our use
~ espres- roar-
‘I or
‘ uh
; .ITTING ESTABLISHMENT ,iN IH
.EN Therefore.
Pillbose is to Offer our
59550 5t00k 9f Buys Giothlnv and Furnishings
Without Reservation at VERI
tithe and e‘I‘io gr; to
'I‘Iiicii II
whiting
NORWALKS FOB
we have Concluded that till? Quickest 6nd sures
Low raters
’ I
A“!
CSE 0
ClIlIiIs store . II
Wail
The sale begins Eridau. November 22d/and Ihe “earls bids” are going to uet some
girl baleailng The stock is flirtié and contains event sité’idl Little Bobs of 5 to Bio
In Suits and Over-coats forobys
' years we now offer I
u not sil. Soils
321915590 SUITS and UVER
$6 59 SUITS AND OVERCOArs at $5.39
pop sons and overcoars at
in sons and OVERCOATS at
$3
of 8 to IE
- 1
.l 'i
and OVENEOATS at
QOA I S at
.p'
«git
$2 is
$3 fill
. TIhe Suits are made of fine wearing iweeds. worsteds, cheriibts. caIsslmerES aild scores. strongly tailored and In smart
Norfolk Jacket and double-breasted jacket style. wrth straIghi irouSer‘s or kmckefbockérs
NOVELTY SUITS FOR BOYS.
Of from 3 to 8 ye is that were $2 are now $1. 79;
now $2.19; that were
that were $2. 50, are
3.50, are now $2. 79; that were $5. 00 are now $3. 98.
Boys' SHIRT WAISTS.
Sizes 4 to 14 years In a large ass ortment of handsome wash fabrics,
substantially inade, that wore splendid
19c, 39c and 69c.
Every man and young man looking for unusual values in a suit or overcoat should see the extra
51290 and $16. 00.
to "h
we 50 Wall Street
.grUt “"51
O'BRIEN AND KENDALL.
.44....
Dual Between Pr6iilbttloh‘iat and Rep?
‘ r’elentatlve of Brewers.
The mople‘ of Connemcut are sub-
stahtia y agreed in the desire that
driinkenness stroll be checked. That
faith is beyond dispuie. The division
of opinion comes on the means of ob:
tainlng that result. and is as conspic-
nons at the agreement on the first
proposition. The great majority be-
lieve that the. sale of intoxicating
liquors is not in ltssolf to be con
demned. but that it needs to be reg-
ulated. and this view is expressed in
the course of legislation ever since
the failure of the prohoblticn law of
1854: compelled its repeal.
These two facts are worth keeping
in mind, now thul the Prohibitionists
have hired a man with It ready tongue
to make a new crusade. and that he
has gone so far as to declare that.
within three years there will be an
end of the manufacture and sale of
liquor in this state. it is also worth
while to rcmcnrbcr ihaI every town;
has now full power to decide for it.
:self whether it will. or will not. per
full the sole of liquor. {find it is also
worth while to rccull the fact that the
prohibition states are not more lrcc
from drunkenness than others.
Keeping these things in mind. it. is
possible to read with interest but
without too much excitement, the
duel between Matthew E. O'Brien
who has been cilgagcd by tile prohl
bitlonisfs to manage their campaign.
and N. W. Kendall. who represents
the Connecticut llrcwcre' Association.
“Time for Mr. Kendall bus the host. of
ii to this, extent, that ho insists on
the duty of enforcing the existing law
and says this will show that tho law
the it stands. is ample for tho prolcc
Ilon of society. That the law is not
frilly enforcer]. most of us believe
we know. The better places in whicl'
liquor is hold usually obey it for twr
reasons-mule that prudence dictator
that course. and the other that they
dare not to be good enough citizens to
respect a law, oven 11’ they do not. up
prove of it. Many of thorn would not
sell intoxicating liquor to a man win
has already had too much. and would
not even if thorc were no statutory
provision. ’i‘hclr places are run hon
outly flittl honorably. Then there arr
others less sm'upulonu. and at lost
the dive lief-pore. who Insist partly to
make men drunk for tho urcatcr pro-
fit. These. hurt, conl be wiped out o
Initiatehcc if the pro chi law worn on
iforced. So could all who did not com
fly with the law in men point 1‘0
but extent Mr. Kendall is pcri‘cctlr
ed. There is reason also to lwllovc
t he is correct in his belief that
drunkenness is largely decreased by
the substitution of. hour for such
stronger beverages.“ whisky. rum
and pin. All the lighter wines serve
the same purpose. and this fact is
zltnown to all who have studied the
history of other countries in which the
oinaumptlon of beer arid wine takes
the place of that of the stronger li-
soon.
When. however. Mr Kendall says
rich lies. We. can only
that he should use such
use, and the hope. that he was
stunned as to what he supposes
m antagonism: No cuttiunlgn to
pad by ma Inherits: of this kind
unless the pmotm to ready at panda»
and slow
It ”bloom the county commie
plotters they be more careful in met
I.
values at 25c, 50c and $1. 00, are now
CLOTHING
. 10H 1'
w
I“ log licenses and the police or the town
officers more vigilant in enforcing all
the lawa relating to the sale. of liquor
’ Uunless this is done there is no sc-cur
fly that a prohibition law would be
enforced uniformly and effectively,
which is the only way in which it
those who carry on business and in
justice to the. law abiding who nbuIrI
don it.
Tire old contention of this paper
for high license. a limited number oi
fl
BIOYB' SEPARATE TROUSERS
Plain or knickerbdckero, that Wer6 50c, 75c, $1.00 and 51.50: are now
39c, 596, 79c and $1.19:
BOYS‘ HATS AND CAPS AT GREAT REDUCTIONS.
Understand, positively everything in our Boys‘ Department will be cold
regardless of cost.
We need the room for our constantly growlng busi-
ness in menu and young men’s clothing.
special value- we are offering at 810.0o,»
.,.- I_ II.
IENGINE ISHOW
INationai Exhibit in Mechanlox’ 1Bulld-
ing, Boston, Jan. 26 to Pool
The lovers of boat rnotoring~—-autlI
there are thousands of them within a
radius of a hundred miles of Boston I
can renll) be enforced without term to ‘wlll no doubt be pleased to learn that
MOTOR IBOAT AND
ithe National Motor Boat and Engine
Show is to be held in Mechanics Bulld-
Massachusetts .lanunn
25th to F‘cbruarI 1st, and that the en-
tire building is to be exclusively de-
saloons. aud cni’orcemeut of the law .toied to this show which in past years
still seems to offer it better prospect; has been but a part of the automobile
for the future than any other at pres-
‘ent under consideration———Hurlford
Times.
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DeWitt's Little Early Risers are the
best pills made. Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy and The Bridge th
macy.
GOVERNMENT GETS CASH.
HARTFORD, Nov. 21.~Tho inter-
nlu Revenue Department. whose head
quarters are in this city. is enforclm,r
the cash payment rule for stamp pur-
chases irfitead of certified checks.
While. this regulation affects the post-
oillce. department here and takes about
550.000 a. week out of the city, the in-
ternal reventte- collectors have not
been officially notified to adopt a. sim-
ilar course, it being left for the col-
lector to decide what. the equivalent
of cash is. In order to relieve the
money situation, Comririssloner Cu-
pens has arranged that. taxpayers got
a. certificate of deposit from any na
tlonal bank. file the some at his allies
and upon the receipt of the certificate
the collector will issue the stamps re.
qulrcd.
A O 'I‘.‘ O n I A .
3.." the ill! iiilld You Hate Aim Bought
Signature
of . 7 ,
REMEDY FOR SAN JOSE SCALE.
"lluliciin No. Ill of the Storm Expor-
lmcut. Station by C. I). Jarvis. fronts
of a new remedy for the San Jose
Iculo. The bulletin describes a meth‘
mi of preparing a "soluble oil," which
after one year's observation, shows
signs of becoming a very efficient and
convenient remedy. Messrs. .1. ll. ilnlc.
of South (Lllttnloubury. and inn-hes
ilrothorn. of Yalcsvlilo. who touted
it in an experimental way last your
report favorable results. The bulle-
tin will lie sent free upon request by
uldrcuslnrr the Sierra Experiment Fits:
ion. timrrs. Connecticut.
KODOL is offered on o. guaranteed
plan for the relief of heart burn, lino
uterine, sour stomach. beiehin of gas,
nausea and all otoniacir tron has. it
digests what. you out. it. will moire
you healthy. Sold by The Oil 0rd
Pharmacy and The Brinks har-
mucy. as
W
ARCHITEGT 0""le HAVEN'S Ll
NEW HAVEN. Nov 21. “After a
long deliberation a committed yester-
day selected Cliffs Gilbert as the archi-
tect. for the new public ilbrtry, which
is to be erected at coast of $300,000.:
Best remedy for mothers to use to
Kenneth” imitative Cough 8 run. It
Mitten nearly so good on map 6 sugar,
”hugs I
If
it contains no opiates.”
oliifmu Pharmacy and The
Pharmacy.
4....» um»... .. ..
’.exhlbitlon
The boat and engine trade assume
such proportions that it was no longer
possible to do justice to its exhibition
while holding it in connection with the
automobile show: therefore, it has
been decided to give it as a separate
exhibition and already every bit of
available space has been taken and
the lists of attractions secured. pronr
fee to make if the greatest display of
motor boats. engines and sundries ever
given in this country.
All the leading manufacturers
throughout the country have secured
space. and motor boats in endless vu-
rlcty will be exhibited. There will be
the rich man‘s handsome cruising
cabin yacht, finished in mahogany am»
”one white and gold and magnificent-
ly upholstered, and the poor. mans lit-
tle open faintly launch in which he can
take his wife and children out for an
afternoon's pleasure afloat,
There will he the hydropiane and
the which speed launch with its high
powered engines, and them will be.
the well built Whaleboat nnd dory
types for fishing and commercial uses.
There will be motor gunning skits»—
motor canooe—In fact, all sorts of
craft that are driven by the internal
combustion engine. The. engines and
motors will be shown in running or»
der, and the latest lighting plants, both
acetylene and electricity will be
shown.
An idea of the pleasure which can
be had combined with comfort, will he
exemplified in up-to-duto crulaln cab-
in boats. which will be open to l apoc-
tion to all who visit. the show. in fact.
the exhibition will help educate those
who are thinking of getting a motor
hoot. "l‘ho sh w will be found so var-
ied first it wll interest visitors for
every moment of their stay in the vast
halls of Mechanics Building
The postmaster of (Introduces. Mo.,
Daniela Attach. new. "1 cannot any
too much for our moody t Eisdder
Pills. Heal the a new man" no-
Witt'e Kldlhrey and Bladder Pills are
sold 5 To Clifford Pharmacy and
The Brit! zePhhrmlII oy.
. HAMBURG FIRM MILO. ,
HAMBURG. Nov. ammo firm for
it alliteration operating a his
J.
bleachergm at Attend. suspended “foggy. I
The fish titles are mroggrtedto
$1,750. 00 the most
important Hohfbtiruo ‘nnd other Gem
banks, as well as It number of
fish firms, are involved in the failure.
We.)
DANCING PROVE! FATAL.
Many than theorems on cold: at
daffodil Imgg forearms in ”$1th
as con ion. or ex if ,
Foiey'a Holler and star is when n will
break up a cold and no serious results
need be retired. tnofuso tiny but the
SI" truths in e. ye low tickles
lifters Bitumen! and stated It Dru!
IIWorwalk Conn.
8U8PiCIOU8‘ABOUT HOTEL Fi RE.
hung——
Bridgeport Insurance Men Start an In
Veetlgatlon Ahd Refuse to
Pay Claim.
BRIDGEPORT. Nov. 21.~—As the re-
sult of a statement. by a local insur-
ance firm. the police today started an
investigation into the cause of the fire
at the Windsor Hotel early Monday
morning. and which endangered the
lives of the fifty eight. guests and cons-
ed a loss of 310000 Crossley & Clark.
the insurance men. stated today flint
jthey believed the die was of lnc-endiu
ry origin and they have held no pay-
ments until a thorough investigation
has been made. Captain Arnold of the
local dctcctivc fm'ce.'was working on
the case today. but his report is not
ready.
A HARD DEBT TO PAY.
"l owe a debt of'gratitudc that can
never be paid off," writes (l. S. Clark.
of Westlleid, Iowa. "for my rescue
from death. by Dr. King's New Discov-
ery. Both lungs were so seriously af-
fected that death seemed imminent.
when I commenced taking New Dis-
covery. The ominous dry. hacking
cough quit before the first bottle was
used. and two more bottles made a
complete cure." Nothing has ever
equaled New Discovery for coughs.
colds and all throat and lung corn-
plainta. Guaranteed 5 F. H. Baxter.
drugziet 50c. and $1.0 . Trial bottle
free. .0
FIRE iN NEW YORK BLOCKS.
Eight Occupants Have a Narrow Eo-
oape From Death—Lou
Over $10,000.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2ir~l§ighl occu
punts of an old litres-story frame room-
ing house at. ill Commer street, nar-
rowly oscupcd death early today. in a
fire which seriously damaged the build-
lng. A second blaze, at almost the
some little. nearly destroyed It six-story
business block on Canal street cost
of Broadway. calming a loss of over
$75. 000 and throwing 350 glIls iI-mpor
Irrily out of employment
HI FOUOHT AT GITTYOBURG.
David Parker of Fayette, N. Y.. who
lost II. that at Cottysburg, writes.
"Electric Bitters hhve done me more
good than any medicine i ever took
For several years i had stomach trou-
ble and paid out much money for mod
icloeto toiittlo purpose. until i be: h
taking Electric Bitters. i would at
take 500 for what they have done for
me " Grand tonic for the and and for
female weaknesses. Greet alter-attire
‘and body builder; euro cure for lame
back and weak kidneys. Guaranteed
by F. H. Baxter, cranial. 500. I"
WW“
iCHlNA WANTS $12,500 iNDEMNiTY.
VIADIVOSTOK,Nov.21.«-Thé
Chinese Commercial Agent. in behalf
of his government, has demanded an
Indemnity of $12. 600 for the death of a
outcomes who was killed during the
lrecont mutiny of ltpornou sailors here.’
W
ONLY (will Pot! DYIPIMIA.
l Mrsrii'ruhkiln Bush, of New Cacti to,
Del” says: “i suffered for years with
f dyspepsia. used to have great distress
until) ir.eiohin i tried everything i
could hear u, but nothing helped me
iuntil i took Brazilian helm. and one 50
sent bottle cured me com lately.” .
For sale by H. Pia sled, F. ii
theme and The Ciltfcrd Mammy.
fi
. in the improvement of the
sire concerned rather than that
' macy and Plalsted’s Drug Store.
olpul offices.
Ierdysayu:
“To obtain the best results in band
ling the ‘lmportnut problems which
confront the smallest us well as the
l rarest of our municipalities, politics
. a cold be eliminated from then can-
sideraliou it Its not rncunt in using
4 this expression to convey the idea that
tenure of office is the controllihB‘
thought. A broader view would sugv
[test dim as a most effective and etc-
results the municipal 'oiilcer himself
and particularly the heads of the bit-
pineerlng departments of our city
.govcrhmenl‘s, chunk] strive coutlntinl-
iy and Illslntcreato‘dly to eliminate poiv
itics from his own ofllce, beginnlnx
with his own consideration of mutil-
clpal affairs as shown in his official
reports and advice. All esprit do
corps can be established in the on:
. smearing department of a. municipal
government if properly fosteréd,
which should result in an efficient moh-
agcment of this branch of municipal
. affairs as is obtained in a. large pri-
vate corporation.
"It must. be admitted that it is dif-
flcuit and some may say it is impos-
sible, that any department of munici-
pal government can be satisfactorily
maintained on this basis, but where
it has been conscientiously inaugurat-
ed and adhered to. perhaps with many
setbacks, it has certainly resulted
service
rendered and lnII gloat advantage to
one municipality such a nrsnagemont
ot the engineer 3 department. will re
, suit in leaving the engineer flee to
give proper and effectual considertv
‘tlon to the technical problems which
confront. him The Inauguration of
civil service. provided due weight is
given to u man’s practical experience.
would in a measure eliminate the po-
iltlcul question In the admission of
new employees in the dcmrtlnent. ’l‘o
of the engineer In charge of a muni-
cipal department may be independent.
of political blue it would seem adverb
lessons that such engineer act in. an
advisory capacity for the different
public boards with which his duties
he
should be a member of such boards."
THIS is WORTH REMEMBERING.
he no one is immune. every person
should remember that Foley's Kidney
Cure will cure any case of kidney or
bladder trouble that is not beyond the
reach of medicine. The Clifford Phat:
FORCES MOLDING FUTURE CITIES.
Discussion at National
League Convention.
PROVIDENCE, R. 1.. Nov 21 ——The
delegates to the conventions of the
National Municipal League and the
American Civic Association. which
has been in session here during the
past two days, gathered in Sayles l-lail,
. Brown University. this morning, for
a joint session to hear six prominent
speakers talk on topics connected with
the general subject of discussion
"Forccs Molding the City of the. F11-
ture." The various forces and influ-
ences affecting the subject were dis-
cussed by men particularly qualified
to speak from its different standpoints.
shoes from their own particular ex-
pellence.
The speakers included two promi-
nent educators. President WilllafirH
P. Fuuuce, of Brown University, aan
ProfsAlbcrt Bushnell Hart. of Harvard
University. The former discussed the
subject from the educational stand-
point, while l’rot‘. Hart had prepared
a review of “the. work being done by
national bodies to coordinate and ill-
creusc the influence making for munlc
ipal progress. .
The planning of a city was descrlb
ed by George E. Kessler. of Kansas
City. Mo.. a prominent landscape ar-
chitect. and Clinton Rogers Woodruff.
of Philadelphia, reviewed the work
of the American (‘lrlc Association in
"‘ ‘incteaslng improvement influences.“
The. cherltuble and sociological lnliu
ences affecting this model city of the
future wore brought out in the paper
by lioluer Folks. of New York.
Robert Watchorn. the commission-
er of immigration at Port of New
York, was listed on the program to
speak on “The Civic. Possibilities of
tire Young Men's Christian Associa-
l on."
—-A healthy man is a. king in his
own right an unhealthy man is an un
ilappy slave. Burdock Blood Bitters
ouilllds up sound health-kceps you
we .
DID NOT RIDE RECKLESSLY.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. l.-A common
pleas court jury foutu not guilty-,0
A Fulton Phizcnmuyor, charged with
recklessly running his automobile in
liranforil. He had been lined in the
town court. This was the first case to
be tried in a court of common plot.
under the new automobile law in which
the allegation is that of recklessness.
it was churned that i'hlscmunyer run
his Inuchino at such It rule as to cause
a collision with a horse and vehicle;
the animal having bolted. The rate of
filmed was set. up as a reckless not,
“W
A OIONIFIOAN‘I‘ PRAY".
“hilly the Lo it help you make Buck
ions Mules site known to all, "
writer; .1, G Jenkins, of Chapel Hill, N.
c. it quickly took the pain out of a
felon for mo and cured it to a wonder.
fully short time." Best on earth for
com, burns and trounce. file at if. H.
Renoir: drug store.
TRIED TO beKK NEW HAVEN
NEW nevus... Nov. 21 «waiter-sod
w ith attempting to obtain motley un-
der fails releases from the second
Notional
who gave the name of E. L. Goodhart.
was arrested here yesterday. Accord
in; to the police, the man presenter) a
bill for $75 and a signed order for the
in non of an advertisement ill a
5 called moist-6's U. 3 Register."
The order is alleged to have been sign
ad or «CI-bier Charles Sheldon. air.
adheldon, when informed of the order.
’ denied the statement.
In» .I. W! um I
'ihe current number of Municipal =
Engineering Magazine contains some 5 "
pertinent comments on the effect of;
politics upon the subordinates in munl- I
The author, M R. Shor- .
his method of arriving at the best .
more loadily provide that the action
. ged up. and the Water has settled in
Municipal
and to discuss the forces and lnlln» do
vice.
I. ii
of
W
Will
“5th fall
mm. "'
I', Inq‘t In:
Irhwbiq‘I “.qu '«.
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mm
m THE WAKE OF A FOOD m
. f. . ‘DPIECTOR. 1' .. .'
Tire Woman‘s Home Companion in
its crusade against the dirty grocery
store gives this graphic picture of aI
trained health officer:
“In front of I» store where groceries
and green goodscre soidrnho pauses.
Bis trained glance I has caught .‘ behindl
the tray of sound scarlet tomatoes on
basket used apparently to prop up the:
tray: in reality hewllnds that “his
filled with half-rotten tdmntooa. which?
acme ‘ehrlfty' honoewifc on bargain
bent will purchase to cut for soup, or
perhaps. after cutting away the best
parts. to serve row to her. unsuspect-
ing family This arouses his o'uaplc-I
ion regarding the entire Istrirc. .
proprietor of 'the'shop ’by the apron
strings. The man ls'onesklng intros.
back room with a huge-troy of bread,
cake and pies which have been under
ercd and exposed to dust and dirt on
top of a filthy glass case
“Next ie makes a quick move in
the direct on of the tumble- down re-
frigeraatm _
a. most unpleasant odor salutes his nos-
trils. Cockroaches and Water bugs run
this way and that. The pipe has clog-
a slimy pool beneath the rock
‘ l warned you: before the magic
irate you go.” and Bio signals. the po-
ilceman on the opposite earner."
$100 newline, also.
Tbe resdéra‘bf this paper Mil be‘
pleased to learn titht there la at least
one dreaded diseaiie um defiance has
been able to ‘cure in all its stakes.
and that is Calarrh‘. Hall‘s Chta’rrb
Cure is the only positive' cure now
known to the medical fraternity Cir.
tarrh being a condittutfbnai disease, re
coffee a constitutional treatment.
Hall's Catnrrh Cure is. taken intents!
iy, acting directly upon ‘thexbloed'md
mucOua surfaces of Who syntsmpthere-
by destroying the foundation of- *the
disease. . and giving the patient
strength by building up the oonstltu
lien and assisting nature in doing its
work.- Thea proprietors have so much
faith in its curative posters that they
offer One Hundred Dollars her any
case that it fails to cure. Send for.
list of testimonials -
Address F. J: CHENEY a CO..’1‘ole
0
Sold by all Draggists. 75c. I
Take Hall‘s Family Pills for constl
potion. {0
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CONNECTICUT PATENTS. .
The following Were fainted Novem-
ber 19. 1907. List furnished from of-
fice of A. M. Wooster, solicitor of put-
cnts, Bridgeport, Conn:
William J. Froncke,
ioul'nal-bearing. . .
J G & C. D. Hawley. Strotford.
changeable speed gearing.
i. N. & G. Den'n New Haven.
folding baby carriage.
George .1. (iapeweii, Hartford. senl~
lug machine.
William A. Lorena, Hartford type-
writer.
F. H Richards. Hartford. I-mechau
ism for producing character impronnv
stone. I
Arthur D. Southan. Hartford. elec-
trically operated fountain.
Charles W. Spousal. Hartford. rib-
bon-feeding mechanism for typewrlt
era .
William M Kerr, Stamford. sign
Warren H Taylor, Stamford. tiniet
lock.
Churchill,
Bridgeport,
Thomas J lloardman,
plowing under attachment for plow.
Warren 1.. fireman, Ellington, lead-
ccntroiliug mechanism for steamed-g
glues.
Charles E. Kelley, Waterbury. typen
writing machine.
George E Wood, Plantsvllle, two
patents: Screw driver. insulating do
TradoMarko.
Acme Shear (30., tlrldxeporf, shears,
and scissors.
Connecticut Tool 00..
Ihreadcuttlng (lice.I .
Bridgeport ,
husolocmoeuoianv'e one
I boards,
"He darts inside-arid" catches the ‘
As he opens the door'
chanson
, We will offer our entire stock of'IIl)in~
lng ItooinJi‘urnllurc, correlating of Side»
Buffets. Extension Tables.
Chairs, etc. at special prices, These
‘pi'lces wlli’rnertdu saving of- 10 to 25%
on all cash purchases. ilcro is a.
chance for you to ‘gct actual BAR-
ohms.
Aspeclal discount on all Carpets
and Rugs for the. some. length of time.
F. A. Mitcheii,
HOUSE FURNISHER
COR. HIGH AND WALL STREETS.
NORWALK. CONN. , .
iMPORTED
eta: ., Cereal Sehij. Berry
Sets. Chocolate Sets. Gun: Saucei-f.and
Plate Bets. ’
”——
We also have Imported China, in 100
Cups, Saucers, Dishes, etc
Imported Old English Blue Wars by
the set or single piece
Crockery, Glassware, Honsofurnleh-
lng Goods.
Wail Papers and Prepared Paints. I
‘hd-np-A
Window Shades and Picture ii‘ramoa
In order.
Contractor for Painting and. Decor-
ating
--We give the 8. a H. Green Trad-
ing Stamps. Auk for them—- ‘
L. ii. DECKER
87 Washington ”street.
Tel. Con. ‘ I ”Namath.
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