Fate
Stumps, the pranks Fate plays,
Buckwheat Cosl, the‘cnforced
use of which was st first thought
to be an imposition upon the
coal-consuming public, has on
the contrary proved to he a
blessing. Almost everyone finds
it possible to use this size to ed-
vsntage and main? are quite en-
.thusisstic about it end will con-
tinue to burn it in the future
whether compelled or not. Some
people thank us for ceiling it to
their notice. but we claim no such
credit. Filtc did it.
'And so it goes.
The Ferris Coal Co.
THE MAN’S SHOP
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HAMILTON
SHOP
«Whilst-est
will demand oonatderatio
pcsiflon of Fail-lien! county to sue-
contest. is miter way among tn men
who are seeking the place tnatrCom. ,
missione'r Ballard ml .
pears. from authoritative tutor-matter:
rescind by The Bridgeport“ solemn:
recently. that their plans . may be
somewhat upset.
In Recs-puns flood.
The woman candidates h Miss Fin-
ette B. Nichols. vice chairman oi the
Republican town committee ni- Fain.
field and an. r of the Fairneld
County Women's epublican amoeia-
tion. Miss Nichols is in -a receptive
mood. it is learned. but has declared
that she will make no active canvass
tor the position. Nevertheless. those
tive committee. however; amending
{the Telegrams in!
132‘“. ‘
«we Are All Ovu- as." n
or another inthe‘ county. comminion-
crship recognise the potential
strength in the organisatoins of wo-
men. and one not prepared to say at
this time that they will dare to deny
Miss Nichole it she makes a claim on
the position. \
At the meeting of the executive
committee of the Fairneld County Re-
laIt u
too he
rhip, and that no met
oth'er per-son. man or woman.
tended ”aloud the lines in which she
was raining and was interested in.
She told he's:- collagues on theeexeeu-
ts. that she Wm get
did not (cool that it wai 3esirable for
her to make an active canvass tor the
hire. Leo Davis. president at the
lg‘airdeld County Men’s Republican
persons who are interested in one way- association. interlmod The .‘i‘elegram
t that the executive commit-
innde no exert to endorse
Me's Nichols tor the commissioner-
would be
made to have the aseoociatlon endorse
either the Palmeld woman. or any
“We do
not believe in doing things that way."
to Whom
on the
ebetterwny. becauseitiemoredignl-
tied and more orderly.
developed.
quires s most 311% knowledge Of the business.
Competition more or less keen, hut weénever compete in
with dealers who sell equally good: lumber and work.
their own hurt as mu
ever is cheapest just because it’s cheap, our customers are
waking-up and cheap lumber ormillwork must have more thin
price to recommend it. ‘
d
‘5
The: Hatch & Bailey Co.
Agen‘ts for Sheen-eel: and Colotax Wail Boards. Bird & Con Rooftops.
Mn. Davis said.. "Wurhnkel' no stick
To pick the lowest price requires only. the ability to reed. V
To pick no highest qusiity commensurate with real merit res .
price but in quality. This puts us above competition, 4334?:
we only ask fair profits they cannot undersell us except to ,
as ours. As to those who handle what-
cupy one of the 02
ships. Miss Em
Governor take
adjourned.
REVOLVER ASSOCIATIO‘ '\
Monday, January 15. at up. m
will be a discussion of plans (or
International -Pietol And Revo .
Perry Ohio. in September.
The present officers of the ‘Anocia-
ilon are:
January Clearance Sale
Corsets, Gloves, Hosiery, Brassieres and Underwear
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Ilalslaltre. ran-puss ,mnm
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Quality ‘Groceries and
.- ‘ Free Delivery
A. F. Beckmann 6‘ Co. Inc.
83 WashingtonStreet
. ~ _ - » Victor Records
President. Dr.
New York city;
Reginald H.
J. V.
-bus.0.
mun-corona!) V ELVE’I‘.
bodice of cream-colored
theiioorinthabach _
, brough: (by. wornen indeuaiiy é-in
every town in the country would be
likgitfibe more eke ‘ ' the on ”the
rep uhtim attenuators. with
rest the decision as-to wkg
etwo place to be vacated
or county commissioners
October? 1, than would- any W
list" endorsement. This they claim. is .
vUptothisthneithasMentndicat-
ed that the ravored candidate for Dail-
lard's job has been John Hill. repre— .
srnutiye from Shelton. county audio . g
tor and state central committeernan .5!
from the 25th district. What one: .
the candidecy of flies Nichols will i
have on Mr. Hill's chances. or the II
chances of anyone else. has not yet .
In the event that Ilse Nichols
should win the appointment. she
Wold not be the first woman to oo-
o commissioner-
Sophie Brown. re- -—‘
presenteuve trom‘ Neugntuck in thé j .. , A- 3
1321 legislature. was appointed .hy . 1 .
to snowed United '
States Marshal Jacob 1). Walter as
commissioner for New Haven county,
. soon after the last general assembly
MEETING.
The twenty-third annual meeting of
lthe United States Revolver Associa-
tion will be held in the seventy First
~Regiment Armory. New York City. on
' Officers will be elected and there
he
Matches which will be held at Camp
Sayre.
vice presidents. Col.
Roy D. Jones. Springfield. Essa: Capt.
Herman Thorrns. Philadelphia Pa:
Carltte. Cristobal, C. 2.: A. C.
Hurlburt. Hartford. (loom: secretary-
trcasurer Capt W. A. lion-nil. Colum-
d
in: stunning gown of nambeolored
velv‘ is worn over an underslip and
lace. The
kirt is short in the front and touches
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Petticoats are in Fashion Agam
ABsghnemBlack, White and Colors, at Prices Hard to
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‘3; $3.50 Petticoats Now $2.50
‘ sun Moo on Heatherme Tops—Black or Colors
Heatherbloom Petticoats—Black or Blue
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Monday, Jenna 15.
Station WGI.
I: 00 p.31.—
1. -—Reproductions by the Chicker-
in; Ampico and Brunswick.
XL—HId—nnernoon news broad-
cast. furnished by Boston
American.
111. -—Continuation of musical pro-
gram.
5:00 p.rn m.‘—‘Childnens Hour" -—Hero
and adventure stories. ready by
“Uncle Billy.“ musical momm-
meut by “Uncle Eddie." ,
5:80 p. m—Ciosing report on Fann-
ers' Produce Market report (485
meters).- Live Stock Markets and
Butter and Eggs reports (485 me-
ters). .-
6:00 p. .—Late news flashes. early
sports news. Baden American. ’ .
6:30 p. rnI—Bomon police repel-tn.
Baden police headquarters. W
35y review of conditions in the inn ~
and steel industry. courtesy o! the
“Iron Trade Review.”
635‘ p. m.——Sc’venw-third Tufts Col-
lege lecture, by Dr. k Oliver
Balk. proieuor ot homi ‘ Tufts
Kour attention is called to the ad.
dress. at 8 1am" on Thurman Jan-
uary 18. by Capt. Donald K. Mil-
inn. Arctic explomr. who will relate
his experiences “In the Fro-an North}:
Captain Mancini-n returned to. his
home at Portland. Xe” some three
months ago, after a two year-3' ab-
sence in the Arctic rector“, during
which time he made numberlens dis-
; Victrolas
m.
n!
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‘coverlea of a scientific nature. and in-
veatlwed rnnny ‘Arctic phenomena
which have heretofore p ed etu-
denta 0;! this portion or the world.
Captain mun appears at W61
through the courtemr of The Players
of Boston.
I)? Pm Gowns.
Moire frocks in pastel colors. with
closecfltting boom and long. tail
skirts. are flit most picturesque cos—
tumes o! the day. Prim little collars
of real lace. orwide berthaeifectsaro
the usual type of trimming.
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