me: it that here
he sixteen separate
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HOW ABOUT THAT ROOF?
"fluent-durum them in both Red and White _
(“Eli-Huntington: at Perfection vacuum Red'
M. n- u. ”Muted from the very boot selected Red
(bk: Ind be. live Huber—not from stunpaze or refute lelt in J
the Sure“. ”he: tr. they hated to death in t dry kiln, but dried ~
“OW Ilier t ”dents heat so as to retain the natural lite oi the
not You went the best: we've got them—nah for Port Keils and
WNWudkmeom a mottbnt will give you hmell ‘1‘
9"“ ‘ fit "I“ Rice 00 It now!
THE HATCH a BAILEY co. “m
'flliilll Alllilll
lieu lim- Presidelt Prefers
ALK EVENING SENTmEL"
Sm RDAY, DEC. 1:. 19:5
SIAIE liliilllllON
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Federal Jurisdiction 0m, Some
Questions —- Whittier
lade— PublieService Commiss-
ion ilrged to Abondon Father
Some
Random Suggestions
Picked from all departments
Restrictive Power
It In leer—lust an fir in the nearest letter box or telephone.
‘- 0t Milka—Creamy» Sttl ned Shingles, Beaver Board. Lnddereg BOSTON. Dec. 11:"??de jurisdic-
‘ mmw‘mmfituon ovar “Some of the larger railroad!
tid?.~llulta" which are now under the
’authorlty of the state commissions or
”butane as mam
. m 4,.
Mummgood
empmbabiystmg-
WA; .1“ ' it'llzttr‘s was favored by Howard LADIES' GLOVES MEN’S STOCKINGS FUR COATS
. 8' buying at the lfjllititi.‘p:esidettt of the New York,
W P130“ arid ,‘t't‘w Haven and Hartford itailt‘oad,t MENS LOVE
' 7 l‘ h 1 ed the ‘omp‘ny’s case‘ ’ C, S ‘
a" “ "'3 "h“ 3" ,Kt'Z-flnnimfifimwttt minim?” of me‘ LADIES‘ UNDERWEAR MUFFS
Mk . . public service commission into the
THE Beers Meat and PNVISIOII Co. We." “men‘s 9W?“ WWW-b 1 I Bov scour GLOVES
l .. The puglic interest ‘uould lfie otter HOLLY RIBBONS NECKPIECES
6 North Main Sum 13 Main Street WW" d" 5‘ 3'.“ ,“ab‘e ° 3““
and time Of {hm-$8 Who are “‘5ng i0 MEN’S NECKWEAR
. RR'S COAL South Nomalk. "Mk. administer the properties would be,
Phone ”59 Phone 881 iobvinted by such a change," he said.
and bonds were itt-. LADIES, BATH ROBES
hadI
Home of Mocks
'cluded in the subjects which he
:in mind.
t After i". A. Famhant. counsel for.
the road. htul made a plea for valida-
tion by this state of the roads rvcord
fin the punt, l’rusldont Elliott urged
:upon the conunissiou the t‘xpt‘dit‘ilt'y
:of ulxtndoniug any further restrictive
'powt-rs which might be contemplated,
Ale t- more than A i
M than a beverage. Sdmflze’s 3 Sflflilal'y Mar keIS
fit- t “malt extract."
than t tonic and aid to
LADIES’ NECKWEAR LADIES’ RAIN COATS
LADIES’ STOCKINGS UMBRELLAS
SILK WAISTS
SASH RIBBONS TAILORED SUITS
HAIR RIBBONS LINGERIE WAISTS
and said that no additional ponttltiesl
should be imposed for the violation
of tiny luwu now on the books. I
Mr. Elliott advocated an extension;
in the powers of railroad companiesfi
TAILORED COATS
CHILDREN‘S STOCKINGS SHOPPING BAGS BATH SETS
l
n atlon and I! 32 WASHINGTON ST. 39 MAIN ST. Inermittint: them to tu‘quire socuritit‘sf
drool 8000 ‘ SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK. tot loam-d linen and to purchase the; . . o
, lutock or securities of any cotnpnny.j A l f bl f l 10 $2 00
, ‘ h IMO-wide institu- i “1! the public service (‘otnmlssion‘ SpeCIa g1 t ta e 0 nove tles C to '
‘lnds sm-h purchase to he in the pub-1
Ilt‘ interest." ,
Asked whether he thought duesl
.. ‘ tions of the state railroad polio)"
CARD 0"- THANKG. ‘ "" “‘5" bURPmSE PARTY' should he left with the commission or,‘
We, the undersigned, offer our sluu About twonty~live couples purticlpotajwnh ”1,. legislature, the mum“;
core thanks to Old We'll Commandery. ed in a surprise party in honor of "resident said the commission mm!
No. 956 and Sherman Commanders». Mina Emily Mullett, at the rentdencebf‘m’r acquainted With the railroad?
No. 470 and til other kind friends [or of Mr. and Mrs. (‘hnrles 1». Tool, 53""\‘“‘”9"‘}:”m problems. IF
the tloml offerings and all other kind- Livingston street, last evening. Thai ,,,,‘,'?::::l 33:1: Hinitfedittiltzuigt‘o 22°33;
nose altered during sickness and house wan beautifully decorated, and New {lawn of its . . ’
death of our dear departed. there were musical numbers, games‘fiorkehlro Street
Wm. W. ANDERSON, and refreshments.
MT. and Mrs. C, I“. BICIITUM
J. F. BERTUM
Many dainty pieces of cut glass on a dollar table in the
basemen.
holdings in the?
Railway Footprint:
Piano aelectlonsfi'“ “”3”“ "I“l‘mt serious ('nllhlllfll't‘liillll,
”were given by Miss Ruth Finch and gathe- possible ottert .“f any further“
the Miller sisters. Mr. and Mrs} "31mm" or ”w 5"“ “mm" ”I“
m Egleston and Mr. and Mrs. Mlelenz, ' ‘ m. .
. At Donnoliy‘s, 16 South slain street, distinguished themselves up the chem Don't fall to ask (it Donttolly's for
iono may tlnd Just the book to be xiv. plot: house cut-bro players. and are the Wallace Nutting pictures that sell
‘m. for Chrivtmas. in addition to the open to challenges trom all comers. from 70c to $10. ‘ ’
otliclul Boy Scout books more are ov. Troy, New York, was represented by —-———-—-—
231331.2th to t e or three hundred titlon to select from. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Eglefiion, Mr! The N. E. Ryan Co. is showing uum
. _hnior High School Alumni it it is a book. you certainly can and Mme. Willard Miolenz. Mitts Vir—loroun styles in Iii(‘0 blouses, iut‘mti-
not? the printed in The Ront'meke your selection hero natislac- ginln Mlelenz, Daniel Knitting. Edward parable for dainty nnd inexpensive
Books, calendars, Christmas booklets, postcards, tags and: labels
Tristram & Hyatt
i ' Gazette Building
re Receiving Shipment- Req-
hfly Without Delay or
Interference.
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Norwaik’s Leading Dry Good Store Norwalk
t. and F”. Derby.
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gifts.
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n ’ Monday, December 131; T353323; hifi‘hli’t‘rdfi‘iit
Thousands of Dollars to the thrifty men, and women, old and young.
. This money was saved by most 0f you for the purpose of having a little ready spending money
for the Xmas holidays. We know that every one having one of those checks and being in need of
necessary apparel will be looking for the best and most that money can buy.
To prove to you that ours is the people‘s store and no need going out of town for your winter
clothing, we will during this week make price reduction s throughout our big Store that will
astonish the most skeptical .
We are proud to say that there isn't a store in the U. S. A. of the size of South Norwalk or twice
the size that carries a larger or more up-to-date stock of women and chilren’s ready to wear
goods than shown by us.
Discount of Discount of Discount of
' 25% 25% 25%
Ml be given on every purchase made in our store during the week from the 13th, to the 18th inclus-
ive 'We'shallbe in a position to exchange as many checks as will be presented to us at any hour
' 'ot'the day.“‘25'% discount on . ' .
pine'Fur ’Muffs and Collars, Hudson Seal Coats, Tailored Suits, Silk and Lace Wants,
11k Petticoats, Party Dresses,Rain Coats, Trimmed Hats of the latest designs.‘ Skating
*ets, Sweaters, tor Men, Women, Boys and Girls. O‘vercoats for Young Men butts for
Oung Men and Conservative Models for OlderMen, Kimonos, House Dressesfingora
teddy Bear Suits All Colors. Yours‘for Best Values in Town
rieger u » Co.
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