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in use the our 30 years; has I".
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mllfls‘hfilldMa-Expoflem ageingglllgpeflmonfi
‘ What is ens-rosin .
(Jaimie Is a harmless substitute for custard)“. Paro-
gorlo, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It‘ls 13mm or
contains neither Qplom. Morphine not other Narcotic
nib-tones. [its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and alloys Fovomhness‘. It cures Diarrhoea ond,WilhI
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, euros constipation
1nd flatulency. 'It assimilates the Food, regulates the
momentum! Bowen. giving healthy and howl-oi sleep.
il‘he Children’s Panacea—Tho Mother’s Friend.
canola: .CASTOR|A “wave .
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12:30 p. m.. Bible school; 4 p, m.. Jun-
CHURCH NECES' llor C. E.; 6 p. m.. B. Y. P. i.l., topic.
METHODIST.
' First Methodist Episcopal Church.
Rev. W. W. ’l'. Duncan, pastors-0:30
a. m.. class meeting: 10:30 a, m., com-
munion anti reception of members; lit
m.. Sunday school and men‘s Bible
class; ii p. in, young people's service:
7 p. m.. sermon. “The Model Young
Woman."
Norwalk Methodist Church, Frank D.
Torrey, pastor—Morning worship with
communion service. 10:30 a. m.; Stilt-
day school promptly at 12; class meet-
ing led by F, H. Bettient, 9:30 a. m.;
Epworth League devotional service.
0:30 p, m., subject, Temptations anti
How to Meet 'l‘bem, leader. Miss Annie
Decker. ’I‘itc Epworth league chorus
will lead In the singing. Evening
worship. 7:30. The pastor will preach
in the subject, Jesus, the Helper of
the Helpless, the fottrtlt sermon in the
series of Famous Portraits by an Old
Master, Music to rihc tluy-——Morning:
Postludewbarghetto In it) Flat, Voick»
mat; Offertory, quartet, Let 'l‘hy Mer-
cles. Schultz; Postiude hi it Flat, Biti'll~
by. Evening: Prelude. Allegro Mod-
erate, Chas. Collou: quartet, Nuttc
Dlmlttls. Nevin; Oil’crtory, quartet,
Saviour Breathe an Evening Blessing,
Emtuerson: l’ostludc, Festival Prelude
in C. Liebig.
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church, Rev. E. Cutltlluglutut. pastor—~—
Sncrament of the Lord‘s Supper. bap-
tism anti l'('(‘,(!pll0n of members, 10:30
a. m.; Sunday school. 12 m.; Junior
league. 3 p. m.; Epwol‘tll Leaguc. ti 1).
m.; preaching by pastor, 7 p. m.; sub-
ject. Peter's Fall and Recovery.
A. M. E. Church. Knight strcct, Rev.
John I). Nichols. pastorwii a. m..
preaching by the pastor; subject, “lic-
ing Justified; We “are Peat-c"; Sun-
day school. 12 m.; 7 p. m., Christian
Endeavor; topic, (lourago or Coward»
ice—Which? 8 p. m.. communion of
the Lord's Suppcr; short address by
the pastor on "The Night of chp-
lug." Tuesday cveulng, class mcct-
lng. Friday cvcnlttg. prayer meeting.
CONGREGATiONAL.
South Norwalk Congregational
Church. Charles S. Mttci‘urlaud, pastor
«Morning service at 10:30 o'clock.
Evening service at 7 o‘clock. ’i'ltc two.
ning act‘vicc will be thc t'cgulnr tnotttb-
Iy musical scrvlcc. 'I‘hc lllbic school.
Men's Christian Inquiry (llub. .lcu-
slings (flab for young men. and Aris-
ton (llub for young women. all tut-ct
at 12 o'clock. The music at the moth.
hing service will in. as follows: l’l‘l'~
l.ctunlcus: "Except
he Lotti lluild thc Iiouac." tillchrist.
urtette: tenor Milt). "Iicuvcn Is My
gloom.” ”result-r; postiudc. Clark,
I‘Irst Congregational Church, Nor-
wlllt. George I). Egbert, pastor“
Homing service at 10:30, preaching by
tho pastor; Sunday Malawi and Mcn's
League at 12:15: ovculug sci-vict- at
7:80. I. musical service. selections froth
til! works of Mendelssohn. l1. ll. A.
annual meeting Wednesday at :i
D'dlock. Y. P, 8.. Thursday at. 7:30.
Irina pastor‘s monthly talk to young
people, Evcty Day Courtcttics. church
prayer service. Thursday at it. Talks
About the Bible. In the Book of the
Judges. Music. morning, l’rciudc Ada.
gio from Sixth Symphony. Widor; “o
How Amiablo." Buck; contraito solo,
f'ln Dreamnl Heard." More; t'otuimle,
Allegretto Moderate to it. (lailmnnt.
”Citing. selections froth works of
Mendelssohn: i’reluda. ovorturc. “lili-
jab." Offerwry, "For the mountains
shall depart.” Pntttlude, “And then
shall your light break forth." (their
worltr SOprano solo. with aunt-tot.
flout. "Hoar my prayer." Contralto
solo, "Woe unto them who forsake
him." from ”Elilah." Tenor and bass
notes and quartets. not hitherto given.
from "Elijah." ‘
Swedish Congregational Church.
inflow avenue. East Norwalku-Sun-
day some“: Mornln . 10:30: even-
in: “£7280. Bentley no not. than n. m.
‘ p. m.
m
, IAP‘Tll‘l’.
‘ m flmaili mutant church. H.
. W. star-4m a. m.. prayi
1" molar service:
Courage or Gownrdictr-Whicll7 leader,
Viola Decker; 7 p. m.. regular service;
sermon. third lu scrics on "Night
Stones lit the Life of Christ."
(trace Baptist Churcbwlhvlne wor~
ship. 11 a. m.. prayer and testimony
services; 3:30 p. m., Sunday school;
7 p. m.. Christian Endeavor; S p. m.,
preaching. subject, Passing Through
Samaria. Weekly meetings: Wed:
nestlay evening. choir rehearsal;
Thursday. prayer meeting; Friday. Un-
lott Lyceum. J. Edward llarrls. pus-
tor.
Episcop‘AL.
Trinity Episcopal Church, Advent
Sunday—Holy Communion at 8 a. m.;
morning piaycr, litany. with sermon
and lioiy Communion at. 10:30 a. m.;
Sunday school, St, Andrew’s Brother-
hood and .luuior Brotherhood at 12 m.;
evening prayer with sermon at 7:30.
The Rev. E. S. Middleton, who has ably
filled the pulpit. for seven Sundays and
Thanksgiving Day will opt-late.
St. Paul‘s (‘hurchwlt‘irst Sunday lll
Advent. 7:30 a. m.. iioly Communion;
10:30 a. m.. sccottd celebration of the
Holy Communion and scratch; 1:! 111.,
Sunday school attd Bible classes; (I p.
m.. Sunday school in Berkeley street
cltapcl'. 2:30 p. m.. Sunday school In
Winnipauk; 7:30 p, m.. cvcusong anti
sermon: special prcachcr. the Rev. C.
M: Sellcclt. rcctor cmcrltus. There
will be special utusic approprlatc for
the Advent season at both the morn-
lng anti evening services. 'l‘ucstlay
evening at 8 p. m.. mcctlng of the
(lirls‘ Friendly; spacial speaker. the
llcv. Kcaueth McKenzie, rcctor of
itoiy ’i‘riuiiy, Wostport. Wednesday.
evcusottg scrvicc a 7141’) p. m.. address.
"The Sixth Commandment"; teachers‘
mecting at tho close of the service.
Friday, Ladlcs' (laiitl at 2:30 a. m.;
Littlny anti meditation at i p. m. Mu-
sic at tomorrow morning‘s service:
i’roct-ssional 43. "Rejoicc, Rejoice. lic-
llcvers." Skctllugtou: lttti'olt iii]. “1)
Love 'I‘hat (lasts ()ut lt‘car." Reade:
Kyrlc in 1). “Lord Have Mercy," Rath-
buru: llymu 47», “(l (tunic. () tiotnc,"
Gounod: oficrtory. "Art Thou. Weary."
llcatlc: Agnus net. “0 Lamb of God."
ltuiltlmru: Rct'ossloual :Ifi. "Hark the
Volvo Etcrnttl." Lulklu.
tiruco (liturclt, ilcv. James llcaton
Wcrttcr, pttsttlrmit‘lt‘st Sunday Itt Atl-
\'cttl~~-l«‘lrsi cclcbrltlitm of the Holy
('otutuuulou at it o'clock: sccoutl colt--
bratiou of the Holy Communion and
scrmou at 10:30; Sunday school at
noon; Mlssiou Buttatly school at. Broad
lllvcr at 3:15; cvculug prayer anti
surtuou at 7:30. llurlng tho wet-kw
'I‘lu- t‘l'lt‘llllllltlll oi' the Holy Commit-
uiou on ’l‘ltursduy at 9:30; the Litany
on Friday at. i o'clock.
CHRISTIAN SClENGE SOCIETY.
l“ll‘lll Christian ilclcttce Hocicty, of
Norwulltw-ltcltular Sunday service at
tho reading room, Masonic building.
at il a, m. l-lubject. licocmbcr 1!: “tied
the Only ('uuse ttad Creator." ’l‘tmil-
molly ttu-otlug. Wctlut-stlay. it p. ttt.
'i‘o lloill survives illc pttbllc Ia cor-
dially Invited. itcadiug room open
to the public each Week day from 2
to 15 p. m.
ADVENT CHRISTMN.
Advonl (litrisllon illulrcb. Van Zandt
street. East Norwulk, Rev. J. W, Davis.
pastor-«Communion and love feast. at
10:30: Sunday school at 12: Loyal
Workors‘ scrvlct- at 5:45: song service
at 0:45: evening sernhm at 7. The
pastor will begin a series of sermons
on “The Kingdom of Heaven"; text.
Medium vi.. to: ”thy kin dost come."
There will be special sin ug. "'Come
than with as and we will do thee
goal.“
IVANGELICAL LUTHERAN.
Preaching to chapel near railroad In
the German Ian ago. 1:30 p. m.; sun.
day Iohool. ii: p. m. Choice violin
millilitfuruishetl by Mr. Bank and his
aim taut Mr, Rather. Organ music
furnished by Miss Maine Bchaub. ln~
situation In the German language ev.
ery naturally, 1:80 p. m. Instruction
for readmitted In the Bartlett lair
yam ovary ward-y. mo p. at. her.
Ht.
,r‘rk here Is arudua
-. . ml the junior work is better than it
' has been for mil
‘ ' QALV .
'Saivatl
Thanksgiving supper was given last
Thursday evening.
tion. at 8. Captain Bland will take a
prominent part. Sunday evening. The
Iy picking up.
,gyears. captain
will”: people to
Jarrett invites all
come to his assists ..
SOUTH NOHWMAK MISSION.
Edouth Norwaikt Mission tomorrow .
at 3:15. p. at. A‘dphble quartet will
sing and a good time;Is expected.
Eerybody Welcome. I ..
WALKED to combat .
. on man or $50
lack Mason Covered the Dis»
tunes from Bridgeport in
Four Hears, Followed by Ati- .'
takers in Team
Walking a distance of fifteen miles
In three hours and fifty-four minutes
yesterday. Jack Mason a well known
Cannon street saloon keeper, won a
wager of 850 made with his brother.
Daniel R. Mason. who keeps a. saloon
at 599 East Main street, Bridgeport.
Mr. Mason made a bet. with his bro-
ther that he could walk from Bridge-
port to Norwaiit In four hours. The
start was made front Cannon street
about 10 o'clock yesterday forcuotm.
Mr. Mason was accotupaulml on foot
by a friend, Mr. Curry. and abreast. of
them rode In a two scaled wagon 1). it.
Mason and Joshua lt‘ox.
A.t. tWo o’clock in tile afternoon a
telephone utcsstlgc was received at
Jack Mason’s plat-c on Cannon strcct
that he had covered the distance in
just a minute loss than four hours
winning the $51). The tucssagc t'illllc
froth It hotel in Norwalk which was
the place agreed upon as a tlcstlnuliou
The novel bet was made lll Jack
Mason‘s emporium. The talk shifted
to feats of prowess along the pedest
rlan liuc. Mr. Mason chlured to say
that he was unite a walker anti
thought ,llt-l could travel to Norwalk
on foot over the roads in four hours
Ills brother, Dan. who was present.
was inclined to look upon the asset
lion With some doubt. Finally a bet
of $50 a. sitic was laid. Mr. Fox be
coming stakeholder.
Arrangements were made to start
from Mr. Mason's Cannon street plucc
at 10 o'clock yesterday morning. Mo-
son on foot with Mr. Curry. Dun Ma~
son and Mr. Fox in a. carry-all. The
conditions of the bet were that. the
distance between Bridgeport and fur
Norwalk post ofllce must bc corercd
by Mr. Mason on foot. In four hours.
He was allowed to do the trip In as
many stages as he plcascd anti rest. as
oftcu as itc choose. provitlctl be com
plelctl the jaunt within the rctplircd
time. There was considerable specu
latlon among Mr. Moscn's friends as
to who would win the wager. Matty
believed Jack “had a cinch" while oth-
ers thought he was "up against, It.”
Statc of Ohio. City of Toledo, Lucas
County, ss.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that be
Is senior partner of the firm of F. J.
Cheney 8: Co., doing business in the
City of Toledo, County untl State
aforesaid, and that said first will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOI.
LARS for each and every case of Ca-
.tarrh that cannot be cured by the use
of llaii's Catarrh Cure,
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me anti subscribed
In my pro-scare, this (lib day of Dc-
cember. A. l)., 1880.
A. W. GLEASON.
(Seal). Notary Public.
Hall's Ctttarth Curc is taken inter-
nally. and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for tcstltutmiuis free.
F. .I_ CHENEY, is (10.. Toledo, 0,
Sold by all drugglsts, 7110.
Take Hall's Fondly Pills for constipa-
tion. ”
MISTRUST OF SENOR MORIT.
MADRID, Doc. 1.——'l‘hc Liberal press
In almost unanimous In expressing
lack of confidence lll the new Morel
Wendel-gust ministry.
'l‘bc Epoch openly expresses mis
trust of Senor Morct's sincorlty anti
predicts disaster in the near future.
”ant-.mm- ..
Calcuweet. the Ideal utcdicinc for
thc little once. Contains no opinion.
Conforms fully with National Pure
Food and llrug Law. Write it}. C.
ileWitt it (to, .‘hicago. m.. for thc
"llaby Book." Bold by The Clifford
Pharmacy and The llridgo Phar-
macy. “
HOME EVIDENCE.
Furnished Gladiy and About
dance.
No need to go to distant places for
proof of the merits of this dyspepsia
retuedy.
’i’ltere is plenty to be found among
,our own neighbors of all races and
creetlo.
The following comes from a Woman
held In great esteem among South
Norvmlk colored people. Mrs. Aug-
usta Price, wife of the well-known ooll
orctl Methodist minister and residing
at 4 Pine street. south Norwulk, Conn,
says: w ..
"i was made miserable by dyspepsia
for several years and had to be very
careful ofwhst I m. lhul into
in my mouth and my ailments all ma
nth down considerably. i was as:
trembly nervous and did not seem to
get any good from my sleep for I foil
lea aid and very tired when i got up
Int 0 morning. - i
"For the last month there been ill-
lli: Dr. Richards Dyspepsia Tablets
and i I!!! bound to say that i have not
been so well for years. i can now
out! anything i not and relish it. i
“II no loam- trolibloti with that up
all nervottl feoii .
. All are m II or. attenua- on
in
papilla but it Is advisable to
My “methods" twloo. Price to cents
r bottle. Mm by Dr. fitellmlr
gown-tr“ “'1‘!qu Annotation. iii
unit mat, for tors.
on Armin—A very successful 1‘ ‘
Meetings‘wlll he '
conducted tonight. at 8 o‘clock: Bun- ,
day “morning at 11: children's meet» '
ing at it; Bflvatioa Army demonstra- ,_
Wrmljum”
' «=1 ,, m new
9339;, mflf’ul, cannot
ham .1 an inlet:
“oil-rfpbi‘loowiti -
“elitist ‘ “and in
‘1 ,ooot‘tum _ 1’ “ (liars
fllwlbmblug and rubb out Ive
hlnu clam ooailbui. . no
the coveted smoothness.“ glut- of
the horse's Iltlu. which
it his oom-
iilulon. The thppolnt.
Is the but preparation for ladies who
desire mgautlaloutivo medicluethat
will give the body perfect cleanliness
“W' and the whole-emotions
thht been such skins as pointers
love new. ,. ,. .
.—.—...
Number 26 and Plan of Government
is Approved.
(Hartford Times).
Announcement that a section of the
town of I’Iaiavllle Intends to apply in
'110 next general assembly for a. bar-
ough charter naturally directs atten-
tlott to the scopc of tho borough sys
tent in Connecticut.
The number of borough governments
in this state is now 2d. although We
doubt If one person in u huutlrcd illull-
sand could uttmc twotlllrtis of them
off-hand. ’l‘lic oltlcst borough which is
now doing business is Stouiugton.
which was incorporated ltt lhtll. 'l‘hc
borough of (luilfortl organizcd 14 your
after Stoniuglott and still active, is
no youugstcr at the hollows. of this
form of government. 'l‘hc largest bo-
roughs arc lirlstol, (lrccuwlcb, Nau-
gutuck. Torrlngton anti Wallingi‘ortl.
’I‘hesc communillcs adopted the ho-
rough machinery bocausc they fclt
that they were too big to be mere
towns and hardly big enough to be full-
I'lcdged cities. Some of the boroughs
notably that of li‘cuwick. are so sumll
that it. needs a magnifying glass. al‘
most. to detect tllcttl, and they were
organized to accomplish some special
purpose of improvement. Various cx-
istlng municipalities Wt-re boroughs
beforc they were cities.
The machinery of a borough govern.
ment Is more elaborate than that of
a city. It enables the people to pro
vldo improvements tltutvcanuot readily
be procured ttndcr towm administra-
tion. The mere fact that this state
has eight more boroughs than it has
cities lutllcaies the extent to which
borough administration: is cmployetl
in Connecticut.
DANBURY WOMAN IS
RELEASED 'FROM ASYLUM
Mrs Bertha Mapsrsuppe. who
Choiorlormeti Her Infant,
Gains Her Liberty
MIDDLE'I'OWN, llec..1.—Mrs. Bur-
tha Magcrsuppc. of llanllut'y. who was
.thuitictl on tho citargtI of tnurtlcriug
'ler Ittfant on the ground that illlt'
.vaa Insane, somc months ago, was rc-
leased from the Asylum for the lil-
ume by ordcr of Judge Ralph thcier,
yesterday.
A hearing was given the petitioucr
il a special sitting of the t‘tllll'l, the
voting woman bclng represented by
law counsel. Attorney William ll. (‘tt-
ole, of Ilaubury. and the state's litter-
-st bcing looked aftcr by Assistant
State's Attorney (lalen A. Carter, at
Stamford,
lir. Noble. sumrlntentient of ”Ir
lsylum, and llr. Fisher. one of thc
staff of physicians. tcsililsti that thc
young woman had recovered her reu-
mn. Mr. Curtcr did not take cxtrcmc
ground In his opposition. anti the
part uftcr duo cousidcralion, found
that Mrs. Magcrsuppc should be rc-
toascd. She Went to Dnnbury with Itcr
attorney butt cvcnlng.
-flmwaM
CASTORIA
lax Infants utl children.
lit find in lim Alvin Blight
Burl the ' ""
sign-tun of .
COURTMARTIAL OF BRITISH OFFI-
GEMS
PORTSMOUTH. ling. Der. l.~—Au
admiruliiy “()l‘ilt'r was received today
directing the trial by courtmariittl of
ldrutouaul ileruttrd st. tioorm- ("about
to whusc olfomtive ordor, “tin your
ham-s." the rcccm mutinous outbrnuh
how is utirlbulcd. 'i‘hc prort-ctlltlus In
his cash will begin lwcoalbcr it.
ONLY OUR! FOR DYSPIPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle,
Dot. says: “i suffered for yours with
dyspepsia. used to how great distress
tutti belching. I tried everything i
could hear of. but. nothing helped me
until i hook Brantllan Hahn. and one no
cost battle our“ the oomploteiy.”
For sale by it. It. “stated. If. it.
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. n
W
The highest delight ‘mr often found
by turning the back pleasure and
’llcing cold duty. 5
ADVIMTIIID ,LITTIMI.
The following letters remain uncall.
ed for at the following percolation for
the current week.
south Ill walk-mam. Aettorlr. Mr.
Anderson. to Edith Brllnll‘d lit-s.
Albert Brown. Martin curtail. (500m
W. comm. . man, hotel.
Misti Nollie room, Mr. on “Ill-I. W.
Percy Know. tilu Alias upwind.
1m. Emily Bomber, lira.
smith.
mom
b
l
t t
. iliill'l‘i 638$“
can fit ETEEN uvas
m .
Thirteen pitbo Deaths Duoto
Apparent Business“ on
Nlho ,9er of the Men With
the Sun‘s '
BOSTON. liec. l.-—'With the close
season on mouse going Into effect In
Maine at midnight last night, statis-
tics completed today show that two
months of hunting in New England
have cost nineteen human lives. Of
these fatalities eight occurred In
3 Maine. six In Massachusetts. three. In
New Hampshire and two in Vermont.
Four of the deaths occurred from ex-
posuro and one from an attack of heart
disease, while In the other fourteen
cases the fatal shot. in only one In-
stance was self«lntlictedl tints leaving
thirteen hunters at the close of a son-
son‘s sport. each responsible for a
human life. Two of the victims were
women. one each from Massachusetts
and New Hampshire. '
In addition at least fourtcen others
have been seriously injured by the ac-
aldeutai discharge of hunters“ weap-
ons. six in Maine. six in Massachusetts,
and bus each In New Hampshire and
Vermont. In these cases six of the
wounds were self-inflicted. Various
, causes were glitch for the accidents.
In some cases the hunter shot because
he heard a rustle In the bushes. and
mistaking the cause of the noise for
an animal, fired and investigated later.
The majority of the accidents occur-
red in October. when thirteen of the
victims met their filth. This was due
principally, it Is believed, to the un-
usually illiavy foliage which clung to
the trccs until late in the fall. As the
view in thc woods becamc less ob-
struclcd tcwor act-Itlcntsc were I'-
ported,
Whllc llli‘ ltloosc hunting stitson
closctl lll Maine at midnight last night.
school ltuuicrs will rcmuitl two wceks
longer in thc (ircut North woods until
the conclusion of thc tlccr season.
()pctl the l)ttWtIls»~~lh:Witt's Little
Etttly ltisct‘s are recommended not]
sold by The Clifford Pharmacy and The
Bridge Pharmacy. "
SOAKED BRIMSTONE
FROM MITCH HEADS
Annie Hydeck, at Stamford,
Then Drank the Poisonous
Solution—Marital Troubles
the Cause
STAMFORD, Dec. 1.—Aunlc, wife of
Andrew liydcck, attempted suicide by
drinking a solution of water and the
heads of matches at her home yester-
day aftcruoou. She was taken to the
hospital. where it is said she may
recover. Marital troubles are alleged
to have been the reason for her art.
QUEEN ALEXANDRA'B BIRTHDAY.
LONDON, Dec. 1.—~The birthday of
Queen Alexandra. who was born in
1844. was celebrated at. Sundrlnghaut
today by a large gathering of the royal
family. King Edward's gift to her
majesty was a motor car, which was
awartlcd honors at the reccnt exhibi-
tion at. the Olympia. this city.
I'K‘Wlli's Kidney and lllttddcr Pills
quickly drive the poisons from the sys-
tem and tints afford relief. A week‘s
treatment for 250.. Sold by Tile Clif-
ford Pharmacy and The lllt'dge Phar-
macy. "
What liliome
Without Music
And what better music can you have
than an Edison Pltonograph‘! if you
own one of thcsc machines you have
the bout artists In the world at your
disposal, built Instrumental and vocal.
The prices of machines are 'i‘eu, Twon‘
ty, 'l’hirly and Fifty Dollars. and you
may have one of them by paying one
Dollar down antl one dollar per week,
and If you pay cash you uanuot have
it, one cent less. Call at our store
anytime and hear your favorite song.
A. J. ANGEVINE & SON.
PURNITURI. ITO.
134 Washington “mi.
'0th Namath. coon
N m... ...........-....t .mm. my
I. «some. a-
Harry E. Crane.
mount
vuan mu. outta.
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Hartman, New Incline “mimicry
of Music. Into», Maud. will start
also! in Mill "mitt. it your.
mm. 0 lot term to tint on
studying. in. limited. ligatur- pu-
pill‘ mime. Mandolin club is form
of em. Add"! to
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nationalists I was
ldiun rumour-m and mu.
Vloior and colonial Talking Mullins:
and neuron.
soul for duh or so (in Imam!
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slumber iii all work tot. ruminant»
ms A hush .to A clues.
and Illinois“: lumber.
realist paper. sheathing paper.
our and amnion moon.
Plus. mowed. Cyprian, Poplar and ONintt‘I.
lips. turnips. photon. shop Jobbing. cabinet wet-ll. vessel-oil work.
" lama! mun.
&, " , Mill. foot of Museums. 41 j. ,5
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The Bug Department.
it is in'pcrfect condition to supply the demands of
customers for the Holidays.
Wiltons andlBody Brussels Rugs in new designs.
Ardshans in complete lines, all sizes.
Electra: and Utopias in desirable patterns. anti at tin-
usually low prices.
Priscilla Rugs. light colors, desirable for bedroom or
bathroom usc.
Carpet Store, first floor.
Sale of Flat Silver.
A very opportune sale, coating as it does at this sea-
son. In the China Storc thcy will tell you how good is this
Silver and ltow many years it will wear. for it is the best
plate.
Some of the values. . ,
Oyster Ladies ..... 31.25 Somebodies ..........i...r.oc
Cream Ladies .............. 50c Berry Spoons .............. lilo
Jelly Spoons ............... 750 Cold Meat Forks .......... 50c
Tomato Servers .......... 75c Cucumber Servers ......... 7pc
Jelly Knives . .......... ...75t‘. Pie Servers .............. $1.25
Child‘s Sets ........... 50c
Sets of Six.
Teaspoous. worth $1.25 .............. 75c P "
Table Spoons thi‘ih $2.50 ............ $1.75. WN‘
Dessert. Spoons, worth $2.235 ............ $1.00 "
llitlttcr Forks, worth $2.50 ............ $1.75. ;
By the dozen. ill
Dinucr Knives, wortll $3.50 ............ $3.00 ‘2‘“
Diuucr It‘orks worth $13.60 ............ $3.00 ‘lr
Stcrliug Silver Napkin Rings. 50c.
Medlicott Underwear for Men.
About the best kind (if uutlcrwcar cvcr wovcu.
of purc Scotch wool anti gtlaraulcctl not to shrink.
Matlc
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have it in three weights, tuctlium light, and two grades for
wintcr. $1.75 and $2.00 each.
A Special in Men's Ribbed Underwear at 50c cuch. ~
Christmas Handkerchiefs on sale now.
All spread in
convenient shape for inspection. Each price separated.
Don't forget about the Dolls because you do not see
them to the Toy Store. They have a section to themselves
downstairs at thc front of tltc Picture gallery.
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The D. M. Read Co.
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Underwear.
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Tht. change in thc weather suggests WINTER UNDER-
WEAR.
We are prepared to show full lines at Popular Prices. '5
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CHILDREN'S GARMENTS.
Plain anti Ribbed.
i. 25c to 75c.
it"s
' LADIES’ GARMENTS.
Excellent Value at 250
"Golden Star” Brand at 50c
"Non Shrinking" at 75c
"Oxford Cut" at S
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MEN'S GARMENTS.
Whitc anti Grey at soc
Natural Wool at ..
Natural Wool at
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750
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone 446.
at that & Bonito.
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Timber. shingles. lath. Ill kinds and grades of beveitli aiding, amiss
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All ltittda of hard woods. Tar paper. llinl posted
Hair Insulator and dentists; papers. ordi-
Doors. sub. blinds. Interior boon trim
In
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