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oases GOODS.
All our1high-olan French Novelty Dress Patterns will be sold this week at one-
~thlrd to one-half less than regular prices, as we are determined not to carry any
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Piftern1pieoss Belmont Batiaws, satin striped and printed—i7 cent quality' at
' 1'} cents a yard.
Forty leeces Wool Dress Goods, all this season s manufacture; regular prices, 20
cents, 25 mph, 30 cents and 89 cents; choice of the lot. 15 cents a yard.
Three pieces Heavy Wale Soft Serge in black and navy, 54 inch wide, the $1. 00
quality, at this sale 69 seats a yard.
Four pilioes Heavy Wale Diagonal Cheviot Serge, 54 inches wide, loose weave,
ooolandalry, theright thing for traveling and vacation dresses, black and navy,
$1.95 quality, 75 cents a yard.
Thirty pieces All Wool French Serges. the 89 cent quality, during this sale, all
‘2" colors, at 25 cents a yard.
WASH GOODS.
Fifteen1phces Dress Ginghams, all new summer designs and colorings, 10 cent
' quality, during this sale, 5 cents a yard.
' Thirty pieces fancy colored crepe, same qu Ility as we have been selling all sca-
Ion for 12.} cents, at this sale, 8 cents a yard.
Twentyptlve pieces Japonets, beautiful woven colorings, in dainty checks and
strips, sold everywhere at 25 cents a yard. Oar price during this sale is 19 cent a
a yard.
Fifteen pieces Plain Fancy Colored Crepes, pink, blue, nile,cream. and allu
taken actual losses.
evening shades. You have paid 12l cents for these goods—the sale price is 8 cents
.V.ayard
Hosieryandilnderwear
Ouease,;50 dozen men’s gray Socks.
10!: quality, at 50 a pair.
100 dozen ladies’ tan, balhriggan and
[fancy Boas, extra line gusge, made to
seilatldcniow 8.3 a pair; not over six
. pairs to a. customer.
87 dozen iadies' ribbed top black Hose,
allwe have, 800 quality, best you ever
saw at that price, Saturday only, 18c a
pair; not more than three pairs to a cue-
tomer.
Ladies fln‘e Egyptian Vests, high and
low neck, short sleeves and sleeveless;
regular price, 39c; 63 dozan in all, but
that quantity wont last long at this price,
18:: each. _V
Ladies’ French Lisle Vests, importer’s
price was 55c, at 29: each.
Ken’s balbriggan and natural Shirts
and Drawers, all sizes, made to fit the
‘largest and the smallest men, but the
price for Saturday the smallest ever
heard, So each.
Men's and boy’s Sweaters, not the com-
monkind,but made from line combed
yarn: real value, 39c; Saturday’s price is
18c each.
Wrappers.
200 Wrappers, light colors, mostly
large sizes; regular price. $1 '39; special
price for Saturday, 75c. These wrappers
are well made and fit like the wings on a
duck. '. ’
Sillllll lilllltllll SAVINGS Billli
51 Washington street.
Open daily from D to 12 a. m., and from Its
3 p m.. and on Monday evenings from 7 00 ll
”Interest allowed on domain.
ALDEN SOLMANS. Prest.
JOHN H. TERMS. Vice-Frost.
JOHN H. RNA film and Trims.
D.
W. RAYMOND.
FllllEllll DIRECTOR
Mill EMBIIMEll.
as wasuiuoroni smear, souru
NORWALK, CONN.
RESIDENCE, nauacxsno uorsr.
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Nationaliiarmenilluner
It has been left for American ingenuity
to step to the front rank and furnish the
Very Best ht the least expense of money,
and the Dress Cutting School represents
the latest :trinmph in teaching ladies
with and without experience how to cut
and put together every kind of a gar-
i _ mt wornjby ladies and children (girls
and boys),ahd will call your attention to
some of then. such as basque with
thightorhurve fronts, with two under
armgoers'1the French Bias Dart; the
mwalstlnfrontthan in back; the
oaswlthoulany front darts, the Seam
Basque single or double breasted;
zoned tshouider seams. the one
mlnths1back or side,anda large va-
Motothhsnoapersoncanselsctone
“maddesthelr appsarance. Also
landl draperia, long gowns, bl-
“Whittle. All kinds of
,jeapss,wrapssudcloaks,and
yumnnasthelt‘ationai Garment
yoneaucotany garmentmrd-
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all, willbeln properpro-
tospwssn'sform.
fidfllh5lfll from 7 to 9,
W,mand 1Satnrdsy after»
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160 Umbrellas, 24-inch and 26-inch
made of line cloth, good for :sun or rain,
Natural and Dresden handles, some are
now marked $1.48 You may have on
Saturday for 86hthat is if you con..-
early.
Alittle over nine dozen ladies' Black
Parasols, made of fine cloth, with deep
rutll»s;our regular price is $1.69. Sat-
urday's price, $1.09.
Nations, 8w.
Babeskiu Soap, considered by experts
as the finest soap made. The regular
price for a package of two cakes is 535
cents. Saturday, all day until store
closes, at half price, 12ic.
Missee’ tine Cambric Handkerchiefs,
extra large size, six for 25c.
Choice of our entire line of Side
Combs at this sale for 100 a pair.
25 groe. all silk Furniture Gimp; value,
5 ca yard; at 2: a yard.
25 gros. Redfern Steels, sold every-
where at 15c a dézen; Saturday 9: a
dozen.
"K. B” Scissors, all sizes value, 39, 49
and title a pair, choice of lot“ .52 a pair.
Ten dozen Pearl Handle Pocket
Knives, worth 35c, at‘ 25c each.
Five gros. Stockinet Dress Shields, all
sizes, 8: pair.
One gros. Corset Steels, 10c IpIality, :lc
pair.
There is great danger in neglecting
colic, cholera and similar complaints.
An absolutely prompt and safe cure is
found in DeWitt's Colic and Cholera
Cure. E. P. Weed and (l. C.
Stillson.
Sometime ago I was troubled with an
attack of rheumatism. I used Chamber-
lain’s I’Iiin Balm and was completely
cured. I have since advsied many of my
friends and customers to try the remedy
and all speak highly of it. Simon Cold-
bnuni, San Luis Rey, Cal. For sale by
(i. O. Stillson, druggist.
When occasion demands its use, try
DoWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve. It is cool-
ing to burns, stops pain instantly,
clennses,a perfect healer for scalds or
skin eruptions. Always cures piles. E.
1’. Wood andii. C. Stillson.
Don't Tobacco spit or Smoke Your Life
Away.
Is the truthful startling title of a book
about No-To-ilsc. tho harmless, gus‘ran-
teed tobacco habit ours that braces up
nlcotinizerl nerves,climinates the nioo«
tine poison, makes weak men gain
strength, vigor and manhood. You run
no physical or financial risk, as No-To-
Sac is sold by R. H.1’laisted under a
guarantee to cure or money refunded.
Book free. Address Sterling Remedy
00., New York or Chicago.
Travelers find a safe companion in De-
Witt’s Colic and Cholera Cure. A
change in drinking water and in diet
often cause severe and dangerous com-
plaints. This medicine always cures
them. E. P. Weed and G. C. Stilison.
Some people are constantly troubled
with pimples and boils, especially about
the face and neck. The best remedy is a
thorough course oi Ayer's Ssrsaprilla,
which expels all humors through the
proper channels, and so makes the skin
become soft, healthy and fair.
We recommend Dertt’s Colic and
Cholera Ours because we believe it a safe
and reliable remedy. its good attests are
shown at once in seas of cholera morlms
and similar complaints. ill. 1’. Weed
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Cor. Main and Wall ”wits. Norwalk. V
Greatest in our :Histnry l 11
BLEARANLE SALE!
Taking “Time by the forelock” instead of waiting
until the season and demand for goods are over, we have'
now marked our entire stock, $50,000 worth, of clean and
seasonable merchandise, at prices so low, that not alone
have profits been cut off, but in many cases we have
The Great. Salmons Saturday,
Juuu 22 1895,
AND CONTINUES ONE WEEK.
We advise our patrons to come early and take ad-
We mention only a few of
the wonderful offerings. Extra salespeople for Saturday.
SECURE FURNITURE COUPONS.
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Shirl Waisis.
A great many of our customers have
been startled upon entering our suit
room‘, and beholding the immense
quantity of SHIRT WAI-ll'S displayed
more. No wonder, for we make larger
I urchases in this "‘16 than any house in
Connecticut, and what is more. we are
selling them like hot cakes. We have
colors and styles to suit everybody.
There are a few of last season's Waists
here which have smaller sleeves than
those that were made this year; also, a
few White Waists that are slightly soiled
or mussed. On this lot there will be
sweeping reductions.
Some of these Waiste are marked :51 49,
but to make things lively and as a special
inducement for you to visit this depart-
ment and see other special attractions,
weoil’sr choice of this lot, Saturday, at
25 cents each. Only one of these waists
to customer. They will, make a nice,
cool Dressing Sacque, so come early if
you want one.
One lot soft finished Waists, with large
sleeves and crush collars; regular price,
31 50: sale price 9‘4 cents.
The- Boston- Store,
Cor. Main and Wall Sts.. Norwalk.
Bhildren’slackels
In red, blue and tan, trimmed with
white, gold or black braid. Do you need
one for your little boy or girl? If so,
come here Saturday and take it away at
HALF PRICE. ,,
Pictures.
Beautiful Eichings of the "Homes of
American Poets.” Longfellow, Poe,
Lowell. Whittier, et_ al , with white and
gilt frame, 1512!: they would be a
bargain at 8?. but the price at this sale is
only $1 25 each.
Fiv; hundred copies famous paintings,
all framed, 12 cents each.
Fifty Water Color Paintings, 2012i,
white and gold frame. 9'5 cents each.
With every purchase of to or over at this sale a handsome
souvenir will be given.
Cor. maiuand Wall Stet, V
NORWALK. ~ 1 y:
TABLE
This is worth looking at.
SILKS,
cent quality, at 25c yard.
at 49 cents, choice of the lot, 19c yard.
and crashes.
tapesandlackais
Are you going on a vacation to the
mountains or the seashore? If so, don’t
go without a Light Cape or Jacket, or
you will have to stay in evenings. This
week we offer a choice of all our $10 and
$12 garments at 34. This price is per-
suadingly small.
Kitchen llepa mam.
Solid oak tables, 3 feet high, 10x16 top
with shelf, The price always has been
$1.19, now 749.
Banquet lamp, center draft burner,
chimney and shade frame for $1.98.
Fancy lamp shade and holder, all
colors, at this sale. 9c.
Four piece Toilet sets, consisting of
bowl, pitcher and covered chamber, dur-
ing this sale only 98:: set.
Children’s Bath Tubs, large size, only
89c each.
Granite iron refrigerator pans, side
handles. 15c.
Steel knives and forks, only one set to
customer, at 49s a set.
Six quart tin wash basins, at this sale
50 each.
Three-quart tin pails, with cover, the
15-cent quality, for 9c each.
Mrs. I’otts’ sad irons, slightly damaged
50c set. _
Wire dish covers, live In set, at 49.: set.
A 2-"). tea or notice canister for 9s.
Porcelain—lined preserve kettle, 2-qt.
size. 10c.
LINEN.
Fifty-four inch Unbleached Table Damask, 82 cent quality. 25c yard.
Sixty inch Half Bleached Table Damask, 45 cent quail
Sixty inch Full Bleached Satin Damask, 87.} cent quality, title ”to.
Seventy-two inch Double Satin Damask, finest .2 damask, 81 49 yard.
to yard.
SILKS.
Ten pieces of beautiful Kai-Kai Wash Silks; a new lot for the hot weather, 8
Fifteen pieces Fancy Wash Silk for summer dresses and waists,alwaye sold
Twenty pieces Excelsior Silk for waists and skirts, sold all season at 39 cents a
yard, will close out what we now have at 25c yard.
TOWELS.
Fifty dozen Huck Towels, soft and absorbent. Just think of it! Six for 250.
Twenty-five dozen, large size, Bath Towels, will go quickly at We each.
Two thousand, live hundred yards Fine Toweling crash, 6 cent quality, at So a '
yard. Not over seven yards to a customer.
We have not space to mention the big reduction in prices of other linen
Unbleached and Bleached Muslin.
4~4 Unbleached Muslin, 6 cent quality, at 4c a yard.
4-4 Bleached Muslin, 8 cent quality, at (to yard.
8-4 Full Bleached Muslin, 18 cent quality, at His yard.
Kitchen ilepanmem.
Window screens, fit any window, 26
inches to 32 jnches wide, and adjusts
with a spring, at this sale, five for $1.00
Special prices on all sizes of Bamboo
Veranda Screens.
Mrs. VanDuzen’s patent Egg Beater;
regular price, 5 cents; at 2:.
Covered picnic baskets, iii-cent qual-
ity, at this sale, 9c each.
Sea shore pulls and shovels for chiL'
dren, To set.
Household ammonia; regular price, 6
cents bottle-fiat this sale, four bottles for
10c.
Fine parlor broom, only one to a cue-
tomer at 19:.
Thin blown glass tumblers. six for 19¢,
Only six to a customer.
German China cups and saucers, 12—
piece eet for 49c set.
half— dozen cups and half dozen saucers
during this sale for 39s a set.
Mason s fruit jars, pint jars with quart.
tops, 89c a dozen.
Quart fruit jars, only 98c a dozen.
Extra rubbers for fruit jars, quart
am, To doz.
Extra rubbers for fruit jirs, pint size,
So dozen.
"Lightning" fruit jars, pint size, 81.59
dozen.
“Lightning“fruit jars, quart size, $1.75
dozen.
Carpet Tacks, four 11b. papers for 100.
RACE POSTPDNED.
University (‘rem lihl Not linw “octane.
I’ormsy'a Ninrll \VIIII Smashed.
l'oi‘uuiiicutrsIn. N, Y.. .lllllt‘ :3'2.—~'l‘lie
hit,r lmor mm- lli’lWI‘i'll llli' uniwrsity
rights III~ i'v-lIIIIIlIiII, ('1 ll‘lli'll :IIIIi [’i‘llilrs’yl'
\'lilllll \m-I il'li l"l\|t‘il oping [Illillllt'i'l'
(ll‘lll, illlil illillh‘llllIl-i of III nplv \\'I'l‘l' illr‘itp'
Ilillllii‘ll.
JIM llt‘f‘h llII- liIIII-IIgl'i-I-Il {III'IIII- start
the shell of llll‘ l'IIIVI-rnity of l’I-Iimyli'ii-
IIIII i‘l'I‘W. which “us in Ih-v \YlllI‘l‘ t|\\'i|li-
iIIIz the mining of the turn. was thrown
against tlw hull of 1111‘ l'I'llllN‘ylvlllllll
lillllli‘ll on lllt‘ i-I'mt of it wow IiiId luully
Sill‘isilll‘ll, ’l‘hi‘ llllnllllll was i'llll‘t‘ll by the
swell from :I pumiiu; I'uwuuu l‘lllii‘l'. The
limit. was In Illli‘i' liikt'll out of illl‘ “'Iiior
lllllll‘fflllllllli'il. li wus slow in in four
[Illlf‘i‘rs unit could not possibly lu- llh’I‘il.
The only III lii‘l' right lllIl‘I'il hill'” brought
here by llu: l’I‘llllr‘fi'lVllll‘I‘lllh was wrm-kml
so badly lll practice II low (haw ”l!" ”*6 to
lIIIpI'iII'lII'ully loch-«s, ’l‘lli- ('uI‘IIIIll lllt‘ll
III out'o IIll‘I-I'vil tho Iiwoi' Hilt‘ of tho”
shells, lIIIr lit-i it WIN”‘1:lelillilll'tlllllimlltl
Hill" to tlmso used by IhI~ l'i‘llllfifi‘h'lllllil
('l'l‘\'.' the tllTi‘I' \t‘us ill‘t’llllt'tl, IIIIii Pl‘llllriyl-
\‘rIIIhI il'iki'll {or II pIIsipqu-IIIIIIII.
While ihv llllillv'l‘ was bring (li'llltlt'il tho
Cornell IIIIIl I'olIIIIIlIiII I'I'viu'w IIIiIlIlli~Ii ”Vi'l'
to the starting line. iIIIIl ihv thoumnrijof
[ltilllli' "thrill and l|.-1IIIl4’,\\llIl hml llt"lll
walling on r llll hour in Ihvi. iiii, not up u
il'.liI'I ’l‘ luv) I 1"(lltillil IlII l'liiliiiivlphiuns
to illllli‘ Iothr liIIi. IIIII Vivi l‘ Ilieiippiiiiitid
Firinlly the due l-IIIIII was f'tlii hell on tho
rr-‘i'lrws host, which lIIyIIIi eighth of Ii.
nI'IlI- lli‘lllw tho start, to postpone the rrwo
until Monday lint rIiooII. Pennsylv'nnin s
I'Iiptiiln rI-fusi-Il II Hht'” which (‘oluriibia
”"0“?“ and insisted on tiwpostponement.
Strum I-.rrift inner and will ply the
f'lil‘l hv‘i‘ori tlw rum, IIIIII the ruclrigcmft
in the hIIIId-I of their «rows must obviousn
lyho iii the” own risk until thou-mart.
'l‘lII- wash tlIIIt Irushid i’i-Iiiisy"ltnniiis
shell is sold to how Hilllt' from (he lurgc
tug iii whh h ilou- rnor \lortouvnuwdnwn
the river from his iihinuhvi'k home to
t'lt‘t'i thi' l‘ttH‘. 'lllII till: liimvvm lII' it
illl‘ utht'l‘llllf' H or not Wis on the for side
of the river from Pennsylvania's hunt-
llnlitii', and her I risu mm in Inner. unfortu-
IIIItI- in out having sm-ured their shell
from the on mining rolh-r.
Conference on the Tin Plate Scale.
Pi’r’i‘siiiriiii. Juni- £22.~The wage coni-
minus: of the AIIuilgsmatod neswlntlon
and tlII-ooiiimlttw of manufacturers are
in conference on the tin pinto scale.
State Camp at Peekaklu Opens.
DEFENDER ALMOST READY.
The (up Protector .Vluy ltr- Liiumliml To-
Irmrrmi. nglit.
“HRH”... ll. l.. .luiw 2'2.——l)i\'vr llun-
('lill. “ho i~ Hlllll‘l’lllli‘lltlllltl the work
on the “HTS from which the Hip Ili-i'i-uilvr
will soon lw llllllli‘lll‘tl. Ih-IIivd in your cor-
ri-spoiirlI-III llII- report IhIIt the ways but!
Ih-i'IIyI-Il so horny thIII they will how to be
entirely roluIilI. delaying lllt‘ launching
of illt‘ you-hi i'iillaillr‘i'lllil)‘. ”t‘ siriieil that.
illi' ways “'t‘l'i' llt‘l‘fi'i'll)’ wIIIIIl. requiring
only ll little limping. which I‘ll" he done
in Ii few hours.
The llU-‘li Is :IiIIIIM l‘i'llil)’ to go into the
“'illl‘l' llllil Hilnillll lIi~ litillll‘lli‘ll lli'fIIl'I' ti o
middle of III-ti \Vl‘t'k. 'l'hvro is II pussiliih
liy IlIIil alll‘ Iiuiy fillilt‘ oll' illt‘ ways lwfnri‘
llI‘Xl Sunday night. The tli‘i'k work on
the hour is Hourly ilIIishI-Il. Tlit‘ I'nrpI-n
tors on- Working I'nphlly. :IIIIl illt‘ ciillii-rs
im' right. lll‘llillil lllt‘lll.
l’l'i‘vlll‘llilllllh lli‘l‘ lli'lllil lllillli‘ for illi‘ I'v-
I-I-pI ion of Ihr hi'illlll'llil‘ which owns tho
hoIII whru thvy t‘hllli’iillliil‘llil Ilu' llllilli‘ll-
lug. run! it in wrpm‘lml that all who own
IIII lllll‘l‘i‘hl in the yIII-ht will he pri-sI-Iit.
rldlhliil'll iII EllIsI‘Itr-mil.
1":ishlousiu llll‘ii‘lll‘lllll vhnugv quimns
IIIIII lI its ll“) do in lIIIllllt ls. Hun lllltllll
iIIItIII'iIIg IHI. I1Ili.limi III .lII (IIII' Igo II: I:-
t‘IIII Illlfi ll’lli \. lili' lli‘ s on its list llllil ih:
IIIIIIIIIgI- r is i oIIiiIIIIIIlly i. II hing his hmlii
form-w IhwigII-iwlih which in Woo rhi-
iii-lilo [llllllll' away from his I-nriipvtlt vrs.
The unions of ”Will lll‘lltllli'irl or" mud
of tlilllllli! “i'l's,m IliIIIlIlu “H's" IIIIIl do
"it’s." lll'l'llllifi‘il with IIppIIrI-ut:irili-ss'
and brought to II close with on “i.” Any
iIIIIIlIIIIm-vutof tho language would imi-
IIrIIlly suppose from IIII inspection of II
lililt'lll'illll list that itwosuvutulogim oi
the ltrilirIII nobility. There is Do Niitiih-
LlIII'l—Ii splendid fillllli', it will lIIIiiIlmit-
l"il-—-llllil it lp sod Inihiiik that. ltonly
illgtiiilvs n IIIIII'IIrIIIIl tube that is fluted
nroiindlho IIIItslIlollko tho piiclii'r of II
whistling hoy.
MIIIItIIcI-luoli (iroesi has no reference
Wllitfilt't‘l' to tho I‘IIh-hmlml NI-iipnlltnn
lIrigIItIII. It. only Ilvslgiirilca n Clt‘fil', \"lllit‘
riincnriml. which is out up into little
chunks about. the also of II.pIIliII~IIIIm'iI
Whistle. hurry one knows what sprilewlil
ire-flour prism om-lslnr—hut prolmhly
only It fI-w om llWlti‘ll that there is also
spaghetti grossl, spaghetti socondl nIIIl
spughvttinl. Then there is vorInim-ill.
which hours when cruiki'lln striking l't‘~
M‘illlllnnm‘ to tho contents of o bolt can,
and plain, homely Iioinllvs, on Italian
product. with niiiirmoii name. Home of ”it!
other varieties are do pnnlorl, soprnillni,
Anselm June 29; agile to camp at iidolinl, tronotto guises, troncttinl, regi-
Peeksklll opened today or t season, and units, lasngnettc, reginlnni ploooll—n my
nearly all the general in the al name, um—rndrttino am, stelilttl and
state are m. , m circuit-Ohm Record.
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"Many of the citizens of Rainsville,
Indians, are never without a bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remy-11y in the
house,” says Jacob Brown, the leading
merchant of the place. This remedy has
proven of so much value for colds, croup
and whooping cough in children that few
mothers who know its worth are willing
to be without it. For sale by (l. C. Still-
son, druggist.
There is one medicine that will cure
immediately. We refer to DcWitt‘s
Colic and Cholera Curelfor all summer
complaints. No delay, no disappoint-
ment no failure. ii. I’. Weed
andil. C. Stillson.
Bargains,
Bargains,
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WALL PAPERS.
Grand Cleaning
illll Silt
that will SURPRISE you.
at PRICES
At the
PRICES we are now offering it will
pay you to BUY and keep for future
use.
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N 0 '1‘ I o E
WINDOWS.
Return csr fare paid to out of town
minimum”
19 Wathlngtsn It, 80- Ismail»
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MR. GEO. E BANZHAF,
of New Canaan. 98352'1 11: ill. nineteen very
bud tee-tiiextrni Id by llIt. h. “I. IIARMER
without any unpleasant after slice-t. "
Many other testimonials at oilh e.
TEI'II‘H FILLED ASI) EXTRACTED
PAINLESSLY. A SPECIALTY.
BEST
QUALITY.
FULL
S ET.
$8 00
WARRAN i‘El) FOR i: iVE YEARS.
DR. F. W. D ARMER
sunsrnu DENTIST. '
N0. 42 WASHINGTON STBEIT.
()ver Post miles. South Norwalk.
HOITBS: it It. in. tmlp.ru.1231yr
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tiller Spectaclt lens (is
locatul opImainc Liftfiflq, flogmffi.
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Forashorttime only. DEC. F. HUGHES.
Refraction Specialist, gives his sole attention
to the scienttilc correcting of dittlcnlt casesof
defective vision. if our eyes are weak. or
visionpoor, you shou d consult at once and
havea air of Silex lenses adjusted to your
eyes. ey give ease and comfort. to the wear-
er. The material from whlih the lenses are
ground A.) hard. pure and implant. Not liable
to become scratched. Are cooling to the oral.
strengthen the nfl‘ves, doing awn with
frequent changing of glasses,as they sat for
years. Glasses are not always given to im-
prove eyesight. but to reilI-Ve undue strains,
short. maeslst. nature. Thousands of eyes
are ruined yearly. Seven persons out of ten
have neither eye alike, and one out of twenty
have astigmat rm. hence the necessity of leaf;
ing each eye separately. Him lal ntientl
given tomny inequality that may exist
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