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inhuman-loom“-
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laminatihoaecoaladia
8m.
Ahovealltheronnderntnat
,coworh. l’iththerumout
Tmthemanwithalongtee
int away from dram ahofi
employed amid uplifting io-
ntll they can so forth‘aad ht
_ He my: he has collector
L'Ilch prove that more pet
“I been safionaly injured am
both“ contests than in boa
”- Ir. Sullivan intends to of
”meat to the lac-”ls bill o
m boxing law whlci
:fl‘ihlt the playing of toothl-
I flew York state. The as
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hoe been killed in loothal
m two years. while (on
died an a reanlt of mm
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weightol his indie-nee l1
Elma-damsthathl-
toflra. Longtry i:
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andotherthingaolthehind: andthey
trutedwithaeveritytheQuaherathe
Wandmumulmori
religion except that own; for they
wouldnotailowaperaontovotciihei
did not belong to their Church. and
they frequently gave people orders to
leave for another reason than that
theydidnoteonform.
For Q You Ia
{New Hillard Genetic.)
In a progredve town in Utehneld
mau.ooethnlaaafldaabkora§
motor rmrt. the authoritie- are now
debating whether they can allord to:
insure the school houae during the?
comingyoar. Aatorroadreoairit
is-idthattheremuatbejnstaalib}
tie of it done as ponihle. The town
haalargedehtaadasslniiitaa. and
things are down to hard pan
We call the attention of the stateé
mmthelactthatloraeveralyeami
in the been! much opposition. we have ;
mntended that country towns with de-
~reaaing or hallo-an grand llatawlth 3
lowering resources. could aflord to in- ‘
rel-case their expenaea by launching into
great modern improvements in a and-
Eeu way. We now point out the coudl‘
:ion of a proguaeive town in which it
‘3 now aerloualy contended that even
what seem to he neeeaauy em
:annot be fully endured. intern-ting.
ain't it?
it is time the‘ country towna were
“up on business principlea it much dis-
uter is to he escaped. What are hull-
aeso principles? To pay as you go for
everything except what may he ow
nary to go in debt (or. such an the erec.
Motahrlibcorthebuildingola
new town building. Pay as you no for
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Iaderuatesupervlflnor’withoat
them.
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wear «an amen 8".
Thereportthatfim”l'eaaendcaia
a candidate for the chairmanship a
the Republican State Central commit.
tee.iadeeilledly incredible. Sacha
moreIeraScnatoI-ialalpirantwonld
heatintopoliticolnidde. for the
smalla-puliuoawoaldmeanaaaihlla-
tioa aeoatnrially.—Brldgeport Far~
mer.
“ammunition-then.-
oeratlcao-iaattoa nw governor in
mmmuwmua‘
llllinera' folds trim a ahirt-waiat of
Anita.
: Hematiinhed reliret tlea
good they are pretty. too.
are lie".
A waist of tucked satin has a yoke
of plain velvet Oriental design.
Plaid dress materials are still uaed
fby young girls. but more for trim—
gmlnga than for entire gowns.
Some girls are utilising the One lace
;on the edges of their worn—out hand-
herchieta to make little turn-over col-
‘lara in their nacho. .
Cheerful data are an appropriate for
grooming-each as yellow tints are in a
iroom where there is only a northern
expo-ire.
‘ Nearly every honaeheeper knows
that salt and algal- will polish copper
gout all do not know that they are
E:uuwe electire when applied hot.
What is more striking than a de-
mure looking woman wearing one on
thoae wide—twinned hat- that turn
Euowa in [root and back?
Amoroingaackotploin
oi lace.
3 How would you She to have your
Hones Imell like the foul towela with
#whlch you wipe them? it
obliged
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tobemonthoahirtofaclothgowa
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if it don't, out you
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Comstock
Jr.’&- 7‘ '
Phone 138-3.
WE‘LL!
totheloatHODyet? Wewanttore-
mind you that OUR GOAL ia well
SCREENED,
lore than that. lt‘al'the “hold the
heat” kind. "N0 MNG WAX“. NO
SKORT wmon'rs.“ We're at!“ cell.
log for $6.00 PER NH just Inch
0 O A L .
Irving LuckTm inn
Gumball-nil.
, Gaol Yard and “cavalier Street;
Branch once. Corner’Waahlngtoaand
lain 8treeta.,30uth Norwalk. Conn.
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depanmmmoasyolap
ppreciation of our great
Corset Covers
50 dooeu Cornet Govern. high neck, good
quality muslin, regular value 15c, .
100
50 doaeu Goraet Covers. tine cambric.
canon. V and high necks. beautifully
trimmed with Hamburg or lace.
worth 88:. each
210
85 doacn Corset Covers. bauxite. lawn
and camhr-ic, numerous styles in
French. law, equate and V necks.
hand-omely trimmed. regular value
59c. at this sale. each
43c
Daintineec characteriaes our assort-
ment of Cornet Coven to Marina
333 French models. Prices range
500tofl25each.
Chemise.
ed' in some m for
specialism!
7 Eight Breanne
50 m Nllh
trimmed with Hamburg and tucks,
worth 69¢, each
43c
50 doa. Night Drcaaee, line cottonaoven
at. styles. Empire.
high and V necks, handsomely
med with Hamburg and lace, for this
sale. each
aq
trim-
69c
35 doaen Night Brennan batiate. can»
brie and line cotton. pretty clients l
the tmany style;
round and V nacho, exquisitely trim-
med with embroidery, hematitchlng
and lace, worth $1.85 each. at
n
at Empire. room
We
Space do. not permit us to do fart?"
than call Imam: to all 01 our as.
Ion-meat of Night Drones. They
‘ggc. prettily trimmed,‘prices range
Our aaaortment oi Chemise includes “'25“ 3225
both regular and extra alaee. with ,
trimmed or plain shirts. Prices Corsets
w from
390 to 31.75
Godot-skirts
Indioa’ llnderahirta. good cotton. in
auroral atyloa. umbrella and , plain
show full aiaea. Priceo
Gun
Our model Corset Department supplies
the very latest walnut
makes “R.
“Armor-side." “"l'hompson s
Glove Fitting." “F."P " “learner's,"
"Her Majesty,” and
oats. end “Ferris‘s” waists need no
wordy introduction. At this sale we
“IBI'GW' 60F
,,, Whom Millerbeatmc moorsetonhtil;
250 $031.“) and drab, at Witt. '
0] ii ': ; , 3390»:
so «can mugs-291:3: pond cot:- Chiidren‘s N ight Gowns
tut. hem and cluster of tucks, slate
ltoltyearaworthliccachJonhia
aalo
90
1 murmur- Canton ~ll‘laoucl Night
Gowns. extra heavy cloth. have sold
all aeoaon wane. ‘thie‘aale,
7%
each
AGup of
' ‘ ,i and handy in: every particular for comfort-
able chopping. This section no been“ crowded the past week with the ladies' to their
values. '1‘ add still hitherto the big list of “Emoticon
we put forward. TO-MOBBOW, this new and cpécial uterine, while they last-—
Ladics’ Cambric Drawers. trimmed with fine tomhon
2 lace or Hamburg Magfld inch. all cues, tidal-tis-
a lot of three hundred only.
White Petticoats: .
uuwuwnuuu.mnnaaaoot-
cotton.trlmmdwith tucknworth
”matthlaenle
39c
Ladies‘ white Petticoats. the m A
numerous atylea handsomely trim-
med with Hamburg or lace. worth
81.00. each ‘
750
26 doaen white PM cambric or
line cotton, umbrella ahapca, prettily
trimmed with Hamburg or “be, toll
sixes. 81.85 quality.
979’
36 don. Lamar white Pcttiooats. loo
cotton or cambrlc, trimmed with
Hamburg edging lace. tanks and in-
sertions, worth $1.60, at
8125
White Petticoats. all the latest models.
in the exquisite styles by American
and French designers
81.50 to 83.50
Drawers
35 doaen Iadies' Drawers, good coach.
hemuddusterotmchaforthla
sale. each
15c
5 dozen Ladiee‘ Ih'awora. umhrolla
and plain~ shapes. fruit of loom cot—
AT SEYMOUR’S STORE
"holous’
And breakfast I: nearly made. but if Elbe Gofiee is poor your breakfast is spoiled.
toffee
Do you have a cup of first class Cofich If not it 18 because you are not buying it of
us. FinoCoRce
uoneolonrrnoctalneuwcpndeouraelmon selling a better an-
in holethanyoucanfindmtbistown. ThcmuinePadanfiJava,‘ and Arabian Mo-
ohmourlastpurchase. lbrcethcusandpoundsmtbemberry thisCofljoemasted
twice each week. placoebeforc’ygou ill
more than $3,
diam
mint lb.
i_ >
. ‘3.
finest Coflceintheworld'. It me. a little
_ ” lhedlfierouce. Supposevoutryitandbc
woman in w'cuyou sip it. caphvatcaandbolda In your
_ memorywhcretogeiyourfloflee: ,
‘ WOW E. SEYKOUR.
Norwalk Chronicler