a new in cilia. 1:111- die watouw'oi-n of the west, I‘m-on Roosevelt in the second the .United States to wear- ’ ‘ mous Gro’ in Cleveland AI- not sin: as sensitive as the Turkey, who never shaves '0! having his throat cut ms- is country in the matter of ‘ on, when one hotel in Phil- to pay and annual tax of course the guests pay the 11‘s mum: TOPICS. I there is a lunch box made school girl which has every ' of both a music roll. and paint is to cover crackers with which the 1 tree is to be decorated. the toner thing to Wear a col- ul! set oi leather. but you sure that it matches your ripples is a delicious Southern 3e reel e for which i have taken 1 "lbs omn'e Magazine." 1. 1' roll h with (owl and game. red opp es, not too mellow,“ It! not .be allowed to break Weigh the fruit. pare and out three-touring at I pound to each pound or fruit. Put 11- in the preserving kettle with shows watpr to cover As soon syrupy drop in the apples. 1 quartered. and simmer gent [they are clear. Slum out the _add put in glasses or jars like mouths. Drop into the _'nulnbe of whole cloves, a to ear: pound of sugar, and the red peelings of the fruit til the syrup jellies; skim out age but. leave in the cloves. 1 over the apples In coloring W r‘this makes an attractive at to the dinner table many people have been benedteii olive oil freely at table who bled with Jaundlce that it I it eve? one so troubled tryit. here are so many which it can be incorporated yous or even seen like medi- peteoil pretends to be able to ”ether a woman is well bred or ‘ the way in which she replies vitations she receivrm: not morning semen tomorrow by ,Bev. W. W. '1‘. Duncan. Will the topic. 'fWhat is Worth Sunday school session and Class at the close of the co. 'l‘he youne Ml so on day. topic. “Good Citl ,1Il «liver by request the sermon reclined the Sunda lion day. topic, °' 1- Election Day. " Aspen of the evening service wm ‘ liliren‘a chorus of thirty voic~ ill render“ several selections. and Opals-date. ccomniodationa 1 reasonable prices. ”PH LA WALZ. Prop. Also 1 Muliscitciuo. Ie phone 398. he only. the 0th _ iv’ presidents have worn _ cocaine was “The Present Condition of a; food thatlt would not get ~ “bi" apirlng Outlook in lndla." . - Amusing . for making A PERFECT LOCK-STITCH; :1 in: variabi speed and reducing friction. So WASHINGTON STREET. 11.‘u'rile 11.1.11...pr of BAN 11.? sswmc 1 1: 11 MACHINE—vac embodiment at SIMPLICIIY 11 1 1 and UTILITY—.111: ACME or CONVENIENCE. _ 11%“! another feature In the OSCILLATING HOOK.I1dcvice assuring Ibsoiuteiy correct motion 1 SOUTH NORWALK. CONN avoid- , PHYSICAL IOUOATION. BOSTON, Nov. 26. -At the second days’, session of the Massachusetts Teachers' Association, the opening dis- Phpsical Education in the Common- her. A 3011904- wealth. " George H. Dantorth. super- intestinal of schools at Greenfield, was the principal speaker. RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELB. NEW YORK. Nov. 26 .:-Arrlved Steamer Philadelphia. from Plymouth. Southampton and Cherbourg. walk. on the 22d day The man who is willing to go to heaven alone may find he is going. the other way, 1 POPULAR AMUSEMEN'réT HOYT'S' THEATRE. 2 DAYS, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 96—29 IIIt‘urn Engagement of I "The American Vila 1‘1 graph ..’Co’ bank. they should Pictures and Several New Local Pictures. SPEQIAL MATINEE. IA'ruapAv. NOVEMBER 291'“. PANEL-Ivanhoe. 109,201: and 30s; Saturda Matinee, inc and 201:. i SEATS 0 SALE MONDAY NOV. 21.1i able to spend it. count with it i S" VINO! umran BANK A YPUNO MAN AND ALL AT THE livery Iv ‘ genome in. he Ono Wonk. out; Nov. Ilth. COAL ! GOAL i THAT‘S WHY WI HANG“ i'l'. I-lavlo:o .1111 with Which wI'wIli lie pleased to melt you happy. 1 till all Indra. lame and , 1.. ,. ”Lung-W- Will Talk to Young Mona Yo People of The Norwalka. ‘ IVANGALISTIC MIOSIQN. Oouth Nam-III laptlot Matting House. B. Heirshfield a 5.... to how lllllsg‘ our Ilsa with I alleles lmslanmnw raoeA'ra «once. At a Court of Probate hulden at Norwalk. within and for the District of Norwalk, on the 25th day of Novem- | Estate of William R. Lookwood.'late of said Norwalk. deceased. Ordered That The Connecticut Ag- ricultural Experiment Station, Trustee under the will of said deceased. exhibit its account with said estate for ad justment at‘the Probate Gilles in New of December, A THE sans? cues for your money is a good savings Everybody knows this. at least But many people heel) putting of! opening an account until they can start with a his sum. Showing I Complete Program It New somehow or other they never seem to accumulate .amount. The way to save money is to put it. where there is no temptation good education and ability, will often the THI SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK is such a place and invites you “(sought 91.18!“ 8'9???th ,1thls Christmas season to open an an- A dollar only is neces- sary to start. Then by frequent I small additions you will soon have the amount you have been trying to save Land. couldn’ t. Try It and sec. THE SOUTH NORWALK graffiti profits. and perhaps :1 ruined BANK ImLoma. CORTLAND MYERS COAL ! "1.5111011 DON’T 1113'? 4 Accent ills coal beam-Is crowing] l. 1km 1 co. we are how b We“ li‘ld III mil. "Lilli!” deal minds and the mos ‘1 1 cells its it is in religion And desired lit-ll Home merchants all ItinoilI. 1 ‘ hers is a mat on... tiling» map hers. ‘ tunicorn is business; but courtesy is ‘ 1‘DOI2'1I reserve your ma "swell sat" alone - 11‘s the mtrvelously com 1 neurons of modern tride;' production Ind mahuiacturs aim is guild's scone tor the in i. scientific intellectli‘. ”Arthur Balfour. ‘ ' Lukewarmness is Is fits! in busi- it Is matter to remember others' meanness than our own. 1, on cross Ilse Whenm hubby let it I est. 1 ' 1A little "lolly" new and theii is rel- ished by the bent c! then. 1 1 Widen your circle oi trleuds it you V would widen your business. 30 0W!" And it- you can't he cheer-tut, be II cheerful as you can. All our time and every loin of shilh ty their to the conduct of our busi- BOSS. "Courtesy i A motto for every man; counts for even more in business then in the 1lpar or. - Every man should so conduct his business as to insure aeif~respect and the respect of others. : .1 Instant and courteous attention xiv- en every Customer, no matter whether a smell or large buyer. There is It tie in this world‘1 worth having that doesn t; either have to be worked for or fought" for.’ No business-not even the cobbler's shop or the boot blacklh‘p staudv-is too small to display courtesy. , A single courteous attention is worth a (lumen apologies for neglecting to be courteous and attentive The cost of courtesy is so small that anyone can invest in it, but it some l. D. 19011 at 10 o'clock forenoon: and times pays enormous dividends that all persons interested in said es— tate may be notified thereof. the said Trutsee shall cause this order to be published at least twice in a newspa- per having a circulation in said Dis- ilct. at least ten davs before said no day of December. 1004. HENRY W. GBBGOBY, Judge. it doesn't cost anything to be polite and attentive to customers, but it may cost you a loud deal not to be. A merchant makes a mistake if he tries to build his own business up by running his competitors business down. Tickle a successful dealer and you will lied one who is both attentive to business and courteous so his custo- more. While keeping sharp watch cl your competitor, don't forget to turn the searchliight on your own business now and then. Neither all'ect to dos nor flatter the man who helps you ocean. in other words. don‘t call the farmer an agriculturist or a horsemen .‘ "What a man does." says Hamilton Mable, "is an authentic revelation of what he is. and by their herbs men are fairly and rightly diluent” ’ 1 ‘ You cannot alien! to lose a dead one tamer through any remissness ct your own. It costs less to retain an old customer than it does to get and keep a new one 1 Treat that customer who wants to lab as cordially as the line who wants a pair oi line shoes Their wants may be reversed next week. There never was a time when some your hat. When put to the teat don t get angry. Courtesy is to business what all is to machinery. Agreeable department coupled with win where capital In the hands of the bearish. the unattractive and lllnat- urId will fall. in tact. ssressble do lportment is the one indispensable and should not interfere with friendly 1 relations among competitors. in tact. Mendiy relations and I good under. standing malts for mutual success. where strained relations piece 811”“ rilla warfare and reduced it not des- One never knows when the client of and ill‘mauneiod act will bring loss in looms form to his business It is so peciala' Important for retail dealers to culti’ vote the triendpblp and regard oi salesmen. With is..." exceptions the most. successful retail tradesmen are these who have the moat friends in the traveling fraternity. i Courtesy costs no tax; but it is not looking in value a business it can be employed to Increase sales. prevent 11.1 the loss of profitable lines. more val liable information. up! not lull-squeal iv to collect or Iaeiire doubtful ac- counts. The sour. stabbed grail- 1 spoken business clan must in the very nature It thlnpsrs pulse trade and pmdtabls Iu tioaand gain the ill .1 will oi a wartime. portion of the l pie with wholaii ”I contact in contact. on who. uniIII slider obliaatlons. sn- durs patiently and without resentment libs diaeourlmus’ treatment at others .constituie a small minority Human mature rebels anoint! didbburtesy and Ibuse. it does not always manifest ills resentment barrels retaliation Tillie kind. It. it did. the menace lei an laments iradsfihau's purine“. 111mm would be alight. Tho dill or III! in the nursed wrath. the rib» hides its time.-hoot and shes Recorder. 1 ”T ’S OHIIS‘lilAN NOUIRY OLUS.‘ 'i‘e Nihilist out day wu iter- elm missionary Work It New illus- lnnd. presented by North.” '1th intro toiloivsu b ht out the were is 1.33%“ attended the public schools. 1 other nannies. is "The Epistle to the muted by Mr. Lille public schwl t 1 holiday follow ' 1 ,1 _ .1 tapesubieli 2W.“ j. It to yourself ‘ buy a pair of laces or a- box of pot ‘ one did not have a complaint about . wane business is rivalry. u need not ' duciory address and dlIcuIItihogtm that 1 1 In her. Malice is char or at t ' the. blade ‘ l) he hilt than in Class A. He. No.1009’l'l LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. to wit: Be it remembered. That on bbr. 191M. Complain deposited in this cities the title or 11 BOOK. the title of which is in the fol lowing words. to wit: Connecticut Reports Being reports or cases arlrued and detennined in the Supreme court of errors of the State or Connecticut. edition. The Banks Law Publishing (lo 1049 the light whereof it claims as pro- prietor in conformity with the laws of the United States respecting Copy- rights. Ollico of the Register of Copyrights, Written 0 0 Revised ii. I) K. W. Entered A. l. Mailed E. 8. ll). November 16,1904. Class A. XXc. No 100976 LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. to wit: Be it remembered That on the seventh din of Novem. Company. of New York. N. Y hath deposited in this omce the title of a BOOK. the title of which is in the following words. to wit: United States Reports. Court Vol. 92 Cases argued and ad- judged in the supreme court of the United States, October term; 1875 Re- ported by William T Otto Vol. ii. The Banks Law Publishing Co Office of the Register at Copyrights. November 23. 1904. ‘w I S! WIST WASHINGTON ST» Covert Gusts. the popular tan 1 color silk or satin linings. sizes for young women. 14 x 16. also 38. 38 and to regular prices up to 89. so. (loath oi! Heavy Kai-say in 1 tan and caster, values up to 87 98. I Ladies' Black Coats. best quali- 1 tv’hersey and Montague. satin lininss. all sires, maular 810.00 and 813.60, A3 the seventh day or Novem- The' Banks haw Publishing of New York. N. Y.. hath Tourist Coats. all . wool Kersey. tan and caster, the newest models. especially suited for the stylish young lady. made with velvet col- lar. also collarloss. inlaid with vel- vet. good value at 315. 00, Vol. xxx: second By John Hooker: ' New York. Ladies' Suits. new models. about two dozen sample suits, values up to 922.50. . At $10.00 -—.——- Washington.D HERBERT PUTNAM Librarian of Congress. Bil THORWALD SOLBERG Register or Copyrights. Oppossum Round Scarfs. double. value $10100. Oppossum Flat Scarfs, $12.50, value, x a renewal for fourteen years from hill 19 26 d3 ”.1. T KILLLED BY LIVE WIRE. NORFOLK Nov. 26 ..'-—Dr J C Ken dell. of this place, received word, from Schenectady, N. Y.. today. of the death of his son, Cyrus 11.. employ by the General Electric Compan there. The young man came in con tact with a live wire of heavy voltage and was shocked so severely that ORDER. OF NOTICE n...— 1904,1116 Banks Law Publishing . 2 -...._. l l District of Norwallt. ea, Probate Court. November 25th A. 1).. 1904. 1 Estate of Jeseph A. Pratt. late. of Norwallr in said-District, deceased. Whereas. written application has been made to this Court praying this Court to ascertain the diatributee or distributees entitled under the will of acid deceased lo‘ihe property in the ads oi the Executrix and for an or- Supreme deoth came in three hours. He was a graduate of Yale, in class of 1903. Bhodleld. New York. 1904 ha The right whereof it claims as pro der to silver and I. vs the eu- motel}- nill: egoggptglty £0.11 are laws of SPECIAL) its: 011ng to the scribe: a: persons 13 sec us copy- so found entltl to it: ' r1 girls. 100 CLOTHES PINS ....... 10:. ordered, 11113.31 min application be 19 LBS WASHING SODA .10c. gear?! pndeItemined a: th’ehl’gobnt: A . ...... o. “3 n 0"“ 0“ 9 I ”0 103::sz80...” P 23° December. 1901i. at 10 o'clock lore °‘ noon; and that public notice thereof the AMMONIA ......... 76.‘ be given to all persons interested therein by publishing this order in a Washington, D. O HERBERT PUTNAM. Librarian of Congress. By THORWALD SOLBBRO. Register of Copyrights. Ola-abolition- ertien 0. G. , newspaper having a circulation in said games it. In. rt w. Jose [Off Distrift’.‘ atfll'east ten days before said Mailed n'e. n. - In renewal for fourteen Years from ”M Md" 3L. ‘0' ”0117!!“ HENRY W “WORK” n21: it in 111219 88 d3 TELEDHONI. SAM TELEPHONE 322-4. QUALITY ~ ‘ AND COST POINT TO BUT ONE MO HAL—SUV HIRE AND SAVE MONEY. IT IS EVIDINT BY OUR TH AKNSOWINO NUOH THAT THI PE OPLI APPRECIATE OUR EFFORTS TO PLACE BEFORE THEM GOODS THAT All! PIRFIOTION AND OUR DEALINGS UNOUESTIONAOLE. WE APPRECIATS TH! LII‘ HAL PATRONAOI OIVIN US. "A T I p.. I saw caor a. o. molasses .. ..... We GAL. FANCY GOLOIN ”in SYRUP .,. . SDI OAL. PUII YINMONT MAPLI SYRUP. .. . the OT. SOT. HIINY HOMI MARI PNISIIYIS AND MINOI MEAT IN ITO NI JARS. S50 and 750 I J”; ALI. THI LIADINO IRANOS OP PANOAKI AND IUOKWHIAT PLOUR'S. POPULAR PRIOIS. THAT SPIOIAL ”*OINT TIA IS A WINNIR. HAVI YOU TRIS 0 IT? ' VANITY IS THI IPIOI OF LIFI AND A VISIT TO OUR STORE AT ANY TIME WILL SUOOIST SOMETHING TO YOU IN THIS UNI. LOTS OF SPIOIALTIIS HINI THAT THE OTHIN HASN'T 001'. Charles E Seymour, yaoui'n lineman. cows. unsettle access. Makes Best Broad. Oi' rut mm the mills. That certainly proves It must its need «our. time and I great man we have not, we Itlll audit. .as It is not laying around store houses and dlflmnt placesy tor months bolero it menu you. lay low Ivory ”use It Mann 9 Flow is guaranteed to you. Maud I. Flour la mass m the illicit of spring and winter wheat. and is bought by us in our me lots ill- We sell on as avarapI of ill oar leads I year right her. in our own Imp-rolls little town. 01 course you all knew tint flour to rain" III it at the precast p dealers are burlap most any old kind at «our, anything that us to ma I I leader. Isl stall to the III relish Maud 9. brand, because we know that t makes more bmd, whit- ‘Illil hatter broad than any other brand in the world. was» you buy Maud 9. Floor you are auroral 3's grill: or I In , our patrons and to III!“ who would like to glv. our Maud I. Flour a trial we wlii sell it It the memo. Mrs outrun for three divs. Saturday. November is. and Monday and ‘l'uaatlay, Novambar ms and Mil a... a rim. For lap. ‘l'l'e. ‘ Maud S. flour. '1'? 'N'H'v “rib. ONOIOS “AN AND TANOIN OAI-IFONNIA NANI. FIR Ll. 7W3
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