TUESDAY, NOV. 9. 1915 '
l‘he \‘0rvtalk Board of Fire Under .
wars will hold a meeting this af-‘
.noon at «i o’clock. l
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Joseph Cornell. the tree specialist i
. , landscaping and planting the es-.
- and childrene gt!“
in Mens Womens > of F. H. Cleveland, at Straw-
mrltls at 2C1c.39c, 50c 75c and $1..tlU in 11' Hill
wool and fleeced lined at - ' 1
E. K. BANKS ’
w 1111:: 11.11....» 11
to clone the 1
whoié'hmily
he meeting of the board oi dire
MAHACKEMO HOTEL 31.0011. 1' 0f Ihe Norwatk (1111111119: of
South Norwa|k_ .ulllerce was adjourned last night
-.v______- __, ’ it Friday.
PROTECTION. 1 w——_ 1
You lock your door when you go to “”19? Lodge, TW- 91. l. 0. 0. l-.
bed it confer the first degree tomorrow
pm- Protection, 1 tudltt, and reit'esliments erI be ser-
You insure your life until your dead, I“ '
For l’roleCtion,bI Ieasel IIonaltl Taylor. a Well known high
’Iioes ILOI your house and arn p 1s1'hool young man, has left high
w“ l I l il,l «tool. and taken 11 position in the
The store and goots you rave 0 se vntrai Nation'rl ll'tnk
Zitequire of you. i ask as well, ! ‘ ‘ '
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llrotecItIIOII- “I arding thel The IIDIIIVI'n police were notified
The“: b no ques m“ it E “lNSUR.' Il'rhI IIISht to be. on the lookout tor a
PROTECTlo]? k' 39. 0 1" best Com- jfive passenger Ford. w'hith was stolen
ANCE" of 11 111 s in tie '
'from Bridgeport yesterday.
w.»
& G Id the official board of the Norwalk
Taylor 0 enlt‘ ‘hamber of t‘onrrnerce will be in
Trust Company Building "Irrnbury tonight as the guests of the,
Telephone 1230. Illilllbul')’ Chamber of (forrrmerce. totI
.._. lwrtness the Industrial Exposition in:
lthat city.
panics.
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IHaire).
‘ Dorothy Belts,
' ‘ Adele"
‘ American st age
,irrade by Joseph P.
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2‘2: SOUTH NORWALI EVENING- SENTINB'L' '
Pillilllililltllilltlilt
' "- Adele" At Regent.
The musical mmedy “Adele" which
was originally produced at the bong-
'acre theatre in New York and achieved
a drstintt success will be the otteriug
Iat the Regent theatre Friday. matinee
and night. The company includes
,Myr'tle Jersey wiro will have the title
role. (.‘lartt Palmer, Fred Frcar Felix
(‘harles H. Bowers, Maurice
Lavigne, Sidney Davies Jules Epailly.
lilice Burt. and others
in addition to a chorus that is said to
have charm, vivacity and efiiciency.
is from the French of Herve
Ian‘d llritruel and was prcpared for the
by Adolf Philip and}
l-‘atwartl A l’aultorr who from the same
k‘r't rich source adapted "The (Iirl \\'ho
Smiles" and "Two Is t‘ornpany."
curreni‘ 111 New York The company
tI1at will be seen here is the only one
presenting
ilicker'ton .lr., is
he on a lavish scale . The
gowns worn by principals and chorus
were designed by l'oiret of Paris. dur-
ing “.\dcle’s' engagement in London.
Marie Doro Today.
All of you who have seen .\laric Dam
in "The Morals of Marcus" will be
glad to know that this dainty little
now '
"Adele" and the production. 1
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till NEWS
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w EATH ER FORECAST.
l~‘or'1cast for Noiwalk and vitirritv:
l-.t.. tonight 111111 \\edrnsd11\, 11111I1r
limb—til.
'l‘ht disturbance \\'lllt‘ll was central
over l'pper .\l.chigan yesterday mo 11:
ing has moved eastward arid is now
passing out the St. Lawrence \ttltey.
It is causing unsettled. \vea:
ther with mild temperature
eastern portion of the Lake
and iii New England. . Cloudy and
rainy weather is also reported from
the Lower Mississippi Valley. An
extended area of high pressure cen~
trai over the I'pper Mississippi Val-
ley is producing pleasant weather
with lower temperatures iii the 1101'-
thern districts between the Rocky
Mountains and the Lake region. A
long trough of low pressure extend-
ing front Idaho southward to Arizona
sicattsing considerable unscttl-ed
weather with local showers between
llte Rocky Mountains and the Pacif-
ic coast.
showery
in the
WEATHER A YEAR AGO.
TODAY.
'l‘cmpcratttrc: Low, 51
45. l'alr.
: high.
Among the passengers sailing to
day on the Clyde Line steamer “Le
nape" for Jacksonville. Fla. is A. I).
Keep. of J. .\i. Layton 1% (‘11.. Inc,
who are agents of the line.
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A number of the members of Pro
gress Forum. No. 11. Progressive
Forum League, last evening visit d
the Stamford Lodge. At the, foe;
meeting routine matters were
sidered.
COH'
.\ir. and Mrs. Frank t‘. Fitch, Ray-
mond and Kenneth Fitch, Miss Ger-
,tr-ude (‘raft of Good ilill. Mrs. Frank—
Gregory. Miss Verna Gregory. Clay-
ton Gregory of Norwalk. Willis B.
Banks of Noriield Were entertained '
Sunday by Mrs. Eliza Bulkley, of the
Upper Parish, Weston.
Mrs. F. W. Gibba‘rd is to speak Wed-
nesday, November 10th at 2 o'clock
at the Community Club rooms, 53
.West avenue. The subject of the
talk will be Water Conservation. Mrs.
Gibbard is chairman of the committee
on conservation of the
Confederation of Women's clubs. She
is intensely interested in her subject,
and is well known in Norwalk as a
fluent speaker with -a very pleasing
personality.
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region:
Connecticut‘
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Ist1rt' will again be seen in Norwalk to:
I’lottight at 8 0"1‘Iotlt the (‘lrr'rstian ,dal. ““0”,” Paramount offering call-
'U- trial League of ”It“ “I“ ‘I- 1'3 I““ The White Pearl" by 12111111 13111-11-
d””"‘- of South wa‘dk- w‘“ h"’lar'd llclan‘tr, the author of Mary Pick-
lreltl at 8 o'clock. Features will be ad: “mpg ~11”ng She finds herself on
(““55” by Chill!“ B- 110)" “”d‘a Japanese island worshipped by the
i‘l‘""id“”' John K- Finch. inatites through her possession of a
'"’ rillllle pearl with which some liir‘rdu
John Walsh, the blacksmith who Ilpgem] is (”Md .The story 15 11
“'“5 injured ‘1 “"V “Wk" “.20 “hlh‘lpreltv one and with the artistic para-
?‘hOPIII‘s It horse III KPt‘lPI"-“ “V‘I‘IY irrotttrt touth.m1tkesarealtetttutplro
stable, is improving rapidly at the [oplay
.\'ot'walk hospital. Mt. “'alsh will:"Hypocrites" Wednesday. Four Show!
tIIOhIIhl.‘ hI‘ (ll-*(‘hIIIItH'd I1‘01!) III? hos , F'ottr complete pcrforrrranccs will be
pital in a few days. {given tomorrow (if “Hypocrites" ill the
{Regent thcutre where it will be shown
Sergeant Thomas Hunt is this weeklin .\'orwalk for the first time. The
'nioying a vacation from his (lttticsfperformance will begin as usual at
m the night trick at police headquar-lflzztl in the aflernon and llll‘ picture
ers in the City Hall. Officer Frankl will be shown at 2:311 and 3: to, arid at
'- RII.\'utond is Acting Desk Sergeant, 7:30 and 9 at the evening perform-
"ill Officer John E. Reynolds is in ant-es. .\'o motion picture has ever
charge of tile center beat at night. created the interest as has 'liypocrite.‘
giliss Margaret Edwards in the role of
Rev. Arthur P. Greenletti', ("llHinnflnl'l‘I'lllll, a nude woman. handles the
it Ill? diocesan board of religiousicharactcr in such 11 deliutte manner
education, addressed attending 111.1111 [that the most fastidious could not pos
crs of Trinity Strndttt' school at aI sibly be offended. Tntth is very elit-
meeting ol‘ lihe staff last evening she iii this picture and the searth
'lllP. social gathering was one of (on that is matte for her and how she is
duet-able interest. eventually found and holds her mirror
to conditions, makes a picture for
Gilnrartin. the local [the thinking pttblic that will probably
superintonrant of the Metropolitan never be duplicated. There will past:-
l.ife insurance Company, is attend» lively be no advance in prices tumor:
[pg 11 conference on pr England row at the llcgent theatre to
Superintendents in Boston. Owing ““l'lIOI'I‘iII'S-"
'0 the good standing of the South Edmund 3'99" Thursday 3‘ Recent
\'orwalk mpmm in the territory, Mr. 011 Thursday afternon and evening.
thnrartin was elected chairman of.“Tile 5071K 0f the W880 Slave" will be
the conference. 'the picture attraction at the Regent
theatre. This picture was taken lit
.\'orwalk and has as the feature per
lfornier, a Norwalk resident, Mr. Pd-
Our 1tntttrd Breesc. It tells how \‘ed Lune.
\ drugged honest hearted .\'or'walk mill
Day Nursery
worker, sought the love of pretty .\lil-
ldrcd Hale whose young affections were
- {already Site" to Frank Dawson. the
and "S dashing l’OUIIK son of the millionaire
\ mill: -owner. and what came, of it, it Is
W O r k II sublime story of a strong man's nu
__- ._ _, ,Mr. Breese is at his best irt this pic
The regular monthly meeting of ture.
the directors of the Dav Nursery AsI-i
sociation was held on Monday. Nov :WM- FOXS "CARMEN" AT THE
8th, with Mrs. Munro. Routine bustyI PALACE.
tress was transacted. LL13 children| Th9 “'“llflm Fox photoplay. “(‘nr
were cared for during ”1,, “,0“,qu Thotmen" bears litle relation to the drama
Rummage Sale held last week. netted ”0 content and course. of the
$80.1he directors wish to thank Mr.. named 0D°I8 11nd scarcely more to mp:
Herbert Mathewson for the store. .\it. ttale 0’ Mertmee, Whence .\leilhuc and
Gehebe for lamps. Church & Miller l,lalevy die“ the” Will and incidents
for kerosene and carting. 'l’rinityifor music. “ shows the smugglers
t‘hurch for'tables and chairs. Mrs. J.I landing 800““ upon the shore and
II. Knapp for carting and the many. planning ‘0 convey them llliCilly in-
kind friends for their help and do- land ‘0 the town 1‘ viEIlIIlllZe/s their
nations. failure to turn Jose. on guard at the
The following gifts were received wall. from his duty, and the proposal
during the month: 0f Carmen to “'00 and win him. Tire
Mr rs. E. L Saunders. quinces and films the" uttroll scenes “I seduction
gar; O. E. S. Ophia Chapter, N0. .between Carmen and Jose 1n the 18V-
em in the COIIrse of which the arrival
South Norwalk, cake and sand
of the b 11 ii h
G F. 8., Grace Ghurc h,‘ u g ter and his subsequem
Thomas I’.
.\'(‘t’
i
su
52.
;wiches;
'today. the Department has decided to
preme sacrifice and unselitish det 011m».
like i
'~ pr 32 Washington Street
l CAMERA SUPPLIES lapron; G. F. 8., Trinity Church. cake:
SflllfiOfl-POWE“ Carporation .ers. E. F Weed. apples and quinces:
:- PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS. \lrs “V. H. Church, potatoes and
gasolene: Mrs. Blanchard. blocks and
' apples; South Norwatk Methodist
3Church, apple sauce; A Friend. stew
kettles, ball.\t.oys and candyth’ml
Howard Starr, fish; Mrs) Mossman.
chair, box of toys: Mrs. IWing. cloti'h-l
ing; Mrs. Hoyt, clothing; Mrs E!
Steinhart, quilt and clothing; Mrs.
Hamilton, clothing; Miss Marvin. po-
tatoes and apples: South Norwalk
Congregational Church. food; Mrs.
Jennings. potatoes: Mrs. Bancroft!
cereal: A Friend. jolly, high chair;
Mrs. Sophia Abrahams. jelly; Mrsl
Epstein. crackers: St Hilder’s Guildi
Trinity Church, cake. Mrs’. J. H.
Camp and Mrs. Drake rug: Miss M.
Taylor. carpet: 11:11.13. M. Andrews.
milk: A Director, milk daily: Mrsl
Wilcox, milk daily: Whatsoever c1...
cle, South Nowell: Congregational
If ' sent: Nor-walk. Conn.
i7 'Acres Land and Buildings,
fronting on Winfield and
Howard Streets, East Nor-r
walk. Water .and Sewer.
Price/Reasonable. Apply?
'TlIeIPeoplc’l'l‘rlliCo.
, 'Athnnutntrou, -.D B. N. .
1‘0 WuhlnltonIOtrut\
amorous interchanges with the girl
are pictured. Scenes of work in the
cigarette factory next traverse the
screen, making way for the scene at
the wall in which the smugglers hear
their gods through the breach while
Carmen rind Jose, hard- b-y, toy amor-
ously. Next a tight among the. cigar-
ette girls is represented in which Car-
men is a lustly participant and into
which the soldiery come to take her
into turbulent custody. ,
After a brief and relatively tranquil
interlude, a second fight is pictured—
this time in the tavern, between Jose
and another soldier. with-v Carmen as
an excited and pleased spectator on
an overhanging staircase. A few more
lengths of the films suffice to show her
weariness of .1038, her reading of im-
pending death on the cards, and her
journey into the town with the bull '
fighter A street before the ring with
the crowd that this it then appears on
the screen and the was: pictures 2 , .1
Church, milk daily: Mrs. .Chambtlss, cut. back and forth between the cont-Io ,
‘tonI lineal: his. Join: 0911111311.. {1111 at tho bull-tight within; an mm , _
: Norvnlk 91.11111 Laundry. w'iIittug‘of 110an without; and the death
”Charming new models in all the desirable makes are
awaiting your critical inspection The more closely you fol-
" _:low Fashion 5.1 caprtces. the more fully you appreciate the
style supremacy of thepresent models. With absolute assur-
ance they strike the new note in corsetry and lend
. irresistible charm to every wearer.
You really should see them NOW. ‘
PRICE $1.00 to $5.00 ‘ "
Our g'raduate corsetiere will assist you in making a
selection. All corsets at $2.00 or over fitted free.
an
EX. .,
HIBIT. |
a\ «true, i
whose white Plymouth Rock
i‘ttllet carried ofl‘ the blue ribbon at
the llunbtrry l‘air. has a areal surprise
' to spring on the Norwalk judges at‘
NORWALK POULTRY SHOW
fi.
.\liss Marktt'ell of .\'orotorr
.\'ot'olon.
Pumps and ' General Machine
Specialties Work
HilllANll MACHINE C0.
the. coming poultry show irt that town Water 5‘" Foot Raymond 5!.
This will be the first appearance in
public of Napoleon and Josephine. the -
tluinties. most aristocratic pair of Buff
t‘ochrrr bantams. They might have
been named “Tom Thumb" and "Min-
nie Warren. " 'l‘ht y 111'1' very versatilt-
iii parlor l’i‘i1ks. and they live in the
cutest of two-story doll: houses. and al-
ways make a great trit when they go
up the little stairs to the second story
to retire. From the Norwalk show . .. . .. .. .,
they will probably go to the 111111119
CAN BEST
port show. and then to the Greenwich
exhibition. After .\'apoleon Bonaparte
2 SC lb.
and Josephine hate taken the blue rib-
irons. surely the \vorrderfwul little
QUAKER OATS
3 packages for 25¢I
game bantarns of (‘httrles (‘1 Tours, of
the. old King's Highway. .\ototon. will
GOOD BUTTER
Guaranteed
atke the red ribons and .\oroton will
carry off all the honors. anti hold hot it
..BIG CAN TOMATOES.
First Quality
prizes.
All Kinds of Fruit and
Vegetables
DAHER. G CO
Railroad Ave., Cor. Clay St.
Tel. 158-3
GERMANIA [10TH
M. FLEURX Proprietor.
EUROPEAN PLAN
Room. 501: day, $1.50 week
and up.
Railroad Ave. 80. Not-walk
HORSES FOR ANTI-TOXIN USE.
.\‘EW YOItK, Nov ..——-()ne thousand
horses in or near New York City are
being used to produce tetanus itllll
toxin for the armies of Europe. ac-I
cording to 1111 estimate by Dr. thltatuI
E. Park. trend of the city‘s bacter:
lological laboratories: When the war
began, the Board of Health, from hu-
manitarian motives. 'went into the
business of making twt'scrum. butt
now that the large Commercial labor?
stories have developed means for
handling the industry. lir'. l’ark said
r
return to its normal output.
llr. l’ark estimates that
beginning of the‘EUniiict. fotrr million,
soldiers have received injections ___.__,__-,,__ ..d...”
the anti-toxin. I ,KELSEY TEAM ORGANIZED.
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since the
i The work done by the citt' s b11cter~1'l‘l1e Kelsey llaskethull Team has
iologtcal bureau has not only cost organized and games will be booked
New York laXpayers nothing. but has beginning the first of lieceirtbcr. The
brought in a revenue of $111000 fronrglincup. consisting of Lunchak. times
the sale of anti toxin ‘tluttt'trieri. Litt'den \t'allcur and M11
still looks good 011 paper. but the
-—OUR JITNEY OFFER—THIS ANDll‘csttlts of the games will tell. The
FIVE CENT8.t1-utn will be managed by John Mc-
Don't miss this Cut out this slip, en- tlurrie the. veteran rrrnuager of many
Iclose with five cents to Foley & Co., Ilocrll teams. and Mr. .\ictiarrie stated
Chicago, Ill., writing your name antllthis morning tlrtrt he is making 111'-
laddreas clearly. You will receive in re~I rangentcnts for games with teams itr
lturu a trial package containing Foley‘aI Stamford New Milford and Green-
Honey and Tar Compound for cortghs.;\vtcl1. Stilts have been ordered and
colds and croup Foley Kidney Pilla,l are expected at any titnc.
and Foley Catharttc Tablet;
Sold everywhm
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'ulnsw .10; 1111 qu tautWDS V-
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111111111111 fOR 1111 1011110111
E can furnish your new home or make an old one look
like new with complete parlor. dining room and bed
room sets: also rat-pets. rugs and crockery. Bullets
in various woods. plain and fancyu'tables. round or square
topped. Carpet sweepers that really sweep Our prices Will
bear comparison with those of any other dealer.
'Reliable Service Here! '
Purchased by a New York dealer and yacht, the Valhalla.
15 now in this country The collection American stamps he Iovmed also a col- '1
is 11111 to have cost: the late Earl $200; iectlon of British stamps and another ‘"
000.
needed to the title.
HOWLAan
Entrance on Main St, Fairfield Ave: and Cannon St. "
Bridgeport, CODE. Tuesday, November 9, 1915.
511110111 Usual $25 Rugs-$19.50
.Mcplrcn .\'nriortl 1\' .\1111s,;1ttl1111l11
I . '4111ills111 \nrstt'r-
1l1'1111 .\. i..
11111111'11 ,41c111 lt;4 lot oi 1-.\1cll1'11l rugs.
(inc oi tlrc itt'st sorts 1s tl11'1r'
which sclls lict'c and in all ollrt'r
{1111i
.\\1111115t1-r scanrlcss
I 5411111] sitil‘t‘s ll] I)'ll_\'|_?
s1/1- trsttrtll) at $2;
This is the rug we are now able to sell, in limited
quantity, at nineteen dollars and fifty cents.
lrs 1111\111 i111111 j411111l 111111; with
111l1'1'p soft strt'iat'c; I
i111""\11ll1|1l[1'1"lt11115:
in all 1111 illlliltlitt' I1111111':l'ttt'111sl1:
trig 1"ol111 1'11111l111111t11111s. '
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in sp111.1l looms. 11 is 111111-11111tlrotttus1.1111lttllt)
itct in \\Itllll “till 1111 l11111l1 .'rtrI\t\l11'11 in tin p1rtt1ttr
tit‘
tlrc \\1'11']1111 tlr1' lltis strttrotlirtL'ss oi
\11111i, sllrla,‘C
lllitlttN ll \\t‘1'il‘ (llIIl \\t‘1'll’ itlttl \\'Car1
Latest of the handsome patterns is included at this
price! 3
llial l1'1t1'sl is tI11 iatorrtt' 11111111141111.111 rttt,4 of this
s1'11s1111:tl11 l1ltrc.1tttl:;4oltl 11"11t1'1 \tltlr rosc bottlvl‘. . "
, . . . .
lit\ltlt this, sct 1'1'1'rl l.‘lslt'llll pattt'r'ns 111 inn 111'1‘1'1] or
:4rt'1'11 or brown cliccts‘.
.\II o by I.’ 1'1-ct i11 st/1';
.\(lltl ill 32':-
rt'gttlarlIv
$19.50
llztll.
tar'pct Illll'tl lloor.
lvit'lr 111l111'11l 1lt'11p1'rrcs 11111l lnrnitttt'c
1'111cri11;4.ncw
light 1"tttt
aim to ”in ircc passa'41 to tlrc lit4lrt oi \\i11tcrs
stttt .~——tltc lrotnc- ittrrrislrtng folks
1'111'11'111II1 with abundance
of prttt} new things.
it! 9- ..
llll‘lllttli‘t' tt)\lllll" is
1'olot',111l1 111 llokhata anti toliag'c anti stripctl
it" designs .‘~$t \‘tl. joke? .-
lapcstry totttli 1'1111'rs arc 111-1115111111 irrnr 111 \\o.1\c
and in” "WC loinr scrv'itt'.
llca\_v 1111'tr1ptcltc slilllilsl in
and I lricntal
/
trootl silt. plain or in Ilricn—
l1'll tlt'. i“lls‘,——S.’.50 in N1.
Sttttiast ntatiras curtains havc tttritlttc
arc ttrixttrrcs or 101111 with one slratlt st
thc otlrcr. R11].
color ('llt‘t‘lfi;
1ill(lllI;: ottt abovc
blttc.t.'111 11ml "'1'1'1'11—~\5 pair].
ltt'rnitttrc 11111'1111got t.tpcstr_\‘.lll:tl1't’
tlttt'ablc 101'1t's .1111] 1ttsltinns slrt‘t‘l
51) inches wide.
IV‘Itltl.
s handsome and
:tl it'vttttc ntrtl \\tl"l‘|l
tiricntul and mixed p11tt1'.51'rns—7 to OS}
ll111n rcp tor ittr'nitttt'c 1"~11\1ri11:4
511 ittt'liic
501‘ yard.
and for cushions is
\Yltlt 11111] 111
all tl11 likctl hantlsotnc littcs.—-
Ritll stttriast tttatlr 'ts irt plain brown
and g'rccn anti
lair is 51) itrclics \1i1l1'1rt 851
'I1artl: cilltcr hgttrctl or plain
and 5.2 incl-11s \vitlc at 451' _\artl.
lancv ttcl l'ot curtains stripcs 1'1111l1l111ks‘of intiititl-
ll1tl sort. \vhitc and bc.igc——5 111' to St 11ml.
Lablc nct Cttrtattrs. cxtr1t strong bt't
1'1tt1s1' 1111rtlc of «Ion-
blc tlrrcad net
t11stcitrl bur-1hr p11tttt'tts.—Sg to S5 pair.
Scotch lat‘c tttr'tuins in tastctttl all:11vcr
pattcrns. white or crcanr or .\rabian
\vcll_;ts name—$2 to 8; pair.
and
2 St‘olt‘lt in
border
la st .1 9
Third floor.
The Howland Dry Goods Co.
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We'Are Moving .Into Our New Store At
To Give Home Itself New Dié'ss
FAMOUS
collection of American postage stampsi
made by Alexander Edward Lindsay. wrote the history of it while traveli
lection contain: it complete history 9}
Wall and High Streets
Watclt this space for full particulars
of our opening Day .
RAYMOND & SON: .,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
\ 48 Maln Street,
Norwalk.
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STAMP COLLECTION American postal issues, in which the
SOLD. . ‘
NEW YORK. Nov. 9.—-The famousiginal drawing to the finished issue. ' 1.
The Earl arranged his collection and .
h .
.the lite Earl of Crawford. has been:about the world on board his cruisiié
Inraddition to tho
It was sold by his son. who suc- of miscellaneous issue's both of which
. have been gold
in addition to the stamps the stub ,1
.\'-A
stamps are traced front the artists‘ or- ‘: “l
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Norwalk Chronicler