Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 30, 1906 · page 7

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' 111111111 kill! 111111111111:
"this an or the law. ram is no
proceed mention on the port or
1 ‘1 those who teliow their usual vocations
g on handily. tor a special statute elves

n1 immunity from arrest.

rly has 11' Wilhlstion of about
of that another all but
. bout-11.100 close their stores and lac-
rice Saturday create: and nest tram
hisr 1111111111111 until the lollowins
nday morning. Sunday they oil-
ewe; as do a large majority of the
bottle of this country: but while they
fire seated 11 their churches iIsIealnll
oahiuratlene to remember the day
Mild to keep it holy. there is waited
through the open windowil the shrill
noises emanating from planing mills.
pile ear-piercing sounds treat his cir—

 
 

Meier‘s! ,

‘ fienstor and hire. Bi‘tllldflfltm mire
tom the xueste entertained loot
week be Mr. and M1111. Perry Belmont.
Amdad the recent Oonueeilcat visit-
tors in Washington are: F. K. Brent»
ling of Bridgeport. ’1‘ Hanan of Mys-
tlc.l1‘W.011111oaiotlirid¢sport A 0

Nil Allmgwmlfibfifll 11 Annual J alnunry Cloak. Soil: and For Sale,

‘ ’. i PRIOR To STOCK TAKING ..
Ether-Life ~ , ,,

Our Annual’ January Cloak and Salt Sale beams on Saturday, January 20th. lb older to make this salew' '
lllflll‘RIlOO Company. very attractive We have included pvery Garment in our stock in either liilies' Misecu' and Children.
3111111111031). 1111190311“ All hlgllzrade goods made up in the very best manner in this season’ a most attractive styles.
This ill ill; opportunity that 1111 yone in need of. a good Winter Garment or 11 handsome piece of For cannot
afford to miss. ' _ ‘ it

other

members would swell ”the society by
perhaps an more. 0i! the adult mem-
bers there are but low who employ
any considerable number of hande,‘ so
that rising 11100 would represent all
who labor on Sunday. and many who
do so labor are actuated wholly by 11
desire to hold on to flood jobs for the
money that there is in them. For in-
stance. there is one govern who is a
member or the remiiar lino lat Church
who live a thoroushiyflhristlnn life.
He note his consolation out of the
midweek meetings of his own church.
and Saturday he passes the time to
calm meditation and the reading of his
Bible. 1 1

The places that are operated on Sum
day include the C. B. Gettrcll Sons
Company’s machine shop. where fine

 
 

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one only ’ “
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copy 11 o '
lo the 50 .000 £55903”
low. the death (it Kills

laid ' 11111 $111111

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ed for cheers? tor Kins
. The new ruler of

‘ 'lned.the111neniicr on the

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MORGAN 0. BULKELEY. president.

 
 
 

. 00300“ 309001) 9991MB“ eular sown which are convertluz printing presses are made by about ,
1i rule in accordance with planks into building material. the 500 men. 'ihen there are Mason it 71%“??? llzgwlNSElil‘létlx % (10,“, Dress GGlOdB.‘ 1 *‘
0‘ Bill him ”if 1““ (Will? llllll [raft announcements by steam whistles 00., H. 'i‘. Kenyon a Cu, and Baboock THE LARGEAT N THE WORLD ;.

Willa llama accord between
Mill the nation weald c plin-
retofore. His molest Leon-‘-
"calling for cheers for the

{of the approach of dinner time and the
'rnmble of wheels of working wagons
11d carts

Tile worshippers are not disturbed

& Wilcox, all buildersr. a clothing

store, a barber shop, a dental ofli. , . 1
hardware store. a music store. two
crockery stores. and insurance office

includi-d in this Bale are all of our odd pieces and broiecn lines of Dress Goods. Fine All Wool Wide
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:1ElTYNéAN:E,HR:EI'TDIENTNBLJR« Goods Just the thing for Suits orLBeparate Skirts Many oi them to go at one-bull of forum price
ANCE. _ 1 ' ' ' 1 11 .~'
bital-lets. Jan. 1. 19th ....0 70.247.604.32

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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211...... 11.1.1111 .. .1... fl" $2533???“ng'hgtggpaygcggg 1.531113313321111 3““ “1°” 1"" mm" 11.1.1.1... l'ocolptainltlori 13,721,119... Houisefurnlshmg Department.
"33;”; gggg‘nglfigw‘mllllafi .111 tPly concerned because some of All of these places of business were “1:12:13; {3“1198gl‘é'wfier 1 3,231,350.96 Large Breed 'ifilia, 4c 1E1“; Beaters, 11111112 Piece Dinner Sets, "- 25
with we “mom. Wham the“- ' townsmen are at work. Their legitimately established under the law Tom, rem-111111111 11101. .. 1113611170111 Q “M, r‘ 1 4c 111 pieces 'i‘oilct Sets. $2.110! Pressed Tumblers 200 W
o'clock in the morning all ”the” lived ”"20“" it all, and why and “0t “lherwm' The” “5 1““ 9“" Payments to policy hold- ' 1111 1111111 ('8’ Decorated Dinner Plates, 6"» l '
ll. bblla have been telling. lbhould not the)" Ask them why all shop, l10wevar_ the owner of which is 01's in 1905 7,706,186.17 Nickel Tea Kettles 1m Decorated Cups nudiquCQrs' ccllm‘gc Glass Berry Dishes, 91!
ii we been ”99 ll“ 1.0m llh‘lfi flDDaIeilt indifference to Sunday taking advantage of the law above 1‘ Anal Reserve on Polic- ' . 1 , . 1. . 3:
flags cvcrywlierellidve observance. and they will calmly open quoted. it is owned by Angelo Conant). “,8. and all claims .. 69.956.781.51 l . 1'."
. at half mast and 1111811111311 Egecgzgfizflzlfw: 0"“211‘33919‘fnflh‘fi'i'" KM“? Tm fl?“ “hf’l‘lc‘m‘” street: Special 'Resol've ill 111l-
‘ _ .' -‘ . .ec 01...an1 1c 113110 cum 1 pro ale to ea or 0 1 . 1.111. §
'1 '1 .. . TBISTR a HYATT, NORWALK Conn.
1- the proclamation of his tlc- Sec. 20*EV9‘T ”WWW”? "1 “‘9 Sill" 1“" “0‘ "k" chief of “0““ who Life insurance- issued ' ‘
'1 H Kim; Frederick hold a 001m ”Marla“ faith 0" 0f ”"3 10MB” 1'9“? constitutes the entire day t“1'(""1""°' revived and bald
1! slate at which the ministers 100/800 such "there as shall 11'. owned scouted Angelo for keeping shop 0119“ for in 19115 .......... 30.277.698.00 ' ”.- »
their resignations and were 01? “ck“O‘V'edSe“ by any 00‘1“?“ 0|“ £01 Sunday. “5”" "0‘“ “”1 accounts. Life insurance in force libsseudcn of New Halon. C. H. Wil' .
ed to retain their pasts Ant-p. view 01' said respective pl'oicsslous'as l’OIlndnlhfl‘ Saturday ll'flthAVBB "0' Jail. 1. 1906. ......... 250.858.315.00 Home of Derby. Mrs. C. i. l’arkei'lol‘ 1'11 .
the new ruler. surrbuuded by members 01 0“ “3 belonging to ““00 gooda compared with ”m or Sunday. Quarstnee Fund in ex. . New“ Britain. M11. and Mrs. ’i‘. Rcilirbt'

 
 

church or sebiety shall be permitted Wiiel'ellllml 11 few days later he (“1'

been. received at Christian the can of Requirements New London. E W. liodolu of Hart-

 

 

1 1 1 1) . 1 . - to labor in their respective professions pounced that he had gone over to the . 1 _ r i 1 . of mango”, 1.1. I I ,
thzlggmtgf lllll:I caiil‘gtft‘lbgj'lri'lgl: .0" vacations on the first day Of “"3 Seventh-titty clllll‘cll. A1111 Angelo Dmf‘ :zd Company WSW...” 7,075,406.31 lingo ‘1?! llgltl‘Wl‘l'lthlltm’I‘]. N. I’llclpa of ; 1
ivii and military" ofllclnls and “'eh‘k- bl“ “‘0 exception in thissectiou itn‘amnzingiy. Guarantee Fund in ex- 1 Windsor. at 1111' Raleigh ”Oi-“l: M"- ' .
dignitaries. Then Callie the contained 51‘3” “0t 00""3" the liberty («lvernei' Ward was the first "hm can of Legal Require. and Mrs. l1‘. 'i‘llm'p of ('lrceuwiuii. ul ' | .
hill. ceremonv of the day. of opening shops 01' stores on Ibo said fggcgiibflnfirtilt‘tfismghfl Lgn't‘itrlmiolfllgl“ menis .............. 9,290.722.81 the New Willard: ’i‘. E. ilyi'ucs of New .

day for ‘tllc1"1lill'posc of trade and iner-
chandlsc, or hiding. unlnding or of
filling out vessels. or of working at

 

1!! at noon the premier stepp—
n the balcony or the. palace
co shouted to the assembled

Haven. and C. F. lll'eokcs of Animals.
Congressman Sperry has presented
a petition of Liberty Bell Council, .ll'.

Utter 11'iis1luducted'iulo office none
other of the faith was chosen to that

 

l'illll I'alltu llalilrls diiur llrganiultiun

 

the smftb's busincda or any other inc»
ciiunlcal trade in, any compact “place;
except in the compact villages ill Wes-
terly and Hopklufon. or of drawing
saints or fishing or fouling in any
manner in public places 11nd 11111 of
their own possession: and ill case any
dispute shall n.1'il-le'i'espei'tillg the per-
son entitled to the benefit of this see-
tlou, 11 certificate from 11 regular pas-
tor or priest of any of the aforesaid,
churches or society, or front any three
of the standing members 01‘ such
church or sci-lety. declaring the. per—
son claiming the exemption aforesaid
to be a member of or owned by or be.-
liluuiug to such church or society, shall
be received as conclusive evidence oi
the I'm-l.

These persons who work 1111 Sunday
1111- lllht'l' members of the l’awtuckct
Seventh-(lily Baptist Church, or 11111» 11f-
flliuli-d with those who 11111:: per force
of circumstances. an |.11'emi\viilni-I'a.
The cllul‘ch was organized in 1840. and
four years later the society erected
its house of worship. Of the original
constituent members but one survives.
Dr. H. W. Stillman, new 11 resident of
Eilgerton. Wis. 01' the? original fam-
ilies Ibo followingnmo now represent-
ed by tli‘St‘lllllZ Sanford i'. Stillman.
lii'ujiimiu W. Bentley. .louatllnu Max-
on. William MilXOIL (ilull'lcs Maxoli.
Silas Gl'ccuc. (ii-urge ll. Ulll'i‘. Nutllnu:
lei H. liluigwol'tliy. Samuel A. Chump-
liu. .louailliln Stillman, Matthew Still-
1111111 and (‘bristopbcv (‘ Sti.llm:1u

Ntfl'llh seven decades have 11:1)llul by
aim-c lllt‘rlt‘ f'ouudcls of the faith in
\\’vati\l'ly planted the first 2-11-1111 \l‘lllt‘ll
was to result in 11 great harvest, for
1111:11'11' 70 years have their followers
labored ill the vineyard. 1'111 tin- i‘lllil'l‘ll
til as not grow. 11ml those who visited
lhi' town 20 years 111111, 111111 Win: 1111
Llll'l‘f‘ now cannot lull obsi-l'vv flllll
flu-ri- 111'1' f11\"'r Sabbuiul'iuu stores
upon, fowl-r t-lullbutul'iuu farmers in llli‘
market place. and fewer luulllifuctor-
its in operation on Sunday. 'l‘i1:: rea-
son is tllul. hundreds of young people
who are brought 11p ill llll' faith for-
simk it when they grow in early mali-
hood and womanhood. 11ml lwgun the
pursuit of the almighty dollar.

'i‘o 1"emulu u Subbutariuu 1111-11111
live daya‘ work curb wuek only. unions
labor was restricted to Subbutnl'luu
shops: other employers lush-1111i that
llll'll‘, clerka and help should work
Saturdays and gcluinlh thcv did not
have to insist very hard

The Sabbatnrlnna do not differ from
any (lllltll iciigtous sect mknowledll-
i111; tied and His Son. exception on
111111 point-«filo day of worship. They
believe that flit! aovcnth day of the
week was sanctified and blessed for the
Sabbath in paradise and was tll‘lthlltlfl
for all mankind: llliit it forms 11 neoco-
aury part of the. doculoauu. which in
immutable in its nature. and univers-
ally binding: that no change an to the
day of the Sabbath was made by di-
vlllc authority 111 Hi“ introduction of
(Illlrlafiniiiiy.

There were Seventh-tiny liilpliats in
ibilfl in lcuulumi. from which country
the faith was brnuiibf to Rbodc inland
ill bill-i by t-lfepbeu Mumford. who
’m-ttiml ill Nrwport. In Hill. with olli-
era. be formed the First i-ll'w'ulb-duy
lillpllut t'lllll‘l'll In America. William
iiiuuox brim: ordained 1111 punter, r11-
malillui: with them until he died In
1704. Among the member» of title
chum-1b wan lluvrrnor lib-bard Ward.

The faith spreading 111111111111 Narra-
sailor-ti "or in church was ill 171,13. 1111.
tulilliihml in \\-’1mteriy.nud ill that
part of iliv town now known 1111 llep-
itinlun. alui from thin society the proa-
7 net Woatrl'iy church fll'litlllillul.

‘l‘hc Rilllllntnl'laila of. Westerly. fol-
lowing the teachers of the church.
ohm-rye their day of rent from 111111-
down Friday until sundown Saturday.
and 11a fin- seuemln vary they cause
from Work earlier or later. 1111 11111111111111
orb 111111111 in the want. Twilight tails.
than every iionalatmt Eleventh-day
Baptist proceeds to church and the
covenant meeting common 1111-8111111”

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

'15 Christian 111 is dead?! 1.11111:
'ie majesty king Frederick

 

”who“ lllllwnlls from the crowd
I“ ol’ the palace and weekend
the streets opening on unlabell-
Bduare. the flags on the public.
dings were run up to the - mast-
, 11d 11 rovnl salute was thunder
' m the city‘s forts.

The king shortly drew.- across the
We to ills own palm-1m greeted b1'
cheers. .

court has been ordered logo
mourning for thirty weeks and
lnister of justice has notified all
MB and othcl places of enter-
!1 out that tllcv must remain clos
l8 week as well as the day before
ity of the funeral

_ fig Frederick ill llll‘ afternoon 1111-1
‘ced ills occasion to the filmm-
ms. proclutllnllnu as follows:

We Frederick. Vill.Kiug11f lieu
litj‘k, by the grace of (led. do iii-1 eb\
ounce and make known that our
“y beloved father King Christian
1% was yesterday gathered to his
1 hers by a sudden but Cilllll‘ 11ml
Milli death. We have. thereupon
ll adcordnnco aim the law. ascended
heithron‘e. Willie thus assuming this
liilg and responsible position for
9w tell the Alluighfv has (lltlf-ltlll 11s. it
1 our determination to maintain 11n-
rvingly the constitution of our
“utility and to pl'cscl'le llgllln 11ml pl'l
limes of our whole people. It lllt'
in themselves hill burn llu- same
dance in flu-iv king which we
rln 0111‘ people flu-ii will (ind grunt
_ Elma blessing in all of Its."

- .6 American lllllllslcl'. 'i‘lloiuus .i.
Widen. has ub'oudv acted upon 11111
1161!“! Situations from the State ill-pull-
on 1.11.11 followa:

"Obllvey through the ill)|llt)|lllull‘
' filial the Hillccia- condolence of' ill“
resident and you: countiv upon llit'
, til of his 111111111111 King (‘bris-

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

l SlKlii'll l
RUU'I'.

in; Frederick is 11 great admin-1'
inerica Ail crown prince. llt' 11011-11
opportunilv to welcome prom
Amelcan visitors to his nature
1' ways showed keen intern-u ill
7 . trnnaplrinir in the United 8111-

He is a close remit-1' of Albert-
6111111111111 books.

1R6 o‘rmme or TRADE Hens.

Rm. island Town That Is Unique in
New England
1'31“ the southwestern i‘Xll'Zl'llllV of
e island is found a condition
3:011 does not exist in 11111 other pull
1H? will England ’lhorc. in the town
3: Westerly with the execution of 11a-
anal llolldnya. the hum of industry
W“ ceases. Seven flaw in the weak
liter-ell kept open and ll general

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Upon my word." said 011ch
uhc looked at his bank
a"it in surprising new
money grown at l per
tersst.“ /
too. will be delighted to
r fumin rapidly acclim-

 

high position. Governor Utter's i‘atllel
establlahed tilc Narragansett Weekly.
and from the 111111111 (““00 his excellent-y
publishes the Evening Sull. every day.
Saturday excepted. From that... He
ilfllcc ‘(lcol'ac ll. l'llcr was culled-by
the pcopleus 1111 man has been si'l‘l‘c‘c
the 11111111 was founded. He is the only
llt‘l‘i-‘illl who has been elected to illi'u-
of the highest of the five high offices
in the gift of the people. He had been
spvakoi of the house t‘ol two years
when be has elected sci' 1"1'illly of atalt‘.
tlicli li'utcuiiut governor, and bitterly
governor. in cur-ll instance he posi-
lively refused to take the nomination
dud bad to be fairly driven into ac.-
ccptlllg ii. The great pluralities he
has rolled 11p attest bis sterling charac-
t'el and the confidence the people have
ill llllll

(lmcv'nul 1111-1 sun that 11 consist
11.111 Sulllnunriull must uccessarilv milki-
sacrifices no other Christian is culled
upon to make. lie cannot no into our»
lulu railings and trades. illlll be (1:111-
not. be 11 railroad cluploye. That would
mean Sabbath work. He In like lllt‘
lumc boy. who sees others play and
would like to engage ill their games.
but for physical reasons he cannot.

When the governor's son wool 11;
Poughkcopaic to attend college he
said: "ilcnlauiin. there will be 11111111
things you would like to do; uulny
places you would like to attend on Sill
ultiiiy; bout races and bull 1111111011, for
instance. You will remember your
church teachings. and you will simply
don't go. That's all llu'l'i- is it) it."
And that was just all there was to it.
kcuaiil maul ulll‘d lilo ”ml 111] diouluo

(lovvi'uol' litter is firmly of the be-
llci' that those who keep 811111113"
should do an. and not half keep it. At
lllt-t request the state party attending
the inauguration of President Rouse
veil (”ll 1111! start for lltlllli' until .Vfiul-
day morning. (lllvvruor Ulllll' could
not attend that inauguration. and lit
was the. only chief executive of any
state wilo 1ll1l llill and who t't)lll(l not
be tin-1'11 for the 111111111 11111111111. because
it would cpl-roach upon the anal-lily of
his Sabbath. 'i‘wicv within a few
months havi- l‘t'i|lll‘iils from ”W cover-
11111' 0! Mneauelluuells for requisitions
Di‘t‘ll hold over from Friday evening
uuiil Mobility llloi'ninir because Govt-I'-
1101' lfttcr could not do any official
work on Saturday, and for tin.- rea-
son that the illl0l‘ll(‘_\'-l.',i.'ilt‘l‘lll could
not do no on Sunday.

The governor respects the Sunday
in this way. lie would not fake ad-
vantage of his legal rights to annoy
a neighbor on lllill day. lie «lepro-
1'1111111 lhv cilstoul too many business
1111111 have illlollll‘tl of going to church
Sunday mornings and thou bustling in
New York on owning irailia ill order
to be there early Monday morning that
they 11111.11 lake lull/1111111111- of Rtllllt: burl-
llleau deal.

hot the lll'sl 1111111 who cavila ul Ibo
claim not 11p by the liabbnturlml that
Saturday In the seventh day of the
week. the day upon which the herd
rcatoil. hallowed it and coullllalulod
that ii I111 kept holy: look at one of
the warrania Issued in Rhodi- inland
for humbly ball playing. keeping open
a allop or working at u trn1ic.ii1- will
find that It made 1111 follows: "llld
then and there play a game of ball
on Sunday. until «luv being the first
day of llli' work.“ or ("ii Illv other
things on the 111111111 liral day. Then he
will wonder which in right-mule 1111111-
or the ileveuth-day iiupiiaia.

it in on record that but one Sabba-
tarinn from Westerly has been 1111111111-
11111111! for doing luminous on Sunday.
He went over to Newport and opened
11 «hop. Rather than be put to more
expense, be submitted to the. nominal
fine of to and coats. There are nonu-
in the church who regret that he did
not make 11 tool can of it and thereby
establish hill right to do bilalnelnl uny-
whera in the state no long no what he
did did not cennfitute 11 nuisance under
the law.

Ill-L1 RRIIINTID .iNCORPORAT-

 

“53.700.403.33.
Gains in Business During 1905.

0. Urbhfbdh favoring restriction of
immigration. petition of citizens of
the Second district of Connecticut for
llit‘ repeal of rcvruun tax on depu-

mm}: ln‘:ese&:..rgn.‘.e: 5'551H32551 llll‘lZi'tl alcohol. petition of ”W l’cllli-
Fund over R1: uire sylluillil stoic ft'ilt‘liilli‘lll of Women's
menu q 51976616'flm’5‘ for i'olupiilmu'y education ill “10

’lhcrease'tln‘l’r‘e‘rnluni.ln. ' ' District of Columbia
come 859 696 84 (‘onm'cssluiiu Lilloy lllll‘fllllll'l‘il simi-

increase in Total Income 1028;913:75 iul' pititloils (ill the same subp-i-fs.

Increase in Life Insurance
in Force .............
increase in Accident
surnnce in Force

“'1\'ll1i<b do 1011 like best lililmllllil.
“11211111 111 iii-ellioveu‘!”
"“'ll“, 1 like Beethoven
think."
, "l‘m so glad. for l'vo just broken
the bust of Moral-t ill the puri11l'l“'~
l1‘ iii-1:1 mic lllaeliel

. «w. a!

Mandolin Folios

I’ll” ll‘ll'lN (.‘l"\

Harmonicas.

for. i511. 251' and 51111.

13.553.576.00

7.861.854.00 best, I

 

CONNECTICUT AGENCV.

Life Department.
it E. iiaiiock. General Agent. '«1- .
liublugul' Building, New Haven. Conn.

 

 

Accident and Liability Department.
Burton. Knox it liiuklcy. incorp..
(.‘ioucrul Agents.

111-11111 l.ll'1' Building. llau'tford. (3101111.
.l. S. "Milli. District Agent.
Hulliugvr Building. 1'1111' liilvcu, ("111111.

 

 

' ‘1‘. 1...;1’ N. .1NDM.N-
POPULAR AMUSP‘MENTS “91‘?” ”m“ ”A ""1 "

l)()l.ll\' STRINGS

' ' ' 1111. A. 11166111111111

MUSIC STORE.

Donovan Block. 184 Washington 31.
- Aunt for Gnocchi Lsundry

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H 0 Y T' S T H E A T R E.
ONE WEEK COMMENCING MON
DAY. JAN. 29TH.

Annual Engagement of the Voting Ro-l

mantle Actor and Tragedian

Mr. Daniel Ryan

Supported by the Same Superior
Company.
REPERTOIRE.

Nights.
Tuesday—Richard Ill.
Wednesday—Macbeth. -
Thursday—Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
Friday-Othello or Hamlet.
Saturday-His Life for Hers.

Matinecs.
Wednesday—A Royal Lover.
Friday—Camille.

Saturday—To be announced.
Two Csriosds of Scenery.
All Recbnt Electrical Effects.
Over $30,000 Actually invested.

.' PRICES:
Matinee 10c. 20¢. 30:
Evening—Entire Orchestra ...... 50c
1st 2 Ravi: in Isle. 30c
Rsmslnder of Dale. .. . 20c
Gallery ............... 10:

-1-.. ~ General

Contractor and Plumber.
$15111 1111111111.

Honest Work and Ample lEx-
parlance.
later 31.. South hon-talk.

ADDRESS POST OFFICE

01.611111111111111
PREFERRED SHARES

New York Realty 011 nets-(.11..
shares sold at Silk) each in limollliln

llOX MT.

 

annually from lllllt‘ of issue. 11111111111111
established 11-11 years. 'l‘cll tlluullauil
rim-kn paid for profits. with illcrellilml
surplua, show results. l'iu'tlclilni'll on
request.
R. L. COIURN, General Agent.

It; 50. Main 81.. South Nora talk.
flab-.9.-

"MOVERS lilE PlAOf "

 

 

 

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Sick Benefit Society

HAT
TRIMMERS’
:gi' ‘ UNION

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W... Washington Street,
— South Normalk.

 

 

 

WilliamH. Meeker

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“Private credit is wcultll."—Lcttcrs of Juuius,

 

 

 

Read that statement overjscvcral times and think on
its meaning. PRIVATE CREDIT IS WEALTH.
you spend your income as fast as you receive it there will
be nothing to put by and build your fortune on; but reg-

ulate your expenditures so that there is always a little to

find its way into the savings

very comfortable little fortune stdrted. The KRIEGER
C0.'S Credit plan forms the means for. the cstablishmenlll.
of such practice. You can buy stylish and well I
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-
possible. Why not make up your mind to use this plan

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SILENCE IS GOLDEN-{#15111
we cannot remain silent when we

want you to know that we are
giving the greatest value of the
year in «Mind JEDDO Coal at
the present price. Only the mild
weather has made this, possible.
You will make no mistake if
you exchange a little of your idle
money for some JEDlIlO. own at
at risk of not needing the coal
until next reason." JEDDO 11in a
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plilous ii for buying any ll‘lll'li. We
11111.1 11 great variety 01 beautiful Set:
to choose from at low prices. cloaks,

Suits. Children's Costa and Dresses.
11 full line of fine Millinory to be sold
at low prices. Call at

The Pill final and F111 811111,

00 WMHlNlITON OTRIIT.
001 NORWALK. OONN.

. evenings in field. The next morning
' he attends a preaching servita After
dinner he keeps within deers and lil
‘ no more disturbed by the cinching of
tile table than will his neighbor be the
next day when he. the Sebbntsrlen,
{one to Work. Twilight fella again,
liberal doors are opened shuttm are
t ion down and trading begins. The
'Rnn or purple» no to the theater and.
litter rotor and play. while the;

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introduced by Congressmen Hill
do do M. I.” slsys Request.
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crewman ill. J Hill 1111; asked the pres-
ident to appointed Motorola 0. At.-
wood postmaster tit Watertewn The
humiliation is wanted to be sent to
the seam next we
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for Men' and Women
$3. 50 and $4. 00.

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