on
tnin authority trout the next .eslsla
ture oi. this state to tissue bonds 0
said city to pay for the same; and shit
for the purpose of authorising and. in.
alructin the council, if deemed advis
able, to thoroughly prepare and at
West avenue. from the city line it
the railroad tunnel. and also the high
waysifrom the toot of} Mill Hill tt
Weatport avenue. and sec any othet
highways deemed necessary. and his.
t
lcouncll
. ‘Wor taunt ti ,
, “in s , h‘hu'spprcpriay‘
“Wm" . the provisions at
e rtor onto lay I. in! to provide
node for tile expenses of such oiling.
And also to appropriate from the city
treasury emit ittidition Him] or stints
at the meeting now determine for the
use of the highway dcportntcnt. itc-
cordinp. to the provision of the charter.
and also to direct tin- council what the
position to lllukt‘ ol‘ the tree spruyt'l‘
now owned liy illl‘ city.
(tonitcilntittt Mlllilli'rl ilicn siulcd that
another lttuzl oi i'l'll‘llli'tl stone was
coining for illt' iiil'i‘i'ihl oi‘ Norwullt. and
when “ml was all on tho illl-iil_'it_i‘:i
it would iukc cvcry i‘i‘lll ui‘ his tipprtr
pt'ltiiltin, which in now only about SI.-
lliltl, ottt of the $6,000 that ho lttttl when
he storied. lic sitticd Hunt in» dlti lloi
have it cent to pay the int-u Who Were
tit Work today. if he pnitl tor the stone
tutti lli‘ list] no other nmtit-y.
t‘uuticiliuzin Wit-t rccclvud tt pciiiion
to have West awhile oiled from llw
city line to the Wall ntrcct innnci.
and front Mill liiil to Wt-stport on»
our ltill iilso.
Mr. iluitci'y stittcd that lit clouninr,
ottt tin» sown-rs two had already ('uU'il
ill. and \l't‘l‘i' being rt-poit'cd, and it
was \ott-tl to nuiltt- any necessary
changes.
i‘ouucilnmn llilwortlt ugitln brought
up the llincntt llttillt'l’, and stated that.
to lili‘ court and thought tltt- plnct- won
in good citouuli shape to be ut'm‘lill‘tl
by tho city on it lili'i't‘l, its it is now.
He sold tltni lilr. lliscszi ltnti trout- in;
for no ill‘vl‘iillltl. ililil Mr. iiilwortlt "lililt‘
ti ittotiott that tho t'tilll'i bu iictwpicd
its ll slrcct. Nothing was dottc, how
ever.
'i‘lit- st-tilt-tl bids for tho relaying of
”iv lit'mrtt or iii“ Mitin Hll‘i‘i'i lire housc
\i‘tt't- 0|M‘lli'll and “did, on follows:
thitlt‘tlihd’t ltiordnti:
Wood iloors. with cctitcui
wash stand. ctc, tit-cording
to plans .................. $2-iiwi'x
(‘onct'cic litmr .............. Limekiln
(‘. I., St, John ntnl .i. Kcyst-t':
\\‘tttlil lltitil's ................ $319!?-
t‘ont‘rctt- ilmrs ............. -i'.t.\‘.2.'.
it). llttrgur it. (‘u.;
Wood iloo'te ................ $2d3iitl
(‘ottcrctu liuors ............. llhililti
.ltllllt'irl l“. (Youttors: .
Hprucc floors ............... 3.33.00
Yoiiow piuc floors .......... L‘i’silll
i'tlllW‘i‘it‘ iloors ............. moot»
A. ll. iluttvry ill t'o.:
Sprttt-t- iluors ............... ztlfdlilll
Ycllow pine tioors ..... donut:
(‘tiiit‘rt‘ic liliill‘ti ....... T ..... ultimo
'i'ln-ro was some talk its to witctlicr
illi‘ Iloot' nliould ltc colicrcto or wood,
‘tintl it was sold illtli lili‘i concreti-
would be too hi‘il\'_\. tutti also that
tho lturnck Would slip tnoru tltziu on
“tutti. tttnl it With dccltlcd to "fit“ tin-
wood.
its tlicro won only ill‘tyttwo cents
differenci- in tin» bids for tho yellow
pltn- iloors between Withimn d": litur-
tittu and James t‘onnore. it was taken
into coneiticmtion that Mr. (‘uititol'n
nun ti prrnnincni mt'llliil‘l‘ of tho tlrc
Iii'littl‘iilli‘l‘il. tutti then-fore it was rot»
Hi to give the contract to liliti for thc
totui oi $2M.
Mayor Scuilcld shit! he litttl it com
pluinl nltoui litt‘ dust on West nronuv
and the speed iii which the autumn
bill-s run on tho! thortntslii'ttrtu littt it
was stulcd that sitth the now low was
in effect the council had no poster or
or Iii.» :iutos. l-iuwcvor. its the oil for
West nvcnuc had been talked oi. no
thing. would be done otherwise now, ‘
lit rt-gttid to the illness (“ourL (‘ouu‘
ciliunn linbhcll wanted to have the
col ltllli,'lill"l‘ and how the
tnprccnwttis ptti dowmiu writing. Mr.
iiiiscsa, who was getting ritthcr ltnpn-
iticni, eluted that it had cost lilttt tilt-out
831'. just to enlist} tho t‘oinnlliit-c on
lliilo Iiinlit'i‘n. Alli llilwtil‘iil itiid lliltl
titht lln- cotuiultloc lttid tuct hint linit
way on cwrytltlng. and Mr. Illness.
stilt] he was not finding any Inuit with
tint committee. Mr. llilwortlt told Mr.
inst-sit ilttit ltc sisicd on n previous
msciisiuii that if the city would lzty n
senor from West Mitiu street to ill
act-tn Court, lhut he promised to put the
Hi'Wt-‘l‘ throntdt the coitri. Mr. liiscsti
said he tild tiol any that or understand
things that way, and stutcd that ho
could not afford to do that. ‘
A motion was made that the City oi
Norwnlk lily n scwcr front West Main
street up to and into Dianna Court.
provided he will give it rlahi of way
through his property. A rote was ink-
eu, tutti three of tho counciltnen ‘votcd
for it and three against. it woe then
up to the mayor. and he said he heard
.‘iir. DIscsn state at it previous tinn-
ihnt he was willing to put the sewer
through the court at his own expense
if the city would lay it up to the
court. All the counclimon agreed to
having heard him soy this. The may-
or therefore voted against laying the
sowor in the court. . .
Once more Mr. Disses became im-
patient and started to leave the meet
ing. but was called back. He said
that everywhere the. council had hint.
ind made him agree to it. but when
he coutteilntcn said anything he could
tut bring them to do it.
It was decided to put everything
lawn in writing. but to fix it so that
it. Discsa could go to work on
he sewer immediately. it was vot-
d that. the sewer committee be author- '
tied to build it sewer from West Main
.treet up to Disesa Cmirt. with a man
.01.. at the and. providing he gives a
vritten perpetuol right of way to ctr
er the property to make necessary to-
pairs.
An invitation to attend a ilremen's
‘air to be held in Rockville was re-
:olved and accepted with thanks.
A complaint was sent In from Alex'
outer Gibson about riding of bicycles
in the sidewalks in Lewis street. Nor-
tvnlk. which was referred to the chief
if police. ..
The meeting‘ then adjourned.
u...
UNIVE‘RSALIOT CONVENTION. ‘
BOSTON, May add-The Massachu-
setts Universallst convention held its
innual meeting Infirove Hall. church,
iih‘ one ul‘ tho cuttttitiiico, ho had born ‘
The D; M... Read Co.
Rawhide-bad to”.
//
Table Linens. \
Special Attractions in fine Table Cloths.
Twenty grades in Linen Napkins,
all at reduced prices.
A collection of about thl dozen filit‘ Talllt.‘ Citiiils‘
that how lit-conic :i lililc miictl from living shown on tltc
counicrs. in silt-s:
.3 )‘iil‘tih .xtltinrt- 2‘ "y yards sqttzirc
] . .. . .1, .. . . . . .,
, x .3 _\.tttl» .5... _\.itt,i.~. silitdit
3 x 2
'l‘llcrc is :i saving of $l.tx) and $2.00 on each cloth,
Linen Napkins.
$2.25 Napkins, 5w ull'. $5.00 Napkins, $1.00 oil.
$4.00 Napkins. 75c ot‘t'. Susi) Napkins. $1.5o ull'.
.\ Sliit'lltliii IlSNll'illiUlli :iini \‘t'l"\' iii‘.‘~ll‘(iilit‘, intt ilicy :trc
J .1
yards
just it little lllllhbt‘ti :tntl Nillt'li.
White Fish Net Curtains.
.\ Special in White lx’iiii'lctl Fish Nuts, 3 tliil'ci‘cut lilti-
it~ru.~ which Mr north $i.txi :t pair and inatlc to evil :ii tittii,
Special at 80c. -
Pillow Slips and Table Centers.
\Vc tili'ct' in iltc .\ri Scrtitnt :t liitc of l‘illow Tops of
corn i.‘:‘.il\’.’l.~'~ Sliilllpt'ti :tutl printctl in color», floral and fruit
(Li‘signs. 'l'lth- tuzty llt‘ (‘lllili'ilitlt‘rCil or left as tilt-y :it'c.
'i‘ltc backs tirc plniu drill!” in rt-tl or dark green.
Worth 306 at 29c. Worth 25c at 19c.
Table Centers tti i‘t'l’il t'nttrns priutctl with ilti...l tlcsigns.
daisies. rows, poppies IiilllA‘ltdt'iH. '
\Vttl‘iil Silt' ltlr 29C. \Vill'lil ilijt‘ itll‘ 50C.
Art Section, third floor.
That Special in fine Handbags Hillel-Sis of French and
Atticrit'att lltt\'t‘liit‘r~‘ itt choice lcntltcr. 'l'ltcy ili‘c displayed '
on tiic showcase zit iltc Lt'lliilt‘l‘ (,lutttls Section.
White Embroidered Belts. bargains, with pearl buckles,
10c.,
(ft-uttr (fountcr.
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While these Garments are sold twelve months in a year, Spring
gives the. largest sale.
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We have made it favorable purchase and will give our customers
the :ttirnntngo of it.
We Note Some of the Values:
LADIES' SKlRTS, 12 inch rtttllc. ti tucks. lace insertion. at ..... . 50c
Good Value at title, ”A
LADIES’ SKIRTS, 10 ltich route. 6 tucks, 3 inch lace migrant, 50c
Good Value at 75c.
LADIES’ SKIRTS, 10 inch ruillc. 2 clusters tucks. 3 inch torchon
laeo.ttt... ........... ................ . ...... .. ...... .....65c
Gomi Value 89C.
LADIES‘ 8Kl§T_8, 14 inch mine. 2 rows insertion and lace edge .
. Good Value 81.00.
EXCELLENT VALU E8 FROM $1.00 To $5.00.
PINK AND BLUE LAWN sKlRTS, 12 inch rume. with tucks .. $1.25
Good Value at $1.50.
We invite your attention to our full line of Muslin Under-
wear, consiiting oi Gowns, Skirts, Drawers.
Corset Covers, Etc.
A. Dickerman & Son, '
84 Washington St, South Norwch
' . Telephone 446. \.
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Stiperphospltate of Lime, Potato Fertilizer,
Complete Fertilizer, Ground Bone,
Land Plaster, Air-Slacked Mine. Unleached Ashes. Nitrate of Soda,
Muriat oi Potash, Mspes’ Fertilizers, Barn Yard
Manure, Five Thousand Bean Poles, Plowing.
Hart-owing, Gardening, Grading.
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75c
Dcrchester. yefitendhy. Rev. Calebh‘t.
«‘lsher. of to oil. presided over the]
'eliberatlons oi' the society, which Will
)8 continued tin-on It tomorrow. no,
~orts frein embers n standing cont-t
‘tittees were heard, no several miner
tusiness matters were disposed at,
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It is your friends who pick you to
to make In appropriation tram on
city treasury sufficient to pay the ex-
nieces: other people are indifferent
and let you alone. , i
ngmgng . B1155!
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Smiths. hum ans" PAY. '
Norwalk Chronicler