lingo this offering in
tog. NWWeai-‘s Gifts.
HDKERCHIEFS.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
Id musscd goods clos-
not ,prices.'Wu are. mak—
l‘ijrstoolc for the New
.‘I
J ”hwintor trading,r has
and "our _’illllt‘$ are
. ht’i’duz'
7 .‘ lookout. .cottou
,5 land $1.25 pair.
hilltctsflottou fili-
pair.
hm» $159 $3
,. a .
in New Haven.
, York city. is the guest of Mr. and M
j A.,Dibhlo.aor.‘1‘ o . . ' ,
. ‘Jao .‘o
wing Ringo. word-guests. Christmas. ' .
their son. “Window Grant, of Main;
, drivo‘through tholgrounds from Lonny
, . l
,. . Dr- and Mn».
ilflllfilllcr.‘flnellt
. f‘ . In ._ ‘
sells the point-1h
long on lead ‘
unwound it“
1
Mrs. Salaam .
‘ the West om
' {Miss Florehco min or M
has on attackro
Miss Albertihor runner: or " . N
Main
’ Mr. and M
utre‘et. ‘ , ‘ .
~ Noni-1y every day for tho. dist week?
somu on has broken! through their ‘
m-
DARIENAND NOROTON.
Mrs. liihierio ‘
poultry house. . ,
Mr. aners. Alfred Morohouoo, Jim,
have a little daughtor.
Miss Cora narrow in illogitost of nor
hunt. Mrs. William lir-JLungdoui‘ ‘
house on his unlouvontmvnldco.‘ ._
Mrs. Charles A. Hubble in‘visiting
.1er sister, Mrosci‘Goorgo. Fowler. Nord
um: .. '
been the guest other aunt, Mrs. 0. Ci.
Bowen. i
J. E. Ballard la imnroving his Darlen
property and hos; «Granted it now pool.
try house.
largo loo-house in Brookluwn avenue,
Darlon. . ”i .. *
Mrs. C. S. Corr loopening it carriage
avenue. -‘ - . ‘
Benjamin Weed. of Noroton. has had.
tho fence that surrounded his road»
denoo removed. .
Dr. Alice M. Fitch. of New York. in
Mrs. T. F. Lyon. H
iouoly ill of warrior. and threatened
with pneumonia.
visiting her, daughtod. Mrs. Charles
Frudenthal, who is very ill. _ .
Mr. and Mrs. R.’ D. Lyon have re-
nnd spent Christmas in Dayton.
spent Clit‘istmno.wlth her pnronts.‘M'r._
and Mrs. 0. C. Bimini. Dorian. ‘ . ‘ ‘
Miss h. 1.. Seeing unwound. homo
Thursday from nyéeh’ii v tilt with her
aunt. Mrs. Charles Brown, of
soy. .
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Bruggorhot. 0!.
New York, spent Christmas with their:
daughter. Mrs.
roton.
Gifford Waterbury.
wont Christmas with his parents. Mr.
and M ro. Merlin J. Waterbury. Ox
Ridge, . ‘ ‘
Stowurt Whitney. of Port Chow
tor. snout Monday! with ‘hiu, mother..
Mrs. Charles A. Whitney. Brookaldo
nromto. « ~ ’ ‘ ,
l-lurry i3. Douchy. oft-Denver, who in
visiting his nuronto, Mr. and Mrs. Nor
oral wooks.
moot in Burton “Willi Oberionder’o
[notary in. Manic avenue. for the build-
lmr ot yachto. launches. row-hunts. etc.
Grout nra‘dit for the entertainment
and for tho concort Bunday evening in
due to Mrs. ii. it. damn. Mrs. 'l‘. W.
. H. liloxon. . .
, a, worm a hop
Huron.
Tho Yannlugau tit
60!)
nilding a duo'no‘o. ,
,W. H. Fnirb n‘ko in orootlug an iuo- i
Mrs. E. J. *rndmni, oi Norwnli‘t. has: ‘
Henry Hooter-hos Just completed a, .
spending the holidays with her mother. ‘ c:
MinoLucrotlo Cullen has been oer. .
Mrs. George .8: Battery to inBothol. N
Mrs. Charles Hays. of New York. .
ew Jar; ‘
Franklin Janos. Nos
of Stamford. f
The intent manurooturiug ootabilnh» ..
m
fimllt All
mull
than Douchy. will extend his vloit‘aow 'omo
arm a dono‘o on thozo
. .. NP
entertainment 0
the; raaldonoo or». or:
turned from their Wedding iom‘nGY. Hilly}! ‘
mm o tit city. Woo
‘ it! and Mini. .
Mm:
oi. .
dim h
,n Mrs. D.
K ..
e holiday .woolr
D Toliord. of
g to .l'or‘ the;
a home oirole. at
o _ ornnd m Shore
Wuodnood‘aydulor a
if.»
Oliyor' pouring,
l‘.‘
no hair returned omit.
ll ‘ a! to .119
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it in ,a ‘hurrnod do” ‘
Mum
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Adar-egg. ransom New York.
Framing“ '
”Wm” €. ..
"the Picture
‘ ‘ ‘ ' is somctlmeo a‘iu‘iost as
difficult as . naming the
baby! You'll find the. task
rory easy if you bring your
l’ictdr‘c‘tohs and try the
moldinfia and hints. ‘
We have in) many vurie~
tics of t‘noldiugtx. and such
exquisite ours. that a satis-
factory selection is quickly
ntztclé. ‘
Window Shades. Cornice Pom,
Wail Report, Painters' Sui» f
phenyA'rtl '
Winoih toben m
. in in and boy
, doneln very prim
old Mexican nilnoro.
’ - too have cometo light
’ dreamed orfonorotlhg than}, ‘ ‘ .
Tho somo‘mothod. lo howlhain uni ] ,
dertnken in other parts at the din riot. '
‘ 0 hi . , . .
the r‘io'hoot mining‘torritory in Moon,
ion, in .unwntorlns thefilrehu gold
on. which. inter reins. worked wt.
' ’ 1550 “has
e
1‘. '
. less
I c‘ of. the normal ro?
‘ and what-tit of
. onohnowo.
Record keeping on
ohar ,idng‘oar
itlro {33111011 by tho
4 , ‘ the. ol airing
of the mine has ‘oi'oonoro roui‘ionoirel»
'In one piano;
for below the water-jiet'ol. the oxoloz‘a
.orslonme upon a ramble halts-full“ 0i:-
3
atoms of mulch and then who had . g ;
‘boonroahght thorohy tho‘rlsing floodr'
Idle its-cheap in Mexico, and no one, "
could he found who remembered error
luring heard that onyhody had been
missed in the mine. ‘ » .
The Siren: uni-tho first or the old;
York oomunny. and it ‘inoicoteart at-
.new channel in whlohimoderu mining“ ‘-
mhthoda in would distriotornn. The ._
company counter on! making an lmmo" .
dloto proflthy goingovor the old Worn-t
tugs undo-outing the ore out or which
tthoxican‘minera With their mule.
power and hnnd‘lnhor could ohtn‘inino?
paying resulto. Electricity
used where mule‘ power failed. and
when the water io‘nll‘out of the mine
tho workings will be driven deeper
than the Mormons could ever have
A German syndicate has acquired the
famous Valonciann mind in the some
rain. out 01’ which many million» have
been taken by the Mexicans. Another
mine in the Veto ‘vein, which runs
through the districts. yielded the king
of Spain 811000.000 inlroyoltiou. Tho
nnuntoring oi the mines ham been dio
cussed since the time of Humboldt
who had a project for doing it by. drlvt.
ing it tunnel twalvo miles long into.
the vein, but it iaonly nowthnt Amer
ican enterprise has siren u start to
the work. ,
sHAKuPIARI ND CAKE.
“‘3’-
Young Woman’s Gilli: Whore itho For. . .
mar in Road aparlnfily and the
Latter Barnum. 'nwiy.
Thorn is :1 Shakespeare Reading
Glub composed of want. aldo yam wo-
men. who read very ‘Ilttlohnd out, it. ‘
aren't dool.‘ Jntt now tho‘montborfi m
struggling through “Tho . Merchant; or r.
‘ ndmoro
Vonioe." aided by. much to
coho. The string on): that ha moon
,io’iovolir. root} narohto . or out no; ‘ ‘
girln one Wanting“ their e.) ‘l‘no‘ .
m
mootlnxuomomothtng like thine» 3
After .tenhtnllani‘tg'bfiolhdonnitum «:3
r o, a ' o
the book 9 '
mined in tho diotrlctztobe unwatoredfh 4
Tho project is carried out by it Now. -
is being .
mum: on! film: 31mm 6 in? is
Worth you! do» to on”
magma Ca
The comingbf the cold is Sud~
den, isn’t it .‘Suddon ‘ changes
make quick colds. Seek “protec-
tion" quickly. Getou overcoat.
The oxford is still in the front
ranks of popularity._
A very. good :suhstnntial coat.
nicely linedto withinouciucli oi; -
edge, pockets. well made. hu’tt’ou- ,
holes made with exceptional care.
Siam. ‘ _ ‘ . . -
Hero’s a staunch-$16.00 oxford
kerueywpookots reinforced, but—
ton holes, workcd; in silk. humans
hone. . , This, oxfortlwls..sillri linod
Why to eilgem very handsome gor-
tnont. $16.00. 1 “
do
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you? Here's :a _ ilttio . coorwniado‘
hunt
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