I
. PROMINENT MAN Dies.
»Behl..E. Brown. of New Haven. Hcld
‘ Many Offices.
NEW HAVEN, Dec. 28.-Boniamin
Brown, a former city comptroller.
. dlodat his home on Edgcwooll avenue.
. yesterday. after an illness of five day:
with pneumonia, While in public life
hehnd :1 wide acqlluintoncoshlp in the
. slats. .' He was at one time major oi
the Second Company of the Governor‘s
Foc‘rt Guards. and had membership in
many social and fraternal bodies. iii:
ago was 69 years.
’ OF, INTEREST T0 MOTHERS.
- . Thousands of little ones die ever:
' year of croup. Most of them coulr
‘ have been saved by a low doses at
Foley's Honey and 'l‘ur. and every tam
fly with children should keep it in thl
,.‘house. It contains no opintcs and is
safe .and sure. Mr. George H. Pick
‘ ct. San Francisco, Cat, writes: “Ml
. baby had a dangerous attack of Cl‘Olli
"and we thought she would choke tr
death. but one dose of Foley's Hunt"
and Tar relieved her at once aftcl
other remedies bud failed. We or
never a minute without it. in thc
house.” Sold at Plalstcd's Dru-
Store. ‘ *r
STRlKiNO TEAMSTERS RELEASED
NEW HAVEN. Doc. 28.——-T,be ninu
. striking teamsters who were couvicb
ed of conspicacy after a long trial in
the Superior Court. were released
_ from the county jail yesterday. their
time having been served and the costs
charged against them paid. They have
been in jail since last September. A
reception and banquet was tendered
the men last night by the local trades
council. ,
DOCTORS COULD NOT HELP HER
’ "i had kidney trouble for yours,"
writes Mrs. Raymond Connor, of Shc‘
ton. Wash. “mid the doctors could not
help mo. i tried Foley's Kidney Cili‘t’t
' . and the very first dose gavo mo rc
lief and i am now cured. i cummi
say too much for Folcy‘s lininn'
Cure." it malted tho discuscd kid-
' neys sound so thoy will eliminate thv
poisons from the b‘ood. Unless ihny
‘do this. good health is impossible. So'd
at Plaisiod‘a Drill: Store ”
YALE HOCKEY TEAM.
NEW HAVEN. Doe. 28.~Tbc Ynio
Hockey 'l‘onm stat-toil ycs‘crdnv yoS-
, tarday. for Pittsburlr. whorl: four g'llllf‘h
will he played including three with tho.
Universit of Toronto tomu and cup
7,; with the Iutcrsrholustic Toum of Pitts.
burg. The first clinic will be lomor.
row night. . No other games will be
played by tho team during the holiday
« trip. efforts to arrange lzulnos with
Cornell and Princeton having been on.
”successful.
N0 CASE OF PNEUMONiA ON REC-
" 0RD
“We do not know of a single instance
mania or uonsump ion whuh Foley's
Honey or ’l‘ur bud boon tuiwu. it
. cum coughs und colds purfuctiy, so
’ do not lulu: chuuruu with some un:
known preparation which tuny contain
Opiates. which cuuau t.“'llltil.lpniimh u
condition that retards recovery from
I. cold. Ask for Foley's lioucy und
Tu. Sold at Piuistcd'u Dina mum.
to
“we! consumption.
‘ Whore acouph or cold rusuiicd in pneu-i
atopsthe con
talns‘no ha‘rs
lungs,- or opiates t: at; cause. consti ‘
retards recovery. from a cold. .1: LEY'S, H NEY AN?
ding remedy for at throat and
NEW HAVEN. Dec.
with cunning tho the by "which a black-
smith shop belonging to Mrs. Anniu
S. Bradley and u burn belonging to
Lester Kimberly were burned on Dc~
number 12. Edwin (3. Bradley and El-
bert W. Cartwright were brought bo-
foro Judge Samuel W. Bryant in tho
police court, at West linven yostcrduy.
ilrs. Bradley‘s building was insured
for $200 and theory of the prosecution
is that it was to secure this money
but her husband started the fire. Mr.
Bradley is a prominent. citizen of tho
town. having been a member of the
Board of Burgosscs.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
“Dertt‘s is the only gonuino Witci
Hazel Salvo," writos J. L. Tucker. 0
Center. Ala. “l have used it in in
family for Piles. Cuts uud Burns it.
years and can recommend it to be ll.
UBSL Sulve on the market. Every fan
ily should keep it, us it is an lurulul
bic household romcdy, and should :1
ways he kept on hand for immediuz
use." Mrs. Samuel (logo, of Nori
Bush. N. Y.. says: "i bud u for:
now on my uukio for twelve. years tin.
the doctors could not cure. All salve
inu' blood remedies. proved worlhics
i could not walk for over two your
Finally l wus persuaded to try l)
\‘i’llt’s Witch Hazel Salvo, which bu
completely curt-d me without ieuvin
i sour.” Sold by The Clifford Phu
rnncy. ‘
BEHR LEAVES YALE UNNlVER-
SITY.
NEW HAVEN. Dec. 28.-Max Bohr.
l“ Ynio student, who is on all round
‘uthlete, has been compelled to leave
the University because of ill-health.
Ho has been sick with malaria since
lust fall. It. is thought unlikely that
he will rcturn boforo next fall, Bohr
is ll polo vaultcr. hurdlor, high and
"Mo/l jumper. and a golf and tennis
player.
A CERTAIN CURE FOR GROUP.
When a child shows symptoms o
rroup there is no time to expcriulou
viih llcw rolllcdics. no mutter hm
highly they luuy bo rimumuleudcu
'i'lug-rc is one prcpnrutiou that run :1
ways he depended upon. it has been
in use for many yours and bus novol
boon known to full, viz.: Clmmborluin'l
Cough I'lculcdy. live it. and a quick
cure is sure to follow: Mr. M. i“
i Liomptuu ol‘ Murkct. 'l‘cxus. says of ii.
;“ iiuvo uscd Chmuhcrluiu's Cough
i Remedy lu snvoro cures of croup with
.‘ my chiidrcn, and run truthfully say i.
. always gives prompt. l‘i’llt’lf." For snic
l by Stillsou'l’owel Cm-ymrutiou, Clifford
E Pharmacy. Pierco‘s Iiriduu Pharmacy.
i chtfuss Pharmacy, "
UBED ANTISTOXIN.
ulnrrono. Dec. :3 ~Dr. n. a. Bar.
grows. of this city. used. roccntly. tho
diphtiiurin null-toxin for a moderately
.uovoro cuso of "spotted fever." on
i Ford street, in this city. He adminis-
l turud a dorm oi: 2.000 units. The pa-
’ticut has ulncc visibly lmprovod. and
width dummy still exists. Dr. Burrow
ill slightly oncuurnzed. .
i LADIES. on. Larmuoo'l.
OOMPOUND.
tlrrwtmrl lullll’iiMx-WLWW'
0: ranch! Is
' aim than a cough; u is a. attenuated inflow
million or cstmh of the bronchial tubes and
lWallled to asthma and the most fruitful
Ii: homes all schools of
9,, and cough cures. loaded with m
are worthless ~und harmful, because no
dy token internally only, ever did or can
aim “3832111111” mull. the germicldo can.
I’m
7 Q‘ of?! every 9 hours and 1m 5mm “Millie m
M with ohmicubaim pron», night, militant ‘ rm“ ‘ It
Mucus the inflammation, silicone poms. nonpublic
M’Mflns ef'plllecm.~mwunym lungs mm in
' no so: and
finances is ours may cm or
I: sumption and
.' - it hot ed me rig tfrom the start and stopped the a
pain n my lungs and today‘l um sound and Well.
Three oizEsJZSc. 50c. 31.00. V The SO-cent alwcontaius two and
one-half limos as mucous the small also and the $1.00 bottle .
almost of: Man “much; REFUSE SUBSTITUTES.
soul nu nationalism -
l
,glpno‘msmuipphsd in everycu‘ss for; so i
, . _ _ ‘ W lies pour; ’Mtb’l’dl?
bottle.) keep up the, «utmost m
' all infiltration fora
ow- . ~
TAR is a’ safe and never fa
lungtroubica. ~
~ 'i'ildilooi‘m‘baili Ii- flailI cansump “n. d m" d
~ L. M. Ru ics Reasoner owa‘ writes: a actors on ‘ a con-
gf of no better limit l’used setsr’s solver AND TAR.
thu‘your lung‘s sro sore unmanned frdmco
_ lothotiule , ‘
. and CON
h. is.
lit 5..
ex
P‘LAISTED'S‘ DRUG» STORE.
CHARGED WITH iNCENDlARiSM. i W AN EXCITING RUNAWAY. v
28.—Churgcd |
.__..__. 1
Miss Elizabeth Austin and Friend,
ThrownFrom sleigh in Norwaik. i;
A runaway horse, owncd by Judge:
A. E. Austin. of West. uvouuc. croutod‘
considerable excltmnout, Saturday of-
tcrlloon, “by dashing into Wuli street,
dru'slng n wrecked sloigh. The
frlvhleucd. but llt‘il"iy forged unimul.
fell on the River strum. tunnel. whcrc
ho was captured and tukou to Dunn it
llnulis‘ szublc. - .
Subsequently it developcd tiuli Miss
Elizabeth Austin and u youth: iudy
friend had none for u. slci‘gh rido to
Wcst Nfll'Wliilf mid while on the tbor‘
'lughlercs of that quiet section of tin)
urn, tho horsw docidod to run uwuv.
'ilsa Austin piuulilly hold him purl
’ully lu ~Tli“-.‘i( for about :1 mile, but
is they worn crossing :1 bridge tho
qck of the. sleigh caught on a portion
f' tho structure and was ripped of‘l‘
ailing the occupants of tho sleigh with
Thu young women luudcd eusliy
l the snow uud \vorc no wise injured.
Tho llmddcucd horse nludo u‘most u
iiroct lino for his homo. ihmn and
innks‘ stable. The young lndios up.
icurod later to loan] if ht“ bud bcvu
njurod. it. was crroncutmiy rt-purtci
’uturduy that the animal had to bl:
:hoi.
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POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
A illli'lel'fElt Olv‘ "fill; PEOPLE.
A lliullzliicr of the Wool» was suc-
nsciuiiy presumed by tho Br-nucti-
‘louitou C(uupuuy. at linl‘i‘u 'l‘heuirc
out night, to n inrui niui‘cuco. hil‘
z.iilllnous ond blisr. Wlliurd lutl'u'prl»!-
-d the churcters Nru'muu \i'urc :lltf
lruriu in it highly artistic luminor ulnl
‘v-y wcrc hilly sunportod by tho nib!"
~r-mi,u.vs Tonight the co‘pp’inv \v i‘
‘rcsmlt Tho Fui‘ll Coin: ll‘uuorrnw n”
ornoon. lly tho iiiun's (“.mumund. on”
"Imurrow night. Siluiitlwrd Lives. ii‘i'lr
1av liftovnnoli uttm- titu pi-ri‘urumuw
‘lis-s Wiilurd nud Mr Siumlons \v'i‘
‘mid u restitution and will yiudlv wri‘
"run iiii it‘riduy niuhi will bi- l|lllii
our night and any im'fli luicm muv
Vli‘lif'i'liflil.‘ bv lc'wimz thi‘ir unions 9'
he box otliru hcl‘oro iii’il limo. Situr
My :ilirrnuon after tho purfnrmuni“
‘w ln'ilnnc Sluicru nud iim'r poul-
i‘mn ’i‘humb. will clitorluin of u lolly
'lop roccption.
THE TOBACCO STORM.
NEW MILFORD. Doc. 28.»—\'cstur
day's min and foe proved to be of
smut value to this section by tho
"dumping” of tho tobacco croo. For
scvorni wocku. the tobacco {armors
huvc boon looklulr anxiously for such
min as this in ordnrtbut. the tobacco.
which since tho harvesting time has
boon hanging on poles in tho barns.
may be properly ourod . in former
years. tho "tobacco storm." as it is
culled locally. hna usually come much
onriior in this your. Allhoughdt lo boo
curly to soy whotlmr this storm will
wuuniy hnvo tho douired offset on tho
crop. the inrmorh arc fooling very
hopeful. 'l‘buv any thut is rich in tour
pcruluro to fut demon and n conflhu:
nnco of the min for 24 hours will looks
the conditions idcnl, Tim tompcruv
turn at noon yostovdny wuu about it)
dogrous. it is outlmutod that tho to-
harco crop which Ms uuuuuuliy wood
in this section lulu fall is worth about
”00.000 dclivorud at the wholnpuiu
warehouses. and the prospect that tho
forum"; will soon conlo into noncon-
siou of their money in exchange for
lilolv goods is walconwd by luminous
tulurl-stu generally.
TO CURE A OOLD iN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bronte Quinton Tabloid.
All drugglutu refund the money if it
fails to cum. n. W. Grovc‘n signature
is on ouch box. Elie. '”
Foo KEEPS HARBOR, nsssnrso.
‘i‘ho dense fog that. prmollod yomr»
flit)‘ on tho sotmd pruvontudmblppluu
from minus and so a mutt noun
rump tum tho harbor. although sumo
were expected to arrive... it, with norm
iv tlouil limo buforu um outlets of tho
for; Worn in the running of the trains
and the first and into war they onu leuva
lug New Yuri: at 10:02 which was half
up hour bus in gettin into this city.
From then on, the tra us worn u litiic
up its on account ‘oftlio difficulty in
seeing the signal: it was not colloids
pron safe to run thumps first no action:
his time called for.
_.,. ;.
would
ucslmvm‘ti
uniiilsuscd dams!
sailor of nullity item
mu. m
h' ”"3 and “vacuuming 1...." I All: rind: ‘
ctorants that: strain and rritacg the
1:th “
OHM, P14805113 j :
d'IInultiply. x ' ‘
.41
ation, a‘ Condition that:
lion—d llamious euro. .
pining of blood and the
~.__..
aAssaALfsmEDULa.
of Next Spring is out»
lined.
The baseball schedule for the Yale
season of 1905 has been given out by
J. s. Ellsworth, 1905, inmuuger of the
University Baseball team. The ur-
rangomeuts for the Easter trio have
not yet been completed. The games
on Friday. April 21 and Monday, April
25. have not yet been scheduled but
will be pluved cithor in Norfolk pr
Richmond. Va. 'I‘hu dates Wednesday,
May 24, and Tues-day. May 30, am
still open. but games will be p‘uyed on
thoso davs in New Haydn. On May
30 a game will probably bu played wl'h
Brown, but. this is not yet settled. In
casc there is no tlo with Princeton. a
game will doubtless be arranged on us-
unl with tho. Crescent Aih'etic club on
June 17 in New York city. Owing to
the fact that Eustcryacntlon come”
so into it is ncccssury to play a larger
numbor of games prior to the vacation
than usual.
The foilowinz is the schfidulo sub
ject to in few minor changes:
Wednesday, March 22~Trlnlty at
New Haven. .
Yale Campaign
Saturday. March 25~Fordhnm at
‘F‘l'w‘r‘htbvfl~
Wednesday, March zit—Manhattan
at Now iiuvou. .
Saturday. April 1~Tuftsa m, Now Rn-
you.
Wednesday.
New Iiaveu.
Saturday. April 8——.\'ow Yam Na-
tional League at Now York.
Tuesday. April 11——Amborst nt New
Haven.
\V’cdnesduy, April 12~Brown at New
'uvon.
warm-4mg
\low llnvcn.
EASTF‘R TRlP.
'i‘hrrsdnv. April 20-Gcorgotown ut
"willu'tlon.
Pn'l‘rdfly. April
”Mk. Vii.
'i‘ucsdny. April
\i’i-Ghlnztou.
Wodnasdm- April 26~Pcnnsyivunh
at Philmlninhiu.
. (End of Southern trip.)
Saturday, April 2ii-«Pcnusyivnuia at
va linvmt.
Wednesday. May 3—ilnivcrsity
Matur- ut New Haven.
Friday, May ii——Andovor at Audovm‘,
Saturday. May 6.——Browu at i‘rovi~
deuce.
'“ucsduy. Mlly dwilolllub ut Now lift.
you.
f‘i’ii’lnfltifly. May lOchat Point at
Wont Point.
April b-Fordhnm at
April 15-Columblu at,
2?.«V'irginia ht. Nor.
of
Saturday, May ili~lloiy Cross of
Worcostor.
Wodnnsdnv. May l7~—Willinms at
Wil..amstowu.
Thursday, May lRwSyrucuao at New
iinvcn.
| Saturday. May Bowlloiy Cross
""0“! Raven.
chncsduy. Mny Zi-vl‘lct scheduled
Suturduy. May 27—Gcorgotown of
\‘uw linvuu.
Tummy. Muy 30~Noi scheduled.
Saturday. June flu-Princeton nt. Now
lluvuu.
iii
Wl-liucvduy. Juno 7-—Durtmouth iii
Nowllnvcu.
Baiurduy. Juno lbw—Princeton ut
Princolon.
Saturday. Juno i‘lerincetou ht
New York in once of tie.
Thuruduy. Juno zzmflurvurd nl
Combrlduo.
Tunuduy. Juno 27~liarvurd at Now
linvun. ,
(Saturday. July law-Harvard at new
York. in case at tic.
um:
OUR BROTHIM’ ilLlC'l'iON.
Maison w. hunadiot Ghoul» tor Noble
brand of In. Odd vellum.
Our Brothera' tough. l. 0. o. it. met
Monday evening and elector! animus
for the (insulin; form. 'i‘ho lilaiuliu‘
lion will tulle piste on January it.
The Dillflbl‘tl studied were:
Nohio Grahdwi'iploou W. Bountiful.
Vino-mundwflwrm ill. Thompson.
dismantling doorman/wilt. B. Kolth.
financial miromrywm. John Mun
rit.
y«.hn»vvvunr-»A, A. mild. >
Trustccswc. l... (dither. H. P. l’rlcu.
Chlorine A. Him“. ;
CchAGO'fi mm is monovms.
outcast). one. I .mit‘or fill! it
limo in your: hot. a suit for divorce
was bacilli in {impugn yostdrduy. or.
ion as. high so lofty such actions on:
brought in a any. ‘
Knlcsow'wbuiaa’l? you like u» no
3m fififig
ll blinds/a
nan enough to so vim you lesson?“
unwitnuumssrmg
25~Gcorgctown m
rot in doing their proper work;
Farmer, Didn't Eat for Merit
. ‘cauu Ra‘ptiig DIdn't‘Neud it. .
. "i don‘t want to leave my pets. ~ I
and as blg'su your srm.’
, finch was the ramp given to a hu-
mane officer by Hindi Fans. a recluse
78 years old. who is living in u. wretch-
udlobanty on tho-outskirts of the town
of Hul‘winton.. Neighbors mudo com-
plaints regarding Pons' condition, stut-
lng‘ that ho was often without food
and would not go to a suitable blurb
tutiou. An agent drove. [novelist
miles through the snow two days ago
to investigate the cusp. _ 13 ‘
Ho found the old. gruy but
had nmn.‘
. sitting beside a big stove in which was
u but. fire. and apparently hobby. lilo
had moved out of a comfortabledunu
house nearby and established? himself
in a. small shanty. The abode con'
trained a bed. a bunch and a. choir In
addition to tho stove. He had plenty.
of lire-wood and sold all he did was to
go out and collect it. Tho ofhcinl
found a quantity of flour. lard. coffee
and potatoes which evidently fornlod
tho. sole diet of tho sued recluse.
Pens has n son in Bristol who keeps
a grocery store and supplies him with
food although the. neighbors asserted
ho had been two days without. food
and refused did. He has another son.
a doctor ‘ in Roxhury. Muss" who
bought his farm and tried to~got the
old man to loave his poor farm. But
the latter protests that ho is huppy,
and talks much about his pet snake.
«pl. is sleeping for the winter under
the floor now, bubbc is a. line fellow
and stuys with me in summer," said
Pens. lie also proved that ho was a
Greek and Latin scholar and spent
much time with his books. although no
svidonco of the some was seen. The
shanty in which he. lives bore evi-
leuce of where it had taken fire some
time. The ugeut asked the old man
if ho was not afraid of burning up
some night.
"Oh, I huVo a fire department of my
rlwn. Iolwuys have pulls fillod with
water and when l have. a fire I cashl-
pnt it out," cheerily responded Pons.
The society is puzzled over this
case. it can take no formal notion
no the old mm is not suffcrnllz and has
relatives who have done what they
could to care for him and have offered
him a comfortable home and be firmly
refuses to leave the place.
A final reason he gave for not want-
ing to leave his but was that he “could
not go out into the ovmziug air." lit;-
is boiiovod to be mentally unbalanced,
but while saying some queer things at
times. knows what ho is talking about.
\.
ROOFERS‘ HARVEST.
Heavy Load of Snow Han Caused
Many Leaks,
The roofs of buildings ubout tho.
ily have been loaded up with snow
~o an oxtout not equalled for many
ours. and those obstructions have
been the mound of,causiug many leaks.
loofs which have novcr icakod beforo.
“are caused no cud of trouble and ex-
"mm on account of mcltiug snow
finding some uvenuc of‘loakiug into
on buildings and causing dumugc.
‘luny roofers have been busy for Sov-
crul days stopping the leaks under
most advoran circumstances.
0n the roof of one of the large ccn-
lml buildings yesterday seven men
engaged in removing snow. On some
of the weaker roofs which were strain-
uz under tho burden. it bus been noc-
xssury to romovo the snow for four
but the roofs would be crushed in.
RAILROAD MEN PLEASED.
Highest Court Hold. That All Cli‘l
Must Have Uniform Couplers.
Local ruliroad train hnndlcrs am
doused by the decision which has been
uudmi down from the Uniiod Status
uproiuc court in tho mutter of upto-
“illlt‘ couplers. The case was that
of Johnson vs. the Southern Pacific
'luliwuv Company, and the court holds
thut nil curs, including locomotives.
should bu oquipnod with uniform auto-
matic couplers. The court also
holds that dining curs mumoi be ox-
umpt. from tho rouuiromoms of tho
sufoiy appliance laws shop in use. cv-
un though empty.
W, . . .. ..... “w. — I. '-
WRONG I iDEA.
Don't get. the wrong idea into your
bond that utarvntion is good for Dys-
pepsin.
it's not.
Those who have not. studied the sub.
loci. very deeply. orwlth trhinod scien-
tific minds. lniuht think so.
But facts provo otherwise.
thistlvu disorders know. that ii. in boot
for dyupupuiu to ho wull i'cd.
Whv. dynucpuiu is totally a tum-vu-
tion discanr!
)Oill' mtifl domin't, food you,
lly liltii‘i’mlou. you may giro your
bowciu and kiducsy lots to do. but that
down not euro your digestive trouble“
simply matron you wcukor und sickcr:
loos llkciy to be pornmncutly curod
lhun uvur.
bio. tho only right way to perman-
ently curc yourucll of any form of dvu‘
uupulu or ludigcuttvo trouble, is to not.
lwiwtliv at nil the food that you find
best nurses with you. and help your
dixoatlon to work with fltuurts Dyn-
pupsia Tablets.
This Is a safe. curtain. scientific, r5.»
ilcblo method of trootlnsnt. which pi i
hover full to cure the most. obstinate
canon if pcrsovsrcd in.
tiltuart'a Dyspepsia 'f‘ublsbl have a
gentle. tonic. refreshing (effect on the
gustatory glands of the ontirc digestivo
.rae
'l‘hsy gently force tho now of fresh
digestive iulcau.
They contain, themselves. many or
tho chemical ilflnlltltill‘liij of thorn
iuicua. thus when dissolviul thoy hub)
in dimmlt'e the food around them in
stomach or humus ,
They thorcforc quickly relieve all
the symptoms or indigo-lion, and com
the glands in lakes proper pleasure
The? roll: you hurt; to health.
No pillar medical tmtmout of any
start for my tad mum of "Cullurs’
or “euro." will giveyouglllo solid. por-
msuant. curative ‘rounito. that will
stump Dyspepsia Tablas;-
wrltnf :- I 3608 mutual.
r M iii-ton afflict
it
hove s not black snake. live fret loos
All specialists in stomach and dis
m
Bridgeport havallllahinu. ‘
Read Co. I
Eudora/nu 1.95: . ,,
. i mi.
N l") I i I I
1 After Christmas. Soles.
interesting Sales wiii'bu in progress in every depart;
lucnt this week. Odd lots of Holiday Goods, small gather~
logs of various articles, all representing value for ail are
marked in figures to hasten their departure. i_
, . .
ThevPlcture Solo.
'i‘hc Picture Exhibit was one of tho maiulpoints of
interest during the holiday week and the prices made easy
seiling.‘ l‘hcrc are included:
Elchlngs of fine subjects: ”The Old
Bay Shore,” etc. . .
Water Color Paintings and Colored Photogravurcs in
gold frames, landscapes and marines. .
li‘iuc reproductions of great paintings, “The Glorious,”
he Harvest Moon," “The Sower," and copies iromRem-
braudt. Millet. Franz Hols, and Gainsborough.
Dutch Pictures and Hunting Scenes for the den and
smoking l'OOlll. These are all marked from one-third to one-
ilali below the original price. It is an exceptional chance
to obtain good pictures. '
'Eim Road,” “The
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Petticoat Specials.
Coiowd Brilliantincs. $3.98. Colored Mohairs. $2.98.
These are all strictly high grade skirts at a saving from $1
to $2 on each. There are both plain and changeable effects
in Bi’iiliuutiucs and Moilairs made in several different
styles. 0‘ course this notice means that our $4 and $5 Bril-
iiauiiuc uml Mohair Petticoats arc marked dovn to $2.98
and $3.98
More About Toys.
Whatever Dolls, Doll Houses, Doll Carriages, and other
Toys have been used as samples during the Holiday sea.
son haw been marked for .1 quick sale. 'l‘hcrc are some rc-
markabic values in the Toy Shop and it would pay to in-
vcst now for birthdays and other festive times expected
during the your.
The D. M. Read Co.
Holiday Goods
USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL
Handkerchiefs
Golf Gloves
Kid Gloves
Hosiery
Neckwear
Pictures
Pertumes ‘
Ribbons
FURS, BOAS and MUFFS.
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M WASHINGTON flTRIIT, BOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHO NI. 343—6.
NORTH suANrono aunotm. NORWA
NEW HAVEN. Dec. iiiium’l‘ho store. .
of Ralph Bfilil‘l in North Bradford hua’ HARTFORD. Doc. hum-Gartiftcolos
been unloved by burglars who blow of incorporation wurc filed with the
duo We to pieces and ransacked tho Mercury of Stain yenicrdny n fob
nominee, which in localnd in the lows: 'l‘tlu Pequot Company of Kuhn
store. The amount. of the loss is not far. capital $15,000; the Automtlic ~
yet known. but. is said to be small. im- atom Compauymfltlormiihcopi-
This is the second break lit the stars till $5.000. uni the Antonio limiting
within a your. god-Metal Company of Annouiamaplui
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