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SPECIAL VALUES IN
Rome Curtains
AT
390, 500 and 980
A PAIR.
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E. K. "BANKS,
MAHAOKIMO HWL’ IWK.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Local Neils Notes
The annual meeting of the Norwalk
Fire Department Will be held tomor-
row evening.
——chk Fish. It! 1-211 lb.. at
New
York Market. I
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The schools of the city and town
will be closed Friday, December 20. for
the holiday vacation.‘
.Mru. William Brewer,1of South Main
street. will entertain ‘ the Hospital
Whitu Club tomorrow afternoon.
m
A meeting of Lincoln Council, No. 4.
Order of United American Mechanics,
will. be held tomorrow evening at It
o‘clock.
The Hut, Finisheru' Association did
not'hold its' monthly meeting, last
night. as there was no business to be
transacted.
-—-(‘hlckeu llnliltut. ltlc 1b.. at New
York Market.‘
‘Mr. and Mrs. John ll M lleth of'
Wall street sailed today on the mom...
ship, Celtic. and contemplate spending
.11111'erul Weeks at thei1 old home In
England. ,
A meeting of the Norwalk Medical
Association will be held tonight at the
ilotel Mahuckento. lir. William .l.
Tracey ls scheduled to read a paper on
appendicitis
The stores urttfitllsplaylng more clah
crate lines of Christmas goods than
ever this year and the window dbtpl: 11111
aa-well as the counters III the interior
of the stores are ,many of them most
attractive:
Miss Harriet (‘1'ofut, of Hamilton
avenue. Is 11 kufferer from the grip. .
Mrs. J, (Ianuon Ncwklrk. of Morgan
avenue, Will entertain the Pine Ledge
Whlst (‘Iub Wednesday afternoon next
at 1’ oclock.
An all day session of the St. James
('ircle was commenced this morning
with Mrs. Tny,lor of (‘me avenue. The,
members took their lunch and it Is
beliered a large amount. of work will
be accomplished.
The postponed play of the Soutll
Nm'walk school teachers. Miss Fear.
less and Company, will be given this-1'
- opening, In the Franklin Assembly
111.11. A fine production and a large
attendance Ia anticipated.
——Ali I'ancy articles and aprons for
the Christmas sale of the Whatsoever
('Ircle should be at the church before
2 o'clock. May be sent from ll to 2.
The saloon business for many years
conducted by Michael Lane at the cor-
ner of Water street and Steamboat
Place, has been purchased by Michael
A. Really, who has been employed by
T, J. Sullivan. at the Hotel Victoria.
“Escallops, 400 qt.,
at New York
Market. "' '
A regular meeting of Trinity Beth-
any Guild was held last evening at
Trinity Episcopal Church. There was
a good attendance and considerable,
Work was done 11nd 11 number of that:
tors of routine business Wt'l‘t' attended
to.
--."l)r Thmuas’ Fclecfric 011 Is the
host remedy for that often fatal din
case—croup. Has been used with
success in our family for eight years
—Mrs. L. Whiteacrc, Buffalo, N. Y.
~Wh0 Is ”It“?
Miss Claire. Hastings resumed her
duties as teacher in the South Nor-
walk public st'htmls.y'euleltl11y. and
will be111hle to appear tonight in the
inlay Mina Fearlesu and Company. at
the Franklin Assembly Hall. A fea-
line of tonighta program will be sc-
l1-etlotts by the, school (ilf‘llt’t-‘Il‘fl
-~'I'he II. Germain “1(70. desire to
announce that their store will be open
evenings until Christmas.
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llutler Lodge, No. 97, l (I. R.
held 11 regular meeting I11. hr. at
which time arrangements were matte
for the visitation of a large delegation
of Woottlcr Lodge. No, 37, of New (‘11
111m. to South Norwalk. next Wetlm-s
day night. The visitor-11. who Ilith' a
utrong degree team. will do work on
several candidates for Butler lodge.
and this will be followed by a turkey
31.1111111 and metal time, wltlt'a tit-light
fnl program.
4
You grow strong. blood pure, nerves
steady. t'Itet'IItl red and rtmy. ymt are
well and happy again after taking Hol
llater'u tot-by Mountain 'l'cu.. (live It
a trial. 31'. 111111111, Tea or Tablets.
l’lalstcd’e Drug Store.
slut-11 the national bankruptcy law
went Iuto effect. July I, Illicit. 1.11mi p11-
tlllons. voluntary and involuntary.
hare been filed in the district court
of the l'nltcd Staten In New Haven.
A bankruptcy pctltlon has been tiled
in the distrltt «port of the lluitml
States In Ilraiuard (1 Davis of New
Haven. In which nut-h of the northern.
Robert I1‘ Bralnard and Howard R
Davis. ark that the firm he adjudged
bankrupt. The liabilities of the film
are WWI tit 86‘. MI. 23 and the tit-tact»
111“”sz their of the partners
has also' filed lndltddnul 11131011qu of
NI debts and amt:
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' EdutNl-ielleulr.
3.111:th Main street.
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TOILET ESSENTIALS.
Any of these goods will make a datu-
' anti pleasing
HOLIDAY GIFT.
They possess ttsefulllgess and in many
cat-11111 beauty as Well.
At these extraordinary low prices.
the most liberal purchaser will not 1111-
‘tlnly tax his pocket. These articles
are suitable for persons of either sex.
. Mm.
Tel. 1126-3.
BORIS SARAf-‘OFF SHOT DEAD.
“...
Was 1‘ Famous Leader of the Bulgar-
ian Bands in Macedonia.
SONIA. Bulgaria. liec. IZ.~—-Bori:1
Surul‘off,“ the moat famous of all the
leaders of the Bulgarian bands In
Macedonia. Was shot, dead at the
threshold of his house today by a
Macedonian. who at the 31111111 time
shot and killed another revolutionary
clttef named (larvanoff while the latter
was my” act of bidding Sarafoft fare-
well. ' .
Boris Sarafoff was appointed com-
mander of the Macedonian revolution-
ary. forces that made so much trouble
in the summer of 1903. His name. was
prominent in all the uprisings in
Macedonia against the Turlol, anti he.
has been described all the mold l'oman~
tic figure In the Balkans. lie. was;
popularly believed to hate been the
real instigutor of the abduction of Miss
Ellen M. Stone, the American mission-
ary, in September, 1901. In order to
proctue thtough her ransom, ftlndtl to
11 nable the Macedonian revolutionary
committee to organiza1 the insurrec
tion.
His hatred of the Turks was lmbucd
111‘ an early age through seeing his
father anti grandfather tortured. drag-
ged off in chains to a dungeon anti
then exiled for fifteen years.
age of I4 he atackcd. single-handed. the
prison In which Ills father and grand:
father were confined. but he was
flogged for his pains. The boy sworn
to revenge himself on the Turks and
studied to this end, becoming an oill~
ccr in the Bulgarian army.
I11 ”195 Sarafoff formed a band of
desperatloes to rail Turkish territory.
Since then he had headed no less than
380 during raids into Turkey.
Surafoff was familiar with hundreds
of miles of tracks through forests and
overtthe mountains of Turkey. ills:
aim was the, organization of a vast r111
bellion, with the object of seizing (1on1
atantiuople and overthrowitta1 the tl1'-'
nut-11y 11nd Turkish rule, The 'l‘urkiah
government not 11 prize of $20,000 on
his head. He was about 37 years old.
Sarafofi‘ was the organizer of the
Macedonian Committee. Ills promi-
tliclatorlal methods made him many
enemies among hilt own followers;
HERE'S GOOD ADVICE.
O. S. Woolcvot', one. of the best
known merchants of Le liaysvillc, l\
Y.. says: “if yoll are ever troubled
with piles, apply ilucltlen'a Arnica
Salve. it cured me of them for good
20 years ago." Cures every sore,
wound. burn or abrasion. 25c at F. H.
Baxter's drug store. "
ANOTHER CASHIER SUICIDES.
CHICAGO, Dec. l2.~—-A dispatch to
the Interticean from Kankakee. “L.
says: R. P. Boston. 48 years of age.
cashier of the State Batik of licrscher.
a small town til miles from this city.
committed suicide In his bank last
night byrshooting himself in the head.
'Easton, who wan favorably known.
had been cashier of the bank since Its
organization. and was one of Its stock-
holders.
When the recent call for the condl~
tion of all state banks In Illinois was
made, Boston‘s bunk made one of the
best reportu that was sent out from
this nection of the state. The report
showed the institution to be in 111111911
lent condition.
The bank In capitalized at
anti carries deposits of $150,000.
Take. DeWitt‘s Kidney and Bladder
Pills: they are for weak back, Inflam-
mation of the bladder, backache and
weak kidneys. Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar-
mat-y.
,GIRL INHERITS PORTUNE.
CHICAGO Dec. Iii—A dispatch to
the. Record-Herald from Penaacola.
Fla” says:
Mitts Annie Burkhart, 20 years old.
thought she was entertaining a pauper
In Thomas Caldwell. on Med recluse,
who came here from Chicago two year»
ago with a mock of grocerien in a
trunk and cited out a miserable axin-
tcnce by peddling fish and food Hit-1n
llllrkhurt mlnlatercdw to the luau when
he wan ill and he often said she had
saved his life. The girl yeuterrhty rc-
1-11lved Information that khv had been
made uolll1 heir of the estate of ('ald-
Well, valued at 875.900. and that t‘ald-
:11ll‘n four non» had been cut off with
I each.
NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS.
We are pleased to announce that
F'oleyn lloney antli'l'nr for cough”
colds and lung troubles In not affected
by the Natl at Pure iv‘ood arid Drug
1.1.3.0011
,Iaw hit it en
ulna no opiatett or other
harmful limits, and we recommend p
Ill u late 111111111 for children' and
adults. The Cll 0rd Pharmacy and
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mmmuwmm’w-‘Q—m—w W-_m¢__w MW...
. mock ever shown in The Norwalka.
1.9,” 1 1
1111.11.11.67
yand pa“
with 11 bewildering display of Toys. Dolls, Teddy Bears and flames. Dolls
of every description from the. lIl‘il‘uIlHil lady to the amallcst miniature doll.
Doll (.‘zlff‘iflgwl. (to ('arta and Pcratmbululoru, Doll lioullcu and Furniture;
Ten. l‘linncr and Kitchen Sets In (ihlna and Enamel. Automobileu, Fire En-
gines, Hook and I411I1lttt's.'l‘1xil Sells. Drums, Wagons. Biotin and Mechanical
Toys of every description. Our list comprises the finest toys that. ytere
made in Switzerland, Germany anti America for this‘ Xmas and the greatest
You are sure to find just what you want
here and fibre. totl, that the pri1 1-11 am the Iowmt for with It toys of equal
tnerll can be boughl.
EVERY ARTICLE IS NEW THIS YEAR.
[1.11. Collins&
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS. . I
12-18 North Main Strut. South Norwnlk. Donn.
THE STORE OF QUALITY.
CHILDREN
like to come here becaurle they get Shoes which look like 11r-owu
ups and the name treatment too.
(hildu-n like to have lots of attention given them. and We aim
to pleaee bl titling their Shoea
We have anything you may ask t‘or; If not, we will get It for y.ou
FEYNN ‘1 RYAN.
‘ 911 WASHINGTON sr. . vacuum. '
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JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS
In all the latest styles for Christmas Sittings should now be made.
We have added to our Studio 11 fine stock of
WATER COLOR PAINTINGS,
by thetbeat American Artists, such an Gay, Mitchell, Colby, Chlll1
. Hill", 9!}.
An Elegant Christmas Present, at I moderate price.
PICTURE FRAMING.
from Selected Moultllngn done In our own up todate Frame. Shop
Bring your plotureu anti we will do the rent.
, Sole Agent for the Celebrated Higgln's Colored Photographs and
Sepia“ From 301: to 31-00. ('holt'e llltle (rifts.
Call at Studio and see our work.
JACKSON’S STUDIO,
5:; Wall 31., Norwalk. Conn.
‘.
Opposite Hotel.
A new consignment of
SLEIGHS.
All styles and prices right.
Now Is the time to have your Sleighs repaired and painted.
' Horse Goods and Harness Repairing
1110 LE CLIPPIN G
. Rubber Tn'cs furnished for all vehicles. I
L. 'M. WRIGHT
CARRIAGE BUILDER AND DEALER.
North Main ”Street. South Norwalk.
hence in Macedonian agitation and his
1I'III Iflfl'l Drug BIG"
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15 NOW IN PROGRESS.
We mention a few of the hundreds of interesting
things for Gifts to be seen at this store:
HANDKERCHIEFS. 51: to $2. 75 each.
KID and FABRIC GLOVES all lengths.
HANDKERCHIEF and GLOVE BOXES.
. NECKWEAR' to separate boxes. ,
HOSE SUPPORTERS to fancy boxes.
Beautiful COLLAR AND CUFF SETS
A. Big Assortment of COMB SETS.
LEATHER and BEADED BAGS.
Fancy METAL CHAIN PURSES.
A big display of HOLIDAY UMBRELLAS.
Pretty DRESSING SACQUES and KIMONAS.
COAT SWEATERS and GOLF VESTS
CARDIGAN JACKETS and LEGGINGS.
Plain and Fancy APRONS.
CLUNY and RENAISSANCE CENTER PIECES
LINEN DAMASK TABLE SETS
BABY SWEATERS SACQUES. TOQUES and
BOOTEES.
BeautifufPIN CUSHIONS VANITY BAGS
STATIONERY, JEWEL CASES. CANDLE
STICKS.
COMB and BRUSH SETS. POSTC can AL-
BUMS.
GOLD FRAME MIRRORS LAUNDRY BAGS
And. NOVELTJES too numerous to mention.
Do not leave your Christmas shopping until the
swab and yarn of the last day. Do your purc asing now.
when you can select thoughtfully and deliberately“. We
have time now to offer suggestions. and can help you in
selecting. which isn't possible during the hurry of the
few days jail previous to Christmas.
N(..8.'Rua1\ 35 Cu.
at Mutt-rt Strut. 111.11. 1111111111
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. llovt's 'l‘he'atle last night.
11111111111111 W... 3.11.... ‘
MECHANICAL rovs. "
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Local March-nu Roport a Big De
mend for Them. _
if the boy» of South Not'wnllt do not.
glow up lntllncd lowuldk Illi'tillflllll'li It
Will not be hecaltiw they IlllVP not httdt
ample oppotllltllly lo ntudy them ‘I‘ lit"
local therchuula who handle, toy» 1111'»I
poll that already thele- has been
brink male or mechanical toys one om-
alorekecper butt wold his entire (‘hrbtt-
marl utoek of thbt pat'tlttllar typo of
my and has sent for more.
All the old‘ «Ier mechanical toys oi"
former years attain appear upon ”“‘I
sheltcs nurrountled by a goodly «tray ‘
of new ideas out fol the that times thinI
yt .11 ()nt- of last yearn toys which has,
moved very popular tilts season clad
uold readily. is :1 train consisting of
1111 clikIIle and three cars which run
about 111-1 floor on 11 c'ltc'ulnl track
Then. there in too, the my dog that
lumpsubout when 11 rubber bulbls
preuflell‘. the hell that run» about the
floor with flapping wings: 11 clown that
lens 11 top; a gully painted man who.
put-tiles a wheel burrow about, and the.
Io-opthe-loop The gicater portion of
that-1e toys are uelllng 111 a nominal
pilce, ‘
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
Nit‘ll. BURGESS.
'l‘httt quaint comedian Neil Intr-
gesu. and his excellent company, In-
clutltng the wellvltnown actor, Hartley
McCulhlm, will hold the boartltl of
j iioyt’s 'I‘hcntre tonight in that delight.-
ful Idyl of New England life. The (7111111
I.‘ Fair II the falnIIIut' features ol'
the old but ever welcome play are 111-
lained and yet there I:1 11 freshness and ;
ehurtn about the Well-known that'ac1
tern that appears to he as attractive as 1
play was first preesnted. and the laugle'
ler throughout. the performance ls al-
mom continnotm. Mr, llurgens, III the
familiar character of Abigail i'ruv, Is
the name di'oll, central figure of lhe‘
play and l.i.~t delineation of the 11lt11r11111
tcr leaves nothing to be dealt'etl.
, Mllillti ”ALI..-
A large audience wan-111111111111" at t‘lu1
I'llectrograpli'u moving picture show
“it“ night. The program comprised 11
line of new and now-I pictures. never
11111111 Itt this territory before'. "Nervy
.lltu and the Cup" to a rear front utart
to flulult; “The Wrong Flat" ls wry
funny; “Robbers Robbed" is 11 new.
picture (“I‘t‘f'l from i’ut'iu; 'Spauish‘
Views on l’oalal l'ar‘ds‘ Is the moat
novel picture eyer luatlt1.“llott.~1l
'i' r1111 kiuy. lloltl l' p llleu" :dioWs the in
utiuct and faithfulness of an animal
"1 I111 Letter In Band' nnd‘ '11'Motl111 .11
Scent" complete tll11 main part of the
1111115111111.”These lwo pictures ‘111'11
alone worth tbo1 price of admission.
'l‘olttoi'l'ow night 11 flour contest will
take place. l'IdIaI matinee Saturday.
QUINCY ADAMS HAWYER.
‘A large audience witnessed the pro
ductlou of Quincy Adam» Sawyer at
T0 (hour:
who uitnevcwd lIlt1 pr:od111tlon by a
mole cotnptteut company it was tlisap
ppitt l.ni: Tonight that 111111 known
and 1v1-r popular play. The (‘oltutv
Fair, with Neil Burgess} in the role of
Aunt \bby. 'I"1uuolov1 night there1
will b.» 11 1'31 clans valulcvllb1 pl1"-,1l01
mance, (me of the head lint-r11 being
Miss Sadie .lulln (iolupers, daughter of
the well known labor leader
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A REAL wouoann’No.
South Dakota. with its rich silver
ntlneu, bonanza forum. wide ranges and
strange natural formations. In a veil
tabh1 wonderland. At Mound City. in
the home of Mrs. I17. I). (ilupp, 11 won-
derful clott- of healing htol lately oc-‘
curred. Her son scented near death
with lung and throat trouble. "by
haunting coughing spellu occurred MW
cry five Initiates." writea Mrs. ('lapp,‘
“when I began giving Dr. King's Newt
Discm111ry,, the great medicine, that,
paved his lift1 and completely cured
him." Guaranteed for coughs and
collie. throat and lung tronhlea, by F
ii. llaxtcr, drugglst. “1
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Clifford—~P1-to-r (i. Detweiler,
Alb-n. I13. .li. li‘nrbcll. Hartford; tleorp.1
\i'untworth and wife, Andowr, Mast-1.:
William Vincent .llorgan. William Vin-
1111111 Morgan. .lr., Minn (Ilatlys Morgan
the fvllnees ti. and hi. Vernon. llt'ook
Ivu; Herbert Parsons M111111‘111g.1ltot1h
ester. .\'. i'.: John V. liart. Holmes
Ilal't, New Redford; A. ll. lluzat'd. I
ll. Kent. W. it. Mollltun, New York:
R. L, Knapp. Iioston'. l1). Fluke. New
Haven: C. D. Williams. Lowville, N.
Y.; F. ii. Pierce, Hartford: I”. W. (Iodv
frey and wife. Norwalk; Allen l1‘. Spell‘
cer, .I11., (lillctte, Wyoming.
. Mahackemo-lloward
wife. 1'. 11‘, handle and wife. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank lptlghlalitl, (l. Atkinson.
Eileen Seymour. it. lien Johnson anti
loomi-
Becker and
wife, Quincy Adams Sawyer (10.1, iv‘.
L. Doyle, Munchenter; C. A.Smitl1. R.
Smith New York: S. Ireenstein.
Thomas A. S‘hanlcy. Judge KInt-ade. l1‘.
Plunslcy, .I. Lynch. l.. Terrell. "ridge-
DOI'I: R. l.. Itnell.lyliddletowt1: .I L.
BIIIRN, F. l.. Lauder. M ('Iark New
York; Minx llnwklna. city; Norman
Fiona. Victoria. it: I‘.; George I..
litu'lvwell, Illtlgntleltl: Well» Chapman.
Bridgeport; 1111311111 lirown, New
York; l.. M. Young. Mel'itlcu: E. W.
Stapltm,_.\'ew York.
POPE R'ECEIVEB DON CARLOS.
ROMP‘, ‘ « ~'~I‘he pope today re-
ceived in private audience Don (' urlml
of Blond-on. the pretender to the Span
bth throne. Don ('arllm expo-sued the
hope that tho pontiff would assist him
In an .11t1ntpt to regain the throne of
Spain, but the. pope. although haying
that his fricnduhip was unaltered,
tilt-tiled plainly that for polltl1 nl rean
om it would be Impotmlble for him to
clmuue bin pitmt'iii attitude towartbt
King Alfonno.
lion f'urltnt enjoyed the moat lnll
mate relations with the present pope
who” the latter Willi paltlulch of left
Ice
LORD KELVIN WORSE.
IAININJN,IN1I.L.~4irute anxiety
Itt felt here to artlin‘ the condilmu of
Lord Kelvin. this famous mlcntlut. He
has been III for come time past. and
lmlay he mm reported to be worse.
”mar—......
Every man built-v e11 way down deep
“about !» ll mtlhty attrlcllve to the
...... m_ m...— “mmnmw
In the days long gone bye. when the.
b
man 11.1...
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I a my: SUPPLY or ,
Ammunition' 1n All Loads,
ANDA NEW AND COMPLETE. LINE OF )
Double and Sinale Guns and Rifles '1
'1WatelprooIHunlintl Coats. Trousers. Lell'
(tins. and Gun Cases
Guns Repaired and Rented.
Hoadquarfars for Sparflng Good: In General.
Norwalk HardWare I.
89 MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
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Stout Overcoat Sale.
30111 “111.39% anti Chihlren.
Men's flood Overcome, black anti blue, worth ”0.00 . . .m. . .. . . . . . . . . .. “.00
Better Grade, worth up 101114.00 .7.”
Still Betterf‘lrwlmworth81(‘00 $9.48
$18.00'tlratle ”1.98
The Very Best wollll 82.100 . 814.98
(‘hlldrcnsllood(Ive11couls,.'ltoll.worll1$l.7ti .......... 08¢
Better 1111.11.51, 51.43, 51.911, 32.48.811.48 up to 15.93.111.111. 11.1.1.0, manhunt) 1111 .
55 9.1.1.1.
OU‘TFITTERS FOR MEN'VAND BOYS»
it North 11111111511111. Squib “maths.
Yard 11.. c0114 130.110 2Nut 1:01.155
Ella, Stove and Nut Coal, $6. 50.
Delivered In the cellar.
Carelullll screened
Best qualitll
Raymond Bros.
SUITS MADE TO ORDER
FROM $15 UP.
F air. *loakand F urStore I
A ISRAEL Proprietor.
68 ‘Washington Street.
Free from slate.
South Net-walk.
opportunityn Time ~— Plano
Are the lx'cvuotm to Sucreas.
MERRILL COLLEGE
Will Enable You to Push to the
I1 l‘tIIlI.
‘ WINTER OPENING. JANUARY 2,, ’08.
Day and Night Sessions. ENROLI. NOW.
Port Chester. Stamford. South Norwalk.
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3hr. LIBS-tile. (1.11111 8) Suit Rouse
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. 80. NORWALK
Sreatkccluci’wufim on Suits,Coats ,Sklrts,
Wallets, Eats 1111 Chihlren 1:. Coats.
$15 Iadies' Suits tor ........... $7. 98 3.: all uool Nuns ‘v'cilitig \Vaists. $1.98
$I0 ladles' Coats ..... .. ,
3:17. Fur Lined Coats ........... $22 50 ’3 NM “ aisle """""" " "‘1’”
38 Children's Cents . ........34.00l816.Scts of Furs in gray .. ...... $7.38
coat: AND a: couvmcao
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THE HATCH 81 BAILEY CO
MILL, .foot of Marshall Strut. Tel. 46-3.
LUMBER YARD, Water Strut. hi. “-2.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a. Piggery to at. Palace.
Now Is the time to repair roots for winter’s blasts and stoma. We have
every variety of shingles ranging!)e in price from 32 5'10 to 810.50 per thousand.
Also we have for flat roofs the
LINCOLN ROOFING
A wperlor brand of readytmade, up Ind-1b; roofing. Good where any good
roof is needed. Will stand tropic boat or arctic cold. Looka like rubber
but has no rubber In It. Has no tar In 11.111111 an odor. Cat In laid by
any Intelligent Workman. A perfect nonconductor~the best insulating fab
ric made. For all commercial purposes practically fireproof. it. in vermin
proof. Rats will not touch .it Under stable floors it. 111 moat. aeolian.
Acid: cannot affect It like tin or iron. It ht tight, pliable and mantra“.
Coated with fine, flinty sand it presents amccllent appearance and rum.
flre. It Is cooler than iron and more durable than tin. it is not coated with
a man of spongy fibre which holds water and is soon soaked on It. Is at
backed with uttphaltum or rosin. and when properly told there In ilttlc. ll
any, expansion or contraction. It. makes a line. plain flooring. taking it»
place of oil cloth Warranled for eight years' wear without. repair: or It!
tentlon of any kind. Samples on mutilation
A Warm Reception
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THEY VIIIT YOU THIS WINTER IF VOU IUV YOUR COAL 0' U.-
NONI IUT THI IIIT IOLD. COAL THAT II COAL.
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