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Christmas Furniture
Our holiday display on both of our immense display
floors is by far the most’ attractive we have ever shown,
and includes everything from complete sets for parlor, den.
office, sleeping room and dining remote dainty single pieces .
that makes big showing foremlieom. ,
A NEW LINE OF NOVELTlES ‘
0! wood, metal, wicker, pottéry and glass that
seen to be appreciated.
All purchases will b: gladly reserved for future delivery.
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Indium width hems.
'Plain .................. '. ................ 15¢ to 50¢
,_>_ Initieled ............................... 15¢ and 25¢
:3 Boxed Handlrtrchiefs with and without initials, with em-
; hroidery in assorted designs ............. 59¢ to 81.25
Children’s Handkerchiefs in plain white, with or without in.
itials; in novelty boxes ............. 15¢ :unl 25¢ a lmx
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
"Destroying a Food industry.
. Handkerchiefs
Ladies’ All-pure Linen Handkerchiefs. with narrow hem-
stitched hems; embroidered in the one-comer effects and
fancy scalloped or lace4trimmed edges .
Ladia' Plain and Initieled Handkerchiefs, with narrow
hemetitchod hams ................ 15¢. 25¢ and 35¢
Men’s Plain Hemstitched Handkerchiefs with narrow and
J. I. MALLETTE
fininrno CONGOLE’UMS is
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Congoleum Rugs
6-4x6-4, 8it.x10ft., 9tt.x12lt. l
INDUSTRY LEAVE STATE
(Continued from First Page.)
Is it
. 'cedx d that Connecticut had taken the
‘ilar measures in their respective
stutes. _
' 3 Between 1879 and 1880. the laws .
leisls in the coast towns to grant to
‘ .for the purpose of prowling and
' planting shell fish; they were sold to
lths more enterprising oyster planters
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Sound, from one to three miles from
l land, outside or the bays, harbors and
. islands where the previous oyster col—s
. , These memurooa planters were
‘ ridiculed too such herebrainsd invest
loo sense of "A roolond his money
- . 15¢ to $2.50
South Norwulir.
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Printed and Inlaid Linoleums
A. DICKERMAN o son
PHONE 446
l'oliows:— ~ 3
When the industry Begun. l
(lVE‘l' forty years ngo the state of,
iComiecticut was foremost among all f
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Ml. Rowe's paper, which is entitled m" ”me" m permitting her enter-.
pricing citizens to create an oysicrl
- ”and Public Policy?" .13 in part as! farming industry. L‘ang .the post i
ltest )tfll'ti, she has by unwise legisls- ,
Him. taken the lead toward its tie-3
struction, '
in tween tint: and 1380, it was con-
leud in the oyster industry and the
3 most progressive legislators from other
states came lime to ascertain Con-
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; liet'lit'ul methods and to advocate sim-
.ot' Connecticut permitted certain om-
uny citizen areas of land under water
such citizens at 51 an acre. .
For many years the enterprise was
regarded as too hazardous [or exten-
sive investment, but in 1871 and '75
purchased some-arena hem: mum
in the open waters of Long Island
tlvstion hid Oflflefl.
mom end it no commonly spoken or
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3 ,‘losses. dangers enactment». those:
‘wat recognized M {Drum-Ill ”6
. . mm W.“ «armpit!!! dd:
soon parted." Notwithstanding moot
adventurous planters neutered no
mess and More If” the, enterprise
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FLOUR sAL
MP FLOUR. “but. he; ................. . “.35
mm ”.6013 IEDAL FLOUR.
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rs: um see. m as.
. pinno. Artistic designs in metal,
= or bronze finish with adjustable shades,
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lsj the moat time.
lied unlined dam em oi :mey
at but little expense 1!! selling or»
tor grounds to the platen, to moon
enceofthslmmfllen existing ou-
thorisinx such sues.
prior 'to 1881 the town or Stream-0‘
received clear of all expense, 35,000
on a sale otebout 6,000 acres.
rtows, the
.e conmussloo so than the stats he
stand or the towns should resolve the‘
jnroceods or the edes'dgthe stem
It was provided thet this commission
Electrical Contrivences
to aid the housewife
Way hat-k in the-years when Bom'unin Franklin.
upon whom he the poem, drew electric currents from
the clouds probably he had no thought of the wonder-
ful suds the American women would obtain thereby.
3 Electricity makes housework run in annooth were.
Take W188 notice of all articles provided by the Road
House for the home it“ one has electricity.
loom Heaters, at 8 6.50
Ovens for use ull grills. " 3 m
m Wm for the nursrrv, '3 7.50
Ooflee Wes, flOD and up
Chilling mobilise, “00nd up
911113. $ 5.302md up
Milton, 1 3 7.00 and up
: Kettles, 3 9.” and up
Tom, 3 I.“ and up
Hosting Pads,
0 450mm up
nonunion Heaters for hunting liquids in
tumblers, S 4.00 “
ham, 3 (.00 and up
Eur Curlers, s 8.75
Shaving Mugs, Portable Water Heaters and other
olevm- inventions both in nickel and copper.
Basement.
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Electric Lamps
Artistic lamps for library or living rooms with
lmsesunnde from Satsuma jars, and shades of t "tinese
('lnllmltlt‘l'y, Very unique, very handsome,
$42.“), $45.00 and 3500) complete
Floor Lamps for reading, or at the side of the
antique gold. brass
$11.00, $14.“), $17.50 and up
Library Lamp, bronze finish, metal frame shade with ‘
white art glass panels, three lights, most agree-
able and pleasant for working or reading, $35.00
Lamps with mahogany boss or standard. decorated
shade, _ 3 $20.00 and up
Arm {flops for library use, bronze vase standard.
hand pamted parchment shade, $00.00
Boudoir and Book Lunpomriginel and pleasing designs,
$8.50, $7.50, $10.00, $15.00 and up
Make selections early. Jmum‘ Bammvnt
_ Silken Stockings
The Hosiery Section offers many styles and
colorings.
Knitted Silk Stocking! are a little difiert-ut, a lit-
tle warmer, and very good looking.
Novelties in stripes, many combinations.
Blocks on dainty silken weaves, embroidered in-
steps.
Plain shades for street and evening wear and to
match gowns and spots. . ..l . ‘ I
Prices from $1.09 up ' ' .Tigi l n i I 1,31” t° $30.00 "V'T-“lw For Men and Boys ‘llllii'llil '
Main floor. '. l 25 at; 00 $2.00 31000881118, Comfy Slippers and .
. ‘ Nachotbe Bags and stzra Soft Kid Skins, in black or tan, fly .
" . 7 rs uto . t'l, Min .00 .. ~‘
Remember. Engraved Stationery . niaésnmp ,‘ 1 many 53 es $2 $8 -4... . he...
_. n f 3 ‘ ‘ $1.001» .oo ""5" 'm‘ children i ' l " ‘1 _
combggg’ (113132133 in; :ards, separately or ‘3 Traveling G , Moccasins and Comfysfl’ plain Felt SW 5,13. :-
With the die, . 3w l - $3~me00 “‘Puss-in-boots" and other attractive models for littld
59 cts.
Order early.
Stationery Section, main floor
' 0* snow
By 1881, the tom‘slouthe octet _
toms hell been. them
For memes.
l' he next seven years. But on 'inves
Jmtion in 1888, .it was round the
busihess of the Im'lm 50°:
«zoomed in so management
51‘ 31113). instead or netting 345,00"
.toy' one his lost «some; 3;
A my or neonatal-amount
ammo- MWWf‘WI’f
Costfiot nonunio- - ,.
'«li f ' honing me.- one
Mgisloilfi’e, in 1981, crested
inter-tuners“? emulator as Ms. its on? ,.
ums'prlc‘e om hem , mos-Man .
thhnwsnumm, ole-sutomv g ;
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"mired moo-ti
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It the wetness of the stete heel
been administered upon the Isms.
economical methods as thlt of the
should
hm reoeived net: proceeds to the '
unsount or $45,000 on the sales or:
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Fifteen monogram designs. 0 '
°lfil11§~°t shell fisheries. nod the en-
“wrongs 01mm: closur-
WM-‘wm flung 'ovor bu Monjomdnlhu the growth or
ammonium. tonnes a: net‘
{proceeds there was 1. loss'ot over
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Unless s Special Visit
is I“. to fit! We
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(inc carllmt imagine
from the men- telling
what attractive subjects
are offered at 'lmderate
prices.
Photogrann'es and
Sepia, Color Prints and
Anatypes . l
Hy lttllltlllr- nt'lisis. ”it ' P9119“t in their way,
)0thth Horses, herring,
Aurora, (iuidn Reni
Madame Le Brim and
Her Daughter,
Lady Hamilton,
The Golden Stairs.
Borne Jones
Sir Galahad, Walls
Duchess of Dex-onshire,
Gainsborough
Du Vinri
Fourth floor.
lingo set with sapphires,
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!' settings.
Romney
stones.
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Mona Lisu.
Cut Glass
'A very large collec-
tion of Vases in practi-
cal styles, straight or
curved that will hold
gold, and gold filled.
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Fine. Jewelry
Choice which designed for em
Chains and La Vailieres of fine Workmanship. . _
Combination Sets, cuff links, tie clasp and stick pin, l
Link and Stud Sets in pearl for men’s evening wear, '4
Bracelets of all styles, a beautiful assortment in solid i
Bangles with fancy colored stones at
Unique Stick Pins, of Norwegian enamel,
Pearl Beads, scientific pearls of the indestructible var,
hose to $16.50 j "
hoops and solitaires, turn “
quoise, topaz and reconstructed rubies in unique
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Crescent and Bar Pins with brilliants and colored.
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1151‘
31.5 to $10.50 3
$3.00 and $4.00 ]
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Small Diamonds, solitaires in Tiflany settigns, quite . ‘
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sufficient water and f ‘ riety, many prices. _ .
serve the purpose. ' U' , "m "°°" ,
$1.50 "s .
V3898 Willie“. size 3 Christmas Slippers
Bunches, . a A. t -
$250 ‘I r The bhoc bhop or 3
. Compotes, tall and ' ,‘ gay With the New?! ‘
gn'scefully curved on of fancy footwear,
slender stems for bou. Slippers for dress and‘
”0115 01‘ grape fruit, v. housewear, Comfy,
60 at: 1 things and mules fort
Perfume BO‘MAUS‘ 3 mm the boudoir, brocaded,‘
mun glassflfi ct! to $1.25 . «3 , silver and gold 1mm ‘
Glass Regrets,” 35 l ‘ fit for a princess. 3
ctzmmfih , ' E ‘Satin Slippers of Oriental design, $3.!!! to 55m
l i Kid Slippers for the boudoir with pompous, with on,
, l: without heels, five colors, $1.50 and $2.00
‘ ThlS season { Satin Slippers for the boudoir, with low covered heels,
The ma Bag is s i r calms $250
{t conspicuous feature 9‘1 Satin Mules with hand turned soles, W $6.005
Beaded Brocsded M0188, also gold and silver effects, 35111.3 .
d r s. w - Hand Knit Slippers with wool insoles, $1.00 and $1.25
3 t 1' i n 0' (30me Slippers with cushion insoles, plain or run with;
bass oi silk - i ribbon, $1.00 and $2.00
and "91"“: l Hand-mode Felt slippers, $1.253
““95 t° *5 Fur Trimmed Felt Slippers, $150 ;‘ ' .
37-09 "V
Fancy Beaded Begs, in 7'
wonderful array,
l Impossible to describe, folks,
come and see.
min floor.
Elkskin Moccasins, plain or beaded, lined with satin!
or cotton, in brown or light pearl, $1.50 to $3.00
$1.00 to $1.50, according to size
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33‘ .l.'
Secon a roof. ' 4'.
" meted“
ting same .,..tst.osi’.oo '3
’Beduct for worth- .
‘leas mund.re-~. itlnue until 1085 the growth continued.
imdtothe .sudsnhmhetexnuehelowarrsts.
State ..... 18,247.40 3834330111181 than 1800. Thin was mot he~
, 34530355 . cause or mmomomem or assist-
,“ the Miniature investigation in] once by the omission, hut router
commission in 1331,94 tram on
Net 'loss‘to state
in spite ol‘ the hindrance and obstruc-
«tivn created by it. ’
ymosts until somewhat inter
than 1800 the hostess: was W
on end owlteb‘le. end to it ”much
less degree "it ranaiined so between
18") and 1900.
with the homes or the quentlty
of oysters in Connecticut writers. it.
1889, “room that‘eoc‘h months
or the Ministries cost ‘the stats ere.
endthnt om:- w‘wu drown uncoord—
inoto'the mutter “SWINE
cm .mtcthewoxoenfiitures im- the
on W no mn‘yminmoh di-
odniohed-ond the mute he no u role
not so wellhoor'iohbd. Whether these
results or. ntidbuteble ,to .e. diminu-
tion ot‘the "fool! and Ellen! motorist
in the outer wing ‘to,the great in-
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to, a”
._.,..- :30 12,15". ‘
Item em .
hm die on
mm monothei- it to. one to venous
to m ,
“W it!
up to methneofthehowiienotthe.
muses which have been suggested, is.
not yet perhaps definitely Emmet" ! -'
A: oysters furnish food to the“ _t
fish, the intranet! thistooo mu'
vorious times much int-reused Rina
number or when. so that/M px- ‘
poms has been entailed to (memoir
..dcstroy them. In addition to us on
why the industry in Connecticut Jo.
now steadily declining 33 as 113!-
sge or oyster grands D :
era in the store has greatly aw
in raconteurs. .
reasonable “notional oyster emu.
”Prior to 1803. the law with tilts
rot- oyster grounds. was Mafia
mondmshould he. assessed
fnir mm: mm» “‘3 “hm
loyal” tel-min: '35 W
creole is devised” or amazon“, '3 “(HM ‘ m
m at ‘ten mm: upon in” M
The bssll tor this mm . .
5‘ .
turn) ceases. there are other m ’-
enes to the taxation or the m -
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new
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