THURSDAY, NOV.
:6, 1916
lNSURANUE
on ALL Kisos WRITTEN
t‘HE BEST COMPANIES 1N THE
BUSINESS AND WRITTEN AS
(OUR INSURANCE SHOULD
WRITTEN T0 PROPERLY COV
ER YOU. Think this out. it meant
Count Norwalt; Truet Co. Bldg,
i great deal to you.
Taylor&Golden
Telephone No. 1230
South Not-walk Trust Co. Bldg.
11"
ON‘T wory about the
t-hilly days and nights
that autumn will bring.
Buy our guaranteed coal and
You'll got the high—
est quality t'uzil your ittritat‘e
that tip.
has k“. t r lt‘>l\d
Harris 81 Gans
Water St. South Norwaih
ititotnoon iii '3 o‘iiook
(ioot‘s’o li. litixttitt.
.spottding sot'trai yours iii Cuba, has
tbeon \isiting iii Xttrwalk and li"itl"'.
“ht! has hot'i
NOW 18 THE TIME
'10 PAINT
'_ Your House—
Estimates Cheerfully Given.
108 So. Main St. Phone 1446
WEATHER FORECAST.
—_..
For \‘orttaik and vicinity: Fair
tonight and Friday. not itittclt changi-
iu toniporature. strong northwest
wind , diminiihini; tonight. \‘t'oiithi-r
rouditions: .\ slight disturbance is
id't‘illrlil over tho
\‘aihy but pleasant wwathor prevails
in noarly all district east of tho Rocky
Mountains. Tho lt'lilpt‘i'ullll‘tli at":
low in tho {southol‘it sot-lions. Lint)?
trusts woro roporlod as far south as
'I‘anipit, Fla. and killing frosts with
[Tl'l‘llllfl it‘lli] il':tlll"t'.~ for- NV” 1
sis l'onsacola, l~‘|'t. it was two tlt'L‘lt‘t‘fi
colder iit Atlanta. (la. this morniny.
than it was in New Haven. The lt‘lll
)wrattin s are rising slowly lll “Hill“ in
tho otlior divisions.
its
WEATHER A YEAR
TODAY
AGO
'l‘rntpt-t'attirt-z Low. 33: high.
‘43. l’artl)‘ cloudy.
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till NEWS
\ttorttoy William F. 'i‘tamntany is
in Iii‘itlu’opo't today on legal busi-
no; :1
'i‘he ”Norwalk" towod tho tug
"ltriglit Star" to Now York oity this
inorning. I
Tonight. 7 p. m. Museum of Anat-
mtt)‘ ovory man sliouid soe it. ill Rail-
rotul :tt'o.
\
'i‘lti- luirat- “North Star" was towod
to Norwaik by the "Greenwich" this
morninc.
Dancing Saturday night, Town As-
sonitly llall. Grace Brothers‘ 8 piece
ufi-lwstra with Cathedral chimel.
alohn ii. Dakin. piano tuner front
New Yoth is at the Clifford. Spreial
n:.tiitit.ti given to player pianos. 'l‘o
rot-tire hitn order at once. -
'l‘lto Military Brant-h of tho Mooso
w.” moot at the Moose. Home this
evening at 6:45 and will go to Port
(‘hester on the 7:02 train.
~Norwalk‘s biggest merchandising
event." Trirtram & ‘iiyatt's fifteenth
annual fur sale. Come and bring your .
friends. Adv. page 12.
Small Deposits
While it is generally known
that THE PEOPLE’S
TRUST OOMEANY- is act-
ing.“ depository for individ-
ual: and corpbrations of large
means, it. it not well known
that: this COWANY WEL-
COMES CLIENTS ~ OF
MODERATE “BANS. *
All of our depositors are u-
sured efficient service gun
as perfect edetyisdlm de-
positilnotuot -» fluent
l
i'ppor Mssissippr
port recently.
.\ii>s Lai'ua lit-litin of Notwitllt. this
an ot'oi Sunday .L’lil‘nl oi .‘\irs. litihot'l
'in-li-rtlsot‘. iti littlLil‘lH‘ltl.
'l‘ristram A- llyan lll\llt‘ you to
lllt'll‘ annual tut' sale. Road tho adt-
FIFTEENTH FUR bALE
Tristram and Hyatt'e Blg Annual
Event to Last Two Days This
Vear
tit Trl train and H)"
an annual t‘oaturo
Willt'll for ‘intrrost displiiyod. and till“
tolumo of business transacted is con»
- “l"lli‘
ittt's has
lltl.\"'
bot oitio
~(-oodod to ho lli" hip: day of tho yt‘at'
iii Norwalk tnort-liandisinu. Startod‘
t'iftoon yours ago iii a rather modest
way as dist-lay of the ltllt-sl fashions
as \\'t'll as :t salt-s t‘\i'lll. it is a pity:
that \tiillt‘ of tho t-orri-t-t tiioilos of that
tinio i
could i.ot ho shown as it com»
t-arist-n for what :tro tho last word tit
till? liltllll‘l‘, ’Ottiniz to tho lVlt'l'tt'lF"
int: dottittitd "Fur Ila)" this _\-l'.’il‘ will
h- in tlliItlli‘lilt' lit‘L‘lllliilli! tomorro'
and continuing tittttl t'lttFillh: tiitio Sat
niglii.
Best Display Yet
'l‘ho plan ioilowod itt fotttior yours
will ho continued.
tt\\'i hi: stotlt tho ontiro sample litto|
of |."lli'i|ll!'u"l‘ atid Asher. ono of the
lamest illtllitiltlt'llil‘lliil firms itt tho
nill ho shown, with an or-
llllllllil'l' of tho tirni iii
'l‘ho display will include fttr
ooitis of Hudson Seal of Soil fur. and
with fox or skunk collars. cuffs and
:lmrdru‘s. and also coats of tire justly
popular rat-coon. Nociittiot-os
skunk. tnoio. lltttlson
many shados. black lynx. black wolf,
and heater witlt muffs to llilllt‘ll of
oiiltor the now hall or otttl sltapos.
Thenq will ho a wry flno sltow'ittt: of
t-ollarottos and t-apolets, as
oomph-to line of fur
ttrdat
In addition to lltoir
count l'_\'
l.t‘Y‘il lift .1
t‘llIil'L’t‘
soitl, fox oi'
slob-s.
well as a most
trimmings, .
and Hyatt oxtt-ttd a most,
Tristram
cordial imitation to the people of" TUBEIVICULoitts,
Norwallt and all surrounding towns.l
to attend this exhibition. and are PNEUMONIA,
most fottnnate in being able to .l‘ . CATARRH,
range for titn display Saturday oven-
ing for the accomodation of those TONSILITIS,
who would not botnble to see the dis-
BRONCHITIS,
play durln: the usual business hours.
-tiladys Brnt-ktvell in “The Sins of
Her Parents." at Regent tonight
.\n automobile driven by (‘asmerr
lie Matt was struck in .the rear. innit
evening. in Norwalk. . The car was.
not moving at the time. The driver:
of the other automobile sped on. andi
his identity was not ascertained—q
Stamford Advocate. ‘
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—Gladys llroekweli in "The Sins of:
Her Parents," at Regent tonight i
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COLONEL BRADLEY WITHDRAW
BOSTON. Nov. 16.-——Colonel J. Pa?
son Bradley. of this city, today an
honored the withdrawal of his candl-
dacy t‘ur comma er-in-chiet of the
or'amt Army or t Republic. tits
name had been put forward by New
England veterans at the' iaiit annual
entanmment at Kansas City as their
choice for the post next year. lnfln
statement rxptainlng his withdrawal.
1001. Bradley said that as the national
encampment would be held in this
tony he thought. it mum to disk tho
delegates to vote 'for e Humbu-
ieiu men (or the highest once at the
~mfl. . , - » .9
t
I
of ‘
t
dotoiop into
1.
adoption of any plan and sought to
tont'ey tho ittipression that lllt‘ utiiiofi‘
harmony provuitotl among tht- .‘lt‘hit‘ali
tlologalt‘s.
Minor points are yet to ho t‘tillttltl ‘
torotl, but such progress was made It.
tho Sossiim )‘oslt-l‘iiay' that tho Atiioi'.
('itiiS, as \\'\'li as tho lioxit-a‘ts. tip
poarod to believe there i‘t‘lllillnt'tl littlo
doubt that a solllt‘iliont w'ould ht-
roaohod. perhaps by Saturday night.
Mititiamen Dillike Cold.
li‘lIilthl, N, .\|.. .\'o\'. in
Fourth Soparnto llrigado. which
'i‘lto
loll
‘ht re on a pi‘at-tioo mart-h (‘ulllilllflll‘tz‘
iti maneuvers at Fort itityard, is badly
' sorizanizod as tho result of the ox
1 onto (“old and oit tieooitnt ot’ :zit-hiii-ss
and dosottions. according to l't'pt)l!~
rot-rived iii-ri- today from Fort ilayardJ
'l‘ho (loath front spinal niottingitis oi'
t‘ot‘bot-ai iltint. of (‘onipaity l. it‘irs!‘
Arkansas infantry. was also rt-portod.‘
lr‘it'o itton are also said to bo dancer.
ously ill with pttoutiiuiiia. Soldiers.
driton to d. sort by tho intt-itso cold oi
the high altitudo. liitto boon arriving
'horo Linuly and in squads slat-o 'i‘uos-
day night.
t‘aptttin .ltiltil t‘. l’ogt'ant. i'l toiiipor-
ttry command of Camp liottiiniz, said it"
had boon advisod of it?» dosorlioits.
'l‘ito brigade. it is loarnod hero.
on its way hat-k, t'illllilL' short tho
titan-mots. and t‘ilt'ttllipi‘tl last iii:'.‘lt
at \pat ho 'l‘t-jo. {our tuilos from White
\Yilit'l‘.‘
is
SOME STOCKS ARE STRONG
Nl".\\' YORK. Nov. iii-'llot'i'tll iip~
waid lllUVt‘llIl‘lll.‘ in tho si‘i‘ul'lltos oi
the (lull Stats-s Stool (‘otttpany itt tlio‘
l‘lllllllllilll'tl totlit) Ill
The common
a few days ago sold at
him h llilliitil
5;.V‘t‘litt‘iilill‘ atlt'atioos.
slot-it whit-it
Tl. today liillt'llt‘tl litil. an Uit‘l'llliliili
Klilll ot 1th points and 0:4 points siitt-o.
Saturday. The Socottd i’l’d gainotl
33 points to tint. an :itl\it:tt-t-
Saturday of hi points.
-ll|t"‘t
I
\lusouut of Anatomy oprtts it)!
night at 7 p. in, All otltlt'atioiial "\lii"
iliilltili. it: Railroad liH‘llilt‘.
Colds
l| :iiiottod to no lllll‘ill’l'lfl'tl [worn-nil)
And dozens of Otllt-i‘ dangerous but
less well known diseases such as in-
fections of the inner facial pasmqos.
lear complications. etc. and mal-nutril '
tion in childron. Colds she not news-l
sary for any one to endure for any
length of tinio, certainly not long
enough ior any of the above mention-
ed dangerous diseases to develop—
PROVIDED. 'tltat a prompt \
Linoiine is made.
v
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of
This, l’t'nlt'li_.' is
standard, a pure and \t‘lzolcsnzno omni-
t’iax-seed ’til, cealyptur. lrish
mono, and other emcient preparations.
it removes the cause of colds and
'keepsihe system iii; to resist the in-
.ronds of germs that ovdrcome weaken-
.ed and run-dow-n'pe'opie. 'Its. body
building qualities have long been rec-
ognized by physicians, and thousands
testify. to the good it has done and is
doing them-and their families. Take
it at the itni‘gugn or n cold orw hen
you tee! physically tindt. '
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Hotchkiss, dittappenrod, but was locat-t
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a .- [“7 O . i i f
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTML PAGE FIVI '.
A-er
PM _ fl _ _—
,_ f ' 7 _ . A. —'--‘l- _, ,_ raw“ 5
t it'lliil Billli NEAR ‘
ti NORWALK vi OWLA D’
h it (lillil l8 illllilili N S
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t 'l i i h ""
.ix 5 Y t | (Continued from i’trst’l‘age.)
i l __ Entrance on Main St., Fairfield Ave.. Cannon 3:.
_ tit night.
iz’t , t - .
y - The altered attitude of the Ment-
t‘ D o
.“ AND Pb RSONA!‘ it cans, indicated by the announct merit. Bridgeport, Conn., Thursday, November 16 1916.
t ,drtolupt‘u at the set-end session yes J
:terday. al houglt it was not aili—‘tde‘d
['l 1 ews ..:.hy Luis Cabrera. chairman of thi-
f. jflnxican commiSsion, who did not
:_. ...return twin l‘hiladeiphia untli la'e First touCh l W' ' i i ' '
, ‘ ._ . ’ . o mters keen inv ora: r . ~
innards/cw “if tlast night. He was accompanied liei-t. 1g tng COId find“ the store ready. Splendldly ready. \Varm coats and wraps and i
bv Ambassador-iit-signatc irracotirm furs for women and irIS' rue ' '
. .. ‘ . ’ . / . . . s and fur coats n r ~ ~ ..
Mr. and M”. .lONPpll draws find a“ i\i.-.. Amdmdu No significant“ 1 g o d d wa m gloves for motorists. fine warm overtoats for men and boys;
Forrest tit-at... mt; “tad. ~ ”um Seemed to be ‘ittat-hod it) lill' cumin" downy. ight warm blankets and ‘ f r ' . i
_ _ .. H. , . com o.tables. warm and rett o - ‘- .
of Strandsburp. l’ennsylyama an. of the ambassador, bll’H‘t' it has been Th 1 P y h use apparel for every one in the family!
\_ . . : . ‘ . ., - ~ . x ; . . . e store‘s specie messa is thiv- K W ' d '~ ~ ‘
gm”: oi ( I) I‘Pauttvr I\l . r 5 g h town tot sour line that he had ge . a. cop arm. an the store !s to . ,
“WM! NEW” .11.». "r {up i,_ planned w “MM 8 MM hum“ “mg any to serte all who heed the message.
‘ ~ " l. . t - )..tt'.!. NW” shortly before tho ttdjotirriltio'it (if the! -
who entertainod a i-ompaoy of guess commission. ' '
iii lll"ll honor Although ML L‘abit-ia ha" ”UL bu“: A l ttl d b ‘ f l I t f th I
I it. rt :inw ho tnantt’ostod his opposition I 8 all ea“ I u 0 0 086 0 boy Cares
Ttlt‘. fl‘ld \irs. \i'l'ult ll. Tlll;ll" hith' (tin tightp‘an tlltlat was Slitlllt‘lliillt‘ll .‘loit‘ . ‘ .
‘it‘lill‘nt'd to th ' l t i ‘ i - _ “l 'l “s, (‘0 (agui's. 1' U ”ml. n ”1on 0 ' ‘ ' O .
bov \‘ J 1“ :‘r "nil“ “1 1.91:: “f?“ (illiol' Alexmtns were in li‘lt’plluliift‘tilibl lne era wals S 0 e SO a a If It IS COld '
. - »- - ” opimmh d “H “Lil inuntt‘atton with littn yesterday. it is; i '
'lit'i‘i‘ cousins, the Miss/Is t‘hiitery. of‘ not bohoud. li0\\‘t‘\'ot'. that the u:iex-‘ ttpt'ra \\lil~ls aro titarkcd bi llllt'llt‘\\ 'ii‘tl M t dr- ll ‘
i.\'o. t litirhanlt stroot. this my. 3:1(1'13 334(11):“:3” late yesterday wasi ltglttitil llallllllit'~\_ - . _ ll. itit \ l\\it‘(‘ Jl\ tittit'h illil for a lii‘llltfl \titi‘ll it‘s ll
-F--- '7’ ~ ‘ ~ » - t‘ I. .
\l t) \\' ii 1 . , Mr. t'abrora. it now is innwti, has “1"”. “ll“ 5‘“ 1‘” ”“1”" .‘"l “"l "H‘i‘l‘il‘l": ‘ i
s - \‘ r. ~ . - i ' ' i '
i t i it ‘ “Mimi-l. in. .Qimu‘im bt‘l‘d ODDtm-d. apparently unalterubi).l llll’l‘mls'l'll' ll‘lllllllllV- it s ltt‘llt‘l in" lill-llillil lit ‘ - "
" hm" “"0 hi“ bW“ ”*“mg “1‘“ 10 lllt‘ plan 35 ll hits ”"0" dl5(‘“-““‘d- ”WW ‘l’t't‘tal Hpi‘ra waists at't- ilt'\\ .llltl it‘t-sh “Ni ii . . t i . H! h“ ilmml' ”H”. "
glil‘it'lltls in Now York I’ll) for the past There appeared rrason lo llt'llPTt' tha‘ i “m. 0 ‘ " ‘l‘ l.‘ ‘Il'tl'l- 1
{PW “a”. rotutntd hour .013“ ht- had suggested a counter plan. but ~ _ - . . . - ’ ' ' -
‘ . > ' ‘ - that his Mimmps chose 1., mmmupf lhtt \t Just ttllllt‘ hunting train the t’pt-ta \tttrlt- \ ”H‘m llhl jumps “ll” his tiratlttitatt. ill‘llt s out i
i _. consideration of the one w liit-lt had \‘lr “'“lll‘r l" li‘l‘ “‘1 'Hlll "i'l lilli \ ‘ ' »
. .... y . .. . \ t. vs” .t..
. H“ \\ l‘ l l “'H “m" "‘ ”1“ “hilly lJH'H uttl‘t‘t'tl "it lllttlilili‘ hilt-1‘ 5 litlili i\ an .‘it't‘t'pti'l .‘l\lt‘ of the «brunt ‘t't'lxttll. . . . \ i H ”H” I ”WHO ”i
tit-'1" oi tlir lwbl'li “WWII-‘0”. -tl;!W>ll- . _ ‘ .\lti‘l of lllt'lli are made with tho drop and broad vol» I] M ‘ “ “11"“ “WW l till“! HI' \lotht i' lxliti‘.\‘ ht-
First rm“. i-Zast ,\'oi~wall:. tomorrow .\lr hintllas (it"llli‘ll last night that! 1‘ . l't ..' .. 4 ‘1" i . iiiid». ills [)1'ulil - Rn . f .
iii- (.4. .{ y, “mi immrrhw “ml ill" .tts t ta hiti Liti‘ it tarttt to t lt‘ tiowatiodri waists. Most , \’~ll\iti‘ \iill itit;:l.t_t ltitttdt impinmtl) H‘ I
oi illt'lll liil\t' in“ neck and long sit-mos It
lint it is tbt‘ll‘ tint-nos». oi‘ fabric and rotiitt-d charm of
tit-rotation that tnaltt-s tin-tit notably north}?
Fine linen of purest white embroidered in sprays and‘
in small eyelet patterns!
ll s .t un'dttroyt and taritli‘s ant
gtttlit' \\iii:t»tit tigit' Ui-
tt-sttlls. llt- hiltt\\\ thort-K 'iltttlllt't' pan of littli~t'i'\ toadi'
ltir sot\it‘t- tut)! '
New mackinaws will put heart into any boy.
Almost-filmy voile with embroidered Collar edged ii i _ ‘ . l
with Cluny or Fine Val lace! U\\ in) do \‘.iti'll| ill! a lt‘llli\\i \ittl lam- mm 1].“- l
. . . . . t\ l i "‘
Batiste With. Silky fineness trimmed wrth lace of equal 1‘” i ' t.
fineness and beautiful pattern! H 1 ~ .. ' . . i- -
_ _ tilts tilllti stilt ti] ”"l’ 1,”.t]H\,'».m.tt 'I'
Sheer imported cottOnsm smart fancy‘ patterns; fin- ' “ I i ‘
isthl Wlll‘l trimmingcf beautiful lace! lblllll “till ”it" sillglll {<2 it'lit‘tl lttlt‘lt tIl' pittlil init'lt -
Unique gray V01le of cum 811’ and rich beauty ap- : and double.ltt‘i'astt'd to (41.: 't'Itt tho right sttaqgt'r and l-
propr‘iate for second mourning! ' . . willi' t-\tt'a \\ .‘ti'llilll. .
.\l7t‘\ 30 to 4; tut‘lustt't-z attd tyortlt tit most instant'es \ I
.“5. lll some $3. and iii lilillt‘\\t)l‘lll loss than Stank— a NA" ‘\ ‘” "\' $5 to $9- ' ii
iatt- chance at lllt‘ spt-t‘ial trim“ of $2.95 a:
illilllilt.‘ \‘t‘ldlt't' \l- s i i i ' \
_ ill ill tl'ill J l l U .L';
i ll s'lt' liii Il\, l - I l I i IN.“ ”Hi” ‘1 Hush (
) i ‘ \‘ill l'l'.
.‘tt‘ttthl lliutt‘, . , . _
‘\“‘l \llll‘ til illt’ \illlll‘ iti‘tttl} It] Mm- syrup $6.50!
.gy‘
.- "1 ._.l. _
But a boy doesn't play all the time.
Queeniy velveteens
in hard-to-get colors
Here are t't-ltt-ti‘t-tis so rich that tho} t'\|t‘l t‘ltiilutt
tt-ltt-ts \\ll\'ll made up iit draped or tailnrt-d styles!
Vl-llt‘)‘\‘t‘ Wondrous doptlt oi ttvlttl'. 'l‘ltoir surface is
low and firm and tine~btit as wit and \illtittlli and beau-
‘t‘ttl as a line oloscw‘lippod fur?
They have the luster :ttzd fineness oi" (hilt-on robot.
The} have lllt' splt‘ittlitl draping at d lllllill'litg qualities of
broadcloth. ‘l‘ltt‘y will gttt' littt‘. but}; and satisfying M'l“
\lt‘t‘.
What splt'ttdid colors? \\l but gloom; shades!
\tiinttg: lllt'lll brown and uixt and blues and taupe and
datitsuii and ltlar'n t-at‘lt oi" . lilti‘iil,‘ d ~ptlt and abundant
lit}?
l'ot' tlt't'ss~tip lltlllr\_ llilt'~l in all stilts ltl't‘ Sanipt't‘lt’.
llii‘,‘ii'i‘ lli'l't‘ lint! l'lltt‘ltotl li.’lt‘l\ \Iti‘lttllx‘ Hi.
t‘niits
:l‘t‘dt sl_\ it‘.
lilllll t't‘tuti ttti\tttrt's iiiitt';
Lit litlt' mud and hand-
stitiit'l) gm} tIt‘ lit‘tmii tit? gl't‘t'tl tit‘ tan.
latlorod so the} .tt‘tttallt tit bots and tittisltod tiitolv.
' $8.50 to $13.50
W .-- o...r u-<_’~ ' .
Front liit'stlllt'lll.
Victmla X1
is one of the best
lht- \it‘tt'ttla Xi. is a ha ltisttllll' itistt'utttt'ttt. lts~t‘.‘tbi-
4-».
«a .2
.‘ n d and:
36 inches wide—$2.50 yd.: 44 inflict—$3.50.
.\llt‘t' llltttltlls (Ii. \\.‘iilltt'.:. lllt‘M' spit'tttlitl \"\'l\t'l|‘t'll\
have just gotten lit-rt: Nu tolling \\'llt‘li any more will
. ' ' . I . ‘ . . . , . ' . ' ' '~
in \\|llilll itiltll. It‘it of malt oi tiiahogati) is gmcotul :tttd atttartttt- and not '
' r. . . - . . . ' ' ‘ L
(ontor anh‘. In”; too big to iit well into illititil'll) or lllllli\'\ 'ii inches high ,3
h_\' a lllllt‘ ot't-r Jo wide and . 1 drop. It is road; to go ‘
New cut glass trnm hero into an) homo lllitlt'i' a plan that maid-s pav— ’“
tiiottt for it \or\‘ \t'ri t‘asv. '
C I - n . '
IS l'tCll 0f EffeLt lbo cost oi \ ti‘ti‘ola Ki. is him. It tttat- it“ bought
.. . p. '5”.. ‘ '; ‘..___~.‘...I.
l'll\l ot all. it is hoary attd clear and taltt‘s a \\tlllllt‘l" will I “mm m Hm” Ultl “HUI ““‘l‘l‘ "” 5"" and
int thNL ll \\'lll hurry to the buyers home «at patmt-nh of 3 tirst ;
Then it has been \‘ill by men of skill ; t‘lll itt new pat< sum ut'Sio! .\itor that. one llt't‘tl\ to pay but $3 ‘m-
tot‘ns. some of those pattern«delicately traced and some not-it! i,
litddl)‘ ”\llllllt'tl. ‘ .. ~ _ .
.\titl it is Ill a great litany gritt'otul shapcs~ more and \“lWI” \I- ll?” 4” 11“" l""\*‘i“‘ “lilt‘li tltiiltt‘ tho \ii‘-
hotter and dit‘t't‘rt-ut iii-res than were our natlti-rt-d bo- ti‘ulit mmbly the ntttstwmndortul of instt‘utitt‘tits. It fr—
h .
tut‘i‘l produces all types of music with t‘llltlil case and tlt‘llQlll 3
. . . . ' . . , , I . l ..
iiaw-l 7- 2 to $1“. Fot-zvd lttincltbow'ls :9 }0 $35 Micro is no ttistruttit-nt or combination oi tnstrumcm, I)..- f, '
Tm”_ $1.7", to *5. rm”. 32,50 to $16. yond its l’i’ott'crns. it brings great artists of tho dar,
Sugar and (‘l‘t'ttiilt-‘t 2.23 to $3. (‘otttports 2.50 to $3. ”inis‘l‘l'h' ""‘l "lllfilt‘iilllfi. I‘lRlli l” otto‘s titt'n lttillit'. '
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baskets $0 \0 $1" . lt‘ 'l 1’0““ 51.4) l” 51 ~ .\tt_\ \ ttttola brings tll‘ltt".illcill. llitougli the days. ,
Water sotsr- $6.50 to $27.50.
ice cream trays $4 to $6.
()il bottlesL-SL! to 31.
Hair receit'ers-$2.50 to $3.50.
Fern dishes~~ $2.50 to $10,
Pitchers—$3 to $10.50
Shftkers. silVer l0])"‘:lll(' to $1.30.
Powder jars~$2.50 to $3.50.
aitd evenings oi the long" \Vinter months it brings double
enjoyment. letter let lllTll tittic ot‘doligltt begin at once!
.-\l| the diil'crcnt types of \‘ictrolzt are rcadv for test
“at the time tttost—convenicttt for'you. Sonic as little as
$15: tint-st at ~\‘300;——-and any on easy terms of payment.
(lifts may be profitably chosen now : tin-re are literal-
lv dozens of pieces of each sort!
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Fourth floor. i’i't‘mt basement.
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The Howland Dry Goods Co.
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HOTCHKISS'EUROPEeN cnooxs m UNITED by their wits.’
FOR REQUISlTION 0F :large contingent of "lower chaff-
The more polished criminals are ob criminals, such as nickpockets, win,
itaininiz invitations to society tune ;ieft Europe to “cope conscription.‘
.tlons and to famous clubs and already‘ 92.:
WASHINGTON: NW- l5-“S°°”9 0’ there have been several thefts of im- . I .
Bill Takes the Callie .
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9" James F- Fielder of Nfiw Jameycrooks, swindiers, and confidence menviporlance. There has come also a
for the extradidon of ““150“ I"isome. of them interriittinnnlly notori-i _____________ l
Hotchkiss. _01 New “"9“. “"0 k“outs, have genie to the United Statesas .Sometimes my Ma gets mad at me
alleged to have left his wile in ii. dot-tome only ‘flch country open to them‘ inien she wants errands (lode, ‘
iitute co‘ndltlon 0“ December 30- 191‘l'lsinco the outbreak of the Europeiitil l'CnuseiI don't like to leave my It)”
, . war, according to the United States? TAM think 100 much of run.
ed in NewJ Jamey recently 81“! is be- secret service and the bureau of in- ;But when she comes out on the]
lug he" “‘9'“ ‘°’ “'9 NW “at?“fmitgniion or the Department oi Jun-i SAM saris so nice to me..-
poltce.’ Captain Henry J. Donnelly of flee. .Son can't you go to live Monroe
the New Haven detective bureau will And get some cake for tea?
mm the primer hook to Now How I alters epoch up just no quick
And pet-lite u can lie—— .. , . 3
I’d-ion to co tolvo‘uouroo-». "P '
en. where he fwill be tried for non:
ill est-ope cute toms.»
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