is used to
tinake B. L.
Tobacco.
That’s why
it is so
Popular.
.... .... as >£-_.
’ew I ork Announcement.
Heinei’ 8 Furniture
[5 the best in the niaiket becauee rep-
resentiugilie productions of the best
° makers only. No such magnificent
disiulay'caii be seen in America (oc-
cupies eight spacious floors.) and no-
where can equal values in fine Fut'ni.
two he obtained.
Novelties fer the Holidays.
Those comprise thousands of articles. from
iiih iiicxpcnsivo lioekci'. In'asy (‘hair or Writ-
ing I)csl:.fn the most oxquh‘ito Ilrcislmz
Table or (‘ahinch Thou.) tlf‘fiii‘tilisnl autocl-
im: Iiscfiii. lilltIlMIimi uIIIl cvnI'-w11i1-1.Iiiio
Holiday (HTTP. \I'Iil ilIId 11m; in chi low in our
Vast stock. and at all IiricI-s. plainly marked-
Scud for beautifully illustrated
book, ‘ Our Amciimn Homes, and
How To Flil'lll‘ll 'l'lieui.”
R. J. Homer & Co.,
Fssrnllnre Molar ra and Importer-a
61, 63, 65 W. 23d St., N. Y.
(Asuolnlng him \lrIIIce).
Tfornorr': t‘ '-‘ c~fiill ~|11u~~nfia ono of the
F ghta fNeu 1'oIk. — \riupaprr (amount.
CANDY
the finest in the city, choice of
‘ 16 kinds at 2 The for 25c
Oranges, liu’s.”
Raisins, Currants. Jams.
‘Wtiiie Grapes, Celery.
AND
Everything
" 111 Xmas
Simieiieiisteelii’s
'72 North Main Street.
4
'TRARE CHANG-Ed
I Puma Busmtss. t
com-.1: iiurof Grocery. Bakery and Ice Cream
hunllsvsu- Wili ho mid man I hemp on account
of ili "with. few-111111111: about Ina buntmsais
in mod 1-hour and 111111 in a‘ rare opporiuully
ianbr '1sz person. Appiy at this otiico 0-
m J AWES GULDEN jut! ff
fPhysician for women!
MRS 0N. NJ. BUTIHHD.
(‘an be Consulted at her office
342 Broad St. Bridgeport, (loan...
from 105 111.1117 p In. any day rx'epi Sunday .
The Doctor 19 a m u or phyal dim. and hr
lb" nit. nlnu'wu )e H but mad" 1h:— lul~
EASILS or WOMEN 11. a.cc1a1t_1.l.a lod s-f-
faring from my Illdin Ii ‘Iy im'i-ientio 'he 1-er
can mnsult Dr. flail font in thr- rlrlctrct c n:
licence, with llit Ire-air 11 1-1: or receiving
the moat. oliiliiui 11-111 Himill‘le Drain-rm
known to modern eiiraerv Mid nmIiI-lue.
Hum: cans with nurse furnished when requir-
. 'T‘ol'mau omit-rat..- Al Icueii'a ilfi'mpllt‘
replied to. incl-me ammo 111911!
_.
Silllili Nilllliilil SiiiiiflS IiiIIII
., ill Wachimriou street.
Open daily from n to 12a. 111.. .1111 from lie
8 p m . and on Monday "outrun from 7 to it
While”! allowed on Iioxmilr.
‘ lted coinage of silver.
affairs, and the senate went. lutooxocutlvo
the immediate fiitufe were predicted.
ALIEN 1101.11.11 .vs, term.
JOHN B. PERM!» Vinsf‘rcat. . '
JOHN H. KNAPP. Sec. and Trans.
Venezuelan, Omission Bill is
Unanimously Passed.
A SECOND MESSAGE SUBHITTBD.
The President Mira Congrasa' lmmcdlats
Consideration of Financial AUIIHMEOI-
alors and lupus-ninth“ Tatar: by Bur-
prlso—llrfal Basalt)- ol tho “of“.
Waxiuuc'rosi, Dan lit-The Unitad
States sonata by unanimous vote and
without the formality of a roll call passed
the bill already adopted by the hours of
representatives empowering tho president 1
to appoint a commission to datumluo tbs
Hosanna-British Guiana boundary.
This action was the culmination of a
debate adding a memorable page to con‘ ‘
grocsiouai history. it was a day of nota'.
hie speeches by notable men. The subject
of war between the United States and i
. Great Britain was the prevailing theme,
whlih found expression in lofty, patriotic
sentiments. in stirring appeals for prcp- [
oration and defense, in graphic por- 1
truyala of the horrors of war and at tiiriea‘
in defiant warnings to the people across
the water.
" By a singular coincidence the session,
which was to be marked by such vigorous
dcbato and action, was opsnod by an in- .
vocation of classic beauty from the blind
chaplain of the senate, Rev. Mr. Milliurn,t
breathing the spirit of good will between
the two prominent English speaking na-
tions. This was speedily follow'cd by the
adoption of Mr. Allen's somewhat ironical
resolution calling on the finance commit-
tee. to invostigato tho needs of the unlim-
Atall times during the four hours of
discussion the galleries were besieged by
an eager crowd. whose patriotic impulses
found frequent expression in applause.
which the presiding oilicer sought vainly
to supproas.
Tho most notable utterances of the day
were those of Scuutors’ Sherman, Teller,
Mills, Lodge. l’luft. Turpic. Chandler,
/\l’hito, (.‘aft‘rcy. Call and Stewart. ropro
renting the three shades of political senti-
mciit and yet. in tho main. uniform in'
urging the support of the president's vig-
orous assertion of the Monroe doctrine,
and. if ricod ho. any action essential to
maintain the national dignity.
There were strong expressions also
against the panic in American Mocha and
acoiiriticc. which. it was said. the London
cominrccial bounce, were cooking to bring
about. Throughout the debate there was
an undercurrent of fooling that wiiilo the
country would not. shrink from war if it
must I-mno. yet latch a calamity was not
imminent.
Two mucndmenta to tho houso bill had
hocn proposed by tho sonata committee
having cliiirgcof tho measure. Thoy worn:
li'lrsI.——’l'o limit the number of mcm~
bore of tho commission to three. to be up
pointed by tho president by and with the
consent of tho sonnto. the commission to
report back to the president.
St-I-orid.--An amendment providing that
the act of 1:194 limiting appropriations
should not apply to any commissioner
who might be appointed.
(in motion of Scuator Chandler it was
voted to lay the iiiiiondmontuon the table,
and the bill was then pursued in its original
form.
u
I'nanfmous by Viva "on.
Both the votes on laying tho fillliillllr
mcnts on tho table and on tho final pusu
ago of tho hill wore viva vouo and without
a dissenting vote. This completed lhc
legislative enactment of tho iiicasiiro.
which. with the signature of tho presi.
dent. hm: tho full force and affect of a law.
The bill as pitsscd providcs for the up:
poiiitmcnt by the prosidcut of 11 comniis.
1111111 to inquire into tho truo status of tho
boundary lino between Yciicmcia and
liritish‘lluiona and to determine for the
information of tho prcsiilent 11nd congrcas
wlicthcr Venezuela or England has the
better claim.
The hill :uqiropirutcs' $100,000 to pay
the expenses of the commission.
The compensation to be paid those com»
misainncrs isioft in thodiscrotion of the
president. but it. is inferred that the
amount will bc cniiitricnstiruto with the
high standing of the man whom the piles-
ldciit will select
The cxciting events of the session left
the so Drums in no mood to take up routine‘
Hi'wsitlll.
During the cxcciiiivo session ’11 message
from the prcsident was presented. When
tho doors Wow Uplifluil. the message was
road. When tho trading was completed.
Mr. (‘tichrpll said. "I move the senate ud-
journ. " '
Mr. ”lei‘y said, “I cxpuct scum con-
sidcratiou of this very serious message
from our Democratic frioiidii."
"W11 wuiimviuii- to consider it," rcplicd
Mr. Cockrollf’uhruptly, and without fur-
thcr comment tho senate adjourned for
the day.
Tho :l’reaident on Finance.
The following is the text. of tho presi-
dent‘s special message: '
"To the Congress:
“in my last annual message the evils
of our prcsout financial system were plain-
ly pointed out, and the causes and means
of the depiction of govornmcnt gold were
exp]: IiIicd.
“It was therein stated that oftcr all the
efforts that had been made by tho cxccu-
tive branch of the government to protect
our gold rci-crvo by tho issuance of Ibonda
amounting to more than “62,000, ()00
such reserve thou am 111mm!" to but little
more than $71.), 1100, Of that abouts ill,-
itott,i100 had lit'i'll withdrawn from such
reserve during the month next previous
to the date of that message, and that
quite large withdrawals for .ehipnient in
“The contingency then feared has reach-
ed us, and tho withdrawals of golf. since
tho communication referred to and Ol'hl‘l'fl
that appear inevitable threat such a dc-
plotion in our gbvcrnmeutgriid reserve as
brings us face to face with t a necessity
of furh or action for lie protection. This
condit on is intensified by the provuh non
in certain quarters of sudden and unusual
apprehension and tiniidity in business
circles.
““11 are in the midst of another Season
of porplcxity. caused by our dangerous
and famous financial operations. Thosze
may he expucted to recur with certainty
as long as there is no amendment in our
financial system
“if in this partitular instance our pro-
Illiamont is at all influenced by a rcient
insistence upon the position we should oc-
cupy in our relation to certain questions
conccgning ‘Iiur forcignpollcy, this: fur— ‘
Iilsheu 11 signal and impressive Warning
that'evon the patriotic sontimcnt of our
people is not an ode Iiiat‘o substitute for a
sound financial policy. /.
no lmuhr of 0an Solvency.
“Of course there can be no doubt in
any thoughtful mind up to tho complain
i
tilt“ “
minor chohaoslon that
to wit catisticd wit
quart pay at of our pubic tTous
in the recap izad money of “1st1
should not8 orarioch the fact, however.
that aroused fear is unreasonina and mutt 411110 “9011 1111 latter of the tantalum for
betakon into account in all efforts to Whereas tholottor Willi confined toad»
avert'publlo loss and tho sacrifice of out Mullen 0‘ a doctrine. 11111111211111- oration-id
l
curring 110111111111 can only be effected by s con-ed tho menace to ho moat awfully
complete change in our financial scheme. ”0031M!“ '0' mi“! “1011th-
poopia‘ c interests.
"Tho real and sensible can for our re
Pending that the executive branch of our
government will not relax its efforts nor MW W10“ ““60? ll "I‘Mfipl‘lihl’Mhm MI in
abandon 111 deterimnation to use over,“ the narrow or the menus». which may
means within Its roach to maintain bofou
the world American credit. nor will than
be any lieatitation in exhibiting its confl‘
dance in the resources of on country and
the constant patriotiam cl 0 r people.
“In view, however. of tho pooiillnr all: many cams—and certainly in U"! 0690 0l
action now confronting us, ihavo ventur t ““3 "FWWMM’V" 0" Elll'fiiiim" WW"!—
| ed to heroin express tho corneal hope um: informed their gorerumoutu that l'rciii-
the congress. in default of the lnaugum i dont Cievcland' auction was dictated poi-o
tion of a bettor synteni of finance. will nci' 1! h! mom"! in 108“ limit?
take a recess from its labors before it but if "'0 commission ’9 ‘0 makc fl Willi“? 0" 2
up amt
' ‘1me rum 1..
~ 1. “civic t“
I 1.1 ‘1. n g .....‘b'
all ‘ . - 1 of horrific i ryto Sloc-
rotary Olncy’s auto «1111 about by the
pnsidont. Is is noted that the pmldeat's
musics is a diltlnot advance in our attlv
action that want far beyond that point.
it was thlnroaiiou. without doubt, 11111
i
The diplomatic corps hora appcars to
account for tho attitude of some of the
European ucwapupors. who have received
inspiration for their editorial articlos
from their foreign otllcoa. for it is learned
that tho“dlplomats in Washington have in
'i daya, no that
by 111313131119 enactment or “clump“: aminatiun of tho country the task. lnciud- ;
dono somcthing not only to remind those "18 “)0 89“ WNW. Wl” Pl'libflbll’ 000“”
apprehensive among our people that the
resources of this government and a corn
puiotis regard for honest dealing afford a
almost six moniha.
Many names have been auggcatcd for
membership on the commission. but you- ',
cure guKI-antoo of unquestioned safety and WNM' 3 "Wm l" lim‘HlDK lho 1101180 M“
soundness. but to reassure the world thai unamondcd apparcntly filliiilflflmfl 8W0?“ ,
with those factors and the patriotism of l 0' "‘9‘"! names, including that Of Justice
our citizens the ability and dotorrnina
Harlan of the [blind rtatua supreme;
tlon of our nation to moot in any I: iroum WIRE
stances every oihigutlon it incurs do not
admit of question.
Excellent information is that tho thrcc
commissioners whom the president. will
“last; at 1110 bands of 1,11. oongrcsi appoint to investigate the Vciiezuolani
tsuch prompt aid as it alone has the power
to give. to prevent in n time of fear and
apprI-henaion. any sacrifice of tho pooplu' I
interests and the public. funds or tho iiu
pairniI-nt of our public credit in an effort all!“ 0‘ CONN” ""ll‘erfiltl’dllllt‘x minister
by cxooiitivo action to relieve the dangon
of tho present emergency.
“(liiovuu Ci.E\‘ELA)?li. "
The Financial Massage.
The prosidont'a antiroccss message tool
both houses of congress by surprise. If
produced a number of confcrcureii. tho rev
Iiult of which probably will be a complofr
change of plans for a holiday rccoss and ‘
the inauguration of tho rcal work of thi
mission two or three weeks in advance at
the time when it would have begun but
for tho nirssage.
In tho sonata an effort will ho mado to
day to secure tho rccousldcratiun of flu
adjournment r soluIlon, and the house
will proccod to Fiiisinmia 1111 if no adjourn-
mcnt resolution had been adopted. ’l‘ht
speaker will appoint. his committcou. and
it appoars must, prohablo that if the son
uto fails in rccoiisldor tho adjournment
resolution and solids it to tho house that
body will Ilpcllno to accept. the acnatc
inili‘fldmcntd and than lcavo the who]:
qucatlun sus‘pcndcd in tho air hctwccn thr
two bodies for tho tiiiio iii-lug. This in the
general rcsiiit of u conforoticu among saint
of th'olcudiiig itcpuhlictiri senator's hub!
with Speaker llrcd.
'l'bcro is some doubt on to how the son
oto ailvor ifopubiicane may not on lb:
1
question of reconsideration, but if they»
co-oporiito with their antlsilrcr collcagiici
it is. believed such a motion will carry.
The disposition among tho leading
Iicmucrats in tho sonata is opposed to ro
cousidcration. but the Republicans think
it. doubtful whether they will adhurc If.
fhcii' opposition.
If the llopiiblicanc fall to“ carry Ilicii
point, they will lot the l‘leiilllilim go tr
the house in confidence 111111 that bad.)
will refuse to accept the sonata amend;
monts, ainitbat the adjournment movo
Iiiciit will thus be checked.
The hitllili cnufcrenco took place at
Speaker Hood's hotel and Wml participated
in by Mt‘s‘nra‘. liinglcy.
loaders. ’l‘lio crucial qiiratioii. which war
tinder conuidoriitioii for home. Wu:
whether the homo should listcn to the
prcoidcnt' s appeal and remain iiiucssinn
to devote its 1 ucrgic to fliiaiu ial logmln
tloii. Itwas finiill ' I-ridcd that tho house
would coiiiiiiiio iii-I sittings. To further
this plan SpI-ukcr lch-Il will announce the
('(lllllllllff‘f‘fl this afternoon in ordcr that.
ilicv may ilf'g‘tililL-II‘, and that the ways and
upon wiiatovrr I-arbciucit may be oil‘orcd for
the relic! of the treasury.
Only Temporary Action Probable.
While no dciluito lino of action war
talked of tho llcpiibllcan loaders general l
ly conccdcd that whatever lcgidiitiotr lr'.
Iidoptcd, if any. in re~ponfio to tho prcul
Ilont'o lilt‘QSflgf) must. necessarily be 11 tom
porury plan. To tuko up any coniprchcu
alve, suhoino to roforiii tho currcncy oi
honking syatcni at this particular time,
wholly impracticable.l
was pronoiiticcd
Can of the loaders who was in conforcncr
with Mr. llcod outlined on a probable line
of action "1wa proposed in the house thr-
issuuncc of short term ccrtiliciitcs of in-
debtedness or bonds to maintain the gold
rcscrve. with a possible advance of turlli
fairs in certain schedules Suiliciunt‘ to
bring the revenue up to tho expenses of
tho govcrmiiont. The talk in the. spunk-
.er's room did Iioi. howcvcr, extend to flu
lpluus which tho house might. mlopt.'
Crave ftIIirii were cxprI-ssoil by house
mciubcra of both parties that tho soiintc
might refuse to iit'ccpt any band plan.
The popular loan plan was tho our
most ialkcd of by Republicans, and both
Mr Payne iid Mr. iials‘oll members of
the lust Wife and moans committee. ad
vacated it Mr Payim favored the plan
proposed in the last. congress by Mr. Rood
—short term, low interest. small denomi-
nation lititiils to be sold to tho people. one
class to make up tho deficiency and any
other to sustain the gold reserve.
.Several 'Icnatora who were interview.
ed expressed their williiigiicss to rpmaiu
in session if the president. felt that the
public good dI mands that it should do so.
As far as the general financial question is
concerned, they (learned it utterly impossh
lilo to do anything on either curroncy, dli.
tics or taxes. but thought they might‘uib
tiiorizo the borrowing of riionoy to meet
the current deficicncies on the Tim“ terms
the secretary of tho trcasury can obtain. ‘1
Brief Foadlon In the House.
The Session of the house was purely a
perfunctory affair. The speaker was
ready to announce the cniiimittees, and
the house was rcudy to adjourn for the
holiday recess. but the fact that the senate
had not yct mm 11 on the bill for the up
po‘intmcnt of the Venezuelan commission
forced the house. after waiting an hour
and a half for the senate to act, to adjourn
until, today.
The onlybusiucss transacted was the
passage of a bill for changing the terms
of United States courts in lowa and the
presentation of a notice of contest against
licpf‘flhflfilfltll’fl Jones of Virginia on the
groundpf fraud.
That the administrat. * has not moved
precipitatoly in .thc \‘cnczuilan aflair is
evidenced by the fact, which has now be-
ronie known, that Secretory Olncy‘s fuv
mous letter defining: the Monroo doctrine
was consldcred for fully two monthsbo—
fore being dispatched to Embassador
Bayard for delivery to Lord Salisbury.
Moreove , it is a fact that the president’ a
message. while perhaps halitily reduced to
exact. form, really was the subject of deep ,.
i
t‘annon and other-
boumiary disputo will be: 1
Ex l' ultud States Sciiutor (icorgo F.
Edmund: of V amount.
The Hon. Andrew I) W,hitc cx- presl ‘
to Germany.
The Hon Edward .1 i’hleps, cx~minlc :
ter to the court of St. .laitics.
_ I .
Vidwa of the llrltlob Wealdlu.
laminar, Doc. 2|.—-’l‘l1olcndlug llriiieh?
wcokilcs, which are piiblldhctl today, mn- ,
lain editorial articles on President Clevo- ;
land's Venezuelan message. ,
All of thorn conflno thoiusolvca to do- ,
nunclationa of President Cleveland and
to expressions of confidence in what they
describe an the “good Fi‘lififl of tho AiIIcri< .
can poopio, which is bigi mum; to assert '
itself." ‘
The National (.itiarrvcr is a notable cx- i
caption to this. in that it indulacs in van .
dlroct language as to 11:1 pontimonts to-
ward Amcrlcaua generally. it says;
“The message ought. in tho main, to
be not unwelcome in this country. its
menacing tone. its outrageous: pretensions
and the general approval of it. amounts to
a demonstration of what has ofII-ii becn
denied, but is none the loss tho truth.
that Americans, outside of a very actor!
circle of millionaires and iiiiigwuinpx are
profoundly hostilo to England. They may
like tho individual Englishman. but for
the British government they havo noth-
ing but dclcstntloii and plunsurc in solving
it croseod and humiliated. 'lh-Iao who
have been living in a fool' riporadim made
up of IIIIIIIdllii sentiment :zllillll. kiiidrod
communitioa and blood being thicker than
watcr may oxpcrionoo II dli-llllri‘millli‘ ‘
shock when tho unsympathetic reality is .
forced upon their attention; Now that?
l’rcslduiit Clovcliind comcs forward llflil'
with a firm liiiuIl strips aliuiiit aside .
amid the grcncr. ll appluum of Americana,
we know w etc we stand.‘ '
Tn conc luaiori, it saya:
"If the l'nltcd Status chances to fasten ‘ ‘
iis. tho rcapoiisibility must . -
it is idle to liopo for pciici- ‘
a quarrel iipo
be loft with it.
with a pyraistvnt bully."
’l'ho Saturday llovicw says: "l’rcsl
dent. (chvcinnd lira iiseiimcii tho puritiou. ‘
not of a iiicillator, but. of II dictator—an
iittitiido that will not bu accoptubic oii
calm rofh'cI-loii to his countryman.rwlio
poi-hops how a Ilcopor respect for law and ,
justice than any other pooplo
World." ‘
The Speaker says: "Tim fooling-in
1211111111111 is univorsal that m: i'dfllinb cub.
mit to l’rcaiilI-nt (Ylnvuland'a prctonsloiia,
uitioti us an iiidcpuiidcnt pnwvr. “
The Spectator says:
in tho
. . ‘1 which, if neccpti-d. would ticstroy our po- ’
Iiici..1a cominittcc. if Iircrssary. may past .
“\\'I- am about in
quarrel and possibly to fight and ruin uric ,
aIinthI-r about nothing at all.
believe flint Atticriciiiia. Iicspito tho laii-
Imago of Homo of tho polit'tcians, llt‘rllrfl; ‘
“'1: cannot 1
such it strugglc. which all liliiglisliiiicn'}
would rrgard with horror and (icicsm-
lion."
Tho Economist a:1ys:""l‘hc situation is
Iindoubtcilly zravc. for tho AIIIcI‘icun Iiif~
fli'iilty Cflllit‘t-l atop of I'no liliiropcan coin~ S
pllcation. But. thoro is no cxcuse fora,
panic." 1,
A dispatch to The 'l‘iIIiIhI from lilo,
.Tanciru says flint the Brazilian comma and
chamber of (ll‘pllili‘fl liavo udoptod a routi-
lutiou approving: T’i’i‘silfli‘llf. (llcVI‘lflllfl'rl:
“'l‘lio prose»: is divided." says
dispatch. "’l‘iio pri'ntipal
massage.
The Timon"
journalsopposo lhc \Iiioriuanprctcmiona j
Tho .laiobiu pupcrs support the \loiiroo‘
‘doctu‘rio" '
stitimi by 11 Falling Building.
MINNEAI'III.I~‘, lit-c. ‘Jl.—l’art of the
Palace Clothing company's big _.~ituro iti ‘
‘W
-valOCWIOOOG"
Nicollott. iivcnuc IIIllapscd. with fiitul rc l
(min Waltors. a clerk in «load and
The store is
suits.
others may ha in tho ruins.
it doiihlu front, and the entire right, half «
of it collapsed from tho fourth floor to tho .
basemciit.
The collapse was caused by:
the storage of scvoral tons of wall paper '
on tho thirRiloor and the fact that. the
building hEId bocnwmikcnod by recent ro-
pairs. _ .
[allure at Lancaster.
Lancasrna, Pa. lion. 2L—Kirlr John-
son, trading as Kirk Johnson a: (70.. deal-
ers in music and musical instruments, .
Execution was issued on judg— ,
failcd.
meats aggregating “11,250,
not cover the liabilities.
which does
1
Cronin hullfy of Anson.
Rocuasrrzii, Doc. :21.-—Tho jury in. tho
Cronin arson case brought in a verdict 'of
guilty in the third Iicgrco Cronin was
indicted by 11121111111111 jury in the first do
gree on tho chm-go of burning the pa-
rochial ‘schocl at Charlotte.
._ Fatal Quartet Over the Children.
. Bumpy, ,Ark” Dec. ills—«A farmer
named Smith, living near here, fatally
stabbed his wife and thou [blow out his
own brains. The couple had agreed to
separate audquurreled over the division
of their five children.
Cars Derailed and Burned.
Gun-.i‘oim, Conn, Dec. 2].-——>c\on cars
were orniled near the depot hero owing
to he vy loading with copper. Twa
tramps were slightly hurt, and traffic was
dolayod for several hours. Thrcc of the
cars were burned. ‘
Sawcd the Bars of His Coil.
Noiriiiimuwooit, 11113., Dec. din—Milford
Adams, a prisoner, awaiting trial before
the supreme court on a curious charge. can
coped from jail hcrc byéawing off the
bars of his cell.
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A RT NOVELTIES in Calendars and Booklets.
C hildren’s Books:
CELLULOID NOVELTIES: attractive shapes.
Handkerchi
—- FUB 8015 and MUFFS.
A largo variety at 71c and 100. ' ’1 "
Iiiioico patfcruo, lbs, 2 for 2710: also at 23: and aim. .,
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things. Kct they become
dear to us bccc use of their
goodness Loril lard 5 Rose
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tobacco. 1ct it is I/wap.
The prudent man smokes it
from nictiv es of economy.
The extravagant Innii smokes
it front choice—~bccause it's
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dealer asks “\Vhat kind ?"
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Young Man
Why take the chance of dying without in-
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ment of 81. (Jill. payable toyourselt if you livo.
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of Hartford
5. S. L’Hommedieu.
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THE WHITE SHOE STONE
Has a new line
2.31. ‘25 and 31.511.
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. . . ()ur new line 01 Ladies' 'lwontoth Century En
Kid ~b o m is beyond QUPStlUli the finest in Norwallr.
Our Ladies’ Calf and Maishoc,1.t $23 50, for win1
not be forgotten
A new Cloth Top Shoe. at .83, that is perfection itself.
The best line of Gent’s 83‘ sorviccablc Cork Sole Shoes you
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ability to meet your every desire ill the
llardu are line; but. we are no confidential
pleasing you that we do! not hdbiiflc to
invite you to inspect our entire slook
For Christmas presents We mhkq a
specialty of fine Pocket hud Table Cot .
lery,wiiile our line of Peck & Dewitt
Skates cannot be. equalled for the gains.
money in any other make. .41.; .ui W
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42 South main St.
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