your in Iziltl as t e ‘11-
,, , B-GRIFFIN. Druggilt. ,
205 Washington 81.. South Norwalk.
. Mien my. Ramada 011101.111. avenue.
is kirk. .1,“
(211
' ‘ Miss Bessie Naphey has recovered
“tom the grip.
Miss Sadie Nash. of Van Znndt ave-
line. has the grip.
...—var..-
John Taylor. 1‘01 Benedict Far-.m is
,niile to be about the house again.
Ezra H. Hall-.1 oil V1111" Zundt avenue.
I'll?“ been ente1taiplng Floyd Ingcrsoil
lhm'bur‘y.‘ ‘ “ “
Captain Albert Geih has had his eye
tor craft Swordfish equipped with 11
baseline engine.
'l‘iromuse Keogh has arrived home
from ew Ietacy.‘ yvhci c be 111111 been
employed 101'“ some time
Charles Reynolds secured a gold
w'htcb‘ at I". B. Colemnns store. In
South Norwuik. last night
Mrs. Catharina McKay died last
night. at her home-.1111. Sititch street.
licccnsed wnu the widow ot .Iohu Mc—
Kayy. for several years a well-known
iiorist In this place.
A milkman employed by Charles ll.
l-lawxhnrst had a pectrliar cxpcriencc
this morning. He went into the base-
ment of .I. ll. Rundlc s bakery. in linu—
dull's blocli., to leave some milk.
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WW”
Legr Lamb. l2-lc lb.
Shoulder Lamb. 81: lb.
III the
East Ave. Market.
WOW”
15111111111111 iii.
BRIDGEPOR’I‘. CONN.
_..-«b.-
ANOTHER DAY OF
the Mill Remnant Sale
.ll. .
' More good values are gone. But
this is no meagre quantity sale.
Teher's enough of every advertis-
ing bargain to last as long as the
sale lasts
Come out early—you receive
better attention and have more
time for your selections,
TODAY WILL BE THE BAN-
NER DAY.
Mill Remnants of Wash Goods.
Mill Remnants of Housekeep—
ing Goods.
Mill Remnants of Silks.
Mill Remnants of Wool Dress
Goods.
Mill Remnants of Draperies.
Mill Remnant Prices in the
Cloak Room.
.... .... _.....
t'iur Cloak buycr spcut thc two
ch
'\"«11‘l-;..‘1n(l his purclrascs which or-
first days of this wcck in
rived ycatcrday will go on sale to-
day. with such low pt‘icc mark's
you'll hc snrpriscd. It's llrc cause
of this long spell of mild \vcatlrcr
- «—-manul:rcturcrss could not markctt
tlrcsc goods. now they must ucll
them. and at almost any pricc. is
thcir story. 'I'hc saving is yours-s.
$7.50 and $111 jackets. $4.75.
$12 and $15. .laclv‘cls. $7.50.
$7.50 (loll (fapcs. $4.75.
$7.51) ,lfrcnch Flaunt-I Waists.
$12-95- ' '
$3.561'a1'i'd $4.75 i’rcnch Flannel
, Waists. $1. 51).
“Add the list lh’ a leap; one. It
will be well ioi‘ you to come oitt
curly today and look tlrcur over.
'l'hc , store. is ‘ thc samc aii
' through. full of Mill Remnants
and Mill Remnant prices prevail
in every section.
. phptie
'Tliti ‘llienior 11111 fluid
3
$1 0"1‘ .
rel-1.1.1 Pleasant
nesday evening of next week.
The scholars of tireupppr 151 N11!-
walk school could not not 1110 the
building yesterday IIIOI'IIII. and were
obliged to stay- mt-donrd in the ruin.
Several of them. It is said. went home
burial; no place £11 dry themselves.
_..“... _..- ...—-
Episcopal Mission. corner 1 of
Znndt and Osborn avenue. tomorrow
evening. at 7: 30 and HIV. Charles T.
Coorr. of New ‘il‘oitk lIl preach.“
will be remembered that Mr. “Joerr
conducted the Trinity Church services
two summers ago. when their services
were held In the Congregational
Church. hot the people come and wet-
comc him at the Mission. just as he
welcomes all who attend.
11. E. comm.
But Norwaik. Conn.
sells the paint that wears twice as
long as lead and ou—wnevoe lead and
zinc. ground In niaehii'rery.
R0 W]! Y TON.
There is n11 unclaimed letter in thc
Rowaytou host-otilce addressed to iallt”
his I). Suga‘.
I
Mrs. James It}. Stevens. of Maple
uvcnno. is confined to her bed with
rheumatism.
Mles llcli of Port (‘ lrcutcr
01‘ her sister. Mrs
anlc avenue.
is 11 guest
Ii‘r‘nnk 'I‘hcall. of
Anderson (troop. an
Mrs. A. I). Ward
York city.
employee of
calmI up from New
yesterday.
Miss Kathryn Stevens. of Main
street. has; been confined to her llllllil‘
by an Injury to her foot.
_..—.... ...—......
M. ll. Sour-r expects to have
sloop that be In building ready
launch In about two weeks.
Stephen Seclcy. Well known In this
thi‘
Iii
place. is dangerously III at his Iiomc
brother of Mrs. A. Dibble. of Main
street.
Mrs. Engcll, of New York. has ('(illil‘
here to take care of her moihcr. .\I1“r.
Soiomnn, ot‘ the west sidc. who Is mm
1011st iii.
[lcutricc DeWnters. of Maple nvcuuc
Is in from the effects of vaccination
She has been unable to attend school
since she \\ 111-1 vaccinated. several
weeks ago.
Miss M. ,lor‘lrudc lllbhlc. who had
been visiting her cousin. Miss ltditll
h‘lcnd. of North avenue, will return
borne to Brooklyn. Motulav'
_Scrvlccs in the Rownytou ilnptist
(hur‘..(h tomorrow wrll be as follow.
At [0: ~15 regular spr‘vitc, nruy bc. ev-
pected Topic of sermon "Our (111‘
taker." Evening nervicc at 7. 'l‘oprc
ol’ sermon. “ls Sight Necessary to I! .1
llet'." Singing by i’. R. Brown. ot‘ New
York. at both scrvlccs. Sunday school
meets at. 12 111.; Junior [Clltlt‘tivm‘i‘l‘n at
3:30. and Senior Elldeuvorel‘s at ii
p. 111. Rev. Frank C. lirown. pastor.
DARIEN ll ND NORO TON.
Miss Gladys llirclrard has bccu crit-
lu‘rll) ill with whooping rough. but. ls
non on the road to lt‘t(I\(‘l_\
George Br cit.
who icccntly moved
his Darlen rcnidcncc to ().\' Ridge, will
remodcl It turd mnkc extensive im-
pror ements.
The Interior ofthc Congregational
(‘lrurch Is to bc rcmodcllcd. and stain-
cd tzlunu windows \leI be added at an
curly tiny.
Mrs. .lulla A. lilti-lrcork of Gretna.
will spend the remainder of the winter
with her daughter. Mrs. W R. Muckcy.
East Main street.
.»\mongzt.hcbcnt hiilliI'I'H in Ilnrlcn
this season are Miser-n Addie Whitney.
Stella Austen. Hattie Orchard and
George (llinddurton.
(1. (‘. Rowen _iri painting iii-rump
ltocfcr‘n icc-houec. the interior of Cin-
co Smith's rouideuco 11nd I‘lOlllt‘ bulld-
lane for (3. ll. ’I‘lllcv.
W. It. Mnckcy has rcturncd home
from a very plenenut trip up tltc l‘iuii-
aorr. llc visited Ncwbnrg, Ii‘lshkili.
Mnttcnwnn amt tilcnimm.
Captain and Mrs, W. \l'. Mirror. of
(lrotou. and dnunlrtcrn. Minueu Mild-
red and llu‘lt‘l. iIlI\l been the guests
oi Mr. and Mru. I1, Mucker
Mr. and Mrri.11mit.h ().i(ccle1‘hnvc
both been III of grim and Mrs. Keel
cr'n mother. Mrs. Nlclroln. in critically
III of pneumonia in Stamford.
Mina Holcn Mctlrcaor. ol’ llotlrcl. to
spending Rt'Vi'I‘ilI wcckn with Mrn. Al-
fred Morolroru-zc. during her mother’s
obtained at 11 hospital in New York for
several Weeke.
'i‘he prayer meeting In the, Courtro-
national Church. Wedncadny evoulun.
til the abnencc of the punter. Rev.
ll‘roym. Wan led by the Christian .«zn-
denvor Society.
Mrs. iI. M. Valentino has returned
home from a visit with Mrs. Ptn‘dy.
her. daughter. in Wyoming, N. Y.. and
New York city. Mru. Purdy and her
son Ray have botlr been norlounly In.
The litrchard Sliders went to Iron
ton today. am] will remain thorn for a
weak singing at tho niidwlnter pr-o
conference 00f the Advent
Church. They are expected to return
[home next Friday. ‘
“WW ' ‘
Mru. Josephine Oorhcm. of New
York. daughter. of the late Bnmuol
Got-bum. and who has been proton-ion-
oa account of being wet through. und ,
There will be divine service in the '
TamponLeieure and . ‘
‘Iiueruy by the“
(housekeeper who
neglected to use
GOLD" bpsr
L‘W’ashirig Rowder
was ' the
Nathan
ally engaged at Norotop.
guest. last week. or Mrs.
liauchy and or her counlnn.
Mary and Margaret Selim-k.
Ktl‘ect
.Vi lsneu
Main
In Miss I‘liy'n Riverside inc-1111c nern- ‘
luury. New York. was the
guest of Mrs. Annie Gillette.
urc sixty dny ncholnru and
boarders at Mil-1s IClv'u.
LIGH'i' AND KEELER.
Their Addressen at Hartford. 1
The spcccii 0! Speaker 1.111111. (11 tbo‘
House (11‘ licprcncntarives. neat to the"
tiovcrnor'n inunnurul addrcnn occurr—
sloucd more commcnt 11nd spccrr
laiiou than any olhcr feature of yes.
tcrdny'u proceedings. It 11.11»: \cr‘_. 1
“plenty" indeed. Mr. Idizlit told tl1c>
chr‘cscntntl\‘cs that "Iilt‘ gronlcat to
justice at the prescnt time is thinly: hi
to be the rule that given every town?
pl“‘fl(ll(iill\' the name. rcprosontutiou ini
thin l1111,.me" and exhorted them to
“meet this and other attentions In a
spirit of fairness to all couccrued, until
propose '1ll( l1 amendments 11:1 mar .11
least be firm from inconsistent lea. nnd‘
liroanrirublv sutlnl‘v the just claims of
the lr‘rruc titles of the nitric.“ 'i‘ircrc i
expressions show that Mr. Light rccoc
lith'H the m‘ccnnlty. in justice to all.
or constitutional revision. I-le 11hr.)
i'nvm‘s an omnibus charter for all tl1~‘
cities of the state. or 111‘- he exprcsscd
it "u ncnci‘ul municipal law for thc Irr-
corporation of all cities and refuse- to
grant any more upeclni or private chur-
tcrr This would necessarily give cit»
ice 11 dcarcc of home rule never before
cnjoycd.” This has the ring 111' ntntcs
mnnslrlp in it. and it" his suggestion
that a liberal law llt' provided "for the
formation of all private corpt‘ir‘ntlouu"
ilt‘ adopted. he will have done well.
The necessity of such :1 law in 11 crv»
inn one. and will be more upparctrt
still during the session of thr- General
Assembly junt, lrcgun. lint tlri‘sc llllfl‘
inn-divine. important 11:. lhcy nrc. fade
into lnaiaullicnncc whcu compared to
nnothcr Inudc In Mr Hallie address
"Socially,“ Hiya thc upcukcr. "\vu hnvc
Illthb‘t'tl from simple to complcx condr
lions. and our bumncsn relationship:
lrnr‘c become so thoroughly intct‘lnccd .
that we no longer need to touch that
man should not live unto himself alone
for our Ill‘t't-it‘lll sintcm of industrlev1
has rendered thnt impossible. 'l‘hc it‘.
div ldrtal In no longer the tmii oi‘ comp.
titlon. but 1111 aggregation of lndi1id
unis called 1- corporntlon (‘mnblnn-
tion In the wutcliwor‘d. but out of it till
lcr us hope may come true co-opcrn
lion. and a recognition of the solldltv
of the race and thc brollrv-r‘hooii 111
1111111." (‘lcurly thcrc 1.x :1 lcuvcn of so
ciullsm in All: Light‘s malicrrp. ’l‘hc
lntc Edward ilcllzrmv in his famous
work “Looking lluckwnrd" makes .1
:rimllnr prediction almost in thc sumo
words. AH Iona nun :ta lh'h‘T. Irc nun
even when trusts were In their infancy
that the great combinations of cupilnl
and mnnni‘acturine industries whicn
were then beginning to DO oi‘gnnlied.
would lncvitnblv cvenitrntc in unlvcr~
1111i co-oru‘r‘nilou. "thc solidity of III“
race arid the brotherhood of 1111111,"
Lieutcnatit-Governor chlcr in bi.»
short address to the Scnntc. mndc ill
least one pithy strggcslion dcucrvinn
of general uppr‘olurtlon. “'l‘lrcrc in one
thing I would like to lmprcnn upon
your minds. he said, ”11an that Is
this. I bcilcvc tlrlrt those uesuione or
the (lennrul Assembly can be mad“
\cr'y rnrrclr shorter than they have bccn
without our detriment to the Interest
and wclrurc oi' the Statc oi‘ Cortnectt
cut. and that you senators as chairman
of the various committees can do cv-
cr‘yihlm; to bring this about." That
struck the null squarely on the Ilt'lltl.
Lona sessions are cxpcnuivc. brccd
till‘l‘lllllitill and bcnelli nobody but tlrc
Irrernbors of the lobby. 'l‘lrcy
Iona bccn (ondcmucd and as the I.lcu
tenant-(tornnor trays. the Senate
chairmen of (‘Olnlnltit‘t‘n tilll do much
by 11 little activity in discharging illi‘ii
committee duties. In greatly .‘1bl1revluf
ion the ucub‘ionu. uud doiua away with
a lime: standing ililllilf‘.."N('W Iiuvcn
Register
PORCH CLIMBERS BREAK A SAFE.
I.()llIS\'ll.l.li.. Ky. January 12--
I'orcb climbers hurt night broke it pri.
vntc unic at the rcnldcncu of Aaron
Kohn. an nitornnv nrld robin-d It or
$5000 worth of jewelry 11nd mom-y.
FINISHED WITH A HEAVY SWING
l1.‘r\‘c~
lot the afternoon ill two
Minn Maude Austin. who to tenthlugldcrml piano union
1 berry
l‘flll'l‘l LAND. (11“‘11...Inruuu.\ i3» ’I‘om
'l‘rncy, of Australia. knocked out Iilck
(hue. of Seattle. I11 the ninth round
of a fact content. (lane mct hbi finish
In‘u licuvy left 11111an 011 ttrc ,Inn‘.
4,... ......MW
ADVIRTIQED, LET‘T HRS.
Following is a list of letters romain-
int; uncalled for at. the following pont-
ofllccn for the Week endlmz January
12. Hull: .
South Norwnlk.
(than, Ilr‘itio.
Capt. Itllnworth,
Mrs. Ann Ii}. lint, cure of “him. (“.0111-
stock.
F. l‘lcnofy.
P. .I. McMahon.
Minn Amelia Raymond
Mnrnlo Illiizh.
ircn Hlovims.
' 1.1111111.
, till all .
‘5 Mine 11111111111 iii Iwavc sure all 11‘ worm
~ Welcome. and tile club are equailv sure
. or being well .
and.
All Mine Piano‘o'a theme was 1111 his-
. torlcni one. “The True Story of N11:
than Halo." according to 11. vote taken
‘ hurt curing. an Invitation was enteriti-
ed to the upper grades of our public
school. and many responded. (llunn'n
hall. resplendent In new paint. paper
rugs and carpet.“ was 11 very fitting
place in which to pass a pleasant 111
turuaon. Mine Pinneo in her usually
attractive "runner told of Nathan
Iiale.‘ Connecticut’s greatest. truest,
hero. most effectively An unexpect-
cd pleasure was In the presence (11'
two ladies, both graduates of Vendor
and well known to the Ittei‘arv wor.Id
Mrs Green, of New Haven, and Miss
Fulton, of California. vho were. 1111x-
ionn to lit-111‘ Minn I’lunuo Mina ii‘ul-
ton. who In 11 line clocutlonlui corr-
wanted to give u recitation and it wun
most thoroughly appreciated. Mine
Mnud Pike alt-lo added to the pleasure
iincly red
The visiting intents and Misc i'ln-
I'r‘l‘t‘llt‘ neo held quite a reception at the (Elihu!
'l‘hcic lot the liter nrv progr.um
seventy liy pleasant afternoon In recorded for
itlro club -—-\\'onrlln n Page
. 'I‘elea‘t‘nm.
An unusual-
lh‘ lrlgcport
Thu traveler in a desert in a well-
New Haven Register Comments Upon . winhcr‘
Such little pills as he“ i111. Little
Early Risers are very easily taken,
land tlrcv are wonderfully effective in
Iclcnnulng the livcr and bowels.
lStlllson. South Norwulk.
(l. (‘
"Ihc midnight about Is probably rm-
Idcud 11" the nicht
JELLO. THE NEW DESSERT.
pit-uses all the family. Four flavors.
Lemon Orange. Raspberry and Straw-
‘v At vour gmcern Try It to
(av
A public speaker isn‘t necessarily a
thief bctuuse he takes the floor.
.. ...—...... .. , ...—....-
A GREAT SURPRISE
‘ils in store for all who use Kemp's
Balsam for the Threat and l:llllgii.lli1‘
areal guaranteed remedy. Would you
bcilcvc that It is sold on its merits and
any drugglsi is authorized by the pro
prictor of this wonderful remedy to
give you a sample bottle Irce‘.‘ It ncv-
(‘1‘ falls to cure acute or chronic
couuhs. All druggists sell Kemp's liai-
sum. i’rice 25c and 50c.
An old bachelor says that weeds are
not weeds when they bUUOIIlt' widows.
The merited reputation for curing
piles. sores and skin dieonscn acquired
by iIt‘Wlti's‘ Witch Hazel Salve. has
led to the Illlllilllp: of worthlesn conn-
lcrfcits. He sure to gel onlv llcll'iti's
Salvo. George 1?. Rtiiluou. South No:-
walk
The irrcrnorv In 11 sort of lltollllll rc-
scrvntiou.
A PROMINENT CHICAGO WOMAN
_ SPEAKS.
l'rof. Roxn 'I‘vlcar of Chicago. \‘iic-
President. Illinois Woman‘s tillnncc
in spanking of Chamberlain's t‘ough
Remedy. save: "I suffered with a se-
vere cold this winter, which threaten-
ed to run into pneumonia. i tried dif-
ferent remedies. but I seemed to grOw
worsc, and the medicine upset my
stmnnch. A friend advised me to try
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. and I
found It was pleasant to take. and it
relieved pic at once. I am now entire
ly recovered. saved a doctor's bill. time
and suffering and I will never be with-
out thh splendid modicinc 112111111901
sale by George C, Stillsoir South Nor-
walk and Edward I'. WM wanlk.
Motto for dealer In (llrrlatmau
Hoods: "Now all men buy these pren-
cuts "
BEAT OUT OF- AN INCREASE OF
HIS PENSION.
A Mexican war veteran and pt‘omin
cnt editor writes: “Seeing the irdvcl‘
tisemcnt ot‘ Chamberlain's Colic, Cliol
era and Diarrhoea i‘ti‘mcdy. i am rc
minded that an r1 soldier in Mexico, in
'-i7 and 'Ih‘. l contracted Mexican iiiiil‘i"
hocn and this remedy has kcpt me
from ‘u-tting an increase in my pen-
sion, for on every renewal. a dose of
it restores 1111-." it Is unequalled us
‘a quick cure for diarrhoea. and 11.1.1.5”.
ant and safe to take.
1". Stilison.
\Vt‘r-d
For sale bv (l
South Norvvnlk. and l‘}. 1‘
Norwalk.
it' 11 man has sense he can often
mnkc nuc of 11 seemingly nucleus tbluu.
l'cpsln prcpnrutlorm often fall to r-o
licvc indigestion bccunsc thcv cnrr di
aunt only nliuunluoue foods ’l‘hcrc,‘ is
one prcpnrutlorr that digests all classes
of food. and that in Kodul Dyspepsia
Cure. It (urcn thc worst cones of I11-
digestion and given instant relief. for
it. diucutn what you cut.~~~i}. (I. Stillnop.
South Nor-walk.
II‘ 11 man would live in absolute peace
lui should be blind. dent and dumb.
(lot this out and take it to George C.
Sillisou‘w South Nor walk and ll‘tlv 11rd
l'. Winds Norwuik. drrul Moron. and
not n free unrlipli‘ of Cimmbc.“ .'uinir
Stcn‘nch and liver 'l‘nhlotn the boat
phyuit. They also cure dinordirt of
II. c stomach billoutmene and headache
-—--‘e—-‘~—-—-~
Sonic college rucn lrnvc imay Ideas OI
cdnc ntlon.
This season there is a large death
rntc among children from croup and
lung troubles. Prompt action will
cure the little ones from those terrible
dim-11mm. Wc know of notlrlmr no oer
min to give inatnut relief an One Mint
ate Cough Cure. It can also be relied
ripen in prime and all throat and tom;
troubles of adults. Pleasant to take
(1. C. Silliuou, South Norwalk.‘
A cut on the htrcct in sornctlmen a
relic of burburiam.
“*mw
'l‘he moat soothing, healing and au-
tiaeptlc application ever devised hi De
Witt» Witch Hazel Salvo. It relieves
at once and cures piles. apron, eoaema
\
li..Ii. Todd. 282 York 81.
Minn Limit- \Vyntcr. ti iinul‘ord
place. ‘
It}. [9. CROWE. l’ M
and skin diucnuos. Beware of Imittc
tloas. G. C. Silliuon, South Nor-writ,
Home endorsement. 'the public ex-
pression or 80th > Natural; people.
should be evidence beyond
for every South Norwalk reader.
Surely the experience or friends and
neighbors, cheerfully given by them
will carry ' weleut than the
doubtful utterances of ntranzers. re-
Ilead the
dispute
more
aiding in far away places.
followtng:
Mrs: James Jennings. .01' ii Tolles
street. a citizen or South Norwalk,
says: "i. like a lot of other citizens,
got Donn’n Kidney Pills at Plainteil's
drug utorc. My back nched at the
time and although I had very little
faith proprietary medicines, 1
thought they wouldn't hurt me and
they might do some good. I war-1 aur-
prised how quickly and quietly they
acted. warm 1 llnlshed the" box the
backache disappeared."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents 11 box. Foster-Milliurn 00.. Buf-
11110. N. 1‘.. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the nnmemnonn'nnnnd
take no other.
\Dah
Vapor-..
Although we are hav—
111.1: a very busy season.
we have not allowed
our stock to run down.
and can otter as good
vanetv as earlier.
Will do your work
when wanted.
5-8. Sorbet“.
l0 FIRST AVENUE.
East Norwalk.
Tel. l35-2.
In
W ‘
QUICK
Who '1! do my paper-
lng In a hurry and do
It right!
1 Wm.
JunIUsBrown
South Main Street.
tinder Buckley a Wheel." Bicycle
store.
Res. 25 Elm Grove Place ,
5 (bid with
Be Careful
of What You Eat.
A stonruch in distress will not make
Xmas a very "merry" one.
0111‘ groceries are perfectly reliable
wine prices give you an opportunity to
save a little for Xmas giftswf‘nnother
rcliahuble feature.)
()111‘ Very Bout Butter. 210 lb.
:1 pkn. N. S. Mince Meat. 26c
111 the. Gran. Sugar, $1.00
New Layer li‘lgn. the _box.
2 pkga. Persian Datcn. trio
Cape Cod Cranberries, I00 qt.
New I-ioney. 10c glans.
Fancy Large Prunes. 101: lb.
25c. doz.
Fancy Jamaica Oranges.
1 ‘ ,
A. STU L L,
24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWAIIK.
I .
Fonw SALE.
LOT 011 illiSillliill'Oll S'I‘Itflil'l‘.
For particulars. apply to
JACOB M. 1.1111111.
5 RAILROAD PLACE.
scan-n NQRWALK.
A WANT an
in run EVENING summer.
(was. porno.
QUICK nn‘ruttuli.
‘ during the epidemic last year.
, is surc to break up a (fold in one
idiom r "e
Vice Pro-j. RICE. Cash-
.1. P. THIADWELL.
Ant-taut Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
E.iliii.le.1<.i.ockwood..‘l.P Tread
wall, ,1. Hill. J.‘...r011boru. D W.
i‘ltc. ,Joaeph C. ',Randie 0 I7}.
Wilson. W. 11‘. Bishop.
ier.
Bankern’ . Mer‘chnnts‘. Manufactur-
ers', Personal and vocally accounts 9
solicited: aura papa "11111111:
ables Stored at Modor'at'e
tab.
on. $5 and upward per your". ” ‘ 628’”
......
Oob- -~———~
An unprecedented opportunity
to buy good Furniture at low
prices. Having finished the Nine-
teenth Century with the largest
business we have ever enjoyed
during our existence. we propose
new to start the ball rolling for
1901 by offering $10, 000 worth of
the best selected goods that may
be. found anywhere. at prices that
can be quoted nowhere else.
Every article in this store is a bar-
gain at the price.
II. J. Collins
& 60..
Ii‘U NlliRAl. DIRECTORS
A ND MM BALM MRS.
12 1'0. Main "11 80.31122):
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mews-nan!
1‘". _ . 11‘”
Plumbing and Slum Hut-
11111.
Hot Water Heating.
H01 Afr "optima
_..de ._
0151
our! auxin” 1111“" ROOFING.
Gin and Steam Il'ltti
Gin Fixtures. Metal Oe‘i
Have you «on our I
RICHMOND WRANHIQ f
the Jonas 8 MRI” cull-y
I7 WALL BTREIIIT.1\ORWALK.
ole
"\l'c lravc no fear of tirip or
Accton on hand," said
some of our mail ordcr patrons
It
night and cure La t'irippc.
if your drnggist will not act it
it can be sent by mail. 2512, post-
paid.
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Mystic. Conn.
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Brazilian
Iilc. 200. 000 OI 31.00
BAX’IER‘S or
J . misread,
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Relief of the l‘owu oi
\"01waik will nreet at their office,
January 7th., 1901. from 2 until 4
o‘clock. p. 111.;. Wednesday, 9th.,
7 to 9. evening; Saturday, 12111.2
to 5 p.'1u.; Monday, 14th, 2 to 5 p.
evening: Saturday. 19111. 2 to 4
oclock, p. 111., for the purpose ol‘
‘ hearing and determining any and
all appeals made to them from the
Opera House lllock, on Monday.:‘
111.; Wednesday, 161b, 7 to 9i
doings of the assessors. on list 0
1900. "lhcy will also meet with
the assessors as a joint board, Sat-
urday, Iannar to, at 4 p. n1.. for.
the purpose 0 abuting the polls of
sick and disabled persons.
1
' IARVIS KELLOGG.
JAMI‘ 1‘5 SUTHERLAND.
CHARLES W. BELL.
(122 2w
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to do 111.com. ‘ ‘
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him it 11611009
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property hr luau
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11 Taylor 0: do
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largest insurance and;
wot-111;) the hafnium
133:1. (the neat. neat
bill
are
ouranco companies in this 1.51
Also twenty may companies
county and Euro
(39.110131? Ii!” _‘,
arttord. (one at th intro
the very 1.1151 gin; 1111131119!
SOUTH MW]
Saturday. 9 a. m. to 12
day evening train 7 to »
Interest allowed on ”pool“.
Open daily. ascent Saturday
or rpm to
.m. to 12 111.. and
Highest cash price paid
ale and materials of every kind.
are a postal and I wIII. call...
Prompt alto-nil
dealings with .111.“
New York same (loyal tin-o in
immediate attention on my
will be given to any nutrition ,
come in duringmm my "
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13 sRaymond .81 not“ hli’N
St.
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and. .
am noon
SW?»
\ on want your coal delivered l'o
by the hart method. We employ
{ill
most careful men and our him Is to;
perfection of delivery as well as per;-
fectlon of coal.
will
coal hers.
Coal Yard had
Branch Office. Corner W:
Main streets. South New
MORE CANDY, IiND STILL MOB“
0A” DY
We. have sold more candy this local.
son than eror before. Two «we
probably account for thin—people)” it.
more money and our confocuoaery‘iifi
constantly growing in populot‘ltmrilitfi'
latter for the very good mum thitt it.
In worthy of It's great vogue.
Chocolates please both eye endpoint
.Ind do not unduly deplete
etbdok. . .
Q. Q
iltartitlci di
“Nature 1115':qu
11 1e
tm:tlxn agitation?
we Know IT ,i'f-
be to your advantage to buy fol“
Successor to B. Hart-13’ ‘ ‘
(1811,00 Weiss» __ .
Telephone‘OnII‘orrf .,
.0111
your £911.,
rut;
nit)
spopsraetrro
toilets warm
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