ul'ii‘ahe' School at Wulhlnuton.
The Ral'TthOn' o; "‘7
rWASI-IiIbitl'l‘lDNi .«INov. ‘ 7. ... Air
nouucemeat was anode yesterday at 0f Lumber NORWALK"
tht headquarters of the National .' ‘LEADING
DRY GOODS STORE
Tristram
makes the
talk of some manufacturers of substitutes look exc edingly
amateurish. Like jewelry there’s a heap of difi’ergnce in
grades. If you buy a 14 kt. gold ring you pawl 14 kt. price
and if you buy clear lumber you naturally expect to pay the
price for specially selected stock-end in either case you
trust a lot to the dealer you patronize. It's worth your time
to know these differences in lumber, especially when you
can learn it from us for the asking
The Hatch 8t Bailey Company
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
"a.
Muericuu Woman Suffrage Associa» ”
tion that Senators Chamberlain, “of -
Oregon. and Owen. of Oklahoma. have
agreed to lecture at the Women's '
. Suffrage School to be started here Ils-
camber 8. The school will open bar
nicdlutoly alter the convention, which
begins about the first of the month.
New Jersey leaders of the move-
ment have completed plans for the
visit of a large delegation on Novom~
her 15 to visit Presdent Wlson to ask
for his support for woman's suffrage.
Mrs. .Millioliand~lloisevuln, of New
York. will be among the leaders to
welcome the New Jersey delegation.
There will the hold at the Royal
James Inn tomorrow night a subscrip-
tion dance for which about sixty invi-
tations have been sent out. The dane~
lug will be in the dining room, and re-
freshments will be «served. Miss
Gladys lMorehouse and Mr. Harold
Baldwin are arranging i’or it.
The Paris Cicak & Suit H0use
33 South Main'jSt., South Norwalk
We might tell you here a. lot of nice things about our handsome
new Suits, Skirts, Dresses and Waists. We might say they were
perfect in style best in quality and best to barman 01‘ which would
be the truth. but it would be for better for youwund us—-ior,you
to come to this store and see with your own eyes how they'look
and fit and judge ior yourself if they are best tor you to‘diuy. Buy
later 11' you want to, but look now. The Style Store for Ladies.
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
515 Maln,st., Stamerd. 33 SOuth Main St. South Norwalk.
. WE ALTER FREE.
ml
ED’DO Coal is “as pretty
a picture" and is as good
A good sov. pays in the best panel.
0"
W , . w...“
Office Clocks
Better than
Ever; Cheaper
The increasing popularity of Furs for motoring
and other out door pleasures, has been met in
Oar Fur Department
We have by lartae largest and most varied \Wr
stock that we have ever carried in all most— wanted shins.
Do Not Fail to See Them
K,
*Fur ‘ Coats,
Mods and
{w
/
Parlor Clocks Than Ever,
C II Desk Clocks ggyuggafifa “W‘ '''''' “WW“ ”“ 1:03.33“ mam " "
oa. Cuckoocms 2.2.1.2222: "“ 1111mm 111111111111 w '33” -
KNGWN SURGEIIN, DEAD
Alarm Child‘s of the Factory
You Can Have Your Choice of ‘These
Clocks at
try a very high grade or Wilkes-
to Cool of William lsiiiron, 3 Row-‘
lit at. East Norwslk. Try a bushel
El
1111111111 11 111 i
nuolikluxic, 111155., Nov. 7.1»11r.
u will buy a ton i 1 I ‘1 1 1 \ \ ‘ it
i 1111' cu . c lurnoy. tin .‘vw ‘ori 5111' F-
. / Tel. 441- C h arIeS Brandin‘oon died at the home here 01' his Given [)8th PBRBIIV Aflef hwy : [he {endiny ()mgiyto
1110' am haying lo 3 lb. for rugs Special Watehmaker. Sifiiltll', Mrs. Mary Schlesinger, curly F d H G I . _ i n ,.
. best prices for rubbers, metals, Jeweler and Optima“ (today. Ho bud Iwon in ill-boolth for ”I 3 "II I“ W In Bridge-
()v ' lll'vc'irs van-1'1 111m. . .
,merw \bedS, 9“- 01 ‘ r I t t several years, during which time be
had not engaged in notlro pruolil-u.
llr, .\i('l,lu1‘no)’ had made his homo
part Trial
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Optical
Goods at Moderate Prices.
“JO“JCECOOI‘ 3736*"
H. Krieg er 81 Co.
West Washington Street
rs in The Norwalks
.rxanmm-owmfln man war-m1. \ firgf
., . ’
. g 155 Washington, St. South Norwaik.,l,0r some limo in Stoukhridgo. Lust “Inlmnwm'l‘l .\‘t1\', 7'" MW" “mm » ‘
« Opposite Hoyts Theatrc~UpstaIrs. . l ,g. lIile' l 1 , . » 1 . “
i it‘lnlurduv in returning from :1 bunt" "7“" “ union "“' “”5 111 “I" '
» : wi'rcn FOR THE NAME. . A 5.... , 1,. . 1' , 1 ..1 - . v
‘ Aim: trip in Muino he stopped born 10. “"mm m " '0'" 11.1 'I‘mm‘m” 1m 1:) - 3'81
~ . . . ' the murder or .lonnii- (Turin'liuri in ‘ o, r - e ‘1
111411 lib. turn“! on a mutlm oi bllsi , .. .9 . A 1. .
.noM 45 To 72 N. MAIN STREET. w W _ mm... "N “W 11.11 “mm 11.. “ h mm... .1. ”mt"... :2. ‘1‘?»12. WM 1.), lot This Vl eck, unnl hold 33’
111‘ larger quarters enable us 1.0,Wh G tt. BK d 'nilnIn ill and “its .1111 “(lid 11)' 11 1111111 111111 ““1!” “I "”1“" i“ ”l“ ””11 ll‘“ £4 :28
V ' . ’ . .1 l h) iIUI on. His limit was found 111 “W“ “m I” “W“ iii‘llli‘lli'tlll lb" 'I‘MW’ 1:, '1' I”)
hol terl and turnitur l‘Cliilr'l en 8 Iflg ea v p .. . . . . ' 7 ’1
tip 5 11;; C I I be norioush allotted 11nd InI. tullod to limit in 1'“ h‘mwd n” “3"“ ‘5‘ ““M- if: “V 0 HI}! Sre ii? Brie Sh
r w t 1 .. ~ a
,at reasonable 1111'ices. or In er ,1 1:111) dmlh ”NH“... ill 1 1” WW] .\11:lmn‘1ll wni probably no taken, on ‘5 ”2 :, _
.Vlany articles are found lhui 1:1'1I “.1. nuuning Annolnnmmni oi u”. lblI ground that till' testimony oi“ ‘1 W t f 85 1"
““1““ to “19"“1‘91'3- “0‘“ ”Hm“ .dlIulh ““5 so,” first 1., .1 son- 1111 no .luoob (loldsloln ol' i‘biz-uro which IllilI 3 318 S $QU80IIlI€S Dr C g
n them or lhiow them :1\\'.1_\‘. but lib. lit-ins at Slorkbi‘idllo 111' whom to (1” With ”'9 shooting 01' lWo 111011 g "
. . 0 Ca“ ' This liwrp by iniououio. which was heard
Up 912
I Walli to tillOit‘ you lll'il‘lih' on any : It‘ll ll) I'L‘Illll'iS “VIII. ”1'. Ml'IIIII‘Ill‘y Ililli
kind 0! . |died at his Storkln'idgo homo, ('luIrry
211111. r
Ilr. liollui'uoy, niloi‘ a martial: o1"
Ipny lb(I highest pi'll't'H‘01‘Illlfllillfiunonily truly yours in Now lurk, re
leathers. lo 11 lb. for 1:11:14. Fw per ‘lllll
fox new spnipcm 330 per 100 ior mogu
jibe news was first given (1111.1
by tho jury and inter stricken from
the records on ordor of Judge Rood.
iniluonrod the wrdict. ‘ .
'l‘bo ruse is the rclolu'utcd one
whori'ln it was 1111mm lluonomo fol»
lowed the woman, his white slave,
here. from l‘birnuo, look hor for uni
SHOES L
AND G
tired to his country oillnio thoio in
H.307. Dining his residence in Him k
. -r::~cm~o~mmrmwufim
é
ONLY A FEW PAIRS oi THOSE
a;vm‘7m6t.
EFT. ncoME
ET FITTED
lbriduo no. bud been 1111 onibusiueliw fol nulomoiulo "M" I” hlrutiord, “has”!
the rimull‘ournwuy and then (with.
murdered the woman. He was (I111
filled and .IuInlonood lo dirI n Noni i_
zines
lower of outdoor life and sports. Ho
G. YourdiSk-Y was president of lllr,I Stockbridilo (l: 111‘-
Phone 912‘ 27 Ely AV°'- 8° "WWW" i (1 lab and a portion of the club’ a course
33:“ warmer. ; . ..
Cleanser
ago but on an amino! 1-11‘ur was found.
on inrhnilniitius and :"1111Iu trial 01‘- l
i
:is laid out on tho licliuinov estate
Mr. Mi llurney was born at lioxburi‘.
will Ili‘ such women in vvory cily.’
Besides an address of \\(‘I(Ulll(.‘ lo
D Y E R i N O wa gainer: sixlvAeighl years ago. Ho wan “WM" ltbe delegates 1,} Douglas i'ish. "”131
id RIllIIII-llt‘ ”1 lIanIud “DUCK“ "nd (If —-——-—-——~—...-.~—— w ~ (hint of [hé iNInnpapolig CIVIC and (' u").
1.. ibo Collolze ol' l’hyshlnns and Sui- STATES MUST DEAL WITH IMMOR morco Association. addresses were
i it"‘i’m V““' "0”“ ”Wing his “VIE?" AL'TY' iniudc by W. 1,. Clark. of Lcnmiugtonp
WNW” 1”“ “‘3 “i“ l‘nnnu'tod “3 ”H“ ... ‘(lntg Rev. Charles w. Gordon, oi Win“
Delegates to International Purity Con- niprg. Man. and Rev. W. '1‘. Allan, 01"
press Listen to Address by Mr.
Gernert.
e- in): or lonsnltinu surgeon with man)
to hale your paintla and paperhang- 1.\cw \ork hospitals including St
Y ' g ‘ 1 1 )1 It' '1 I.
lug (lone Oul experienced men an Luke's s. llllll.,\ue llonsnoli, l’ilub}
.10 it to yum gutlgfaftlon. The teriuu and St illniku. For 11 whilu ho
prices are exceedingly low. Est‘nuns Plhilliesntll 01 (111111111 Surgery at
mates cheerfully “”91" Special lowllllv (‘ollege or l‘l1y,.uiriuns and Sur—
prices or paints and wall paper. ,
hoops and was 11 mombor of numerous
A C O H E N ‘ surgical societies 111111 111 this (Inuntrl‘
. ' 1 . ‘ '
and in Europe.
Ill Water St. I‘.ei 342-13
When President lll'ix’iuluy \Ins shot.
.ww ............_ -chm-...
1111 lluflnlo. X l“ in loot. ln', illollnrir
Don’t Be ilasty
‘ls The Tim
Elm-.ltsonrillo, Alabama.
1
1
MINNEAPOLIS. .\li:1n.. Nov. 7, MAN KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT
S'I‘Ali'lt‘lllil) SPRINGS, NOV. - "-(liltl
“l’u‘blic lininoi'ulii) is :1 problem wiiir ‘-
MD“ was kithd and two others Herero.
which the states mus-l. deal." said l1cr-’
iwi'l .S. liornort, of New York. in the 15' hurt in 1111 uutmuobllr ili'i'ldlinl u!
wont Slui’i'ord todu)‘. 'I‘Iln, (lo'id 1111111 is
principal address at tho oponing ars-
bellerod to have been Frederick Bird
1111111 ol' the iniui'nnliouul i‘urity Con
01‘ Hartford. The injured are Georgi»
groan hort- today. "The Forlornl (lov-
lll'llilll‘ill bl doing it great work in this I“. I’lll‘fiilllrl “lid lli‘lll’l' I'i‘ll'rfilll‘. “I’ll“
of Hartford. TE,
lipid, but it in svi'iouniy handicapped .
by tho llnillnllonu (11' 11111 Constitution. The dead man was dl'lvbu: a large
‘ 24 NORTH MAIN ST.
‘ SOUTH NORWALK
c
v) 1111*» called from Stl'lolllu'iduo on non-
uniting surgeon.
I'm“ UH' lllltll illl'l'r or four your: III‘ M... In”... t..,..~m,ry'm 1... “moron and automobile U'IIl'Ii bolonuinl: lo the
bud boon lll'illiV inloiostml in 1111 111‘. 1hr “\(Nn to which H“. Mn hue George 1-: llowov nnd Company (11
. ‘ . . ,1. fl . ,. . . . ‘ . . ‘
N in buying lUlt.\ l‘URl‘ inspect the idcuvor to purify tin: licusuioull l'iH‘l‘. clown," I“. continuod. Hartford. down 11 sloop bill 111 \\ (~11
lilac line that we are showing:
{trcaicly low prices.
I” 03'; mew 1'111111.va.7 111', Mt'lllll‘lll‘j.’
than pin-adv ur-quliod u (unfillloi'nlilv
Stafford, when 111 some manner he lost
control of the our and pitched forward
"The ulullI DUIIl‘I‘. powers are l1nllu1ll<
ml, while the outlay by ouoh to 1'01»
AT i""l"”“””” ““ " “Huh” ”WWW" “m” ii'ol tin: uvil would be ('onipuratlvoly‘to the roadway. The front wheels 01‘
V EM GUTKOWSKYi‘” 1811”, h" published on “""W "" '1'“ :Illlilll. l'nbllo morality is not 1111111111 the truck run over him, crushing him
The B. “ershfield 8(301100, llll'lull'll‘ «- \I “ll ”WWII"? l"”‘”'""‘““" public health, puiillr'iumlnrus or public to (It'llUi.
iAt the Former Auditorium Bulletin... in ian' ”r “Influx" or the Vorunlorm
i 37 NORTH MAIN STREET. inppvudh,” The many brou'lbt 111a
roonuultlon from tho \l‘lllliu world. and
l V r l | ‘ ' ‘ n A
§ Via buy .qunul b.1111] lIuiniiuie. 4f, 1' 111.1111 111111'11 bio “Unplug"... 3m“.
1 . 'luri) lHIii'lI him lili"
........1AUTo M 151 Bi L115“
lib. «way ('iillllt‘ll the first,
I. Rod .
l’lll'lillllli and Peterson, who wore 111
no in lilo truck, wm‘o thrown out no
IIll‘ llllll‘IlIlll‘ HIll‘l'l‘l‘lI in 1.1110 Hitli- ill
safely in the institution which must
control ii. in our plan of govnrninuut
111111 duly devolves upon the various
Hinton, and today We buvo our state do tho mud and ovu-Irturnod in the. ditch.
burtmcntn ol‘ liuullii, our 1111110. ('omnilng i’uruonn in 11111 iuoni noriounly hurl, '
sloulu'a oi" railroads null 111' insurance. , lie Illln 11 broken lot. noun-mun apron:
and our boat‘do 111' public Mllliliy. outs and bruisou ulunil tinI body and
“ lut not nowilii puhilt' morality. We it 111 toured iulornui luturiou, i’rtnr-
TEL. 294 122 WATER ST.
41111.... 1.11591;
‘y lll‘nllnirl', l'ni'pl-lk.
I'l' m. I111] it'llll-lllilillil 111‘ tinI dinonnu as
lnbli 111-11 11 lili‘llllt-l oi diminouiu mm 11
“auxin: Ii’liiiimilrlti'iuiiuifl1:221 Woods 111 FOR HIRE ."lmll‘ “ l‘ ”I “““H'W'lln ““‘l “3““ I” have Ill“. 1.11111 noid practically untoucb- 11011 is sullcl'lug from cuts and bruluca.
ellt Prices. Ulllm‘b‘fl 11111111111111 priority "MI MN" 11d; and yet it 111 b) 1111 the most 1111 1111111 are at 1111A. Johnuou liinIllll
‘ DAY OF! NIGHT. it'lllllll‘lH‘U ill iillll Il‘i‘lllllllllli. 'I‘Ill‘ IlilI‘UIIII In many (,f U”. Mfllugflullnlvgi ilt’l‘l‘. 'l‘iu- hmly ”f ”"1 (INN mun wgm
L . R () 8 El) N, lpromhwlu'n which in- uuvo to Hymn on morality ("‘91 Ivory tax. it he often rumored to tho iooiim ol‘ 11 101111 1111
I). . TRAVIS
dliilcult and uouwtimoo uulto IlllllUH'lll‘l‘llllll’l‘.
slhio to have some of them enforced l
“A conuuluulou oi moral» ahould ho
lhlltiliifliiltll in 11111211 «111111. uhoso duty: .MONOPOLY.
it would ho to take cognizance of thei (LiillCAth, Nov. 7.~~l"‘our Chicago
morale of the people. to aid in the (111-; women are lighting against one man
formalism of all lawn directed against, in an effort to hold positions which are
vice and to work for the host moral said to pay them $6,000 a year each.
conditions in incinricu, BCIlOOIS. dance The women are court reporters in the
halls and other places." ‘ , Coo}. County Probate Court and havo
Mrs. Alice lStehhlns Wells of the Laos had their positions for years. Clerk
3:. certain dislocations or the hamer- nannies police department. said: Cervenkuinslsth they hav’oheldamom
lie-.- 'ii‘a‘ He Was a pioneer insisting upon «seal "The police Woman hell come in opoly on theatenogmphle work 111 that
. , tic surgery and he developed a great answer to modern needs and one has court for twelityailvo yours and that
3 part of the aseptic operative technique me to otuywnot to dlephtce men. but the “combine" mugt be broken up.
which soon become a matter or course to mpplont their work. [For countless As the first step in the breaking or
in all operating rooms. ages the business world was a man‘s in. alleged monopoly, Judge H. H.
"W’Mm World. WltI‘i women and children se- (has; appointed a man 33 the official
‘loniu of tho lanolin-ll tondornutlu. now
ianlvorsully known as "illnilln'ney'n
i l'olnt.” brnuuiu a ready "mono or (limit-
“may 'lllltlili, and nudoulumlly led to the env-
»luu oi‘ thousands 111‘ true.
1111; later nouli‘lluitlouu to medical
silence included the. introduction 01'
the first eueetllo operation for the'
MI AVE,
PHONE
QOUTH NORWALK
7 2 2 - 1 2
0111.1.
m..-» -.mwnm.-...u.w
WOMEN STENOGRAPHERS HAD
PHON E 1440.
olutlonary changed method of trontlaxl
UNTIL CHRISTMAS
acre oven 9. little something from every pay envelope (or
. in
strain court oilltdals from intoxioringi
oi’ the work, but the women refused to
be dislodged from their positions ami‘
threaten an injunction suit today to To
1
i
w ith their work.
”MW
11111 111111 111111
WALL S"lllt)lz‘.’l‘, ‘ltl:~l.'. a. 111.-~lir1.<lt
bidding for 1111‘: loading stocks raised}
their prices sharply at tho opunillg to-
day. The advance in 1111an Isslwn.
however. was counteracted by heart
nuns elsewhere. and the nioronunt us
a whole was confused and irrl-unlur. i
The ristI of the specuiuliw i‘ntorilos,i
in spite of the (banning loudlnl) ol|
the loss ut‘tlrc stocks, conveyed tho‘
impression that younuduy'u doriino
was in tho nature 111 a bum (11hr, .11111'
that the advance today was (MP to ill
tempts ol‘ shorts to cover. (iuino 111" ill
point or more were made by ltonditiu.‘
t‘nundlun Pat-lilo, Ailiuhzuinniud. lint-1‘
'Suirnr, Mexican Petroleum and Nillllllhi
iii Iliscull. lichlub Vullo)‘, Louisville.
.nul Nashville and Missouri l‘uoliic
porn Ill 11\ )‘.l{lliil)l'l'l1<illll‘li wvlo wvuk- z
oiled b), lilo announcement of an odor-
‘ r" .11.; I“‘l1 oi illnI lil‘nl l’i"“v1u11ml
1in common loot ill/A and tho:
1' but Md. '3 The whole murkvl inter.
displuvl 1" u l’l‘ii'lll)lilil‘y londonry in
nynipuiii, with a decline in the t‘un is»
soon.
5
club l).
\lAlJ. S'i‘lllidl I.’l‘ Noon .iporulamru
unpaioiiily were unable to reach any
doliullo conclusion as to the hump-
dicta outlook and 1111» list ronnouuout
ly wont through a lil'l'll‘l-l oi‘ lrrouuhn
flurluntionu no the balance of huylnu
and selling callers ininod tho mow-
incni one way and than another. 81111:
1111111111. abroad With more hopeful and
tinI lnltlnl ride in prince wan due In
port to the higher range [or American
stocks cabled from London. 'i‘herc
was no important change in coadi
tlous. and sentiment remained penal
mlstlc. intermittent short selling do
pressed the list from time to limo, but
the general trend was upwardl. 0n
the Curb there was another epirited
advance in the Standard 011 group.
Bonds were easy. ‘
Mice Mildred Wilson. at New York. cluded in the home. ‘ court reporter. Cleric dementia in.
. is spending a low daye visiting Mendel *When cities lolly realise the value formed the new reporter thit no and
or women in preventative work there his assistants would be given the built
l
l
Property owners utilise Sentinel
“ the
, them, at
~ her
' working
, dress, or at any other. inmost work 5110
‘()wing to the mother‘s ailment,
1 .111111 asylum in
i
:5.th
1 snnilnrium.
l .\'I re.
Went Ade. in finding buyers or ten-
irNHUMAN FATHER DESERTS SICK
WIFE .AND LlTTLE ONES.
Mother Fights Hard Battle Until
Finally Halted by Probate
Court.
llllllll'id'll‘illl’l‘ Nov. «Fire litilo
children oi one. inmily were sent by
Judge Edward I«‘_ ”alien in the pro-
bulo court yesterday to the vounly
11111110 in Norwulh, lhvir mother being
1 consumptive and their lather, .lohn
liowiey, of Bridgeport burial.r desert
rd his family about two wars new.
hire. I'luwluy made a mural. patholil' up.
pen] to the judge to be allowed 1.1
112,111 the bottle. out. and turn for the
children, displaying a l‘l‘illlll‘liitiliy
strong trait of charm-tor. The names
of the children and their ages were:
l‘nlhi'l '.i110 l:.’: l‘nti‘lz'li, lil: Annie, ‘l‘.
.lohn, ii, and Hattie, -l. ’l‘iiv‘o was 1111-
I."
, other child a little girl 1hr-Io yours will
> in tho l",01111 but this lllll‘ will be Lilli d
1111 by a sister, who is in.
Application for 1111» ("Ollllilllllll‘lll 111‘
family was inndo 1211'ou_::b 1‘11:
charities dopartnuml. ’l‘ln: 111111in
have been living.r niurc their father but
21? Lewis Htl'l'ul. Sinco i111
went. away the mother has been (loin-J:
best to cure for the children by
as a lit-rub wOmnn and loan
could get.
and 17
Two nido 1'
reaper-11v ply,
children, iii
helped some.
how
ever. she finally became ill and tho
small earnings of the. family were 1111
able to pay for medii-ui attention and
proper care. Neiuhbois ilolpml, but
lilill was 1111)) tompor'luli) Ai‘ivi' is»
1111!. a. lew days in the 11131111» 111p (-1111
drop will be sent to St.
New IiilI‘i‘ll.
assured ,llrs. lloullay,
be was tnkvu away.
was
Frunl is' (31'
Julian.
win 11
131.11 11:. won :14
rnlousod 1'1'11111 lbw
in
llalieu
R‘wiilm
l'l‘lillliiltt'll
whivh T..-
ghor, 11111! could return 111 bur homo.
[he rhlldron \\‘1‘)‘|I(I iuI 1'1I1111‘nr-Il '11
lnl '
BURGLARS THREA TEN TO KILL
WOMAN
.\'l-.‘\\' li,~\\'l'.‘.\’ 'l‘o wall:
up in tho 11i1:.l11 our: .1 1111111 in ism ki; 11'
111v 1110111 11nd lilt'll ilt' loll llinl limllll
would no (Il'ilil out 11' :1 noisi-
mullII. was 1th unusual I‘I13wril-Iwo ol‘
1111111111111. 111' lllkwoll
early today. The bm'tzlnr lnialudnrd
lilt‘ wmunu'n ('ouruuo. for who scream
1-11. and tho luau, l-‘rauk .l. .\l '.\iuun::,
look to his lit-ole 111 Illio avenue in-
“'11): ('husvd nu" ruuuhi b\ 1111 (11"11111.
111 'us hold in $1,110" i'm liil‘. Iliitllll‘
Hf‘lllll. “
.‘V'm'. T. ,
1
\\’,!."1
11\‘1 111w,
wan... MW”, .. H. . A
ADVER’HSE lN THE SENTINEL
. Starr’s Sweaters i
are the very best Shaker
Knit Sweater made, We
have sold theue Sweaters for
many years and can recoup
end them for their fit and
quality: strictly all wool.
$5 on to $8 oo.
Angora Sweaters . .
$6. 50 and $8. on
Angora Vests . .. $6 so
Fancy Vests $2. on to $6.00
"Cross" Gloves for ladies
and men from $1.50 up
I
tiltll
Joseph Davis
118 wumnmon "new,
South Norwalk, Conn.
l
but: with mail out or delay.“
Norwalk Chronicler