a . few short miles
to, use our Anthracite.
THE
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Cone, run m m of
M noon the truck or
W sense and It you
held our little talks we'll
file you some expense. In
him C061 for you to use
{pie like an engmeer,1re
team: each bridge that we;
“W.- "sh sis-nil In
What. We're here to run
Mtdi and station and
you travel by our route
ll reach your destination.
”You’ll want to stop at Com-
'1 tortville, the fare is just as
. low as if you lived in Misery
below.
The diiference is wonderful,
the air is clear and bright,
the only thing you need to do
mhttugmlldvernwdoul my: mm
notion. ouau'texpea ,
mltrufilerztldxulde-rurkieonthe thehockot
thebosrdyoubuy.
jlatch 8i Bailey
South Norwalk
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‘i‘TPlll us into their llimes, even to
work? You would cost us out. When
to? There is not one among us who
nouldn’t quit this life {or decent
work But we won't quit tor a wage,
”(Hui-“sweet. Evenapoirot
shoes nowadays costs 810.
‘l have a. daughter of 14. AI—
most every woman here has at least
one chlld. Some of them are support-
Ing mothers and little brothers and
sisters. We are against the lives we
lead as well as you. We are willing to
watt-k for a decent Wage. But we can't
go it.
“You say our boys must sow their
wild oats." All right! You see before
e
you the harvest of thosé oats.
Clearance Sale
If we could make youiilly realize what a saving it
means to you to supply your Clothes Needs now, you w0uld
come here right away—ted :y—and take advantage of these
exceptional Barflains this sale offers. Finer goods are not
made, lower prices are not found anywhere. Come and in-
vestigate. ‘ . S
”3129 PA R I 5 Cloaks 8r Millinery
33 So. Main Street, So. Norwalk _
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“it you want to stop the social
evil, stop the new .girls from coming
in. The girls coming in will always
be coming in as long as conditions
wages and education remain as they
are."
She said all this and a great deal
norr. She advised church women It
stop gossiping and rear their sons 51'
the). would not start girls on tho Iva)
to ruin.
“This is the saddest monwut of n11
m we...»
T a. yatt
N orwalk a Leading Dry Goods Store
Encourage a Thrifty Spirit in the.
Home
Buy a'Bank, Only 25c
Made of steel, with a fool proof lock. The only way to get it open is to bring it to us. We
possess the only key.
See the display near the basement stairway. ‘ ‘ i1 ,
Save Money in the Suit Depart-
ment
Big discounts on the .Furs, Tailored Suits, Coats and Separate Skirts.
A Special-in Silk Waists at $1.75
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(Id ‘llou many (I! you how IlIild!
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”'Ulliltelmnths ot lllt “ulllt‘ll mi:-
'lli’il hands.
”lion many (‘1' yet:
l)(('.|l.lFt you (‘ouldn‘t
I) ll\(‘ on?"
Unit of the “(Inuit Illlhht‘le‘tl in thr'
111:; mutiu.
:zI‘I' in this. lift»:
llltllit‘ enough
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wShoniager
1 Gordon
1 Christie & Son
t Raven & Bacon
‘ r$65.00 AND UP
indwell Piano Co.
perior Clothing
Sensibly Priced
ately 81 Brennan
42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Sold ....0" Credi
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Piper, out work, Best Price:
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“lion many of you “hold work for;
Specials Today
LEGS 0F SPRING LAMB .................... 26¢ 11..
LEAN FRESH SHOULDERS ................. 18¢ 11..
LEAN FRESH HAMS ..3 ..... . ......... 23¢ 11),
LEGS 0F VEAL ..... . ........................ 22¢ 11..
VEAL CUTLET ................. '. ............ 25¢ 11,.
Beers Meal & Provision Co.
(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Nor-walk. Phone I180.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk Phone 881.
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peciais Today
SMALL LOIN PORK .... .. ............ 20¢ lh.
FRESH SHOULDERS . 18¢ ll).
LEGLAMB..................... ........ ...24¢11..
SHOULDER STEAK.................... 16011..
FRESHHAMS............ ....... . .....23h11t
FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NdRWALK.
Sehultze’s Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St. 39 Main St.
South Norwalk. Norwalk.
$10 I» week?"
None Want $10 a Week. |
. Not :t hand was raised. None 1w:
lponued that she would do housework.
"Tht system is wrong, but it seems
'ho \I‘oIIIan must pay" said the pastor
and promised to try and help them
sdlvr 3 their problem.
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DIVORCCD WW" WANTS $300000
ALIMONY.
new rhupiei in tho III.ItIlIuoIIial
I-1‘.‘.Ilru of Mrs. Frauen: llelono llol‘t
II East linuoh (‘hunlr Pa,vw.1s writ
II'I1 IHI‘IIIIIIII' in the Suptiim court
\I'lIIII Mrs. Holt, No. l. the divorced
who of tho 1an Nathan ilopkiiw ”oil
If this (in Ionuuvd hu attempt to
t... H‘ hot alimony mistd lIoIII $20,i
to $31101qu by Mimi. Iuit :IuIIiIIstf
ILIIy Josephine llult ot this lil)’
Nu. 2. and t'h'oruo Stanley
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tho ornate. of Nathan Hopkins l-lofm
.‘dts. Hell. No. l. shuns Iintl prior
\ .IIIIIIIIIII lti, 1901.. rho was the wile;
III' llI-{l but that on th‘lllt‘llllll“
130‘: she stzIIleIl dimuo pIIII-I‘I-dlugs
unions-l hot husband uhl'. h Iosulml'
. In. her getting II decree and Hlllllt)li)‘.}
Sim says that .hvr husband falsely
l 3‘ .utsnnted IlIo vultlt‘ of his oslntn‘ all
iluoou \‘ellllt‘ in Ionlttt ho tomeled
1.. hut that he ounod pinpeitv \uln
'Il ttl SWIHHHI. lho Iosu‘l brim: lhnl
1hr tout-t Euro Mrs. Hell. No. 1, only
‘iL'llJllllr alimony. \\'lll‘ll :aho suyu sht-
was IIIlith-Il III 3300.000 or lell‘-lllll't‘
ol lilo estate.
She says that up to tho liitlt’ of his
.I.I.IIh, slII‘ lived in constant four that
“I“ would do llt‘l‘ hodily harm, and
\I: III: the dot-roe of divortw and all
many modified so that tho 1IliIIIoII_\'
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"M be Him-d from $2II,GIIII 111 $300.
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male) Wanted
' ”hers male and female.
at
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South Norwalk
So Bookkeepers and Stenog-
ALL and let us tell you
Splendid Chances
Dart Planter
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Delicious Creamery Butter, per lb
. 395‘
Pure Lard per ll: ................................ 19¢
Teco Pancake ............................. 3 pious 25¢
Try our fresh roasted Coffee, a 1b. .................. 21":
Van Camp 5 Baked Beans, a can ................... 15¢
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Pure Cocoa in quart jars CJt to
- 23¢
.STULL
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JFONM‘R SLAVES WANT MONEY.
l \\'A.\‘lHN(:’l‘OI\'. Jun. 27.“"'l‘llt‘ Sue
:‘m'I-Im- l‘uurt has lwon IIskvd to do-
EI-idh \\‘lll Ihr-r Ilw ledornl ,Iorornlueut
I} .3, -.1. mo sll‘uounuoi) In further IIhII‘osl
EInd their heirs for ('ollou plotted in!
l.l;t\th tinw. 'l‘hoir‘olniuuz nro urn-1
‘H‘liit‘tl in an illsllt‘lll hr ll. N. John-
’luu. of Muskogee. Glam. 11nd others
0":an sl'n 0:4 and ”mi" heirs and “ttll‘
ollzrrs siIIIthI'lv nilunlod. l
'Ilm suit is llll“"(’l"‘ll lllftlllln'i Sorro-
I.II~\ .“VAI'HL‘ In (-IIstod‘nu of the gov-
"l‘fllllilll funds IIIId rot-hos that the
wow huld in involuntary St‘l'
\‘ltut‘u‘ on" lowed in "athor lions-nulli-
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l'l‘ll‘l'll for I'miv- lobor. whilo the env—
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. . ., . ” """ ... \\\.m1:.\es on, I.I\\ tollnn.
bw‘fllm; mikxfi fi' ~ . . 5:. use 4-4.1, ‘(Cl lilllill" r“! “‘0 l'VlMl' “or“,rufifi‘l
3” [33313] :3 sunny-”a, flimrihutir‘n [\f tll,"'_
”2;: New b:prlng Mlddy Blot-138$ ‘vrtmv :‘ll‘l‘flt", tlmgv mditlml in low!
ii 633 ' tlm Mime :Irp 36:01]. 'l‘lm Him.
. ‘ ‘ ‘7'l 0" t‘olumhi't colitis dismissed
‘h; W 7 v b‘tl ’ _ ‘
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It“. AT ill PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 27.-—Presl-
:23- l‘: '« . '
it ' .(lont “illiam F. Baker of the Philo—
Q Q dolphin. Nationgil League club today
" '- " ~ ‘ made public a letter sent to Grover
I”: - A" DICKEBMAN & SON Q Alexander. the club's star pitcher, rI-f-
L, SOUTH NORWALK CONN PHONE 446 l fusing the player's demand for a three-
“‘5“ .4,“ -~ WM‘~ «we: 4“.» ..,
_“ 4 _¢' 3 .-... .... ,... m. “A..."
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Andrew Davey,finc.
98 Washington ht, So. Norwat
Phone 410 Prompt Auto Del: very
SNIDER'S PURE TOMATO CATSUP
25: Bottles cut 0 .. ...... . ....... .......... 11V:
r50 Bottles cut to ........ . .......... .13¢
Whole Rice, 110., .. 5c. lVIarrow Beans rec lb.
Lima Bean's*....... 12c lb. Pure Lard 1901b.
Best Prunes ,2 lbs. 25: Best Peaches 2 lbs. 25c
Santos Coffee . . . 10c lb. Huerr’s Cocoa . . .. 18c
Best‘hRaSpberI-ies, Strawberries, Blackberries and Logan
_Berries,éut to, ...... 18¢ ca'I
WATCH OUR WINDOWS 'AND GET LIST OF
PRICES. _
16 NAVEL ORANGES. FOR ..... 25¢
nt 8-. delinquent and
' , Sentinel clues.
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rear contract at $15,000 a year.
01111111111; llHithllCS
. GEIWISE
They Refuse to Be Footed '
They are all stir-king to “Neutrone
Prescription 99." It sure is II wonder,
thero.uorer was anything like "Neu- ,
trone Prescription 99" and there isn’t
'Invthing like it now. It is the rheu~
Inat‘c remedy. on a new plan. than
it on any rose of rheumatism and you
:cnn almost 111 medIatnly feel the re:
lsuits, it. never fails, it is the one bit:
.smptiso that. you how coming to you,
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New York, her son. IIIlIIII’oisu-ntors oll :
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BURNS Cllllll 0f .
iH. Kriegert Co.
[N tlllllt llW 0lll0i8.. '"
West Washington Street
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t1ll"~l Burns [upon his i11wslt1..atioII.j1
on. tlUlUllIt-‘tl on a sinIiluI (ll‘rllml‘.
and «mounted lIoIII ‘rlll\ attempt tow:
publish the t)t\It“~|lt)ltllt‘ll(‘t' obtained :
lI-zoI- llIIIns. 011 the ((lllllttl‘), tho
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oouri found. he had ondeamted to o ::
hoop the whole IIIIIIloI SHIN. l.:. 8:;
The letters in question lit-longed to g:
l1.111o.l1'onsJunkers lltnllt" duel; 100111104“
In tin. 'nllloes of Seymour ti hP)lll()tll 99"
Tin- murt found that Bttrns's :lt‘lllllli. ~ ..1:
’In smug copies of tho C‘UIH‘SDOIHL. R 9x12 .
t'llro lo MI. sun ((lllSilIlllt‘tl publijo xmins er "95 9
rathn. M1. lutgun duel tired in hit: tes- .. .
‘iIIIoIII' that ho did not nuthoIizI '
lhuns to enter the law t)lllt‘t-‘ 10030 0
3:Body Brussels Rugs .
Ilurns. ruplylug tn Ioutt In :1 due: {3
lion whether ho tonsidtuod he had ..
llll Hunt to Into: the hm ollicv AM 0:.
mo leltoIs without pennission :said: "
”i did not Ionsidot thI toIIt-spouu :: ' x
em as Inhale IIIIItIoI. l‘lIo «HmI
“11:: indicated that it referred to :3: ~ .
stohn ll‘3ft)l“lllilll()ll from .l. l’. Mt} r -
Lttll Av 1-0., and I felt 1 11.1.1 lho I‘iulit 06‘ New Pa‘tems Bought the n IOng before the pm M
In have them copied." .. Vanced We offer them now to our customers at VC‘lV at—
“t denied that tolophouo \I‘iros : o.
lv'uhng mm the 1m (3111.13.- “m. :0 tractive prices. ‘g,’
tamed. but sIIld llltll hy 1H‘iltllfih‘l0ll0.0 ’4
of .l. l’. Morgan
«8' t‘o,. (ll’ll‘t'lht'h
“lixlolwd in“
on wires to their ollit-r
Maxi“.
You can save a
fewdollarsbyibuy-
ing a suit or over-'o o
coat here 11mm
It will pay you to buy now for next
season when Clothing will be much
\FI
higher 1111 price.
We need the roomfor spring goods
1.30 must clear out all winter suits and ,
.overcoats. if
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Men’s and Young Men’s
Overcoats 3
Men’s and Young Men’s
‘ Suits
'$Io.oo Suits ........ $7.85 $10.0.) Ovcrcoats .................. $7,85 3
$15-50 and $18 Suits ....... $12.85 $15.00 OVCICOats .. ............. $10.85 I“,
$20.00 Suits $15.85 $20.00 Overcoats ............... _. $14.85
$25.00 Suits ................ $20.85 $25.00 Overcoats ................ $18.85
Men's 310 Raincoats $7.85 $30.00'0vercoais ...”...figgfifé
Rogers d. Stevens
THEtHOME OF HART SCHAFFNER 8r MARX CLOTHES.
Norwalk So. Norwalk "
‘3 Get busy, get a bottle today. say good-
Ihye trouble. feel the pain leave those
sore aching muscles and those men
Ilnt'lained joints go down like magic,
3it‘r great, 1300 and 51 .00}: H. A. Mend,
lSouth Norir.Ilk——Ad;v .
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