‘ comfortable than for maturation in
m. A. GUSTAF'SON. ‘
’ .ottHlltla Aurelia Gustaf.
, not Andrew (inclusion.
'iirWaik, occurred last night
Win. with which the girl
”‘ l. for some days. The not
not involve years of age, a
plenum anti interesting child.
oral will be held tomorrow
' totally residence.
had. unipolar QttiNN.‘ ‘
orator Mrs. Bridget Quinn
old tomorrow morning at it
from St. Mary's Church. The
died yenterday at the real.
i.)
. her daughter, lilra. John Ly-«
.‘Nortlt Taylor avenue. after a.
illness. Mrs. Quinn was alxty—
itrsrof age. interment will be
*‘Mtiry's Cemetery.
NEAL QF MRS. DELLA POWERS
'ttinerai of Mrs! Della Powers
aid this morning from St. Joe.
hutch. in South Main street.-‘
was a very large attendance of
in and friends. The pastor of
‘ urch. Rev. William Maher. D. l)..
o oeielirant of the requiem high
Rev. J. (i. lt‘ogarty. of. NOl'Wilik. i
f , and Rev. 'l‘homas Shanley. 01‘}
“than. cubdeacon, Mm. Willian‘it
‘. many rendered two solos, One 1
with, Solemn Thought auth Pic
7 and John W. Wchle sang (lul-
. p. The flower hearers were Edward '.
imp): and Neil Buckley. and thc‘
' iii:" of no al‘ tributes was mogul-I
" The p lllioarcrs were Edward:
James Slugelcin. Michacl audt
8rd Shea, Hugh McGovern and.
so Williams. The iutcrmcut wasl
St. Mary's Cemetery. ‘
.‘FUNERAL 01" 1“. ii. it‘()|.\'i"lt‘.l.l..
he remains of lt‘rank ii, lt‘olwcli
g he interred thin afternoon in the
orwnlk Cemetery. Mr. lt‘olwoll was
non of William A. lt‘oiwcil. of Fair
treat, Noi'waik. and was thirty yours
fuse. He died in Poughkcopsic. N.
‘lS:,dBill.il being due to quick coir
.mption, which developed from an at-
ti of the grip.
FUNERAL or. s. n. llldldlililt.
he last rilos over the rcmains ot’
ll”. Barnum Mockcr wrro pcrt‘ortncd
, dolorday. Funeral services were hold
lat his late residence in \l‘cstport are
”Hertha Rt-v. l.cwla K. Moori- and tho
Rev. Geot‘gc ll. l-Igiicrt officiating. 0w.
"redo thc fact that Mrs. Mcokcr is an
.. alitl. tlic committal scri’ico was at
the house. .lntcruicnt was in Nor-
Witlk Cemctcry. 'l‘iic pail licitl‘ci‘ts‘
were Georgi» \l'. Scilcck. Floyd 'l‘. Rue.
K De, 8. H. Hoimcs. (lliarios Miiici‘. lla-
' id Miller anti 1). Warren Pitch.
7 FUNERAL 01" MRS. J. ii, JENNINGS.
The funeral of tho iati- Mrs. .ioahua
R. Jennings will ho hold at 2 o‘clock
tomorrow afternoon. from hcr homo in
Henry street. South Norwallt. ill-v. H.
B. Carienicr will oiiiciatc. 'l‘lic intcr-
meat “3i" bo iii Rchi'ultic (‘t-nictvi‘y.
piano: BAPTiST CHURCH. i
lioport- of the Year Showed it to be
in Good Condition.
l... The pastor of (ii-act» Baptist t‘burcb
.;.detiires The Sentinel to print tho tol~
*‘fio‘Wltig account at" tho annual mowing
'0! the church. hold last ’I‘ucaduy night.
"and which was altondcd by a large
number of the nicuibors:
After the incl-ting was callcd to or.
nor the Scripture was road and may
1 honored. The lilllllllt't-i or the hint
eating were road and uiloptcd. The
‘90!“ of the church oiilcci'a tiliowml
florganlzatlon in good condition
totally and spiritually. All lin-
' libel! bill'iillt-‘tii-l of the year was
. , up, and the following oiiiccra
= elected:
macaw—LG. W. Johnson. John
‘nt, ‘Richard Whittioacy. William
tier, Joseph Whitc.
»1‘i'niiweu——-C. l). Lloyd. William Whit-
iey‘alitl James Street.
’l‘roaouror—G. W. .lohiiaon.
. “ Clerk—«Misti Ella Hamlet.
'Tnperllttondont of Sunday School-w
tint-t9:- 13. Lloyd.
/ A brilliant talker will throw about ilti
itch light on a subject an the next
in penoibly. but it’ll mainly in the
“ .ul' llama-whack.
. ”mm... “man-M “ m
been earning all
‘ uncut itwand uoaiebody
jut it in the bank.
‘ “don't YOU put YOUR
in the lianlt'tor yourself
let others hare what
‘ ' in. Account with the
warmth Saving: Bank.
will receive t,
‘bl‘c sums.
.. intact be “counted for. and
, N “I dilflmflll‘llioii.
it ~ . estimate min amine
materials. attire can workshee-
:IMD and with a. atria and iliiliiitihiit
placental undertone. it lit the meat
y"‘ L ‘l‘ I & D “
tilt .wnliiilitti'i‘ah “any.
‘socrn noiimut. . -
‘ T.“ 3204.
i
in“ ALooiioL HILL.
m
Some of the Source: of Oppoultion
. To It,
Manufacturing interests are unani-
mous in demanding the iiaatiage of the
free alcohol bill. which [would be of
great henciltto. the batting industry.
and it will interest, if. it done not can
urine. many people to know that cer-
tain lines of manufacturing elsewhere
are opposed to the measure.
The Waterbury American says of
the sentimcu in its own city:
While all river Connecticut the
manufacturer are ititci‘caloti in the pro-
posed removal of the tax from denat»
urallned alcohol need in the arts anti
industries. and are eagerly awaiting
the time when the production of hats.
jupanned metal articles and scores of
other articles will be cheapciied by tho
removal of this tax. one of the bills
to accomplish which has been intro—
duced this session by Congressman
Hill. of Connecticut, it. now appears
that there are a tow manufacturers,
hilt ail‘men of large interest anti iniiu-
cucc. who are totally upper-ted to any-
thing of the sort. 'l‘iiey bane tho pro-
tects which they are making on. the.
fact. as: they claim ft to be. that, the
removal of the tax from grain alcohol
would so depress the price of wood
alcohol as gi‘oatly to reduce the pro-
duction of it and practically to remove
from the market charcoal. which to a
byproduct.
Without charcoal the manufacturer
of brains would iic. sct‘loiit-tly' hampered.
if nothing worac. Henct1 own-y brain;
manufacturer in \‘Valcrlnii‘y and tho
Nauaatucit valley it; Itccniy watching
illic couruo'of the matter.
Moat of thc charcoal hood in i-llll‘ii
quantities in the manufacture of brush
is made from hard wood in l’ounsyl-
vuuia and Ohio, Wood alcohol and
acctatc of lime arc the main products
and charcoal in tho byproduct. it in
licilovod by many that tho taking of
tho tax oti' grain alcohol would do-
prcss the ["100 of wood alcohol so an
to pitt half the charcoal liurucrs ill tho
‘two states mentioned out at basin-tau.
it is ncxt to lmpouaibic to got char.
coal now iii t‘nnoccticut. and itiiptmsi-
bin to not ill the quantitica nccdcd.
i , .
§.\obotiy iii (‘oiintu-iictii will burn a lot
:of wood to makc charcoal unions he
is unable to well the wood as wood.
’l'horo, are varying yicwa on this
aiiliicci‘. crcii among thn brass manti-
iacturors. but thorn in no gain-saying
tl‘ile fact that it dcoply concerns thcm
a .
'l‘lic following is tho Scituitiiic Amor-
Icau‘a account of what lit-comes or the
”llt‘llllit's hero and thcrc" ot‘ a rail~
road: “’l‘ltc ‘itcuoral Iiotiucltocpci" of
a grout trunk railroad linc in most fro.
(picntly a man. and his busincua in to
uiauagc tbc stations. supplying thcin
with all ncodi'ul articles. and cloucly
Watching: tiic \\':l.\l(' to are how a sur-
iui: can bc ct‘fcctcti. l‘ndoi‘ illri litirctiti
control tlicro conic numcroua items of
apparently t-iiunll conccru, iilli which
in thc aggregate amount to considera-
lt‘or instant-o, on tho Sitti-
ta Ft. systotii last your. thc ‘gcncrtil
housckccpcr purchased and diatribut‘
ct; 20.000 brooms to kccp tho stations
and oillccs ol‘ the company clcun. 20.-
(Mill boxcs or soap, moon scrubbing
bras-lice. and it similar lllllliiit'l‘ ol’
hand-mops tigurcti in tho (-xpontiitttrcc.
'l‘lic housckcopcrs of tho individual
station.“ and otiiccs rcprcacut a fortui-
dablc army. Upward of 10.000 of llicist-
wcro clnpioycd oil’ and on last your by
tho Santa i-‘o road.
“Au ililct‘cnilllg uucstlon that comes
tip in cvory houachold in the diapoai-
tion of too wtmto. The railroad houac-
kccpci' in curoful to Hilltly out any
economy. and tho waalo along llic
whole lino. is ccononilcaily (illiptirirttl
or. Waatc. plus, pcna. papcr. old
Iii-omits. mops. bottles. and worn-out,
machinery at locomotives are gather.
oil up along tiic route and sold for
Junk or "old scrap." A ainall heat.
one would any. but a largo one when
roimidcrctl in iii-l truc light. From
\l‘iliilt! papcr uioiic lain year tho rail-
road illitti'o realized a profit. of ‘5,"00.
l’cnii. eliinalcu. and illliiii proved of
important value. The total value of
tlic acrttp'licap' rcucht-d tho coor-
moaa Hillll ot‘ 31.350.000. (it conrao
the greater part of this watttc canto
frotii lili' worn-out loomuotlvcu and
care which are not" to the scrap lictip
tittcr. they have conned to he of fur-
ther value to tho ooiiipaiiy. Bill on
tho unmll hoiiuchold lit-ma mentioned.
upward of stance were rentizmi.
El’ul‘yiilllil; in cart-d. and everything
in economically dikpoked oi’.
inc intuition and table linen for
tho dining service of one road mount
up into the tens of thouiiaiidk, and
the towoht and lied iincn for tho alocpv
era rcprcittttii ncurly nu many more
iii-purine articles. ’l‘hc annual Witch
of the planner and dining car tit-twice
liliititlltlti to an expenditure of ”tattoo.
although it In nearly all done by
steam and machinery. in heap tip
the «apply of linen upward or ten
ihtlliilimll msiiiirutc Mecca of linen are
purchased annually. (in the great
trniiswntiiienial trunk linen more
money in spent on the table and tied
linen than on such apparently lin-
portant articles an ear britcltetu for
hot» and cents, or upholstered etinh-
ion cents for police era. that no cure
fiil. lathe system but every napkin.
towel. tablecloth, sheet. or pillow one
not one
an be lost without wine adequate
explanation companion the report
strict linemen
principles prevail throughout the
‘ We dmrtmont.“
have”
“Midlife-“BO Jones than it cheap
one to ill: the canal? "'
W ' You; limply uteri report- of
’n
cavalry innit. An operating
‘ their the Bill‘llhffollililllliawi-
Period of Police at irkuisk
- Assassinatod—éliiurtieair‘ Es-
capes
REVAI.. Euthoniu. Jun. 11.w'i'hc rc-
voit in Eathonia ii! collapsing. 'l‘lic
cavalry are operating up to the bar»
tier of Livonia.
Money coined by the revolutionimn
at limlauf, showing the head of Matt~
im. the leader of the Social Demo-
crats in the Baltic provinces. stamped
on one tilde. is being circulated in Li-
vonla.
The town (it‘. Lemuel. Livonia. where
a large mand of revolutioniata is lo-
catcd. has been surrounded by General
Orloi‘t‘a troops. .‘ ‘
lRKU'l‘SK. Siberia. .ian. li.-—'l,‘ho
prefect ot’ police. Dragomiroff. has been
asaauainatcd. the murderer escaped.
ST. PETERSBURG. Jun. ll.~Prc—
micr Witte, according to the Novoe
Vrcmya at his reception yesterday of
the delegation, headed by the mayor
of St. Petersliurg, which called on him
to request a relaxation of the orders
ot the prefect of mllce against moot»
logs in thc lntcrcat ot’ the electoral to
campaign. dcclarcd emphatically that
the government would not go an inch
lit-yond tho imperial tiiaiill‘cato in the
question oi‘ transforming tho. National
Aaceinbiy into a constituent assembly
for tho lilli'litih't‘ of formulating a con-
stitution and will not tolerate any at-
tcmpt to do so. which would make it
a roroiutioiuiry assembly and subject
to tlleaolutlon by the ompcitor,
’i‘hc Novoc Vrcniyn also claims that
tho prciuicr announced that the clinic!“
or had iioi abrogated tuitocratic potter
and could still by an imperial maid
fcato. broaden, abridge and even abol.
ish the rights. granted to tho pcoplo.
’l‘ho papor iptotcn Premier Wittc as
saying that much is chinactctl of liit.‘
Manchurian army in the maturation of
order in Russia. ()1in the roar forces.
othct'wisc lhc react-vials. coaupriaiug
thirty pcr coiii, of tho army. :irc tic-
morulizod, ’l‘hc rcniuiiiticr arc in
uplondid condition. ’
'i‘lic dciuonstratiou nt’ mourning
phinnod to t'Olllmi'lliill‘llil} January 32
(“Rod Sunday..l lut‘illdus calling a
two-day concral striltc beginning at
noon. January Hi. The Rude of St.
l‘ctcrslnirg ni'c striving in force a con-
tho: and a rcpctitlou ott’ tho Memoir
liurrii-adt- of strccls and othcr l'l'ililli‘f'n‘
of tho i‘cbcilion thcrc. but thc author-
itics arc rcatly lo iiccliirc martial law
at a uiouiont‘u imiit‘i‘ and stout tho
idca that anything tict'ioiis will occur.
According to tho Slt’n'o, the common.
rcpori of Count you \‘croutzofr-llash
koil'. riccroy of tho (‘titit-astis. shows
that tho situation ill triiiis-(‘Vaticaalt is
much tuorc alarming titan outlined in
thi- publichcd slalom-cute on tho Huh.
jcct Portions of ilic'rcpoi't indicatc
that [ho lil‘lillit“ll consists practically
of rt-cotittncriug tho wholo country
south of the mountains. it also con-
tains illl ttrnciit Hillit‘lilhitii' rclni'orcc~
tncute.
w.....- ......... .. n...—
RECENT ARRIVALS 0F VESSELS.
NEW YORK. .iun, l|.~'-:\l'l'i\'t.‘tij Sir.
t‘ulit’oruic. front liavrc.
NEW YORK. Jilll. li.- ~.\i'i'lrcd: Sir.
l‘rlm. Dakar. from (icnoa nntl Naples.
NEW YORK, .iau. il.»-’i‘ln‘ Aincrika
from Hamburg via lioi'ct' and Chi-r-
hours: for Now York, was in cmunnini-
cation by win-ices with t‘npc llacc. N.
id. at ti u. at, when about to mill-a
wont of tltiil point.
(‘.\Mllltlli(ii'2. Mun-s” .lan. ll. «.t lit"
iltiou that fil,’iiit'il(‘i‘ ho impoucd Jan.
11!. on Clniricu l.. ’i‘uckci; who stands
t'oni'lctctl of murdering Mnbic (intro
til Wanton. was filed today, with tho
Snpcrior tloiirt today by Attorney~
ciliiorai ilci'bcrt Parker. The pciitil-
iv in thin ethic of llrut dogroo murdcr
January. liltiii. la dculh by clocirocir
of which ’i’ucltcr was convicted in
lion. 'l'tickt-r'u cutiuttcla arc all” hope-
iuil of obtaining a now trial on ex-
continue.
The prclty girl whom the tll‘lll; clerk
rocottnizctl hit a ciiatomcr tutti-rod the
store ruthcr tliiiltlontly and approacliml
lhc clci'k with tlio‘nli' of our about to
ask it favor.
"Do you ovcr outclitiiinc thiuuu." alto
llt-tkt‘ll. tippcaliniziy,
"Will, it depends. We try to ho littl
commtnlalinit." ho rcplicd. "What do
you want to oxrhungo?"
' She brought forth i1 imttlc.
she handed him.
"iml decided not to into thin.“ ahc
hold. "and N like to return it."
“’i‘hln.” wait it bottle of peroxide of
hydrogen. and the nirl'u hair who still
brown.
"icrtiiinly we'll talu- lt hitch.” Hillti
the clerk. ”What do you want iii-
attend?"
Bile timtmhl a minute and looked
around at all the inytdcriotm Kiliiili bot-
tieit and .iili‘itl. Then an inspiration lit.
up her pretty face.
"You are so kind." dill! acid. "l'll
take it out in anatomy atampa."
W
which
You may think that. rest ht better than
the work that you might. do;
You may lilitiii your day» in looting.
and may quite tiiiiny it. too;
You may lislitiy ititip the duties that
are on your livery hand. .
And may nightly follow pleasure with
the m vermllton hand:
You may look with scorn on Workout.
and may urge that they are daft.
Claiming that your idllnx'ii hotter than
my inborn pointed intuit.
But hi can your titted attention to it
incl you cannot doubt:
The engine that in» renting was the
one that rented out.
' uncommon by the
an
retina. _ .
are hindrance I company-r tit Hartmrd
was initial yesterday ctéthe proposed
general fiovern'
meat. at tire companions. a mroiect
which no out not invention in the
hoarse ethic talk among his friends
he told something of his own expert
' lance with non-resident examinations.
He said that. some years no it xen-
tiemun walked one hit: alone and in-
troduced himoelte its they announce
coinmiueio'ner oi? a atom which shall
be nameless. outward. The stronger
announced himself and said that he
had come to make an examination of
the company. ~
“How much time will you require?"
asked the president.
“0. about half an hour," was the
reply.
.“Do you wish to examine our
bonito?"
“No. that isn't worth while. You
rent an a titaiemcut in our state. didn't
you?" acid the oiiii'itulanlmicr.
“You." replied the. iiiaiiraiico [ironi-
dent. “We did. it. was printed and
was just like those we coat: to other
Staten." '
"Well.” said the cotnmisaloncr, “i
would like to compare the prided re-
port you cont. me with tho othcr
copica of it you have."
“Of course," acid the president. in
telling the story. “what we uhowctl
hint and what We sent him wore from
the same type."
About this time the insurance lii'i‘h’l-
dent. thought it. wine to aak tho visitor
what ho waa going to charge {or his
examination. The reply was “$150"
The president said he thought that
too much."
"‘Woll.” said the visitor. “its just
like this way. We come on with my
wife for the summer utid wc arc go-
lng to may at. a hammer hotol, and
you lnaurance fellows arc going to
pay our expenses."
The president still dcinurrod and
finally suggested that the examiner
shold look into their assets. The near
mlsaioner declined but the president,
demanded that the contmiasnner
should mark one item to the print
oti “fit of assets to ho product-ti. it
on p minced and clinched its all right.
Jylion the commissioner sat down and
wrote out a formal certificate that ho
had cxamlned this company and found
it all right iii all rot-meets. Tho protei-
dent of the company gave hint u Stat
bill and the westcriicr said it was
very satisfactory and took the train
for the summer hotel.
THE MORNING BATH.
Conditions Under Which it Should
Not Be Taken Cold.
(‘old bathe in the morning are llli‘
doubtcdly beneficial. but only to thouc
pct-solid who have uuillclenl vital oncr-
gy and nervous force to inaurc good
reaction with no subsequent languor
abuuduncc of blood and limit. who arc
urcatly rcl‘rcchcd bv thclr nioruiu:
hath fool tired or languid two or three
hours alter it. Whoa this occurs it
in couclusirc criticucc that tho prai-
ticc is harmful. Persona who have an
abundance of hood anti flesh, who are
lymphatic or sluggish in tciupcra-
depicted. can "tho it cold morning:
bath to advantage. ()thcra who arc
inclined to be thin. whose humid and
tcct hccotiic cold and cliitiiiiiy on
alight provocation. who tlixcal food
slowly and assimilate it with diillcuiiy.
“ho arc nervous iind who have much
on their minds should avoid early
morning bathe. For such tho hath bc-
lorc rctlrinit at night is i‘t‘i‘tiilllllt‘llii‘
rd. rm it Hilfiiliti be followed by l't‘Sl of
brain and bodr‘ till canal conditions
of circulation arc ro-cslnbllrlicd.
Sonic llt‘l‘tlmlH who are wcuk in ncrvo
Imwvt‘ how such cxollultit‘ tict‘Vt‘s tlitll
tiicy got at noon a poricct reaction
from cold bathing. but lime in after
oitccti-t ll‘til‘l‘ than the rhino of tho
bulb. This clasa of individuals should
not bathe too Mich and should al-
ways uao topid water. cboouiug the
limo preferably before rotiriuu‘.
A WONDERFUL MEMORY.
hingllnbccci had it memory so ox-
traodluury that it. created to draw! all
hit: othcr montal faculties. lio road
all aucicnt anti modern languages that
had it literature and wait familiar with
the title and content of cvory known
hook. ilc once said that he could rc-
pciil the titles of over 500.000 hooks
writton in many languucca on a divor-
alty of aubioctii. Hin wlioio lilo. wait
gircn to randy. lie coiiiiiioiiiy rottiiiiu-
cd at work all night and when nature
could ondnrc no more he lay down
whcrcvcr hc chanced to ho, and with
tho door for a couch. a hook for it till-
low and covered with an old tuttcrtul
cloak ho would etccp for it tow hourn.
thou rim: anti go to work again. lltt
liicrully know everything that was
worth knowing in his time.
.THE CROOKED I088.
"Say." said lluolct‘. "don't call nio
‘tlio bot-iii of tho ward.” Thalia too
continua. Make it ‘l‘llitti‘.’ or coinc-
thing like that."
"Oh i couldn't call you that.“ replied
the reporter.
l :‘Why iitit I'm norl of ii ruler. ain't
—.
"Wall. you; but tliuro'a another nor
of rotor timi'a always utralgttt."»~i’hll-
udclphia Press.
DiFFlcUL? GROUNDS. ’
”You remember how the handsome
young follow at the bunch shipped in
the water and cared that beautiful
iiclrelti at the rink of MI llt‘o '
"Yes. indeed. Oi conroc. he iniu‘rlod
her?"
"No. he refused to."
"itoiiiiied to! Absurd: 0n
ground?"
"He was already tnarricii."=«~Cleve-
lurid Plain Dealer. .
what
a“ y...»
Dividend Notice.
Jan. to. tttttu.
(Mire of the iiiuiitttm Underwear Man-
utucturinl (in.
The direioni of the were company
have titlii titty declared a dividend oi
Myw"DMi't you know that. it bark.
111“” norm bite-i"
urn-"You, not how too i to know
or I
i
tinned . WHMWHM
that II with your it won't
unit mam-mmnmh i
is per cent. on incidental attack at
said company. iron: the not. surplus .hui. int, 190!
carillon. payable to stockholders of
mega on or attic intuition.
hood
V.
that». 0
wcihltnown ,
mom and \vbost'c nervoue force in not.
.a
ter in many ways than any we have 6
meat is larger and the prices‘ are lower.
cortices. .
Naluaook Sets, wide and narrow,
Swiss Sets, in blind and open enacts.
Allflvete, in Uniiibulo. Nainaook and Swiss.
Widotirlouuclngo, with Bands to
Baby iriuli, all over, and blinds.
‘ .' . . cos. a and genome BUILDING.
A‘
yer shown before. The phttorne are it
insertions to match. '
ti l rt. it
match. I" l I . i
l
I
Matinee. v
Our annual importation at Hamburg Edaoiidtnd insertinge'are'now on attic.
The line this section is not»
her and headhunter. The tuition,
The line includes all‘the tiowetitthiaga in Oambrio Edglnu and in- 7
' ,
I" .
‘1' “it?
Mor»: .o .~.
in
We are making tqiccial induccnicuta to buyerii in our lionacfurnialiiug Department. in order to reduce our
stock. . . .
25c. Novoltlca. 10c * $2.75 Oil llcnlcre. $2.00 500 Salad Bowls, title
100 Novelties, 70 $3.50 Oil i-lcatera, $2.75 25¢: Salad Bowie, 191:
31.50 inniontulc Sela, title “.00 Salad Bowie, 75c $4.25 on Heaters, $3.50
$2.25 Lemonade Soto, still the Salad liowiii, 50c $5.00 Oil Heaters, 33.95
20 per cent. diucouut on all Japanese and Havihuid China. (int tibiae, Lamps and (lichen. .
”W 10 per cent. discount on Nickel Tea and Coffee Pots, Chilling Dianna. Crumb Trays and Baiting Dishes.
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TRISTRAM 8i HYA'IT, NORWALK, CONN.
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Night
Shirts.
Worth. cosy Night Shirta.‘
made of outing iianncl, and full
size. Just. the right kind for
those cold nights.
50c. '
Pajamas of the some material,
$1.00.
Open Monday. Wednesday and
Saturday Evenings.
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TAILOR.
CLOTHIER.
MATTER.
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85‘Wlfihlnflton SL. So. Norwoll.
H. Krieger 8: Go.
West Washington Street,
South ,Norwalk.
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"Private credit is‘ wcalth."—Lcttcrs of Junius.
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for freight Only.
On and other ’l‘ucsday. Jillllllll'i’ L’.
l90ti_ it‘i‘ciglit Propcilcra will ionic
i’ici' 2X. East illvci', New York, (foot
of liovcr sit-coil. ovcry day. lt’Xi't.'|il
Sunday). at i p. lll. Freight roccircd
at. Norwalk up to 4 p. m. and South
Norwnlk up to 5:30 p. in.
NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO.
Analog J. Smith C. C. Hogoman
Lessee. General Agent.
Rifle i is
THE DAYS BEGIN TO
LENGTHEN and your Coal be-
gins to be halt-gone. A lot of pru-
dent people arc keeping a good
stock on hand. Coal will not go
out of style nor depreciate in
value—you can't lose.
We continue to sell the best
Coal we can buy at the lowest
price it can honestly be sold. Our
Coal is well-known and known
well wherever it in known.
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Savings Bank’s
9ist Semi-Annual Dividend
to dooouiiorl
at the rate of
for Pet Gent Per Attaiim
to illdrow nm’m when” IE? 1% J
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Hint been declared for the alt taunt“
endin Doe. iii. not retain on and
alter 5m. 10. 1900. ’ M
interest not drawn will no crotlltlti
to Accounts and draw intomt from
Money Mi”
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be nothing to put by and bull
find its way into the savings
,
possible. Why not make up
Read that statement over several times and think on
its meaning. PRIVATE CREDIT IS WEALTH." " it
you spend your income as fast as you receive it there will
ulate your expenditures so that there is always a little to
very comfortable little fortune started. The KRIEGER
C0.‘S Credit plan forms the means for the establishment
of such practice. You can buy stylish and well made
clothing for man. woman or child and by charging it up
to your account. pay in convenient weekly payments. This
allows for a regulation of yOur expenditures otherwise im-
in 1906? Come in and ask us for particulars.
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d your fortune on; but reg-
bank and you soon have a
your mind to‘use this plan
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250 ‘
WRITING PAPER.
DENNISONS “
confetti and Serpentine.
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vanooti ulna anode now in molt
won purchased. Wilt oonttttiio
to soil at our old prion while
"You my lllltl milll stole your ovor- ‘
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{Wilton Aid, Wine and MW
rout." Mild the magistrate. "do 1 un-
derstand that you prefer charges
against him?" ‘
“Well. no. your honor." replied the
plaintiff. ”OI prefer the overcoat if it's
all the unto to you. cor."—Phllodel-
phia Press.
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To the Public. .
We desire to call the attention of
Jewelers. tianiware Dalian, Bonito,
herniation! and Store patent to our
faciliticti for doing all kinda of '
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