WEDNESDAY. FEB. 33. 1916
illi Illct till
I
are now being shown in Percalel. m
Ginghams. Guineas. Voiles. Batiste,‘
Crepes. Seersucker». Garbardines, etc.
A vacuum assortment ot‘ lemloflitt l. Value-tactics
WHITE GOODS ‘ _ _
on Its Effect II the Selim of
It” life
E. K. BANKS
Imcnm Hotol Block.
booth NorIuIII.
W— __._. --__- __-_
THE NEW
Waists Goods
For Opt-tn. and Summer Wear
IIiI-poiteil by Miss .ieniiy Smith)
The
lit-W
or. "The Plate and Power oi 'l‘hoiicli
Sp BCial Records in the Scheme of Human Life" ’
FOR 'ilzi: (lilll'lll Accepts Its a IIIIII the
l‘ti I Lt‘litill titliitidt“
waShington S Birthdayloi the sIIIptuIe~ it II
“Star Spangled Banner, America. “u ”1 "““ d“ ““
Red. White and Blue"
and many others.
first lecture III II course alien
Ite\\'IIt Itol‘t'li
It 'l‘aliua ire \‘aii
llilet’p! eldltoli
chews ttial Ill
st'tlitltllrs It:
l.‘.Ii__lIi and iIItIIpII-teti by the tiit .I
I. .
.I'aister 'IeIIIhIII' depait lltilti iltt Inii
I III. ons III science
DONNELLYS I‘IIII oIIitIs‘t testament. or the “dime
. o‘I thinas. IIIn only be iIItIIIpI'IIteII h}
P rlor -
V‘Ctm; .‘ S llII‘ newest The spirit of man 'l‘hI-sII
[6 South am "e“ _ testitiionies the old and the oldest,
Wine III—\I' IIIIII the newest, must Iiieyit-
"" ‘ Wold) be in uui'eeiiient
‘ ’i‘his IqutIIenth chapiei oi .Iotin's
( gospel I'IosIIIy identifies the human
:(llll with the tiiyiiie spirit. ’I‘his
sw I-I‘lll'lll't‘ is IIIIIiIIIssIItI to you iIiIii
inIiiIIIIy. is pI-isoIiIII to you upon the
‘ o hiIsis of your creation in the iniiive
All“ Mildred lillli" “I VII-Ill"l and likeness IIt Iiod As I hitst lioIIl
"TWV I‘ I” ‘In His Itims It little child. He says
A daughter has III—en horn in UlliIII-t‘
“(It such is the kingdom ttl IIIIIIIIIII~ I
. l'tiltIiI'I- finds no [IlMI‘I‘ here the
and Mr. Edward .I t‘liinII. oi .\or- FM. o' the “(“de HIM ”W “Univ”
walk ,_ _ ‘I I1. Is not Ill I-oIItIIInpt by the (.Ieat;
W. A llIquozl. Jltld"\ Illallllitlt‘. hits 'l’t‘itthet it Is simply that lit would
tirin- upon the minds of His IliinpIIIs
that iiist III the kingdom of Hot! is bit
It itiioiit I
purchased a new nIIIuy»|IassIIiII:III'IIII
jilliey htis.
unadorned ~.t ('ltlltl.
otIiIII IIIIIIIItiI :Itions than that he Is the {
oi‘Is pIiiiu oi the“ union
Ito yoti ash from wIIIIInIII IonII- these
I spoken?I
llltoii ll linker. ticket agent nights, IIIIy come out of the eypeiit III es III:
canon thI
tliittiit y
A .milai' meeting of .s‘hI-iiimnt'oiii
lllfllllll'f}. N0. I170. “ill he held
Friday of this weel;
tIlI
o
ideas of which IIIIIII ust
at the South waulk railroad stI- lite. since in the sacred
tions, Is in at his rIsiIiI-nce in llllllllilllllllitll soul is- identified with the di- :
street ‘yiiie. it is presumptuous to IonIIude
i
‘that their is Ito place other than tliisi
A number of Iot‘ul Masons lit-‘1" W” on “llltll the soiil III Inuit Ioiisciously ’
Int: journeyed '0 l-“""“'“‘“- “““N‘ ftitIIiions You say: “We retIise to’
they were t’ltlt'rlflllli‘l‘ l’.‘ ”I“ “MK" 1":th dominated by the thinking of the
that city. The trip was made hy Wily p-N "
of automobile buss.
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and this Is cieIiItIIIIIII h‘pIIIIII |
in: ot yourself. what do you presume
lll‘ the first plate would he the pl't‘HI
Th? FIN" 0' Jam” Fisher. Jim“ 5‘ sine pill upon II new botit soul III fol
Hem) I'lh‘t'. ilhd Mli'llflt‘l FUIIIIIW- low It cIIrtIIiII orbit? Would Il not be
Chi“ -'I‘Il “ll" ”‘9" ”l. NOWHH‘ lmniiiIItttIIIl that out of your past experil
. Work» hrttH-I‘ iS 100") Milli! him “‘ ences there should come to you flash I
the (‘rI‘IIIiIiiII Supetipi court llIiIlgc- '0‘ “f u“. “an,” “1”“on ”H."
DON: ;\rhole of truth. but all the truth so
. ‘lill' its reyealed in intermittent ;.Ilinip‘
~llraitli's reliable alarm clocks from H.” of [Nun‘winu Whence came'
.81 to had-Sold with a )5 Inonths' ”w inspir.ItIotI M- SII'IIIlI-nboic.
“mum” against “”90”" “WP“ a..\‘hiIIII-.-IpeiIIII Bacon and the host of
”mm“ ‘LII'IIIII iIIiIIIhIIis whose IItitIIIIIII-IIs hiin
F n.“ III.IIIent:Itd the attention of all
hymn“ “uh?” PW“ “ml Mm" R“ thoughtful minds thtottuhoiit the cen-
sell Hun H of “'0‘! “wmw “HM tIii"iIIs'. 'l‘ttItII is .ItinospIIIIriI and out
today tor III-Iiiiutdtt. on the HlPfllllslllli ml] m” “m“, M “P” M "mull”.
"Bernomia." 'llte lilt‘ill ltll‘llls'ls~\\lll conditions III-inn t‘tlthll LIIw reigns
”mm W Numnlk “hm" the “Him.“ suprciIiI- ihiougliout the universe and
of Mun." :the sooner man learns to adjust him-
..._.._..-.._ self to conditions. the sooner will be
There “in be a smoker held by.:|ll'l\l'. ’I‘liI- tireIIt ’l‘IIIII-Iier speaks loi
South Norwalk 110d“ No 529 ll ( lyou: "III-IiI-II- lllt' that 1 Inn in the]
0. M" Friday ev.ening l-ebruarv 2“! I‘Itther;" "lie that bI-IiIIt'cth on me,
‘ l9l6. for members only. A good time
to all; refreshments and lots 0‘ the \I'oiks that I do, sIIIIII lll‘ do also.
‘ smokes Nomination of 0mm)”. and nieaiei wot-Its shall he do."
March ._.I I916. Election of officers. "\\'IiatsoII\IIi' ye shall ask the l‘illllt‘l‘.
March it. litlti. lin My name." i. II.. iii the name of
, Itriith. “I ilm the truth.‘ "I will do it."
The Putgfipld express Iitte here at The constant presence of the Christ
to: Itt o'clock for New York was oyer guarantees the promise. '1 int" new-II
.' an hour late into Danbury this forII- lt‘tHP you nor forsake you.“ This Im-
% noon. The train was held up RlIHl‘lSill pIesIIntII the Spiiit III 'l‘IutlI,
'v Canaan Ili’arl)’ 3“ hi"ll" by an act'ldehhis your ererltisting Iomfor‘tei. t‘ould
l‘ to a heavy freight train and was still you possibly desire a closer contact
! further delayed in the 100“ Saul“) with the eternally true than is grant-
; inahie the. t0253 o'clock trairi.from ed here? I“,p question regardless of
i NEW York Ill BESS-"DMWUW “9‘”- \thu othei thing you may belieye is,
i i do you belieye this? “c act In muthI
' thitI- lllt lJlks parade was in full M mough M, (“d not belie“ . . I
\j “me“ 7““ eyening. “b0!“ eight; The wmld today is seeking forl
‘ l oclotl. m ”‘9 Fir“ (““11“ “me 911- finer and higher things. Men andi
i t ““1““ I“ celeltraiots “‘ the Eagles women are no longer satisfied with
‘3 ‘ Hall. on Wall street, added materially .Ih? material they feel the urge of
~. I~ -to ”II excitement of the moment. by‘ the eternal infinite pushing them
3 setting tire to the awning in front of away from the teachers and ttilngsl
.'.sl3ll'£‘lls five and ten cent store. S“ that once held them in their magneticl
‘eral large “0‘93 “9” burned I“ ”‘9 clasp I‘ t ' Just so far as human
'(Iany'aQ bEIOI‘P the blaze could be fl ldesiie has pressed in a giyen direc
tinguished- Red fire accidentally tion has come the fulfilling of that
-'tlf‘oDDiDIZ from “‘9‘ windows or the desire ‘ * * The greatest force
Eagles rooms was the cause of the in the W‘OIId is human thought. Sot
blue. The damage V35 small. mighty Is it that all other forces are
OVER lllS HEAD
There is no condition in a man's life which can so
_completely destroy his happiness as being over his
head in debt.
Such a situation can be avoided by opening a SaV-
ings Account” In this institutio and laying away a lit-
tle each- week regularly.
We will help by allowing interest on every dollar de-
posited with us.
com: IN'AI‘ID START TODAY.
. W A- (u
Jim! but t'hinklna makes it so."
t
deem qualified to judge another. Only
‘
its servants to obey. as witness
man's mastery of all earthly ole-I
meats, earth. sea and air. electricity‘.l
theriuium, radium, and yet shall Inn-l
ter the ether itself. Finer eyer finer
things is the call of humanity. l-‘inerl
IioIisI-s, niiuie. finer clothes.
tint; eyIIrythinx "
Still it is true that than is only in
beginning of
Illlt‘I llI.
rti\l\'t‘. Illlr‘l'
Iiis intanI-y'. only In the
Ioutttiest So far down in the scale of
being that Edison, speaking for him“
self Its well as others. "\‘l‘e art-j
the dog'slflkt‘ oi' exist-i
anything “
says'
only in
t-‘fll‘t‘ we know
Still it Is true that man is
yet
scarcely
heat test on'
the side of eaith lines The
object of this lectu1esiiipoi this plat
of this t‘hiistiaii coi-I
is_to so interpret lllt'
i‘oriii. indeed.
munion. Ielaiioii.
Ill Ito-l to man, IIs to find otit our in
‘.\'I
tl‘Illt‘Ll with the great questions of hu-
iIIItlIldl ItIsptlllrlblll') air con
Illitll lllt‘ flow may 'II soul be Ileans
ed from the guilt and the Io\e uI' sin"I
Is tiod a father and is man (ioti's son‘.’
\‘l'hiit iellow ship
and good will between llltll\ldllllls:
and nations? What
What is true peace"
IIIIIII's destiny lll other worlds“
IIIII the grounds of
Is the mission oi
What is.
Tllt'sl‘
and many more are the questions risV
nit out of our IIIIIIIIIII hearts and we;
beIiIIIII that the to them all
pIiiiI'.’
HIISVIL‘I
him he found in the teaching of one
who IIIIIIII down from beaten and who'
I
ispoltc and speaks today as no otlieI
iiiiIIn has an spoken He Is our
‘ brother w 0. too. like lillll, ate the
sons of Iiod. He came not to judge:
the world but to suyc the world. "I:
judge no man." So we refuse to pass;
judgment on any creed.
I-.iiIl to do so is to introduce discord?
‘iIIto tile and Ionsequent IiisastI-I. \oul
IIIII yotii own lodge in all things and‘
You dI-tetniine at all times
the plate you occupy Your thinkiugi
‘IiIIleIIiiines the life YouV
are no yer the \iItiIII of ciiIunIstaiIces
lllilll. Ul~ ()I';
IoIcIII
is-Iues of
Hon ate the urtllilt‘t‘l 0' ("(‘unh‘mm fiIhItes the interests of youI liII
\ou IIIIIe dominion all
things if you will eycn oyIIr thouitlul
itself You and l are responsible for
outselyes. The blame of failure ift
we tail. may 1101 be put upon another.
\‘oi shall you and I be judged for
what others do or do not do. it Is
the itinIIrIItlte of tiod. that II man
shall be honest with himself; he may
Ileceiye others. himself he cannot do
Ieiyc llI- pronounces upon himself
just judgment. for he cannot do other-
wise and he must occupy the place to
width he consigns himself. by the na-
ture and the Intensity of his thought.
As it man thinketh In his heart. so
What is the difference be-
.IweeIi ciyilized Inn and the savage
I’Ittinoniun'.‘ Thought. What is the
Itineretue between the trained mind
and the untrained? ’l‘hought. What
makes the Illftcrcnte between the
man who succeeds and the man who
falls of success? Thought. It is in
his thinking. and when you have
reached the basic cause, you will find
thitt the difference In all the expert
ences of life Is right and mom: think-
ing. “There Is nothing either good or
Not
because you think It thing III right or
wrong makes it so. But if It thing ls
Ilalit or wrong it is the result of right
ot wrong thinking ' ° ‘
in eyery man and woman is some
thing good and something had. He
and site infallibly knows what it in.
aitd no other in all the world beside ‘
can possibly know hence the Great
Son of God Himself refused to Judge
another and said: “Judge not that ye
be not Judged. for with what measurel
ye mete, it shall be measured to you,
again." '
l have fortunately known many men
and women among God's noblest and
lust, but I hate yet. to find the per
son. man or woman. whom I would
PF. 0\Pl'
is he "
the one concerned caIt know and pass
Iipl.teous judgment. Therefore. if we
have been guilty of this error. let usi
piiI Ii stop order 011 it. and do it now.I
for this httbit indulged poisons the
IIIy fmintain of life and finds ex
pression in the outbreak of those ma-
lign forms of disease which men so
fear and are so deadly fatal.
Again, may I ask, what is the. dif-'
feicnce between the miserable, squa-
lid hu‘ta of the southern Islanders and
the beautiful and comfortable homes
or" our matchless City of Norwalk':
What is the difference between Inc
necking. crazy ox-cart of one hun-
dted years ago. and the palatial Pull-
ween the feeble stroke of man's hand
and the mighty power that hauls tho
merchandise of the world? To all, the
answer is simply this, the dli'ferenco
Is in thought. No one can dispute
that fact successfully. ‘ ‘ °
Why? you say. do you keep on re-
peating this thought—the Importance
of right thinking? For the some rea-
son that: certain minister kept re-
peating the some sermon. Sunday/af-
tcr Sunday. and when rcmonatrwted
with, replied. “I am waiting for my
people to live up to it.” So with my
well the can in hopeleu. for i “all
I
I .
Iand happiness.
ins we know
iyou.
iter.
,tn
1\IIIiIii.IIy.
‘Il,l‘|\lllg
IlILII-
Ll“:
mini car? What is the difference be .
_... ..__
’keep on pleading for rlxht thinking:
from?
until the people of Norwalk,
sheer exhaustion, It‘ for no better
reason, accept the teaching and cx
perlence as the result of its accept-
ancethe benediction of health, wealth
We do not IiIe as well
Do you Idmit the fact?
then, you hate this to comfort
you know that you could Iiye net
You can change your thinking
and, if you can do it once. you can do
it again. and untii it becomes II habit.
and a habit t't'ystallucs into churuc
ter. and character destiny Other
we 'reap its \tt'e sow.
Itistordant llIllilIllit.‘ ptotlum'b discord
life if you lhlllklmg
Iiius pl‘t‘jUtlltllIK eyei'y inter
Well.
is
things equal.
but e been
oIII- this
moment to thange yoiii
You not to I-onsidet
what Is right. as a substitute ior what
t‘rl dear to you. i‘t‘ now,
our this
ltitit'
Iitop iIIII t'lftlll‘wu.‘ thought
Iut ot your mind and the right and
will take Its place autoniaticol
“lie only is run who owns the
day. '
tilt).
is \‘ Itiiig
said Emerson no one ouns the
nor anything worth oy'.IIIng.wlio
allows it to be IntIIIieIi with fret and
HIIkIt‘I)‘. and the thousand Iexing
thoughts that feyer the wakeful hon! —
IIIII'. haunt the hours ot with
i'IIIItleIIIt dreams. The teen and woriy
and painful
wIiII'iI thI-
lil‘t IIt'tIIin
sleep
ton-looking. against
with no
destroy:
50H (If litttl slIIIhII.
\ oice, not only
Ethan's judgment so that he is untitled
for the whims of the day. hct It bitngs
hIIn under the plllyl‘l' oi shadows- and
phantoms. spends III:
Shun.
llit'
upon wIiIIh he
stitnxth Ioi nothini:
would
It ‘ \ llll
II pIIsttleIIIII. lI-Irsoi‘ie
thoughts that not only llll]iU\“i-.~ll the
days. but pledge
ttUltI disaster:
your yIIIIIs Io Inuit
Your days II .t
measured by the rising and the
tint; of the suit. but by the quality oI
you: thought. Anything that ~Iistui‘os
.lllt' la. ance of your mind so t'.I' lnta|~.
I! l‘ .’
.‘l‘l
I
That union of energy and will wl. iI-I:
in (all the soul, Is capable of IrItIt-
int-t II new world. eyeiy day'.und any
IIItIquIIte peiception ot life. \ieweI'
I t'lll the vantage ground of faith and
Courage. suggests t‘IIns-olntions fortlic
I‘is of each recurring day. VI hen out
comes Into any clear realtwtion of
the power of thought. of Its infinite
outlook upon command of rt‘sourcI-s.
the entanglements of IIrroneIu-thtnh»
tails off of It» own dead weight.
* Time and energy are mI-rII
than wasted In endearorina l‘I com-
bttI Imaginary troubles. the things
that are our fears. thlt new: be-
comes Iclunlitles. Nothing is ~o try-
In". as suspense of mind.
richness. poverty. beretIIeII.III‘t
bItI‘tIyal, are not half so hard tI- bIIIr
III. is the fear of these things. and so
lill‘ll suffer more from the thlnzzs‘ that
ntrer happen titan front things tIIiI:
do happen. and the consequences for
the future are Infinitely worse. These
haunting fears that excite m n (its
lurb their sleep, makes them Icw
spirItId. dull. lifeless, so that they
have initiative such as Iesnlts
front hope and courage. Things are
in a bad way when they do no‘ look
III the senses as they are. ' ‘
If you will take account of your fears
you will find that they sprint; from
discordant thinking—from pride. from
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ART NEEDLE WORK
' South ‘Norwalk.
This is the finish of our
clean-up sale on boys‘ cloth-
ing.
Overcoats for boys from 8
to 16 years on which you
save $3.
Heavy and medium suits $1
to $4 less than formerly.
Some bargains for all ages
this week.
—.._._
Rogers 8: Stevens
Norwalk:
\tIIiitt. tiIIiii aldlltt‘, front ,IP'I'U'JII»
fiotii selfishness, troin tne III.IIi;.I pas
IiIiIs of the animal. and the cuithlyi
Inuit and the sensual mind '1th you
tiesirI- success. achievement. hI-ait‘I.
t‘tllll‘lllfllefll, joy of life‘.’ Then:
I . :Iiige your thinking. \‘ou ("Illlu' at
tam unto these things until you do;
'It Is in the nature of thought. oi hie...- I
list they shall go forth to expression}
in palpable, tangible forms. I! is the
law of thought, it is the law or God
IIiIImIss your fears. Itcfuse to enter-i
lain II discordant or dIIin‘ti.-tiie.
thought. When the cause certs-In IhIII
enIIcl must fail. Some remniInI of}
rIsiiltant pain may linger for a .imt,I
but when you stop the cause. ;-o.i MOIII
the effect. 'l'IIInlt right thoughts.
(‘Itf'lillt‘ principle. honor. right antl‘
yustue~~have faith in God and in!
your own Immortal soul. Yiild nol
longer to evil in any form. "Over-
--.tII-e evil with good." Put away from
you the things that are inimiral to a
holy life. Willi sweet (‘Ollfldt‘llt‘t'ltntlI
s‘rong desire. overcome the infelIci-l
tics of mind. the iuharuionies cl ill-l
body. Live so that your whuc Iit‘I:
IIIIIIII be luminous. daily growing intol
the likeness of Him. who hath kltPtl‘
you power to become a Son of ”ch
'lttlte flrllt hold of the great ends of
life and. above all else. desire and
obtain the inward blessing of commu-
nio'I with the Holy Spirit “Hi “It
purifying influence of the dirIne
het-rt upon your life. [to Its \"t‘ll as
you know how to do. Obey the law's
of prosperity and health. Accept the
I.Islstitnce of whatever or Wllflt'lt" ap-
ptals to you—be it physician. meta
physician. faith cure, prayer cure, or
any other cure. In this attituIlI tow-
ard yourself and outward llll'lffi. you
cannot fail to receive the blessing
which you seek. Will you do i‘. 1‘
re- l
—'l‘urn "merchant" for a day or two.
-—cnd SELL that used article. Sell It;I
through Sentinel advertising—just as;
other merchants sell things.
in this department we are showing an immense variety or
spring designs In “Royal Society" goods.
t‘harmina Lingerie. dainty Infants” Wear, Children‘s Dresses and
Rompers, Show Towels. Luncheon Sets,
Sacques, Boudoir Caps, Dollies. Dresser Scarfs,
many other fascinating articles of
We also carry High Grade Cottons for Embroidering and on).
chetlng. A trial will convince you of their superiority.
JII’AI‘L
86 WASHINGTON ST.
“[‘T HA N'i'U‘.‘ 3.
ll?“
l-‘udIZe Aprons,
l'in
Dressing
t‘ushions, and
merit.
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R i" N~".‘[h‘,‘l IL ”NICE 5
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS
«3, Waohlngton at.
ELECTRIC WIRING FOR LIGHT AND POWER
£33m“ White Electric Co.
carry the largest line of Dining Room Domes in the city.
of lighting fixtures. duhllghta, supplies. etc.
—-Nltrogen Gu Filled Auto Lamps——
Phone 342-3
IRONS
82.50 and $3.00
l. CONTRACTORS
Full
8o. Norwalk, Conn.
- mm -l'S
son YOUR cum um
lOIIlS NYARY
Solo mt. 'to‘: The No‘nnllu
0: who.
“:25
Connecticut Avenue.
Phone «1.
- 5: I'FW‘CW
Fumiiure Co.
FEBRUARY SALE
2070 Off
80c Buys 21 Dollars W‘ortli
Sterling Furniture Co.
127-129-131 Washington St, S. N.
PHONE 105,
. I‘
86¢:wa mdaccnt on.
' ywr-luSpinxrlothes.Lonsult I
Ibo flint i
:1 '2 . .
f - :‘v, .- Fashion Book I
' 19/ £3" ron
‘ [at - I
,, ‘ A... Spring 1
, 4! 'A ‘V m l
\ v I ‘ .
§ ’ I L‘ r o
\ L I. «4 m2. Pictorial i
C . ”Cid I ,. H, . Renew
_ Y , r, ‘1
I i I 'o 1' I'l f Pauem l
‘ “ ‘ ' J ' Mrmnyd:z;s£id l
7 '/ i ‘ "t ycumlI-intheput.
,7 r ' .. ‘I which you never were.
v/ v/ ' - luau: "you 10;, than
" r . .l ' \ to te lac ta-Iiticrnblc.
/' ’1 ' \ h orylis'h than your
V / ' Infill.”
'7 r ' \ Howmuc'hnmI-y ycu
‘ ’ l' . " natal".
fr'uw Ni ‘3? no chances this
' .
r - ' CTI‘ Tl;
Coo,6 nun
“1'2“«7‘ ' , hitched IIISIIIII
AT“) UE
I! Come fo;::£;f tho fifllflll Run“. Plan":
16 SOUTH
James Daiinél y mm mm
February SALE
. Offering a saving of from
1070 to 300/0
Values that are incomparable. Here you will find the
buying power of your dollars greater than elsewhere, and
our tremendous stock offers you a large and varied assort-
ment to select from. Come in and let In allow you the high
quality of the goods and the low prices asked.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND “BALMERS.
On account of the shortage of .Dycopvioud Rugs and Car.
pets have advanced, and are still adv-nth; but we fore-aw
this months ago ,and placed orders for hrs: quantities at
prices way below what they could be bought for today.
We always have carried the largest clock of Floor Cov-
erings in Norwalk, and thin season we are prepared to show
a larger assortment than ever of Tapestry Brussels, Velveu,
Axminster, Body Brussels, Wilton, Fiber and Crex Rugs
in all sizes, at prices that are sure It: be lower than clue-
where.
See our special 9 x n Highspire Tm at {13.95, look.
just like a Body Brussels.
The A. J. Angevitie & Son Co.
134—133 wwsrrrao'roit or. comment." ‘ ‘
Norwalk Chronicler