, rave been
than you will receive
t" 6075 Is homo from a trIp to
land.
{digits Namath Gehrrnacn, of 86 Sec-
vs 97 his been visiting in New
Find and. Arthur Carr, of Gregory
, svard are home from Pound
kl spurt Preacher-9' Associa-
ld :13 meetings today In the
onus Methodist Episcopal
The session tonight com-
h'lraodo'clock. The public is
adaml‘n cue. the popular boot~
,blaulr at IHsfubr' 9 store, won the bicycle
draw: Saturday night, at the store of
. _‘ Ital: Taylor, on the Washington
r go.
spite of the storm yesterday morn-
Ia good sized audience greeted the
or, Rev. J W. Davis. at the Advent
atlas Church, and listened with
"attention to a soul- stirring Ber»
son the subject, “The Endurement
ower.“ The evening sermon was
n‘fro’m the text Ephesians Iv.,' 30:
, Pork Roast llc lb.
Wrimc Rib Roast IZIc'Ib.
II 0“ SATURI) A.“
at. tho
East Ave. Market.
Inn IIIIIIIIIYIIIIII
BRIDGEPORT.
The store is taking on it's
« Qhristmas
Dress
and will be a Mecca for Xmas
shoppers from now on.
‘4‘...”
Noah's Ark—a marvel of Toy-
' (10111 and briniful of all kinds of
Xmas gifts.
...—4....
..TheJiandlrcuzhief Display is on
a 1 go scale; there’s a grand se-
lection now to choose from, and it
is best to do your buying early,
while everything 13 fresh and new,
and plenty for all.
'Pretty styles of hemstitched, em-
broidered, revered, lace edge, in-
itialed and scalloped, and others.
Children's I-landkerchicfu. in
fancy boxcs. 34; dozcn in a box.
, 15:2. zoo. 25o. 371/3c a box.
Children's Handkerchiefs. col-
ored borders, allIlincn licmstitch-
ed, 121/2c.
. Children's l'landkcrchicls, all-
lincn, embroidered and lace edges.
25c.
Ladics' all-linen embroidered
Handkerchiefs, 75c., 89c., $1, $1.25.
$7.50.
Ladics' silk initial Handker-
chiefs, who, 25c.
Gcnt's silk initial llandkcr-
chiefs, 25c. 39c.. 50c.. 75c.
I'd Ladics' silk embroidered Hand
licrchicfs. 15c.. worth 25c. to 50c.
,. Ladics' silk embroidered l’land-
kc1chicfs. “$1.00, finest goods made,
valuc $1. .30 to$3.
‘1 Ladiis silk embroidered hand—
kcrchicfs. 50c ., worth 75c. to $1.00.
7‘, Men's white and black brocad~
cd Silk Mutllcrs. 5oc., 75c., Boo,
$1;~$r.25, $1.50 to $2. .
Men's fancy brocadcd Silk Muf-
flers, in spots, stripcs and fancy
brOcadcs, at spccial prices.
Ladics' lacc corsagc llandkcr-
chiefs. 25c... 39c. 50c.
Real Duchess lacc Handker-
chiefs, bye. to $25.
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RIBBONS.
,'l‘ht‘In.IIands 'ofIyards of beautiful
Ribbons arc hcrc for your choos~
idg, and the priccs dcfy all kinds
of cmnpctition. l-‘oor ribbons likc
,. everything Oiht arc not cheap at
'any priic. Our motto is: thc best
nality at the lowest price: hencc
like grand ribbon valncs oil'crcd
.. fol Monday.
1‘ Wide. plain Iaffcta ribbon, all
colors, pricc 12%.;2 a yard
(I. 2 plain satin rros grain
, ribbon, all colors, pricc 24c. 71
yard
No Bo and 100 widths of plain
Itnfl'eta ribbon pricc 194:. yard.
And we could fill the pagc. but
in goods licrc tell their own story
lien you come.
591511100“;
M “IN“!
I55 57998509 of the Holy plrl't to
file 70 away that. spirit by 00:1:qu n
conduct. ind so be' anally among to
lost. Thy sermon was 1119955th by aIII
the spirit until sickness has overtaken_
them, and than hen faithful 0710 h
"1.911 Indoor! th In to Jesus they ha
cried “tho late. too late." He closed
to yield themselves now to the peace-b
ful: influence or the Holy Spirit.
. ‘ III. I. florhnm.
. list Nam-III. coon.
sells the
long 511 15...: and dummy” lead and
zinc. ground by machinery.
R0 WA YTON.
A. Dibble is having repairs made to
Ms residence in Main shoot.
Albert 14. Scodeld. of Trinity Lake,
drove down to Rowayton, Saturday
Contractor M. I Brown has been
making repairs to a building on Frank
Iln Lynch's property.
Beth Gilbert, of Rldgofleld. was a
guest. Sunday. of his brother. Jamus
Gilbert, of North avcnuc.
Alphonso Dibble. of Main street
went to White Plains. New York, Sat-
urday, on 9. business trip.
Mrs. IAdelnlde Glnck, of Raymond
street. the wast side. went to Boston,
Saturday, to spend the winter.
Mrs. Doland and Mrs. McCashln. of
Main street, have returned home from
a few days' visit In New York city.
Mrs C. L; Ogden and Miss Amy 03‘
den, of Church street, went to Stam-
ford. Saturday, to attend a reception.
Mr. and Mrs. Fey 0. White, of Pros-
pect Heights, are expected home today.
from a visit with Mrs. White's parents
In western New York state.
Mrs. Henry Simona. of Main strcot
who has been sick for a number of
months, is now thought to be Improv-
ltng. Her permanent recovery In hoped
or.
Howard Steven's. who Is a student in
the Baltimore, Maryland. Medical Col-
lege, will sound a three wcoks' Christ-
mas vacation at his home I11 Main
street.
The cast and west sldo football
teams played an exciting game. Satur-
day afternoon. The score was twcn
ty-ilve to thnty, In favor of the cast
sides.
The young people who gave the sub-
scription dance In Guldcr‘s llnll.
Thanksgiving (we, report that tho af-
falr was so enjoyable that they will
give another one shortly.
Frank Govern. of South Norwalk.
has opened a barber shop In a build-
Iug owned by Mrs. Vincent, III Main
street. Lewis D. Keclcr. of Norwalk.
will conduct on upholstery business
in the roar of the building.
Mrs. Hurt, who has boon the ghost
of hcr daughter. Mrs. W. I. Stevens.
of Main street. has gone to Trinity
Lake, to reside with her daughtcr. Mrs.
Albert &ofleld. Mrs. Samuol
White. of tho west side. and M19. SIoI-
cns drove to Trinity Lakc with Mrs.
Hart,l‘1‘ldny.
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GRANBUR Y.
James Dowd. Sl‘., of Boston. In visit-
Ing, friends here.
Fred Jennings. of Bridgeport. is via-
Itlng at I". F. Clark’s.
Mrs. Barnes has been visiting her
sister. Mrs. Jollff. In Westport.
Mrs. John Crawford has been ogitcr-
talning relatives from City Island.
Miss Agnes Crawford is visiting our
sister. Mrs. Gaynor. In Brooklyn.
Mrs. M.‘ l). Flllow and Miss Lona
Flllow spent Friday with Mrs. Hyatt.
Mrs. Hattlc Bouton spent Sunday
with Mrs. Wilkinson. InISouth Non
walk.
Mrs. Mary Burkey. of Nor-walk. spent
Thursday with her mother. Mrs. A.
Burkcy.
Allen Burton. of Long Islnrn‘ Clty.
spent Sunday with his brother, bylvesI
tor Burton.
Mr. Raymond and son. of Montague,
Mass. has been visiting his aunt. Mrs.
D. A. Pillow. thc past week.
WESTPOR 1'.
Mrs. Frank Barnes. of Stamford, Is
a guest of Mrs. James H. Baruch.
Miss Viola Adams, of Sfuto street,
has as a guest her friend. Miss Walton.
of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs. Mary E.'Hlll'llllltt has rotnrncd
home from a short visit with relatives
I11 llrooklyn. N. Y
There are unclaimed letters at tho
Westport postofllcc for Georgc A. Hill
nnd‘IMrs. M. ,McCarroll.
Tho remains of Henry S. Murray. of
Bridgeport. formerly of this placc.
were brought born for Intormcnt. this
afternoon.
Mrs. Ambrosc S. Hurlbutt and Mrs.
William G Staples. huvo becu spend-
Ing a week with M1 and Mrs. II rank
C. Coley, In New Havcn.
Miss Ethel S. Wnkcmnn has roturng
cd to her studios at Vassar, nftor
spending a few days with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. howls I’. Wakomnn.
The Green Farms Farmors' Club met
with Miss M. L. llydc. Saturday oven-
Ing. (I. II‘. l’latt. of Milford. was pros-
ont. and dollvcrod an address 011
"F‘rult Growing."
Miss (lorirudc Idllcn Rosters. Ilauah
tor of. Mrs. Martin Codfrcy. of this
plnco. and James W. Sherwood, of
Trenton. N. J., arc to ho married to
morrow. at noon. at the flrcon Farms
Congregational Church. Tho lch'.
Robert J. Thompson will pcrform tho
ccromony.
Hurry McDonounh Post, (i. A. It,
has elected the following officers:
Commander-ml. Chapman Taylor.
Senior VIcc-Commandcr—«Chnrlcs l-l.
Olmstoad.
Junior Vice-CommandcrI-Bamuel ll.
Crawford.
Officer of the daya'rhomns Glynn.
Quartermaster—John J. Pcrr.y
Adjutant-wit l0. Motcalf.
Chaplain»Nsthu-Ilcl 8. Kirk.
SurgeonwAnron Bennett.
Dillcsr of tho (luard-—-—Petcr ll. Fools
Quartermaster SergeantwAI-thur Ba-
her
M. n mooring of tho raconlly orgnfiI
Izod Board bf Trails, hold in lions of
psi-fences of those who have resisted
with an car-nest appeal to the unsaved
at. that wears. twice as.
2“ WM
71110055; and bylaws. and report at
05 503501557: meeting. to be held- at
the same place on Friday evening next
at which time a board of six directors
will be chosen.
'FJIIRNELDu-JOUTHPORT.
F‘. 13.850155, of Greenfield Hill, has
bean visiting in Newtown.
n visitnlg Miss Ame Callahan .
l'Cllnton Osborne, who has been:
spending ssv‘oral days In Hartford, bah
returned. ,
J. bulkley wood has been spending
several days in New York, on a busi-
ness t.rip
The schooner (loom Edwin sailed
for New York, Saturday, with a large
cargo of farm‘ produce.
MI: and Mrs. Eugene BuI-I. of Green
field Hill. hays returned home from a
visit to friends in New York
Miss D. A. Glover. of Falrlleld. whoa
has been severely ill during the past
few weeks Is recovering g.
IRev. Allen R. Beeman and family
who have been spending a week In
Farmlnston, have retained home.
Mrs. J. Staples and family, of Fair-
field, expect to leave for Atlantic City
{1. J., where they will spend tho win-
e1.
The Sasquanaug Village lmprovr-I
mcnt association has put up a new
street lamp on the property of Post
master Jennings.
Duncan C. (hum of Summit, N. .I.
who has been spending several days III
' Southport. the guest of his slstoI,M1s.
E 3. Hand. has retained home.
CANNON.
Miss Joan Stockwoll has been visit-
ing friends in town.
Davenport White of Yale. spent Sun
day with his motbei
Mrs. Bothcl and daughters. Maud
and Claudine, leave for the South this
week.
Floyd. the young son of Rev. E. l‘.
bounsbury. has recovorcd from an at
tack of tonsilltis.
Miss MachcIIol will leave fox Phil
adclphla, this week. She expects to
be gone- about three weeks.
Tho Ladlos' Aid Society hold a vow
enjoyable sociable at the home of Miss
Nichols FIIday afternoon and evening.
Miss Mamie Miller gave a pmty to
a number of her friends, Saturday cI
enlug. .luests were meant from W"-
ton. North Wilton. Norwulk. Rlidge
port and New Haven. A very enjoy-
able tlmc was had bv all present.
NEW CANIMN.
Goof-go Banzhaf Is unite ill.
G. I). Nichols has started building his
now lceliouse.
Tho live turkoy at Miller 5‘; \Vllscr‘s
grocery was won by Robert Jones
'lhc monthly meeting of the Botongh
Board will be held ’luesday evening
CuII Fauchcr has rtotclyed a good no
sltlon with a hosiery firm in New York.
Stophcn lloyt‘s Sons have received
the contract for landscaping L. P.
Child's extensive grounds.
Lone Tree Commandory. U. 0. (I. C..
will hold an entertainment in any
mond‘a Hall. this ovonlng.
A special communication of liar-
mony Lodge will be held Wednesday
evening. when the M. M. degree IleI
bc conferred. A collaumi will be served
In the banquet hall. at which time Mr.
Plait will lecture upon a subject relat-
Ing to Masonry.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of C. B. Puncher and Miss Carrie A.
Lloyd at the residence of Mrs. George
Lockwood. East avenue, Thursday
December 20. at 4 p. m. After a wed
ding tour the happy couple will rosldc
in the George Goddls house. East avc
one.
Mrs. S. Y. st. John. who had been f01
several weeks suffering from 11 par
nlytlc stroke. died on Thursday. in her
eighty-fifth year. The funeral servici-
was held at her late residence. Sunday
Rov. II. C. Pillsbury. of the Mcthodlai
Church. officiating. Interment was In
Imkcvlcw Cemetery. Mrs. St. John
was born In New Cannon. and always
lived In the neighborhood of White
Oak Shade. She was married slxty
years.
OFFICER INQUISITIVE.
How a Chicken-Thief Was Nsbbed In
Bridgpeort. Thls Morning.
The. rosldcnts of the suburbs o:
llrldgpcort. have suffered for soon.
limo. from tho dcprcdations of chick
cnvthlcvos. but the authorities had
boon unnblo to not any once of the
thicvcs until Saturday. when. at an
early hour PatIoImsn llart esplcd an
Individual going along ll‘ahlleld avc
nus, with 11 guilty air and a big market
basket. which evidently contained a
load of sonic sort. The officer hailed
the strungor. and asked him what he
had In the basket.
"Potatoes." responded tho man, “and
l mu taklng them home to my family.‘
"Lot's see them." said the officer. as
he opened tho basket. and discovered
throc fine fowls.
Tho man, who gave his name as
(leorgo Hilliard. was locked 11p. and
admitted that he was an ordinary
chicken-thief.
RECORD-BREAKING RUN.
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New York In 4 Hours 25 Minutes.
A upccial train ran from Boston to
New York. on Thursday. in four hours
and twenty-five minutes. This Is said
to have been the fastest time ever
made betwuon these points on the Con
solldutod road.
The occasion of the record breaking
trlp was an urgent call sent to a New
York lawyer connected with the Stand
ard Oil Company. who was In Boston.
to return to New York. to attend an
Important, meeting on Thursday. at
noon. The lawyer hired a spacial
train of two cars. and left Boston mgr
0 s. 711.. over the Air Line. Chansons
of engines and cars Were made at WII-
Ilmnnllc and New Haven. and the on
the trip was made without mishap.
Most of the running was at the rate
of s talk: a mlnutc.
All tho iv I'lnmon rcccived handsome
‘ nit
ntedtb Mac 0011- ' ‘
[115 Lots Loo, of Gases 11111.55: ‘
Special Train Travel: From Boston to I;
fees from the single passenger.
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III-day sfteruoo .
John H'l In If ltlL' Was playing on the
top of th , :1 Avenue brldxe
Waterbury. 15. when he fell
and st to on 90 wire bottoming to
the trolley comp p.hy H0 was strands.
Rand In the coin mxlalnt. asserts that he
received purine ant Injuriesfi .
The boy pubs on account a: the In-
,luriss. and the father on account of
the loss of the services of the rob. and
the expenses of doctors and nurses.
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McLEAN'fI APPOINTMENTE.
George M. 051.,51 New London, For
Adjutant General.
Governowlacl. McLean has author-
Izod thc‘ Co'urant to announce his ap-
ointment of the following members of
Is stiff:
Adjutant geneIcI, George M. Cole.
New London. .
Quartermaster general, George 8
Newton. pf Hartford
Surgeon gonelal.
Knight, of Lakeillle
Paymaster general, John W. Atwood.
of Plslbllcld.
Phelps
Dr. George ll.
Judge advocate general,
Montgomery. of New Haven.
HIS FIE-ELECTION PROBABLE.
Whitman 18. Mom]. of Greenwich. Is
the only County Commissioner whose
thm expires next year. M1. Mead is
a candidate for m. Iolectlon by the gen-
cIsl assembly and Is not likely to meet
with any strong opposition He has a
strong following, especially from his
own and of the county where Republi-
cans generally look upon him as a
loader. While some others have been
mentioned as aspiring. It looks as If'
they were fostering a. forlorn hope. as
the representative men In the party In
this section all favor Mr. Mead.
m
APPLEs s'I-IIPPt-to TO EUROPE.
Many barrels of apples picked In
Stamford and vicinity have been ship-
ped to Europe within the past few
weeks. Much fruit that has been
picked has not kept well. but there Is
still a large supply on hand. Many
apples are sent South. Stamford ap-
plcs arc retailcd In the southern cities
at 25 and 30 cents a dozen. In the {all
of the year. buyers visit the farmers,
and buy all the flue fruit they can sr-I
range for to ship South or to Europe.
Prices are now increasing.
PHILIP NORDLUND BEHEADED.
The Man Who Murdered Seven Men on
The Modular Prlnl Carl.
VES'I‘ERAAS. Sweden. December 10
~I—l’hilllp Nordlund. who May In last.
as the steamer Prins Carl. on which he
was a passenger. was passing Quick-
sund. murdered seven men and wound-
cd five others. a woman and a boy. sub-
sequently escaped in a boat to Koplng.
and who was convicted and sentenced
to death in June last. was beheaded this
morning. The condemned man chant-
ed the verses of a psclrn as he laid his
head upon the block.
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PADDY RYAN DESTITUTE.
NEW YORK. lkcombor 10~Paddy
Ryan. one-limo champion of the prize
ring. In destitute. HI? has lost his
speech. and Is sufferlnrr with Brlght's
disease. His friends have started a
subscription for his benefit. The list
In headed by John 17. Sullivan. SuIIlI
vauls fight that made him champion
was with Ryan AfterwaId Ryan tiav-
eled with him. as his sparring partner.
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A Good Workman
will give prompt attention to
your plumbing. If you let us
know your wants in that line.
We employ skilled and care-
ful assistants and the best of
materials. Call us up at any
time and you'll have reason to
be glad you (lid so.
Phone 137.3.
Charles E. Ginghami. '
50 South Main Street,
. Booth Norwlllu.‘
«In. 9;. anymore»:-
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ea Wouldn‘t"- its-301M Non-walls
, . Illummacrsmnwmm
Vol-phone It house. “4.
Di 9?“ what you eat.
Itargflcls'll diceststhc foodhndaids
9r" 9.3"“ . “tractor-.5:
In if t. 0 or an!
no: 10010 thalatos‘bdlscovarod digest-
snt and tonic. No 0 her preps Ion
up, I cloudy. in:
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acorn 0. £101.00. II'I‘InIh Nora-mm
I'Evidcnce on the following subject
will prove of Interest to every South.
Norwalk road? so many. people so
through the ame experience daily
"his public statement should no prob!
, hasltivc to every wavering doubtar
Read it carefully.
Mrs. Elizabeth Flatt, 13 Elizabeth
street. says: “1 0m 77‘ycsrs old. and
thn'mothsr of a large family, i hail
kidney trouble for a long time, with
very sevarc backache and to make
matters worse rheumatism attacked
me. It was so bad that my, hands'nnd
limbs were of no use tome. ,1 book
Doau‘s Kidney Plllstand they «11:1 me
good. I 010 not suffer as 10111. My
backache disappeared and the rheumsI
flour was much better. i think i can
safely say if they help people of my
age. aflllcted so badly, they will help
anyone. "
You can get Doan' s Kidney Pills sf
Plalstcd‘s drug stow, price 50 cents.
Foster-Milburn Company, Buffalo, N.
Y., sole agents for the United States
Remember the name—«Donn's—and
take no other. '
A l’.\.\'ACli.~\.
All who suffer (and thcrc arc
many) from llcadaclic or Ncural-
gin or any disease u'hcrc pain is a
promincui syIIIptoIII, should try
Acclon, it rclicvcs quickly. .\t
l.)rnggist.~. 25c. a box. or
.\ccton Medical (0..
Mystic. Conn.
hort
Sea Trips"
of two to five days' our»
uon, are offered by the
OLD DOMINION LINE
. T0
NORFOLK, VA. -
OLD POINT COMFORT. VA
RICHMOND. VA.
washrooms. n. c.
Steamers can can: except Sunday
from Pier 28 North River. foot of
Beach street. New York.
Tickets. Inoludinsmesls and state
r001: accommodations. 813.00 and up
war II.
For full information apply to
OLD llilllllllll S'llillSlllP 00.
81 Beach Street, New York, N. Y.
H. n..WALKlfR, Traffic Manager.
J. J. BROWN, Gen. Pass. Agent
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' MAKiNo 'Pmenos. "
Tho candles obtainable at Ghlotto‘s
make new friends every day. retain old
friends besides. Want to know the
why and wheIeforof No question.
more easily answored. The sugrlr
used heIe Is sugar. not glucose: our
workmen are not, skillful and expor-
Ienccd at their trade. and we endeavor“
to be courteous In our treatment of 4‘
every customer, whether he buys five
cents or five dollars worth of confec-
tions. Try our .
make friends for as faster than any-
thing we know.
G. GHIOTTO.“
68 WALL STREET. NORWALK
i511.“ , MW” ' iiii
Plumbing and Slum Hoar;
Inn
Hot Water Hurling. I
Hot Mr ”albumin.
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sill 5700105. on:
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lu’l‘l
Emma ll
chocolates... They '
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strike my be 'fstal to a rap on!”
II steamer. The maritime nations ,‘
again this threat, and units their in- ,
forts to been the m5 clear by 0 sys ..
tern of ex changed i-s‘ports on dsrsll
41nd the 01:0ng dispatch of v
destroy the wherever rebor ,
CIKO Recor . -
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Low BridesISaVc
zPhusical Power.
[Less labor to pay your grocery
bills]
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Best 191310 (.‘arcarnery nutter. 23c 1h.
Pure Lard. 101: lb.
Gold Dust. 16c pkg.
3lb.pkg.JenkIns'Bnckwhcat,10c.
3 pkgs. None Such Mince Meat, 20c.
Solid Packed Tomatoes, So can.
IMIik Crackers, 2 lbs 15c.
Soda Crockery, ,I , _ 5c lb.
Ginger Snapaip ‘ ,'f w ,. .50, lb.
A. STULL
71 common AVENUE,
. :EAST nortWAmr.
,‘ m
Paper..-
Although we are hav-
our Stock to run down,
and can offer as good
varIetv as “earlier.
, Will doyour work
when wantedg .I -
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III FIRST AVENUE.
, East Norwalk.
Tel. l35.-2.
1:05:20: PIIIE
Little Shoes
for
Little Tots.
Well mothers, that cuteness of that
little lot depends largely upon the
manner of his dress, doesn't it?
We know It is hard -io get Just the
little shoe that Is desired—generally
they are not quite “dainty" onough.
We have 11 nice. assortment to offer—-
various pretty shapes, made of pink
white or blue kid.
You certainly have no objection to
the pilcc~ I
500 pair.
Surely you will call and look at
them anyway. We delight to show
them. for we know the little 0110 will
delight to wear them. and the happier
,thc child, the happlcl the Inotlici, you
know. ,1. ,I ,I. ,I .I,I
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mg a ‘vcrv busy season. ..I
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at the price bf windmill? ,I
'l‘hcur'bushl reliable
. at less tb n others as
cheap furniture I
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Tables. China Closets a
lag Chairs. It Is In your in
tollook at our line during ,
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Norwallr 6 D m Lia N
We have an: coming by
tbs ear-load:
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