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»Mr. Andrews was associatedhith
LAWYER, ls DEAD many of the leading attorne'ys in New
my, 7. Andrews of 353 miYox-k city and among the iniportant
A... ,3 r' n. r 1 lawer died “ed cases in which he was active :was "the
A. , h 0‘ pneumonia at NO- 11 prosecution of the Gould interests in
'7.,1»..>:_ sine: New York (zit)- the rm Missouri Pacific stock
.~.-_-.- in- w wan aid - deals. He Massociated with John
R. (Fellows, then District attorney of
New York, and William H. Delaneey,
in the action against the Gould inter
ests. His charge that he was the sub-
ject of attempted bribe of 330000 toE
stop the prosecution, created a sense i
mo L. ANDREWS,
11:1,. :1 writer of repute
1.113;»‘111: law and was the an—
L articles dealing with
6111*“ between Germany and
.33., .3 s: before this counlrx
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tion in 1888. , -
Many of Mr. Andrews' articles on
International law .wer'e published in
the New York Herald. He was a cloae
friend or the late Theodore Roosevelt.
He retired from active practice sev
eral years ago.
« He was born in New Orleans. but
had lived in New York for almost half
a century. He was a bachelor. Mr.
Andrems‘ body was interred in Nor-
walk. ' V I
OLD
68 Washington Street, So. Norwalk
Christmas Sale oi Coats
. There are many ladies and misses who
3 , have not yet bought their Winter Coats.
‘A good Warm Coatwoaid make an
ideal Christmas giité—thereiore .this sale
: 1301115125 31151535
Formerly $35 and .1545
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A FEW OTHER SUGGESTIONS
L"AISTS~—lVe carry a wonderful line of Holiday Waists in French
Crepe de Chine and Georgette from $2.00 to $12. 9
SILK LNDERW’EAR. SILK PETTICOATS. CAMISOLES. SWEATERS.
i-‘OSIERY OF ALL KINDS. IN LISLE AND SILK
Money Advanced onMortgages
, Life Insurance Policies or Other ~ I
" 2 Security.
BIOYCLES--Pierce, Victors, Hud-
Voiles.
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8
so: always popular Christmas gifts 3W"
(1,] .
\i’r not only have Furs but we
r the very finest qualities, and >
. are sure of saving from five
tin-lea dollars on any~ piece of
r:- you purchase here.
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The largest. finest
. siiock in this localit .
-..' .2... 1m 1189 quantities o
adornments and comfort S-
IS“: 5» 1“1311 L. PRACTICAL. SENSIBLE CHRISTMAS
if: GIFTS “
" f 1.1. ”THAT ARE 11331;ng AS WELL' As ORNA-
findof most Endgatgghows no
no our our on -
beautifitilof furniture suitable for home
priced
QUAIL/7r 1.1 “£111er rain: 1‘ LOWEJT
. M “33133 :47SoIIthinStrecl
Mm More Raymond Bros. South Now-lit
rmmren , _ 1 ' _ — -e—e—-——~:——— 7 . _.
3"" °‘ ”‘3‘“ A » . costs In
3m. '1 ’The Norwalk - WTW’" °‘ m “m“ . ' 3:313:11
Toilet Sets . Hard and. 80“ 008.1! ’ - '
. I GE DISPLAY
0...... ' 1 C051- . : . m or
Gumbs and J & supply CO. WW'K‘W“ allln'm‘ls Hoflfisgrgzns
Brushes ' , 3 —--— . Fertilisers—a variety 31 3mm Main Street,
rush Light scorn xoawALu I . - South Norwaflt.
- 3 3L: .7? . l Successors to Roofing Paper—Sewer Pi!” ___3 _, a
H. A. M8311 ' rumour) sacs. org-M3 3 Stone—Etc. AME”)? CilflStm as
DRUSGIST, _____ is the greeting at this season of the
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8 NORTH magzj'rtiar, 1 3::;at;n o: rifiaifhe 22:12:13.3:
SOUTH N A w , Silk n i {a suitable gift is a problem. and one
'tb «11v s'd as» m
_ omen S 03 CPY- E
-—- *' crown or‘gold bridge, or even in, full
llood Tires.
Guaranteed for 10,000 miles
Reasonable Price
Racine, First ”and
Blemish ed.
Blemished at 75 per cent. of the
firsts.
sons. Weekly payments if de-
sired.
Gasolene; Oils; .
Greases.
A. MODNE,
‘72 Nerth Main St,
South Norwalk.
ARCTICS’
/
HIGH AND LOW PATTERNS
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A Cold Weather Necessity
; For
Silk Hosiery is a. luxury, but a necessity for Christmas gmng' ' ,
as it is alwaysacceptable.
Gordon Pure Thread Silk, fulLfashioned, black, white,
bronze $2 50 and $3..39 Outsises $3. 50
VAN BALI-TE, full-fashioned, lisle tops and soles, black _
only ............................................ $3. 39
Riboli, full fashioned, ingrain silk; black only ......... $3. 00
Tinsel) 311.132, SUPERFINE, black, brown, gray and
tan $1. 50, $2. 00, $2 25
FIBRE SILK? black, white, grey, cordovan, suede and
dust $1.50
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J. 1. MALLETTE
To}. 449.
IOUTH IOIWLLI.
as wasmoron Ir.
{set of teeth is not an uncommon pres-
ient among the intelligent and pro-
Egressive class of people for what can
glaring more happiness than that which
1‘55 used three times a. day, and three
hundred and sixty—fiv e (la ys every
year? 1
All Christmas
" consideration.
111.111.111.111.”
'1' 16 s6uth Main St, South Norwalk
HOURS: 9A M. toBP. M.
Sundays by Appointment Only.
_._..__.—-—-d
work given especial
THE NEW SCIENCE
DEFlNlTlON OF CfilROPRACTlO
‘ cause or the disease and the art at
adjusting the same. Disease is caused
Men, Women, Boys,
Girls and Little Tots.
a.
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' These are also very acceptable
Uhristmas gift-s.
Elwood &'Glover
in Wmeron cream,
I ”m ”WALK. CONN.
’ 422::
’ specials
40o
Idative Calves Liver ........... a
Corned ”Hams .... ....... 3.....3... 32c
Corned Shoulders ......... ' ...... 28¢ , mm 8911! mybrick building, I wish to vacate it by
Corned Knuckles ............... Z 1. To do this I ofier my stock 6! 3 ’
Corned Pork .......~. ........... Doom Gan-mg“
Guaranteed Eggs ........... 70: do: Wm” and Automobiles it] , prim
Gold Medal Butter ............ 75
Full line in Groceries and Vegetables
Chamok s Market
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by a wrench. twist or spam in the
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'Epr Ladie- s; &Mis3§_e_3§
Children’s High :5... Shoes, tin or black. Sizes 3 1.2 to 11.
Children's High Cut Arctics and Rubber, Bobts,
LADIES’ CHRISTMAS COMFY SLIPPERS
In rose, light; blue, pink. lavender, grey and wine.
THE BEST SILK HOSIERY FOR WOMEN
. CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN
81 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
back. Even if done in childhood :1
creates pinched nerve- and pans II
later lite in the ditcrent organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the clue! d
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonlslng the nerve In
{ems in your body. Female trout}-
given special attention; also cum
Lure of the spine You will never ro-
gret giving the Chiropractor a chalet
'to help you
Magnetlc Treatments Given Moo
T. FRANCIS. ll. C.
84 Washington St., So. Nomaik. Gong
Graduate from Palmer School
Egg, Stove.
Nut and Pea,
Herschfield Motor
Transportation Co.
Daily Service Between New Haven. Bridgeport,
N orwalk and Philadelphia
10 large trucks at your service for all kinds of transpor-
tation; padded vans for furniture work. - .
. South Norm-122 Water Street. Phone 294.
New York Git ty—174 Seventh Avenue, Phone Farragut 7347
New Haven, Conn—266 State Street, Phone 427 Colony.
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Harris & 63115
58 your local 51's:
Isl. 121.
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LUTHER M: wmour
Luther M Wright
THE HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY CO.
£3 Water 8:.
Phone 1215-5. 80 Norwalk Cl
Keynote Parts, Starter and
Generator Brushes
. Oils and Greases
'1 Mart Speedometer Pam
Snowy 0601.111: and Kerosene
Auto Supplies, Tires and Tube-
! G. E. Hedenherz. Prov.
1 David W. Raymond
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