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LUMBER AN D MlLL WORK.
Spruce, Hemlock, Chestnut and Yellow-pins Timber.
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A large and splendid assortment of rough and finishing iumlmr in the
following woods: Spruce, Hemlock White Pinc North Carolina Pine. Cali
fornia Pine Oregon Pine Sugar I’luc Alabama l‘inc Larch. Fir, Red Cedar,
White Cedar, Elm, Ash Oak Maple Cypress. Chestnut, Sycamore, Black
Walnut, Mahogany, Cherry Buss- wood. White Wood and nglnutn vitae.
We keep in stock and make to order doors sash. blinds. mouldings, in-
terior house trim. porch columns bulustcls. stair patrols and rails, window
and door screens, shop jobbing and cabinet work done. Sawing, planing and
turning. Ordinary ladders and extension ladders, 12 it. to 32 it lengths
."Rainbow," "Bird" and “Buckskin" Sheathing Papers, 1, 2 and 3'ply tur
paper. "Anmtite." ' Amazon." “Cronolite” and ”Lincoln“ rooting. “ Key-
plane” and "Acme" hair insulator for deafening and warmth.
Water Street.
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OLD KING COAL l8
HAVING A LIVELY TIME
lust now, and is playing havoc all
user the country. but he will settle
dons to business bye-and‘bye. Mean-
‘ piglet we are doing business at the
’- oid stand, and are supplying the
will of the people of The Norwsiits
with just as good and Just as clean and
ultistaciory cost as we have ever sold
hetero. and it you need a new supply.
4 on send us your order and we will
“i M": at once.
lilo Daniel Koo h toal 00.
74 Cosvlswu Ave.H 'Phons. 648
,_ OFfICIS.
‘ 'sry’sw Nsws Ital-s nun-m Plscs:
i Iv as Drug Stors. Washington Street
Telephones-«Yard, 46; Mill, 46—.3 South Norwalll
Have your wiring brought up to requirements and save fifteen
, per cent. increase on insurance.
lite Read & Voik Electrical Ounpany.
\susrsntecWe‘ all our work. Phone 82-4
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coAL ANPENooo
ii AGENT F0
Bowkgr 'a Foflliizarfi
’ ly Walgreen MM“?
1 a large forge where he was . that
troops and police, but the search for
' the world. and the only one privileged
“ ville. The appointment is
‘ imitsttonsl have stunts: main!
Dr. 1"; iii cont arrivedvll‘ers last night:
port. who wss very unpop ulitr with
rltmsn wining.
he 'h’i‘tiln "
lliibi‘itiil ”will
works. It my
hfimm 1113“”
miles w are most at
o 'clbo‘lbl
diateiy m in at
brute than“? smith '
writ Mi 2 o'clock thin
admiral, however.
triads a speech the men, sting that
be con Ml.- me. to: their lqay ng
wt'wk u. so also and the matter
left open. ““
At nbdut it. 30 a m.. according to
on milder Who Was til. the gain of the
works. the admiral. was emerging
from a small shop in the works when
u workman who had been concealed
mound the corner buldlps.
leaped on Kitsmi‘cb n'om behln tum
droves ligation asset lino bislbsohdlhe
admiral ll ,iorward on his (lice. which
was badlych tiny «times,~ snailsspir’ed
immediately. The annuals flail lbw
among the men Wloycd there Te
walks were promply surrounded
the murderer was unavailiug, his cum
ratios prelessing ignorance of his idea.
The police say it is evident that the
asspsinstlon oi the admiral had been
planned in advance. The dagger.
which. was found on the spot was con-
cealed in a round stock. silica a“ sword
cane.
Among the workmen are many for
pies: sailors and royaltiiioniste. Kila-
luich tunic. bud reputationrsmong the
workmen. being regarded as hard and .
despotic.
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SOMETHING ABOUT PURE FOODS.
A very important part or the pres-
ent agitation for pure food is the
source or our butter supply. The old
fashioned inrm dairy. like many other
things good enough (or their time has
given place to better methods and It
purer product. ‘i‘oday, great cream
cries centrally located gather milk
and crfism from outlytn'g territory and
manufacture butter on a proportionate
ly large scale ~
One great cresmery-the largest. in
to use the. odorproo't puckage~hns so
improved. modernized and perfected
the butter makinl process, that its pro.“
duct known as Gold Medal Creamery
Butter, has become famous for its uni~
iron quality, absolute purity nad dc-
iightiui ilnvor The great care taken
in all creameries is here extended, so
as to include a regular; periodic inspec-
tion croondltlons on farms from which
the cream supply is dumb This, of.
course makes it impossible to receive
or handle cream in an unsanitary con
lion. or‘irom dleased cows. No cream
is used which does not meet the rs-
quiretl high test for quality and per
cent. of butter fat. When We con-
sider what the result of such great
care. and scientific exactness nun-it be
it is cnsy to understand why the hut,-
ter made at this;creumcry is so good.
The real secret at Gold Medal qualb
tr. however. lies in the package in
which you buy it. Undoubtedly the
ireshly~mnde Gold Medal Butler is the
best made anywhel'eil but its good-
ness is plotectcd. and preserved from
tho creamcry to the user by the littlol
package, which is impervious to air.
odor. or germs. Other butters must
necessarily be more or less exposed to
hutrtui influences. but Gold Medal
Creamery Butter-comes to the table
as delicate. sweet, pure and delicious
as who hurt mode. Notwithstanding.
the fact that this package odds to the
actual cost. of the product the trade
everywhere sells Gold Medal Creamery
Butter at. the same price as the com-
mou hind.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may» result “in Pneumonia. . Bra~
zilisn Balm is breaking up Colds when-
ever tried, almost "without exception.
100. 25c. too and $1.00 battles. The
Clinord, Bsxtsris and Blaistlsd's. “'5'
ACT! or THE GOVERNOR.
Gov rnor Roberts has appointed
Free n B rotten, of Richard a into
ice or the Connecticut Hospital for the
insane to fill the vacancy caused by
the death or Wilbur 1}. Foster, or Rook-
until “the
third Wednesday of the next session
0! is General Assembly
inventor has approved the bill
oi the Connecticut Hospital tor the
insane for April, amounting to its.
2"driverttor Roberts has authorised the
admission or il‘homsn Hiatus at Mn
souls to the Home i'or lucurabios.
PlRATiNG POI-IV: HONIV AND
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Foley I 00.. Chicago originated
Honey and 'l‘sr Iii a thrust. and butt
rsmsdrusnd on account at the may
merit and popularity at Foley's How
it 'i‘s‘r imitation monomer
lil- definition 1th stormy“
hotness“ Baum or them Theapnvl
Askrtor it and. m
aslit: tutu. it is inmost
(on ughs sud colon. Finis-
nude
(use an
remedy!
tcd's
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sxvtcm cook's mp.
sshWWaahinm. my :4.—-—
to complete the outlining of his no
and ex attic the top at
Moth“. “ o. the hilt host
neutrino lira it);
will 0111:er capstan .
it Quinton _
titlinv o it till mill.”
' - - .tm indignation; daily? lion.
d‘woilttinen. was uncommitted herb .
, retain. ,
‘ he admiral was killed at. the new
. summit
be 9.000 ant-"9 ‘9
"‘ pioyus repay-ted? (or flat at vii
this morningh yup ‘
fill”? mmflln
cine Foley’s Hussy :sns Ta: is tum
"sweats. ,
stagger svessuttr HERE.
Louisiana and Connecticut Almost
Ready to go into “columlsslcn.
'i‘wo of Uncle Sam’s that 16,000 ton
battleships are soon to go into com
mission. The Louisiana. which {or
the time being will he Queen of the
American navy, will before long share
honors with the Connecticut who...
trial trip takes place within the next
month
in tonnage, battery poster. speed
and safety the midsiann and Connec—
ticut. will rank with the most attentive
warships afloat under any ling. They
will embody all the latest improve-
moms. in worship construction and are
over a thousand tons heavier than
out next largest ships. Four more of
the battleships oi the some class are
bulldlng~the Kansas, Minnesota, New
Hulnpshire bud Vermont,
Description of either the Initials“
or Connecticut would do tor h. for
they are sister ships. .rsu on her
rudder alongside the Masai skyscra—
Der in New York the Louisiana's how
would lower lilo {set in the air. seven
ty feet above Punk Row bidding, in
beam these ships are 76 [can ii 10
inches, the width oi three 0 1“ins'ry
building iots.’ This huge mass is dri
you through this water at a speed of
more than 18 knoll; an hour by engines
07 16.500 horsepower.
Fol these powerful engines there is
a normal toul sup ly of 900 tons. but
one a! the factors at will metre these
new battlcsblpaospecisliy engines of
war is tbst'lt ayithey can car-
ry enough cool to steam continuously
at half speed for a distance of 5.000
miles. No bpttleshlp in day navy has
ever equalled this record.
Oinciaiiy. the Connopticut sud Loni
alone are known as sea going battle-
ships with two 12- inch and tour 8-inch
turrets. For their protection and as
My the armorial of these vessels
is unusually heavy sud extensive.
while their bulkhead arrangements are
such as to insure them Initial sink-
inx under almost any imsginshls con-
dition.
n'i‘here is n waterline drmor bait ox-
tcndlng from cloth to stern. For s
third of the length of this belt. amid
ships the tumor is ll inches thick at
the top and nine inches thick at the
bottom. tapering to (our inches st the
how and stem.
' Above the main belt, between the
main burbettcs. there is s continuous
wall at side armor seven inches thlokl
reaching from the main belt to the
stain deck At the ends at this armor
bulkheads of seven inch steel extend
aihwnrtsbip connecting with the mills
herbal tea
The coal bunker and the main pose
sage bulkhead doors on the (tsunami
cut and Louisiana. as wall as the sra
toured hatches of ihe protective deck.
are operated b electricity. illsch aim
these doors a hatches has on also
iric motor which is started tram a
central omersoncy station on the
”35' i til
r us an emulation or on c all-
Enoch of dinner «(nay kid the all"
car of tho dealt can turn s in cal and
our that every compartment door
lion been
i. This is
vital to the ship‘s wildly
le by its lop law
9 “wild My the nag
i sdoptod for next?
miners and “villi-H it mitts aour
sr‘shiim ”Willy unsinit lshin byway;I
or its at c mm oars
e closed in time to soon he thin
film in suite at pollutants below the
‘. Unitiit 'sim'l um!
um been girth”. indoors. Tait-,3.
e s
to thalii‘iiiit that 0”list taxes; cars could
bathe .closed- by its . do. to some
‘0 ship. true ‘ ‘
co‘il. millio
mortals: not
' A dentin ..
limit”
A certain cure for Rcvcrbbncssm 0
. "it“
constructors my“
:lblch
iWiring through consulates on the film
deck is a poWeriui battery of News
7 inch guns.
The seven inch pieces are something
new in ordauoe having exception.
any high velocity and penetration.
c this formidable arr of heavy
guns is added twelve 3 lncl’i rapid the
guns. the same number or three poun-
tiers, and fourteen machine guns dis
tributed on the super- structure bridges
nnd fighting tops it was not intenti-
ed orltins‘lly that the Connecticut and
Louisiana should carry any torpedo
tubes but afterwards it was decided
to and four such tubes‘ to their equip
ment.
Among the many other lessons oi the
Russo-Japanese sen tights. it was
shown that better protection was used.
ed for outer-rs directing a worship in
action. The Connecticut and initials.
na will be as safe in this respect as
y. man of war can be made. ‘l‘he for-
ward conning tower is protected "by
nine inches or Krupp steel pod the sit
conning signal lower, located below
the alt bridle. has ilvelach or
tour. .
Koch interest has from the first sur.
rounded the Louisiana and Connecti-
cut on account of the unusual condi-
lions under which they were built.
What developed into a shipbuilding
race began when the government decl-
tied to construct the Connecticut at
the Brooklyn Navy Yard, living the
contract for the [Allusions at the same
time to the Newport News Company.
The bouisisns was launched it
month ahead of the Connecticut. but .
thoscore between them lately narrow-
ed dowu'to twa or threepcr cent. The
reason why the race cannot be doti-
thst allowance must be made porn
the oilcisl iigures.
The Muisisna is undoubtedly in the
lead, but the builders oi the Connect!»
out have uwmtious for this. one
being that Citations has not provided
on and, malarial as rapidly as the
liidors couldhave used them.
But one thing is outbid-«both go
variation and“ private yards have
made splendid recordson the Connec-
ticut and Malicious. it is squsily
certain that the normal time lot this
building or s battleship would not:
have “been reduced. fro: 44 to 80.9;
month it there had bee no contact.
sought in (Our months with
every prospect of completing this new
sen monster in a your and s half.
0100 RlWAlp, .100.
The rabbit" '0!" this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at lentil.
one dr sd‘dtssass that science has
been a to Ho cure in ‘sil its stages. sad
that Is Cutsrrh. Holl's dearth Care
is the only itivo: ours now known
the , csl intensity. Cstsvrlt
being it constitutional discus. res
titres s constitutions? "comm.
sii‘s Cstsrrii ours isdslusn mutually.
with; directly in s the blood and our
soils stlrisoss o the systsu thereby
estrous: the inundation oi’ thmdisi
by buildin’
ssisiint sstu
Nib whitituiim'
it do!“ “I
(in: 1: sunset! o co. rum 0
will?”
more l’s sully pill- for consti-
ti
. nsomnmms W cumsss.
llO‘S‘A rosin. Way ”is.“
light Guillermo loose or: in museum
t!
are not .
(ion. we
hitciy decided one way or another is ‘
pumps: of factors that. do not appear
This was s world-boating portions» y . .
tin til Crest Britsln hunched the :~
case. and giving the patient stuns: ;
hm ti ”grim. fif‘dhr'fill ,' " ‘ ' " "
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mm”, . bwssuisorou es..- « bonds
’. M Read Co.
Warm
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W094 Mil Brass 5eds.
In our. Furniture Store are some handsome Beds which
are comb" altruism gm fnnd brass, nuditirc liked by ymutiy
people better than tit tltire moral beds. 'llie wood may be
_cithrr the dainty blr rscyc map it; which with blade is
charming. no: dark“ uh any.o «golden ask: A group of
dropped patterns, some it! {dozen bribe, are now on sale at
dropped prices “ l . “
Whigs worth regularly Symbol for $25.00.
One not in dbilt‘ mahogany Willi heavy bnsss tillers and
' ice bulls. very elegant worth $48.90, new $37: so. '
All full shown. seats floor, elevator.
Fresh, New Oil Cloths
”fl“: «H 4,24: ”rut.
The attractive deal is and colorip is, with the mod-
erate priced dullnew Ollr v'lb‘ths will tipped rtoloii housekeep-
ers. \ cry neat clear putterns in red and wirit'e, Delft blue
and white, and black and white, are shoWn iii thrcé widths
L van], HQ and 2 yards. _
From zoo a yard up.
The Angeline Drinking Opp.
This' is a, clever invention and will commend itself in all
people who Hosttetc to drink from cups used indiscrimin-
ately. '1 his cup can be folded anti carried in the vest pocket
or purse. Convenient too for traveling or outings.
so each. 3 for too. 8 for 25¢.
Czlu be used many times. Notion Department.
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Olothes Wnngers, low-p1 iced. *“
Havin made a large purchase of Clothes Wrmgers
justib‘efor tho recent advant‘c iniprices, we are abic’li 0'
you the benefit of 25 per cent below what will be chm-c
the immediate future. The lines include “Horseshoewl‘ . An-
chor,’ and others of the best kinds. The rolls are of new.
live rubber and Vulcanized to the shafts. Hard wood frames
plain and ball bearings Prices from $2 56 up.
A factory guarantec goes with each one.
Kitchenware Department.
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Croquet Sets ready. Eight ball-Scts, from 98c up.
The D M Read Co.
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CARPBI‘ BUGS, SlZE 3 YARDS BY 4 YARDS, IN VARIOUS GRAPE? IN-
‘ OLUDING lNGRAlNS. ART SQUARES, TAPESTBY AXMINSTER AND
BODY BRUSSELS. WE INVITE ES PECIAL' ATTENTION TO OUR.
. ' J O $
enlarfis "lint. candid.” dihmrnhp’ Jhxmsrmrrlsoe.
clwno'rns AND muonsuns s HADES 'ro canon A srncllturv.
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'93s business we on doing in Rugs is phenomenal. Already
miisvohuucompeuodmmordammium Customer-titles
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