68 weier Street
m
initiators ,
‘SLIrrERs '
*Ri'blli’r “Boots
Over Shoes
‘ . FOR THE CHILDREN.
Dress Boots and
‘ ‘ Evening Slippers
' ' - 'FOR THE LADlES.
“——
You and yours won’t. look such
it chillywtrostliltteii-wrod nosed
crowd it you use
OUR , ‘
HAZLETON
COAL
Most any kind will answer for
mild weather. iicni winter de-
mands reiii. lusting. strenuous
cost that ‘
Gives Out a. Cheery
Welcome Heat
ir'ssNAppv COAL
FOR SNAPPV WEATHER
The B. Hershfield & Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water St.
We have every kind oi Foot.
wear for everybody. The most
acceptable Christmas gins. ()ur
' goods are heal, our prices the
, least, and we guarantee every-
;thing we sell.
CONNEWALLY
AND
WBRACKEN
01 WAGHl NGTON 8TH EET.
W...
A Few Bargains
RUBBER GOODS
Silos
film‘s Storm Kim; Hoots. ti-lil,. .3125
SOUTH NORWALK- Men‘s Short Kiioo liooia, (H i , . . . 2.50
TELEPHONE 3684 lion's Storm liiiiiiiprs. ii-lil. . ,. .75
M Lutllos‘ Storm Rubbers. 3' S. . ,, .50
(‘lilltl’rt Ai't'lit's. ti~il .75
WFIREW W066
a Hard and sort randy for family use.
. Hard Wood . “51.76 per in cord,
Soft Wood ..... $1.50 per ‘1. cord.
‘ SplitiWood. 25c Extra.
LCARMI BETTS' WOOD YARD
tth°- 74 Nowiown Avenue.
com?“- 783~2. Norwaik. Conn.
ers. t . , _ l
Mr. K.” in). Illilie‘ .iiii tililitill
fi" llt‘Vt‘l‘ stunned illl'
or Company:
\LUDLOW
’l Wi' “WWW or Nugget
CIGARS
They tile on sulo hi all t‘lglil spurs,
’ B. J. REYNOLDS
”Artur-moron“.
* hfil'WEWSC'EiAt-O-
l;
i
,
MAX LEVY
169 Washington St. South Norwnlk.
(BRiDGE)
TOY
Dolls, Games,
Etc.
W. A. Briggerman's
MUSIC STORE. ‘
Donovan Block. i32 Washington St.
W W none. “mm...“
We loan money to housekeepers at
81 Weekly pni‘iiit-nts. also to proport)
owners on second and third iiiort
minus All business trniiuiirtod strict
1y confidential. (illit‘o hours from 9 ii
in. till 7 p, m: Saturdays till 9 p. m.
INDEPENDENT LOAN 6 SECURITY
COMPANY
94 Washington St. Hevillnd Bldg.
One flight up. Room 1.
Pure Drugs and
Chemicals
i’i'isunnl uttvntiou given to |ill‘i\i‘l‘l|i
lion uni-it. 'l‘nhv llilllii‘ it hurt oi our
SATURDAY CANDY. 25c
W. F. Wianiore St Co.
DRUGGISTS
8 NORTH MAIN STREET
sNiothhé 61in
cold weather will—Jot you— OF REST
Hsve lost its sting. TRY oun sPECiAL DlNNER ev-
. 4 any SUNDAY. 45c
. MlDDAY Luncnsou EVERY DAY.
85:
SPECIAL oREAKFAsTs A L' CARTE
Auditorium Restaurant
17 NORTH MAlN STRIET
TELEPHONE 1038
ll l'tlsptlll
qneiinnnu 1‘
NINETEEN-TEN
Is here—and thanks
To your kind patronage
r'v“'8WoWiire wet
And it is good to think
' That in this agi: of wireless.
Homeless. boneless. seedless
_ Things, some day there may be
I Sloteless Coal!
Some day. we say. but not as yet.
4 Tho' ours is surely matchless;
And if you today resolve
4;, To use ths FERRIS kind
up“..- it... ......,...
if you wont to look tin-iodine rend
[HOUR
the our. of lingers It Stevens.
u- WWW... . mow-"t... u .m... «- . .. .. w W
Mxooooo'oeumoeoomoe
DEPOSITS " ,
Mode On or before January iOih Drew Interest
' ~ ‘ from January lot.
The South Norwalk Savings Bank
‘. Loon, soLMiins, Frost. “Jenn n. KNAPP. Vlei’eot.
4‘ alone: i... wooewsno, entry 0. Treat.
i
/
i
Lsdies’ Fur Coats, Rain
Cl‘llldi‘eflth and Girls‘ (lontsflirom
Kimonos and Corset Covers
Illite
83 South Main It», Be. Norwelit.
SPECIAL SAWLEW
MEN'S and BOYS'
Suits and
Overcoats
D. GOTTLIEB
i1 NORTH MAIN IT" 30. NORWALK
CENTRAL HOTEL
FINE ROOMS
Ili’ tiny or work. Steam hunted. hot
and cold wnior, iinihn. gun and electric
light. Vino iilry rooms. Prices ren~
sonitllli‘.
The sea Siocker or. in Town
With all the loading lirnnds Wines and
Whiskins. Try our larger or Ale, it in
the host. 31 i-nsn. ‘24 bottles. iii-livery
to your home. Cal. Wino. 73c gal.
J. a L. DISESA, Props.
Cor. Munroe at Clio-tout Sis. Tot tilt-3
2...“... .. N... u»... . m an”... . . .. ..... s mm...” ....... W.
SOLID GOLD SlGNET AND STONE
SET RINGS. FROM $1.00 UP
W. R. Kirch & Co.
hint iiillll is
nun Ill siiiin
Stone. Removed lrom Bass 01 Chim»
ncy in Leavenworth l’larr
Leads in tlir Find
'i‘lirvv litimlrvd ilollnis in 82 \o iiiid
SI. piiltl lilt‘i i‘h \\’l'illfl1 mill iuwu t'illll‘l‘di
ml .ii llil‘ linsv oiniiold luuliioiiwl
(‘llllhllt‘t slow the (”WWW iniriod illt‘lil
during illi' ('li‘il Wur pi-i‘iml “1M ilil‘
tluil ri-stvrdiii Hi Frank Husky, “ho
li'trliil) pui‘i‘luisod iliI' oid \itii)
lijvrivuiinorili iiltiw iii Stupor} This!
is Ihl' story which i‘iliiii‘ii trout tiiui
illlit‘l‘ nliii twiiis I‘\tlr\‘ I‘\llli'lli‘i‘ oi
truth
Moio ili.iu itill} \t‘iii‘i nun uhrn twirl
was at it high pit-tuiuni niid the no
It’llt) ui lllt‘ mourn nus illlii‘il tii'
prm-iiiiml \lisi. Lorin-unorih, litt‘ mine
or iii ”iv old plni r was reputed to hi1\'i'
lllll‘ii‘ii this min and train that tiny to
”it“ time it was ting out \t‘Mi‘i'tlfl) ii,\'
”in [lit'KI‘iil ownri‘ of ill" old litiilltl‘ it
has itiiliitli‘ilii} iuiii undisiurlwtl
Why i1 Wllh norm it‘t‘int‘l'i‘tl twinn-
iliwti not unlit-.ii, liut tiu‘ i‘tii‘t oi its
litt'lt'lii i‘i-i'm’i-ri in profit well mini»
lifllli‘ti, and it is tulr to lil‘i‘iilillit‘ thitt
Mini. l.i‘ti\t‘il“‘ill‘lh it-ui’mi for its nulttt
ty ii t‘iili‘tlHiv‘tl to the hunks and
thought ”in old t‘lilllllll')‘ n lwitor
hopping itliit't'
tliinity recently bought the [illli‘i‘
uiid ytwtiv-rdni while looking ntlllit‘ re
tiiili‘fl dislodged ii ultllii' at the ham» oi
llit' l‘lllllllit‘)‘ ltllii the [nut \t'illi ii»
\niunhin t‘iiiilt'llih f‘llllli' to light The
story soon Nili't’iltl and was (illi'i'lll
lull. own the toll-phonon iii Rinphuoy
lust niithi although no one iii-onion to
lliH't‘ liiililill) uni-Ii tho coins lint tho
lllltli‘l‘_ "
it tiiislti wus not “11' owni't oi the
lliilit‘t‘ liln titlr to tho tiliii iiiiniii lll‘
brought in question hy the hulrs til
Miss imiiivuworih it thorn 1111‘ our.
hot is is |i|‘iilii|lili‘ tlint his ownership
in the initiator How will never lw
questioned under the rtrt‘unisinnrim
NORWALK CLUB POOL TOURNEY.
Oliver E. Jackson Deioets Prank l.
Jones. by Score of 70 to 50.
Lovers of good pool plni‘lng will
liuro their wish itrntllied. tonight. iii
the Noi'wnlk (‘iuln when two of NW
lit-st pinyorn will contest. W, l.. (linen.
1.30. hi M‘llflililli‘tl to play lieoti iinvlv
hind. Hit, and it most interesting grime
is exported. The content will ruin
inonei- promptly iii night.
inst evening Oliver ii. .lueknnn do
tented Frank 1. Jones. 7" to hit, lioth
were i-ntnd iii iii. The score by ironies
iiilliiWH:
Jones. , Jackson.
1 1- . i 12ml
1 i-i tr. 1
is 22ml
2:. 2ii~~i
2.". eswi
died .17
:itie— l in i
ii 54ml
3.12mi ‘ a?
saw: ti?
litl 70
W
Clinton Gomiiisniiory, Knights 'i‘oui-
‘ or
Gusts. Fur Sets. Cancel Costs,
Cloth Coats,Shirts. Widths. Mlliinery and Hosiery
SALE 1N BOTH OTDREI.
.......~.-.....
............1.93 up
.25: up
.s.i...a..
our sins st, summit.
iiiiiiiiittiiii ins"
Arthur tiehehe, or Norwuik. iii in
iiridgeport this afternoon.
St. John's lodge, No. 6, A. 1". a A.
M., will work the Fellowcrntt degree
ni its meeting thifl‘flVPllllig.
Albert Heine, driver for William F.
UeKlyii. is ill with pneumonia at his
home in Cross street, Norwnik. George
iieiiodlci is now covering his route.
Charles 13‘. iii-notilitt. United States
Colilmiflflllmt‘i‘. is spending in few days
with his cousin, Mr. and Mrs. E. ii.
it‘lliow, or Chestnut l‘lll't‘t’i, Norwnlli.
Arthur (“art and A. ii. Hall. who
11““: been in the pitiiiting hiisiness uni
dor the lirni mime oi“ i.‘nrr 6‘: Hull. intro
dissolved partnership. Mr. Hull. it iii
stated. will continue the business.
Letter Currier .iohn Greenwood, of
lllt' Norwnlk posintllt-e, is ill and in
his absence Fred Miller is taking his
route in Winnipiiiilt and John Rowe
is taking Willinr F. lluiilinll’n route.
Mrs. John HORN]. of 4 Summer
strut-t, Norwnlii. hail the misfortune to
slip on the ice yesterday noon near
her home and lironlt her right arm.
Tin,- injury was dressed liii‘ llr. W, .l.
'l'rtii‘t'} and today Mrs Hogan in rest.
lug coniiortiihli'.
There was in. pool nuuio inst oven-
iiig in tho Nurwuik l-‘irt- Polli'o tour
m‘)‘. but ni'rniigniiicnis were made to
upon ”it“ third round this evening. At
this time W. Miller and W. Hugger tin»
tiriiodnlod in mm rut-ii. J. Miller has
forfeited his some in Mr. It‘llit‘.
Suhsrrtiitinns to the Notwnlii tln‘u-
il'l' project (‘tmilnuc in porno in Yes.
trriliiy 8200 nus tuition to the fund. the
pliniuvrs lining John F. iienly. 825;
Morris Stull, 35in; lion iiorittnh 825'
it”. You lion-n, $2.1, i". ii, Iiiiuoi-th.
$25. t‘hnrlos Kellogg. $2.3, r‘rnnii
"Hill, :25.
Th;- niiiiiini joint installation “St'iv
t‘ltill'ti oi the unicorn-lion of limiting
tiniu Post. No til. U. A ii. and “iltlh
inuhnni \t‘oi‘iinu's Ri‘lll‘f t‘orps, ,\‘o. Ito,
will in hold this running at (‘ont‘tird
Division linii. Tithics to: tho rurrmiti
llli‘lllfl wii in‘ set in tho PM! rooms. ii
in linpt‘tl tluii illt‘l'l' ntll lio n ltirizo ni
ll'iltltiiit‘i'
Wl‘lii,‘ ultii’ipnnv iii 11)!" vent-r pipvn iii
the l‘h-iuuis h Mun-mt lit'ndquniurrs
in Main silent, Niiinnlh. lids. lump rum
oilimi nud non ln'lrvrs (WINl.\ and Slim
son are happy uniiin ‘i‘lic- inst ruin
was too iniiili too the pipe iinti iris
stopped so imdli ihni ti um urn-stunt
to tune it plumber intern-nu i‘urt oi
the limo iiw untui nus M‘H‘l'til iiirhrs
ill‘i'il in Hip rent oi the quarters.
Stuart i‘ \lurslinll. tho nullitnosn
11ml Man. “it" is viiipiiiwil in .1 ii
liiindio, tho l-Znni \‘ornnlh liiilivi is
mid up at his homr in n spi‘ninod :iii
lilo Mr Aliiisliaii ll‘ll l‘iii- liOiilt‘ iii
lfiiiii \iiinnik. iiiniut I ot‘loch lliie
morning in in! in with and had nonr
on!) it short distance “hon no nlllliiml
and tell Hioiit it ot‘lovh tiiv iiiluiu
luwnmv so puiiiitil that he um. iridium“
to allow llillllli‘ll in iw tnitpn litiillt‘
.ltllliliil)‘ 20 has iii-«ii m-i ut ilii‘ illiii‘
hit the annual lumquot oi Ilit‘ Noinulk
iiiisinoss Mt'lt Assiu‘irtiuii Tilt“ :ii
i.iii \iill luv hold M the Nov-mils Ho
lot, The unsoriniioti will hold its on
lllllll tui‘i‘itni: tin t‘ii't‘litili iii "Rivers
this rrenltin hi i. oi-itwii in tin» Mu
Milli town i‘llili'l room At this iiiiii
pinns to Ilii'lllt‘l‘ tliv liilillilt‘hn illltl lilii
t-nutlie interests of Norwnlk will ho ill»
i'iisiwd liiid ti iiiil iiiii‘tiiiniii'n is ill"
sirt-d
Newsdwilo. .l hi ilvui'diri hits an
interesting i-xliliili oi rurim of illilitil'l
cni \‘itllit‘ at his Willi Minot ntui'n
Some of ”mill (Iitlt' lint-ll to tho Ri‘Vi‘lil‘
tliiii nnd n iiuinhor nunli t‘irii Wnr
snows. Tliuiiv is a list of those dl‘ilIiA
ml (min wanlh to serve in ilit‘
t‘lril War and n tlllll‘y lit-pt hr t‘upttiin
Stephen Monroe. with ilimie tivrst' 1N"
mils, Mar. 2!, limit. lllll 6i "illllli'll
building hnrni; i-‘rtiiiiy. Putt. 7. iiiiil.
\Vll'kl‘r freon; PUD; iii, 1860, at 11‘s
ti't‘ltlt‘k 11- iii.. Methodist i‘lini‘t-ii iilown
down Otluu curios of equal tutor-out
urn in display in the windows.
COOKING! HAVRMAKERE' OFFIC‘
E I.
Deputy Chiet Heymekor William Mc-
Cullon. oi Bridgeport. Present.
i‘ouitenot- iinyiiiniiers' Anmwluliun
No 32 Mi, lind installation of dinner:
at its meeting last night. ”10 work no
tug conducted try it (T. ll, Willlnin Mi-
t‘tillnn. assisted hy P. C. it. James De
inner. A. Shepherd and H. Thomas
Key. of Bridgeport. At the close oi
the work there warn sin-erhns hr the
show gentlemen and l‘t‘ll’t‘iiillml‘niti. A
delegation was also present irom ilii
run iliiyloi‘t to notice arrangements lot
it pinochlr tournament.
Following worn the unicorn iiisiiillnd:
i‘hlol‘ ilnyninkoiw W. is Records.
Assistant t‘hlet liiiyiiiniior ion
(.‘illiil,
(trot-seer» W. i. Decker.
t‘ast (lhlot iinymnitor-« lamest is
Muiltiii.
iiniieotor oi istrnwnw‘lt‘. ll. Mnihtn.
Keeper of llllndlt‘flmd. Wlillniii
Rowe. ,,
iioi-n Minwor-h amiss Mulitin.
(iiisrd of iinylot‘ «Anion iiieoiror.
Guard of liiirnyiirdvo-J. ii. Lincoln.
The reports or .Dflltltii's which were
read showed the linyloti to he in good
condition.
”flint! I’AOGINGIRI KILLED.
lentil}. Pin. Jun. 7.-Piissongei- irnin
No. 23. westbound. on the Lotto Shore
Railroad. is reported wrecked at North
east. Pit. ’i‘hreo passengers are inild
piiir, will meet this evening iind work
the Red Cross decree.
to have been killed sud s number in-
NOS. 3 and 5
MENTS
illll lililll
tConiluued irom First Page)
"Thin i‘t!\'t“lliit‘ cutter service should
limit the littlest opportunity to reply
to tho viini'gos oi put-tinllty that have
been inside nitnhist its ottoris to sum-or
distressed vessels." said Represente-
tive Elit‘ilt‘Zt‘l‘ .1. Hill, oi (‘Ililll('!"ll.‘.ill..
chairman oi the. (lotiiiiiitu-;- u'. amend
liures iu the Treasury liepnitiiienl.
which made ii insurable repori on the
resolution .
Rewritriiiiuiiw Hut-dwiri'. tii‘iilt‘il
that he liiiii intruded to reflect on tho
revenue Horrlt'o, lint ilvpreiiniitiitiri-
.luiiios Mnnu‘ oi iiIiiititn. clinlruinn oi
the i‘i‘iiuiiiitiiw on interstate and Fox»
clitn i‘tlliilllt‘l‘t‘t', l‘iihptlnfll‘ll lu hitter
terms that the art m the Georgian
would how no other purpose
"The gentleman trout Georgia has
horn quoted on risking Wlli'lllhi‘ the
government would do us mud. .‘or the
vessel of ti poor man." Mild Mr Mann.
"Tho rm—onnv ruttrts lHH‘i‘ been in this
luminous (or n hundred years unit haw
inn-n helping rich illul poor nliii... in
lllt’ that use»! “in: liar 'T't'J'Nll‘ti wow
iiiniii- tor iiiiiW'hhtpn, valued nt $13,000.»
thin; and int turnout; worn tnimii from
.‘illll‘lwfl‘i‘hrtl \‘t‘h’ht‘lH 'i‘hv iii‘ullil lii‘
puliiir disaster one no vsuiupiu
“'l'lii- il‘\(’llilt‘ cult-rs m1 thv only
rmwis tliut luiii thvii non-s out into
the storm iiistriid oi going into port
when iiaiiizvr tlirmitviis. ho concluded.
.‘ir Mann “1011 had llit' i‘lt‘i‘k road It
it'llt‘t‘ irtilii (,hiiitniii Worth it lionr.
t‘tllilllifll‘lilflili til the [FTPNUP oiitti‘i' nor-
viir, airing the details of tho lwlll‘t‘ll
for the Nnui'iiiuliul :iiid «torturing that
ii lilitl cost for extra toul. oil and uni-“r
onii who.
com-ml i'li'til‘l's wort" Mutts-d Wort tour
by tho lllt'hitlt‘lil iotiw rltt’t‘liilt‘t‘iiiil‘i‘x
of the hint (inns to patrol tho roasts at
tho l‘tiiitil Siliii‘it in tho \\'li\li'i‘ M'iltiilli
nutt rilliill'l uli aid to illstreasi-it ships.
”l‘Iiil‘i‘ "11' rrsiiiniion wns ndopt-«i
Mr litil said that ii nnyhody deserved
the hood vitil til the government it was
i'tlllillt‘l Astor. tot he had iimirmi "It“
Noiimiuliul to in.. itui-t-rntuout iii the
iwitlnultiit oi the Spanish-.iiiiorlrnn
star. Mid \vht-u it was tit-clinod iliiod
out tit his own oxpi-iim- lht' Astor) lini-
tot‘}. Wliii‘ll iliti t‘It‘t‘liI‘lil work in iht‘
l‘hiitppi‘uo iiiiiiiirm-tlon
Mr iiill tiioii riddled how l‘rvsidt-nt
Romero" lind svni one oi the tinttle
ships on ilii‘ was urouod the world
to n remote isiniui in the Southern 1’»,
illni‘ in search oi till \nit-rivnii seanitin
itflliit‘ti Good, who had been ship-
Wrt-ritmi on it Norwegian hark "And
lii‘ did no more than right." thundered
Mr Hill, "'l‘hni‘n wliiit revenue cutters
and nnrnl vessels are tor."
liimml_:illiiiii.
William E. Hey".
The inner-l oi \Vllilitni Edward
iinyns. who died Wednesday at tho
Norwnik iiotipiini oi' Hrinht's Disease,
will ho hold tomorrow morning at it
o'clock from the i"liiii‘i'h or iii" A»-
iiuuipiliui, “Heliport. ilui'lnl will ho
in King street i‘t'liii‘ll‘i‘)‘, Westpori.
Dot-ennui] was thirty-nine yours oi
nut‘ and was until.» well-known linth in
Norwiillt and Wt‘stiiort lits home was
at iii Franklin IIVi‘iiiit‘
S. Di Giovanni.
bl. iii Giovanni, one or Sniiuniiii'lt'tt
host known and most highly esteemed
citizens, dii-d very suddenly Inst night
at his home in lhnt pliitro. lie was up:
pnronily in good health early in the ov-
tinlnu. iitti Wan stricken Willi heart
trouble and died vorr quit-lily. ”N‘iillih
oil iii survived M n widow and several
children. Fillii‘l‘fli service arrange-
ments here not viii iii-on completed.
George Warn.
(leorgo Warn died this morning iii
his residence in itownyton. aged 00
i'ORl‘I. Mr, Warn is survived liy ii wi-
dow and two olillilren. u daughter. Miss
tinrnh Warn. of Rownrion, and ii son,
George Warn. of New York. Funeral
tot-rte" will he held Sunder niternoon
at 22:10. at. St. Joseph's tihurt'ii. South
Norwuik. Mill interment will follow in
St. Mary‘s cemetery. Nni-wsllt.
KILLED iN PITTOIURG Finl.
l’l’r‘i‘fimil‘ttl. PM Jun. 7.-—-’i‘wo per-
sons were kltiej,5ti‘ other was serious
iy injured audit. vo others rescued
t‘iom almost certain death osriy todiiy
during a tire which destroyed a Mime
dwelling house occupied by three limit»
lies of foreigners. The dead are:
Mrs. Mary Antosowsiit. aged 35
years.
Joseph Aniosowsiii. me 1 months.
’i‘liv lottvr declared tiiui ‘
,,,,;,,,,,_ Mmm
ops arena. "
-’ Wi
GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.
Annual Selling Women’s Muslin
Underwear, Underpriced
The open secret of the cotton goods trade.
us in placing orders for the new and up-to-date stock of Lingerie now on sale, and the prices
on every garment are low enough to bear favorable comparison with any of the
"White Sales" now in vogue. while the quality‘and workmanship bears our
usual guarantee of the best at a fair price.
Corset Covers, - 25c to $2.50 Skirts, - -W - 4
Night Gowns, -‘W59c to $3.98 Combinations, 4- $1.25 to $3.50
INCLUDED IN THIS SALE ARE SOME INVENTORY FINDS OF SLIGHTLY M‘USSED GAR-
oi the very great advance in all Muslins, was anticipated by
98c to $4.50
TO BE SOLD AT REDUCED PRICES.
i,
i. J. Hill ins iiiiiil
'H.Krieger& Co.
W 29-31 West Washington Street
Clearing Sale
OF
Winter Wearing
Apparel
18 NOW GOING ON
OVERCOATS FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS are
selling at greatly reduced prices.
1N OUR CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENTS we are
cutting prices in order to reduce stocks before inventory.
OUR CHARGE ACCOUNT SYSTEM is benefitting
hundreds oi families. You pay no premium for this accom-
modation. You buy from us first-class merchandiscvfor less
money than other stores charge for cash. Come and get ac-
quainted with our system. Everything you buy from us is
backed up by our guarantee: Money back or goods exchanged.
WE OPEN CHARGE ACCOUNTS with all honest wage
earners. Small weekly payments settle your bill. You go out
of debt before you realize it.
H. Krieger &Co.
29-31 West Washington Street
W sPANisu van versnsns.
Visit From Department Commander
end installation oi Officers.
The following comrades of William
Mrl-(inli‘y CMIIIL No. ti. 8. w. V.. warn
installed inst night in their rooms at
it. A. R. hall or Department Communit-
oi thinnnlons. of New Haven‘
Comnisndermhntiiony Simmer
SPECIAL!
Senior Vit'B-Coilillm“tier—~-w. (inva-
....... Neck Sweaters
Junior Vice )oiniuuiider m Clitil'lfill
i’nrhor. $3.00 AND 03.50 QUALITY
Adiiitnii ~-Anthonr B. i‘ihlotto.
Quarter asterwiienry M. Perry.
Otiirer of the IMYWOHI‘M‘ Anderson.
Ofllcer of the Guard-«J. 1.. Bohrnns.
tthiiplelanililnm fl. Richards.
Surgeon—*wtilinm i‘luthrio.
'i‘rusteewc. M. Flewwellin.
'i‘hu tiepsrhneni i-ommrinddr also do.
llvnmd an interesting ndtiress. lit the
close of the evening refreshments
were served.
$1.50
BLACK AND (MAY
8‘
Wee-— nan—venue—
lRtTiIH moons AND IXPORTQ.
LONDUN. .isn. ”hm—Tho December
statement or the heard of Trude shows
increases or 819.799.an in imports and
saiditid‘itltl in exports. The principal
increases, in imports were toodstuirs.
raw material and manufactured 300th,
but the veins of American cotton dot
crossed 810,000.000.
Joseph Davis
I6 Washington Itroet.
tenth Net-wont.
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Norwalk Chronicler