other maker 5
.5 wtnouct. a
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. [fast Gala
If?“ ’1‘ aka No Substitute.
BEST IN
W. L Dougch makes and IeIII more men’s i“
‘ $3 .00 and $3 50 shoes than any other manu-
5 fIctuI-er in the World. because they hold their ‘
shape, III better, and wear longer than any .
Shoo: at All Prices. for Every Member of the
Family, Man, heyIWcmen MisIeI a Childrqn
‘1
mo In. coon-r u “no IOA r
L. cum: on .5“ a I: one OE£OUALLED
N'm: Wanna.
r Eyelet: Used Exclusively.
W. l.. but
bottom. Show mulled from factory in Am
GOLD IV THE BEST SHOE DEM-E5885 EVERYWHERE.
RA“ Your Local Health For Them.
All
nun-Mm mu.
b.1005 anon ARI: Tl‘l!
Igloo name and mice in Itnmpotl on
out of the war 1 I'ItIIlo no free.
.l.. ”booms. Stockton. h an.
,....... ..
U ODY NOT ARGUED.
our, Dec. l3.-'l‘ho poti-
Henry S Curtice for the cum
7 his two children was scllcd
5 to come up before Judge Reed
civil supérim court, this morn-
c assigned lot a hunting, but
happened. The iauyer‘ up
Were not neatly in go on. ileu-
5rtls, agent thr the Adams 19x
5mpuuy‘ In this city is the do
in u dirmce suit brought hV
,l‘ono Swldmme ("IlllIl-l. 'l‘hc wltc
bribe. action on the. ground of
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NEW HAVEN ROAD OPERATION.
NEW HAVEN, Dec. i'I.-——'l‘hp report
or the New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad (lompuuy to the.A in-
tenStulo Commerce. Commission for
Octobel. 1.008 covering operation
ulonc slum“ .I puenuc oils-1,930,337
decrease. of $2013“. Oprtutiug cx-
peusos che $3,285,310, a. dccronse of
$000,580. Operating income. over ox-
penscn and taxes was $1,477,085, {iii ln~
crease of $431,024. For four ,Inonths
tho not. opcrullug income 0ch cxpon-5
son and tuxcs uro $5,078.)...0, u do.-
I-reusc or $234,135. The t‘-ouI mouths
include October. 1001.4. and do Inn in-
~ ciude income from other sources thun
tmul‘ttilull.
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NORWALK ARMORY.
MONDAY NIGHT
otwllk Basket tall Team
onting' ‘ Seventh Company.
:rt'iliery Corps. formerly Cour
’I‘hiid infantry. C. N G.
but. Game December 7th.
. . . TEAM F 5
CLARK HOUSE
Preliminary Game.
DI ‘cihg mm 10 o'cloek until 12
Is the team that has been play-
at. the Armory 1'01 ten years; has
.Norwulk among the top notch
in basketball; and will contest
55th Middletowu. Stamford and Dan-
‘ in an effort to bring to Norwulk
I title Championship
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troll“ some begins at 8 o'.clock
New llnveu.
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lug. machine quill; heit~teuuiou-
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W. Hull son and P O. Hoog-
Hartford, dttuclnpcnt for chuc
5uchines.- . .
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Benefit Town High School
MAMMOTH PRODUCTION
OF
One of the. most. elaborate and spec-
tacular ptoductions ever put on the
stage. 5
AT HOYT' s THEATRE.
Friday, Saturday and Saturday Mail-
nee, December 11. and 12. 5
Best Seats,5 50c and 25c; All Matinee
‘ Seats. 256 ‘
ado-FEOPLE 1N CAST—300 5
Management of Miss Ida Lucit‘rmle.
Wood with Mr H. 13. Newton. former-
ly 05f I.ondon.5Eug.. musical director.
' moetlng and official
' by tho pastor;
Illustrated Songs“
THE OLD WORLD AND THE NEW. 5‘
Filst Mblliodlat bPiscopul cum-I!
. Soul 0. Curttoe, pustbré—Buuduy: (.‘lusn
. location. it: :10 11. III.; Holy f‘ommunlun
and reception of members, 10:30 II. III.;
.itibic school, 12 In; prorth holistic
prayer service, 0 p. m.; worship. with
addroue on The. Munhood. of Jesus, by
pastor. 7 p. In. ’i‘uusduy. chum
.. .511I1g, 7:45 p.5uI. Wednesday, Sew-
ing circle, ut Mrs. 'l‘. l". Raymond's, 07
West street, 2 p. III. Thursday. prayer
service. 7:45 p. In.: official hoard, im-
portant. spcclnl meeting, 8:15 1). mg
ltlpworth League. luminous meeting.
8:15 p. m. lt‘ridny, Junior League. 3:15
p. m.: cboii rehearsal, 7 :30 p. In.
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church; Charles Kuy Woodsou, pastor
-At 10:30. Sunday morning. the lid
ministration of tho lord‘s Supper;
Sunday school at noon hour; Junior
lc'ttglte, 3:30 p. ut.: Euworth imagin-
0 p. nu; preaching by the puutor at 7
p. m. 5 Monday. 8 p. In., ldpworih
league business llli'ii‘illllg; ’l‘uesduy, S
p. In.. the Methodist. l'irothurhood. N.
Smith Ferguson, prenidint; Wednes-
duy, it p. In. tho ()tliciul Bourd much
tug of the church: *i‘hursduy. 7:45 p.
m.. mid-week service, led by the pas-
tor. A cordlui welcome. extended to all
services. Souls l’rce. Special altru-
tion glvcn to utruugers and visitors.
Norwulh Methodist Church. Frank
i). Torrey, puntorm—Morulng worship.
ltlztttl, with rccption of members and
(Jouuuuuiou service; Sunday morning
Hat-In meeting. in 30, led by li‘ .l5l. licd-
lent; Sunday school. if! n1.; Idpworth
Imuguc detotlonnl Burrito. ll: .i0 p. m.,
topic, The (luluu of Being Sure of Sui.
vutiou. lenders, Mrs. Lillian Conley
Ind MIHS Genera Docket; evening
wotship 7l‘ill I) III .nubjcvt. of council.
A Useless. Attempt to Comptonline.
the third Hermon in the series. It‘itlllillitl
Bottles of u Greut Monarch. Tuesday.
.1 p. m.. Womuu‘s Foreign Mlssiouury
Society at the. personage: 'l‘uoudu)’.
7:40 p. 111., ohms nicotine. led by F. ’l‘.
illuucoo. \l’odneuduy, 8 p.. 111.. Metbo
dist. Hrotherbmnl. 'l‘bursduy, 7:40 p.
m.. pruyer‘n‘tcetlng, the section fol
liiblc study. Socond Corinthlnus. Fri
day. 3:30 p, 11)., Junior LIAaguc. lod bl
Miss Eliza lA‘oI‘d.
Knight Street A. Ill. 10. (lhurch. Rev.
William St. A. Lynch. ll. 1)., [fusion—-
l't'euching." 10:45 11. ms, Sabbath
school. 12:30 p, 111.; young people's
meeting, 0:30 p. nu; Lord's Supper
and short scrt‘uon, 7:47.: p. In. (flour
bout-d. 'l‘ucxduy
evening.
*
5 CONGREGATIDNAL.
South Norwulk ifougregutionui
”.‘lmrcb. Charles S. Muci’urlund, puutor;
“model-IA ll. It‘IIVIIII‘, austetunt—«Moru-
‘ng service at 10:30 o'clock. ut. which
he pastor will preuch a sermon in the.
curse on “("lrcut‘ Articles of lt‘nith,"
subject, "The Sovereignty of God nnd
. .be Liberty of Mun." 'l‘hc illblc school.
Including the young men's department
Ind the young won‘lcu'u “llcpnrinwnl,
will meet nt .12 o'clock. The, Men's
‘hrlstiuu inquiry (lint) will hold Its
iiscuunlmt ut the some hour. At. the
evening service there will be special
music. and Dr. Mucfurlnnd will prcucb,
taking us his subject, "Jesus and tho
'l‘cn (.3quInuudments." ’i‘be some ut All
services are free.
First Cougrcgutlmml church. Nor-
walk, Rev. George D. Egbert, pastor——
Morning service III. 10:30. preaching
Sunday school at 12:15,
Men's League ut 12:10. address by A.
it ltyinctou, idem. cx-conuul ht Nu-
plea; evening service at 7:80, the choir
presents the contain. “The income.
lion." Pastor‘s l,uild Wednesday at
:p m.; Y. P. S. 'l‘hursduy nt 7: 30 p
u. (hurch pIuIer service, Thursday.
at 8 p. m.. subport, "Here and 't‘hmc
with Peter.“
BAPTIST.
Norwnlk lluptist. Church, Rev. No
Witt. '1‘, Van boron, puntOI'~—l\tcrutun
prayer meeting {It 10; sermon ut. ltlztld
u. 111.: Sunday school at l‘.’ In.; normal
llible clues in connection with the Sun
iuy school; ll. Y. P. Li. meeting at 6:30
p. m.; lender. Miss. Florence floors:
evening service at 7:30. The liudicu‘
tltl Society will hold their regular
business meeting 'l‘uesduy. m .'l o'clock.
with Miss Elia J. ilyxbee. at her home.
No. it Maple street. 'l‘hursduy even
lug pruycr meeting at 7:30.
EPISCOPAL.
for, rector——Sccoud Sunday in Adieut.
\‘ n “L. Holy Communion; to. 30 II In.
5 second celebration of the lloiv (”om-
muniou and sermon; 12 m. Sunday
when] 75.30 p m. mepiug ptuy'ei uud
sermon. Tuesday. the reguliu meet-
ing of tho vcstry nt. p.111
Grace Church the Roy. lumen ileu-
ton Wei-.ucr I'cctor-‘—’l‘he second Sun
_ day in AdVeut—Jl‘he first celeluutiou
uf- the Holy (‘onuuunlou at S oclock;
the. second celebrutlou oi‘ the Holy
Communion und coupon at 10: ‘i0: Sun
uchool at noon; the administration of
the sucramcnt ot‘ baptism at. 2:43:
mission Sunday school at. Broad River
7:30.
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN.
Evanghlidu‘l Lutheran, Rev. C. if.
Rittnmun, pastor. 40 Henry street,
Stunifmd. Conn.-l‘rénchlnn in the
Gcimon language in chapel on Main
street. near tuilrond. 7. 30 p 111.;ch-
iiiiuniion class. 6: iii not
.5. cHRlSTiAN SCIENCE SOClETY.
First Christian Science Society, of
Norwulkaegular, Sunday service. at.
the reading room, Masonic building,
tit. 11 mm. Subject. Sunduy. Decem-
ber 0th. "God the Only Cause and
Creator.” Testimony meeting. Wed-
nesday at 8 p. In. To both services the
public is cordially and fraternnily in-
riled Reading room open to the pub-
lic each Week day from 2 to 15 p. m.
CHAPELS AND MISSIONS.
The. Spriugwood Union Chapel—JPN
Sunday school meets in the chapel in‘
Ely uvcnuc at 3:30 p. In. A gospel
pteucbing cervice opened by it praise
service. is held at. 7 o clock The Am»
man will be prenchcd by ’lllloodorc 5.}!
F‘u‘vlilo. A cordlni welcome is éxtchd-
ed to all who die interested to this.A
new movement.
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"Arc you n benddl'ct?‘
“No, I‘d like to joln’ n lodge. but my
wife objects."——Loulsvilio Courier.
Trinity Church. ii. A. Linwood Smit- *
ut. 2:45; evening prayer. musical. at
5 SA'fllRDAY. we... 1.96.3?
l
yaw-.5.. W
uro Ids fraud daep’ibreathing, the
Ian medicine for all run-down only
ditiono of the IIIOmIIch, nerves and
blood. to that cunning renovater,
restorative and tonic--
Soldfivmwhm. In Im- I06. and 186;
PASTOR'S accoub AuNIVEnsAnv.
Rev. J. Edward HarriIWb Begin Cele-
bration Tomorrow Morning.
The second anniversary of the. pun
torutc of the itev .l. iddwtlld liuuiu
with Grace Baptist Church. will begin
tomm-Iow and continue nil next week
A grout. effort, will be mode to raise
$300 for the general needs of the
church. The program for each day
has been arranged as follows:
Sunday.
ll a, m.--i’reuchlng by the. pastor;
subject. ”Beneath the liauncr oi
the Cross."
$1230 p. In.-l’reuching by the llov. (.3.
S. Morl‘nriuml, HI. I‘)., pastor Gon-
grogutionul 'iburch. South Nor-
....wulk.
Music by the congregation.
7:43 p. m.——~l’ronchiug by the Rev. 1
15}. Jones. i.l.. ll.,~oi' New York.
Music by the choir und tluA Norfolk
Quurtot.
Monday. 8: 30~0fficcrs' Night.
Progrum ftuuishcd by the neurons and
‘ tiuutcca
')
Tuesday.
'230 p m. ml‘lcnchlug by the tier.
W. 5l‘)I.A.skinn. humor lAirut li‘nptint
Church, Greenwich.
Music. by the congregation.
‘ Wednesday, 8: Bum-Literacy Night.
Progmm for the cloning utrunged by
Miss litittic i‘ Lloyd.
Thursday. 8: 30-—Cttizens’ Night.
i’mgtum let the mouths nrrnngod in
W. H. Illlllurd uttd Mrs .lulin‘ ( inr,
Friday—Pastor's Night.
l::l0 p. III.~wl’roucbiIIg by thtA llcr. \i’tl‘
11qu St. A. Lynch. till. pustor A.
.M. ii. Church, Norwulit. Subject,
"From \l’beneoilume the Negro
flame?"
Conductors of [tally-Messrs. Lloyd.
luckso‘u uud Hopkins.
()I-nntlist55—v2liisu Susie James.
(‘u plains of llullyw-Mrs. Victoria (‘ut
.‘cr. Mrs. 5|..nuru l'5‘. littlicy, Mrs. M. ’i‘.
Huxley, Mrn. .loiwph White. Mrs. Shrub
llyrne. Mrs. Frances: (,‘lemehtn. Mrs.
Estelle. (‘lememk lit-s. G. W. Johnson
Miss llocu \l’:iiiii .‘rlisu h‘ur: Ill lll|5\t
(I
II.
\Ilns llllu llumhltt \liss ilutiie la}.
Lloyd. "
5 HOTEL ARRIVALS.
"Clifford—«George Sehwurz. N. ll.
Smith, lirldgepurt; C. if. Massey, 15‘. D.
Brown. W. G. Lewis. New York;
'leorgo it. broke. ll. J. iluholt. liuutou;
Samuel (3. Lnird. lluyoune. N, .i.: Loo
Guidten. Columbus. 0. '
Mabackemo4—A. ll Strauss Worces-
ter; it. 1-1. Lynchu wife, Huston;
Mrs Clough und dd; or. New York;
A. 1.. Knowles, Slant ill A. Holler.
New York: Mudun'le
ll lerd. New (‘uuuum
ir.. New York; l.. ll. llurl'butt, Wil
ton; George 1.. Rockwell. llldgeiieid:
.2. (lrcoustcin. llridgcport; G. S. At‘
wood. S. W. Seurs; M. S. iiollnuder,
New York.
"Luluuei. city; \V
W. .\i numb.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAKA'l‘lVE ltROMO Qutuine
Tablets. Druggiute refund money if it.
falls to cure. . iv). \V. GROVN’S signal
ture is On each box. 250.
”m..."—
ADVERTISED LETTERO.
The following letters remain uncall-
ed for at the following plutonium for
the current week.
South Nor-walk.
Mnjk Brekovnki. Day St.
Walter Brush.
Airs. Mary Dunn.
Joseph S. Gilium. Jr.
Miss Rosa Grubbuudier.
llermnu Kmr,
:ltllsu Madge Iieuruey 130 North Elm
709 Metal. Sch.
.loc Nelson
Charles A. Pclhum.
Mrs. Rebeccu Surngr.
Walter S Sinclair.
Miss A. Stuart.
" Giuseppe lnzcrllio.
John Volga
J Wood word
"It‘tltor D WestI
E 10ROWE. P. M.
Norwalk.
Rev. Jonathon Edward
Silverminc.
.i. D. Howey.
Mrs. Klein.
Mrs. lA‘iorenec t‘.. Peck.
Mrs. E. Boyd Smith 5Weuton.
l.)onouo55no \' iuclnzo.
B. S KEITH, RM
GOVERNOR GUILD'S CRITICISMS.
BOSTON. Dec. 534151 a statement in
the New England Mugoziuc describing
the luck of “proper equipment. of the
Second Massachusetts Infantry at El
Candy in 1808. Governor Guild holdu
President McKinley and Secretuty Al
gar innocent und blames Speaker
Reed for the delay in phasing the emer-
‘gency ordinance hll ten years ago.
Frank lmnmiug.
Gemstock.
of. odds with Speaker Cannon in con-
nection with forestry and tmilf legisla-
tion. but he has never criticised the
present. speaker in ifefiBJil to (Why log-
lslution as to which they are believed
to be in thorough accord
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DEPARTMENT STORE BURN SD-
Memory. N v..‘nec. 5.—-mre or
supposed incendiary origin destroyed
the building and stock of the H. J.
Suites Company, dcplirtmcnt store. one
of the largest in Sullivan county. last
One of the novelties in but decora-
tlouu is the. chestnut. brunch nhowlng‘md
the half- opened burrs. its browns and
nreen are wonderfully true and rich
100M118. .
‘Ir-u
SdII‘IhInc
Governbr Guild today stated that he 05‘
night. it. started in the clothing do
nattment Loss betweenstltmoo and 1
$540.00 0.
it I ll] NORRIS.
Lawyer Wltom Her Friends Hall
Thought She. Was to Marry
Leaves Brooklyn
lllPllliS lull In
suttlllii ll. liilllll
Divorcec SAW Him Tuesday and
Called at His Ollice
Following important developments in
the suicide of Mrs, Lillian Falconer
lloty, the pretty divorcee. forn‘lcrly of
Belle. lslund, who ended hcr liftA with
a bullet Wednesday in tho Clarendon
Hotel. Hrtxlklyu, Benjamin 15‘. Norris.
thtA lawyer to whom she was reported
yesterday.
.i‘uut previous to his going Coroner
ll. .1. llrewcr had obtained ini‘m-nmtlou
which led him to issue It nubpm‘euu cull-
ing for the appearance of Mt“. Norris at
an inquest. into the. suicide which is not
for next Friday. When on usuistuut
from ttrewer‘s ofllco went to serve. the
subpoena at Mr. Norrls' oiilco he \ruu
Informed that Mr: Nurrishnd left town.
(.‘(ll(‘llit"’l Blower bud diucovetod that
Mrs. llotv went to limoklyu lust 'l‘ueu
do) Im the stile putposc of seeing Mt.
Norris. Sbe bud n htlef interview with
him and seemed to be greatly cxcitcd
when she lc it his olllt‘tt. Unlt' Ml
Norris known Mutt lock pinto at this
lnccting.
Upon icuving his other whith is at
No. 21:3 Montague Islroct. lifts
walked :1 block and u5 hulrto the (Jim
outlon Hotel and hired a room. She
Sioux lt‘uils . link. cud paid Szlfltl'for
the room in ilthilllIt‘ bonding the clerk
a $5 bill, which wus ull‘tbc money she
bud. She told the t'lt:'l'|i that it' u goth
tlomnn culled for her she was to be im-
mediately notilicd.
Wal Ml‘s. Doly His Caller?
No our cullcd to Him Mrs. Doiy 'l‘utAn-
.luy. Wednesday morning she loft the
hotel for half on hour. She won seen to
no in the. direction of Lawyer Nol‘rls‘s
oilico: but. whether she (lid go them is.
not deflnllely established. (“primer
llrcwcr says he thinks she did. A
woman resembling Mrs. lioty did cull
.ll Mr. Nnrrls's otlloc on \l’cducsduy
‘lllil uskcd to see. him. She was told
thut be was not in.
Mrs. lktii‘. if silo wont to Mr. Nor-
t‘in'u other on Wednesduy. returned to
the (.llat'oudou Hotel by way of Fulton
Silt‘t‘l and stopped ut the sporting
goods store of Cluulos Distb with h h;
Inuit Pictr‘mwut utxcct There she
lmught a number and II box of curt-
Ildgcu. pining $2.150 for tht-Iu. which
Iucouuts fol the [not ibut no money
was found in her pulse. 011 teaching
the (.‘ Iiilt‘Iltlull hits. Doty went immcd
iutuly to her mum illltl shot hclselt’.
MI. Norris ulthough he bud HA Id in
the newspapers of bin death did not
been to see him. “In connection with
lht:A cuuc wus learned through disputrle
on from Sioux Falls. 8. liluk. it. was
said there that Mrs. Duly bud received
resented her in attending to tinA New
York and of her divorce suit from
Mansfield M. llou’. '
When the. divorce wue granted on
Nov. 23, Mrs. Duty lei-t ulmost imme-
dintcly for New York. informing her
, Ii tends to the divoicc colony libero tlmt
«he was coming Ellis“ to be murricth
liei blonds concluded that she want
going to marry Benjamin/F. Norris. nu
:shc had mentioned bin name to them,
frequently calling him “Ben. "
Had Known Her Thrcc Yeari.
Mr NOl‘llS us in his oillce for II few
minutes curly yesterday. but tethered to
be interviewed. When" he left; he paid
he was going to the Supreme Court to
look utter a case, and would be back
in the ul‘tcruoou. it was about this
time that. Coroner Brewer issued a sub-
poeuu for him. Search was made for
MI. Norris both ut his office and in the
Supreme Coult, but. he could not be
found.
Air Norris was quoted yesterday by
:1 member of his family us having said
-tlmt he knew Mrs. Doty in ii busiueua
way only. but u‘womuu who Whittle
thut Mr. Nonis had known Mrs. Duty
Mrs Chm lotto P
mout.
MN.
Norris it your :ugo when she lost u.
tin box on II New Haven truin contain—
ing $236000 in Jewels tutti cosh. The
box was recovered and Mrs Mason
paid a roWurd of $30. 000 it is said.
George T. Titco'mb. II. lawyer whose
otllco. is connected with Mr Norlis' u.
said yes Iduy that Mr. Norris bod
gtscusse be case with him on Thurs
ny
“My. Norris told ine he had trans-
Aacicd considerable business for Mrs.
5Doty and that he had also met her
when they did not have business ’to
transact," said Mr. Titoomb. ”Mr
Norris denied that he had ever talked
of marriage with Mrs. Duty." "1
Mason. of Lurch»
The one thing that We deplore about,
u mun having II had timber in the fun:
that he seems determined to let us all
feel the quality of it;
Malllllllll
Ith'o‘ vnluls the
Idchltdmnl I Indn I.»
wont Pawdprs foi- Ohlld u‘.
Eporuspthrou out it so
Ganglia lidcn @1223: 900 ”(Illinlpu. Igoethlxlm (III
MAMA AlA.A:l’...."AA . Poly 135.23..
u a.
will bill Dgoyuy hirith‘in- wholM 11 50K
Alienatlimmhlolto all It I
.5 ..
{The D. M.
Which“! 1857..
to be euguged, hurriedly left New York 5
lloly "
togislcrod up Mrn l. illiun lA‘ulctmer, of.
notify the cmoner that Mrs. Doty bud '
many letters from Mr. Norris, who ran .
school with tilt.A iuwycr sold last night ‘
lot three or four .yema, having met ,
her in a social way ut the home of. 5 .
Mason become a client of Mr. 5
l
. "Bridgeport Advertisements. "
W the. lovely things you
thin 01' you! friends at Lhristm
it’l the place and commence to
lot this (HIV. m that one.
lu‘m‘tc.
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Ill. lpcIics Lruillcl hood». and
The Exhibit includes all k
I‘luItogruvurcs and L'olor l
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There is an lllllut‘IlSt‘ line.
"Gibson,
lcr (frdors, and Photographs. :1
l’riccs begin 5:11 1005.
:\ thoroughly distinctive.
tcrics. and in most useful piece.
I' lillt‘s,
lcupnth‘ Ix'umcquins. (liltl lion
Diaries. In line Russian
Walrus, clcguut qualities.
Writing Paper, ll Spri‘lztl i
hull} t“'tl\(‘li.‘(l l)(l.\ 50L
later in the season.
These advantages are.
you can obtuiu elsewhere.
l’ut us ms the test.
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LINCOLN ROOFING. II upper-
Separatc Pieces of Oak and Mahogany Furniture,
Chairs, Tabourets and Cabinets.
Alt (Stuns, Pictures,
Ilattcts (ups and.
The D. M.
We Buy Furs Close and Sta-.11
on the Same Dams
We buy the major portion of our Furs from n firm whose trade» 5
math is "Americas Lending li‘-uI blue.“
We got our orders in months ahead of the regular season. and
no a consequence, ‘Ieceive the advantage but only of the lowest prices
going. but. also get selection rom much better skins than are offered
passed directly to our customers.
At all times we can give y0u better value for your money than
Just now we can give you better value
than we ourselves can offer \011 u month or six weeks trom now.
in; fobxit: Incline dammed ”
Bridgeport Advertisements.
Read Co.
What is in the Gift RoOm
will be considering fot cot-
as time. 5\s soon as you on-
look around you will plan
'lllcrc zur bountiful thing: for the
Desks,
.l‘illmrs,
()ilt‘ililil Rugs.
Second floor, next bonding Room.
The Pictures
are on the lower floor.
intls Illlll sizes. new subjects:
in plenty. untl all the old favorites.
Water Colors and l’nstrls of the l5'1'oncb school.
’riuts.
‘.55\ large collection suitable for the lllll‘rit‘l'y illltl children's
The Calendars
something,r to suit everyone.
" "Henry Holt,” “Life." with large lilcltiugs, \\"u~
diversified liSstll‘l‘lllCl‘tI‘.
At the Stationery Section.
New Coalport China
\rnrc fro the (".iulport pot-
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.\uc-‘(I< of ull silos lugs,
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l..cuthct‘, Seal, .'51nd colored
brcc quires, three sizes in our
Holly Seals, Tags. Pastors. Ribbons and Tinsel Cords.
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SANTA BASSAI‘A CAL. DA? 5.:—
Leonard J. ,Boutwoil, said to be a mom- 5
her of II pih‘mluent Boston fondly. oi-
mteinptcd suicide here yesterday by tak
ing chloroform. The young man was
despoudent. over money matters. The
pmprlctoi- of the hotel where he ié'
for. eight: yum 5 "FIR5m GUT'DER. two sizes.
BTAR PAPERI 1.5 5255. dud gtply SASl-I WEIGHTS Add CORD.
~01 odd and 351.1 In IIII Eu. .-n I. u mmfi .1..- ,. ..
stopping detected the (Idol: oi the drug
escqplu from the room. and implied
réqtol'u't yes which saved his life.
GOVERNOR LlLLEV’s" SEC ETAFlY.
WATERBURY Dec. 5.-—- overnoi-
cldct‘ Lillc‘y yesterday announced his.
uphtilntmcut of Charles A. Goodwin. of
Hurtfo‘rd an executive secretary.
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