t known (outdontu of South
ill; hid thin morning at her real-
it Lama street after an
Asylum was born in New York
igh‘ifyvnlna yum-(II ago Rcured
not positive I'cliglous inti-
(I: loved truth lntonnciy and
I 1th a vigtIIouu mind that
mom by onsitluous culture.
as tireless in her ministries to
arc/(ind hex. She was (I. IIIoIIIlItII
outh Norwnik Congregational
. sin; was for many years idtuI
all thc intorcsts (IlI tlItI
Mmemmunlty, and ((IIIdert-(t
lthtul and efficient. (ItIIrIiuI. iII
lbils and social wotk Miss
éoujoy‘ed good hoalth until (I
t n ago. and was in posncusion
(to ‘ll‘les until sitickon with It
(I (shock, from w-hlth sho novor
ISiIe received all the affection
int; service that kind hearts
til .hlindc could giro (Ind thus
Weheucefuliy down to tho closc
ngr'and eminently useful life
full joy of the bounty and so
of. on uufnltoring (‘hrlstinn
Aymar, (Is II girl in Now York
with the most into-muting stII
hulés of tho (lny. N. (I Willis
not, was It fumillIII fricnd (If IItIII
‘and other literary lions t‘rc-
Ithe house. Miss Aymar was
(Why in genealogy and an in
studcnt (It Amoricnn history.
(I also (I woman of touch (lis-
(531 of’. mtutncr (Ind posscssod It
. filo (personality and strong will.
.I m enabled low to (Ictomplish any
she undertook III conveisu
B, e was clover. and convincing.
. a a great atlmlrcr (If thc ability
rand rejoiced in tho IIIodtIrII
l menu: (If ytomcn‘s clulIs illlll
rbplo wmk.
‘eeting of tho Nonulk (‘hnp
'f '.(lf tho ~I"\llltll(tlll Rum
February ill, ltlt)0.1\iiss Ay-
, mend It biographical sketch of Is-
Soars. popularly (IIIiltId ‘Kiug
* (t handing spltil in in Ncw
(luring thc licvoiutiotr and (Inc
the “Sons of i.'|iI(~It\.' llt- ‘uus
', unclc of Miss .-\_\IIIIII.
in "Norwtllk Ant-I. ~..'.(I r-(Iurw .\ii.~~
mar. (IontIiiItttcvl :I illit- slit t(- h (It thc
illlt NtIIwnlh i.(I(li(Is' l’nlilotic So-
ey. 1861- lStIfI. tolling (Ii llItI wotk tor
liberty in \\lll('ll sh.» nus out (It llI.
tit-meat litIlitIttIIs II(~\(.II tilting up ilI(I
’.mov‘emcnt to How thc slows. 'l‘htI lil'I
_ (do any»: .
5 In July following liI(I Tull (Il‘ lI‘tII't
Summer, wlicu tho war lutd ilt'lllilll_\'
Ifbexun lIotn'ccn Inc North iliiil South.
and troops wvrc tonsil-run: in t‘lllt'H
n'tl Villages throughout our IIortlIcrn
(LII! {cw lntllcs III(It iii tho lIoIIIc (II‘
he; Burt K‘nnpp. (In \\(i\l1l|l"i(lll
ttzoet South Ntil'wullt, .Intl li'Hlth‘il
emielvus into illi association (ttllt‘tl
e iBouth Noiuttllt l.tI(li(s i’IItIiotic
W ty." whoI‘tt- (Ihjcct nus to (lid and
‘ act. out soldicIs iu (iiillll (Ind
lit] or it round \ttIIIII(i(I(l up (in-
, Mrs llurid it \IIstiII.
. 30f thc ("(Ingtcnntioiml IIIiIIisttII.
(Milled tlttI constitution :Iud un< (IlltIII
the; first picsidcut (It (In Soril't)
jgillt‘t' (Iillt'crs. rcprcsvnliIItz llli‘
loin-t churches in South Not-(ruin.
. Fit‘flt Vic-(IpIt-sidtnt \lrs IolIII
(Scott; Bccoud I'Ilt(I-I.p1(le(i(IItt NIH. llnl
y” . it'ecrctntv. Mrs. liurr Knapp: “H
at, SIIcr-‘(tittt Itlrs.lI1.il. i’iult:
I‘lroi‘. Miss \im} llili. nod :I lIotIt-(i
Volvo nIIIIuIIpIIs. in tho folio“-
year Mitts iiurrict I\,\IIIIII sumo-(i
Mrs. lit-unis i’iIttt wus vict
Mth llill. lrt-Itsuror
IM‘i'Niill} liming Iliu.
. idlInt iilitl Miss i’lutt as scorn-
(tontltlvtctl lh(I
momhcrnhlp ((-0 (ms twontr-itw
numerous lIttud. (‘ontrlhntions \l'i'l't
’Irecotvod from (Iihcrs Iiilliiltll' tho so
ioty. not only (It rush,
mi Ji'lllt‘fi, winch. hooks.
other stippllco Willi tiI( lunds Inism
tai‘in watt lillil’lliiht'll l‘ot liitiHllll‘liliIi
limIII liilt
it)” Sanitary (‘ouiuticsioin liiitl tilt“
.I Willi!“ comioittt IItItIdtId for thc not
(:i y worn hold in plinth» humus.
' ,1 (III II lliill‘ (III. (I Ilttll. till Nmo
“my... M. ..
littlonmncy Mill picniy (It
intro the. wny to succtIIIIIt.
twat inuomlru to HIV“ in
account. Deposit with (III
hunt you run (Ipnro now
ildhei‘oio (Inch trunk or
"Valium-It, it n. In. to it
. cturdny evenings
I, or usual I put
and (Wording hotter monotoumonu
. (or matings (If the soclbty, but also.
. tor its entertainments to raise money
‘ of rotting funds became a serious one
‘nnti it is amusing to call tho.diacus—
‘ five cents a fair price, but was oppos»
rs. Austin. owing to ”to mow s
lilltl
socltIty's (Iftuirs.
(this and ilI‘I‘I socltIty soon iIt-(IIIIIItI :I
but of fruits
l
l
atom“ of h'ltirjt \t‘ItIII- fur-nishtd h_\ Isc
I
'ettt‘ly lliiItllilL'N (Il' llli‘ i’IIII-Iiotit
for the increased number or workars.
liliy a block wan now (not. (tho Nathan
Ely not only guru the use at tho hull
Soon after amortisation tho question
(Ind it was decided to give a concert.
'(too which arose over the charge for
"tickets. The president thought twenty- ,
ed by hourly all the members who
said that. to charge more than tittoon
cents would mean (allure. Finally the
IIURELY MUTUAL.
Edie Suturuncctcomttnu,
amino.
ANNUAL DIVIDENDS.
Condition January I. 1906,
..M._...W . ,_. . .... .. .c.
... . .... u... “an”. .
\ “1V 1‘ ‘\
president united to ho given the do . AHMHQ i _ ldAIilldlIittIi.
cision in the mutiny promising if the [nuns upon lluui lasintte 4" , \IIIouIIl rouuli‘cd to rc-
'concert fullod to yield to thtI ilt'toon llrst llcn ......... $23761. (not. Ll“, Itmurc Itil (IulsiuudlI‘Is‘
cont mto‘iorevor utter. The concert ilondu, lllI cost ..’...'.71. list. it! I Potion-It, not. (‘ItJlli~
Will-i (I grout snot-(Ins. it was given no SIOI'RH. “trust ......... litttlilitl :ilII pnny's stIIItdurd, high»
lore (I crowded house, und wont (In Loans upon Storm and . or than that I‘ctIIIiI'I'Ii .
hountiluliy. while the profits amounted Bonds ............... 30,000.00. by (my (onto ..... spHfiIHJinU
to $90. ,l’rot’ousnr Merriam, who led Loans upon- l’ollclca (It‘ thiuhiilty on account. (It‘ [ '
thtI singing, lIIId been promised out" tlIiIt (iotnpuny ........ 861,615.00. ittpsod Polic‘iou not
(moth tho receipts, and wthI he. rc Prctuiunt Notes (In Poli- ‘ . IIIdorod .......... (56.91100
(what (In. muuuy he ”(mm-km] "\VhyI ('lth‘l lIl l'lll't'ilI ........ “H.397 lilll’tllui' Clllllllti in UN)-
Miss AV'mtil. i nuItIr had so much [my Homo ()ilictI proporty ’liilti,2:: 1..“ (It-us of Adjustmont -:iIlti.ii2tl.2ii
in my 1th “0h"
"your forte is music.
was thc. rcply.
not finance!“
services.
For (1 time the local Patriotic So-
ciety acted lndcpoudcntiy, sending sup-
plies direct to special regiments Wc
copy from It ItIp‘orl of tho sot-rotary.
Jununry 1864: 'WtI hnvc (tout undcr
the nusph (It.- or the Snuituty Commis-
sion supplies to tho lllllt‘ Connoctltut
regiments on the cousl of Vitgiuiu
and North (‘Itroiinu (Ilso to tho-Sou
entcenth Connecticut. ”
i’ltimutcly the socioty joincd lllt‘
”Womcn's Control Association of lic-
lict‘.” illlil lItIcnmo allied with lh(I l‘niI
tcd States SIIIIitury Commission. A
diplomn was awarded to our patriotic
soticly at_tlI(I (Ilos(I (If the close of tlI(I|
wur from tho Womcn's (‘.(Intrnl RolitIt‘I
Association. signed by tltc oillccrs (If?
this iIIrlutInliIIl- organizution. :Idtlrcsncd'
to Minn lrlarrlct Aymnr. president. 'l‘hiIII
diploma is now in thc. posstwsiou of
”w Norwnik illsiorlcul :IIId MtIIIItIriul
llllll‘iil‘y Association, togcthcr with oth-
cr rclics of tho Patriotic Society.
’ihc inIuIlItIr ol’ (Itticlcs Inndc from
that to January 186“ was i 71i2.l,l(‘)xcs
(If suppiics soul to thtI soldicrs wcrc
rulttctl (It 35341, (Ind mom-y wns collcctI
(Id mounting to $1.:ifiOJi7. 'i‘htI (IlIll-
drop of South Norwnlk IIro (IrtItllttId
with (-(IIItrilIutiIILr $30 in IIIoIIcy to thc;
l’utritItitI Soclcty IIIId plcciug Ion
quilts for hospital IIstI.
LAWYERS HAD A RACE.
Attorney Charles Murphy, of Danbury
Challenged Attorney Leo Davis.
On Friday Intuition iii tiItI South Nor-
unlit lillllildtl stuiiou lllt'lt' iIi usunlli' l
:I ‘IiIIhI gutht-rlnn (It lnuII-Iuts from:
South Nornnllt tIIItl |).tIIlIury \vuitiuu.
tor IIIII lil‘l‘lVill (Ii' lllt‘ Still (ruin fut“
llt‘itlgvpul‘l "I :ItlIIuti IlivI short .‘jil("‘
(lztr motion (iur .il IIII county ((III‘r'
l
l
i
I
l
iItIIIstI. .
\‘(Isicnltt'u IIIorIII'IIII: tho (ruin “Ins
lltIIIIIII IIIiIIIItI-s lutc Ililtl tllt‘ llllltI
hunch (Ii Inu‘ytII-s slood (Io llll‘ plot
‘ l‘oI'III wailing.
.\Il(:rn(-_\' (‘lIuI'h-s Murphy. of into
huI'y. who. in tumour yours, lIus iItItl
,somc i't'lltliailtlll us (I .Itpriutcr. t‘lltll-
itIIIgtItl l.t‘tl litttls III it told rucII i't'mu
illt‘ soutltcru (-ud ol‘ llll‘ (Inst hound
slulion to tho trtIllIIy ll':l('l( (In Millli'lll‘
.IIIII-III lilitl huch,
,\IIIII‘II(Iy l((-(I_IlI propost-(i :( (lolittr
l‘iilll in n pool (Is (Intruut-(I lt't‘s :IIId
IiI(I ItiIIIItIr to Iniw nil not! (but hr-
lIiIIIs(~ll‘ would lit‘ illltl\\‘('(l to (Inn-r tho
l‘iiI (I.
Mr. iinris (-(Iuld not so.» it to. in-
lillt‘W lliut he could not hoot lit-(Iglt.
lll' was sulrcd llll\Vt'\‘(I|’ by at proposiI
(ton to what-i; up (III lill‘ \\’lllllllli.'.\ :(IId
t‘llll‘l‘t‘tl ilitI E‘iii'i‘
.lutlgc .lt‘liu ll. Light Itch-ti :ts slur-
tcr. .\ll(Irnt-_t' ('ttlIlII, (Il' Iluuhury :Is
sinitiI holdcr ttIId .itidgu Just-pit Ii. 'l'tIy-
lor iti‘lt‘ll us .'I sort of static lliliil (It tlI-I
.\l(IIIr(I(I sin-(II lrollv: Irncit.
()u illI‘ lirst lt‘L', (It‘ Illt‘ ructI .\lil)l'lli‘)‘
llurts («printout Its lust (Is lll‘ (Iouitl IIIId
put .\iIIIpIIy to his lllt‘lllt' \\'lillt- Kcouh
iillllt‘l sut'otl himsc If no tho liIIislI llilil
(in tln- honic strcith gullopcd in It win
I
Other ltcni Estuto ......
(lush in Billilti-i
X 492. 540.1)"
l.7ti7. «lob. (iii.
The cont-(Irt wua glitch on August 8, Sluts (If N. Y.. Comp
1862. by the united chorunon of tho “‘OHI'N (‘i‘i‘iiili'ilit’N .. 34.44115“.
South Norwuik churches. assisted by J'W’I'C‘N "it" in"! ““-
othor nmtttcur singers. who gch their ”UNI ---------------- “90.12005
RtInts (inc (Ind ucoruod . . 22.26332
Mnrltot vnluc oi‘ Siocits
(ind Bonds (Ivor cont. .. l ,09'1.72 1 ill I
1
Not uncolloctod (tn-(l (itI- l
t‘crrcd prIIIIIluIIIs ...... 387.7033“; _
'l‘olui Asscls ......... $tili,ti3$,928,il2
lliridcutis
RIIIIl
SIII piutII
ll’roiuiutns pIIid in uti-
V‘tllltl‘I ..............
(:Ictlltcd u
h-fi with tho
puny ut interest
Estutc
to
(Irs
l
'i‘otul I.i(Ihililios ..
1905.
THE YEAR'S BUSINESS SHOWS:—
An
Increase in
Number of Policies in Force on paid
increase in Cash income,
Incrcnse in Asse is.
‘
increase in Surplus to Policy-Holders.
Insurance Written.
Increase in Insurance: in Force.
(169.412 733.00.
Receivcd from Policy-holders ..............................
Paid to policy-holders
Excess returned over amount received
JOHN M. 'l‘:\ l'lA'lll.
l'i’t‘filtll‘lli.
iiiClllilGit'l‘ ii. \\'lii’i‘lI‘.‘.
Sccrctn ry.
DAVID GREENBAUM. Gen'l Agent,
sIN'CE ORGANIZATION.
contingt‘I
dcprcciutlon (Iccount ..
IId
(‘qu
ill
Policy-iIoidI
11897 tiIi7.
Il7.7T2.I’I‘.i
l'.iI'Iti.1ltiil.I'It‘I
:ItI.‘....(I(I.(I(I
$hl‘til1ll‘t,‘l2h.h.
(o'r basic. 71.307. Insuring,
‘ ' 323824122924
$240,738,252.”
............... . 32.497.023.49
(occur s. nquNsox.
\‘icc i'rcsiticnl.
iIANllIIl. l
i. WELLS.
Actunry.
I .
>
206 Warner Building, Bridgeporthonn.
”('1' 3t). s-Iit l‘lil I'tuls.
, IlIt-II \\‘ll.‘l(‘ltti| up told it howl won! up
from \lllll‘llt') Mlll‘liiii'.
ills I't-I'iiugs \\‘t'l‘t‘ I'IItIIiiiI sooihcd
in tho (IiIoIIIII‘Iti philosophy in which
lliII ('itlllt' ls
‘l
.
porn ,ioiIttId ilIIII “llI(Ir(I
:lll‘lit‘l' lItilli t‘\'t'l‘_\‘ IIIiIItIltI."
CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.
lliillltilii’ilit'l‘. Jun. ‘.'7. -.\s tho .rII-
suit of horns by thI (Mo‘-
turning of :I lit'l‘iiHl'llt‘ lump lust night.
tililt‘-_\‘(Itll‘tllil lllltltt “'tti‘llt‘l‘, (inughttf
(Il‘ Mr, (Hill Mrs. John. ll. \VtIt'ucr. (II'
No. :i lliirmlt'li Ilt'tIIItt(I_ (lhId at low
lliillit‘ itlltlili N (I'(-|(I(Il( this morning.
'I'lI-I child \t'ns lllll'lll‘tl \t'hilc curing for
tho htthy of Mrs. Mury (loodwll. who
ll\i-I‘ ucross llit' sin-(It. ’l‘hc snmlicl'
(-lIiid pIIiit-(l :I tulIlc cloth nud upsct ii
lint-pint: lump. llildn wns (‘ll\’t‘lll|lt‘il
in burning (Iii. SiIII run out into Ihc
sin-(Ii Imd (no wind I‘IIIIIIIId III(I hiuzc.
.\ potlcstrluu IIIIIIIIId Arthur ltichmun
\t'ruppctl his (I\'(Ir(I(Iul uronud tho (IlIilti
I'tIt-(Iirt-(l
uml sIIIoIlIcI-(Id tlI(I ilnencs, but not
until shtI lliltl hoop faintly hurncd.
it) His. loin l’llil’ $1 'Il linycs'.
\Ituch lili' .Iluuys sinuint: \rhcrn
low is “uniting
Ducts and Kcorh-
i
l
’l‘l‘m (Itlitor ot‘ llit"
\IIIIsth-II pupor,
lot 'It':ItI(l; "lI‘I'icudII.
(Iorn, ptltuloos or
sustain “it of (IitiItIr
i got ((Indcr ill
thing us good and
tilt
‘ilt'fil
rI tut-nth
anything than
thou (II boost is u
this (IflltItI ul its full
llltll’kt‘l I'ulIu (lll suiIstIiptioIIs. llllili:
us It (lollur's worth of humor or snow
\\'(.I will giro you
)tili 's Stillst' Iipvino [mm 3va up.
isms.~ “hon u.- look tlltliLtI til this llli
AInictstItI Argus. it
puts ltII'tlI this uppt.tl
-:' wool.
u‘ill
STEAM HE
l’US'I‘
'.IillilllESS
OlI‘lI‘lt‘lI)
ATING.
William H.Meeker
General
(Sontractor and Plumber.
Honest Work and Ample Ex-
. perience.
Water St..~ South Norwa‘k.
Ion
5.
SHEET MUSIC SALE
; . SATURDAY.
i7.
t
(Iti'ord to lilliIiH.
(
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7:4
A Copy
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PROF. W. H. CLUNE WILL PLAY ALL THE LAT-
EST SHEET MUSIC SATURDAY EVENING
5 O'CLOCK. HEAR THE
PLAYED BEFORE YOU BUY.
"W
MUSIC
I50
A Cupy
Happy Heine.
My Hindoo Mun.
Dreaming, Love. (It You. by Char.
K. Hll‘l'lI. .
l'nt no Lonely.
Paddle Your Own Clnoc.
Sweat Little Carahoo.
if a Girl Like You Lived a Boy Like
Me. '
lye-Bye. My My, ByeIByo.
ind many other-c.
’ Donovcn Bloch
,.
Someone Think: oi Someone.
When the Evening Breeze ll Sigh-
inn.
Home Sweet Home.
Wait 'Tlll the Sun
You.
and many
Shines,
othcrl.
Nellie.
Just a Little Rocking Chair and
Otto. M. Cohln'c Latent Hits:
46 Minutes From Broadway.
stand Up and Fight Like Hell.
.Mnry to a Grand Old Name.
lie Long. Mary.
..I..(I.-.(--(((.II(IanIH-aiaau
Music Store.
HARRY VON TtLZEH's LATEST DANCE FOLIO. NO. 4 ....I. . . . . . . ..
LATEST MANDOLIN FOLIOB
.(...(I.....
.I.(......................
. II
Quurt Mcusut'cs, it‘
Nicitcl 'l‘cu Kctllcs
Measure
int‘nutry, t.‘.
((-ratuto Notional Gourd Association.
'llltl Arjutunt General George M. Colo,
who nIndc II stop on his wu-k buck.
I‘tIItclch hoIIIc lust (Ironing. 'l‘hc moot
iqutIIltInt matter discussed ill the con~
volition wan tlItI bill now befme Cou-
gIcss to ion (Ittsc tiItI (-iflcicncy of tho
militia and ptomotc Iitlc practice This.
hill was introduced in tho House (It’I
itcprcscutntivcs (III DcchIIlItIr
chrtIstIntutivo MorrtIll nnd referred to
tho (ImIIIIIitlcc (illI militia:
lllt'lltli-i itscif lo ihomI intcrostctl in the
uclt‘urc of thc
w
aurgc llrcnd This,
The I
(Inr Annuul .‘lti‘iitllilyt (I‘loIlt (Ind Hull 8qu heights (In Suturduy. .luuunry L'tIIlI.
v-I-Iy ttltIIIoIiwI wo intro luciudtId (Ivcrv iinrtncnt in our stock in (Iithm lotion“
All itig‘h-nrxtdo (Ioodu (undo up in thr- vc‘ty host IIIIIIInt-I'Iln this (motion (l mout. ntlIuctlI-(I (nylon.
This is (In (Ippotlunltt thut (III vouc to hood or (( (mod thlcr thomcul or (I handsome piano or For cannot,
, I
IIIciutlcd in this Sulo are all (If our odd pleccn and broken lines of Druss
Goodu just t‘ltc thing for Stills (Ir Sopnrnto Skirts.
NOS.“ 2 AND 5 QAZETTE BUILDING.
M . ..
‘.Annual J unitary Cloak. “Suit; and Fur Sale,
PRIOR TO STOCK TAKING. .
III (It'd-Ir lo Inuito' HilN‘tlitltl
Mlsncu' (out i ‘hlidmu'u.
Dress Goods.
Goods. Fino Atrwtmi Wide
Many of ”mm to go (It (IncIiIttli (It ((Irntcr price.
Housefurnishing' Department.
to Egg Boaters, («“112 More I)iIIn(Ir Sets, 36.0 .3
10 ”we” .loilct SN?“ l“ ‘fOIProsscd Tumblers. 200 (107..
IIocoIIntcd llinncrIPluics. (.0. ‘
liccorntod (‘ups tilitl Sunccrs, tic imt‘gc ilinss “WV." Dishcs, ”‘5
TRISTRAM 82; HYA'I'T, NORWALK, CONN.
HOPEFUL THAT MILITIA Bii.Ll
WILL PASS.
Now Before Congress
Doubles Annual Appropriation.
(‘oioucl iIIdwurd Schulzc of tho lI‘iI'si ,
N (L. roturncd 'l‘lIursdlty
won-in: from Washington. D. (‘., wittIrc
I(I Itttcndctl the convention of tho in
l
l 3 ll."
'i‘iIc‘i‘IIuiurtI of thc hill which (‘Olll-
’(Itiouul Guard and (Is-
pcciuily in (‘onnccticut which has iIctItI ,
toot-trim: loss than Sittiiio aununlly. is
thc prorislou- ‘Ir t1 gorcrnmcut appro-
priation of 0.000 nununily. twlcc
thc amount which hits hot-II (lividcd
:IIIIoIIg (ht- stutcs undcr tlI(I ptcscni
inu‘. (‘.tIIIl'tII'tIIIctIs now held with!
(Iongrcssntcu tIoIII VilllUllS stutcs h)i
tlItI (lclcgntos to thc cont-(union .Indl
l
t
tlI( Notionui (‘.unrtlstucn nrc \(IrI hope-
iII] (It ill“ puss-(go of tho hill.
.\l(.h(Il» *‘(thrL-(I. _ i
\t'nttltl iniu lllt‘ :II‘IIIr."
tl(Iorg(-I~~"Why (icttr. I thought
(Ionicsscd that you lorcd Inc?"
“i did say so. but it you wcrc to go
into tho (II'IIIy pcrhnps you might icurn
uiIul nrms nttI ltIr.‘
“(III that sht- lIud no (-uusc to tom-
piuiu. IIIII (‘hicugo .itIurnui
NOTICE.
All (Iu'ucrs (Ir ktIIIpcrs (If InIIIquzlcd
(logs within lllt' Town or Norwztik III'tI
hcrchy (ll‘tlt‘l‘t‘ll to lit-(Ill thc sunn- (Ion-
ilnctl to ilIc limits (If ”our own prcIII-
iscs, (Ir undcr lcnsh for (I pcriod of
thirty (toys from tlI(I dutc hcrcoi‘,
All IIIIIIquzit-(l dogs not confined oc-
(Iording to this (Irdcr. shnll iI(I (lcnlt
with nccording to tho Stututc in such
(Iusc IIIndc :Intl prtwitlcd.
DtIIIId 'i‘on‘nI (Ii' Nm't'rillli.
24m, Hunt.
do wish )‘tti
)(Iti
.lnnunry
lly (ll‘tlt‘l' 0i:
A Majority of tho .lus'iccs of tho
l’cnt-(I within nod for IlItI' l‘(Iun (Il’
Nt‘IruIIIilt.
Altos-l:
A. E. AUSTIN. \\'.\i (l. (‘l..\itl\'.
(‘ hulrtnnu. (fit-rit.
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PREFERRED SHARES
Now York Rculty ()Wilt‘l'n 00..
slIurtIs sold (It $l0tl (Inch iu umounts
Slim to $10,000, puy 3 par (Icut. stunt-
Iinntmlly from (ittic of homo. liustncns
(InIIIlIllsinId (on yours. ’l'cu thouuuud
chucks pIIid for prolits. with lucrcuscd
surplus. show rcsulltt. l’urticulurs (III
rooncst.
R. L. OOBURNLGoncral Agent.
So. Main 81.. South Nnt'wnllt.
"Glill’fil S “if PlMSE. "
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W.A.ERIGGER » ANIS?
for Men and Women.
.NMMMW
'Pth m.
\
H. Krieger, & 00.
West; Washington Street,
South Norwalk.
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Read that statement Over several times and think on
its meaning. PRIVATE CREDIT IS WEALTH. If
you spend your income as fast as you receive it there will
be nothing to put by and build your fortune on; but (cg-
ulate your expenditures so that there is always a'littlc to
find its way into the savings bank and you soon have a
very comfortable littlcmfortunc started. The KRIEGER
C038 Credit plan forms the means for the establishment
made
of such practice. You can buy stylish and well'
clothing for man. woman or child and by charging it up
to your account. pay in convehicnt weekly payments. This
allows for a regulation of your expenditure; otherwise im-
possible. Why not make up your mind to use this plan
in 1906? Come in and ask us for particulars.
COAL! We ha, (I just received
a large consignm nt of this un-
. excelled Lehigh at. It is one
‘ . of the hardest and best coats that
come out of the round. It is
truly the “real thin " .in Coal and
in usualinhcid (It's very high
figure. We are no altering this
Coal (It the priccof, dinary coals.
Do not ordcr JEDD unless you
con burn on extrema y hard coll.
Prompt attention a mail or-
dm. , .
ill Fillli till till.
FURS !
Seldom have we had (to 1nd; a. stock
or Furs. There never was at room pru-
pillouu time (or buylnn any il'uru. We
town it grant valrtvtv of beautiful 89th
to (Iiiouao from at low price». Clarita.
mitts. children’s coats and Drum.
A full lino of fine Mill low to he sold
at low prices... Call (It
The hit link (It in Store.
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