Gulf ”meiotic Robes at .00 Latins” 0006:1M0IIT To as not now IN ALL 01100. :5.- 5.25.1110 by, 6.3.- so Institution WW II '0RIM3M‘I3‘ 'F‘I‘" (For Nothing and vicinity. Fin: find ider m'nisht and Wednesday. The dturbshct that was In the Lake re- gion yesterday moral". passedgout 58550 at. Lawrence Valley. last night‘. it p oduced light rain in the casino per- n of the Lake region and New Eh;- I d. It is followed by an area of high 11 ure that Is now central In. the up fiper Mississippi Valley. Ieasent mther prevails in all section that 0t Rocky Mountains. The tempora- tilts has fallen In the Northwest, where It is now below lerc. Conditions favor 3333 rthis vicinity, lair and slight— ly cold Weathér Welcome Stranger Lodge. Sons of St. George. will meet this evening, and elect clacere. 5 Edward Beers, at Lowe street, spent yesterday In New York city. Miss Elie M. Benton, 0! loom, street, to filtering from an attack of tonsilltis. - Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Marsh. of West avenue have returned from a trip to Virginia.t ‘ , . -—ii‘resh hams 12%c lb pork chops and roasting pork mic. Hayes. Mr. Busts of the New London Pro- vision Compdny. has been visiting In South Norwnik Addison Austin and Lester Byxbeu expect: to so to Weston huntint Thanks‘ivlnt , t-flhfil’e clipping by electric power. L M. Wright's repository Uné s Tribe. No. 26. Improved 0r- der Men will. hold a rczular scallion tonight at 8 o 'cIock. Freddrick Haliock clerk in the Unit ed Grocery Company’ a store In North Main Street. has been ill. wHome mode or Iinlt sausage 10c .ib. 113mb. <1 . Alfred ‘I-‘robst. one of the expert Frolic!) designers at the it dc G corset ta‘ctory.‘ns's resigned his position. Richard Riley. Cia’udé Veach and Miss Lillian Watkins attended I dance given In Bridgeport Friday evening. ~ Protdssor Ernest Platt's dancing class held a session last evening In the town assembly hall. Wall street. Robert Brown corner of Grove and South Main streets III having a hot water' lthlléd‘ln’hls residence. ~8prtn 59.55 chick59n “5d towls 14 and 160 “9.5.7 sype‘. M I I lfV? " intranet 38I DOLLY nits Ahnivirn. 3 All the way from Germany she as the grain of her native valley, and claim her for her own. delight In them. Were ever dolls so lifelike? or 3190 pretty? or so charming? Poseibly-f—but only possibly. Do you know why German dolls are prettiest in the world? Dolljniakcrs in Germany love their work and are specialists. Nothing mechanical in the way dolls are made there. One family does nothing but make the features; another puts on the liair,5and so on and on it goes. And each worker has pride in his work. No big factories as in America: the workers work at home. Yet they work for one employer, and so there are Duch- ess dolls, and Handwcrck dolls, and Kestncr dolls, and a lot of others of varying worth. 3 Duchess dolls are double-joint~ ed with handsome bisque heads, have curled hair, shoes and stock- ings, go to sleep. They're 26 to 35 inches tall—$4.50 to $10. Kid dolls with double-jointed limbs and arms, bisque head with prettily arranged hair, 16% to 24 inches tall ,——$3 to $5. Special Dolls. Duchess Beauty, double-joint- cd doll with scwcdrwig, movable cyés. shoes and stockings, 213% inches tall, regular $1.50 doll—iii. Kid-body doll, double-jointed pretty curls, 18 inches tall—$1.25. $18.50. Kid-body dolls from 19c. up. doll 25c. to $12. Basement. 3 15 3". 1 A33? PO i TMW . W W’idl . 3.4;,m 5555' ”3% 455.55.55- r- . FOR l V” 73003? “In! 33,...” hidifhd m3 L ‘3!th I . M g‘W00t0r1r I???» Prtdn. , =5~./ 9a.. «550”», o. Dolly with locks dark as the Black I‘orest itself. Here she waits for Little Mother to. come . The dolls are the children‘s _ 3' own. Let the children come and work . has come-«lozens dud dosed: of 5 her. Dolly with the hair as sunny 5 YOUWILL NED A Goon SALARY In the future-all" you be able to earn It? 1 ‘ it you will cpi’né with us tor six months slid put In good constitencious you will he fitted to acceptably till a good position. We have a national reputltion. The: Brown Business College. George I gore-1m. Heooldent. unrrn'o IANK oInLnItI. ' tom 0! 011 action would by Robert II “'0de 0t 0 nwich member of fuses to pay “00 comm b0 title. The deal on wh ‘1 18..0UTH NORWALK. CONN. IF YOU DESIRE a wrapper of parcels or liannelette, come here and mm your. selection 'from our new stock. . We told the mnhul’actnrer wno‘msde them tor' us to put in every penny": worth of value for the price and he did It. What you set Is just “important do what you pay. 1N. E. RYAN. 86 Washington Strut. South Norwallr. arms and limbs, movable cycs, jointed dolls from 250. to All these are ready to be dress- eda aflou please. Ready-dressed ' 'r‘ns nowutnn . “DRY GOODS co.. ., L‘Bridgcport. Conn. 003d fihss'mlmu rod .3 3 WM 0! will. ~ Wutohostdr £3031 ‘3 I33 m Isms If!!! we *usa Innmwa‘rmuwm'ilme Mam ex- 5amtfliwm Within 0000191. or ensuri- 10W Iiltn5555'rd Mo: :‘rI-II edict . . . vsuosvot *rI‘Ie noon. memmum Horse‘s no new Wee 1.1.5.1.... 1...... ‘ ' ' ‘ 1mm. ros musty noun . 3, take command, succeeding Captain the 00mm! :Iuco its reorganization ‘ W ‘ :iIIan Balm is breskhic up Colds when- liltiiirii Initiate Always Bought , committee._ and for twelve year-:1 treas- . and dsullttor survive. - . “3"!th 5. ~ be known as company 33!. of the Sec he liu hrcy WOULDN'T :AY GOMMW New _ Real [stats Mont. trom s trnnlwtlon in VI?“ urt at 11100 pleas, to the Inn. roams am by a 3 ‘ his New York real urnsM’ A. Three orton of Fair- Ilsld, seeking to rec or demons of ‘ 0500 because Mrs. - ockmorton re “sod was made on Bop alleged breach of the Intrsct oc- ed some time since th . date. No , was lost In bringing c piaIntIll' says In In .. that‘ot: September 1 of this y Throck rton entered Into a b ‘y th hi fiwhersby he was to r53: other property a lame t [Iva bu 0n ov‘ltl W‘Ind let; mold I: deal ”:0wa tied to a uomfnl is W inn which he ”3. Throckmortpn agrAeedhttii 11:55:“ 333301 ‘ M“ w e or at. :0 the vi says M131. Throt'kmorton without con- suiting him' at all. sold the proporty. which Is on a corner In Fairilei tor 010.2000. liar swam. tom In disk- ed tor that $400 commission which wps due him undel" the int-cement but phy- meat or it was :3 . Foley’s H333 3 m Tar urns colds. own mama. can. Donovan's successes. Llsut. William 8. 5.00m" Likely to be Nominated. Adjutant-General Ooie has accepted the application 01 Capt J. 1". Donovan Company 0. Second regiment Sore- lield guard New Haven to he placed on the rat list. and the iirst lieu- tenant W11 tom 3. Spencer. command- In; the company. ha. been directed to worn a meeting at the members there- or to meet and noml ate Captain Dono- van‘s successor by allot. It Is probable that Lieutenant Bpen car will he chosen by the company to Donovan He has been a member of ~ crop TI-IK‘I' 601.0 or It may result In Pneumonia. Bra- ever tried. almost wifiout exception 10 25 600 and $1. 00 bottles. The Gilt- tor. Baxter' 0 or Pialgted' s. 5 ADULTIRATED FOOD. HARTFORD Conn him. It .élDaI‘r-y Commissioner John B Noble has re- turned trout Washington where he. with other of 0 minutes of the National en's association and a committee representing manu- facturers and distrlhut s of srtic‘ es of food. here been in c ntereuce with tho codgreaslonal committee on mnnu lectures to whom was reierred the McCombcr pure food bill which was introduced at the present session of congress. Mr. Noble sold the bill was It measure Intended to restrict the manufacture of adulterated articles of food. and or placing the responsibility upon the manulscturers Instead of upon the retailers. as the state laws provide. ‘ ‘ angyon 1A. In In in nu tiny: new . 01‘9” ‘ um: canons: use}; - NORWICH Nov. 24. —Msi5or sthan P. Gardner died at his home in Sprsgue yeotnrday at the age of GI veers He was a Civil War veteran. in 1865 he m made paymaster or the Bee tic Mitts and in 1880 became trus~ t the Baltic Mills estate holding the poiition until two years ago who here tired. For twenty-nve years he wds chairman of the Republican town urer of the town of Sprdmie. A widow Foley's Kldnfi'jcnre 000050 woman-d right no isILi‘rIA cerium. ”W. Nov. 24. ——An order was issued from the mutant-xenon? ' 0nd Regiment. Col. Sucher will pro- eesd chmvsnd conduct the necessary formalities. 055 A5§usmcs55=5q case. 55555:; on o . a cold. decoded mags 100300;” on in: pneumonia, is that of Mrs. Gertru 3.555555520055599; “£195,133.“ induencdzgs tire- I 001135.550 may Ingest Item ,0 “flavors-913M rota 148 winds. i tried a num r of media 00:00 avail until I used 0110555311 Cue, Four bottlesot this lremetly unreal): osnti stored motorflgnomslwotxh NMhJ” Bolihy’ 91 other bull .. 3 actin3 as ant air this 3333333333rt33.) 3 . WG “Wt ‘ map” ”“3”“: m tht m ‘ 3 3 7115:9110 into. Had: of dark csmbrlcs an! males. Hale 23003313000311” ' :30gtm%5ougli~ ”33 printed flanncletts. Modem the most careful manner ‘. to please 9005. mod, deep flounce. at 55555559 3 3Womm' .9 Reliance Garrett: Wrappers in swim 4% Women's Mini: ,Wraohers in the newest 5 . Women' .9 Reliance Gorsclie Wrappers, fancy braid 3‘ made3 up iii the latest style. at The Ideal Heavy Flannelette Wrappers, handsome and latest style trimming and cut. from $1. 550 to 338i A full line of long and sport: Kimonos from 83-85 Washington Sinai; JAHPLE and [M ill"!!! 1' worth $6. 00 and $5 50 at FULL cm: or.ou11no..us'ra. ”specific. Phone on 41.1. Dildo-wants: lie Gambid at the RIM” mils ‘wlll tell no about It located on St.: 5J0h5n a. s _ _ t ,5:.0t..$ K0 1... MN‘ 5'. yogi 63113931 are t —_. W 3 with. strengthened mylun’es 011331100 3 rnuusutt. mm niia‘r. mm t “,3 .3 MI 10 ‘ r ,1“: .5.55’ 5555. 1, 'h. ~II i! .5 south non-wink. Conn. Olsen’s shoe/Store... s. s. Titloteon. c’ALL AND sea on: WINTER MILLINERY NEW 00008 IN EVERY WEEK. " Winona.» wmrngtonsttoec _. . t 3
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