13‘: trsuade every fur- o'llow three simple “99911111 be Very few: WPfor repairs' but gls‘ct one rule and . so 'thzi‘ti furnishing ill? r parts will, still' continue to ‘ _part .11 the inruac'e l1'usIl'-‘ Tire will be persons wise 11 to observe all of the rules thelr benefit we give . t. Have a furnace a little” he“; than just large enough, "(1 lion you will not have to 11 it. Driving, uses up a fur- le ashes to pile up to the 8101' the grate. ird. Use a STAMFORD NACE.” MS“ FOR SALE BY flit '11.. 1.1.1 WOO“. , ....‘lC. . 161133.; Witch! .. l J MM—.-'P ~11..- m bloomed figuslqyosv Peor- WOME. .NOV' 8.'-'1‘hs consistory , proposed for December has been post- wealth she, rill-Loo 11.1111 some time dur 11.1. «insist two weeks or January Great ilbcrecy is' msintsined regarding the cardinals to be created. nsider able “53'1“". being brought bear i . o'f 'liitvg’fn g‘bn American elevat- Thb 111111111111 dutbbritlos are skep- £er 1., the snecess'of the latter were ‘»: .. it" vonIfl‘le' stencils 31431111 ~- "'1‘th was $1150 F A M1,.11ELL unocnrnsass' . s, K. ercbsu. susALMss. counts WALL AN'o incl-l srs. ‘ Manuel-K. coming. -..—.31....” 3:“.qu ,, w uyNan oalBank' tum v1.1.1.3... comm-"t runners 11131111111111. «nurse 1' " ‘ "‘ Cl I“! "W Isis Docent "C." OI and upbr- your. town: H. unruswsou. Pros. $111.11.... l’iao‘ll1"°i.f’..’9l'... music memo. 0.1.1.1..“ olhso'rosc . ,. . J ’ Henry 00 moor I tsmuci rummsn ‘ mu .1. Walls“ Mervin audition smith John H. Light In: H. lows» 5'; £13.50 :12 so 311.50 e ‘1 can-pun... 'l V . monsoon...” ours... ‘ pester. Rev. 13‘. 111.. .111 Strikes figlng' the slim discourse ‘ me to do what i will with mine own?" . right to‘ use/11111 term 111 any way he « live ,,hud in thescsl'ching light of His pres . wealth and Hk'l'w ,for me to do what i will with mine fihild l ' ' ,II'IBuIrplus 1111‘s Profit-j 11 names ' You lllivo no’right to live 1111 you' wish , without M‘srsnco to others. gums» pm: WHY. " .0111! 4" your broiled .m m? l 1“” l i i i 0 Rtv. F. D. thlcr Delivers lite Sillili "lino in New Frames At 113‘ hour" Episodes] 01.1.01. wrfl'l‘ orwellr' illethodist ," ll. Ibvolilw. ‘ .111? pillar. .ur'osoile Employer Who-111111 No; 1131111er on All in the series .11 Old Pictures in Now Frames. His text was: "is it not lawful for Math. 20:15. The speaker sold in part: This text is the shibboleth of the World today. It is the cry of selfishness. Let us put it to the test of' prod lchl life Here is 11 man who owns n’fdr- tile fermt' suppose that he decides to new that form With‘ condition this- ties and show 111en1,to grow to see and blow their do wu upou all the forms Williil’l 11v “'milosl' Hdv'e the neighb6rs no 111.11.111.91 lifespa'lnan sl wishes regardless of his neighbor’s rights? in other words. "is it not lawful fol" 111s lb what 1 ‘wlll with mine own?” ‘N’d‘! No man 1111.1 the ubbolute ownership of any piece '0‘: property Oyer in Short llesch is n fertilizer mddufncturing plant which sent forth oddril' which“ Were offlinsllIe' to all the people: “my went towns courts and he has been obliged to close out his business and move his 1111111 else where‘. lint "is it‘ not luwfui fol me to do which! will With: mine own?" you say. Not when it ‘trespasses upon the rights and privile es of others. There is what is lcrm‘e the ‘emlncul domain low" which makes it possible for d railroad to cross yotn tamper to‘ go'tlirough your property whether you wish it or not. The law sssumeo, the light to take any 111111111 property lit ally time. for 11 fun (-6.111111111111111. H'No one can hold the absolute title 11111 a piece of property A port of ev' on house and lot 11nd ful'm belongs lo the guitar nent. The low of tuxsp lion teaches in principle. There ’pnblic schools to support uhd the pi b- llc welfure air the people to forward. These interests can only be sustuined through taxation. All rights of own- ership in this world are held with reference to the rights of others. This same law holds true in the commercioi world, No employer has a. right to pay the wages he wishes regardless of the value of the work mun. Neither bus 11 workman 11 right to chnrge an unreasonable price for his labor without reference to what it is worth. h‘very employer ought to pay. u just wnge to every workmen. ought to ask u just wa‘ge‘ and give the equal of his wages 1111.1. employer. Our highest duty requires that We take o‘nr‘ business dealings with each other up into the realm of (luds Justice «snd truth and settle them there Ev- ‘e'ry Christian mun ought to be umbi- llotls not only to live. but nine to lot When we cut 'to'o close in our commercial deuiings, We cut ulvuy the sense of true justice. All questions ought to be. token up in our hearts and laid before the throne of God. once settled. Then we nor-d not fem- Whht the world says, but look every 1111111 snun‘re in the face. and approach. the Judge feurlossly at the last day. l l with that every uncurncd dollnl. ' skillful (”Nell "”1 only ll 811711101“ 0| meet them uud shake hands. it being could have written upon "a fncc mp: Worldwide rcpulullou, but it is funk 11.11“...“ uluc ppm". tile lgm of them stoly of its owner‘s hcurlu‘ches 11nd, sufferings which hero bccn Pnluiln-J through tile shdrp practices of men What tragedies it would tell! What ’ stories of plunder would be brought to Milli! No mun has 11 right ti) de- fraud his fellowmnn through his “is it not lawful own?" Only under certain conditions 1 All you own in this world in money. ’ property "innuendo, tslnnls hnd pow- or is held' trim Mferencs to'tho own i ership of every other 1111111. «moan and n the world, We are a. brother to bread is the world, and do 11m 0 ans. ucl in tiny wdy' in consistent wIlth that grout brother: l lint this text has a message f the (‘bristldus of todny Your lull 'snco Ibould help in will others to Christ lint you say. "is it not luwful for me to do what i will with mine own‘." No! iilvcry word nnd ucilou must be ac:- oou‘utcd for in 4110 issrduy. ‘5er Chris lion hos even the right to utter a sell fluli pruyor. "The wmld in our parish." says John Wesley. My unsaved mun. wilut are you do big with your llfe? Arc you saying “is it not 111M111 for 11111 to do' what 1 Will with n11neown?"Noi ;A thou sand times no! You life belongs to God; [in bought it at 11 great on... if ly'ou' ore using it 101 ’you'r'otrn pleasure and elloynlent. you 11rd rob»: hing God of that which doubly belongs tb"illm. (live your lit.» to find slid, looks“ it 11.11.. to will other! in filtmllll' 'ilh'é' 'inllii‘ll' ht hblh Hui Morbid! Mid evening some» true mommy pies! log to the huge mnmegstiouu prom-.1 11ml €114.01 much credit upon Diuduihl' and 11011 master ‘Arthur 1". 11111111qu W RIVIRSING. "Have you. ever noticed." begun the bald gentlumn. who liked to entertain t 11 people gathered in his corner of e holsl 11111111111. "that little men in Htisbly 1ns‘rry lsrgo women?" “11 may he so" inurnlum a mild eyed fellow misstn'hdcl lulu always“ 'rtsuppoud' til» it wus the other «my. hbdut-«liltt the 111 1111 11111111111 msrrisd the 111111111 men "—« 01111111 (.ompnnioh ' on.“ consul “In 14 one use 01 nvfnm’ir'run oure'sny chsd‘ “blind. Bleed gut or pronouns. 111111111 so it Iys «or money schism " nurses to ' Roy. H. B. Cbrilcnier Gives on idler- ...... resting disdain». Willow- NorwsllrohnplispCliuihifil‘é i Baptist Church lost nidlll on "'l‘h‘o 11.15 Factory” attracted speoisl allow an. and was listened to by a lure audience. Rev. Mr Curlientel said? There is nothing more vital In the life of our comrnnlty than the indus- trial centersfiwuore men, and won'en '111‘1d opportunity to invest their ,0 ill and cooperhtc with the productive forces of the world. Upon those in- dustrial centers depend. in u very lurge meosdl'o the integrity of our homes. the prosperity of our cltisonu 11nd the Inability of our churches. The foot ls.t'lle1’e is u mutual dependence Which we cannot overlook 111 our 1 Metric] society. the mutual depend- ence of cupltsb and labor, invested in our industrial onle1priscs which ore to 11nd perpetuate the stability, op- portunity and usefulness of both cspi tbl and labor it is no longer the in dividuullsilc power that controls and dominates, 1101' the exclusive law 'of one man, but rather the'coioperntion‘ of a united power by the mutual on. societion of all men. One or the brightest features in the development of the industrial order today is the foot that this (to-operate spirit is the motive that is hastening the expnusiou or :1 universal brotherhood. ’l‘hcro ore many signs of its supremo influence in the generous sympulhy and assimilation of mun with man, not alone in the conuncrciul und lndus~ lriui centers of life. but 111 the com- mon needs of humun sliversity 11nd suffering. The spirit of the second mile in the sermon on the mount is becoming the low of industl'lul society. tBoth capital and Inbor ore interpret ing the requiremcuts of the low in the general terms of doing more than is demanded We oiled hear the locul fuctorlcs 1111-! socluied with tho monotone grind sndl loll of six dliys 11 week still lhcy rep resent the industrial, economic, social and physical utility of this commun- 9'.ii'y Moreover it is n rcpresentntion that considers the welfuro 11nd pcl'son- ' nl interest of the individual. as well: 1111 the production of profitable fabrics with increased dividends. 11 is thlsi fact alone that has suggested our pm- lude tonight. We may boost on the quality of our fnctory production. and their value in' the markets of the world, but whnt| kind of men and women are our inc-1 tories milking? Surely the person who, produces. or cooperates in the prol duction of 11 11.11.11» a lock. or u corset. in greater than the tiling produced," and the question of supreme import- .moe is does the policy of the inflor- ies that 111 ounce these things ce-opcr- .119 also ln'lmldnciug'lnon and women of the qualityl'tlldt conserves and pro- lccis the 111111111. 11001111 111111 physical life of society? We. believe this is me policy, so for 1111 ii cun be l’illult" pluclicui of many. if not .11 of our factories and it is a fact of such vital and current interest that it is 11"'o1lhy of commends lion. Our rcferenm- lo the R & (l factory is illustlutlw of this furl. A fuclory, 111111 (nupioys 11 thousand or more mcn' uud worm-'11 is u mighty lump in the present 11nd future life of this town. it 111 ploduciulr 11,1 the cooperation of 1 1111; men 11nd women of 11 physical and moral fiber. whose 11ch will act and . react upon the future life of this com lnuully. The R & (i employs snow of lilo finest types of our (‘lll'lsllun woman 1 hood in view of the solemn fuel that some of these will 11o the moth urn und holucnlukcls 111' the fulur,,o lin- sullllnly and hygienic uud nociul condition or the li st (1 fnctory urc an honor to The Nortvnlks. 11nd [he surve 1y that so far as tlloso conditions enicr into the making or in.- life uud churuclcr of the if s (1 employee, they urn trlbulsry’to soundness of lllc 11nd unimpaired health. There is n constant wnlfnlc going on between the it it (i forces and unythlng 111111 111' unsaulimy, whcihl'u' It be in things or folkll,utn10sphcrd11r urlvlromuent. 11m ill looked upon as tho most: ddudly enemy to health, pro- gress pod 1111191911121". For 11111111 the property losing on Pine effect, in tho rc‘m' of d11s','f1h11rch defied the whole lleIrhborhbotl with 'lts ugly' rennin-11 bud smells. but when the it h ill people canto into polposslon of the mummy, it won lrnnsfolmed l 10' cit-silliness wif'ir gl'bll'iu grass 11 11 11111111141111 lawful M01 or the con- quddt in tho t‘nctmy against every- thing uuwnoicsomc, is «you more 111.111.1111.... 1'” 1mm 'lilc nngluc' room flint glistenu with tho luster of 11gb; ism carts. ttn'ounhoul every depart-1 mont 1111 every cursor and crevice. thorn is ulwa'ys one and the same 1111 greenish upon the visitor. that the on ileum 111111 is to keep clean. and have evdryllody living nonworking in “no mulch of outdoor light odd sunshine 11s poliuble. . '- l ‘1‘» ”Ti 11 considersunn in such efforts to future moors life s 11111101111011 susinsl unsnnitnry nondllllmsu is not 11111111111311! 1:: commendable. but is on ’cncolruglng feature- in the indusbridl World lodny.’ There is no law, except the low of 11 cooperative widothl‘rthnl elm expect .1111 industrisl or lsulipn to furnish. the 11111111111 by “111mg! employee on I i enjoy tb‘c’i 11111111 or sun rcmedles'm diff!" 011 M1 the" user or elneruIlInolu: or 1.1.1.1111... retiring .rlklms for limb! those whonln Hicks min .11 11111111 '11:: 1111' b'it’st‘" eb’ 11 h'dmlnilldirhill" ""(i’f'll' .‘i.’ 111') 1,1 ebm ffdd TDM’? 'b «to! Ifurnish sllilnfly T: I ' . . 41:11:11? the goat-911%,... gzltIIII0"',1 B-IIOTI‘ curly" 'I '13 ’hfj'hny om 111111.11. 1" . Il‘in thh ll" ll ' 111': one mnrk of a superior mind to 1.11111 ton tutti he Influenced by the ou anon lieuf'I mob liliy lie is doing "one: .. 11111.10:- ' . Morn“; in 1114' . » f" .11": 111' tfilIc’rni-fllmi'llll 11.111.11.16 'd‘l'mi. - , .. .. ' n. r 1 . 1.511031 lhqwgm The prelude ut the booth 'Norwslk 'm ‘bib’ldb’db‘i‘bn Wm” wbmab’lbf bill; [and ministry must lead the great so- . corner to lgzwl 'st Page.) (oonlls'iflh‘ ' it will. for immnro '11... nevi 81111111111 if I. 131191116 IsIrVIce 11‘ fare on old-11gb 11111 0114,. unity Tormlnny 11' e. no us- M NH 51:14?“ r-v ,;.A considerable proportion 317.1... grllst audlencli cons stud. of courasuol «111'? Msofsllumi'ullss iii-1min toners; the varicmelements punt: democratic city and town it Will in story Why it shine log of the people. it was 11 great ndlohce. a great accustomu ‘ grout suilleob sud 11 great lIquIdreIss by 11 great man. After 11 large chorus had rendnred with strong effect several selections by the great composers. accompanied by the organ under Professor 'l'ien- 111111. with Charles Sterling on violin- isl, Dl'. Mocfurlsud arose to formally open the institute. He did so 111‘ an impressive munner. He. sdld that at the grout parliament of religions. mod on over the world of all religions so» looted the Lord's Pl'uyel' us .one in which nil could join and led by him, the institute was opened by the nu. dience repealing the prayer together. Following this Dr. Macforlund out- lined the ides of the new institution. which use for "the glory of (loll through the service of mun." it would tske‘llp, he sold. any 11nd 1111 questions reluilng‘to the. common welfare. its the bsrship would consist of any 11nd all be people who believed in 11111111111 service. 11' lie ’hnd thought over all the me... or whom he knew in the nu lion, the snooker of the evening. Ble- pbcn 8. Wise, of the Free Sypsgogus of New York. would have been the one mun he would have chosen to open the instilutc. llis‘subjecl. “Religion and Social .Iusticc," su'ggcsted the splrll of the new movement and would. be its keynote. 'i‘nklng llubbi Wise by tin- hnnd be presented 1111111111 his “friend“ and "brother." ' Then came the address lasting 11 full hour. heforc an audience listen lug with deepening interest to the cod It was strong, lllnsterful humane. 1's llglous wilb both pathos 11nd ecvelity. with deep seriousness and him with many lunches of humor. it was not on nrruignmclu or criticism of rellg ion and the church but it was a great prophetic call to the great work which is before the church Ind ministry. ills vivid description of the preven- tion of tuberculosis by stumping 0111 the great industrial evil of sweating was strong nnd'conviuclng. The church (lei movements of msnlllnd. llc puused 111 one: point to urge the people. of this community to "uphold the bonds” fwd minister in thell midst who had so deep no interest in the industrial situation. and who so longed to bring employer and wage gotllcr 1%1uutuui love and internist. " "" The address lends-d itself better to description than to repetition and resi- 1y defied both. it ms. great pics for the bringing 111 of mono justice to all men lion and poor, great and small Al the close 111'. Mscfarlsnd decisr cd that Rabbi \l‘ lse ind set forth Just the purpose of such on institute, and 111-, in behalf of the people present. thanked 111- “111.1 for giving them 11 constitution sud s plogrsm After 11 stirring 11111119111 by the chor us 111 111111 M111 W isc were led to the retention room and probably 700 or 800 of the uudlence stopper to come out Next Sunduy priming Dr, Macfsr- land will giw .1 lecture. illustrated by 1111- elermplicon, in city building and municipul l1nprov.olncnt RABBI WISE LIKELY TO COME GAAIN. Th. Visit of the Speaker at the Gun. day Evening Institute Last Night Amused as Good Deal of Inter- est—Mrs. win Accom- panied Him. llullbl 11nd Mrs. Wlsc wore enter- tuiucd nl dlnucr lust evening at tho (lougrugutionul pnrsouugs by Dr. 11nd Mrs. Mncful'lund, llnblll Wise 11nd Dr. Mucfurinnd huvlug long been wurm personal friends. it is relnclnlwrod that when Dr. Wlsi- wus, sovnrul yours use. under, criticism bccuuso of his insistence forl freedom or shown in his pulpit. end when 11 good muny of the ministers did not ulund 11,1 him. oven many .lcw 111111 rnbllln inclining to condemn hilll. Dr. Mncfnllnnd. from his pulpit in Bos- ion. clone out strong in his defame. l Soverul member of the Jewish Synagogue 11 Soul Norwnlk met the 111be 111.11.» oonlug 111 the r ception of the close of his undress 1m arranged with bits is vlnlt the synsgugus 11111110 111111. In the floor future. .. ‘ m... 0H U RCH CI’ALIINDIARB. First Methodist lplchspsl. Tuesday—«7. if. melons nun-1111K led by Beth ibuprfiion Wetlliesdowal 111.. the lndlrll' 8111111111 Glfclo gm 8“)" ill the omlrch lml‘ vru Mrs lb 011 11 w on- lcruffh lm’lhilmg‘ 11-11 -'i‘_hprsddy-7nil p. m.. limh'i‘i 11ml 1111111111 mervic subject "A Prince and s fluvlpr ills tc'. 'shlurdhvma p.1"A11 Al 1.1.1.1.... in 1111111th y.” at l e holds 1 Mrs. 'l‘ i. ilsymodd. m 4 the psopls' a congregational. We 110.9111? -—3 p. m. chi dosvor (11411111011111 cl $1"in bil’cocll. hllrlidhy'w’i: if. p. 1111; business 1119611111111? 1511 p. ‘10.. devotional ser- vice 11 113,111.. rep 1. from t vs State flgghrrnco 111 To 11. by r. Moe. ‘du 111111111111.“ mend “ "f'u'tlllrldquilo 11.111 111' resemn'l' of 1111.. Lot.- cysryI mil“ Income, to shore for theII , derlcv 0 oi the. wfibifl can do tiny.- mflcvom 1' “alone I. 111.. tho so to; will ,,'u, 130 111-. ill. odds 1111111111 ‘ '1 his; r. bi ' «11 our of them of the busy station . muster. rises on dirt ' dud flhhidlilgh Adiolsnl-Gsncral's Oilioc Issues on rwonicrufl'ilfl leco Siriel than Law 'i‘hst public discussions by local and other members of the Connecticut Nn~ tlonsl Guard criticising the conduct of officers and general conditions Idurlug lilo ugliullon utter last summer‘ a man ouvre... In Massachusetts have not gone by unnoticed by the state millw titry authorities. but those in command are determined to prevent such critl cislu of mliitury matters or persons by men in the service. is evident by on omepdment to pnrsgrnph No. 209 of tho, Regulations Connecticut National Guard. This amendment. which is announc- ed' in genmul orders No 44 from the adjutum gcncrul‘ 11 office, dated Novem ber f1. reads us follows: “Deliberations or discussions among lniliiury men. conveying pruise or con- sure. or any mark of approbation. tow-, 11rd others In the military service, und all publications relating to private or pcrsonul transactions between officers. are prohibited." This amendment is considered by military men 1111 a direct outcome of the ugitntlon after lust summer's 1111111- ouvree which put in. appearancec first ln/thc pupcrs. and also extended to lnngnzlnes. for most of which members of tho Nutlonul Guard themselves Wcrc responsible. An nrllclo published in 11 newspaper criticising the officers of the Second regiment us well as the general lnnnngolncui of the munouvrcs 11.1 regards food supply and the com- forts of tho ulcn,’ whlch was written by u mclnbel of the regiment wus fol Ioucd by lilo dismissal of the author of the article from the service. The snow nmclninlcui 111110 prohibits any suggestion for or influence of log- lslsllon pertaining to mllltury Insitcrs by members of the Nutlonul Gourd cx~ ccptlng through "(be regular,“ which later ure dcflued us “military chun- ncls." This part of the amendment of paragraph 209 rcuds no follows; “To prevent confusion ill legislation 1nd the conflict of interests within the lcl'vicc. which are prejudicial to 11d- ninistrullvo cmricncy. such recom- mendation... or suggestion for legisla- 1011 as may seem desirable shuli be uniformly prcsented to the udiutnnt general. llu'ough rcgulul' cllullucls for his conslllcrntion. "No prrstlu hslnnziug 10 lbs Nnilonv 1| (lllnrd nhull attempt to influence cgisluiion in respect lo the National luurd, without “11‘ express nulllnrlu 1nd endorsement or tho ndlutnni gen- I‘Tfl'. "All onlccrs or enlisted hum of the \lulionnl flunrd 11111111 refrain from 11111‘ 111111an 111 influence legislution 111 sub 'nlltinn drafts of proposed bills, or by any alignments secommbndstlous or .1hclwlsc.ex1ept through military 'lmnucls. This prohibition 11111111 in- mustrned as applying to all bills whose import lands in any way to af- fect the administration, status or strength of the Notional Gourd, or of my bureau. “’i‘h1I adoption of any other method by any officer or enlisted soul will ' considered a "breach of military dis- cipllnc.’ Another slncndmcnt which will be of interest to all officers of the guard is tint of psrcgrsph in of the regula- tions. which provides that in future all uominutlona for vucnm'ics shnli be mode by signed bullois. which will be mailed to the udlutnnt general 111. Hurtford, While nominations hereto fore wcrc 111111111 by secret 111111111 111 lhc olllcors‘ 11191111111111, the new method pro scribed in prucllco, however. will not dealt-15y the secrecy of the ballot. on the amendment also rules that "the officer counting the ballot shall not divulge the ludiltiduul choice of any other voting in- nny nolnluuuo... I - WWW BIGGED LEAVE T0 DIFFER. “it may be set down as on axiom, said the professor of moral philosopry, “that no pcrllmneui success c1111 be built upon 11 fuloe foundation. " "i’urdon mc plofessor,” objeclodthc young wolnun wilb eyeglasses, “but' i think it cull." 'Wlll you be kind enough to we an instance "" Z "You, sir; many 11 sllcccssf novel in built upon the fallacy ihut 11111 poursc of true love lover did 1'1111 smooth."- llllicngo 'l‘r lilill‘. WORSE AND WORSE. Some of tile passengers were waiting . at 11 way station in Vermont for 111111 train to llurlluglon, says the Buturduy Evening Post. "What kind of 11 (min is that?" ask- 1 "'IOh. freight sud posssugor togeth- r." "Mixed, oh?” ' "Worst; thun thnt. ” 1111111 the station duster. “it is who! you might cull scrambled" m IAOY. “Do you think that you can moire my daughter happy?" united Nlr. 911111 rpV' ‘ "Bile hits 110011 happy with you hurl n‘l silo! 1111111111111 1.. .1»... “i think so 1111'. ” "Well if she's that. easy to plants. there ought to he no lllmcu1in."- Washington Btsr. -' ‘ .'..u. ”We. chilir, to Ian" '1 The D. M. Read Co. "" ' Eslqbilibed 185 1 u or m . "h ~11. i 1 A MM? is a comforting affair when Jack Frost is ready to bite the fingers, and if the .111ch idea of keeping warm and looking well is considdrcd it need not be expensive. Of course there are Furs of luxury. Black Lydlx, Fox, amiI rich brown Mink, and the lustrous Persian Lamb, which are beautiful and a treasure to possess, but should one dc- sire less costly Furs there are the Sable Fox, Pony, Cars- on] and Wolf. Prices run from $5.00 to $55.00 and up. In dainty Lingerie Garments, dotted Swiss plays its part this s'ason. A pretty nightgown of plain soft 1111111- sonk is low-llcckcd and trimmed with Vulcucienucs inser- tion and edging. while the short pulled sleeves are of dot— lcd Swiss muslin. it is $1.25. A little Frcm'll Corset Cover is of dotted muslin, trim- 1111'11 with lace edging and run with ribbons, $1.00. Some genuine Madeira Handkerchiefs just arrived are . lhc «lnilllicst ever. They are 11111111 culbroidcrcd with tiny scalloped edges and small eyelets, wreaths and fcsloons are in the corners. The wln'klllnnsllip is exquisite. 5111' they are. A good chance for gills. All the Wool Things for babies' winter wear arc in. \\'.'11'111 leggings 111211 come up to the waist arc in white, light gray and rod. Little straps hold them well down over the loci. 'l'lu'rcnrc sm'ntcrs. wool snrqllcs. 11nd toboggun caps that come down over lilt,‘ curs. l’rclty and comfortable things for the bullies. ‘ “To wish you a Merry Christmas.” and We say 1t and write it 11 hundred times each season. To send us greeting to friends away there is nothing more appropriate or in such excellent taste as the Raphael House Cards. They are beautifully embossed and illuminated, or tinted in water colors, and are to be printed with the sender's name. Some are 111 "oldc. wide linglyshc" style as to pictures and text. (fume and see the book of samples :11 tile Stationery Section. ()rdcrs should be placed early. The D. M. Read Co. Floor now Is no: '1‘th son ...‘w .1. 11’! Llnoleums and Q11 111.111 "’ WE HAVE THEM. new rsi'rl‘tsus. sssr rulers ——_+.- 1111: you some 1'0 11111 , OVCHH 9'11. ‘14 't'l'. vi serous" rusansmc A. Dickcnnan & Son 84 Ws'sllih'gion St". ”South Norwalk ' ' " "'" "' Telephone 446 so sure 111111 .1... cuss 1 t ' 1181‘. milk of: 20.11111. T b11111 pi duh . that oil and ”111:3; ..‘stovo troublcsllfldo Maud] .,,, [1»! 11m 11...: will 1.1111111111- ‘ cog: fi1 one, yecr; ' ‘ your 11.9.13, our" on , '1'1..."’, 1.... 11.. cornmeal ' . iv'llld nuiitossocwmdolph druid-druid. incised, a1, ' Fri ., 11111011111151... fsir "Obll‘iil, ,d."oflI mgr ' l. 111“th h '“i‘lfi' imbibed ”KT ,1 01.11116. "into ttlng mulled Wis mogul his teeth IoutI."I~,- . ‘
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