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'8 unknown Detective
Iona. We are doing our viry cing Maren”
to place our cool where 3 iI ninety- nine.
Mei The department reports that i
main My who 8
by the Iingle bushel
put in a short time ago.
coma for another ton.
and pipes
stale.
"" _ and made necessary a. new issue.‘
t'aty.ntilt‘1'nultu:11 at :. x
at. Who 11 he
. a parting! word: ”I hope ya‘l
whave a death in the family." i:
' Can you beat it? 5.
THE
I‘I’Wlllpd. two gasoline dealers meet-
' 11;; with the same fate. All the
counties. the chief of police reportl,
suitable
Working equipment.
WERE 1,169:
in number 01 fires, with a total of
”398 Bridgeport and Hartford Ieei
0nd and third with 331 and 316 re-
For 531 of the total}
. number of tires the (artists are gman
fines and‘
'gwoumhacuueeofl chimneys are to blame for 172.
sparks (or 141. matches for 157 and
for
has rendered weights and measures
. y service to people in all parts 01 the.
' The public demand for inI
formation on this subjectgias vex-
haueted the supply of hand booksI;
. Which is in coarse o! p' eparation.
Ml" ll “"11 ”PPM find. Impeetors exmined 11. 610 1.3.1.", .. . -
we to ”1] him my 1110 u of food and made 281 tests Olcoun
g ms were inspccted to the number of
”8180th mm upon a“ thrill) eight and of 'l1esc eight pert
prostttited all being tonvicted, PiVet
too 11 dealers Were prosecuted and
are now provided with standards and
In
Hartford the city sealers made 13,-
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quinine-u. Amtnuyolyadidnot,prothlyuym
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I further advance? ~Duund from the Government, IaIliorH
Wmumthuwfllworkumuydecliuiu
building material, partienhrly when umber that our
Whateluststartedtodnwnpoaournppliu.
Give your orderI now and we will protect you against ad-
VInoeinpriceI
The Hatch 6 Barley Co. 6’
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ment to any room. 310.
Mix 11nd au'omubiip commissionm i l)’ employed ............ 7 40216.9 ’
Auto accidents and violation of the Amount paid office vxperwn 1254i. 43 '
automobile law infiestiqtod pumb-zr“ orrlngton
eighty-three, Automobiles Were re- Sitflfiil. ~
Amount paid to state mas-
urer by the department..9l8,476.6t
(metal to the value of 89,050. 11111—
torboats to the value of 83,000.
Receipts and disbursementu :11» Amount paid or payable to
Tristram 8. Hyatt
loading Dry Goods Store
Trunks, Suit-Cases, Traveling Bags
All sizes and shapes reasonable priced and well made
, Polished Red Cedar Chests
That will protect the contents from moths and dust. A11 orna-
00 - $12.50 - $15.00 - $20.09
f‘Electric Vac” Cleaners
Save trouble. and keeps the .whole house clean. Ask to have
the Carpet Department
I
. , . reported as tollowe: state in can" dispoIed oi . /
6:01 tests. there were-I fittysix (1111- Amount 1 ”in tron1:mtt in Superior and other . u then] demonstrated "1
listing: ‘iu'g “f? "’;‘I’::“;““‘”;“.' it "9311qu ”35th,;832; courts ................. 10,206.70 '
- 11* 'so 1 1 '11,: Ht' 1.'-.~:
theatres and exhibitions has tin-nun $332: :23 ”3:23?“ ex 2‘ "w" :1 $28,683.34 --f u I
on important part of ”in work of sense 180"60" ‘
tgkl Egflyfiw tln- 51.141 litrlit'é departmy. Jrurin. Anion!!! phiddepunshnms ' ’ ' '
.— ' 1 the 51:11 215 inspections of plan O
' ‘ 5', building... rt r111 rs and booths how and other ofl'lclala “”0””
“-1.35. 3' 11m. made. U! which 206 have been a 0 an ave 'es
.-___._.. ____-v.._ .. urtpruitd for moving pit-111112;: Opt-1;: B‘EAKS A cot” I" .
BUCKlNGHAM RE-APPOINTED,:1.H have btrn llt‘t'llaf‘d to tho 11111:: ,
. Governor Mart-us H. llolt )mb )r; in 1' wt 106111116105 tlpt'rhttu's' licenses
V Wda reappointed End“ 11 7. how burn l'wllt’lh‘ti. The {1+5 from W "was-my " .
ficklyngliam of “fit”? port .1 egr- this sout'o- amounted to “on". '0 A. New and varied StOCk Com
”nation commissipnm 1 1r _ Thu number of signs and sign board] , 1 Th t
Founh 111.1. 1. 'r11 11 1.1.1.1.?» lit-enscd was 718. II . i Artie es 3 are
.rflas JilliUfll‘L‘l. 1918“ tutti i In fro in addition, tht~ t'ltl‘i of police h.1:; PW“ 0°I" °'A‘:3P:'I Coldeompound pr Sing Many l
1‘ ..~ - 3v: l‘lllit‘l‘t‘ti it'l‘i‘lt‘t' .11 :h- .«gtato swim. Re levee I rppe Iery .I
um . . . . W... .... mm... Ideal for Presents and Prizes. .
- . 1.. Y ‘ Quit lllmvi'n: and snufllinz? A dtwr" ‘
, ". nt‘1l’1pt'1-tnltl (‘ompound' taken r-lv S ’h D. l ’h w. d
Blouses erv tun lmurrt until thrte dimer-1 it'l't‘l ee e 'sp ay in e '" ow
_ mitt-v1 yiill 1nd xrippe mluerv and
’ lm 1k 11p 11 snore cold either in lh" ND 50 ;
A new and “p-‘o-da‘ed "“6 0‘ geotgeue’ crepe'dc. htatl tht at body or limbs. ' BAYMO & N i
‘ Chine and lingerie blouses l1 .prmnptlv opens tlogLed up nos l Di F ““9 91!. l
' o trils .mtl 1ir passarcs: stops nasty Will “Id! mmmgbfl new" ‘“ “m D“, N k
. I S'lk underwear| dis-chore» or nose running: n'lvacHI 81; ° Gill! .
"3 I" 9610: hi rularhr- d11llnvss.tr-'wrilhnmfi
. es olltalizn Silk tlaintll ' " '
. II “BIGOTEES alltl Cam‘lo y :;1Ir;nl:;tiat,ancc1ing ~or1nes-1 not“? - W‘ '6' .0. '4‘? a "’5 Oil 3.1 '4'... gran-i
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Pip: s ( oltl (‘ompouml in the (with . I
v. ,; Tailored Suits, Coats and Dresses ,- ,_., 1...... WWW“ 1.1.1....” 0.1.1 . 2:
It a Yow t'vnlu .1! drug Mort-.1: It acts I: I'
The Little Shop without assistance routes “HP and j !
50 North Mam Street South Norwulk must-11 no inconvenience. Don't 30 1
new '-:11lL~tirutv—-..‘\I|V
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Overcoats.
lust 60 and no 111+er
MEN’S an nd
YOUNG MEN’S;
Overcoatst
An Extra Special Value
$16 50!:
We wish that the unantitv were five
times as great. because we could easily
dispose of them at: the exceptionally
low price which we name 516. 50.
These ovei coats are made up of the I
verv newest of this season’s models 1: '
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for voting men French and Belted !
form fitting coats
tive elder : who prefer quieter stvles
mav likewise find complete satisfac-
tion in the collection.
Ev et'v pattern is a desirable one-
urav brown. green or tan.
the Overt-oats are lined throughout. . Qt
They have so]; or velvet. collars.
.: - Be one of the sixtv fortunate our. - I'
charms of a fine 11 mte; overcoat to- 1:!"
. ‘ Imorrovyat $16.50. - . ~ ”- S. ARMY SHOES
rue constant 1
CLOTHING CO.
6N. Main St. So. Norwalk
H. Kricgcr&Co.
Tailored" suits
601‘ Ladies and Misses
We have made radical reductions on our Suits. Make your
sclectionand get fitted. Our stock consists of fine broadcloths,
bl: ck, navy, brown and tan. Prices from $18.00 to $40.00 to
close them out quick, we mil allow $5.00 to_$10.00 on every suit.
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1 'i'AN LACE .
“ Is T-H-E Thing
(I: Every season developes one shoe
style that 15 a universal favorite. This
9season it is a high boot of dark Au-
! tumn shade of Tan with Cuban orlmil-
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gt itary heel. We have all sizes now,
but it is going to be difficult to “size
Iiup” when these are gone——
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“.1; 5.“ ml”.
”71’
single and double b1 casted
These conserva-
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“'g Walking Shoes
WuhueleaedtheuyludWomenIShoabymnking
theheelslower Thueuhulsareveryponnlaratpreunt.
andwillbesotorfimetim Oarrledinbhohunandwhite.
Manv of
«means... 13:1,”... .s... .42... ;.1.. “03.x. .3305:
MSW “81'
“$4.00
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j. mortars, contentious Allllllfllfllllti
_ Phone 115
Account
from $18. 00 to $90.00.
New Perfeciion 011 Haters $395 to $760
Diningroom Tables
703 THANKSGIVING ‘1' SPECIAL PRICES
Oak Table 42 inch top. solid and well constructed at $7.05
' Other Tabla for $7.95 to $15.00
Special sup Seat. Leather chair for $2.08
A Large and Complete Stock
we Specialize in Furnishing Homes Complete
1 Sterling Furniture Co.
“7"” "m“ s‘ " 7
m;&rw..mmmmm 4"
1t, 3 Stores in one ,
H No Stairs to Climb ‘ ‘
H Sterling Ranges Guaranteed to i;
H Bake, Cook and Heat Ranges 6
open a Charge 0
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