may nay-“m i‘ ' at mix-r. . ,~ ”:“fim'ufl-“m’ O-sOO-VM‘ \,. Storing Pissimre Co. New Stomflow Goods. Dependable Furniture OPP. HOYT’S THEATRE SPECIA is Drop Side and Mattress $4.95 1...... Description-«Extra heavy iron-"lumen canon with drum aids that lit! up making it into a lull-sired bed. Excellent Notional Futile. ‘ mmntaa spring with cotton tufted mattress and bolster roll, A notion that has sold in The Norwalks from $7 to :9. Our price as long as they last 84.05. SEE THEM IN OUR WINDOW. “When we say it's Oak. it’s Oak” Sterling Furniture Co. 127-129 Washington St. Tel. 105 South Norwalk harm. He said: illlfl REGISIER lllll illilllli .story in his reading lesson. on a special paper, very thin and sel. cheap it is not necessary to use the The word was new to him. more costly paper for such a bublics-f "Barons." “meM. “NEE“ tion. The paper we do use has to be Still Willie hesitated, and looked be ' made for us and the manufacturer who wildered. got our contract this year was held “Barquei Baronet" up unavoidably by the mails. It was unfortunate but unavoidable and was teacher, this time sharply. Sscrsiaryui Sisis Phillips illo- um 1"“. Bull" Bill 00“!“ not nearly so serious as the automobile heard aright. Then. with an apprehen- ' department seems to want to make it also look around the class. he shout- ‘ H30" Responsibility seem." led, "Bow-wow."—-Detroit Free Press. Elsewhere The state automobile register" con- taining the names and registrati numbers of automobile owners of the ' * suteiis new ready for distribution so 4 " " sprain? iii a diatoms”. at” Secretary" -' ' or Stats Albert Phillips. ' f The announcement will come as a re- ‘3 lie! to the police oillclsls as well as -- the automobile owners and dealers '1 throughout the state, who have been ‘: wondering when this indispensable volume was going to make its appear- ance. it at all. it has taken the scorer , ‘ tnr‘y Ind the clerical force or his do 22 pertinent almost five months-to get -- . ready a report on the automobile r851 ‘11 i istrptions This is in spite of the (act ;; that the secretary, at the beginning 01 , ~ - . the year. made himself celebrated for a: I.‘ day by insisting on the armst of every‘ j; nutomobilist who was found drivins ‘ his machine under an old tag aiteh .. the 1913 license had expired. . dis a result or the agitation which ; has grown out ol the tardiness oi the -~ publication. a statement has been issu- ed from the automobile department o ins once at the secretary of the stats .wh'ira uimwd. monochrome neon - ' ,r "wmnkoMr"mml‘.,P. Dunn and the ’ ' . scale board of costs-oi. Secretary Phil. 4 lips himseit would. make no definite so ' cusation. When asked what be bad to Wis s relied for. the dbl-i. Hr Phil: lips rspiisdcia sheared manner: . ‘ 'ijolndio mall th'elllame? won't. spent as my one. ‘Yoa can" blame the Jar. it all. and for surmise} chem me. up. I you any a r. ‘m.". . I, . . 7 ' , bias men. chic! clerk oi the ant mobile department anus man ‘ . is. taken mu charge oi are" wra‘on' ~cherogistsr,wasnotsoneticsntald Keeps Liquid Cold 80 Hours . Hot 30 Hours - nowbsioreflsssnpplyiaeidmutld. eslmal and should have worked little Willie was struggling through the “The automobile riaister is printed was not a sloop it was a larger ves I hives. m scabies—Dunn's 0hr By its rig l judged ii to be a supplied the teacher. repeated the Willie looked as though he had not ammunition-ass. ”‘me . bureau—m.“ lacs-es. ins-m ...... ~1‘s—dnitnmismmldnibi3bifl. some, OR seventy-five years—dim-quancrs the n'phbhand at the shipper oi comr- cial America. Them omnsteplor. l walkinxduandltcamctostay. Forbo years ithae been the right-hand of com- mercial Norwallr. 9": : ‘ panics might retire from business. a pro 1 inventors. 'Frora whom this protest—— saw-Hugues“ Douglas finder, W. R. C.. 16, will hold their regular weekly meeting this evening. i Lincoln Council. No. 4. Order United American Mechanics. will meet this evening at K. oi M. C. Hall. Washin- ton street ~m itching instantly. Cures ”NW “ puss. scams. salt the“, litter, itch. iment. At any drill store. iT‘HE ersanmaes OF l , NMTMITE saicss mt ‘ H... 1 Salt. molasses and peanuts are the only three otrrall the commodities which go direct to the consumer to feed and clothe him and keep him warm. on Bradstreet's list at compare» tive wholesale prices, which have vs- rlsd less in price than anthracite coal since the year 1901. In that year the custom was “bombed among ~ larger prodeadrs or anthracite dim re- » .- -~dusiag the. ahndard price so cents ‘ ‘durlng tnqmn’ppthml spril. io'csnts :: during stay. so cents during June. so ,. Immwrmndmmu dill-inf I: August, restoring ten normal price in I “September This custom of reducing immediate; the summer months i: iovminimmiashishsoim -ln1810andlsil. ns'prios‘oidpril C 1. ihisyssr huellsb‘kcluda'd. WW m muss 15 IN THIS TOWN '~ And In To Stay i da century—«he aprons has been. _ It is here to my.- Whilst-day visas.- Infillanadvancsdlllcenisatoni was made-in the wholesale price clan-inns;- oi soar. so smash-am thraoiietooilsetthaliiperssat. museums-assumes I i‘citnsssorusoiamgnmodmthslabortsatilsaanthmoitesndm. " .Wlikedasil fig comparative thaldtthe increased nest of “handmade-animus“. pmvafladmmhmmndldmmmgandmtm ruummmmwm iiprios the only fiddle in the wholesale commodflypricoa, be'tweenhsi. 1001. that it'riceoianihraoite since 1m, until lo I“. surname , the express companies? Nol The mer- chanss attire country-shippers 'm where-«petitioned Congress that no action be taken shat wit have the cited: of forcing the express companies to retire. Commercial organizations all ova the land have joined in this appeal to Wadi-.... ,. For nvcntyefive yarn in tilled)“:t for a good many more years in the in I , Wu gaigre t ingu- an”. EKPI’HI Service will mean ‘ ‘ ‘1 Mess W M M t‘ect wpursnce it you will but Personal Service—Jill! Responsibilitv Adams Express Co. H. E PRATT, Agent ~ ‘ Tckphaeiye and 577. Wflmmu WEMEWEfi—“W emcee. :mwhiéfi’ointalns the iniorina ‘ WORKER AND FARMERS lion sent by Labor Commissioner ..___.. wssiilNQ'nON.1isy 29.~~0klaho ma will need 1mm 12000 to 15 .000 men ‘rsoisd that inquiry be made or the to help harvest its wheat crop. Labor State ollcius in Kansas, Commissioner 1.. Daugherty. at that South mints. North Dakota. lows. State, made this statement in a tale Wisconsin. linuesota and idissouri as gram to Secretary at Labor Wilson,'io the needs oi their States in the requesting his aid in obtaining these matta at harvest his. men. Secretary Wilson has caused 'Oeseral Burieson will cooperate with to be prepared a circular to be sent Secretary Wilson in distributingibs . to first, second and third class post circular. iuugherty. in addition Secretary Wilson has at Nebraska, Postmaster in the prices of the 31 commodities cents a tea was added this year in or ranged trons so per cent. to son par dsr to meet the expense or the new Pennsylvania State tax of 3% per in calculating the variation in the cent. of the value of the cod! It the price oi anthracite coal the average mine. which amounts to approximate 01 the various years has been taken iy 10 cents a ton. as noedvsncs can as a basis, as it would be mummy be made in the price of the smaller unfair to compare the low price of aiaes, which form.“ per cent. at the some summer month. under the catch output Of ML ing custom, with the normal price of a‘ winter month. The year 1901 has been has been arousedthis year-bribe tact excluded Rom the calculation. as the m “‘0 retail dealers have Mild it 9. ohish prices or that year were caused necessary to advance the retail price by the prolonged strike, which in. m. on account at their increased moi- es. rooted aaaiast the independent opera passes and increased espeneu in 1mm and lint the large producer-g, handling coal. (Whatever action they writ-net normai. and have never been have when bps notbiaa to do with the ”W5" mwsnmimnhmm which limbodn 'ss sale prices or anthracite. stove sites. I'm “0"- ia New Tori. per ton. “cording to Bradstroet's laurel. have been as tot. largest variation in -. the wholesale Ilucli discussion of anthracite prices The following table. showing II Ihaa tended to been the price steady, lows: prices oi the 85 commodities. between ‘ ‘iandghea enabled the consumerioknow Strike year—1902 ..... 86.97 June 1. 1901. and AD!“ 1. 1914. and ' .1“; whenhs could buy the cheapest ~19081........... 5.00 also the increase or declines in the con. _ . ~100d........1... 4.83 price of April 1 191i. u censured ,, The commodities selected for pur- , +1905” ...... ass with June 1 1901. should be or inter - poses of comparison. as to their val-la Strike year—190d. . . .. .. 4.85 1set to the householder. who seals him- 3 H0- in recursion—asthmatic coslaro -—-1007‘.. ..... 4.88 ‘sslt agar-loved on the subject at the “If. 26 provisions, groceries and ~1908‘............ 4.88 Woicul. salt. mom. mam 31» fresh and arm traits. Unanuiacturad Sspenslon --l909 ..... 4.33 iralsmmycurrants. potatoes, tea and «a Lil-wins. bltafibious ass). and made —-1910............ as 'llar are the only commodities IhichA f‘ and refined petroleum. The compare. ~1911. ..... .......t.88 have decreased in [mower increased. 3 x; imperious Maynard“: to Strike year~iili............ 5.16 'lsss inn anthracite. m am three - show the variation in the wholesale -1911 ....... 5.10 'are the only ones whhh have varied ‘1 prices at than muss asp the lmoaiiis iii—1811. ....... 5.15 less in price ihan anthncita. 1181i”) ...; ‘ “ l‘uoms “mm” m can ~assasa.‘I-sasaassasssnaps.)I ‘ I. ”‘1‘. inM“”musslsfivcdasIsd‘ldsoesasdsge aa- sac-I‘l- JP‘PCMIWHM‘M” 137...”..uugimmu.gurus-nun i—Anthradite. Meal-saith posse (Wanner-mammali- ... , ' ;.dn‘rgsst variation teams-rd” bonus fluid? at. April mus. tMMM' overlaid.” 1.1a“ ‘ denunciation. Salsa-m Jm-m‘ 10.0” out: 91.!va 15.3 percent. ' than“ ssoe-asaadaqu...cussccrcss.rue-appss-‘acbccssaa .seus _17.‘.w m. I” w.‘ ”Mp-wuss ”fluent. ' lhdpsr duh , f ”‘3'." . ............-. serum suspends ... season‘s. psavss'leiQV'udfllddis'.‘ dill," “‘lfliflfl ...-ac1yam..-.osss .v-ssaaga-assts'svss m—w .‘t‘W‘m Q’ITa‘Is 5;:‘lI‘e’svbs‘drlsevoesssbsal “-‘w mt 3.4”“ .r... mi par-sue our out. snafia-as-sm- essca‘n-sssefiaaoss“; ”Dink. m3)?” M3 pk mic mmm sacs. the ; j. 7's '5"? ‘. i m! - w w-w-vw-oW' " NEW LONDON, lay We dd schooner Emma m us must in Gardiner's Bay, h me can blow. The Scott anew has _.;s sent mg and lighter to raise 1!. flit" :3 Ionihud hails from New Yin. flap?" to o! 72 m can Bad Teeth Become good frimth when looked after properly. Dr.I live him a trial. Toss» mood quickly so good treatment. is as assu- as. so. Neruda. muss: s a. area a. u, was" av W. ' [6 Merrill . 1;: Graduates Have been placed ll m the past six weeks. n. OI! Manta was! well rained ol- “ tics help they apply to the us. adamant a! ' Merrill Business Colleges south Nsmlk. sums. . ” 3‘? 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