THURSDAY
FRIDAY :
"SATURDAYa
RED LETTER days in
the Library Contest, when
money into. Buch floors cut don
it.
should inveltigate our prices and it
0! floor you will have.
,
Hardwood Floors
odd selling ulue to a houao here than enything else you can put your
Our Itock comprise. the boot oi their kind in Oak, Birch and Maple.
Any 0! these wood. are dulnhle as they take a high polish and hold
Whether you are building now or just recovering old noon. you
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a-
timeout
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houao work and are unitary. GAZETTE BLDG.
‘ Tristram & Hyatt
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
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FRIDAY.
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NORWALK.
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iport under her own WWI; 'ler cul-
lision bulkhead evidently having
‘saved her trout t'ounderlng
ooring before deciding on the kind l The wast guard cutter Onondaga
and the Mallory Liner San .lacmlo,
. plying between New York and (lul-
Hosiery Headquarters
stand it would lu- “ll: !l l'llllllllt'lt‘ll. {llllllt‘t‘t‘tl with one iii lhl‘ tltl\\ll‘rl\\n
00
at..."
every ton of coal sold for l“‘5‘°"' ””“m ‘“ h” “M 1” ”spouse For Men Women and Children
each. or each 810 aid on ‘ . ‘1” S 0’ S‘ can. ' ’
p a“ ; e a c a, e O ' ’liln Onondaga \A'itr we hours 0” 510“ I: complete today with silk, silk liale, fibre, and cotton Hoaiery, in all sizes and all the
com“ gets 1.000 votes which l . lhlt‘ulllltlg an a)‘ “lien Slit“ picked up latest shades.
l -. Illlt' wirele», mil the San .lticinto nae
You may cast for your favor- SOUTH NORWALK' CONN. Mm” "' 1’" “M" ""“""r' ”‘0”“1' B“ Your HOSiel' N d T d
“‘0 . . Our specualties—Beaver Board, Naila, Cement, Plaster. her exact position “in not gneu in, y y 66 S 0 3y
rgamzation. ; ‘ 3 her radio l‘t‘hptlllae In the l't‘cl'dll. ‘ WOMEN—
‘ We are the only Coal E ..“l”,\ drum. tut: “he [‘I-plll-lt-tl lJ) lllt' t‘lllluli th-gular and outgizes '-"HM-rHer-Ju-...-'..'.'..... ....... 12 l-ZC, 25C 356, 500 the P3”
., ‘ . .‘ illlllt ago lo lc l‘llll‘tlplllg tile coast Silk L51, li , |~ . ; \ .. ‘ .
“ler In town glvlng you i h —‘—'—- #- ' ’W"'"' .‘llld llils lll’t‘ltlllr‘d lull 5]).111 being “ . I‘ Y (”LU (H ”1d “”1 It" -------------------------- 25¢, 35C, 509 ‘he p.”
thi‘ priv'leg —'-" made in lllt‘ rescue pillps hm" Ml“ Rum“ “N “u!“"5 ----------------- ------- 25C. 35¢. 50¢ 9‘5 pair
. l e. . The t l'telktll l~ oi :,:,‘.’.Ii ions and 2t»? Silk ...................... 50c 65C $100 $125 $150 $200 the pair
v , .m S -. ‘ K .. . ‘ .- .................... . . . , . . . . .
The person casting the FINAL CLEARANCE SA LIE if. in".‘._.,"‘;l‘:‘i“',l:‘l‘“l‘If: first law mlln—Admnte Spun: styles .. ..... $1.00 the paIr‘
, . .. -» . .. ; MFN—
grate“ number of votes at ‘ OF WOMEN’S AND MISSES! COATS. ‘lllt' I'll‘tt‘lllripl‘ illlll ll't‘luli aurl’lt'tt lltl- I. I“ ‘1 \‘ l [5] l j 1 12 12 25c h .
SUITS, DRESSES. WAI TS AND how/ll ltd up...” ”my I’lnlallr 1.11;. and t u. lot ..\ .it \ illlt to ors .................... 4.................. c, t e patt‘
our office for the two weeks i MILLINERY SKIRTS' S .m-utli \Iluuticmom. l.l\ll' htltlih Black and colors .................... ' .............. ....... 25c-50c the pan‘
e . March w. l . . . lllltlllllitlllill rttttlllll: li-r. curl) to. r1“. .\‘ lk S .k" ill; .L Ini . l u _ ‘ .
m “h 111 also 0'“ they 8° regardless of cost or value. Come to the big- day ltld‘cnlctl llial tilt indulgt- in lliI : Si; \‘ _‘k 1‘; ‘k ‘ é‘ . I ‘ ‘1‘; UH-. ---------- ----------- 25c the pa”
receive $0,000 complimentary ’ gest event of the year as great bargains are awaiting you. ”We'll” "Wit“ “d‘ ‘3'“ “"“ ."”“ ’L H" h M d” “w” J ’u "m” "m“ ' --------------- 5°°“'°° "W 9""
V m ' ‘ ' llicre' “d> llll It»; ill lilc ellllt'll CHILDREN’—
0 ' : LLOAKS we PARIS MlLLll‘ERY “hl‘lmdll'hlfl imp “l‘ 0“ 11" “h“‘m'l tloidon. t‘udt-l nild “lill'k I ill hi.iltds, none better 4.. . at 25c the pair
‘ Vll l \\ llt l slt‘ i‘..l\ lll ItI ll»‘i"ll v . .
._ ‘ .. 'l‘llt drainer lllll’tllll\_ .liiltll lHUltl (”mm ”0w """"" ' """""""""""""""""" ' " """""" 12 1'29”“: "I: pitr‘
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK. tilt llll‘ (‘rvlitii's [la-wing» ‘ 1> ruwct .
‘ t‘tl lll rcitcll \ut'tul.. itilll}"l'. _——— fl: _ _ 7 _F__.,-.._._
TH l Hill..\l‘lii.l'lll\. I-‘-ti - 'l‘lic ' o o o o e e _ . I V W n 0
.~-— _.__. ~ “—3” ww ——--~-~ - -__, it"l‘rngi-jllml 1:3. 2"“. Mi“ w 00 ”moms .9.«.~.~.«.«.«:«:«:«:«:«:«:»:«:«:«:«:»:«:»:»:«:»:«.«H
i.‘ I'm‘.‘ lint it t' lt~‘c _\ O
l o o o o o o o o o o o D o oo o D o o o o o D o o o o inn-mixer. I.” i..,..r.i .t ... .-. It... in t' ’0‘
FERRIS COAL O o lN'lHQ'lll lit and in. HM, 'l‘llc t'ro-Iuli :% ‘O.
D O titl‘llt'll :t gent-Lil (.Il'L’tI 81“]. AI woanfi. . . .
- a GO TO ,-__-._- t" 3
COMPANY | a U RIVERS AND HARBORS BILL UN. ;.§. . & . '3'
O 'lllv ilo' lo ‘ .h it M"r It) ltc iii. 90
! SATISFACTORY. e l tbout p1 a
D A. DICKERMAN & SON S O ‘__ work lllltll r 2: new 3') ~lcui, 'fvllt‘ tcL‘enl .. ..
“_- __,-- -. O 0 Pork Barrel Projects included Against “‘i'g"i" “I “0‘ “.“dw “(”511 “at"? :
‘—-———- FOR pllltlllltl lllt- polellllt‘l‘b lloui Litton. .. ‘5.
O o the AdV'“ 0' "W President and |llll\llll> ill the drug stores. but ll. . .9
O O Othero~Mmonty Report. would appear that l’runsic acid and. I "E e
‘ . . D WASHINHTUN. l) l H.” 3;,“ other puimlluua clletlilcnls are being . .z.
I 0 SA I URDAY B ~RGAINS O (‘tlllKrt‘hs‘lllilll ,~\llt‘ll 'I‘ ltcntlwuy 0' wt'tm-il lltllll lhr inclor-ll‘: llbllut lllc .:. 0.0
' U . ‘ lll_\. :llid llils ntul'l l> liclng lt‘ll to the : .
. O Mamilcliuut-tls. Rt‘pllllllldll lilcnilicr ot ”I,“ _\ Inluiible hunting dog outlrd .. .6.
f O _ O llll‘ Monu- llllcrh stud Harbors comr ll_\ lllll‘Ll'lll it‘llich. Ill' Mrildo“ birt-ci, .z; 0:.
l U Ililllet-. i.» dl~ «Hand \‘illl ll t lii'l ““‘l I' ‘Illil‘l' ‘lllté- Will'd l') JPN“ (‘01‘ .
' ' a South Norwalk. Phone 446, _ . . 4 h . l . I ‘ H A well, lllti door: .illil), died this “H‘k...:0 ...
o pltpand l») the (tlllllllll‘tl' and dc- 1M: \\ m1... \l'nlsli tlliuis' ll i~ just 3 0.0
JORDAN‘S DONKEY a O “l“l'l'd .‘"‘*'*‘Ttl“.\ ill-ll H ”W "HWY“! it) Iililiulul to procurt- poisons from O. :
WAX OIL P Li I O 0 O O O O O 0 O O O 00 O O 0 O O O O O 0 0 O O O llll‘lllllt‘rn’ do not get lop'lwr .iltd 'lle lllc lill'llllll‘h us ii i: from the drug 30 .3.
l 0 SH a minority n.1,“... “M. H... ”mm. lit“ norm. and llt‘ Is in cousultulion with 0:. . ‘ ‘2.
. uoum mm - ~ «— 5.3.2.21.31.533.‘Cll.f".13...lilif.3"'3i..‘.f‘pit‘£. .. We Will fire the last shot to- '2'
O CEDAR OIL livid [llt'rt'lll ll to cough... 1". who “0in“ the doxu 1,, well .3. arrow 0:.
i . "l'nllmttllil lln- mull-r. .u- lll‘lll \\llll llnmlli. .llttl .udc» llt' M'lllt'h :iI oilu- "I 00
THE NEW LFMON OIL NEW IDEAS IN FURNITURE l’l’l‘nltlillil Wilson liy ('liwl‘mui Spurlc “ ““"““‘l M“ b” ”'4'"! (“r [”5 “l" .3. . 0:0
’ Shim“ '“ ””1" ltt‘rl litlmlllilk‘t' in our man til the llllcr> :ind tl.it‘lmi'~ t-tinl- “filly i l l) \ll 'll 1 int r ii i "3. 0:0
Sumo-Ilium l-Ispccuillv Well Suite SPLENDlDLY LIGHTED NEW STORE ‘ llllllt'l' mun: u wk l"tl I \l In my r ‘ Us mm“ ‘\ ' l 'I v ' l M " 0 Bl ' ' 3
.. . ' . . ‘ ‘ " "‘ ‘ ‘ " ‘ “ . uiilcli litl llnilk llt‘l'ls. son lll .\ll’.. \ WI . 00
:d tor lt.Ino-. Furniture and Tim llllllIt‘llM' llool's crowded with llcltnhlc l~‘l'llNl'l'l'ltl‘I. :tt l.lll “““i‘lllll‘t‘ll ill-Ii I'll tit-u puma. would ..:Id “In. l-ldwatd l.. lk'l'l‘rl. ol :\tl>lllll£.. 0 ng out all Winter wear :
amuw Plinth mm, ,- I l I" .1 ' _ . . l . ' 'l 1.1 . . . fill‘l‘l‘l. llll.‘ bt't‘ll l‘iilcd tilld .\ll'r Lu 0 ' ' ..
H. . i ._ ‘ ' L g M ‘ Ii“. , it till um. In lllt lull it .\ tour. but v
lnlt U I gngll)‘; SggElDlFlLllgll‘ale “ I) H 0‘ ”l Ill‘tlllhlllll IllNllt‘ unit 1' .1 ilitltIIllng hr'm" ""5 “WW“ 1” W." ”1“ ‘mm 3‘ lug a'ppa‘ra'l' These 10W prlces é.
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RAYMOND & SON ”WINK ltlttli‘t'ls.“ mild \li' I‘rt-udlml' L The ult>t null Mr. Walsh has die o‘e Will act &3 the pOWder and if the .:.
Alb D . )‘I'slertlny "IN-spite llil .iliilotilit'c pimil or it do; lll Sllu'rinluc. one in i 0..
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er‘ a Morgdn Wall 6. P: lllt'lll :t hill llith llt'l n |nt‘~ lI'r- d llll‘lllll 3““! “|'*“- “M“ -‘ "‘“v “N “‘ - o
.gh Street. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Norwalk. Conn. i ~ou lrd um» 'lllll ollt- In I‘limtnut O ’
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“W to cm E. W) . W... m", ., _.. m, .. "0...... m, “mm...“ W. lunar"... t...‘.l'....l...i|_i C. 1.....1. W W. .... PM J 3. present prices fall to move the e.
. .t ii. .\t‘ 'e :l tl it) ll .. t lt'dl cur . ._ . . . .v Q ' v
11 WA t cf F .ti.- lllltl dog .lu.iillng .lli owner. . .
2 SJONiILORT/vizt; CONN l _.._ ‘““" ‘ "" "" "" ‘ “”“ "‘“ ' lt'lll:llc.~ do lllll .tpprmr It ‘ ~——— 3. gOOdS, WC W11]. ‘08le up every- .3.
\ . - "The bill is all.) mu .IlI-l‘allll)‘ ling» DEATHS AND FUNERALS. .3. . , 7 . _ 0:9
~1— ~ - - -._-.___-,_.,._.__ .._._ . 'cr llIun \ll' ll.ld Miwtll-d tlllll ”In to w—v- ‘ :. thlng and save It untll next fall, 0..
FIN ‘\ A lul :lpproprmllon Lin-er lliuu llH' Amos Davis. 3 9:.
u U I I O I
i_ Al CLE‘ R NCE llcltltlcrnls had gillu ills lo ltlldcr Am“. limp. :i hit-.ql ill-"1'” ill-cilcr, .. O
_’ . .. for accordmg to all 1ud1cat10ns 1t ..
Specials In
BOYS' SUITS AND OVER.
( COATS
Men's Flannel Shirts
79¢. $1.19. $1.48
Boys' Flannel Waists
19c.3901
D. Goiflieb ~
‘1 No. Mam St. So. Norwalk
37410—31250 Suitl.
4
Which gces into
—and have saved money
A00
153 WASHINGT
J
HAPPY NEW YEAR.
Here is the NEW PRICE on
OVERCOATS
$8.00
Sltvjtt 108:5 \'nluc.
A mighty satisfying feeling it will be when next
Winter comes around to know that you're all ready
act‘iltg lllt'
lliiI
"The method of
llih-r appropriation
uhsolulcly
“Ml ho-isw. dicd this morn-Lg. till it lllty .
lll litll unt- “mud ”I,”
Fri-«den1
llI- l\ ~lil'\l\ed ll_\ ll .~I~
l"““"‘*“l’l" lI:. will: ll““ Ill l'lliludo-Iplllil Funer-
\\'ilsou had declared uguitm :lu_\ uclt v, mmnmmm.‘ m“. ”m hm.” mm
projects. yet this lllilll llerltt'rt prc~
vililcd upon Secrt-Iul'y 'l‘liniulty to
write it letter to tllc ('lllllllllllt't' urging-
lllt‘ tilts-l lllvcr lnlllrllH'lllt'lll and it
“.1“ ill“ in ”h. l-ill h) H". Denim-ruled The flllltl'ill oi (lwcnKilldlliq-ntook
"It i» nothing niorc than u sop in I’m”, ”ll“ ”mm“: m"
”w .\'c\\ \‘ork lipmocntln‘ with the home. 160 \\'l'~l sin-ct. :ll Ktlf». and
plain purpose of gelling lll‘llltll‘l‘llllt‘ ““73
vol.- ill this lime, just before u prt‘si- ”hm“
dt'llllill election.
“l inlend to Ilrtllt‘,~l :iguinsl ll and "it‘ll rllllt‘l‘lll "Hi-“2 “M'-
sliall tile on individual minority re- (‘I'Hilll “'HR tlt‘diltlli lit‘h J. 3 .\lctiin
port if llle Republican» on the com his. Hibdt-nmn, and the lie-l it. .I.
mltlce do not get together lllltl lllkl‘ l‘urroll. lllil:~li'l‘ ol‘ the ccl'cniouit-~
RM 'l'. .l Fin“ “1“ :ll.~tl lll lllc snitc-
liiury. llc\ l~‘lfillcr (‘urroll
tonchingly on lllt' liii- oi the dermis
;l|i'lt'll
._......
Funeral of Owen Kindilten.
effect Saturday
from into
St. Joseph's lllll‘i'll at ‘3 o'clock
Fillllt’l' Slut-ll. the Holy
Million. “41> ct lt-llmul ol' the solemn
\\'.'tltcr .\lc-l
ill‘
by your foresight.
BY’
ON STREET
l‘tlllt‘t-t'lotl :iclion in thin din-I-liou."
I
>plllit‘
ENO WILL CONTEST PLEA
DENIED.
'l‘lie million or (‘oluniliiu l'niverzlily.
‘.\'c\\ York. as the I‘t"lllll.tl‘)' ll‘fllllt‘l'
of the estate of .\liiil.~ lt‘. lino tludel‘ lriu‘h rcsidcnh. :tud “llo cume lo.\'or~
lllfi wlll, ('Xt't’illl‘ll ill .luuc. ltllfl. ill
have the trial of the will contest
brongut by oIlier llt‘ll‘h’ Iriilnl‘crrctl in
the Supreme Court was denirtlycsicr- Father (‘nl'rol
(in) by Surrogate Fowler. l'ndcr the ”p.515; ”"0““,
ed. mentioning the fact that Mr. Kill
tllllt‘ll was one of Nol‘wnlk‘s oldest
.uulk vlicn thi church “HS in its in»
fullcy here He was or L‘ll‘ill :lld.
fluted. lo the early
his lilillil'lilttt~.~.~' nud
lNDEED, 'TWILL BE
if the Walls of )Ulli
1 MAYOR
home are
i
th.lt
g .
Maplclldiiut
beautiful
' relrcshw llOi};-. mall” l'.
cheerful iiiutinz. Happily
‘ we are ill n p0.~1tion Io otter you
female exceptional
trenlcly low price.»
- in! show them?
he Gorisam Co
‘3' flrat St..
Will:
will] [‘Ilin‘!‘
the
iiDtl
t en t'lill£\ l
lloltl'sol's
wu ls tllloitin
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{nipm
t’
l‘IlDt‘l’i* at 61- i
\\'oii't ~\ou let i
administration, httndcd to catch
i tolulnillcelnun.
l in it l.uudln .im-rtcd llull Ilie al-
fair was a political conspiracy and at
'daslurdly ntlht'k in the dark upon
\\ :ls‘
East Norwallt
T“ ‘57 the honor and reputation of 7.
fl -- a-.- - ._...:‘ WumfllLW
. Meanwhile the civil service coul-
lnllsslon bud culled Mrs. l-lnlon. lu_
-her absence uer counsel. Seymour
§Stcdulau. explained ”it“ she was tcs~‘
jjltt‘ying before the council committee
land would gladly appear before the
“commission later.
Mrs. Eaton related bow Mrs. Rowe
had offered her a position. paying
.5250 monthly. in the department ol
lpubllc welfare. and that she would
par-mm
(3 s. panchromat-
1.816 to 1883
:?'m_mw““r“ ”u ‘ be obliged to turn over one-third of
"n‘ft‘fgfg‘iMfi :lier salary for Mrs. M. E. Mlvclua.
a-e'o-n .-. . -
. l
_ -«-'-—- 1 Mayor Thompson's sister-inlaw.
_ . . . . l '-‘ ‘You've got to come across} Mrs.
1 at ‘ "" Footc. M '.\ewqu.:\. J"i Rowe told me. when i received my‘
.‘ “Detroit. Mlclr. attending :l 0°“'1.~tcond check." .
' p oi" school suneriutcnden‘s. lsc- “‘l)o you mean il'." i asked. and
. rmurn rM’. poo“: will \‘lfll ‘ tho replied: ‘Yes. the mayor knows ll.i
.—- I . . . . e t
M Ml l u t A ‘ '. Mullie says wete go to come across. ;
:1“ “ acmunte “Schism; Maizle ls Mrs. William Hale Thump-i
son."
. _ topping atVNlagara Falla. Mrs. Eaton
. I
then related how she.
tioclinletll Columbia receives aboutI
_ , , oyullv to the church. us well :15 cu-
shootrtllltl. Heirs ol Mr hull nrc seek . ' . .
lug nlillPr‘lltl ultl. He also unto- the
consultt-d her attorney. went to n ing to set usldt‘ llie will and butt» an
Milk. cashed a currency check [or earlier one prolultetl. church one . of his luughters iil
$43. and in the presence of Alder "‘ ' ' ‘ IQ“; .. . -. . . ,
- . Llotl. hleltl Mali \cronim. uli.ii.~
tnnn Rodriguez. put the mouev in u N0 APPET'TE LITTLE SLEER . . .
‘ . devoting her life to Icnchluu llu-
blut- envelopi- lilt'llllllt’d with u letter
S" and in tile presence of lhe aldcr- SymptOme of . Run-Down Condition,
w. .
‘ 5“.“ didn‘t you 'l_ep0r~‘ it to the We ask every weak. “"140“,, per— palhy to the bereaved wife and chil-
son in South Norwnlk. ”y m“- Vinol, 'lrcn. hlltl to his muny relatives and
with the understanding that their ulou- friends. At lhc oftcrtory or Ilic lllaxfi
ey will be returned it it does not rc‘ Mitts Alice Mcllugh sang "ilvc Mll-
ealabllsh their health. Letters like ria." Later she sung “Onc Swectly.
the following give us coufldence:— Solemn Thought.“ land. as the body
mayor?" asked Alderman tie Priest.
“I tried to see him. but i couldn't,‘
Mrs. Eaton replied. “Anyway I bad
debts. i thought that removal might
follow a talk with the mayor."
Mrs. Halon repented licr chargr
that when Julie E. Keller. :1 stenog "I am in the mlllinery business and was borne from the church. “Loud.
ruphcr m the whim welfare deparr 01] my feel most or the time. i got Kindly Light." The pail-bearers
menl. was givcn leave of uhwncc.
Mrs. Rowe proposed that Miss Kellcr‘.~
salary be split betwcell'hcrsclf and
the witness. and that they get some
one to sign for the wages.
‘llcfore the civil service commission
Alderman Rodriguez told of seeing
Mrs. Eaton place 843 in a marked on
velopc and give it to Mrs. Rowe.
“it would have been impoaslble for
her to have switched envelopes, for
l saw the whole transaction," said
the witness.
so weak and run-down that 1 lost my were (liven F., i‘lcmurtl '1‘. and Joseph
appetite and was unable to sleell- hid n. Kindilien. sons of the deceased
a severe chronic cold and lost my col- ‘ Frank L Murphy. Edward 1, “or... t ,
or. i leanred about \'inol through 3 and John Dorsey, nephew of D“. de-
friend. fmd within three weeks af'Pr'ccased. The liower-berlrcrr were .los
taking " I noticed an improvement, eph P. Murphy. Matthew Kindilieu
.and soon gated in weight. health and and .David l‘luheny' “I
strength. I am recommending \inol many beautiful floral ofleringu.
to my triends and they also speak
:highly ht it." Catherine Hour. West“funeral was largely attended. inter-
‘Cheutcr V Y _ intent. was in St. Mary‘s cemetery.
in hundreds of cases where old- Funeral Director P. B. Kavrmagh was
fashioned cod liver oil and emulsions l“ charge of ”‘9 arrangements.
sell of the Norwallt hotel. have relurn- .have. failed to restore strength and:
ed from a trip to Jacksonville. Florida. 5 health. Vlnol has ancceeded, because,
Colonel Russell was recoveringl’rom a'whl‘le it contnlnl an the curathes
grip attack‘and made the southern ex ltlicv do, us god work is not retarded those attendlnr the funeral
There were
The .
Councilman and Mrs. George D. Run
Funeral of Ebenezer Coley.
Several Norwalk lrlendn were among
Wednes-
ytlung'ilud curing: for the sick. Farther .
O
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0
O
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will pay us to hold the balance
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u ,3
:3: as the pri'ce of all merchandise '§:
3 o.
9
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will be worth a. great deal more
0
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O. 3
3. money next fall. :1
.3. l . .3.
It: On March 131; we W111 be ready é.
. . . .0.
:3: With our new spring lmes- we o?
3: have prepared the greatest 1::
:: aggregation 'of spring models If:
3 shown in Norwalk. :5:
9.0 3.
3: Don’t let anything keep you 2;:
‘0 trom attending our sale tomor- It:
00 8
.. row and Monday . ‘3’
0:0 . 6:.
... 0:0
.3»:«:&«2«2~1”2”3”:”:”:”:”:l‘3”3”:”:”:”3”:“:“:“2“:~o3.‘
morning. Mr. Coley l'cll unconscious
just after breakfast and died t.lmo<t
lull-mien! was in \\‘il‘
ton where many years ago he llt‘t'alllt’:
a member of the Congregational.
church. Surviving him ure lll< two'
sons. Stanton Coley of Cunnondaie and Y
Chester (‘oley of (‘hestnut liill; aim.
lhrt-c grandsons. William Coley:
Arthur E. Coley. (‘litwter G. Culley. and;
three granddaughleiw. Eleanor. S‘b‘ltlg
and Bessie Coley. The deceased was}
the brother of Henry B. Coley oil
Chestnut Hill and Samuel (‘olvy oft
i
Weslport.
immediately.
SAFE BLOWN IN CHURCH.
W. J. Moore
0 P T l C l A N A N D
CPTOMETRIST
55 Washington St.
Philadelphia Overlook
$2,000 Crown.
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PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 23.o~ltobbttrsi
yesterday blew open a small sale in!
the chapel room of St. Patrick‘s lie-2
man Catholic church herc‘nud stole
service articles valued at $1,000.
A diamond-sludded crown worth
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82.000 was overlooked in’ the bottom;
cursion to help along his reCOVery. He by unclean greone and oil. 'lday 0‘ Ebi‘ll’caer Coley, at his late 0‘ the ”'9' which led the. police loi—fi—w-—- "' "" "‘ '7‘"
returned to .Norwalk well and alter For sale by Fault H. Baxter. m. home on‘ Chestnut Hill. where his believe the thieves were frightened—Housewivea watch Sentinel “not .
attending a plenum vocation. , gist. South thalk. _ l . Jdeath occurred ‘suddenly Mondaylurar . re complains their job. Ada. whenrthe need of a now 'help“ ..
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