'Pilimlnl Hoso company.
at Sterlingriup .8. Va, and made nor
THAT WE GILL
8 Cans Oolld Paokod Pumpkin . .25o
. 3 Plus. Nous Ouch Minoo Moat .. no
2 Lbs. Fancy Ivspomod‘ Ponchos 28o
iii Largo Sweat Jam-loo Orinoco” 2::
Fancy Turkish Layar Figs .....
A. Stull,
24 COT‘ TAGE AVENUE
EAST NORWALK. .
CONN
as hand
F M Taylor of Wlnaold street, who.
has been quite lit with bronchitis is ro-
porled contalcsent.
Captain Joseph Fowler is making ex-
tensive repairs to the rudder of Pol-
lard'II yawl “Jean."
iI'uoIrt lI‘. PiI-rI-I- wont III Weston
yesterday. to bring down his burst. so
as to get, the lif'nHiii (If the sieighiug.
The handsome III-dar skiff which has
iIIIIn cottstI'IIcIrIl at Fowler‘s yard fIII
William il. Smith. Is now completed.
Frank Ferguson. of (love atrI-III. who
has been ill ulth rhtumutism for
sometime. iri now able to he ottt again.
Quite a number of local firemen and
fire police are to attend Iht‘ ball of
this evening.
in South Norwalk.
Almost all th: officers and teachers
of the East Norwullt Methodist Sunday
School attended the board meeting at
the church. last evening.
The. Junior League will meet in the
laIilI-a' parlor. of East Avenue Mctbtr
IlIsI lIiplseopai I'burcb, Friday, January
x_ at :: p. m. A full attendance IlI-Idr-
mi
The service of prayer in the East
Avenue MtIihOdist Episcopal Church.
on Friday evening. at 7:150. will be led
by Charles illll. Topic: "Our Work
For [904."
”~th sptciai Illll\t‘l mIIt‘Iing held la~t
ending in the E Ill-ii AIIInIIII Mt‘ilitltiihi.
t‘hurth \Ias III charge of ..l t‘ iiau-
kins. The topic of the meeting was
“The Family and The School."
t‘barles i... llill will lead the meet-
int: this evening. [I is earnestly desir-
ed that all members III‘ the iunIoI
Band and the! \. ll. (‘IrI- it be prea-
IInI. Let there in II bngc IItIcIIIlsIIII.
Without food fuel (II clothing. Fast
Norwalk found Mrs. James Riley and
family. last Friday. and with II chnr
it; which covereth a multitude of siIIII.
it provided for them at oIII-I.I.-~~itldgc-
lit-.1“. Press.
’i to annual meeting of the Sunday
school board or the East AI'eIIIIe
Methodist Episcopal church; will IIII
held on Monday evening, January ll.
lliiii. at. 8 o'clotit. in the ladies pnr~
lor. A full attendance III desired.
(‘aptain Decker being in New York
today, Oscar ..IIIuI: IIi‘ the shipping IiII-
partment of ilit‘,Ri|tii‘i Company has
change of tiII.I IIpI hing depat law at. . be
company has a number oi IIIIiII lar‘tzI
or-dI Irs otIing III the faIIItIic uhich I "—I
lots in IIIhtr pith-cs
Mrs. Iii A. lIIII-kwooll .lIaIl II family
gathering at the homestead. in Stam-
ford, on Nt)\\".\'(‘fil"li Duyv-ber sou
iI‘I-ed. who lives with her: Mr. and M rs.
Janine Roadie and son Harold. of Nor-
Ivaik. Mr. and Mrs. iloIIIIcII. of Non
listen. Miss iiattic Lockwood of
Greenwich and (‘ harics l oclIWooIl and
family of 'l‘acouie being pII-sent.
Mr. Bump, of the Sea
Food Company. East Norwaik. was in
Lenlsbot'o a few days ago. looking up
more stock holders for Oat Rush and .
Wheat Rusk, lllt‘ now breakfast food?
which is being so widely advertised
through New England. This food has
been used to some extent by our
townspeople and give satisfaI-IIIII l“t- l
salts.
't tintlt eyed. IlaIk lIaiIIId little
Ilaugbtet was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank H. Datcnport. at the old home-
stead. itiIe. foot of Bald Mountain
Benningltin, \'I-_Imont. abortlI before
midnight of the 5th inst This makes
Mrs. ldu M James II ngItIIlIIIanIIIIII for
IhI fifth time the other tom being
Mabel. iiat'vy.e
tirtt‘n MountuiileeIa. t‘XI'Ipl Muhei
aim is II new YIIIk giti The Intlre
t.I.IIilI b.- IIeii IIIIII in the NIIIIIIIlks. I
lilt‘ "millet and bill) daIIgiIIII' ul‘ MIII. .
..iIIIIIII< having spent sum.- tlIIII hi‘lt lui
\laI‘. while hei Ildest IinughtIr has}
with th‘ grandma two months.
summer. The entire llaIcnport family .
Ionsisting of (‘randpa and (iranIlnIa
liar-.enptnt Aunts Amelia and iane.I
l' ncle John and family, l' ltt'Iit .lim IIIIdI
totally. and the entire. nelgbborhoml I
ate rejoicing ov'ei the meat. and MI
last accounts mother and daughter!
were doing well.
ROWAYTON. .
Mrs. Edward J. Ladrigah. oi‘ itowaI-.
Ion at cone, is ill.
Samuel Mott had one of the propel-
lcrs broken oi! his steamer. chnesw
day while engaged in bucking the ice.
Some of the. sidewalks are in IeryI
bad shape lust now and if a sudden
thaw comes them will be floods in
many ottha atrocity :v. . . i
. ..W ‘
~lmpoaslhlc to fancsoa an accident
Not Impossible to he prepared for it
or. Thomas Eclectric Oil. Monarch
...-er nah:
I'IADAH p‘rfltt m0 ILL. ,
iDNDON Jan. 8. Ethnic Antoin-
one sun-uni; um. 3.11me) the
ballad singer, did a. i. of
the Woman (3hr
e0
residence Madame Sterling was born
debut in lit?“ "
1- III too.
.lit‘t'iillt Il
‘Iidic and Mosaic ulI'
I ping at. St.
There were no sessions at CenterI
Union. is seriously ill at her Landon Thomao
I
mama ...... Madras.
.Vflss l‘ “2f“ llowcu. “of "flu street. lsl
attics.
(date are Scoileld is qulto s'crlously
‘I III til his home In IIurII-II
Miss JI—IIIIIII Weed is enjoying a In-
IIIIIIIII from office Ilutics this wank.
MIa. Wm Weed and Miss Jennlo
Iwore in Stamford visiting friends,
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. 1). Lyon are occu-
’pying their new and pretty home on
Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm.’ ii.
lII-Il Mrs. langdon'a parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Mead. New Canaan. Wednesday.
There will he abusinesa meeting of
the lCIIwIIrilI League at the residence
of :\|\’ili \I'llmot. Thursday evening
Mrs William Ballard and Mrs. An-
na \\ at. r-buI I returned Tuesday front a
much t-IIJIIIIIl Hall of a neck III New
York.
William Street. who was so seriously
Injured recently. is steadily improv-
ing at his illlnll‘. lie was nhlt.I III sit
up for a time Wednesday.
'I‘iII young men of the Methodist
Church IIIIIt III the puIsonage. 'l‘ucI.
.iIII IIIIIrgaIIise II societI for IhI young
men and boys of tilt.- church.
liugait Norman who is sIIIIlyi Ig
law in No II \oIk. spI-nt (‘ hristmns with
lIh. IIIII II- in liIlIlgcpnrt and New \IIur's
tiny ulth bl. IInI-lI- Mark Wilbur. in
lbIriIIII. _
\ chIeI IeoIIiIeIl in llarien from
MIth statics that during iht' storm of
Sunday morning the f'iiiilt'il bolls of
that toIIII IIIIIc silent {III the first time
in illtIIIn )flllti
"lhI- I-IIIIcInIcn of Marie“ had snow
ploIIII alumni can) Sunday moinintt
to make a any through the. great
mills and received the blessings oi
those whose duties called them abroad.
'l‘iIII‘II was no service Sunday morn-
ing in the (‘ongregatioilul Church. ow-
ing to the snow storm. The
ones who stood at the gate. rIIIIIiy.
were Mrs. 0. t‘.. liowen. Miss lIIiII
llIIIrIIII. Miss ilclcn Mort-house. Slau-
by “town and Rev. ii. 8. lirown.
’i‘hII annual meeting of the Congre
national Church. liarien. took place
iIlIlIII IIIIIIIIIIg. JIIIItIaII l A bountiful
sIIppeI IIIIII clljoted lI_I those present!
sII"IIId in Mrs ll. l.. (illicite assist
ed by Miss Georgie Whitney . Miss
Stella Austin. Miss Nettie lamscn‘
aIIIl Minx “t"liil MoIIlIout-tct IIi'teI
IIhith ileuctIII \ li SIIIllcld spoke of
“tilting." and Miss Stella Austin IIf
OIII boys and Gills." lII-ncon Scolield‘
has been IIIasIIrIII of the IbIIrehJoI-
‘t_I _IIIIII'. in all. and lot the IflHl ttIII—II
II f‘f'tllii‘lfillht‘l)‘. Dating this that»
SKILIIIIII [Hint-It‘ll IbIoIIgiI his hands in
III the soIletI IIIIII IeII
through his influence. lIIInI-on SI-oilcld
rIItIiIIIIitm fIII the routing
_IIIIII'. During the meeting. lhI organ
solutions iI_I i-“-IId S. A'IIIIIIIIIII of .\IIr-
\IIIik. uIIrII linIILI renIchIIIl. it is hoped
MI. Andreas IIIIII been)... organist
for the chIIIIh. .\I sIIvI II IIIlIII-k came.
the "f‘tgliial business "hating. the pits--
tor ttiIlIIg .I restInII oi‘ the spiiiiuui
life ot' the sIIcIiIII. Demon Nash It"
ported for the Sarah“ School and Mrs
it. |.. “Hello for lht‘ Littlies' ..-\il 80-
"til‘iL Miss iiclcn \lorehousc for the
Austin fot the Junk" iaugue. The re-
port of the treasurer. lk‘ilttill A. ll.
showed a deficit of 8|I.3
but \Ihoac present at once pledged
8173, thus enabling the clinic b to coin-
mence the year five of debt. The an-
nual expense of the ciIIIth is 82..0ti0i
The following officers ucre elected:
A. ll. Scoiield. clerk: J. t‘.. Mather.
deacon for four years;
house. .lr.. treasurer; usher. Rawiph
Hindley. Alfred Morchouse. Sr.
re- -electnl on the usinI-ss (.‘IIIIIuIittIIo.I
The IIIlIeI “\(“Hilltilh’ liiling unexpired
‘I‘eims :‘ilt‘ F}. Austin and A ll. 8co-
cil
WILTON.
Will (iIIIItt-ttd has been on the sick
liat IIlIh a severe cold
The (‘oIIgIegatioual Society hold a
parish meeting Wednesday attIr.nooII
George liltkcnsuu of Strntfotd has
last lrctuIIIed home pilot a few days Iisltl
with his sister Mrs ()scat hckland.
George. Tbomss and his friend Mr.
SII was of Non HaIt-n hstc been re-
Icnt guests of Mr and Mrs. H. (3.
Thomson
Miss Ethel Belts. who in company
with friends is enrouto for California
Ila Mexico has been recently stop-
Augustinc. Fla.
School Miss Beebe teachei. on Monday
and Tuesday. as the bony snow fall
l tendered the roads impassable
The sen-re. snow storm Saturday and
Sunday was a reminder of the great
blinaIIl of 1888. The same keen and
biting air. the some relentless snow—
fall. The weather prevantcd service
in either the Congregational or Episco-
pal churches At It a. m on Monti”
the thermometer stood at taro. having
risen tueivc degrees since 0 a. In.
Mrs J McEwen Beets was the has.
toss last week, of a New Year's house
Iparty. The out of town guests includ-
icIl Norman Betta; Waldo Banning and
George Weston. of the city Mrs. notto
gave a New bar's dinner on Friday.
Among those peasant wars Mr. and
Mrs. Hut). Thou Mrs. Frank Woo-
ton. Mr. Stevens (leorgc and Albro
n. - . , I - . 'a
...—......
can't. have.
. .
23H".
lAngtton I'lII- .
faithful .
iar;g.-i.‘ .
i .
Alfred More» . ‘
Renuncisticn is tiring up what we
In“ “I“
.t'Il. SIIIII‘I'M
a luminous tr p in
.I. it. Gregory is lln|
temporarily with Huh I Bradley.
I "Nothing doing." it is not an unfa-
I‘mlllnr declination here but with snow
land cold things were new doadot'
ilhan at the present timo. '
Sheriif Fred Kempsr to authority
fro the statement that tho themonotar
lln tho western section of town relia-
tcrod at below soro. at an catty hopi-
Wodussdsy morning g.
The cold Weather with havoc In
nearly ovary Iactory mascot In the Do-
'schcr PIBIM' &. Tool 00., also the Com»
‘ paling sI-alc ($0.. a shut down was nec-
IIIseaIy owing to hunted pipes
1 tons III II bola: perfected for increas-
«.1 business by Toquet hunch 00..
wiIiI b is soon to start the shop on full
time. in addition to its regular work.
automobile motors are to be made
there.
The Water Co's main on Combo
street froze Tuesday anti residents us-
ing city water were without it for al-
most II day it would appear to be a
case of fret-1e out for the company all
around and an inclination on the part
of some to make light of the matter by
. Ohio.
a position
Ideclaiming that "The tire. district com-
mittee put up the Job with Jack Frost."
Very few walks have been cleaned of
snow. praticulnrly along sin stmet
and what is laborious going for the
men. must of necessity be in the line
of cruelty for the women. it is little
credit to those permitting such condl
ideas to exist when if. minutes in most
instances would case the way, for Inca.
women and children. if individuals can-
not or “'9" not clear their walks. the
Iowa should adopt methods used also-
iul-m
THE MIBBiON OF JANUARY DALEI.
IIIIIiit Is generally given to the
January Sales" 'iu the big stores for
hating proIen that dull times can be
Iidiflth IIIIIII~IIuII- by pIoper adIIrtis-
Inn.
The time was. when Januaryswas can
Iof thrI ItIIlIIIIIt month's of the yati‘. The.
holiday Iusb was lost optics, and tho
new aleIIg goods III-re not in sight.
'l‘--IIIIII was IIIIIfIIllI dull in human.
I‘bI It i‘ "me all him: To provide new
tree!) stocks of staple merchandise. and
1plIII II them on sale during January at
spI-Iial pIicos for the month. The first
subs began with linens IIqunlItI and
muslin underwear and later Ithead to
many otbeI lines in comlnon IIIII all
the year.
The popularity of "January attics"
“as as: tired from the stall and every
I'I-IIII has found them more popular and
1mm uidc spread than not before.
January is now one of the busiest
.Inonths of the year III many Inores.
I 'iho philosophyotIiIII‘ January sale'
’is that it i. potudbic to iiIcu up out
IlIIll no that IIlIeIiItr in Janus”. Fob-
quIv. July (It A..ugust February salsa
fIIilovIIIl .II. II natural I‘Uiiflfillli'uCi‘
IIthI the now... of the Jautsiry sales
I'\\ as .IsIIIII-Il. Spring goods were st-
it"liltt! I- arty, :IIIII Ihrii sale i'tli't'f‘d
‘IIIIIIntbs below the goods I. etc to he
Ili' ad. by Inc-Ins IIt‘ IIpIIlal prlII'a IIIIIdII
IlIIIiIIu illlllllli) and iI‘IbIIIaII Most of
’the old time I'I I'IIs of IlIIii pI-Iiods haw
iIIInlshrd when the iosson has been
lIIt-ttrheti. hoII III merchandise. and how
to wire IIiIuI.
iNTERNAL REVENUE RULING.
IhI Ioltouing IIrI-ular ii‘iitliiu', to
Illstilltd iipiiiis and marks on whole-
sale ileIoI IlI-aIIII'II. packages has been
Itl't‘l\(‘d fmnt Washington. by ti-oilcc
tor of internal itoreuuu W. Frank Klu-
boy:
"A IIuIIIlII-I' of ViilUlt‘Nflil‘ liquor IlIIui-
’i‘Hi lIIII'inII expressed II preference for
Itutting III bunting. ilII-Ittud of atI-InIll-
ling as the method of applying tlII re-
lqulrIId I-ntuks III the heads of packages
England[Christian Elltlt'li\“.t)l and ‘Iliss Stella'or distilled spirits put up by them.
which method at cutting or burning
giIcs results equally satisfactory with
those accomplished by attaciilnu. III--
purtment circular 126 (int, Rev. No.
650i of November 9. i908. is ht-rt'hy so
fat modiilIIl .III to petmit IIlIIIie-Ituie ii
quor dealt rs to affix the raqulrtd marks
by iIgiiIly cutting III binning the same
on the head of tho par itugt. or III stea-
Iling. ‘
"The option is also hereby given to
I wholesale llqum tiIalIIII-I either to mark
their packages in thI manner required
. bI the terms of the climb" rI towed to
as abate smenIlI-tl' or. in lieu of the
Itnarks relating to the proof thtrein
prescribed for the head of the barrel.
2 to legibiy cut or burn the numerals dc-
.notlng the prI-sIIIt proof of the con-
; tents of the package on the bung slave
of tho batrel on the shit of tin bunn-
hole opposite.I the stamp head. "
ELECTRIC weakens status.“
BLUUMINGTON‘. “1.. Jan. 8.——The
electrical workaround light trtmtn rs
declared a strike today. in sympat .I‘
with the street railway strikes. All of
the force at the power house of the.
street. railway company excepting the
engineers and firemen, who are not or-
ganised. left the service. The coin-
pony has been preparing for the more.
and are filling the places of the strik-
srs as rapidly as possible. The com-
.pany today sent ten of the imported
street car crews back to Chicago.
claiming that enough local men had
been secured to mite their places and
that the remainder would be secured
bI Saturday.
”—- «Irv—‘—
CITY OF NEW YORK IONDI.
NEW YORK, J: 8. roller
Grout today advc sed for pro-
posals to be week until W «day.
January 30 for Ill.000 0000f 8% per
cent corporate stock of the City of
New York. The principal and inter-
est will be paid in‘ gold. This. is the
{III-st bond isaue of the present adminis-
Itiun. . .
WHIAT ADVANCIIO IN LONDON.
maroon; Jan; sI-uwaest advanced
a further shilling per quarter today, In
some of the proviso tourists. on the
pregnant d war. Al Putnam“ of
coal were ihi ppsd Cardiff Wain
during the past was «.000 to Japan:
- W 000 to Port Art
r. and 30.000 to
Hon. Kan!
PAMIMDIII rsou IIINADI‘.
oi" ' .
I... outbid home from .
. ...Itjysa Iaolt ...
. Hcaitit'yIApiIdti'to.
whom Inaai tlmo
«new
Mada from tho afoot.
”not ingndionu.
c. I. rumor! fl-Moimh Agosto.
‘ ' sow sauna. or
F. H. luster.
it. H. Plaistod.
Clifford Pharmacy.
In On...
i lllS'fhiif iiElIlEF ......
(Isl .Son throat. with BRAZILIAN.
I. DI. alas-o 050. No upl
iaIaliINa can for Asthma.
,um hand to. Conan-'-
“on. boo ll .00 gloss. l'isd
I rnmw'f'iiriad I. I'. no son l 00. ..
Do You Want Monell?
l have it to loan on all kinds of Real
lat-Ito in large or small amounts. from
one to three years. or on easy monthly
payments. 5 and 6 per gent interest.
F. Arminaloa i’eaveu.
Morin-go Iroitor,
i090 Fulton Street.
limit. M. BROOKLYN, N. Y.
Somaflilnp in tho
Jewelry Line
would In most approprlofo
for an
Xinaa gift
Richard Neack,
J6 NOR”! Ml!” STREET.
Honest
COAL
i6 26 a in Ballard.
N0 EXTRA CHRIGI FUR CAIIV-
INO iN.
Coul‘that will give you full value
for your monay is the only kind we
sell. The. kind that . is clean
and that is cool all the way
through and which may nanny that is
paid counts for warmth and comfort
for you and your family.
B HEBSHHEUI it ill
TWO YAROQ.
Dcavlow Avo. _ lait Norwaik.
coward at. 80 h Not-walk.
Tat. I. Romain OH. O. mitt“
. 'Phauo. 132. _
mun mm...
' and .
GARLOCK eacxmo I
Carriod in Stock.
GOLD AND SILVER PLfiTlNO.
MWMEM
Have no Duper-tor. can show than
to operation.
napalm to Dictionary and Ma-
rina Engines and donors! Mac»-
in Work lotion“.
THE G. III. New»
- H'F'G m:
as mm or. so: animus.
Call and "amino my stock
HOW'O THIS?
We offer tiuo iiuutircd iloiiat‘a ito-
ward for any case of Catarrh that call-
not be curcd by llsli’a Cstarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY l: 00.. Toledo. 0.
JWe. the undersigned. have knoun i-‘ 1
JCJtoney tor Ibo lIIIII it. years, and bc- I
lleve hiln perfectly hpnorabla in all
businau transactions and ilnnnciaily
able to carry out any obligations made
8' Dan 'f bayaiisaht
I‘ ' IHJ
, .mosgicas: AND WWW
"X" at y sow ram wooANnuaw'raa
“m”. .... . i.“ ; hfsxcuomotv suavss '
it' s a waste of money. Thord'ia I THAT HIAION TN". 1"“ ' -
by his rm.
.nlso KINNAIIII MARVIN.
W'A'Wholosnls Draught... Toledo 0 i
Hall‘s t‘atarrh Ours is taken inlet-
pally III-ting directly upon the blood
and mucous sulfates oi‘ the system. I
Testimonials sent freo. Price 75 cc nts
per bottle. Sold by all mugglsts.
'I‘uitc Hull's Family l'ills for com“.
potion. ..
.... -..._.. .. .I'
Men die, widows cry. friends uIc
sorry. but that doesn‘t furnish bread,
but a policy in the
Donn. amoral lilo lmur-I
can Company
payable immediately makes the lamb,
independent.
ran a. nun. 3
GENERAL AGENT
Unitod look Ild'g.‘ 00. MOI-Walk.
. l0l per cent. ‘
' A dividend
semi-annually of 5% per cont. .
Present rate should be increased I
within the year. Your dividend i
1.ch and princi l protected '
it a “trust tun " 0f Thirty-
fivmllions. .
“An investment. not a
4 speculation."
The “plan" founded on the law of
avoragca some so that of life ins-r.
ones.
i
.am for sum I0 ‘
Hammitt. Hills Block. Hartford.
Denny 8. Hull, Representative.
1 Lauder Bik. South NorwalII. Ct.
‘COKE’
I
fix dining 3 quick. hot
and lasting lire.
Much {cheaper than 9
coal and gives the I
some satisfaction. I
Hundrtds one burning
it and saving
money.
ONCE TRIED. ALWAYS
USED.
can illglliillllil
'PHONI. OI.
”A dopalit pm“
with IN indultrill
“vino lad Loan
company boar. a
quartOrly tiiyldoad
"Moot-0am.
Innutu from ‘r
of dopoolt until
data withdrawn.
0m. envision of Now York and
Connecticut. -.
~—
IRANCH OFFICE. 12 so. MAIN ST.
Rosldont Div-«taro. Rootdont Managua.
Datum
Martin»:- M. Loo R. L.
Char-loo E. Dow John I. Lawronoa
WOMMI'I' .H...
Mtillaeru Parlor
wills
f “0
Mrs. F I E. ColIImaa; '2
4‘ &_ 'I‘!" as: a”. "WI"! '-
mtumfif m and. View A _,
In... Door to tho Library. “IO. Nor.
‘To Order—Window Shadeg. fic-
The Boat I,
gluing incited It Go.
Incoar'
Mililitlt’iiull iii having it good artiulal L‘NT TiM‘ to] my” m. ""
that mom than‘ ovfc thou
(tiiccin Ina-.I- o'IIrlIocKh'r KNII sesame “N" *3 m.“ 'is
solssons. BiiEAllS. aazous. cad, l‘ W?- ”“7"
vsns and till MECHANICS“ 'room:A
Inn emu Ivaaaarz'tanuna ms- wcuw a: ”a Wilt
I-y will be refunded on any important “MM. ll iT‘WIRI’
a cartoon ..vo‘tiip use»;
It
goods. BUY THE BEST. They‘ are .. .
always the cheapest fIII sIIrIlco. Ws' mum MAK.‘ A m
how some nico nut pit-its at low prlcoa.‘. PRICE ’0' 'T- . 3~. .'
Comsfook, Wot
kins and now,_
it.
..a.
:1!!!-
Pfoturo from.
Fashions ‘
have been gradually changing from
year to year until no» they have reach-
ed a point of simplicity and good tam
at nhlth they are sure to remain for
some titan.
The stock of moulding on our racks
represents the latest metropolitan
styles. ‘ We can frame your pictures as
'IIIIoIIo. 4:». .
III rim 4...»: Int Moral
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Norwalk Chronicler