TIIBIIIIIId futility 3;
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
Itt
Ilse
For Over
Thirty Years
‘90”ch Remedy forConslipa-
' at; ur Stomach, Diarrhoea
ficnvulsionsfcverish
”Flack Frost”
NIPS A LITTLE HA RDER EVERY NIGHT.
BLANKETS AND COMFORTABLES ARE IN
ORDER. TIME FOR YOU TO THINK OF WHAT
WE THOUGHT OE EARLY LAST SUMMER. “A
FRESH SUPPLY."
GET GOOD. WARM BEDDING NOW. AND
GET IT FROM US, AT le‘tHT PRICES.
A. J. COLLINS (in CO.
South Norwalk, Conn.
0
12-18 North lain Street.
2..) y...
Cloaks, Skirts and Millinery
from the maker.
If will save you Thirty Per Can! an the Dollar.
We go aranfae a perfect fit.
The Fair Cloak and Fur Store.
68 WASHINGTON STREET.
Squeezing the Consumer
to swcll
III'HS.
as wcll. That is why wc tnltc sltcl
care to kccp tlto bust. the cloanca
Selvlow Ave.
Tel. 145—8.
tho titutlors profits is not
our way of conducting lilo coal busi-
Vl’u I)(.'II(‘\'C Ill fair dealing ant.
want our cttstotm-rs to be our frlcnth
and highest quality of coal to bc hail
the Daniel Keogh, Goal C0.
East Norwaik. Ct.
li‘irst. Methodist litpihcopnl Church.
Rev W. W. '1‘. Duncan. pastor—~9130
a. tu., class meeting; -:10 30 u. in. scr-
mou. The Supreme Motivo: 12 in. Sun-
day school and Men's Bibic Class: ii
p. at.. young people‘s meeting; 7 p. in..
‘ "‘lilOil, What the Businoss Wurid Iilx-
. ..l of a Young Man. Special mu-
..c for the day will Include: Pro
iudc. Morning Greeting. Grieg; an-
them. Jublute Dom" soprano solo.
. Miss Barnum; Postlude, Parker; even-
ing, prelude. Mcnnotto from 4th So.
ants in D Minor. Guiimuut; anthem.
liark, iiark. My Soul; solo, After. Mr.
tilt-st: anthem. Lift Up Your Heads,
0 Y (3 Gates: postlude. Front Grand 0t~
lcrtotre ill 0, Wcly.
Norwaik M. E. Churchw—Morning:
Church and Sunday school lnliy. Spe-
cial music by the school. , Prelude.
Coronation March. Moyerbecr; offer-
tot'y, Bcrccuso. Gounod; postludc.
March In F‘. Wallis. Evening, still
loot of sermon. ’l'he Ability of Grace;
prelude. Andanto In G. Spolut; offer-
tory, Not Unto Us, Ellis. Mr. Ambler;
Postludc In D. Morkcl.
East, Avcnue Methodist Episcopal
Church. Rcv. E. Cunningham. pastor-
Morning scrvlcc 10:30 a. m.. preaching
by the pastor, sttbioct, Zeal; Sunday
school. 12 111.; Junior Lcaguc, 4 p. m.;
illpwortll llcaguc. I(I by Silas Sher»
wood, ii p. m., topc, Better Work
Our Chapter Should Do: evening scr—
vlcc, 7 p. m. Sormon‘ by pastor. bc-
l'orc the thoughts lt‘owlcr Post of tho
(1. A. R. and tho Woman‘s Rcllcl’
Corps, the 19th anniversary of tho. or-
ganization of the Post. Subject blotti-
onics of-titc Way.
A. M. E. Church, Knight street. Rev.
John D. Nichols, pastor—~11. preaching
by tho pastor. subject. Why In tho Gos-
pcl PKrcachctl? 'I‘cxl, Mark, 16:15.
1". Sunday school: 7‘, Jhrlstinn Err
tionvor. topic. licttcr Work Our So-
cicty Should Do, llcb. (I. 742, iii: 20-
21: 8. preaching by the pastor, sub-
lcct. Wltat to Truth. text, .lohn 18:38.‘
’i‘ucstiay cvcnlng, classc. meeting;
Friday rvcning, prayer meeting.
CONGREGATIONAL
Norwttlk Congregational
(lhurclr Wcst stroct and Worst uvcnttc,
Rev. Lewin lt‘l'ank llucll. I).D.. pastor,
lb:!l0 a. ttl.~»0t'ghn pt'clttdc, Andante
In t‘_ Silas; quartet. 'l‘at'i'y With Mo.
1) My Saviour, I’lnstlti; ot'i’crtory.
l‘rio in It‘ major. ilcrkci; bass solo.
‘dl'. Bcltcdict: scrnton, \Vc Ought.
t‘hcrororo We Can: organ postiutic,
Clark; 13 or. illblo School, Men‘s
:‘ltt'lsiian inquiry and .lcnulngs Clubs:
7:30 p. m., Abidc With Us, cm; or-
:ntt prclttdc, l’asloralc. li‘iagcr; quar-
‘cl, 'I‘lttt (iooti Slicpitt'rti. chlu: hymn.
No. 1298; oti’crtory, lullulnnl; ducti,
‘tirs. Sims anti Mr. Crown; sct'mou.
’i‘.clnpiation Duos God 'l‘cmpt ils
r'htttlutc I Lay My SIIIS on Jesus, liuw
m; organ postlttdc in C Rink.
First (‘mlgrcgntlonni Church, Nor-
.vnlk, (Icolgc l) Itlgbt-rl. t)ttsiol"‘-~Mtlttt
up sct'rlct- at 10: 30 plcnching by tho
pastor; Sunday School at 1‘2: 15; cvo'n
‘ttg sci". its at 7:31), “to sccond Ill thc
:crics 'i‘hc Story of tho Atttcrican Ro-
uttblir, Tito llomam-t- of thc Spaniard.
i. ii, A. IllliI i\', I). Wt-dttt-sday at :i.
Sultjccl, ’I‘ut'kcy. Thursday evening
tct'vlcc at 8. A Ilnlf lIour With the
\pttstics (‘rmctd thlt-——'\iot'ltlltgz
E'rclutic. (‘nnlilonc Pastntalc op, iii,
no. it; (luilmant; llord With Glowing
South
tit-art, SIIUIII‘)’: soprano solo, (,ltlc
I\\'t't‘II_\' Solcmn Thought, littck: l'ost-
litIt‘ Ill ll, Mci‘kt'l. lilvculttg, I’t‘i‘IittIt',
it'ttntl Chorus in l". l“. (‘apocciz How
uovly Arc 'i‘ity ilwclllugs i-‘ait'. Spoitr‘.
l’oslltltic, Chorus l‘t'otn Saul, Ilillltlf'l.
BAPTIST
Sotttlt Norwalk Baptist Church, Ror.
ll. Carpcntcr, pastorw-ilzdb a. m..
taunting; 10:30 a. m.. rcgular
Miss Cornelia Bonuvll will
12 m..
i.
trayt-r
scrvicc'.
:pcak of her work ill Chitin;
lilitio school; 4 p. "1.. Junior Christ-
ian Euticluor; ii p, m., B. Y. I’. U.;
I p. 111., regular owning service, the
mstor will prcach. Morning antholu.
.‘It‘llII ()nt ’I‘lty Light. Gounod; affor-
ory solo: evening anthem, I Will Call
i'pou 'l‘itcc. illicit; oi‘t'crtot'y, Son of
My Soul. lioldcu.
It‘irst llaplisl (lhurclt. Not-walk, I).
W. 'l‘alntagc Van llot'on, pastor-~--l’t'uy-
cl' Ilit't'lIllg at 9:30 a. m.; sermon at
tti::i0 a. m.; Sunday school at 112 nt.;
‘ II. V. I’. ll. Int-cling nt i1: lb p. m.' , scr-
. Illtlli at 7:30 p. in. Santa “'00 A
cordial \vclcotno to all who attend
tilt-so scrvtccs. _
(ll'nct- (IIItll'I'Ii. llcv. Janice Ilculon
I
.dlstnfects tho mottth and throat front
1 tho poison of catarrh.
‘ ford Pharmacy.
In Frustration Hutch and Busty.
Nearly everybody itnows that chur-
coal in tho safest and most efficient;
disinfectant and purifier. in nature. but
few realise its value when taken into
the human system for the some clean-
sing purpose,
Charcoal is a remedy that the more
you take of It tho better: it is not a
drutt at all. but simply absorbs the sus-
es and Impurities always pracent in the
stomach and intestines and carries
them out of the system,»
Charcoal sweetens the breath after
smoking. drinking or after eating on-
ions and other odorous vegetables.
Charcoal effectually clears and im-
proves the complexion, it William! the
tooth and further acts as a natural
and eminently safe cathartic.
it absorbs the injurious gases which
collect in the stomach and bowels: it
All (INSBIBIS sell charcoal in one
form or another. but probably the best.
charcoal and the most for the money
is in Stuart“ s Charcoal Lozenges; they
are composed of the finest powdered
Willow charcoal, and other harmless
antlsoptica in tablet form, or rather in
the form of large, pleasant tasting loz-
cages. the charcoal being mixed with
ltonoy.
The daily use of these lozenges will
soon tell In a much-improved condition
of the general health. bcttcr complex-
ion. sweetcr breath and purer blood.
and the beauty of it, is, that no pass!
his harm can result from their contin-
ued use, but on the contrary, great
benefit.
A Buffalo physician in speaking of
the benefits of charcoal says: “I adv
vtso Stuart's Charcoal lozenges to all
patlcnts suffering from gas to stain
nail and bowels, and to clear the com-
picxlou and purify the breath. mottth
and throat; l ttlso bCIIBVF the liver is
greatly benefited by the daily use of
them: they cost but twenty-five cents
a box at drug stores, and although in
some sense a patent preparation, yet I
believe I got more and better char~
coal in Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges
titan in any of the ordinary charcoal
tablets.”
oil. Reading room open to the lllib‘
Iic cuch wcck day front 2 to F: p. at.
ADVENT CHRISTIAN.
Advent Christian Chutch Van Zant
street, East Notwuik Rm. J. W. Dir
vis. pastolwl’rcachlng at 10: 30 a. m..
and at 7 p. or; Sunday school at 1‘2
m.; Loyal \Vol'kcrs' mccting at 5:45:
social scrvlco, 'l‘hnl'sday cvcninu.
GERMAN EVANGELICAL.
St. Peter‘s German Evangelical
Lutheran Church, North Main strcct—~
7:30 p. m., preaching sot-vice couttuct~
cd by the Rev. .lolln C. Iiaur. of Siam-
lord.
FAITH NOT NECESSARY.
You may be just as skeptical and
pcsstmistic its you plcnsc. Kodoi will
digest. what you out whether yott cat
or not You can ptti your foot In a
bowl, pour a little Kodol Dyspepsia
(‘ttrc on it and it. will dlgost it the
sumo as it will ilt your stomach. It
can‘t help but cure indigestion and
Dyspepsia. it is caring handrails and
thiltlSfllltIS-~~St)illt' had fatilt\nntl sonic
didn't. Kotlol will can: you If modi-
clno can can: you, whether you have
faith itt it or ltot. Sold by The CHI}
‘0
i
'i‘o tho Board of County Commission
crs of Pairtlt-ld County.
1 hcrcily apply for a Ilccnsc to sell
Splrituous and intoxicating Liquors,
Air. Lager lit-or, itlltnc Wine and CI-
tlcr at 23 Ilay street, Town of Nor.
w.nlk
My place of business Is not locatad
within 200 fact in a tIII‘t‘M lino of a
Church lildillcc or Public school- IIUUBO
or the lll'ulliIt-it‘s portalningl thereto or
ally l’osl oiiicc. Public Library or
(can tcr \
Dated at Norw,ulk this 13th day of
U(".IOI)l‘l A. I). 1905
. JOHN LONCHAK.
I Applicant.
We. thc IIIIiIi‘l'SIgIlOII. electors and
taxpayers, as dciincd by law, oi the
'I‘own of Norwalk. hereby cndorsc tilti-
application of the nbovc named
John Lilnt'lluk for such Itccnsc.
listed at Norwalk. this liilil day of
October, A. 1).. 1906.
Gustav l’ilzor, John (lidcnsclllagor.
Jacob Wolf. .loscph McFarland. John
Rotiwuy.
Wcrncl', rcciorv~~Schlltvclllh Hillbilly
.lftcr 'IVI‘IIIII)""(II-'It‘IllIllIIIII of thc lloly
t‘outlmtnlon at it o'clock; molnlng
mayor and scrmntt at 10: 30; Sunday
school at noon: cvcuimr prayer tutti
amount. on Judo tho Son of James.
STEWARD STOVES
Evetu Respect.
Months Trial.
A. J.ANGEV1NE (ii SON.
1“ Wbuitlnpton Street. south Narwalk, Conn.
DAL. COAL GOAL
2 000 lbs. Gnaraniced.
in Water Street, Telephone 136-3.
‘ — BL, Tel. days.
John ‘1‘ Hayes, 5 Main Street. Namath.
Are Guaranteed to Give Satisfaction in
"" Your Morten Back it Not Satisfied After a
the Lowest Prices.
HERSHFIELD &50ll
Public Marlin. as Bo. Main it.
the third ltl tht- course on the Apostles
at 7: 30
tiracp IIllilIIi'lI Church,
lcr and Quincy
partial» II n nt., prcachlug service:
.‘l: 30 p Ill. tho Sunday sultan] sacred
cttttcctl. ’l‘ltt.I committed will spam
no pains in makimt it interesting to
all who will favor us with their pres-
ctlco. 7. the. Christian Endeavor
ntcclinu. saith-ct lb "or Work Our 80-
PIN” Should Do. Itch. 627,12218.20.
.tl prcttchlng scrvtco. Our fair will
open on Monday cvcnmx with an ad-
drctls by Rev. J W Scott. of Terry-
town, N. Y. Come and ht-tir him.
CHRIITIAN BCIINCI soctlrv.
First Christian Science Society.
Norwaikwlicttuiar Sunday service at
the rotating room. Mnaonto building.
Subject Sunday. October 16th. The
Probation After Death. Testimony
locating Wedncsdny 8 p. in. To both
services the public is cordially Invit-
corncr Bpi-
.
“How nod That‘l‘aciui'
is the
tummy
Quick Pudbdig
«not: out I
1w labor ”afllfg All Ingredicnts In
the package. fluid add milk, bring to a
bolt. corn and semi. Result :uthe most
delicious dessert you ever tasted. Fiv-
eboia flavors-Vanilla. Morita. Chocolate.
Bunting” and cuppa; ilxocm. 10c.
U. “Who a
_. .. .twa:u tum—- -
sit-cots, i). S. Thomas. ‘ “
I hereby ctrllfy that tho abort--
lmnlt-ti cndotscts .tt'c cicctors and tax
, payers, as defined by law. of the Town
of Norwttik
llatcd at Notw: tlk. this liith day of.
October, A. “.1905
iiltlitlildlt'l‘ R. Blltl'l‘ll.
old 21 Town Clark.
YOU NO. BUT DESPERATE.
Greenwich Boy Burglar Has Not Both-
ered Bridgeport JIIIQH.
Thomas Young, a boy of niuctccn.
Is at tho county Juli. bound over to
'tlte llocolubor turm of the Superior
Court to answor for a series of bar-
KIitlIuV-t said to have been committed
to (Itacnwtch. Young in a desperate
boy criminal. White In the Greenwich
iatt. he made an attempt to break his
hands. and was partly out when Dc-
puiy Sheriff illicit discovered him. He
had two halves in his cell. and. by
his own confession so It is said. in
tatt‘ndfd to ttsc those knives on Sheriff
tcl
Young was held for the Greenwich
authorities. lie was taken back to
that town. and held pending lnvesti
nation. it is believed that he has also
been engaged In breaking into several
railroad stations.
it appears that willie Young was In
tho (lrccnwlch jail he succeeded tn
cutting through the sheet-iron calling
of his chI. and was at work on the
bricks when diuovored by County
Sheriff Rhett. After making this dim
cove-rat. Deputy Sheriff Illicit searched
gills boy's cell. and found two halves
In the bml. When confronted with
these. knives. the boy its said to hsvo
rcmnrkcd IIIIIII he Intended to attack
the sheriff when he colored the coil.
At thc iail it was stated that Yoult't
was halt] a prisoner but they knew
aothiu of his allek'cd attempt to
lbruk lull. or the attempt on Deputy
POPULAR sub ‘ was“.
“UNDER SOUTHERN SKIES" .
The one conspicuous play at south-
ern his now being presumed to tho
public to "Under Southern Skies” writ-
ion by Lottie Blair Parker, author of
“Way Down East " its success has
been extraordinary and it grows in is
vor with each succeeding season.
“Under Southern Skins" is now in its
fifth coastal and It Is unquestionably
one of those plays which like “The
(lid Hontcstaad' ttllti “Way Down
Iiiast"s seems tics land to go on forev-
er. “Under Southcrn Skies" has boon
callbd the “Way Down final" of tho
south. and many even prefer its
scenes of beauty. and air of romance.
to tho! homcitsr New England plays.
The scenery of ”Under Southern
Skies" is a reproduction at the luxur-
iant. flowery landscapes and stately
homes of the south, the Women went
the dainty. uiry costumes affected by
the high born Southern woman. and
the play fairly bubbles with the. gay
and lavish hospitality for which tho
people of the South have always boon
uotcti. Woven throughout tho scenes
of mcrrlmcnt and music with which
tho play abounds, Is a story of intcnsn
intcrcst that holds the audience front
lilo l‘IHil to tho fttll of the curtain. A
large cast is cntploycd In the presen-
tation of this play: twcniy-scvcn poo-
plc. and cat-h one has been selected
becausc of his or her spoolul fitness
for tile part. Altogotbcr the appear-
ance of “Under Southcrn Stiles" at
iioyt's 'i‘bcntrc. one night only, on
Tuesday, October 17th will be one ol'
the big cvcuts of the theatrical sea-
son.
THE LAST CALL.
cht Monday night will bc thc last
opportunity to visit lltc greatest car-
nival cvcr glvcn Ill Connecticut. that
of Elias l'iowc. .lr.. Post No. 3. G. A.
it. In the Third Regiment Armory at
Bridtchort. This great indoor nntuso~
mcnt enterprise has. during the pros-
cnt wcck delighted thousands of
lirldgcportcrs as well as hundreds of
strangers from all parts of the Slain
Including the City. its object In most
worthy. The old veterans intending
to use thc proceeds for the erection of
a Memorial Hall. But the Grand Ar-
my men arc not. relying upon senti-
ment to make it a success for they
havc cxpcndcd thousands 0! dollars in
arranging lhc Fair which is the most
claboratc affair of its kind ever given
ltt this section. and well worth, with
its many high class spcciai features
asidc from twenty-live regular attrac-
tibns. going milcs to sec. The carni-
val will run tonight as usttai. closing
Monday night with a mcrry confetti
battlc. Aside from the pleasures of
attending the carnival. one can have
the satisfaction that he has done some-
thing to sli‘ow his respect and apprecia-
tion of tho priccl'css services to these
remnants of that Grand Old Army to
whom we all owe the proservation
of tilts Grand Republic of ours, This
pnpcr can assure all who may go to
llridgcpot't from this city to attend
the carnival of twlng wcll rcpaid for
thc trip.
I-IOYT‘S THEATRE CROWDED.
tioyt's ’i‘ltt-atrc was pnckcd again
last night with a most nppreclatlvc
nudicacc. The bill was Mt-Kcnna's
li'lirtution and was prescniod by the
Adam Good Company, with Miss 0v-
ttrton and Mr. Simmons in the
lending holes. The company did the
some excellent work that has marked
all their performances during this.
their first cugngcmcnt in this place.
’l‘hc spcclnltIt-s by Mr. Simmons, 'i‘hc
Cuban Niglltingalcs and others. were
or client. Tonight the company
\vll closc illclr cllgugcmcnt with tho
pt'cscnittliou of Plko's Peak.
PLANS TO GET RICH
are often t'r'usttutod by sudden break
down thin to dyspepsia or constlpa
iion. Bravo all and tnko l)t. Kings
New Life l'llls. They take ottt the
materials which are clogging your on-
crgics, and glvo you a new start. Cure
itcadachc amt dizziness, too. At F.
H. Baxter's, South Norwalk. and E. P.
Wood's, Not-walk, drug stores; 25c.
guaranteed. ”
To ihc Rontd of County Commission
crs 0f Filll'flfiltl County.
I itcrcby apply for a license to sell
Spirituous tutti intoxicating Liquors.
Aic, larger liccr. Rhine Wine and Ci-
dcr at (lrogory Point Hotel, Town of
Norwaik.
My place of business is not locaicd
witbltt 2200 foot in a direct line of a
Church Ediflcc at Public school house
or the promises pertaining thereto or
any l’ostofllcc, Public Library or
Uuiilcit‘l‘y
Dilltlil at Norwalk, this 13th day of
October, A 1).. 1905.
JOHN it]. U'SililiJVAN.
Applicant.
We. the undersigned. (doctors ntttl
taxpayers, as doilncd by law, .of the
Town of Norwalk, hcrcby endorse the
application of thc abovo named
John Ill. O'Sllliivan for such license.
Dillt'tl at Norwalk. this 13th day of
October. A. 1).. 1905.
W. A. llronnon, A. ll, liafncr. John
(lidcmtchiugcr. Jacob Wolf, John Wm.
'i‘hcis.
I hereby certify that the above-
nnmcti endorsers arc olectors and tax-
payers, aa (leaned by law. of the Town
of Norwaik.
Dated at Norwalk. this 13th day of
October, A. 13.. 1905.
HERBERT R. SMITH.
014 21 Town Clark.
a little” bit. of ”smut... it}. “a“ little
bit of rain.
A little bit of pleasure and a little bit
ofp
A little icyn or mdness In a glad or
troubled breast.
And then, to and the little things. the
long. unbroken not.
A Keen Appetite
and a healthy stomach Indicate
an active Livcrmhich is enjoyed
bv all who use Beecham n Pills.
They insure strong di cation.
nwcct breath and SOIlI‘If ttlccp.
No other remedy is as good an
Beécham’ s
Pills
i
I
«
fit . gcpcrt Advertisement»
The D M. Read Co.
Ectabllclnd 1057.
Bridgsport Adwrtlmtmtl.
,AT THE TOILET SECTION.
Today’ 3 Attractions.
(int ”toilet Section has been enlarged to a slight ex-
tcntwtbat is we have stolen a few feet of loom from the
neighboring dcpartntcttt and refitted with fine new show-
cases the Scctiott is \Ci) interesting with its display of Int-
ported and domestic 'loilct Wares of cvcry kind, and we
planned to but c a little opening today and otlcr a number of
attractions. Ilout miss one of them.
Every lady VI ho visits the Section may have her band—
kct‘cltiuf perfumed with Cocur tic jcancttc,‘ somctlting'ncw,
an exquisite odor.
Matiamc Sillinlan will be IchtI with a demonstration of l
.llct' splclttlitl 'I‘ootit I’ttwticr. and with cvcry bottle we shall
givc a 'I‘ootlt Iirusll worth 25c.
(if lIll'choItI valtit‘.
l
Onc tube of Lettuce Cream ' .
t)nc tube of Lcttucc Tooth Paste . ,
(lac cakc of Lcttucc Soap. ' .
The above worth 55c, special at 25c.
Toilet Soap.
Babeslttn. (to cake Swift' 5 Glyccline, cakc 2c
Armour‘s Violet. 22c box Carmel 5c
Super Tar, tic. cnkc Armour" s Flotilla. ,20
Hand Silexo, 3c Olive Palm, box, 25c
Palmolive, 6c Cuticlcne, jar. 5c .
Sundry Useful Articles.
“Keep Clean Hair Btushes. 29c
Road's Sanitary Tooth Brits hes, 150
Dr. Lyons 'i‘ooth Powder 18c
Celluloid Mirrors. 25c
Dressing Combs. 90
Rubber Gloves, 450
Darupnn Nail Polish. . 25c
Nail Files. 100 Emergency Cases, 95c
Emery Boards. bunch, 5c Waxed Dental Floss. 10c
Lustet'itc. 25c Osborne Salt. 250
Paptcr Poudrc. 25c Nail Cleaners. 15c
Orangcwood Sticks. lc Cold Cream. 10c
With cvcry purchase at the Toilet Section of 50c to
$1.00. wc will go c :1 25C packagc of the Batchcllcr Import-
ing Co .~‘. Rice Powder.
Sale of Corsets, 79c.
(Torscts in‘tllis salc arc Hm I’. N. Special. Last spring
we had a likc sale in batistc for summer wear. 'I‘Ilcsc arc
in Itcavtcr wcigltt, white. at Iatc fall model with long habit
hip. It is tllc vcry stylc most tlcsirablc now, what every wo-
man is asking for. All sizcs, 18 to 30. Hose supporters .
attncllcti, 79c.
I
The D. M. Read Co.
inter Furs
We have just opened Our New
Stock of Furs consisting of Boas, Cra-
vats, Scarfs, Collarettes, Mail‘s. etc.
We purchased these Furs Last:
Spring and they have been Made to
Order, thus securing better Values
than if baught from‘open stock.
We invite your inspections of
them and think you will agree with
us that we have excellent values.
A. Dtckorman &
at washrooms or.
«on,
8001‘}! INGRWALK. CONN.
Tchpltonc 343-6.
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