‘ ' lor or the Congregational
Corsets,
the price of commonplace hind.
well known.
Don’t delay Be nmong the first to come You will buy it you see
the goods Come and come quick
33. South Main 51.311111. 11mm
516 Main 61., Btlmhrd.
SELLING our SALE
Ladies’ and Misses’ Suits,
Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Waists,
EVERY GARMEN1 MUST ($0
BEFORE JAN. 1 1914
to meet the readjustment. of the new tur'l11 on nonlens.
offeis you the xery finest lendy-rl’or service ga3men‘ts in the wmld ut
lengthy words of praise for our merchandise for its n1e1ltn are too
It is simply a care 01‘ too much goods on hand on ac~
canal or the mild weather We have hurl. For this selling out sale we
have reduced 1111093 to arecord breaking 1101111101 they must he sold
before the new tariff schedule Lakes cfiécit: “We ure not making this
sale under false unetences as others do thu1lng cheap auction goods
and trying to unload them upon you, but ours are the best goods
with our guarantee on every gmment.
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STAM FO RID
In planning your new house you
should not cuiuirlcr the matter set—
and’ Furs
'If- -.I'
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for a suitable system of heating.
The host results lll‘t.’ (illiliiili‘tl by
following natural lines; that in by
taking the pure t.llli'~‘ill-i'l(lt‘)l' air
and heating it in a warm air lur—
u'acc. There is no hottcr
accomplish this result than by using
a STAMFORD FURNACE.
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This sule
There is no need for us to offer
FOR SALE BY
Horace R. Nash
Corner North Main and West Streets
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Pill’lliill iiillSiMililS
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A MOMENT OF PERIL.
0
Edward M (lul‘inoy, who will play
that Hosiery is one of our
service.
ing good is missing
best silks and noveltios.
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HOLIDAY. , GOODS
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A.Dickerman&Son
W208 MAN WHO SHOT HER.
John TWd and Marguerite “ll“‘l
Married in Reading.
Minn Marguerite Gilbert. a daughter
or Mr and Min. Ferris Gilbert, 0! Red
ding. and John Todd. also of Rtidllill 1,1.
were united in marriage Thursday utJ
iernoon by my. Louis F”. Burgess, pas
church or.
nodding. The ceremony was perform-
ed in tho office of Town Clerk Jona-
than ii. Bnnlord. Directly niler the
ceremony Mr. and hint. Todd loft (or
an automobile trip They will rculdo‘
” in Reading upon their rnturn home
Egrlier in the day the young neoplol
tune to Norwuik to lie rum-led, but;
were unable to have the ceremony pow
formed owing to the 1m any midouoc .
law. They immedlotoly returned to
their home town 11ml :1de the nor- i
ricu at 1191131111. 311mm. 1
Wig M31111, it will he remand!"-
ed, Muir ‘ nut 11111 has. wm the
which alibi. aunt in her war.
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CHRISTMAS
HOSIERY
So many of our patrons chaos“: tomake practical gifts.
We have prepared very, large stocks from which noth-
We have plenty of the staple styles as well as
All standard grades in large assortment for men, wo-
men and children, «at most advantageous prices.
The N. E.
86 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN-
.1 doctrinal Motion
motions-colonial” an
w than he m. his “Mam.“
thaw-upper Whil- “winter tho calculi norm
""‘*“*'~" the role of Brunt Pomsrcy, the forget
1111 Charles l’uul lirow'ns thrilling do
thettlve 11lnylct"A Moment of i’erli,‘
111i lloyi' 11 Theatre today has boon play
ting in stock companies i'o1 oyol six"
Hours. beginning with the Bahcoclr
lstock Company in Los Angeles, in
11907 playing juwnlle and light. conic
' dy roles.
- 111011: on with Geo. ll. llroadhurst'u play
“The Mills of the Gods," playing sec-
;ond liem'ics. After that he came East.
‘llnd played Hile’md I‘lorlnt"
' dame K"
.. management of Henry Savage Dur-
special features of Christmas i
.. l
ling the past two summer seasons he
l
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'3' v.1
. -1
', has been list-inflated with the Poll Pin)
the era in various New England cities
He is n residrnt of New burgh, N. Y.
George -C, Willinn1snn.tlmow11
" , port. 01 Vincent Douglas.. Mr William
.. ‘viile for several yearn ns a singing:
‘oomedlnn and later leading juvenile
in several pluylets. His first venture
iwas in 1908 in Deadwood. S. 1)., slnto
wing at tho Enrly Crnnd In 1909 he
1 ~"' ’0 ' was manager for l’rol‘csaor Gilpin or
show managing
111.1111 doing 11 \mldevlllr turn in 1910
fiéfi'fi-‘fifl‘; lie 111111 11 partner with Ben A Till»
sons musical comedy company, play .
ing the Rajah in "Dream of Enl’DL":
Ryan Co.
l .'.'.:.:.l .
hotel he played 'li‘nthev
' Murphy. the priest." in the drama “(rah
litorniu“ 'In 1911 he was featured ny-
Com--
TzO,
During 19l2 up in
3' June 191:1.l1e played over the Brueton,
. 1 Circuit 0! Des Molnar! town. and also
_, iovor tha Galen City. time or . aha
, ; and through Nebranku and Missouri. 1
In Prudence Lam-lie. who will play
tlm errlng wire, Ester Morley. the an»
thor believes he has made a "ilnd.‘ '
one is :1 charming little insanity nos
meal Mr. Todd wan examining a small sensing chm-m grate. and u personnil
rlilo. Suddenly the weapon was tllu- magnetism that always tell. She first
churned the bullet striking Miss Gil- henna her professional career in part:
hurt in the hand lneruhlp with mini; Whittle, mule
Sim was hurried to the llanlmry hos-1imncmountor. in a monologue and
pilot where her condition was at ilrst1ulnglng not. in 1907 pinyin; the West-
conuldered sorlouu. She button to 11m em and Gila Hun time. under that
prove and it wan doomed hast not immune ol' Whittle and 1.1191110. she
operate upon her for the removal oil later dovulopod “sum for lnunua
thebullet. At the time of the ahcot- and played in HOVGMI "Mil road con»
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tied until you have mutic provision ,
.1111); to,
‘K.
iflguies 01‘
During the season of 1908-91
in “Mu ,
through Canada under the'
i .
1n,
. private life as Guorgn w. Collin) is 11:1
' iresldnnt (iv! Nozwalk. He will play um
ison has been connected with vuudc- ,
l
Knlic h
111w. Bertha 111111 F ('-
,l‘i’llitnm' are testing their belief that
the romantic drnmn can 'come back."
For sever-til yours Mme. Knllch him
had the drama “Rachel“ in her pos-
ism-1111111111 is based 0n the lite or the
.h‘routh actress and udvnnturess who,
lwas one of the most picturesque.
the reign of terror. But
Mme Kalloh did not believe that the
times were. llpe for a return of con-
tume melodrama
This season «a eruption or dramati'
VllOl. stuff from low life convinced Mme;
Kallch that the day for the return
I
i
of romance is at hand. She reasons
that things go in. cycles on the stage
no elsewhere. and that the‘
realism of recent plays was morely
the last are of the candle oi (ll‘fl‘
mutic roullsm het‘ore~ it died. Acting
on that lmlinf she has produced
"Rachel." 1
Oddly enough Mum. ‘Kalioi‘l's cut-oer
bears a singular resemblance to that
of the true “Rachel's, except, in the
matter of morals. The Polish actress
is almost Puritnnic. 'l‘ho story 01'
‘ilachel‘u" life could hardly go‘
through the mails.
as usual months
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WILLIAM
Two
South Norwaik. Conn.
in the Salt lake Stock 00.
Mr. 0311qu their cums Ni and
Played “Miami! Harlot.” the young
lawyer. in Henry Straw Canadian
and Wm Lou» at ”Madame X."
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Ilamb." tho hotel cleric in George M.
Colin's production. ”Get Rich Quick.
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was out several summer moon:
tug than; were mot-leg m the Meatball» until her talent attracted the
that. the young people were cngagadhnttentlon oi’ Ml‘ Brow who ”(mind
but this we» diluted by all concerned; that she play the part: aha will enact
the denial stating that. the young pm in MI limit plum M H‘Ofl'u theatre.
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liverfi woman ought in how a copy of this must lwuutli‘ul and important
Only 10 cents at this Pattern Counm‘ when purchased with a 15 cent
,tiio poplin unilmrer I]. with rum or
ahead of others.
Winter of Pictorial Review Styles ‘
STX'LE ‘
her pnllomn.
HION BOOKS l,
on good for one in rent pattern.
P. BEERS.
Stores.
Norwalk, Conut
oisrmsurmo 500KB mom
couueoriour our: LiaRAnlr
Wlth. Doc. 'l.~-~»Mlnn Belle H1111;
comb Johnson of the Connnctlcut Stale
“hurry and Proleissor Strong 00111.
stock. president at the Town 1301101111
committee. are busy at the To n
Houn- todu ranking dual proper
lion. for the distribution oi mom 1111
too volumes furnished by the $111
unions. the olIht public schools of it a
town. Emil 1111th will be suppli
with a «inhuman «as built by Hem
ilerholtor, of this town. which in p
Vidal m a lock. and tho key mil
history. MW: ma sandal-d
of rum 11111 Milan. men will ‘-
tion will be ell-used among 1
school. at frequent inurmls.
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the new year.
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IPARNOWI’ N’HIAD OWEACE
'J. A. Lunch. writing in the ourrnnl.
lime of tho Farm and 111mm. tolls
u lotions how overruns s'pruilrl rill
none:
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of our Tom nonhuman would point
to the rut that this English narrow
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number or nieoinra in tho kingdom
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