"Cm, smiths lender or
. pfii
ldkliil
thormor El. .1.
..if‘it been ill to
ticn.". Mr. Lake so u. .
'htdilovaraor. Links specks
imitative. enthusissm of the
“(llama uthe ..ldhglisb people
in Hudderfleld he Vinet Lloyd
rile. who in u memberor the pres:
' ornil‘ient. the Liberal represen-
u
the liberal
liflilddersiiold and other prom-
e‘u. {By dll‘bc Was treated with
stout kindness and hos it’slity.
V . 0v... site said that England
nhd Emncu ‘svs enjoyed for the post
11 years .muryelous prosperity. Bust.
noes host-boon‘r‘enibrkably good in both
"of hurries. He said he saw no evidence
poverty in England.
v. Luke sold thlntthe pub
men of. England insurance are
sklligts study of the liqllor~selllng
l ties. twiththe view to regulate it
that it will be lens conducive to
ironnes‘s’ thumb is; The men who
'dvocatosvot legislation for the
ion p’f'tcihpei‘onco are not too-
' . ‘nc‘tids. They are thought-
‘ .incn. who do not expect
i movement-loin
lid‘p‘ to lift. '9' the“ dildl‘ traffic regu-
ldicdjs um n will do the least possi-
".blti h 13d: ll‘roir’l ~what he heard Limit..-
' Gilv: like is satisfied that. at thé next
pollution (it Parliament measures in
the internist of temperance will be
V nu. no doubt. there will his
don on that line.
;_. ' 'mv. Lake was rather favor-
sia "9 wrestled with the custom or
niiowlnu‘n'bOnstituency to select a
rdlirdfiénmtlvo’ from outside the con-
tl ii‘ 'é'y. Speaking of. Libyd'George,
‘u. d that he info man of “high intel-
li do and of 'lllliillichlng li’o't'l‘ésty.
,bellovcs that he should do every-
i n3, possible in all ofiiciol capacity to
ilhbldvo the coadiiion of the people of
..i ‘11 ‘lltnd. and that is the reason he in-
.1: dis in so funny matters. Some
poo e, perhnps. think he is a "butter-
ln." but they all acknowledge the hon-
esty of his motives.
There was a some of football in
Hudderlicld during Gov. Lake‘s visit
to-tho place. it is needless to say
that be ittiended it. The game was
bemoan the localfltcam and the New‘
Zeallifld foam. Tile interest of the poo-l
pie in the- game will be appreciated
When it is stated that fully 22.000 peo-
ple attended it. The game was play-
‘ed according to the "Rugby“ rules.
Gov. Lake shid he has never been all
admirer of the Rugby game. but be
changed his opinion of it when he saw
it played in Huddersfield. it was more
scientific. he thought. than the Ameri-
can game. This. cominglfrom a for~
mer halfback of the Harvard clevcn
was on admission indeed.
Gov. Luke said he attended political]
meetings ill. which the practice of
“buckling" repruscntatlfcs who in-
dulged in. This practice censlsts of
the nodule ill the audience askin'ngo
lifter-
speaker a number “of (locations
he had mn‘d‘o his formal speech. in
this volume people secure it more
definite expression of opinion from
the speaker.
tlced that the English phonic require
a complete and ‘cic‘nrc‘r stutcment of
views frdm their pubilc men than the
people of this country do. He foun‘d
the m‘giinh peopleI to remarkably Woll-
informed particularly (in cconOmlc
questions. *
Gov. Links went to nradford for it
day to We Erhnlus ii. Day of Colonel:-
tor. tho, United Stilton consul in Unit
town.
iiradford than in iluddorsilold. but on
tho whole flitl people are comfortable
andjlicppy. The homes of the workin ,
people in both plnccn are neat un
ildy. wiib a decided nlr of chem-ful-
noas. .
(luv. Lake said that when he moi.
hill English friends in Enzllind he told
them that he wanted to mnko the
most of his time ill £400an how the
manic lived and what their condition.
"i told them that I didn‘t cure any-
thing about their mind. whether they
were 1.000 yours or ii million years
old. but tiint i did corn to know
about the people. and my friends gave
me oyory opportunity to see how lilo
people lived." tinid Limit-(luv. Lake.
in “tinnitus course, he dipped into
the philosophy of the pool Pope. who
« sold. “The boat study of mankind is
than". ,
Limb—Cor. “lift! returns to (ion-
I‘ pullout with n broader and‘moie on.
lightened imtrioilsm and-nu increased
love for his native country. To puru-
limc the description ofr‘iiiir Joseph
.rter. K. 0. ll. in “l’lnaforo”:
”in spite of all temptations
'l‘o Niall; to other billions,
its rot remission lineman."
i
-; .. . i.
moyhavo token
lace me in .
of the town in the House. of . .
‘ontireiy, but who .«
. on. Mr. John D. Doolittle. of Walling-
' "gregatlonal Home «Missionary Society
(luv. Luke usid he no:
lie notlccd morel poverty ln'
' the town. lashing the
"“0 Gardner. of the Connecticut Humane
which) Connolly. and upon hissrrlvn’lr
.1 oi
or on low on you i) here's
in nickel
buss ionl
iliuli .i' ‘isiiod
“ ' list: The
manila w
and
Th'ggybLump
study by. ' Made
P
ll’
' and ii:
unison» 01!. co.
(W.
PERFECTION on. HEAT
...—......“
‘ ONGREGATIONAL coursnenca.
i
Officer-sci the HomeMIsnlonary Cho-
son at the Meeting in Norwich.
. NORWICH. Nov. i,4.—-At the second
dny's meeting of the conference of
'COngregnllonal Cholicbos of the stale
yesterday. committees were appointed
nnd other importsntibusiness transact
ford, was unlimited- mole conference
treasurer and the members of the Coli-
were elected as followe:
Rev. James W. Elflel‘. New London;
Rev. A. '1. Lord. Mormon; Rev. Shep
rod Sonic. Nangatuck; Andrew Kins-
'ley. South Coventry" and T. .C. Millard.
Dobbin-y. A rcsoltltion was adopted
to the effect that. the Misdionary Sr»
cicty of Connecticut-recommend to the
Connecticut Home Missionary Society.
Ithis adoption of such changes in the
Constitution as will enable all the con-
Vtrlbulii‘ii'; Congregations] churches in}
the country to be represented in the!
voting membership.
There were addresses by Rev, Frank
B. Luckily. of New Haven. and Rev. .
W. l). Manen’zie. of Hartford.
KODOL is offered on B guaranteed
plan for the relief of heart burn,. tint.
ulefic’e. your stomach, belching of gas,
nnuseii. and all stomach troubles- it
digests what you eat. it. will tricks
you healthy. Sold by The Cllhlord
Pharmacy .snd The Bridge Pliar;
I
mncy.
CHICAGO NEWS TIPS. i
One way to destroy weeds is to
marry a. widow.
Hens are exclusive;
stick to their own sets. .
But the average man is too sellinb
renlly to enjoy life.
if the doctor prescribes bark the
patient shouldn't howl. ,
More physique and less physio is ‘
what. it good man of us need.
When a. singer voice falls be
unable to tulrc up his notes.
Paradoxical though it. may deem. it
mun who lays up money salts it down.
if n lnnn is in success be known it;
if ho is n failure, all his neighbors
know it.
It's some of the things that children
lawn in school that they got punished
or.
Many ii man who covers lllli wife's
coffin with i'fowcru never gave her 65
for pin money.
A HARD DEBT To PAY.
"i own ii debt of gratitude that can
never be paid off." writes C. 8. Clark.
of Westficld. lows. "for my rescue
from death. by Dr. King's New lliucow
cry. both lungs were so seriously of-
footed that death seemed imminent.
when I commenced inking New Dls~
covery. The ominous dry. backing
cough quit before the ilriit bottle was
used. and two more bottles mode a.
complete cure." Nothing has ever
equaled New Discovery for .coughs,
colds and oil throat and lung coin-
phints. Guaranteed ii il‘. H. Baxter,
driluiut. 60c and $1. . Trial bottle
free. ”
i
they like to
is
YOUNG METZGER FiNID 0100 FOR
LAEHINC HOME.
DERBY. Conn. Nov. 14.-ifermnir
Mctsgor. .ir., son of the wealthy brown
of (but name, wusfinod $100 roster-ii ‘
by Judge Downs. on s charge of cm -
ty to animals. According to the ten -
many. young Motzgor on June it! lost
raced a. horse through lho‘itrcets of
school utmost at.
to . Sitmuei
every stride.
Thu case was reported
‘ society. who were out a warrant for
vbfotiiger's arrest.
Shortly offer the occurrence Murmur ‘
homo. few days ego'nvo himnulfi .
the no ice. . ‘
c.,
”WW ‘
on; st,¢41.,.iu
You «nucleic»
‘00”.th (lull hi
Mint-twain .. V
"find if in! will limit 1W 3%
.r
you Woun'ilkwlil‘ioui one anoiheriiililir.
'usl directional: heat—that's because at VlllC unolwlm device.
inglliui or “icon. it is light in weld Heidi
in room in room. Every hector warrant . .
meets the need oi the
,. siu‘denffi‘s bright.
study light-4% , ‘
of inner-nickel p lied. infest alm-
loved central ill’flll burner. Every lamp wmni .
or dealer does not carry Peritctiiin Oil He‘lli‘ir
yo limp write our nearest slightly. " '
«:1;an vans
G ."E
This film was .
i
unwound?
0: weather conditions
'coililorljyou can invii imp s'
Turnilic wické‘n high "
no danger-nun smelter-inc smell
and iconic—clam
holdii‘i lampr-
tlll lo‘ read ”or
Ens Alli) kayo LAMPS.
For Sale by A. J. COLLINS & CO.
8A0 SUICIDE OF A JACKASB.
It's Grief for the Loss of a Dog Too
Mitch for its Nerves. ‘
GREENWlCH. Nov. H.~'l‘hls is the
story of n sentimental jackass and its
suicide:
The jackass was owned by John
Boles. ii neighbor of Ernest Thompson
Scion, at Cos Cob. ll nod ns p friend
and companion ’u dog which was killed
recently by ii. trolley car in from of
Mr. Boles' house.
The jackass witnessed the tragedy.
Evidently its nerves wore unslriing. A
llttlc later, when another car came
slang. lilo desolate Jackass leaned over
the fence in front. of the our and per-
ished. The car was derailed.
’l‘lle Scion lndicn 'l‘rl‘bc. composed of
neighborhood boys. are so certain that
the jackass. in its grief for theldeaih
of its friend. committed suicide delib-
crntoly und did not merely seek to
derail the our out of revenge, than they
will attend the funcrul of the inckiiss
in n body today.
Best remedy for mothers to use is
Kennedy‘s Laxative Cough Syrup. it
tastes nearly as good no maple sugar.
it contains no opinion. Sold by The
Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge
Pharmacy. “
PRIVATEB AT COURT MARTIAL.
Twa Members of Company B. Third
Regiment. Face Charges Before Of.
cars.
BRIDGEPORT. Nov. H.—-Mn.jor .la-
mes .i. Hurley. not as indigo of court
martial proceedings in the officers'
room in the Third regiment last ove-
lling in the trial of Privllics Hiram
W. Kirlt;-nnd Louis (1. Rounds on
charges of drunkenness and conduct
unbecomlpg it private while chronic
with Company ,3_ from Fort Terry,
Plum island on the occasion of the lust
pilcnmpmeni.
~. The occuscll privates pleaded not
guilty to the charges and d ended
ilmmacivcs. The phiirgos were rought
through Col. Gilbert i... Fitch of Binni-
foni, commander of tho Third real»
meot...to whom the alleged acts were
reported. The trial was not concluded
lust owning; and another braving‘wiil
be hold later lit the optics of aid?
llurhcy. ‘ V’
H! POUCH?“ AT- GETTYSIURO.V
David Purim. of Foyette. N. Y.. who
lost to font at Gettysburg. writes:
“Electric flutters have done his more
good than any m‘cdicino'l ever took.
For several yum I bud stomach trou-
ble and paid out muchnicnoy for med-
icine to little purpose, until i began
toiling Electric Bittern.‘ .; would not
take 8500 for What may have done for
me." Grundto'nib’for the used and for
female wsnitnesses. (front "dilemma
and body milder: sure'ouro for name
back and milk kidneyl. Guaranteed
by i". ii. Butter: (dmxiat. Silo. “
CLAIM! DAMAGED CF ".000,
WILUMAN'TIC Nov. film—Adams“
suit. in which indict. claimed Milk
Juries utilized to luvs .bllcn- auctioned
through the n Horror u thllillllU’Wllw
the horse gtfncwed m ”fitm’rm ti
an on also a Iii n u
ior Court icidny. ,M‘r. and lid”. iii. iv.
Deming are the plaintiffs. “Wither dc-
fondiiiitii are Justin-.117. «Jackson livem
men from whom thwmminss on led
the horse. it il-oisimcdltiib“ on»
Molt fright: iii. it rifliiuliiml bathed by
Prof. in. c. Proudmsurdfitho Coulomb
out nmuultursi colic Hill thumb
in: testimony “thorn! Wm mod.
on a run clone, pol-muting mom
to not beyond control” ”manhunt
will quits iiniiiy horrid tlldv’“ ”CHEM.
i i at 015m '1an We no
whilii‘u‘sm w mil e t town"
delivew moi. 'Proudnisirtoiitlllod «lilac
thrift-silt Ilium: viaduct than» that
him ””an ., V ' " 1‘. "
.. . A”,
‘ V Home (lumen and Parties.
linuunl-niiwir s.
.25 wind. ll. iinrr .l.
. longfcllovl. Henry.
. Pleasures of Literature History.
. énpirli. of cm West. Point.
. Seymour. Thomas Day.
M Bacon. Joseph 1).,
i’. Fogczznro. Antonio.
‘ Tracy. Louis.
» Van
"‘Bottcr Feeling in All
our...
V Milwaukee and Atlantic City.
.H .‘lu M
"Thole
. F!
est lustsllut cos n
public. library:.
’ U‘ufu
l Ali's?
Mott. Mrs. Hamilton.
“ ". .‘l‘ruvo‘l. ‘
v
Lizcrpri‘ lio’iil lcs ln‘F‘ranco.
flail. Mrs. S. 0.. .
‘Bkctéheu off li'isli (‘lllilraclersu
Today. . p
_ . Literature.
“county, loop in;
ldylls and lit! "Aries.
l‘iioil. Henrik. _
‘Wcrkn.
ance tL'i'
Prisms.
Thunyson, Alfred,
Wurlts. ‘. . *1
Willmott. Robert Arls.
choir. , Morris.
Life in the Homeric. Ago.
' Fiction.
Domestic Adventurers.
Connolly. .l‘. in.
Crested Sens.
Eastman, Charles A...
Old ludinn Days.
Emerald nnd Ermine.
M’oniali.
McQuichcon. flcorgc lltlrr.
Daughter of Anderson Crow.
Phelps. Elisabeth.
Walled in.
~Gu thin of the Kansas.
ync, Henry,
Days Off.
\Vlggin. Kate 1).,
Old Peabody Pow.
Wlsicr. Owen.
Mother. V
Wharton, Edith.”
Fruit of the Tree.
' Juvenile.
.lloys‘ Book of Locomotives.
V The English etchings nnd pllologriu
Hires that are on exhibition at llm
library now. are the property of lilo
library iind will be pill ill circulation,
for school room use. ‘
~ltcbing, torturing skin eruptions.
Ointment brings quick relief and last-
disflgu're, annoy, drive one Wild. Doan's
in: cures. Fifty cents at any drug.
stare.
”——
BUBINESS is PROSPEROUS.
ll .
'iiii Pad"l.l.“_ . . d
* apps. Bridgeport. opposition lo
, . lug disks and similar articles.
1 l implies F; Mossmun. Bridgeport.
‘ furniture cantor; ' -
‘ i' ,li'runk‘d. Airmail, New, Haven, votn
“i urinary operation hie; '. .
“i John J. Hogan. cstlinmmgnson
girls.
can
' FritnkR. 3.3-5.1, Winstod, peck.
i William G. laggieion. Waterbury.
shackle. ‘ ‘
‘Lliconn. M. Morden. Waterbury, tom.
porary binder. _. ... .
Arthur H. Me rill. Hartford, key-
ring. " ' , ‘ _ ‘
James M. Hamilton, Mcrldcn. (milk
blood chair and couch. .
. iionrlilniuuom. Wallingford. buck a
for mirrors. brushes ornimllfir articles,
design. .. V V .
. Toads—Marks. ‘
Holmes, Kinder fund . Sellnck Com-
pany, Norwallt, two trademarks; Cun-
ned vegetables and fruit. ..
* sweatshops
. lift?“
“(1,. .
sonnlisnii iii
Alumna one triumphs ii. '
M . V Ville. . lip, imtlons‘nnd“Just—nuggoodf'nrobub
Experiments idiot trifle without! ondbmarti o h i got
WW9... d Childrencflxpéflcncc coolant ll Eldest.
‘ What is cssrosinf
Onstliri'il To harmless substitute for Cd‘iiifol (91‘!me
gorlc. Drops and nonunion; syrups; ,Ilti‘isill‘loailoiito“ It
murmur hibiflior opium, morphine ”nor bfihbi‘hanrW
subsumed. insane is its guarantee. It destroymvmdsii“
rind alloys Iilovorislincss. Iii curelenrrhoso rind-y‘and
Colic. ”litrollovos'illeotlnng Troubles, cirrus Conlitipn’tlbn "53$“ 3.5., “if 53%: --
imfl sloilliency. sit assimilstosino Food. mountains Edda-iii
stomach dill! Bdwois, giving healthy and. natural sloop. bird .I’
Tho Chfldcén’d Willie nothérfs Friends ‘
also.“ CAsTORlA (Mills
. V/_..BoarsV theSlgnalille
sod'iddl‘i'dn
l
....... m ...
i... .
rigid
nbvrlui‘fii‘éidr " roux-.1” .
, Expert ‘Ew‘lfisealfl‘gloff‘mrmcnmneo.
Hours—8 anon. ”isms; mur-
sv
refit. N. v.
5" .
dcy 10 it: runs.
‘ ~Fa‘otdryv'l1ilir.VEaVo
lull '.
n
l
,.-lulls,a. For Over “30‘ Years?
“I nirvana man. or null" one". like mid-infill .
Pnoracrmo new 'YORK CHILD» FUNERAL or ‘JUD
., , REN. , JMiDDliETOWNV'lNoih ‘ ,
y. ‘ , ‘ crnl of Judge Willldfri‘rfl‘. ’Elmur‘wus:
ALBAM. N. v., MV- ll—l‘lw work held this nfiefnoonnthe services be-
of the lust legislature and of Governor ing at 2 o'clock at his-homo} a“ at;
Hughes in approving its legislation for 2:30, m Holy Tfinlly.“ch\imfi',' Tfigy‘l
better protection of children in this ‘ '
stole from the evils of modern "Kills“
it “’o ti"
lN‘l‘Ti w grin V g
on'rrim; » M ill.
b. A lalt n M
Lines," 8m
Matthew c. D. Borden, of Fall
. River.
NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-A canvass of
dry goods lilunilfuclurlng interests
y-cstcrdny served to elicit reassuring
statements in regard. to the “COilll’llt’i‘
cinl outlook and present conditions.
The significant point about these ex-
pressions of oplnl0n was that no funda.
mental weakness had developed lllus
for, and that there were us yet no
signs of any. .
Consumption of cotton manufactured
goods is as heavy today us it was two
weeks ago. and, according to those
who gave their views. there Is not
likely to be any material falling off.
All one manufacturer put ll: .
"People have golds) wear something
and there is nothing cheaper than out'
ton."
That numerous economics will be
practised is not questioned. but illvno
are likely to be. less ill the chopper
manufactured articles than in any
other.
Matthew C. l). Bordon. one of Full
River's leading manufacturers of cot-
ton print goods and a man regurdod
us one of the most careful authorities
ill the trade. said:
"I think the dry goods business in
holding its own remarkably well. i
fall to dcicct any indications of weak-
ncss of a material character. Con~
sumption has not fullcn off in our line.
and i do not expect it to do so. i think
the financial end of the business will
right itself before long.
“From what. i can learn the numer-
ous dry goods interests are comfor-
tably situated on to funds. Compared
with a fortnight. ago. one can detect. a
much better feeling in all lines of the
dry goods business. as well on in other
collateral business lines. i may say
that I see no mound whatever. for up-
prehension. but. on the contrary. peo-
ple should be reassured because of the
strong financial position of manufac—
tured products."
Take some good, reliable and safe
disostant like KODOL for Dyspepsia.
KODOL is the boat, remedy known to-
day” for heart burp, belching and all
troubles arising from n disordered di-
gestion. it is pleasant to take and
affords relief promptly. Sold by The
iffora Pharmacy and Tile Bridge
barmccy. 4‘
W
JOKE 0N MIDDLETOWN.
Cult for $660,650 Laughed it by
Pacplo of City.
Charles F. H. libel. n lawyer in New
York. has brought suit against the
city of Mlddlctown and county of Mid-
dlctowu fur 5630.550. for alleged itrlov-
one wronxn and unormitics thnl. Wen-
inflicted upon him in 1903 by the loin
Stain Attorney Murdock, .ludgu
Pcnrno. the then Prosecuting Attorney
M. iii. Culver. Chief of Police Ongiis of
Mlddlctown and others. The msitor
is regarded so it huge joke. Mr. Ebel
was prosecuted in the Mlddloiown city
court in 1908 for stabbing George
Sweet with n chisel. son he was found
guilty and imprisoned.
W“.
. GLOUCH
I .A. .
:llll Kill Yul lilo WEI W
NATIONAL owl: . _' Tip COM’MT'
" ' 1'!!le 'i,’ G.
'il‘ltillNCH Lit) , .. Nov. H.”
Chairman Thomas Tongan. of the Dev
theoretic National Committee announc-
ed today that hojiind'issuod 5 call for
a. meeting of the mumbling: the com-
mittee st Frenchticif.‘ ' Norelnim 22
The time and plaice for another mean
i .of the committee to decide M19
5 ' no national "cohlredtlou.gwlii be
*- . s cities thilt‘V'il'o' applicants
f ‘ ’o . tioumti «confronts
Cincinnati. 8t. wills. St. Paul.
r
ville.
were conducted by howls}: Cdmpion
. . . Acheson. members of the Miudissox
trial-ism, was cordially praised todu‘y county bar attended, in a. body amt]
before the stale conference of chnriilcs many prominent men gm all m5.“ of
land corrections by Charles if. McKen' the state were also at thé‘fun’er’ai stir-
nu, secretary of the Catholic Home vices. The active pallbearers were
Bureau for Dependent Children. his members of Bethe Thetdf’ltll‘rutori
“ddrt’ssl‘fl bring the report of the 504’- MW now in W‘esfcyall Universlrv. ’f‘h’c
cinl committee on core of children. of ‘ ‘
which no is choirmnn. Mr. McKcnnn:
honorary bearers W‘ei'é‘Ji'ld'ge '8. A.“
Robinson. Middletown; .llldge Gorge. ..
declared New York state to he a led-iw. Wheeler. n‘rid‘gém‘m Judge Ralph
dcr in its legislation on this subject. iWhee‘ler, New “Ohm“; Jung“ Milton '
‘ .
.Sh ~. Killin l id 1.17. Kora»
THE NEW Punt-:Aaooo AND Dauo “mm“ W “‘89
L . .
:1 7o: ‘3’} [WW ?f.‘ .. ~
In Gale .5558. Edit 89in lien?
Bets.,Chocolste Sets. Cup. Saucer! and
.Piaie Setsu ' ' . , ‘
back. Cnnnon; Judge William SICa‘se.
‘Hnriford; Judge .1091 Reed.» Stafford:
We are, pleased to announce that Fo- J. ii. i-lownrd Curtis. of Stratfor'd:
icy's lioncy and TM for coughs, colds ' John ii. Ruck. of Hurtford; l). T. War-
and lung troubles is not affected by the nor. of Sullsbury. and Senator Stiles
Notional Pure Food and Drug Law on Judson. of Si‘rnti’or‘d,
ii, contains no opiates or other harnri f ‘
fill drugs, and we; recomlil’lfind it as 3 Delltiiit’s Little ggrly Risefi's smith: ,
safe rcmcly or c ren on best p lls made. d by To C ' 0 ~ »
adults. The Clifford Pharmacy and Pharmacy and The Bridge ‘,Pllal‘— awn”. G‘m'm’ “Duumml'h'
Plnlated's Drug Store, " macy.‘ ' I! "‘3 flood“ . '
What Constitutes '55
i
u——
We also hays impound China, in 10c
Cups. Saucers, Dishes. etc.- .
W . - . '
imported Old English Blue Wei-c by
the set or single piece.
. -. . t”' i"
\ 3045‘
_ .O’Dtrsctcr for Painting and Decor
stl' g. ' '
Window Shades bud ‘Plctdre Frames
'0 order. ‘ ,
If somcbody should call you a “Fool" you would no doubt. résént ll. par-
! 'xiorly "if the shoe fitted." The best beef according to the into-sf udviccs
Loni TRUST HEADQUARTERS brings about 30c PER POUND.
“NIVARR”
(THE BEST CEREAL FOOD), brings.15c PER FOUND. THERE is MORE
THAN TWiCE AS MUCH NOURISHMENT m A P'OlJNb OF NiVARA its
there is in a. pound of the best beef, which brings tho ASKED COST Gi’
NiVARA To ABOUT ONE‘FiFTH THE COST OF THE BEEF. Your
physician will tell you that Nivoro is the healthiest food on earth. Now
the question is nus. oo vou use NIVARA? . . . ., , U 5 . .
. , 3Mhlt$blulnil
.. son SALE av ALL eaocsns.
' ' ‘ We will ‘Bfl‘cr our shill-illness or oin-
..R‘, _ “3*.
ing Room Furniture. consisting of side-
We m the Largest Distributors of Clocks and Suits in this part of the state.
boards. Buffets, . Extension Tables.
GREAT REDUCTION SALE
Choirs, etc. ntspcclal prices. The-so
ct on. and Ends, ct which uic hour. one in
prices will mean it saving of It) to 25%
too oi o stp\c.
on all cash piirchnscs.‘ Here is a
chance for you to get iwiiinl BAR~
GAINS. ‘
Collie Early on they will not last long.
COME AND BE CONVINCID. We carry extra large sizes of Suits
and Costs in stock. ‘ ~
aw. give the o. a H. ones mo
' a Utampl. Alk for 'tbom.-'-.
. um...‘
L. ii. BECKER
87 Washinfitofi struts .
Tel. Con. .. decennial-walk.
a
mucosa: ass.
‘33 scorn MAIN or. so. NORWALK
A special discount on all Carpets
and Rugs for the some length of time.
F. A. Mitiihiili.
House Filminiiiiifilli :< .
con. HIGH AND WALL smalls,
Moawstn. com.
_ mum...» ...... ..
idol”
would:
0i EllSii Terms.
LADIEB' sci-rs, regular price 315.00; for ..... . ........ ..s 3.68
LADlES’ SUITS. regular price $22.56; for ...... ...... .. ........ $14.9?
LAoias' Burrs. roguinr price! $25.00 and since: fot' ...........‘....:iiv.9sl
LADIEB’ currl. ngulnr prion canoe and $40.00: to.- ...............02l.cii
LADiEC‘ and meow COATS, 50 inch» long. regular price .10; for. "5."...
LADIEB’ COATS. regulpr price 020.00: for .. . .. .. ...... ......MMB
tAolas' cosrs.‘ngu’iupnm canoe and canon; m ..........ciim
CiRLB’ find CHILDREN'S coma. from me up to moo. ,
LAoiss' slums. regular prlco is.00:,for . . . . . . .. . . list
LADIES' SKIRTS. regular price $8.50: for .f'i . . . . . . ...... ”35.98
LAoliis' SKIRTS, regular price 4:12.60: for . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . ......iniit
LAbltc'Wn‘ibrs.rgguilnprincess; for use
LA‘oico‘! wsilrrs, "gum prlooVflm: for ..... m3
Film which ‘wc' gum-apt» to be good and at the lowest prices in The
Nor-well“. . ” . , _
cartoons. from use up‘tc 07.».
Nine“ odds-sundown concurs. 98c. MM. this. $2.40. $2le.
WI Ami-uh rues OF.CHARGE. ' ‘
' “mam sore arouse.
. The. Bulls Clock 8:9 Suit House, , ,
as scorn MAIN rhododendron lilih‘l’yfi‘d'X-m crunch, “norm. i
.
till!
our yous RECORDS 3ch:
for we are the: onlyiloro. that nail-rice
in stock ovary recordiin incontinence.
l. i. ligfililllillllill
roundups... .
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