We have come to South Norwalk tosserve ithe buying public with highest gride :clothing
at the lowest price obtainable. ' . ,. i ;
» HERZENBE3G BROS. have their-own factory and make all the garments for their
chain stores which saves the consumers from 20 to 30 per Cent. on every purchase. .
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your money will be refunded and refunded cheerfully. . .'
4 -' we; cordially invite you to our new store and inspect our merchandise and prices be1:'ore~ "
purchasing your wearing apparel elsewhere.
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The famous “Heart Brand’.’ clothes has a guarantee to give most satisfying wear, if not
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Free souvenirs will be given and the ladies also must not fOrget to call and get theirs.
FREE SO UVINERS
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gAll who visit us on our opening day will receive a souvenir
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Boy’s Suits 2 pair'of pants l 1
Sizes 8 tohl7 years, of fine 111a.
. terials and latest color-s."
$7.503”
RWe carry a complete line of
Boys’ Suits and Overcoats at
'priceseto suit your purse. ,- 1'
$18.50 lb $45 00.
We are in a position to satisfy
'the most discriminating custo-
mer in Suits and Overcoats at
BoY’s Overc‘oats
Chinchillas, Kerseys, Meltons
“'20 NORTH MAIN STREET so.
_. NORWALK,
' CONN.
FREE SOIiyENIRs
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OPENING SALE PRICE
valued at $25.00
.» Open Saturdays T111 16 P. M.
OPENING
SALE PRICE
$19.50
Valued at $28.00
311111115 ACTIVE
WHILE POLICE
”SEARCH (:er
While 0 n e Hundred
fiD'etectives Com'b the
-_Streets Man is
Robbed in Automo-
bile 2
NEW YORK. Nov. 16 .-—As the
yellow lights sprang out in the dark-
ing streets of Manhattan and
ooklyn last night. liitn groups or
eteotlves hunted through the scat-
flcrcd underworld districts of the city
i . the greatest round- -up of known
: riminalo the police have organize J
‘ ’u many years. And they were look-
‘~-g for flv omen—not just the three
-bbors who shot down the i-wo
“W713“! 7—3-5,“
” 1 irooklyn bank- messengers with cold
orocity on Wednesday
In the mo afternoon. $11113 too
' tootives were trying to pick up
' --o loot trail of the three. two Oih:r
-ld-iip men stopped from the curb
trout oi the Garfield Notional
~ k. 23rd street and 1“le avenue,
deflected a. hold-11p as bold 11' not
‘ilioaltrous is that'of the day be
-o O.
' x Joseph Mai-chess oi No. 1851 75m
.0“ and. Anthony Magge of No.
33th street. both Brooklyn had
pod out-oi the door of the bank
1140 wrapped in a piece of
lid paper. They jumped into
automobile at the curb in which
(had come.
.‘lood of people cddied about the
‘Tiirough them pushed two
_ men, with clips low OVer their
. As the automobile started oi!
oqoiy opened the door into the
jolt and sat down. Although
gmd 11 ed the running
was of them pulled a gun and
‘ it hard into Marche's back.
W. him to drive on ‘and
. same when). kept 1m
. mtnvhiio c'gun prod-
‘,and drove rough 23rd
to Eighth avenue. ‘
“my,“ directly pa'st a trait. "
ad no sigh:
hub to 1iifiwltli a swirl
t‘wtho pressure‘between‘x
billion kept ii I mouth
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The London Telsgi-sph
are a dark problem.
Some critics nsvo hold that tho unpopuisrity oi coils. in Eng‘
. land is due to domestic ignorance.
Thackeray wrote, “is known to very tow housekeepers. Ii
But sscsssivs economy is not the
characteristic fault of ammonia. .Who over how one spars tho
tent 'nist rival's popularity is. of course. 11:. cause oi the neglect
of cones. But to ssi sois not to explain tho mystery. What linden
force in Nature is it which makes tsa supremo in Britain and mi
Dominions and codes iths United State”. 2
codes.”
is to have plenty of coiloo."
IN {RE Sixteenth Centuryinsro.
can. to Pops Clomsnqu. a
)siegnsion of monks. seeking an
)udicnos. This was granted. and tho .
. non-ks brought to
to attention of- -
Ila Pops a ssw'
£1; wicked cus-
, as they .
brand it. which. ‘
has developingj'n :
scit’ of Venice. .”
ho “Venetian“
‘sid’ the monks.
tors drinking a 1
ans: ( biscb<
horas called
idles, infidel ‘
)rink from Arsr.
lis.-1ibdonbtcdiy .
‘11 invention oi
3 ' '
'31s; forbidden to tnsm by
Iislrrsiisioa. . s g
mrsummmzmcm
mouidhoprspsndaodbrougmw
lilo. in ordor‘thst 113nm: doddo‘,
mun-[113' sipped it contemplative-m
“r.
' fiIataii’s Drink Delicious
. this Satan's drink is
3M" .in aid. “that it would
is t. pity to lot tho 15:11.1. bare »
inclusive use of it. We shall tool
usinbybsptungin'andmaking
ra'ttflfcnristian beverage.
i111: MYSTERY or corral;
An industrious Ame-man has just brought together in a mighty
volume all that men know about coilss . . . . ’i'n’st great moon nu ‘
' long been justly proud oi its eminence in miles making and drink-
ing. and sonic ot its patriots have contended. like Hark 'i‘wun. that
outside America no potable coifoo-is to be round. This ws hold to
be an excess oi national prido . . . . ‘
Why is it thstsoius countries conbums so much more codes
than others? America drinks, we believe. some doson pounds per
head per anuum. Yet across tho border in‘Canada a people 0! the
same racial origin and oi as high a itandard of living. only want
one pound each. in Europe the Dutch. tbs wo‘rld's ‘groatost cones
drinkers, tilts some ilitssn pounds spices. and the Scandinavian
countries are not tar behind. But Germany in her days or pros-
perity only wanted. ball as much. Francs loss than bait, and our
own country an insisnlecsnt fraction. These variations in tools»
,housosof tho. world bav‘s boon-tho
- birthplacos oi revolutions.
‘whilo
liars roilickcd in
f t F
,spisrro.
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“Tbs secret of making
tians. inc 9353'. m... Clement.
and ruining an otherwise perfectly
good reform ways.
(so identified with libsrslity of
about. an lssooiatio‘n which has
continud to tho present. Coil
gimiii-ating the mind and convening
o Initiation. vocalist-ls ths'
drink of democracy The codes
Cocos and Revolution ‘ ” fan
Tho Reformation is England wast”.
brewed in codes by- crop-baked
Roundhaadur
tho Gavan
t a v s r n s.
lit-ire. ’ Robo-
Danton.
all other leaders
Of .fliouglit ' and
Thus only in its history was cof- _
action in- tho
sbrists. stimulated the bold adven-
tors at Lexington and Concord.
The: is why this nation. nour-
ished on tea in its intaney. made
colon the beverage 01 its ‘iiisturity. '
can» vs. floor
In 1777 Merlot the Great of
Prussia issued a proclamation to his
subjects which read: .
“Everybody is using codes. if
possible
My people must k' boar. His
Majesty "II brought up on beer.
and so were his ancestors and his
omcsrs. may bottles have been
fought and won by soldiers nour-
ished on beer. and tho King does
not bollsvo that ooflsonrinking sol:
dim can be dspdbddd noon to an-
durs hardship and beat his enemies
in cuss oi another we."
minis judgment of tho oncol-
isnt. Frederick was‘noi'srsst in this
lnstau‘ was‘dsin- -
mm in the
war. when
the bones-drinking
soldiers of _ this
«unwind. 'wliat ‘
{Sr soundness
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land.
Bolton ‘ .
“Bulimia." i
To restrict the
this must be prevented._
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of. it! nativity. Coffee iirst cams‘od
Tbs iirit reference to. it in liter-
ature was msdsby Avicenna, a no
nammodan‘pbyslcian. who died ~13
1031'. 7 “It ‘fortiilss the members.“
as orator?“ cleanses the skin and
dries up than humiditics that are un-
' Cor it and gives an excellent Intel!
to as: body." ,
how‘kavsh kanos" oi 11.35.3555
the lrst codes houses. Kai: Boy,
tn. Govbr'iior. discovered that thou
who met in tbsocoiios boss‘s dis-
cussed politic and religion. some.
times critically. §9 lis orderodib
kavsb kudos. 513mg The Sultan.
" corp disapproved of the Gen
orninsut monop- Prods-1.3m .3“.
ob. and only a“ “0"“
3:: 1101111118 ”voracious licenses“
mittod to' tough
WW9 illicit cofloog;
oi ths‘bsrsrsro.
were aprohlsnis: tau-bod over “to a
“indiscrsst seal” and bad him on-
ICU
where plots against the on
h’oltii‘ity was
stirred up~i1r:it ’
o! Arabia‘und Abyssinia. according ’
to 1113’ best information available. »
Etude of lamps. Being the only the-
atros tor the exercise of protons
3135331135.: poor mill! attend noro
amass the people. Some aspire
£15m of invention and coins
_ also and nobles. .gfloy walk
and down as tbs! recite or.»
But- in .nstiiitln' 3...».-
tbsss Elam that the
d OI. “3"”
,. told mi gained 111311-
ssissd upon: tbssbsvcrsgs as a cure-
all. "Do but this Rare Arabian cor-
dis! use' and thou mayst all the
'W} flops across: sang the
post. ‘iii tho Publlck Advertiser.
kudos. in 1115': appeared the drst
ss-cotoo adrorfls'einent: -s_‘ 1
_ “in rig-mam use, on the
o 0! the Old Exchange, the
‘iiriiuz sitcom (31113111151317
my: Physical drink, hav-
encolIént‘ venues. closes
:0! m3 Stomack. tortillas
ghojat min. hcl tit fixation.-
sin-lag;
Coughs or onion.
‘ militant H'oadaeh. Dropsle.
Scurvy
ears)
and many oth-
.days when the
, rs to be liter
m m—but it worth Wm“
* If?! that.
" ons's brains sway
,brassandtea
finisbofspirlts‘
’csootortlio
later——Stee'-e, Addison 3:5 313 .
lay, an d in the eighteenm c.
the Turks head and
house. witnessed the £35-;
tee and conversation of
and Reynolds. All literary
then and now, seem to find
an especial friend of their mull:
Art in Coflcc Houses
Joyous relaxations and
companionship are depicted in .
old woodcu‘ have
down to us Sportrayisg the ;
kiss in the cuties house;
make one year: 'or similar -
companions azd a ; ace Whereili
exchange gossip and 2:235.
Bach wrote a C3595 Canaan
oldest painting .i a. cofiee house.
1650.15 credi tr-d in 3 13'1“}: °~
And i:
6
s
cm
“-351:
’Hais.
111g coffee was rai s~d to the 2!!
of Kolschi tzky wzo o;e:ed the .
cones house there. Literature. .
sic, painting and 5:3. ptufins ‘
four famous arts turn: :g to the =
ject of cofiee-truiy signal -
dences or its popularity
Captain John Smi: 21 15c»
with bringing the first codes 5
America but horror '0: starting
gr eat
growing '1"
try of
America 1115'
West India _
this Can“
Gabriel de 0; 7
. 3; who b'onsm
't' ‘ a 5123 {I'm
‘ coffee-tree .
ed by Low. ',
to Marsw
His vessel .
becalmed
weeks, 1111i
kept the '.
piant all"
sharing
his siender
{ion of dri"
water
Coffee a is 1923 sprig 539'
plantations covering 1:11; ling!-
acres. which today 5:: ,ly the
States.
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The Coffee of 705”
America today moss has:
its coffee, but great tribulation
the little aromatic berry no
to the treatment given it from
green been
stewed and sweetened or the
verlzcd berry made into bill!
fat’and used as a war ratifl
African tribes. So bO‘ 11“ “’1"
all! a relic 0’
relic.
Bdt alwafl "- has been
as “tho heartening We"
Mme and comiort. goes 110-
ll
mind ii
“gr“ (1‘ ..
or in“! '.
their—whether it '35
inlaid. ieweletl W“
00d
two cup sold
' 3111mm 0!
it be ‘9
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