,ay he a lot less than you
an been paying for your
e or Overcoatwaut lis-
n tons-it' s all you should
ey.
A Here’s the way to reasonm"
I hen you can buy an all
wool. hand tailored, guaran-
d-suit or, overcoat oi the
est model and the newest
abrics for Sic—what's the I
use of paying more?
Come in and let us slip a
cw suitssand ‘overcoats on
'See how good. they
eel—how well they fit and
, ow stylish they look.
'iThe Conyright
“$7 8L. $10-
"Clothing Co.
6 North Main St.
‘ so
he Beers MeatSz
ProVIsion Co.
22 West Washington St. South
Norwalit .
13 1.15 Main Street.
Phone at Beth Stores
Buckwheat
Pea
Nut
Stove
Egg
Broken
Cancel
Bituminous
no not Kinds. .
" Noon Stock
Goa-Ana... «quwm
‘ ford.
canonically otter any. rah
not cleansed sdvs. tint wen
‘ written to and for yous;
AI enough "bad luck" for on
Norwalk ‘
. i "him. which...
n.
so Booth Main Street.
solicit the continuation or your pa-
manage. Nothing but the best pro-
.iucts
, lANrrA Y
insureds ants in a strictly
‘IIOAD. ..
JOIIN RAIlIS
i is Fair Prices. Best Work. Fine Materials. Correct Styles, Perfect hilt.
You can ask no more and we givewyou no lees. ‘
. 3 7 FEINSTEIN a o‘nrA
DESIGNERS AND LADIES’ TAILOBB. _
ll. be altered. made from pure,
simian"
WW
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“May lair"
WOMEN’S SHOES
- «in—-
1 Gun Metal, Pat, Colt. Russia Call.
‘ ——in——
Lace and Buttont on latest last
$2. 50 8: $3
AlWornens Storm Rubbers tor
toes and high heels
l MAX LEVY
i
wide
506
145 WashinntOn 8i. Becker Block
Telephone 4282.
The Hare and the
i
l
i
i
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l
3
l
l
I‘ortoise
,3 A turtle and a rabbit once agreed ‘
ito. run a race. but in a little while the '
“gbunny 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 iirst.
, Morals» Slowly but surely the peo-
ple of The Norwalks have learned that
when it comes to buying JUNK
G. YOURDISKY
pays better prices than any other
junkmun. One cent a pound for rags
and the very best prices for leathers
and metals.
Telephone 912.
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... “Wu—”H“... -A. .. h»... ...._.. ..__...-.»'
ASK FOR PRICES
lvery one that works tor the must
be honest Those that are dishonest l
discharge. One cent a pound for
race is my ”m“. The sign.
WM. EFFRON
of 85 Fort Street, Enamel-walk,
mustxbe on the wagon and the driver
must give you‘d-duplicate slip. Feath-
er Beds and Auto Tires a specialty.
. Telephone 441. -'
”‘- a.._—_-
mu“... ~M --.W
School Shoes
Hi Cut.
81-2to 11
111-2t02
21~2t051-2.
Keeler’ s Shoe Store
opposite Heyt’o Theatre.
of Wilton ave-
nue, has resigned her position in
DeKlyn's Bakery and .
Warm. oi inset. Not-walk, has taken
her place.
«WW
5 Mr. and Mrs. c. B. may. or Bouth
Norwnlk, spent yesterday in Stum-
i’
war—row”
’i‘en per cent. at disccuiiort in a,
furnished room is too much-wtor you
can find one that's at least 99 per
cent eomlerisbie by answering some
or. " .
:Scrap Metal Is Booming
82 North.MIln 8!.
don't have innocent “any old
thing” in clothes simply because
you wish the accommodation of
credit. We sell only first-class,
stylish, well-fitting ‘clothes tor
men, women and children. and
expect you to be as particular
I as though you bought for cash.
‘,,
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l
§ A w. E K M
PAYS THE BILL
Our prlcel are onedhlrd less
than you’d ply elsewhere, and
-our
Credit Terms are
Confidential
Frank Jacoby
Opp. Hoyt'e Theatre.
Keeler Bldg" Washington St.
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'Mlas . unis.
lll’lllill Alliiliilll
HUSKJNG BEE.
The Old Fashioned Bushing Bee, a
rural comedy is to be produced on
Friday evening. in st. Joseph's School
hall for the beneiit or the school,
under the auspices of South Norwalk
'council, No. 1253, K. of C.
You had better get ready. that old
gray bonnet. with the blue ribbon on
Alt and be on hand for you will 80
:home happy. Some tine singing and
:dancing during the progress of pie)
‘and a quartette composed of Messrs.
McMahon, Dibble, Smith and Rich-
ter, -wlll serenade the bunkers and
join in the merry-making. Hume-mode
cookies and doughnuts will be distrib-
uted made by Aunt Peggy Petsrkin,
the hostess. Admission is only 25c.
The cast follows:
Uncle Nathan Peterkin, Host......
E. J. iiuyes
.Thomas Jefferson _Peterkin (college
boy) .. .......... .......H J. Smith
Scipio (colored) ..... ~{innit Cémpbell
Josiah (nervous old bacnelor) .....
Joseph Hogan
Algernon di‘itxnoodle (dudelw ..
\ George ‘Mcl’eeke
.Ldttle herd Fauntleroy.
.s-in.yso-n
lrvinx Campbell ‘
lSoloxnen Levi (Jew peddler)
not
Ralph Dibble .
,Ah Sun (chinamsn)
‘-Patrion O'itynn .Bernnrd Connolly
ipoetry (the bad )mlildwu'd anion
William (term he (1) “Daniel Hogan
Jhum Pour Peterkin (hostess)....
Miss Rattle udrigsn
Betsey (old maid)
Miss Agnes McPenlte
Kitty Maloney .. ...Miss Alice anion
Maggie ‘Fletehcrihiis’s Mollie Connolly
Melly Fletcher..Miss Annie Connolly
Nollie Dean (village music teacher)
. . . . . . . Miss .Aunn aiioxniuller
The hour Serenade". from Village
Ghoir~Mosm Mendelian, nibble.
, Blhith and Richter.
.. . . .Psul Bone:
Has
nah—v
good men!"
We mullet speak of him in II lsudu
A story terms as we should/tilts to; but
. he was a good general, and he was
. , much thought or by runny, * ‘
. ‘ "i run I widow. Would you thl‘l'r
saint"
All Furs Remodeled on the premises.
TEL. 920.3.
"Wes Nslmleon Bonaparte a truly
Thanh y...- are a. with a. in the?
' in. or health. still, Send it
\~ arson tor our diet, with ’a list
w’
South Net-walk, conn.
rscrrnu cruscrro‘wn
nunnrn llASE
(Continued from but me.) A
The Carbone woman was known to
have passed in different cities under
various aliases. After the killing or her
friend Jennie Cavagllerl she disappear-
ed and was supposed to have come to
New York. It was pointed out by the
police that she would have had ample
time in which to come here and take
apartments at 316 East Fortieth street.
by October 23, the murder of the Cav-
days before.
A bottle supposed to have contained
silver nitrate crystals. the poison be-
lieved to" have been administered to
,Carmelina Geraccl to produce uncen-
sciousness before the wire nails were
driven into her head, was discorered
yesterday in the cellar or the sport-
m_ent stalls East Fortieth street, where
the dead woman's body is Known to
have been stored tor several days be-
fore shipment to Connecticut.‘
The police yesterday adhered to the
theory that the filteen-yearvold daugh-
ter of Carmellna Geracci had been mur~
dared twenty-four hours following the
death of her mother and shipped to
Georgetown in the lime. trunk which
contained the body of her mother No
clues to disprove this theory have been
ifound
The throng, in tact received addi-
itional support when Mrs. M Lynch a
ibonrdor in the apartment house at
1315 East Fortleth Wstrcet said that on
ithe night of election day, the (lily foi-
ilowing that on which the Gernccl wo-
man was killed. she had heard screams
li‘rom the Geracci apnrtmcnt. The police
had said that a ych‘mg girl probably
lwas killed twenty-four hours after her
mother's murder when she still refused
to consent to the white slave bondage.
It is believed then. ‘ murderers or
the twa women hate alien a new apart.
.ment only a low M list from their old
one and are now living almost within a
stone' a throw of the scene of the crime.
The police say the Italians had money
with which to move out of New York.
An ltalian lad said yesterday that be
your the two suspects‘ urn-lay night in
an Italian restaurant on Second avenue
near Trlrty-ninth street.
erty said yesterday he expects his do-
or tomorrow.
More Touching.
Ethereal (nature—“Bo you hate
our In. Your life hue probably
. never been touched by I women." Prac~
ticnl One—«“Nope. mn'am; but my
pocketbook was once."-——Judge.
And Neither Moon Anything.
A woman is always loud at talking
about what she would do it she were
a men. while a men contents himself
about. tnlking about what he wouldn't
do it he were a women.
1
One Way of Vetting it.
his new baby in homely.
they put it diplomatically. They say
tawn- ur. in rather.—-'1‘opekacnp-
Comfort.
The average men not! more coco.
tort out. n I! which that he has won
in it same then he would and in I
tbrmtory house “like hard earned.
Ilium-II ”convention.
Chaplain-"Didn‘t you hoop
blowing my born!“
but I thounht W” you were a
candidate for the presidency.”
WW
only 'l'iimht.
A little philosophy inolineth men’s
mind to atheism, but depth in other»
ophyrbnnuth men’s nun- about to,
religion—«unseen. 7
mo.
. Just Thntllmoe.
home this membranous merry
with ethos are entrant to marry
this... main? In:
alert woman having taken place a low [A
Deputy Police Commissioner Dough- .
teriives to make several arrests today
Even the women admit that I cor» .
But.
“IIIEIEIIII""“YEIII i
' , use I Sentinel Want adv.
TBISTRAM 8 HYATT
Norwalh’s Lending Dry Goods Store
8 and 5 Gazette Building, Nor-walk, Connecticut
Our ‘. nnualFur Day
NEXT ; FRIDAY, . NOV.
22d
' The 'One ”Big Event in. Fur“
Selling in The Norwalks
Watch this space daily for run particulars
The women Who wants a. housework-
” generally nu success with I Ben
tine! want M
DC-
as others do. Sell your rags, rubbers,
metals, papers. leather beds and auto.
mobile time to R. Alexander, us he
pays the highest prices.
Also buys and sells second-hand tur-
nlture.
R. Alexander
rel. 356-2. 21 Raymond 8t.
~— .——.———..._——-—_._.
What do you think
of this?
A new line of Ostrich‘Feathers wex:
have Just purchased from the menu-i
'i‘acturer. thereby saving johbsrs'
profile.
You can get the benefit. To give
you some idea of what this means
we quote a low prices. "
20A inch French Plumes, hnest :‘zmo
ty
21 inch extra lull White Plumes, heau-»
tltul and fluffy ........... .. $4.49!
14 inch Black Plumes, have to be seen .
to be appreciated 98°
o
III-id‘slhulo
The Holmes Millinery
Phone 405. 3 Monroe St.
BUY
Hazelton ‘
COAL
“Easel-sinuses». Co. .
Tel. no iae‘iwmr It.
fl .
.81..-- .
HAD A WEDDING RECEPTION.
The wedding reception in honor of
'Joaeph Erotica and Miss May Barbour. .
which was held at Quitner’a Hail.
Saturday afternoon. proved to be quite
'a success. The hall was prettily deco- j
rated with. pink and white streamers’
of hunting running crisscross or the
ceiling. The reception was attended
by a large gathering to enjoy the den-
clng The bridede was Minnie 8e-
renu and the best man Angelo Caro»
remains. The cemmltiee oi the recep-
tion was Nicholas 'l‘annone. Frank
Lombard and Joseph Pace. Samuel
Pulley led the bride and groom in ma
grand march. Alter the entertain.
merit the couple is“ (or Massachu-
sets. where they will spend their hon-
oymoon.
W.“—
it you are not sure or your job»
nine. The ceremony took place at St. 7
.IJOIGDII'I Church at 9:80 SaturdaY’
nlxlrfnzsiltliiln:Iiki-Z-2-2-E.1I
W H. Kriegcr & co
The Leading Outfitting Store in The Norwalks
West Washington Street
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Worth its cost for sanitary reasons nlone Millions oi ger‘ms
lurk with the dust in carpets. rugs. etc. It is your duty to guard
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Most of the damage and wash: of carpets, rugs. etc" is caused by
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