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‘Conilition” Your OwnT
Another Big Advantage Iof
VELVET SMOKAROLS—
the Great Tobacco Triumph «4;. 1 g;
Haven’t you often {band that your smoking ' :
tobacco dries and hardens? Steam heat will do
1t; or chain geahle climate. -
If your tobacco is in tin 01 bamno’rhi ng can be done about
it for immediate use. But when the atmosphere affects
the tobacco in a VELVET SMOKAROL you can quickly . '
“condition” it if you
. Breathe Through the ”SMOKAROL? ,
Before Filling Your Pipe f .
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:Mruwfl'o *‘va’mwam
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This; “conditioning” re Set res the SMOKAROL to its "
natural softness It Willi also aid it to slip easily and I '
snugly into the pipe boy «i, and your tobacco will be just I 3‘
right for a can, enjoy able smoke.
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PIATENTEID JUNE 29 i9i5
If your dealer cannot supply. you, we will send you a drum of
VELVET SMOKAROLS~12 packages, 72 smokes—30c nd a
SMOKAROL PIPE 25c, on receipt of cash or stamps.
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211 Fifth Ave" New York Ch
. Conduit I915
Smokarol
Pipe . .. '7
251,-..-
4 Packa es
I (2! Smoke:
”flap: Brier
Md Rubber Bit
WW I W I Y. DEC 8. 1915
l The D. M. Read Co.
admirers every day.
l of lovely Donn Comfortab
i Mahogany "Tip-Tables"
Established 1857.
The Gift Room, located in one of the large furniture galleries, draws its cotcrie
Purchases are made here if visitors so desire.
i Rugs, Cretonnes, Trunks and Bags, Steamer Rugs, Blankets and all the assortment
les, on the third floor.
.1 he l‘urmture Sections present an unusual number of the small or individual pieces
t‘nllslilt'ft'il personal. and which are always so highly valued by persons of taste.
are the articles nhich as )‘t‘drh pass become
niture ii is his bouurlen duty to provide for it,
“heirlooms,"
. $4.50 to $15.00
The Store Closes Saturdays at 6 o’clock.
A Christmas Store in Every Daail
of
3 The Furniture of Personal Character
These
and if one has not heirloom fur—
for1tacrpnres value with time.
Windsor C Iairs, Mahogany finish and solid
i . , ..
3 Ladies French Writing Tables, very hand— Mahogany .............. $6.75 to $17.00
some specimens oi Mahogany, from Tal Mahogany Candlesticks for Chilllllt‘y
, $10.50 to $32.00 pieces or or sideboard use Colonial and
‘ Muffin Stands. MahOgany ------- $735 UP lie ) )lL‘\\illtt from ........ $1. t $ 00
i G t l r bl - 1‘ 0° ° 4
a e— Cg a es, 1‘” 1‘“ >“Pl'k'l' 01' 32ml" Crickets, with \eloul or Iiit\lr\ eoitiings ‘
. r . o u '
‘ Pembroke Table. verx handsome. 35hr;- $4I75 up
i enough for breakfast use . . . . . ..... $30.50 Small Kidney Writing Table """ $3150
; Lazy Susans. Mahogany .......... $7.75 up T68 Wagons - ---------- $9 75 “P
l l‘llllit’tl (ink ...................... $10.00 Telephone Tables ............. . . $6 50
l A Melodeon Desk ................ $39.75 Mahogany Card Tables ....... $20.06
' These give (ill idea. ’lIhere lire Sewing Tables of \‘iiriel styles, some l’aintcd Fun I
mime oi toloiunl design. Nests of Tables. Ft-llar‘t'is. Wine (hairs, English Club (hairs,
lh-slr and Sewing: (hairs - k
I Chrildren’s Rain Coats
, Special
i Seltoolhags to match
, llox.
ii to 14 years
; The Fans
For something really 1‘
.\ll i
that is liable not to be duplicated,
we the Falls.
l
l
l l’lmned Fans of ostrie
ers on slicks.
l Fultllilfl Falls (ll llt'élt‘ut‘lt
pheasant leathers.
in Raincoats or
Capes with
n :1 (‘hristnins
$3.00.
“1&1 I
0f silk 0 Chilton,
in holiday iwhion and most attractive
152-95. $3-9s. 54-95 and uv
Waists
llilliy niotlels,pnik1d
Second floor“.
Handkerchiefs
xclusive,
h loath
and
Do not wait too long!
are lovely embroidered novelties
lll sufficient numbers at present.
grains 1'
There
If you want initials or mono
mbroidercd. place your
orders now.
l’alls of the French Eilipire.
M;
Seals, Tags
brilliant ill-signs.
llll'll Tape and labels a
l dainty dressings for ixlt‘kagt‘s‘.
ll
WILLlMANTlC MAN FOUND IN
. KANSAS.
‘Alleged Thief Traced to New Haven—-
Edward Weldon Arrested.
: \t'll.l.lli.~\.\"l‘l(‘. Dec. 8:» Edward
iwmlon, Iii years old, colored. it farm-
Illilllll employed by \V. ll. Squires 01
Mansfield. was arrested early this
inverting us he “as stopping from
:1 train in lmnvonworih. Run. by l'L‘r
quest of the Connecticut state police.
Elie is churned “Illll stealing $3!"- and
three. watches from Mr. Squires. It
is alleged that the their was eommiu
ed last Saturday when Mr. Squires
i wont to Huston. After he was well on
his journey, Palmer Green of this
3 city went to Squircs’ house to pay llllil
1 $51) which he owed him lie paid the
if llllll IS llllllllllil
. GRAY, USE SAGE Illl
Here's Grandmothers Recipe to Dark-
en and Beautify Faded Hair.
That beautiful oven shade of tlillk,
. glossy hair can only be had by brewing
in mixture of Sngc Ten and Sulnhui.
,Y'oui hair is your (llllilll. it makes or
mats your i‘n1e.\Vlioii it hides, turns
gray, streaked and looks dry. wlsliy
lurid scraggyly, just on application or
itwo of Sage and Sulphur enhance its
S‘nppeamnce a hundredfold.
; Don't. bother to prepare tin tonic;
lyou can get from any drug store 11 50
cent :bottle of “\Vyeth‘s Sage and Sul-
'Dllul‘ Compound " ready to use. This
(on always be depended upon to brlnn
back the natural color, tickness and
llustre of your hair and remove druid
Iiruff, stop scalp itching and falling
1 hair.
.' Everybody uses “Wyeths Sage anr'
:ISulpliur because it darkens so naiur
Inliy and evenly that nobody run toll
It has been appli ed. You simply daint-
en a sponge of soft brush with it and
dra’w this through the hair, taking one
small strand at a time; liy morninirI
the gray hair has disappeared, and
“ Dennison’s ’
and Pasters
. .. Santa
lirltets. l'apcr Festooning.
till flour.
in
Clans
i illlll
ud other
il‘i.‘lllt'lll
the Squires
money to a member of
flurnlly and shortly ni‘terunrds 1h.-
money was missed; also llll‘t‘t' mitt-h
cs.
Weldon disappeared and the state
police were notified. 'l‘hey [rat't‘tl
Weldon to New Haven, and iron.
lhere to 1.0111'01111'orill, “here,
learned, he lliltl relatives. 'lhe lu'res!
tonight was 11 simple mutter ruler .l
was known that he was bonded {or
the ionw where his folks live. Wel-
don nus arrested sevcrul months ago
and put on probation, the chargi-
nunmst him being forgery. lie uns-
also arrested in New Haven and put
on probation. The police mniron trill»
iii: an interest in him, sent Weldon
to Mr. Squires. who wanted :1 furni-
hz.ind He will he extradited.
il \vzik
SANTA HAS PLENTY OF TOYS
THIS YEAR.
REM" YORK, Dec. 8. ~ Good
Santa Claus is happier than mer lhi
\(‘ul, for his grout path “us never be-
lore so full. lie “ill see that the good
times that have come to the relief 01‘
the family pocketbook are. shared by
the youngsters. rile has ndded to his
sicrk oi‘ toy s, and has some new ones
that will make the kiddies sit up and
tnke notice on Christmas morning.
From for off 911 itrerlund away up hit
the mountains surrounded by war on
all
crest pro ductions. From South Amer-
Iica. Santa has gleaned 11 um hind 'ul
Idolls and toys. The Japan so toys
are in his pack as usual, and lli“' \
to King George of England the i
0115 German toys that run mound and
lump have soiely crossed the 01mm
i0 Sunnis storehouses. But the wise
old man who drives his reindeer (lVPi‘ .
the houselops took no chant-es of h)
ing short, so he set thousands anl
l thousands at Americans to work mak
ing new toys and games and dolls for
llho big pack this Christmas. You
can get a glimpse of them in 1119 atom
w'indous' those chilly days and they
;certainly look good to bright Amcrr
can girls and boys
When papa says “business in boom I.
after another application it becomeslliig" and .mamu is worrying has it met
beautifully dark and appears glossyt‘l
I I‘makc sure that that is the time ih:_'1'.' ' ;
lustrous and abundant
1
the rent and. the grocery bill,y1u (-1 l
oi ifln‘isinius
oi 1
sides, how (time some of the (Elm ‘.
The Christmas Cards
011 the right of the Fairfield
.\\‘1'. entrance the gay assortment
Cards is spread for
rust lt‘t‘l ion.
Cards, Calendars, Blotters and
Odd Booklets, Stationery.
Santa is going to see that his little
friends get the good things that ho
combs from all places in the world.
psEl‘lrc
Mrs. Knicker—Did you see the but-
glur‘.’ ‘
Mrs. Booker—No, he was too prouo
to come up sinirs and my husband
was too proud to go downstairs. ~ New
York Sun.
Don’t Forg’ et-
that when constipaii in l‘gl l . ncss m
indicts ion is in ,gltxi d, it ll..uyt'.21:3~e
a scriou, 31‘ less. A t_ 1. nu the first;
symptom-lot p 30111 (1:1;1 mo organs
in good orthrbythe umtly in of
BEECMNS
Pitts
Latest Sale of Any Medicine in the \Vorld.
gold overywhelfiln inboxeo. 10c” 25:.
music IBllGS. utilise
13 Cross St. 13 Woodward AAve.,
'Phonc 1523. South Nor-walk, Ct.
STORAGE AND REP/”RING. .EORD
worm A SPECIALTY. .3
Tires, Tubes and Supplies. Prampt
Service a Feature.
-....-.—y--m
. CALL us UP
and we will rush our trouble
Iii-tn right ariund When some
'1' "xv lilo» :h's lumpona in your
ll yilul‘ l
PLUMBING '
is defective. antiquated. unsani-
tary or .worn out. have us make
necessary repairs or install it
new system of
MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBING A SPECIALTY ,
HSRACE RMSl—l
Fix-nblng and Heating
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. Tel. 1354. .
' Mcrth _Maln St. S. Nc'wflk
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