3..
Nuts/Titers Outfit
t . u .. - t . .. "‘
S ' 81 94.2%?
natural:
0
, KI INFERIOR CIGARS
H N YOU CAN BUY THE
' .SUPERIOR
cult LUDLOW
""10 CENTS
. I OR THE
‘ W'in”"City and Nugget
- .5 CENTS
THEY CAN'T BE BEAT.
. J. '7' REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
FIRE WOOD
italic aad'soft; readyrt’m family uae.
H9136 Wood. . ...$l.75 per 1.‘ cord.
Holt Wood..... .$1.50 per 1,4 cord.
.. f . Split. Wood. 25c Extra.
., Arcnnm BETTS' wooo YARD.
_ ~ No. 74 NewtOwn Avenue,
.‘PllOnor No. 783-2. Norwalk, Conn.
Men’s Suits and
Overcoats
$15.00 stars AND $9 00
OVERCOA'I‘ S - -
D. GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN ST.. 30. NORWALK
.r
.e‘
i .
Our Coal-Talks i Our Goal
may not I will
.. 1 Convince You
GO‘AL ADVERTISING Only personal expor-
iollce counts when qual-
ll)"‘l~ililil'i‘ltll‘ totality~
is the issue.
P e 1'30 a a i experience
‘ Mustvl'tave something better
Tiler. talk behind a.
No‘honeyed words of ours with our liazolton coal
' .' ' , is what yotl need to
Will keep you warm. II convince. yourself of
what Wt‘ ltllow:
That the proof of the coal la in
the burning
That the burning of our Hazel-
ton coal iI superior
That'a a burning shame you did
not know it aooner.
The B. Hershfielli 8: Still Co.
Tel. 294. 122 .Vatar at.
"""uars MEANS
“The Shoe of Shoes"
At $3.00
FlIIS'i‘m—Ilt-t'ltllnlt Illl‘_\' haw rtyl.»
SECUNIyr'TIlt‘)’ art l'liillllll‘lillllt'.
MEWS or o.
' . . 'l‘iiiill)-llucnnso they olltwwtl nil.
_ or sum soil at u... mt...
. Our llui’faio liip [limits are warrant
. . > ‘ . t‘tl at 56. A “P“ pull for "Vl'l‘fl' lulu
, MONEY TO LOAN
pair.
We loan money to housekeepers at
81 weekly payments, also to property MAX LE I Y
owners on second and third luort WASHINGTON STREET (BRIDGE)
guano. All business transacted strict-
LOOK!
ly confidential. Ofllco hours front 9 a.
lit. till 7 p. in.; Saturdays till 9 p. in.
Snltptwrs. Iialillltt,
Wonk r'isil. it‘lnt ‘I“l.\ll
INDEPENDENT LOAN 6. SECURITY
Fliill. l‘It'lS, ICIiI'liIltillit
COMPANY
A. Aaronson
M Waahington 8h. Havlland Bldg.
One flight up. Room 1.
Succoaaol- to JOHN C. SILCOX.
FISH MARKET.
131 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
TELEPHONE 931.
FREE DELIVERY ALL OVER TOWN
Our coal fails to do its work.
With this fact in mind
We are constantly on the alert
.I‘o Secure the best coal»~
Buyiné only those varieties
You have approved.
The kind words
Of satisfied customers
Soundflgood to us!
l
Ilih‘llm‘. lilacs,
lilut- lv‘lnh, t‘oii
"MM-n ”4.....4. ._
Loose Leaf
Books
Dennison Passe i'arlout lllntling.
Dennison Iatnrh solo. at
W. A. Briggerman's
' uncle atone. ,
Oohovan Iiock. 132 Waahlngton 8t.
once urxt Sunday nrnllina. at tho upon
lay. of the Sunday lit-outta: IllNlIItllt‘.
by Rabbi \‘I'litt‘, oi New l’lllli rill
me ..., «up:
INVENTORY NEARLY COMPLETED
John c. wtlacn Company May Go to
Philadelphia.
inventory ht rapidly ovarian t‘iiilllil“
lion at. tho plnltt at tho John C. Wilma.
lint t‘otllpulty lli Hillitll .iiuill larval, fol
lowing which, at. aulmulnvml. tho l-otll
party will rim-illc whether it in profit
ailltt to rnnuiltl Ill'i'“ it. lulntahl- it
won iilltll'tl ylitsliiaS‘ that all oliirt-l
of ”in titanium ilil‘. lili‘ltlll‘ll to llllnl.
ii‘ t‘t-iuoval mot timid. ll upon. IIl‘ilIlIIl'
NOW .Il‘i‘lfll)“ \Vlllll‘l ll‘" illl‘ pllutl- ut-It‘t'l
t-ll. I'illllttll-Illhlli 'Iimltl Iltlll‘ lli‘l'li this
ttltlt't‘ illitlwll
'“Iv illlllil'lil that ltu :toutll Nolwllils
ilill l‘olnpnny. WIII‘II wan rt-t-vlltlr
hurucd out that WIiII‘Il ht lit’lttllttl Ily
It‘ruillt Lulluillpvlii would lot-all- Ill Illiti
lulry willllllllr, flit. IA‘lllOilltt‘lll has
allllml llullt aloha, imtt'lvvvr, that II“
will lltllllt‘ ailnouarrlnttnt WIII'IIPVI‘!
.lilyllllllfz lll‘IIllIIl‘ Ill tilt-4 lino develop».
, lollll \Vtillllllllhl‘ll ‘tltlIWl today Ill I‘l‘I
‘ . ‘lrc and Incatldemnnt liulittl t'l‘t‘l‘it‘l’ to all additional rumor that Mr,
platted on varluuri parts of immune!“ would Hill" the litiilthllia
I . a. department at illt‘ initials Ifli'llli‘f’ in
til. the purpoaos iii to ltlye the liallllury ill not iron and that he will
fiwuww. I.-. -. . . W . u"... . .
GDID MEDAL FLOUR
IR TO BE ILLUMINATID.
Additional Altractlveneu for South
Norwalk Congregational Church.
In addition to tho Illl'llt‘ llallli llllhl
'liledlrlc nigh whit‘h hull lloou pitll'od
on, the tower of the south Nlil‘WIiIk
Courtsattotutl i‘lulrllh ily llarry Woll-
holiu‘lll Howard 'l'lily. and which is in
,» . livery evening thin work.
eilflfiflflfillmlllti urn lloinu Ill‘ti|lltl‘-
7 Mr. Weston fur the further ll-
hlon of the olinrcil Illllllllmx. Ar.
Items are helm; illutle from in-
te ll lit up the entire lower. and
YARD TEL. 40-2.
laat metal and to more ornamental.
llllllllt sltltllllt ills "'
Jlilllll it has itiilii
Tells More oI Hcr Early Love Allairs
-——No Truth in Collards Story
PARIS, Nov. I'l.w~'l‘ho Slelnheii case
was again the center of intense inter.
out, today. Contrary to articulation.
Madame Stollllwli again took the
stand. it having her-ll decided to ro~
Hillllt‘ the direct interrogatory address-
ed to Ilt’l' yesterday. She plainly allow.
ctl tilt» effects of the tryinl: ni‘dcal she
had pushed through during lilo last
two days. (irt'al Illn'ck rings Wore dia-
tinauisilallia under her cyva, and her
fare was aliilost colorless. Neverthe-
less HIN‘ I‘lirlt' to her foot when tho In-
quiry hogan and responded hravcly to
tho cxalnllmtlou.
'I‘llp prvrtidinu Julian. M. do Vullt‘t-t.
showed solicitation at the outset lost
the strain of plvvlolla days had taxi-ti
Ilil‘ “nurses iill'l’llxlll lno art'orttly.
lltll III‘ was ulllt'ltly rcallaurml ily Iliad
alm- Stoluhoil, who SIIIII‘ "No. i not
hot lit all fatigllvd."
in tllwnltiii tho lll'lit‘PNllllg .illtlltv tlt‘
\‘Jlit ~. dealt with tho appraratnr yea-
I- t'll:l_\ oi ilt'tlp t‘tlllttrtl, an actor, who
tutu-mil n ltttlllluillnt‘y animation ily an
m-rtillv~ that ho war. till- rval mountain.
.IIIIIKI‘ do Values llinpllalttl of ”NH Illt‘lv
tll‘III on purl‘ IilH'llIlilIl
“It t-1 nothing mow than a joke."
mill IIIt‘ court “'I‘llls inquiry has wt»
tailiislltul that thin was a crack lii‘lllll-
ttl youth. whom- parents have what
that he Ililltlwt-li tho t'alw pannillnatl-l)
and had previously atlvlllpled to lllltll“
A III‘ will ltllollylllotlo lllllt-t'll lltltll't-uu»
«t to ”W t‘XiIllllllIlli.’ lll‘hltisllalo.”
Jud-go lll‘ \‘alit-n thou turned hie; at-
.t-utloll to Mudaillv HII‘IIIIII‘II. lit- coir
:‘lotlttd hr.- with vut‘lutls millllt'tiltl:
.l.lII’ll1t'llIN she had previously ilitllll‘
ll-gal‘dllllt Illt‘ tll't‘ill‘l‘i‘lil‘t'h on the night
oi the t’lllllt‘, ilt- also uttrmtionmi hur
l'llIHl’lY oil Illl‘ ltll‘tllt‘t-tl lillallt'llll t‘llll‘
dillou of tho Sit‘lllllt'll llollaollold at
”to than or ill» lllul'tlcru.
Mittlltlllt- Stl'lllhttil's riltllpoatlt‘n Rl‘lltlr
tlitiir intro way III'IilI‘t‘ the succession
of allal-p illtrrlngntotlvs. liar II‘I‘IIIIK
at last lolllld t-xprvsnion in lill annular-d
[low of worth. Ill which sht- lllllll‘lIlI‘Il
to Ilii‘ Jury to lli‘llt‘ll‘ ill llt‘r inno-
t‘l‘Ili‘l‘. mllllplalnillu lllltol‘ly that ill the
hour ul‘ llt‘l' Iiilhftli‘lllllt‘ alto llatl IIN‘II
thin-tried hy lliull lilitt't'll friends. as.
h’l‘l‘IlIl; lllatl that Ntit‘lt'ly Willllt‘l] who
lllld llcollrntl-d lll'l homo had now do.
NI‘III'II Ilt'l‘,
NIII\\‘iIIliiII|IIillIIR lhls [lilhhlllllillt‘ up
pnal .illtilli- Ill' \‘allt'u pursued his in
ll'll‘ltnalili‘ll‘u l'vlt-lllll‘i-taly. When lll‘
lillllll-tl lit-r down with proof that ain‘t
ilad I‘tilll‘l‘ttlt'tl Juli/hill which ohr' allot"
\vllrdzt Illlll nltlll‘n, HIH‘ Ilii‘llvi‘tl Iit'r hack
on him and with l‘l'tlllitl‘tl llI‘IIIH and
Ilili‘lllll-i: l-yvu admitted Illlll alit- had
done all. lualiiyinu her action lly lilo
tllothurly luatinrt of shielding lutr
titlilulltt-r from ”In. kllowlrdllv that
.. . nan—“um...” u... .
lttttlltt walla
lIII Hill. lIIIIIl Ill.
IIIW IIIIIII, Billlll.
WISH TO INOAOI
EXPEIIIIIIIII SIIIIIIIII
Linens, Draperies, Carpets,
Men’s Furnishings.
Write. hinting use. details of
experience and salary wanted.
trillion an attractive appear not he collar-rival with IIlt‘t l-ulrrprino,
”a...“ . 4. . Y _
”WMMMW
are You Used Your Account?
. Some have been obliged to during the past two l-l-ura. lint think
how hand that money come in when you llertlmi it. tic not irt your
ha it cease. Begin RIM” and once more make your account
a live feature at your plan at living. We liuy tour per cent, Ill-
' South Norwalk Savings Bank
g , outrun [ANN IUILUINI. ,
W“ P7 ”“7“ ”W“
‘ r
FLOOR USHER
WAN'I‘ID IV
Illl Hill. IIIIIII Ill.
» IIII IIIIEII, Illlllll.
One with Department Store
experience preferred.
The Paris Cloak and‘Suit House‘
38 SOUTH MAIN "REIT, IOUTH NORWALK.
.ATliree Days’ Sale of LadieS’and
Misses’ Suits
OF BROKEN LOTS ‘70 BE nglficiéDSOUT AT GREATLY REDUCED
Sale in SOUTH NORWALK and STAMFORD
‘ we alt-ran FREE or. cannon.
W _
‘Mlltlllmu HIt-Iulmii,
Write. Italian alto. dotalla or
N
scum NORWALK. court.
MILL TEL. 40-3.
Lumber andxMill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
We would call particular attention to our Moulded Wooden Gotten.
made in two clue. of Douglu fir. the moat durable of modern woods; will out-
Alao we confidently recommend "Lincoln Routing" for roofa and aloe tor
flaahlng in place of metal. Dooa not rust or decay and will laat a lifetime.
Fall Stock
Is Here
There is an nxrluslvoneas. a
certain individuality about our
stock that you can‘t get else-
where. All to stylus, we know
. that ours are equal to the host.
We recognize that good style.
combined with the host wearing
leather made. is lurvlaoai cou-
ulderaliou on tho part of
if you want the
the
puhlic.
Lateét ‘; Styles
in Fotitwear
GIVE US A TRIAL.
COnggALLY
BRACKEN
81 waenlaorou eraser.
. SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE ass-l
WEAR THE AMERICAN nua-
BERB. THEY ARE
GUARANTEED.
' ' "pun W
Lake Ice
Wholesale and Retail .
Brookside Lake Ice Co
Office and Storage, N. Y.. N. H. I H.
Freight Yaru. -
Two 'Phoncs -- 754-3: 814-2
NORWALK
Savings Society
INOORPORATID 1.”.
Deposits June 29, I909.
33.707.107.48
George M. Helm». till-oat.
Win. A. Curtla. VtoauProut.
Fred'it A. Etta. Guy I ‘l’roaa.
W
”Wit" li‘Wt'la had route from her
Ilil’i‘l'.
Til“ llriruuvr illtlinnalltlv denied that
Iit‘l‘ sensational attempt to revive the
calm ital tall by no arvlluatlou uttalaut
young Woll’. tho hail of the cook ill
the tltcltlholl household. was duo in
the insistence or hot lovor. Maurice
llorllurrl. this lnnrrhant who it was
allppored alto llt‘iill'ltd to lilllrrr and In
an effort in t'll‘lll‘ hornttlt‘. “ilnrrlorol
Iiltti paitlutll out of my life." mild Milli-
timo atelnhull. "and l lliltl no thoulrhl
0f Iillll. My I-IIIl'i null Illillilr Wall to
save my dalluilh-r'll llau-awnt lo
Pierre HIIIBIOII." .
ltl till itltrrvirw today llordnrnl W at
Ill‘moll his faith in the lllllt‘il‘i‘lltt‘ or
savior that ult-
Itncw tllltt lilarriauv will him would lt~
Inllitioltlilio, and ttlattthnrr'ur" W
Ingrid motive for the iliilrdl‘r of l‘i’l‘
hiiailllud and mm llnll‘h‘illf‘ tin and
ed: "Rho did not mot. tho man out
my account. for our know that the
womnanhnni t llf‘d lot-ell was lint tho
woman who had tntrivurll with it‘nllre.
tibounannl. Balltneoarr and so many
other: who havo tam
filglfl’."
The Still“ continued tom the
‘ lo ultra ”It also he
‘ atrium
Blankets
this to be the both Blanket ever
Cotton Bats—we sell the
TRISTRAM Sr
Tokes
We guarantee to
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...... w mm ~W W“—
T‘HE LEADING 'DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
‘ NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
addéomfortables
Have you made provision for the cold weather by having a good. supply of Blankets and
Comfortables on hand? If not, there is no better time than now to make your selections. We do
not sell the cheapest Blankets and Comicrtabit-s that are made. hilt we do guarantee the best val-
ues for the money in good clean goods. We sell you Blankets from 59c to $10.00 per pair. One
special is the famous Beacon Blankets, in white. grey and tall. full size, at $1.50. We guarantee
sold at the price.
Comfortables, good clean cotton, not waste or shoddy. $1.00 to $5.00.
Woolette laterlacci Comfort Bats. looks like wool, put up in
three-pound rolls and opens up jail the size of a quilt.
36m” rMalnd !
1-3 of your Ccnl hills
Heating and Plumbing Co.
28 MAIN STREET. NORWALK
H YATT, NORWALK. CONN.
’ illitlillli 'tl‘ttltt tt‘
tttitlta
(Continued from First Page.)
NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-—»llop0l‘ta today
‘lat former President Roosevelt. had
tort his life while hunting in Africa
were not credited by close friends of
"or former president. nor could Illt‘ re-
ports be traced to any authentic
trilll'(‘€.‘i.
IIt‘lIgllIS lobiuson, tilt- brotheluln-iaw
if Mr. Roosevelt and the «WV
.lativo of the former president in
its city. said that he had not heard
the report and declared that. hill ,,..
Haw-nil stlITrrt-d any accident he
mold have lll‘l‘ll illl'orilled immediate-
Y.
4......
i. 'tuall Abbott. whim of The (hit-
ooh. of which Mr. Roost-wit is an as-
:ocinte editor. said that he had not
iltat‘d of any accident or injury to Mr.
toast-mil. and that he irrliert-d any
‘llIliUl‘ to that often .i‘as I'llIIlt‘l)’ nit-
‘ollnlh‘tl.
“6 mini: “'l‘ \l'lw‘d llil“” \I'tli‘tl If fl‘l\'<
thing had happened to .\lr. Roosevelt."
ililtl Mr. \hllott, 'atlti I illllli‘ll no sin»
‘illtntrm to tho l‘tliltli'l: t:f his injury
1. dvatlt. Thu last word I heart! Il‘tllll
i'nhtsn 21:. plaza: of the party have
ll‘tllcoti t‘oinml lloowvoll should lii'
‘lllW on tho tittas Innis-ho Plateau. ilo
vi‘ ll‘ntiiaui triilt sr-wrai companions
'l (”min r ‘Jt‘t t‘l‘l‘ll‘lll ; ill :\Itl.i"til Ila-
»llh' t!" til. I‘flllllWlil" tl‘i". 'I"l' 1.th
-v-rti that; ill. ilnllzt-tliait- par'.’ was
‘I‘l‘ill Aidunln llllvills .t.l.i \".’l: 'tt'f“‘l\'l'iI
'tl (Ills ”wintry It'l' \i'tlj.‘ (if Nilll‘lltl till
tittoilrr 1‘7. At that limo 'Iit‘ ‘tlll‘H’
anti. l'l't‘lllll‘llll’ it lll'tli'PttI llnnwiiatviv
for Gilli; lnaisllu l’lnll-all. it until
lllililllt‘ll to l‘t‘llllll to Lolldltttlu Er.- live
works.
The titan: litulshll Plateau is It vast
out-u plain in the lttlilll of Kisiulll
i'rorirw. it is covered with grass :ttld
fringed on all sides with trwn. it :t.'-
forth; mum oi‘ tin. hunt grazing land: I‘l
the llllllhll protectorate and is a lililll‘
illu around. the visit to which had
i.
\ iiill vsrs: in letter a few days ago in
‘ G. rhicil it. *Iti‘ti‘tl that lit‘ was very vn-li
‘ ‘ ‘ -. is in rv all III.) liit‘iiilit‘ltl of his party."
. ‘r ”\L litittors rt tho magazine row print-
.. .. . ll: 3dr. itnomrvit‘s All-nan iluntiu:
. ,L _. y ' {‘3' ~ .. duties said irdar that lht‘y had heard
it"lilii: lt‘l‘t‘lllh’ trout \ll'. Iltlfl't‘Vl‘ll.
Tfi’
‘63,? 0f
save from 1-2 to
sh.» hall told, or volupullllm llt‘l‘ to ex.
plain Ill’l'l' and owl again will idle had
around wrunlil’ulh Illiillilillllllll. tho
Alllt-t'irau Iit‘WPIiIlIIIt‘l'IIIIIlI. (‘oiliiut’tL
the servant. and young \i'olt, tlpoa
t‘tll‘Il occasion Madame Stu-lla'v'l fund
roluuv behind the plea Ill i la
frenzied «lolliro to chair l.l'.~.ivl:‘ from
Illt‘ awful Iliiplltutloll that «ho had
mural-rad hur lltutllalld lllitl Illlilhl‘l‘.
hIii‘ had indeed upon any truncation
that liilll i‘illlli‘ lliio Ill-r Ili‘lltl. .Itldat‘
do \‘nilmt was particularly st-l'ort- ill
ithl vl'tmlthtllllnnlion all to the lurk of
lutr liltillli‘l“i~l Illill‘l'lil.
At our Illllt‘ when Madame Sit-lulled
Illit‘llli’t‘ll that t'otllhlrd had lied thv
jlilllll‘ ltltorruplud sharply with the
t‘Xl'IlIllIlIIltlll. “lint you ohm ltrd‘” '\t
this M. Auhln llprallll. to IIIH tort and
lil'tili‘iili‘ll nultluul llit' l'l‘lllllll‘. ol’ lllr
rout-t. .ludgt' Valluu l‘t'ltit'lm’l. ‘l lllll
jutttillud ill saying the arrluwll hall lull"
or manual to lie concerning thhl ailutt.
lit-l utol‘h'a :ll'u tiloluoa of lit-u.“ l.alv
III the afternoon tint proceedings wurv
atntpoudvd for a IIIIOI'I, limo. When
they worn I‘I'Hllllll‘d Madame Htttiilhell
had it hrirr rl-llpiia. her examination
lit-lug attupontied while the flrl tlepollh
lion of wltuoallua wall rand. Thin lu-
trodurrti a dweripttnn of Illtl runni-
tloa of ”in house following tiltI crilllo.
BRADY 60.33 TO JAIL.
fleorao litany, tho man who ilrulliml
a kill“! In it South Main lll’fltll. lunch
room and nahi he won a ill-other of
John Mrtilllluuah. litr- lrnaedinn who
'dlnd ll raving nlllliiac. watt tilted 35
yesterday afternoon by Julian .loaoph
R. Taylor. for hiring drunk and gluon
I all additional line of $7 for the disturb.
[slaw lw rallied. lie didn‘t have till-
I alarm and will sojourn ill llrllllteporl.
irratiy, who In at art-ordlng in MR own
ltittll unlit. Wall lust arrested hero on
I‘uhntthittt liay,
2.-...- «0......
Pitts notice MATTE“.
'l‘lm Stalin Nortvallt li‘h‘o Police hold
a intetiau that night. The present
Iitml't! of oilinrrtl or the Fire Depart-
ment wort» claim-amt tor reelection.
'I‘Ilt‘ Fire Police lire also arranging a
pool tournament, and took the prollml.
aerial: halt evening ily training a corn
nation to arrange it. That committee
(inhalant or ma. latitudinal: “Mill.
tin. and root: 0M "
Ilt'l' :
II‘I‘IIIl-I. displayed hr the prlauut-r at .~
lii‘t‘ll I'IIL'I‘l'IV anticipated hy t‘oloarl
Room-Wit.
'i‘hv llll‘i‘ll route had not lawn dolor-
iIlIllt'tl to far lltl Ill known when that
party It'll Altlama Ravine. but work.
lug westward ilv IIII‘ liltinl llkt-ly path
the party would in a very low daya ho
‘II .\‘nl:di iioula, which ill ll British
lillllIiii')‘ :lntlon. N('“'l4 of their arrival
u thin point alight ho poaulhlo throuuh
.MAY ATTEND SCHOOL FOR BLIND
l
5 fire. Reynolda Continues to Improve
I t a“. K3: Large auoacrlptton.
1 flit: Amelia r‘llllllln-lteyholds. who
Il::.tl lltl i'_\t,‘rl shot otlt by her lllldliiilltl
“lit' night recently lll Stitllll .‘Illllll
“attvt‘l. "HIV “”0"“ ti rtrlltltl| iol lhl
,lllind ’l‘luiru let a l’i‘llhltlt‘i‘dliltt t'l'furl
{in progress ill bring this aimlll. owing ”MY" ”"me l" “I" “7’"th “I ”'9
ito tilt ltlt'ul advantage it Wutlltl lw r. ‘li‘litult military Iillllllll‘llltiil. in thin
l-‘Il: Iii',\llit‘tl:. Iii Lilli» intuit .i wulru “H ""‘W “Hill“ lie avnlllilllv. hill.
ttlIIllli‘I llllil horn rrcuivnd so far all
iii‘\\‘ll tillnllull tilt-ac channels,
liliiii irritants. }
Funeral of T. K. Stone,
The funeral of Theodore K. Biotin
"'Ii Iii'lll, thhl afternoon at 2::io. It‘ltlll
llh tall- Ii'iiill' In illnacr liliit‘t'. ’l‘llu
{or From: it. 'l‘orrt-r tlilicllitmi.-llllll
"ilt'l'lllt‘Ill followed in Riverside :‘ttlll-
ttrrv. ’l'hn pull huarnrlt were tour
rotlllilnl ot‘ lilo deceased, t’loorgr. Wil-
lalll. lintlotlt and Warren tilllerlmnlm.
radars...
.dlfiedbctti-taiudi‘l‘dslh
A great number or men and
young men do not consider "tall-
oilllg" when they purchase their
«tuition, and tor that mason they
ili‘i't'l‘ quite underaland Nit? why
that don't tool: hire the fellow
who does. .
Tailoring ill the feature in
riothrn. A garment cannot and
will not give. service If it hail
not horn put together hy tailor:
who underatanrl their work litur-
oughly and who are turned to
give their very hoot.
The moat slrllltul ailment
workers in the world m cm—
ployod by Mimi Benjamin 5
Go. to motor maintain Clothes.
"I‘lltw -l i ital». Il‘.lt'li the llllllll to lt'lJI
l'tti .zlu tit". Illl'.li Ill limit. tillll'l
,. .. old. it Hi litl"!
., .‘i pin :2.
iii lint t t' illl .
Kiln} p I.l int) wilt-l.
limo. illz. l-l.l vi ._\l i, all
Iili'i‘tl Halt s‘tll ha. LIL-ail} lit't'Yl in.
NI ltlllti t. llw willglilita, \n i "l 2.
li pulled, lllll li‘ lttly Mil tmit .u
.nIlIt‘. .. h [It ' till .Iillil).
. .‘Ill‘, Ili‘,~iilllllrt ltillllllllt'I! to llllllllll
_ aim-ll at tho Xolwalk Ilollpllztl. Lil
:lwr lorlitlldt- Ill lli‘l‘ llil‘ilction in no .
‘, ottri’ul to lit'l‘ liluudn.
.ni \lil .
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BRIDE AND 0300M SERENADED.
Friends Of Mr. and Mn. George In
Him turpriaed Thom Laat ,
Ironing.
Mr. and Mrs. (Moran A. hour. the
llrllli‘ and aroma. were given a proud
romantic hy frlnndu hull evening at
their home ill Spring animal. in due
than the “intruders worn invllud into
tilt- house and wall tiled hy the amour
aeolian hunt and hoalotta, to whom the
somatic had been a complete illil'llrllll‘.
Mrs. “one was turmeriy Mira Mamie
til-runs. ot inert Nornatll. enahler at
F‘. l). lawton-‘a Company's atom, in
South Main street. She and Mr. Rose
ware married Saturday evening at St.
.lnnrph‘o rectory in South Main street.
Mr. Rose to ll. popular young clolhln
"trauma. He was formerly connect
with the Price attire. Wuhtngton
street. but is now located with Smith,
tllvy It Company. in’Nevr York.
LADIEO’ UNiI‘iD WHII‘T CLUB.
The members or the Ladlell' United ""0“ ‘° mm
waist than were entertained very Mar Ihlfla............hl.oo up
pleasantly yesterday afternoon by Mrs. “a
Bites Knicham, or Cheataut street. The
am price wan tron by lira. Jamel
Golden, the moon by lira. William
licoro and the consolation or lira.
JOSEPH DAVIS
'l‘allor. clothiar. flatter,
. 1*th .
l
owl.- H. author”. Waggon fit
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