E'VDDO Goal is “as pretty
a picture” and is as good
“it looks.
,‘ ' , ' .i'
‘At no other dealer‘s in Nor-
u
Coal!
try a“ very high grade of Wilkes-
3 Coal of William When, 3 Row-
. treet. East Norwalk. Try a bushel
on will boy a ton.
Tel. 441.
.Also am paying 1c 11 lb. for rags
will best prices for rubbers, metals,
anther bed etc.
,w. NORTH MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK
EL. 294 x 122 WATER 3T.
WWW
HELD
Wm
AEHINHTON. Nor 'lw'ilm lnlol'
' Conllncrcn (Holmniunlolln ordm'
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olllce‘ Clock". ' an... l...
" Because of a
Desk Clocks NW Deal. .,
Cuckoo Clocks The Latest
. Producti
Alarmlllocks o. u... F::tory
You Can Have Your Choice of Thane
Clocks at-
Charles Brand»
Special Watchmaker.
Jeweler and Optician.
Over 10 y'ellrs’exporience.
Watches, Clocks,'Jewelry and Optloal
Goods at Moderate Prices.
155 Wa‘nhlngton St. South Norwalk.
Oppoeite Hoyt'a Theatre~Upntalrm
'W STCH FOR THE NAME.
Now
Is The Time
to have your painting and paper-hang-
ing done. Our experienced men con
10 it to your satisfaction. The
prices are exceedingly low. .Estl-
mates cheerfully given.*“Speciai low
prices on paints and wall paper.
A. COHEN
40 Water St. ~ ”.lei 342-13
Don’ t lie Hasty
fine line that we are showing,r at ex-
tremely low prices.
At the Former Auditorium Building,
87_ NORTH MAIN STREET.
We buy second-hand Furniture.
Sell Your Junk
Before the Cold Weather Comes.
I pay the Highest Prices for
Rubber Tires, Metals and Feather
Beds. in :1 lb. ‘or Rags. 25c per
100 for Newspapers. 35c per 100.
for Magazines
G. Yourdlsky'
Phone 912. 27 SI)! Ave. 80 Nut-walk
AUTOMOBthS
FOR 1111111
DAY OR NIGHT.
CALL 1). TRAVIS
PHONE 1440.
“I
When 111 Need
of ll‘urniluro, l‘nl'pols, llnnuos Slows
m llllilHl.‘ llurniuhinlru 1.11 lo M. 1.. Ru-
sun whole you 1:01 liw llosl lloodn nl
"' lmwonl l l'.ll'ou
EM. 1.1103111
.15 ELY AVE... SOUTH NORWALK
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PHONE 722—12
onAce PARlSH 1117138.,
Tlii'l‘liiil)“" Junior (lullll nl ll n. in.
in Hill (311th room. 'I'ill‘ (llrls' lv‘rllml
ly Hol'loly in llw liulld roe-.111 al 1. p. 111
ll‘mlnl'mluy~~’l‘ho Wollloll‘n (luilll
'wilb Mru V1111 lllll'rln, fill Wold 511111111111.
lit; lilo lrvinht rnlun on lolnunu nt 2 :10 '1')... Junior Mum“. in u“,-
Gfllil‘ornln tn Allnutil' lusllbourll (inlld loom m y 3;,
is from 31. iii to It won uphold to-l
'l‘llnrlldny—-~'i‘lln linugllmrn of the
Elihu. in the Guild mm 111 :1 11. ill.
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mu»:
All Moneys
Mutton on or before Wodmdoy. Novalnbor 5th. 1918,
..-......... .W. m. “*“”"“"“““_"a
p o:u:n;1.-'h,u'lu 01,11:- ‘
.3 4.......;I'.¢.'.1,..,.. -.3;.:;.3..¢,-...33.3_ .3. 4.55
“ soaih Narwalk Savnl hank
mm... 00am nmwmm
.. ~11: w...v.-
- 0
.nM
E . C ‘:
Parlor Clocks d2: all?” 1'
ill buying FURNITURE. inspect the;
M. GUTKOWSKY.
'lrlulnlunt ton Rillll‘tl in the. $1.01: lluo
2;: Daniel Rllslloll.
- Russell family. Mo 11180 coiled tho
I court’s Attention to the testimony
Th Real Tuth c
0f an Eel ., _ ._
.. a makes th ‘
‘ V, talk of some manufacturers of substitutes look exceedingly
Leading Dry Goods Store , Gazette Building, Norwalk
amateurish. Like jewelry there’s a heap of difference in
grades. If you buy a 14 1. gold ring you pay a 14 kt. price
and if you buy clear lumber you naturally expect to pay the
price for specially selected stock—«and in either case you
innit a lot to the dealer you patronize. It' 3 worth your time
to know these differences in lumber, especially When you
can learn it from us for the asking.
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
SOUTH N'DRWALK. CONN... »
orings of our line display of
Eden
\‘~-\_‘-3‘\-~‘
{‘f‘» ‘1': '1 C’
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The Paris Cloak .81 Suit House
33 South MainTSt" South Norwalil
We might tell you here a lot 01' nice things about our handsome :1
new Suits. Skfi‘ta, Dresses and Waista. We might say they were
perfect inl'stylo. best in quality and boot to buy ----- all of which 'would "
1119 the truth. But it would be far better for you-~and 113—401- you
tq‘ 06m: to this store and see with your own eyes how they look
and lit. and judge for yourself if they are best for you to buy. Buy
later if you want to, but look now. The Style Store for indies.
The; Paris Cloak and Soil House
515 Main 31.. Stamerd. ' 33 Seuth Main St., South Norwalk.
WE ALT\ER FREE.
ll molten up beautifully for stylish
‘ “‘3“. \‘ x ‘ ‘.
>4v‘f‘i'7": '/'/'1 '1‘"; .7 .r
‘3}.—
Every yard stamped EDEN on
' 1* hr 'Ar‘fari
Illllorylbody—young and old, admires the pretty designs and col-
.The Perfect Woven Wash Flannel
Fast Colors, 28 inches Wide
Because of its absolutely lust, colors, grout dunnbilily and pretty
puttcrnn. Eden Sloth is idealt‘or nil'ls' dresses and .boyls' blousos.
gownll and kimonos. Its firm, soft texture and handsome wool fin.
1811 make it look like 11 much more expensive fabric.
'“m'i—v-y '1 or. v. .7."
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CIOth
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arit‘
tnilorud shirt wall-its, house
1’7
the selvane.
Everyone thinks it costs much more than its price.
, 150 per yard 59%
. I u
_ The Russell will «use has been bo- “
lUWPRIBES PM” {UR fore the Massachusetts courts for f0."-
Nears and bus hocasioncd two unusu-
NAIHRM‘ ERQWIH “YSIERS ally long bearings. first ill the Probate
I ° Court, from the adverse docislonwl
which the North ilnllotn ('iulmnut up- .
WiIIAHBmpHD Have [33" Chang- pooled, and then before Muster Pe-
!
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H. Krieger ,& Co. E
l
8d WINCH Prohlhiis Men Work. It was: ill the 111id.'.t oi' pl'obnlu i1enr-'~ ,
inlz that the claimant 11ml declared to
ing 0“ 8808 in Summer bu the rightful joint heir \\ 1th \Villlnln:
_._,....~..._. ('. Russo]! nnotllor son of the mar-“- - . I ‘5
. . l '. ' ..
Natural 111'1)\\'lll oystorlnon, who chunt, was. disrmorod ill F'WHIIO tnl ‘ 1'10 Lennln: Ouliliers m The NOIWE'hS é
Euro \‘iOl'liillK on the preserves off “i‘ “'1‘“ '“k'1‘l\‘!i‘ll~“il “i ”l0 ”“35"“ VVCSt Washington Street- N
lSoulllpmt and Bridgeport 1"opoll.1'“"“!‘ , 3 ‘
'poor nil-kiln; this war owing to 1110' "*“"‘~~ ~-~——~—--—- .
scureily ul’ buyol‘fl. l"'.11(os nllilb unu- E
ally range from 7.“. cents to $1 10 u ”may M WA“. SIthT l
bushel am down in {ill to :31) cents !
in bushel this season, and those who Weill S’i‘lllfllfi’l‘, it): if. :1. 111 'lllmoE
1are getting the lullor price are run was 11 l‘l‘l’lVlil of moderate nullity ill '
siderud lucky. all there are only two spot-ulntiml 111 the opening tolluy until)
firms who are paying this price. 1“"! illl'l't'luio in business was at the!
’ The story 01‘ the nuturul growlllor “WNW? 01' \‘ulul'a. Lending :illlllt’llfl,
iis uninteresting one in mully respects “i‘i‘l‘ 1"““1‘ ill ”10 “ill“t‘h 1U“! by ”w E
For the lnosl pnrt they 111'.) the 111111111 time tr'udill' wan fnirly under u'ny'
l‘ry“ among the Oystvl'lllnn but are Weaknons had become 111.3111 nronounv-l.
ubsoluloly ludeppmlem. Their 5011- ed all round. The hom'lont stock wuss
son on the nutnral beds extends from Mi-‘Xifilm Potroll-nln, which virtually
September until June, but, (”00111210, collapsed. Follmvlnl: its recent dlop'
the bent picking comes dlil'llig lilo ‘“ U “N" 10“ “WOT-l! “ Um“? will”
months of October and November. In to “NM; today. inlllnu :1 points botuocn
years past hundreds of small oystor- ““h‘h- Th“ (lei-lino i“ ”ll“ 3‘0““ “”115:
men prepared for the Reason and llililit'it'l'tl bi luiluln 111‘ the lliloctor.'i
('ulne into Iilidgepori bx the score in ‘0 “‘1“! “(”0" 0“ Sill‘llwdlli 19'8““!an
'1lloll' boots on the night before ”u. lllvidond LOS‘WH ol 11 point or morn
inn wem'orf und curly next morning. were. shown in hourly 11 soon:- ol‘ mph-~35:
1Elong before the 111111 was up, they nentniivo isnuos, including the Hum-1"
‘would be hold at work 'l‘llo rolurnn 111111111 Reading \nlulgnn‘lutod, Hiccl
Special for a Few Days
.3 .'
ll/larahout Boas
‘ llrown 11nd llluck, live and nix strands at $238, $3.98 and
$4.913. 11ml. $1., so and 113
Shoes for $1
We have 11 few more very fine shoes in small sizes, worth
up in $11.30, to closo out for $1.00.
were in “mm. instnnwb' write mm“... (‘unndiun l’uoilll 111111 81.1’11111 I 'OQQQQDJ‘OJI,
like first month \\ 111.1. S'rnnlz'l', mun—4.011.: l‘aiock
.. . ........... . .-...... 5..-.._,....,__..-...-_a._ m.-.” ...a-..«_,....-WW:...._...--2
lho oyslcrlnon clniln lbut alone the was more in ovidonl'l' in Hill downward.
law was onnltod prohibiting lnon sellinu lnov.olnl'nl lluilling up 111.15 . mflld. lmlnodlntoly after the core-
“‘0'" “Gilli"; 0H UH‘ lll‘l‘h (NINTH: 1‘10 lud lo .K'Ulilt‘ unnlniusion house liquidnu! " é "1"“3' “‘0 COW!“ left on ”W” honey-
lmonlhn of hill. Annual 11nd tho lirst lion. “1.1.1. was cupplmnontod by vol l "100“-
!lllll't "l September ”1" nnlurul 1W1“ 111111115 tbruuing mm 91 stocks on 1111-!
have suffered. 'i‘hoy 111'.» now work (mini 01‘ lhu increased signilltunoo .13.!
1111: lol' the right to work lilo beds tallnli ll) spelulutors to 11210111 boar-i
Edullnl.r The summer months ill ordot tun funiurl'x, Lulml ”1.11113 or tho
!lo kl'l'll them 1‘10“". This ill ("M011 nmflornlnonis nulludo luv 11rd tllo'
1lulli1ullng 11111] is prnl'lllrod rollulnr'li plum'nt allnlinisil'ullon ill Mexico ill
:hx (mill'l’b (11 arr-tor grounds-1. llrulz- inn of tho briol’ in lilo Illusoiulhln null
filing the bottom lloopn it level and against 'lnloruzllionul llnrqull'r (‘01!!-
iprl'l‘nnts lit’lllllilll! l‘l'lun brim: lil' 1.1111531011111011 ill the w'orllll-lmmnl‘y
l
jllliullld on the 1111 l. 1. hit-l1 lilnblos (110 illlilwkl‘itl and the doollln- ol’ Alnolit'im .
“3111011 in do ”Mr “Ul‘lt qullhor unll sturlln 3" London. nil wnro inlluoulllll . :tbrnu'n 1mm their luncllinp, 11111] the
[more NH“). when llu- llurvn'uiinn lilno in 333““.th “,le Huturdny'l.‘ p00,: Ilivllurzl lyni ll. of (flu-2.11.1111 'l‘lll‘l‘itl'l', boy wall llurlod lo luv, ulruet. 1101'-
Women Attempts hum nilnnlly illll'n bunk m,..,.,m.m 1111111 llmmiuo oi Hliff lulu hud 11 ”11111111411112 bully pincod (111 lulnltoly noun received (my serious iii-
A motor tricycle, operated and own-
N] by Joseph lion‘vnllr'ld, 0f (Jednr
street, collided with u buy riding a
!bil'ycio 111 front of the postolllou at.
lnbnnl live u'i'lm'k yesterday niternoon.
E'l'llti motor vehicle was going down
“'11” nlrnlli lilid till" lmy l'umo out (11’
Ellt‘ltit‘li 11111111111 when they came to-
izl'tilor. lllnu'lltiold nnd biz-1 wit”.- worn
!mndo 1,, not 11 ”mum in mm low but money rules for WW3 tllno vel..wlli1 hill Moyt'r untolnollilo. ilnry. lira. limonlioid nuil’ol'od a slight
up to lb.- ploaulll lilllo lloudwny illiti lilo plunpl-ol ur umulderublo ellii‘tinul m“""‘"“"‘"" ll‘ut on her wrist. The 1111111.. of tho
hoen nullio 'Hllh is “(151in due to 111‘ lounn to pnnblo tho llnnkn to mukn‘ M“ 11nd MW“ W. E' ll'iloiily of “I!“ boy could not b“ “WNW"
lilo lurk of nrnnninmlon 1111111115.: 11111 1111 11m doiioil in their l'cncrvml, (lull. oily entertained M!“ and Mrs. E' V‘ fimW,-W
! ’l‘ul'guon of New York, yoniordny.
lndolwndont, oyulorluon. -. loans \\‘1'rt1 l'l'nowcd ill 11 porn-111. ’l‘ho
! m“"“"“""'”‘“““”‘“‘“‘ l'll'l'l't or those 'l’ul'tol'n worn ull‘ Mill?!
Bill“? All) Hlilllilli
Ilium-1 ul. Ht'i’i“i u. 111.. 11nd lliub 111mm
“FRESNO DAN” DECLARE!) HEIR llll‘lw “mum“ In"! been lllilllt' lll “MON“ hi. illnn wol‘tl hold lllllm' in l‘l‘lt‘lll'lllll‘lll! .._.._.__, .
i To LARGE ESTATE. and till- murkot nrmfdull Now Huron ol' Ml Houln' llny al Ht ~\lnr\"s (,hlmh | Mrs. James E. Glauoon.
l 'm' onlnblinlll'd u new low record ul llll lvl. ‘ V “mum”: ' E 3 Word null rul'l-lwd in v‘unlil Nur-
Russell Colo EofOro Moonuclnliottl ilonduworo vuny \l’illiulll ii. ““qu of llrvlnt & wnlll, ll'lu mlrnilm. lllnl, Mi'tl. .lnulen
! COW“ (or Four YearomMaItor ... .. m-.. '“(WU' will M m $3,331,333.33“! tin ‘WM ll). lllmm '1 llul lllvll from 1111 nllnull or
: HWY: noel-ion. SPANISH ARNlY OFFlCEFl SHOT. 1111' Wm 01 ””33 WW“ buying in: m“ p11mlnllillln.al bur home in Now ilriull-
(,‘.I\Milliilllilil, Milllili., Nov. :l.-««“liu-
Ruin Dun." 1111 the l'llt'illnlum N. D.
ton. l’mnmylvnuin. Mm, (llnnnon wun
iwoll-known in Hull“) Norwnlk. halving
boon n doughtur 01' the into il‘rnnlzin
llnylnlnn, who owuud lilo property 111.
ihn‘l-ornor ol‘ l.own ntrnol 11nd llulnll~
inn llvnnufi', 11ml to? utility yunrn non-
ductod n lmby currinlto mnllul‘nclory
- n ltownylnn. Mr. 1111111111111 111 seriously
ll of pneulnunin. Mills lgilllcl tiruw, ul
linvllnnll ntrcnl, loft today to attend
.. E the l'u'nornl unrvluoll.
MAlllilll. hpnl'l. Nov. .‘l.~wA lllinn‘l‘llmnk-
wluud oi“ Hpnninh lrmlpu. nt dnwn Ill-E "'"WM
tiny. t‘Xl'l‘llH‘ll l’uptnin Munuul 9111»; A rlrculnr 1111111111111 11111 tbn dillull-
(than, n Bpnniuil urlny ullioor found plurunoo of Mien till/.unolll \Vulllur,ol‘
guilty by ii llllllrlwilllll‘liill [1f the mmk! lil‘llllilliill‘. MINE, hill-l lllilr‘li l‘lK‘l‘inltl by
(ll-11' or lion (lurltlu .iqun. n. wonlllly this police. Th0 "limiting Wunulll'«l
land ownm', Inul, Mny. lintnl'lunmltn lulhor oli'orll n reward or will for in-
01 all n... Wigwam“ in unrrinou my. formation concerning horn whorl»-
llmmml till.- execution. ‘uiionlll. illbn llllll not boon noon lllllcn
llllptniu Holmium wall tried nnd can-5011011111“ 29-
domnml for the crime on n mount to ”WWW
tho confession of n woman, Lilian Sun- Attorney (.3. C. 'llellnmnh and Allur-'
oboz. Raid to he Mil dullglltnr. who was noy m. .‘l. Quinlan am today arguing
«entranced to 12 years‘ imprisonment, 11 motion for the release of attacbmontl
on NB accomplice. ill the cane ol' Wollaco «Dunn ya. (loom,
l .lnlo'n was missing for several weeks 0. M Gregory. Judge Keogh is pre-
aftor 119mm won nbont $1,000 at curds, hiding. Quinlan represents Dunn and “G‘E’DW‘N’Y M9 yafiifil‘dfiy. The hound
and the evidence showed ho had been Hogomnn in looking after the interests wall the “mm" home of M" Surnames
fly but had recently been occupied
. . , entice-Mo solicitors not and murdered at Gregory. m“ 1
given by No witnesses lol- the Dygumm by tho oil'lcor, mhowith the we» by Howard Peterson, o! the engineer-
llota ointment, which he ‘ said no , ,. 1 131115039 Finnegan. of Yonkers, 11.11.. lug department at the New York New
”Wm" M” gammégfi 2:222” and-linen! it into and Miss iAllCG Marlo Marlon, or {Nor- Haven and Hartford Railroad who is
. 1‘ R'Wt 8mm OI“. . . , ‘ '1 . .
I The rebuilt or the inn/tor settles tho "
“'9 "l "l“ “ “l“ M“ m mm“ 11‘ ‘ ravine millennium». church by Father Finn. n brother oi! '11.. 1. unknown. Mr. Paterson on
all “V W must W W . ,. E in“ the bridegroom and a tutor or the many um um lit the tuna The
r
Illnlnlo of tho lnil- llunioi ilnlllloli oi”
lllloll'oun in known in declared to bo
Jnnlnn llolhorl. llnunw ill tho report
lllod !." the lluprmnn (lonrl. mum by
llllburl A. A. l‘ovoy, 1111111th lll the
cone. who llutonod for H 11101111111 lo
the lontlmony. 'i'llo 1111.111 from Cull-
l‘ornin. polluinrly lmnwn nil "Fresno
lion. " ill said by the master to ho Dmi-
|ioi hinko ltunsoll, n long lost non of
w... «.W... W "MM“...Nu
BROOKFiELD BUNGALOW BURNS.
illiOOKF‘lEbD Nov. 3.MA bungalow
in Brooknold Cantor. owned by Rev.
Malia W Bprnguo, of Chicago was
Mr. Pulley he’d lhnt “Dakota Don"
has not the manta. moral, phynicnl
or intolloctual cllnrnutorintlcs or the
_: ,, ._ 3 . “u" were united in marriage at ton‘onnorvioing don-lilo tracking operation! Josep h DaViS
moan Wont h‘ u. will introduce o’clock, thlo morning. at at. Mary's near Brookllold. The oritl‘ln 0' “'9 U WMMDMGTQN "any.
m a Will «110-... g-
W 111111 1111111111
111111__~ 111.11 111111
( li\1()llll N. ll. \'ov IL—Jl‘llo 1i; 1 1|
l.1iel lor Harry K "hau in ('(llllit‘Liillll
with his efforts to rosisl his l'xlvu-
dilion from New .llllllllpslliru was l‘ilml
Willi l‘lm'uruor Follmr today.
The lll'll‘r slates that tho illdlr'lml n:
roturnnll by the New York county
l
Asylum. does not charge a crime. ll"-
l-lluso an insane porson (‘Olllll not he
’, ~unilly oi‘ conspirncy lo Hilt'll ml by
3' tent as to be irresponsiblo for big
' nr'ts, while, if he was insul‘l‘il'ionlly
mentally responsible to be guilty of
‘ tho offons'o. he had 11 it‘g’nl right In
escape.
".»\ person charged with breaking out,
of prison may show in defense of lbnl
vllul'go lbnl he was llnluwi'uliv confined
in the prison," the inlet stall-n
'l‘bo bliol fulthor ('lnilns 111111 1110
requisition is not in am" 'dnnuo with
the ruins of practice adult-led by Hill
governors of the dinormlt states l‘m'
'oxtrndllion so that lilt‘. laws 01‘ Now
York have been violatod in obtaining:
the indictment and that tho roqnisillon
’ is not nlnllo. 111 good faith.
The activity of William 'l‘ravm's
, Jerome. spa-rial deputy attorney um-
: ornl of. New York. in obtaining lilo in-
‘ dil'lmonl. and his lnngnago at lbs-
bearings bol‘nro invol'nor ll‘olkors urn
' . nlurltod in tho briof. which 5111's: "'l‘ilo
lnngungzo used in bullying: and lhrl-ulfi
ening and could be used for no mbm-
purpose lllnn the. silly thought to in»
'limidnlo your oxcollonry. This 1111 Is
no] and uncalled for extravagant lnn'
guano iudionlvs 11 holsllnnl. llrlHlil‘
pnrposo on the pull ol lilo sunlizll
dopuly nltol'lluy-grmlorul and is not mm
Flfiil‘lll nilll llll‘ silnplo. dinniiiell dis
charge of public' duly ”
Dli. TlilllEY URGES
TYPHBID VAPGINE
lil'. \\‘illl11111 .l. 'l‘l'lll"l~_\', llt‘ltllh Olnl'l‘l'
of Norwulll, 11191111.»: 11 wul'ninu lolilly to
tho l‘lft'l‘l (but all pol'aolls pul'l'llnr‘i'llr
mill: from tho l“llll'll“lll (‘onnly Duirv
(lulnpzllly submit to taking: typhoid
merino. us 11 lprnt'anlion ulzuinsl vol:-
lrlu'llng lilo l-llldl-lnio. Soy. 1'11] 111nm
01114011 have dl‘wl-lopod 'Wlill'li llm'o llI'IVlI
ultribulotl to this roulo 11nd 1111' health
nlllror urinals illifi I'urlllm' prol'nulion
nu 111:1'01111111'1'. Others. and those will)
'lil'l‘ill‘f' lullk from lilin :mul'l'n. Mini! 1!
('(llllllllltl to boil all lilo lnilh. :\:V1’\\'('H :1
rows buw' dowlopl'd in South Nor-
w'llb {Hill in llownrlnu.
9
Stalls Sweaters
are the very heat Shaker 3
Knit Sweater made. “In -
have sold these Sweaters for -
many years and can recom-
end them for their tit and ,
quality: strictly all wool,
$5 on to $8 00.
Angora Sweaters . . . . . . . .
$5. so and $8 on
Angora Vests $650 '
Fancy Vesta $2. on to $6 co
. “Cross" Gloves for ladies
and men from $1.50 up
Milli NWIlk, Cami.
Norwalk Chronicler