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Window Duperies
'A new and varied assortment of
Am in White Cream and Arab.
:8adlns in White and Cream
Dotted Swiss in many patterns, also'
_'ke|iaes and Cretones.
E. 13:. BANKS
Nah-chrome Hotel Block.
South Nor-walk.
We Can Now
Fume youepictures
In Three Days' Time At
DIONNELLYS
srsrrousgv STORE.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Bentley.
' 4 Knight street. are ill with the grip.
of
James E. Flynn, of West street, has
3911' a grip victim.
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A. N. 'l‘lrgriault, of West avenue, is
at after a recent illness.
Frederick L. Baxter is confined to
in home on t‘hestnut street through
i'ness.
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William ii. Smith. of West street.
luess as to be able to walk out of
Ohio.
Rev. and Mrs. Ernest F. McGregor's
,htidrerr are ill at the First District
.. corrugation“ parsonage with at-
rclia ofglhe whooping cough.
[Rom h‘anuilit has leased the store
tribe corner of Cross and River
treats. to. Solomon Gelloyvitzhforta
onlodtof five, years,‘at an annual
Ania! of $264.,”
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A tiller-go of- intoxication, preferred
want Voucher, of South Nor-
ails.“ was united today, on payment.
#15. He. was arrested by Officer
"to
IMrt. vfitarnford Ad\"ocate.
“'8‘“an hpatéyveek tpeive sales
if realweatate were recorded, with
lien autos of- property and merigages,
t $27.I0l5
On Monday afternoon til
,9’ their at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
urton Rogers, 37 Farview. avanue,l
.. 911113.311“; program of the rueeli'
3 will be in cha go of Miss Mar-
{McLean and the subject will be
I adders Contemporaries ”—— Dan-
Among the patronesses of ”The
Story ‘9! the Magic Carpet" are 'Mrs.
’ iStacey Benton, 'Mrs. Percy W.
flecks, Miss iltlargaret Brendlinger,‘
gtjmr of The Hillside School for
“ Mrs John Cavanaugh. Mrs. Ro-
my: Hanford,r rMs.C. A. Harstrom,
ru'y S.- Lockwood, ‘Mra. Ai-.
‘ ' doriclt Quintard, Mrs. Percy
.wntMrs Minor Randall and
ert Waugh of the lNorwalks;
irrence ”Mazzenoyich and Mrs.
‘ le Priz't’ilr, of Westport, and
George H. Noxon, of Dorian. The
of the Oriental Rug unfolds like
' an Night‘s tale, that with the
age of being true. This enter
will be given in the audi-
., the Norwalk Public Library.
‘: 21 at 3 p. m.
wane'ous
«ration of God Liver Oil Regular
size, 790.
' n-Powell Corporation
SCRIPijN partners-re.
82 Wilmington Strut
unoitur Newark. Gena.
lto his home with an attack of illness.
5 avenue.
I bury and Bethel will be in this city to
is so far recovered from his recent‘
lthe. monthly meetng of the Norwalk_
sort!“ h of 81:5, fill; For- the second: Announcement ‘hns bombing: '2’") N“. n 1'89le «Mr ‘Shaivoy..“ and we
their 61‘ an‘lrar‘y, 19 5, 'tirei’e were sire I'lhe police comm ssroner i | “a certain that every (I'll ties union-
"three .1
i'tO fianford. Mrs. C. A. Harstrom,.
Dr.-Cratn is reported to be CW
film “NETS ill
All) Nlllills
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Miss Madeline C
street, is ill with is
hell, of Spring ‘
I 'At all of the masses, yesterday. in
'St. Joseph’s Church, collections were:
taken up for the Catholic Transcript.
Mrs. John Bates Alley, of Woodward
has removed to Boston,
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Unless counsel for lmne & (‘0 and‘
the defendants can agree upon a
method of settling the case without;
pressing the foreclosures, Judgel
Thomas will probably grant the re—I
quested forclosure Wednesday. ThereI
is no alternative for the court in the
matter. Shortly after the judgement
has confirmed by the supreme court
attorneys for D. E. Loewe & Co. tie-I
cured the usual exerutions of judge“
ment against the defendants making;
Mass.
Bakery will re-open on
19th with our regu-
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Wednesday the
lar stock.
Tomorrow evening Friendship As
No. will meet with Mrs.
sociation. i .
William J. Brown. of is lielden ave-
each liable for its run amount. At-l
nae. . . .
_ lathlnems made against the pretes
Several complaint: of “grayed of property in question when the isuiti
has brought in 1903 and unit tlreI
granting of the judgment executions
‘foreclosnre pocreedings against these
‘ properties were instituted. }
Notuitbstanding the fact that theJ
granting of the foreclosures by Judge1
Thomas jeopardizes their homes and:
which represents the sat—l
children have been referred for ac
tion to Prosecuting Attorney t‘rarnet
C‘. Hegenran.
A complimentary parish supper is
to beheld Wednesday evening by the
members of" Trinity Episcopal
Church property,
logs or 3'9“” 0“ the Part of each de-v
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Hot. .lenks. president of the Men- fendant, the forum] announcement,
that the day for foreclosure has finally
yesterday , ,
been set is of little more than passing}
(into College. Aurora. lll..
morning occupied the pulpit in the
East Norwalk Advent Christian interest to the defendants. The day;
(‘hurch on Van Zant street. that is uppermoat in “19 minds of;
' the defendant batters is ’I‘ucsd‘ay.‘§
January 27, the date set by the Am-l
erican Federation of Labor for tliel
giving of contributions by over! a}?
ganized worker in the country to pre
vent the Loewe case defendants froiri‘e
I suffering in a monetary way by losingi
the big suit in the courts.
“What will the organized workers.
[of‘tlre country do on January 27 in
response to the appeal of the A. F. of
14., for contributions?" is‘the question
the defendants, as well as the other
members of the local hattere' cumin.
Itlons are asking themselves as the
Entry set for the giving of these con-
tributiona approaches. During the
land 0'! South Main sue“. will be past week about twenty-“five of the
phased m learn 8“,, has recorered defendants as well as officers of the
from an attack of la crippe. I! local “”1003: have been intewiened
as to what they expect the reopense
Joseph's ; for contributionir will be. and each
man holds the pain; opinion-all are
extremely confident that every union
worker in the country will donate an
,‘hour‘e pay asked by President (Tonia
‘, ports. of the A. P. of L... in the fund
morn- I to assist the. Loewe case lefendants. T
mp” issued [hmfollnwing permits: To “Do you thlirl the trodesuniqnista
“_m at mem am,“ for the May of the country will respect! generally
lroff (Hompany to we at 51 Main '0 "‘9 A- 'I “II-“ww'swmw
fire” for Antonio Dubrleko’w and ‘0, iiugh C. Shalvoy. of the Danbury HIT,
-tlnlahcrs' association was asked. I' '
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who at the. Muller Gloria mil 8 “We have every reason to be con __
' tident regarding the result of the up,
lrcc examinations for would- be spec- i list will give the one hours P‘Y askerlI
lal officers will be held in. the. (‘itylfor in the appeal." President Cort
iHall 0.“ ”l" ”fem?“ “f January 28‘“ l neliue F. McCue and Jeremiah ScullyI;
George ll Russell rind William It. i’etr- land Secretary John O'Hara. of tire.
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The Home Mistion Stundy (‘lass to
night tit 7:30 o‘clock meets with Rey.
it. n. iiartley. at the Baptist parson
age. 'on West street.
A big number of routers front Dan
night to witness the long-looked for
\\‘oorter‘.\'orwalk basketball clash.
On Tuesday evening of this week
Building. Loan and investment Asst)
cirrtlon flit be held.
The friends of Mia‘s Elsie Leather-
A parish meeting of St
Church was held last evening in the
'basernent‘ of the church on South
Main street. Plans were discussed for
iii future entertainment.
The building department. this
nington will be in 9“”39- Danbttry association, feel just as con- ,
fident as Secretary Shalvoy in regard!
"o'esterday. 4 the fifteenth Of the to the success of the plan to help the:
month, marked the semlfimonthly [we cage defendants; . i
. (‘h‘lnli‘ 0! ”0““? sergeants in the; 'Nearly all the batters against wliosel
I‘h‘irst istrirt. Sergeant Harry ‘Gibsorni
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property foreclosure is asked are 01-,
the first half of the month. returned :trade for thirty, forty and in some
to the City Hall, and Sergeant Thomas lenses fifty years The defendants ea ‘
lliunt, assumed his duties in the First i press greatest confidence that every.
:Dlstrict. During the -tlrst fifteen union man who works on January 27.,
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“"5 there iii“: :2“ (Utilizhailiejtiznii: will give the amount he earns during1
""3 fir“ ' 3 r ‘ W .llre second hour to the fund being
. th N 1-
thing of a 18mm to T3: 30:1"? “it raised by the A. F. of n for their as-
ivalk man uaeems R 9 sistfime I
in that 99° 0“ . President Gompers. in issuing the‘l
"-" ' . appeal, asks the trades unionists of;
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Adjutant Tyler. of 80“ 0 ' ' ' the country to make the contributions.
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3:12.33: fiil...‘§'l§‘.l"3.$§§il.m .3...» WM E... union m... .. askedl
. . ' to donate ' _ »,
Tire Man and tits Work," in the. sat, 0“ 110“” PM Mr Gone,
vatlon Army Hull 87 North rltlairr
street, at 8 o'clock in the evening. ,
Stereoptlcon views trill be shown.
large number of tickets have already
been sold, and a ten successful tirue
is nutlicpated.
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A large number of Norwalk peoplelI
journeyed to -\'ew_ York city yesterday
'afternoon and heard John McCor- . ,
lmack, the famous tenor. sing in Car— devoted a considerable part 0! it to,
, extolling the genuine unionism of the} .
$9323 giillhonxrnesrgfifiig' @;::i United Hatters and particularly of the
Innothet‘ New York concert February Loewe case defendants, as demon-
} l3tlr titrated throughoutth'e long litigation
.' ‘ in connection with the trial and re-
trial of the action. President Gornpers
stated that the Loewe case defendants
fought theories. in the interests of or-
- ganized labor as a whole and he
.ence that basic principles of trades
unionism are at stake and he requests} ,
every union worker to contribute to;
the fund in order to demonstrate the'
trong bond of sympathy and strength
i which exists between the different in-
hot organizations affiliated with the
A. F. of L. " ,
President Gompers. in the appealp
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complish things which other people
merely wish they could do..
. couches his appeal .for assistance in
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the strongest terms as be lauds\the
defendants and urges every union
worker to contribute to the fund. for
their assistance. .
, In twenty-aye 'yertrt't the local its
ciatio‘ns of the United Hatters
never turned a deaf ear to ari appeal
for assistanc‘o coming from any union
.llntheeolintt‘! 'Thiafaotlarlhownhy"
the records attire. association and!
new a retreat response to the appeal l
“‘0 N" m m" “w" end of the town i derly men. They have worked at the? r
pers closes his appeal with thel‘iiti'er‘qrur’t:
If the report of our 19i6 sale has not reach-
ed you—here are some facts without fireworks
orge'aggbration.
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._ MEN’S SUITS
$12.00 Suit; .................................... $8.85 1
c215.00 Suits ....................... 3:185-
$ .00 Suitx . ........ .. $15.85
$2500 Suits ................. . . . . . ...... . . $19.85 i
$30.00 Sillt~ ................ .. ...... . $23.85 l
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Boys Suits :
s S Age 6 to r8 Years I
3.50 uits ........................
$5 00 Suite ........................ 3;. $2
$600 Suits ........................ $4.85
_ $8. so Su'ts ........................ $6 85
o. $10.00 Suits ....................... $7 85
Men’s Raincoats
$10 Coats Reduced to ........... _. .. $6.85
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MEN S OVERCOATS
$r2.oo Fancy ()vercoats .. .. ..................... . $7.85
$r5.00 Fancy Overcoats ......................... $9.85
$20.00 Fant‘) Overcoats ........... ., ........ $r4.85
$22. 50 and $25.00 Fancy ()vercoats . ........... $18 85
fioy’s Overcoats
. . 84.85
greats. ..... . $3.85
Sro guild‘s ads" vorcoats .. 36.85
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STERLING
F’fllT URE CG.
WASiilNCTON S T.
.NORWALK
Furniture of
Quality
The kind that becomes part of your life and satisfies for
all time.
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That's the sort we offer yo 11 here.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS.
Specials
A few armles, in odd sizes, to close out at special prices.
FLEECE- LINED and Medium Weight, Unbleached UN-
ION SUITS, in small and aha sizes, $1. 00 and $1. 25
quality,at ....................... 50¢
CHILDREN’S UNBLEACHED
25c VESTS ...... ................. ............... 19¢
HOUSE DRESSES in lawn and gingham, embroidered.
With rolling collars, 81.00 quality, at .......... 79¢
SHIRT WAIST of atripedwile Ind plain ordandy, made
with tucks and rolling colhn. 98: quality ...... 50¢
MISS'ES' BATH ROBES in mart patterns and colors,
10 years to 16 yearn, {caller paineoSrsB and $2.50.
NOW nu.-Ia-IIaeoewnnilvoo..".-ooeooe‘oeo ..... .
LADIES’ BATH ROBES, pfln and satin trimmed, assort-
eddeaig‘na and colon......... .............. $1.98
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Tin: NEW Fri-0mm.
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Will «:14 infliirmlc “Latinos: .4le
”altered rs. him I;
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National Brit:
beneficial? .10 eachghe
This marine
Naliorrai £313 {3.- all ”1.321“;
c nl' rises but not
or speculaiion.
alumnae
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The January Clearance
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~ Muslin Underwear Sale
" is Now at It’s ileiplii ..
This imink-taut Annual Event is achieving a remarkbie“ -'
success, and bids {arr to break all records.
3 The. merchandise offered rs our regular- standard of gual- V
‘vrty-e-nothingthmght My Wanted,” ' ‘ ’ I
ALT. A'r PRICES THAT REPRESENT suas'rsnv
grrajrf. samples
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‘ Give Your Chflhermiis Cut- out
This rs just orient the Putin-Boots color
oueeto t t.
gem'fgrsabeenfiftflpegemkegltfigm
busy. The whole shown! Puss-in—Boots
in pictures to cut ont is in the January
PICTORIAL REVIEW
15c On Sale Now 150
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allgmes Dbmiell
CENTRAL HOTEL 35:3 ESTES:
. Corner Monroe and Chen” M South Norwaik.
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Roonrs by day or week at Mia prices.
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0 Every room well ventilated. with“ and girl. ’ .
‘ . Everything flrltolaao. _ - ‘ . I I
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sort the New rear no a new" Set it Boris"
We hive everything you Ire-r1498! and look our\» stock
’iniggeriiih Bros. 64“ Ms.“
South Nonnlk.
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