I”
I have been accounted for
.. orally starving to death.
madliestdoffglns whim.
orpitiaem l‘Millfldl.
cumin onto.
7 m In. I
aim s9... warrant
has. nvulsxonsJ‘cverIsh-
nesssnd Loss or Sun.
“31ml: Signature of
“NW
For liver
Thirty Itars
OCORE OF BODIES FOUND.
Another Tragedy of the Great fire and
Quake of April 18.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 24.—-Anoi.b.
er tragedy of the gIeat fire of Apt“
18 was bIouglIt to light through the
finding of a score of human bodies in
the ruins of a lodging house at Fifth
and Minna streets. The lodging house.
which was a four story britk building,
was tossed bodily into Minna street
in a heap by the earthquake, and im-
mediately took fire. it is said that
the fire south of Market street orlgln~
tied in the house.
Fifty persons were in the place at the
time of the quake. only seven of whom
Mrs. Murrin
the landlady. has never been heard
from by fI',icnds and it is thought. that
her body is among those found. She
is said to have a wealth) daughter in
New York city.‘
—Farmers mechanics, rallroadcrs.
laborers rely on Dr. Thomas' Ecisc’
trio Oil. Takes the sting out of cuts
burns or bruises at once. Pain can
not stay where it is used.
GUNBOAT HELENA SAFE.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 24.——A cable
gram receitcd at the Navy Department
,I this morning from Commander Cutler,
if the cruiser Galveston at Shanghai,
China, announces the safe arrival at
that port of the United States guuboat
;» Helena. It. was reported that the list-
ena had been lost in the great. hurri-
”' cane which recently sWept overs the
Chinese Boa.
STARVING To DEATH.
5 Because her stomach was so weale
. sued by useless drugging that she
could not eat, Mrs Mary ll. Walters.
of St Clair St. Columbus, 0., was lit-
. She writes.
"My stomach was so weak from use-
Mil drugs that i could not sleep; and
’not before i was given up to dis was i
induced to try Electric Bitters; with
the wonderful result that Improvement
began at. once, and a complete curo
I"‘!oildwed." . Best. health Topic on
earth. 50c. Guaranteed by it‘. ii.
"Butler. South Norwalk, and E. P.
Weed. Norwslk. druggists. "
.tl
‘ FUNERALS AT JELLICO.
KNOXVIIJ! i" Tenn, Sept 24. —-Bun-
day was It day of fuIIuIals at Jelllco,
all victims of the dynamite explosion
of Friday morning being buried. The
streets are still being patrolled by my
med citizens. 100 men remaining on
duty each night. Partial continuation
of a story that four other persons lost
their lives Friday was secured to dnv
when a child’ ti hand was found in tin-
ruins. several witnesses had stated
thsttihsy saw a family of four~~~~bna
band, wife and two chlldrcnv-wnlklng
l
.. hair, the scene of the explosion lust
before the dynamite want off. The
finding of the child's band leads to bc-
lievsdhstvthu family was wipcd out.
A OLIAR COMPLIXION AND
IHIGH HYTE YE!
lit most cases s sallow Matched
complexion and dull heavy eyes are
Mus to r digestion and an inactive
; liver. rind I. vs Fruit Syrup
' If sites an in imulstss the liver
and
I
well and makes the complexion
and clear. Orino Laxative
WWII does not nsusaata or gripe
pill and p ssssnt to lake. tic
Eh git. si‘stsd’ s Drug store
osssss ‘ v I-IAsvss'r as.
GINO.
bin- ho is. the south part of
”M is a“ busy place at the pre-
‘1) is a force of than out.
wflk’l’ N Smith & Son. of
c Meadow who purchased the
and who except to gather 1.000
it sort c. N.G. Psorssrv.
, liar gensrsl's Ils-
' . ti blanks to
I, of the
‘Ioilw sawmill); Sept zi-rhe'
Panic.
of rod,
in these days of rush and hurry cour-
tesy is often forgotten.
pelt mcil rush of our life little things
are done to offend that we rather re
A hastily eaten meal
and its resultant headache may cause
as social or financial loss.
man or woman is the one who relieves
little ills of this sort by a little dose of
Kodol for Dyspepsia.
you eat.
Inacy.
how,
men of
Burnett.
suffered with enlarged prostrate gland
and kidney trouble for years and af-
ter taking two bottles of Foley's Kiti-
Ilcy Cure I feel better than i have for
twenty yam, although i am now ill
years old " i’laisicds Drug Store
EXPLOSIONS
CliiCAGO. Sept 24.——A series
explosions in the paint store of Emile
inure, ON. 5046 Wentworth
last night, blow out the front of the
building and buried cans of paint into
the street, injuring a man and n wo-
man who were passing. and throwing
the passengers of a street car into a
The car was painted with a coat
green and brown, and
the clothing was almost torn off so
\‘eral of the passengers.
The three children of John Morten-
disappeared
shortly after the fire broke out. and
although the police and
searched for them. no trace of them
was found.
The cause of the fire is unknown.
The loss is 320.000.
yellow,
sen. living
mained undone.
by a. miracle. the Pacific
steamer (‘lty of Sydney escaped being
wrecked In a huge waterapout off the
Mexican coast. near Acapulco last Sun-
day morning. As it was, the wafer-
spouf struck the storm of
wrestlng away stItnchIous and
lugs and thI'orlaIug the passengers,
who were awakened by the shock of
the hurling Wiiif'i‘.
('ity of Sidney reached port and those
on board fold of their experience]
Have Failed.
next door,
MAIL STEAMER ESCAPE!) DEB«
TRUCTION.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 24.~——Thc
Exmnlncr has an account
Yesterday
“M
MEN PAST SIXTY IN DANGER.
More than half of mankind over six-
ty years of age suffer from
and bladder disorders, usually enlarge
Int-Iii of prostrate gland.
painful and dangerous, and
Kidney Cure should be taken at. the
first sign of danger. as it corrects ir-
regularities and has cured many old
Mr. intone};
this disease.
Rock Port. Mo, writes:
and The Clifford Pharmacy.
BURGLARY AT THOMPSONVILLE.
'l‘lltihlltflilNVillld‘i. Sept Zip-“Some
unknown persons entered William lili-
rlltch'a grocery store. Friday night or
early Saturday morning.
was gained through the collar win-
dow. A quantity of cigars was taken
by the burglars. This Would Indicate
that the work was done by
crooks.
mm II
VILNA. Russia,
..—-_
WELL WORTH TRYING.
W. H. Brown. the popular passion at
iornoy of l’itisfleld. Vt. says:
to a pension the best thing to get is
Dr! King's New Life Pills." He writes:
"’1 hey keep my family in splendid
Quick cure for Headache.
onstipsilont and Billiousnsss.
Guaranteed at F. ii. Baxter's. South
Norwalk. anti iii. P Weeds, Norwalk.
drug stores.
llVOLUTIONARYniagADINO CAP.
Sept 24. ”Thirty-
eight men belonging to the Revolun
tionary Military Magus,
been working among the troops. have
been captured hare. important letters
in ventioyi.
revealing the langue's workings
other mrlson were soiled
W
be itt‘s no. son aim. rim
silt tls ills that done
"-3, stairs1 I:
pour
sun by 'i'lié Clifford Pim-
IN PAINT STORE.
Three Children Disappeared and Ef-
forts to Locate Them In Chicago
of
ii \'l'll llt‘».
neighbors
in the mad,
The wise
it digests what
Sold by The Clifford PM; Mark the platform in convention and
today of
M all
the ship.
own-
the
kidney
This is both
Foley's
Entrance
local
“Next
256.
who have
MONDAY SEPT 24. I905
tr maWALtc EVENING summer. _._;+ " ... .;__
Pflllllfi .
* l. 5,7
The Three CandldsIsg In the
Governorship Contest are
Hustlingin an Effort to So-
curs the Nomination
NEW YORK, Sept, 2i.——~Thn determ-
lnatlou of both of the old political pur~
tics in this state to hold their state
conventions ou the same date this year
if: In its way indicative of tho unpre-
cedented situation in the political af-
fairs of this commonwealth. it is a
situation which has attracted the in-
terest of the entire country', and is
looked to to have an effect upon the
presidential campaign of two years
bones, The situation involves men of
national political repute and President
Roosevelt himself has let his influence
diplomatically be felt though ostensi-
bly keeping “hands off."
Both Republican and Democratic
parties are torn with frictional. dia-
putes. With these internal dissenslous
afflicting the old parties. a third polit-
ical party has been launcher! under the
title of the independence League. This
League, which now has completed its
organization in every county of the
state, is the outgrowth of the Munici-
pal Ownership ilcaguo. which made
tho mayoralty fight in New York city
last November with William Randolph
iiearst. the congressman and newspn~
per proprietor, at the head of the tick-
et. Mr. ileul‘sl fell short of elcction
on the face. of the returns by some 3.-
000 votes. lie contested, intt the bal-
lot boxes have never been opened. A
petition to the Supreme Court to burn
the ballots was recently made by the
corporation counsel. Mr. licurst re»
stated this move and was sustained
by the court with the understanding
that Mr. Hearst would furnish at his
own expense the new ballot boxes
needed for the local primaries and the
regular election in November,
The Republican State. Convention is
to be held at Saratoga, beginning Tues-
day, September 25, and will continue
probably through Wednesday.
The Democratic State Convention Is
to be held at. Buffalo, beginning the
same day and continuing through Wed
ncsday or until a nomination has been
agreed upon,
it‘ormcr Governor ll. B. Odell, Jr.
as state chairman. will call the Repub-
lican assemblage to order. Cord May-
or, of New York. is the chairman of
the Democratic State Committee, hav-
ing been elected to that position for
the. Parker and Herrick Campaign two
years ago,
The Democrats were first to choose
a convention date. The Republicans
had apparently been undecided as to
whether they should moot before or
after the Democrats. Chairman Odell
called the State Committee together
soon after the Democrats had announc-
ed their decision and tho Gordian knot
was cut by a decision to meet strutti-
taneously with the Democrats. it was
argued that if the Democrats mct first
they would place the Republican ad-
ministration on the defensive, where
as if the Republicans met first the
Democrats would be in a position to
tor a good supply of political ammuni-
'lou before the public through the Inc
Ilum of convention addresses.
The i')cm0cratlc convention promises
to be one of tire liveliest ever held lll
this state. Mr, Hearst‘s name will be
placed before it by the delegates who
have been instructed to vote for his
nomination. Mr, iicurst is likely to
be attacked by his opponents on the
ground that he is the head of an "out
law" ticket and that he cannot be nam-
cd or Indorsed without turning the
Democratic party over to the newly or-
ganist-d independence League. which
includes both Democrats and Republi-
cans in its membership. These lines
,If battle have already been laid down
Ind there is no need of conjecture on
the point. Just what effect the naming
of a complete ticket by tho lndcpon
douru [league will have upon the fun-
ion movement suggested by Messrs.
Mack and Connors ls problcmutlcal.
however.
Another name to go before the Dem-
ocrstic convention Is that of the pres-
ent district attorney of New York
county. William Travers Jerome. Mr
Jerome lont lmrncasurably to the in-
tersst of' the situation a few weeks
ago by the brief announcement of his
candidacy which read:
“in the present shameful condition
of our political life in this state i am
willing to run for the. office of gover-
nor of lilo state If the DiliilOCi‘iilll‘. con-
vention shall nominate me without any
understanding. expressed or implied,
other titan that, if elected, i shall obey
my oath of office as i understand ii iii
letter and spirit."
Mr. Jerome made an independent
campaign for I'd-election nII district at-
torney last fall and was successful
over the regular nominees of the Dem-
ocratic. Republican and Municipal
Ownership parties He has always
been a Democrat but bus on every
occss‘iun expressed his abhorrcnca of
so-ns lad pollinai “basses." M yer
George B ct‘lellan. of New ork
city. has, expressed his preference for
Mr. Jerome for governor and has an-
nounced his intention of voting for
him at the convention. , Mr. Jerome
is without political machinery and
came into the race too late to hays his
on name so before many of the county
conventions called to name delegums
to Buffalo.
if the washed “regular" Democrat;
greys unwilling to accept either Mr.
sand or Mr. Jerome. because of their
Independent attitudes in the past.
there is much speculation as to just
whom the will bring before the con-
here has been talk of Mayor
N Adsrn's. of Buffalo; of John N
Dull-ls. of W, flavor of John P
fltpnchilsld, of thin; offense: Judge
.csiiy Herrick who was the Demo-
citric gubernatorial candidate two
'ycm, ago. of JustimWiilim J. Ony-
.... .. n... .. » ”um
Wlnor. of Brooklyn. and ldward M. Shep-
Iud. Justice Gaynor has also been
urged because of his independence. lie
and Mr. Hearst have long been regard-
ed as political friends and last fall it
was said Mr. Hearst ran for mayor on-
ly because he had been unable to in-
duce Justice Gaynor to take up the
sum. . __ .
The famous Tammanyv’Hsll‘ organi.
ration of the Democratic party In New
York city has felt the disscnsions that
have affected the party in general and
titers are evidences of greater faction
ul troubles inside the Wigwam than
ever before In its history. Charles lt‘.
Murphy. the present leader of Tam-
many liall, and Mayor McClellan have
generally been regarded as treading
the opposing forces in the organiza-
ion. Mr, Murphy,_was said to favor
the nomination of Hearst, but the lat-
ter in a public statement declared he
did not want Mr. Murphy's support,
The Republican factional light ap-
pears to be as bitter as that among the
Democrats. but the adherents of the
Republican faith are not hampered by
an “independent" movement, although
It Is admitted the independence
League may poll some Republican
votes. Its principal influence. if the
full stsic ticket goes on the official
ballot, will be felt, hochcr, by the
Democrats.
Popular opinion arrays State Chair-
man Odcll against Governor Frank W.
Higgins In the struggle for control of
the Saraioga convention and of the
Republican party in this state. Two
years ago Mr. Odcli and Mr Higgins
were quite intimate. it was not long
after Governor Higgins was inaugur-
ated that there came rumors of differ-
ences eIfistlng between the governor
and the state chairman. There was
no open breach, however, until the
fight last winter for the Assembly
speakershlp. Chairman Odell let it
he know that his candidate for the of-
ilce was Assemblyman Merritt, of St.
Lawrence County. Governor Higgins
openly advocated the election of As‘
semblyman James W. Wadsworth. Jr..
a son of Congressman Wadsworth.
who as chairman of the House Cont-
mittcc on Agriculture came into prom-
inence this spring during the meat in-
vcstlgation at Washington.
During the speaker-ship fight a num-
ber of the legislative leaders were
summoned to Washington and were
in conference with President “006“”
volt. When they returned to Albany
there were immediate assurances that
young Mr. Wadsworth would be chosen
speaker. He was so chosen on the
first. ballot. it then became generally
noised about that tho‘presldcut had
aligned himself morally, if not openly,
with Governor Higgln and his fol.
lowers in the state. Chairman Odell
was settled at this and the further
report that ever effort would be made
to overthrow his leddership of the
state committee. He called upon his
friends for support and the fight which
still continues was begun,
in the only test voila of the state
committee taken this year, Chairman
Odell was accredited with a victory by
a margin of one vote. The friends of
iovernor Higgins claim that the one
absent member of the ommiitee was
aligned with the [ow our and had
sent his proxy to the committee, but it
arrived too late, This vote, they
claim, would have made the division of
the committee a tie. Governor Higgins‘
friends also declared that too great
significance should not be attached to
the vote. for a new state committee
is to be named this year.
Governor Higgins was a recent vis-
itor to Oyster Bay. where he was in
consultation with the president. Thus
once more at a critical juncture the
president has implied his position
without. openly slatlfig it. lie has
given accent to Governor iiigglns' visit
by inviting former Lieutenant-Gover-
nor Timothy i. Wmdruff to luncheon
at. Oyster liuy. Mr. Woodruff is one
of Mr. l-iigglns' most outspoken ad-
herouts.
(iovornor Higgins has not openly
stated whether or not be will be a can-
didate. for reuomlnatlou. (‘halrman
Udell has publicly stated flint lie is
opposed to the renomluntlon of Gov-
ernor lligglus on the ground that the
history of the state has shown cantil-
dates for I'c-elcctlon to be poor candl-
datcs. He thinks II stronger man could
br- found elsewhere. Allied with (‘hsir-
umn Odell arc United States Senator
Thomas C. Hail and Lemuel Ely
Qulss.
There is a welliounded belief that
President Roosevelt in lending his inl-
plled influence to Governor iliggins
for this purpose of helping him gain
control of the state convention Then
it Is lnilmatad that the governor will
withdraw and himself nominate his
successor. who will be a man believed
to be capable of drawing the votes of
both factions of the party and will
also be cordially approved by Presl-
dcnt Roosevelt.
The suggested candidates other than
Governor Higgins are quite humorous
and cover a wide range of porsonali
ties. The number has been multiply“
ing as the day of the convention ap-
proaches. Among them is Charles F‘
I‘lugbos, the lawyer. who was nom-
Iuatcd for mayor of New York city
that fail by the Republicans but do.
t-llneti the honor. Mr. Hughes was
the attorney for the legislative com-
mittees which investigated the gas sit-
uation in New iork city and the life
insurance companies of the state. Fix.
Governor Odell has claimed Mr.,
Hughes as a candidate and it has also
been suggested that be was favored
by President. Roosevelt. Mr. Hughes
says that he has made no promises to
anyone. Chairman all is also it I
lied with suggesting t a name of
rotary of ii to iiillhu Root now one a
ton of Soul America.
0 of the latest pf the suggested
he ubllcan candidates yrostm titer
(is oral (loot-gs a. certain we is
also chairman of the Republldamhlm
I'lon'al Committee. Many of the human
A
tlollpwii the principals, it is said. but
have been mentioued moral as pout
mi in call upon in its hour of need.
he Republican hunt is sit the more
Interesting from the fact that the party
is at. present in power in the stats and
has been for swam y s past.
The Independence to “9‘1th is
an incorporated body wit cart
as president held its conviction in
lint! convention in t s his
Carnegie lisgi. ow Yo it stir. lamin-
M ii and i t we tilt might ugh-6,;
"With
slits, over 1.600 upt-
suggested without consults
hidden and as men whom th s mm 5.
I “A SQUARE DEAL ”
Bridgeport Advertisements. I
“s
t M“; W
Bridgepbrt Advertisemenm
d
How President Roosevelt’s Motto Is
Illustrated by Pcpslksls. 1
F. ii. Baxter says Popsikola Tablets'l
is the best possible illustration of whatv
our strenuous President means by a
square deal. This remarkable remw
dy Is sold to everybody with tho ex-
press agrcemont that if It. does not do
exactly as represented the buyer's
money will he cheerfully refunded
They are guaranteed to quickly rclleVe
and permanently cure sll stomach
troubles. tone up the whole system.
give new life and vigor. better dour.
ago. more vitality, and bring the weak.
weary and dospondont back to health
if they do not care you of heartburn,
sour stomach, loss of appetite. dizziv
IIcss, headache, laaaltudo, and all oth-
er unpleasant conditions arising from
indigestion. all lyou have to do is to
step into Mr. Busters drug store and
he will pay your money back.
The price Is only 25c If they cure.
if they fall the cost is nothing. But
they won't fall. Mr. Baxter will tell
you that dozens of people you know
have been bone-fitted and cured of in-
digestion and dyspepsia by Pepsikola
Tablets. and they will give you a
“square deal." No euro, no pay. "
various counties being in attendance.
There was a move to have the con-
vention postpone the making of nom-
inatlons, it being represented that a
fusion with the Democrats at Buffalo
on September 25 was possible. as many
delegates to the Democratic conven-
tion had been instructed to vote for Mr.
[learnt for governor “first, last and all
the time." The suggestion that the
independents postpone the making of
nominations came from Norman E.
Mack, Democratic national committee-
man for New York state and from Wil-
IIam J. Connors, of Buffalo. The latter
presented a memorial in behalf of him-
self and other delegates to the Buffalo
convention.
The temper of the delegates was
against fusion, however, and after an
all night session of the State Commit-
tee. the lndependoncs‘league decided I'
to nominate a full slate ticket. This
was done amid much enthusiasm, Mr.
Hearst. being named for governor and
a complete list of candidates agreed
upon and named. The platform of the
convention declared for municipal own.
crshlp and operation of public utili-
ties. direct nominations, the election
of United States senators by the peo
ple, recognition and enforcement of
the eight hour day and other kindred
principles, Including a new election
law which would insure “a fair count."
THE BREATH OF LIFE.
it's a significant. fact that the
strongest animal of its size, the goril-
la. also has the largest lungs. Pow-
erful lungs means powerful creatures.
How to keep the breathing organs
right. should be man's chiafest study.
Like thousands of others. Mrs. Ora A.
Stephens, of Port Williams, 0.. has
learned how to do this. She writes:
"Three bottles of Dr. King's New Dis-
covcry stopped my cough of two years
and cured me of what my friends
thought consumption. 0, its' grand
for throat sad lung troubles." Guar-
anteed by F. H. Baxter, South Nor-
walk. and E. P. Weed. Norwalk. drug-
glsts.
tls free.
MISBSOURI RIVER TRAFFIC I0
RESUMED.
KANSAC CITY, M0,. Sept 24.—Wlth
the blowing of whistles, the clanglng
of bells anti the cheecrlng of then-
sands of persons who had gathered at
the river shore, the renewal of steam-
boat traffic on the Missouri River. af-
ter a lapse of more than a decade, was
celebrated today when the steamer
Lora laden with freight. from St.
Louis. docked at the wharf in this
city.
The movement to establish a boat
line. on the Missouri River grew out
out the fight of Kansas city Incr-
chants for reduced freight rates.
Price 500 and $1.00. Trial bot-
When two strong men coats to
blows, even if they are wull matched,
it is not a pleasing sight. but if the
man who gets the worst of it will use
lichtt’s Witch Hazel Salve, he will
look better and feel better in short
order. Be sure you get DeWitt'a. Good
for everything a salve is used for In-
cluding piles. Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy.
PITTSBURG MAN MURDERED.
PITTSBURG. Pa, Sept 24.——The
hotly of Frank Ricana a well known
iiallan. aged 34. was found. today.
lying in a street with a seven—inch
knife wound in the abdomen. and it is
the belief that Ricna was murdered
during the night. The killing Is a my-
stery and the police. are under the
impression that It is a "Black Hand"
murder.
ONLY CURE FOR DYdPlPelA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Del. says: “i suffered for years With
dyspepsia, used to have great distress
and belching. i tried over thing i
could hear of. but nothing he pad me
until i took Brazilian Balm. and one 60
cent bottle cured me completely.
For sale by R. H. Plalstsd. F. ii.
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy."
TRANSPORT lHlRlDAN BEING
RA! GEO
If0N01.ULU.Sept 24. w-Tbo United
States transport Sheridan has bush
raised considerably by pumping out
the water in the hold. Those In cha
of the work predict that she will
fluoatod today.
Latter to Ford Hay“.
South Norwsik. Conn.
rate II: “it“ “ii:
men a ‘gr 9 0
thin lib tilt: the discontinuities
donfiqdd if“ when the eggs
hate packers.
Another man piloted his house with
s paint that was made of half paint .
substitutes. He didn't know at dif-
ference-«hot till a paid the painter.20
its bad to unions to pay for
Instead of it) not fooled m. 56 on
the paint.
instead of ill. Fooled In 0 In wages.
He got a poor inn besides. lie pain
trio much for his eggs, and they hatch
ed woodpeckers.
" r w n "troll, a co.
W00: novfiusguflmsiir.
vinyl '"r ~.
Slim
a
as artistically beautiful as now.
finish is so pleasing even when perfectly plain, but often
tltcrc is an extra ornamentation in vcrdc, an arrowhead leaf,
a full blown poppy with drooping petals, or a long stemmed
rose.
ed g1 ass. and hand tinted floral shades.
a mass of flowers.
tcrs.
It will put a frosted silver finish on them which is water—
proof, and will prevent rust.
all kinds of plumbing work. Mixed ready to apply 20c
a can.
School
B‘Ittts’ and Girls’ Stockings,
with ”01‘ 0' MW
as
The D. M Read Co
Established 1857.
- M.-. w,
l"?
Parlor and Reception Chairs.
.Wc have a dozen or so gathered in a group for quick
selling. Corner Chairs and Reception Chairs, mahogany
finish frames, very heavy and substantial looking and of
excellent outline. They are upholstered in tapestry and
vcroua. ,Worth all the way front $8.75 tOI$iO.50,
Special at $4.89.
Fourth floor, elevator.
Lamps.
chcr wcrc lilct'trolicrs, Gas Portable, or Oil Lamps
The old English Brass
Shades of art glass are shown Ill gorgeous effects, lead-
Soxuc of them arc
A Gas Portable, of artistic designs. complete in every
detail, each part satisfactory, for $2.18.
China Store, lower floor.
Steins.
In the China Store is a table full of Steins and Flagons,
quaint. foreign things nearly all. with German aphorisms.
A few of domestic manufacture have college seals on the
lids.
Au intcrcstiug collection, hardly two alike.
How about the condition of your radiators and rcgis~
If they need fixing up try our “Aluminum Enamel."
Suitable for steam pipes and
.The D. M Read! Co.
ale.
Our Stockings at “TWO PAIR FOR TWENTY-FIVE" are
exceptionally good value. '
We have three weights—Fine. Medium and Heavy.
7 BLACK CAT STOCKINGS are well known for service.
CADET STOCKINGS, knees. heels and toes wentorccd‘ with
special linen, are heartily recomm ended.
BOYS’ BLOUSE WAISTS in latest styles and desirable pat-
terns.
in
84 WASHINGTON ST.,
Son,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone 446.
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(dumber still: Milli went for fiyeruthihab
mm It Housman II sluts.
Cultist-ma Red W006i.
“Variety Is the spice of life.” ill house building as well as other matters
”With this ides in mind and sin because we can offer it Is cheap as any
I“ the other popular woods. we recently purchases If Isles lot of California
He had 20 dsys‘ wages to pay for, 20 Rod Wood for interior house trim. Here's a chance for. the prospectus boos
‘buiidor to have "sensible; different" in the way of taut-lit Manhunt-u
In a wood that malts: a bountiful finish in oil. that will not shrink a null,
warp or twist under ordinary atmospheric changes. can and cuisine It.
will kinds of sheathing. runner, and deafening papers. hair Insulator sad
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