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Cops
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SDAY, DEC. '16, 1519
5711 taking
Sweaters
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E 1th Robes
Jackets
wttcoats
Q'.':.=.rco:1ts
Traveling Bags
Suit Cases
Bill Folds
Traveling Gases
Manicure Sets
Brief Gases
Sewing Baskets
Military Brushes
Clothes Brushes
Collar Bags
Clgiu‘ Gases
Pocket Slippers
Bath Slippers
Neckwear
Shirts
0011er
A; ”-du a
Suspenders
Belts
Silver Belt Buckles
Men's Jewelry
Half Hose
Ladies’
L ed ies ’
Stockings
Umbrellas
sun ’3 Umbrellas
t“ -.ildren’s Umbrellas
”Nuns iiiNA
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This form was first ciea‘red in 1769.:
H
ITALIAN LABORER
i The Vermont Phoenix, under date or ' noted for "5 spacious 'halls and huge
;Sept. 15th, contained the following agfire—places. and is called the "capitol"
ticle, of interest to Nor-walkers, as .0: thecolony. It 13.33“ that the fam-
{both Fred F. Brundage and Ariel Cum-‘2‘ily had Immune“ 7°”. leased at one
ieron m-e natives of. this place and wellMme 0781‘ 2,000 acres. its pastures ex-
.known here: {tending beyond the Bald Mountain
6 “The sale of the Rev. F. M. Wiswall "m“ ”mile“? ‘0 the .Wambm’.
.200-acre farm to Fred F. Brundage was highway. I ‘ V I J‘ ,
[recorded at Newi’ane last ' Thursday:
[The‘new owner intends harvesting the:
_'i‘he house is‘ still in good repair and!
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brunc. an mum laborer; was buried ‘more than 'an
==nry
p...—
mitosis proprietor—”or the mg... and find the guests at a... may include ‘ l , I}
in ersee‘r of all the acreage hegein men - many of Brsbtleboro’s best hum men :2 Swag: 1“ “in“ he .w“ diam“
itioned. . The genial Sam. tall and l chants each year during the deer sear! y nort 0‘ 1212 Main street
-. - straight, in a typical Green Mountain son. -
l'r'i .boy. and represents the fifth genera—z
' d ' ; v-tion born at the manor. ‘ '
(yesterday, and died despite the edoris
'of other workmen to dig him out‘ in
_. time to save his life a d -
sumac, Auval ' n the Dem“
HAR'rmm‘i ‘pec. '16 —Jack Lo. '8’” mm °f ”Mama“ “‘10 "‘3“ ‘0'
f o i .
l hour to resuscitate him
aliv'e when the earth caved in on him with a pulmotor.
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Next toWSquire Sam's boundaries. on ~
the south, is ithe form of his son-in-
;timber here when operations at his
‘Madiron Holland farm have beefi {zom-
[pletut On the slopes of Bench Moun-
'rain i.l?’,“=.‘é is standing today virgin
.timbm- that is now to hear the sound
;ef the woodmen’s axe for the first time.
l The purchase of Rev. W'iswall‘s
farm. together with the vast Holland
pastures, has given to Mr. Brundage
and members of his family nearly
law, Marvin Tuttie, who‘represents thel
third generation at the Tuttle home-
stead. ,This. place' furnishes the larg-
est maple sugar grove in W‘indhami
county. and links up with the r Brim-l
daze land at the beginning. _
None of this land has ever been~
posted against hunters or trappers, or-
those wishing to fish in its streams.
Sportsmen have always
twenty square 'miles of land in one
parcel. extending from the West river
across to the Bald Mountain rangeii
.t‘nence northerly up' the valley to;
Townsend. l
. Adjoining his northerly boundaries}
Iand covering 'ihe crest of the hill is;
Norway Pines, theiarm of his brother- 3
iii-law. Ariel VViswall Cameron. ‘
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spoonss on rumpus
"If you want to know
whether you are going to
be a success or f ' are in .»
' 3, you can easily find Dug-x”
e testis simple and in-
fallible. Are you able to .
save money? If .drop ‘
out! You will fail' as‘ sure
as you live. You may not ’
This place consists of the old Byx-l
bee and Edwards homestead. and heal é
an atlitude of 4,000 feet. Here may be i %
seen Mt. Monadnock, in New Hump-1
shire. and many snow-capped peaks oil
. the Green Mountain range, extending
into Canada. This land has been ex!-
lensiveiy planted with /Norway and ~ wfl]
! white pine trees, furnished by the Ag- think 80’ but you The
ricultural Department of the State of seed of 81100883 15 up: in
\'ermont—-»18,000 to date having been 7011-"
not out. So prolific is the soil that a ' “JAMS Jf'HILL."
yearly growth of three feet has been
observed on many.
Here, also, can be seen the W'isWall
family relics, formerly cared for at the
manor, among which are the old ll-
brarywcontaining books 300 years old.
the uniforms worn during the Revolu-
sporting guns of past generations. The
sporting guns or past geenrntions. The
Ponder this well. Tumor-
row depends on what you
do today. > _
Mske your start today.
or:
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been welcome,‘
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FINE FURS
beth useful and beautiful make the selection of
a Christmas Gift arpieasure, and the grit
will afford genuine satisfaction.
cons AND WRAPS: '
fur and the latest models
' of every fashionable . _
conservative decign.
, in cxtretnc and
NECKWEAR
beautiful, in Russian and Hudson
Chinchilla, Fox, blink. Ermine,
with muffs to match.
stylish and
Bay Sable,
‘ — etc. ,
' c. C. SHAYN-Ee co.
- . STRICrh?u:Eml°fENW$SkI
bungalow was completed last June, all " 9 I
the material having been tediously People 8 Tl'llSl c0. -
transported by oxen. The view and ’
p’iine plantation have attracted many of
t e tourists from the inn this year. , ‘
The next farm south is that of Mr. 4 79 wasmng.nn S“
Cameron's cousin, Squire Sam Wis- 7.
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ESTABLISHED ~OVER HALF CENTUR
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. ‘, Sale of Coats $29.95 .
Sample Coats that sold up. to
. $40 on sale at $29.25 W
“Freckles?!- Nora Bayes’
' Bad Boy Song
Now we have Non Bsyes’ bad boy with
whom she went to school He pulled
the curls of the little Igirls. and fractured
every rule "Freckles' was just as bad a
boy gs Nof'a Boyce is funny On the same
record Nd’ra sings "Everybody Calls Wig
"9“" " Acme—55c
‘ '4'
Tell Me"~A Love Song
Sung by A1 Jolson!
At last A! Jolson has fallen in level
And It puzzles him a lot! He wan to
be told why his ni is are lonesome a
his days blue wig-out his sweetheart.
Coupled with "W'ondcrful PAL'CJho
first record of George-\Mcsdcr the new
Columbia tenor A-2821—7856
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Columbia Sextette Saxophones
"Oh.What a Pal Was May
And oh what a waltz it. is — played by the
Columbia Saxophone 51'er with an Incidcn- l k / 6
(2| chorus by Gram Stephens! Coupled with ‘3 ‘.
"\Vccpmg \Villows Blues" 2 fox-trot played by \. (
that some Sextcttc. Adapt—35¢ .///
THE ALFRED no}: PIANO oo.,
so’Noéth again Sta. N \' l i l I//,
South Nerxvalk.v_ U. f . /
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HOWLANDS
Entrances on Main St. L‘sirfield Ave. Cannon St. ‘
It’s worth your while to compare
- jewelry prices.
. . ?rice is not the "only thing to consider. when. choos-
in: Jewelry.
One-must consider reliability and safety. It doesn’t
Day to buy Jewelry “on a chance.”
while to compare price. This results in a savme‘ to you.
You learn what a Wide range of prices is charged. ‘l'm cot
idea of real values. You cuscover that the Howland iemri—
rV store offers the same qualities at lower prices than
.usual lowe’iers.
. There s it reason:——'we have no burdensome charges.
buy envoys tor case. get every discount. sell at close
profit. In brief: the Jewelry store is on the same ole: as
the rest of the store—large volume of sales at small m‘ofim.
LaYalheres‘of green gold. 14K soli gold. endapt of
,fine workmanship wIth excellent small rIenta pear-Es set
fashion in combination with four diamonds—e
! in unique
l ; _LaVal_liere with beautiful pendant carrying one single
{brilliant diamond in the center of a fine golden weir. 14K
idold of good weight.— . . . $19.75
Platinum scarfmn of medium Size. and Circular _shape.
a brflliant diamond lS sprounded bv tmv wedges pi black
onvx which serve to bring: out its fire in fine fashionq-E—y '30
Beautful LaValliere of platinum. pendant is a cunning;
combinauon of one large and tire small diamonds ac; de-
pends from effective little bars set With square sapphéges.
., e‘Jri
Women’s special coats-$21.50
Limited lot of attractive. warm and serviceable coats
‘at a saying of eight dollars each! . .
Wool velour of spec1al heavy weight and close te store;
not burdensome but comfortingiv warm. . *
‘ Handsome sha es of brown and navv: cut on seed-
fittin lines that .0 er freedom Without loss of Eracgé.
. rim. attractive and worthvfiand each coat completed
‘bv a warm. effective color of erav conev fur. ' . ‘
Worth $29.50! Every coat in the lot at 3521.50-
Second fioor. '
New electric lamps have come.
Eager to bring their radia cc to somebody as a.
Christmaseift ! _ .
and d1 rent in pattern.
Beauties thev are: new
Brass and old sold and black bronze. Wit-h shedesof
tell the storv of
effect. ,
Portable gas lamps. too. 1n many
-~$8.5Q to $25. . .
Piano‘ lampsmclude the new polychrome gold bade
:typez—umaue and effective—$30 to $70: handsome
{shades for use With them—$10. to 3357.
Fourth floor.
White gold watch of ribbon wrist model. Watch ism
a fancy shape which brings out the beauty of the ramps ‘
old to double advantage. The case is hand finishedandx
~fitted With a SWISS 15-]ewel movement of reliable upsurge“)
their soft. beautiful glow and delighting
$8.30 to $30
handsome patterns
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Single-‘stonefiitijamond rim): of. beautiful greeneold
with a top of pla mum. Diamond is set in a sup-pomp}!
star device and. almost seems to be recessed— _ ti ' 0
Diamond rings of 14K gold. Tiffany mounting-s. brig
liant and flashm _ and autiful— _ _ 30 to $1
Heavy cuff mks of 14K gold. Special wen: it. smooth
and polished and With tasteful thread border. With excel
lent space for ensravmg initials— . - S;
Sterling”. silver yamtv cases of new tvpe. Combine
card case w1t
vanity. and have tinv pockets for silver
~ . ~ _— coins. Polished richlyr on one side and handsomely gnqraw
a-‘wiiieS’ mime“ fi " 1 Ion _. ‘~ i .- .1 ’. ed upon other— -. . _ .
Men’s Handkerchiefs I 1 _, ’ . I ‘ X 1 Main floor, left of Main street door
n. ~ ‘ \ " 3 ~ o o -4 Waltham watches for men. No. 12 size. in a 20—year:
mm 5 Gloves " I ' , P raci' ca I G'fts gold-filled case. Equipped with guaranteed 7-Jewe} nickel
enters . O ’ movement. Attactive. nice size dependable—
L O ‘ . _ {louamarmefi arefi a ‘tvgicatélhlistration of Hovzlaud
A , ' - . . ' ' ’ é Jewe prices. ese ‘ erv can ‘1 u .semi-precmus s ones
rmbands . ’ x ‘ % ROGERS 3308' 1847 are in great demand just now. Espemallv beenath the glow
wriStlets , " . « smvnnwm SET iof a lamp. they have much of the fire and beautv of a dia-
‘ , “ ' ‘ ‘ :mond. f course. they are not .offered as rival .of the-
E” muffs ,. “23 PM ”’ ldi glondzptheirs 11s;i atfilacci1 of their own. Sgt 1n rm erg
' 5 ~ unau— ‘ ‘ . 0 or green 20 _. e ave impressmg ame an i
ms“ L‘gh‘“ ._ , .- . 7° Y?“ “W '- 5nd cAhnari'Tfi stinging;50 ERE atbé t'f 1 $12 to $22.53:
, . ose a . are as an 1 u was some we v “
Thermos Battles “sell“ ChrlSlmaS Gfl‘s ‘ 8W 323'“ / seen offered rat dou lo the prrce. . .
:en'ost'ot Bottles €-§E§;a ‘ . . ' f " $1 00 to $4.75 _ A. \ Lm- \_ .
' “mam“ Hair Brushes rom . . . . ....... . . . . . . . . -. _ W3" mam .
‘ ' »~ ~ 00m PAW The [lowland Dry Goods Co
Motor Kits Cloth Brushes from . . . . ,, ............. 90c to $2.09 10 Ye“ 6mm .. . , .
nu— - . I ‘ -... Ci _vw I —————-———-————/
Tie Holders Shaving Brushes from . . . . I . . . _. . . . . DOC to $2.00 : 16 pi 14.00 -.__ . ~ -
Safety Razor l Hat Brushes '. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . :.. em: 4 ”a" ' . some.“ "nanny pgmronflglms
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The m“ ”we” ShoeVBI'uSihfiii £1101“ ' ' ' " ’ ' ' ~' ' ‘ ' ‘ ' 90¢ to $155 ”1°an “gags-01m! ears. ' ’ wan-Mfrs amiss, Lawns-Y's onoooum
StoreinNorwalk. 'NaileSh‘eséwc , _ {1,2,3snd5ponagl. Y 000 fiandZPmmdl."
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Open Evenings After ~‘ .‘FloorBrushes from 1.1.. ------- -- .3135 t“ 523‘? cum mucous scum- - , « . One, M “a m
Dec' mi “,ng W fr?” ‘ 1;" ' ‘ ‘ ' f‘ 33°75 “$525 . Won-rs roan! KNIVES, mans. ”83.1.1.2“ success-me. mogocoum \7
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But when one is sure of the seller. then. it,’s'\~.'ori.h ~
art class or m leaded panels. none but vour own eve-s can .
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