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Gloveol'lttlns Patterns. by which we can
present to cor lady readers some or their
very. newest and choicest patterns of
garments Full and explicit directions
for pasting somber the garments ae-
company each pattern. '
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which
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HINTS BY HAY KANTON.
This pretty costume of white duck is
tastefully trimmed with narrow red
and white striped duck, embroidered
anchon in red decorating the collar, and
round white pearl buttons closing the
front of blouse. The skirt is neatly gor-
ed to give the fashionable ii in at the low-
eredgemhlch is finished with a two-inch
band or striped duck. The full back is
gathered at the top and sewed to ahead,
the placket being made in centre back.
The blouse is shaped by shoulder and 01M)
under-arm seems. the lower edge being 300‘" MM].- I .0!
gathered intoaband over whichahelt mm ’ .07
of the striped duck is worn. A box plait Cum Raolvent’, :10
of the stripe edges the right from goat’s Errznulsion, o .98
through which buttonholrs are rears “"1“: .
worked to correspond with buttons wgwcgggoi‘hm :75
m the leit to «fleet the closing, 3mm lls, .' .19
A broad stylish collar trimmed to match Aloook’s Planters. .10
finishes the neck. Full bishop sleeves W5 Capsice PM. .13
mgathered top and bottom, the wrists mm :
being completed with deep can... of the Atwood’s Bit’ters, 43
striped material. Suits in this style can Radamzs more: Egg, gun" 9:13
Radams Micro . .
be becorrflngly developed from serge, YankeeLnng Soother. . r .5
cloth, ilsnnel. pique. Madras. or other
wool or cotton settings. in blue trimmed
with white. brown, with corn] or ran,
and cream with red. blue or ran decor-
ation in place of the stripe here shown.
The quantity of 38-inch wide material
requind to make this sailor ruit tor a
girl tour years of age is if yards; (or one
sight yeast. 4} yards: ior one twelve
years of age, 4: yards.
The pattern. which is No. 6504 and re-
tails fer twenty—live cents. is cut in live
sizes. of (our. six. eight, ten and twelve
years of age.
EVEIIIB SEITIIEI. 00090!
INTITLING TO ONE PATTERN ANY
SIZE. OF NO. 6506.
Got this out. till in your name and address:
and mail or take to
Stonovant's Bargain House.
NAME
PATTERN No. 6504 HIZE._..........JB
This coupon and it etc. will secure above
ttern at Hturtevant's. North Main and
no streets. South Norwalk.
W ESTPORT.
Rev. Mr. Gilbert. of the. Ssugatuck
Methodist Episcopal church, preached a
sermonto the members of the bicycle
club last night.
—lmperlsl crown 100 cigars leave a
clean and sweet taste in your month. he-
csnee they are not declared. O. 8.
Trowbrldge d; Co , sell them.
Don‘t 'l‘ohmo aplt or Blinks Your Lila
Away.
sthe truthful startling title oi a book
about No-To-Bac. the harmless. guaran-
teed tobacco habit cure that braces up
nicotlnlzed nerves. eliminates the nlco~
tine poison. makes weak men gain
strength. vigor and manhood. You run
no physical or financial risk. as No-‘l‘o—
line is sold by R. Ii. Plalsted under a
guarantee to ours or money refunded.
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and bowels instantly and clinically stop-
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marbling bloody flux. The llrst thing I
thought of was Chamberlain’s Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhea; Remedy. Two
doses oi it settled the matter and cured
him sound and well. i heartily recom-
mend this remedy to all persons suffer-
ing irons like complaint. i will an-
swer any inquiries regarding it when
stamp is insisted. 1 refer to any county
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Directors.
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WALL PAPER.
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A lack of harmony both in design and
coloring on the walls of your room can
put the handsomeet suit of inrniture at
variance. If you wish to make every—
rnnet use great care in your selection of
Wall Paper. We admires pretty land-
home.
Slgn Writing. Artists’ Materials, Pictures
framed in order.
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70 Washington street. South Norwalk.
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800 ex. 9 02 ex. Bill ex. lUiB ex. limit ac, 11m“.
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ac. 4 83 Pitulield ex. is 12 ex. 668 ac
Smarts.
A. M.—92ii ac. P. M —-'.' 26ac.
Luv: Dnssnnv:
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SUNDAYS.
P. N.-l£fl
n to ac.:P. It.
I2 Washington Street
A. M.—-B 05 so. P. M. 506cc.
Ladies' Shirt Waists from 15 cents
Price. 25 cents to $8.
and 75 cents.
Boys' Shirt Walsts for it) cents, worth 25 write.
Mother's Friend Waists at 35 cents. worth 50 cents.
lion's Percale Shirts, 37 cents and .59 cents. worth' 50
ONE - MORE - WEEK
And the Summer will be over.
We Will Make it a Week of
Alllillllls IN SUMMER lillllllS
Wide Lawn at 5 cents.
to 61. Former
Organdies, Dimities, Crepon and Pique at 7 cents,th
12.5 cents.
wnlont's ”clarinet llEPllSlTlilll,
Corner Madison:and Franklin Streets. South Norwalk.
THE BEST MAKE WAGONS ill All llllllls.
Repairing of All Ki
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Worsted Dress Goods. Jackets and Capes at out prices.
Iniants’ Caps and flats at cost and below.
lilo insurable on at correspondingly Low Plltit.
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
NO. 84 WASHINGTON STREET.
so
nds.
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