ere sFFthe wdynto reasona—
oi, hand tailored" guarans‘
d sn1t ori overcoat of the
latest model and ’the newest
brics for $1o—«what’s thei '
ac of paying more? -
out.
sslip a
The Cepyrig'ht
T-—I~$7 81310——
Clothing Co."
A 6 North Main St.
.V‘VthVVD. .
ingredients in“
loan RAIHS
~ “Mayfau
WOMEN’S SHOE-Sn
5.1m...— .
Gun Metal, Pat. communist Cali.
“ win—o
Lace and Button on latest last.
$2. 510 ‘81 33
Womens Storm Rubbers for
loss and high heels
145 washington at. ‘ Becker Block
Telephone 420-2.
wide
500‘
”fFFThe Hare and the
F ortoue
e Beers Meat 81
Provision Co.
2 ‘Wost‘Wasbingion ‘St., South...- In “St
. . , . V 1;, [11'
. ;- Norwaik
i3— 15 Main Street‘s“i Norwa
‘ Phone at Both Stores ‘
. Buckwheat
Pea ,
Nut '
Stove
Etc
Broken
Cancel
B'ibrliuious
the Abov "3‘ Kinds
“W“ «a...» .
' be honest.
A turtle and‘ a rabbit once agreed
«to tan a race. but in a little while the
bunny was so far ahead that he curled
, up for a little rest, but falling asleep
he gave the: old turtle a chance to
crawl past him and reach: home first.
Moral: Slowly but surely the pee
' pie or The Norwal-ks have learned that
when it comes to buying JUNK
G. 'Youaniskv
pays better prices than any other
Junkman. Ono cent a pound for rags
and the very best pricestor feathers
and metals.
; Scrap Metal ls Booming
ASK FOR PRICES
Every one that works for me must
Those that are dishonest I
discharge Ono cent a pound for"
ran: in my limit. The sign.
WM. EFFRON
or 35 Fort sum. stint metk'.
must be on the wagon and the driver
ve you a duplip'ate slip. Feath-
5.11mi amp Tires 11 specialty.
_Teiophono 441.
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Allillll AAA AAA
Al SAAAAAARA SlAlli-A
Thomas Shaunhnosay. Groono
Farms Livoryman, Finds
it There
:1
Thomas Shaughnessy. a liVery- stable
keeper in Greene Farms, received a let
ter in this morning' a mail which cheer-
ed his heart and sent him hurriedly to
Stamford
The letter was written by one of two
men who hired a horse and wagon from
Mr. Shaugbneasy. yesterday afternoon A
They represented themselves to be can-
vasserg for an on concern in New
York The men deported, and after
waiting until midnight for them to re-
turn.
alarm.
This morning early he received the
following letter:
‘ ”Dear Sir: We lost our way today.
and are now in Stamford: Horse and
carriage are in 0. [.1 Palmers' livery.
stable, Main moot eomer of animal)“ been hired and not returned and
p19.” met this man, idr whom he later at-
next to the fitamfod House
call for same. We both got drunk, and.
boys no money left. but We will send “0“"
you some as soon as we get home. no
apectfuiiy. Agents." ‘
The letter was undated .,
Mr. Enoughnoaay «and at once to
Stamford and he found his horse tin-:1
wagon in tho; Palmer stable.
leit there yesterday afternoon by one
or the ”young men, with instructions
that the horse be fed and cared tori
1 cont «'1'! *dlibomfort In F The man me he would call for the am.
room 11 too much-«for you M later 111 the evening. no «11a and
4511111“ 99 per ,call however lie was not intoxicated.
:nswerinx some shortly after the urlvsl of Mr
, , allocation”,
. one inure
‘ hi
1.
another than came .to
'factory in time for the occupants
.Nl-i'HVVVV'fl'IHt'A
‘ it log with findings mm.
with GUARANTEED SKINNEIA
Fit and style guaranteed. ”This is t
has 111 T1! Norwaiiia,
all Furs remodeled on the premises at mm
FEINSTEIN 813
Litmus? "raucous an
, 1111.. “or ;
as Norm Main on; . F
x 5 ' , ; ' .
town in search of the two agents. :He
said he was their employer. .
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(Continued from 111-111 page.)
structions and as he turned to carry
out his co’worker 3 wish he heard the
companion of Ross whisper. “Beat it. "
eodloss to say Ross "beat it " but ‘
he was not thus easily to escape. for
Meeker was hot on his trail and went
up River street from Wall street but a.
few Teet in the rear.‘
Ross is speedy on his feet, but Meek-
er plugged swiftly after him’.’ The pur-
sued turned intova yard in River street
and Meeker thought he had gone into
a house. He waited outside for; a mo
ment and then Chief Motherland arriv-
ed running hard. Meeker informed the
chief where Ross had seemingly disap
peared and the chief suspected that
the forgcr had gone through the yards
to Belden place.
Sending Meeker after Ross through
the yards Chief Motherland sped up
River street. Here he met John Hyde
the oil dealer, in his delivery wdgonV
and Hyde informed the policeman that;
aman had just run intodho Salts Tex
tile yard. Jumping into the wagon the.V
chief bade Mr. Hyde drive with 11111
speed after the course taken by Ross
To such good and timely service was
the oil wagon put that it reached the
to
see Ross jump into a corner behind the;
factory. Here the escape was out ol‘fi
by the mill stream and it took but a.
few moments for the chief to meetl
Ross at bay in the corner The rest
was comparatively easy ‘
Ross was returned to the bank. lden
use one
AAAAAS‘SIAIAIAAA
From 0111111qu to flu neuron
Work in very Sails-
factory Manner
”.4...
Members of the order which. takes
its name; from America’s national,
bird-the Eagle—«Fraternal Orderof "
Eagles. gathered in the Town Assom~
bly Hall at Norwalk, last night, to the
number of three hundred to attend
the lowest class initiation exercises
ever held under the auspices of Nor- -
ummmMr
Big Delegation Comes flown
F ‘ the Best Makes. 5
Shirts and Drawers. medium
weight. White or gray ..
Merino, 50o; wool, $1.00
Heavy ribbed. Tloeced lined 50c
Heavy any wool... 751:. 31.00
Double breasted gray or our
cum Wool Shirts . 51511
Drawers to match $1.50
_ votoo; wool ribbed, 112.00.;
w . Men’s.GIOVes
A New and Complete 81001: of A
UNION sums-Conan Flam. A
. FFF 31......wa n... 3......
[Pajamas
OUTING ‘ FLANNEL NIGHT
SHIRTS—For nan, 60c. 75::
for bOys. 50°.
corms FLANNEL saunas
-For men, $1.26. $1.50; for
boys. 59o, 751331.00.
Woolen 251:, 501:
. Working Gloves. 1111011 or up.
lined V. . 50c, 751:, $1.00, ".50. 32
_ Tani Walking Gloves 81. $1.25
Gray suede lined .. $1.15. $1.50
Silk lined ......... $1.50, $2.00
Reliable Husiery
for Men
" Cotton 12 1-211, 250..
; Silk Lisle 25G, 390,501:
"filth. 25c, 50c, {1100, find ,F .
Woolen.......... 25c.35c.5oe
lovinl-oloo.
A big assortment of MUSLIN
NIGHT SHIRTS 50c, 7511.31.00
The woman who wants a nousoworb
or generally «has success with a Son
tins! want ad
walk Aerie, No ass, 1* or E. and one ., "
of the longest ever held in this sec-
tion of the state. Fiftyveigbt candi-
dates received their”? feathers at the V A
initiatiourlast evening at the hands
0! the champion degree team of the .F
state, from Danbury Aerie. of Dans
bury. .
The Danbury Aerie was represented
by a delegation of nearly a hundred,
which reached Norwalk about seven
o'.cloc'k
Worthy President William l Pow- *
.oll. of Norwalk Aerie, met the dais.
gallon at the Norwallt depot and us-
(rotted the members to Norwuik
Aorie’o lodge mm in Wall street
where a buffet lunch and refresh-
ments were served.
The Eagles cathered rapidly and 11‘.
the appointed time all entered the
Morin assembly hall for the initiation.
Under Worthy Conductor Charles
thsnser. of Danbury's degiee team.
Icheek had been treated with acid to State Treasurer Alfred Rack of Dan-
tilled and commutes with his crime. .the system worked like a charm with
He admitted the attempt to may. tnel never a hitch in the entire ceremony.
check as be well might have done. might. C. Litznger is one of the best drill
said that his companion. unknown 1m masters in thiav state; and it was :1
him had asked him tocash the checkzravelatlon to many nascent to note
for hint. He is such an accommodating the Splendid work otubima‘olt and his
young man that he could not refuse. team. . ‘ FF ..
The remainder has been told above,‘ Upon the completion of feathering
and Ross wastoon occupying Cell No.19“; unusually large class. the entire
assemblage adjourned to the quarters
James E. Hubboll was found and he Fof the Norwalk Aerie Whore refresh»
identified the cheek as one dated Nov~1m0nt8 in banquet form‘ were served to
11111, Monday. and sent on Qatur‘day to all So many remarks as to the
the Peerless Cordage Company. of New 1beauty of the drill were heard that it
York. The check was then made out has been decided that the team shell
for $28.69 and was mailed on saturday live a portion of the exercises at
evening. " ‘ ,Norwalk Aerie’ a mask; bail to be held
George T McKay of the Paul Blown in the future at the armory. when the
era and McKay Company, statiouer public will be given an opportunity to
and makers of the check that had been note that Wt of the work.
forged, happened to be in the bank ail Among the dignitaries present last
the time Ross was brought back. 'He “éyening were State Worthy President
stated to a Sentinel reporter that the John A. Davis, of Bristol; Worthy
bury; I‘uat Worthy President John F.
O’Brien. of the Brain. Delegations
were present from Bridgeport. Stam-
fold, New Haven, Bristol. New York
and Qan‘oury. F
erase the previous markings and re-
made out. This he was positive or
and later gave testimony to this effect
to Prosecuting Attorney Louis Gold-
scbmldt “’
Mr. Bha’ushnessy gent; out 311’
Ron’s, Story.
Ros; WM interviewed in the station;
by a reporter and his show Obtained.
lie claims his residence as Mill's Ho?
The Danbury Aerie brought its own
orchestra for the music of the evouv
no small share of the praise due to
in; and the musicians are receiving ,
it wu‘
those connected with the initiation. A
The delegations departed for... late
trains 11nd“; the Danbury minnow
home on the late this which lott
Norwulk 4n the neighborhood of I o'-
umm;mfl
became insular. loch alter the spam
but. some of the most important la~
tel. 38th street. N. Y., Faud'nys he is
employed in the Mccsifery Automobile
Company. He came to South {lorwalk
this morning. looking for a car that.
tempted to cash the check at the all» A
did had never seen him before.
and does not know his name. its made
his acquaintance as the other loomed
familiar with the town on 11111111111)
was to search for an auto, that!!!“ She
man might be of some service to hinir
When a reporter asked him "Why
did you run, if you any you instant
you were doing nothing wraith" he sold:
"Well; tit]. follow. said ‘beat it' and he
ran, so I ran"
Ross was searched A package of
lialniar ulnar-aim. a box of clutches.
and tortymne dollars was all at any
account found in his pocket» .
Councilman noderltk is. (installer
their with, Millie Smeltini Vim W
I! M - . 1
w
. WALbFfiTmT 1 p. n1.-«Unuouaily F
topiary upon our nations. but the
m armature stable, prices arsenic!
slowly? unwm‘ia.
ones especially steal, yielding all a _
narrow dootuatlim instilled the WI" ,
"as others do: Sella your rags. rubbers.
metals, papers. feather beds and eaten
mobile tires to R. Alexander. 'as he:
pays the highest prices.
‘Also‘buyo and sells second-hand fur
altars. ' A
R AleXauder
hll Va“ '2‘
bf this?
A new line of Ostrich Feathers we
harevduatV purchased from the manu-
mourn. thereby eating jobbers'
profits.
You can not the benefit. To give
you some idea of whdt this means
we quote tiew prices.
201 inch French Plumes. ‘finest qual- “
.ity.....1.1. .. $2.4
211 their extra full White Plumes. beau.
tlful and fluffy ........... 34-49
14 inch Black Plumes. have to be ”so:
9 .
to be appreciated
The Holmes Mill-inery,
Phone 406, 3; Monroe 8!.
The 8'. flcnhiiolddt Son Co.
1" w -
g. .,. new 11.71.. ,F. .
rm. stoma. sous. Hosts
“ 1111p errant. V
21 Raymond 8t. _
What do you think
The Leading Outfitting Store in The Norwalks
West Washington Street
AGENTS. For
GIC
CLEANER
SIMPLEST LIGHTES‘A‘, MOST
Ersatz-WE, ouaAsLE VA.
CUQMfil'V‘QLEANEl‘lfl MADE,
NOIsELEss. inexpensive.
. stems ENTIRELY sv am.
no BRUSHES usso on can.
Pars. Russ AND OTHER v
names. Wsious ONLY 10
Pounce. A cHiLo can or- ‘
ERATE 11'.
Call to see it
" and we will
give you a
practical dome
castration or we will send it to your
home and demonstrate its usefulness.
Cleaning with The Magic eliminates all of the fatigue and an-
noyance of heusecleann'g by other means-no need of upsettng the
home—moving cs‘peta, rugs. furniture, etc.
Worth its coat for sanitary reasons alone Millions of germs
lurk with. the dust in carpets, rugs. etc it is your duty to guard
*‘ . the health of mama and family by removing every possible
‘ source of matamination.
W. 1 Faye for itselfwaavea time. labor and household furnishings.
Most of the damage and Wes of einpeta. rugs; etc. is caused by
mapping. beating and by lotion of grit and dust under foot,
which cuts and grinds on the fabric and which cannot he .5»
moved by broom or sweeper The Maxie positively removes all
dirt on and in them. without injury and prolongattheir life.
“waits a nausmm”
ovanooAr.
Just the motto suit your
iduto, Mr. Hateful branch
The f‘ileniumin"
Jaunted Bond street model is
.Overcoata we are now altering V .
to, his men and young men of
‘ ' j’Tho Norwol-ita. '_
‘ ‘ . From his to m.
: “cacao" stoves .. Vitae up
V Fusion" sackwaan. ‘
Double- . , .
-_b11t one of the many exclusive . ’
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