I,
I“
J .
I‘
Although to so they .pretend.
"'at. Wiladna Point to mold the ice in
“the Not-walk. hacbor > u
. aha
TNAT W3 BILL
l IMiitIi Frances tiregory.
8 than lolld Racked Pumpkin ‘ “ he" ii» hall 5 Oil ill a E .0i ‘ .loaeph twain ski hint IetIIVrIIed home,
a Pkgl. Nona Inc a Mm. .ml-ali you pan Q Cont Hula- ”giamvmc nI grimy? am. Mend.
2Lba.Faney ”Dam WW“- Jilth WIT-‘3 Wont Chit ll mus”- l Mina. tulle ‘oley rIt Illt‘li home. '
“Largo IWIdI‘IidinllIhOranpin ‘ lil‘i: mCYeinUi‘ n 'ugh lulil IVI'I . IIftVIIlI rat-fink eel.» viut
thIII II litit'il
"my. "m." “N ””5 mi 8|“? till” i5 something thote.‘ . ‘Ml'. .le HIE. Lymn’luof Philadelphia.
, l'cnu. avc I II meat uIIIIItII at .\ir.
‘ . SCUtto Lmttislon Cures the liaoht-I' Sitiltl' .n‘iitits (W. 1'. tircgoty.
u t IC(illgii because it Cili‘es illt‘ I Mien .ltnnle (‘ (:Ft‘iii'ilili.‘ tenure ln lIbc
lWIl i m of 'ran my II III. IIIII
’VV. sol‘tl‘letllli‘igV iilOtl’lCI {fallen}; ic‘ilIIlIuI-Ilullcr b‘oatdina’glaec lirlim Pop.
) ‘ .
24 COTTAGE AVENUE, :‘;;“c.:~8l::|:::m tire C(l‘l'dnhfiis .Ihl'rllohllll: :himt. lIVill \v'a to be near
EAST NQRWALK. conui ” "W *
llllltlltllilli
lir. James .\ittrithail III considerably
bcttcr today.
Herbert I. incolu walked i‘Iom Sprite Ia
inland to the mainland. on the ice, yen-
torIlay.
Ottcar Milli: of the liadcl Ilyttter
Company who was Ill .I'Iralm‘tlll) re-
sumed work today.
The nu :linfi at the Boat Arcnnc
hiIIthodist (‘hur-Ih this evening, will be
led by J (‘. liuwkina.
\Viliiltm Simpson. of \Vestport. lIaII
been the guest of fric'niin in Knot ave—5
one for the past few Ilnya.
M as bib iI ”III-km ban returned from
"l”(‘t‘lH‘iiiL' and MI ill at her homeI in
Scaliuv li\'.t'llilt‘ with II «more cold.
William Murder. of the Wanhlngton
strett bl MRI. has sec tired a partition at
Wheeler II foundry. in South NoI null.
Mrs \Vm. A. (lilbort‘ and Sims LII-
laud and Lyman. of Van Zantlt taro-III
lIIIvtI roturncti homc front a visit III
Ne“ York.
\Vuitcr .\iolgan. of lirldgcpmt. Was a
\ihiittl here yesterday on business.
Ssvcral neoph- "III“ are sutl'tring
from front lilies
Miss Nillfliit Whrclt- -r is Immidetnbly
better She baa had quite a octet-II at-
lack of acariot it‘V‘Ql The quarantine
has both removed from the hour-w.
Mrs. E. S iiowrn desires to nmt all
the members of the Junior l. eaguc to-
IIIotII~IoII afternoon III 3 o‘clock .It the
East AIenIu- Methodist lI‘piscopIIi
t.‘. hurch.
SIIII-Ittnl pulpit illiii' been spouting
et‘lu through thI ic II and gathering long;
i'iilnlh‘ with lungs in the middle ot the
thIIIIuIl. i-Illlf'If the cold wuther has
cloned the I'iwr to IIaIlgtItioII nbow
the bridges.
The Yokenmtn had, charge of tho
meeting in lili‘ East Avenue .\it‘lilttliifit
II‘plscopal t‘htII-Ih la<t night and tho
a'I-rIiIIe was some iallv inter.- «ting to
night the oilicial boIIId and the teach—
era and oniIIt-rs of the SIIIIIIIII school
all] IIIonIiIIIt tho set-I'Ibe.
The winter term of the Mount iii'l"
moa III-hooi. wiIcIc lIIiIIg Smith and
ilarry (‘rosseh of this .nlacn are alu-
lli'iilti opened lI‘Ilan with a i'OKiflti'nfl
tlou of «war the ntndnnts. in midi
lion to the regular maroon of instruc-
tion. two courses in ngr-ltuiturc Mil be
oli'et'ed this it rm by Henry ilnvn‘matd
ioInIerly connected with i’t'lllln‘yllflnifll
State tollego and tho dir‘octot of thw
no“ acriculturnl departmout at this
scl.IIIol The equipment which the
school possesses ht ill-l ton-Ills. a farm
of II thousand acres large barns etc.
uill give an unusual opportunity for
demonstrating the high wine of itng
Iuitural courses III secondary schools.
A school physitian Dr A. W. At-
“nod has recently been appointed. nho.
“ill Inside on the campus so that but
mm glte immediate attention to any
sickness ahloh may arise. The winter
term continues for 16 necks and then
after a brief mention in April the
school opens again ’l he other North-
tield schools, the seminary and the
bible training IIII huol open this week.
MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY.
I: is hard toteil who is your friend,
Just at this present, dal‘.
And after ningand pray.
'Irhoy' I] sound a fearful blast
That no goodness they could lack. .
But after wear a diiferont phase .
\l hen once behind Ionr bat-.lt
Their money uit. r christian aork.
Will give with- aIIlIIh hand.
Not for the glory of the caqu.
But for the praise. of man.
But should the needy: ask for help: l
’l‘hcyed sound a fcarfull blast. ;
To all the people of the world
And you Iwould nerer hour the last.
' ..M Tl. PARKER.
nowmo'n. _
Mater Oak a. who Is ill with typhoid
in or. is elm/Dy rocmering.
hire. Samuel Mead continues quite
Ill (Ilth nervous trouble at. her home
in North avenue
..l [3. Raymond has had a force of
men clearing the snow. from his pond.
and will begin cutting.
The steamer Medea has been lying
Waiter Weber returned to his nun... ibl
in New )‘ork. Saturday. after a rlpit
with his cousin. Dagid Albrecht.
Herbert. Ireland. delivery clerk for
Mead mothers. attempted tottarn te
aleiaiiaronnd realm. and broke
. i
. Several member-a 3t Ophir Chapter. '
0. E. 8.. went .to Bridgeport. Wednes-
:ay evening. as gnoaia of Orient you...
or I I I'
hire. lion-icon. 'l'intc EMU H!
tiara F. ,l/t. Bantam all.
letters awaiting them at an ovarian
9} - CONUNDRUM
l “but is a’ cough more'
a 'titan .tcoughi .
". coming back.
' NI-u \ork for thtI balance of tie “in
Vitillilltiifli to stop Icstnrday and take
A
A LOUGl-l
Mina Pauly Wilson olitercd iirow'n'Il
'iColiegtI on Monday. for a eonrue Iti-
l telcurlt Ihy.
liar Wiiitoit of iiIIibltlyn. spout
the hoiitlnya with his purnntu. ur. and
Min. AIIutin WliIIoh.
. Mina Katlr. halt-tiger. II! (“futility
lllll, went Myerul days last Ive» . wit
\IIIcn its It settled cold.
taken root and provable its POPULAR AMUSEMENTC.
l .........
1 (III anon DittllA'l‘iC \AiJ'l-l.
I The iilliiillllil value of "“liII- 1m:
Little Wuifa' iiiilllill ..l t'IIIter‘ H uteri-
“bit It will come to
. . Hoyt'a 'l‘hnutrcann Saturday January
and liownyton Belcttiy nit‘li IIIIrIIlii. 190i. is supcriot to the Inediotrt
'Imployed Tuesday and \Vcdncnday all plays ahh h fit-mum tn.- popular Drlc-
day. 'ed bounce in " 'ihe 'l‘wo l.|ltlc \VI“IifII
Mr. and .\ira. Ste pitch 1). i'urdco. \Iho more atiIIItloIt in paid to the story and
blue been at the residence of William tits dramatic worth than to mimic af-
lioyt on the West Side. have one to lirrlu that IIII liI-I pIiIIIIpIIi clementn
Vof the modern nit'iliiillilllfl.1iit' Mull.
or, i-IinItlI'. tells of the lore of thin shin-ta
'l lit li “Ill be a mutual; ol tlII uhit‘illl lot the same man the aiuirrh‘ brink un-
board of the liaptiat (‘hurcit aftct the ' It\I'IIIIe of iiitil‘ lt‘illlitill to each other.
union .m- nit-on. nhlch arc to he held III 0m illlpIhtn as It amid. loIlng. Itn'oct
liml chum-h tonight and Friday night Woman. who wins the affection of the
\lno a naming of tin Sunday Ht'iitltii lnIan wiIilII the uiilt'i' displays liltL‘aili'
We‘ll send you a sample itch upon tequuh
: ICDTT it IitiWNI..m i’oari Slmt.
3.... election of fiflit't'i‘ti. after the net-vi. ousr. hatred and meanness in losing
an. to'IIoI'row night. lat. the same but loI".I-I and the udI‘IIIItIII'IIIa of tin
church. play. 'l‘wo llllliii children or waifn.
um. iiiti’ld TMIIII‘ iillS returned I... from which the pin) tutu-a lta iiilII.
noun. Miami. New l‘.ork aftera Ilslt'lllt‘ stolen. and the timiinu «If the
nltl. III-r. and Mrs. lI‘raIIk (‘. limo-II. children together aitb tht iIVt of hot
line of Robert Wynna'a horaos walk husband foInIr the principal throat of
«d out of the barn while he iras bar the story.
:Icssiug it up .I'IIIIterIiay. and went III .._.... IIIIIII
the blacksmith tdlop of ii. Arthur (it'll I‘OONDUCTORB LIAVE Ncw HAVIN
i.II ''''
’i‘lIII liturltylon delegation tltut tIt- Nearly All Math" 0'590304 0i. in“
Innded the inatttllatlon proceedings 01 Another Trip May In Naceuary.
Colfax Encampment. i. t). O. R. itioII- In... tommlttcc n; adjustment of u...
“U I-I'IIIIllIll- had It pleasant tilIItI xvi- Railway Conductoru' union. which has
iur. home. The car. which ahouid have ' been holding its annual conforencc at
tame tn liownrtun. W run into the the Hotel (lardc. New iii‘n‘t'll tItlltllilei-
.ar barn with the notice that it would ctl its nork and left the city yesterday.
to no further that night. When titellt In said that nearly all tho Inatiern
leltnatlon reached their homes shortly before it were diuponcd of. although
IIIcloIe midnight the ”banana. teI stood it may return to this city later. it is
ii fourteen degrees belon zero known that th.- conductors would like
Russell ThIIInI-r. Iton cf Mrs. hate- lto abrnlznte a portion of the Iareetncnt
Vl‘homce. received a fine riile as attVlnt tth now nan. with the railroad
I‘z‘hlihtmm kill and him“ then lNI ims regarding some of the ru-attiatioae nr
III-en practicing markmanahip. and has! ranged for a rum Ithu'p
lt-Iolopod raplrdly in this line One“
dar recently he oIerslIot the. mark and OVSTER TRADE AFFECTED.
I bullet from the \Ienpon \H'lll through: ~
1 \rludou in the residence of Georgefunleu Temperature Moderate. Quick
‘Ilili. \il‘s. Scott W nu nt'tlrit)‘. illlll ly Supply Will I. Exhgultod.
\tl) lor'ttIIIaIclI lilt’ built-l esIaptIdlII-m 'l‘he "Wm. trade h. bauir nanot-
.tIId aside I'rom breaking the Irtndoa lltl ”MIN “3' n". mow". 5‘01” .\...Mhm.‘
Ilamage II'ns dune. ‘ ,nnyn the New Haven lit-glitter. anti an-
ion the torn -rIItIIre risoa considerably
DARIEN AND nonoron. .wlthin .. mph. I... most ..t .I... under
--- Inmates along the harbor and Quiuni-
\IItIIIInI \Vaikel of SIIIIIIIorIl was. pine river will be forced to clone lot
I \i "iltil here I'csterady. lack of supply, Tim price of oratura
Mam human are made unhappy Jurt l1.” risen am." when...” g n. .on with
I! lHIItIenI by frozen “all r pith .- ii“ the last few dayI-I and is expected to
PI‘IlIlIlptIi Perry is hard at \II'IIIlt pre- g“ higher.
pining for the IIIlIool enltttninmcni ‘ Man) of the lil'it'l‘tt haw hundreds
\Ihlth will take place FebrnarI ll. lof bIIIIhala in MN ter at their docks.
btlt It is lumping:- to get thorn out
“lilinm it. Mdtkfl“. ‘Ifmmt riI of lhlII'
place but now nicely located III New during the arose!) weather.
York has bet II npendlnge eomc time I —-~ .—-——-——-—
lll rc. RUTH CLEVELAND DEVAD.
.\llk. itobtt't .-\. MII:i)IIlIl| w. 'itIl It vlnL-_
.III in South .\til'Miiii. roster :ulI.
Ser'IIIIIl cam-n of frozen I i‘llh art re-
ported. !
A number IIP the Ilium: p.~IoplI are]
planning a dance to be held the lat.-
tIIr part (II this month or the Hint of
next.
l)r. t‘ t‘. iiohnnnoa ot‘ South Nor-
walk wax visitor in the loan yesterday.
The \I'IOIk of tailing ice on the Til '
in pond hue commenced.
The cold weather of late has put the
Iutomatlc water tanks on the rallloaIlI
between this atatiou and ilownyton out
if business temporal lit and (Pill!!! arr...
,Eldest Daughter of ExoPnIitilni Died
on Diphtheria.
l‘ithC lI‘TON. N. .l.. Jan. 7.~—itnth
Cleveland. eldest child of ‘- PrcIIidI-nt
' .tirorer (‘ercllnIL died at the Cleveland
IhonIc here today retr nnexm-ctcdly.
the immediate cause of death being a
weakening of the heart aItlon during
a mild attack of diphtheria Dr. \Vyck
off. the attending phyniclan Iotid that
Miss Cleveland had been ill ntth.a
lmild form of diphtheria for four dawn
and the heart motion was not. anticl-
patetl. She wan fifteen years old.
GERMAN COLDIERS UNIFORMO.’
, BERLIN. Jan. 7.——Since Emperor
lWllllnm saw tlcaerals Corbin Young
.lohn Dilililt‘y. of lhtIiI II IIInt totals: aDmnigcfl‘mggullfgnerefi
NforanInlk Tlilt‘iifil:\‘ and in the (Cl)lVll‘SI‘.I lumber 190% “'0 may cloth makers of!
1 In Iran I; a unit town he at c ea . .
.lIIIt M was taken to It Hide 3' rectzbylt‘h‘l; $313,). 8:232:33 fiflfm'xgfi
two toung men IIho attempted to rob a bland beta-den .trnn’ color and ii iii
him. lie Ilaimcd to have successfully ,, . “hm, H, mm. ‘be
l‘t'FiDtHi their efforts amt made his «4- o D‘ui‘ri‘eg' for dmw“ Ion m )ho t.-
capc. and certainly when he appeared . a? 8 n: e the uniftlrlna' “mg“;
In a Main street. Norw.alk saloon. thrill”:1 anonDctrnmluioncd oflicersp The
evening. he was In an exhausted con-i I lb tan b tested! r n .0“ under
dition. apparently due to cold aadlco ‘ 1 m3“, ,0 o 3 ‘ i
mm The bartender looked after In. I ff“ C” 22““. ‘32:. 6" ("3: ‘f‘ .c 2,“.
comfort. and late in the cloning he rc~ nous an “In. an « ”“8 m
covered suiliciently to go to a tmarding- mer manoeuvres I ‘9 new an arm:
house as he was afraid to start fort
home
As Mrs. i-‘redericka S. \Vohton. 0h
80th Norwalk and her guest lrwin
nriflith. of Southlngton. were going
to the station in Barton. Sunday night
after having been the guest of rI-utlatlt‘
they arm a runaway horse coming tb-
Ivnrd then in the road. The borne in
tltiached to n sleigh. When Mr. Grif-
fith saw that there was no one in the
vehicle. he ran out and succeeded in
stopping the her The reins were
broken. but Mr 0 8th and Mrs. Wes-i
ton drove clear to the Wet! Burn golf
grounds in search of the owner. and
an thi‘i had not found him by that
time hey taunted to mum; and
placed the rlgV in tho Bailey y.llrory ata-
“W
CRANBURY
hire. Bil-It titanium ia' ill Irm- grip.
.T E. Granary haunt Tocday A:
“no“ front the big tower by the side
of the ll".il(i{ \iunI of the Union were
made into In consenuenec.
lance from dry dabble or gran- it
III-iii be. three or four years before the
lpreaetn uniforms entirely disappear,
t u the an eminent haa upward of three
million old uniforms in stock though
the greater part of these have seen aer-
The German government in the
largest ready-made clothes manufact-
later in the world taming out 600. 000
I to 800.000 unilorm'a per year. the exact
litumber depending on the weather.
MISSIONARY AND NATIVEC.
NID
DROW
ANTWERP, Belgium. Jan. 7.——’i‘he
min-ion steanier lap-toy cap-ind re-
cently opposite Kwamonth. on the Con-
go River. A mlaatonary whole name
In. not given. and twenty three natives
.. were drowned A denpatch from boo
. mild-ville giving the non adlib that
‘ may wait preecedln from the
opener go to launch! 'to em-
bark four other mlsaloairieaf. when
Bridgeport faulty Inflation caused the aim.
The unit" Iris towed into shallow
53:53? am" firm" “ “hm water but It Is feared she will be I.
mung "3‘? il entertaining he, "9' total in... ..
II ow ark. ' ‘ VAL! “II'ALL '0HID E.
mm: W“
John Tinkier nu'nmmett a horse 3... 5 7,...
or 'r 15.0mm . lam! wall the dataoft'ho tam
, . mun-(Immune m“ “‘
“Wrote? I'IoetIIohoMidlalhtl-
titers in Normal}.
- 55‘” TI t . this . mam-ll 5: a change ha-
WI._
V Int' that}:
all Int-a5: Vadthe and.
V you 'V I #0
do}; I'm... a ~riilt filth frlotidg ill ll! 3‘ ~'
are scarcely diatlngulahable. at. a div .
’..Ulifel'lityd ran-awn ta til! _.
lint, llt’ill
Scull
tiles and
tlnonitto.
The venerable Hiram
K. Scott. cleric of the
town of Ridgefieid iot’
thirty years. and one of
Falrfield County‘s. lords
moat citizens. loyal
“I use Linonlnl wildn-
ever I have a cold and it
is always successful in
caring me ouickly. it is
a very beneficial media
cine. which i am pleased
to recommend to others."
4
Al
i’
lites '
At all Drug Stores—~25.
so eta, $1. .
-. ,. 4 ......
Do You WantMoIIeu‘?
l have It to loan on all kinds of Real
Ertntc III large or entail amounts. from
one to three yearn. or on easy monthly
payments. 5 and ti per real interest.
F. Arminaton Peaveu.
Mortgage Broker.
ltIfItI Fulton Street.
Dept. .\l. BROOKLYN. N. \
Hew‘i rum
“me {3"qu this than at but In ital-
rm glue»
llmfi- Illatiatttrt'iltm m.
III IIIN'II a 00.. Tomlin.” (I.
get ili'ililtliii‘iti fled hum known it
- .i iii‘lt" (M tild mil is you It. and it":
iiov iIti mum-II; iloh um: iii till
iiiI IliIuI irIiI'iIIIlt-iltllts hi iiilliieidiil
“1%“ m but any obli iftl‘nh made
My tlIIL
“All lNli tumult a .\lAltV‘iN.
IoltI‘-.Ih lirlluqlsla. Toledo. 0.
ibiil't. Cninrrh (lilt‘ b. taken inim-
may III ting Ililiit‘ii) upon liitt blood
fill nittcolla HtIrfttWIIt he lIi_\llit'm.
'rnatlmohiniu M'lli ma. III-II ‘l.’ I coma
|III lIIilliI‘. Nillti ll_I' till iii'li' ltIitit
like Hdli‘l: illhllii i‘ille Itl' itillfiiiI
pitiloii. u
lien IiiII widows cry. frientllt nrc
snorri but that doesn‘t fIIrlIiI-h thIIIIi.
but I policy in the
Conn. General lm Insur-
ance Company
payable immediately makes the family
Independent.
FRED 11. FIELD.
_. CINIRAL AOINT,
United Iank lld'g.
10.5 per cent.
A dividend
Present rate should be incrcaacd
yithin the year. Your dividend
arantccd and princi )al protected
hit a "trust fun " oi Thirty-l
iliona.
"An inmtment. not a
apecnlation. ”
The “ plan" founded on the law of
live
“CC.‘
“Id In “In. to
flammitt. um. Block. Hartford.
Somarhlng'ln the
Jewelry. Line
would be mm approprl'gta
for an
Xmas gift.
Call and examine my stock
Richard Noack,
J‘ NORTH MAIN STRVl'Vl'T
COAT"
$6.25 a Mutilated.
N0 EXTRA CHARGE FOR CARRY-
lNO iN.
Coal that will giro .you full value
for your money Is the only kind we
clean
the way
through and which every penny that it
paid counts for warmth and comfort
sell.
and
The
that
kind
cool
that
all
III
in
for you and your ‘.........:"" ,.
ii HElillllillll it Still
‘rwovaltbi.’ I
Saaylaw va.. Gait Norwalit.
Coward t.,
Tel. I. Norwaik 01-0. 8. Math 54-5
5. Couch Hamill.
Denny S. Hall. llcpreuentatlre.
l Lauder Hill. South Norn‘alknCt.
,1
The Best
for diving a quick. V hot
and lasting fire. '
Much iclmper “than
coal and gives if):
same satisfaction.
Hundreds are burning
it and saving
money.
USED.
till it & llgltllglt.
, antenna.
Capital. $1.00QV000. ”Burnt“. clasped
- . a lapellt place
with the Indultrial
Caving: and Loan
'Phona. 132.
Jenkins Brooklyn
and
VGARLOCK PACKING
Carried in Stock.
onto an 'aILvalIlI Farina
New MICRON“.
Hava‘ «‘9 armorial. Can allow them
in operation. .,
Rapalra b Stationery and Ma.
rin- mim and Conant Mun-
ina Work solicited. I. ._
THE 6 N. Kenneth
JI’F’GCU‘" “
so when or. no. mam“.
-i
l
Mrs. F. E. Colemnf.
'45 .59 a... .51.. .59. mini is
haaopaaallm :2
4-5-4 i I-IAI:
Miiilnoul Parlor
Compa ybaaro a
quit-tort). dividend
of live par cant. par
annnrn from data
at dopoait until
data withdrawn.
a... mm... “"NOVVVI wt: and
c. _
H "
chatted 0"ch Izao. two at.
Iliad-Ia Dimt‘I-a‘. Reilli‘ant III-hm...
Mortimer M. L» R. L. Cabnrrt
Charla I. Cu“ Mn I. Lam
“CI!
amino.
Lt“ I" 'sx-I'nti‘bv “5'54“ i
.9... 1.9.... n... 9......
‘ 15333 I.’ It'- Iii} '
r‘fi
W» Datum- Strut.
' 'Ev“ p.
..............
.hare been gradually changing from
Io. Namath l year to year until now they have reach-
!t'd a point of simplicity and good taste'
‘ represents
. . b d.
uml-annnaily of sit per cent. \“M “m” e "“m"
'tho new style mouldings.
i
!D
average; name an that Von liic incur. '
l
.lL H. Decker
ONCE TRIED. A). WA YS’
. merits of our coal.
l Halt 36%”
Christmal
Don’thttrehven
Cut/a
.V,-;
in almteofm
culmination In having II'" articio
once ill prion. Our ROCKET, KNIVDI.
lSGiSBORS SNEAKER RAZORB. CAli-
VERS and all MECHANIC? TOOLS
l tar: lot. I r \l'AIillANTED and thou
l‘ Iy will be refunded on any limitation!
inoodn. "17) Till’ lilI‘S’l‘. They are
aluayn the cheapest for service. We
lIIaID'Ii {uninha- Io lull picks ,Itt, ionit pt'l‘cea.
lemma. Writ“:-
llg I.
kin: and Dow.
Next Door to the Library, Io. Nor.
Than-.434
,l’lature Frame
Fashions
at which they are sure to remain for
some time.
The stocg of moulding on our racks
the latest metropolitan
styles. We can frame your pictures as
Many an old picture in an old style
frame tan be reclaimed from the gar-
ret and made-decidedly attractive in
'To Order—Window Shades. Pico
tare Framea.
ealcr in Wall Papera, Paintera’
Supplies, Artim’ Matcriala.
SPECIALS. -
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
tum. roe.
Cloth Window Sindee, with
:Iringe, 25c.
' Solid Bran Halt Curtain Roda,
3 It. long, with fixtures. xoc.
."Shure-Cut” Can Opener, cnta
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$6.25 per Iron.
Why buy poor. abttey coal when you
can buy the belt for an equal price’
We handle only the “BEST LEHIGH”
COAL mined. and can therefore gnar-
antoe aatisfletlon. Send In a trial of-
der.‘ and we will convince you at the
But No. 2 Nut. (not the hat alatoy
ntul), 85. 00 per ton. Beet Cumberland
Inna-nan" In attractive ~ '
Charcoal In large or anal
Seaaoned Wood. cord length or loved
and ID“ i.
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