“sawmill! tin-Il-
" later-tumult .by an. course 0.
Ironwood at berries-drum
Avenue Rome.
The children 0: er. Paul's Industrial f
”noel were entertalned by Mrs. George
' 0.1mkwood at her home. in East ”0- ‘
, lite, Saturday afternoon. They rode up
in n special trolley car; they played
"blind-man's-baft‘" and "drop the hand-
kerchiel":cn the lawn; man of them re-
ceived prizes; they were treated to delici-
ous ice cream and cake; best 0! all, per-
haps. they had their picture taken. For I
they chrtainly had great fun over it.. The
first proof was spoiled by a dog. who, ,‘
appearing on the scene at aniaopportnue
moment, made them all laugh; The
mend time they had no difficulty in
looking pleasant, and all went well.
Examples of the neat handiwork of
the scholars were exhibited to visitors '
The pieces were tied with strips of tape
bearing the demos of the diligent little
semp’stresses. The children nearly toll
over each other in their anxiety to get
back these proofs of their industry,
when they were distributed before they
went home.
A Sentinel reporter walked down
Mill Hill with a little Italian girl who
attends the school regularly. She had
hodnlovalytnne, she flAId. She had
donned her white dress for the wooden.
Year before lastthey went to Roton
Point and she enjoyed that very much.
but the cream Saturday was "very
nice." Her sister went to the school.
too. She herself had gone for u long
time,ever since she was "so” small.
(About half her present height). When
she first went there, they said she was
too small and sent her home and she
cried like everything.
“Would she cry now if she had to
leave?" No, she was to) big to cry now.
This was said rather duhionsly and one
could see that if she did have to leave
the school it would only be by a su-
preme effort of the will that tears would
be restrained, if they were restrained at
a‘l, which, despite her “bigness," the
reporter seriously doubted.
O, the children like it; they like to
make the little aprons and to work the
pretty stitches. Their high ambition is
to advance to the rank and honor of cm
' broidery work. And the value of the
work in teaching heather-s and industry
and domesticity is inculculzlble. If you
have the idea that children do not like
to saw [:0 to St. Paul's school some Sat-
urday afternoon and watch the sI-holars
at their work. Perhaps you will change
your opinion. You will at least discov-
cr thatthey like it under some Izondi-
lions. and you mnyget a few hints for
the instruction of your own Marguerite.
‘ or “Maggie." as the case may be. There
is a great deal in the “way" things are.
done, and this is particularly so with
children. ..
-We are selling wall paper as low at
100. per double roll. ’lhe .l ’l‘. l’rowits
00., 96 Washington stmol.
Arson is Alleged.
willimantic, June h,‘.\ (:onIt of in~
quiry consisting of three junior-sot the
peace III in M'e‘slon hero for this purposn
of investigating into the com oi
Frank Kerlandshy, the land IIIIIIIIIgI r oi
agrwery store owned by lleury in via,
who hint h'rnnc'cs in other II-clEoIIII oi
the state. This store was burned Tues.
day night. and this court will «kettle
whether or not to arrest KI-I‘landnlty on
ncharge alleging arson. S‘xlwu wit.
homes have him I-IIInnIIIuI-d and are be-
lnu exnulinul singly in suit IelIzIIIIlII-r
proceedings.
-» .. ...-......_ ..._.......... Wu H...
Just Lilia Bishop WillInIIn-.
IIInIlflp WII-ltlllt. in It letter l-3 tin-
llIIIiIIIrd (tout-nut. makes an nuqoahlh-Il
denial oi the stall-mum that he lam {mt
urn-l the IIppoinlmunl of any mm for tho
pililtlonof IllrII'Ip uIInIljntIur, and rays.
farthnr, that he should not llnnlI of
mutual: mu a scam-slum in tho noun-r.
regarding II. an nowarmnluhlo "I“‘lft‘T‘
once in the Hull" oi UIIll‘t‘al.
Wants “50 Damages For Injuries.
Attorney ”come A. lloanuchur has
brought null. claiming NW damages.
against .luwph A. Vollt and Charles
IIaCrolx. .II.. on behalf of David A.
lumen. Hr. loosen claims thathlr. lIa-
Groin slapped him in the face nod that
Almvulk pntlnrd till lee box over on him.
luillctlna injuries to IlII side and afloat.
inn his heart.
“WW-Dan» .. ...
Arrantrlas tor a ran.
flockinghanl Woman I lieilei (30th
will meet at no. 0. hummus ism
snout. South lorwallr. this aim-
noon. to route useful articles tor the
3,.talr hopper will he served.
luluide ot Filbert.
lawleton. helm. June II when has
been removed here oi the suicide at
nomlltrrrlamet mm. aged it
is minim at the film family at am.
“Willa. lino (tie-tier. Friday night.
mom Una-mm tonight
. My: III the I...” m...
n. luvs ‘ Illusion stroll _f,
mummmmmom "
'l’or safely, Convenience,
(ii ill
I: ’euug to u IMM-
eIIt one this yuan:
and with colored
I 191:“ tallied '9”.
brightly. Coloring»:
supreme. ' ‘
About every sort of colored slur! there is made I:
hm. Sufi become: so” (resume: French flannel;
mddras, filmy and salt and cool; [ugh/y colored plants
that fairly shout; colored bosom slm'ls; too many
more to mention.
Heel/y for while col/arr. Paces range from .97..- to
$3.1 sffflon for every purse between. I eo/cr
for every nets quIet or gay.
While you 're shirt-seeing. let your eyes {all on the
nee/«Imus Ive 've gathered here from India, from
Eumpe. from New York. Everything there should
be In a first-class store like ”(3193' Corner.
MEIGS&(0.
Open Monday, Friday and
Salado} Evenings.
BRIDBEPUR T. CONN
New Wearablcs.
Plaid Illa/f ”use,
Plaid Neg/(gee Shirts,
Willie Duo/t Pants.
Straw Ilats,
Crush Suits.
wewusrmmmm’ ‘ W“
i
.0. 00.! COW DOGWOOOOWWWM
Some people have thought in ages
gone by ‘
A gasoline stove an unsafe thing to
b“);
~‘nch n r ions as these are past all
t ndurancc.
Failure is a safe stove and it is
call Il the ‘ insurance."
And this is the story the“Insur.mcL"
will It II,
No bother of ti Ioding, no smoke,
no smell;
- I
.L ’ ' /‘
quick
meals, and well done,
There is no stove can beat it made
under the Sun.
Some dealers think more of what they can make,
So be careful in buying and make no mistake,
lint ask for the stove that h. In stood every test;
”‘lhe Insurance" today and ion-II: r the best -
You will In tho: I mistake it vou buy a gaSoliuc stoic
without ilrst investigating lIl': Insurance.
NASH 8: VANSCOY,
Cor. I. Iain andVlest Streets.
OLD AND RELIABLE
Daily Direct Freight Line
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK.AND
NORWALK.
THE PROPELLERS
CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND
VULOAII,
Will leave Pier 23, E. R. Beckmaa street, New York} at 5 p. or.
Leave Norwalk, 5 p. In; South Norwalk 6 p. tn. Freight received from
; aim. to 5 p. In. Upon application to agents the City of Norwaill
Eagle and Vulcan will be sent lot special lots of freight anywhere "I
New York or its vicinity.
All persons are turbid trusting any of the employees of the boats at
bit line on account of the owners thereof.
CHILDREN’S
SUITS !
That were sold l'Iqu $5 to $12.
we are going to close at
$2, $2.50 and $3.
Consisting of the
Plant Pattern Wereteds,
Blamelthura Chalets,
Olly Dlueaels,£te.
parents should loolt into.
The W BENEDICT CO.
“milliliters.
Mode in the best style and man-
ner. It is an opportunity that
ONE 80‘].
chums L. film-n! War but a County, Md
no Years old when no Began III-sinus.
t! I VIII." Blur-Sure lie is Int the
"and 0! till Jewelery Trade oi tthorId
0n the 15th of February, in the his-
toric year of 1812. in lmnlelnonvlllo,
Windham County. Conn, was born
Charles Lewis 'l‘Ill'aIIy. founder of the
house of 'l‘lllany or Go. Mr. ’l'lil'any is
now 85 years old.
The lirst tlllcen years of title rrmnrlo
able man's life were no ct much as the
average country boy's, in working
from time to time on the farm. and
during the Winner months attending
the little red schoolhouse. Win-II Mr.
Tiffany was only iiilvvn yt'ul‘n of one,
his (other. Comfort 'l'ill‘nny. opium] a
little country store in Ulllll‘t‘I’
IIIIIIvlllI'. giving his son Charles (”UIII'
plotl- I'luII'gu. and It was in this humble
and llllfllt'tfl way that the great juwI-lvr
made his start in lliv. lit the capacity"
of village slorvloepI-r Mr. Timmy
spent the following ten years of his
llfn. milking TrI'IpII-IIt trips to New
York City to buy lllt'llllllllIIN‘ for his
store, and where he {Ill'llll'll Innny \‘llI'
nubil- bustnt'ss itt'tlIlLlIlllillli‘t‘ri. in
1943? III‘ tIl‘I‘IlIl‘tl VIU limt‘l' lo NI-w York
and I-slnlllisli a business then: for him-
self.
cumin: 1.. virus“.
Borrowing $1M“ lrom his foilII-I'. lII-
l‘lllt'l't’II into pzu'luI-I'shlp with John D.
Young. II t‘III-Inwr lit-Iglllml‘ and sI-liool
llizllI', who ball rum.- to Nuw York
soun- six months previously.
il)‘ lHll lln- basin-w had grown to
suvh proportions that it was lIl'I‘llIt‘tI to
:-I~IIIl :v. IIII~IIIlII-I“oi’ IlIn liI'III :IEII'IIml lo
purvlmsl- sloI-k from IIII~ t‘nrrign inur-
les. Today this “‘tlllIII firm" a slop
of Illllv or on Illllllll'lfl'll't‘. but in that
limo it was an utmost lllIIl on! of thin:
for :In Ann-rim” in wool :I IIIIya-t‘
aid-nod. :Iml it wns' I-o'mlilvl‘ml :I ln-lol
:IIIII IlllZIlI'lIul!" I‘vr-ltivss \'l‘llllll'l‘. lint
llIi~ him-I. who-h Wu» .\lI'. 'l’iil':ItI_\"~‘.
IIIKI' nil ilTIII‘I‘ of Tittitlozlé. pron-II to ho
full of wisdom :llllI snm'w.
in 1550 IIll' l':Iri~' lIm'IIlI of
houw was mlnldisln «l.
of IlII- Nl'w York IllillM'. IIlI' l'nI‘Is
brunch rapidly Ilct'I‘Inpv-I. and 4...... lm
I'nIIII- olzI- ol' IIII‘ Lll‘uml jvuvlly t‘>I:II|-
lislIIIIvIIls ot’ l'I'nttI‘v.
.\lI’. 'I‘Il'leilv mil look IMII'I. \\'lIIl MIL
l~l:II'lIIIu :Il lIlI' l‘v‘.~llIl.~' Iit' II:I~ :li'l'nlll
pill-{Ind not only Ill IIlI‘ Illl l'I.lllIlIt'
uIzrlIl, Illll in IIII‘ llll‘lll:lI .Is null. for it
lIlI‘
.\.~' ill llu» I‘llat'
I: I;bl’l:t'I_\' tIll‘l' to his I-l'l'III'N that Im-
ltilllllfi III III!” tII'llI'rzll I'llIlIll‘ Il.|\t‘ Iw
"Illllt' :Is “0‘” IIIIII and III II“ llIII :II'ls
11:. NM how .\I\\ \IIIk 'llnwm
4 000 DUELS A YEAR IN GERMANY.
Ltltma hour in Frans-o and '.T I" "In I- III
IIII- lent 'l‘I-u \‘I are In It. U!-
.\lqu- «in-ll». nrv fought in Ilrrnxrmy
llI:III In «My lelII-v mnolri. Mm! of
IIII'lll. IItIWt'l‘I'l‘. lll't‘ nIllIIt‘ltl II‘llt‘Im
“Illl'Il l'IIIIilIIllllI' lll IlltlIIIllL; Illlvl'l‘ .wI'I-
IIII~ I!I;III ~ln~thl chm-lb or llll‘ll ~..~ tips.
”I all livrnmn unlwrmli lottlla‘ IIlIIt'
.II-ztn IIIIII .IIH‘HIIILH'H zll't' most lIQ".tIt-d
III IIll' I’lliIl'. Ill linulllllyu ll llm lltllll
Ih~l' or ill" |~ Lllt'l'll‘di'w our .‘l Ill). 5- W
to 21nd )t‘iil‘ out, (In om- Il:I\ .wu l‘llI
w. Its II. II I\\tI\l' dI.Il~ n-II l In in .II
no ll In. In in ltuunly lIIIIr imm III
-'LIlllI IIit r-Imrd lot on:- do) III litl'ltl
tlImw I» lttl‘llll’aml'. Fully Hm hlll
Ilvnl Ilnrls :m- i‘onxln l'll‘l'l two. in
”In III'l'lllllll .I'ZIIIpIIIv. In lHIIItllHll III
lltIx-v IIll'I'l' iII't‘ llw Illlll't' m-HIIIIH IIllIM
lII-Iwu-I-n olllwrs :IIIIl l‘I\'IIl‘|II*‘. Allmlltz
HI l‘lllillll‘ Ill Inniltl‘r tum. IIlI' :tllllllllI
Illlli'Iit‘l‘ I-l' ulna-ls in about nnv IIIIIiIIJl'II.
NMI to tlI'rnInIIy. I‘Ionw is must
Khan to llw lIlll'IIllll.’ balm. Hr HI.-
s-‘Iluus dim-s. brown «on Iron! l’nlly
Lilli” from .\I4u \'I-;II"I. Ilt \I'lt’ lwnr'w‘.
'I‘lw Illlljttl‘ll) ul’ llImn .ll‘t' .Imuux .IIIIIy
lulllrrr». Mun- IIl.llI Ilzlll ”I How tr
suit In \ttllllllle, until) no pm' and in
th'l‘llill» nounlls.
IiIIlt low IIIIII 2.73M duel» III III" lust
It‘ll lull... I‘dIltI bio. lilo-I mt, I‘IIl/I‘llfl
by Ilrnlli on IIll' ilvld oi IIII'I ll .‘wu‘
l'ol'lt Nun.
.\ “W—tIIUIIQII'IT Programmer.
“flows M‘Itlllllt turn til” ll-I \lI' I“
pwt." l'l‘llllll'hl‘il liv. Ilnvlnn- Ilmmzlll
fully. "\l'lIIIII l Ill‘I III-III In lbw I'll;
l IlllllII' up my Inllnl Hm I uonld lIw
lu ll suburb ll'lII bad It Il :llItIi‘ luv."
"le3" 4'\I'IilIlIII'l| "IV IIIIIy lII “Illtlll
Iw unit lllIkllm.
"l Illl'l'lIy meant I would haw tun
nulls oi I'lollll's. I Would hr II swell
in the city IIIId n fIII'InIII' In the HI
‘M‘I‘u
"And IllIln'l IIiIal plnn norllr”
"Not the way l ('XIN'I‘IW' It to It
hasn't slit works below l W IpII’n-Il llm
llrnI Illlltll'tflllflll that i one It lnt'lurt' ill
the l‘II)’ and n hut-ll in the mnnli,
Wholllilllloll rim.
”4...“.
tva-e-A
l'rmtpmvilw I'ltl‘t’Illllttll‘ You my lu-
Is it roman walvhdon'.’
owner You. llidml.
l’t‘lmpwllvl- I‘uvulmw‘r
I to know that?
umwr-‘l‘u ‘ltn; les' yo onm‘llv with
the. and climb in In that window
llul lmu IIIII
WHAT NEW ENGLAND GRIT DID FOR ‘
M “it “one.
in splte at tho constant talk of a sub»
stltute having been found for it rub-
her seems likely to be re:- some land!
to come the standby of the electrh- inn
for insulating neuroses. The mainline.
tut-ore who prepare the rubber for the
electrical and other markets complain
ol’ the incrwsing ndnlteratlon oi the
raw material, especially at that com-
ing from Assam and , BurInnb. Ac
cording to I]. N. Thompson, the Chi-
neso we a practical monopoly of tho
trade. The forums at the head of the
Upper Nnmkong basin are rich in rub-
ber. and the trees attain a height of
200 first. with enormous girth. 'l‘hc
grunt tribe of rubber collIvI-tors ls Ila»
Bonn Kachins. who go vast distances
for their rubber harvest in the dry
season. The chiefs levy toll on thi-
product- as it passes down the river.
The Jhlncseuvho control the ll’lltIi'
pay IIW Knchlns for it in provisions
and cloth, and as they are IIIlI-pts in
tho art of concealing stouos in it. by
the train it roaches Rangoon its weight
and bulk are largely augmented by
foreign substances. The Assam sup.
ply to full mainly by tho Nouns, who
having got in their crops in I’l‘l'l'lllIM'l’,
set off for the rubber for-Isis within
lln- Ilrninngo fll‘t‘tl of the Torch llivo-r.
when.- they know every two, the
on from father loison.‘ The rubber in
this district is said to be growing so
itltftll'l‘l' that it often takes a than forty
days tr; I-IIIIvI-t :l ('llOlIt' Ioiltl. Ill spilv
of this, the Sincpilo villain-s hwy :1 tax
on oat-b collector. When first I-ol-
lwlt-Il the rubber isvory porn, but the
Saxon have nmpilrod the trick of
:IIllIltvrtnlnI: It with north and stones,
and the Assam rubber is not regarded
with tnvor in tho Cub-lulu market.
It is n sore poim with lint (‘liimmo
nu-rrhnuts that the Nouns so eximust
lIII- unpm-ity ot‘ the rIIlIln-r to I't"('t‘l\'l'
nIlIIlII-rntion that there is no opI-IIing
lvi'l for IIlt‘ exert-lav of tiII-ir own in-
genuity in lIlt‘ sumo iIll‘l‘(‘lIt)U.*SI.
Louis tllolnullmmwmt.
HALF A MILLION DOLLARS.
In a Collection of stamps and [rinsed
Railroad Tlrkntu.
A short time mm on was-nirh' mil-
lionniri- tIIl‘lI :It Vii-nun. who, during:
his “fellow. was :I I-ollwtor in II!" l'IIlI
.xI-IISI- or tlnt word. "P livml Moon in
:1 Invite Ilwulllnn. :llllI \v'hI-II his livirs
nppt‘lll'l‘il tlwy found nolbim: ol‘ volno
I-‘avvpl his collections. III om. trunk :I
Innunitlvluully :Irrimund stamp rollww
lion worth about $20.!!!" was fnuml:
llm-n unbinvts warII full of unusual
railI'IInIl IlI-kI-is from all parts of llw
globe. rl‘pl‘l‘fil‘llllll}: :I turn \‘leIIn of
sI-v-rnl IllllllIT'l'tI thousand dollars.
:Irronuml in geographical orIlI-r. 'l'lII:
ttlnl‘t’llll” ls limo! IIIII‘H‘NIIIIK ‘illl'v It
i‘ttlillllli‘ Sumo spI-viIIII-Ils of lln- \I-I'y
llm III-ginning ol‘ railroading. :llllttll"
ollwr IIII‘I‘TS' 3 thin from 'l'ruy In .\I-
luIIIy :IIIII l'I-IIIII .llIuIIy lo NPWIIIH‘L’.
lshlll‘ll lIlll'lllL.’ tlII- llrst ynr's I-xlslunw
of lIlI' milmml III-luI-vu llmw [IIIIllI<.
'l'IIt‘ t’UIIl‘l’IIUII III. t'IIlIl?‘ I‘HIIINI l'ltIlI‘
pilmul llllll'l' IlI:III \wmo spvvimvns,
and was sold for -"‘.“.£ll.IIM. ’I‘lIr Hump
I-IIIlI-vllnn \\‘;I< INIIIIIII by it" l'III:Ii~lI
Ill».IlI-I' for $73M”. but nobody Iiil‘i ,lI-t
ln-vn l'numl “ho “:Ioh In uiI'I- :Ilzy-
IIlIIIL! Hi all for ”W rullm'lion of roll-
l'IHIl lulu-l». “Illl’Il I‘IIlhlIIvl‘HI
opium. lInI Ilelwh \\:I,~' Import“! It) III.»
.\ll.~ll’l:lli :IIIII liI-I'Illzm ‘IIHI‘I'HIIH'HIS,
lII \tIII-‘Il ll \\:I~: IIll'III-II. III-unlw- UT
Ilw I-llnl‘ltlttlh‘ lil'l. l‘ .‘I~I\I‘II ful' ll It)’ ”In
Loire. “loin IlI' slwill dorm: lIi~- lil'o
“Ilil‘ illtll’I' IIIII:I Show)" on Ilm ...|
bullion. lIII- IIIle will III- «Midi-WI lo
I‘I'nlizv It'~~ Hm“ :I llIII'II‘nl ll:.Il ~IIIII
for tho sol-- M ii IIIIIIIIIII Mull.
i~
THEY GOT THERE.
i‘IsrrlI-Il out 'l‘lIrIr t'nvpmo to Ilm-mnu
I'mmrruuwn.
About llfll'l'll )I';ll‘*‘ :qu IIlt'I'l‘ um ln
:IItI-IIIlnIII-I- ill llIn i‘oIIIIIIlII;I Law
sI-lmol :II Mw \III-lt two you": sin
.lI-nls. now from “lilo. .I. .l. l.I-nl‘/., :IIIII
Ilw IIIllrr from Z'I-IIIIsyleIIIIII. l~2. I"..
Robbins. The IglItllh”hIIIlIl‘llI‘ \Iva
umumnnlrx :Il mllI-uI- and IIIlIimII-Il
mIle IIllIvr'u .‘ll'llllltlllllllll'r In IIlI' point
of r.I-t l‘rlvlulslllp. In Iliwuwlnu their
platol ul whom! "no day you": llulI.
Illll.~ llHIiI'II III‘lllZ ”\VIlill IIII you lII'II-
pow Ilolm.r WIII'II y'on gradual-“W
"I mo unlit: lIIII-k It! tibia and Hill
l'or t'oilurvw.” “in ”w II'ply, "\Vlml
nru your plum?"
"I propose T'I'IIII‘IIIHI: to I'l'lillfilt‘Il‘fl‘
Ida and irylnu llII- MtlllI‘ Mun.” r.-
NINtIIIII'II liolnluln». “We will “wot
u
num- do): in llw llutwn
'I'III' ullwl' Illiy. for llw lll‘nl lllm' Illll'
lllll llII- M‘NWIHII. IInIlIilllu. ll Ill-pl'r-«I-Ill
llII\'l' from “I‘N‘linIllll‘fi, I':I.. Illi’l
lwnlz. II lleIrvaIIlIIIIt-r H‘Mlll I'ulIIIII
IIIIII, HlIlII.
('IilHitIllll bands. they simply I'I‘
IInIl'llI-II. but In tho union llrvalll. "WI-ll
how it'll illI."w“Wzlwlllltnlon l'tml.
(lave Itlm It l‘roper Minn.
"Tumult." void the proud \‘lnIv-ut.
(other. "ll wvlnloi ton IIIIII II but ponm,
and it's on "Nil. III-Illllly II boy as I'VIIII
Will mm. nn' it one bo‘n MI ”W tI-I'r
day lluli'l tlrlut won barb-d over
IIItnln. Itn‘ MI'III Iudn' lo Ima- ho a
IHIIIW lIillI'II be appropriate"
"You'll call him l’lvswn ll. llmnl
.lobnmm. I suppose." sold “In friend
who was lwnrlnu tlnv “MU-l.
"Sn. and; noliiln‘ no l‘ltllllllim on that
tor my boy. AII’m golu‘ lo liltllll' 'lnI
“numb-Inn. slIlI."~~llntYnlo Express.
“l’flItIl‘ll ~~"'I‘IIIIIR of I’lllllfllt'llt'lllg
lInnlIII-sr, PIT"! tlwms to me you mm
I'nllwr ,t'ullilu for n l'IIIIIlly pbynlvlnli,"
\‘onnu Horton ”You, lInl t‘I‘ l blltlII
only doctor «tuition: at lion."
in washinltlnn.
It'll‘st olltw soldier-«PW noun Word
but Mt’KlflIe].
Mead om ”storm/imam! or
Se. lemullt, Gm.
Ohm mob
knowledge being in many cases passed .
e
We have made sweeping lC.IllC".l(l
all departments.
Trimmed and Untfimnied Hats, Flo m,
Ribbons and all sorts oi materials at c. f- . V
ing out prices.
room which are sellingb at greatly reduced
p1 Ices Give us a call.
vi:
Mardumymdmysflglmd. All
nickel-plated—notinwutsideoil-mnenthm
packdodtomtsdoublceeavamnd
lens; mmmammfiu
weighshut 12mm
Three years a leader. and that W
improvements now added. W the.
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Nowadays
No one need go to Europe for a
watch. The best are made right here
in America by the American Waltham
Watch Company. Two watch move-
ments particularly rccommended— '-
“Riverside" and “Royal.” Can be
found in gold,silvcr and gold filled
cases at
A. W. Austin's 39 Wall Street. Nerwelk.
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Physicians know that refined vegetnblc oil,
must he more wholesome than hog-fab.
they endorse Cottolene. Cooking outlier-
itics lmow that the best results could never '
he ptmihlc with the use of lard—they use
GOTTGLEIIE
( lbscrving housewives have discovered that
it rprtires lcss Cottolcne to produce
better results than lml or butter—they use
Cottolene.
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l Ilp- II II no “i ll: ourtru ur'mlrkav IlIllvant“ and
on. O I. (J .. I ,l' I..,.I.II.I III-mI'w-on no tin.
1.2 I‘l any ollII-runy. Mndronly by
.,u='_rr ,- “‘3 M. ii
Counleue Is nearly all
VEGETABLE
Oll.
Tl”! N. ii. l’lluluxli "HUME".
(‘Ilkhfi‘fl‘ Fl. Louis, .\'I Iv Yurlt. Montreal.
«-wé —-c'._ ”'7;
MAKE HIM STOP!
Thl.’ rnxt time von see a Syracuse rider. III-it him what he thinks of his wheel;
awe him a claim l‘ in tI- -ll you. and then it the n “tunnuendatmn of one whom;
bus any weight wuh yI: II. I!" to lllnlundmn II.) lit North Mnin street. South HUI.
walk. and bit) out Y on will have lln company II! In.» (“H' riunmn Rim :1”
lion i forgot that you can Into It whm l. have one repaint]. or buy It flood M
band win cl at the same place.
REMEMIIER THIS.
if you buy ncamuraur any 9330” Q'-
pllln lII fore you are curl you I:
IIIlnlnLv. that the M. A. (41' I III“ E
l'm-ptor NJ MI, and you will
how they innlw it for the price. OI!
supplies ltll' sold at N. Y. prions. . m
name In .«icumlllandoamem. I
“Incidental. a
m
lllN .Maln ntrmvt.
YOU Intendlo Buy a
Bicycle !
Il aspitinig to the highest 1
limitless constt notion? bout ‘ ”
let in], finished woullmanllhl .
will lInIl lhcln embodied It
snpolli. easy runnin"
WOLFE-AMERICAN
39"“ " H9“
80 Washington lm
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