Spental Sale
LADIES’ FINE
' .1 lot Ladios' Gun Metal new tip
toe Button $3.50 $2 98
a
, Shoes at ........
Gun Metal new ‘
’ lot" Lndies‘ $2.98
“ 1)an toe Button
.83 50 Shoes at..
. 3 lot Ladies Gun Metal new tip
$3.09; Lace sum)
waltCIthI‘titJI't no? my ‘3' $20 98
put to illka three uafé 'INOH new
wete In the midst of oftortzi‘ttn
.hite the pout-office sate. Two of t
men were at work inside the building.
while the third stood guard outside.
The men had already set off one
charge whilti Kent was at the opposite
end of the village. This had looaoncd
the safe door. They had inserted att-
othcr charge and were about to ex-
plode it when Kent appeared on the
scene. He at once opened tire. The
guard lttituedlatuly look to his boots,
and his companions dashing. out of
the front door of tho post-other. dis-
“"“"lutppeared after him in the darkness.
l‘hcre is no clue. l'ostnutator (‘. A.
l’aitoo said there was considerable
money as Well as a large quantity oi
ntatups in the sure. Tho robbers sc-
curod nothing.
The poat~oiiioo in located in a build-
ing on the publir aquarr and while
the square itself in in dill‘kilt'h‘fl afior
midnight. two bright lights are kept
burning all night in the post-otllrr. in
the glare of those lights the twu mou
iuaide lite place purnuetl their attt-mpts
:tt blowing the Bath. The strong box
tum had wrnppe wall with hot
ltorso bianltotli w loll this morn g
were identified ah those which had
been stolen flout a local litwet) niablo
about a week ago. The tools with
which they oporntod were also the
propoit) of local Wagon shop. ’l‘ho
men had not! the tilt! so well
with the blankets thttt the wood of
the explosion was ulmoai contplctcly
untitled. though it won said this innin-
mg occupants of a hotel nearby had
hen rd the noise.
in speaking of his axporionoo Watt-h-
titan Kont naltl that as ho Wan on IIIF
patrol tmin the ulnar Ind oi the \‘Iilagn
Ilt‘ now by tho light of the lantib-t‘itl
thr- post-office a man ulnndlng in front
of that building. As ho drew nearer
he saw ovidcnco which led him to bo-
Ilovc that an attvntpt Wan being outdo
on tho post-omen auto, and tuklnr. ro
logo itt IIII‘ shadow of it onto pout ltr
tired Ollt' shot from his rerolwr at tho
titan. 'l‘ht- latter at once lied and al-
most Immediately the two (illit‘l‘s ran
from tho. poni-ollloo and ort'apod with
their companion. having dropped their
limbs where tbuy were standing. at.
tho ubtrin.
l'ottltuuatoi' l'ntten Wtiiiitl not any
how much iuonev Iheto tutu Ill tho
.\al'o but ntlmltgnd that thorn “as roo-
altlotnbio 'lbt- itlllIltlI‘IIIt‘h' lorltu lit-
rliuo to the opinion that the attempt
won that of amntourit.
nttttornsutfint
nuttoustv AWAITEI)
Condor-turn. traiumou and ouginrvru
rtnploycd on tho New York. New lla-
roll and Hartford railroad rotupany aro
anxiously awaiting tlcvoloptnouiu In
tho tnattor of their tlontundit for in
t-roanod wagon. Up to tho present. the
OHRIIN‘PI'H haw not prourntod their
proooaotl not working am-eomont. and
will not, in. II probnbility. until tho
fort- part of woolt. no ihoy are not
up llt‘l‘thllH‘ or the situation an lha
others. .
Altltouizhw. .
would loo '
l the face of things it
7.. 5 though nothing worn
bring donx y the Conductors and
traintnonnii .v are working harder
than over. ohn It. Roma. of Bridge-
port. chair n of the trainutan'it ox-
i-ottilvn mil itteo. and Joromlub Willi.
or Now “if. n. bond of tho ilrolher-
actors. are hunt busy at
ii are brlpnrod to malm
e as won no they hear
trout nail til headhunters.
it was t tight that before now the
committee of both the trniumcn and
Conductor” Would haro‘roaumnd acm-
iiatious with (lonernl Manager Hitt-
hoorl of (it?
all times
the next Ill
aim» of the New Huron road How-
over when n yolierduy. Chair
mun Itowo otntod that them watt bulb
Iiiit doing; that no hint not heard from
Proaltient im of thit 'i‘rainmou. and
had arranged no halibut with Mami-
ger Higgins.
HIGH OGHOOL NOTED.
Tho picture. “Going to the Horne
Fair." by Rosa Bonbnur. was present-
otl this morning at honorably to Room
17. which «old the lamest. number of
tickotn to rthe rocont art exhibit. The
colored picture. ”An Evontful .iour-
any. offered by Howard A. Thin. was
altio pro-entail to Mint Hazel New-
oomb thin morning
«as IWIIT OIANGIB. 250.
Florida tin-Iota. It Jonton'u.
l i
(ago. The
”uh atatod that
viiclar in getting
HAZLF but would take
the n... .. up _ once and llniuh the
work.
I.
”g”. m...
DIIIIIBT PABIBII LADIES
DIVE AIIDTIIEII BDDIAL
Pleasing Enlcrlainmenl Program Pre—
sented at the Home oI Mrs. S.
W. Kelly
.\notht-r tnoni onjoyabh- social and
ontortaiutueui was given last owning
by the young ladies of (thrbtt pariah.
at the home of Mrs. S. W. Kelly. Scar
aidi- place. The spacious parlors were
crowded with tripods of Illt‘ parish.
and the following program was‘ oxrop-
tlonally well rouderod:
Violin StlIvaCIlal‘Ivtl Stirling.
Parlor l’lntwllin Old Swwlht'uris,
Cut oi Characters. .. ..
A Confirmed liachclor Earl Etltuonda
()ld Swoolhoaitl.
Haiti ........ Mina Ethel [incite-r
Kate ............. Minn Ray lo‘lcldinn
Blanche ........ Minn Bot-tho Si. .lohu
Ellxnbcih ...... .\iltttt Natalie Wheeler
Mildrod .......... MIMI Mabel Wood
(flora .............. .\Ibut Blair Kelly
.iouuolit- .......... Minn Ada llubboll
Melon ...... Minn Nollit- Olumtnd
’l'cgitt ........... Mint-t Alberta 'l'wietu
Mary . Mina Ll‘flh Sltrrwood
IIt't‘iliItIilllw'MIHH IPttlit‘i‘non.
Violin Solo~ Miss lfitllul BOI‘IH‘I'.
itocltntiou~Wintoo..!st'.eally.
Violin Solo-~Minn Reba thtachoilr.
Plano Solo~li2rhst Erlcnon.
Radiation—Miss Alberta 'l‘wbut.
\‘oral Stilt) ‘‘‘‘‘ Wluion Kelly.
Al iho t-ouolualon or Iht' ottit‘riuitt-
moot rt'troshtut‘uin worn norvod and b
arm-rat norial llilit‘ ruioyed by all.
The roroipts. amounting to about
$25.00, will rumploic the payment for
a memorial window placed in the
t‘Illlt‘t'II by ttioinborn of Mrn. (i. F.
Smith‘s Sunday at. ‘1 china and tho
and the balance will .‘o for tho gonor-
nl riiurrh fund.
The play prom-bird t-apilvatod all.
not only truth the lililblt‘t‘h' humour in
\\‘hI(‘Il It won girl-n. but froth tht- iourh
of rmtllntn It oonvoyrd.
" .4”ch LEMONS. 25c 00:.
Al .lonoloil’ is. 72 North Main St
IIAIIIII DIIIIEIIDDIIF
APPEAIIS III TDWII
Norwullt frlondn worn uturh tturprbt-
oil yontcrday to son Harry tlrroudort
in lhulr utltlai. Mr. Orrottdort, it will
bu. rcutomberod. was ttrroniod about
nix tuouthu ago in .\inaurltuuotla. ltav
lug gotten into an auto accident, putt
watt nontonrnd to abt monthu Ill Juli.
"Anti i had to more it too." In- remark~
oil to our of bin fricudu thin morning.
Young ()rrentlort appoarod dolightod
to bo out uttrr big long confinement.
and tiald that ho Intended to go to thy-
tontt. Florida. to make a moon! for
hliunolt. Ho unilu ii‘ridny. accompan-
lted by hbt Clialmoru-liotroil. ulrlppod.
which will onior in Home of tho oncody
menu In the Sunny South. ()rrondorf
was also accompanied by hia friend
Horrinuton. who will mako the trip
with him.
rtmutttts ilAilBEii
'- A mu BLAlE
W
A titlil alarm About 4: 45 yesterday
attbrnoon. toolt tho Putnam Hone
chemical wagon to the old thlonal
intuit building. in Want Waubington
street. to put out it blue origination
mm the operation: of plumbers In
thawing out I water pipe. The flames
were Iquelohod by the application of
one patent extinguisher. no that the
dnmogo watt confined to a very few
dollara. Driven Samuel McGowan and
Fred A. Stanfield. Jim. Assistant (inlet
In. W (lint-it and Edward MOGOWEu re‘
spanned with tho apparent: and found
that the tire ind «ton in way into I.
wall and a boom
it; 27:
;..:‘,V.
An
,ti'iioluhhoh
GEE ~‘ , REDUCTION SALE “
Ladiett' Fill Con. .
K Cloth Catlin;
Children; and Girl
Kimonos and Carl“;
’ Com. from
Covers .
88 89th Main In, C. Mot-walk.
THE TENTH 8CMI~t
Clearance
. or . . .
Men’s and Boys’ Suits.
- Overboats, . Etc.
l8 . now GOING "ion AT
D. 'GOTI‘IJIEB’S
ii NORTH MAIN 33".. sq. NORWALK
Are You Alive?
if you are. why don't ton live right
and have some comfort. then you can
go to the Central Hotel and have first-
cinan mount with aioam heat. gun and
electric lights. hot and cold water
baths.
oooo Ataw‘noom, Union 50c PER
NIGHTU
$200 up PER WEEK.
“HE BEST STOCKEID CAPE lN
TOWN
lreotlfl
... u..t.NTRAL HOTEL
Ll-Iéuiéiimwf“ a Chit-taut; Stun»!!! tail:
3*”
Col. proud! I... OMEGA.
the members
tnaguiiioont
NNUAL .
Sale
”w MW
llliliIl IIIIIS
that part countatod «-
nuntbcra while the lattw“, Ms Mm
mind to Ikililliimlfl .. .\lru I’lliiI
t‘buin' Morton. which "Hit"
of tho quartet \cry woll. ”I” “mm"
'l‘hr rotuploit- pronrttui oi ‘ o norv
int: iut‘ludod: ‘ Mrs.
"A War Song“ ...............
.\ir. lloans
"At the I"l‘('ttIi Air t'nioo"
Minn t‘o‘tr
iI"I|Iinil ........ Gounod"
Minn Loo.
"I’t'llt‘ltitw at tho booth"
Minn Itit hartltilon.
v.7; "
throughout bud b
tanttad anti was In
. t
“.lowt-t Song"
I Otit annual
Iii'iii‘ll
"The Mourning \'t-ii‘ ...... ilnrlow
a .\Ilna (oli
"lib lbrutnu“ ................ Toati
Mt Albrot'htt.
"l‘ho hairy Chitin" .lmhtuauu
"l-‘ort-ign tlhlldrt-n.” triini'tet.
"t‘ulrica." noun. conirt lto.
"Keepsake Mill." song}. bans.
"it no one over ntnrriloa inc.“
uoprnno.
“Stain." song. touor.
“Sontag the world." ntbtrlvt
"Tlit- nhip that sailed into tho stun."
Kong. t‘tmtrilllo
"'l‘ht' Swing." noun. tillll'iihll.
“.\luntard and tlrtum.“ noun. busno.
“'l‘bo Moon.“ noun, ttmor
"Thank you wry liliiit‘Il
ouurirt.
“lilind utuu'n butt." utiurtot
'l‘ho. lllt‘llilwl‘n of tho tuml'lt'l
.\iiaa .\Iiunlr E. I.t-t'. iloprnnu;
l~1llzubutlt itirhnrdaon. t-ouiruliu. Ila»
rid Albrm-ht. tounr, utiltl Stutilvt' .\i
llontut, balm. whilo At‘tihut- r‘t't'tlorit'k
Huntington. thc rhttrrb'r oroauini. was
tho accompanist oi tbt- awning.
n. mow—tr“
IIAILIIDAD TDDLiIIDlISE
IIDBBED WEED IIIDIIT
it ublwttt't-d to i‘invt oi i‘oiirr \‘t’ll-
liant \‘olltuor this morning tintt tnttybo
sonic oroolot arr proportion to turn off
it "omit-king“ Job. or abut bud oilt' illltl~
carry during the night...
'l‘hbt morning. Svriiotit lv‘orriunn Wilt
IIlIlil Callahan. ol‘ llw Nit-w York. Now
IIIH‘I‘II and Hartford litullrotttl t‘oln‘
puny, reported that a tool bount- at
Burinnwood wnn found hroltt-n upon.
‘l‘ho only uriiclcn intuition wort- two
plcka and two rhlnoin. Thumb arr Itlnl
tho nt'tlolon that would Hill!“ In handy
to noble burnlur or t-rttcltiuuutn.
mtg——
IIDSBAIDAIID IFE
PBDBABLI IIIIDEIIED
W
CLEVELAND. 0.. VIII). it. Thu hott-
lna of John Junownkii and hht wife
le'l‘ti found in lboir limit" on lilvrr
avonuo by tho pollen itiday. it III bo-
llorod that both were ‘niurdorcd IMII
Monday night by n h‘lhlttil‘ whouo
name in not known.
Mr. and Mrs. .litnuwitlltl. both about
thirty yourn obi. had lot bot-u noon
about the hobbit HIM?" Hitlurtiny. and
their ulmoncn wait rt-poi-tmi to tho po-
lloo. who invotillmtiod. l‘itr bonito wow
forced open. Lying thou the iloor.
tun bodltta. ouch in II pool of blood:
were dimovercd. They had been stab-
boil.
A neighbor woman ii iii it utruttgnr
rallod upon the couple l1Mlll'tIltt night
and thcro‘ watt much or tilting.
mun-ad
Tho tuemberti of no rkooportt' (‘lr-
cla. King! Daughtnn‘ or the Non
wallt Congregational CI urch. have no-
cumi tho norvlonti of ‘Dr. Parlthurlt.
the tumour matropoiittt member. who
will deliver his noted I turn on "Wom-
an." in tho Norwullt congregational
Church A data baa not yet, been choo-
on. While Dr. ParitbuI at will lecture
under the annplceu or the niroia. he
will be entertained b Milli litfilo i.
Lane. through whom 1 finance be bu
been secured to spank art.
«can.
tutti-rd."
Ilt‘t':
MIKK
AL
The many tricudu t irvlng Rood
‘woro pinned to and hi on the street:
of Month yuterdny Mr. Road bu
boon ill with borne for several
weeks. .
ROI” 0:325. Fill Sets. WI COIIM
Shirts. Widths. Mlllinery and Battery
hat-cuinonutc..
‘ SALE IN BOTH CTORID.
..........................81its tip
.360 up
615 Main bit, Mumford.
III] IIEII'S Illllllllli Illill
Bill
(Continued from Firlt Page.)
n...”
platform surrounded by potted plan’ia.
at the left side of the building.
To make up for the boxes which
have been unpopular when the ball in
{illHIIIEl year» has been held at Music
Hall the gnlietv was partitioned off
into bottom and were filled for the
grand march and a further view of
tho tentivltlea during the evening.
in ndtlltion to the hundreds of via-
itorn iron. The .\"orwnllta. there wot-o.
dtilomtiioun from Stamford. Bridget
port.. New Canaan and vurioun othet
places. a numbcr of which aont tlelrgu
tinntt of Red Man.
Previous to the grand march. which
wan niartod at it o'clock. the orchouirn
played a brief cottrori. which was tiltll'v
onghly enjoyed. it rooulutod oi‘ ihonu
numbers:
Mnrohm linugittrra at tho Amoriran
llottilution
thorium ilohentiuu Illti .
'l‘hno. Morten 'l‘ohnnl
solarium Itlrnlni... ..br \‘ordi
Tbi- grand march wait to tho music
of “Sunshine.“ written by l-‘rauit ch
Inniuutly. wlwn tho mart-h wait an.
honored. the Hi't'lli’ took on own more
animation, All about tho nitlowalba
worn tho gttonta to How tho march.
whirit wan moat tirotllittlily performed
'l‘hr lt'udt-r wan Former t‘tittlit-iltuttn
li'ranlt ll. Fitch Slum-vii ltit‘itIIiI‘l"~t oi
titr- t‘onitniltoo noro in t‘ogtiinilott l?\t“ll‘
inn tIi'Nm and alum-u ir‘ Louis \‘ill not
Mr ir‘iich it-prt-wntrd
itt‘ltlod tilt: t‘tlllltltlllm'
tuttdtod roilpit'b.
IAJIIIK
worn
dwbnotl in all
:tmptr liltlllllllt‘. including tho
‘. twittttiiui tud Ilto r I
was union or .. ‘ I 3‘
Whol‘o n mm, trlttl' ll sumo t‘kltt‘tlilih
tho second trial . Ini IIINlilIltW'
found guilty ot II who “‘Pl'i!
whtln nubnitn won couv
tier In the Inertial dearth on "'I‘
llfo imprlnwfiout. 4. “
Throughout both "this shrink pro-
ttmtod his lnuooanw and alumni tho
uttnottt good nniurr and whoa not»
intend to death tot tho nomad tituc
invited all to mow to lllii hanging
and son what a tutti Hod would do in
Illa (“hitch
”m”... - ._......_
FIBE PDLIIIE PDDL
PLAYERS TAKE LEAD
The South .\‘oruailt l-‘lro l‘olit-o
lwurdod tho lioit In its ouo lair but
night. In othcr words. liko tho imtnor
tal t‘tu-rtur. they want, they saw and
Him conquered. it am; at lbtrion.
whoro tht-y accomplished tho {out last
night.
Tho t-louth Norwnlhvrn foil down ra-
tbrr hard In the initial nonuiou in tho
ititorrolttpnlt)’ pol iout‘nuiiwni Milt
Barrio Hook and lmidor and Euclno
t‘otupuny. of IIIII‘II'II. and t‘H‘l‘ ultiot'
thew Iiuvt- boon iriltm to outrh up.
Lani night they did and now hlh‘t' tho
Ioltl by two poluin. no that It can road
or lw noon thIt tlu- iotn'uatuout ht a
wry I‘IUl‘Il‘. one Ittrltit-ulally. tho looul
ilroutou worn \wll i-utortniucd in
ihvir «tutor-town flroinru. tho ioniivl.
lion including an appointing lunch.
'l‘wo guinea worn played hint ultthi.
Fred (H. Hubbub wan from littrr)‘ iit'ltli-
rltliun, too to lot. and John Marsh
trout Prod Smith by tin» arorc of but
to 'I'It. 'I‘htI total in now hill to {tilt In
tho li‘lt‘t‘ l'ollco'n tuvor.
'l‘utuorrow night the lbtrlou ilro
man will come to Booth Norwnlk tor
anoint-r round in illt‘ louruuutooi. llotb
ootuptmr’n haw ailll to put thoir limit
pinyin-u in the hold.
PINOOHLE TOURNCV.
Mayfloworn lent out Did Watts. 57
Damn to 51.
in the liitorotintpuny pluochlo tour.
utnuoul botwoou Old Well Hook and
ladder Company. of this city. and M“.
tiowor Hook and lAdiiar Company. of
Eton Not-walk. which wan concluded
butt night at tho old Well truck IIOIIM'.
tho liltnu Norwullt lireutou worn victor-
loan.
At the beginning of non night‘s bitty-
in; the Mayflower: Inc] by two game-t.
'i‘bn ovenlng'nmlnylng put them tour
mo gamoa Inathe ind. making it to-
tAl of ii? game» to ill (or the worm»
tutti ’boon.
Anti remit of the Monument the
Old Well boys will tut-nigh the Mar
howlrti with a nun nlmvdnr supper.
BOOTH NORWALK CLUB POOL.
In the tut some“ in the first round
.75. normal Charm Knob. in by
the more of it to ill. The lint time
in tint «cont! round. between iii W.
Fitch 100. and iii. C. unwound. no.
will be nthyotl this evening.
maul. showing how close the oontottt'
of the South Not-mi k Club pool tour-
nutrient. played tut nl ht, A. Bangor.
lllilllillilill OISE SHIPS
llllill’li'lillll
(Continued from First Page.)
and after thanking tho mombers for
their attention tIIHlltISMftI them. and
thou announced that no for an the
State was ounrct'uod tho nutrition of _
Mr. Kennedy an oouttsrtl for the defend»
not worn at an tutti. ’l‘hbt climax lol-
louvtl tho illiIlIlt‘tIIItHi today oi the
translation of :t It‘IIl‘!‘ l‘l‘t'i'lt‘l"lI by .\Ii‘
t‘aaaidy.
junior t‘tlitlifit’l tor the no
than. in \‘IIII‘II tin-xv wry-v ihiom
ttmtiuat ihr lilo til II)" latlur should
rho try to throw the rt-Hpouslltlliit for
tho ri'iino upon .loo .‘IIilt‘itt-Il. tho tiilwr
dt-ivittlunt in tho tltatui .lurr indict-
Illt'llt.
‘I‘ltt- rt'usou for this ilt'lilili as given
by the Form “an IIIIII it tumult-d llll-
bonalbln for the tutors not burn
soon the xtury of tho It‘IIi'i or at blunt
batt- rru'l tho in-adiiom in illi’ morning
pillwt‘u. 'l'lIv t'titilpfi‘ilrt-tl that hating
noon tho story they Could not help be-
ing lllIIllI‘nt't‘tI hi it
in
‘Ai: soon but tilt‘ t'tttlii wont-d .\aniax
titlit Stititi's Alitil‘tLr) K'IIUKIL t‘.tllt‘(l
tlit .tltt'lliititt of IIIl‘ (wait in tho slim
grit in morning palms ttlItIt'i bin IIIMIII‘
rays of a lotto: sent to Silllllit‘ Kriicb
utttINn «high pin has thunttvnotl with
Hugh Ho said that thi-tti it'u‘ii t'lot
hilt. (‘0 l his mind that ”I" objott of
baioit'. n u to iniluuurt- ihv IliiA.5IIiil
blazv nprv aid hr cqtmnb-ut to a
Ihinloo Park »u oi the rit'rutttstnn
tow IIIIIIIIII’S MI ‘tr- tiim‘hnrgp nf [hp
than to thit‘ out
plant. whit-h on
boiltlliliza lilid rowrti
of ground.
It) hard Work,
ed in rottilniuu
building of tho
and tho rattle shod. Tho luit
turn was only partially huruv
Iht' oihor was it total loan. III II.
lilllt‘h valuable tuttt'h‘tttt-ry and ii iii
block of Ronda.
'i‘ht- t-xart radar of tho ilro In tto
known.
Whoa iltt- tunnagotuvnt Moonlblod'
iht- worittuvu of tho abbnioir iltbt tom
noon it moi rrportod that Michael
Hogan and twat Poloa wrro thinning. i
It WIIH ltuowb ihni Rattan. just in»
turn ”to tirt' bt‘Oko out. wont to ono of
tho uppor iloortt for luurh and no (mo
now hitu oonio out of tho building.
The whnrruluniln of tho two l‘oloal
“‘l’IIi blow of a‘ uiyutm. but no lrint ‘
oi iht-ttt roulti br found In tho imlilh-
borhood up in ii a. m.
-AJW -vm
~BUTTERI IUTTERI CUTTER!
I‘llglit t“.touiuory :i.lt‘ lb .lom-loff' n.
our—n MW
IIEED 0F BDITABLE FDDD
EDI TDBEIIDIILDBIB IIDIE
». «mad...
'i‘ltp monibb l'otmrt of tho impou-
nary Counuittoc nbown nu lurroaolnn
number of pationot trotttod and it most
nutiai‘ttctory rottpouito to tho trouttoont
itt tnont Citation. proving boyond quoti-
tiou titt- worth of tho ituttitutlon.
'Tho should! need It present In a
fund (or the supplying of suitable
nourllhlnx food to such patient: Iti
cannot provide it tor tltomnolvas und|
thorn are much cam
A proper diet II one at the grout
u my tooth. .\Ir.
lilit‘nIIitil in
inst i'llt‘l innit
«(Hilton iii
no ltw-tt
\muld
IIlI‘ m-
IIlt‘ flan
routicrlon
’ IIDIDATID
.iuvotlnx of the M
factors in the modern titothod of turn.
ot tuberculous“. on: being our of the
moat important llama on the hit.
The committee would um upon tho o.
attention of the public ibbt method!
trauma-or runabout oohtributlom of
money or ronulnr provision of upncinud
foodn. til nhlii be moat “would. or
convenient to tit doom
Any person willing to help along
thin very practical and necnnury work
may communicate with Mrl. John Bop
moor. chairman of the committee. or
Mrs. Henry 9. Price. treasurer.
The nubile iii urgtid to impact the
walk. at any or III omen.
Airs and lit". Horatio Hutchinwa. of
New HIV“, are guests of ur. end
tit-ti. Henry i". buy It than home In It“ ”“'
‘Mllh “not. Milk.
humanity on Pine street. booth Nor-.9 A...
Plain Pongees, in all the new shadings, are Very
attractive, as is the price, 39c per yard
Look in the east window for some of those fancy
Silk TIsSues, for Scarfing, 27 inches wide, 89¢: per Yard.
New Patterns in Wash Goods are arriving daily
of which a more detailed deseription will appear in
this space next week.
Charge Accounts
Opened
Charge Accounts
Opened
H. KriégerSz C0.
29-31 Weét Washington Street
The Leading Outfitters for Men, Women
and Children in The Norwalks
Wea
The El
III
ratings to us
oihrr‘.
tho lita‘
sale.
fliln‘ll‘
rrrird 0‘;
hind. .
M79. “(in
Laat and Final Closing
Open a CHARGE ACCOUNT and
settle your bill in EASY WEEKLY
~PAYMENTS.
is of little consequence during
ATTEND OUR
Jr
Out Sale
ring Apparel
I
ock mutt go. Price and prot-
ilto nttbjrci
an nutb thrt.
iiinruna ratio
lug nobinriu.
tho irwu of t
Milton and now:
All wuuwu ll
out-idiom tun t‘
prvouttt.
.431
Muoh internal l
inrtororti‘ Anuorbi
at tho Booth Nor \'
turnout of tho but
and tho indications
I in.. morning
orlng will bun boom” "‘~- """ii'm‘
\‘nrloun iilllltll‘I of
room up til thin tint. u.
attontion oi tha ontiromI brawn-
W ' '
~0Ann 0". TanxIflnul‘d I0
i tiouiro by thin iuonnltfit‘mlml 0"
Mime“! thank to all
who entrusted nymph
recent bereavement
Mitts mourn n W“
Itil. all kind a of
am roooivod at J i
the ill noun bu . i.
mm “W
9
VIOLIN”
on. talented
Mon. at stunt: MM
rieger 8100.
., morning prnyur:
i'uyt'i‘ hull Mormon
DIV LOHNG. P%!“~TINI30
l'rnmptum and outlatuotl‘on m
West Washington Street
lit-outta. ot tloru
"1.. JIIIII‘I’I'
run he fouutidtorn tor it
ithort limo inmost: tut Spring
hoods will molt bu Miro.
SUITE. . . .. £19.00: wrro 316M
ntnrs. . Milton: worn 820.09
All tWEiit,‘t)ATh. $1000
’l‘but won $1400 to '30. on
All aim . ,
t it nutrition
0 Ioniltt
tun-train is car ‘
too
on
IN
TAG'IOI'.
Joseph Davis ‘
is Washington Oil-«to
Mirth Norfolk.
Norwalk Chronicler