The Kind
Always, “ Bought
,.I’i'0iiioles Digestionflieeri'ul-
inetuiundileetnontaios neiiiier
. .Morpiune nor mural.
Or'cho'rw.
5 Mvafkmm
”Moi"
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‘1 - At eclRemed for-Consul —
. ~Itiolifigour Stougrhflian-hopeia
WermsLouvulsronsi‘evcnsh—
mas and Loss or SLEEP.
lacsimiio Siénature of
For liver
Thirty Years
"I “HAHN .“HI'. IN MI om.
hurt“. Furniture
NOW ASSEMBLED ON OUR FIVE IMMENSE FLOORS FOR THE FALL
TRADE HAS COME FROM THE WORLD'S BEST FACTORIES—FACTOR-
IE6 THAT HAVE ACHIEVED UNIVERSAL R‘EPUTATIDNS FOR RELIA-
BLE GOODS AND RIGHT PRICES. MOST OF THESE LARGE FACTOR-
IES SELL TO ONE STORE ONLY IN EACH CITY. WE REPRESENT
THEM IN THIS VICINITY EXCLUSIVELY, AND WHEN YOU BUY OF
US YOUR PURCHASE BEARS A GUARANTEE BACKED UP BY BOTH
THIS STORE AND THESE GREAT FACTORIES-A GUARANTEE THAT
PROTECTS YOU ABSOLUELY FROM INFERIOR AND DECEPTIVE
QUALITIES. IF YOUR PARLOR, DINING ROOM OR BED ROOM NEED
ONE PIECE OR COMPLETE REFURNISHINGS YOU CAN FIND WHAT
YOU WANT HERE AT PRICES FROM ONE—THIRD TO ONE-HALF LOW-
ER THAN ELSEWHERE.
A.J. Cellins&Co.
12-18 North Main Street.
South Norwalk. Conn
._.... ... .. _... ... _ .. J
Bu y You
Clocks, Sk1rts and M1111nery
from the maker.
It will save you Thirty Per Cent an the Dollar.
We guarantee a perfect or.
The Fair Cloak and For Store,
68 WASHINGT ON STREET.
WANT GOAL 9
I
We've not It. to burn. Ilcst kind.
loo. t‘nl‘l-l'ulir scloctt-«I, t’ll'lili cool
that! is nil cool and uotllluu clnc. Ni.
iiust_ no dirt, on tillili‘. And lil'lt'l‘r
ulwuys llil‘ lnwcsl. Wittu you pct u
too limit its il‘s riizlit. ()ur mutt'untot
Is Intclt of it. You lukc iio cltttuccs.
i’roinpt. dclitcl'y. Sittisfuciiou :tssiir
ml,
Ihh Danirl Keogh final C0.
Benvlaw Ave. East Norwnlk. Ct
Tel. 14M.
steward 5......
are guaranteed to give satisfaction in every respect.
Your money bark if not satisfied utter a month's trial.
6"") a r
Weokiy Payments.
1L]. Angevine 8- Son,
130 Wuhinyton Street. south Norwalit, Goon.
lit the Lowest Prices.
“ 2.000 lbs. Guaranteed. _
sort
. H‘ERSHFIELD
in Water Street. Telephone 2303.
* Wood St, Tel. rays.
John ,T Hiya, 5 Main Street, Namath.
ans-natal. . ..
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t ‘ lt-
' Mn. Mary stilts-on. of Waterbury. Had
Unpleasant Experience.
WATERBURY. Oct. 25.—-Wuterbury
People. will not need to so to New
York to View at first hand the interest-
ing workings of the Equitable Life AI-
surance society. it appears that the
Brass City has a. case, in which this
big society seems to be the aggressor
' ht. here at home. Mrs-tiller)! Mir
,u is the aggrieved party it'hor story
be true as claimed. ‘ -
Many of the older residents of We»
terbury ,will remember John Mason.
who stlddenly lott Waterbury for his
litralih'sitiltlm some fittoen ears ago. it
will also be rcmamborodtiiut otter his
disappearance he turned tip in Florida
and ugain in Oklahoma and Texas. For
the past ten years. howovor. his whore-
ubouto have been u grave secret to
everybody, including his wife and
three. children. .
Mr. .Mnson left his wlfc and three
children with little also but they were
possessed of it paid up life policy in
tho Equitable Lilo Assurance society
fur $1.100. Now it is a well-known
fuct thut the law presumes n mun to
be (loud when nothing has been board
from him within sovcn years. Mrs.
Meson was convinced long before the
seven yours wcrc up that her husband
wus no longer living. but she waited
until the full scvcn yours had done by.
'I‘hcn she. wrote it letter to the bin; life
insurance society. which had such big
piles of money in surplusscs and
whose oilicors could afford to draw
such big salaries.
This was nearly three years ago.
Mrs. Mason received a reply to her let:
tor in due time announcing that the
company didn‘t believe that Mr. Mn~
son was dead. but under the circum-
stances It was willing to take up her
policy for $400. Mrs. Mnson refused
'o accept this spin at the some time
feeling a trifle uuccrtnln about the
wrotcction afforded the unfortunate
'iy the company sinco she had told
the ofllclnls of her struggles in trying
.0 rear hcr throc I'ntllcrlcss children.
Nothing mom was done until this
last, summer. Mrs. Mason ugaln found
herself in urnvc hood of money. She
wrote the company ohco more. only to
learn thut tltc cotupuny would allow
her only $325 this time. She t‘cpllcti
lhut shc was unable to see why tho
policy was not worth more at this
limo lustcud of lcss. Silo referred to
"ho formcr lcttcr in which the com-
Inuy hull oft’crcd hcr $400.
In it Icw days the computiy rcpllcd
‘Iini it Ililil uovcr mudc on offcr of
Will. Mrs. blusou had kept the first
cttcr and immmiiulcly soul at copy
thcrcoi‘ to tho Equitubic Lilo Assurv
'lllt‘t‘ soclcty. 'I‘hcn (‘fllllli it letter sny-
iii:~ Ibui uudcr tho circulnslum-cs, thc
'ompuny i'clt lliitl It could rcucw tilt.l
‘irst ol'fcr. Furthcr con-cspoliticucc
‘uilcd to sccurc. u morc favorable pro-
position.
Mrs. Miltltill is following thc present
’nsuruncc luvcstlgntions witlt much in
crost. Shn ls fully RWIII't' that It will
out hcr a lnrgc sum to proscentc bcr
clulm In tho courts with up cxccllcnl
hence that the company will light the
-nsc and keep it in the courts for
ours. Shc tlicrcforo secs but little.
Itiiit‘ of over gcttiuu more than the
$400 nllowcd by the big company ul-
houuh shn bus offcrcd to deposit. n
‘iond to protect tho company in the
mprobnblc event of her husbund's re-
turn to the loud of the living.
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.
ltchlniz. Blind. lllccdlng. Protrndluc
l’ilcs. firnggists urc authorized to re-
'und moncy If Pnzo Ointment fails to
pro in it to H days. 50c.
=IHODE iSLAND NEARLY FINISH-
\\’:\SIIINI‘I'I‘(')N. ()clolwt' 2‘I.»~'l‘lic
buttloshlp Ithotlc. Island. which is lit»
up: constructed by tho lt‘orc Iiivcr
Works, ill Quincy. Must-2.. according
’0 Information rccclvod at tho Nuvy
licpnrtiucul. has nearly rcnchcd tltc
mini of commotion mid was sclicdul-
\d to uudcruo tho bulldcrs‘ trial to-
‘luv, ll' tlu- prcscni prourmumc ls
urriml out. shc will bc glvcn the prth
'tniluury iu-ccotnucc trlul on tho 3181.
‘IIIIl'i‘ ovcr llu- l‘i‘tn‘lucciown or the
ilocitlutid couruc.
SOME SEASONABLE ADVICE.
It tnny bu o piccc of superfluous iitI'
vii-c to limp pvoplo ill. tilts scuson oi
lhn your to luy In it supply or (Shunt
bcrluln‘s t'ouuli llcnictly. It Is utmost
sure to lit‘ ncudcd boforo winter is ov-
Hr, uud much Iill)I‘t‘ prompt and suits.
i'uciol‘y rcsiilis urc ohlitinod Wilt-n Ink-
ed us soon on n cold is contracted nnd
bcforo It has bccomo settled in tho
system. which run only be done by
ttccpluu tho rcinody nt blind. This
rcnu-dy Is no widcly known told so ill-
oitcthcr uuod IIlliI no pun should hrs»
ltutc nhout lmylnu it In proforcnco to
my othcr. It is for solo by i-ltlllsou-
l'owoii Corporation, Clifford I'linrmn'
‘y. Zi‘itluss I’hnrmncy. 0'
PROMISE TO FILE ELECTION EX-
EXPENSES.
Mliilildd’i‘OWN, ticlobcr titty-elim-
\‘ill‘il It‘. Wo l. Illltil’lttu II. lirowoll null
lilrbucl Notiho. who wurc cullrd Into
'uuri invention of illll‘ill'il Itiiltu'o to Illi‘
thcir tvtociioo cxpnnno lit-counts. wcro
nxritocit yostcrtinv on their [II'IIIIIIHI'
thitt tin-v would do so ni. ouco.
WHY DOES
A IlAliY CRY?
Because it is either litm-
gry or in pain. Properly
nourished it will usually grow
up right and be comfortable
«that‘s the principal thing
for a baby. If its food locks
strength and nourishment
add Scott‘s Emulsion at feed-
ing time. A few drops will
show surprising results. If .1
baby is plump it is reason-
ably sale. Scott's Emulsion
nukes babies plump.
mum... .WMW
We‘ll send you I sample I m.
Scott a: lama. 409 curl to New You.
“um-.5...“
:’ W» m ,_ .
lot. it Hu Prawn oilintcrut and Vu-
lua to Thousands. ‘
Common sense would suggest that
it one wishes to become fleshy Mill
plump. it can only result from the (we
we eat and digest and that food should
be stbuminous or hush-forming toad.
like eggs. beef steak, and cereals; in
other words the kind! of food that
make flesh are the foodl which form
the greater part of our daily bills or
fare. -
But the trouble if that while we out
enough and generally too much. the
stomach. from abuse and overwork.
does not properly digest and nlsitni-
lute It. which is the reason so many
people rennin thln‘und under weight:
the digestive organs do not completely
digest the fleslnforming beefstcnk.
oggs and similar wholesome food.
There are thousands of such who
are really confirmed dyspeptlcs, til»|
though they may have no particular
pulp or inconvenience from their
stomachs.
If such persons would Iity tholr pro-
judlccs aside and woke u regular prise;
lieu of taking. utter ouch mcnl one or
two of Stuart's Dyspepslu Tubiots.‘
the food would be quickly itnd thor-i
mighty digested, because those. tubicts
contulu the natural pcptoucs und divis-
tas‘o which every weak stomach locks.
and by supplying this Want the stom-'
sch Is soon enabled to reach its natur-
nl tone and vigor.
.Stuurt's Dyspopslu Tablets digest
cvery kind of flesh-forming food. moot,
oggs, breed and potutoes, and this is
tho reason they so quickly build up,
strengthen and invigorate thin, dys-
pcptlc men. women and children.
Invulids and children, Even the most
delicate. use them with marked bone-
tlt as they contain no strong, irritat-
ing drugs. no cathartic nor any harm-
ful Ingredients.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are the
most successful. and most widely
known of any rcmcdy for stomach
troubles because they ill'O the most
reasonable and scientific of modern
medicines.
Stunrt's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold
by every drugglst in the United States
nod Cunadu its wcll us Great Britain,
:11 50 cents for complete treatment.
Nothing furthcl‘ is required to cure
any stomach trouble or to make thin.
nervous, dyspeptic pcoplc strong.
plump und wcil.
WHY EGAN RESIGNED.
Expressed Opinion That Sheriff
.Smith Should Quit.
IlAlt'l‘FORI). October lib-«Persis-
tcnt rumors in political order has it
that. thc rcsignatlon of Thomas F.
Egon. or Southingtou as deputy sheriff
wet; the direct outcome t‘ n disagree
bctwccn ltlgun and Sheri Smith, urin-
iug from u diuputc over Sheriff
Smith's chances for rcnomluntion. Ac-
cording to this ,vcporl the Sheriff and
Mr. Egan lllitl a talk on Smith‘s
chuuccs i‘or rcnoiuinutlon the Week oi
Smith's trlul for contempt in the Unit-
cd States court.
Egon is understood to hnvo lnform~
ml Smith thnt he quI little chance of
scrutiny; u rcuouunutlon. tutti urgcd
him not to become u candidate. Ho
assured the sheriff. linwcvel'. that he
would stand by him its he had bciorc.
Nothing come of this conversation
at once, l.utcr.:-howevcr. Smith had
another talk with Egon and then told
him. according to report that since he
did not think i'uvornbly of Ills chunccs
for rcuouilnution~ he would get u now
deputy who did and sold he would ask
for Egan‘s rcslgnution in u few days.
Egon hnudmi his resignation In
shortly :ifirr this. it is rliiuorcd that
another of Smith's dopulics. one from
Now Britain cithcr bus or is about to
offor his rcslgtintlou. '
licspltc oil that hos hitppcncd to
tillt‘tl light on his iultuiuistl‘utlou Ill
lIlt‘ .iull. Sbcrii‘l‘ Smith will, It. Is us!
:lcrtcd. insist on IltPInK n candidate.
It It: currcut opinion. howrvor, tltnt
sonic strong: bumps til-c forthcoming
whon thc Itcpliblicnn chicltuns not to-
izcihcr. ’I‘hc rlulm being made by tho
shcrlff'u t‘ricnds ”till the contempt
misc IlIIIl rouscs which ch to it will
be lorsoitvu before election It; being.
scoffed at.
chcritl strong candidates are bolus
made for tin» sheriff's ,ioh ulroutly.
PLANS TO GET RICH
are often frustrated by sudden break-
down, duo to dyspepsia or constitut-
tlon. llrnro up and tnkc Dr. King's
New ldfc I’ills. Thcy (like out the
lnuterlnls which tire clogging your on-
nrgies, nod ulvo you it new start, Cure
headache and dizziness. too. At F.
ii. liaxior's, Smith Norwulk. and E. P.
chd's. Norwnlk, drug storos; 20c.
sunrttniced. ”
SUES FOR FERNB.
Bridgeport Man After New Havenor
and Attache. 100.000 Plants.
lililliillcl’t‘ilt'l‘. October 2b.~~i:iult
for 100.000 fcrul has been brought by
I’t-lcr.l“.ttin~ilim of this city. usuitiot
'I‘nnuuus It‘utnrus, of Now l-lnvon. both
(Ii‘lutlttl by nniiouulity. A "fern" is
not it now Itlllil of upotdc, but In more-
ly o pinnl.
'l‘lic nlulnilii' ciuituu tiint lilo detou-
Ilhtti puruhunctl 100,000 turns from IIlIli
iii no l't'ltls n tlmusund. nntl billed to
buy for ”it! sumo. which worn worth
$00. lic iiIHtt nioloii that ho rolled
and pttcltod lilil.litill or the form til. 7
cunts our thousand. and be With not
paid for tho work. on which 815 Ill
«Inc. A inimlrrd thousand of tho torus
which itru melted on ice in u otorncn
warehouse Iii this city. wrro plucod
under nttitchmunt by order of Attor-
noy Eliupiro. through whom the suit is
brought.
KILLED A‘l‘ WATIRIUHY.
Woman Muttiomt Oath Growing
a rt 90.
WATERBUEY. October 25.~‘-'I‘Ile
Helicon Fflllil.lip¢OIilI,. due to arrive
in this city at 6:20 struck Moi. An-
drew Egon on the Helms. booth &
l-inydou bridge. a .iiI'iOi't distance below
the Nuttsaiuoir division station here
In!" Wonlnit.'Itislontly killing her.
Thu woman was walking niong the
trucks and stepped out» crime on
tor s wilt-bola when she was. Hiriit'lt
by the passenger train. Her body one
thrown ov-r tits side of the ridge in-
In the Naughtuck river. here It
stitch on a pile ot stench. till-s. Eran
louver lwsidm her husband. on» siltull
action. I
1 members or the beard and of. the .
I of New Haven, stau- vice president of
_ one oi? the bolt dozen meetings of the
iodine and poisons at dyspepsia, bil-
rhlidrco. latte. was Witt-918m retire .
o! .'.| J. “-'
as. 1905.
an}??? firidgeport Advertisements. Bridgeport Advertisements.
'ixaeuilvc BoardiOliihi‘hrlof Hartford ' . . ‘ ’
Association.
HARTFORD, October 26—4110 mem-
bers of the executive board of the
Connecticut Mentor Plumber-5' associa-
tion held a meeting in this city yes-
terday afternoon and were guests or
the Harpord Master Poster Piumbers'
assocint on. in the rooms of the Mus-
ter Builders' association in The Times
building. Timon from out of. town,
The D. M. ReadCo.
Eetablt'ebad 1857.
stuto association were the following;
Presldt‘nt .i. D. Cronin. of Now Lon:
don: first vice president. James M.
English, of New ilnveu; second vino
prculdout. F. .i. Booth, of Bridgeport:
trcus’urcr. M. W. Manwurlng, of
Bridgeport: secretory, John F. Mun
ray, of New London. and 'i‘. ii‘. Rourke
A Splendid Carpet Store.
Some alterations recently made on the first floor of the
Carpet Store have converted it into one. immense room
rent-hing from Main street through to Middle street. The
removal Oi‘lllt? Upholstery Store to the third floor has given
much cxtrn SPEC-L5 for the display of both Carpets and Rugs. .
We believe the best offerings in the way of iloor coverings
ever made are here. Ample, room for showing. light, airy
and comfortable. 11ch you will find , _
'I‘Ite 'l‘apcstry Brussels. Velvets for hall and stairs,
lngrnin Carpets, ‘lngroin Art Squares,
Artlahuu Rugs, Velvet and Axmiustcr Rugs,
l..iuolcums and ()il Cloths. (lotion Bathroom Mats,
Cocoa Mats, Puritan Rugs.
the national association.
The. meeting begun at 3:30 and
nonrly till the momhcrs of tho Iliiri»
ford Muster Plumbers’ association.
wcrc. prcscni. A luncheon was served
during the afternoon.
it was stotcd that a variety of.busir
noon would be discussed. this being
state executive board hold in different
cit.lcs,durlng the your. Although no
specific information to that. effect was
given out. it was understood that the
strike siltuuion in Hartford would be
pretty thoroughly discussed; also the
plumbors' striko in Bridgeport, now
many weeks old. and declared by tho
muster plumbers to be a failure.
DON’T BORROW TROUBLE. ,
It is a bad habit. to borrow. anythlns.
but the worst. think you can possibly
borrow. is trouble. When sick, sore,
heavy, weary and woruont by the
First floor.
Wilton, Velvet, and Savonucric Carpets, .
Second floor, take the elevator.
For Comfortables.
Iivcryouc likes a Comfortable that is warm yet light in
weight. A thick, heavy Comfortable is a burden to the
sleeper, anti the lighter bed clothing is. the better, provtde‘d
it gives the requisite warmth. We recommend Lambs
Wool Quilts which we have ready for the covering. "lilo:
wool is light but very warm, protected by a thin gauze. the
manufacturers pronounce it moth proof. These Quilts can
be made into the llaiuticst of Comfortablcs by covering
them with some pretty. material. Price $2.75.
J ardinieres—Special.
lust about half a dozen of them, Jardinicrcs with Ped—
estals. It'inc pottery, handsomely decorated in pleasing col—
ors with green prevailing. Regular price was $18.00, which
has been changed to
Iousness, Bright’s disease, and similar
Internal disorders. don’t sit down and
brood over your symptoms, but fly for
relief to Electric Bitters. Here you
will find sure and permanent forget-
fulncse of all your troubles, and your
body will not be burdened by it load
of debt disease. At F. H. Baxter‘s.
South Norwalk. and E. P. Weed’a.
Norwulk, drug stores. Price 50c.
Guaranteed. "
NEW HAVEN TROLLEY EXPRESS.
Company Filo: Certificate of Incorpor-
ation at Hartford.
HARTFORD. October 25.~—The Trol- Only half a down and vcry handsome. _ . .
“‘3' EXPI'GS“ company, “I Ni-‘W l‘mici“: Another lot of .lle‘tlIliitfl‘t‘s of artistic design Ill light
filed it certificate of organlznt on u , . ‘ , I ~‘ \ a . ‘2' y, ‘.
1m, 0m“, m. the Sum, “New”, ymmn tma cotta, ninth “th $-00 and ‘5 75. now Do and 75k
day. The authorized capital is $10,»
000 divided into one hundred shores oi
common stock at $100 each. C. S.
Motion is president and holds ninety-
cight shores, A. S, May. oi" Bridge
port. In treasurer and holds onc shore.
.Iohu G. Parker. of New Haven. Is soc-
rctsry and holds our share. The direc-
tors nrc t‘.. S Mellon. Culvert. 'l‘owu-
Icy and Edward G. Buckland. ill] of
$12.00.
Corset. Demonstration.
Mrs. Newman is in attendance at the. Corset Section
showing full intuit-ls of the l’. l). and j. 13. Corsets. lotli
makes appear in scvcrul styles, for slender and full figures.
with the new long hip, and high or medium bust. Mrs. New-
Ncw Iiuvcn. 'l‘bn company is orgnltizv mun will give cxpcrt fittings. Appointments made at the
cd for the purpose of doing a general Corset Section. ....
cxprcss business.
The Standard Mctni company, of
I. he D. M Read CO.
Bridgeport, filed it certificate of incor-
poration to-duy. 'l‘ho authorized cupi-
tul ls $15,000. The ltu‘orporutors urn
l-lurry ll. licloss. C. S. Cuntlcld null
Stiles Judson.
We have just opened Our New
Stock of Furs consisting of Boas, Ora.-
vuts, Scsrfs, Generalities, Mufib, etc.
A JUDICIOUS INQUIRY.
A well known traveling man who
visits the drug trndc. says he hits of-
ten heard druggists inquire of custo-
uicrs who usth for a cough medicine,
whether it was wanted for it child 01
for an adult. and if for a child they
ulmosi invariably recommend Chom-
bnrlnln‘s (tough Remedy. The reason
for this is until. they know there Is no
tinnizcr from it nod Illlil ii ulwnys
curcs. ’I‘Iicro is not. lilo lcust llliIlet‘I‘
in giving It_ illlil for coughs, colds and
croup it is unsurpasscd. For solo by
Stillson-vacll t.‘.orporutton. (‘lifford
l’hurtuucy. Zciliuss Pharmacy. "
330.000 GIFT BY MORGAN”
Prior Benefactions to Wadsworth Ath-
eoeum at Hartford Aug-
mented.
liAlt'l‘i-‘(iRli. October lib—«J. l’icr-
pout Morgan has prtnniscd $30,000 to
tho \\'udsworlh Athencum, of which
hp ‘5 u iruslcc.
’I‘lic lithoncum contains the public
library und vuluublo nrt collections.
and bus previously recoiVod largo
gifts from Mr. Morgan.
The Intent. gift will go toward the
purchnsc of St. John's l’roicstnut
Episcopal church, which adjoins the
Atlicumuu properly.
We purchased these Furs. ‘ Lust
Spring and they have been Mode to
Order, thus securing better Values
than if bought from open stock.
«— We invite your inspections of
them and think you will agree. with
us that we have excellent values.
mfilculd head is no oczomn of thc
sculpmvcry scvcro sometimes, but it
con be cured. Dunn's Ointment,
quick and pormnnent in Its results. At
My drug store. 50 cents.
W. c. T. U. CONVENTION.
LOi-l ANGELER. inlif. October 25.
MA reception to the visiting members,
ticlegutcs nod otllcors of the Women‘s
Christian ’l‘ompcrnoco Union who are
in the city to nttcnd tho nutlounl con-
vcntion of the union. which opens
bot-c ncxt I’l‘ltliiy, wus given lust night
In tho Cluttnbcr of C(IIIIIIRPI'CQ. A pvt»
drum nl’ Midi-click IIIIII nuisicul hum.
born wuu rctttlt-rcd. ’I‘lio dclcutttions
from New York. New Jersey. (iconoc-
ticut, indium untt representatives of
scvorol oi hor stolen urrivod yesterday.
Mrs. billion M. Stevens. nutionul prom
ldont of tho union. nnti Miss Aunu (lor-
dnu. the national vioo-prouidoni. rind
other outionnltoiiicorii ore bore.
7 It i'
s-ii’illt _
. omit? stem-h...
mil-“r 'm- .rtrnr ”if hill
.' ”Lighthbm '33:“
”3M .3... “will; gushed "ii
eon-rs NORWALK. cons.
Telephone 343-0.
04 WASHINGTON 8'?"
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Yu Heard tilt Loot?
It's all over town. They say Raymond has the best Coal. We
. heartily concur in that opinion. We think we have the largest and
‘ best stock. But don't take our word for it. Try a; load and prove
it to your own satisfaction. Not much risk in that. Iiit's all right,
give its enhance at your Winter’s Coal. Wc'aredicrc to do business.
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