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. East Norwalk
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“Front Street. New York Cir .
Decorator, *
Tel. H452.
MONEY.
Honey loaned to salaried employeea
, and housewives on their own name
All transactions
Call and see us
without indorser.
strictly confidential.
' INDEPENDENT LOAN AND BEGUH'
ITY 00..
Haviiand Building, Washington at
Office hours. 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
llatlrinu Safer; Nothing Sitter—-
THAN NEW YORK REAL ESTATE-
, For years this Company has paid
.‘% Guaranteed Interest on it!
. Bond Shares by check issuer
semi-annually. Over half-millic-i
, dollars paid to investors to date
ABBETS NEARLY $2,000,000.00.
Investments of from $100 to $10.00
accepted, participating in coming:
Itom date of receipt.
A card will bring you our literature
or a personal interview.
R. L. COBURN. General Agent,
16 South Main Street.
1847 19
PLUMBING AND STEM.
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES,
\OLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Gal and Steam Fitting, Gae Fixtures
Metal Ceiling, Etc.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES ?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY
17 WALL STREET,
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NORWALK.
THE SOUTH NORWALK
ORAGE
WAREHOUSE
{or
FURNITURE. PIANos ETC.
Telephone, 349—5.
For Particulare Addreu
G. N. McKIBBiN,
Office, Room 4, Haviland Block.
Washington Street.
‘—
FIRE, Lite, Accident and Plate Glace
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REAL ESTATE
Insurance.
Rents, Mortgage Loans, Dratta, Mon-
ey Orders, Steamship Tickets.
J. M. Layton to Co,‘
Incorporated
,6 Railroad Ave. South Norwalk.
“and: W ........,,.....
horrLTHGiEwroalh
" OMS MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
. EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our room a apeoial Ieature. Gal
end Electric Light. throughout. Ev
cry room heated.
RATES REASONABLE.
, Fined Attacked Gate in connection.
,A {at line of Acker, Merrill 0. Con
dill-Dede celebrated Wine» Liquor-e am
i ’ Others always on ha .
eULLIVA , Proprietor.
_ To “a
,- Telephone Call, 490.
. Bummer In
y I}. it. talent omce,
., 1070 to 1883
omen, 1000mm Street.
junction”. «no.
Insurers a. a
: out.
I sieo have a full line of
.CUTLERY .
’auitabie i‘or
THANKSGIVING.
Charles E. Don.
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON DTREET,
Phone 667.
5.... . “1.. .
United American" Opticians
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HOYT'S THEATRE BLOCK.
Expert Eye Specialist in Attendance.
Hours—v8 s. m. to 8 p. m.; , Satur-
day, 10 p. m. 2'
Factory, 116 East 23rd St.. N. Y.
h.
Burn Coke!
It is used with as
Much Satisfaction
and“ a
Much Cheaper Price
Than Coal.
The heat when all drafts are open
In Intense. and when it is necessary
to keep a fire over night, fill the stove
and close it tight. Your tire will be
ready in the morning.
Gonnaeiiiui Co.
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Excellent Cuisine.
Dinners Evenings,
6 to 8 p. m.
a? Sunday Dinners a Specialty.
55“! Dinner Parties and Banquets
it;
.v,
Soliclted.
0* CHARLES REYNEKE,
g: Proprietor.
Telephone, 498. . ~
flier. o-e«e-~e~~e~e~t~e~-a~oo
crutch... .
FRANK .c.
VAN; SCOY
PLUMBING;
STEAM
HOT WATER
AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
so South Main Street,
Hllllllli.
. u: win: so, Nomik.
u Waahinnton on. do. Nor-walk.
‘ Realistate and insurance.
we have several decided bargains
in Income producing preparty that
muetinemre In value with the rapid
growth. of the town.
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' . fMlTI-IDDIQ'D _ ’ ,
Fit-ct Methodist islpiecopnl Church,
Soul 0. Curtico, pneton—fiundoy eon
vices: Clues drooling at 9:30 n. 10.2
wurehip. with sermon by the humor.
10:30 it. nu; ‘Iiibie school, 12 111.: Ep-
‘VOI‘III League service, 6 p. m; Wor-
, ,.ip, with preaching by the pastor, 7
p: in; Monday. monthly meeting oi the
omnioi lito‘nrd, 8 p; m. Trienday, pray.
or meeting at 7:30 p. in. Thursday, “ .
union Thanksgiving Day services at:
the Baptist Church. 11 mm. Friday,
Junior tongue, 0:10 p. 111.; . Young
Men’s Ilnnd. 8:15. . ‘ . .
Norwnlk Methodist. Frank D. Tor-
rey, pilstolmeOI‘nIng Worship. 10:30 u.
m.; the ultbjoci oi the sermon will be
“The Time of Opportunity." Sunday
morning clues meeting ‘n’t 0:30, under
the direction of F. ll. llodlcnt. Sunday
school. 12 .m. Epworth Lcuguc dovo
tionnl service at 0:30 p. m.; the sub-
ject will be “The Evil of Strong
Drink." und the meeting will be under
the direction of Mix-re Louise Cook.
Evening worship at 7:30; subject oi!
sorriuyi, “God'eCnlI to a. Double Mind-
cd Mon”: song service led by quartet
and chorus. Tuesday evening at 7:45,
you g poopio'u mission study clues.
and class meeting under the direction
of 1". 'I‘. Runcoc. Wednesday evening
at 7:45, union Thanksgiving service
in tho nuditorium of this church.
Eunt Avenue Methodist. Episcopal
Church. Rev. G. 'i‘. li‘reomun, pastorw
Tomorrow will be the third um] last
Sunday of the specinl evangelistic
meetings and arrangements have been
made. that promise to make it the best.
of the entire series. At. 9230 u. in.
there will be one oid-inuhloned love
least in charge of Evangelism Noldor-
buchi and Connor. At 10:80 ‘the pos-
tor will speak especially to those who
have been converted or reclaimed dur-
Ing the meetings on the subject, Whut
auditorium at 3 o'clock will be hold it
meeting for Christian workers and any
others who are to attend. At 0:30 :1
nervice of song will be conducted by
11. ,I. Hipson. assisted by an orchestra
and chorus choir. At 7:30 the lust
service of the any will be a farewell
to the workers, Mrs. Neldcrbuehl and
Miss Gunner, who have labored so
faithfully with us during the past
weeks. You are welcome to nil the
meetings. Please return nil. thunk 0t-
cring envelopes on Sunday.
Knight. Street A. Mrid. Church, Rev.
William St. A. Lynch. I).i)., photor—w
Preaching, 10:45 a. m.: Sabbath
school, 12:30 1). m.; sacred concert
under the management of Mrs. Wil-
liam Whitney. 3:30 p. 111.; young peo-
ple's 'Iiit‘t‘lliitz, 0:30 p. m. 'I‘hc evening
service will consist. of n ’l‘bunksgiu
inn uci'mon, Tending ot' the governor‘s
proclamation. and special music.
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CONGREGATIONAL.
South Norwuik Congregational
Church. Cimrlos S, Mnciorlund. [insior'
~—~Pubilc worship at 10:30 n. m.. at
which the pusior will propel). The
Bible school. including the young
men's department nnd the: young worn-
cn‘s department. will mect ill ‘12
o‘clock. The Monte: Christian loquiry
Club will mum at the some hour. The
evening oorvicc will be bold in the
large auditorium at 7 o‘clock, and the
pastor will prcuoh. The music for the
tiny will be as follower—In the morn-
ing: ()rgun I’rciudc. Adagio from So-
nutu in C sharp minor, Beethoven;
:lntbcul, These Are They. Stair; oii‘ei’.
tory, Rock of Ages. Buck; pontindc.
Vinnie from First Sounlu. Mendelneohn.
in the evcntnc: ()rgnn Prelude, An:
dump in A Flirt, (.iuilmnnt; unlhom’;
oi‘fcrtory, Andante Cnninbllc, Iiolhiel‘:
()I‘tilili postiudo. Fanfare, Luminous.
First Congregational Church. Nor-
wnlk. George- I). Egbert. prlutorv—Morn-
lug service at itiziiO; preaching by
the pastor; Sunday school nl 12:15»:
Men's League ni 12:16; evening son
vlcc at. 7:30; the, fifth in the series
“i-inrd Questlonn“r-“’i‘ho drink cvii;
how shall tho eintc hundlc it?“ (thor-
nl linion rchrnrnni. Monday hi this:
Nor‘walk Methodist Church. 1.. ii. A...
chucsdny til 3. Union ’i‘hnnhnglviuu
hol'vlco \‘t’cdncsduy evening at 7:40.
Swedish Corigrcgdlionul. Charles J.
Vnhistrom. pnnlorwSuuday sci-vices:
3:30 p. the: Y. i’. 8.. s’. p. m.; evening
service, 7:30. Rev. (.1. Wirnun, i'rom
Proctor, Vl., n formcr pnsior of tho
church, will proocb morning and oven-
lug.
BAPTIST.
South Norwslk liupliul, 11. ii, Cup
ponlcr. pnslor~0ziib u. m.. pruyor
meeting; 10:30. rogulni‘ Hct‘vicc; l2
m.. iiiblo ucbooi; 3:30. Junior 0. 10.:
ii p. m., it. Y. 1’. Us. 7 p. m.. I'cguiur
ovonlug uervicc.
EPIBCOPAL.
Trinity Church. Ii. A. Linwood Siiill'
ior, roctr)r-~Sltii(1uy ncxt boi’orc Ad-
voni. 8 u. m.. Holy iommuulon. 10:30
II. 111.. morning p'uyor. nnto-(lomrmnr
’ Ion nud ucrmon. 12 noon. tho Sunduy
ocimoi will nioct. und It is oi‘ tho
gr'ontont lmpcrtnncc thut cvm’y moni-
bcr of the uchooi bo pronont. to pro
porn for our Christmuh ii'sntivril. 12
m.. the Junior and Senior Chapters
of tho iiroihcrhood of St. Andrew will
meet under the leadership of i‘i‘. 11.
Field. who will be present and Imvc
on important unnounccmoul to mold».
:l p. m.. the monthly udlninlatrntiou
. oi the sncrnmsnt oi' buptium; notice
mum. be given not inter limit the clone
oi the morning service. 0:40 p. m..
Trinity Young People‘s song service;
lilo topic of the evening will be
“'l‘hnnki‘ntuosn.”
friend. The meeting is hold in the
imminent of the church. which ill on-
iorod from Trinity Pinon. 7:30 p. m..
evening pruycr null ncrioon: thin err-
vico begins promptly at 7:30 and nude
promptly in. 8:00. Strangers are our
rituliy invited. Monday. 8 p. m.. the
brotherhood of St. Andrew will hold
itr annual meeting at the church, in
the basement, and it Is oiygront im-
portanee‘thst every member oi the
brotherhood be preeent. 'I'uonrinv, 2:00
p. m.. the re tar weekly oewlnu'meot—
lug oi the union’s iluiid will no held
at No. 12 South Main street. All the
women of this purlnh are invited to
come and assist in the sewing. whom»
or they belong to the Guild oruot. no
the work is top it most oommeudcble
canoe. 8 p. m..
r V 9‘
Must, 1 Do? Special SCSI-lion ot’ the , 3‘
Bible school at, 12 o'clock. Junior
League will moot at 3 o’clock. in thc
Silliitngmerood has «in
meshmmiinwidsur
gimme
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nesssndilesmontsins neiiher ‘
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EXACT COPY OF WEB”.
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Signature
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Farther
Thiril Years
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' . m oamun ”Inuit. new veal em.
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n. In. All communicnnis of this church
portuncg of this: day, uudymny not, this
question of rebuke be asked: “Whore
school
swept to 'l‘hy Mercy, innvundowokip r‘nturdny. Ir‘cnnl of Si. Al :irow. Tzzlii n
. n. m.. morning pmyur in clmpoi. .
Come and bring it .
Mi‘s. Frederic W. Noel
N m-.».-. H.” mm} _ . J
I‘is, of Brooklyn. N. Y.. will be the NAVAL NEEDS ARE URGENT.
guest of the Guild hi the church. ....-._
\Vcllucsdny. 72:10 1:. m.. Mr. Sims will
hold his biweekly cleans in sight rcud‘
lug. ’I‘bursdny being 'i‘hunksulviug
day. there will in: u Hiltiilitil sci-vice ot"
thanksgiving and n. Stli'llluii nt 10:30
arc earnestly Impresucd with tho Illi-
urc the nine?" Friday. 9 p. m.. 'I‘rin-
iiy iloyh' Club will meet an nsuul un~
dor the leadership of the rector. Sui.
nrdny lining the Frost oi=St. Andrew.
apostle and mnrtyr, there will be u
colobruiion ol‘ the Holy Communion
with it short uddrcus. iii 10 ii. iii. D
(irucc (finite-I1. tho. Rev. .inmcs lion
ion Werner, r'ccil)r«—Srlruln,\' next ho
fore Advent. Celebration of the Holy
Communion iii 8 o‘clock; mornim
prnycr and sermon nt l0130; Sunder}
at, noon: xiiisgion Surldu)
school ill iiroud itlvcr'ut 3:15; owning
pruycr and surmon nt 7130.
St. Paul‘s Church ————— Sunday licxl be
fore Advent, 7:30 a. in. Holy (‘oiu
munion; 10:00 at. m.. morning prayer
and sermon; 12 m.. Sundny school illil
Iliblc closscil: ii p. 111.. Sunday schoo
111 Chan on III‘I'IU‘II‘)’ street: 7:30 p
m.. choral eve-liming: nud sermon
'l‘bursduy next. 'l‘lmuksagiviul: tiny:
7:30 at. m.. lloly i‘ommunion; lilzzill :.
m.. scormd oolcbrnilon ol‘ tho lioi)
Eucharist. li‘rldny. bitchy til i p. m
m.. Holy Communion in :ilupol; 10'.le
”we“ Wm...”
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN.
lvnngellcn] l.ulbornnwl‘ronchiug I!
in the (Iorlimu lnnguurzc in cliupoi or
Mnln street, ru-nr rnllroud, at 7:30 p,
in. Also choir-o violin music by .i.
Blinks. (‘ouiirnmlion chins iiIltI Sunday
school ni livid p. m. Iicv. (I. F. littl-
mun. pastor. «iii ill-m'y street. Slum
lord, Conn.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
ii‘il'si (.IIII‘lHIlIlIl Science Society oi
Non'nlkr—tliogulnr Sunday Service ill
the reading room, Musculc Building
all 11 n. 111. Subjoct. November 211i:
Ancient. nud Modern Necromoncy or
Mcamcrimu uud iiypuotism. 'i‘oati
mony meeting. \Vcdncnihiy. at 8 p. m
At both services the public is Cili‘illiil-
Iy nud i‘i'nicrmilly lnvllcd. Roudiup
room open to this public ouch week tiny
from 2 to h p. m.
ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Advcnl Cbriuliuu Cimrch-JI‘IIo pull
tor. itcv. Lester 19. Reynolds, will
propel: nt 101110 n, in. itiliI ’? p. m. Morn
int: subject. 'l‘hntlitsl; vlug Elthm'tn
tiolm; ovculng nublcct, be Church in
Prophecy rind History. Sunday school
tit 12 m.: younl.r pooplo'u molding ut
5240 p. m.. uublcct. h‘riilii'u Victories,
Icudcr, Mru, lamiu ’l‘uylor. Suudny
school toucln-rh‘ mooring ’I‘ucnduy ovu-
nlug at 7:80. Church prnyor muoilnu.
Thursday evening. or 7:80,
THE. SALVATION ARMY.
Everyone- Iii ooi'dlully Inviiud tojut
loud the nor'vlcoo that pro brim: con-
ductcd by tho Snivntiou Army. ui 10:1
Worthington ntrool. Sundny, beginning:
with hum drill nt. 7 u. m: liollnoou
meeting, it u. m.: company ninntiup
for children. it p. m.. and nt 8 p. m.. u
grout Sulvnllon donumnirutlou. <A moi:
page from tho miliol‘ul will he rend ul
.J
netting a good income at
cums
Mohey Easily Made: ‘
cash compulsion paid. SCRIBNER‘S is: already
known in your neighborhood to the highest of the
high-class magazines. I000 to be a bumwr year.
Send Ior particulnrs. Adore". Devi: .5.
W”! $0N§.”I’ubllllllno New Your.
United States Cannot Turn Out the
Supplies Fast Enough.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 21i.~~-Nnvnl noc-
ossition nrc such tilnt. the domestic
munui’ucizurcl‘s uro unable to pnpply
within it rcnsonnblo. ilmc ordnance.
projectiles, powder rind torpedoes for
llll‘ 11ch. uud Roar-admiral. Mason,
chief of tho nnt’y. strorigiy il'gcu log»
lsiution that. will authorize the deport-
mcnl to purchase such mull-rial when
‘it is to tho mnnii‘cst, interest. of the
United Status to mono purchases in
limited qunntitlos abroad which motor.
inl HIIiIII ho nlimitlctl troll of duty."
He says tlmtthc lorpcdo sitnntino In
such that one hundred of those won-
pono should be purchased abroud lm'
modintcly. \vhlic Amerlcnn lininui'nc-
lurrrs arc completing their prom-m
contracts nnil lhc gi‘wcrmllcnt factory
is being put in running order. 'i‘horl:
in him urgcnt necessity for going
'tbrond to HOI‘III‘O ur’mor piercing pro-
imlilmnnd i'nngo ilnilcra, which Amer»
icon munut'nclul‘ors nrc untliilc to pro-
ducc.
Admiral Allison finds it necessary to
replace oil the present it and 1‘: inch
zone by others of a tutor and sir-ouncr
losiun to admit of the use of smoke:-
lcns instcrui of brown powder.
Only two firms on: nticmplluz to
iul'nish tho nuvy with projccliics of
lurgc calibre). and the deliveries are
for behind. For lbnt rollsuu authority
is asked to purchase such projectiles
ilbl‘unil. ~
Admiral Mason mnkcs at strong picn
l'or an appropriation to Gi‘ll'fl)‘ the cost
of murmt‘ncturing and assembling nl
two 1i(llllls~~(lll0 up tin) Ailuullc, and
1110 other on tho Puctiicm-n supply of
'unn. nmnrunitiou and such material
us only be needed by the navy to rap
ml mrlii'y Heron-nit: public {but may ho
seized in limo of war as advance-d bus-
on of mutations ugulrmt -np cncmy.
pointing to the lessons of the Spanish
war and the successful oporullons oi‘
tho .Inpnncno no proof oi‘ the wisdom
of establishing thcsc depots. .,
U micr tho bond of rumor. it. in eluted
ibut tho uplwriiicntious bnvo boon tilt)
modiiicd us to nllow tho armor milk-
on: much freedom recording the motor-
iuis nml mothodu of Innnufucturo, In
order to niimulntc rcsenl'ch on their
port. and develop boiler urmor. ~ An
Ill‘lll at $200,000 in Included in the on.
hunters for cxpcrimonidi work.
FILES CURE!) IN 6 T014 DAYS.
i’AZO ()IN’I‘MENT IB guaranteed to
‘ili‘ti any cone of itching. Iiiiud. iiiccd-
ing or l’roirudlng Piles In 6 to 14 duys
:r money refunded. 50c.
NEW HAVEN ROAD NOT HARD HIT
'I‘lionuw linvou rullrood guvo out
the following stutcmont chny rugurtb
lug throttle-oi. oi‘ the reported bunlnono
moonstone in New England on in: currr
intro: .
“The volume of Irutllc but-l born of-
i‘octcd Icon tbun wun nnilcipntod. prob»
1ny for the rennin: thnt doltvorics are
now holnp, made upon ordorn pinned
for nornc months liIICII.
“Iul‘ormntion nt. hund indicator-r u
muicriul Induction in orders placed
now which will probably be rcilcctod
in the earnings, withih the next t‘cw
months. The earnings oi‘ the company
coutluno slightly in ruivnnco ot‘ the
previous your, but the incronue ‘5.
business."
lnrnoly in tho nunneuucr-
.
We wall: energetic person: who are an afraid “of - r - ‘
proaperit to devote whole or part time to tnkln"
subscript our for SCRIBNER'S MAGAZINIL.
An Unusually. AdvEgtogcous Prop edition
fl
ploneani work. Liberal"
Room.
glass front and sides.
nuirkublc bargain.
'i liuiict . .. . .
N.
'i‘ublc ... . . ..
to all.
those privileges are at hand.
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‘, Macro/w.) tool.
tflrinn Cabinet .
5 t'liziirs. $Ii.75 .
Arm Chair .....
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. Anniversary Week.
While all the genirul festivities are going on,do not .
miss sceirrg'thc exhibit cfjccrtuiu articles that word pur:
chased in 1857:1110 the following decade. There are some
beautiful old IIICL‘H. such laces ammo ncvcr races in the mar- I
kct toiluv. There in a wedding,Ir gown of clcguni Irish pop«
lin whic: is just in: it was worn by a bride in 1807.
This exhibit in in the. Reading Room.
Second floor.
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The more in nutgniiiccrit ziit‘ir'c. such as befits a lliticth
nonivornaiyhis n bountiful sight, and every department is
i‘i‘])lClt‘nw.IIIl beautiful and noct‘ul rucrcbamlisc.
‘ very t'cltlpling specials :trcoilcrcd.
Serviceable Black Goods,
Fancy Cheviots.
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Two pieces of these. one an invisible stripe. the other
a crl‘iesbar. l‘iotb are of deep rich black and very heavy. The
Cloth is slightly roughened, :15 are all stylish Cllcvil’its. and
the surface has fine silky hairs. '
No reason iorthc reduction, except that we Iiii\'i‘ too
heavy a stock, and lot Illdsc‘two pieces go at
1 98 cts a. yard.
53 inches \\’l(lt’ and worth $1225 a yai‘tl-y
Curtain
Black Dress ("mods Section.
A Solid .Mahoganv
Dining Room Suite
This is shown at present in our Exhibition Dining
The style is colonial. the. wood dark and rich;
bull and claw [feel on tablc pedestal, bullet and cabinet.
Other than this" there is no ornamentation.
pulls on lIlC bullet arc of dull brass. The cabinet bus swell
As quoted how the Suite is u l‘c— ‘
'I‘lic drawer
33 5750
32.0”
38.50
33-75
1 r .7 5
$I73-50
Special Anniversary Week at $150.
The Reading; Room extends its comfortable resources
To rest. for a half hour or longer. to road the pa—
pers when on'c has not time at Ironic. to \vr‘itc a note, all
Read Co
LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS.
Bzcguinr price $1.00. Sale price ..
LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS.
Re'gulnr price $1.25. Snic price ..
LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS.
Regular price $1.00. Snlc price ..
. LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS.
Regular price $2.00. 8qu price. . .$1.49
LADIEs’ FLANNELETTE KIMONAS.
Regular price 50c. Solo prion .. 39c
LADIES' FLANNELETTE KIMONAS.
Regular price 75c. Solo pricc .. 66c
LADIES’ FLANNELETTE KIMONAS.
Regulur price $1.00. Stile price .. 79c
LADIEs' PERCALE WRAPPERS.
Regular price $1.00. Sulc price. .. 750
69c
. 89c
98c
84 Washington St.
Won-WWW m..»...www. .5; “MM .
MILL. foot of Marshall street.
LUMBER YARD. Water street.
Alec we have tor not. roots the
0 ’ LINGOLN
A superior brand of randy-made,
any intelligent workmen.
proof. Rate will not touch it.
cido cannot hilcct it like tin
fire.
gn menu of spongy ilbre which
thanked with euphnitum or rosin.
itiny, expansion or contraction.
Regular price 890.
W
it. D'wkermon 335ml.
Telephone 446.
THE HATCH & BAIL
A. DICKERMAN 8. sons
Surplus and Clearance Sale
3hureoeu7s Specials m‘\\\
be. Emmott. ,
LADIES' FLANNELETTE SKIRTS.
Regular price 00c. Sale price .. 39c
LADIES’ FLANNELETTE SKIRTS.
Regular price 50c. Solo price .. 49c
LADIES’ FLANNELETTE SKIRTS.
Iicgulur price 750. Snic price .. 590
LADIES’ FLANNELETTE GOWNS.
Regular price 70c. Sale price, 59c
LADIES’ FLANNELETTE GOWNS.
Sale price .. 69c
LADIES' FLANNELETTE GOWNS.
Regular price $1.00. Suic price .. 79o
CHILDREN’S FLANNELETTE
NIGHTIES.
Regular price 50c. Sold price .. 39c
MEN'S OUTING FLANNEL SHIRTS.
Vuluc 35c to title. SIIIL‘ price .. 25c
NOTE~Mcst of these Garment Prices are for Thursday only. other
items continued and added to, thus rounding out a week of bargains.
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Lumbernnd MilLWork for Everything
from n. Piggery .to o. 1,33,19,96, «
. Now is the time to repair roots for winter's bingo: and swim. We here
every variety oi shingles running in price
irom $2.50 to 31.0.60 per thousand.
ROOFING.
. unite-ante roofing. Good where any 800'!
root to needed. Will stand tropic heat or erotic cold. Looks like rubber
but. has no rubber in it. Ros no tar in it.
A perfect non-eonductor-the boat inenlotlng nu»
. rio mode. For all commercial purpose».
Under nimble hours it:
or 1mm it in tight, pliable and wotsrlifDOi
noted with line, llinty sand it pronouns an erection
Ii in cooler than iron and more durable than: tin.
holds water and is coon hooked oil.
end when properlyisid.
1t molten a. line,
Hns'no odor. Onh'he Inld bl‘
practically fireproof. it is vermin
is most: excellent.
I appearance rind rcelntn
It is concocted with
it in not
thord to little. it
'01qu flooring. taking the
oil cloth. Worrsniod for eight yesrn‘ near without repairs or at-
piace oi , .
“naught any kind. Sampler on application. .. . . . , '
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