Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 30, 1901 · page 2

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Kneading bread is hard work
‘ sometimes knead the dough

. .o soon overcome. We have so

CUTI.

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States, may be left at our store for

Ind PEDASTALS, (imported and

I'diLRAY's LACE CURTAIN
Itatement can be easily verified.

i ., North Main and Ann Stree

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lltill-mall Skins.

The value of good Walking

 

\ Skirts oi the right length can not
be overestimated. Wc have some
‘t ‘ littr‘activc numbers at $5.00 cach.
find butter qualities at equally
good values.

Our assortmcnt of Scparatc
Skirts in full lengths arc of ex»
””ccptional value. Especially in
black.
. ‘Ladies' and Children's Jackets

 

will interest you as tho wcathcr
grows colder.

 

 
 
 
 

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. UMBRELLAS.

I To usc or to loan. 'l‘hc bust gonornl
l purplisc umbrella you over now. 'l‘boy
lard ulcc cnonuh to curry on any occtr
lslon and fill up unough to lutul if no-
;ccsulty cumin-Is ll. .l. A. lilSIle It
(IO. 83 and till Washington ntroot. So.
lNorwalk.

 

 

Sell-Cleaning

Bread Maker.....'

SOMETHING DOING.
Wlwn you smoke one of Smith's ling
'I‘lmu Cigars, there’s solnothlng doing.
You'rc Hmultlng tbc bcst ilvc cunt ci~
gui- on mirth. If you don‘t bollcvc it.
try one. Sbft'l‘ll’il CIGAR SHOP. Mn-
lmckcmo Hotel.

”my“...
WE MUST CONFEBB

 

for the housewife. Careless ser-
before they wash their hands.

up the SELF CLEANING BREAD MAKER both objections

much- faith in this cleanest of

d makers. we offer to place one on trial in any house where one
. nterestd. CALL AND SEE ONE IN OPERATION.

ERY.

We are sole agents for the Celebrated “ELECTRIC“ BRAND
POCKET KNIVES, RAZORS. SHEARS AND SCISSORS. Ev—
cry piece fully warranted. Any article manufactured by this com-
My, whether purchased at our store or any part of the United

repair at any time, free of cost.

JARDINIERES.

We have just received our‘ new fall stock of JARDINIERES

domestic) in all the-new crea-

om, including the new Crown, Darby, Worcester and Rookwood.

FRAMES ARE THE BEST.

‘ Our Furniture Department has all the new fall goods, in all
Woods, and the latest designs, at prices equalled by none.

This

PIANOS AND PIANOLAS.

W. S. STURTEVANT.

South Norwalk.

Ullllilli.

 

We have not yet had much cold

weather. for our sales of l‘ndcr—

\vcar thus“ far indicntc tlia

we have the right goods at thc

right prices.
Our (hildrcn'n Riblicd Good

at 25 cents arc of exccllcnt iabri

and \chI shapcd; also a line of

no.1 mum Goods :u 50 cents.

Ladics' Ribbed (,iarmeuts. utl

lung; and short slccvcs. upon or

closcd l‘auls at .25 cents, will hear

 
 

it in peculiar. lint our uustomcrs
who are using Maracaibo coffee toll on
it is uupcrior to any sold at thirty
cunts a pound. We sell Murucnibo cof-
Icc for the. Sample it. nnd bu. con-
vineell. Flue butter is our louder.
l.‘ll0MMEDIEU 111108., 203 Washing-
ton Street. East Side.
«*6

. FISH NEWS.
Nntlvc buss, 150 1b.; salmon. 12c
1b.; white fish steak, lilo; Imrd crabs.
25c por doz.; Rookuwuy Oysters, 25c
oi. BRIDGE FISH MARKET.

 

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READ AND PROFIT.

I’lllsbury's Plymouth outs, 3 pugs.
25c; Plllsbury’s Out Food. flaked. 9c
pkg; Ptllbury'n Flaked Wheat. 2 pkgs..
ilfic. The slmplc fact that these goods
boar tho namc of Pillsbury is suffic-
lont guarantee of quality. Iii. Ii. MORE-
lltilISE. Went avenue.

. THIS MEANS YOU.
You can get photographs of every
description that are strictly up-to-dutc
in style and finish at the moat reason
able prices. at Lewis's gullory. ll Mulu
street. Norwnlk. which is now opcned
daily for business. LEWIS. Photo-
grnpltcr.

TABLE D'HOTE DINNER.
Sorvod at twolvu o'clock daily. lhtr.
tyhve cents. European plan at all
hours. Ladfcs' and gentleman’s dining
room up stairs. Oysters and sea fooo
a specialty. Choice WlllPtl and liquors.
Service first class. Prices moderate.

’IMPERIAI. CAFE. (‘an Schuub. 9
illnilrond Place.
MM
HAVE YOU TRIED
The Old Woll Pcrl’ccto cigar? It's

in cool, swcct. dclightful smoke that
will fascinate you. They are carefully
mode from the very best selected to-
.Imcco. Try one. Evcry one sells them.
(lid) WELL CIGAR (30.. 83 Washing-
ton Stroot.

__-. -_._

YOU NEVER TASTED BETTER.
\VD have a tomato cutsup aupcriot'
to any your cvcr tnstcd. which we want
you to try. Sold in bulk Iwouty roots
:1 quart. New Siltl"l‘ lunnt. lcn ccuti
uunrt, and tho flncst buttcr in town
CONRAD BECKER. Hi Washington
Street.

I

- -_ Moon.“
WHEN THINGS ARE ABLAZE

It's too Info for you to coustdcr thc
vuluc oi' insuranco. Buforo you arc n
loscr. you had bcttcr nttcnd to this. in

S
C

many rclinbic companion rcprcscntmt
by TAYLOR it GOLDEN, 74 Washing.
ton Sir-cot.

H.-.“ _.,.._.__--

EVERY ONE
t‘uu afford to own a fountain pm:
when sold at Ihcsc priccs. 'l‘bc li‘rnnli
lln In an i-xccilcnt nriiclc for tho monr
cv “hi how thorn in scvcrnl -:tylcs
and prices from Rim to $2.25. We can
warrant tlium.
uuppltcs.
I-l'ushington Street.

I’

M...”
THIS FINE AUTUMN WEATHER

rurc your proportv with sonic of tho

Stationery and ofllcc
HENRY E. ROIIWELL, 7r.

Is the proper time to sit for your

We have lilill‘i:t'l"- for all in “pm-app. cmupat'iwu.
prltes from 50 t‘t‘mfi’ 1“ fish)“ -‘~‘l The l‘ll \\ ell Garments at 50
Hotel" cents arc cxccptioually iinc.
Comfortablcs from $1.00 to Gents‘ t’iarmcuts in cqually
$4.00. good values.
M

DICKERMAN &

84 Washington Street. South Norwalk.

 

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in; new records far ah
are convinced that our
first place in popular

Pun-rut alum
it No.

or {V .

' ordto,
.1; c

your service,

i

furniture stalling

that breaks all records. In fact we are establish-

torns we are showing are proving exteedlngly at~
tractive. especially as they carry extremely low
price tickets; You will do yourself an injustice if
you buy anything in the furniture line without
first consulting our stock.

A. J. COLLINS GI CO.

Math at "r

 

among so m4ny.

end of previous ones. We
furniture department holds
estimation. The new pat—

ood Imbaimru.
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no.

<uum tux.

Nor-walk, Conn.

your Fall and Winter Clothing ordereda—you want it now,
ll items}; more positively a little Idiot-“on. "
your clothing lite-have them made to your manure.-
pay tbc’cu‘st‘om made clotlilng‘pri’ces? You do not .
both here. and get the customimade sort at thc‘ready‘
Over 600 samples to choose i‘i‘Oman’d Not your

photographs. I have many beautiful
things in new imported mounts that
will Interest you. Every photograph
la it work of art. rcmcmbcr. and the
prices nrc tlu- sumo nu lit other gul-
lcrlcs.
Washington Street.

W
ATTENTION LADIES.

S. S. 'I‘lllotson has n lino assort-
mont of trlmmcd and untrlmmcd huts.

tnlso 'l‘ums for children's woar. Monro

.ing bats to rent.

l A LITTLE LIGHT

On our largo stock of handsome pur-
lor lamps. Wewsnt you to see them.
Many different civics and the prices
erungs from 3.1.98 to $10. Beautiful
couches. 37 to :25. Furniture of cvcry
description at bargain prices. A. J
COLLINS 6': 00., 1248 North Main St.

8TOVE8 TO BURN.

The Beauty Manhattan Is the most
satisfactory cylindcr coal heater ever
made. We have a largo stock in all
class. Prices from 35' to $12.50. Also
agents for tho Stamford furnaces and
rounds and Millur‘s oII hunters. HOR-

 

. ADE II. NASH. Main and Wests Stu. ‘

W
A MORBEL OF FOOD

do a most important urtlcle when one
iatops ‘to think of it. Upon it depends
the strength of the world. If pure and
:correctly Cooked It produces healthy

lplorable condition. We serve the beat

Eclcsnly monitor. EA. LANE.

. FILL vdun IIN.
; Let us fill your coat bin with
intrude of coal. that Will

mow-Air.“ a ton.

pleasant.
To 1'“! «must. PUILIc. .

mtdfhl for “your patrons".
loop. as North Main-street.
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HEAD COVER

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w. it. alum. c.

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NORTH. 'l‘h“ l’hoiogrflphor. 79.

honour-otherwise the nation be-
comes weak In body. In mind—u de-

.‘quullties of food prepared In ulcarefulp

the belt
‘ pm a little pet-
Iter than other grades .snlf at the some

home attention.
scum-radon treatment. IRVING LOCK-
Iwooo o. 00;. 12a Wator Street.

. I havo’oponcd s now run dud vane.
table market was North Muiu‘m'det.

Your hot‘rlasds llttlln oil-“II: tops of!
Eli new ultr‘poulwmrii new top cit
sluiihdetdtuufuvonhlvuttrsotivc. Dar-t

m... v "4“,... .»‘ 1

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LADIES, ATTENTION!
'I'lllI-i wcck \th ‘aro shoviiug Homo.

 

thing "now" In Onyx hosiery und‘
linoltu uudcrwour. hid glows. golf
gloves and ucckwour. Our corset

lion. 'I‘hc ii & (I now straight front
ltllgwullll again wc pro nueuta of tho
Stillml island 1ch Works. 8. l. MILLS.
\ ’nshingtou Stroet. ‘

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AFTER YOU HAVE LOOKED

at u lot of cheap oil hooters. just drop
in and take a look at our instantaneous
Illuc Flamo null aeo‘what n dlil'eroncc
thorn in. An cg); bcawr’.’ Just try
liolt‘s; you will hover nsc any othor.
Our lino of diuucr wnru was ucvcr
more complete. Fifty-six. II2 and lilti-
pc. solo. $8.75 and up. A. l". IIIAMUN'S.
0-...,V...._W._._.n-
EXCELLENT, BREAD KNEADERSI

Clark's warranted hour. If you have
unvoi- triod It conic in and leave on u
trlul order. It will rosult In mutual
bunt-tit. wc fool assured. l~ictnz-nn
cmblcm of highest duality-45 slump.
l'll upon u Ihrcwpouud pull of straw-
bcrrv preserves Wu reupoutfully cull
your littontlou to. EDWIN WILCOX.
Washington ntrooi, South NorWulk.

THE FINGER POINTS
this way. if it is accking to bc fittod

lhc finger. but nlso the idea of nicot.‘v
of tho owner of that, linger. lungs of
plum gold, in chased gold. gold set
with diamonds, with any othcr proc-
lous icwols and handsome soul rings
for men. II. S. ROOI). .lcwclcr. South
Main strcct. South Norwulk. ,
-nww
PEOPLE SHOULD LOOK

For quality whcn buying mcuts. not
quantity and clionpncss. i linndlc tho
finest mouth that money and cxpcr-
icnco can buy and scll as cheap on oth-
crs. Poultry (lruascd to ordcr. Finest
sausage and smoked Iucats. Choleo
croon stuffs a specialty. l’honc 137-6.
NEW CENTURY MARKET. .'I5 South
Main Street. Adam Sicinwald.

——.—-—O»—-w~

WHAT WE DO
We do well. Act, an cxccutors. nd‘
ntlnlstralurs and guardians. loan mon~
or on mortgages and upprovod scouri-
tlos; rccclvu deposits uulijocl to chuck.
and pay Interest on limo ill-posts and
savings accounts, Savings llcpnrtmcnt
opou Saturday uvonings. ii to it. 'l‘ilr;
SOUTH NORWAI.K 'I‘IlIIS'I‘ (30..
First National flunk Building, Wash-
ington Strcct.
._._..,._.,......

THEY ARE CHIC.

i
We ham just sccurcd n Iarttc afi-
sortmont of now things in muslin and

commit: corsct covurs of tho chic
brand. Thcy arc bcnuticu. I'riccs
trom l‘Jlgqc. l7c 2.7m 391-. Silo. limitl-

'1unrlcrs for ludics‘ full and winim‘ un-
Icrc'nrninnis. A.
SON. Whallington Strcct

P.

WE WANT YOU
To trndl- with us bccausc “‘0 know
\vc can plcnsc you in (nudity and pric.
is. \Vc soil tho bust nicnts money
can buy. Shunucc hololznun. smokmt
and pickled tonguc. frcsh and pickIt-d
trips. pork tcuderlolns. sumr Itrnut.
:wuct broads. son fowl and urcvu wgc»
tnbics. Rillldilll'h‘ OLD MARKET. 23
Wool Washington Strut-t.
A GOOD DRAFT
is n slunllvr's dullcht, uspccinllr in a
pipe. \\'l- liuw thin in vihw \‘llt'll wc

inc Icuturc of our nssortmcnt—«Ihcir

upon It. We dclight to call your at-

no better nssortmcnt (wists. WHEH’»
LEV & CLARK.

THE BREAD OF LIFE.

Our sr-rcrnl kinds of broad in tbc
tlncst that novcrnl yi-nru nt‘ uxpcricuco
can produco. Wc use (‘lllilt‘n matcr-
iuls only. Fancy linking a npclfinlty.

Try our original cuil‘oc calm. It's
izrcut. l’lcs that plcrtsc cvcry onc.
KANE'S NEW YORK IIAKERY. 3:!

Washington strcct.

ANYONE WILL TELL YOU
'l‘hc .Iudltc‘s Flnnlc is the limit of

delicious smoke~nud the Original
Hand Made Is the host in the country
for five ocntn.
know they will provu satisfactory. Sold
0vcrywhoro. Manufactured by JOHN
()I..l)ENSCHI.AIIER. lll4 Washington

' Street.

W”.
ARE vou KNITTING A rouse

or a blur? Woll lncn you ccrtutuly
are lntcrostcd us to \vhcrc to not thc
top for It. when you thc fluluhcd thc
work. We have n vcry ulco unsort-
ment of burr and purac tops. The nllk
and bonds In black and In tho shades
of grey are also horc. Call at. any
time hull we will Kindly show our
wuron. THE MISSI‘IS DAWSON.
“Q...“v.”

Attend BROWN COLLEGE. day or
evening soboal. and propuru for suc-
cousfnl cursors. At. no period in the
history of civilization was higher pro-
nitum offered for well trained minds
that It prosont. Minds that have been
trained to successfully perform the av-

 

pructtcul ago. Why not learn to do

practical things.
for them to G. E. BARTAIN. Pros.

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MAKING FOOD. RELIBHABLB.

to tally).

there are none bettor.

always

 

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whore I ah read .to ply on with n . . ,
ten in lino of _ limo ulties’ mm g3“? filzflfmww FOOD 00'
l“ ‘ltt bargain prlcon. and Wong I}? ' .-

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PRIZE WINNING EON BONS.

exhibits at the Pan American
lion.

their products have been a e

 

rm, south lint-mil.
‘ . - a in. i ‘ >

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stock in chum-hilly worthy of luspcc-l

and ’I’homnson'u oolobrulcll KIDVB iii.—.

with u ring-«u ring that not only fits .

 
 
 

WE WASH BEFORE WE IRON
'I‘hc‘u 'izlro your Ilnon that rich do»
moat-lo linlnh that churnctcrluuu portrait l
laundry work. Wc know We can plousi- .
you. A trial will ho convincing. Plionc. |
Thu wagon culls for and dclivcru your

 

Iunullo. fill Water St. ”coma ll. Van
Aintynu. THE tii'IESIIICN’I‘ STEAM
LAIINIIIIY. ‘

W....4_._....
HERE'S THE FLACE

To get your stable stippllos lit H’flrl
nonublu prices. A large nusortmont of I
horse bluukctu. all grades, from $1 to '
so. I’lnsb lup robes. $2.25 to N. All
kinds of harness. carriages and run
abouts and in fact (everything "It
whcclu. wo poll. ”Genural ropulring fl
spcclaliy. IiiJ'l‘HlilR M. Wltlflll’l‘.

column I succlss.

lContlnncd from first page.)

 

Illc ulutc svcrctury and chairman of
thc couvcntlon:

'i‘lic your lust closed has been
.I'rnught with many fruitful cxporl»
«cur-cs. Iu spilc of tho fact that your

nucl'eltll‘y has tic-cu unable to 1&0le l“
uulto tho clout.- touch of previous
yours. aim has bccu ltblu to feel easy
in mind~ knowing that the work was
.ilrmly omnnlzcd and skin in thc hands
:oi‘ our ofllciclll county secretaries,
(Jun of thc Inculcnts in which we
takc. considcrublo satisfaction. has
bocn tho complctlou of thc 'I‘wcuttuth

 

IJII‘KICRMAN is

‘uaku n sch-cliou. lil'lli'v Inc good drnw- .
drawing pnu'ur Incruusotl by tho prim“

tcutlon to thcsc pipes for Wu know,

perfection in ion cent cigars ----- a mild.’

In those brands. we.

orydny work of the world. Thin is a

F‘Ivo cutuloau. write

’That’s the object of a good proaorvo
Calrn's Scotch Preserves
are what we ask you to try—we know
Wo cannot uf-
ford to deal» in anyl chum. unworthy
sort. our reputation Is at stake and you
known our reputation In such that you
expect cvcrvtbinu M If von

Both Lownoy und’ llultor bovc lino
Exposi-

- Ila In moduli:
Both have on t p y a. affair. has blaen mode a sectional one._

That means outpouring-«It means pur.

Century Thank-offprint: fund, which
was contributed by the circles to thc
'ccntrnl council on n. slight expression
lof our upnrccintiou of Its value ltllli
{help The total money rcchVcd
iamnuntod to $226.95. The fourth in
amount 0. all tho ntutc balances..-

i To the control council .we owu u
“10an support. and n systematic nttl‘
;t,udo. It has stood well the fornmtivu
ipcrlod of the ordcr and has spent years
lrof strength and much mom-y from the
l Incmbors prlvuic resources that the or.
nuanlzutlon might be useful and the
‘coutrul band liclpful. This ought not
{to ho. The labor. though one of love.
Ils nonc tho less arduous and worthy
Lot its equivalent in cush. but patient-
lly. untlrlugiy and always sacrificing
ly, the faithful workers havc kept
lstcnllily at their posts. “.0. thus is
'nlrcudy lIl'I'l‘ when the bronchus must
come. to tho did of Illuir staunch frictul
iii tho headquarters nro to bc coutitr
ucd In any sort of a satisfactory filllli-
nor. Wu sound thousands of dollars
ii" our local circles. but scud to our
,"hiothcr" a paltry fraction. We. must
‘ rully to their old. and this only can
bu. (10110 by sending our full fee to
hondquurtcrn, and (either raising the
oxpcnscs of llll‘ Brunch by Inrgcr foo-i
or abandoning the onnvcntl -u. If
both cannot be supportcd. is it. not
ln-ttcr to maintain tho hub ruthcr than
block up the .ipokcs?

'l‘lu.» cffolt to got all of thc circles
to pay their duos rclzularly has becn
.aciompllshml in nearly all llitlf'IInt't‘S.
In most of tho counties. all circlcs pity
thc ton ccut per capitn Inc. This
has bccn done by tho pcrslstcnt cffort
.nlt tlu- pa‘rt of‘fiic county socrctarlcs.
who hnvc croutcd u ucnlimcnt In {avor
‘ol ft. m i‘ouudurn of tho prdln‘ ud-
lnlt thcy nmdc a mlntukc in thc bu.
-glllilllm by not making: it obligatory
rnthcr than optional. but thcy bad no
him of thc largo proportion-.4 to which
it almost lmmodlntcly grow

'I‘hcro burn bcen sumo cbnngcs in
tllw organizations of the counticn. thc
isccrctari' ot' l.ltcl\llcld county rcslun
inu. 'l‘hu cli'clcs tin-r0 worn combincd
uith ll. liltii‘tl county work. and .rll'ri.
1 lru [.1 Forbuu. sccrctllrv ot‘ inc lulu-r.

[Welcomed tnc culurgred tu-ld with hcr
.‘nsuol cordinl hospitality.
Windham county has ncvcr had a
1 sccrutnry and as therc was a most in-
: intcrcutlng circlc formcd lu onc of its
l large towns. Willimuulic. the nee-ll
for some on» cloud at hand to rcprcs
.vnt. thorn in tho. cxccutivo board was
lrr-cogniccd and that county added to
ler London ovcr which bliss Lucy
(Iccr kccpa faithful watch and cnrc.
She immediately visited Willimanllc
and later was prcsnnt with tho stats
uocrctarv whcu tho scveral circles
.which hiltl quickly grown out of the
lnrgcr one was organized into a union;
thc objcct of which is to further tlic
interests of n hospital. which is to
built by the townspcoplc.

Ncw liovcu county has a now accre-
tury. appointed during the summer, to
take the place of Mrs. Ella 3. Rue. who
was obliged. because of ill health. to
resign. This now secretary in Mrs.
Ilulpb Everard ootby. or tho Control
Band of Waterbury, which was our
hostess two years ago. We found a
tuitlnul Christian workcr in Mrs. Roc
and regret that nhc has been a sulfur—
cr for no long. Silo. won many friends
among the poor and untidy In New Hu-
vcn. and her work In the hospital there
will long be remembered. Mrs. Colby
will find lovul frlcnds who will assist
her in furthering tho work her worthy
predecessor laid down.

li‘olrtlcld County hlso has it new sec-
rotury. Mrs. Leo Duvls, to whom an
guards or her home circles u. this time,
we are overwhelmingly indebted. has
labored under many difficulties partly
because the county has never quite
seen the used of organtntion. She has
done» nobly for her part. taking up
the work where itvhad been hastily
laid aside by the do srture of the pre-
vious secretary. it one husband had
been called to minister to a flock In
another state. one had no previous sic
port‘onco to guide It». Her record does
not need to be Wall 'in black and
white. We are uleltnosses o. it to

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0f the faithful performance of duty
of the long ttmpt‘ secretaries. Mrs.
Forbes. Mrs. Beltran: and Misc Gear,
and executive W9; 3turn. ohm.
Mr». Matron 'rm fir. hominlngway.
we cannot express ouruolves comment.
Iy. "rm work-dripped thpm'." amt
.thutktlw Lord lulu mostly blessed thorn
in it is their highesttchcoi’him. 7

A wprd about the King’s Daughter-3’
New England Hospital. . toasted at
Springfield. Mass. This work. Insti-
tutod about two years ago as in county

and the board armor-lagers now has

 
 

kindest. awacteut'and broadestljhrlstv; Interest. , .49
ion motives havu Impolloil all." the . . mum-w»
councils and the deliberations have ' wimp
been consolcittlonu turd well balanced. Dlabuncmom.
Personally. Irlcol i (Me It this public Buppllos. .. $36.34
recognition of my appreciation 'of their Travel. 21.70

uniform treatment. not only or tholr Speakers. 15.00 3 73.04
chairman. but of the matters that con. Onohnlr «tum to New York. 162.30
corned them. The socrutnrtos will cov‘ Supptlos. badgcs. «printing,

or the work urcomplluhcd In their re~ poutace. IIIIIAII
ports, but i may any to brief that the Traveling expenses. 34.15
work has. grown in nreatige and Influ- ' ~m-
once. Tim circles have steadily mih- . $414.39
interred In tho'nnmc of the Muster, and Cash on hand. Octobér 2%. 1901. man
hows proved a hnvnn of righteousness - W»-
hhsrovor a tlvc one hm; cxlstod. The $45!.25

 

 

lilo: vu fun me t '15 cunts it It in the fullest sense. We have for members from “F“ of the New Ens-
.fitoo‘."t'iid litmus; ‘1 to . v t; style I‘ vsrvhtma 59:331me tray: #3:; ”3:11:36 Rifwaogrem‘y 14%: will
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unknowns:
New Shirt Waists.

S'l‘YlJiH Ml IRI“. s\'l"l‘l\‘;\t"l'l\‘l‘i. Materials more admir-
able or (lcsigns more pleasing than floor of on!“ new Shirt ‘
Waists. it \vottlillic ditlicult. nay impossible, to find. NQ can

 

pricc.»~ nun'c advantagcous be c )Il])ll‘ll with goods of their
worth. ‘
HI plain colm'ud lircncli Flanucl with uniqnc
trimmingr of Tailor Straps and liiltlUler. $3.25...
Samc as ubm'c. but with tlu- addition of Son»
litt‘llt’ lil‘altl. $360.
Iii l‘nllta—dottcd l-‘reucli l’lanncl, dark grounds
with light (ltllh, plain lull 'l'ailorniailc, $3.25.
Hi all wool l’rnm-lla iflolli. Iinc and Silky in
tcxlure. fancy hil‘llit'll in l'crsinn cliccts. Madc to
lllllltlll at liaelx' in l-‘t'cncli thlc. $4.50.
(it best liotinny lilanncl with tucks bound with
Satin and Satin liuttons. (‘ullnr and Stock to
match. .\ll t‘llllil‘s. $5.00.
(It l’ruuella in dclicatc shade» .\lln\'cr tuck-
ell. $4.50.
Hi all mud .‘\lll.’lli’li.~"~. \ritli l'crsian t‘urded
leipc, light shades. $4.00.

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CANVASS ,IIOMESPUN.

'I‘lll? NAME CANVASS liomcspun is given to One of
this season‘s popular Druss Fabrics. It is made from mixed
yarns. similar to thosc used in regular liomcspuns. but with :1
wcavc that is cniircly distinctch. The weight is that most suit-
ablc for a 'l‘ailor finished Gown or Skirt and the fabric ranks

flown. cas-

85fc yd;

among thc most satisfactory on our counters.
tor. navy gray and Oxford

 

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REED CHAIRS AND ROCKERS

l).-\lI\"l‘lf\'lCSSis tlic charactcristic of the design and tin-

ish iii the Reed Rcecptil’m Chairs. Rockers. Conversation

chairs and Settccs shown in the Hit: liuruiturc Store up—

stair» (iulilcn flak and Sin-liar Iini.~h.

 

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c. I a «mom .
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A Few Sample hoes.
If you bear 6. 7 or 8, the can save you $1.00 on a pair.

Enamel Leather. Box Calf, and Patent Leather
Bluchcrs. worth $3.50; sample price $2.48.

Hip Rubber Boots, special. $3 .00.
Storm Proof Shoes for Women, $1.50, $2.00. and $3.00.

A Fit in Every Pair.
Olsen’s Shoe Store

SOUTH NORWALK. ;.

 

 

That Chilly F ,eelihg. if

It’s the quality of the coal you burn in the furnace that-
determines whether or not you Shall‘bc entirely comfort-
able during cold weather. or “a little chilly.” With inferior
coal it is impossible to get satisfactory heat though a
much larger quantity is burned.

Coal costs you no more here—‘but there’s quite a'dif’fer-
encc in the value. The first order will show you Why, it is
profitable to deal with us.

For open grat'cs we have found C
istactory fuel.

John H. Ferris.

I49 Washington Street. South Norw‘a'lk. Conn.

ANNEL the most sat- .

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faction that I shall bus it on than.
other. May the heavenly Father
grunt lilu blesslug'fm' future years as
He has done In that past: ‘i .

'f‘he uoasumr's .mport was as fol-

dent tomorrow, but we wIlI say In
brief. It is a hospital for members of
the order trom those states. and should
receive our cordial support. "

11‘ Connecticut ranks among the fore-
most of the branches of the order. it
In due to the splendid Executive hoard.
Never lathe five years of which ;I have
been a [member of it, one year as otII~
Cor. four years n chairman. have I'
ever heard any tnh many: alwaystho

Iowa: 4 .
Roqclp Tc. , .
Cash on hand October 1‘3. 1960'. c 36.85
Collected ntcouvoutiorg. _, . 17.89
Received for (than . . 304.050
Received for'shpplloa} bruins, etc. 92.40

Total to balancc. I'
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work hospital: a mince of personal
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