Til?
Tor LANfi
OR THE
”an nooks AND muss. .. , J
DOLLS
flit walk, talk, laugh cry and sleep In all .Ilzcs from it lo snob
BOOKS
“Henty‘a” scrlos fol" boys and all stylus for small ('illilil'ell.,5(" to “.50.
-GIIMES
‘Ail the latest publications and an enormous variety
TOYS
'l‘in iron. Wood and 25 styles fllt.‘(illllli('lti llu\t!ilit't~'
And in fact we have everything mum.- in toys and am
.It" to $5.00
.II' to Iiidltl
"about. so per cent.
Ill (51:05" such as
Rich It Glass.
My China and Glass.
Lemonade and Wiuc Set...
lilverware and t'uticr y.
Hulls Built and Bag s.
Plush and Celluloid Novelties.
Fancy Lamps and Clocks.
.lardlniers and Pedestals.
Pocket Books and Hand Bags.
Musical Instruments.
Artistic Furniture
who. (195 3. sinner! and finishes 0x ccli those of all previous yesIs
m m a few of many useful gifts.
L‘adlea‘ Desks.
' ’lllnalc Cabinets.
Sewing Tables.
China Closets and Bullets.
Music and Paper Racks.
0 Tabourettes.
/ Japan and India. Seats.
Fancy Chairs and Rockers.
Parlor and Library Tables.
Couches and Divana.
Combination Cases.
Blackinx Cases.
Medicine Cabinets.
Wall Pockets.
Parlor and Bric- a-Brac Cabinets. Pictures.
*
WE HAVE THE RIGHT THING FOR EV§RY PERSON AND THE
RIQHT FRICE FOR EVERY ”PURSE
imam: Thursday Dcceiuber to our storc will be open every mouing
A until Mm.
I“ or
Grade Machine to belsold at popular prices for cash.
We have selected their best selling numbers and offer them as
. '_“THE PAVEWAY"—-A drop head machine. Oak
. Table with Three Drawers, andfull set of attachments, for
$14.50.
"THE VINDEX’LI-An Automatic Drop Head, Oak
Table with five Drawers and full set of attachments for
. $19.50.
“THE ELDREDGE"—A Drop Head Machine, Oak
Table with five Drawers, Iron Pitman, best manufacture.
$25.99.
“THE .ELDREDGE"—Automatic Drop Head, Oak
Table with five Drawers. oval ends and swell front.
' $29. 50.
WITH fines months
84 Washirwfori Street. South Nomadic.
1.003
time Of Santa Claus
No more appropriate namé could be found for our 1‘0y Department this
W, as it cmtaina all the latest uovcltics in foreign and domestic 'l‘OYii.
I “not".imcnt cannot.
Mounaliad in" the country. Remember we imported all our do Is and foreign
"to" whlqh enables us to sell them at Jobbcru prices and saw- tho customer
lhflto other departments will be found an enormous \"aIiety of gifts for
And hundreds of other articics w h lch will make both useful and beautiful
Our f rnlture Department is a distinct feature of the establishment, the
Q0-
wing Machines
5 The National Sewing Machine Company Manufacture a High
a III
THE COMPANY’S GUARANTEE FOR FIVE YEARS
DICKERMAN&SON
VII.
«.1»? Do not imagine that all that is left from a poorly
managed fire is slate or clinkers. Much of it is partial-
ly consumed coal. ‘Use the coal sifted from your
fishes to deaden the furnace fire at night. "This coal
/ contains no gas. which' Is a further advantage. Pay
" , especial attention to the regulation of your pipe damp-
er, to save as much heat as possible. At the best it
is possible to utilize onlya small fpercentage ‘of the,
heat generated by coal. "
"we
hence '
re {bl thing of doing.
a... _..,
in; we are mini... out unloads of weekly.
y. i. mm mm;
1 mg 9331::
Hell in giving us :I chance to estimate on any building
- Mpchinory
is to tit-all aorta otIIIIlI woiIII Relay!" Norman moat con».
Vite! Ala
.00 nor was! A to... race." .
It is a Great Handicap In All animal
and Denial Relation.
'I‘hc man who looks as if he had lost
his last frlcml in in no daugm of being
crushcd by tlIc jmu oi IIII II" our-.I unit "as
ho "chccrs up." People arc not going
out of their way IIoII"IIdIIyII to associate
with the man of nIoIIrIIfIIl and melan-
choly appcaraucc. 'l‘hcy are afraid ho
wIll tell thcm his troubles and they
atoor chIIIr of him as they all have
plenty of their own.
It most universal cause of tin-for-
it ..I and lIopI-lcss appcaraucc today is
dyrpcpslu. .ll uufits it man for Mary
duly ol‘ life. and cuuscs him to immune
rl "lllllnlielll and gloomy and nccoanarl-
I his looks do not bclle his feelings.
Ilu appears cast down and dejected
and (wealth-.I. a burdcu to himself and
humanity III acuoral.
Stuart's llyspcpsln 'l‘IIblcls arc the
dyspepllti‘a curtain rollcl‘. 'l‘hcy do the
work that his stomach is unable to do
and by rclicvlng that organ of its bur
(il'llh'. permit it to regain its health and
circugth Illlti again become IIctlI"c lnIi
IIsI-ful in its functions. ’l‘lIcy couialn
all the csscntial iIIaredicnts that color
into the digI-stIIII fluids IId sccrctiom
of the stomach and they actually take
up thc work and do it Just as II IIcultlIy,
sound stomach would.
li,I this means It lllllll can go right
ahead with his work and cut. enough
to lump him in propcr working condi-
tion. ills systcm is not IlcpI"lI"oIl of
its necessary nourishment us It is III
“to case of tho "starvation curc“ or
thc cmployIIIcut of sonic of the first
class'chlckcu foods now on the market
Starvation, own If it new II good
thing. could not bc continued long
Iuough to cifcct II cure; for It disorder-
cd and worn out stomach is ll0l going
"o become strong and hcalthy in two
ll‘ three days.
Stuart‘s Dyspepsia 'I‘ablcts act an
(orally because they cont in natural
digcsllvcs. The principal coIIIpom-nt
parts are. aseptic pcpslII. malt Illustasc
and other ingredients with like prop-
cI"llcs that do the work regardless oh
tho condition ol‘ thc stomach. ’l‘hcrc
is an unnatural oI" Ilolcul disturbaucc
of the digestive organs as the rcsuii
of their ac.tloII
of the stomach is cutlrclI foIgotlcu
HII' soon as they havc had time to be-
:lll their opcrallous. 'i‘IlIII" also poa
sons IcIv cIIrIItiIc and hcullug propoI .
tics and assist the stomach ill pettingI
IIcll while I".I"tlle\iug it of it.. Work. ‘
l‘lIcy pcIHfoIIII lhc duties of both nurse
'llltl physician.
Siuar'ts llIspcpsla "lubleh aro for
ulc- by all liruaglsts IIl .'Itl cents a box
Ind (hero ih HM') lIttlc danger of any i
lrugglsi trying to soil you some thing
Ilse in its plaIII that is “just Its good‘.
“film arc so wc‘l ('tilfliliihliiwi aml haw
louI- so much good in tin \V‘tlliti Ibul
’ilt'il' name has bccomc a
word; so lhc usual warning, Aucpt
no subatltutv.‘ ls uIIIIcccssqu III the
sac of Stuar‘i s liIspcpsla ’lIIlIlcts". l
till- ll ll
._..... --... m... . _ _-.~._......
SHIP BUILDERS ARE BANKRUPT.
l
Green Brothers Bridgeport. Have,
511,067 .96 Liabilities $3174 .40 Assets ‘
l‘hc budding of thc four-Innsllr
chooncr l’crry Sclzcr. .lr.. by (lrccu
lirotlIcrsz of lirlng-port. has bchI (lIc
".Icuus of pulling that concern iutol
'.:""IIIkIupttI. \cI;"IoId:II" lhc firm illtd
III application II 1 bankruptcv ill the l' II
'lml htntcs court at llu,""ItfoId. ’"l‘lItIr:
iabllltics urc Sll. our. mi. and thclr IIII- i
cts art 3'. 1’”. ill. (irccu lholhcrs dc-
.IloIII lu Ihcir petition that they hIIII I
urucd oI""cI uli tlIII cslatc tlIIII" possI a. I
or the benefit of crr dltors and met not 1
thin to obtain the usual filing (or cut.-
omary in such cases
l‘lIc Imsccurt d claims amount to Slo-
IJ'J. 'l". 'l‘ht‘ IlItIJtIritI" of tho cIIIIlilIII"I."l
IIII NcII inrk parties who furnisiIIdl
Iatctiul for tho schooucr l’cI"rI Sclzu" .
I‘hc Chapman 8; Banks Wrecking Com
Illl\ how it bill of $2.000 for (hell i
""(IIII lll I‘mbIlIIg tlIc bit: schooner to.
ct off lilt' II Ins whcn shc stuck at tlII
IquciIiIIg. 'l‘IlII M. A. BlakcIIIIIII
)rcdciug (‘ ,".oIIIpIIn_I of lII"-".ldI;IpoI( hnII ,
I claim of $500,1‘hc biggest lolall
chilor is" the Frank Miller Lumbcr
.‘ouipauy who has II claim of $17. film
The building of tho l'cIIy fit-".Ilzct .lI.
mood to bc oxpcuslIe to the firm. The
net of material and labor. shimI of1
\"hich they had to import. was greater,
lmn the contract price. To odd to thisI
time lhc unfortunate launching. Tho
rays spread when lhc big boat was
Ialt‘ in the water. and the big whooucr:
II..tI-Il in tho mud for scrcrul days. lII
il" mcuutlmo there was :1 flotilla oi
ugs worklua at law night and day to
"cleasc her from hcr position. that. en
"oiled an additional cxpcusc or thous-
mds of dollars.
Since thul timc thc company have.
bccu cudeavorlun to make up the loss
by other work. but instead havc been
:oiug backwards on account of thc
tcady increase in the cost of material.
Ind labor, and now seek for relief in;
bankruptcy.
SEVEN JAPANESE MisslNG.
ASTORIA. Oregon licc. ll. —Sc\"cu'
Japanese-arc missing from the Orion-i
‘al llIIanI-lmlravelll. When the vessel
lcft Portland she had nineteen .IapIIu-"
can on board. eighteen being dcportcd
for il‘lIQlllhlflllt‘u in their papers and
and our- for- contagious disease. At.
Brookfleld thc steamship was compel-
ed to come toanohor. and the men eel-l,
caped during the night. 'l‘hIIy ltuuirdi
into b ,l' and far. to swim or.
Ih her: finighvundmdhyar gdlstaul 'l'hc'
water was his told and wthlIcr :Iil
eaclltil film‘s doilhted ‘ ‘
on: absent". Deities A sox
s the value III A lsdnle, Hummerton.
1.10. places on “Willis Witch Hazel
“Ive. He says: “i had the. piles I'm
20' years I tried many doctors and
nedlclnes but all failed except Dem
Wlti's Witch llaael SalIc. It cured
ne.‘ it is a combination of the heal-
roperties of Witch Hazel with an-
iii‘egtiea and emollients; relieves andI
permanently cures blind. bleeding.
itch! and protruding piles“ sores.
cuttl. runes. eczema. salt r beam and
all skin diseases. Sold by Clifford
Pharmacy,
_...__?_.._.__
N0 CAI TRIK |N1PITTBI lmm
QBI’RW E milllafi‘m
beP no "um-I car Maine in Muslin
The rednlt‘ of the sécret vote of t 0
man which has been going on for sev-
mar-ab
It! days unannounced last night at Mfi-Nfiehouiefiaauy «II-
«WW-m
Hal- Minis l’tIl
."IouIIiII.
. easily.
the nomach And in name. That I“ the live! where to be even bitter than ever be—
"Ind kidneys out It‘ll—Ill that bind lot-”6H fore and one of the best on the mud
megadéfltorl
Ban llll ilUllillll
of
l
Kiiox fiompany
limbklyn Announces that
hereafter lllg' factory
will be Gonduoted 0n anlfw
Independent Basis
Following thc sII-lkc of I.'.o of ii:
cmploycs. llll‘llliit‘l'H of tho I'IIithl llut-
(cry l'IIloII of North AmvrchL lhc II'Ion
IIIII t‘ompauy, of Brooklyn, hm. I'f'iili"
latcd h)" (it‘l'illl'illg lu' prlIIthl rcsoltr
lions that nevrr again Will it Iulpllti'!
I Ilulniwl' of lilu'iilllltl‘ri' l'IIioII nnd
.lmt iltllt't'ltll'lil its iuttol'l IIlll bc cou
.luctcd ludcprndcut of union _illl'i.‘I'(ii(-
iiIJll.
’l‘lIc nIIuIItlI-It was thrown down b_I i
lhc company yet." rduy. IIIId the union. ‘I
.l was prcdlctcd lust night.
III.I- of lhc boycott us its. w: upon to fill"
light. if l'dtrick llurlty. prcsldcnt oI‘
Iill company throughout (ill couutrr
will lIc boycoiictl.
iilt strikc is the lust in lhc [litrl
\( :Irs lIlstoII of tilt" tlIIII. (ltlII-I strlkc
lmIc bIcII thrculcucd but unordlng tot Illslodv oi (‘ockcuoc 'l‘r,lhc of Nor-
liobcrl .l. .IIIIc"l-‘uIIIoId ucucrul lllxillil
.'l-r and (rcasurcr. thIII" wcrc uroldld
bra- use for the sake of lltllH' lhc tom
.IIIIII always had y icldcd to lhc IIIIlou' s fol about a mouth.
.tcmuuds. 'luc lust dcnmud. hc sold
wus- "lhc bi”
pitch."
'l‘ht
prcscul urbvomc of iil( strlk
crs, who arc cmplnycd III the making: "I illl II ill all probability will bc u lllill-
that (.i ("H ~‘.'.il()(
Illlli tlulshlun IlcpIII"IIIII-.III is
.lIHIIIglI II (human in lilt quality (It mu
ltliiii with IIlIlIlI IlIII arc glIIu lo;
work IhII :IIc uuubh to IIIIIkII as high"
ml :I c"oIIII.IIt with iili tom.
llll harm-d sclIodulc of lll'it"t".~. MI"
Moi-l" l'llillllli denied that there had bus-u. was horm-
:I though in th. material and said in I trout of thc sachcm.
'ol Ouav 'l‘I"lbc_
\t' tlIzulII lhc sitll‘tillillhf's of thc lirmi drlss prcscutcd tlIII lruvcllug Illl'illl'll"
old the books that Ilu I might sec for | m m pinup...- chic is Iharglug thI III to
h "III glIcII to thc lul II pcIIIIlsHImI to in-
lill‘lllritiilt- "liII mcu hud rufusrd l.,'ilt
llhc mono) to any IIIIIuoIIII-I" whom this
'illt liit' ilItI
will makcl \\'cdncsdu_\"
IlII- union, has his way, all rustouicru ill I
II" that brolo thr cum-Ii si rltt' .I. II‘"lIIdo\I
liuscrlbcd with an l'llli)it III
in IIIIt tlIc existence want-s as III lhc timc II lIcII tiIcI" sign I :It' \I “II of thc
clIIc ill "lhcu tltc trail was tnkcu up to (in II lg.
months ago, to work for thrcc _Ic .ns uti, \II.Im in u Hi0“ of red light.
“I'll-"L hc said and |IIl(‘lll|ll(llli_\ dcl
IIIIIuchl that [lit HlIiII of will": lIc lII-
Ilium-.11
“This was ill riolntiou II.‘
Irucl." sold MI". .\luc|“III"llIuo.
coushbrutiou of (ill lllli tlIaI II. an
“it EI" con
I.\ mouths ."IlIc ad IIII could not luc reusc
lilf‘ waxes without ill'll\_\ loss. As ".I
lllllllll‘ ol iutl IIc pII_\ lIlglIrI‘ IIIIIIII
lmll am Ulill'l‘ but this III (III wor.lld
lill I”: sent Kl if‘Hllll" t' 1.- mt rc l_\" .I sub-
I: lllliit
I and to disIhIIIAI a man named Dixon.
1 rctuarks.
' and ill "
l
l
household IIIIlgcd to plat-Io lhc lulu. of Hill hatri
" tIibc it has bccu soul to has uddcd I
'l'hII-I _\Illi"£l).'.l Illlt"ll \\( Ic~‘
III IIIusc lu- um iilll'li to join Iiu liutIc I".. i
l IIioII. lhc union duuupdcd that “I ll"-
illtlh the union lubcl up out: hats. ““1
I.Ic,I"udId to tho (i(lllil . but liNililHi
that we Iu-vcr wouhl ' .Ikdusc of tlIIII
labelsaasln. Dixon "Tialncd. 'lhv
union thcu IuIIIlc ".In ItIsu-ccssful ill-
pond to boIcotl ll‘ IlIIoughoul lill
'lhls IIoulIlI- i\ thc l'(lli
cIiII".IIIIc .It tlIc bottom oi this \il’ihl.
; lloducs.
"llul “I‘ me going to fight to thc iiuI?
ioItlI w-‘hoh 'aquuIIdIr-cp col olII
ish.‘ ill’tflllfilllit d ”-llIcrI muu illllwo
lorth II ho l‘llll' IN (‘lll cmplnI will him
no tIIkII oath that hc II II li II mcmbct oI
lhc lluttcis‘ l'IIiou and thII lIII will
i'“llt‘\ll bchomI out. '
"Ilht placcs oi iill ouc lIuIIdIcIl and
(lit) IIIIIII \Iho mm our lum- alrcad}
lII-cu pIIrtlI" illlId and MI McII‘urluud
I"“I“ hc will how no dilllcltltI lu “h'l rcspmlin
raining a full l'lllllllilllll IIt. 'ihc pollu-
Iol' tlIc (lrand ltH‘lllll >ll.li(lll :IIII
tut-(lug lhc III II ImpIIvis to null from
.lhcir bonus. as aloups of >ilih’l‘l‘l‘i ill'l"
Ill'ill' lhc fut-"ton" :Il (iruud and St
Mark‘s IIIIIIIIIIIs, uud IlochIcI is four-Id.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
1 drugglsts Icfuud tho money If it
E \I‘. Grow-s signature
'bt",
iulls to euro
is on each box.
a I, with that iiIIcssc Imam-sscd by no writ-
‘crlo :I grcalcr dcgrcc than by Marit-
Whi‘T—UCAUSESWSUIClll-E?
Nervous indigestion a Frequent
‘ Cause—Sickness Not
insanity.
Suicides come mostly in the spring, because more
people are sick then than at any other time. » Sick
popla- are generally irritable and moat all irritable
people are sick—nervous, out of sorts. Sonic-thin;
wrong inside. Sleep bad. Digestion poor. ‘
Overworked, high strung people get excited
That utop- digestion—nuk‘ a trouble Nth
hen-rand brain. Ufeiantwmhlivie‘.
Butireanhe-paduo Read Mn. WQI-Ioh'a
experience. "Abwafiftccn years apwflhfi'flh
Amhum, Nm- Semifilbepntobewm'
indigestion. ilisdevaythingtinteouldbewt
ufaMdnctuedmayarI-ithoatdhhllhcf
help. lgoeaohadthatleouldnothymw
to he balanced up with'piilova. my food would
ronIeupoo-yfiloatand chokerneaad [would
takefaindgqellathatmfld hfiom flees to
twenty mimic. Then I would bloat terribly.
rwwlfltwfflem‘tmbhvu. .One
day IM one ofmytmihle Will
tryhutothink of unethia. that
fatherhadalwaya keptinthnbouae as:
foranynwhlethatmi‘htcoaefmmthe staunch.
Immune-Ina , “mtg-bottle
Attanhingfimrdoa-l greatly
“Mom MMWyaakhu-nd
Mnomwhnlgamuv lull-mini!“
mm... III-III.
[which-rd lie. W2:
Wamunda.46nm5trset,l¥‘al&iwm Man."
Emmet Methyfl‘el'ahyrupb cold
valid-2W Wm.mfl
“wild-III money Slump”:
new masters...
bulb!“ ’a Iliq-l :: Indie;
music: syncs c0., In nine st, [lav
‘ will." relished b)" all.
i
ill“ llIIlIIy shown the. "u by l'ouu~ l'"IllIII.
'l‘ukc lluxflllvl' lirouio Qlllllllll.‘ Tablets.
‘h‘il‘lllt‘li in the story of Thelma. which
I
'. ill. nmdioy Roman CIIIIIouI- bishop of
mu” V” slightly improved 'hls forcuooll
would cure. as .
"I“ ‘ l h: of S‘ n slaw. “and, 'myiadmlltcd that the bishop Is in a critl
.l'III-ii)‘ oruamcuts.
FRIDAY, DEC uy‘xgozu
wan-ram so MIN A I: word“-
To Take Advantaga_ of Special Offm
* Made by Frank Baxter.
l<‘I"IIIIk llaxtcr. lhc enterprising drun-
b- a i\'t'lliI-Iillil Ioduv for fifty men
and \IoIIII-II to tukc IIdIIIutugc of lil‘
Ilpvt'lnl hall lecc oilcl" lIII is making on
lir. How aId‘ s cclcluutcd "spccliic to."
ill! cure of constipation and dyspep-
sin. and not It lll’ly cout pdckutrc III lIIIli'
hl‘lcl", 'in cents.
So positive is hc of lhc rcmarkublc
lpoucr of (his specific- to cure the-.III
dlw Ins II." . well :Is sick hmIdtIc-lu s and
ilIoI II".oublc (but “0 IIIII"I.I.II Io rcfuno
docs" uot quickly Icllcvc and
am»
With llr. Howard's specific all hand
III can cut what you want and iva.
"In four of ill (‘UllHt‘flll('ll('('l, lI
stIIvIIxIlImIs llu- stomach. gives pcI'i‘cct
digcsllou. routIluII-s lhl" bowl-ls. ('l'l""
atcs IIII appoint". and makes llfc worth
lhc llvluu.
if you cuullol call In MI". Baxlt"l"n'
sInrc today. send him ":5 cents by mail.
and lIc will solid you II puckugc
promptly. charges Imhl. d5 ll
CANOE lN NEW CANAAN.
Onax Tribe Calry the Trophy to the
Wigwam of Peace.
NoIIIItiIIdIIIIuIIm lhc bud \\'t"iilill_‘l'
u-IcIIluu, about thirty
f‘tIi("ltl oud warriors of (max ’l‘rlbc. No,
ll, imp. (I. II. M.. of Stamford, (rallcd
to the hunting grounds of Points ’l‘I"llII~,
No. Ill Nc II ('IIIIIIIIII IIIId IIIII'IicIl with
Ihcm lhc trovcllug canon to thc wilt
IIIIIII of thc Now Clillllall lrlbc. l‘lIls
"auoc wcs lot Sl'Vl'l'Hi wccks in lhc
II".alk It has bccu lII IIcaI"lI IIIIrI
ll‘iill' iu lhc lt'Hl‘ nation of Connecticut,
and will re main in curc of homo; Trilw
"Part ol thc llIuc it
will bc, on (Inhibition ill ill-will R Mt'l'
It will tlIc II bc sullIIlIlI"
rcprcscut-
dug Inc chlcf industry of thc town.
'l‘hc Iisillut', ludiuus III"IlIcIl in im-
Muss hunting grounds on lhc 7: 1..
train. and \l'ItlI‘ lllt'l at thr- station by
New (,‘IIIIIIIIII l'ilit'rF.
()II lhc lil-
I"IIul of thc cauoc lu lhc IIIgII‘IIIII. ii
to a proIIIiIIcIIt plIIcc in
Sucbcm lCclIhurd
in an appropriatr Inl-
goutd it zculouslI" and to >ilit"ili It
from all harm. (III bclILIlI‘ of thc rc-
ciplcuts. I’ust Saohcm W, l. Bram III--
ccplcd lhc lokcu in II fcII" ‘I\'I"iiI("illl.I~‘t‘ll
’l‘lIc cuuoc h." It spccimcu of supo-rior
workmanship alllllt‘li lu l‘lol IIoIII Im-
\IIUIIIIIII oi lhc III. ghtv "louutics at tho
hunting grounds in W-atr I"buI"I It
bcans muuy mark..- of IraIcL Each
lllt'lllt"lllu. 'l‘hc caIIoII ltsclf is about
thrcc l‘ccl in lcugtlt, highly polished.
and Ich-omtcd IIIIlI silII-I" and otth"
'l‘lIcI"c was it season of spccch-muk-
log in which rctuurks \\'t"l'(‘ nIuIlc by
Sachem lickhurd and (‘hlcfs lliumuu.
\usilu. Wallcr. lllILloII. Scoflcld
“'ilill‘ilt‘ilth llolly, lirndy. Walton. Cal"
|ltfil|l.‘l'_ llllss, ‘llarcc, Hutu-r)" and
lumulcst of (max Tribc, uml t‘hlct‘s
liraut sud iAH'lI‘WHIti of l‘o-
nus 'l‘rlbc Following lhc spccchcs lhc
("lllt‘fti udhmrucd to thc buuuucl hull.
and they IIcI"c scutcd at tablet-a fil'ctl
abundantly with corn and rculsou tluit
.Iluothcr adjourn
Iucul was made ui'ch" thc \‘Iauds wcrc
Icrrcd to thc wiawum. where an hour
or so was taken up in social chatting.
"(liming of!"
.\l ll tlIII visitors took up tlIciI" ro
loru trail to lilt" Ilcuul, Wilt‘l't' thc)‘
II crc convened by nIIIIclili train to llIciI
lcpcts in ihclr huuliuu
mounds lunch plcascd with tho hospl
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
’|‘lll£l.lii.\.
l'IIIIIcs to lloyl‘s Thcatrc Saturday.
.‘illlillt'I' and night. I"cI"iI"iticd and cu-
lIuIIchl in uttracllvcucss b)" the hos-I
cost. and most pcrt'ccl singing it bus
t‘\l‘l’ had. it is II story full of drama-
ll!" ullcrcsl. its churactcra urc drawn
(‘orI-lli. and this fact is amply dcmou
is oIIu of lIIII" host efforts. in play form
it b." l'\'l'll morc cuIrauI-lug than whcu
haul, and t.iII-' popular favor with which
it has III-cu :Icccplcd ls amply atlostcd
by tlIc financial returns il has won dut-
im; the IWo years past.
t‘ll.\.\il’l.ll\ \.'l HUYT'S NEXT
WEEK
llcgluuiuu with next Monday own-
iu. South Nonulk‘ a rewrite I""cpct-
tolrt star. Chas K. Chamhlln. will hold
tlIc board for II solid weeks engage-
mcnt and daily qutiucct-I. MI". Champ-
liu‘ 5 company is ilf‘knowiftlgt‘d m-"crI—
at popular pr-ltcs. The xItaI populari-
ty of this organization II." attested ‘IV
the tremendous business done this"
season-a succession of houses crowded
to the doors—theatres too small to hold
tlIII ptoplc.
BISHOP BRADLEY VERY lLL.
MANCHESTER." N. ll.. III-c. II.—--
The condition of Right RIII". Dennis
Manchester who in scriomdy ill. II as
it is
cal state lie has been in poor health
for a war due todutcstiaai (.r.oublc
it ‘Was feared during the night that the
end' was imminent and the Sacrament.
of, extreme auction was administered
by Vicarfienerai Eugene M. O'Caliag-
ban of Concord who was caiicd‘ to
Manchester by the bishop's illness.
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Bridgeport Advertisements.
Brld‘eport Advertisemenj:
"Wfldnrffumné
AT READ so
1:5!me
MW
aim at the Ar! Section.
No one can pass this department without stopping to
see the fascinating display of hand painted and hand em-
broidered articles in the show cases. They are the most
artistic and perfectly made. things of their knit] that- can be
imagined. You can find your favorite flower here on
many dit‘fcre’ilt articles.
Glove and Handkerchief Cases are shown in sets.
hand painted on white moire. Vcil Rolls. Work Bags.
Opera and Fan Bags, jewel Bags are of dainty silk or linen.
Basket Trays have embroidered fringed Doilics to fit
them.
There arc l’iu Cushions in ."I score of styles. Quaint
little jap Dolls have their petticonts full of fancy assorted
pins.
There are Necdlc looks and Nccdlc Cases. and the
old fashioned Needle Rolls of our grandmother's time.
made of red or bronze morocco. ox linen.
The story is a long one and the half not told. Do
come and see. for yourselves. Look at the beautiful Guess
Books. Telephone Books. Portfolios. rhotograph Frames
painted in water colors. and "Companions" for travel-
ing.
We have a complete stock of ready made Wool Shoes.
and hand knit. for men. women, and children. They are in
black or colors. with round or pointed toes.
Bedroom Shoes of wool without soles, for invalids'
use.
While Broadcloth.
We have been able to se:urc,a genuine White Broad-
cloth. wlIite. not cream. 50 inches wide which we offer at
$2.00 a yard. ‘
In our judgment this is a very good value. as ordinar-
ily this quality in pure white sells for a greater price. It
is in demand for opera cloaks. c. Iening wraps of every
sort, iufan'ts' coats, etc.
Misscs‘ Silk Petticoats.
More than a dozen different colors are shown. , Soft. ‘
rustling Taffetas with accordeon plaited ruffles finished at
the top with full ruchings. They are made as carefully as
a woman's $10.00 skirt. Lengths 20 to 34 inches. $5.00.
; fitnbff?‘
awn. M. READG’J .. ,
llti\'llll("ill;{ his dcttIclIIIItIIIl. He is ll. dc-
:~'ctIlItlaIIl (If (lcucl'ai Taylor, foi‘illcl‘
|Il‘(".~i(il"lll of thc l'uitcd SIIIlps.
SHOT BROTHER
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CHANGE iN CANADIAN OUTPOSTS.
DAWSON. Yukon. lirc. ll «Major
Zachary ‘l‘IIylor Wood ."quounccs tlII
first cthuuc of (‘uuudiuu outposts in
conformity with lill findings of (in lo-
th"IIutioIIul (‘oIIIuIlssiou which arbitra-
ttd IlIc bouudurlx IlispuIII botwocn (‘nn-I
odd and iill‘ l‘IIltcd Stun >- Major Wood
who is thc counuuudcr of thc North-
II"c.."t mouulcd pollco. lll(l\'(li the police
post :It \'l'cll~_ on tho llultou trail. to
l’lcusuut (‘ump it is possiblc that tho-
lIIIth" um)" llillllllliti\‘ illiVI" to bc chun-
gcd also, but this IIIII til'lll‘UIi on (hr
lutcruul >III"\"I_I \\illt'il will bc qudc
uvxt sprlIIlz.
Major Wood lIccnuII- famou:I as col»
lcctoI" of customs III liII" summit of
White Page during thc first rush In ”In
Kloudikc and III that tlIIIII"t'III"ccd ilil‘
Canadian lino forward sevenlwu Iullos
from Lukc lb-uuctt lu llIIV‘SIIIlllllll by
IN MISTKE FOR
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\“I‘. .l()ll.\‘. .\‘. ii. lbIc, ll.—lI2rIIcsl
:irct u. ll young lad. is" under arrest III
M!":ltitl\\' lirook, \\‘cstmorcluud county.
churgcd with shooting his youngcr
hIoIIIcI" and Mrs. William L‘ushiug.
it i.- .IllI-cI-d that during a fight but-
“(ill (in III's do: and another cauluc
lhc boy procurcd :I shotgun illl‘i flrcd
in random into .1 group of spectators.
.\iII.. (‘ushiuc was seriously injurcd‘
\liliit' .i:hu Ilrccu was also hurt. lioth
may it .-.-\. I". Tim prlsoucr claims that
‘l( II ll~ trying to shoot tho dogs".
(‘illlilt‘.~‘ do not makc thrI mun.
NIlllt"lilllI".\ tlIIII" brI-IIII him.
illli
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
In use for over ‘30 years, has home the signature, of
and has been made under his pet-
m Canal supervision since imiui'anoy
. Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imituuons and “Just-as-goot " are but;
Experiment: that trifle With and endanger the health of
Infants and Children—Experience again-It Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castor-la is a harmless substitute for Custer Oil. Pana-
goric. Drops and sootulua 5)?“va It Is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium. Roi-pinion not other "Jim
substance. Isa ago Is Raglan-antes. It. deem “forms
and alloys FoIIeI-lshness. If cures Dian-lune. and Wind
Colic. It. relieves Teething Troubles. euros Coast-loath»!
. Ill'ltl‘VflW “I “fill“ the Food, ream
staunch and MCI-skim healthy- and named
The Children’s Panacea—Tho Mother's Friendq
canolhézCASTORIA Ahfiavs
CHERRYFIELDh MAINE
, LE
CHERRYFIELD, Me, Dec. ll.I-—'l‘hc|
Charryleld Hotel. Baptist Church and "
a livery stable. owned by Charles Mc-
Gouldric were burned today by fire
which caught from a stove in a otcl
parlor. The loss was about $25, 000.
lance—My wife Isnt exaclly an an ,
arr-hint but she annoyed me this moru- |
sari". Wimdrflh' amount.“ ing with outI of her incendiary speech-
in:
hph—mnlmthanymlflu
unlist-
ao aup to I dug, IIIY Jenl‘t'u—Iou don‘t. say 3;; maize
Imelda-I — ca a I. said" “Henry. , :1 II
a minute and make the fire; '9llh'gldeli
"leat-
HAB A-
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Norwalk Chronicler