~..J. ......"va
PUZZLED
‘ what to do next? Where to low your next i-‘Inil oII (lIII-IIIIIIIII‘.’ I‘lluro ‘
Your (Ivor seriously (IoIIsidIrIId our III-II IIIlI II i‘iliiiiilli.‘ proposition? Our
specials at $7 and 510? Our goods nnIlI‘II i'IIiIIIIIis \IIIIIIIII IItlIIIIIs iIIil.
‘ We are doing n‘ hlg illlHillt as hIIIIIIuin our IIIIsioIIII li-I‘I IIIII IIIIIlsI‘III Id and
‘_ become our goods IIIIII from iIII'I‘II to We dollIIIs i'ilt‘ IIpIII pIIII LIIIIII.IIIIIIt
Our goods soil when lots or others do not. Mon :1 trial that will IIon~
...leIIIII. you.
Copyright Clothing Company
NORTH MAIN STREET .
SOUIH NORWALK EVENING SENTIN
I WAISTS
We not only guarantee for the host assortment hot for tho most hnying
opportunity (It' the. season.
IJACT‘} WAIS‘Ti‘SeulIlned with a good lIIII Iry vt‘lIhIII Silk long IIlIIIIvI‘Is. lit-nu-
larsiotlyuhie....................... ..... . ..................... $1.98
LINGERIE \VATSTS—‘i[lilltifiomoii’ lIIIIIIIIIIId Wilil (:IIIIIIIIIII laIIIII. llllti II III
hioidery. long IIhIeIIIII tII.hnIIiIIIl with tho IIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIoiIlIIII; positlr—II.
iv $100 vniue ..... .... ........... ........., ....... $1.98
LAWN WAlS’l‘Sw'lilc value ..... .49c
L. Golden, 68 Washington Street
“M“OWO
WE MAKE AND REMODEL
FURS
OVERCOAT SALE!
to buy your Overcoats. ‘
AT .............. S 5.00
'Now is the time
’ $10. 00 OVERCOATS.
$15.00 OVERCOATS AT ...... I ....... $ 7.50
$20. 00 OVERCOATS, AT .................. $10.00
$24.00 OVERCOATS, AT . ......... . $12.00
Still have some $15 and $I8 SUITS left which we
will continue to sell. .............. . . . . . . ..At $9
D. GOTTLIEB.
3' Men's and Boys’ Outfitters From Head to Foot.
9 11 North Main Street. SOUTH NORWALK.
KARP BROS.’
Designing and Ladies' Tailoring Parlors,
88 North Main at. Tel. 968 South Norwalk.
mnnuuuuuoonunouuo«9mm
SELLCEK’S
The RightPlace
...—r—I..-,... .... .... ..
THE NEW sCiENCE
‘ Definition of Chiropractic
., Chiropractic is the whims of the
cause of the disease and 1th .III 01‘ ad
justing the some. Diseases I'IIIII Inused
by a wrench. iWiHi or sprain iII tlII‘I
hack. Fran if (iontI in childhood it
'oreetes pinched llt‘l"\t‘S and pain in
. later life, in theI different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors Iemow. the cause at
., this disease and palm and iit‘lliiil III
restored tinough luninoniaing the six
erve Sisloms in youI hody.
Nervousnoss, Rheumatism, Paraly—
sis. Heurh KianIy IInIl II‘IIIIIIIie Dis-
{uses the given special attention; also
iItrvnture of tho Spine. You will
never ‘IregIIIt giving ChiropraIItlc II
‘ (home to help y.ou
, T. FRANCIS, D. C.
?4 WASHINGTON ST. SO. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
$5—COAL~—~$5
in fact the Ferris kind.
recommend this lot as much an
perior to the usual kinds.
$5 per ton in your cellar.
149 Washington St.
...-...... w
WOOD WOOD
‘ A. CARMi BETTS.
DEALER IN
ii his
iiiiii
The No. 2 Nut (Pea) Coal we
have now on hand is of large size
and uncommonly good quality.
To those
who can use Coal of this size we
The Ferris CoalCo
Men’s and Young Men’s
uits and . Overc0ats
that are reasonable in price but
. high class in fabric and tailoring
A . o
peClal with a heavy wool lin-
ing, - -
FUR CAPS. - - .
MEN‘S FUR COATS
25
$2
WillisH. Selleck
48 AND 50 WALL ST.. NORWALK.
‘ Hard and Soft Wood,
Sawed and Split Ready for
Family Use.
Soft Wood, $6. 00 pt-r I:;urtl .1. 50 per
1A cord
Hard Wood. $7.00 per cord; $1.75 pm
1,4 cord.
. Split Wood, 250 extra per 1," cord.
. ‘ Yard No. 74 Newtown Ava.
‘ Tel. 207-2. NORWALK. CONN.
_ Calendars
Xmas Post Cards
SlLCOX SI VAN SCOYM~
Donovan Block.
FISH MARKET
W. A. Briggerman,
MUSIC STORE.
n...“ can. In
10c a dozen and 25c. a damn
132 Washington St.
I
OAL!
COAL. l
ANOTHER CARGO OF HIGH GRADE LEHlGH COAL JUST RECEIVED.
TRY A TON AND SEE THE DIFFERENCE.
No.2 NUT COAL $5. 00 per Ton.
HARRIS SI GANS CO.
'OUR’S IS “THE" FISH MARKET. ] _,_.-,_..
Here is Part of Our Line for Today. Why No
Don't Fail to Call or Phone. i
i WIII'IIIIInttId RSI .Illops. lIIrgI'I or sInnli.
1an qt.; t‘isI-oes IIII- llI.; [I'l‘tis‘liiSiL luv “‘0' i' “UN
“1., Naiim lI‘lIIIIIish. Sr in; Spots. lIIII \\' :I l II h o
2).; Whiting. Dt‘ lh.: linttIIriish, ltlII lir: iii‘itt‘rll‘IL for
..molt. (Todiis‘h .ilIIlilIIIt iii-ls \\’IIIIlII . .. .
. ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ Int :.I I _
fish. PllIII. CIIIIp, SIIIIIlIIIIl llIIIIIIiIIIz. (.h'i“ “‘Hkli‘m
it‘lnnin lluIldiI'I. Snappers. Mullets, \“ll “'lll illlti
lli('t‘
IlthIIlry III" :I
kinds ill‘l‘t' IIII
liIII pI'iIIIIs III‘
right.
R. NoACK.
36 NORTH MAIN STREET.
Blues; Clams, 3th: (11.; ()yslIIrs. :lI'III ql.
181 Washington Street Bridge
Tel. 931. Try Us. Free Delivery.
STATE’ 5 ATTORNEY ACTS AS GOV
ERN
HARTFORD, l)ot‘..R10-~A pornlinl
Situation arose. yesterday in the stIIIiII'. .
I': [lililHS Aill] illNiRiiiS.
iilll‘ III
TEIEPHONE 450. 68 WATER SIRELT.
12:.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Andrey.
lilIIIIIlI oi' tlrnnslzlrl.
iiil IIIII'Ii t‘...‘ II l‘
ltoI iiillli't'il
t‘nIIII t‘oIl lI‘IIliIs. .
t‘IIsIlII ('I'IIIIIIyIII'ow.
'l‘hII l.i:llllillll: (‘IIIIIIIIIIIIIII 'l lIII i.IInII ”llIIII This No ’i‘iII .‘lrnI oII IlIII liox.
Looking llIlIIlIII‘uI‘Il. Tlll‘lllnu. ‘l‘!i.I NIII'IIIIIIIIIIIII
’l‘hII .\lIIn of tho iilllll. 'l‘hII .\i;I,\oI".~' \\'ii'II. 'l‘ln Pillar oi~ l,iI;hI_
'l’iIII l.IIop.II'Ii'.~I
’l'iiv lllIIIIInIiIIn
t'lllIIiI \\'III~‘t.-
'l‘lIII llIIsIIlIIIIIIIIiIIr.
’l‘hII l’iiIIIs III ‘iltil'l‘y,
'l‘lII- l’rinIIIIss .\i.'ll'il'l.tl.
Spols‘. Quin: ,I‘ Adonis 5;l\\‘il'l.
'l‘hII lilLIhi of \\'.'l\‘
HI IIIIIoI‘ North.
. .W «...—...... .... ...-......g—u-uu
liIIstiIII‘s' Millions, ’l'IIII {IIIII II! Mid Si i.IIIli.I. 'i'lII- t'IislII.
’l‘hII (‘oIIIIIIIl III' llIII ItIIIi 'l‘hII SlIIIIIIIIIIw iioI‘IIIiII S'IIIIIiI,
linzthIrs, 5' Mn III. or i"ill‘illillI. i‘jiit n liolIiI n
in. |.nlIII II!‘ llII I..IIl.I';IIlo;' 'i‘o liriiII .l'lli II. ilni.l_ \ iron mummifi-
illlitilil\' \’IIIIIIIIII. l‘nI'io'l'IIII-I 't‘iIII iii‘lliit‘llltlll From in
'l‘hII |I‘.Iir (iod, 'l'iIII \\'iIII.II- of rho Morninn. down.
The l‘IIIIIIlIiIII‘ .\ Six t‘IliIIItIII t‘IIIIIIIIIiIIp, t‘.I:III:~t:iI.lI.
’l'lIII Hill From ’l'iIn'I: l‘lI‘IrIII 'l‘hI- i.ion‘- Show. lII'Ii' I. iiiiL'illI_
'l‘iItI Hl‘l‘} t‘lnnh. Til“ iii xii ,III-I‘ Mountain lIIIIIII',
'l‘iIII iit‘l‘illii. 'l‘lIII tiIIiIIIII: 'i'I .- lIIIII:~iI. H’TltlllilllIH-it'l.
'l‘h-I iloIIIII‘IIlIlII l‘IIIIII Stir 'i‘liI: illllltlilttwl oi t‘IIIIIIIIII. .i; llltoI MI IIIdi‘I'II.
lint: 'iliII \iIIiIl III .-\|lliS'. i l IIIIIi'I‘ illlti (lid i'll“.
in IhII lilniltlll'hi t‘urrinav. .'IIIIii:IIo ' 'l‘hII Lion and mo .‘tlonsII.
Lady How's llnunlItIIr \llon III S‘onIIIsIII. 'i’hII .‘tl.I.IIl IIl‘ MilitilIli imp».
TRISTRAM SI HYATT,
BOOK BARGAlNS
“LIST or POPULAR BOOKS NOW ON SALE AT
litIIIIIIIIIIII oi‘
Ii'ltonrlm,
Silas S‘IIIIIIII.
’i‘lnI Spondvrs.
Trail of tilt“ (lIIIIIIIl
litIIlll‘.
'i‘iir‘ Virgininn.
'l‘iIII llolIlI-In Horseshoe.
TIIII liIIlllII of tho Strong.
ltIIsIIliIIIl III liIIIIi (lulu. .
HIIIIIII Sanderson.
’l‘hII iil‘ill‘lH Highway.
The Fighting l‘lIiIan‘I.
'I‘lIIII l'IinIIII- oi‘ lidells,
’i‘hII \\'hiII_I (lIII.
’l‘hII l'IIIII III Missing Mon.
TlIIII lh‘nse‘: Howl.
'l‘lIII SpoilIIIs.
'l‘hII lionsv of :I 'l‘houunnd.
(‘IIIIIlllIs
Tho Hi. I
’l‘I‘Ir ronco
St'iii-
TRISTRAM SI HYATT, NORWALK. CONN
liiill NilliiliS
.\tl'l'it’lI'.
SiiiA'lI‘INT
liislrirt of Norwalk. l‘IIJIIIIIII”
t'onri, ilI-IIIIIIIIIIIII L’Il, A. II, Itltlx
lILMIIiII oi' SoiIlIiII .I‘I. \\'iiilII, lII‘II oi
.\IIII.I :Ilk in mid dIIlIiIII lil"’ll I.<II.Il
“‘“liIIItIIIIII III l‘IoiIIIIiI iIIII lilv lli II'IIII‘I
of MN“ ill. lIIIiiI liIIIilIIIl :IIId :iIlIIIIId
:«I\ iiltilllllrII iI‘oIn llIII III'I'II lIIIIIol lln‘ 3»
llIII IIIIIlitIII‘II tlii sniii IIslzltII in IIUIilIi"
iiil’li‘ l‘illiill:~ lor htlilll‘iiiljlii, 'l'hII-HI
who III ulI-III to LIIIIIsIIIIl lilt‘ll II. l"iilLlI
prquIrly IIIIIIsIIId. wiIhiII mid IIIIIII‘ K,
will ilt‘ tit'itill'l‘lI'li II IIIIIIIIIIIII).. .‘Iit 1w:
Nillri iIlIiIIlilIIIi to saiiti IIsiNII :III III
tilll'S'Ili to iIIIIlI‘II iIIlIIIIIIliIIIII Im II I III .I ‘
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sons IlII-I‘I‘IiIi .s'IIl I'orlh. lIIr Il;llllil].‘I‘I-.
1'1‘llil'liliiiii‘ to the Town t‘IIIII'I III Nor . ’
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lIIIr. iIlns. it appearing iii and I.«‘.I...I. '
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tiIIIl i‘l‘Ii‘} i". lI‘IIrI‘iII, tlII- .«IIId IiIIoInIi '..
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In IIIIIIIs unknown. iiiI'l'l‘llll’I, I 3?
“l'lil’ll‘il 'l‘lIIIl IIoIiIIII oi iill‘ ..Ii -.
lil'll('_\ Iil' Milli I‘IIlleluinl lIII L'.l\l'ii ll
IIIIiIlislIinLI. this III'dIII' III lhII lITIII-IIIII
SIIIItinIIl. II nIstszpI-II I.nhli:~»lIII.E
IIIII .sIIiIl lIIItII III Norm IllI tlllt' l' :I \I.- .-
llil l\\'li “(’1 its kllI'I‘tIHxl \I i\. iriliilllI'Ilt‘
int: (III III ill‘itllt‘ liit‘ lilh (in) ol‘ ilII
IIIIIIIhIIr, lEItlS.
it. order of (‘onrn
til‘IU; ll. thS‘lll'iltill.
Town t'oIIlII ol' Norwnih.
(11‘. it]
t.‘§l'l‘ii (Ii lili'
iiIIliIin & t‘II.,
\R
l’IIrIII lI‘ t‘l‘liS
Town of .\'I‘ir\\‘IIllI‘ loop 1‘ “Hit or x...
\\'£lil(. iii-IIIIInhII L'IIi thus.
.I\. ll.
who I-IIIIIIIIIIIIl him to the in
Tim
lil‘ziIiitIi'.
sillnlion.
York lIily
II
. Mrs. George 0. Plait.
Mrs: liIIIiriziI ti. l'IIIlt, of .\iIIin sII'IIIIl,
Norwalk. (liml lust (Ironing :IlIIIIII ti'flll
II‘IIloI'k. :Il lliII Norwalk ilospiIIIi, :Ii'lIIr
II ling-Irina illness. »’l‘lIII lll'WS IIIIIIIIII .
or: ii. surprise and with uIIIIIII. IIIIIIIIIIII in
her many friends. S‘hII \HIH opIII'IIIIIIl
on at tht.I hospital inst Saturday, and
since that. tium improved iIiIIIIly until
yesterday. when lit-'l' condition took on
THE LlE PASSED lN COURT.
Opposing Counsel In Standaid Oi
Hearing Accuse Each Other.
NEW Ytililx'. llIIII. iti.‘
t‘ill’il tIlhIIr or saying \Vlint
it
it
Ii
,. was no
IIIIIIII sun .IIIIIIIinsI lill'
IIniiIIIIIi wlII-II lilt..' IIIII‘IIIIIIIIIII‘
executive depar..tmont State‘s Attor-
ney Stiles Judson of FIIiIiield county
made application to GortIrnoI Wood-
rIIff for II requisition on the. gowrnor
of New York for the surrender of \‘iI’il-I
liIIm E. Farrell. under arrest in New
York (Ilty t'or (Ionspirnoy and wanted in
Bridgeport. Governor Woodrni‘f is in
Washington and the llt‘xi in orIlIIII to
issue the IIIIIIIIisitioII would lIII l.iIIII-
the Better You Will Like Them
tonnnt-(lorIIrIIor lIIyIIrIItl I]. Luke. lIIIl BEST 10c CIGAR 0N THE
. he is with .Govornor \\'oodrnn‘ 11.: MARKET. THE
:Wflshington. NIINI in Color (Ionics .\IlI
TWIN CITY
LEADS THE 5 CENT CLASS
B. J. REYNOLDS,
MANUFACTURER.
l
Judson himself. as pI-IIslIh-ut of IlIII i
senate Mr. Judson IIIIIIlIl have had his .
assistant. make out lilt‘ IippliII IIIloII illlIl
then issued the requisition us :IIIIiuI:
. . ' governor. He will wait. until (iIiIIIIIIIIuII
. Woodrui‘f returns i'Ioni \‘t'ushinaloni
and have him issue. the IIIIIpIisiIiIIn in l
The Longer You SIIIIIlIe Them
RUBER lill 0W8
lIIIshIInIl, two daughters, Miss lIEdIIII
.i. Plutt. and Mrs. M. ii. Schumann:
ouII hrolhIIr. W. E. (lIIuIInIIIIII, ol‘ llIId-
ding. IIIId iiii‘t‘t“ sisters. Miss .iIIiiII
IirInIIIIIIIn, of nodding: Mrs. (IIIorgII .l‘.
tinder-wood illlti Mrs. l‘IIIIIIIIIII lI‘. Perry,
of \\'IIstorl. ’l‘hII i'III‘II.IIIIIl services will
he held tomorrow II'W'lllllL‘ at 7:13
o'clock. from low lIIiII lIoIIIII. 'i‘lIII llIIr.
l‘lIIorgII Dl't‘W Ruin-rt. pnstor oi' llIII
Norwalk Congregnlionul Church. will
oiliIIiIItII. lIItIIrIIIIInt will follow in l'nI~
puwnng (IIIIIIIIlIIry, Modding.
the lawyers IIIII‘InIIiIIIIi. iI‘IIIInk ‘li.
iogg. tlIII uIIIIIIrnIIIIInl's lunyIr. sIIIIIIrIi
said was {I
prions.
IIIiIlIIs nnd IIIIIIh illlll‘ the
attorney. Moritz liosvnihtil.
your oi' i.‘.\‘t‘(‘t‘tiilli;.i)'
S‘tIIIIdIIIII
I'IIpliIId i
start from that. year.
“They do not.
at length. lily. Kellogg exclaimed.
"I repeat Ihut they do,
Mr. Roseuthzil.
Funeral of James McGough
"lhp, IrInInlIIs of nouns MII Tough tlIII.
ill)it‘l man, who died in Long Island.
this nook, were hurled in Westport
yesterday afternoon, Services were
held in the Catholic Church. 'l‘hI'I pull-
whloh isIItnhIIu,“
thul resmnIIIIl
ended iilt‘l'tI‘,
his soul,
Mr. Kellogg turning‘ it
regular for In. . __
Mrs. lluttinslI‘i—I lihl you (IVIII‘
catch
hearers were Landlord .lainus Connors.
Mack Roth, William 11. Knapp. Frank ”,9”. to mum). words.
That is why people. more and mornI prefer the sayings hunk. ho-
.. cause prIIII IiIIIIllI speaking they know just. what the Iir Iuonov will NET
QTHEM. FOUR pm rent. cmuponuded semi-annually that you know is
absolutely N: T is hotter than the uncertain returns from real as
f. 'taiB. etc.
TITlIe South Norwalk Savings Bank
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
I? WAIHINETON IT. COUTH NORWALK. CONN.
i
_ Toddler—Now, Johnny whnt was your husband flirting? .i Donahue, l. B Wilmot. and 'l‘. .i. Sui» M
Washington's farewell IIddII"IIss. .iolnI- Mrs. DeSwiit-wS‘anI thing; that's li‘Ian ' P M
. mI+Heaven.-—.\'ew York Sun. how‘l did (IIIIIIh him. ~~»~——— 'illI‘ngT'INA GDfiINGEirli/‘EEi-r'osihonui
m— y d .41 ‘ . .'""
,‘Irnngo. thI IIIIIIniIIIrslIip of Whirh 'ill'.
‘_,Ww.““.. (hides residents (It some iii‘lIIIIn tanISIi
NE RETUF NS COUNT (It lilo («Inclusion (It the annual (IoIII
' I i , Vt'liiiml last night (IlIIII IIIl ilII- l'IolloIIlngi
L «that? “E'stnggrngfii” 2:; fining: OIHC‘NS‘. {\iIIstIIi HIIlIIIIIi lihilIII. Noni
er. . I“ ‘I “" ‘ ‘ ‘ Britain: III'IIIIsIIIIr. (.‘lIuIIlIIs llIIris. MlIl~i
the Norwalk Hospital, this morning,
suffering from appendicitis.
Mrs. Charles M. Williams. of 5 Mon
win street. Norwalk. was operated on
m. the Norwalk llospilul this morning
by Dr. \\ i. 'l‘IIanIIy. assisted by Dru.
Clark and Higgins.
A ymmg student of the Overlook
Academy In East avenue attempted
to rake French leave. this morning.
but he had not gone for when he was
overtaken by Chief 0! Police Thomas
IllIIItown: lIII-Hirer.
PlIIiIIvlllII:
\ViIiIIIIith; assist-Inn stewards,
Seward. lhIrlIIIIII, Mrs. iA‘llfl Holmes
MIIIIidIIII'. Chaplain. S. B.
Plnlnrlllo; treasurer,
Middlotnwn: secretory.
Meriden: gain-keeper.
.i. ii. Francis
field: floru. Mrs. W. M. Hutton,
iIltIn.
ysaj
lIIIl's home is in Now
:\II(IIIsiIIn
lrIIII, opposing IIoInIrIIIl in lill‘ govern
Siundurd Oil
t‘oIIIpIIny illliiYIIllltz‘ti the hearing III. (lIII.
- ownin .- St‘:;>~l II t I \'. ’I Il‘. .loso Ih ,
III‘Ii'IIrorIIhlII tIII'II. Idlrs. lI‘lIItt: was 4.. Isl. 9‘ U “a“ i” _ .. l‘ of Norwalk once a war-k f... “H,
, . , . . IIIIIIIIs Johnson “us lIIIIug (ElOSSIt’X- . I . ,.
years of one and is survived hy hIIr “71‘ka\6\l(‘.(‘.t‘SSi\‘t'i}', commencing on ~.
hIII II'IIIIII
Kl'i-
limos (IriliIIizIId the Standard Oil Coin»
him)" for liking upon lSth'I, which lIII
low
for ”it“ lIIIsIhII your for its prion
was lIIIIIIIusII the government's tIIlilIIs‘
slunriug' iuIIIIIIIIsIIn in oil [ll'it't-‘S always
That is not true!”
"answered
. Innd when you say that.
it. IS not. IIIIIII you make II statement.
There was II pause when Mr. RosenI
hut. the till.
the witness after saying he was not
Miss lI‘lIII‘IIlIIMI (,‘I‘Ilc,
slIIwIIrd. \\'illlIInI Saunders.
Arthur
lnrpentor.
Thomas Gilbert.
D. W. (.‘IiI—I. Dur-
huni; cores, Catherine Smith, Wothers: .
Rocky
Hill; ponionn, Mrs. N. S. Baldwin, Mer-
UltlIlIllt t.)lI‘ .\'t.I'l‘lt‘iII.
1‘11““liit‘mlllllliiliiilIliiill‘rlliti .-\. li.
.\lIIlhin A" Company praying .o. I'III
sons IlIIIrIIin sIII itil‘lil Tilt dIIIIIIiuIzI.‘ ,J‘
I-IIlIIIIIIIIlilII to lilt‘ Town 1'. .II ...I Norm
walk on thI l'oIIrlh .‘ilillliiu ot' lIIII
I-IIuIIIIlIII liltls. ii IIppIIlIIiIIII‘ to and h. i .
l inn tound ii\ the snhsmihing nuliiorily i ..
than l’IIrIII lI). lI'IIIIIis IhII». sold IlIItIIIId
Inn. is :liiSt‘lii from this state and '(llli‘ ,
‘ to ports unknown. thIIrIIl‘orII, ' .
()I'IlIIIIIIIl. 'l‘hut lllili(‘t‘ of tho llt’liI .
dIIIIII\ (It said IIoIIIpiIiint lIII giwn h)‘
pnhlishing this (IIIiIIr in the lIZIIIning‘
Sentinel fl nonspupor in said "IlIIIIn
or lII-Il‘oru the .lith day of liIIIIIIInhIIr,
1 1908.
in order of Court.
CEO. ll \‘itiS‘lil litIll ,
(‘lIIIlI of thtI T‘onn (‘onrl ni Norwalk. i '.
(I‘: ‘1) \'1‘
1 WW...” ...“- we. -...
l.
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS
FOR
Victor
(1
Edison -'
Talking ‘
Machines
and Phonographs and
Records
A line. “no of Record Cabinets.
\\'II also put the new Edison .AlI
tnIIhnIIInt, for playing the 11th
ldison li‘our MinuteI Records, on
your old machine.
F. E. Lockwood
8. Company
39 WALL ST., NORWALK. CT.
wear, worth $4.00. Spotial for
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with large pillow muff.
Prices. CASH OR CREDIT.
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FRENCH CONEY FUR TAN HATS, ready to $1 98
FUR LINED C0 \TS AT $15. 98
I' SMALL NECK PIECES worth $7 00 and $10 00. $5 00
if FINE SABLE SETS, handsome large throw,
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3 All other For Neck Pieces and Mutts at Greatly Reduced
H. Krieger& Co.
29-31 West Washington Street.
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