Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, February 1, 1909 · page 2

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_. lillElllltIl BOXES

ANTY AND THE sToRK.

, IChi‘cngo Tribune)

"But daddy, in there a really, tIuly
I'Bon'ty?"

“Well. I juaIt guess yes—4a Icgulal
curker he is too. ”

“is be nice?” ' i

{'15 he? Weill. I should say so!

"Hur‘nph! Very nice. as SIIIIIas go
but not very moonlit. "

"In hc‘ haudpsom‘e. daddy?”

"Oh. ins, handsome as a picture.»-
sparkling ayes. tine I'oIelIeAd. beauti-
i'ul comnlcxlohI—«vé ry’ handsome, l‘un't
he. Mary "i poll: 1 of i

only US ecty drea u til:
walfiyoo deceive that child. You Ough
to b aéhmuedo bill youraoit‘.‘ You ‘7“
setting him It tort in example." -.

“,‘Blit.7dm1dy;wwhore does he live-«L

 

 

 

'I‘Oh, yea; yel'y. vely i‘al." '

“Away on Where the atork llvca P"

"The stalk! Who I; been [telling you
about the horn?"

“Maillnla;" "

 

Jlm

Millions Noe Gold Medal Flour
Lill'un'rIA.‘
77L

, V 81 Son.
: AEMIALII 377' NONWALK.

Real Estate and
Insurance

We have several decided bargains
in income producing property that
must iticreatlo in value with the rapid
growth of; the town. '

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

WM

Hotel Mahackemo

JI Re CONNOR. Mgr-

wn-a—u

Service and Cuisine Up to Date.
" Rakes $0 per day and upwards.

“—

Sunday Dinners, 75cts

TEL. (BALL 3“

Daily 110610 N Y
For F relght Only

on end after Tuesday. 77777777777: 7.
1908, Freight Propellers iwlli leave

 

 

 

Pier 28.10390 River. New York. (1001 I , ~

01' Dover 7777777. every day. (except

i 9-. III», Freight regived
pI’oIt 1).. m7Ijalld

In” 5: 0 II In.“ ,

 
 
 
 

 

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Attendance all hours day’dnd Night; .

,, “Inn.

M Frederick H. Ganung."

 

UNDERTAKER

maul-at» Parlors in Connection.
Attendant.
(,3ch and Residence, _

 

'43" Prisciler Wllo Allnouilced His Inlan-
lIoII I

f . and lung/Inn cattle all food as if ho
" hutetl the night or it James Nolan, 7:
‘ prluollel at the county jail, made on

~ anything and he refused to touch the

not. boon loumotl no yot.

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Stock and General [him-motion Ticker. ”covered , 14mm“? Courier- lomnai‘

Getter-AI Agent. 1

Tel ‘77; _I
,' MAIN 37.. eouTu noawAnK

 

lion oI Slowing Decides He Will

~.l',' Iii, .Il.

Wm
,, fAttcr starving himseii for ten days

unconditional surrender Friday at
tornoon. As noon on the olive branch
of poacc waved, NoiIu hinted that a
lounge I'squnlo, luoul .ould be line and

the way be punished that food would
make a man with indigestion roll over
and pill) dead

,‘Noiau hull tho olllciuls at the jail
silencing for a limo Ten days ago
he announced that ho wouldn‘t. oat

p‘IiI-lon fare. The jallor thought No~
lull must be crazy or perhaps merely
obatlmitc. He endeavored to show the
pi'luoiior tho elror or his war by Home

igloo] hrgumouta but Nolan shook Villa
11 0‘0 Illld doniihucd to‘ act.

He lost a cw noun a of flesh and
blag an to loo polo, but there, wan
nothing doing in tho food line A few
days ago Sheriff Huwley came to the
concluniouu that when tho Ilmlriul nu
pbrloi- court came in .77le ‘ l‘uouday he
Ivoiild ask for a commented to ,IexumI
lne NdlaIi as to bid lniihtni coltdltiou.
light been Summon that a good
7) an; to force Nolan's hand Would be
to thick 71' tubo‘ down his throat and
iii loo some nournlsllmont to tllcklo
I rough. This was not done, howovm.
b dilute the pnngn of hunger finally

like down Nolan' ii roaolution

-l‘io hall boon hound over to tho court
or common pleas flonl tho Bridgopol't
city court for vngruncy null drunken-
neon.

 

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Lost Lives m Sinking of Schooner at
1 Little woods, La.
. NEW ORLEANS, LIL, ll‘ob. l.~(3ut‘
rying down three, men, twu of whom
were licgloon. tllo schoonoi 7777mm
sunk in Lllilo I’Oliit'liI’lLtl‘lilll, lllto yes-
tarday. 'lCzll thllo Woods. 1.77.. In
sight of licvl'Iral luon on shore.

on board mado an effort to Iowox 77
small boat but it, was wrecked on tho
achonner's sldo

Edwin wore bring made on shore I)
Send out boats. 70 the seemingly doom
on veoaol. but this attempt woailnally
ublllldoncrl on Lopoll as. It was only 0
low minutes ultrrwurd that tho
schooner Wilt; filmlly swulnpcd and
carried down.
The Rililititly war. ollo of tho nulnor-
bus sllluli Ateboouors that ply botwoou
plums on Luke Pontchartrain and
Luke ilorgono and tho lliisulnaippi
Sound. ’l‘ho noun»; or those lost have
it is l‘ourod
that. other aluull ll'nt‘t'nluy have been
lost.
J‘Whul wort,» tho 7777777 71ch '7? ‘
7”le limos bctoro poloxilio woe dll‘I

 

 

. Putt“ Your Orders for

Bill All
In

 

F E Lockwood
& Company

29 WALL are-ET, NonvanK. ‘

 

w .atiional‘Bank
OUTH; NORWALK, CONN. I

itAN‘sacTs BA‘SENERAL BANKING

 

 
 

CAPITAL
$100,000.00

SURPLUSIANDPRDFITQ
H5173 50000

 

.I‘I-i MATHEWSON, Pres.
APP‘ifli‘t Vice-Prom .
fl; ROWAN. 2nd Vice-

 

’ "na‘K na‘p‘p mlfirummnn
Janina-n. Marvin .7. Milan. Marvin
‘Im'I‘u John ”7‘ Eight:

 

COME IN AND'DEIIAIIIINE YOUR”.
‘ NEW mm or

 

 

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the flood ever shown in the
Twin Cities cud at prices
that 71er Competition.

 

 

Postpone the Dolelnl Event _

'i‘lloso ,

‘ , wool;

 

 

 

 

PHYSICIAN
DVISED

Taking Lydia E. Plnkham’ 5
Vegetable Compound

Columbus. (willie. “l have taken
Lydia I“ I’lll huln’ a Vclzct table t‘ um
. pound
change of lilo. My
doetor told mo it
was good illltl slut-l-
taking it I fool Ho
much better that. I
can do all my Work
again. 1 thi u k
Lydia ll. l’lllklllllll' a
V oglltu bio Com
pound u lino remedy
for oil woman' s
troubles, and
never forgot to tell
Inydfliellda what; It has done tor mo.’
7. HANAON, 301 Last Long St.,
Columbus Ohio.
Another Woman llolpod.
(irllllitoville. Vt. -— "I lllta punsiu
throllghthe (‘hnngeol Lilo and nufl‘eret
from utirvouaneaa and other annoying
symptoms. Lydia II). l’ilIklItlm’ a V ego—
table Collipound l'ostolod myheu’ltllullll
stroll tll qud 1"It‘owd worth mountains
of 07 d to mo. For the sake of othnr
nu orlng women I am billing on
should publish my letter "—1 its.
t‘ lMRLEH BAnanr, it. i“ ll., l-Ul‘liliittl
ville, Vt
Women w ho are passinglhrough this
critical period or llllo :tlo sull‘oling
from any of thoso (listlouuinu ills pl-
collar to their oox should not loao Night
of the fact that for thilly yl‘I'llii Lydia

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

THREE MEN DROWNED. IE. l’inkllums V onot tablo (‘olupouml

which is made fl om roots and horbu
hull boon tho standard romody for
fomillo ills. in almost ovorv commu—
uity you will tilul uomou nbo huvo
been restored to houitb by i ydiu l).
I’Inkham a V o notable t‘ olllpouinl.

 

SCOTLAND WFISHERMEN USE MO
TORS.

\V7-\SlilN(iTt)N. lI‘ob. lxI-Sttollulld‘u
fishermen have mloplvd u novel und
profitable ldm by installing liltlltll's on
their dishing rounds and Conan] lllllkl‘.
of lllllutgol'liuo, pl'ollil‘tu that tho nul-
Vti‘tlfil application oi’ tho motor us. no
lllxilluly. u‘ to olllll'oll ropllloo nulls
0 fishing l'ossolu will rosult in u Io
lflrll to that plonporlty of tho sulullor
lshorluon which bus bun lurking since
Ilium truwlol'a bogull to impovorisll
'ho llahinn grounds.

3RYAN ABANDONS CUBAN TRIP
llllttlthillAhl. 7\l:l.. lI‘ob,1.~~Wil
liulil ..i lillun ulllunnltd bolt» nuclei
in) ihlll ho hill illliililltlltt‘ll his oou
tompiutod trip to tubu llo will mulo
novuul Illidlossoo ul 'I‘lllllpu. Flu, not
ill till: limo of the fill, from
whith‘ oil) ho \tlll tollu'u homo llll'
lillun spoho twico lIoI‘o, {wostordny to
lulmonso (‘lQWdlj on re) itiouti topics.

 

 

 

THE NAME

“ROCHESTER”

1on :7 Too Kotllo 'l‘l'u Pol III t‘oi‘roo
'i’Iot llleaba that it is nolbl t'uppol' ho~uv
, llv nickel plated and

hill ll'our ill-
,A lull Iliuc of diced. goods

7, .7
:7

lilil‘ljliit‘diy.
oh IllnuId'

[culls IE DOW

118 WASHINGTON STREET .

 

 

 

 

3 IN ORDEfi'lgO MA?

7,

I . ’IWM
. ron so‘mNc cocoa

10‘7”Diséodnt on
All Grades

 

Crockery, Glassware, House Furnish
trig Goods, Painters“ Supplies; English
Blue China by the piece or set. These

abode, wIll not. crane.

during in.

I union

, ,thl'.

: Board of Relief of tlic City of South

I I in the Council Chamber in Havlland

I ‘ of hearing and deter mining all appeals

 

llllll Bill [ll

 

DI the 170000 77777171756777 Workers.
Only 31,000 Are in lllc ‘

OrgaIIizalioil 7

 

\Vllh tho, oxpirlliiod of the agree-
ment botwoon tho lllIltlirlIcito mine
WOI'lteis ouli opcrnloru oIIIy 77 low
\loolln oil". lllo (ondiiioil ut‘ tllo Inluol'a‘
union in tho nutill'ncith region is now
it subloot of interest. 75 both tho moo
lllltl thoir o Iployora. President how
of tho l‘Iuitod Mluo \Vpriiorn of Am-
oriou, in his uddroau hoi‘ol'o tile cou-
volition at lndlnuzumlInJIua supplied
ilguroa allowing till: lllillieFlCill fili'ellglll
of his organization

lil tho thloo :IIIthruoito districts of
Pounuylluuiu. ullyu Mr bowie the roll
oi tho union lot 1908 contains tho
llumoa of 30,851 Inlno workers. As tho
total llulnbtu' ol' Inlno worltol'li ill thono
districts in- l?0,000 or thoroubouts. tho
nionlboruhlp represents only
about 18 |lt‘l cont of the whole In
one of tho, throo districts. according
to Ml. li'onis'u roport, them are only
4.517 llliion tllolubotms

'l‘hc ugroumout between the opera
torn and Illinois following the strike
of 1002 mid tho rollewul 0f the u-grec
mom in 1906 how kopt lllc nuthraclto
rogiou unuuunlly flee from trouble for
six wars with the result that the men
how iolt no hood of an urmlniztition. '
'l‘llo (‘ olloliiutlon lioultl. established by
lilo Striko (lolnmiunlon of 1902.1Iaa
boon on hand to adjust any glicvnnco
piostnlod b\ u miuo worker. When
tho) soliloll down to lmrk i'll'llll' tho
”HIISIN‘ilSlUll” oi ltlllli the 707377 hogan
to bo tll'oppod Ilom tho union rolls tor
noupulluont of duos. Recently tho

 

imitlols tlooluloti n cut~1ato initiation

too in onlor to bring the blob buck
illto tho ioid

1‘ ho ho“ tll‘illltllllH dillitcd by u un-
ion ((lillllllllt'l' fol presentation to tho
npolutois will fill lilo abolition of tho
(‘ouoliillilou liould and for tho colloc-
iiou of union duos through It syutom
of «induction from wagon. 'l‘ho labor
loudors also dolllulld tlltlt “‘lmtm'ol'
um'ooluout is lululo Shall extend only
ono your, lustoud ol‘ throo yoall'a.

. M...

LAUREL CLUB ELECTS.

I\l ilII- lnzizilzl'sr lncoting or Ull‘
l.lurol (‘ illb oi‘ t Hilillittt‘lltilii comnoSod
7.f 17m npupor ('olmoapondouls lll lilt‘
gonolnl :lwlnbly touching a lunch
non glloll Ill the Hotel Garlic- liul'l-
told Wednesday by Col Charles Vt.
l’icltolt of Non ilovun prcaidellt ol'
lilo club. ntllcola for tho uoxt too
Pours \vol'o (‘ll‘Cli‘d‘flild drrullgoluonts
:lnrlod fol tho gll'lng of tho annual
liuuot, \\liii ll l< k'lllllltll' to tho tulllou>
lluuols of tho Gr'lliilon Club 771 “nah
lllgton. ll (‘

"lho lulltming' illllHlS Wt‘l't' oil'oll'd:
llxonidoul, Colouol t‘ hollou \V l’iI-lmtl
IIIINow iluvon; t'icoIproulliont , ‘ .lom-pb
“Hill", of iluJ'tl‘orll: nuoootul'y. 7l. (llln
Howe. of Waterbury; trouauror, Rich.
nrd liowoll, of ill'idgopot'l; oxooutivc'
omnmtttoo, \V. ,l. (l, Myora, or New
rillvoll, ohnlrlnuu; ilornco It. Clark, ol‘
iurll‘ord. id. M, Allondcr. oi Mlddlo
own; IliI‘lllllCI'Slllp oonllnlttoo.‘ lionl'y
I.‘. ()‘Sulllvuu, of Now Huvou, chair-
'lllill; .luulon 1.. McGovern. ol‘ Bridgl»
Iort: .lohn Rodoluoyorg‘br linrti‘ord:
llllllt‘l‘ oommllloo Lewis 1) Harvey,
Ii iiIlIHtloId; A P. iiowo, of Now Hil-
';on i lidw'mtl r‘illoll, or Bi'idgcpolt
lull lloy Olmsted of iI'.'la7tlold

 

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
ilorlhon. Stnboli to Goorgo Ket‘lill'.
nl and buildings, Washington stroot.
War.
William J, Mollulzh to Richard ii.
“tuition. loud and buildings. Pine stroct.

Richard Ii. (ioldou to R & G Coruot
Company loud and buildings, Pluo
shoot. Wul'.

lonulo Koolor to Emilia A. Slnboii,
lot. hilizallclhstroot. Wnr.

Louis ll Nusll to Frank ii Gleason
and Louis S. linens, loud. Eimllood
iti’t‘ililt}. Wnr.

South Norwalk
Board of Belief.

Notice is hereby given that the

 

 

Norwalk will meet on Wednesday.
lilnual'y 27 and on Wednesday Fob
r'ilul') 3,1009 at 7: 30 oclooh to 9 p.
III; Saturday, Fobruary 0 1909. from
t to 5 o‘clock p. In , Friday. February
it) 1909. at 7:30 to 9‘ o'clock p. 711..
street, ill said city, for the purpose
from the doings of the assessors of
said city on the list of 1908

build at South Norwalk, January
fill, llltlll
Aldlldlt'l‘ M POIIIIM AN
MATTHEW 'CORBE'P'IXI
‘ . Board 0'! Roller. t“

 
 
 
 

 

539146 cogent for the Columbia Piloting,
0635 Talking MAchincs and

D“ lilo Illicit Records. Music on both"
70090. 657:.
Records, 7 359.

Indestructible Cylinder ,

 
 
 
 

PLUMBING.
STEAM.

Inn. .

 

Windownahadee and Picture Frames ,

to will?

Pamtllltt and Paper Bringing. .. ‘

 

£7 WAIHINoT In
acorn noRWALK.
. TELNPHONR chNIchTlou.
We give the e. n H. Green Trading

 

AI stemm- Mk tor-them.

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

HOT-WATER
AND VI
~ GAS FITTING

Tin, Shoot Iron. Copper '.
" dud 2777;.

no South Main Street.

 

nulls" uni w

anything unless the lormula. is on tho

ltor cough it is building up the body as

', Norwulk; Charles G.

l -, at that por

 
 

|ltlllti during tho ouiolldur your oi'1908;
‘: uuumnll- d to $ti74i ltl‘i. llih‘ or II tli‘t'lt‘llslt'

 

 

 
 

To every sick person who suitors iroiil
aCough, “Cold" Bronchitis. Consump-
tion or an ache or palm anywhere In the
body y'hnd who has not tried Linoniuc
(the Flax Seed Emulsion). we offer a lull

bottle tree. Not In mCII‘ c wmple but a rcg~
ills: package of standard size and quality

T e

For Coughs. “Colds; ” Bronchitis..Con-
sumption or holly-building. demand 3 rom-
cdy that removes the cause! Never take

bolthll lFind out if it is endorsed by
physicians! Learn howit is made! 17- '
honing meets all of these tests—it Is the
remedy that will cure you it Iberc Is a cure
tor youH

Flax Scull

More than one hundred thousand dul-
lars have been expended in making Llno-
nine the most pcrlect iood medicine in the
world. Thus while it is curing your cold

nothing else can do. »,

It you wish to know what Lmoninc (the
Flax Seed Lmuluoumlll do write us toscud
you an order on a local druggist [or a lull-
sire package, and we \\ ill pay the druggist
ourselves for it. This is our free gift.
made to convince you; to let the remedy
itscit show you what It can do.

 

BLIND BAG-GAGE FROM BOSTON.

Joseph Llenman Summohed Police
Protection by Telephone.

A mun who subooqnoutly now his
77:7qu 775 Josoph Lit-union. (It 703 Al'l‘
stroot, Nol'rlstown. Pro, t‘illli‘tl up po-
Ill'o llt"ll(l(llli|l'l0l‘s from tho toiophouo
booth at tho Stamford ulntlon for cost
bound trains, Saturday, and rushed for
polioo protot'tlon. ,
..,.“’l‘llroo mun huvo boon following
mo from Boston." ho sold. "’l‘hoy nro
ll'yiugto kill mo. i wont I'u'otot‘liou."
lb-tootll'o ilol‘i’orlnall wont to the
slllllnll iilltl, found idoluuull. llo. was
It wry Hoody individual, and his taco
Wits (‘lil‘t'l‘t‘t‘l with coal dust from on
onuluo, lil‘ltllltl which ho had ridden
‘bliuti buggugo‘ from Boston. lie was
Itilt‘ and numb from cold, Also ho ap’
pcurod to ho in lho oully atogoa oi ro-
ti)\il_\‘ llulll u Hprlu‘.
llo u'uu glun u \lul'lu luvulllusl null
Wits pl'mldoti with il'7lnupoll7lilou to
Now York. whorp ho said ho llllil sumo
l‘l'loluln. [In said lib: \l'ilo llllll ohiid
'\\t'l‘l' lll'illg'ui I703 Ary shoot, Norris-
luwn, '

A...

FILES CURF'D IN 6 T014 DAVE.

 

 

, MONDAY, FEBR' rt? $95.,

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l I .
A L t

7. u.

lBuridygeport‘Advertisemcnte. I Bridgeport Advertisements. I’

l

The I. M Reacl Co.

minted rear

 

 
 
 
 
 

Iadras Curtains

The attractive Madras Clll'lzlill
stufl lolllpt all llilll \\'llol'l."\'cl lllcro .u'o. windows
which llttil to lit‘ 5 lzIIlul ll'tlill too strong a light. or whole

.Inluriugs hlltll'l'li ill
lttlltl I.

the iuorior ol :7 ll) ll must ho protoctcd iloln pushols by.
.Altllll'llfi is UK“ host ‘llillt‘l'liil7

rim- ullll (lurk,
’)llll't,‘ll u'vou ll'h'lll‘t‘fi null, 77.x lol' cnulbillu»

'l‘llcro :ll'o pill alludes of Ulth‘ git-cu,
rich l‘(’(l. with soil-
llit'l‘

firm (if (liltll'I is ill) t'lltl.

Ecru with red I
gl‘t‘oll.or lllllt‘
our yard \Vltlt

Frolich design in 17:77-—

48c a yard.

uloui‘ous willows, blur 75¢ a yard.
ducts \lrcallliilltl Reruns .
Two- yard wil#Madras, corn and gluon 98c.

Llllitllhlt‘l)‘ Stul'o, lllli'tl lllwl‘.

 

Sal Ioi Boys' Blouses

White and C bred Blouses, two styles, \\‘llll attached
collar, (71' with hit 7‘ lili‘ltlt‘liit‘lIUlllC cullllt'.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

(loud qualities
Worth 5t) and 75c.‘uIl the economical buyer will lay

Muck «7i lllt'rit‘ ug"

in u

i,ll~lnul is It) attend to soiling; for the
llllllily :lllll llnuscl Ii illlollgll llio Illlllwilltcr will
find the now Plai :ilnghams intorosiiug 'lho colors are
clear and bcuulil‘u (:tltlillt’tl, and time are unusual effects,

‘hl’lo groan and old blunt with white,

\\‘ulllt'll whoa
scamu.

tan and blue will

lil‘tH‘l'Il and tall, cl ,2" -
Izl/zc yard.

 

 

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to

 

cure any case of itching Blind. Bleed
log or Protnzdiug Film! in 6 to 14 days
or money refunded. 50c"

W. C. T. U. GRATEFUL.

 

 

Appreciates Those Who Have Assisted ’7
in the Almshousc Services. "

’l‘ho \\ onulll‘ u t‘ lll'isliml 'l‘t‘lllpcitiilct‘. ,
t-uiou gloom lilipitt‘ltllt‘s tho llind- .
lions oi lhoso ll ho ll.i\t‘ helped in no ’
many ways with their uotk ut the
:lllushouao. Tho swool singl'l's and,
lho lbipful loudors huvr douo much

louulll holpiult to chow and oncoul'ago
tho unl'oltun: lio ioluutos of that pl. it‘t‘.

\l' o ospcclulil Mall to publicly thunk
Mrs. John Studwoii for 77 good organ, I
also li'duuld iC. Mvokor iol curling

 

 

HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Clifford—Charles Smith and wife.
id. (3. Allen, New Haven: R. E. Helm,
Hurry Humpson, Churlos Reinhold,
luck llanlpaou. DullburIl: Homer “it
Muuson Notthampton lilacs; \‘irs. ii.
A. Averill. i Stebbills Ciync, Bridge

-‘A-

vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv

tho mono to tho ulmsbollso [too of _ . .

(borne. \\ o wish to thunk owllbod} {“1000 the entity and dispose of the sample
uho has in on) “0) lll‘lllt‘tl llh‘ to muko , ‘ . ' ‘7

”H. wk 77 mm, 0 number. ,, are making very low prices.

'iho W (‘I '1‘ ii. is trying to lliltt" .‘1‘5'1 1 7 , .
tho gospol to llitli-w lilllt‘l) ohoollous : LADIES, COATS " """"""""""" 31-597 “mm” prito Si (:0
lilos ill ills ilillilt" who has said: “luv 0 LADIES COATS I: """"" ' """"" $1937 ”‘51”4“ Ill-l0" $~ .70
:lmuuoh us In do it to tho least of ‘: LADIES' COATS -------------------- $73-49: regular Dllce $3 00.
(how, my brethren. ye do it unto o LADIES'COATS Him ............ . ......... $2.98; regular price $3 98.
Mo. \V C. 'i‘ U LADIES' COATS ............ $3. 98; Icgular price, $5. 00

 
 
 
 

THIS I

LADIES

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

We have a lar{:tock of these popular garments. To

 

 
 

Children' 5 am isscs' Sweaters at similar reduét'rons.

A. II erman 87 Son

 

 

‘A‘AA‘I‘K

port; E Clark Charles P. Roche. Now

 

York; .1. M. Poster Fort Loo, N. J.;
'W. licstel‘rcity.
Mahackemo—T. B. Pratt. Pl'ol'i-I

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Adams if}. Francis, .1 .lo‘
sophs. .I. ll. Swool and wiio it C.
i‘oolt uull llllo. \V H Won‘t Now
\Fbrlt; ll. i. Small unll \lilo. il ll. “'11
«m ll. 1' At.lwoml ‘lll'ooklyu; S.
liroon. llulllmd: It.” Skinuol' lion
"inn; Mnlo Luisuo l‘A. Titiatheweon.
lily: Louis lllintn. Nzlwnik; in. it llull-
bull \iillou: illourg‘o 17 Rockwoll,
Hidgoilcld; M . .lulllun. (‘.'.I. Mlll‘
lul, S tiroonstolu. Illidgoport: MR;
and Mrs. \V. II). lloIllo, Bantam; G. l.. '
Wright C E. Siorlnout, 1". G Ainslco,
l. G Hammond G. \Vobb Shelllng-
ford. New Haven; John V. Gleason,
Carlson, George-
town; 'I‘. .l Dunno, R It Pond, 805-,
ton; J. B Dulmeh Stamford.

doncc'
tilino. Sb

‘ BIG DECLINE IN MERCHANDISE

RECEIPTS-

WASHINGTON Feb. i—A heavy
decline is noted in the merchandise re-I
ceipts or New York according to a
statement given out by the appldlaer
t and made public by the
Bureau of Ma‘nufactllrers of the De- '
purtment of Commerce and Label
The total appraised value‘ of all im-

o; nonl h loll lllllltli‘t il million dollars
no compared with tho preceding year.

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FOR FURNACE

k and Upper Lehlgh

ing Range and Sell Heaters.
0 per Ton, delivered In cellar '

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lEs. They slatted I'm away to the south
can Folklore and {or awhile Coyote was in the lead
tales of tile ’Illlen Cloud made fruits of. all kinds
to grow in front of Coyote, and he
looking back and seeing Cloud for be-
ln this way
This is

 

FOLKLORE
'I‘he' Journal .oi'I
has ' some. interestin-

 

vn'I fionil the
Mole caught hind stopped to eat.
pie got there Cloud caught up and won

I‘POnceIthe sun to
Slty'jllfit III-bout. sum
it and held lt‘up 7m

and hclpodshlm to s . I back: 'l‘he why we have storms in winter time."

nun bud ulcllllt to long on tho I. - ...__.....__—--—-. .13: ~ I'

ground lilcllatoullotgl sky. it, was 0A3

from ho inn. up i 7 I that. 510103771?"
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'I‘Coyotc and (lion woo. Cloud 5981901739

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