if the bowels are
stances, must be
.. from the h vat“ east once each do ,ortherewlll be
Ask our doctor aboutA 111. Pills, ently laxative, all
.He ows wh tlibyaot r 4,1 out liver. pecan;
a “simply ImPONIbIei
Waste , poisonous -
‘S ’0
’h’bupossible to be well
‘ TE DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
6......“
lition of Organlutlon Adopted
,t Meeting in New Haven.
Owing is the constitution of the
this Democratic Club, organized this
tank in New Haven:
‘ Article I.
The home of the club shall be the
efoocratic Club of Connecticut.
A. ticlo ll
he objects of the club shall be the
dilancement of the principles of the
otnocratlc party, the mound; ntion (if
flyoramlion relative to those princi-
Vplqis. and the promotion of fellowship
anionic the Democrats of the state:
poll to assist the of’litinl organization
,‘ lithe party in Countctiutt to 111.91 1'1
poesi llle way.
,ORIAL.
Too little at
ial to Alirnhall Lincoln at Washing-
ton.
the idea has both discussed. The semi-
new life.
coin Memorial 1
dent 'l‘a‘l’t at
its head,
Potomac Purl; idle advocated by the
Fine Arts comll lesion. This site had
been previously commended bv iohn
Article ill.
, Section 1. The members oi the club,
15118]! be such persons as shall be elect-
edi‘memhere by the exccuthc t'o.-niinii ' til heart.
ted. in what more!
at: 2*, ApplicatIon for membership :1 National mom
in ‘the club shall be made to the ex- than 111 the park provided by Con-
coitus committee and be signed by at' gross on the bank of the Potomac 11-iv
least two members of the club .in the vista.
Article lV. Cu‘pltol past the
The officers of the club' meat to the bet
’ll be a. president live viceprosl- lends itself, too}
significant place could
to further symbolism,
, grave committee consisting of the‘ lug this nvenu‘ With Al'lillBtOH
ablne officers and of thirty live (35) built as anointr mark of the union
ltd ltionnl members, each representing of North and St nth, laughing the seat
I operate senatorial district of the ol' governmcntl ltli Virginia. lt nap-
slide of Conecticut. The executive' pens also that fiiom the tomb of Mm
vtll'erteof. ton the special
form the othe1 usual duties of the
o , cc of president.
A 90, 3. in the absence of the presi-
t, the senior vice-president shall
side over the meetings of the club.
c 1i. The secretary and treasurer
rfortn the usual duties of their
pective‘ voices
cc. 5. The officers of the club and
executive committee shall be eloct~
’a-t the annual meeting of the club
_ ,hold office. for non year and until
t it successors shall be elected.
11‘ Article V.
Ea cotton 1. The club shall meet an-
n‘t lly for the election or otiicere and
the transaction of other business in
one}; eyut. at the. call of the DIGSIdE’Ill.
sec." .. MSpeclal meetings of tho club
_ “be called 1111 the plebidont 11rd
hhll be called by him upon request of
aiori ty of the executive commit
to Lincoln an
monument to
l
ashington.
business, free if the distractions
any crowded 11 1t of the city. l:.i11-
coin was not 1 spectacular hero and
the solomnity :
tie with a last lounble hilltop or a
though it run tl’ Gettysburg.
Mr. Bacon has been impelled and
governed essentially in his denimi pre—'
sented to the ct mmisslcn by the feelni
such
in
door should be embodied in
memorial. This is apparent
models and titer
in Washington 1
were reprod‘dcel
Sunday. The 111
classical sourcel
some beautiful
bub he has not
otter a copy off
and he has ‘matl
aymholi‘cai of ti
States at. the ct
tory ands ignifit
his qualities in
ionic. nepects or which;
i in 'l'lie. Sun inst.
rolliicct has gone to
co. 8. Meetings of the .oxccullvc
imlttce shall be held at the call or
. chairman thereof upon reasonable
_’ ice. Those present shall constitute
ttol'um.
found it necessary to
some earlier edifice}
c it
re. federation of
1iticai periods or his.
cunt of Lincoln
the serene
A “Article Vi.
he annual dues shall be one dollar
‘ 0i payable within one month he
the annual meclimt‘.
w Article VII.
e following committees of three
ore memhens shall be appointed
the chairman of the executive com~
ittee.‘ A speakers committee-,acnm n-
‘gn and organization comn1ittee,a
once committee and a publicity com
[litee
I
‘ where the Presil
lthc doors which)
'ltol. ,
The not social
this Lincoln 1nd
ject and object 1
study and client
York Sun.
open toward th Cap~
tum-,inl
ire worthy of further;
ion and work .mNow
l
t
m... M—cal W mnwmw ..,.
DINNER IN TWO COURSES FOUND
BY lRItyH SETTER.
ANDERSON,1‘1 ,1. ,3Feh. 3.—-—~Willlam
Mowder of Maori eid township t'Aeporta
this fish story jMowder is a former
Freeholder and has a reputation for
Article Vlii ,
his constitution m‘av be 11111211311 or
uded by a. vote of two thirds of the.
' ‘ rs othte executive commitee.
1 vote of the club tire temporary
, was authorized to appoint a
itee on nominations and Major veracity. 1
ddnrd announced afterwards that Mowder was “king through ,‘the
id endeavor to get the commlt- woods near A)" muchy pond bud-
ether either today or tomorrow deniy his Irish “we" stopped poised
up aiist oto‘fllcers for the club.A its right '00' 1nd sniffed the m"
1 ___________~__________ , . Then it. turned a‘ d dashed toward the
RNING AGAINST WET FEE‘T lake. Close to the water’s edge the
11d chilled feet usually affect dog stopped and pointed at “1 d'l’t‘m"
a loop, and 111111101111
was a big pickerel.
home with his prize
not contented It
1
’y. particularly the children the disturher. it
i' the racking, stubborn coughs Mowder started
'Foleys Honey and Tar Conn but. the dag W'-
in fish. Mowder
eventually out i e fish open, the dog
‘standing‘ impatie tly by. As he did
from the pl'ellldontial con-
grid how the progressives Ato
to either Qoi.Rob1:evelt or Ex-
lbert J ,Beveridge of indie-
dog‘. ‘He had see: it in the woods and,
had watched til: plck‘er‘al svvaildw it.
whole, so Mowde dawns ‘
.5...”—
Practlcal 10111-
W—u—n—_
11.
[1111112 mmotlm. LINCOLN MEM-
tontlon has been paid
to the project, at last making some
real headway, for a National memor-
It‘or innn.1'ea11e in a vague way
centennial cclel rations or 1911 KflVe it
tlonl rcsa appropriated $2.~
000,000, a greater sum than has here-
tofore been appropriated by that body
for any similar purpose and the Lin-
iommisslon with Presl-
1novod far
enough to 911111011 an accomplished
New York architect to create 11 do
sign for lilt.‘ Lincoln Memorial 011 the
liar as that boqt‘ suited to the putposei
iment to Lincoln aitso
commanded from the“
Washington monu-
gnts of Arlington? it
cite, a secretaiu a treasurer and an should the proloscd bridge connocus “Mi being circulated
on forward piomptlr to objrct.
A tory of the Government comporte lit-i
highway for silhtseelng automobiles]
ing that statement and isolated grain
a'
lhei
wings now exhibited"
1 and has worked out"
refinements of detail,:
in its elements ,'
the:
and?
interior. '
‘lent's statue will face ,1
lets have not ignored;
but the sub—1
and he liked her so well that he
bought him a :50- ‘ride ticket to bar
are anything _but.‘ '
‘waa going to marry a than light in
11711 rotunda
County Commissioners
bum-In...- I
ty COlllll’lltSBIOllN‘d.
The law provided that the county
commissioners in any county
issue a license in 11
for a period not
months from June 1 of each year
when 11 majority of the \’OLBl‘n‘ recoup
mend it: ,
Makes Application.
Acting, as he claims under this
law. Louis S Burg, of l‘lrotiltiield has
made formal application for such a
license and has duly filed with the
no license town
of 121 voters ol~tlie town of Brook~
field. making such recommendation
Before this signed recommendationé
111111 liltd with the comulieaionera a
rcmonstrance 111111 in their hands.
Thorn: who confused the granting uiA1
the license. had heard that the petition
and they came;
Not Ettahllshed Hotel.
The glouud for the rcmonntrancb is
§lIlllt lining place is not an "Ctilll.ll~,
lisbed summer hotel " within the‘
1‘
The remonstrauce against this 1111
field.
i
27 majority and that, this is on at
tempt to evade the no license law.
126 Names.
The rccominundation hours the
names (ii 126 of ilrooltiiultis vuters.‘
an attested by Km p_\\»‘1|dtnan,i)em
ocrniic registrar of voters and Roprc
acntativo. Mr, \l’lldmttn‘s 111111112 is at
.4vo11 the petition on one of the re
1 commondcrs.
'Petltionor Signs, Too.
There are 2113 registered voters in
the town of l‘irookiicld 11111.! the 1213'
on the rccot'nmendniion is just one
_ more than the majority required by
low. The one is furnished by Mr."
‘1l3urtt, himself.
'l‘ht1 commissioners have not let not
1
l
i
introduced it would have applied only
infirmon. lint Governor 117111111111
thought that. would be too “1111112111111"
so how suggested the law as it, was it
built passed and approved by him.
The law has been attacked by the
tomp‘einnce poOple and those who:
believe in local option. Also by those?
who do not approve of special legle~
ln'llon
it is claimed that if any hotel can
claim that it is "summer" within the
meaning of the law, then licenses can
be issued for four months in that
y'cni in every no license town in the
stoic, provided the signatures of halll
the voters in the town can be obtnined
to a recommendation.
6uw.—.......>....
RETRiEVlNG His L038.
When 11111. Imvion returned from a
1
l
i
'long conference with his son in the"
barn, Mrs Lawton was in a sever of
impatience.
"He's reeling kind of low-spirited," A
said Mr. Lawton. "He's made a bad
investment of some money." ‘
"Speculatiugi" grdaned the mother.
"What’s he been gambling in?"
"Well. ’twasn’t gambling exactly,"
said Mr. 1.111610... mildly. “Ho theta
ydung lady that lived ten miles out
plans and the fourth. time he went one
told hide that she was engaged to in
other youn‘g man.
‘Ho'a my own boy, and he 11171111 one1‘
to let his attentions spoil his life, so he
told me that when he found out she
her own town and that ho‘ had 1111111.,
nose that took him into the my now
and again, he healed the tinket right
up in an envelope and laid it: away
to give him. for a wedding present. "
‘, . Moss noon neaben
111111111 111111111
Petition for Liquor License and
,llemottsirance Against it from
Brookliaid are Filed with
‘ 'l‘hnt special law passed by the last
General Assembly and approved by
Governor Baldwin tor the benefit of
Morton lt'. Plunt's hotel at (lroton has
begun to stir up trouble for the calm»
made
exceeding l’our
coumy commissioners the slgnaiuresf
_ ’l‘hev point out that lilooltlicld vol»,
1 his place in the his- gd no license at the 1,131 Menu,“ bv tilrsru have increased their capacity“
1 once when the season opens.
m”
POPULARITY OF VELOURO.
Hats of’That 111511.111 to Have Big
Vobue in Fall.
The Hat Review, New Yark, issued
yesterday says: '
The etiff hat situation registers a
marked improvement, manufacturers
of this sort of headgear saying that
while their business had hen at a
law ebb, due to the “sky rocketing"
proclivitiea oi the soft but, the “to-
tboganniug” has ceased, and affairs bow
gun to climb. This statement was
,eubetuntlated in many instances by
the exhibition oi! batches of order
sheets or rooms full of cuties awaltlnn
shipment. For n time it was thought
that conservative modelewould meet
with favor for sprint," but styles have
continued along the lines of the low—‘
crowned wide- brim variety. There is
| no set fashion for this clean of dorm .51
llocality lnuenchlg the height of thel
croun and the width of the brim en-
lirel1. ()ne authority states that “tor‘
the man who in u conservative dresser.
but who wants to follow the general
lines of the current fashion, a 4% inch
crown with all by. 1‘1 1-8 inch brim are
excellent proportions. while ‘a ”4i
inch crown with 11 2% inch brim in
more radical, and for the extreme;
"irnd crowns are made 4. 41,3 and llii
inches high (or rather low and brimuf
as wide as 4% lnrhea.” At. any (1119111,:
’the month ended with the still but,
manufacturer feeling that he. had had
his innings. There wore some who
fell, perhaps that perfecth good buei
been was going cit-11111 here because
,i their plant lacked facilities for innku
1
lug soft headwcar, and in auroral in
stances announcements were made or
the addition of soft batting shops.
01' the soft but there is little new to'
cotnmittee shall elect the chairman Jor i. Fulani the planned Washing-l meaning of the law, that it is a 1111p. b" 'Slijd "Finish,uotsil'lc"t1ontinuea1
or, loking toward the altar hotel operated all the year round ‘0 b" ”"3 5'08““ “ll" “'0“ “'9” ““5“
-. BC- 2*The president shall preside Capitol would llnd within the line .of and in no 111111119 is it to be considered manufacturers "“6 8"“31“ ‘0 "Tommi
at the meetings of the club and shall his vision, the low massive memorial1 as being 11111 especially for summer.’ “““v 5“" effects Fashion ““3 decreed;
the tall pile ottho’ puraposo
Here the’ E
l.’incoln memoril i would be away from; pltcation la signed by twelve 1111111111.: thing had ‘0 lit! brought 0‘“ “3 label
of era and waters in the town of Brook ”“9 place 0’ ”‘9 hum “with?“ “'1“.-
that thin suit of headgear will be. in;
111051119 for the spring. but than some
irough textures of last full in order!
‘10 1111 the demand natural innuui'ac-z
1 which alone in conclusive evidence of
[the popularity of the soft but Bowl
Hire in the nihritol agree that creased;
'cruwns have the call but differ upon
the question of the crown height One
says he is 11111-1111.: medium low led1
1
“cls the next. medium high, and so it 3|---“’Nli iii. on
11041111 all along the line. i
The velour hat is reporttd to have
come into its own as the top notch oli:
i perfection in high-class Allcudwear for.
full and winter importers are already
or manufacture is extremely slow, and
‘procludcs the prompt tilting of "Nev-L
cnln hour" orders. A “Tuxedo
,nt 11 “cotlvmttioniil raltlsh" angle that
has already endeared itself to lasbion
able clnbdom.
Straw hats are beginning to‘ be talk-
ed about and in‘ some instances are
shown in the retail stores. inlet sca-
son'a proportions will be duplicated
for 1912 but tnnnv new nomillos will«
in all probabilities make their appear-
Reports
from the lending centers of this indus-
1
that. the demand will be ior sennits
‘ kidney
‘ cents
131~£n111h 1.1111111 $1.. bet tween Grove and
lab-111m Electric Works. State St.
131M113 ring and C1111"! .. in
advertising for the trade to place can as...“ 111111111111 and Water Sis.
ly oit‘ic'ru. explaining that the 1111111139141”
Jaw-«Taylor Arc and South tit.
,Mlil...\\1todwnrd Ave. and Meadows 1.
that the factories can only 1111111 cut-c. ,1t~«n11r1~ittnnd Quinturd Avon. and Wore:
“l “ “15“”! “mmml 0" intuitions, which : te~~~w11odv1 11rd and 1.0151111»: Mes.
Si Jlolden Hill St. and Elmwood Ave
5:.‘wli'nsi1tnnton H.
velour {lbw-Freight 111 d and Ann 81., private.
in
18'» (.‘mncr of Main and Wall Streets.
.incldcn Menue anti L'nlon Place.
Eli—«Spring Hill and Kellogg Street.
gimtlnioni it.
.thi‘ionklin Avenue and l.vnt.-s Place.
ill-willie houeo.
32mvi-cnt. .tivrutuo1 and Morwin Street.
Slim-Harbor Avenue and Orchard Street.
alwifbnpoi Street and Harbor Avmiue.
.id~«\'t~’ost A11c71uc,ncn1 the. armory.
“~01th Elmer and Wilton uremic.
cum-bronco Street.
til-«Grunt! Street and. Tindnll Lone.
{titanium and Cntheilne Streets.
53-11111“! Canann Road rind Fair street.
.m . Awmwmmaww
80 T0 'I'IIE RESBIIE '
W
Don't Wait Till It's Too Lulu-Follow
the Example of a South Nor-
wnlk citizen.
Rescue the boiling back.
if it keeps on aching tmuble comes.
Backacho is kidney ache. ,
if you neglect the kidneys’ warning,
Look out for urinary trouble.
This South Norwnlk citizen will
show you how to go to the rescue.
John M. Harlot, 76 Spring street,
South Norwallt, Conn. says“: ‘We are
pleased to confirm all we said in
pmiee of Dunn's Kidney Pills when
we publicly recommended theta some
years ago. They live tip the claims
made tor—them; I tools Dean's Kidney
Pills, mounted at 1l’laistcd a Drug
Store, when I was suffering from back
ache and other symptoms of inactive
kidneys and they 1swoon cured me. An-
otlhel' member of my family who had
complaint used Donn a Kidney
Pills and in her case too they brought
complete l'.elief"
For sale by all dcaicrs. Price 50
Foster Milburu Co., iiuffnJo,
'Now York, bole agents (01 the United
states
Remember the nnmewi‘lonn'uwmid
take no other.
.,... f," z.,.-A.....-...
LADIES’ UNITED WHIST CLUB.
M. 11. ladinnnd Zoloft, ui' Conc'old
street, entertained the members of the
hadios' United \‘i’hlat Club. yesterday
afternoon at her home. The first 111121:
was won by ~\irs George Stevens; the.
second by hire B B Smith and the
consolation bv Mrs. P F‘ Smith. The
1‘11cxt meeting will be held at. the home
‘of hire i) liurr iioucl1,oi lietin place, 7 ,0},M’71i§:'8x'1733095315 “1:551:11?” 96:15.?
10 20: 10461: 113 x
0“ ”1" ”m “‘3" i 1'. \1.-——12. 6111.1 1: 06 1:37: 111111111 &
nmrmfims
, Sundays. "
A.M ~12: 48x. 5: 09:. 5' "9:. 8.151 10.201,
1;; may: in; azttxie .16.. 5:38,’ {50:1,
IOUTH NDRWALK sin: ALARM it "1 " ‘ “1 '12 "1 9" "1 10"” '3
IOXII A 1
Fire Alarm Head unrtcrrt at Electric NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK‘
S’Ol‘kn. Tole-Dione NI“ 5” “37ml: A. “3-414“. 5: 80, 8:15. 8:0017, 8708!,
.8:55 . 9.1 ., :2.
laxi‘lashington and North slain St- ; 1131,1651; 221%": “31"5'2f03’ho}: 3357
‘ Lawmxfigloigfg‘ind d3“ 53 3(1):, 63'0533‘82‘0829' (13231.8:0511'. 5:15, 5:25x
.63 ' n p
ii—xit (l Corset Factory, private. ~ 12 1:32.113 x. 8' 0311. 9: 0' n 00‘ ii: 30'
(iv—Hoyt a Theatre.
’leorwnlkH outtalé)
ill'ford and City Hotels
8—- hluaic Hall.
ilwi‘ mas £51.
”me1219! St“ Franklin School.
iswgtionciord 81.. Concord and Lincoln
10“ fl
HwNor'lh Main and Ann Ste
will it tell. and llnvview Ava. HAVEN
lama: orwnlk lion Works.
176111.731 Ave and Cedar St. A “.1143: 12:. 121711 1: 5711. s 09. 7: 28.
ill w111111. School “on! Ave 92131:. 1mm, 11. 1111.1 1i:17
1’1 Taylor Ave. 1 11. 111 -_:tt.x.1:20. 3:11;: s 21:. 4; as,
lulmsiily .m. and pow.» St 51:12}. 11:151. 617. 7:1011. 902x. 9: 16:1,
at~Chcsiriut nn'i ion Ste.
35.. 1115011111 11111111L and onroe Sll. “To Bridgeport Saturdays only—3: 05 p m
.Zuwmxington Ava not! A still 3!.
1’7me and Elm Grove is.
Moadow Bin
1
1
§ 1
——)ti..ockwood hits.
Fnlrfioid Ave and Coder or.
13711121.
l
1 .7 MN nth ck Co whale. .. M ,6; :20 dnll' .\ 1 1 ,1
a "M '0' the hearing. l‘hty have had I)???“ introduced Ill” some. of the s‘lxlulirghvtto; non int'ct'tcring boxes. 6212.3:21111101' ' :xcegtn itndays)
r 1‘ ’ 1 " .. ‘s u
”m 11‘“ “W1 "'7 3"“ intro "" "0 "otunrt" shops for evening wear wittrbg‘fiff fivlfix'fih'132'1b‘i12h3i19' ““m 1' ":1" 5 *s‘z’gd 21‘4" “ 113'
1111111., .111 in 1111.17 tit-uni the license, if "m dinner 3111111171. it is said that it; ”“3" film's“ m ,2 “mm and 8 9‘ 111.1 A 5 11-15 )1.
. . , . :1 1 ‘ l . _ ‘, . . .r'r.‘. 1. a
fronted. could not he untd . until; ““5 n long-ticcdod want of the club “gmj‘lgnngy’ 111 odd Mum. mm“ m p ‘1‘“.“15' “15, _
1A unei. " , 1 . . , 1" A. line upon. 1- ~ M
1 , . . . . t ""m “"0 hm. frequently ulniplnillcd T110 strokes after an alarm. fire out, rev NEW YORK TO BOSTON,
'ihnt lnu 1111.17 passed for tht.1 bout», , , ,. , , , t
. A of the inopproprinttncea of tilt. (111.111 calls at Ditflttlthh 1 '8
l . , ~ 1 . l l i , ‘ Thi‘éd MOW ”(rukvg. war" {a be gnu: topping at New HaVen, New London
.. fit or the tort (11 iauod lUllfit. 111 _ ., , . , , ,
A, ,io1 near after six unlock and soukht on, p-161 . l and Providence.
~ melon. As the bill 1111s originally, for something of the, nature now tittll- at 11.1. or o. in. each 31 wonder. a box -.
suited for test .
plied by the velour hatt’tpooplc. "Mobil-[1:3 glanggpgmmaufidistrict nlso rs» ugh?!” ,3 m. 1 1”,, 3.119, 9:13x, 1111231, ,
. 'luxodo is made in a jet black shade FM M.-12.07x, 1:20! 3:1“. 3:17;. 6:1“.
of the very lineal material and warn 11:19.
NORWALK FIRE ALARMS
1 name 02 PER DAY AND upwsao
New York, New
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
typed Elm; goes in Harlem River), 2 '4“:
735221. it: 4011.1
8:31:11, 9:3011, 11.0011. 12 :Oilx.
A. 51-43: 12x. 11113:.115'1’x. 7:43. 91:42.
é 301027.]: in
1" his-12 06x. 8:10x, 8:48, ‘1’:10x. 8:43.11,
0:01X .
‘oanaunv 1ro scum NORWALK.
.SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURV.,
Hotel Mahackemo
.I. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
seawcs AND column up 110 DATE
SUNDAY 1111111111113 751
Banquets a SpeCialty
7111.. CALL m , ,
Daily Line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers leave Pier
28. East River. New York (foot
of Dover street). every any (ex-
copt Sunday). at 3 p 111. Freight
received at Norwaik up to 4 p
m. and South Norwalk 11; to 6: an
o in
Norwalk Steamboat Company
Arming J. Smith, C. C. Hegeman,
Lessee General Agent
Haven 8. Hart-
, ford ‘
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE '
In Effect Ont. 1. 1911.
—-u——-
'37, 4:13x, 5:135 5:5“. 6:40, 6:1:12, ‘i: i8:
o
Sundays. '
A. M. «ii: 00 8: 2oz? 9: Mn. 10:02x, 11:00:.
P. hl.-12:01|. 5:.170 it, 5:0 ,ti:tlix, 7:2 1.
W
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
Sunda aye.
A M.«-61(10,7'23é'81300 S.13,10:03. 1:1 50
P. \L‘W-JZ‘RX. 6 311.8 30.
Sund days.
111-. 55, ll: 55
I1 Mu—«d:tltl.7 max.
Leave South Norwaik.
(1:) Express.
or
5~~\\’t1st Avenue and Berkeley Street.
(Private box).
in stereos Street and l‘lm (frost
«it’whiniu 1111111111. and North Avenue.
ltry say that. orders for the spring 54-~(fl1estnut 8 rent. 11 or Summer St. m’AILS CLOSE FOR
. A . w nsro andtlm1A1en
and sunnner are 15 to 20 per cont.s5~$'ilil'1'bo'ti$cenn ' “9 “mm “NW-“7 W (Brimpori OI“!
‘ 13le not Avenue and Lincoln Avenue ”'0 ' it: 00"" "1"“
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’ TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
LOVERS
“The Place".
if your decision
ME isa..... . .
RALSTIPN $4
.Elite“$3. 50- $4.
SHOE
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know‘ of their flexibile, comfort-
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no breaking in.
$3 $3.50 $4
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Matting
Remnants
This week we offer any piece of
Straw Matting under 16 yards for
‘160 a yard
This includes both China and lap. .
Mailings that sell regularly for 25,
30 and 35c.
TheAJAngevine
81 Son Co.
.134 -13(1 Washington Street
There will still, be ‘
, Plenty of
WINTER
WEATHER
We, offer you the last chance
to buy it Cylinder Stove cheap.
We are closing out our entire
stock of these Stoves in many
sizes at low down prices. '
Horace R. Nash
N.Main&We§lSts.
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