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, Paint half your house DEVOE; paint
f; {the other half whatever you like.
If DEVOE doesn’t take fewer gallons
and cost less money, we will make no
charge for DEVOE.
If DEVOE doesn’t wear a year or two
years or three years longer—longer and -
better-we’ll give you enough to paint
it again.
THE GORHAM CO.
126 \VASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORW'ALK, CONN.
GUARANTEE:
The paint in. this package
is full measure. and is
composed of;
50% Pure \Vhite Lead.
drew—u. i got,
50:? Pure \‘t'lgite Zinc.
V'H at r-‘Z '.
“an the PW om.»- ( -! ‘
Pure Linseed Oil.
Pure Turpc ntlne Dner
and nothing else.
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October 28. Peeple who have boarded ‘road. “8”)“le
:their apples waiting for some cooler
fireather before making Cider so that :39“ was suffering from the efl'ects or
ithe apple juice would
.palltable flavor for at least a reason-i
:tble time before turning into its tilti-
mate destination of vinegar. of course.
late wondering when Jack Frost will.
ihPlD them out. while farmers who ltill i
;at least one at their pig‘s about the
last chk in October, are letting the,
critter live a while longer for suitable
People who thought that MondayESeriously Stricken as Result of Over-‘
imarked a record for summer weather:
iin October found that yesterday had it i
fbeaten
h ends
the mlddleié‘leclf‘d
Army of the Republic, isi
the shade at the noon hour. Tuesday, ,SQTlOUNY “1 3‘ his home, 91 Rugby l
Hits physician, Dr.
taausage time.
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Quality. and Value
The Rule Here.
This store has put a meaning into the word “Value." -
Money judiciously laid out for furniture need not be looked upon as simply expense.
It is more often an investment, one that pays big dividends in refinement, comfort and pleas-
ure. By giving one customer the benefit of our years of experience, we are able to place before
them furniture of quality, the kind that will give years of service and satisfaction, combined with
consistent price, make happy patrons. ._
Diningroom' Furniture
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In Harmony With the Home.
‘l‘l1l\ Queen Anne Suite answt‘rs
the need for good dining room fur-
niture at at price within the reach
of all. ..\'ine pieces—Large Bufi'ct,
Table, China Cabinet, Five Chairs
gal—One Arm Chair, at $225.00.
Bedroom Furniture
that
'l'hvrt- are many things
\th :
{aw-Yul furniture brings llll') the
k,"‘tlltlt‘nl‘ «'Xt‘l‘lslvt' lll (ll-\lL'll. CX~
Hrlltnm- in \‘vnjlilllttlhlilll. it'mlitv
and finish in rivh Ann-rival: wal-
nut, ivory or nmhncuny linixh. A
Suilw of nmixtml \\’t|]'ih “1 $150.00.
Requires furniture that radiates
beauty and comfort. This Three
'Piecc Tapestry Suite possesses
these qualities. It not only repre-
sents the utmost in comfort, but
is far more artistic in design than
- the. usual run. All cushions are re-
movable which makes it conven-
ient to clean, and the price is
$250.00.
A Tastelul Lamp Will
Give the Desired Ellect
One of these Table Lamps with
‘ wort—77“?” 'A—«t':“‘v«"j-'
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its soft glow and blending color
scheme will add to any library or
At
living room.
$5.00 up.
prices from
A Complete Transformation Can
Be Made With a Bag of Quality.
mum-xv. warm-no .....
_Our line comprises an attractive
and beautiful collection of all
grades and qualities all reasonably'
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priced. ' ' .
A visit to this store will disclose many interesting
values that will invite your inspection.
t
t'rcclcd a.
none unaware-tea l
from
iwith a. temperature of 80 degrees in‘GTand
. monument inscribed;
the l'nburied Dead."
00L. BELL, G. A. R. CHIEF, ILL.
5-—-< 'I’
‘ work Strain. .
Col. James D. Bell. who recently was :
commandenin—chief ‘01 the
iFrank “'est, said this week that Col..
remain of a 50"91'W01‘k-
The colon'el is chairman of the;
=Kings County Democratic General I
Committee. Only recently, he relin-i
‘quished his position as Federal Dis-
trict Attorney for the Eastern District.
He had been svrxine under temporary
appointm» nl_ (‘ol Hell is Tl years old.
Plans are under way for a dinner in
his honor at the )lontauk (‘lub on .\'o-
|vember il.
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SEOI‘L. Karin. Oct. 29.—-The at ‘
tempt to :assaSsiiiztc the Governor-
General of Korea, Admiral Baton Sal-l
have two persons who were wounded. The
"To main; it- \latijiro Suyenaza, a govern-
‘inental employe.
French
ADVERSE Ill
Enter Trolley - Car at the
F rontDoorAfterNov.2nd
To facilitate operation of the cars. patrons of The Connecticut Company w ill
be asked to ENTER ALL CARS BY THE FRONT DOOR and pay as they
LEAVE BY THE REAR DOOR when the readiusted fare schedule becomes effect.
ive Sunday. November 2nd. - . WW
When you enter a car the motorman will give you a check bearinz the numo
ber of the zone in which you board the car. , _
PRESERVE THIS CHECK. and when you leave the car present it to the
conductor at the rear door. who will collect your fare. - , q. ..
Suppose you receive a check in zone 8. and alight from the car in zone 10.
Your fare would be 8 cents—six cents for the distance you rode in zones 8 and 9.
and two cents for the distance you rode in zone 10. WasJ‘nef.‘
If you should board a car in zone 10 and ride to a point in zone 6. your fare
would be calculated the same way—six cents for the distance you rode in zones 10
and 9. plus two cents for the distance includedin zones 8. 7 and 6. or a total fare of
first! ,4... new
pedite movement of cars and lessen delay to themselves individually as
many passengers as
stand on the
12 cents.
To ex
well as all other passengers. the Company suggests that as
Tossible pay their fares as the car approaches their destination and
platform ready to alight the moment the car stops. .
After your first day's riding you will know exactly what your fare will be
over regularly travelled routes. and you will help the conductor greatly. and also
1:21p to make faster transit. by having the right change ready when you arise to
leave the car.
Get the New Metal Tickets
All paper tickets will be abolished November 2nd. but if you should have
any left they will be redeemed at the Company’s local oflice. where the new metal
tickets. each good for a 6-cent ride. can be obtained. ._.
The metal tickets are about as large as a dime. but are very light and con-
venient. . a :91! l __ W
They are for sale at the regular ticket agencies. at the rate of 17 for $1. and
after November 2nd conductors will have them to sell in small quantities at 5
cents each. -
School Children’s Tickets
A new form of school children’s tickets. containing 100 coupons and selling
,for 81. has been issued. The present form of ticket will be discontinued this week.
but holders of these tickets can exchanze them for the new form at the Company’s
local oflice. _ . ‘. 7.-
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THE CONNECTICUT COMPANY.
Mitchell and Grant
-C-A-R-S- i
‘ ___.___.__s_ i LUTHER M. WRIGHT
. LONDON, Oct. flit—A national run-i
t9rfll service and the interment of the.‘
[body of one unknown British soldier
in ”19 (‘rl‘pt of St. Paul's cathedral has ,
.bet‘n suggested as a fitting tribute to to, by the throwing of a bomb on the"
.tlic unknown dead who fell while senx occasion of his arrival here, has rcsult- ~-—-— ——~ -
'ing with the British forces in the war, ((1 in the death 0! one of the thirty-i
It is recalled that the
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mt 3mm rot thus
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