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Gales? Better’drinlt ilesith Brand
Cocos, but If you must drink. then
irritate mild, rich Coiled. that has
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but! ofléclu of the hoan South Amuri»
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It
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CORNELL UNIVERSITY‘ WON.
First in Intercollegiate Meet Yester-
day. With Twelve Men.
NEW YORK,’ Nov, 23,—Corne‘l, (lo-
lumbla, Yule, Princeton. Harvard and
the University of Pennsylvania Wei-o
represented by teams of six men each
in the sixth annual cross cthmtry run
for Intercollegiate championship hon-
. ors over the course at 'i‘rnvors island
and vicinity today. The course mcn~
surcd it little ovur six miles, end the
greater part of it was laid out through
the woods hmwr-on Pvlhmn Mnnor sin-
tion and the home of the New York
Athletic Club, on the edge of Long is-
lund Sound. Cdlnoll having won four
of the live previous contesls_ was the
favorite, but the Yale and Columbia
runners had many followers. Joints
1‘}. Sulllvnn was the referee.
'l‘ho championship was again won by
the team representing Cornell Unlver~
sity. four of her mun finishing in tlu.
first five.
The limo of the first mun. is}. 'l‘.
Nuwmun, was 32:35. Cornell ‘wns llrsi
with 13 polnts. Pennsylvania second
with 41 points. \‘dlo third with 51
points, linrvnrd fourth Willi 52 points
and Columbia fifth with 73 points.
COUNTERFEITING THE. GENUINE.
Foley & Co.,iChicugo originate: Hon
ey and Tar as u. throat and lune: remo
dy, end on account of the great nlcri
and popularity of Eoley's Honey and
Tar many imitations nra offered for
the genuine. Ask for Foley‘s lionel
and Tar and refuse any substitute of
fered its no other preparation will give
the some satisfaction. it, is mildly
laxative. it contains no opinion and
is safest for children and delicate per
sons. Sold at Plaisted's drug store
3‘
YALE TEAM MADE $70,000.
NEW HAVEN. Nov, 23.~Although
the report of the football season at
Yule will um, be made public until
next fall. there is considerable spoon
ntlon us to the amount of money made
by the team this season. it is line
urcd out that the total receipts will
be upwnrds of 870.000. This figure is
reached by eelmnliug that linrvard
and Yule ouch will get “H.000 from
inst Saturday‘s game, Yule will get
822.000 from tin: Princeton unuw.
$11,000 from the Columbia game. and
about $7.000 from minor genres.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative llromo Quinlne Tablets
All drugglsts refund the money if It
falls to cure. E. W. Grovo's signature
is on each box. 25c. "
ELECTION SERMON REPEATED.
13y upcciul rorpicut thn ltev. W. W.
’I‘. llnncnn. pastor of the Find Mt‘iiltl-
dist Church. will limit i-iluuduy owning
appeal. the bud. Nill'iiwii in tho melon
pronniiod on the mount election. This
sermon wns prouchcd on Hill night of
the eel/urn storm when the congrogu-
tqu was nccoeusrlly uuiuii. One at
tho liltlil bronchi. lhnt «roiling i'otpilulio
its rcpolitlon. The theme of the new
mini in "flood Citlncnship After idioc-
Iion flay."
MW
FAVORED BY IIOTM PARTIES.
Republicnns and Democrats alike
praise Foley’s Honey mm 'i‘nr (m
coughs. cold» and all thrust nud lung
diseases. on no other remedy can coni-
iluro with it. it in solo and sure.
5‘. 'l'. Hillier, morchunl. i‘ll Main Ht.
Gloucester, Mimi!" Wi'iiiltl: "Foley's
Honey and TM cured and of a very
bed cough which i had for ihroc
mouths though othor remedies failed
to benefit me. i can highly rccom
mend it for coughs and coldll.‘ hold
“t Pinistod’u mutt idiotic. “
WANT "O'V' HAY To SPEAK.
WASHlNG’i‘ON. Nov. 23.w$eilhiilr
B. M. Culiom,‘oi iilinols. today present:
no lo the proledcnt s committee of the
Union fungus Club or Chicago. which
desired to enlist ihu influence of tllr.
Removelt in an effort to induce Boos
rotary Hoyle. deliver on nildrccd no:
gore the club on Washington‘s Births
ny. ,
TIBE- instrumentation
MAN
used'iuyaohsvs" inc new lather. in
piece (if-mo us ii iii more unitary
sod constenisnt to sorry. Softensthe
new «new use Billion dill
. "being necessary to the murder of Suin-
9 mm or unrelentingui:
cumin? \ * - ‘
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- GINQWAW; .0... ,Q‘V. a; ”Wr—mm
were no disturbances at the foundries
In ‘Oinoiunntl. Cavinxton endiNewport
during the night. and no threatening
i-‘nnt to balmlttoday “in out! , ero-
pul‘ls regarding Thomds Bracken and
other refugees. Meantime the police
of the three cities whohnd been, bold-
lns aloof ore rennet-ills flsismncedrho
Charged against Thomes‘ars'cm and
Edward Trainer were changed today to
gelt glimmer. a nonutinlon moldor. on
C ' .nh ‘ .
William, Friend. oiling ‘Pntt‘o'n, who
Is unions the principal in the killing
of Wcskley. today denied all know
ledge of any plot, in.wllicli he drew the
short. straw to do theshooting and in
which others worn assigned parts. ‘
Interest today centered in the chem
on made against Joseph E. Vale tine,
president of the iron Moiders' nl‘on
of North America. and other union of-
ilclnls. Tho detectives claim to have
had evidence of oiclsls abettinx via.
loncc before tho confessions of yester-
We met Valentine. . ‘ ,
Fred. L. ltnnbausnr, the apprentice,
is said to have mode a confession in
which he insists but John Hook. com-
nlittonlnnn of the local union. met. him
and his father on the night of No‘veni.
her 16. later that night. Honk brought
inJosoph liollo’weli, who went out for
the dynsinitc utter Hook had made ur-
i'nilgoinenls with the apprentice. Idol.
iowull .was to get the dynamite at
Holnokamp's ofllcc. Finding that
closed. Runheusor said: ”i then wns
asked to return to 'H‘eineklinlil's omco
Sunday morning, Nov. 20. i went alone
to Heincknbl‘p‘s office at the appointed
time and met Joseph Holicnwell, went
from there to Valentino's office, where
we motVulentlne. ‘
"i was instructed in tho use of dy-
nunlito by Joseph Holiowcll. at tho
sumo‘tlmc he told me to destroy tho
mold of the sbonr punch. Valentino
nuroelng in buy me $20 if i succeeded
in dosiroying the sheer punch.
“l was told by Joseph Hoilowoll to
destroy all the molds i could and was
given ilvu cartridges by Holiowoll.
“1 left Valentino's office at 10 o'clock.
and returned to my home, telling lll.V
father what i wus expected to do. i
wont to work its usual Monday. No-
vember ill.”
in the remaining part. of his cou-
l‘cselon Itonhuuser tells of putting the
cartridges in Lathes, November ii.
and of the first discharge an hour and
a hill. later while wnrkinon wore pour-
ing incinl in the mold.
A GOOD COMPLEXION.
“Sparkling eyes and rosy checks
restored by using Dchit's Little blur-
ly Riviera." so writes it. P. Moore, at
Nut-ogdochos, ’i‘ox. A cortuln cure
for blllonsness. constipation. etc. Smnll
oillwcney to inktamcilsy to not Sold
by The Clifford i-‘barinncy. “
FREIGHT RATE WAR.
General Agent Francis Testifies BcIOre
Commerce Commission.
PHILADELPHM, Nov, zit-«(inc of
the principal witnesses bolorc the in-
torsinie commerce commission loduy
in tho invcsdgntion of the frolghi dil-
ferontinl was i'ldwnrd Fl‘illit‘lfi_ gcncrui
agent of iiit‘ Allen line of stoumsblps,
who is locntod in Chicngo. in flilHWI‘l'
to questions, Mr. Fl’iliii‘iu ntntcl tlvit
(‘iicngo is tho competitive point of
freight curricrs in the line of grain
shipments. Ho was naked the condi-
lions rolullvc to New York nnd l’ilii‘l'
dolphin in rcspoct to obtaining freight
ind said first so for as the Mind lino
was concerned the conditions were
cqunl us to bouts. snllinlzs nnd tonnage.
"in milking the llu-ough ruin Irmn
Chicago to Glasgow, whut bus been
the oil'oct of up lniuml rule which is
lowor to Philadelphia und linlliinoro
tth to New York?" the witness n'ns
asked by t-iilns W. i’oitii. rcprmcnlinu
rmuuiclphln,
"It cunblcs us to not «organs for
l’biinduiphlu null Baltimore."
"thro Ibo rules are even and the
sulphur cml send to New York as
clicupiy us to lllilPl‘ portu, which would
rocoivo tho proioroncn?“ .
"Now York, i think."
f‘hoirmnn Knapp, midrcsnlng lilo wit.
nose. said:
“i mulcruiund it ill (‘hicuuo you null
spucu on your siunmcrn. if you Iii-HI
cursors you run offer lowol' iniumi
and (when rule» to und from l’hiiu
dolphin?"
“Thai is corroui. 'i'lio silippui' lulu
lilo option of unlovilnx i'hiinduiplilu,
with the privilege or differential."
“Whit livid tho dlifcroutiui‘l” qucrb'd
Mr. Putin.
“It freight, is in demand, the chips
per Ill is it. but If cursors are plentiful
ilw unrricr rot-ultimo u portion of ii.“
Mr. in‘runu‘s uddod iliul durum l‘lllll
wuru tho liifi'nrcutinl uiwnyu obiniuud.
'i‘boro won n time. he cold, when the
rnilronlid lunlsiud on munl iuiuuli
l‘lill'li to all port» uud during that lit r-
ind lilo Allnn lino did not not nny
frcllgiit. lo i’hilmiuiphiii.
.iunluu lliiwford, ciliol‘ clock of flu:
’l‘mnh bliwu' AHMlI'iNililil. submitted
tuition umi Mlniislli'u. showing the
froiltili fluids to i’iliinnloiplllll and Now
York. He mm not mumbled.
Mum “an
PASTOR STOPS WALTZINO.
No More “Round" Dancing at This
catholic Parrish Pair.
Hotl'l’iilNG’i‘ON. Nov. 23.w‘filtirc‘li
ho. no more wuiislng iii the seven
nlgim' our new ‘Iloinu given in me
’i‘own Ilsll by the would of Bi. The.
mind itcinilu Catholic numb. lend
night when the dancing which nightly
follow a musical and literary nmi
mm, film about to begin. rumor
Dobbin informed ihtliit‘. present ibullw
did not "War the “roilnd dunno" and
tlud he. would not countnnmmv it ill
the full“. ' /
BRITISH, MINIDT“ TO OHM
_ debiivil'l‘ON. Nov. allwdrthur
bullies. counsellor of the British ems
busily horn. bus been appointed British
minister to Chill.
medically deer girl. i here a lime
rnines sense than you give me credit
“fl é . .F ‘r‘ .
» Bell—u! m tiled of than-liter your
mumbled ‘ ‘
. from the net-son. it ileum
on mine. sore ,
livery tofu u
ywioodt‘ulf. slips {1‘ onion,“ _
under arrest ‘t Boilth Ben
suspicion of'belna concerned n‘lhmfll
WWW!“ whobdn’cood‘rp or ‘ eii‘ of
Juan‘s Bridge. Washingtonioutlot 3hr
.000 had been caught. Deputy Sheriff
"Kllburn of Wasbi‘uiston'. has been in-
structed logo to Indians for the prion
oner.
the state of Connecticut bezfoi‘tunuitl
in secure extradition from lndlnno of
the man under arrest at South Bond on
suspicion of being the one who hnno'
and Dr. Henry Hartwell, of Judd‘s
Bridge. Anzust 30. a trial which will
be watched for und wide will he in
prospect. it will recall the trial in
Massachusetts some years ago in
which that remarkably clover, "gold
brick” and "confidence man." known
all over tho country as "Bunco Reed.”
was the defendant. and which ended
in the defendant forfeiting heavy boll.
Throughout the trial in Cambridge, it
was evident that Reed was at the bend
of a wealthy gang of confidence mun.
Dr. Hartwell was persuaded to draw
$5,000 from the bank at New Milford
with tho intention of buying some gov'
eminent. bonds at a bnrgnin Accord-
ing to his story. the money was taknn
from him by it man who intercepted
the vehicle in which he was riding
with tho clerical npponrlng stranger
who had given the name of Woodruff
and who had bonds for solo, Dr. Hurt.
well claimed he was sandbnggod. The
next day some letters were received by
the family. which were of the some
chursotcr an those usually sent to vie.
time in the old time three~cnrd montc
swindle. Two days inter Dr. Hart.
well's daughter wan shot at by n
stranger on me highway nenr her
home, and the incident at the limo wus
thought to have n. conoction with tho
buncolng of her father. Dr. linrtwoll
was ill for some time uiicr the loss of
the money. but now is able to be
about. He has been extremely roil-
cont nboui. the affair and the exact mun.
llt‘l' in which be hull, his monoy has not
been made li-mwn. ltouorts from South
Bend suvcrnl Hines of into seemed to
point. to the prisoner there us the. man
wanted intro, and the indications urn
tlini. the slum will not. him,
PRIEST'S MIND AND HABITS.
F. 8. Rice, William J. Schlegel and
Others Testify to Father
Lawlor's Habits.
'l‘hu hearing on the nltcmili 4"
Christopher iniwior to brink tho will
of his brother. the ltuv. Mnrtln l‘.
Lowlor, wns rcsumttl in tlic Supcl‘lol‘
(Ioui‘t, Waterbury, yesterday before
Judge liornbnclt nnd u Jury. l’olcr Lu.
coul‘s was tin» first \viiut‘ss producrd
by tho di-i'cnsr. Hl' snxl li‘ntllcr l.nw~
iny wus a hum of good habits. Iio ncv.
or saw him llilllt'i‘ tho iuliucncc of
drink.
i“. ii, iiivc suid ilnit Filillt'l‘ iniwlni‘
was of good. sound mind. Mi". Rico
snill l‘v‘nilior l.n\vlm- in lin- purcllnso ul‘
tlii‘ 'l‘ui‘ncr Buillldip; mm in (but and
othcr transactions fonml‘ the priced to
ho of sound mind. Willlum .l. Sonic-pct
said I’iliilt’l' Lnu‘ior could «11'le as
sharp n bui'unin us our business man
he knew. Mi‘. Schlogci denied. in nu-
swu- Io Attorney (l'Nvili’d qutsiious
tint ho inui (’l'i'l' said li‘nlhrr lulu-lo!
hull n torriblo old Jun, on. lip know
Fillilt‘l‘ l.n\vlor wns~ iuiwn sick Ot‘l‘l'i-
siclmlly, he sold, but he didn't know
anything about n log.
Edwnril i.. li‘l'lsbc Six, suld lit- hnd
born fricndly with li‘uilw‘ l.n\vlor zil-
mosi slncv ho one u sinnll boy. He
ilnii round hiln u curofull business mnr
and found that he iliuuys food is cor-
rect viuw of business. niuiluru. lie was
it mun of grout inlolh-ciuul ability. in
Mr. ii’l‘isbio's opinion. Albert Scllu
lnnkol'. «victory and lruisurcr of tho
Bl'lllili i‘lty Lumber (‘oiiipiiiiy, unid tinli
Fliiiim‘ Luwloi‘, in his bus litéss lit‘iili
with iiuii concern, bud nitvnys ills-
pinycd sound business scum». Samuel
P. Williuins, who nrrunga d for n 540»
lull) luorignnc on the South Main nnd
(‘ii'und strict building biluucn ii'iililt'i‘
Litwitli‘ lillli .I. H. Wiiittimuro OI‘ Nutt-
mitm-lt, eniii Foihcr i.nwlur wus ulwayd
of sound. clour mind.
Sour
Stomach
No Imiito, ions of strength.
mm. heulschs. eonstlpstion,
lied hmsih. gensrsi nobility. sour rio-
inn. sod «term of the Biomwii an
til do. Is Indigestion. Kodoi euros
indigestion. This new discovery now
rents the maul juices of dizpstlon
is they exist in s healthy stem-eh.
combined with the gust-u known lento
ind Monsitoodvs properties. Kodol
WWII Ours does not only cure Ill~
ligation and dyspepsis. but this lemons
omsdy cm oil stomach trouble: by
lissnsinx. purifying. sweetening sud
strengthening the mm membrane
hotel the eiemsoh.
moms train. on m
“mowers“
i
«twiddle with their dneyd.“ ~ ~
i’l
eiy ”that;
wnsnmoron. ‘Nov. 23.-—Should '
to tho intent of the law he in luuuluu
‘ elk dunno
"I . ‘ * ‘V V
we lulnts of
Oval-bolt the hands,
«aluminum of headache“ first. ‘
Twinning and shooting Wins in the
loinsiollow. They must be checked.
They’lead to graver compligtions.
ri'bo sufferer seeks relief.“ ‘* "
Planters
the back.” . - . ,
‘80 called kidney cures which do not
cure. . . . .
The long~ldokedcfopresulr seems, un-
stteinnble. ‘ p , If ‘
It you nutter, do you wont relief?
Follow the plan indented by. this
South Norwslk citizen. ' 7' _ 'i: ‘
Mrs. Juniors Jennings, of 3 Tolles
tod'snndfitook them. After finishing
the treatment I felt ovarian much bet-
ter and the secretions were behind."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
time. and although. i had very little
faith in proprietary medicines, I
thought they wouldn’t hurt me‘ , end
they might do some good. i was sur-
prised how quickly and quietly they
noted. When i finished the box the
backache disappeared."
Forensic by all dealers. Price 50
cents it box. - Foster-Mllhnrn 00..
Bunalo, N. Y., sole agents for the
United States. ‘ ‘
Remember the name Dunn's and take
.10 other.
AN lNEFF‘ECTiVE LAW.
That Which Requires the Filing of
Statements of Election Expenses.
A Hartford letter in the Springfield
Republican says:
The peculiar wol‘thlcssncss of the
Connecticut. law as to returns by can-
didates of tlioir election contributions
has poss.bly received a little more at-
tr-ntlcn this year than usual. it is so
absolutely incffectivo that it ought to '
be repealed, oven if nothing is put in
ita mace. That it. was intended to be
so by the legislature which passed it
has ulwnys been belicvcd, and the his-
tory of tho measure certainly goes for
to unstuln this impression.
The onginul draft of the law made
its npponrnnco in the. legislature of
1803. Two reports were submitted on
tho original bill, each being a substi-
tun". The first required among other
things illlii, the return should contain
the name of every person to whom a
payment wus nindo. The second I'Oil‘
inlnod n numbvr of scvoro provisions
which were struck out by the senate
and the rest of the bill pnssed. Neith—
cr become a low. Each contained ii
cluuso permitting inumsonmcnt on
conviction.
in iiiilfi u bill was enacted into low
substuntinliy the some up that now on
1hr books. By this time its teeth had
been pretty well drawn, although it
wns mudc to appear rigorous. it lit..-
initied imprisonment for thrco yours
for any one who should give money
for election expenses to any one but
tho political committee: or the politi-
cnl ugvnt oi” tho committee. But us it
AHOWHI u candidate to appoint his
own pobtirni ngcnt and in spocillc
iornm declared that he might appoint
himself as his poldlcnl agent, lilo rc-
slrilining (il'm-t of this port of the law
cannot bo considerozl serious. Thut
one. item gives u tolerably good idle
.u‘ tho clmrnclor of the low we now
huvo. .
it. (ices null for an itemized stuns
aunt of the sums received and ex-
,mndcd. but. this word ltcmlzmi is so
construct! as it) hurt nobmiy’s fool-
.nus. The whole thing is n howling
.ui‘cc. When an honest. inoxptricznsc
:untlidnto actually reports mourning
4t. and he appears to have expended
iltli'i' than nny one (also. which is us-
.ntlly for from being inc Incl.
Not only bus the law boon tinkorcd
.nto u form which robs ii of value.
.lui what is bit of it is often ignored
with impunity whon rdndidnlos or
lgonls prefer not to muko returns or
unkc thorn in n different way from
tillli. dirccimi by low. The “"081 in-
doors is afforded in n dispulch mt-
.iounclnlz the total sum to in; reported
.n’ the Dnlnocrutic stnto committee and
.uldink incidentally that If wall be re-
,ioi'ud only in the gross uniounl,
LIABILITY iNSURANCE.
Question of Payment of Expenses for
Defending Damage Buit.
lilllt'l‘li‘flltl'). Nov. 21i.--Tlio unit
which tin: Moridcn. Southingion lind
Compouln-u 'i‘rnniwuy company. nu illi-
drilling corporation of line (lonuucticllt
iiullwny 6i, Lighting Company. bus
blougln against the Now Anlsterduln
Ciliiiiflii)’ company and which Is now
before tin.- Hartford county superior
cmwt invoivcs an intorosilnlr intcrprer
inllou of on mnployora' Ilullliity insur-
ance policy, ’l’hc (insultily colnpuny be
sued to tho 'l‘runiwuy company on in-
nuruncu policy and named to indcninb
fv it nitulusl loss by accident to any
mnployu or pnnsonsor on its uystom.
’l‘l'u muxiunnn amount of tho indumui.
iv for any singlu noctdunt wun upwel-
ilicil tit 35,000.
A passenger on tho conlpuuy’s our»
“its killed. ltmi null. wun brought
against lhu 'i‘rinuwuv communion l0
ricovi-r sound ulicucd dnnlupvn. 'l‘ho
Cosunily company. in uccordnucu with
tho forum of tho. policy. defended lilo
litigation, 'l‘lw mist of tho doiondiml
tlm notion won $030. Judgment for i no
udmnilnirntor of lilo dead man's ostuto
to recover ”.1900 well awarded by the
oiipnrlor court ol' New nllvon cunnili-
'l‘bo Cilililitliy mliupnmy contempt llnlt
under Ibo provisions of the policy that
ii is entitled to deduct from tho $6.000
tln- amount expended in defending the
mitt nod that tho 'l'rsmwmr company
is entitled to receive only tho imisncu.
'i‘hu 'l'l‘mnwuy colupnny. on tho othor
humi clnlnul that h lit untitlod to co»
ccive the full amount of tho indemnity
uuol that [ht mnnliiit involved in do
fondlu the ruse should not be dcducb
ed ho 'l‘minwey umupeny has
brought cult to rumor the amount, do.
r’luctcd pi.- i‘nc Chantilly company and
the case is now before Judge Tirol/or
n he tillncrlor Coili‘i.
To TEST PANAMA LOTTEflY 6A“.
NEW YoltK. Nov. saw’i’nc infield-ll
of the Mellon or ticwrmu “side. of the
Panama (lanai some, in announcing the
Panama lottery in that situation is to
in. tested by (Sarina phone. manager
of the lottery compsny. who arrived
are tried, and linimepte for ‘
hernias! , _h ll 'iiilontitn
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The D. ., dCo. 9
Eeroblllrbed ‘ 185!” ‘ ‘
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Hand Made Nolelhes. , ,
Just now is the best time to select the freshest} ,ai'lli...
‘ newest of the pretty Art Novelties for Christmas gifts. 2}
visit to the Art Section will amply repay one if oniylto
see the show—case full of the dainticst articles. all ha'll‘d
made and decorated and all useful. ’l‘hovaricty " is int)
great to enumerate. but we mention a few togivc unaided.
Silk Work Bags and Opera Bugs. “Little Journey," "
Bags. ‘Giovc, i'iantikcrciiici. anti Collar ioxcs. Scrap
Folding-Baskets. Dinning and Duster Bags of pretty .
siikiuc‘and crcton. N‘ccdlc looks. Clipping Books. Memo
Pads, Baby .iiography Books, Yelling Rolls, Pen \'\"ipcrs,
Sachets, etc. There is no limit, and they arc the latest
novelties. ‘
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The 1905) Calendars.
Have you soon thc Culcuiiars? ’l‘iicir bcnuly is some
compensation for the rciclliicss swiftncss with which 'l‘iinc
rolls the your around. We are hardly really to part with
the pretty Calendars for 1904 and their successors are
crowding upon us. There are bcautifnipictnrcs on (ink
panels and in oak frames, with Calendars attached. The
fine productions of Raphcnl Tuck are shown, Dickens pic-
tures, Hunting pictures, landscapes and portraits in sepia.
Dutch and Chinese Novelties which are all works of art.
There are Telephone Cards. Engagement Pads. and C01-
icgcv.»\llllallacs (in Varsity colors) with blank pages for
nicmornnda. All these nuiqnc and attractive things are
in demand for daily use by cvcryonc.
'i'bc Fur Piusiics, {is unnuuuccd ycstcrdug. are, down
to nearly half their former value. As the material is very
wide only at small quantity w ill be required for the vari-
ous garments. For instance,
From 3 i0 3 1—2 will make a Coat for nuyonc.
Two and one-half yards will make a Jacket.
'i‘wo yards will make on Eton.
One-third of a yard will maltc a bandsmnc Stole.
From 1-2 to 5~8 will make a Child's Fur Set.
l’riccs $4.95. $6.00 and $4.75.
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The , D. M. Read Co.
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EgVUEPWS iiiiiiii. READERS Will BE FURNISHiii
iiiiii ll Siliiii iiiiiii Fliiiiiliii i’Ei.
For eight of these coupons and 60 cents we will furnish. for a. time.
Sentinel renders with a mild gold. fully warranted fountain pen. polish-
ed barrel, rubber cap, screw section, bountiful delivery. worth “.50.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. You wonder how you ever got slum:
without it. Carry your coupons to Clitford’th'nincy. i". 3. Coleman, 10
North Main street.Wliiium P. Beers, 4'.) Wall street; Edward P. Wood.
38 Wull street.
NOTHING BETTER FOR CHRISTMAS.
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A Retro Chance ,
BUILDITWE LOT!
In the Center at a Low Price.
TAYLOR d: ODLDEN offers for sale Ian sanding”
Lois on Oulnay street. between Butler and. Oreherd
Streets. Nerwellr. Conn.
Ill Prices Ranging from
$250.00 to $500.00 for Lot.
This is about the last chance. to
obtain a building lot in the center
for a home at such low prices.
Map e! um at our office. where lull nerlloulers all!) be
cheerfully furnished
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Taylor a Golden, W*
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