‘ u- ' oils:
1
Mn.—
ln. Boys and sir ".Jll ”durum
and upwards are c r lal invit . e
least Avenue. ”0.. ' at tnds_ scalar)
will hold its (.‘hr stmas feat val on
It‘hrisilvlss hay evening. December 26.
. In the atidltorium of lilc chttrch at 7:30
‘t'l't'itlt'k.
..jTHE
analogous”. use. i2. 1
FREE
A No. ti llroom free. with every par-l
ROWAYTON.
chase of a pound of our best 'i‘eu ut‘f
"00 in “any kind. ifurnace Installed In his residence III
This is simply an inducement to nel lwnntlyer street.
l The rtgaiur monthly met-ting of the
quaint you with the oXcellcnt quality Rowayton llose Company will he hpm
of our tea.
at their quarters. tonight.
Mrs. Samuel Coffin will entertain the
members of the Ladies“ Aid Society of
.lln llttplisl Church. Wednesday ailer-
u noon. lit 2 o‘clock.
I ’ I Then will, be a rchenrsul of tltc
‘ Christmas lnitsic. in the baptist Church
, . tonight. All those having parts are re-
24 COTTAGE AVENUE’ quested to be present.
A TNORWALK CONN, James it}. Stevens has resigned as
E S ' sexron of the Methodist Church. The
' "r A) ._,_ "I I resignation takes effect January 1. Mr.
‘ I ‘ I Stevens has served the church most
llaiihfully for a number of years, anti
. it will be a hard matter to till his place.
‘ A large delegation of the members
»-—~— -—~—~—~ - . ._ l of the Rowayton Methodist Episcopal
Miss Lillian Walsh is quite ill at her‘ Church will go to blast Norwalk, to-
homo. morrow liiglit. to attend the class meet.
. , ~. - ‘ ing. to be held in the Methodist Church
‘lehilllzhiigrederick Cunningham 1" m at there. in consequence lilt'l‘e will be no
.lumcs It}. Stevens Is having a new
heavily reinforced with stone will
serve the purpoae. The shore frofn‘
Saviu Rock to Rolon Point yearly in- ;
creases in Importance and bright pros-
pects. and hoth communities and Indi-
viduals must meet the necessities, and
learn a profitable lesson from the
prominent shore resorts along the .ler- .
soy coast. To maintain otir attractive
shore frolits means must be adopted'
to combat present conditions.
Continued from llrst page.
R. W. Osborn was chosen as lnodci'lt- .
tor of the meeting. and after nluch dis- .I
cusslon a set of resolutions was intro-
duced condemning the parties who had
recommended Mr. Seymour's name for
the position to Mr. Hill. No names]
Were mentioned Ill this resolution and .
It was voted down. Another resolution 5
Hvas passed protesting against the ac-.
i tion of Congressman Hill as being
. -Bootonvanlvhn1tard*coldt|:
mitt"
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I
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They to
remedy,
.t:.. .. -
. this old rootl
ileum- .
.TOVQFQR A Bill... - .
only to he Had for a
boiler. .
A blackboard desk.
A dressed .doll. .
llox of bandlterchiefs.
'l‘runk for dolly.
tiny shoe-fly rocker.
A piano that "plays."
Handsome Iron range.
Such a pretty set of dishes.
A music box playing two airs.
Ice cream freezer. capacity one pint.
A carpet sweeper capable of real
work.
Laundry set with which to keep doi-
Iy's wardrobe immaculate.
All sorts of stores at which the slip-
piics for doiiy's household may be
bought.
A commodlotls little house for Miss
oily.
Large size of the whirl-a-moblie.
The mystic ring. it. goes hit a ron-
Attractive
ring.
,, ,... -. . 7 -
Charles Merritt was a visitor itl East
Norwalk, yesterday.
Mrs. liaroid Cunningham. or
street. is on the sick list.
Captain \‘erlty brought several built»
into the harbor this morning.
Miss Mary Cunningham is ill at ilcr
ilomt', St \':in 'l.antit strt-ct.
('llllrlt‘s Wilkinson. of Bridgeport.
was it visitor ill town. yesterday.
Wilt-l Nolwnik people pronounced this
to he the most wintry morning of the
hf'liHOii.
Mrs. Nellie ilellcsky. of Cottage ave-
nue, who has been ill for some time.
was not so Wl‘ll yesterday. .
.\ very pleasant solo was rendered.‘
last evening. by N. S. l-‘ergusou at. the
blast Avenue Methodist-Church,
Captain licvcion Rowland. of the
llndel Oyster Company returned yes-'
tertiay from a trip through the sottlil
atitl west.
One of the late afternoon trains go-
ing cast was stalled here for some time
Saturday. Owing to a breakdown of the
engine.
There will he a rehearsal of the
Christmas music at the Sunday schooi‘
rooms of the Methodist (.‘hurch, this
evening. ;
Miss donate I.. Gifford. assistant
principal of the West. Stamford school.
spent Saturday and tlunday with Miss
'llila Cr. Sherwood, of Fifth street.
Willis Mills has secured a position
at the Radcl Oyster Company. taking
the place of Harry thlndage. who has
gum- to work on the steamer Ostrea.
'I‘llhe members of the East Norwalk:
N c w
class meeting ill the chiirclt here.
There was an interesting service Ill
tllc Rowaylon Baptist Cilttrch. last
night. The pastor. Rev. .li‘rauk C.
lilown. preached un ubit- sermon on
"The liaising of the [laughter of Job'-
us," Miss Clara Raymond rcnti ti pocm
bearing on the same subject.
fore. and with much pleasure. rendered
a solo. and live nlcmbcrs wcrc receiv- held the bostmustersliip for four yt'ars l Which doliy's wat'tlroiw may be deli-
The meeting organd has bctu satisfactory so far as llt'it‘nl.
cd into the church.
tht Senior Society of Christian linden-
vor was led by Miss Lulu iluynlond.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
g..-
Miss Florence McDonald has
visiting Miss iiidwinu Knapp. iti South 3
Norwalk.
Buckingham Post. (i. A. ll., of Nor-
waik. has arranged to come to the Sole
diers' Home. Noroton. this evening. on i Seymour against Oinlstead.
irvlng 0- ill’lilsioli. i was drfcatcd also.
the 6:38 train.
James ll. Gordon and Charles Little»;
ton will accompany the thiity-llve or;
more veterans who will come uttti the.
trio will furnish the entertainment for
the inmates of the home. .
Thomas llinnd has the general cotl- . moreis ilot physically capable of haliti- "i‘hc Victoria Club of lloston. all Oi"
tract to remodel the (‘oiiendcr place
at Noroton for the Woe Burn Golf
Club. A trash-addition, 25x50 feet.
will be. erected. and the house thor-.
otighly remodeled illmughotil.
mason work has [been let
Shell.
The charges of attempted assault .
against Thomas Wood. of Noroton. was .
nolled Saturday. on payment of a fine
of $5. Wood was arrested last Sunday
been 2
I defeat. Now the majority object to al.
Fire Police partook of a delicious clam
chowder at their rooins’last illght. All
had a line. time and pronounced tiic
‘chowder to be "the finest even"!
A log caught‘under the. gate of the.
evening. by Policeman Williams. as he
'\\':ts on the poiflL of beating Charles
Ingcrsoil. There. has been a feeling;
between the two young men for some
Randall mill pond. ill East Norwaik.nimc. Fearing trouble. Sunday night.
last week. breaking the gateclaoinn ingersoll notified the police. Police-
ting all the water ottt of the pond. thus I luau Williams followed lngersoii. who
breaking up the ice anti spoiling the i was escorting two young women. saw
skating, Wood stop him. tlud interfered itl lilllc
Several bets have already been made to pl‘chnl any 0110 KNUHK hIII‘I.
among oyster openers on the outcotnc Constable Hugh Oellnger had a
of the. match between lames Robinson thrilling experience this morning with
:Illll "Rt‘il FOX" \VllSOll. _\Vll80li iii Sillii a [nervous horse. Frlghlpned by a u-ol.
in be setting in shape for the match icy car. the animal attempted to jump
now, and is displaying rmtsldernhlr into the Cove l’ond_ near the terminal
“l“‘t‘d- of the Myrtle avenue branch of the .o- =
Th9 fliWIan 0f the EDWOI‘III League cal Street Railroad Company's hues.
lit the Methodist Church. .Vt‘SIel‘diil' l‘he presence of all iron chncc alone
evening was ll "10“ interesting 0119. prevented anti saved Mr. Oetinger from
The meeting was It d by H. J. liipson. injury. The constable was driving in
whose subject was "Jesus Christ—ills from Noroton. Crossing Milier’si
Saving “MPH" He brought lhib‘ 0!" ill . bridge he guided the horse between the
II SIWill "WNW“ trolley car and the bridge. intending to
The. members of the lschoda Club swing into Weed avenue. A low trot.
gathered “in fun ranks Saturday night fence runs along the highway from the
to do fall justice to the clam chowder southwest end of the bridge. to pre-
made for them by that celebrated cook. vent people walking or driving hm,
Captain Theodore Smith. Songs were, ‘ the my“; Oeiinger was about ODDO-
indulged In after the chowder and night: the trolieycar when the animal
Kfillf‘l'fii 800d time resulted bl“ ii W35 . took fright. wheeled suddenly. and at-
not one whit better than the chowder.: tempted to jump over the iron fence.
WIiiCh WM excellent. His fore feet cleared the obstruction.
'f‘he NOI‘WlUk selectmen have T0001“ . btit the weight of the wagon prevented
cd thmush Attorneys Hurlbutt aniline horse getting his hind feet over.
Davis. “0”“9 ”‘3‘ Frank “1““- “li‘ lie stuck there, Ills head pointed earth.
East Norwalk ship carpenter, fell otl ‘ ward and his hind feet aimed at the
the WflShIllB‘tU“ 31W“ bridge. 001011”. stars. The, constable was alone ill the
17, about 4:30 p. m.. anti received rte—,waKOh. “(I held on with all his
vere injuries to his left shoulder. side strength. and lnanage‘l m keep the
anti hip. and permanent injuries to the horse from falling headlong hm, the
sciatic nerve. This is the. notice “Bll‘ rlver unlll help came from] the trolley
ally issued to a stilt, anti it has been re car. With this assistance the wagon
ferred to Town Counsel Warner. was quickly unhitched and the kick-
'l‘lle regular election of officers of the ‘ mg. snorting animal pulled back to
Sunday school of the. Advent Christian the highway. The horses rear high
Church. was held yesterday. A“ W9“? were batliy cut from beating on the
greatly pleased that Richard Bland. fence, but otherwise he appeared to
”I“ Dl't'fit‘ni DODIIIBI‘ and efficient SUD?!“ suffer no injury-Stamford Advocate.
intendent. was selected to serve in that m
i
ihave already scnt ill
l without instructions front the
:coniuiitlee and therefore irregular. The
1‘ meeting then adjourned.
I fine of the rcmonstrnnts against .\lr.
; Stymotlr gave the following account of ,
gtite trouble: “’l‘ii‘s action has been
David ; t'thb’lluLd by some as Itl favor of the , limb in it!" ili‘IItiif‘r‘H 1" 'th haliiil’ M"!-
Albrecht. who has in..." iuurtl hero 1,... i lttcntiou of W. C. l‘larhlte its postinus- . H011.
‘ tor for another term. Mr. llarhite hasi
know. btit this action is not particu-r
ilarly In ills favor. ,
. "The whole mattcr ill a ntttshcli- isl
X‘this: Two years ago tieorgc l.. llock-i
_ Well, lheil chairman ofiihe Republican I
i town committee. who is also a nephew
was de-
feutt-d for town treasurer by Fred Olin-
'rteud, a Democrat. who is a cripple.
Last fall it was decided to run a crip-i
pic against a cripple. tutti they ptlt up'
Seymour.
it was then that
they sccured for Seymour the position
of postmaster to heal the wounds of
lot ell—Governor Lounsbury,
lowing the utinority toname the post-l
master and they believe that Mr. Sey-
iiug the position which pays $I.Tt‘io Iii
year. and is of considerable iinport-.
ancc. ‘
"l‘be protest was raised all this l
The i ground. The matter is ended. howrvcr. 1 Massachusetts. and the British Charita-
to Frank i so far as the nomination is concerned. ‘ bic Society were represented by large
Other contracts not awarded. ltd. lcust we have reason to both ve that gtieiet'alions.
the nomination of Mr. Seymour will be i
confirmed. 'i‘hcrc is little doubt of;
what will happtn at the election next|
lull wiicn the voters of the town will;
. bavl. a chance to express their opintpll .
in no uncertain planner."
it apptiirs that the llrst llitiniation.
the people of Ridgelleltl liati of the de-
posing of Postmaster llarhltc was a 2:.- ”“1“'”Miniatures-Nad-
. I. M fullest-n. Nun-oat
lclttr rtcctvcd by Mr, litirhitc from In:o'nrqlilumglgw'mbunny“:
(‘ongtessinan iliil. In which the itittci will": a: ' nut. "fil‘iw‘w‘ ’ "’
“tin this all-Ir I 'IIdI-uo n..:..., rift—Ix: IQ:
said that circumstances had compelled
him to advise liittt hir. llal'bltc be not
reappointed anti that he had sent in‘t
ilic name of Mr. Seymt‘lur, lie also
said: "l more you that the change Is
one that l greatly regret. btlt the mat-
ter has been presented to me in such
a way tltlit it srems inevitable. and i'
.\lr. Scytnour's
I name."
it appears tllut the government rents I
tbc present post office building from:
Mr. llurhite for 8250 ii year. Mr. Bur- i
lllit.’ says he will disposal-set Iltc govcrn- i
llit:‘lli at the, end of ills term, January 1. '.
alld it is a question where the office
will be located.
STATE POLICE. l
Nevember Transactions of Superim‘
(ancient Egan and His Man. I
The report of the state police dcpart- ‘
meat for November shown the investi-
gation of 81 cases. evidence being so?
cured in :l'i. no evidence Ill 38. the rc-l
malnlng cases being still under inves-i
ligation. Twenty-nine of the cases iu—i
vestigated were for violation of the ii-.
quol‘ laws. Officers of the department i
made three arrests. The suspension of:
Officer William O'Brien and the rcsii.L
nation of ()fiiccr W. W. Clark are rc-
porled. '
Twenty-one prosecutions have result-
ed ill fines amounting to 3557.92 of
which the department received one-half
or $278.98. The amount of officers'
and witnesses‘ fees received was $139:
75 anti the miscellaneous earnings were
$15.95 making a total of $435.66 paid
into the state treasury. ()li the other.
UIWH i
I Such an attractive go-cart in which
i at this figure.
5 poly while one tries to pitch t
A but for dolly, which may be good
.if not elaborate.
to take dolly for an airing.
Bisque doll head. with long hair and
ith'iilg eyes. in case hcr treasure hap-
A dress or any article of clothing in
There are many games which come
Some of them are new
and "Ii of them are amusing.
FUNERAL OF CAPTAIN TALBOT.
BOSTON, Dec. l~l.——l’rotninent citi-
zens of Massachusetts, as well as offlo-
Ial representatives ill lloston of the
l'nitod States and foreign nations. as- .
sembled ill the Church of Ottr Saviour
at. Longwood htis afternoon. to attend
the funeral services for the late Capt.
Charles A. P. Ttalbot. British consul“
general at Boston. Tile services were
conducted by Right Rev. William Law-
rence. bishop of Massachusetts. assist-
ed by ilcv. Reginald lleber Howe, p.n.,
rector of the Church of Our Saviour.
gunizatiou of llritish residents. was
present iii a body. Tile British Olli-
cers‘ Association. the British Naval and
Military \‘eterans' Association of
r—
J
CHICNI‘TII'I INCH."
output on
a ly
“It. A v "Rib. fig! III
or oulhfilmt Texan a
to nab not (told simian mu mm
In bilavlbhol. Tau other. has
I'QNII autumn on all I".
l
'Phone, iM.
JENKINS" VALVES AND FIT-
TINGS.
also
GARLOCK PACKING CAR-
RIED iN STOCK.
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.
New England Electric Motors Have
no superlr Can show them in
operation. '
Repairs to Stationery and Ma-
rine Engines and General Mach-
Ine Worlr Solicited.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
M'FG C0.
so wuss sv. ' so. NORWALK.
honest
COAL
—.————
capacity for another term. Under Mr.
Illand‘s administration the school has
attained a prosperity never before
cquulltd in its history. S. W. Veisor
was chosen assistant superintendent.
He will be an able assistant to Mr.
m
WESTPORT.
isl
Miss Cora Mills. of Bridgeport.
visiting relatives here. .
N. S. Forgnson, of South Norwaikd
was a visitor here Thursday.
hand the department received from the .
state treasury $1,240.41. For salaries}
and clerk hire $573.85 was spent .and'
the cost of obtaining evidence was:
‘ S?l~l..’lt5.
$6.25 alon Delivered. ~
No EXTRA cs‘kac: FOR cassv- '
ING lN.
Bland. Arthur Ainsworth' was chosen
as secretary. altd S. W. Velsor as li-
brarian. The school, it is predicted.
will. under this management. grow In
an even more startling manner than
it has during the past year.
.East Avenue Methodist Episcopa
(,‘lnlrch—-There will be a business meet-
ing of the Epworth [league of East
Avenue Chtl;ch0at the parsonage this‘
evening at. :3 o‘clock. after which ,
.iiiere will be a social in the basement ‘9' ‘pressurc. l?“ arise. Whatt "1“. se
of the church. A full attendance “one w ii e t; o moment 0 every
desired. Jame-s L‘Hommedteu's class property h tier here. M present 0‘“
will hold a meellng of fimili interest. . town fountain at least shows a super-
Tuegday eve’nlng' M 7:30. it will he abundance of aqua-pm. to the annoy-
i-igitm hy‘Rev. A. 1., Hubbard. John a. once and at times danger of the. pub
i.‘HommedIeu and members of the lie; yet It flows on forever and Her—
Rowayton Methodist Church. A a“. man Petrla who is chief custodian of
ions season is anticipated and a full at~ town pumps. seems inclined to let it
tondsneo desired. The Ladies’ Aid flowaetrte appehrs to appreciate the.
will meet. Wednesday atz p.111. in the fact that lie is not a plumber. nor a
Ladies' parlor. There In much work toWEI father and with troubles of his
to be dpne ands full attendance of “Nylon her flow. If.,some of the
the members is requested. The w. a. Hue water might lust now be barrel-
it. Circle will meet In the parsonage on 9'1. u might “We as fire protection. “1'
Wednesday evening at 7:30. There “can”! ”more that with a fire it
will be a meeting of the omciu Board will be'needed. -
of the East Avenue Methodist Bolshoi. [motion are being made by the we
pal Church on Wednesday. December ter- ot the Sound alone our shore that
16th. 1908. at 8 p. in. important busl- tend to indicate a necessity of protect-
ness will come hefore'the meeting. The in; property. upeclally in Greene
regular church prayer meeting of the Forms section. it Is true that the ac-
East Avenue Church will be held Thurs . tlon bl! 003th“ for time immersion
day evening at 7:30. ' The Junior ill equally true that with put areas
Band will meet at the parsonage Friday of shore front washed away within a
at 7:30 p. in. Harry Crossett vrlll be decade the encroachment ts min;
the leader. bet. there he a lame at- more perceptibi adapt-om later-
tendaace to boar him on his return at! tact-eon , must he made tr
from Mt. Hermon. 'TIquIaior matte stay the-cum of the water or heavy
H. Jennings and wife have retttrned
home from visiting friends in Bridge
Thomas Adams has returned home
to Derby. after a visit herewith his
l mother.
Sangatuck Whist club held a session
last night at the home of Gershorn
Bradley.
Three weeks more, then ttlrn off wa
DELAY DUE TO DENSE FOG.
hours ill the channel. title to a dense fog.
which she encountered betwen South»
ampton and Cherbonrg, forcing her to»
anchor. During the voyage heavy:
gaies from the northwest and soutbg
west were encountered with high dau-J ‘. ' ‘ ..
serous seas which boarded the ship} Soavlcw AVI'WO YAF“*-~wflk
flooded the officers rooms. stove a boat. 1 Concord so. ill "flu...“ 1.
carried away rails and canned consid-
erable minor damages about decks. 3 1..." E' Not-walk 97" 8.lNWII|t “'6'
EMPEROR WILLIAM RECEIVES.
BERLIN. Dec. H.—~Emperor William
at the castle itoday. received in and-
ience the pres dent and vice-presidents. ‘ , .-
of the Reichstag. His Majesty empha- . 45 So. Mam St. SQ..NOMCM.
sized the necessity for Germany .con-. i _
earning herself with over-sea political . ‘
He referred to the Importance of the-
cultivation of cotton In the German.
colonleaand the completion of the. rati~
roads in the African colonies. ‘
has opened her
‘Miliineru Parlor
with a ....
Full Line of Fall and Winter
Hats. ‘
Trimmed and "aim. "
Outing Hats from 81.00 to 33.00.
CALL AND LOOK. ,
Has-m usacms‘soov cs2!
myv
. l0.
LONDON. Dee. ll.—'l'lte body
Herbert Spencer was cremated
.H , Mans few tnvttatl'lflom
attending the closing rites. mat-d.
Cilia-Wyn. P.. nude awhrlogadldm:
vii ell e and work of the «all pail-g
alophfl' - An lndian 3mm».
in: present, offered to donau.Mf
so endow a Spencer toctureahlp at 03-.
of I
‘l
Coal that will give you full value -
NEW YORK. Dec. 14.--'l"ile Ameri- o . t a. . - "
can Line steamer New York. which ar- galloournlgone‘ylni: llhhTIYlskmgmzh ‘ - STE‘",
rived last night from Southampton and L and that is coal all the. way ”0' ‘1!"
Cherbourg after '1 PBBSRKE 0' 39W" f through and which every penny that Is ‘ - . W '
days. eighteen hours and forty-eightilmm counts for warmth and comfort 1 ‘ND “‘3
minutes, reports a delay at seventeen. for you and your family. - ..
‘3.“ "Williams“
insisiléfébiemhi.
-» 'i' Wmmwsww
ma s
‘l
W-w—nd a...” n..— _—.
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3100 REWARD, $100.
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages and
that is Catarrli. Hall's Catarrh Care.
Is the only positive citrc. now known
to the medical fraternity. Catnrrh be
ing a constitutional disease. requires
a constitutional treatment. Hall's Cu-
tsrrh Cure is taken Internally, actinl
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby des-
troyin the foundation of the disease.
and gvlng the. patient strength by
building up the constitution and assist-
ing nature in doing its work. The pro-
motors have so mtlch faith In Its cut"-
atlvc powers. that they offer one Iluu-
dred dollars for any case that It falls
to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address.
1“. .l. CHENEY. l: C0.. Toledo, 0.
Sold by ilrugglsts. 75c. ‘
Hall's Family Pills. are the best. "'
10% per cent.
semi-annually of 5% per cent.
Present rate should be increased
within the year. Your dividend
guaranteed and princllnl protected
throu it a “trust fat: of Thirty-
five lions.
“An investment, not a
speculation."
The “ plan" founded on the luv of
averages some as that of life insur-
ance. '
Send for booklet to
Hammltt. Hills Block. Hartford. l
Benny S. Hull. Representative,
1 Lauder Dill. South Norwaik. Ct.
Have you heard
anvbodv speak '
about the handsOme
Portable Lamps,
Shades and
Eyescreans
we have just received
for Xmas trade P
Make us a visit and
Have. a look.
it costs
you nothing.
'PHONE, 68.
litill’itligiitiigli.
Capital, 314300.000. Surplus, $185,000.
A deposit placOtl
with the Industrial
Savings and Loan
Company ban a
quarterly dividend
of five per cent. per
annum from data
of deposit until
date withdrawn.
state~ Supervision Of New York and
Connecticut.
.—
BRANCH OFFICE, 12 80. MAIN ST.
Resident Directoi-s. Resident Managers.
R. L. Coburn
Mortimer M. Lee
~ Pl. (Islam.
FIT TING.
Tin. Sheet Inon. Copper
amt Zinc.
80 South Main Strut.
Telephone. 137-3.
- SCUM Norwllk. Conn.
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'3 soup. IND Sitcoms”; E:
SE hurrah ‘ 110930030
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«Lonlrv‘aur»sgn.>,f‘.. ' ‘
1‘”; .. Christmas
Cutlery
| It’s a waste of lunacy? There Is a
satislaction ill having a good prticle
that more liiull overcomes the diff"-
ence In price. Our POCKET KNIVES.
SCISROIIS. HIIEAIIS. ltAZORS. (‘AR‘
VERS and all MECHANIC.‘ TOOLS
ARE lt‘liIdA' WAilltAN'i‘FJD and mon-
ey will bc refunded on any imperfect
goods. BUT THE REST. They are
always the cheapest for service. We
have saute nil-e nttt picks at low prices.
Comatock. War-
kins and Dow,
Next Door to no 1am... so. Nor.
'ehgno',"43-a. "
fifoture Frame
Fashions
have been gradually changing from
year to yealguntli now they have reach-
ed a point of simplicity and good taste
at which they are sure to remain for
some tilne.
The stock of moulding on our racks
represents the latest metropolitan
styles. We can frame your pictures as
they should be framed.
Matty an old picture in an old style
frame can be reclaimed from the gar-
ml and made decidedly attractive in
the new style mouldings.
To Order—Window Shades. Pic-
ture Frames.
Dealer in Wall Papers, Painteu'
Supplies, Artiatl’ Materials.
SPECIALS. ' ‘
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
tures. ioc.‘
Cloth Window Shades, with
fringe, 25c. , '
Solid Brass Half Curtain Roda,
3 ft. long, with fixtures. soc.
..“Shurc-Cnt" Can Opener, cuts
easily. No 11:55:: “’19- m. .
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100. .J .' II».
PAINTING. PAPER HANG-
ING. DECORATING.
87 Washington Street-,3
South Norwallt', V ' . 5
Telephone Connections.
Illinghotlootl & iii.
“0'95“, .
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$6.25 per Ton.
Why .huy poor. slatey coal. when you
can buy the best for an equal price?
We handle only the “BEST LEHIGH"
COAL mined. and can therefore gulp
antee satisfaction. send us a trial or-
der, and we will convince you of the
merits of our coal. .
Best No. 2 Nut. (not the flat slate!
stuff). $5.00 per ton. Best Cumberland
Bituminous at attractive prices.
Charcoal in large or small quantities.
Seasoned Wood. cord lengths or: saved
and split. ' »-
122 wares st;
och Office, 2 8o. Main at.
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ture Christmases or those of your
family? Don't you think It might
cause you to at once take steps to pro-
tect them and provide for your own old
age? A policy in the Conn. General
Life his. 00. will accomplish both ofi
these results.
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